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} ARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS re
OF rHBs
GREAT PANTOMIME COMPANY

rarrfr., IMMENSE sgCCEsS T'I
/. GREAT PANT0MfaE COMPANY, --a
~, , CORPS q E. DE as saEEEr 1t. xArrRE pu
The PUBLIC AsfoNisaED and DELidHTED With
HERR NAD0LsKIS ,
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT IL
AT WHICH TIME THE LECTURE ROOM ROOM Will BE
Fl' n2c- WiTaoUT EXTRA CHARGE, cs..''
GREATEST MECHANICAL EAT 'a WONDER OF THE AGE
WILL BE EXHIBITED. So
II viii also be exhibited each EVENING stcr tho pan
tomime, but not IN the Afternoons.
This Cabinet only ee 6inchet in hight Is feet
wide and feet thick and 200 varieties OF elaborate
Mdians table Il feet long with u covers laid complete
ers and csndI..Is with candle. lighted fo bea and bed
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING, 4. and .. o'clock
80 BEkUffF VI DANCES. -
Mr.. J. H. CLIFFORD, the CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN
COMEDIAN in hi fsyorite Song. and jig Dances; ,rp
CLOWN, Mr.. G, X. FOX and Mr. GEO DAVENPORT
VIII appear In the Gorgeous Psno%ime Of .,J i
hh1SLMi butte, lall ~" p
NAsoNs rArEESff vRs!ILif6a, pRnEa BY
STEAM will be 10 operation during each performance
rI j.. To be seen az all hours:
MARVELLOUS LIVING ARRICAN MUD FISH,
RE2TeHg HEhE IN aSY s sP taPr fhhp
r S4y s eHtp sf Sw sk f ns6
AE 1,ES kei H5aR55S ff 1Ed rd A9AAAa T
HHHSE ssA ItToI HSN Ss Tf TAs ag
SEAL, MONSTER SERPENTs, AND OTHER CUklosi.
TIES. 81 y 80 ID 5lf .elgll 49,. ~ Jog
Phrenolog,eai Examinations by Prof LIVINGSTON
Adtnssion - ccats; ehildrea undsy ten is CENTS.
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Jnsirncfiou.

BOOKKEEPING, &C., for business men,
ID Mr. pOLBEAR No. 500 broadway. gives practical in
ssruction IN interest," Average Esehsnge te and in few
private lessons Tor head bookkeepe IN
any business WON ,fJll - 14onl g,r..
MIR. VAN NORMAN's English and French
Roa,ins ana D.v schoo for Yoang Ladies' No West
3e,h n, WI REOPEN Sept. ~ The Principal viii be at
houf pring the Summer. r-l rs. II.h m 20
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: OY,sos o, THE nKLAvAgE AxD HpDtos CANAL Co.
,,r no 20 WILIlAHsT., COR ELSHANss PLACE oe.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEkS--in puf-
,aanee Of authority siyep OF meeting OF the STOCK
Aoae, on the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co., held on me
ss Of April las there WIN be spportioped among such per
&y Of jpy next Twelve Thousand PVe Hundred share,
EfyV SK ratio OF share to every SIX shares o.
Stool then held by each Stakeholder Certificates OF stock
90 sppogioBed via be ready for eo,ey to .h',s ensea
b. sned Tor fractions o. Share but the Number o. shares
fepre,entins The aggregate Of such fractions win De SOLD
Pb on the 18th day Of July, and the net Yroceeds
viii be paid 70 the Stockholders and er the if OF August
according 10 their respective interests .H -, u
The 0overnnen. Tax, the above menaoneo tpporu'p
xoen, xill be paid By the Company .rr
~ DIi" 'r-,'-'' 49, ISAAC ~ SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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CLsv BLAND AID IotEpo kALRoAp 9

CLKv BLAND AND ToLEDo RAILROAD Co.'S OFFICE
- CLEVELAND, o.. June IL. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that until Further
~ notice The COSTISEETAB BANK o. New fo.k City
will the New Ycrh Tusl-r Agent OF the Cleveland sud
Toledo Railroad Company stock. t.f
The Bond, and Coupons Of tho Csnpsny will be paid at the
Continental Bank a. they mature, On pTessniaton' -,
The Cleveland and Toledo RAILROAD In Bonds OF 1874
mature July i leo. siid viii BE- pahi n Shove. -.
n. {. LUCE Trsasuref
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Epv-yoHK -ssD BssLrs RAILROAD CosPASr,}
PRH-ipESrs OYHCE, MN ORK. July ], l9s
CECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, ~, CO., coo,
dae Angnt l. ISG4.--Soce Is hereby given that the
BONDS OF the above issue v III be paid Ler maturity,
August J. 1854 al he Oee o. TIE C5Iahy cornsf Of Nhay
and lh ard the the VII cease nom
tia. date. wM- ii, NANpERBILT, Viee-irss.dent
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DIasi-aThed Ri usss niakesrprssso paid for
lind, Of PspeI Maker. stSci. by JOHNS. ANDREWS.
AN' " '' Ne. u sna Is Csnpsst
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IlHREE 1sY YEARS SEVEN PER GEM

H,HREE (9Y YEARS SEVEN PER CENT
4 LOAN Of the BOROUGH Of SCRANTON, Lnzerne
County Psunsyvafs Coepons Psysie p the Ssy Of New
tsnt,et dy Of July the purchase Of seventy ve thoa
sand dollars Of Bonds of tho Borough o. Scrsn
iaiaTs Of Psnnsylvss entitled Al Act TO- spthorize re
raising money and payment Of bounees 70 yoa.eef n s
Bonds draw t.ses a the rate Of seven per cent per aniua
yesS An the CITY Of EewYork The principal 10 istneurss
g. IL three (3) ysars the FRA day Of June Se4 fhe
banas ara EXEMPT from all ststs and local axaon TAI
- isp, 10 paw one half the aDog 10 already levied Ad
sIsss FLAT Tes,1TsI Scranton LrasIns
fsnn'yssniso % Ts 81 bisSs6s 1.-THE Bounty
4 n PLITT .llf' Fund Of Scranton d
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:
State ~ Neg York County Of Neg. York, ,s-fRAkCis
LELAND PRECEDENT aud ISAAC G. OGDEN Cashier Of The
New York County Bank Associson located ana dong
business AZ In sid county being duly and everay
sworn each saith that the foregoing In all rstpeos
true statement Of the condition Of the said B.nk before
the transaction Of any business the morning Of sAIUh
DI the 2sth dav June 1864 respect to each and
Ay Of the items and particulars shove speched seeoTdns t
the bee, OF lis knowledge and belief and that the business OF
said. , fI r..r ffAfCL9 h I;,,arp. issiooh'
s,ersy ,ubrbed and by both deponents the 10th
49, ~ III, IBsI : 81 ) AUGUSTUS Leland, ID OIL
N'' y Il, ...t..r, p. q .-f Notary Pablo.
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IITV TIlI IIlI u n IA. y :
Cost ana O. fonn6.

r OST. or MISLAID. '-D'''
In CERrIFiCITE No. sses, for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL. SCRIP STOCK dated Aug
H. 1858, Ii the ntfne Of CAMMAhk Co. w ID! !
The tifsr has been soVrsA md al parties notified
not 10 negotiate the certificate.
Application WIN b. mad. fOr rnsycerias.oq sliil II
= 'HI"''"1 Il. THITEHoUsE,' Som 4 inoAIsoS.iR
No, 20 William II,
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weekly Report or Des III. n

In tbs City Of NewYok from he 9Th dsy Of Jty to the
% on o3 w iith dsy Of July 1854. '.l1i'h
Men, III, women il2, beys 1876; gils 1ss4to,a', ST.
Adults ~; children, 3st nisles as7i semaieA 2o4.
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
u ofNEW-YORK, desigua.ci Drp'si,ATy aud Financial
Agent the United Ses No. q aad 20 Pines Two doefs
below the Sub Tlea, have % hA"d 'ld receive
IRTlES iDe 1854 BOES end seli 70 al bs,iness com
necfei with the NfST LOANS PaFts~ can a' dd
this Bsib. fe ..--s-- NORRIS kEfCfUM, Presidents
d. w. VAu0Bss. CaslirT. 90 .. .t--..D. NJ. I'D,
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tsn). . L.- JAS. b. AhEs, Secretary.
nUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD
IL FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BoSps;,,,--
We offer for sale $500 900 Of the Fr Mortgage tsecond D
vson) Bonds Of this Company The Bonds have 10 years 70
run and bear per cent interest payable semi annually IN
New.York They paIl Of issue Of sou which are
secured mortgage pes Of road running from Ceda
Falls 10 Iowa Pals under contract aud to be completed
this Fall -r.. .. ..-r...L --I... q,
TIE Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad has been completed
aud In nccessfu operation from Dubuque to Cedar aus
distance Of about 100 miles for several years Tho debt on
this 100 miles Is represented by S3O0VO First MORTGAGE
Bonds 81 000 900 Of Preferred Stock and about Of
Common Stock. The Bonds offered for sale are issned
by aud with the consent Of hreefouths IN nteest oil tue
Preferred Stockholders asrequed by Che articles OF
ration. The total annual nteresi all the Bonds OF the
Company Is therefore but 72 guaranteed by the earnings
OF IA miles OF road Tho contract for building the extension
Of A miles made most favorable terms, and the mate
rails and secured before theiA!e great advance IN
PRICES. ..
The Company bs, valuable land gput Of $50 acres per
mile. -.
$500 OF the Bond. have been sbscbed for by Stock
holders Company aud the balance offered to
the public on favorable terms ttI I .-'-A
sCHUCHARbT A. Gerhard No. 81 Nasss7 ST., or 30
NJ. X. JESUP L Co., No. 50 Exchange place.
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Nnautial.

|CGTH DIVIDEND CLINTON FIRE IN
~ sURANCE COMPANY, New. York July lsS .s.n
The usual SamtAnuua Dividend Of FIVE ~ PEi LENT
tafl. JAS. B. AMES Secfefaiy.i
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DIRSSON's PIANO-F0RTES. j. PRS
SON respectfully nforms hi old and friends
that he Ia. oreDed a PiANo-FoRTE wARERooM at No;
Is fIowardst where addition to his pianos, he will
repair e1chan.c buy. ard sell second hand Pianos
DIiEOS. MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS.
4 II NJ. FELTON,. Ma. 81, Broadway ~ ". Psloubets
rr Harmoniurns So0 end l25 with pedals 500 10
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UNION TAss0CIATDN--TENfHsA ASSEM-
u BLY, pISTRICT "A mssting Pf ths uniea rozstop
for the x9 Assembly District w be LED q bss9aet,trIs No
% Sd sy,l On Nv ESl July n tsos @ciech
AZ fInion ci,lrens arc invited 70 lttspd.
fnb no 1f1Su 20 LajiBEHT s:sECK, President =
MARLIN B, BnovF, sffretaIy -aat la.L...a. LIZ u
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V,HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between ALEXANDER FERGUSON and DAVID
TULLOCI StonscuterN No. s3s 0rronwish-st, n L., Is
dissolved this day by mutual eonsent - s.,..,,,o,,
DAVID TULLOCH., u -'
The busne.. win be carried above b ALEXANDER
FERGUSON Ia -r ...rU9rf oil geIr '-'.a. r
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crftures an6 Hleetinqs

ITO the MERCHANTS Of NEW-YORK,--At
meeting OF the undersigned held this day st tho Produce
Exohshse to ,ake into the Of the Lighter
men q The pOt and the demand made them for increase
Of wasea " wai unanimously 9iiW. oJIOf 9df ,Ilh,
Rssoced That In order to meet said demand well as that
the boats kept IN proper and safe condition fall mate
ss having advanced from 100 70 @ per ce ths rsss Of
hghtersge as established April H. 1884, lie Increased " pf
fsp s6 iSs iAi' dAsW sTo8 ART FORD 1o'2oIe
r. Nc WHEELER H. Co. ufFASCHFR SsMCHESNEY,
GE0 w 'THJMPSON THOS. HOR'rLAED' IS SONS,
TffOKNFk PHIPPARp, BEAHDSLEY sUMNEk&Co-
D s. CONKLIN &, Co.. McCREARY l. yEFFERS, 4
ElMG 4. MrrCHYLL. ID RICHARD ROBSON. " vliH
WARCHANT BROS. - EDWARD STEARNS,
ERKPNHhCK NO. suV. McGRATH 4 F1TZGERALD
T. ri HFDENBER0, scf a dBURNfiAM& Co, g1f 10
r. L. BARErTO, AMOS BUR L. -.
L. LUDOYICI, .qu.T0S TklI CAHkINNLTyEks Al-lh
W. T. ROBERTSON, Agent, d. D0UGHEEIf' ftiyy r.
i Newly ok, July t6CA h9iAH h'5u - - .
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.CTEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
the bt In Europe well this country having received the
hst Prizs Medal the Worlds 3nliiiion In London s6z
The principal why the Sepway Piano. are superior
all obers that tho firm IL composed OF i've praetieai
place oria makers father and four son) who invent all their
own md Under whose personal supervision
every part tho instrument nanalactned NHTeroom,
Nos Il and - East touIteenb between Union segaIe aud
Irving Piece, Ne~-iork- .i 0fI H.rI'LI
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
SAN FRANCISCO. .s
Incorporated under the Laws OF the State OF California
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LEES l. WALLER, AGENTS, NEW-YoRR CITY
Offices No. 90 Pne-,t.


Rank having been organized under the laws orthe State
Of cafornsAis prepared, with episl Of Ssc0oOc 10
transact general banking business al San Francisce i
receive Deposits bug aud .e oeisn and Domestic E1shange
Al San Pnsco and New York win make olee tone TIN oush.
oct the Slater Of California and Oregon and the Teoss Of
Warrington aud Nevada Coupons OF The State Of CaoTa
and OF counties and ces will be csshed OF coeeud 1t cur
rent rates l. 80. - -,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON THE BANK OF LONDON,
For amounts TO suit purchasers viii be issued Francc
and EewYok Also Exchange bought and sold on the lead
Ing cities Of the United States. ..lE
STOCKHOLDERS IN THE BANK OF CAL'fORNIA
Each liable in his individual Property for an amount e 20
80 - his STOCK n this Bank l.U.l
D. O MILLS .- HERMAN MICHELE.
WILLIAM c. RALST0N, TREDERlCk BILLING
n IS PRFTZ n rl0 GEORGE H. HOWARD, D.
j. b. THOMAS, H. r. TEsCHIACHER-
IONS McflSE i A. HAYWARD 1859
EsA T. LAWTON, MOSES ELLIS
WILLIAM L. BARRON, 4. b. McGhEERY, o..
THOMAS BELL n NJ JRsUP, '..'
John o. EARL t-.f SAMUEL KNIGHT. -
WILLIAM NORRIS, A. Z. Henry, SCI III
J. WHITNEY. IT,, J. c. WILMEhDlN0,
d. r. 0iFFlN, .i WILLIAM ALVORD. o
A J. POPE, .4 .. An Il Fan Frsneisco,
Il JACOB KAMM Of Portland Oregon '.e
~ The operations Of the Bank OF California Will be upon
hasis Cold and Silver bullion bought and sold
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Paid In full IA Gold Com Of the United States.
D. O. MILLS, President WILLIAM c. RALSTOS Cashier
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
}, ,RAII.ROADS.

- A MORE AND y II o
II RAILROAD.
In and amer SUNDAY, April 10th, 1894 daily
trAius win he run between washington and New
York, and Washington ana the West. ~ followp:
FOR RPHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK ind BOSTON,
leave Washington AZ $50 A. m, Ills .. M, $50
y, m excerpt sunday.
PassSngcfs for rhIladelpbia will take notice that
the 6Q9 p. m. train 10 the Latest train daily IOH
The train al 76O p IN. docs NOT os TO PHnA.
FOR DALTIMORk
Iasvs Washington At Gsl a. In., 1.So a. M, II Is
4. m Sr. m, 81 p M, 40 p M, and S2)p. n.
on sundays ~ 7.So a. m, and :, ,b2op.m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WET.
Leave Washington. At 30 a. m. and And % r.
m, dStly, except Sunday.
On Sunday, al 3 and $50 y. m. only.
FOR WARRINGTON AND THE sOUTP.
Lave Baltimore At as, ia1, 7, ., and 10, A. M,
Hud %, 4ab and 90, y. NJ, daily, except sunday.
On sunday NJ aAS and i.2o, n. M, and 1J'' y ln
FOR ANEArOLIs.
Leave WAshinGtOn At $40, a. m, and and l.sO,
T.. ~ daily, except sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Warrington At 7.sD a. m. and 7.5O
y, N. 20 through 10 New York i0dioh change ~
cars.
sleeping car on 50 p. m. train. Berths In sleep
Ing car can be secured uGtIl y m, daily, at the
Ticket ONCE; after that hour they must he secured
ut the Sleeping Car Conductor
The nrst ard fourth trains from waEhingtOn
.inU - all way points.
"rr further in'C.ratiun, tickCts of every Kind,
a e.. hpTlY 20 Gerrrc s. KBUntz, A-ent At Wash.
guEirg rstinr, OF Al tho Sekl' Ni.iSa.
W. =. SMITH,
Master TrEnspOrtANsl
I'm COLE,
gpIi-in 6cuorRl Ticket Agent
~ ANG L D T II OU RS
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
MEDICAL.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

Dr. NJ vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the PED
oral Block, Corner Ofseven,h and streets, oppS.
site The Tost and Patent oHccs Rooms a aad a,
Up s,airs, washicston, d. C.
All diseAses'of private nature treated In the
bes, scientific manner, aud radical cures erectei
In all eassa. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, con-
ORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES SEMINAL
WEAKHESS, or the rcsult Of VOLUPTUOBS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIIE
ORGANS from any cHusc whSicyor, or how icng
standing, thoroughly and radically cured AIso,
GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES
HOMES, ami JOINTS SCROFULA, BIO HHES
ON rrE FACE, ERUPTIoNSon the Liubs and bods
snd all other EnUPTIvED DISEASESsn DISEASE
or THE BLOOD from whatever cause they nsy
have arisen. ... '..r..
AFFLICTED AND uHFoRTUNATE
No matter Whist your disease, let no false deli
eAccy prevent you from applying Immediately 10
Dr. vcllny, who /, ACKNOWLEDGED to be by far the
mo,t SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
ofpglvate diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your mlsfortunef, and he will specify IOnh
you 90 your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE
That dreadful SoOurgo Of the young, indulgcd In
when alone, destroys the gencratlvo organ', units
them for married life, producing weakness OF the
back and limbs, loss ui animation aud muscular
power, pApItNtIou of the heart nervous irritabii.
Iy, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death. .
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful ccnse-
qucnces Of delay, do not iNil to make your ease
known Immediately TO DR.. vellny. Your secrotu
with lin arc sacred, aud you msy confidently rely
upon his mcdical skin.
Thousands whose SyItcms were shattered and
who were on the brink of the tr.vc, hSvo been
brought back to vigorous hoAlth hy his skillful
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating mAtri
mony, who suppeot themselves ofimpotoney semi.
sal wcaknctH, or any dlseare arising from n ro'
lAsed state Of the genital organs, whetheC thes =
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indlSorctIons,
Indulgence ofthe passions in rlper years, are ear
nostly cntrcated to place themselves under tho
care of DR.. V. They may rely with Get talnty
upon a speedy cure, and being restored to full
health and vigor.
He trests with cntirs Sueccss all diseasEs oi
Females such as LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPsus UTERI, &C., &c, and in every case. guar
antccs perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMUNICA'
| TIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling sec no one but the DoCToR.
Those at a distance may be TREATED ny MAIL
by sending statomeneof CASE, &C.. sc;
jy2-sm'
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

TNHIS Is no GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the OrphAn'H
Court OF Washington County, in the District OF
Columbia, letters OF administration on the personal
estate OF william II. DemOss, late of Washington
city, D. o., deceased All perHonH having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
the subsCribeT, on or before the sd dav nj March
Aext they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 29d day OF March, A..
d. 1864, THE0 L. STOKES,
Administrator,
m29.lAW0Ws BOX 6O1P.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

TNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
4 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLuMDlA.--Notco
10 hereby given that, by = rule oi thr Court, It's
teens have been hxed M iOlluwE:
General TermI.
Third Monday OF January.
First Monday OF May,
Third Monday of October.
Terms 0fMG Circuit court
Ia which alone . Jury IL impannelod fur the trial
OF civil cases.)
FiTEt Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday OF May.
FiTst Tuesday OF NOVemboI.
Terms Of LtG Criminal tf"NT
FirLt Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June,
First Monday Of DecOmbeT
Terms Of The District iOiT1.
First EOndAV OF June.
EiTAt Monday OF December.
SpectGl TryHT
First TueLdsy OF January,
First Tuesday of February,
First Tuesday Of March.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May,
First Tuesday OF June,
First Tuesday Of July,
Firtt Tuesday Of September.
FirEt Tuesday OF October,
First Tuesday Of November.
First Tuesday OF December,
BY order Of the Court u, J, MEIGA
Iy10
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Or
phAn'B Court Of Warrington County, in the Dls-
triot Of Columbia, letters Of naturalization the
personal estate Of David Carroll late Of Wash.
lngton county, d. c., deceased. AL persons having
olGima against the said deceased, arc hereby
warned 70 exhibit the came, with the vouchers
thereof, 10 the Eubscribcr on or before the "a
day Of April next; they may otherwise by law 10
excluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this % day Of April, A.
D., 1864
ap4-W3W CHARLOTTE CARROLL.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
RECRUITS.

REcRu1Ts
WANTED
ro PILL THE auoTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BOUNTY ToR VETERANS
S552.
saaS oF WHICH WILL BE PAID IN ADVANCES
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRgrIS
$452.
s2ao OF WHICH WILL Nh PAID ADVANCE.
BOUNTY FOR CUL0RgD RECRUITS,
$50.
PAID IN ADVANCE
PERsONS WISHING TO ENLIST
WIN sIFly to any Of the following
RECRurTING OFFICERS:
;. S. BAKER,
Engine Hail, near the Market, on rcunsyIvAnIN
avenue, between seventh and ninth streets.
]. {. HYDE,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue.
G. A. KEAsBEy,
street, near corner OF Nlneioenth and Pcnnsyl.
vania avenue.
J. c. PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunbsrtop S,rUet-, Georgetown.
&C LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge.
HENRY A. sCHEETz,
CsptAlp and Provost Mnrsh.l Of tho Dlstriet Of
Columbia. de2i-u
ID ECRUITSl RECRU RUITSlI
RECRUITs WANTED to MI the quota in Dis.
triot Of Columbia. Now Ia the time to volunteer
Bounty to Veterans $3.50, S226 paid In advance
Bounty to New Recruits sI52, S225 paid in AL.
vance
Bounty for Colorod Recruits $3.50 paid in ad.
vance
ANY person bringing a recruit or recruits TO my
office will be paid literally.
Volunteers come and got tho Bounty and serve
your country. -
r. W. EDMONDS,
Recruiting Otlecr, 500 New Jersey avenue, Oppo.
site the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company, Warrington, ID. e. miO-u
NoLoRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
$3.50 CASH DOWN,
PAID IN ADVANCE.
Apply at the
RECRUITING OFFICE,
500 New Jersey avenue.
Any person bringing RECRUIT or RECRUITS
10 my office will be paid literally.
VOLUNTEER ANb SAVE YOURSELF FROM
BEING DRAFTED. mIO-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-12
Philadelphia, wilmington and Baltimore
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On and AFTER Wednesday, January 20, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADA, FOR
A.iHu,nrs, A. LJl :. IT., tExprcss, Mondays oL-
sc?tcd,! as, u NJ, 2.b .. NJ. and II 10 y, m.
.hcztcr, Al e.oo >. n, IS, so, $50 and II p N.
Wilmington, Et go (NiOndAyE eNcepted,) 500,
An, Lib, 30, 3.5l md II p. IN.
New CssUr, At s.Oi =, n. aud $50 r., -.
lursIi st sos 4. 70. and sol m.
Milford Ats.Oj y, M.
Salisbury, a. sos H. m.
TEAMS FoR PHh.ADI LputA LEApE
f'lHuory 81 a., and 10 +. n.., uMlrcHs) i2+b
v'.;mi6gIal At 71s, . aud l2.Io = -, r1.t,,
H,tis'ury II 'IOS =. ~.
1It'9eA st z, q y, ~.
boyer stR.iD ?. iE. and 81 ,. ~.
New CLutls ~ I. ~ q. p sI.I 6.h5 p. NJ.
Cnsste- a. 8. and 80 =. ~, i26p, 3, ia, and
Losyc baltimore for sali,ouri and irtcrracdisie
stations st 7.l1 ?, m.
Leave D.itlnore for nover sod intermediate sta.
GoEs, ~ l24Hp. n.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LoAgo Chetter Al 80 =. M, 500 p. N.
Leave Wilmington ~ $50, s25 g. M, las, p. ni'
lHEIGHT TRAINS, with passenger esT Atthched
will run As follows:
Leave Philsdslphla, for FcIryyuie and Interme-
di ate places, At 90 y, m.
LeGye Wilmington, for PpGryvtle and intormedl.
Gia Places At T.sO p. m.
Leave Baltimore Tor Philsdelphia and intcrmedi-
ale places At AS p. m.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and inferno
diatc llacc8 ~ E,2h y. IN,
sUEDANS--UnlY at 4.sO a. m. and ll.3Op. m, from
PhilAlciglih 10 Baltimore.
Ftnrl P'-.!a lo. sa!a - Wilmington Et i3O a. m.
E.ou' Wilmington - phi!s ia!rhls ,t 6sn y. m.
Only II ".35 ?. ~. LGm BAltiI1OTo 20 Phllaiel'
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