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BALTIMORE, April S.-In the case of Bradley
johnson, of Maryland, late of the rebel army and
who participated with the police Marshal, Kane,
at the commencement Of the war; in effort to re!
pei northern troops, and who was recently held to
bail in the U. s. District Court, in this city, to
answer an indictment for treason, the President
has interpOsed, ordering his bail to be discharged
and the abandonment of the case. johnson claims
exemption rnder the terms of his parole.
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Negro InsurrectiOns and Defalcations.
HAVANA, March 24-Since Wednesday night
there has boon report Of a negro instruction on
0eieda's plantation, and also on tho estate of
Martin Hernandez, and also on two others, near
BalandrOn.
The Government sent this morning some cav.
airy, and the infantry are preparing to 20 to the
scene.
There is little danger aPprehendod of q general
instruction at present.
large defalcation was discovered in tho military
treasury, and the intsndant, Don Joaquin GalyeI,
and the inventor, Don Vicente Rodriguez, have
been condemned to pay over 50 562 900. Also,
large deficits in the custom house and other depart
ments.
Tho United States gunbOat Maokinaw has boen
in port several days. She will leave tomorrow for
St. Thomas
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DY G. W. B0TEL Il r, j II.
Id AUCTI0NBER.

DY G. W. B0TE L Il r, j r.. +,
ID AUCTIoNBER.
AUCTION SALE or HOSPITAL STORES WHISKY,
WINES, &C.
MEDICAL PuRyEIOR's OFPIoB,
wAsHiNGroS, D. O., March 81, 1855.
Will be sold, at public auction In this city, at the
JUDICIARY SQUARE WAREHOUSE, back Of the City
Halt on WEDNESDAY, the lah day ola r next, at 10
o'clock m, the following articles Of Hospital Stores
and Liquors. longer required for the use VI the med
cal department Of the army, viz:
Arrow Root, 5000 lbs. Barley 10000 lbs.
Corn Starch, lO,oOO lbs Cocoa and Chocolate, 10000
lbs.
Tapioco, 10 900 lbs. Ext Of Beef %, 900 lbs.
Concent'd MIN, 1000 lbs. Ginger, 1885 lbs.
Extract Of CiHee, 8,762 gals, Beans, 600 lbs.
Pea Deans, $500 lbs. Desc Potatoes, 100 lbs.
Mixed Desc. Potatoes, 1872 lbs; whisky, quart bot
ties, 10000.
whisky in bbls., gallons s,soOi Sherry Wine quart
bottles 40 900.
sherry Wine, In bbls., co. JArrsgOnA Wine in bot.
ties, 10000
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
large and small purchasers.
Terms: Cash.
Five @ days will be allowed to parties in removing
their properly.
Caialog ues ready by the 9Th proS.
CfIAs SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Purveyor, U. s. A.
Q. W. B0TELRR, Jr.,
mh2l.ds Auetioneer.
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The Celebration In Richinond-SevonT hou-
sand Freedmen In PI ocessIon.

RICHMOND, April 3.-The Freedmen of Richmond
celebrated the first anniversary of their doiveraucs
from bondage to-day. The procession, embracing
seven thousand men, marched from the western
suburbs through the principal streets, with ban
ners and music, to the Capitol square, where an
address was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Hunnicutt
Good order prevailed during the day.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL

-
CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoR0, DC.
ouARTBRnAsTKR GENERALS OFFICE,
wAsursoros, D c., Feb. n, isss.
By order Of the Quartermaster General, there Will be
sold the premises at public auction, under the d.
reetion Of Captain George T Browning, A. o; M on
WEDNESDAY, April 4 1865, at 10 o'clock m. the fol-
o" 6sE az sfsa ASD FEED MILL
frame with massive granite fOundatons 40 by sOfee
struetsd Of the very best material and in the sub
Also At tho same time and place, the machinery and
ONE ~ ENGINE, or 100 HORSE POWER,
with cylinder Of twenty two (22 inches diameter and
iron bed plate, with cold and hot water pumps and
heater, with c~tircn ny Wheel with driving pulley
Of the same material, ten QO) feet In diameter and
twenty -four S inches face with Judsons patent gov
eIn0r. 1890 -. - ...,.. $500, ..,,u
Of the best boiler iron Ave sHtesnhs i Of an ineh
In thickness ave 10y feet In diameter aud fourteen 40
feet i've 6 inches In length each boiler seventy six
7B) lap-wsldcd nues each three (S) and fourth 20
inchos in diameter with all tho requisite appendAges
TEN no PAIRS OF REED, 8 PATENT BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY (SOl INCHES SPRING MILLS constructed Of
solid French burr milestone, and set In heavy we'll
balanced frames, with cutters elevators, and con
yeyOTs sufficient and handle the hay, grain, and
prepared feed the most economical and laborsANng
PlAu.
leys OF faced and balanced, with hangers aud
boxes sufficient to drive ten O) pairs Of bus, &c Tho
main Is of four a. ply rubber and twenty
Sc Of the best RETAINED patent stretched leather
The Engine Boilers Machinery aud Fixtures Of every
description Of the very best materials and work
manship and stil In excellent condition and nne work.
Ing ORDER the mill having been in operation only about
fifteen months.
If deemed advisable by the agent OF the Government
on the day Of sale the buildings will be sold separately
Terms Cash, in Government funds,
Purchasers will be required to remove their property
before the hrst OsD day Of May next unless otherwise
arranged with the owner Of the grounds.
boat for hieEbOTo will leave the sixth street wharf
every hOnT during the day Of sale
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NEw ORLEANS April Cotton depressed; sales
Of 800 bales to-day receipts 277Oi low mddlng
36a37c Sugar more active fully fair l4lal4lc
Gold 1915. Sterling S3!. New York checks I
discount, Freights unRltered.
The grand jury has investigated the late assassi.
nation of Captain Granshy, aud of the coroners
jury in letting the assassin escape They condemn
the col oner.
The spring is forward throughout louisiana
The cane and corn is promising, The upper river
is flooded, and cotton is coming down freely.
The city is crowded with emgrauts em route to
Mexico.
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Directors ELEcrED.-0n Monday after
noon the following. named gentlemen were elected
directors of the Washington Library for the ensu-
ing year: James F. Halliday W. Q. Force, Lewis
Clophane, W. L. Nicholson, Alexander r. Shop
herd, J. D. Keasby, and VIM. Thompson.
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BENCH WARRANr.-In the Criminal Court
yesterday the case Of VIM. ]. Hall, indicted for
stealing copper aud brass from the Navy-Yard, was
called, and the defendant not answering his re-
cognirance was forfeited, and bench warrant for
his arrest issued.
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Great Feni.u Meeting In philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, April IA large fenian meet
ing was held at the hall of the PhuadeIpnia c,rcs.
1t was called by the special order of the District
Centre, Andrew wynne. A highly important cir
cular from headquarters was read, pIedging imme.
diate action. Stephen ]. Moany, State Centre of
Ohio, delivered a most impressive address, and
every assurance was given of hearty cooperation
The o'MahOny policy is gaining much strength in
this oity
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FLOUR INsPEcTroN.-Mr. Joseph Hedrick,
the -four inspector of this city has made his report
for the quarter ending March 81 1866, which shows
tho number of barrels inspected, as follows; Family,
5,O4Oi extra, $780, super, l,294i fine, 42si mid.
ding, 49, rye, 2OSi making the whole number of
barrels inspected 1894.
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N
Is Just received the First supply Of
PARTISAN SPRING GOODS,
OF MY OWN RATION,
Consisting partly in silks, Mantlllas, Dress aud Man
hlla Trimmings BOnIets, Flowers, Ribbons, Millinery
GoOds in general, Handsome New Styles Belts aud
Orayas, Combs, Nets, Straw Hats aud Bounes Ponte,
Ponts Applique, NaenCienne aud duipurs Laces, and
great variety In Human HairwuTks
All these goods well adapted tor the Preset Sea
SON. and hope that their styles quality and moderate
prices will Insure the appreciation u my customers.
Maniillas and Dresses made 10 order.
NJ WILLIAM,
ap2-tf $40 Penn. aye.i 7 Cite TreyiTe, Paris.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w the OllSs 0fths National Republican.
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A Mysterious Fenian Vessel.

NEW YoRK, April 3-Tho Express has a rumor
of the oquppng and fitting out for of n feet of
vessels commanded by experienced officers, and
that certain prominent Fouians arc absent from
their accustomed posts.
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LARoESY.-on Monday night q colorcd
man named Toney Jackson was arrested in the
Second ward, BY oficer Campbell, for stealing $50
from IN old colorod man named Joseph Jones.
Justice Clayton sent him to Jail for court.
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PIrTsBURGu April 3.-Lithograph drafts, pur-
porting to be issued by Pittsburgh banking
house, have been received here from the West un.
der protest. There is no such institution here.
The whole thing is a swindle, and over one thous.
and impressions have been printed.
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ST.. LOUIS, April S-The entire Union ticket for
city officers, headed by Ex-Governor Carney for
Mayor, was elected in Leavenworth, Kansas, ye'.
tsrday. The vote was the largest ever cast in
LeayonWorth
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CLoT II L N q .

now He UCCEED ed.
BY THE BARD or OAK HALL.
There IL a doctor in our town,
A man Of practice and renown;
He makes q handsome Income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out in youth,
He had bat little cash In truth;
But still he'd try his best to do,
And make a name and money too.
lie attended lectures, studied hard,
Aud very quickly passed the board;
He opened ofaee, hung out sign,
Bat many patients could not md.
Zach day he sat, with saddened face
For poverty came on aPAcei
Al last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune In triee
Now patients locked from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year;
Men and women all declare,
No doctor can with him compare
The secret Of his great success,
IN tell you II you cannot guess;
The same advice will help you all,
He got a suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS 4 CO..
MERCHANT TAILoRS,
AND pEALERsN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
464 Seventh street.
Inst received the largest and finest stock OF PIECE
GoODs ever offered In the city Of Washington Having
secured the best artists in the city We are prepared to
make ID IN the FINEST style, aud at lower prices than
any other establishment.
mhl7 D. D. W.
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NEW HAvES April S.-Tho Palladium of this
evening figures up eight hundred and fifty majority
for Iawley in tho State.
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Hawley's Majority Eight Hupdrcd.
HARTFORD, April 3.-oficial returns from all
parts of the State show that Hawley elected by
eight hundred majority.
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BY Ell E g RAPH
The National Republican.
EVACUATION DAY IN RICHMOND.
Great Celebration Of the Freedmen.
ALL QUIET ALONG THE LINES,

We are indebted to Hon. JAMES HARLAN,
Secretary of the Interior, for the following
telegram, received by him from Richmond
last evening:l
RroHNoSp, April 8, 1850.
To Hon. James Harlan Secretary If the Interior SoI
n Street:
The Frccdmcn's celebration here to-day
was splendid affair. Twenty-Five thousand
out. No disturbance whatever.
T. ii. STANTON,
Paymaster.
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TIE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, APRIL ., abou.
10 q. IN. mhH-tf
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Remember the two separate Shows to be seen for one
price Of admission either separate for the same price
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nh2l.dtE
GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
> PUMPS, WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &c,
COMPRIaEa
TUE wATBR-wORKs AT GlBsB0Ro, D. @.


auLKrERxAsrER GExERAL's OFFICE, J
FIRST DIVISION, J
wIsHISatoS D. c., Feb. %, 1850.
By order Of the QuArtsrmRster General there will be
sold the premises, at public auction, under the d.
rectiou Of Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. on
THURSDAY, April O. 1885, at ~ clock m. the follow
ing described public property, to wit:
ONE STEAM BOILER, so feet long and feet 10 di.
amoter with two l2.ineh return nues,) made OF n
inch boiler iron with all the necessary apPuTenAnce
including castron trout guAge cocks, globe valves,
feed pump smoke stack and hood steam guage, ASH
Two " %sS IsP srr.M yoRnx puxps. No
g. is-ineh cylinder 9iueh stroke 26horse power each,
and each capable o. pumping aud forcing i0oooo gal
Ions Of water per day. Connected with them are the
requisite valves, glands, couplings, bends, elbows
double valve oil cups, &C These Pumps are compare.
lively new and in complete .1 HCTGI1g order
,6,ls3 feet e,lnsh ca'';irOn Waite. Pipe.
500 - pinch wrOught.lrOn "
6F4 " lH-inoh east.lron 90
1000 " l1-iBeh 80
1870 " l.Ineb 90 %
1900 " H.Inch I"
THIRTY .0SE CAsT-IRON FIRE PLUGS, (AyTes
pAtent,) with all the necessary eonneetiODs such as
rs bends stop eocks, elbow, four-way pieces, &c.
all 10 excellent condition together with
ALL THE TOOLS, sc, required for king alterations
and repairs In water pipe, such as cutting ma
chimes. taps and dies, Plyers, crabs drills punches
Terms; Cash, in Government funds
Deliveries will be made TO purchasers on or before
the hrst QtD day Of May next.
boat for GiesbOro will leave the sNth-slreet wharf
every hour during the day Of sale. NJ,
Any further Information that may be desired will be
given upon application In person or BY letter to Capt
George 7 Browning A. O. NJ dies6oIo, d; q or at
this oace. JAMES A. kkiN,
Breyst Brig Gen. in charge
First Division, q M q, o,
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Strikes OF Coal Miners.
PoTrsvILLE, April 3.-There has been several
strikes to-day among few cOllieries near st. Clair
but nowhere else rs YET
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New York Mendicants to be Arrested.
New YoKK, April 3.-0rders have been issued
by the Metropolitan police for the summary arrest
of oil beggars, including even the children who
sweep the crossings.
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with the wonderful

RING TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES, PONIES,
AND MULES,
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A Mu . n M II N It g.

A MUs h M II N rs.
OR vER's THEA TIRE.
" NOTICE.
EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND
FOR TICKETS FOR
sPACKMAN's BENEFIT,
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL !, 1896
the public that HoLDERs or ORCHESTRA AND
DRESS CIRCLE TICKETS can, By applying Al the Box
once on and after this date, April 4, have the
SEATS SECURED FREE OF CHARGE.
Tho bill for the EVENING
TRENcH SPY
PEOPLES LAWYER. sp4.a
CROV ER'S ATRE,
" Psnnsylvanis avenue, near wlllsrds' Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER DIRECTORS
LEONARD oRovEn. c. D. HEss.
Open at seven-Performancs at eight o'clock
No extra charge for securing seats In advance
Box once open from O'Clock a. m. to ~ I'm.
Production,
IN A STYLE or uEPREoRDRNrED ExcELLRECE
OF
CHARLES DICKENS
ENCHANTING FAIRY TALE OF HOME,
ADAPTEpBT
DION BoucIoAuIr. ESQ
-,
hu'''eu
ID O II
or,
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
,,.n.s ~ aush ana Moea mage
&c. entire, presenting the
fAkf fhoLouUE,
and many other scepes and inedsnt, hitherto omittsd
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w A s Hin TON HEATRE,
w Corner Of Eleventh and G streets)

n VI L n u,
w Corner Of Eleventh and streets)
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MADAME GHlONl AND slGNOR sUSlNI'S GRAND
- ITALIAN OPERA.
Mr. SrRSKosG announce: with %usS sIss,afS
ITALIAN OPERA coMrKNY,
Embracing some Of the most eminent aud favorably
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
With whom he will give in Washington
slN DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 0, 1865,
which will be produced in style unrivalled by any
The following eminent artists Cll Of whom having
pro-Isl this wintr for Forty Consecutive Grand
GaIoNI AND sUsINI OPERA COMPANY: ~
MILE ANGlOLINA GHIONI,
MILE PAULINE CANISSA,
Inc fd xxx faT TA RSGGf L'SA
Prini TsnoH, 81 MAcAIERRI, Sig: EERHSi.
Primo Bassi, Sig. AUGUSTINE sUsINI.
me PARnZLl, signors zIPuzzI, Second DOnnas
signors XlMENES and BELL, seeOnd TsnOrs.
signOra LoCATELLl and MAssIo, seeond Bassos
Cond or...................sgno FRANCISCO tOsA
L AleI: .,.......Mr. T. ZlTTERBART
Costumer. s'NTEL
The entire new and o,,ty w.rdrObs has been pur-
The following opera. will be performed
ENTIRE,
with cast Of great strength:
NORMA, IL BARBIRRR BI SEYIGLIA, LA TRAvIATA,
LUCREZlA BORGIA, LUCIA DI LAMMEk-
MOOR IL TROYATORE.
SCALE OF PRIZES:
Private Boxes, containing four teAis...,,......sl $40
Orchestra and Balcony Chair.
Dress Cileie and PArquttte
Reserved seats In DreSs Circle. 80 cents extra
The sac Of seats aud tickets will commence
THURSDAY, April at 10 u. m, at MetIerott's Music
store, and viii be conducted as follows: ThGr.day and
Friday, April and g. tickets Tor the entire season of
six nights, or three alternate nights, commencing with
either the first second nights, will be sold ex-
and after Saturday, April7.
Doors o. eu at T. Opera commences BtS. mhSl -d6t
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A UCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES
IN MILITARY RAILROAD MATERIAL.
UNITED STArEs MILITARY RAILROADS, }
OYPIcE or ASSISTANT oUARrHRnAsrER, }
wAsnTsgToN, D. c., March II, 1865.
VA, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1853,
2 t.clAss Locomotive EnRines, I feet sN.ineh
gaug : cylinders, l5x22; weight, % tons.
4 Passenger Cars.
% Box Freight Cars.
2 Stock Cars
Platform Cars
80 Small Truck Cars.
q Trucks for Freight Cars
IS pairs wheels on axles.
Steam Pumplng Bngines.
Stationary Ruslne.
IL Henderson Pumps.
800 tons Second hand Railroad Iron (Rood)
large quantity ffrags Nails Switch Fixtures, Car
Couplig KS, Bar Iron, Springs, Nuts, Chain, MAuis,
Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm Oil, &c.
20 Buildpga, from lOxl2 10 2O0Ei0 feet.
Lot Of Office Furniture.
Contents Of Printing once.
A large quantity Of new Shelf Hardware.
Herring safe.
Saloon Car. feet 81 Inch gauge elegantly finished
aud furnished with black walnut trimmed with green
plush double trucks, with broad tread wheels.
Sale to commence at ten q. m.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds. -
n. L. ROBINSON,
mhl5-thsatuln Byt Brig Gen, Ao NJ.
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TUESDAY, April 8.
DECISION IN FAvoR OF PLAINTIFFS IN THE INDIANA
Conspiracy CLsgs-Ths Megaiity Of tie Mid
tdyy Trials Affirmed Prisoners Ordered to
Do Discharged Of tie Supreme
Court.
The Court mot at one O'Clock. After the opinion
Of the Court in several cases had been announced.
Chief Justice Chase delivered the following, after
which the Court adjourned GNs die:
Supreme Court Of tie United Siatss-No. $50
ct parts IN tie matter Of LapI5idsn p. NIiLiigdn,
petitioner.
The following order Is directed by majority Of
the Court to be entered In this cause and the like
order will be entered in No. 365, er yarte In the
matter Of William A. Bowles, petitioner, and in
No. $40, pa,ts in the matter of Stephen Horsey,
petitioners
This cause came on to be heard on the transcript
Of the record from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District Of Indiana and on the points
and questions on which tho said Judges of the Cir
cult Court were opposed in opinion, and which
were certified to this Court for its opinion, agreea
bly, to the act Of Congress In such case made and
provided, and was argued by counsel, on consider.
alton whereof the Court Is Of opinion
i. That on the facts stated in said petition
And exhibits N wit Of L,I.,. .o.,,,. o,,.L, a., L. l.
,u.d aooo,d;n. ,o a.. ~. III ..,t,ta-
=,
-, N.,,, y" '"o i"o,' ''u'eu III "o sa'a P0''''on
,,'', Nv s"'u D"n',ue" D. ",i's"n ought
prayed according to the act Of Congress passed Sd
March, 1868, entitled " An act relating to habeas
| t,in o..., ), " '
IT,,
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In h.d 80 i,,.I.s,.,,:, 49, " 1-'u ,"s''
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ne =" sa,u PETITION anu eAn'O''' are stated
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-,,S., - 80 -, $50 " a1e' y, o,"'t vases
- Wv ~ 'e'"1 Va '"o '0u'''
| ORPHANS CoURT-Judge Purceit-Y ester
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0ARDIN TWO GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with a ROOM and BOARD
A. 49T Maryland avenue. oo27-tf
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
ED. oooE-, tof Jay Cook. = Go. y Pr..id.a.
Wa Husrusros, cs.Aisr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TATE.
lsru sraIrr. OPPOSITE RI, r,rAsu.r p.r..Yu,r.
e0''rsnsss securities with Treasurer United st.t..,
a~oNE MILLION DoLLARs.1s
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT sRcu.
RITES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make COllsstoas on ALL
The PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MKN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us
PULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS ct al tines shssrfuily furnished
WIN s HUNTINGTON, Cashier
wAsHDsros. hnsh %. 1885 MIN -dn
ID ITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & co.
BANKERS,
$50 Psnnsylvauia Avenue,
Dealers In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all de-
seriptions.
GOLD SILVER, and UNcURRENr MONEY bought
and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
EXCHANGE on all parts Of Europe sold At lowest
rates,
STOCKS bought and sold in New York at usual rates
Our office beir direct with
the Gold aud Stock Exchange Rooms In New York,
be relied on
We have always on hand for In mediate delivery all
denominations OF the $50 TREASURY NOTES Our
special attention is given to this Loan. H2.n
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A Il 4 | II
"A FOR THR
BENEFIT OF
ST, JosEPH's ORPHAN ASYLUM
FOR BOYS,
will be held at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
commencing on
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL ., 1866
Tha object Of this Fair Is to raise fund. for the pur-
pVse Of onArging the Asylum, to accom-
greater number Of orphans The patronage Of the Public
10 respectfully solicited in behalf Of this charity.
AP2'lW
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-04

DAN RICE will positively appear ID each Exhibition
frst, as Lecturer in the MenAgerie.
seeosd as Clown and Jester TOR the nrst time in many
years. in the Circus.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-04
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO,

Positively the Largest Elephant ever imported to this
country Together with the largest collection Of Living
Animals.