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CLOTHING.

nv A TIE
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young man came from neighborins State
thousand miles or more away
10 view the homes o. the good and great, 'Tf
Tbs Tbs halls where our learned men debate,
OF our country 3 greatness day By day. ~
This young man,. pocket. were arsd with bills;
RI, ~ an Tarad ~, ~ y, ~, -
which could not be cured By Brandreth's pills;
was verse than fsyer-worse than ehillsh
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
Senators.

Senators.
Anthony, Henry B., RI, a6s I street, between
18th and lSth. ...'
Brown, 3. or.s., Missouri, cor. Pa. .v. and Sd.
Buekaiew, Chas r., Pa. No 10 so.th 81.
Chandler, Eseb.riah, Mich, National Hotel.
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, Ho 800 9Th st.
Connsss, John, OaI., 44s 18Th ST. bet and =.
Cowan, Edgar, Pa. Mrs Carter's, No. North
A street.
CrAgin, Aaron H., n. H., National Hotel.
Creswell, John A, J., Nd, National Hotel.
Doolittle' j, r., Wiseonsin. North street.
Dixon, James, Conn, 4O7 new York avenue
Davis, Garrett, KY, All eth 3D. , bet. d and 3.
street. .fI.n.- -.
Pessendsn, WIN. p, Maine, All = street.
POSTER, L, y, e., ConneetIeut WillardsI
Grimes, j. W., Iowa, ass II street.
Guthrie, James Kentucky, No. 500 Vermont Az.
Harris, Ira, u. Y. corner i6th and II streets.
Howe, Timothy o, Wis, sSs MY, ay., between
9th and 10th. - ~
Henderson, J. B., Missouri, 4xs Z street. "
Hendricks, 7. A, Indiana, Mira. Tilley's, Sd and
missouri avenue. -N
Howard, J. NJ, Mich, 4s7 18th st., bet and y.
johnson, Reyerdy, Nd. -, III Vermont avenue.
Lane, James H., Kansas, seAton House
Lane, Henry O., Ind, sol st., bot sd and AZ.
Morgan, T. b. New York cor 10Th and al
MsDOugAll, James H., California, lIb street
bet. 18th and 10th sts
Morrill,, Lot n, Maine, Washington House.
Hesmith, James W., Oregon, I'll Pa. avenue,
ss:sss Ssai :f g. i"'i sl... cra.sA... corner
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PROPOSALS..
pROPOsALs FOR SAFES AND LooKs

WAsHIsdreS, D. G., March g. 1866. q
Sealed proposals will be received at the once
Of the supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, washingten, D. c.. until l2 M, APRIL 9th,
1866 for furnishing the Burglar Proof and Fire.
Proof Safes required by the Treasury Depart
ment for one year from the acceptance OF The
proposal Of the successful bidder. .. %
Specifications and drawings for the Burglar
Proof Safes, showing the form Of construction at
present used, viz: alternate plates Of iron and
hardened steel, can DO obtained upon application
at this Department.
structed in the same manner and eased with a
suitable nre-proof covering, the plans and spsci.
ncstions for which must be submitted by the
safes to b shipped in perfect condition within
q reasonable time from date OF order nd
The Locks Will be furnished by this Depart
ment, but must be put In place BY the ntraetor,
is turned over to the proper oicer Of the Govern
msut.
The bids 70 be per superficial foot, measured
on the outside, and to cover all charges whatever
ineiuding painting and door fixtures, Except
Proposals viii also be received for Burglar and
Fire. Proof Locks, TO be accompanied with sam
Piles. u
All bids must be accompanied by the guaranty
Of two responsible persons In the sum Of 81, 900,
that the bidder will accept and perform the ooA-
tract II awarded to him; the suiioieney Of the
security to be certified to by the District Attor.
ney ofthe district where the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject
any or all the bids, or to award the contract for
Burglar Proof Safes to one party, and the Bur
glar and Fire Proof Safes to another, II It be
deemed for the interest OF the Government to do
so; and no bid win be considered that does not
conform to the requirements Of this advertiser
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for SAFES
and Locks and addressed to A. B. NULLETT,
Acting Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, D. C.. Alb. MULLETT,
n 81 Fs...E AL. q. II.
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Is,ryic. Friday evenings al sunset, and s.b-
| yprurps uxrfma souss. CO.,.
| Orthodox, No. ass North Ninth street, two
doors south q y s.rsst we'd sids, Sabbath
Meeting Houss, North I ssr,st (porth sidsh
between Eightssnth and Ninstssnth streets
west. Meeting svsry SABBATH u IL. m.
.l o.. LufnRaAH. d'.. .a.. s-urI.
asrmsn Evangslieai Congregation Of Trim
ity, Unaitersd Augsburg Confession, Fourth
street west, oornar Of 3 street north. Pastor
Rev. 4. N. Buerger Service morning, alter
noon, and night. ... d
German Evangelical, @ street north, corner
Of Twentieth rtreet wet, First ward. Rev.
Samuel Finoksl, pastor. ssttioss II o'clock,
.. m, and evening. ....r l-.-...,...
st. Paui's, corner Of Eleventh end II streets
west. Rev, ]. @. Butler, pastor. Services
II .. m, and evening. Lsctars on Thursday
Evangelical Lutheran (esrman) 81. Johns
Church, our-and.half street. Island Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock.
VIM. Frey, pastor. =. - % '.rr'
Church, North Capitol street, between D
and @. Pastor, Rev. Jsbss Fox. Services
The Christian Church meets In the 3D.
prsms Court room Of this District, at the
City Hall, on every Lords Day, at II o'clock,
o. m. 81 -f. .
sPIRrfuALIsrs.
The spirituaiist Society hold religious ser
vices In Union League Hall, 4s1 Ninth strest,
between D and 4, every Sunday, at IL .. m.
A"u - p
COLOhED oRURCHkS.
sAPrsr.
First Baptist Church, corner Nineteenth
and streets. Services III .. m, and
p. m. ID. W. Anderson, pastor.
Shiloh, L, between Sixteeenth and Seven
teenth streets, Rev. WIN. Walker, pastor. .
Old Side Baptist, !, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, supplied BY itinsrant
proaohers.
Fourth and L streets, Rev. Albert Bouldin,
pastor.
Third, between H and I streets, Rev. John
Gaines, pastor.
g, between Sixth and Seventh, Island,)
Rev. VIM. Lea, pastor.
Zion, Second, below L street, Island Rev.
VIM. Walker, pastor.
Camp Barker, Twelfth and r streets, sup
Piled by DR.. Hin, Rev. J. N. Mace, and
itinersnt preachers.
AYRioAN hEfnosIsr EPncoRAL.
Union Bethel, n, between fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, Rev. j. d. 8. Hall, pastor.
Israel, near south end Of Capitol, Rev. d.
W. Moore, pastor.
Eighth, between D and e streets, Rev.
John Y. Lane, pastor.
EbeneIer, Green street, Georgetowl, Rev.
John ]. Herbert, pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Asbury, Eleventh. and X streets, Rev. r.
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FIN A n CIAL.

lax 600 "a 90,
- BANKERS, rtu-.so. "
rrrrHxsrHl srRzxr. opposite rHIfRxAsuRY,
buy asd .sli .. current rates and Keep On had
= fall supply Of all -, ,.....,.,,
GOVERNMENT BoHDs. ..
sRvKN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES, n-
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. no.,
and pay the highest prices for :.v
auARrKRMAsTER's CHECKS AND VOUCHER
sug2-dtfa.n ....- p ru8a. o.. o.. aaa1
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
.has .sa, s7, yisH 1gIaAHl .aU ~
sta, WASHINGTON. li,a b...
.-;r TON
,a.aT .sugh i
q. D. Cook, (Of Jay Cooke / Co. y President,
VS.. Hurrporo.. ca.A,r .,... q,
w.. -. '... 1'1.."
suuu HA.L4
GOVERNMENT DEPosIroRI ,.v
.,p .rr...-
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE usIrKprrATHs
-.''- " ...5 '..''. .'' . Az !
iSrH STREET. OPPOSITE TEE zR.AsuRr DsrAsI-
-
HuuT.
............,..
......... ...-....'.....-
Government securities with Treasurer United
saa ,,p s,.,.., d. % .,.t.,,d,l sa. Z
'asa'J"n 'l'.' oar ''i '1-lIo' .' .ft
sz-oNx ,rr,rr INV y,orynpu 8.
- ---7Ti 1911
o,.,
.lE.T EIsV yD.g.
SECURITIES at current market rates.
v..a.
fohHlsh k4ohAhok and make Collsetions
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIRs OF THE
uHITRD arIrRs Ll..}gI ] uIFSCL
p We purebase ooverpm.rt vo,.h.,. a, ,h.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

- n AIM
RALTIsoRs LOCK HoePrTAr. - III
hfksLisHED Asa RSyocs IRON suiCt
-0sj ,.,' ERI, - no .....-
THE OILY PLkoE wBsR1 4 GuKs car .,
oBThtNED ~
DE- Susssros An 6Evvr,s nv sssu ~
world Tor Weakness Of tbs Bsst o. H,ssS ssri.,
urss, kfssttons 10 the Kiepsys and B,sfatr, 10
voluntary dlsehsrgs., tnpossssy, esusfn Dc
cr";S:,.s ss,s snsss ley e,
Heart lTtmIdity, Fremb,iuss, Dinness Of Sigh,
or oiddisess, Bissasss Of the Head, Throat, Nots,
or, Skin, kheotious Of the Lungs, Stomach, o.
Bovels--those' terrible disorder arising ffop
! ibs soiitsry Habits Of Yon,h--thcss sscRxr and
solitary practices fatal 10 their victims thss
the song Of syrsns 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses,
blishiins thoil most brilliant hope. or sstisiPs
lions, rendering marriages, &eI impossible.
I-- ~ YOUNG MEN y VI.
Especially, who have become the victims of Boil
tsry Vice, that dresdful and destructivs habit
thopsend. o. Young Non Of the most exalted tai.
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entrancsd listening senstes with the thun.
der. Of sloquspee Or ysked e sosta'y the iiy'1f
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men eontsmpistlnf
marriage, heinE aware Of physical weakness,
organic debility, dsformitiss, Ia, speedily
j: Who place. himself sna., o. ..,s Of Dr.
tlsmsh, and confidently rely upon his skil -
ORGANIC wEAKNIss
Immediately Cured and Fall vigor rsstyfsA
This Dreadful Disease-whieh renders Life MS
srnbls and Marriage impossible-is the penalty
Young persons are too apt TO commit srcesses from
not being aware Of me dTeaatui eonsequsnsss ms
may ensue Now, who that understands the
ssblest VII pretend % dsny thai ne RewT o.
Improper habit: than ~ the prudent Besides
being deprived me pleasure. Of healthy on
spring, the most serious and destructive symp-
s toms 70 posh poay ana ~, MING p srse rhs sysen,
becomes ueranged, tue Physica and Mental
Iunetions weakened Loss Of Proereatiye Power,
Nervous irrinbhity, pyspepna, fhpitanon Of
nc sssr .pa rs v oSn nnnS DeSity
Sc -
0rIiCk no: SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Leil hama sde, gong from Baiimore street .
lew door rom the corner. Fan not 70 obssrvs
Lettsrs must DO paid and contain . stamp. Ths
Doctors Diplomas hang In his omes
DIX y0HNsToE
aoI, graduate from one Of he most sminsnt ooi.
leges In the United States, and the greater part
o. whose lie hs. been spent In the hospitals Of
London, Paris Phiisdelphis and elsewhere.
has Effected some Of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known; many troubled with
ringing In the lead and ears when asleep, great
nsryossnsss, being alarmed AZ sudden sounds,
sometimes with 4 arrangement Of The mind,
were cured inmedistely. -
TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcK
themselves By improper induiE enee and solitary
habits, which ruin both body aud mind, unnf.
ting them for either business, study, society OF
Th..s =. .o,,. =, A.. - .,.s :,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13
GALE OF HARD BREAD.

Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, viii be received
at this once on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD
81 this Depot. TT
The bread is In boxes Of hty (5o) pounds each,
and In good shipping order. VIZ YOU :
All purchases will DO delivered on board Of
transports without expense to the purchaser. .
No PROPOSALS received for less than twenty t20)
Boxes, one thousand II .0O0) pounds. n AS. =,
Payment required on notification Of accept
anee Of bid In Government funds. v.rr
Proposals. should be endorsed proposals. for
Hard Bread, and addressed to .-s.s
JAMES CURRY,
w., del4-W yr.r Colonel and c. a "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
4 subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District ofCo-
lumbia, letters Of naturalization on the per-
sOnal estate Of Only p. Anderson, late Of
tho State Of Tennessee, deceased. Ali per-
sons having claims against the said DECEASED
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the SOth day Of January nSxtj they
nay ethsIyiss By Law be excluded from AL
bansAt Of the SAID OstatS.
oiyes under ny had this sOth day Of Janu-
Ary, leea. WIN ANDKRs0E, 70
yAeo'WeWs Administrator
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TT s. sEvRN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY
W. T. SMITHsoN 4 CO.,
.. "'"'. BANKERS,
go IA Bsltim'rs street. & 4 u O.
UNITED STATES 7 80 LOAN AGENTS.
THED WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
l. COMPANY IN -''' ..'


tcIRCULAR.
.I-5- wAsHIssroE, DECEMBER, 1855.
Every one complains Of the extortion and i'm
position praetced upon the people Of this city In
the matter Of fuel, but no one prpppses . remedy.
A number Of gentlemen associated with US own
syiysnis, prsdusing now over 90 90 tons year,
u the best duality Of white and red ash snthTa-
cite coal. The machinery and appliances are
complete. Upon this property We propose to or
ylded into thirty thou,and shares Of elO each.
The holder Of each share Of stock to be entitled
TO . top OF coal each Year at prime cost, and 10
his share OF the PROFITS on the sale Of coal to out
The hrst cost OF coal at present rates Of tram.
portatiOh, delivered to the door OF the consumer
would be "; at the usual rates the price would
be from Six to seven dollars. a'IgUs NV
300, This would entitle him to ten tons nj cost
-aay IS less than dealers retail prices.-s3o {
SO, 900 tons sold outside at profit Of % Per ton
Ind SsSuct,n1
Would leave. as oOC
or 10 per cent. the entire capital and added to
tes taying In the price Of coal ESQ. makes ti6, OF
The coal is much superior TO and worth ut least
" per ton more than the coal brouEh TO and soId
| 10 this market, and shipments and delivery can
be commenced as soon as the arrangements ara
made. MOLE -I1J
l. No payment Of any subscriptions viii be 70!
quiIed until the subscribers. Al pubiIe mseting,
| shall have appointed a COMMITTEES Of gentlemen
OF their own selection to visit and examine these
minss, and report upon them, and then, n salts.
tlsfaetory, one half to DO paid down Hnd the
balance In one, two and three months The
trustees and officers V be selsptsd By the stoek.
holders and the title to be made TO such trustees
n Gentlemen 10 whom this circular wiii DO sent
are requested to forward the project By obtain
Ing subscriptions and enclosing them to Major I.
x Casey, Ne. sSs street 80 .g.HTHgt BIi
ion- JOSEPH CASEY,
,ao ." !. X. CASEY.
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.i e., TERMs-WEEKLY: ,..,,..
One copy one year. .................$2 90
One copy, six months ................ 90
Three copies, one year. ..........,... s 90
Three copies, six months. ............ . 50
Ten copies, one year .....,..........l Is 90
Ten copies, six months .............. $50
~ A person sending us a club Of twenty.
subscribers to the Weekly, and $50, will DO
entitled to an extra copy, grafi'. be-.
"a THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is fur
nishod to mail subscribers at IS per annumj
S3,5O for six months Five copies, one year,
90. Address 100. W..
20 W. ]. MURTAGH 4 CO., ,.g
'i y, ... ,WssI.AAipgtOp, pa d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
sHbscribets have obtained from the orphAns'
Court Of washington county, in the District OF
COLUMBIA letters parliamentary on the personal
estate OF David Atkins, late Of washin Rton city,
D. G., DECEASED, All pesonB having elAiHiS aRainst
the said deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
seribers on or before the Sd day Of February nsxt
benefit Of the said estate. d u --L---, II, n.
Given under our hands this % day Of February,
lboo D.. MATILDA ATKINB, ~
.L -...y- dkoR01 ATKINg, A q
hs'lAwD0sE OF b.. II TlIO1UlirS,,
0Ialb .,.zlayul : -1lfCIT 's5i
~ Hs2F IA SAHEF
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

For the correctness OF the foregoing stato nents
We haye pelmission 10 refer TO Geo. W. RiRRs,
Esq. II: d: Cooke, Ksq., II. G. Pahnestoek, Rsa,
and 2. @. Robbins, Esq decs-tf
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The Spiritualist Society hold religious scr
vices In Union League Hall, 4sl Ninth street
between d and K, every Sunday, at ii .. m
and " p. m. .0u -
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21
New York News.

NEW York, Nov. 2O.-Comptroller
Brennan expresses his willingness to
waive the right of requiring eight days
notice previous to standing his trial on
the charges preferred against him, and
he Is DESTROYS of having the investiga-
ton pushed forward at once. The only
notice received is the one from the
Governor.
Francisco Veile Saggard was yester-
day morning arraigned at the Kings
county Court of Oyer and Terminer,
indicted for the murder of Jose Garcia
Otero, on the 22d of November. 1865.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty. His
two accomplices were executed short
time since.
The official report of the commander
OF the allied army in the Paraguay
war, admits that the allies were severe
y defeated in the attack upon Fort
Curupity.
The President of Bolivia is against
the allied war on Paraguay, which
shows that the Republic of Bolivia has
entered into treaty with the Argen-
tine Republic. The Argentine Minister
of foreign affairs says that the Bolivian
Government cannot agree to that
treaty, but cites other treaties and ac-
tons to prove that the sentiments en-
tertained on the part of the allies are of
decidedly friendly character.
The Herald's special says: Mr.. Sill
dell, the famous rebel Minister to
France and one of the most active en-
emies in Europe, recently applied to
the Government for pardon, through
Mr.. Bigelow, Minister at Paris. The
reply of the Government was thut no
intercourse or correspondence of any
kind could be held with Mr.. Slidell.
The Times special says: 1t is under
stood that Gen. Sherman and L. D.
Campbell, Minister to Mexico, will first
land at TAmpico, and, falling to find
there the representatives of the Mex
lean republic, will then go to Vera
Cruz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

NEW York, Nov. 2O.-The great
Western mails from this city to Chicago
will hereafter leave this city later than
formerly and reach that city at the
same hour in the day that they did pre-
viously. The Western mail which
takes the mails for the cities of Harris
burg, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville,
Indianapolis, st. Paul, st. Joseph, Salt
Lake City, and the overland mail for
California, was formerly dispatched at
five o'clock in the morning and at half
past four o'clock in the afternoon. 1t
Is now sent by the Allentown route at
seven O'Clock in the morning and half
past six o'clock in the afternoon.
Yesterday Colonel Wood, Collector
for the I'd Collection District, received
an order from the Treasury Depart
ment to sieze any suspected distilleries
in the Sd district and in New York and
Jersey City. In accordance with these
instructions, Captain Laidlaw, one of
Col. Woods' deputies, yesterday after
noon sieZed Wilson's distillery, on the
corner of Flushing and Classon Ave-
nues, which is one OF the largest in
Brooklyn. A number of others will be
seized. Afidavits have been made be-
fore United States Commissioners Jones
and Yinton, involving number OF
other Government officials in addition
to those already arrested, but as yet no
warrants have been issued for their ar
rest. Three of the workmen employed
in one of the distilleries which was
seized on Saturday, have been arrested
and are held to bail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-The great
event of the day, the. opening OF the
Louisiana State Fair, at the fair
grounds, four miles from the city,
Thirty thousand people were present.
Mozart's 18th mass, sung by over 60
artists and grand orchestra, with
pontthcal grand mass, was celebrated
by the most Rev. Archbishop Odln. 1t
began in the morning at IL O'Clock.
The regular opening ceremonies began
with prayer by the Right Rev. Bishop,
of Louisiana, DR.. j. B. Wilmer, assist
ed by his Protestant Episcopal clergy.
Addresses were then made by Isaac N.
Marks, Esq, President of the assOcia-
ton, and by Judge w. NJ. Burwell, in
English, and by Judge Victor Burthe,
in French, the orators OF the day. Inn
mense quantities of machinery and i'm
plements are on the ground, and more
are arriving. Also horses, cattle and
other improved stock, It promises to
be the starting point of new era of
unexamPled prosperity to the South
W6Sbs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

New YORK, Nov. 2O-The steamer
Ocean Queen, with San Francisco dates
ofthe 30th ult., and Panama ofthe 18th
inst, has arrived. Australian news 70
the Sth, had been received by the
panic prevailed at Sydney. TIE rust
had attacked the growing wheat crops,
which nevertheless promises plentiful
~. California and CHILEAN breadstuffs
were in full supply, and at present
prices leave loss to importers. Cali.
fornta Wheat was IS Cd to IS; California
The West Coast natives still continue
troublesome: several skirmishes have
taken place, in which the government
forces inflicted severe punishment on
them. There were fears that Peru
would be withdrawn from the alliance
against Spain.
Rich gold mines have been found in
Chlli.