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Grants Campaign.
o,p NAkEs A FORCED MARCH SOUTH or LKE'i
LINE or RETREAT

orp NAkkh FORCED MARCH SOUTH or LEES
LINE or RETREAT.
On advancing to Burkesyille Junction with
che various army corps, General Grant de.
,0,,ched Ord with the Twenty.fourth Army
.ru. southwest from that point to intercept
90 should he by any means manage to get
arr... the road leading to Lynchburg aud en-.
L..,or 10 reach Danville. General Grant
viii now probably push down with most Of
Nj, army ~ the latter place in order 10 inter.
,-pt JOhuston's retreat to Davis at Danyille.
LgT, DAVIS ESTABLISHES HINsELP AT DAN
WILLIE.
A refugee from Danyille says that trains
we're arriving there all day Monday from
Richmond loaded with fugitives and stores.
JEFF Davis and Cabinet reached there in tho
,rcrnUUn, and that JEFF. Davis was conveyed
,a the residence Of Mr.. Sutherland, in the
tiers private carriage, which had been
waiting his arrival some hours. The last
tnin cut Of Richmond, he asserts, was filed
With stragglcrs. who found locomotive and
.one ears leit behind, and furnished the en-
,users and fremcn from their own number.
rOSLMAN REPORTED BETWEEN DASyILLE
AND GEEESBORO'.
lie brings the information that Beauregard
,cgraphed JET. Davis on Tuesday that
stoncman was On the railroad tearing II IN
4 High Point, between Danyille and Green
baro'. A glance At the map will show the
ap9rtanco2f this TO Lee and Johnston.
~. sHERIDAN's SPLENDID SUCCESS NEAR
BuRKEsvILLE.
Gen. Grant and staff LEFT Jottersyilie soon
ltrr fvo o'clock, p m, Thursday, aud rode
70 Burkcsyille Junction, where his headquar.
ggs trains had been ordered 10 await him
hiring the night. A staff officer arrived from
zen. Sheridan's headquarters with the glori.
us news that Sheridan, aided by Wright 4
md Humphreys corps succeeded late in the
coming in capturing thirteen thousand pris.
arr., several hundred wagons fourteen
Gees Of artillery, and the following general
ficcrs: Lieut.. Con. Ewoll and Mai. Gems.
Eofshuw, Barton, Corse, De Bose, Gusts
Lrc, Hunton, and Dick Anderson.
uL ANNOUNCEMENT TO rng TROOPS or THE
CAPTURE or RICuNoSD.
Monday afternoon, tho surrender Of Rich.
1ond was made known to the troops Of the
.lh corps while marching. by an officer said
20 have come from Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
vii not attempt, writes a correspondent, ia
icseribc the enthusiastic outbuTst caused by
ibis intelligence. Caps and muskets were
thrown into the air, and many heart wal
V.tod with joy to the clouds. Who will mol
eIieye now that the backbone Of the rebellion
, broken, and the ycrtobral column unniis
akably fractured. And this reminds me t.
ny that after our victory gained at Five
Forks, captured officers said "You hRv,
son ?. lcrsburg now, and the fall Of Rich
nOnd follows" And so It was. And thu
d will DO seen, although the 9th and OH
orps first marched into Petersburg, and tn,
lmy Of the James was the FIRST to oute
Richmond, that, after all, tho, grand victor,
," gained by the cavalry and 9th corps il
laSt ever memorable battle and more mem
oHsle victory ut Five Forks.
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JOHN r. ELvANs d co.
81 Louisiana ave aud sos c street., rio
WASHINGTON, D. G., w
BLACKS MITHs' ASD wHEELwEIonTs'
HARDWARE. ~

ANvILs-wroughi Cast steel Paced.
vICBS-solld Box Com, cotter Keys ;PaThl.
lei, l,23t; Chain, ,2,3,i.
sLEDGE HAMMERS.
HAND do.
PICKS.
NUTs-squsrS Punched ;IIeSRgen Punches
WASHERS.
CABLE CHAINs--I& to- inch.
sPRINOS-BHght Black.
AXLEs-Long Arm; n PateHt; sSlid CSIlSr,
CART HUBS
WAGON HrBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED FELLORS-2 " ) inches thread.
HICKORY sPOKES.
OAK SPOKEs.
sIIAFTs-Ruh light Ruiz, medium; a in.
iGhed, light; medium, heavy express, gro
Gerry finished, light land bars); Inedium
(aud bRrs) heavy land bars.
POLES-Ruh; finished land eircles).
swINGLETREEs-Light feTruiSd medlum
finished heavy.
FINISHED WHEELs-LArge.
Rpn TERMS CASH.
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81 MorBAy, April 10, iasa.
tPrfeas given bsiop rt6Ir 70 iskelssdk epesafions
oalr, aalsss olAsrtpfss s1prsssed 17D-A
ccysnn I'VE hesiss 2 al, On saturday, but
Lapwing, a % -. geld, 70 90 West
ILorS-ws, t.I !s.a.y: AsS gs PIE n isyossd
y, At o per bbi. The range may Be given A.
nlfows Super. brands "a. - 70 u extra DO,
y 70 ". ~; shipping brands City Mills, MONT.
nal, at tloi high grade, tlo. 80. and family, eli
per Dbl. Rye -four, "a 80 to ~. Is, and corn.
meal. City NILS, Is. 81 20 Is. rs per bbl.
0RAIE, -wheat--2. 600 bu shs. offered weather
We, and unfsyorable: and market quiet for
At "a Corn-6, 900 bushs. white and 2, 0Oo
bushs. yellow received ineluded In the sales
were 2 Boo bushs. white al ~ 10, aud 3, OOc
bushs. yellow at u. % TO ~. ~ pet bush. "a
further Improvement. OATS, O00 bushs. offered,
with small sales at IS ets. weight.
MoLAssEs, No sales.
Provisions -No report received TO day,
sREna. --Cloyor IL nominal al Ell TO Ell, 2,
timothy, ~. 30, and FAX, " rs to ~ per bush.
sugAE. Nothing was done to-day.
wHIsHr. We have only to report small sal'
at " l6 per gallon.
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7 20 NATIONAL LOAN. 100

IA AAoN ~ Ivan W
~ ,v .oov,
-. g., -. a. ,-.--.-..
So, -
"" P''PA'1 " 'N'A''" P'0~P"'' "A ssh"
and purchasers,
.. 8. SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY MOTHS
These notes are issued, nader dale Of August H.
ia. 4. Observation-Disclosures,
'''' ~
$50, 500, $500, 81 900 AND IS, 900.
They bsur interest s,7s.Io per cent. Per an.
nuin, and have eouP0ns AtiAshsd' payable In
lawful money ON Ysbruary ls,h and August 18th
a, ..,h 20, n. n,,.oln.l ill Il. n.ia t.t.~,
49,, 81. ,.,,, 80. -.
-,
TsdesnGbls NJ the pleasure Of The oOSsrAnsai
At any time Gftsr ave years, and payable twenty
,..,. fran ,Auvu., lat. 1897. with in,,r..t Al
hA rAA SANF !" 'oiH'
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ORPHAN Ms COURT.

APHIL II, 1865
DISTRICT or COLuNBIA, WASHINGTON
COUSTY-TO wIri
In tho case VI Thomas A. UAnt, administrator
wa VI BEN amin Newton, deceased, the admin.
istratoT w.. Aforesaid has, with the appreciation
aforesaid, sppolntsd SATURDAY, the 9Th day u
May next, for the Anal settlement And distribu.
tion " tho pers0na estate Of said deceased, and
Of tho assets In hand a. far the same have been
collerted and turned into money; When and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
aro notified 70 attend, lat the Orphans Court u
Washington eouaty Aforesaid, with their claims
properly VOuehed or they may otherwise by Law
be excluded from all benefit In said deceased e.
tate provided = copy Of this order be publishrd
once q week for three Weeks In the NArIoHAL
REPUBLIcAN previous TO tho said Saturday, the
9Th day Of hAy, lSd5.
Test &c. R0BBIFs,
Apll. WV RegIster Of WIN.
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c L q n N TN q

g L - H H i N G.
m, N. Ar -,
Pa hiss struck lie Is now the theme,
~ ~ ,w.,.' ana ~ alnhs,
Nv saints a. ven a. Snney
Prom PennsyiVAnis cones the cry,
wan anA g', tshes W ths song'
III, oiIy strains nrnI,ng
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The only place where you can purchase
INDiA RUBBEE GOODs Of all kiRda Al MANUPAC-
TURERs' prices, II at II. 4. HALLS India Rub
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, all kinds
Of Rubber Goods beautifully repaired At short
notice. mAr23-u
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Tina JUdieiaI Committee Of the Privy Coun-
I'll in England have reported to the Queen
ina, in their opinion the proceedings by which
Bishop Colenso was Opposed for horesy, in
writing his review of the books Of Moses, are
null and void in law.
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RH W. Il. wall a co.,


TRusTsg's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE IN THE SEVENTH WARD
by virtue Of decrec Of tho supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, In Equity sitting, bear
Ing date December lAh, 1894, and passed In q
cause In which William 4. Riley ct. al. In behalf
Of the Mount Vernon Building Association, -
arc Complainantu, aud Edward N. Clarke 81. al,
ara Defendants, mo. ial Equity,l shall oifor
for salc a. Public Auction, IN froni uf the prem
tses, on TUESDAY, tho 4th day Of April, A. d.
lsa5, at o'clock y. m, the following real eS-
tate, vii' All that part Of Lot numbered niue (D)
In square numbered three hundred aud atty.
thrna (353) VI the plan n the city % Washington
beginning for the northeast corner VI said square
At the intcrseetOuo Of u street south aud Tenth
street west thence running south On line with
said Tenth street ninety tpO) feet thence west
any four (5i) feet ton aud one half (i0lsl inches.
thenee north ninniy N'ol foot, thence east gu a
ten Aad one half O0lSD Inches t. the place Of DO.
ginning, with tho improvements thereon.
This property IL situated on tho corner VI D
street south aud Tenth street west, aud offers
great Inducements To purchasers.
TermA-ons-thlrd cash, the residue In six aud
twalye months, the purchaser giving his notes
Tor the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed
aud bearing interest from the day u sale.
Title dsod tn bs rotainsd uhtil all Of tho Pur-
chase money In paid. .#...
All eOnVeyAnelnR aud revenue stamps al tho
cost Of the purchaser,
n the terms Of sale are not complied with
within ave days from the day Of sale. tho Trua.
tee reserves tho right 10 resell the said property
Al tho risk aud cost Of the dcfAuitlng purchaser,
by giving three days notice In soms new spaper
printed 10 tho city 81 Washington.
A. LLOYD, Trustee,
mhT.2AwSds W. q. WALL & CO., Aueta.
TTuE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, ID May.
A. LLOYD, Trustee
apc1.AWtd WIN L, WALL a Co, Auets
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ASr one having occasion TO visit private
medical Institution are advised 10 call On DR..
Nellny.
large and successful practice here AID else
where enables him to guarantee perfect cure In
all cases.
All visits aud communications strictly private
and confidential Persons calling SEQ no one but
the Doctor. febl.u
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. COURT PROcEEDINas.

CRcUIr CoURr-ChIcf Justice Cartier
The case Of W. W Robbins against George W.
Webster, was called this m0rning End Judi ment
by consent entered.
Philip LAncr against Valentine Mayer; judg.
mcnt by consent entered.
David O'Neil Co. against John W Wan
Hook Judgment confessed.
Cornelius Roosevelt and son az linst John and
George y. JillErd; Judgment contested.
The Jury was sworn In the case VI Morris
against AldTich
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
n Pr G IA L.
WAS DEPARrnGNr, !
AbJuTANT GKSERAL's OFFIcE.
wAsHIHaroN, April Z, lSdS.

WAS DEPARTMENT,
AbJrTAST GKSERAL's OFPcE.
wAsHir0roN, April = lSdS
HEcoRps o. npcoSrINQED coNNASDs.
GeAtrul Orders No. o.
]. All military records, such A. dies u public
letters, letter books, order books, and other
record books, muster rolls, ke. are the property
q the United States, and will be Required for fu
ure reference In tho settlement VI claims against
the Government. and for other o1ieial purpose.
Whenever posts districts, geographical de.
partments Ahd divisions, aud other eonimahds
have been, or shall hereafter he, discontinued,
all such records, u not required fot use at the
department headquarters In which the comma nds
were Included, will 10 Immediately forwarded
by express 10 this otice
II. All persons WIN are not now, but who may
have been In the military service Of the United
States, and who have such records In their pos
session, arc expected to forward them without
delay to this ONCE, where the expense Of trans
pOrtation will be paid
ILL., omcerS who come In command 81 places
captured from the enrmy, will collect aud for .
ward 10 this oniee any papers len behind by the
rebels, which may be II public use or interest.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
h y. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adj utant General
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OFF CT A l..
TIKI FIRST coRPs-SoTICI To VETERANS.
HEApouARTERg FIhsr C,Rr.

TIKI FIRST coRPS-NoTiCE TO VETERANS
HEADaUARTERs FIAsr CoRra,
wASHISdroS, D. c, Dec. ~ Is94
Veterans desiring to enlis, In tho First Army
Corps should report In person at the once Of Col
{. y. Johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, D. c.
Any Veteran, who has served two years, has
been honorGbly discharged, Snd Is physleAlly
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two,
or three years.
Those eulisting will reeeive from tho Govern.
mont bounty Of $500 A. soon as they are mus
tered In, and, In addition, the regular install.
msnts from the Government In proportion to tho
period Of enlistment, as follows: 800 for one
years service, ORs-third paid on enlistment k2OO
for two years service, one third on enlistment
$500 for three year service, nethird on enlist
meut
They will be credited TO the quota Of the dis
tret In which they or their families may be dom
ieiled, and will, therefore, DO entitled to local
bountieE
Pree transportation will be furnished them Ia
Washington by any Provost Marshal
Tho best arms In the possession VI tho Govern
mont will be furnished these troops, aud they
will be allowed to retain their arms when hon
orAbly discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock. 1855 !
street, between Ninetcenth and Twsntisth streets
once Of the Board for the Examination Of on
esr---Brig. 0snoral John r. Brooke, President
ls3 q street, between Nineteenth aud Twsntistl
strests.
BY order VI MAJ, Don. W. $. Hancock
FINLEY ANDERSON,
| Jar1T.H A.sl.lant Adlptanf Ha,ar.l
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD! TAKEN
Il away, near my premises, corner Of Pour.
and a half and y streets, usland, a DARK BAY
she MULE, about twelve years OLD aud about
fourteen hands high, rough coat, long tail aud
name, : mark on Jeff rhoulder ATm, and NO
ahoas on when taken The above reward will
be given for her TstaTD.
a5s.5la WIN. n. II. MACK.
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WAGONS, CARTS AND DRAYs.

RCGISTER's OFBIcE, April ,, lSG5.
Notice il hereby given that Licenses, issued TO
owners Of WAGONS, Carts and Drays, will expire
on MONDAY, April ,, 1885, and that said Licenses
must be renewed, In compliance with law, at this
once within ten days from this date.
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS,
Ap5.dtd Register, VIC.
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II IL noteworthy fact that just ono year
rom the day when Gen. Grant took com.
aand in person Of the Army of the Potomac,
E, Culpcper Court House, our troops oecu.
pod Richmond.
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John X. RLVANS 4 CO.,
- 81 Louisiana avenue and 500 o street -
WASHINGTON, D. c., -
DEALERS ~ ~
KE0 HARDWARE.

CUT SAILs-Pniahsd, Gto ia; RSRSS, : "
l2di Box, o, 7, ID.
CUT AplERS-l 10 7IheheA
CLlNCH MAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE SHOES, burdens 00YsTnmsht, No.
10 81 Burdsh'p City, No. ! 70 8; q. and
y, No. 10 u Mule Shoes, !, "a
HORSE NAILs-0Hmh'a, gto loi PuthAh's,
to 10; PutnAm's, tx f" to 10; New
London, TO lOi ''AmeTiean, " q 70 10,
Apll TERMS; NIT cARH
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

ouAHrHRHArm GENHAL's oYpIcK,
PIRsr DIVISION,
wAsHINdroN err, April l, lse3.
Will DO sold al public suction, 10 tho highest
bidder, al 0iesboro', D, Z, gu
TUESDAY, April I,
TUESDAY, April ~,
TUESDAY, April IA,
TUESDAY, April -,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
DAY.
These horses have been condemned rs unnl for
the savAlry ssryice o. the army.
for rVad and farming purposes many good
bargains may be had
Horses sold sinyly. sala 10 commence al 10
u, N, Terms cash, In United states currency.
JAMES A. EktN,
Brsyet BrEAdisr GENERAL, In charge FIRST
Division ouRrterniastsr General = once,
ApJ.td
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FOR RENT.-Ofiee Rooms In the Wash
iugton Building, corner Of PeHnsylVaniR ave.
nue. and Seventh street The best locality In the
city. inquire at L. gELDNER 4 COS,
Inl4.u Clothing store, IN the same building.
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CARRrING CoSCEALED WEArOSs.-John
buchanan WA arrested last night by Oniccr
PFHnklin, for carrying cVne"aled weapons. lie
was taken before Justice Miller, and hued Sal.
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AYER'S CHERRY PEcTORAL-tho worlds
great remedy Tor colds, coughs, consumption,
nd all Infections Of the lungS and thTout.
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ExCELsIoR.-Tho card Of Capt Roberts,
the director Of the Excelsior Saloon, will be found
In our advertising columns to-day. Il 10 only
necessary to say Tint he who has oneo partak en-
Of Mr. Roberts nquorG and lunch will be suro TO
nhll nnnin.
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Mnruamm nNral

"A NJ Usm MMNT 81
FORD 20 NBwsTHRATRR.
~ Tenth street, nsar PenpayivaniA Aysnus.
TUESDAY,, APRIL y. lses
MISS LAURA KkRNE SD
~ LspY fEakLE,
In sheridan's elegant comedy the IA
SCHOOL RoR SCANDAL,
D n MccoLLoM fI
JOHN DYoTT,
HARRY HAWK. &C.
GROWERS NEW THEATRE,
W PennsylHania avenue. near wlllards'.
GREAT SUCCESS OF ALADDIN.
THIS EVENING.
CONTINUATION or APPROVAL.
The Grand Oriental spectacle,
ALADDIN;
OR TliE WONDERFUL LAMPi
wIrH
| Its splendid Cast Of Characters,
| MagnineeRt scenery,
Magical Illnsious,
Intricate Machinery.
kntranetng Songs, and the
| LIVING FOUNTAIN
CoLoRED Waters.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
0RASD MATINEE
-AI.ADrIN;
AT CHAP PRICES.
SFRegular admission u, 70, 90 aud IS cents
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1907 NAL "ASK7.3O
MRT RoPo LIS,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
A0RScY,
ga PIPTKRNTH srREHT,
OPPOSITE UNITED Stairs TREASURY DE.
PARTMKNT.
This bank Il authorised to receive subserIp.
iions to tho
PoPUL AR T30 LOAN.
These notes arc issued In denominations Of
60 tioo, ssoo, u, 200, and s5, 900 payable 10
bearer or order, three years amor date, with In.
tcrsst, payable semi. annually at seven and
thres.tsnths per csntum Per Annum, and are
convertible At maturity At the holders option
into the s. - sig per cont gold tntsrsa .s,drino
bonds. Tho interest On those no,os 10 two cents
per day for every sloo
PULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BAHKRRs.
Any infOrms,ion rospeSting tho UNITED
STATES LOANS will be shoSrfaIy given On Ap.
plieAtiOB personally or By letter.
PULL SUPPLY or GOVERNMENT sEcu.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
sALK
VIZ RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DBALHRs
MAXI COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND ALL cLAssBs oY
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT voUcHBRa
AsD THASsAcrA
0BNBRAL BANKING BUSINESS.
ID HUTCHINSON, Cashier
L. B. CHITTBSDBN. President nhs4.n
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JEwELRY, beautiful ladies combs, jet
sets, chains, bracelets, rings, belt buckles, new
and beautiful styles, for only ~, at the Dollar
JewcIry store, 40. i3S peansylVaniA avenue,
near Foul. aud a half street. ap7-lws
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FiRE N GEoRGErOwN.-Last night about
half past ten, n nre broke out In the stable on
Market street, between Prospect and Bridge
streets, which was entirely consumed. Tho std e
bio wa owned by Mr.. James Robertson. Loss
about 500
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THI YoUNG MBN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TIuS. This association bold o-night at the
Council Chamber, their last lcvec Of the season.
Their programme promises to be one VI the most
attractive Of the series.
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Ham RnsToRAFIvE, The following tssti.
rnonial In reisrsnee 70 Pref eibbst'a Haif Rssto.
ralive 4 copied from the oArontols. ~ have
been using Prof.. eihhet's Rssioratiysfor The Hair
ing my hair waa 20 rapidly falling % that was
fearful of losing n entirely ID ceased fAlilng %
a. soon A. began the use Of the Restorative.
Ny scalp Ia now perfectly healthy, ard ny hair
IL beginning TO grow aud thieken rapidly. This
testimonial IL given q matter Of duty 70 other
who may need some safe and reliable remedy
ior the hair aud scalp. c. MCCONNELL,
ass seventh street, opposite Post O6lee
once In Washington Building, Pennsylvania
Avenue, corner Of Seventh street, room s, second
nOof
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GRocERs, BUTCHERS, AND PROvIs.
" ION DEALERS,
TAXI NOTICE.
We Offer for sale
10. wv REANs CAP STRAW,
10, 900 RRAAs CROWN STRAW.
ALSO,
All kinds VI
WRAPPING PAPER,
TIM PR CENT LOWER
than can purchased elsewhere.
We arc constantly purchasing, for CASH,
OLD BLANK BOOKS,
BILLH, RBCBIPTs,
LETTERS, AND
NEWSPAPERS,
HOr which We will pay
AN ADVANCE ABOVE TIKI MARKET.
Cash PAID POR RAGS, RoPB, 40.
KNIGHT JoHNsoN's,
q south Charles street,
dels.H Baltimore, Maryland.
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SECOND DIsTRfCr ScHooLs-Yesterday
morning. the lady teachers, with their pupils Of
the six public schools in the old Medical College
building, corner Of y and Tenth strects, assem-
bled In the room occupied BY the Female Gram.
mar school, under the superintcndeneo of Miss
Boggs, and participated in Harmonious re.
jolcings over the dow mall Of the rebellion by
singing "The Red, white and Blue - Star
spanglcd Banner, - ''Amcrica, aud other
kindred patriotic airs. They closed the nnsieal
part u the entertainment by cheers for Generals
Grant sherman, sheridan, our army and navy,
Union aud peace
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- L A r y " II i l. l. 1,
CORNER OF NINTH AND y STREET.

CORNER OF NINTH AND y STREETs.
This Large sud Handsome Hall Ia now for
coed, aud finished 10 the most 'ub-tAntiRl- man.
ner, with large aAd convenient dressing rooms,
and gallery at the south end for spectators,
The Hal, IL the best ventilated room In the
city, with twenty windows Vn the south aud
east aud west sidss, with a large yentilNtOr 10
the centre Of the HALL. II Il admirably adapted
for Concerts, being built with especial attention.
To that object aud for Balls the greatest care
has been taken 10 have the beet nOOr that could
be procured,
The Hall'will bs rented for Balls, Concerts,
MinstTels, fa'rs, &c.
Inquire OF o. sllECKELs, On D street, third
door from the Hail nOl0 dn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Losr CHILp.-YosterdRy afternoon, about
2 p. nj. ofaccr FUSS found on Pennsylvania ave.
nue., little boy about years Of ago, wandering
about He was taken TO tho Seventh precinct
station house, and kept until half. past eight
o clock, y. m, when his parents were found
Mr.. Jacob Won Dcrlchi, al Eleventh street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
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