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RAILROADS.
NOE OF HOURS
PhiIadsIphis, Wilmington and BsItimsrs
RAJ 4 n o A n

ENERAL NOV EVENTS.
On and after Wednesday, January 20, 1854,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADA., FOR
Baltimore, Al Asl =. NJ, Express, Mondays eI.
eepted,) SIS, y N, 30 p, m. and il.Io p. m,
Cheatsr, At aOS =. m, 10, go, S6o and II p N.
Wilmington, a Lao ldOndays oESsPted,l S.oO,
New Castle, Al soS .. N. and sSop,A.
Dover, At $685. y. and sop.r.
Milford, Ets.oS .. m,
Salisbury, n soS .. N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore At GAS, and 10 =. N, (ESprsss,l I2.tb
ITO, and saS ,. m.
0iinipston At LIS, ., and iaLO a. n, ia.t5,
L1o, $50 and II.o6p. N.
salisbury At laos p. m.
Milford At 2,SSp.m.
Dover At $50 q. n. and ass p. N.
New Castlo st $40 3. m. and SIS p. m.
Chester At $40 and 80 q m, ia.so, 8, ia, and
Lave baltimore for salisbury and intermediate
| Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta-
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
| Leave Chester st SO q. M, S0Ip.m m.
Lave wilmington al 5,sS, s.9S 4. m, 3.,a p. m,
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger ear sAsShed-
Leave PhiisdeIphls, for Prrryvine and inferno
Leave Wilmington, for Porryville and intsrmodi
asa places, at 1So y. m.
Leave baltimore for Philadelphia and intermodt
Leave WILMINGTON Tor Philadelphia and fnterms
iIAte places At 40 p. m.
sUEDAYs--oaly. q l.So = N. and II op. m, iron
From PhilAdelRhiA TO Wilmington n 40 =. m
from wilmington to PhiiadslphI. ., 30 D. m.
Only At s16 p. 70. from Baltimore 70 Philadel
janaS-ti WIN. sTEARNs, supr
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.
Wan DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHILF QuARTERMAsTER,

OFFICE OF CHAR QuARTERMAsTrR,
WAsHIHGToS, d. C., February "a, 1884.
until u O'Clock m, on MONDAY, March seventh,
Three thousand q ,OOOl Cavalry Horses, to be de-
livered at Montpelier, Vt, within 1fty 1907 days
One thousand 1000 Cavalry Horses, to be de-
liyered In Warrington, ID. G., (Gissbofo depot,)
within thirty 1907 days from date Of contract.
One thousand 4, 0ool Cavalry Horses, to be de-
livered in Elmirs, n. y, within forty t'o) days
Said horses to be sound In all particulars, not
less tbs five ~ nor more than nine (s) years old;
from i4I to ls hands high; full neshed, comp
built, Birdie WISE and Of size sufficient for cavalry
TksSe specifications will be strictly adhered 10 and
rigfdln M OToed IN every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless aeeo mpaL led
by guaranty for Its faithful performance.
E3s should any United States of1cer guarantee
irresponsible, his name will be reported TO the
Secretary OF War, with a recommendation that
such ofhoer be dismissed the service.
Form Of bid and guaranty can he had on appllca.
Mass, or at this once.
Successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts, with GOOD and SUFFICIENT seeu'
rity, Immediately on the acceptance Of their bids
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each
ThO.lnderaIEned reserves the right to reject ali
bids deemed unreasonable,
No bid will be entertained for less than nfty
horses.
Payment will be ma de on completion OF contract
or a. soon thereafter as funds may be received,
Proposals must be endorsed "ProposalH for Cav
| airy Horses,n and addressed to Captain James A
Ekin, Chief ouartsrmaster, Cavalry Bureau
Any further Information will be promptly given
| on application to JAMES A. EkIN,
fe2s-iit Chief ouartermAster Cavalry Bureau.
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MEDICAL.
Or EcIAL MOTTO r

d. ~. vELLNYs Private Hospital, In the Fed.
IAl Block Corner ofsevsnfh and streets, oppo
,ito the Pos, and Patent onscel. Room, "a aud ~,
up stairs, Washington, u. C,
All diseases Of private nature treated In the
best seisntiGc manner, and radical cures effected
in ali oassa. STPRILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the r-.aii OF VOL1PTgoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATITE
ORGANS, nom any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured Slss,
GoUT RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
ZONES, and JOINTS; scRoFULL, sLorcBBS
ON TINE FACE, EkUPTIoNson the Limbs and body
and all other ERuPTIvR DIsBAsEsAnd DrsEAsE
or TINE BLOOD, nom whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
eacey prevent you from applying Immediately 10
Or. veilny, who /, ACKNOWLEDGED to be by far tho
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come And max,
known your misfortunes, and he will speedy sent
you on your war rejoicing.
|
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR
THE NAVY, #rn
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BrnEAv OF sIEAM Eneinrssi.o,

NV nrpA aTMrnT
a,,r,, or ~ ~, r.o,rxxssnar
DtAAS .. sr ,s.h.,,.r. ,a ,sa.S
s,,,pn Fe e. S,.,y, y! Y, w.,
49, ~. ~ NJ si w s'I, ~. ~ 80
VIZ, ~ 1s We n .s year s ns 49,, -
~ ,n,I M ,.,os Wy ,h s,st Hss m Msrcb go
AZ which i'm. ,Ss o ~ WY vi, ~ eoum.ne,d
p,anos.in 49,. - pto,assis ~. A..
,,rIsIp ~, nv 2. ,hsS ,hsT Nav X. S,.sin
,,,.hsa " 60 tns @ .t. ~ a. a,,noss;
to nc chi.i q d. bureau e AsaP EngIn:sriHI
clsSses n.m.a -, ~ r,'nnIs,ix SsScrIbsd a. az
pIin,s schso,si, .nx nf wh,Sb VIII IL iurn1,bsS
70 suen :. eesife 70 oneI ~ hpPn.ssn =, s ~
SSTV s9srs p., 2, Ih ,hsysle AMI ose Of All he
upon appcnsio1 70 ihe sSTesS, Ini ~ G NJ,
cTs in each such el.s,e: only win be Furnished q,
80 49, " ", y, W., III ~ saA,,,S -
bc nsSvS ny each mon o ma.
copy Of the schedules Of the other yards for cram
IN onLy, ION which nay " ~ ~ y,
~ 0e s . 70 make Rpa.hn. ,h Lor ny ,s o.
s1,si nsss,s. .noss - ~ srt,,.a. nr kms4
ies I'M. m.nuL...Sre. ,.,,.-,.,. 80,
.st must ,, oe naa s iot .nS rnos p, S =. ~
strict oonigym,ty sS ~ or thew Vii not BE-
Iynoc snn,,..,,oo "a An. p,rs.,. n An. Com.
msbdant ~ anN .a,d A. ~" 70 anS N,,X Arsnt the
Er ~ 0neIi oneh III, ~ t IN
| Ion respecting 'he P'opo'' VIII W tut
Ths cor,r.0, ,,r,h. ,rd,A, a an. lo,x.., hid.
ass E1o Tss ps1Psr var ,h TsS"ta
M ~ une Ilkh' 10 r'Jee' inc 'o"sA' wv
Ths soo,r.n,a MI ,.., AT. Al. a.v a.. no,,a,
INC Sonuhch VIII pear onte he uhy the noun
eauon ~ Eiven, ana aenNelles can can pe uemanoe1'
suteues In the inil amount viii pe Tsqnirssaa 70
sign the contract and their responsibility eerhned
70 ~ United states district Judge United stAte'
district attorney, collector or navy agent. A. AZ,
dluonA aecuriues, twenty per eentum Will %
Mtnneiu uom the amount OF Ihe PHI. untn w
contract shall have besn completed, and eighty
| per eentum o. eaeh Pill AppIovea In ulPheln ~
the oommAndanu OF the respective yards, will b,
In funds or eertinoates, Al the option OF the COY
ernment within ten days Aner the warrant ior th'
same ANAL nave Deen passed ey INC seerehry
the Treasury
Inc following are the classes required 81 the re
aprcuye navy yards: -
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A Man PARTIALLY EATEN NJ LIONS IN Lcs-
poN.-Yesterday forenoon, about 10l O'Clock,
the Agricultural Hall, Islington, was the scene
of a shocking occurrence. In addition TO the
sudden roaring Of the lions forming part OF the
equestrian exhibition at that establishment,
loud screams were heard proceeding from the
direction In which the animals are kept In their
caravan during the intervals Of the perform
ances. The body Of q man named Thomas
Grsayes, who has within the last two or three
days commenced his duties as new keeper
and feeder OF the animals, was found drawn up
close TO the cage. Some Of the employees i'm
mediAtely seized the long iron rods, with a
species of hoe at the end, by which the cage Is
cieansed, and rushed to the spot.
II was then discovered that one Of the large
lions had the mans right hand In his mouth,
whilst another had seized him by the thick par
Of the forearm and had dragged the lint
through the bars OF the cage nearly up TO thu
armpit. Having no hot irons, the men at one'
set 70 work belaboring the animals over thu
skulls and eyes, In order to make them let g
their hold. These proceedings, at the outset
only tended to increase the ierocity OF the AMI
mails, who, amidst loud roa Q, commences
tearing the flesh from their victims arm an
hand with their claws. 1t was not until tn
brutes were nearly blinded with the blows in
hicted upon their eyes that they were induce
10 rslinquish their grip, when the poor fellow
mangled limb was drawn through the bars, Blu
with some difficulty, and he fell fainting int
the arms of those who had rescued him from
his horrible positon.-London Post, Jan. 3Oh.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR ROOFING FELT
II AND PITCH.
eH'rF oyAsysss& Y =, .. ooTr,ss,

cHiEr QuARTEnmAtIERI OFrtGE,l
H. DKPoT OF wAfnmeToN, \
SEALED 1 PRorosAIi vii ). yr.s.iTsd a, dis
ofnce until TUESDAY, March g. 1884, atlS o'clock,
:S S;ss' sSd1 in y. !. SSSaSs Ell sa &
ons hundred and eight uOs, tons Of Roofing Felt,
Elght hundred 5000 barrels Of Pitch, or Roofing
The particular kind or description Of the above
articles y must q ssitss n ". ans s
6ni SiOSps "a Y Ss o. ne quantity of s.eA article
rom he date 81 he contract, "ns-fouftS "a Il
sixty teo) days thererom and the balance In ninety
90 days thsrefrom.
Zach barrel OF Pitch or Roofing Cement, must
contain not less than three hundred 900 pounds,
and delivered In rood sound barrels said barrels 10
%rni,ssa fss o. s0st e the Govsrnn S,St ill
be subjected 70 rigid Inspection before being ao-
eepted By an inspector, appointed By the Govern
msnt.
PROPOsALS
The price must be written out In words on the
bid, a. must also the full name and post once i'd
Proposals from dinlsyai parties will not be con
sidered, and an oath OF allegiance must aeeo m
Proposzls must BE addressed to BriEadier Gen.
erh ID. n. Rusker, Chief Quartermaater, Depot OF
Warrington, Warrington, ID. G., and should Dc
PP Fitch "''' r''po'.. wi '0'""' INV
Inc bldder VIII DC required 70 Aoconhhhg hh
iponsible persons that in case his bid IL accepted
he will At once execute the contract fos the same
with good and Suneient aureties, In sum equal
to the amount 81 the contract to deliver the
articles proposed In conformity with the terms Of
this adysrtisementt and in ease the said bidder
should fail TO enter into the contract, they 10 make
good the difference between the offer Of said bid
der and the nsxt lowest responsible bidder or The
The responsibility OF the guarantors must ,,
shown BY ths oeihl certificate Of the clerk OF tho
nearest District Court, or Of the Uhitsd statei
Bonds in : sun equal to the amount ofths con
tract, signed BY the contractor and both Of bill
bidder or bidders upon siEnins the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
county Of -Ssnd state Of -, hereby, Joint
~ And sevsrally, covenant with the United states
and guarantee In case the foregoing bid OF -
be accepted, that he or they win at once exeent
fstis n srn ssas 70 ,hs l xDS Of the con
ity 70 the terms OF the advertisement, dated Febn
. airy II, 1854, under which the bid was made, an
in ease the said - shall fail 10 enter into cor
tract, a. Aforesaid We guarantee to make good tn
. difference between the oaer Of the said - an
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the perso
70 WHOM the contract MAY be awarded.
Witness, Given under our hands and seal
, this -SdAy IL, lW
!. SEAL SEAL
! To this guarantee must ts appended the Ondei'
! certificate AtoVe mentioned.
The right to reject any or all bids that may
/, deemed too high IL reserved BY the Depot QUA
teTnAater, as well As the right to select from
bid such articles At the price herein named, as
Z required by the GSVsrnusnt. 100000.
Brig. o neral and Chief ousrtsrn.stsr,
isii-i1t Depot Warrington.
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DRoPosALs FOR LIME.
CHIEF QUAHTRRhAsTARs OYFIeB,
DEroT OF WAsHIHeToH,

Cninf QUAhrRhhAsrhRs OffIeB,
DEroT OF WAsHIESToH,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recsivsd at this
S' FEN Mt & 4 L
merchAntAble Uunslaked Lime. The whole amount
to be delivered within thirty (tol days iron the
iugton as the Depot Quartsrmaster may direct.
The Lime TO weigh not less than eighty teo) pounds
The amount offered Ly the successful bidders
will be subject TO rigid inspection BY an Inspector
appointed BY the Government before being &C.
cepted. .
The price muBt be written out In words on the
bid, as must also the full name and post ONCE 3D.
propossls from disloyAi parties will not be con-
Sidered, and an oath ofAllegiAnee must accompany
PropoiSlS aust DO addressed to BriEadier General
D. r. Rucksr, Chief QuAItsrmAStsr, Depot OF
Wsshington, Wss,sington, p. D., e, ana hould be
GUARANTEE.
The bidder will b required to accompany his
proposition with glarAhtsei signed BY two re-
II M
with good and sulneient nuretiss, In . sum equal
10 the amount Of the contrast TO deliver the srtt
sdvsftiiemsntj and in case the said bidder should
fail to enter int the contract they to make good
the difference between the offer OF said bidder and
| TO whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility Of the guarAntors must be
shown ~ the 0nciAl ceftlneAe OF the CLERK OIL the
nearest District Court, or Of the United Slater
District Attorney.
Bonds In q sum equal TO the amount OF the con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of hiI
GuArGntors win be required OF the successful bid
| der or bidders upon signing the contract.
| FORM OF GUARANTEE,
| We, the undernigned, residents OF --,ih II
county OF -, and state Of, hereby, joint
and ssyaJGlIy, eov0nant with the United stNtss
and guarantee In case the foregoing bid Of -
be accepted, that he or they will al once execute
the contract for the same, with coed and Huinslen
Huretiss, in q sum equal to the amount Of the con
tract 70 furnish the articles proposed in sonformi
| ty TO the terms OF the AdysrtiSement, dated Feb
ruAry 10, 1854, under which the bid was made, An,
In case the said - shall fail TO enter into
contract ~ Aforesaid, we guarantee to make goo,
/ the differences between the offer of the said -
and the next lowest responsible bidder, the per
| son to whom the contract may be awarded,
| Witness: ! Given under our hands and seal
| lthiI - day Of-, 1856.
(ssAl.l
Seal
| To this guarantee must be appended the ofiSlA
| certificate above mentioned.
| The right to reject any or all bids that may b
deemed TOO high IL reserved BY the Depot Quarter
mAsten as wen ~ the right 10 select from SAeh BIZ
such quantities, At the prices therein named, A.
d. II. RuCKKR,
Brigadier General and Chief QuAIternAEtSr,
febli-lst Depot Washington.
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alational grpnblitan,
Edi.hun nv the Psiues nv Walls.


the Ishuin NV the LscIsuna
Edishun nv the Prince nv Walls.
Hale rooyai nabelsti peers like ~
You come soonern'n you was expected
onter this hear mundaln q ODE nv ours.
LITTLE more'n you'd ketched yer muthet
A Skestin. What Was yer hurry
No howl Did you think may be
. You wAs wAntsdt You miie node
Yer thinga Wusont At frogmore, theJ
was at that other plais wher you
Wua erHupeeted In March too salute
Ms roIyaf hines the prince OF Maill
with yer furst holler. spose hkeD
You oooden sea u, and you cum
When yoH got 10y 10y .e new yo sHs~A
Kun to life I'm glad ov 4. You're
In time for unkel Aben Am
Nesty prooklamaahun Ard good
10 the brittishors. And thSiondsn
Times 10 glad too, lesstwtse wun
Wood think SOW. Hood thort
Cept heed red Il In the londen times
That the hole Wurid, an moar tn. IL
inside NV inglAnd, and no lite NJ
Nutheri aad hood thort thet
Thar wua only wun baby In the wurldl
Ann ires got wun doc you think
You're better, royal prinSe, than our
nabyi air you more Of suyrin1
Twsodn't doc fur your muther tn
Taulk 40 in our house her hare wood
I'll, sertin. speekin Nv your muther,
She don't treet you nun tn well nohowi
What makes you hsv tn tax yer msss
AwA frum hoaml IL Yer muther onheAlthy !
or hasent abe got nuthin
Fur won't 81 that's 80 ipn the furst
Dutch wunun of haf kind, shore
Fact IL, she'd ruther not hev you
Bout her hit wood bee too kommOn,
INT wood bee too much like pore
Foahni SheeIe nettin bad egg
Zampl, fur theirs wimmin In this
Kuntrv that trset thfr babere In the
Same va, thinkin II looks bigg
In hev them tax Their meela avs
Frum hoam. Good bi, prinse Nv
Wallni
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND

OFFICE House OF REPREsENTATIyEs, Y. S..
February "a, 1854. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
ONCE until - o'clock on SATURDAY, the 26th day
Of March next for furnishing for the use OF the
House Of Representatives OF the United states,
Three Hundred Tons q, $50 poundSl best White Ash
Coal, steamboat biLe, and Fifty Cords Dry Pine
Wood. The whole to be packed away In the vaults
Of the Capitol At such places as may be
Of Representatives, and to be delivered by the Goth
Of april next
Bonds for the fGithful execution Of the contract
will DO required, and an oath Of allegiance must
accompany each proposal.
Bids for wood and coal will be considered Espk'
Tately and satisfactory arrangements will DO made
for the correct measurement Of both.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
fO9t.iW Clerk House OF Representatives,
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A COSTLY BUsuE1 OF PoTAToEs The Ga

A COSTLY BUsHEL OF PoTAToKs TIL. Ga
YAnnAh Republican says:
A basket, containing one bp,hs, =, .u..,
potatoes, was last week forwarded nv sInrsss
sixty miles above Savannah, To to .piSTs,
boys stationed below the city Tie cS.res
was three dollars The basket VIVA r,t,,rassS
empty, through the same channel. At a ch.ns,a
Of dollar and understanding four doIIIso
and twenty ave centS paid out By the citizen to
potatoes. Non-speculAtlng planters cannot
= pay their taxes and send supplies gratultousiv
70 their suffering friends, What arewe coming
tot
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-26

Ticlnor Il Fields will publish during the
season a number OF interesting works, among
which we notice " Industrial Biography" by
Samuel Smiles, author Of Self-Helpj Counsel
aud Comfort" by the Country Person.
" Frederick Robertson's New Volume Of Ser
mons;' Berry Ward Beecher's Speeches and
Addresses in Rngland;'' Thoreau's /" RambleI
in tho Maine Woods;'' Treasures from thu
Prose Works Of John Milton" uniform will
"sir Thomas Browne" and "Fuller's Good
Thoughts" stumbling Blocks" by Gal
Hamilton; a second series OF "spare Hours, ,
BY DR.. John Brown; "The Hillyars and Bur
TONS" new novel by Henry Kingsley; "a
Boys History OF England" by Charles Kings
ley; q new volume Of poems, BY Robert Brown
ing; "Hesperus," by Jean Paul; "Campana
Thai, and other Miscellanles," by Jean Paul
Looking Toward Sunset" by Mrs. L. N
Child; "Cleyer. Stories Of Many Nations" IL
rhyme, by John G. saxe sardi's Writings
edited by r. W. Emerson; an illustrated edi
ton of Tennyson's Poems; and new novel By
Harriet Prescott.
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Mt z W YORK

NEW YORK
IN AND
WAsHIN TON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
sEMl.WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
STEAMSHIP
BALTIMORE, ENTIRE,
sALY0R, AND JAS. .. GREEN.
~ ssSFalsI Sailing Days WEDNESDAI9 and SAT
S o0Es and Pier is foot ofwaii sfrsst New
Fer hsiSht OF passage apply to
"Vh1Ak hHlNEHART, Agents,
'oV' OF High street, oooIgotown, or
A.as-am ,yAMrs HAND, Assni
WI WAL street, New York.
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MORTALITY AMONG ARMY HoRsEs.-The re-
port OF DR.. Turner, late Chief Veterinary Sur
geon Of the Army, gives some interesting facis
in relation 10 the mortality among the horses Of
the army. In the Eastern Department alone
the mortality IL three thousand per month, and
an equally large number is condemned. These
seventy-two Thousand horses per year cost the
losses in other departments and the number
killed in battle, and we have some insight into
the vast expenditures involved in the present
struggle for eur national existence. This great
waste Of horse-life must surely be felt In every
section of our country where the raising Of
horses Is made q matter Of business, and result
in giving a strong impulse to the breeding oi
this kind of farm stock. Wherever farmers
can rinse colts, without actual loss, at present
prices, VIC can safely advise them 10 raise al
many as they can, because prices must yet be
even higher than now, and the demand for
horses will continue 10 be large for years 70
come.-MdSs. PloI0hnadH.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
L pain, with InnoxiouI vApor, BY DR. Q. y.
SIoEsM oND, No. $50 PsnnsylyAnia avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers Of Ansesthstic
roform, Ether, but strictly hnAesthetie Agent
tirely free from exhilerating effects and perfectly
harmless, causing o quiet sleep, with pleasant
sensations and perfect insensibility TO pAin.
deek-dtf
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Warrington County, In the District OF
Columbia, letter. of AdminiltFAtion, on the per-
sonAl estate OF Thomas Connor, late OF Wash
inKton, ID, c., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased afehersby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
70 the subscriber, on or before the 18TH day Of
Sluded from al bcnsht Of the said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of February, A. D,
isis-lAwsw' JOHANNA COMMON. "
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u lcETowN, opposite 81. Louis, which was
built on the frozen river during the "eold
spell, barkesper built Ere in his tent and
set before IL on threelegged stool warming
ice, and the man fell in and has not yet reap
psGred.
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ID MORE AND OHIO

DA MORE AND OHIO
Id RAILROAD.
On and amer WEDNESDAY, Jan. Goth, 1854, daily
York, and Washington and the West, a. follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington At 7 and IoA6 .. m, and
and 100 p. m. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday At
Tbop. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Lsave At $40, I, and Iot5 .. m, and ., as o,
and 71o p. m. daily, except sunday, On Sunday At
7 =, M, and and 7.so p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at go and q. M, and Tao
p. NJ daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at7.lop. m
only.
FoR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore at $50, ITO, SIS and 40 .. m,
/ and 1.9o, 6,lb and $40 p. M, except Sunday. On
/ Sunday At 80 and Sto =. m, and 1.2o p. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
| Leave Warrington At $50 .. IN. and 4.25 p. N
| Leave Baltimore at ITO .. m. and 6.l6 p. m.
| Trains leaving WAlhinEton at 7 q. m. and 30
p. m. 20 through to New York lgiihOia change Of
cars. Sleeping car on 40 p. m. train.
ThO frat and fourth trains from Washington,
end third and nfth trains from Baltimore, stop At
| For further information, tickets OF svsry kind,
ho, apply 10 George S. KoontZ, Agent at wash
ington station, or At the take, once.
| W. p. SMITH,
| Master TrAnsportion
| L. NJ. COLE,
jA2o-n [ChronkIntl General Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-26
( INTERIOR ADoRNNENTs

DFALL eRADNsANp PRICN.
Warranted Gold Band Window Shades Bun
Green, and BlHs Holland shades, al Sizesi made 4
order.
Also, . handsome assortment Of Pisturs Cord aa'
TAlAeli, all sizes and eolOTs.
Purchasing for eAGh, and allowing no old Etook Il
accumulate, persons needing the above goods vii
nnd Il 10 their advantage to give me call.
AL work executed and superintendent By prastisA
their trade.
Satisfaction guArLatsod, o. co pLy required.
Please give me- . call.
Remember the number,
JOHN MARKBlTEk,.
No. t9s seventh strosl
EiXht GoeIs above ODD FellowB Hall.
nSV A-elns