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An Attemp to Blow UP the Frigate
Wabash.

HILTON HEAD, S. c., April 22.-on Mon
day night last, the 18th inst, the Charles
ton rebels made bold but unsuccessful at
temp to destroy the noble irigate WABASH
at her anchorage oil Charleston bar, where
she was doing OFF shore olockade service.
The torpedosteamer was precisely IKE the
david" that blew up the itousaton4c ana
tried the same game on the trigate NE"
Ironsides. vt is described as sort OF segar
shaped steamer, with torpedo attacnou TO u
projection from the DOW ana revealing pu'
little OF the hull above che wafer: ohe OF
two of the same sort h ave been frequently
observed inside the harpor' cruising "oou
during the Aight;
When the Machine was discoveries ~ tne
watch on the trlgate she was a hunurcu Sarus
from the Wabash, approaching eehuhuousiy
and silently 1t was instantly halieu ny ~
response was ELECTED. a second haiieu' ioi,oM-
ed and the entire watch was on me a'ef''
when no answer was re!'l'lsu ele'i 'n h'al = 20
ferrous craft. 4 tlilru nsll ssi's ioii2as % ~
discharge q ~ ny y, -
"a s'5sas's1 i''', g|. 3..sls,
s sn l lr'sal.e y
the crew were lP''sA''s ~ ''e,F '''.S !" ~
were cast lopAo -uu quepsYc =" N'l9s ~
strahg eI III 'ne t"inAi'fz IN
anothef m0ipon' 'no' lO-' u ''si@'o T.
ofoaus'ue guns "oio- l's''ls snI ~ ~, ~
smoke ciesreu AWAY ny ''''eVs y, ''o
'i'afiu mste Y - go 49, Il.
nlgl'siasses Vafs'Hi9 's'P' IN ~, 80
tnc sea aoou' siis sl' 49, = ~
nay her ia's N''s S'''l'o.' = = s'7e, y
tea Win cer'a'n's wv = = ~ Gi''''eH
AT On oua,u M A., 80 ~, ~ ~ ssgs,a sho
ana suhk py 'Ae siiV' '.y'l' '.-o -
may ii"No 's'epen ~ !, e, 49, asa,a
s''ie'S - 'no -! 49, -: ~ $500
10 .ry .ao - 'p''ai - ,..,,.s.,, 4,.no.
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A REMARKABLE FAMILY.-The Providence
(R. L. Press states that among the recruits
for the 18th Rhode Island Regiment on
Dutch Island, are fourteen brothers, all the
sons of the same father and mother. A still
more remarkable. circumstance concerning
these eboys" is that there are among them
two.pairs of twins. The average height OF
the fourteen is six feet two inches, making an
aggregate of eighty feet. Their names are
Postley, and they are all members OF oompa-
ny /, They came from the town of Deposit,
Broome county, in this State, where their
mother is still living, their father being dead,
and where, also, they have two sisters, also
twins, one of whom weighs two hundred and
eighty-two pounds, and the other about two
hundred and twenty, m - ait aa
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10 Uorrespondents ana otI,ers,

we aolist contributions and correspondence from
all qaarters, and when worthy will be apnrssratsly
published. Our friends must write briefly, egibly,
ans on one side Of the paper only. Pie real name
ofthe author must accompany each communication
as guaranty of good faith.
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Z THE Two-cENr PIEcE.-The new two-cent
piece which has been recommended for the
sanction Of Congress, resembles, as much as
anything can, a gold coin. On one side
there is a wreath Of wheat, in the centre of
which is stamped so cents, and around
which are the worlds United States Of Amer
ica" On the other side there is the shield
of liberty, bearing the wprds God cur trust Z
Z Vssg5F
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FOR PlsEsIDENr IN 1894
ABRAHAM. LINCOLN.
General Agent for The VDivip :"

Mr. ISAAC I. DUSSINe has this day been ap-
pointed GENERAL ADVERTISING and SUB
bChlPFI0N AGENT for "'rfiE UNIeN" He will
also COLLECT all money due this office. aa
sesrgetown, Del up. M'GUIGAN,-
Jan. 70, o. Editor "Unien."
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Agents,

The following persons have been authorized to,
act IS advertising and subscription agents for THE
UNION, all money collected bS them will be duly
credited on the books RI
THOMAS. TITUS, Eslaiuutoa. Dsi
SAMUEL MCDOWELL Ckyist;anq' Dsi
Cor. JOHN4c. CLARK, JRs, Bed Lisn, Del
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s9~we would call attention to the new
adyertisemsS.s ia so-days paper.
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GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Office of tEAe Committee ON ssLabOr,
Incomes and Revenues,

- @~A@ - 40
COZ Market Strest, HTsMisgtoa, april 1854
The Committee Oh aLABoR, sINcoMR Amp
REyENUEs, Of the Delaware Department of
the GREAT GsNrRAL FAIR, is charged with the
following duty, to wit
lst TO obtain the contribution of Zone
days Labor or earnings, from every Artisan
and Laborsr, Foreman, Operative and En-
ployee; President, Cashier, Teller and Clerk
Of every incorporated and unincorporated
Company, Railroad and Express Company,
Employing Firm, Bank, Manufaetory, Iron.
Works, Oil Works, Mill, Mine aud Public.
Office; from every private Banker and Bro
kerr Importer, Auctioneer and Merchant
Clerk, Agent and Salesman Designer, Fin
isher aud Artist; Publisher Printer ana
Nee: anic 7 from every Government Officer,
Contractor and Employee; Grocer, Butcher,
Baker and Dealer; Farmer, Hortieulnrist
and Producer from every Mantua-maker,
Milliner and Female Operative; every indi-
yiduaf engaged in Turning the sol, tending
the 10 IN, or in any way earning livelihood,
or building fortune within the State Of
Delaware 8sa et Ya \
| End. Tbobtain the contribution ofone day IS
3'Reyenue2 from all the Employing Estab-
alishments, Firms, Corporations, Companies,
Railroads and Works. gI5
4. Bird. To obtain the contribution Of one day, 5
income from every retired person, and person
Of fortune7-male and female-living upoa
thSir means, and from all Clergymen, Physi
clans, Dentists, Editors, Authors and Pro
sfessois; AID all other persons engaged in'tht
learned or other professions.
I To accomplish1this great work, the Com
mittee appeal to the people Of Delaware "a
1The object ia view IS to raise funds for the
Sanitary Commission, charitable organiza-
ton for the relief OF our sick and wounded
soldiers. E jt aF .5ieEs
Let every man and woman work one day
for cur Country.
Z. Contributions may be handed, or sent by
mail, TO any member'of this Committee. They
will be duly acknowledged, and placed ppor
the records Of the organization.
COMMITTEE.
| SAMUEL M. HARRINGTON, Jr., Chairman
] Wilmington, Delaware. s..l &
/ Hon; J. N. Turner, Wilmington,
DR.. Jas. +. Wilson,
Rev. Dir. Clemson, 0laymont,
i Alp. Shannon, Christiana
i A. Higgins, New Castle,
I G. W. Blandy, Newark, sfr
4 Spencer Chandler, Pleasant Hill,
Rev. D. H. Emerson, St. Georges,
VIM. II. III. Clark, Delaware City,
Henry p. Baker, Odessa,
| James A. Benson, Kirkwood,
4 Daniel E. Cunning, Middletown,
Levi W. Lattomus, Townsend,
Joseph Cleaver, Port Penn,
i Robert D. Hofeeker, Smyrna, 4
DR.. w. I Collins, " sr4 q
Daniel Cowgirl, Dover,
Or. Ezekiel Dawson, Camden,
n HUM Jenki1s,3 e es.@
DR. Joseph Simpson, FELTON,,
Thomas b. Coursey, Frederick, lrs
Thomas + Hammersly, Milford, v l
John II. Sudler, Brdgevlle,
j. ?. Michigan, Georgetown,
L. w. NAPLES, Lewes.
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RAILROADS..


D IMoRE AND OHIO
ON and .fter SUNDAY, April 1Oth, 1894, daily
trains win DO run between Warrington and New
YORK. and Washington and the west a. foilowG:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
,, Lenvs &c M.,hington st7soa g. M, HIS o. m, $50
On smunasy sur st62op. m. for Philadelphia, and 75O
Passengers for PhilAdelphia will take notice that
PHILADELPHIA, -'
The train at 7.5o p m. docs NOT 90 TO PHrLA.
iliI fniA, and is for NEW YoRK PAssESoERs Ex.
1LtSlN ELY,
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington 81 $50, a. m, 7.sO a. M, II rs
a. NJ, 2. m, 4so p. m, go p. m, and 500 D. m
except sundays,
GA sundays Al 100 q M, and ., 69op,m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at $40 A. m, And a md a oo ~
n.t daily, except sunday. N '-' "
FoR nW!AssHINGToN kND D. THE Ed SOUTH.
snd - AS and 1850, D. m, dniiv. sxssnt S,ndsS
only. ' Ne Me- Nnu S'so'P' m''
Leave Warrington s.t $50, A. M. And And 4 N
p o. daily except sunday, wv
no tLMn LOT ApaApolls on Sunday.
fl. n, Hn ths Warrington At T.So a. m. and 7.5O
cars. s" w Ho" A'iA WHOW o'0hse @
See .ns ear on 1850 p. m. train Bsrths in sleep
= Sar can be secured until p. m, daily, at the
oi the sleeping Car Conductor.
The first and fourth trains from Warrington
stop a. all way points.
20. Epnly 70 George $. Koontz, Agent At wash
W. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation.
Apll-dI General Ticket Agent.
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..MlEDICAL...
CIIAII MOTTO

SPECIAB MOTTO E.i.a
b. ii. vELIsf's Private Hospital, in the FED.
erM Bioct, Corner Of Seventh and F,,rssts, Oppo.
site The Post and Patent onicOI. Rooms "a aad ~,
up staIri, Washington, D. c. .. .faau'.sf-
Al diseases Of private nature treated In the
bCstsclontiHe manner, and radical cures effected
IN all cssss. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, sLEET STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result of rSNPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GENERATTTE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GoUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLOTCHES
on TUE FACE, ERUPTIoHson the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTTvE DIsEAsEsAnd DISEASE
or TnE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have arisen. .. ....... O..
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter Whist your disease, let no false deli-
csocy prevent you from applying Immediately to
Dr. vellny, who In ACKNOWLEDGED to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to como and make
known your mIsfortunes, and hO will speedily send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE.
That dreadful seourge Of the young, indulged IN
when alone, destroys the generstivc organs, units
them for married life, producing weakness OF tho
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power pAlpltaton OF the heart, nervous Irritable
ly, loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and death
YOUNG MAN in view OF the dreadful eonse
queneeS Of DELAY do not fail to make your eas'
known Immediately to DR.. vellny. Your seeret
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands &hoHe systems were shattered AM
VINO were on lhe otlhk OF tne grave nave wv
brought back 10 vigorous health by hIu SkilFU
treatment
MARRIRGE
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
mony, who Huppcct themselves Of fimpotcney semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising from &c
lasod state of the genital organs, whether theS .
suit Of diseaHe, injury, youthful indiseretionss,
indulgence OF the passions In ripper years, are ear
neStly entreAted to place themselves under tn
care of Dr.. V. They may rely with eertaint
upon speedy cure, And being restored to ful
health and vigor.
He treAts with entirs success all diseases q
Females such as LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPSUS UTERI, &C., &C, and in every case guar
antees a perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and C0MMUNICA
TIoNS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling see no one butthe DOCTOR.
! Those at distance may be TREATED BY MAIL
by sending a statement OF CASE, &C.. sc:
jy2-9ms
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n-HagAn's Magnolia Balm.-This Is the
most delightful and extraordinary article ever dis.
covered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and hands
TO peArly satin texture Of rAvishing beauty, I'm
parting the marble purity OF youth, and the dain-
Sm appearance so inviting in the atty belle Of
fashion. II removes tan, freciies, pimples and
roughneSs from the akin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains no
material injuries to the akin. PAtroniEed by Act.
resses and Opera singers. II Is what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. Z. HAGAH, Troy, N. Y,
Address all orders TO
DEMAs s. BARNES Il CO.,
New York.
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RECRUITS.

EoRUITs
WANTED .-..aha
TO FILL THE QUOTA OF THE
... DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
$3.50.
saaS OF WHICH WILL BIZ PAID IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
S452.
SaIs OF WHICH WILL DE- PAIDIN ADVANCE.
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITS,
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
win apply to any OF the following
RECRUITING oFFICERSi
SIS. BAKER, .,...y
Engine Hall near the Market on PennsylvAuLS
J. c. HYDE,
Corner OF Fourteenth street and New York avenue
CA. KEAsBEY,
saeot, near corner OF Nineteenth and PennSYl'
vsnin avenue.
J. C. PARKER,
Coruer OF High and Dunbsrton streets, Georgetown
LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge,
HENRY A. sCHEETz,
Captain and Provost Marshal of tho District o.
Columbia de2l-tf
ECRUITsI ECRUITsI
REcRUITs WANTED to al the quota in Di.
trist of Columbia. Now is the time to volunteer
Bounty TO Veterans s652, s225 paid in advance
Bounty to New Recruits s452, s225 paid in ad
vance
Bounty for Colored Recruits si5O paid in ad
vance
Any person bringing recruit or recruits to my
Volunteers come and get tho Bounty and serve
your country. "
Recruiting oHieeN 600 New Jersey avenue, oppo
site the depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, Warrington, d. c. mlO-n
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

D-Hsinastrest,s Intnaitabis HAIR Restor-
ArVr, NOT DYE, but restores gray hair 20 its
original color, By supplying tie capillary tubes
with natural sustenanee, impaired by age or dis
ease. All tn'fenfsnsous dyes are composed Of lvnar
tau'fe, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
mar, and AFFORD Of themseives no dressing. Helm
hreeVs lnimitable Coloring not only restores hair
the hair . LUxURIANT BEAUTY, promotes Its
growth, prevents itn falling on, Graduates dan
drum, and impArts health and pleAsantness to the
head II has stood the test OF time, being the ORR
ginal Hair Coloring, and 10 constantly decreasing
In fAvor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies' II
10 sold BY all respectable dealers, or can be pro-
cured by them Of the commercial agents,
D. 3. BARNES CO.,
So1 Broadway, New York.
Tive sizes, 50 cent? and Al.
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COLDIERs OF ME UNION |

COLDlERb OF The UNlON
Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades as endorsements OF the WORLD
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIES,
OINTMENT. You will here hnd unsolicited teati-
monialH received from all parts OF the country
10 og o S IN STs
interested in your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Life Is yaluablel Not only TO yourselves,
but to your Fathers and Mothers, Sisters, Wives,
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purchase
your Health For 10 cents, SS cents, or Si40 will,
when expended in these medicines, bring you down
to the greenest and rlpest old age.
The following are genuine letterB, on file for
inspection at this oioe Copies sent BY mail to any
inquirer % MAIDEN LANE N. T.
QUARTERmAsTER's DEPARTMEST)
sch Illinois Volunteers,
Folly ISLAND, 5: G, November 20 1863
Prof Hollolody, so k-iden Lane, n. Y.i
siR: Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each Of your celebrated
to this at once, for am much In need OF the above
Lieut.. a, W. FELLOWS, Q. NJ,
99th Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA
january 7, 1854
DEAR SIN; I have heard a great deal of talk
about your famous Pills, and as never was In
the need OF them till now, want to try them, 10
send me the worth OF the enclosed. Yours, SO,
JOSEPH WALSH
Co. L, bth Regt., Excelsior Brigade.
DEAR sIR Please hnd enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as I am
troubled with Dyspepsia and seek cure.
Yours, SC, THOMAS +. TURNER,
Co. |, "a Iowa Infantry.
Moral ISLAND, 8. C., Jan. u, 1904
DEAR sin; Enclosed you will hnd so cents, for
which wish you to send me some Of your valuA-
BILE Pillai send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL G, HALL,
10 n Vol ri n
CAMP or 6TH EIcELsIoR BRIdADG, g.
January p, 1864.
Prof. Holio.0aW
SIR; Please send me for the enclosed so cents the
worth Of II In PIllsi enclosed find 10 cents to pay
postage, and you viii Oblge, Address, yours
seFgt. WIN. POWERS,
Co. L, 6th Regt. ExeelIior Brigade,
Warrington, d. c.
MORRm Island, s. C., Jan. 81, 1854.
Prof. HOllOtray
Pills. have DiarFhUA, and cant get It stopped,
30 want to try your Pills Yours 6o.
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co, D. lOIth Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, s. Z.
CAUTION
Il the reader oil this "nOtlce" cannot get box OF
Pills OF Ointment from the drug store Ia his place,
let him write to me, so Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and Twill mail a box free OF expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much proht as on
other persons make. 95 cents, ss cents, and $40
per perl bog 2ERgt. .-..---..- a8-y
EDWARD LYCETT.
H. BOOKBINDEH,
No. al PEHH. AVE, WAsniHgTOlJ u. Z.
RuSSlA and Calf
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
IL the subseribeT has obtained from the OT
phAn's Court OF Washington County, in the DIE
trict Of Columbia letters OF administration on the
personal estate Of David Carroll, late Of Wash.
ington county, d. e., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the sam0, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the ID
day OF April NEXT they may otherwise by law De
excluded from all beReht OF the said estate.
Given under nay hand this ID day OF ApIll, 4.
D., 1854
ap4-wSw CHARLOTTE CARROLL
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nRPHANS COZ RT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO Wit:
M.lRrH 90, 1861.
In the case Of Cornelius J. DeEm Ond, admIstrs-
tor OF Mary Desmond, deceased, the auministFato
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Ufthe OrphAns'
Court OF Washington county aforesaid, ap.
pointed Saturday, the 2sd day oil April NEXT for
the final settemsnt and distribution OF the perSo-
nal estate Of said deceased and OF the as SETS In
hand, as lar as the same have been collect ed and
turned into money! when and where all tn eredl-
tors and heirs OF Bsid deceased arc notified to at
tend, lat the Orphans Court OF WRHhlngto on cOun-
or they may otherwise by law lie extlud ed from
all honeht in said deoeAGed'B eBtate: provided a
copy OF this order be published once u eek for
three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLIC. An, pre-
vl0us 10 the said 2ad day Of April, 1864
Test x. c. ROBBINS,
mal-lRw1w' Register OF wills,
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WTAsHINGToN CITY SAVINGS

WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
BANK.
INCORPORATED BY CONGRESS MARCH 8, 1854.
EDWARD sIMMS, President.
EDWARD CLARK, Vice President.
EDWARD sIMNIs, Treasurer.
THOMAS l. GARDNER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
WM. P. DOLE, z c. ROBBINS,
JOHN r. ELvANs, SAMUEL v. NILES,
J. J. COoMBS, D. w. BARTLETT
This Bank il now organized and rcAdy for the
reception of deposits, temporarily in the banking
house OF MessrS MAury h Co., on Seventh sereet.
A. soon As our new banking house on Louisiana
avenue IhAl be mpleted due notice will be given,
and we take the liberty Of soliciting liberal de.
pOGitS, and shall afford every possible facility and
accommodation to depositorS.
apI-Iy THOMAS l. GARDNER, Secretary.
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NOE OF URs.
PhiiSdsIphia, Wilmington and BaItimoi
Il I l. Il o D.

PhiiSdsIphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
RI i L Il o D.
& NERAL NOV EMENTS
uu and after Wednesday, January 20, 1864
PASSENGER TRAISS LEAVE PHILADA, FOR
aore, at LB0 q. m, CExprcss, Mondays OF.
% ais, u M, 2.so p. m. and li.SO p, m.
"si,er, Al teO6 a. m, LIS, $50, $50 and II p. m.
LGinEton, a. 80 SnlondAyS o1septedO sos,
ys' Castle, At a.O5 a. m. and SSOp.a.
0ogor, ~ s.oss m. and . so p. m.
Salisbury, at e.06 q. N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVR
!"'tinore At s.s5, and 10 .. m, C1xpross,j I2.45
Itjningtoh at 1IB, ., and 1910 q. -, lq,5,
i.9t, $50 and Il.O6 p. N.
salisbury Al I2O5 p. m.
Mli@rd st 2,sbp.m.
Dover ~ $50 a. m. and 3.66 D. m.
Nev Castle At s.SO $ m. and 5S5 p. m.
5e''er AZ $40 and s.4O a. M, f2.6O, s, ia, and
lcsvN baltimore for Salisbury and intormOdin
stations At 1lOp. n.
Leave Baltimore fer Power and inter.osAI,te It,.
Conr Il I24op p. m.
TEAMS FOR BALTIMORE
lehvS Chester At $40 a. m, 800 D. m.
lsArn Wilmington at 6SS as q. m, , %, D. m.
+; EiElGHT - TRIMS, with passenger O'i attached,
'esyo PhiladephiS, for Psrryvillc And intsrme-
'f fSaSo S%ilhtSEtoB Ior porrrv,,,o ,,, ,,,0ruo,,
plACos, at TS0 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philsdelphls and intermsdi.
ate places at 3.45 p. m.
eHv3 Wilmington ior PlllnhelphIs and interme.
"NtH places At l,20 p. n.
suEDAIS-only st 43O a. m. and II 30 D. m. from
PhllSlelphiA TO Baltimore.
Nrnr, PhiladelShiA 10 Wilmington AT AaO A, m,
and II p. m.
srorp Wilmington u, rauAdeiphiA a, $50 p. m.
lAha-u WIN. sTEARNs, supr.
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NEW YORK AND
WAsHIN TON
STEAMs SHIP LINE.
sEMLWEEkLY BrrwEEs NEW YORK, WASH.
iNGToN AND GEoRGETOWN, D. e.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAs. 8. GREEN.
regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
GsOTssto1n, and Pier Is, foot q wall ;tfsot, New
York,
foot Of High street. Georgetown or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
ds0S-sm III Wall street New N"rh
EREEDOM NATIoNALl
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY I, Is6Si
LITTER 0E THE PRESIDEkT oF TIM . 5. =,
SPRINGFIELD, (ILL.J SEPT. >, 1889.
ofieiAlly REVISED and Corrected.
From the Press Of the NATIONAL HEPUBLIt A.
For sale by
HUDSON. TAYLOR
oo'Su i" Pennsylvania sven"
OHN WELC CKER's
~ BUHLER RESTAUEALG
"a 10 MaIIOn D1eG,J
Sna PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Setween Ninth and Tenth stTeetL, tup EtEiIA.,
Tie proprietor Of this fsvOTtG RsstRuFRnt hAI
spared no pAinl to make this tile bsst RsstanTElt
IN WAHhingtOni and he points with pleasure 10 tho
large patronage he has always beel h0norod With.
and respectfully lOlieitS continuance Of the IEne
GAME, OYSTERS, and other rsfreahmentS cor.
hantlX on hand and st the most reasonable rates.
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared a. the shortest notice and 10 the most
lAtisiaStory manner.
BrsAkfAIi from 70 ~ n'elNaE Dinner md o.
DER 81 all houTa. nav Az
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14
lE,1 ARRANGEMENTs1 or
I DO4. OF IOO4.

iDO4. OF 1904.
lew YORK LIEEs.
90 GANpEN AND AnIBoY AND PHILADEL.
.IsEs. AND TRENTON RAILROAD ComPA-
p p PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
0 80 Walnut Street Wharf Nah HsR-
SiARton Depot,
ot-L LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, VIE: Fare.
\. H., via Camden and Amboy-C,&A.
Accommodation s24
4. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City-Eow
-srsey Accommodation I5
e.! :. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City;
!; NJ, Via Camden and Jersey CITY
- Nav Il, va SSS: RSS:las,oa and Jersey city, .
.&" l., via Camden and AmDOy-c. and "
1. Accommodation 9&
:. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C, and
} n, via KouItas.oa and Jersey city, ''O
HaIhington and n. Y. Express 400
{. "a, via Remington ard Jersey City;
- ~. M, Via Huntington aud Jersey city; ''O'
NishY Via KenulngtOn and JorEey ''
Aty, Southern Express 800
=. M, via Camden and AmbOy-Aeoom-
IodAtiOn tFreight and PAsSenger\-
lht class ticket 225
ID class ticket LBO
.bP NJ Evening Mall and tho 80 tNight)
% r aEseptcd)
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
HetrGtr WAshington and New York via Bslti.
more Ind Philadelphia.
Leave Warrington for New York At and IO,lb
n. NJ and 7:so p. m. The sunday line leaves al
73O p. m,
Leave New York for Washington At 8 and 10 A.
m, 1880 ?. m, and ~ midnight. The Sunday linz
leaves at 780p m.
through without change OF cars.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES
Leave Walnut street wharf at and Am.,y m.
and y, m. ''
Leave kensington Depot at Il.l6 a. m, an, 4 no
Hnl 6.Ih y. M, and 1880 a. m. (nght.)
ne uio 2, M Line runs dAilyi all others, Sun
dAys excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave Oot Of Barclay street Al a. III. an, 2 II. M
From ion' OI Cor lHa' street a. 7, aud 10 A. m
" NJ, and y. m, rud ~ nlgh.
Tie 2. 10, line rlns daily; all ItHrrs suufsyr
excepted RI. GATSNIFU a g%nf 80
FhtiG Z! X. l. Liner
''''H'''"'F'''"I 9tN' 70 i7I' deaf