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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

THE UNTTRD STATES ToNNAaE.-Wlth.
out counting the vessels built at the
Navy Yard before November, 1869, New
York and Brooklyn, since the war com.
mcnccd, have added nearly seventy seven
hon mnd tons TO the government marine,
| while our account OF the other work
| done at this port In the last four years
covers nearly one hundred and ninety
thousand tons more. We have given In
some Instances the carpenters meAsur.
ment, which Ia much more than the Gus
tom-HOuse register. Il may be state
tha. the government statistics OF the Unit q
States tonnage arc grossly Inaccurate,
No one believes that our tonnage is larger
AS the statistics make lt-thAn that of
Great Britain, and the new register, which
deducs from steamers the space occupied
by the eng,ne and boilers, and gives more
nearly the actual carrying capacity of
vessels, will reduce our total tonnage
considerably below "nve Millions" II
has been iavorite theory with the govern
ment,as with individuals, that shIps never
wear out so long as owners will risk them
or underwriters will insure them. When
they finally go down at sea with valuable
cargoes, and more valuable lives, they
disappear from the estimate tonnage
For instance, In 1851, fifty thousand tons
are deducted for lose, when IL 10 known
that on a tonnage of five millions thv
annual loss by cat ualties aud deprc-
citation Is six per cent, or three hundred
thousand tons. But the new register will
correct many blunders, and the revival OF
commerce will by-and-by bring out actual
tonnage up to the fatterlng figures olIle-
tally stated.
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Every horse In tho country ought, II pos.
sihle, to have at least fcw weeks run in
the pasture. 1t will do for him what no
kind of medicine or nursing can do a.
we'll. IL will improve his hoofs, his hair
and skin, hls-wlnd, digestion, and blood,
will take out stiffness and lameness, aud
put on neeh, and infuse now life general.
iy.
Before turning horses out, II In we'll 10
accustom them gradually 70 that kiHd OF
food, by cutting . little grass fer them
eneh day, or allowing them 10 "bait" for
an hour rto daily In the backyard. And
when let out, they should not have
"nush'ieed Of first, 90 they will DO likely
10 over-eat, and injure themselves both in
I ,elr looks and their wind. The best grass
Or borse pasture IL q mixture Of Timothy
Blue grass, and Red Top. Horses relish
this feed better WhenIt 10 moderately short.
When they are 10 be turned out for any
length OF time, and rot 10 be used much
In the meanwhile, they should have on on
ly light pair Of shoes. This will allow
tho hOOfs 70 come In close contact with the
,ofI earth, and will prevent contraction.
Where horses cannot enjoy pastures, they
should have fresh cut grass as often as
convenient, aud shorld have their stall
hoors covered with tanned bark, or better,
have the planks taken up and clay aoors
lAid.-AmsTtcon Ayr .cnlturtsf.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

How A LUsATIo AsILUH WAS INSPECTED. >
I don't know how they call these men who
inspect the lunatic ssylums-Whether CON-
missioneis, inspectors, orlunAuc officers or
what; but heard q good story about one the
other day. He, the government inspector
(let me say government inspector, or shall
not DO able 70 get oo) went down 10 the
lunRtic asylum 10 inspect, report or what
ever may be the term forh. lie wss very
ell fellow, which sandy whlskors, this
nillcial. lie saw the medical superInton.
dent, and ia'd, 81 donl wish 10 20 over 10
the asylum In the usual way, but 10 min
Gle with the A'ients 90 II / were Am
officer, surgeon, or even ont ofthemaelyee.
by go doing l shall be better enabled tn
judge Of their intellectual state, and Of
their progress In the direction OF sanity"
with Pleasure" said the doctor; at 10
Saturday, and we usually have q dance on
Saturday night. II yon go into the ball
room, as VIC callit, you will soc them dane
ing and talking without reserve"
"Would II be Objectionable II I-a-danced
with then2" asked the official. "Not at
all }" was the reply. The official walked
into the ball room, and selected the pref
lest girl he saw for partner, aud was soof
keeping up very aniwsting conversation
with her. In course OF the evening he said
to the doctor, "Do you know that girl In
the white dress, with blue spots, 10 a very
curious easel I've been talking 10 her, and
cannot, for the life and soul OF me, dis
cover In what direction her mental malAdy
lies. Ofcourse, ] saw at once that she was
mad-saw-it In the odd looks Of her eyoe
She kept looking at mo so oddly. asked
her ifsAe did not think she was the Queen
Of England, or whether she had not been
robbed Of large fortune by the volunteer
movement, or Tilted by tho Prince OF Wales,
aud tried 70 ind out the cause OF her
lunacy; but couldn't; she was too artful >"
VERY like" the doctor. "You SEQ she IL
not patients she Ia one Of the houssmaids
and as sane as you Arel" Nom
lime, the pretty housemald went 10 oil her
fellow-scrvants and said, "Have you seen
the new patloJtl He's been dancing with
me. fine, tall man, and beautiful wbIs.
kerr; hut as mad as a March hare. Heasked
inc If wasn't the queen OF England: II q
volunteer hadn't robbed me OF a largo for
tune, and whether the Primes of Wales did
not wAnt TO marty me He 10 mad Isn't
II pity--sucha hne young mAnr'
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" sc scinpcf tyrannis 80 the assassin cried,
n Lincoln fell Oh Vilhin who than he
More lived to sct both slave and iyrun free
OF 20 enrapt with plans 81 freedom died
That even thy treaehetous deed shall glance aside,
Mud do the dead man a will by lAHd and sea
Win bloodi as batiIcs, aud make that 10 be
Witch 70 hiA liyinp mandate was deulcd.
Peace 10 that gentle hcHrt tho peace he sought
For all mankind, nor Tor II dies In vain.
Rest to the uncrowncd Kinf who toilinV brought
His breeding country through that dreadful
WHO, liviag, earned worlds rcverihg thought,
Aud, dying, leaves his name without = stain.
-EHpiish Paper
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An oLp MAnIM nEvEnsrp.

Z" ~ arma ccdunt togR,"
said Roman u rcuown;
when the din VI war IA over,
Arms yield unto the gowuin
But this motto JET reverscs;
For, arrayed IN female charms,
When the din " war II over,
in bis gown he yiclds to arms'
-NcD Fort CaissA. NJ OR.
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The LAsTDAYs NFTuE JTrF DAVIS RUIZ,
The New York TIMES publishes n letter
nom a gentleman who was private secre.
tary N one Of the most influential mem.
hers Of JeT. Davis's Cabinet, which
throws a good deal Of Hight on the Charac-
Zero that individual during the last days
OF hlS govefdmcA 1t appears thai
the leading rebels thought very iight
OF his capacity to govern and deem 4
him an incubus on their cCusc. He was
utterly selfish aud Obdurate, and his
caoinct and cong css merely the toos Of
his Unsuitable desire for power, lie was
rudciy lnlolerant OF any difference OF
opinion, hated men OF Independent
Judgmcnt-in fact was a perfect dsspot
His manifesto 70 congress In November
last, assuming singular cheerfulness.
did not serve TO hood-wlnk the leading
rebel politicians, and steps were openly nnT
privately taken TO induce Davis TO agrer
10 terms OF peace with the Federal
Governmqnt, on the ground that further
efforts on the part of the eoulh 10 continue
the contest were hopeless.
Davis refused, and the dissatisfaction
with him Increased. Wlgral of Texas
was al the head of a party who aimed q,
the disposition of Davis and Stephens
but the sudden calamities which overlook
the rebel cause cOdfounded the cOnspIrators
their scheme and their victims. Accor-
ding TO the writer's authority, the
Co lfederate military GtreDgth before the
capture OF Richmond. east OF the MlssIp
nippi, was apout one hundred thousand
men, all told. Davis and his fellow fugltlycs
had but $500, 900 In their wallets on Ieav
Ing the rebel capital and this sum was
mainly IN silver, which accounts for its
bulk The principal portion Of the rebel
treasure, II seems, was In foreign hands
TACT which ut least shows III At In spite of
allth bluster aud brAg TO the contrary, the
necessity Of an early flight had been antici-
pated, and In part provided for consider.
able time before the military surrender.
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ME DIcAL.
SRIo IAL NofIoE

n
Dr. n vELLET'sPhyaisH Hospital, In the Ysi.
srsi BlOsk, corner Of ssvsnth aad ' strests, %.
Dpsi,. The Pos, aaa Raisai onss., Rooms n
saa ~, up stairs, wsshingtOn, D. O.
An diseases Of . private nature treated In tAs
best scientific manner, and radical cure. sa.stsd
in all sasss. sTPHILITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHRA, 0LRRT, sTRIcTUREs, SEMINAL
wRAKNBss, OF the result Of vOLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oENKRATIvE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radisally cured
also, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES, BoNBsi and JOINTS; ,sCRoPULA.
BLOTCHEs on the FACE, ERUPTIoNs on the
limbs and body, and all other BRUPTIvB DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what.
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
eaey 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. Pear not to come aud make
known your misfortunss, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELP-ABUsR
That dreadful scourge Of tho young, INDUCED
In when alone, destroys the generatIve organs,
uShts them for married life, producing weakness
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation aud
muscular power, PalpitAtion OF tho heart, nor.
Vous irritabillty, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG NAM In view Of the dreadful eonse.
quenees Of delay, do not fall to make your case
known Immediately to DR.. Vsllny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who wers 80 the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back to vigorous health by his skilful
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contom plating matri.
mony, who suspect themselves Of lmpoteucy,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from
relaxed state OF the genital organs, whether the
result Of disease, injury, youthful indiscretion,
or Indulgence Of the Passions In ripper years, are
earnestly sutrsGted to place themselves under
the care Of DIV. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, AHd being restored to full
health and vigor.
He treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, such as LEUCORRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTERI, &e &c. aud in every case guar.
AnteeS a perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, aud VISITS and CoMMUNICA.
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
PERSONS calling SEQ 10 ono but tho DocroR.
These at Distance may be TREATED NJ NAIL,
by sending statement Of CASE, &e.
Jy2-Sm
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CmEF oUARrERMAsrRRs OFPIOE

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERS OFFICE
~ DEroT OF wAsnISTTON, wAsHIHdrON, d. c.
January I, 1854
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware Lnabrf,
Leather, Once Furniture, Harness and sadl",y
are requested 10 send 10 this Olioe, gu the MOI .
DAY Of each week, u sealed proposal OF list, y"
dHpltois, Of the articles they are prepared 90
furnish 10 this depot Al short hOtics, with 'he
price Of each marked In plain figures, 10 thai 10
case the OKigenoias of the service require IT, 'h'
article articles can be obtained without delay
and at the lowest price. nh
Dealers wishing TO sell 10 this Depot will 70
required 10 furnish the list PunetuAlly every
Monday moTnlHg. d. II. RUCksR,
IaA.H Depot u WAshingseA1 I
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RAILRoADs.
0lTIol BAIFInoRS AND ONO RAE

~ ROAD OOMPANY. ,gg :
WAsHiHaTol, December 10, 1854
o. -. n. H s.s s.l R:: lss 81:
TRtiss Tovisa HoRTH.
No. L-pALfIMoR1. WAT STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRAlN-Lsays Washington .. u
q N. Arrive q Baltlmore g % q m.
10. INV YORK AND PHILIDELPHIA
RxPRkBs-Leavs Washington =. 30 q m. Ar.
rive a. Philadslphia !: up m, New York 8. 50
No. a--BEITiHoRE AND wSsrERN TRAIN.
Leave Washington g. 10 .. m, stopping Il
way stations, connecting Al Relay with the Mall
Train for the West, and reaching Baltimore 10. 90
No Anew YORK MArL TRAIN. Leave
Washington II. 10 a. m. Arrive At Baltimore
"A - p. N. Philadelphia 8. 81 p. m. New
Ea S@BiLTIMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TIoNs. Leave Washington 8 90 ,. m, con.
Meeting a, Relay with Frederick train. Arrive
10, S@sitTlsSRs COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAlN-LeaVe wAshington
40 p. m. Arrive at Baltimore Top. m. This
-saln stops At BlAdensburE, BeitsVifle, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No. !. BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN-LeaVe Washington q. 90 p. m.
Arrive At New York l. 90 a. m. Nails aud pas
aengers by this train connect with all the early
morning, lines leaving New York for the East,
NORTH and West. No Philadelphia and BAlti.
-
In capacity by Government orders, to iasure the
No. s-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-LeaVe Washington at O. Is p. m. Ar.
rive At Baltimore At s. Is p. IN.
No. Q. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN-Jeaye Washington at T. 20
p. m, stopping at Relay House for Western
passengers 70 take Express Train for Grafton,
Mheeling, Parkersburg, and all points In the
West. Reaches New York NJ g. Is a. m.
For Annapolis the connections will be made
with the g. f5a. u. and the 5 and T. 30 p. IN.
from wAshington. No train 70 or IRON Anhapo.
SUNDAY TRAINS
The only trains from Washington for passen-
gers on sunday are the s. Is aud H. l5a. m aud
T. 90 p. m for Baltimore, and T. 20 p. m for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the
West, and the :. 90 p. m: for New York ONLY.
IRON BALTIMORE, the only trains on Sun.
day are Nos. Hand 1, atI 30 q. IN. aud s. 80 a.
m. with the New York passengers and mails,
and the No. Q at $50 aud No. at g. 90 p m.
Sleeping cars direct 10 New York on 7. 20 p.
m. trains daily.
Through tickets TO the west, as well ~ 10
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can BE- had
day, as well as at new once In the American
Telegraph Building, PennsylVahiA avenue, be.
tween Four aud u Half aud sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked at all hours; also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
tho departure Of the trains.
&c. apply TO George \. KoontI, Agent at wash
ingtOn, or at the Ticket once.
Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE
dels-u General Ticket Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAlLROAD.
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FINAN CIAU.
730HATtoNAL BNNk7 IN

leu --..fU.r = -. I.3u
f- oTrHS
ME I r oP OIL Is,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAF
AoENcY,
.sayryTxKxru sTpurT
"
mai, ,,
tons to the
roFU L II. "So Lo N
Al H .,.. AO " are issued IN a'nom'nanOn' o.
bearer or order. thr., year, .f,s, a.,s With in.
''r''t payable ssmi.HnnuSlly ct seven and
,onv.r;,h,. =, 800" a.. s.,..,,- -
into the O. % six per cent gold Interest -SsarfaO
i"' interest on tines" notes " TWO cents
vu,, cov,,ss,ow ,,,ow,n
70
BANKS AND BANKERS.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILR0AD.

| '-.NH- N-aNN'
TINE TABLE.
commencing MONDAY, December 10Th, 1854,
| HHins VIII leave depot, corner OF Broad stree
and Washington avenue, rs followsi
express Train at Los q NJ, ChondHys eK
At Wilmington, PerryVille, HAvrc.d Grace,
Aberdeen, ferryman ., aud Magnolia.
way MAIL Train Ut g. 10 -. ~, (sundAys OK
espted, Tor Baltimore, stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad ~
Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury, aud interne
d's.c stations.
EAPfess IRAN Al ]. oP N, (snhdays eH
ssp,ea, IoI ba ., aud washington stopping
Al Chester, wilmington, klktOn, PerryVille,
and HaVre de- Grace.
Express TRAM NJ v" 2 m, tsnhdAys ex
eeP,sd, Tor bAlilm9Te aud Washington, stopPlnl
0hmhstoh, NrWMk' hhi"n, Northeast,
reHyylllo, haNre-de Trace, PcrrymAn's, and
hakh"hh
niEht Express NJ u, 10 y. m, for Baltimore
asd washington, stopping Chester, l"nly Il
~, ~, ba,nn"re aud Warrington passenger,
wilmington, newark, Bkton, Northeast, Per
rJSille, aud HnSrs de. GRACE.
sba N, train; .'.,
| noo"hopAIiv ~ Lh.AiNss-otoPpinE all
,aa" Os'"0ea rn'"""'Pn'S anu winning
Ls.y. PAll.dslphi. at IL. 90 a. m, 400, s. 81
az ~. ~ ~ ~ 2. m Inc Up ~; tram connects
VII DsiawLe hAhroad LOT hihord ana inter
'nsdiaIe , w.,.o
Leave wilmington al T. 10 and v. Sa m, "
and y 10 p m ,. -
ThhUuoh TRAINS Ihom bALIihokB -
Leave wilmington a. IL NJ Ia, B. W and D. %
y rIIVsrvp rop pu,, ,np,pu,, ,.c,.-
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MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BUY AND SELL COIN.
CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE,
AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHAsg GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
AND TRAMAcrA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
l.. T. CHITTgNDEN, President. mbe4-u
730 NATIONAL LOAN. 7 20
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our arm, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans,
We are prepared to furnish promptly, to agents
and purchasers,
U. 8. SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued, under date Of August 10,
1884, In denominations Of
$50 800, $500, 81, 900 AND s., 900
NH,
uum, and have coupou. .ttaebsI. p,v.bl. in
lawful money on February 18th aud August I6th
Of each year The principal will he paid In law.
ful money on August lsth. 1857. ar. al The o,tIon
Of tho holder tho uotes NAV than bs exchanged
=,
UNITED STATES PIvE.TwENrY BONDS,
=, m. r,...no, ~. o.u.u,
Al .,v Tim. ana, A.. ~..,. -, ,.,,. ,,.
.. ,.... -, ,os,
''"'' '''"' ""s"'' ISL ''"'' WIN 'u'o'o"
s,x pm CENT IN ro,v
o' " ''
payable semi-AnnuAIIy. These bonds are At
' "'' III '"' "A0' "''0'
NINE III" oANr' rHhAiUh
"'O" "P'" VI" bonus OF
', ,V.s',s y" payment Tor subscriptions the
allowing ,ssrn.a ,,,or.,, ,n.r.or Wv. ,,.o
Bond az ali I.,ns. a, ,haI,...r,a., -
Full Information furnished upon application In
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
sh'kN-ThlRTf MOTIFS.
no Secretary OF the Treasury hs" given notice
coupons are attached:
''o4-d" BANKERS.
iHei NAiioNAL BANK oF
""i""'
I. D. CooKH, (of Jay CooLeIA ca. 4 Prs.Idsut.
VS. HUS,,r,ro,. C.,h,.,
oovRpNuRNr nvnoo,nnpx
,,N,uc,,, ,ovv- -, mum
~ '''O'A '"A '"'A'VA' DSrAA''
,.u.--.-, -.-.-,.,--
''"''''' WI" treasurer oh'''a
AS-ONE MILLION DO.LLARs.Ra
Acting In connect, n, with Nh. ho0,.1
OoohA oo'' 1"
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Y W. L. W ALL l. GO,
- AUCrlONEERS.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
EXprossly Tor tho
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, 80,
9S LOUISIANA AVENUE,
li"lwoon Ninth aud Tonth streets, Washington
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENT &
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.,
Received for Private Sale.
W. l., WALL 4 CO., Au,ts.
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The season at WAllack's theatre closes
after next week. Lester Wallack is. to
spend tho summer at the White Noun
Lains,
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ST A NJ SHIPS.


II ~ w - -
NJ" 'iHn''ir LINN UT 9OHh"
srpIpps
70
NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers
&c. KNIGHT,
Capt. J. J. Mason,
JOHN GIBSON,
Capt W. g. GeoghegAn,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
N, ,su,Iomo1 AVN ,y,no...o,uw
"N"""i'N AMI "h'hohrV"H' u w.
ANN AIRYANnpIa
...,,,..'
EVERY THURSDAY Atp. m,
.,U
New York, from Pier IA, N. r. on the same day.
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II Ia thoughtlr the Federal currency on
Times to Ego mp" II will soon strike
gold.
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John r. ELvANs a co.

John r. ELVANs a CO.,
81 Louisiana ave aud sos @ street, ~
WASHINGTON, d. c., W
DRALHRH
BLACRsMITHs' AND WHERLwRIGHTS'
HARDWARE
ANVILs-WTOught; Cast Steel Paced
VlCks-SOlid Box Com, CotteT Keys PATal.
lei, aA4 Chain, asa
BLRDaE HAMMERS
HAND do.
PICKS
NUTs-sguArs Punched ;HexasOa Punches.
WABHkRA
CABLE CHAINS-L tolS ineh.
bPRINOS-Brght; Black
dxLkSILSRg Arm u Patent Solid Collar
WAGON HUBS
OAK AND ASH BRNT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS
SAWED fRLLOEs-2 TO inches thread.
HICKORY sPORRs.
OAK sPOKEs
BHAFTs-RuR, light; Ruff, medium; z an.
iHhsd, light medium, heavy OK press gro
Gerry; flushed, Hight (And bArsl; medium
land bArs) heavy (aad bATsl
fOLkS-Ruhi AhiShsd land clTeleHl
BWIN0LkTRkks-LighlI eTTuIsd; medium
finished heavy.
EINIsHRD WukKIs-LATEa
APu TERMS CASH,
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There are to DO no more BiennIals at Yala
College. Tho faculty have decided 70 have
only annual examinations hereafter.
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"A OFFICE 5l4 PENN AVENUE
WAsHIE0TOE Cry ID. @.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS f0RwARDERs.
Merchandise, Money, JeWelryt vAluAblSs, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, he,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections Of the country. This Com q.
PHny has Agencies in the principal railway
towns In tho
NORTH, RAsT, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal o1Aess are
WARRINGTON, d. q. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE GIN.
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
vILLE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made ~ New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 70 the CAhAdAs and to the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines 10
Liverpool, Southampton and HaVre, aud thence
by European Expresses 10 all prominent com mer
Glal towns In Great Britain aud on the Continent
Collection Of Notes. Drafts aud Bills made Al
all accessible parts VI the United States.
q. q. DUNN, Agent,
Jela Washington, d. @.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER d, trains will
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert Station, As
follows:
Fast Mail, At...................... %. % O. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation. ........ SPIN
Erie aud Pittsburgh Expross. .......... Sp. M.
Pittsburgh aud Elmlra Express. lOP. IN.
THE S.I5 A. N. TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON
Connects with the O.2D a, n. train from Bal
tImore for PitisbuTgh aud tho West, and
for Elmira, uhalO, Rochester, Dun
kirk, CAnandRlgua, aR4 Niagara
fAlis, aud for New York City.
TIE AOP. N. TRAIN YRoN WASHINGTON
Connects with the S p. M. train from Bal
timOrs for Pittsburg aud Eris.
THE eSP. NJ TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the 10 ?; IN. Express from
Baltimore aud runs through To Pitts
burgh and ElmiTa, without change
Of cars, connecting NJ Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago, aud
". Louis, aud AtnElmlrA
for Busslo, Roehss-
ter, and Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN on SUNDAY,
Leaving WAshIRgtoH At 8 o'clock p. IN.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS
SOLDIERS TIcEErs At 0ovERHnHNr RArHs.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE
AS-Por Tickets aud any Information apply At
the Oace 81 the GREAT PsRHsylyAaiA Route, cor
nrr Pennsylvania Ayenu. aud SiRth street, under
National Hotel, aud Depot House, No. 4SS street,
near New Jersey avenue, wA.hiugtan.
Superintendent n. g. X. X.
FL. WILKINS,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
NOTICE 10 FARMERS AND OTHERS.

IN ~ TNItlWI IND hND UTUEWS.
~ ASSISTANT Q. N. OFRIoE,
Corner Of and Twenty second gtl.
WAsHIHaTOH, d. G. March -, 1885. \
The Government MAhnrs belonging To the De-
pot OF Washington will be sold where II now
lies, 10 farmers aud others, In such quantities ~
they may require, at twenty Ave cents per Ordi
aAry wagon load. Application for the same to
perintendeHt, at the transportation once, Quar-.
lermAster' = Department, corner VI q and TWen-
ty second streets.
Payment 10 be made TO the undersigned,
CHAs. ". TOMPKINs,
nh S-Sh Captain and A. q.