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NAVY YARD AFFAIRs.-The ordnance steam &.
or Baltimore, Captain Mitchell, arrived this morn =
ing from Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, btinoin'
up Assistant Secretary of the NAVY Fox, Maio r
Benton, comm andAnt OF the arsenal Gen. Schench ,
and other parties Gen. schenoh was on boar
the Grey hound when she took fire.
The gunboat Commodore Reed, Capt Hooker /,
10 having her boilers repaired and is being Other
wise properly fitted up.
The Ascutney was taken 10 the wharf thl ;
morning and is to be thoroughly oVerhauled an d
repaired.
! The Employer of the yard have contribute q
t59s IS, besides nautical eutosites, to the Sailor
Fair, in Boston. This contribution exceeds thn
Of the Chsrltstown (MAss) navy.yard by owe T
$3.50.
new brick building 10 being erected juh wet !
Of the ne-house, As place for the inspeotio
OF elothiog and proviEonS the building AZ picsen
occupied Tor that purpose being required for naval
stores.
The chip carpenters this afternoon turn out ! n
force to attend the funeral Of their late icllo "
workman, L. W. Nfothushead.
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BY TELEC RAPH


LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-Gen. Burbridge, with
his command, has arrived at Cumberland Gap.
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BosToS, Nov. 25.-The United States steamer
Nachusetts Is signalled of Highland Light,
md probably will arrive In the morning.
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NoTIcE.-Ths Ddly National Republican u noig
Jurnishsd By carriers 10 tubIerfbers in hp city and
Georgetown al NV cent? per month.
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GEoRGETowS Custom House. go Cleared
LongboRt Chance, Hutchinson, IOr G!yG?"'i sehr'
Laury Tor Portsmouth, BcHF. Wm. Kennedy
Chriaty, ior Philadelphlhi schr. Ann and Susal,
Douglass, for New York; slOop Mechanic, Lewls,
for ST. pIAry'si lOnEbOat T. Adel, Mann, Tor BrYans
Foini; schT. Ann NJ. Edwards, hinsOui Tor Fhils-
delphIA. VT.
steAmer FairbRnks, Hunter, from New YORK.
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The FLoRIDA.-The eI rebel pirate Is at
anchor In the James river.
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GAS ExPIosIoN.-Last Saturday afternoon,
between the hours Of and O'Clock, Mr.. Z. w.
Fouitney, who lives on street, between Eighth
and Ninth, whittier he moved from the Island on
the day previous, sent after gas-atter, to have
some fixtures repaired. man Immediately came
with the necessary implements for the repairs, but
upon entering the pAilor he found II hlled with
gas. The windows were instantly hoiHted for the
escape of the gas, when Mrs. Fourtnty came into
the room with lighted lamp. An explosion took
place, by reason of the light coming In proximity
with gas-tube upon which there was no cap, and
resulted In quite a serious Acoident-the gAsttter
being very badly burned, as were also Mr.. and Mrs.
Fourtney and a servant, who were present,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28

MANY husbands think that tie range Of a
Woman's dutlcsLs no wider than the kitchen
range.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28

GOLD went up to 234 in New orks day,
and dropped to 229, and is steady a t 23S as we
90 TO press.
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A MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARI.-Yester f.
ternoou 81. raul's Eoglish Lutheran Church WIS
crowded with persons old and young TO wi net 8
the anniversary exercises OF the Sunday schot'l
missionary societies OF tho church. The ciasst
are represented by various emblems, such hs
aheAf Of wheat and vase of lilies of the vallel
tearing for notices "Mske hay while the su n
Shines and "Blessed are the meek, for they sha u
inherit the earth ~ Each elaBt, as they advance
with their offerngs, were appropriately addrcsse
by the pastor, Rev. J. George Butler. Tho infan
class, csled the "Tender Buds, presented As thei
offering the sum OF $40. The other exercises cor
sisted Of the confession, the Apostles creed, 10
which the congregation unitedj reading of tn .
Scripture, singing and PRAYER. The afternoon WA =
very pleasantly and satisfactorily spent by those
who composed the congregation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28

Mr.. W. Blanchard Jcrrod will shortly pub
liSL q new novel, Gent per Cent
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THE DRArT.-The following cases were dit
posed OF to-day and Saturday afternoon by III c
Board OF Enrolment:
Frat b-Disiriei.-PeteT Raseoe, now In service;
Walter Daniel, under age; Robert Wood, physieil
disability.
Second Sub. District ci.-Kcndree Mouldcn, furnished
substitute.
mutationi Otis W. CourEtCck, furnished subsu :
tute.
Seventh SubDhirfd WIN. s. Bennett, iurniSho
substitute; John s. Braxton, do.
Ipeinh Sub.Diitrid.-Charles Barker, furnished
substitute.
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TAKEN WITH FITs.-A man named Casper
Reer, age about %, while passing along A street
near the Capitol, this morning, was taken with
fit, and fell senseless. His mother was in COM
pany with him, she never allowing him to be alone
because he 10 subject to these attacks. He WAS
carried to VIM. GaIdneI's drug store, where In a
half hour no was relieved Of the lit.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-7hird Precinct.-Thomas
McCunnA, disOrderly; fined $l4I. Henry Dean,
do do.
Fourth PrsciHd-Wm. Black, dlsorLeIlyiS3. VIM.
Moore, dol DO.
Fun Pytcinct-Ann L, Joncs, drunk; So. Andrew
Governor, do; DO.
Seventh PIcclHci.-RichArd Smith, assault and bat.
teryjjAi for court. Robert James, dlsOrderly con
duct; woFkhOuye 90 days, Henry Brown, dO.i DO,
John Brown, do; do. Henry Johnson dO.i do, W.
II, SWAggot, violation Corporation law 81 bS. W.
ThompEOn, drunk and dlsOrdeFly, 81 81.
Eighth frtCiRct-MaFy casey, grand larceny Jail
for court Jas. Breen, drunk ami GisOrGerly S2hO.
Sally Cross, YAgrAncyi worEhOuse 30 days.
Tenth PrecinCi.-JamuB Graham, uIsOIdsIly con-
duct; SI00L Frederick Stewart drunk and pro.
fAnityj 90 90. jeremiah Daiy, do; do. Juo. Muir
ply, dc. do.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-28

FRANGiPANNI POWDER
Is unrivalled for removing Chsps, Blotehes, PIN.
pies, Chafss, and other impurities OF the skin,
rendering It SOFT, CLEAR, SMOOTH, and BEAU.
TIEur
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EPIscoPAL.-Rev. Bishop Southsate yester-
day afternoon administered the rite OF confrma-
tion to twenty perIonB, at Mission Chapel George
town; and In the evening TO fifteen young ladles
and gentlemen, at Christ church. At both churches
the ceremonies were exceedingly interesting,
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"REEDssuRY, Wis, sept. IS, IsSS.
'"s IhAyo been in the army hUspitn
for fourteen months-Epeeohlcss and nearly Ge,d.
At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle q Plantation
Bitters. Three bottles restored
my speech and cured me. = c, A. FLAVTk,
Tho following Is from the Manager OF the Union
Home School for the Children OF Volunteers,
HAvEmEyER MAsnoE, S7TE sralET,
NEW YoRK, August 2, 1883.
DR.. DRAKHs-Your wonderful Plantation Bit ers
have been given to rome OF our little children sui-
fering from weakness and weak lungs with not
happy effect. One little girl In particular, with
pains in her head loss Of appetite, and daily wAst
Ing consumption, on whom all medical skill had
been exhausted. has been entirely restored. We
commenced with but q teAspoonful Of Bitters =
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased
~ Respectfully, MRs. o. M. DnvoE.
~. Thou wilt send mo two bottle,
more Of thy Plantation Bittsrs. My wife has bee"
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
t.. IhAve been a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching . Tie
Plantation BitterB have cured me-
REV. J. 5. CATHRoN, Rochester, N. Y"
Il. Ihave gwen the Plantation Bit.
ters TO hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with the
most astonishing effect w n ..n,,v
supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
~ The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint Of which iws'
laid up PROSTATE, and had to abandon my buIi'
! aCss X. b. KINssLEy,
Cleveland, Ohio"
~. The Plantation Btters have
,ursd ma NJ a do,' 'srgemsnt Of the Kldneys snd
urinary OIgAhs tnA' a. c. c, MOohE,
IL acts ike = 'harm' No Si BroadwAy"
&C., &C., &C., Hor
The Plantation Bitters make the weak rtron'
the languid brilliant, and are exhausted nsiuFeI
great rostorer. They are composed OF the esl'
| brated CAnsaya Bark, Wintergresn, sAstAfrA'
Rootu, Herbs, &C., all preserved In perfectly pure
| ST. Cr0lX Rum.
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8, T,-lSBO-X.

Persons OF Eedentary habits, troubled with veal.
ness las itude, pAlpltation OF the heart, lack OF
appetite distress after eating, torpid liver Oonsti
patton, 80, deserve to suffer If thoy will not Try
them.
They are recommended By the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted 70 produce an 'rI-
meditas beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
Agrsesble, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTICE.-Any person pretending to sell flAntA-
tion Dltters IN bulk or by the gallon is Iwindlsr
and impostor. 1t is put up only In our log cabin
bottle. Beware OF bottles rehlled with imitation
doeterious stuff, for which several persons are AL
ready In prison. See that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork vnpiutIiGted
and our signature on steelplats side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hAb'
table globe. p. II. DRAKE Il CO.,
auaa.eoam 9Oa Broadway, NJ v.
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LosT.-At O'Clock yesterday evening three
little children by the names of Mary MoCutcheOn,
Annie Lovejoy and Maggie stewart, were found by
officer Mills on PennIylvania avenue, near ThiT-
zoo -th street west, and carried to the Fifth pre-
c,oct ttation.housP, whence they were sent to
Their mar. 'ds, who reside on lhlrteenth street
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A PUBLIC ACCoMMoDATIoN.-On and after
to-dSy (MOudAy) the OttGe for Issuing passes to
the deienoeS Of Washington, hlexardha, and all
other points in this military department, Will be
found at the steamboat lAEding foot OF seventh
street. This order ID made to accommodate the
Dublic.
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SOMETHING NEW and beautiful at the Dollar
JeweIry store Just come on, new and beautiful
Ivory Sets new pattern siveT-plated Spring Bells
silver.plAted Spoons and Cups, at the Dollar Jew
elry store, No. 43S Pennsylvauia avenue, near
Four-and-a.half street. nO13-2t'
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DEALERS IN TOYS AND FANCY
GOODS,
Your attention is oAlled to my large stock o.
TOYS, DOLLS, MASKS, CHINA AND FANCY
GOODS Etc., OF my own Importation and personal
"a lection while In EurOpe last season, comprising
such variety OF novel, tasty and I1ieAble articles
AI Ia rarely found In any one estAplshment' VI
dCFI by mall promptly attended to;
GEO. p. sTEINBACH, Importer,
10 West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
no2S-Sts
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IN Diseases OE the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual syIteuS-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASsoCIA'
TIoN-sent by mall In sealed letter enyeloPS1'
free OF charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIE HOUSH
TON, Howard Association, No. . South Ninth
EtFOot Philad0lphih, Pa m2B-ly
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE SOLDIERS WAR
ComMITTEE-At the last meeting of the Soldlers'
War Committee, on the evening Of tho 22d, the
meeting sdjouFned to meet on Tuesday evening,
the 29h inst, and itwhs ordered that in the notice
1t should be requested that all the members would
be present as the meeting would be important
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Ran MINI wops,--It was discovered on
ve.tetdav that AN ankle o, The little gill octavie
Rousseau, who was SO shoeH % mu'faHSn Ia s n On
Thanksgiving night, on CapitoI e, ,rS, gg Z" ss ~
known soldier, aud who died on FridA hshS W ~
broken. This fact was unknown to the - 'O'''t
Jury summoned on Saturday morning.
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us The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF the Liver Compliant, OF which was
laid up PROSTATE, and had TO abandon my 6uAi'
aEss II. h. KINsaLEY,
Cleveland, Ohio"
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"REEDssuRY, Wis, Sept. ls, I8ES.
'"s IhAvo been In the army hUsptn
for fourteen neutrality-suspicious. and nearly Ge,d,
At Alton ILL.,, they gave me bottle OF Plantation
my speech and cured me. c. A. FLAUrk.
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s. P. HANsCoM. EDITOR.

". J. MuRTAGH & CO., PUBLISHERS.
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us IhAve been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. Tie
Plantation BitterB have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATHRoH, Rochester, N. Y"
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n. The Plantation Btters have
Ia -Sngemsnt OF the Kidneys and
SMuteu M me OF ues Ia distressed me for yeArS,
urinary organs tnAt c. C. MOoAE,
II acts ike sharm' No Gi Brosdwny.n
NO' &c,
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DENTISTRY.
NJ EW INV NTI o N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsrc
BONE TEETH,

IN. s. b. sIGEsMoND = HAYwARS
V6U PennBylvAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Warrington.
DrI. s. q X. calls the attention OF the public 70
the following AntAgea OF their ImproV ed system
LIST. The teeth OF their manufacture will never
e1rrode nor change color by ANY acids, and are
three fourthB lighter thAh any other.
Id. No teeth or roots need bs eXtrAated, A. the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
81. The roots will BE- made inOfsnsiVe and never
TO ache.
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, As permB-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which
under the old system, 10 frequently disnBured.
9th This work has been fully tested for over
rvC Year, by many Of the frst chemists and phyIi-
clans Of this a. the old country.
DrA. 5, h h, have also Invented . white iDde
stTuetihle metal hlling, with which the most SEN
sitiYe teeth eau be filled without pain, and eAn
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots,
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With InnOxiOus VspOr, by DrA. sigesmond q Hay.
ward 900 PcknsylVaniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers of AnAestio InuOGious yApOr foot
Laughing Gas, NOR ChlOroform Ether but
strictly an AnAeHtio agent, entrely free from en-.
hilarAiiug effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
hEenHibility TO pAin.
The hest Of references given II required.
Call aud examine for yourselves. nySs
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR sTATIoNERY.

wan DEPARTMENT, June I, 1884.
Proposal. will be reeeiyed A. this Department
instant, for supplying the stationery described in
the schedule below, for the hsesly year oommoDotng
the LIST day Of July next,
The Stationery must be Of the best quahty'
Samples must accompany each bid,
The successful bidder will be required 70 give
bond WITH approved sgre Hs ,s os Ni
reserve the right to order the articles e y may
deem proper, and to increase OF diminish the
hTtIeies not named in the sshsduls below are to
be furnished At the option OF the Department ~
the lowest market prices.
PAPER made OF linen stock,
10 reAms despatch CAP, weighing 10 pounds.
100 reams foolsoap, ruled or plain, weighing IL
200 Tesms quAr,o post, ruled or piain, weighing
go reams quarto post, ruled or plain, headed s'
per pattern, weighing 10 pounds.
ioi reams note Paper, ruled or plain.
$50 reams note Paper, ruled or pain, headed 40
per pattern.
90 reams copying Paper.
10 reams blnttinE Paper,
100 dozen BlottInE Board,
20 teams envelope Paper, BON OF yellow. royal;
i3O reams M.nills Wrapping Paper, super royal.
10000 Envelopes, official sizes, plata.
10000 Envelopes, oficiai siSss, Extra heavy,
5000 Envelope, letter SIRE. extra heavy, headed
~ per patterh.
j 100 gross metallic Pens.
80 dozen Fabet'a black lead Peaoils,
10 doren blue and red Pencils.
$50 dnIen Pen-holdern.
| 10 dozen EraSers, ivory handles.
20 dozen Rodgers or Wostsnholnb aAsds fea
Knives.
| bdozcn Scissors.
| 9doIen Shears.
40 dozen Maynard Royss' E1ash isk, quartz.
| 20 dozen Maynard 4 Noyea' Black LAX, plnh.
| 50doIen French Carmins.
- dozen InkItandS, DTap@'s, WhitnsT'S OF
| equal quality.
so pounds Sealing Wax, scarlet.
20 pounds India Rubber, prepared.
| 20 dozen silk Tape, assorted colon
50 dozen rolls rod Tape
| 100 pounds linen Irvine,
20 dozen large jars Muellags, win hssse~
dozen quart bottles Muclags
| sdoLen blank Books.
100 dozen packs whiting CAtds.
| . dozen pen Racks.
| 6doIen Rulers.
| 20 gross India rubber Bands.
| Sdozen memorandum Books.
| sdoIen boxes NotAriAl seals,
| sdoIen NOtariAl WATERS.
9dozen Port Folios.
doLen boxes Eveleta
20 dozen Letter Files.
~ dozen writiuE Fluid.
sdozen Letter Cups
5poundS sponge.
dozen Gold Pens and HoiteIS.
200 yards Tracing Linen.
6dOIen Spongy Cups
6doZsn Paper Weights. Iei-s,h,0 ~
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ORPHANs' COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY TO WIT;

DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY TO WIT;
MAY u, 1884
In the case oil John r. stebbinB, administrator
ct r. OF John Stuart doc eASod, the administrator
c, T. a. Aforesaid HES, with tho APPRECIATION OF the
Orphans Court Of Washington county Aforesaid,
appointed Saturday, the 9SLh day Of June next, for
the nAl Settemenf and distribution OF the personal
~ far ~ the same have been collected and turned
INTO money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deoeA Bed are notified to attend tho
OTphAns' Court OF, Washington county AiOTeSAid,)
with their claims properly youohsd, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
SAd dsseAsedB % tAtei provided copy OF this Or
der DO published InSs week tot three weeks In the
AattoaSl Rpt4fie previous 10 the said 10Th day OF
Tost- z. c ROBBINS,
jS4-IaW1w' Register Of wis,
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o. I.-PlD1.
Item.
l. IA Toams white laid GAP, hsayy ruled 70
pattern, per rSam' ny ''''N "
10 reAns CAP white ruled 10 pattern
per resm
Iore.n. sap, white, rul.d 10 pattern,
10 reGma consular cap, white, and ruled
topattern, per resm.
LrsnmI oonIufsr san, whit. douhls
thick, supernne, per rsAm.
kraamH ieEal onp white trim m a and
ruled, per TeIrn.
:. - ream1 aIarto post, white, ruled, 81.
10 r.sn, white y.llum .o,., Aishly
glazed, hard eslendsred, per rsan.
.up.T SS,T.. p.r rssm, P,p''' '"'O'
TO- 10 reAms nat CAP, white, uufuIeA, per
reAm.
H. 10 Feams envelope, yellow OF bntI, royal
peT ream
~ 10 rsAms large brown enVslops, per
roam
ia 10 dozen sheets patent blothA., PeF
dOl.n sheets.
CLASS No. 2-Enp,lopss
I'd 10 order, ioU bT Sfash.., psf II.
4 l. oOO muslin lined. IiIhoSTaphod, md uTiI +
"a 10 order, . by tinehea Ser NJ
Aso nn.lin iined Ltbo9rSpSed nd Ia.%
"a 10 ordeT bv z ihohes mar Il
ia Oo .dhs.Iya envaiones WhIis haAVV
Iiihosrsphsn. Ind pristsd 10 ordst
and pIttsrns per M
"" Gah h1,. liz, .r% al. No. nv, n
Iotsrn.diIte SIIss oIdsred moi 10 n.
sSsTTed IiTs.T tS.S bid for IL. S.S,
I.rger
c,.ss No a-P,ns. P,neil, Ia
20 TTo,1 PsTTy,s, GlliottiG, or ether sood
net.IIe mani, ner TroIs
,Ono onillS No 40 per n
10 dozen FGbeT'I or othsr rood. No \,
4 or KrsduIts J. per doyfn,
Edofen FAbeTi1 AZ rel and 1lus pSa.
els, per dozen
C,.. M a-Continued-JnI Tci,tsa4s Us6r,
0nd War
I. IJozen Drapei'G i"k stlUds, por dozen.
Sdozen MAInard a Hoycs's ink pints,
nsT AZ ran
a. GdoIea ink, pin,s, Arnold's, psr dozen.
adoIen best Frsnch saTmino ink, ounce,
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN
POLICE-On May 10, large Dark Chestnut
SoTFel Horse, both left feet white star o. fore
head, and partially blind, was taken BY the poliss
as an eBtrAy. The owner 10 hereby nothed 70
prove the same to the satisfaction OF the property
clerk OF the metropolitan Police Di9tristy A. his
otSe, No. asa Tenth street vest prior 70 hAtarday,
June io 1854, or said horse will be then sold loT
cash TO the highest bidder, 81 W. L. wall Co'S
BAEAAT, No. - Louisiana avenue, puIauAAl - law
By oFdG 0BoRon 4. nnnhICA,
Properly uOTk.
ySsnH Il. WALL OOs AuSth
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MEDICAL
CP AL TICR

Dr.. NJ vELLNy's Private hospital, in the Fed
crsi Hook, Corner Of seventh and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent Onisoa. Rooms 10 and u,
up Stair, Washington, D. C. ...-
All diseases n private nature treated 10 the
best scientific manner, and rHdtoal cures etrostsd
In all casa. STPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VOLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GEEERATIVE
ORGANS, from any cause whA,evor, or how Tong
standing, Thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHgUMATISs, NEURALGIA, sud other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS; SCRoFULA, BLoTCHES
ON IHr FACE, ERUPTIOSSOn the Limb, and body
and all other ERuPrrvE DI.EAsEs.Od DIsEAsk
o. THE BLOOD, from whatever cause they ma :
have arisen. 90,
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, 10, no false deli
.ssey prevent you from applying immediately 70
Or. vellny, who is acknowledged to be By far h'
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not 10 come and max,
known your misfortunss, and he viii speedily sem
you on your way rsjoisins. .. ,.
sELF-ABusE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13
RAILROADS..
REAT Pennsylvania ROUTE

NJ TO THE q
Northwest AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after NOVEMBER 18th trains will leave
Baltimore from the North Calvert station ~
follows:
Harrisburg Acoomn odation .U...9Oop p. m.
Lightning Express. M
The e.sO a. m. train from Washington connects
with the 80 q. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts
burg and the west, and for Elmira, Buffalo,
Rochester, DunkiTk, Canandaigua, and Niagara
Falls, and for New York City.
The $40 p. m. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the $50 p. m. train from Baltimore,
for Blmira and the North, and Pittsburg and the
West.
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
III For Tickets and any Information apply ~
the ofioe Of the Great PennsylvAnia Rsute, corner
PennsylyAniA avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
J. n. DUBARRY,
superintendent N. c. n. r.
II. J. WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
le4Iy Corner sixth at. and Pa. avenue.