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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
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PRoPosALP,Ioh yolAsH,
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. cnnS QuAnfn1nAglnn'a ofnIen,
w.,.,,.,.l' pi,;{ p e = ~ n 80 q Y3.s'
..:s s:.s & sssSs, s.ss,:, q: &. sss s 4 =; :s
mastsf's pspartmsnt, a Wa.hineton, D. o., bal.
tmors, Ma. hsxandna, ana Rortress Mgnros.
Va ,oi .ithst Of tAsss places, with bay, ,cerh,
HIAs viii be rcssivsd for The delivery q s, 900
bushels Of corn OF oats, and % tons 81 hay or
Biddsrs must state ., wkieh 81 ths above.
ssd sHsS e. fsI a Sss boy VIII nah. ssssT.
thsreat, thu quantity Of each article proposed 70
be delivered, the time whoa aid deliveries shall
be commenced, and when % be completed.
The price mas, be written ont In words on the
bids.
Cora TO be put up in good stout sacks, u about
two bushels each. Oats In like eacks, of about
three bushels each. Tho sacks 70 be Furnished
without extra charge 70 the Government The
hay aud straw to BE- securely balsd. n 4
The particular kind or description Of oats,
corn, hay or straw, proposed 10 be delivered must
be stated In the proposals.
All the articles oacrod under tho bids herein
lnvited will he subject 20 . rigid inspection By
the Government Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time 70 time 70
the Government may require, and payment will
be made when the whole amount eontrasted fot
ahAll have been delivered and accepted
The bidder VIII be required 70 Ieeompany hia
pfOpofAl WIN = kuhrhuty ltkneu ~ Two FespOns-
ibie persons that IN case his bid be aeeepied, he
or they viii, within ten days thereafter execute
tha contract for the same with good and sun dent
sureties in a sum equal 10 the amount Of the con-
tract 10 deliver the articles proposed. IN conform
ity with the terms of tkis advertlssment; and In
esss,ghe s.id bidder shall fall 10 enter into the
eontraet, they 20 make good the difference b~iuesn
the offer Of aaid bidder aud the neEt lowest re-
sponaible bidder, orthe person 10 whom the con
tract may BE- awarded. N H
Tho responsibility o. the EuArantors must he
shown By the onlciHi certificate of United btatos
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other a GERS under the United states Goyerntnent
| or responsible person known 70 this once.
All bidders will be duty notified VI the accept
ance or rejection of their proposals..
The full name and p0A once address " each
bidder must bo iegibly written in the proposal
Proposals must be addressed 10 BrigAdicr Cen
cral o. H. Rocker, Chief Depot ouartermaster,
washinEtou, d. q. and should be plAihiy marked
"PrOposals for Forage. " "'
Bonds, In q sum equal 70 the amount of the con
tract, signed by the contractor and both 0f bis
guhraut0rs, will be required Of the sueeessful
bidder or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, and bonds
may be obtained upon application At this once.
All proposals received nnder thih Advertisement
will be opened and examlned at this ofice on
Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, At IL 10.
Bidders are respectfully Invited 10 be present at
the opening VI bids II they desire. ,....
fe7.n Brig. Gen aud ouarsrnastsr.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
DHILADELHHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BALTIMORB RAILROAD.

TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December lPth, 1855,
trains will leave depot, corner Of Broad street
and Washington avenue, ~ follows;
Express Train At 4. o. =. m, thondHys ex.
eepted.) Tor Baltimore and Washington, stopping
Wilmington, Psrryvills, HAvrs -de-Uraee,
AEsTdsss vi r'TTy%II TT,In isS Nnsn0n a,s,y.
copied, for Baltimore, stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad at
Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury, and interine'
BIpross TEain at l.l6p m, Csundays ex-
eepted, J for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
At Chester, Wilmington. Blkton, PerryVille,
and HAVre-de Grace, ...
Express Train at s. 20 p. m, Sundays .x-
espted, J for baltimore and Washington, stopping
at wlimington, Newark, Blkton, Northeast,
Perryvills, HAyre do. Grace, PerryInHn's, and
Night Kxpre.s at n. .lsp p. N. /, for Baltimore
and Washington. stopping at Chester, (only 10
take Baltimore and Washington passengers,
wilmihgton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Per-
Pssssns,rs for TeTtross Monroe viii take the
hccoaMobaTroN a Z; TRAiNs-s,oypins q, all
stations bstwesn PhiladslphiA and Whining.
Iea,. PAiladelphis at II, 90 a m, T. 90, 8. 30
| and 10 90 p. m. The 4 90 p, m. train connects
with Dslawsrs Railroad for Milford and inter.
mediate stations.
Leave wIIminstOn at :. 10 and .. SOG. m, 4 30
| THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTlhoRE =
Leave Wilmington At IL m, 4. "a, 8. 80 and o. %
rcaRsTER FOR RPHILADELPHrA-Lsav ches.
ter at SIS, TO- "a a. m, IL 80, SIS, L6A, 2. %
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| Kxpress Train At T. % .. N. for Baltimore aud
| Washington, stopping at Wilmington, Ferry
VILE, Hayre .ds-orRes, Aberdeen, Perryman' =
| and Magnolia. r p p.
Night Express at II. Is p. N. for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping AtChssleri tor BAlh
| more and Washington passengera Wllnington,
Newark Rlkton, North-EAst, PsrryNille and
| HAVre de Grace.
Accommodation Train at 10, p. m. for vii.
| mington and Way Stations
| BALTIMORE FOR PIlILADRLPHIA.
| Leave Baltimore al Q. 2 p. m, stopping at
| HANre.ds.0rAc Perryyllls and Wilmington.
| Also stops al Elkton and Newark TO take pas
| sengora for Philadelphia and leave passengers
from Washington OF Baltimore, and Chester 10
leave passengers from baltimore or washing
ton. ~ -
Leave Wilmington for PhilAdolphiA at 6. 80
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Lsayo Baltimore 8. 20 a. m. Way Mall !. II
| p M, ExpreHsi T. Is p. m, Way TrAin 8. Y
p NJ krFi;sii fFR1iSs Fos X BIiFi&CsS BAL rEGisi
Leave Chester At 81 a. m, l. 80 and II.
p. m. s..- 80
Leave Wilmington at s. 10, o. G4OG. m, a Is
| l. IS and ~ Is y. m. ..-. .... H.
PRRiGHT TRAIN, with passenger car at
tAehsd, will leave Wilmington for PsrTyyill,
and inssrmediase stations at !, IS p. N.
jGnll II. y. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
Mns. PARrnsros IN A Psavuxrsroar.

MRS. PARrINsToN IN A PERFUMEsToRE.
-"Csn wait upon you, madainl" said
Mr.. Gushing, politely, ns Mrs. Parting.
ton ood looking 81 the stored sweets In
Washington street. .rs .a..... ....H. ..
e"were younger" said she, smiling
Is sweetly az Cyntherea upon a pom .ds
bottle, 81 might feel lattered by such an
offer. ! do like politeness, though II it
rArely ono meets with it; the other night
went up TO the opera, and stood an hour
oursIde, and nobody had the good MANNERS
to offrr me seat"
Due sympathy was expressed, when she
went on like wheelbarrow.
"a declare II must seem TO you as II you
were breathing the airs OF Paradox or Coy.
ou's 1tle, or some such fragrant thing al
tho time. Have you any Of the odor oI
sanctiIy, that ytu 1uld give me little u
put on m7 handkerchleip
| She was assured that they had none OF
tap, but expected some, with fresh sup
ply Of the essoUce with which the ghost o
Hamlet scents the morning AIR, and wOuld
remember her. She thanked him kindly
cNntiuuing her Inspection, while Tx
amused himself by shaking up some Of Ih,
bottles and seeing the buObles rise TO tn,
surface. '..' 'H .'
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
COURT.

THIS 1T TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il seTibSr has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, In the District OF 20.
lumbia, letters Of Administratlon on the personal
d. c., decoahed. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned q
exhibit tho same, with the vouchers therooL 2
Tho subscriber, on OF before the lat dAy ot APfil
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded
from ali beneni Of the said eatate. t
Given under my hAAd this lat day Of April,
1855 JANK MARIA BUSH
APs4AwsWa AdminintrAirx-i
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22

A JoKE ron slLTIsu HUsBLNps Lord
bllenboTou ii was once about 10 20 on the
+elrcnit, when Lady Ellenborough said
hat she would like 10 accompany him &.
de replied that he had no objection, pro
ylded that shs did not cucumber the car.
riage with bandboKes, whIcl were his ab-
horrence. During the first days journey.
Lord / II snborough happening 10 stretch
his lege, struck bis foot against something
below the seat. lie discovered that II was
a bandboK, Up went the window and out
went the handbook, The coSchman, stop.
ped, and the footman, thinking that the
bandboX had tumblsd out Of the window
by some extraordinary chance, was going
70 pick II up, when Lord } llenl OF ougl
furiously called ou', "Drive oul" Th'
baDdbox was accordingly len by the ditch
,ide. Havirg reached the country toWI
where he was 10 otiiciate as Judge, Lore
EllenbOrough proceeded TO array himsel
Tor his appearance At the Court House,
"NIW," said he, "where's my wigi-
where's my wigp
Ny Lord" replied biS attendant, 81
was thrown out OF the carriage window.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22

Tm NBW THREE CRNT PITcGs The
now three cent pieces arc now being coined
at the mint in PhilSdslphiS, aud which in .
Tow days will be in general circulation.
In siEe II 10 q little larger than q i've cent
piece. Il is composed OF nickel, and Is al
most me came color as our silver coin.
On the face there Is a head Of the Goddess
OF Liberty, surrounded with the words
"UpIted SIAtes Of AmericA," and on thu
reverse "Ihres" in Roman letters, enclossd
10 an olive wreath. Altogether, II s .
neat and handsome coin, aud will be Ae'
ceptable 70 all classes.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
EE0~ gA.s,s..s...,-...s.ls... -. R's' s.~'''

From ghnsle.sqn~Lhe Rsre hnmssr
CelebrNtion.
Froui Chsfiestoa' " iedfn that'the don.
opslrsiion With respect 70 the hoisting Of
the Union Gag on Fort eam,eF were pre-.
Osdsd BY Others, esussd By ihs reception
oftne news tha, General Lee had surrsn.
dered and the dawn Of peace vas breaking
over the land. On the day appointed for
the raising ofthe h,g, all things being In
readiness, Gen. ,Audorson came forward
and saldi .~rTrerl tf.
81 AN here, my friends and fellow cltl.
gems, and brother ldiers, TO perform An
'ct Of du,y which Ia dear TO my heart, and
which all ofyou present appreciate aud
feel. Did listen to the promptings OF my
own hesrt would not attempt to speak
Uut I have been desired by the Secretary
NJ War TO mbke q few remarks. By the
cnnsiderate appointment OF the honored
Secretary Of Wa, 10 fulHl the cherished wish
ut my heart though four long. years OF
hlnrdy waT-- to restore 70 Its proper place c
Ii 10 very hsg which HoAted here during p, &C
OefOre the tirst act OF this cruel rebellion
THANK God I have lived 10 see this day,
IarplAuse,l TO he here 10 perform this per
this life. Ny heart Ia filled with gratltnd,
to Almighty God for the signal blessings
which be has given US blessings beyond
Uumber. May all the world proclaim glo
ry TO God In the highest, on earth peace
aud good win toward men," ID sgfEr
At The couclus on Of b remarks he Beiz'
the halyards and with nrm and stead,
puh ran Aioft the old dag. M soone
tad IL caught lhs breeze than there wa
one tumultuous shout. General Anderson
could hardly restrain his emotion. Tear
Of Joy 1lled the eyes OF neasly every on
present. When the q " reached lts heigh
IL was ssluted with 100 guns from Sumter
aud with a national salute from VI. Moul
tri and Battery Be5 on Sullivan Islau d
Fort Putnsm on Morris Island, and For
Johnson on james leland. Nstional air
we're slso played by tho band, which wa
followed by the singing OF the Star Span
gled Banner, with. 40 effect that was thrill
ling.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
Hrulsl spirIt ofthe southtrn ChI,slry,

Brutal Spirit ofthe southern ChiysIry.
Mr. Y. q. Adams, IN describing the battle
Of West Polnt, ,ou the 7th OF Msy exposes the
savage spirit that ruled Southern Chivairy
during the earlier stage OF the war, In the
following manner ffa#ra
There were acts OF savsgery committed on
our dead and wounded by the enemy during
thisbattle that were Disgrace 20 civilization
aud should stand ne an incelible proof OF
the cruel spirit which ruled the Southern
army during the early stages OF ths War
Ode Of our officers was found with his
throat cut from ear TO car. And this act
" sHvlgery had been performed after his
body had been pierced by balls. The
bodieS OF two Others had been brutally cut
with kpiyes. The men reviewed these
sdgured bodies with feelings deeply
0 e,citei. Many then swore to take re.
ysnge at She frat opportuuiLyi bat the
| .prit Of retribution did not accord with
notions Of maDliness, and I never heard
OF their treating { enemy's wounded aud
prisoners except with respect and kindness.
II was reported In camp that these acts OF
ssvagery were committed by Cherokee
lndians, attached TO Wade Hamplon's
command. IL was also reported tha
oegroes were seen dragging these brdies
INTO the woods after they fell, aud having
stripped them Of everything valuable,
lnnIct,d these wounds with knives. Being
| luHblo TO trace these reports To reliable
source, am inclined TO discIeiit them,
| aud to believe that the'e savage acts were
cohImitted by men with winter hands, II
not hearts. 7' ' H -is' " r 0r'..s
During the afternoon Lieut.. Hon, ol
Geurral FrRDklin's stsff, was sent with .
steamer to West Point, TO bring away
shout forty persons, mostly women ant
I'D men, who belonged In the vicinity o
Fort Monroe, and had been taken anc
urld by Mngruder 10 hostages for slmilAI
umberOf cIylIlans with rebel tendenc Us ,
,rTes Cd aud held by Butler. The reb1
force retrUatiDg non Gloucester gPoiuI
rad left them hers. Lieut.. Hoh tounC
them In most destitute condiI.on, An'
,uOk Immediate Bteps 10 supply their want
and restore tbem TO their homes. Seyera
Ut them were young, delicate girls, VIII
old sad and slckeping story Of the treat
rnent they had received at the hands o
tnen claiming TO be southern gentlemen
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
. II II A M - II H -.

- - - - - -
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF SCREW
sTRANERs
TO .. ...
NEW YORK.
TAe New ana substGntial Steamers
O.. =. Q. KNIGHT. r.,
Capt .. J. Mason,
fer7 JOHN GIBSON,
Capt. W. c. oeOShesAh,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
, AND ALEXANDRIA.
EVERY THURSDAY A4P m,
= h! ASb
New York, from Pisrlt, y, R. on the same day.
Freight received daily, handled In the most
careful manner, and delivered with the grsAtsst
dispatch, al fair rates.
For Freight, &C., apply 10
Snow 4 CO.,
Washington and Georgetown, n. c.,
| FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
| Alexandria, Va, and
wM. J. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
/ Apl.H 10 Cedar street, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22

U,HIs is To.aIVR NOTICE THAT TIL
il subscriber has obtained ffom the ORPHAN.
Court Of Washlhk ktoR county, In the DlsirieI :
Columbia, letters Of administration on ne ~ ~,
rifv b q deceased. All pers0na having elAin
sgsinst the said deceased, are hereby waEness !
sShiblt a5sAma, with the voucher. thete9i, =,
ne subsoribsF, on or before the grst day Of AZ"
next, they may otherw.se ~ lAH pe oA''1
(lIvea ander ny bana TITS 1rst day q APrh
lsSs. I = NJ y ELIzkBkrH A. BBALLi
Ssi.lawsw.,v r-I IAdminissrairiN-
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND soLDIRRs

ASSISTANT auARTHEAAsrHR's oVYI0E, /
DRPoT oR wAsHIN0ToE,
No. lSlR, NBAR TwBEII-RIRsr srRHET,
wLaHINaToH, D. O.. March !, lsSS.
The attention Of Oneerl and enlisted men, for.
called 70 the large amount Of personal properly
stored In the Government warehouses connected
with this depot,
The GoVernment requires the space occupied
the service.
A description Of each article should be given,
with the name, company, regiment, or other
mArka, accompanied By an oath or Affirmation,
party. ... ...
The eoods will ba forwarded to the address Of
the persons 80 entitled At his expense
All Of the above mentioned property remaining
unclaimed ninety days from this date VIII be sold
at public auction. JAS. N. MOORE,
Capt Asst Or. NJ, US Army
mha.dtmysl r-. ~
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
HORSES
! ARTILLERY HoRsBsi
MuLRsi
ovARrEEAAsrBh GHHnRAL's opPIoB, I
FIRsT DIvisIoN,
wAsHtNoroH Orr, March 10, lsd5.

EtNNT DINtriON.
wAsHiSoToH Orr, March lB, lsd5.
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry aud artillery
:i.T' :S.n S. S Ii SsS y Cart SiR SESRdf
MULEs,in iots q twenty ave, or more, will be
received IN this city, In open market I'LL May l.
ls65, BY Captain Q. n. Tompkins, Assistant Quar-
lormaSter, corner Twenty second and streets.
All animals TO be subjected TO the usual GOV
ernment inspection before boing accepted.
specifications as follows: "Cavalry horses
must bo sound IN all pArtioulAIai well broken !
| in full hesh and In good condition from hfteon
| lbD to sixteen 40 hands high; from ave ~ TO
nine (Ol years old, and well adapted In every way
| 10 cavalry purposes. Horses bctween nine (sl
sprightIy, ana healthy, may be asssptsd 7"
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, S0und
\ In all partleulArs, strong, quick. and active,
/ well broken aud square trottors In harness. In
tall nesh and condition, from ELK (sl TO ten Q0l
years old, not less than nfteeu and one half
HS aAPSS sA. sSsI sIfrs o e Weigh DoSn not less
Mules musthe over two (2l years Of age, strong,
stout compact woll-deyeloPsd animAlG not
lees than fourteen llal hAnds high In full health
| iree from every blemish o. defect which would
unAt them Tor severe work, And must have shed
the four front colts tosth and developed the cor
responding f0nr permanent 'ss'h' Two In each
These specifications will BE- strictly adhered
10, and hsidly enforced In every particular
| Hourl ol inspection, from . A. N, 70 4P. m,
PrieS-caValFy HoFoss, one hundred and eigh'
ty-AVs dollArs (sis5 ArtlllsIy h9rsea, oAs hHn'
drSd and ninety -aya dollars (Sis6
Paymsnt WIN bs made a thla enes.
/ JANIS A. EKIN
Colonel in shSfES YIrst DivtsiOB, Q, x O, o,
mhls!tapSo 3.t
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22

QuITH . controversy 10 going on IN
the Y ,lscopal papers 10 respect 70 the right
of an Episcopal minister allowing his pull
pit 10 DO occupied by minister OF another
Reconciliation.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
RRousIos ron coETRABAsDs.
o,n.rpi sherman a. Rale,rh.

GoLDsBoR uoH, Bprll o 1906. This NOR
i-ulng the busy prep ,raIods for an imme
diate advance ars Observable In the slreelt
of this town and the camps atouudit. Al
last night wagons thronged the roads and
horsemen rushed 10 and frowiIh orders aud
replies. A portion OF the lott wing,
General slocum commanding, has Alread,
started, and the r,st will be under wy ert
the day closes. Thi centre aud right
i wing ars. rs.expected 70 leave Tomorrow
3 The destination OF Lho march 10 evidently
Raj, igh, or wherever clsu the redoubtabIe
johnson may choose to court defeat by
making q stand. The only strategic pointE
| being the rebel armies, and those being on
I wheels at present, II Is not unlikely thai
the Western army has another long march
before it.
D Last night occurred almost the ouly
public demonstrations which ave been
made, in celebrating the capture. Of Kich-
mond and Petersburg, and this was
u generally . spontaneous affair. As the
shades ofeveniug began to render earthly
matters rather Rlo lmy, q rocket was seen
20 course lie whizzpg way towards tht
sky. This was followed by another AID
another, and the soldiers soon begsh u
greet each tery messenger With cheers
and musket salutes. Until late hour o
the night the 4th OF Juy revelry was
continued. The band of the ESD Massac thu.
setts, said 10 be the best in the army,
dlscUurted some delightful music Al
General sherman's headquarters, wherl
qnite crowd collected ln.Ihe expectation
Of hearing q speech tIom the. old
hero. 80 H 4.
Being repeatedly called upon, Sherman
At lsst made his appearance with lanterr
In his hand, and walking down to the gat,
OF the yard, said 10 tho soldiers ousidt
k'Tll Tell you what I'll do, boys. vii
Tread Ioa the last despatch, Just an hou
DID," and with this chRrscteristic speech
he gave away 70 MsIor Strong, ofhiS stSif
who read Telegram from the LieutenAD
General, dated near Burksville, saying tha
he bad Lee's army pressed hard; Lee't
men were scattering aud going 10 Ihei
homes by thousands, aud that he wa
frctreatlng upon DAnyille, and dIrectinI
BherIn IN 10 press johnson, and he vii
anish ihs affair nj once.
THn ooCuPATJos OF RALEI0H.
GolDsBoKoUsH, N. O., April lou
forces eUtored and occupied Raleigh yrsLeI
NdBy. Very little opposition was made
The advance Of General ShetmAn 10 th
city was attended with but slight skirmisl
ing, .
J,hnSon has fallen back, It 10 conf DjretWet
In the direction 0f (4resnsbOnoy Even
there 10 no intention on his part 10 suTreu
!, der at present, his capture is but ma h
Nofa few days. Itis believed here no ever
that he intends 10 surrender and tbis della
In doing so 10 ineKplicAble to the pCopl,
hereabJuts. '.If
The railroad iS now running twelv
milea bs' ond this place, aud eommunl
, cation will DO had with Raleigh 10 q f.'
, days. '6' ,rr ~ 'sar
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HDxoMX
o.PF oIIT 10 81.

- p oI a y hteFto -
pEM vEELNT'sfrsss Ho.p,isi. iatlsy.a-
sfai Block, corner Of SsvpAlhAnd , sirssis D..
posts ths Fess snt Pa.sni ohssa Rooms Z,
aad u. up stairs, ws.hingtss, D. Q. 81
An diseases Of . private nature treated In ne
best scientific manner. and radical surss effected
in all eases. sYPHILITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, dLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of yoLuPTUous
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GRNBRATIyK
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, OF bow
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured /;
also, GoUT, RHEUMATISM, KEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES. BONES! and JOINTS scRoPuLA.
BLoTCHEs on the FACE, ERUPTIoNs on The
limbs and body, aud all other ERUPTIyE DIS.
EASES aud DISEASES Of the BLOOD, frOn what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND USFoRTUNATR
No matter what your disease. lot no falts doli-
eaey prevent you from applying Immediately 70
DR.. yellny, who T. ACKNOWLEDGED TO be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not TO sons and make
known your misfortunss, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABusB.
That drcadful seourgs Of tho young. induiged
In when alone, destroys the gsasra,ivs organ,
unnt, them for Married lifs, producing weskbss.
of the back aud limbs, loss Of animation and
muscular power, paIpinuon Of the hsart, ner-
vcus Irritability, loss Of memory, msiaaehOIy
habits, insanity, consumption and death, ..
YoCSG MAN! In view Of the dreadful eonss.
quenee, Of delay, do not fsD to make your case
known immediately to DR.. vsllny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill .a
Tbousands whose systems were shattered, and
who wore On the brink Of the grave, have bees
brought back TO vigorous health by his skilfal
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
moDy, who suspect themselyOs-of impotency,
seminal. weakness, or any disease arising from 9
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether thu
result Of disease, injury, youthful iHdIseretiOn,
Or Indulgence of the passions in ripcr years, arr
earnestly ertreAted to place themselves undsl
the care of DIV. Thoy may rely with certainty
upon a speedy cure, and being restored to fal
healta and Vigor. r ....s "a
He treats with entire success all diseases o
females, such as IBUCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPsUs UTERl, &e &c. and In every ease guar
antees perfect CURE 80. -aar8
FEES modsrste, aud VISITS and CoNMUNlcA
TIoSs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PEEsoss calling SEQ no one bat the DocroE.
Those at distance may be TREATED Br NAIL
by sending q statement Of CASE, dc.
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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-22
THn oocurArIoN on RALEIoH.

The old saying Of 'there's a cat under
the meal" has gone out OF fashion; it now
10 "there u . rat under the hair -