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Lots Entirely Oh Time
NOTIONS, &C.
ClEILDREN's CABS. GIGS.
AND

uOLEohE1E AND
1ylFTT DIFFERENT STYLES on EXHIBITION AND
~ for sale At nv salesroom. up stairs. They are
ected from the bes, manufacturer and vasy in prices
from TWO TO THIRTY DOLLARS apiece. Dealers will
End II 70 their interest 20 inspect these goods
CHARLES MAYER,
fsb2aakucm % West Washington Street
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trom gen. Graut,s Army

Headquarters ARMY or THE PoToxAc.I
August IL
The firing between the pickets yesterday and
last night was much sharper than for several
days past. and since 9 O'Clock this morning reg
uar duel hes been going on 10 front OF the 18th
and l9,h corps
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
For Governor.
s..evh T.. Mcdonald, Of marron,

s..e.n T.. NC Donald, OF Marion,
For Lieutenant Governor.
nahpeu ID. Manson, Of Montgomery
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES s. ATHoS, Of Marion.
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH RIsIISE, Of Fountain
For Treasurer Of state,
MATHEW L. BRETT, Of Davies
POr Attorney General,
OSCAR b. HORD, Of Decatur
70, sup.r.n.eDdent Of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, Of Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL y. PERKINS, o. Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
JAMS n. HANNA, Of sullivan,
JAMES l.. w0RDES, Of Allen.
For clesk Of the Supreme Court,
ETHELBEKT c. HIBBEN. Of Rush
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON b. TAYLOR, Of MARION
For Electors at Large.
JOHN PETIT Of Tippecanoe,
SIMON X. WOLFE, Of Harrison.
ContngentS,
GRAHAM ~ FITCH, Of Cas-,
wN NJ FRANKLIN, Of Owen
For District Electors,
First p;.trjct-sILAS N. H0fEOMB. OF Gibson.
Continsent-PETER MAIER, Of vanderburg
second Distrsct-EIIJAH NEwLASD, Of Floyd.
Condnxent-JAs. A. GH0RMI.EY, OF Washington.
Third pistrict-AMBROsE b. CARLTON, Of Lawrence.
Contlngent-E. G. LELAND. OF Jenerson
rour,h pstric,-BARTOy W. WILSON, Of Decatur.
Contiugent-EDwIS r. FERRIS, Of Ripley.
FIfh Distrct-JAMEs BROWN, Of Randolph.
Conungent-TH0S MEANS, OF wayne
sixth Dstrict-FRAEK LANDERS, Of Morgan.
Coutingent-BESyANINF y. DAVIS, Of shelby
Seventh District-ARCHIBALD JOHNSON, Of Putnam
Coatingent-GZO. W. THOMPSON, Of Parke.
Eighth District-JoyATBAS c. APPLICABLE, OF Car
roll.
Observation-Disclosures MCCLURE, Of Clinton.
NinfL District. @. OSBORNE, OF Marshall
Contingent-ELIAS HUGHES, OF White
Tenth District-ROBERT LOWRY, Of EIkhart.
Contingencies W. SPROTT, Of DeKslb.
Eleventh District. w. SALISBURY, Of Madison.
Contingent-N. r. OvERMAN, Of Upton.
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Governor Morton frequently asked him his po-
siiion on the war. lie had answered. and would
continue to do so. he gave bis position. as in the
Laporte speech. and enlarged upon the impol
tic course Of the Administrator, contendlng
that they were acting as recruiting officers for the
Confederate armies.
Before he closed he asked Governor Morton
who had neglected to answer yesterday what he
had done TO avert this desOlating civil war. which
bad plunged the country in blood and brought
woe 10 every household in the land. He would
also propose another query. What kind OF a
Union was Governor Morton in favor of restor-
ing! Was 1t the plan proposed by Mr.. Lincoln
in his proclamation or December last, by which
one-tenth of the people Of State, upon taking
az oath TO subordinate their will to his, reorgan
ize State Government Or was he for a restO-
ration of theUnion under the present Constitution
upon the principles therein embraced, emanatine
from the fathers the Republc2
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REV
" EkUE.


Annual IdIeS for 1850.
The attention of Taxpayers is hereby called to
the provisions Of the United states Excise Law
relative 10 the assessment of annual taNes.
By the sixth section Of the act Of July l. 1862 1t
n made the duty OF all persons partnerships rms,
associations, or corporations, made liable TO any
annual duty, license, or tax, on or Lef0rS the frSi
to the Assistant Assessor OF the District where
located Of the amount Of annual income, the Arti-
ces or objects charged with special tax, and the
business or occupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed
the Assessor according TO the best information
sor is required to add hfty per eentum to the
amount OF the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement with in
tent to eyAde the valuation or enumeration re-
quired by law, is subject to fine of i've hundred
dollars and in such the list will be made out
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from
the valuation and enumeration so made there can
be no appeal.
Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make re-
turn, and all necessary information will be 1ur.
niBhed by the Assistant ASsessOrs at their several
offices, herein named, b tween the hOurI Of three
and hve O'Clock y. m, daily, TO wits
Pennsylvania avenue and Fifteenth street west.
Thomas D. MarOhe, Assessor 70. ?, a. Eighth
Henry LyleS, Assessor No. ., ~ Eighth street
west.
R, R. Ferguson, APsessor No. 4, "a Eighth street
George CollSrd, Assessor No 8, corner Fourth
street and NJ street south
George H. LAreombe, Assessor No. 6, 81 { street
Thomas orme, Assessor No !, 100 Bridge street,
Georgetown.
And At the office OF the uudersigzed, between the
hours Of a. IN. and p. m.
The returns should be delivered on OF before tho
Assessor o Tor the District st Of E coIa@S,
ie2o-dAmst No. "a Eighth ~. west, near Ps. ay
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MEDICAL.
or cIAL OTTO <

NJ 'H-aIHtIH..a T#F - NuW IaT
Or, NJ vfLLNY's Priv,,s Hospital, 10 ,h, FED.
srsl Block, Corner orseysnth and streets, oppo,
,its the Pos. and Patent ofnoe'. Rooms "a AAd "a,
up stairs, Washington, D. c. IN. Il
All diseases Of private nature treated in the
best soientine manner, and radical cures effected
In all eassa. SYPHnITIC AFFECTION, CON-
ORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUoHS
DREAMS, or any weakness of the GENERATtvE
ORGANS from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GoUT, RHEUMATISn, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS ScRoFULA, BLorCHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoHSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DTsEAsEsAnd DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, nom whstevsr cause they nav
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
ossey prevent you from applying Immediately to
DR.. vellny who Is ACKNOWLEDGED to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases Fear not 10 come and make
known your misfortuneu, and he will speedy send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE,
That dreadful sOourEe Of the young, INDUCED 10
when alone, destroys the Eensrative organs, unhtS
them for married life, produsins weakness of the
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, pslpitstion Of the heart nervous Irritable
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN in view OF the dreadful eonSe-
quenOes Of delay, do not fail to make your case
known Immediately to DR.. vellny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical akin.
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back to vigorous health by his Ekiilful
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
mony, who Suppeot themselves ofimpotency semi.
sal weakness, or any disease arising from a re-
Iased state Of the genital organs, whether the, >
suit Of dSease, injury, youthful indIIOFetlon.s,
indulgence OF the passions in ripper years, are ear
nestly sntreated to place themselves under the
I
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN ...Al

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. IAN
i Infallible Cure without the use OF Medicines
Have you been addicted to that habit which has
ruined so many of your sex SOLITARY VICEDl
u necessarily weakens the organs, Questioning
VOLUPTU0US DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
EMISsI0NS-producing invariably, II not arrested
In time, train Of symptoms such as Weakness
and Pain in the Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head,
Depression Of Spirits, Loss OF Memory, Ner, Gus
Debility, Trembling Eruptions Of the Face, PAllid
CountenAnee, and General Prostration Of the
Muscular System, and not unfrequently Faulty,
Epileptie Fits, and often Insanity and conSuup-
ton.
DIR. Y. o. ELLINGTON, after trying for years to
ind medicinal cure for the above complaint
without satisfactory results, has discovered a
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which 10 n
certain and infallible cure in all cases, Is uscd
without Inconvenience to the patient by day or
night when employed at any Kind Of business,
either active or Btdentary, whether farmer, me.
ehAnic, student soldier or sailor, and will be for
warded to any address In an oRDIHARy envelope,
with directions how to USE on the receipt OF FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DIR. Y o. ELLINGTON,
Ap7-9m' Box 1856, Washington, d. q.
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Tsrribl. Punishment OF a Rebel Town.

Paducah is naturally destroyed, notwith-
standing the immense amount Of money which
has been made out of the Government by its
wealthy men. 1t has some Of the most extern
siye tobacco warehouses in the country, and a
number Of large commission and forwarding
houses. 1t was a beautiful city, and the home
Of distinguished meu and elegant women. No
city in the country Of Its sizo had such elegant
streets, and there were upward Of score Of
the superbest residences. 1t Is eligibly situated
for river trade, and in the suburbs many Of the
thriving steamboat men Of the river had built
for themselves splendid houses.
But II was a grand nest of the most vlciously
inclined secessionists, who would have held
high carnival had Forrest invaded any othel
but their own homes.
The destruction of property was immense
in which the Government is not a great loser.
Nearly all the buildings used as storehouses
for commlssary and other stores belonged to
citizens OF Paducah, and contained, all told,
less than a quarter Of a million dollars worth
of stores. The custom-house and post-ofllce
building was sadly damaged, but not destroyed.
The city may safely be termed destroyed, al
though there are large number of buildings
unhurt. A hundred and twenty. five buildings,
not included in the list as occupied by the Gov
eminent, are burned down, including many
well known structures.
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alatiuual @epRbIitau,



A correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune,
writing from Huntsville, Alabama, says the
troops which came here from the Army OF the
Potomac brought with them various ornamen-
tai habits and customs, that we're new 70 the
Western soldiers. Among them was the corps
badge which designated the corps 70 when
ofilcers and men were attached. For lnstanee'
the badge Of the Eleventh Corps Is crescent,
that Of the Twelfth a star. The badge Is maze
OF any material, gold, silver, or red nannei, ana
Il worn conspicuously on some part ol INC
clothing. The Western corps nave no sueh
badge. How an Irishman explained the mat
ter IL thus told; ,-,-s -
Butterfeld, a.klred and weather-beaten stray
aIer. He was one Of those who made Sher-
mans march from Memphis TO Chattanooga,
then 10 Knoxville, and was now returning in
the terrible cold Of that returning march,
thlnly clad, one foot covered with a badly-worn
army shoe, the other with piece of raw hide
bound with strings about a sockless foot-both
feet cut and bleeding. EARNS at will" he
trudged past the headquarters guard, intent
only upon overtaking his regiment. Hal"
said q sentinel with a bright piece, clean uni
form, and white gloves. "what do you be-
long to ~ eighth Mlsshory, sure"
"what division %
"Morgan L. Smiths ay coorse."
"What brigade1"
"Giles Smiths Second Brigade, of the Sec.
end Division"
"But what army corpsp
"The Fifteenth, you fool. am one of the
heroes Of Vicksburg. Anything more, MIR.
sentlnel2''
"Where Is your badger"
"My badge, is 1t; what is thatl'
"Do you see this star on my capt That is
the badge Of the Twelfth Corps. That crescent
on my partners CAP is the badge Of the Eley-
enth Corps"
az see now. That's how yez Potomick fell
lers gifts home Nv dark nights. Ye takes the
moon and shtars with ye."
But what is the badge Of your corpsl'
Making right-about and slapping his cart
ridge-box, our soldier replied
U. s. on brassh plate and forty rounds in the
cartridge-boX and sixty unds In our pockets
That's the badge Of the Fifteenth, that came
from Yleksburg to help We fight Chattanooga
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EW LETT Frs PATENT.
~ Certificate No. SsS6S, May 49, Isesl
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATORi
The Advantages OF this Invention are that
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine IL offered 10 the Public, that will Account
for
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benefit Of Chartered CompAniea-Aa
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats OF the
various Cities, and Foot Passengers over BridEoS.
THIS MACHINE IL not At the control Of COndlo-
tors or Gate KeeperI-iH In no way Complicated
and of great strength ana durability, to fiTtheI
comment by on this saving point is eeeSIAry;
II IL an invaluable
TELL-T ALE MACHINEl
AGAINST the toO-often prAotised
KN0CK-DOWN SYSTEM
ia general use H. also wherever Moneys arc paid
tor Admission, such as
THEATRES,
On their different Tiers and all other Public PiAaaa
Of Exhibition Large FlrEt-OlAEI Hotel Dining
Rooms, (PToprietOrG OF which will save A quarter
II their rents by Its lntroduetion) Fair GrOundI,
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, Though
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent Re-
turns Of Votes at Elections.
P. s.--CommunisAtionI from those having use
for such Maohlnet, addressed 10 the UndeTslSned,
~ receive attention.
ROWLAND CROMELD5N,
WILLIAM II. CRISP,
FAtOnteeA, BBB PennaylVAnIA hyanue
darlington, May 70, 1888 myW-dtI
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The R1cHMoxD News published for con

The RICHMOND NEWS published for con-
venience in New York by Benjamin Wood)
has the following personal" advertisement:
ITO MISCHIEF, RICHMOND, VIR-
ginia: am well, but still in -. lam very
anxious TO hear nom YOU. Have not heard from
you In four nc nths. Did you receive my letter
sent by G. L. Answer me through personals In
Richmond Dispatch, and direct TO "CSp." The
Daily News, New York, will copy. Give my best
love to all the dear ones at homej tell them | AIN
ever thinking Of hgm, and longing to be there
With Warmest love TO YOURSELF remain, yourS
ke., "CAP."
Richmond Dispatch and Enquirer please copy
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SoLDIERs OF THE UNION /

Read the following Letters received from your
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIES,
GpSTR as PR9F he, a0tLo NAYS PILLS AXD
monials received from all parts OF the country
where our army Of occupation Ia IN force
ntefeSed in your Wesne bc5 V Do na 5 se ono
Your Life iS Valuable! Not only 10 yourselves,
but to Your Fathers and Mothers Skaters, Wives,
your HEALTH For IS cents, 81 cents or 81 40 Will
when expended In these medicines, bring you Gown
TO the greenest and rlpest old age.
The following are genuine letters, on file for
inspection at this office. Copies sent by mail to any
inquirer. 80 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
QUARTGhMAsrER'H DEPARTMENT.
90 h Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY liLASD, 5. G, November 20, 1868.
Prof. Holloway 81 Maiden Lane, NJ T.;
sin; EIelosed please rnd two dollars, for which
send me one doliRr's worth each Of your celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
to this at once, for an much in need ofthc above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, q. Nj,
9o'h Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAa brandy STATION, VA, .
January T. 1864.
DEAR SIN; have heard a great deal Of talk
about your famous Pills, and a. never was In
the need Of them iii now, want to try them, ~
DlarrhmA iB very prevalent at the present time;
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. L, 9th Rcgt., Excelsior Brigade.
PULASKI, Tenn Dec 20, 1863.
DEAN SIN: Please find enelolcd one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, &c, THOMAS r. TURNER,
Co !, Cd Iowa Infantry,
MORRI' ISLAND S. c., Jan. IL, 1864.
DEAR sIR; Enclosed you will Had SO cents, for
which Wish you to send me some of your valuA.
BILE Pills. send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL {. HALL,
Co. ID, 4th N. II. Vols, ri Royal, y. {.
CAMP or 6rH EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
January ~ 1864.
SIR! Please send me for the enclosed 90 oouts the
worth of II Ia Pills; enclosed find 10 cents to uSy
postage, and you will Oblige. Address, yours,
SCTgt WIN. POWERS,
Co. f, 9th Regt. EXccisi r Brigade,
Washington, d. L,
MoRRm leland, $. C., Jan ii, 1864.
Please lind enclosed the aun of one dollar for
Pills. I have DiaTThwA, and can get 1t STONED
80 want 10 try your Pills. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM CHRISrY,
Co. b, iDiLh kegt Penn. Vols,
CAUTION,
II the Rad of this "nOtcr" cannot get a box OF
pills or Olatmont from the az d.OTe Ia his place
let him WI te To- me- so Maiden -Aup, enclosing the
amount, ana lMill mail y bJN lTuu Of expense.
Many dealers Will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much profit AZ on
other persons make. 30 cents, 80 cents, and Lao
per box or pot. Rp6-ly
EDWARD LYOETT.
Ia BOOHlINDER,
No. al PEHH. AVE, WAsHiRgTOH u L,
Hooks bound inlOvSFY EtYls-Tnrksy morOSs
huallA and Calf,
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNrY.-To WIT;
In the ease Of Jonathan W. BArnAelol Admi niStrA-
tor w. D. Of John HeiHHler deceased the AdministFA-
tor W. o. Aforesaid has with the appreciation OF the
Orphans Court OF Washington county Aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday, the 18th day Of April next, for
al estate Of said deceased, and of the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
and heirs Of HAiG deceased are notified to attend,
lat the Orphans SQUIRT Of Washington County
AforesAid,) with their claims properly youghed, or
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from all
benefit IN said deoaAsSd's estate provided copy
OF this order DO published once week for three
weeks IN the National RsPublleaH, previous TO the
Test y. O. ROBBINS,
m2s-IAWSw' Register OF Wills,
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1904 .hRRANGEMENTs1 Sed
IOO4. OF lOO4.

1864. ARRANSaEFhENTslS6
SEW YORK LINES.
AZ CAMDEN AND ApIBoY AND PHILADEL-
enc EfA, AMP lY5s TRENTON RAILROAD coMPA.
"4OA PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AHD WAY PLACES,
ss~oss VALIANT Street wharf and Ksa-
s.aEton Depot,
WILL LHAvH AS FOLLOWS, VIE. Fare.
" 4 NJ, via Camden and AInboy-C.aA.
4. n, via Camden and Jersey Ci,y-Nsw "
" 4; N, vis Camden and Jersey city,
" (; H. Va Camden and Jersey CITY "
II !. III, via i Remington and Jersey city, 70
rs e. yis Camden and Anboy-c. and "
a. Accommodation ab
P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. and
e E. n, Via xensiastoa and Jersey city, ~
=. :. ~, va sn1i G &; q and Jersey city, Nv
m~S. ~ y. Huntington and Jersey City, ~
81 X (Sisby via RonIIustOn and Jersey '''
CITY, Southern Express 100
?. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-AooOm-
0OtEtion FTeightAnd PasSengeTl-
ID class Ticket 10
southern Express will run daily, TALL Others, SUM-
'ETE sxoeptod.l
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Between Washington and New York, via Balti.
more aud Philadelphia.
Leave Warrington for New York at 7 and iOa5
a. M, and 1880 p. m. The Sunday line leaves at
1880 p. m.
Leave New York for Washington at 8 and 10 a.
M, 1880 2. m, and u midnight. The Sunday line
leaves At 7:30p m.
Through without change of cars.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. M, - m,
and ? p. m.
Leave Remington Depot at Ills a. M, 10, T. 30
and CAS- p. m, and 1880 a. m. (night.)
The 6.l5 p. IN. Line runs daily all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot of barclay street at a. M and d. M
From foot of Cortland street at 7, aud 10 q. M,
" NJ, and y. m, and u night.
The 6 2. m. liUe runs dailyj All others Sundays
excepted. ". T.. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'a and N. Y Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec %, 1853. de3I
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NJ o T CE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON.


AssESSORs OFFICE,
WAsHIEGTOE, March u, 1854.
The BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having com.
pleted the General ASSIGNMENT for the year 1864,
hereby give notice that theg will sit IS Board oil
Appeals, and Tor the purpose OF making any cor
reetiOn, from MONDAY, the 2lst day Of March, to
iCESDAY, the 26th day Of April Inclusive, (Sun.
days eNcepted) a. thelI room, No. Q, basement
story, west wing, CITY Hail. from q. m to p. m.
each day.
By order OF the President;
JAMES W. sPALDIEG,
ml5-ltR?26 Secretary Board OF Appeal.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY, To WIT,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT;
MARCH 90, 1854.
Ia the case Of Cornelius J. Desmond, AdmiStrA-
tor Of Mary Desmond, deceased, the AdministrAtor
Aforesaid has with the appreciation ofthe OTphAnG,
Court OF Washington county Aforesaid, an.
pointed Saturday, the 2Sd day oil April next for
the final settlement and distribution Of the perGo
nal estate OF said deceased, and Of the assets in
hand, as far a. the same have been collected and
turned into money. when and where all the credi-
tors and heirs OF said deceased are notified to at
ty AforesRid,) with their claims properly vouched,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit in said dOoeA6ed'H estatei proyidad a
copy OF this order be published once a week for
three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, pre-.
vious to the sAid 9ld day Of April, 1854. ~
Test z. c. ROBBINS,
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RAILROADS.
CHANdE OF no UlR s
Phi,adsiPhis, Wilmington and baltimore
II L n o A d.


RAJ n o A d.
.# HurrH. ....e H..rr. ..
GENERA Mo.vEMEN Ts.
On and after Wednesday, January 20, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAIHS LEAVEAPHILADA, FOR
sogtedA ais, l2 M, 2so p. N. and II 20 p, m.
Chester, at so5 a. m, Lis, 0.So, s6o and II D. N.
wilmington, At 40 lMondAyS sxseptedJ sos,
New csstls, al ia sos !. m. q and ID aSop.n.
Dover At eosa m. and s.So ?. N.
Salisbury, ts.OS .. N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
baltimore Al s.Ss, and 10 .. m, tExprsss,) ia.S
Wilmingtoh Al 7.iS, ., and 1910 T. H., ia.tS,
L2o, ESQ and HOS D. m.
Salisbury At laos D. IN.
Milford ~ 215p.m.
Dover At $50 a m. and ass p. m.
New Castle Al $50 q. m. and SIS p. m.
Chester NJ $40 and so =. M, fa.61, s, Tia, and
leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations ~ d:iop. N.
hona, At l2.to .. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
leave Chester al q. 70 A. NJ, 500 D. m.
Leays Wilmington AZ SS6, s,as q m, an, p. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger ear attached,
Leave Philadelphia, for Psrryvillc and lnteras.
date places, ct 30 ~. m.
Leave wilmington, for Ferryvils and intermSdi.
Leave baltimore for Philadelphia and intermedi.
Leave Wilmington Tor PhlAdslphis and intsrms.
sUNpxYs-only = LsOa. m. and l.SOp. m, from
From PhiisdsiShis 70 Wilmington At 40 q. m.
from Wilmington to Philadelphia Al ESQ d. m.
Only 81 sa6 p N. from Baltimore 70 Philadsl-
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