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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-18
Cove rr nent Depository and Fin =,
RgeDt OF tine Cnited states $50
Exohanse Bank Building, Main Street.

. constant supply of 7so Notes viii be kept on4
This Bank win buy and sell all classes - f.ovsp b
MENT SECURITIES at current marker rates -'A'4'
I FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on all ~
the principal cities f..the United States - = - i
Purchase Government Vouchers On the mos. "a vo,.
bic TERMS and give careful and prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS. atS
and to any other business entrusted to the BANK p
I'LL information in regard to Government Loaus at
all times cheerfully furnished. = 49, I = - y
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NR INGS bal NIX, sdf 4l-4ss'-f -.
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VIM. 7. HARRISON, $500 gs- President
ssea haf,, DIREoToRs. "a ss4
Ryland Oapps, W. H. Turner, saYi z
H. Delany, & Hs 8 Jas. Y Leigh an si. @ II Is
- WIN. II. WALES, Cashier : =
This Bank is open for the resumption of Business
Deposits received upon the usual terms interest be-
ing allowed at the rate Of per cent on all amounts
remaining on deposit for 80 days or upwards 4.per 4
cent for less PERIOD interest commencing 10 DAYS
after deposit, and ceasing 10 days prior to With
drawal.'
The Institution keeping accounts of its New Depos
itors entirely separate from those Of the Old Deposi
tors SO as to answer the demand of the New De
postes. ~Sar i '-a71- +
All indebted to our Institution will please call nav
curtail, renew their paper.
day morning at O'Clock aus-ly
| IN HoLEsALE AND Retail l.,
At the Dep ~, II oanolee square.
We are receiving daily from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore fasaNs R2I - -
STOVES, i s4s aSs
| RANGES, sr 3 agsff = az Js b
| WASHING MACHINES
| CL0THES'S WRINGERS
7 TUBS, tal
4 TIA aa #e BUCKETS 4'
ssr4 BROOlIS,
s.e p4 TIN SdFES,
- sst s}aaQ 90 s7ss ICE CkEA NJ A
t4flrs al u.s. ia Pas t4S * & FREEZERS b
Toll SETS, gaat ei s'S s1'N'
j. ii WATER COOLERS. 81 so
| 7ef PITCHERS, 500 * 5fE et
BUTTER CHURHs,
~ HIP SPONGE and
t-ftE AtsH aaf II 500 LONG 4aATHS3 z
/ And in fact every art usually found in wen
| furnished housekeeping establishment. Call and
i look. j. r. GILLETT
/ sii mo- and Roanoke Square aud Water street.
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NEW DoTTLING EsrAB lsaMEsT.

I'M NW DOI ILINU ED hD k0u1u wv Il
Respectfully inform tie pabic that I have
aken i h. store No. II Canlpb-llas wharf and
Int nd conducting @ bot,l ng Establisl mem, %
and viii kes p Oh hsns, at MI times, q large
supply Of Pc ter and Aeitfall klnds. Also.
fac sssortne If oehe Liquois. sa5 g 7ss
My purpose u.s. whee the season CONN ncss.
10 c nouct the Oyster Pue3ing Business in all
10 branch 9 / esl ectiutly solicit a share
II the patronage If my friends and the public
general y Y 81 EDWIN tITZGERALD.
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JOHN F. LEIGH, Norfolk Va. @. n. PHELPS late
5 ,is 3 So * Lynchburg, Va s54s tss5- If {
n EI g ii ~ p II IL Ps 8 :
Ia Auctioneers and General Commission Merchants,
Il E8F No. 9, ROANOKE SQUARE, NORFOLK, Va. fs,.
mA Particular attention given to the public or pri
sale of Real Estate Stocks Merchandise OF every
description Furniture Manufactured Tobacco, Country
rroduce &C., &C. W 4B3 saa9 10 rs 81 K
Ma Sales of Real Estate. Household Furniture, So,
attended to in any part of the city coanty upon tho
most Favorable terms. So 3fS ~ 90 r
Liberal cash advances made consignments and ac-
count sales promptly rendered, or+t4 ga fsfss
~ aulUAlm
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Il ssEEase ssiao;as ase sa'A t33 IA
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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
y - q WTWUTm.
pRoPosAts ToR ToR1af.
tcais' sM..ss..s. M 80. e.''ssI I

Caszp ogkk1nnAsYa.p oTplon. .
20 wa,znossi, ). ~ 9, 10. \ isss
s.:s s:.s 4 ysS.;:,: =: &. 0. T.: Y 2, =
nssisEis Dspsrtnss. ~ W1skinsiss, b. q. bsi.
timofs, Md. AlsEandria, aat FORTRESS Monfes,
Va, OF either u these places, VIII Hay, Corn,
BIDS Win Be received fos tbs deliy,ry Of 3, 90
bushels of corn OF oats, shd % tons q hay Or
BIdSsn must stat. Al which ot IL. sboys.
ssS s%sS Ssr rS,s Ts.. a. Ss HRs:y .S VII & fs
thereAt, tho quantity Of each article prepcssd 70
be delivered, the tims when skid delivefies ahAll
he commenced, and when 70 be completed.
Tho price must be written ous IN words on the
Corn to be put up In eood stout sseks, of about
two bushels each. Oats In like aaeka, u abont
three bushels eFh, The saeks 20 be furnishsd
hay and straw 10 be .ecuFsiy baled. .# -..l...
Tho particular kind or description Of oats,
corn hay, or straw, proposed 10 Be delivered must
All the articles offered under the blAa hersin
Invited will Be subject 70 rigid tnspection By
The Government inspector, before being aeeepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time 70 tims 70
Ihe Government may require, and payment will
be made when the whols amount eoHtrneted for
shall have been delivsred and accepted.
The bidder will be required 70 accompany his
proposal vith guarauty, signed By two respQns-
ible persons, thai In ease his BID be aecepted, he
or they will, within ten days thereafter, sxseuts
the contract for the aamA With geod and flcient
surctles in . sum equal 10 the amount Of ths con
tract 70 deliver the articles proposed IN sonform.
ity with the terms Of this ndvrrtisementi and IN
case the aid bidder shall fall V entr iais The
contrast they 20 make good the II nsrenee between
the offer 81 said bldder and the nent levest 70.
rponslble bidder, or the person 10 whom the eon-
tract may be awarded.
The responsibility of The Guaraniors mast be
shown By the omcial eertfneais " United siates
District Attorney, Collector of Customs, or aay
other oficerr undeT the united states 0ovsrninenf
or responsible person known TO Tits once. N
All bidders viii be duly nOtiasd 0f the accept
Ance or rejection Of their proposals.
The full name aud post ofies address of each
bidder must be legibly written inths proposal.
Proposals must be addressed 10 Brigadier Gen
cral D. II. Rucker, Chief Depot onartermasisr,
Warrington, D. @, and should be plainly nArked
Proposals for Forage. "
Bonds, In a sum equal 10 the amount of the con.
tract, signed by tho contractor and both o. his
guArantors, viii be required Of the suecessful
bidder or bidders upon sgninU the contract.
Blank forms Of bids, guarautsea, nnd bonds
may be obtained upon applientioh ut this once.
All proposals received under this I'D dverti.ement
will be opened aud oxamined at this once on
"wednesday and Saturday of each week, at ~ m.
Bidders are TespectnIlIy nyited 10 BE- present at
the opening Of BIDS n they desire.
feE.H Brig. Oenl and ousrsfmsaisr.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
wMrLnoAD@.
nFTIcR BALFTM0RB AND ONO RAJ
" ROAD COMPhNTs 1-l

~ HUAW UVmEAMMsg
at WA9nrnafon, DsSembef Ne, 1oel
On and ailss SUNDAY EI0Hri Des. ~ 1884,
R.is,agsE frnins be,vsen waaAlheton ana Bal.
timofs win run a1 follows;
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
No. L--BALTIM0RH WAY BrATI0N AND
HARRlsBuRo fKAIH--Lsaye wsshingteb g. 10
No. R-NEw YORK AND PHILkDELPHIA
ExPEEss.L.svs ,. ss s ws.AIas'cs ~ 2 va 10 Ar
p N. No Baltimore tickets sold.
No. O. g--BALTiM0RR AHD WESTERN TRAIN.
Leave Washington s. rs a m, stopping At
TrSin for the West, and reaching Baltimore TO- 90
No. L-sRw YoRK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
Washington II. ls a. m, Arrive at Baltimore
lSS , m. PhilAdslPhiA 81 p. N. New
No. s S~BlLTIMoRg TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TioNS. -benye Washingtoa 3 % .. m. con
neetinE At Relay with Frederick train. Arrive
No. G%BAITlEoRE coMMuTATloS AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN--Leavs Washington
q % .. N, Arrive At Baltimore Q. lOP. m. This
train stops st Bladegsburs. BeltsyiIle, Laurel,
No. T. -BOsTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS sTRAIN-Leave Washington 9. 90 p. m.
Arrive At New YORK LOOa. m. Natl. aud pas.
sengefu b. this trails connect with all the early
morning.. line. leaving New York for the Bast,
North and West. No Philadelphia and Balu.
more tickets sold by this train, which is limited
IN capacity By GoverninsBt orders, TO Insure the
No. G-BALTIMoRE AND HARRIsBrRG
TRAlN-Jeave Washington At Q. +5 p. m. Ar
riys at Baltlmore ai S % o. n. L--..F
No. e-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN-Lsays ws.hingion At -
,. m, stopping At Roiuy House for we.tsrn
passengers 70 take Express Train for Grafton,
Wheeling, ParkstsbuT. and all points In the
wsut Reaches New York hte.ISG. N.
FOR Annapolis the connections viii be made
With the :. IS q. m, and the . and T. - p NJ.
from washingtoh. No train 10 OF from Anhapo.
wv SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains from Washington for passen.
gers on Sunday are the ;. l5 and II. lja m. aud
y % p. IN. for Baltimore, and ]. 10 .. m. for
West, and the O. 90 p. In. for New York ONLI
FROM BALTIMORE, the only trains on suh
day are Nos. 2Hnd 4, at T. ~ ~ m. and s. 90 a.
m. with tho New York passengers and malls,
and tho No. Cat 3 % and No. s At q. % p. m.
Sleeping ears direct TO New York on :. % p
~. trains daily.
Through tickets 10 the West, A. well ~ to
PhilAdeiphia, New York or Boston, can be had
At the Station Ticket Once at all hours In the
day, Hs well as At new ofhee In the American
Telegraph Building, PonnsylVania ANenue, be-
tween Four.and E-Half and sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked at all hours; also for
through points, TO save trouble and confusion at
tho departure Of the trains.
Por further Information, Tickets OF every kind,
6e., apply 10 George \. koontE, Agent At Wash
W. p SMITH,
Master Of transportation.
l.. NJ COLE
dela.H General Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

A NOVELTY The latest novelty In card
photographs is an album frontlspiece con.
slstlng Of a couple Of simple stanzAs, ask.
ing those who examine the collection Of
pictuEes to add their own portrait 10 the
llst. The verses arc enclosed In Q neat
and appropriate border, and photographed
In size and shape 10 I'LL the frat page In
the album. -.-.. -,--...,.
PAPER CkRRIAaEs.-"A Patent Carriage
Company, Limited" has formed at Biz
mingham, for. tho purpose Of bringing
into use sundry novel improvements The
framework is Of angle-iron, welded. By
using this several inches Of space are saved
and added to the accommodation. The
panels, which In ordinary cabs are Of wood,
IN these new ones arc OF pspier maehe.
This paper resembles leather, but Is sitter
and very tough. Every part OF cab usu-
ally OF wood, indeed, is In this instance
made Of paper, The springs arc beneath
the body, which brings the wheels In.
nearer than In tho ordinary vehicle, and
yet also gives additional room In the width.
Tho window runs along the roof inside,
and draws down like a sAsh; and there ID .
sash door, which may be pushed down,
and coils Itself below the body OF the vehl-
Gle, Ventilation Is also Improved, One
style Of Hanson has a top which slides
down, and thus an open carriage 10 proVi-
ded. The coat Of vehicles ID said 10 be
considerably reduced by the new mode OF
construction,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

by cd by n DER Despair Ablisdsd, swE.
lowed like Jonah, In such whale's.belly
OF things bFutlsh, waists, hbuminable (f0r
is not anarchy, or the rule Of what 10 baser
over what is pobler, the one HES miaery
worth complaining of, and, IN fact, NE
domination Of abominations, springing
from and producing all Others whatsoevsri)
asifthe nations universally and England too
II II holdon, may more and more bethlnk
themselves Of such man and his function
and performance, with feeling far other
than are possible At present. Meanwhile,
all had to say 70 him is flnisheds that too
Il SCENE, was bit Of work aIpointed TO
be done. Adleu. good readers bad also,
adleu. p ''A 2
These extrscts show the general chsrae-
ter Of carlyle's conclusions. They also
indicate the peculiar mannerism Of his
style, which ls even more Oariyleish than
ueual In these closing chapters ofhia grea-
test work.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

PAsfIMB IN KBNTUCKT.--A sad accI.
dent happened In Logan county, KY,
few days ago. At an atsemblage OF ladies
and gentlemen, among other frivolous en-
tho company amused them
selves by swapping an old empty pistol at
each other. When dinner was announced
The pistol was carelcssly laid aside. Dur
lug the absence ofthe company little boy
put q load In II, perhaps not knowing
what uAo had been made OF II. Wen tn
hssemblage returned from the dining room
the pistol was found where II had been left.
One OF the gentlemen picked IL up and
snapped II several times at one OF the lsdies.
He then said he would try Miss Oily.
He playfully rested the pistol on the head
OF one OF the company, took deliberate aim
at her head and pulled the trigger. But
shocking TO relate, this time II fired, the
ball taking effect above the eye, killing
her instantly. The actors of this tragical
drama are people OF the first strespectabllIty
The unfortunate young lady-MisI Olivia,
daughter of Mr.. James ID. Browning--was
In the bloom Of youth, aud appears to hav,
been general fayorlte, and her praise iS
upon everybody's lips. The gentleman
whose thouht essnes' has hllCd n houfI
with mourning, q nelgborhood with regret,
and his own bosom with remorse, is Mr.,
Joseph Roberts. Let this DO another
lessen To reckless people, who will trint
with firearms. lH...
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
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d, ; oTAL 81 olI-.If''f D

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q p IAL NOTf TO \ /.
DEM vEJLEY'sPnvsts Ho-pisai. N tAsr,t-
srai Blood, eernsr Of seventh apd , .,r.s,., sp-
po.iis the Post and Psisul Oaes,. Rooms -
and y, up Stair. wssbinsios. D. Q.
1 All diseases of . private nsturs treated Ia tAs
best scientific msnser, and radical cures eseetsd
in all eases. sYPMLITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRH9A, sLEET, STRUCTURES. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of yoLUPTuous
DllEANs, or any weakness of the 0BNERATiyB
ORGANS, from any cause whstevsr, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured (;
also, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NEuRALoiA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERvEs,
MUSCLES. BONBsI and JOINTS sCRoFULA.
BLOTcnEs on the FAcR, ERuPTIoNS on tbs
liinbs aud body. and all other ERCPTlNR DIS
EASES aud DISEASES Of tho BLOOD, from what.
ever esuss they may hsVs arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uSHoRTUNATR,
No natter what your disease, let no false dell.
eacy prevent you from applying Immediately 10
Dr. vellny, who Is aeknou Iedged TO be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear no, to eoms and make
known your nisfortunss, and he viii speedily
send youon your way rejoicing.
.. SELF ABUSE
That dreadful seourEs Of the young, ihdulEsA
ID wher alone, destroys the ssneraiIvo Organs.
usat, than for married life, producing weakness
Of tho back and limbs. loss Of animstloa sad
muscular power, paipItstiou of the heart. psr.
VcuS irritsbili,y, lOsS Of memory, mslanehoiy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUSG MAN In view Of the dreadful eonse.
quenees Of delay, Do not fail to nake your case
known Immediately to DR.. veliny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, aud you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on the brink of the gL-Se, have been
brought back % Vigorous. health BY his skilful
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating uaatri
mony, who suspect themselves Of impotsney,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from q
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result u disease, injury, youthful indissretioR,
or Indulgence Of the passions In ripper years, are
earnestly entreated to place themselves under
the care Of Dr.v. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, aud being restored to full
health aud yigor.
He treats with entire sueeess sill diseases Of
females, such as LBUCORRHEA or WHITES
LAPsUs UTERT, &c, &c. and In every case guar
Antees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMNUNICA.
TIoSs STRICTLY PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PEE-oSs calling see no one but the Docrou.
Those at u distane. may be rRsArHD BI MAIL,
by sending u statement VI Cash, &c.
jy2-sm
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

.
- AD ID l. Il RY.
IO0 R E NOV Al 5OO
20 NEW BUILDING;
gsSS-Ss .-sSS-s
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD PBLLows HALL.
JAMES s. TOPHAN a CO..
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well. Known Old -BstablishsA
TRUNK, sADDLBRY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MASrPAcToRT
TO THpIR
NEW BUILDING,
= RS-SOO-Sa
AS-5OO-6a
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE sLD STAND.
Who're n,H! be found, OF our own msnufaetOre,k b
InOst complete assortment Of every styls and
price Of military and eitiIens'
SADDLES AND BRlDLss,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALBs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With TophAn' Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers VI
LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LANGlIOLZ's PATENT CURB AND NosR.
STRAP.
PoR SALE:
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE wooLBN RoBRs.
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
... hits. ..
MILITARY AND CITlZRNsl
Riding AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BC0GY HARNESS.
FINE syGLE CARRIAGE, Bu00Y, ASp
EXPRESS HARNESS.
suTLERs STAGE, WAGON, CAN'T, AND
PLOCdh HARNESS.
HIPS.
COACH, BrGGY, STAGE, ..
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRU NKS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsBs,
IRON FRANK THINKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsBs,
LADIES, DRkss TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY VALlsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS.
Leather and Canvas Pellisieur Bags; Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags. Ladies
French Satehels Toy Trunks. and School
satehsls, and every article In their line Of basi,
meas.
REM MBERI
81 800 -Ea
AS- 500 7Es
SEVENTH STREET.
Sp2i.tf
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
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H " H II l. - ~.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA offICk 5lI PENN. AvRNUR,
wAaHIkaTOS CTrr, d. q,
GREAT BASTBRN, NORTHERN, AND wEsrkRN
EXPRESS FoRwARDERs.
herchandi-e, Money, Jswelry, ValuAbles, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
accessible sections Of the country. This Com
Papy has Agencies In the principal railway
towns In the
NORTH, RAsT, wksf. AND SOUTHWEST
liz principal SAiecs arc
WARRINGTON, D. @. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CtNNATI, Vt. Louis, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made At New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CanadAs and 10 the
British Provinces, and with tteamship lines to
Liverpool, Southampton and lIAVre, aud thence
By AuropeAu erpFesses TO all proninani CONNER.
sial towns In Great Britain and on the Continent.
Colleotion Of Notes, Drafts and Bills made at
all accessible parts VI the United stAtes.
c, c. DUNN, Agent,
Jsl2 Washington, D. c.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
dels.tf
DHILADRLHHIA. WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 10Th, 1884,
trsins will leave depot, corner of Broad street
and Washington avenue, As fOllOwsi
Express Train at 4. 05 q. IN, Mondays eN.
ssptcd. for Baltimore aud wsShinston, topping
si Wilmington, Perryyille Havne trace,
Aberdeen, Perrynan' s, and Magnolia.
Wsy hsil Train at s.l3L m, tSunduys eN'
stations, connecting with Delaware raiirSG at
wilmingion hor Milford, Salisbury, and iHterIns.
diats stations.
EIprsss Train at 1.IJP NJ, Sundays sx.
d Chester, Wilmington, Elkton, Perryyille,
and Hsyre- do Grace
Express Train At 3 y. D, m, Sundays OK
copied, for Baltimore hnd Washington, stopping
at Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, Northeast,
Pcrryyills, HaNre-de- Grace, Perryman's, and
Magnolia.
Night EIprs-- at II. Is .. m, for Baltimore
% ,.S. BsI,I%u,s .sS SPESb Psbiss,aS S %O.y 70
wiiningtoh, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Per.
ryyiile, and Havre-de -0rAse. n!
Passenger. for FORTRESS Monroe will take the
IcCoMMobkTIoS rRArNs-stopprnr at all
stations between Philadelphia aud Whining
! ton
/ Leave Philadelphia at II. On a. m, T. OO, j. ~
and 10. 90 ?. m. The Z, 90 p. N. trsin connects
with Delaware Railroad fVT Milford and inter.
! mediate stations.
Leave wIlminston at T. IS and o. os. nj, . 20
THRotdH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE =.
Leave Wilmington at ~ m, T. "A, s. IS and .. 81
CHESTER FOR RPHILADKLPHIA-Lsav ches.
ter At 8. Is, io.H a. m, IL %, >, Is, An, 7. -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
hxpress Train at g. ooA, m, for Baltimore and
Wellington, stopping At Wilmington, Perry
yille, HAVre-do.Uruse, Aberdeen, PerrymRn'S =
Shd Magnolia,
Night Express At H. Is r. m. for Baltimore
| and waahlpgton, stopping Ht Chester, (for Balti
| more and Washington passenger, Wilmington,
Newark. Klkton, North -Rast, PerryVille and
| Havre- de Grace.
| Accommodation Train at 10 p. m. Tor viii
minGton and Wny Stations.
| BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore H o. % p. m. .ippping al
liavre-ds Grace, Perryvills and Wilmington
Also stops at klktoh and Newark TO take pas.
| from Washington or Baltimore, and Chester to
leave passengers FROM Baltimore or Washing.
l ton.
Leave Wilmington for PhlladelphIa at o 30
TRoM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 8. ej =. m. Way Mali; !. 10
| ?. m, Express; 4. IS y. m. Way Train; Q. IS
p ~' A1RIss TRAINS foR K BGiFi1Css nRGis
Leave Chester at e. 81 a, m, I, 80 aud ~. 50
| p. m.
Leave Wilmington at &la, o. IoG. m, p 2J,
| l. 81 and IL Is y. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car at.
taehed, will leave Wilmington for Pcrryyille
ana ihternedlAte stations al :. IS p, IN,
| jail w. Y. KENNY, Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
chang. in ,h, B.ltl.h Pr,...

THH British newspapers generally con-
cede that the southern rebellion is hopeless
since they heard the fall OF Charleston,
Savannah and Richmond. At the tame
time they indulge In extraordinary protee-
tation OF friendliness for the United State.
Il IL gratifying 10 notice this change Of
tone although We cannot help seeing what
has brought II about, and bow little credit
ID due % our cousin across the water for
either Justice 81 magnanimlty towards rs.
Even the London Times ID forced 70 admit
that there n small ehsnce left for the con-
fsderacy, but lyshows lie chronic malignlty
by givin. currency 20 q malicious canard
20 the effect that at the peace conference
in Hampton Roads, Secretary Seward pro-
posed q war with England as . means
~ cemeBting the Union answ. The Times
declares that England is forewarned and
.Iiust now sec 10 II that she II forearmed.
The truth is that the suggestion Of "some
extrinsic scheme OF policy" as means Of
re-unitlng the section came from the rebel
etnissaries. What they me0ut was evil
IDENTIFY war 10 drive MaximilRn from Mex.
loo. The proposition met with no favor.
We do not need foreign war as a mesns,
OF pac' tication At home, and ell provnOsti-
cations Of war on account OF q necessity
for keeping our troops employed are with
ont foundation. England has no reason
10 fear war with US unless she proyokes
II. Our people will be quite willing 10
rest from hostile enterprises after this
great struggle is over, and our soldiers viii
feel no great reluctance 20 return TO the
pursults and enjoyment OF peaceful life.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
ORP ANS COURT.
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I,HIs IT TO aTYR NOTICE. thnt the ,ub

THIS 1T TO GIVE NOTICE that tho sub
i. seriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
u Washington County, In the District Of Co.
lumbia, letters Of Standardization on the pereohal
d. c., deceased. All persons having elaine
against the said deceased, arc hereby warned 10
exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof, 70
next they may hthsrwiss BY Law b sEsladsd
from all bcneht of tho said eathte.
uiyen uhdar nay hand Tits lat day 81 April.
lss1 JANE MARIA BUSH,
ApS-lGWaWs AAdIaihistnAthK.