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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

BAD AFBAR AT CoLuhBIA, PA.-FoET
Boys SAot-TNso Of Thsm Kllsd.--Last
Sunday, q few minutes before y O'Clock,
tho report offs gun was heard In thoneigh-
borhood Of Erisman's saloon, corner OF
Front and Locust streets, Columbia, fol-
lowed soon after by herea ms Of Distress,
II appears thag 4 number Of small boys,
two ofthem sons of Mr. ErlsmAn, propri-
etor OF tho saloon, and tho other children
Of Mrs. Felix, Mrs. Dickinson, and Mr..
Charles Rawlings, were playing In Mr..
Erisman'B yard, when Mr.. E.'s eldest son,
lad of ten or eleven years, went into the
saloon and came TO tho back door with a
gun In his hand. He told tho boys he was
going to shoot them, and Immediately drew
mp his gun and fired, the load taking effect
upon four OF tho boys. Mr.. E.'s second
son was killed almost Instantly, receiving
some six or seven shotin different parts Of
his body. The son OF Mrs. Felix, aged
six or seven years, was shot In the aldo
mon, and fingered until tho morning at
O'Clock, when death put an end 10 his sui,
ferings. Tho son OF Mrs. Dickinson, waf
not seriously wounded, and Mr.. RI wings,
son received but slight wound, but ont
shot penetrating his breast. The gun wat
kept loaded for the purpose OF killing rats
and the lad who fired II was not aware Of
Its being loaded. Deputy Coroner Hunter
held an inquest ON the bodies Of younl
Erisman and Felix this morning. Thu
affair has caused general gloom In Col
umbia.-Ldneastsr lRtslli0Rcer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

The proporty OF this company consists Of the
we'll known Martin OF Standing Stone tract, and
contains from 2 600 10 3, 900 aeros Of land, In
leo simple, noo from leases, undivided interests
or royalty. Standing Stone creek "a branch Of
the Little kauawha river) and hB tributaries pass
through this property, aud II has upon II larger
amount OF boring territory than IL owned by any
other company In West Virginia 1t Ia situated
In Wirt county, near tho celebrated Rathbone,
or Burning Spring tract, and In extent Of terri.
tory Is hNo times greater, and Ia considered by
all experienced oil mon familiar with tho oil dis.
irict OF West Virginia quito equal To II not supe-
ri0r 10 tho kathbOuo tract The Standing Stone
OIL Company property extends from tho Little
kauawha river, near burning Spring Run.
across tho waters Of Standing Stone creek, IN.
eluding portien Of Robinson 8 Fork aud Two
lllfie run, and Is Immediately In tho Great OIL
Break, extending from burning Spring through
by Standing Stone aud Petroleum. ~ Horse Meek
Wells near tho Ohio river, and embraces the
line Of UPHgAyAL,
The property Of this company has not boon de.
Seiopod for the reason that II belonged to miner
hoiis' VINO could not convoy until thoy attained
days ago. ~"
and oil had. II IL said that upon thia stanJin1
Stone tract oil was hrst discovered In 1890
On the DeYers farm, dJoining, well n being
bored and oil obtained The well Of Mcfarland
Jones' on the Morgan land, is near this prop
erty. FF
These lands are hold in trust by J. N, Cam
den, ESQ. President First National Bank Of Par.
kersburgl West Virginia, aud the Hon John &
OITlilo, Senator In Congress from Virginia, and
VIII DO by them conveyed to the Standing Stone
Oll Company whenever the stock TO be disposed
~ BY subscription Ito wit % 900 sharesl shall be
ahSseribed and paid for. Three thousand Six
hundred hundred shares Of the stock have already been
Subscriptions received At the banking houses
81 Ri !. SS co, Snd RITTENHoDsE, row.
hhh SVV' deli.u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

TIM ANfTETAM CEMETERY,--The Balti'
more Amsricaa draws the attention Of tho
press Of the northern cities, and the Gov
ernor Of those States which had troops
engaged In the battles Of Antlctam and
South Mountain, 10 the neglected condl-
lion Of tho graves Of eight thousand OF the
gallant dead, scattered over tho distance
OF thirty miles, In tho vicinity Of those san
culinary fields, and 70 the project OF estHb-
llshIng cemctry 1t sharpsburg, wherein
the bodies cfthe fallcn bravo may be depos-
tied. Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature Of Maryland recently met at
Hageratown In order 70 aeoure a proper lot
for locating the cemetery, and comsum.
mate ia purchase. Tho piaco salected Ia
a tan aero IA. adjoining Tho tom 81
a,,.-..,,..-.. a. - - -.
--.-~,, -
P'oni'J W 'no Oat1io-heid OF hntlctam,
and but few hundred yards nom what Is
now known 40 the Burnside bridge. II Is
also within s,pbt of Tho Crick farm .housc
In ,-h,oh aono-.I uoTno,,.,s ",.,,,,S,
-. rs es'A"nshou
ms neauquarter. indeed, portion OF the
oattle was fought In tho streets Of Sharps-
burg, whore General Lee had his head
quartara. and mn.t NJ Tho hou... ho.r ,n.rI.
az an. a.. "a 80, -t,-,' 80 M No
g., ~. ss.. Nu,eu iainea On .nvu
.iV'n suo eon'onoinB srmIes' a snort ols'
tancst 70 the north OF Sharpeburg Is the
famous corn field In which the heaviest
portion of the hattie was fonoht ana A. n
old Dpplx.rS Ohrr.h -A,Sh.- Ho
D., t'.,,-.- winch was rludied
ues Inc commissioners visited
tho heid ana the surrounding woods, dis
covered hundreds Of graves. and viov,od
tho woods 10 which tbo r.ho,s -.,,sO,',
each trco ho.r,n. !. ,oo0i' r0'roatod,
.nd IT,, 'uo marks Oh the leaden
~. "Vu iueSScnsers OF death. Tho Amer
can says
The Commissioner In nnrspiro ,hot.
'-'as wero gratilied 10 meet r,,.h Mi NJ
patriotic cItjzen n, sh.I III
n .sn, osoo. 'he Observation-Disclosures s'
s..o - JV O,cssn,oo pcnI,nnn,u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

eoLDsNrrH's RETALIATION AT festive
meeting, where johnson, Reynolds. Burke,
0arrick, Douglas, and Goldsmith, were
conspicuous, the Idea OF composing = set
Of oxtemporo epitaphs on one smother was
started. Garrick' offended Goldsmith 90
muchby twoyery Indifferent lines Of Wagge-
~, that the latter venged himself by com-
posing the celebrated poem, "Rctaliatlon,"
In which he exhibits the characters OF his
companions With great llveliness aud tai
Ont. The lines have melancholy inter-
est, from being tho last the author wrote.
The character Of 81. Joshua Reynolds Ia
drawn with determination and Judgment
IA llttlo softenod, and the expression Q
little elevatedi
"llere Reynolds Is laid, and 10 tell you my
mind,
lie has not left wiser or better behind;
llis pencil was striking rcsistlsss and grand
His manners wero gentle, complying, RnG'
bland;
stu born TO improve W In every part,
lis pencil our faces, his manners our heart. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

- a ID DL H RY.
500 Il L N oV A s0O
TO NEW BUILDING,
srgoo-Ea
RS-5OO-aa
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM d Co,
HAVE REMOVED
Thor woll-Known Old. BsiablIshed
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
To THEIR
NEW BUGLDIN0,
RS-5oo16a
1D-5OO-aa
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND.
Whore msy DO found, Of our own manufacture N
most complete assortment OF every style and
pTico Of military and oitiIons'
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARrINGALBs.
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With Tophan's Patent Slide,
Solo Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLEs PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
STRAP.
FOR SALE,
BWBANK y PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND PINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
bits.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
PINE sIN t CARRIAGE. BUGGY, AND
SUTLBRs' STAGE, WAGON, CART. AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGoY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
INKS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND yALIsBa
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALIsEG
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY NALlsRs AND PACKING TRUNKS.
lsoAther and Canvas PollisicuT Bags; Leather.
Canvas, aud Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies'
ttoneh satchols; Toy Trunks, and School
Sh'ehols, and every article In their limo Of buai.
uOsS.
r REM MBERI
e. 800 ia
80 500 ia
Gp2i-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

There Is, on an average, a, Nont one fourth
OF pound Of potash 10 every one hundred
pouurs Fl SCI. and about one Eighth of a
pound Of phospbonac acid, and one six
teenth OF pound o. sulphurIc acid.
II potatoes and the tops aie continue. ny re-
moved from the soil, II with soon oxhA 'ust-
tho potash; II the wheat and straw are re
moved, IL will soon exhaust tho phosphat =
Of lime; II corn aud tho stalks, It will
soen exhaust the sulphuric acid. Unless
thero is a rotation OF crops, or tho material
that the plant requires, supplied from
abroad, your crops viii soon run out,
though tho soil may continue rloh for othc
plants.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

THE Selma Gala. Rebel, after shouting
over the murder Of Mr.. LincOlp, immedi-
ately laid down, kicked q little, gaspod, ,
rolled up It's eyes and died.
LIT tho South DO as utterly ruined as
some would have hor, and trade with her
would be worth just about as much as
with tho Digger Indians.
AN immense amount Of kentucky 'bag-
glng" will DO required for bagging the
rebel game wo arc taking. We trust that
"IOpo" will 10 In loss demand.
TIE rebel Gen. Early died latcly at
Lynchburg. We suppose that tho rebel
Generals do not now regard death as 4
| misfortune.
Chill ponury weighs down tho heart H.
self, and though 1t sometimes Is enduI ed
with calmnesS, It is but tho calmneSs OF
despair.
JouE BILL declines returning TO Nash
Vile, not because he Is afraid, but simply
because he Is ashamed.
JTFB DAVIS correspondcd with Booth In
cypher, and now 10 himself cypher.
IT appears from tho latest accounts, that
Orrest Is not yet cut down.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

PIoKIRD EGus. AT this season OF tho
year when eggs arc plentiful, boil somo
four or six dozen in large saucepan until
they become quito hard. Then, aftsr
carefully removing the shells, lay them In
large-moathed jars; and pour over them
scalding vinegar, well seasoned with whole
pepper, allspice, y fow races Of ginger, and
a few cloves or garlic. When cold bung
down closely, and in q month they are fit
for use. Whore eggs arc plentiful, tho
picked ls by no means expensive, and
Is a rclishlng accompaniment 70 cold
uloat.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

He who is good theoretical agrlcultu.
rist, may be very poor practical farmer,
Tho two kinds OF knowledge, theoretical
and practical, require, to certain extent
. somewhat different order of mind. But
every practical farmer Can be greatly benc-
fitted by theoretical, or shook farming"
For instAce, farmer has been accustomed
70 labor on . cold, clay soil. Let him
move on TO q sandy soil, and practice In
tho same way as on the clay soil, and he
spells his farm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

To prepare land for the osier, or basket
willow, plough II deep, and prepare It as
for corn; set the cuttings In rows, two and
q half feet apart, and the cuttings ten or
twelve inches apart In the rows. Stick
them nearly perpendicular, leaving ono or
two buds above the ground. Cultivate
them like corn, the first year, TO keep
them clear Of grass and weeds, aud then
let them go Il. Whom prepared, they
were worth from 90 70 o. q hundred
pOunds. bofore the NNnr,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

JOHN r. ELVANs a CO.,
81 Louisiana ave Aad MS s.Tost, a.
WASHINGTON. d, c., NJ
BLACKsMITms' AND wHKRLWRI0urs,
HARDWARE
ANYlLS-wrvught; Cast Stool Faced.
VlOkS-Solid Box Com, COttOT Keys Paral :
lei, 49, Chain, LISA
bLkDGE HAMMERS
HAND do.
huTs5sgnSrO Punched iHOxasOn Punches.
CABLE CHAINs--l toJS inch.
sPRlNGS-Bhght; Black
AxLBs=Long Arm x Patent Sold Collar.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS
SAWED fELL0Es-2 to inches threat.
HICKORY sPOKEs.
OAK sPOKEs.
sHAfrS-lluh, light; Ruff, medium y nn-
tahed, light medium, heavy express, gro
osTyi finished, light land bars); medium
land bars) heavy land bars).
P0LRs-Rua; finished land eiTclesl.
sWIN0LBrRfRs-IIght feTTulsd; medium
bniEhed heavy,
FlRlSHBD WHkELs-LaTgS
Pu TBRAs CASH,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

SOILS which contains water within
thirty inches OF the surface, should be
undOFdrsiued. Prom such land there is
a continued draining Of water TO the sur
face, as in flower pct, where the water Is
applied 10 the bottom, but soon molstens
70 tho top. Constant evaporation keeps
tho soil and air cold, and excludes tho air
from the soil Drain of tho water and
tho air entors tho soil; as there Is less ovap-
Grafton, the soil becomes warmer; the
in the soil, and changes the poisonous
protoxidc Of iron, TO tho beneficial perox-
lido,
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MmDxOAn.

y al
b NDon nVoANAe =
RsTABLIsuRD AaA R1Yuun vRoN oBIrA
RRY, ~ 800 '
fHR ONLY PlInr wunaN A m1nH 6fu m
n.-.....z NoAe ~ ~
VbfAihkN
IN. I0TKEf0N h.s Asu,vu,za An o,u,, -.
1a, sS 49, ns e ~ s1 es ,s,.ssy in ne
urea. Afectiona OF ihe Kidnevs ana pisdAs, ~.
SoInntary S;sshsrsss s i,arS,es nsa N.
billy. NSrvSns .. pyspeI"ts. Languos, Low
IRn.s m ,o,i,,- r ~ tn.Ra.noa th9
~ M ainas- XII -. ~ ~ n II 10y ,s,gh
q, Sin A1sStIons M ne i.nn@. s,o.a. hosa
no,.,els' ,h,,sn ,es,,hi. d,.arSotsS .s.ss. q
~ sn,,..r If.,isa ~ Vn.,sNI,,.. honi
.al,,.r, i..t,rrs ,nc-. sas.i M ,hi ,s.i. and
~ sa,,, ~ sSrsn. to a. M.r4nor. ~ n, lan
bilgbting th.iy mos, briiiiant hepes ~ snIs,.s
uona' rendering % TnnngT s Sc impossible
p.r..,.I,v vho bays hSeo,,. ~. vt.,,s,, Ann.
taTy Vice. that drsndfui and destruetiye NM
n,Sh SNnn ~ W. Msp n " an SnsnSi grave
snI All hsiiliant Intslis.t VIE ,ih, ,I sl.
have sntransoI i,stSnins Sanaics ,ttsS M ~,
Jsrs az sloanenee or IA, IA to eoutaey ths nsIn
~ 80, III ,l,h ,,ii sonaJan.s 80 N'ins
''''' '"@S W" MappfSnR
M.,vtoa 49,. "a w., NJ, .,,,.,.u,.u
marrisSe baIpS .Usrs oS nbysiesi waaSnsuas
a,ganic dehIi'x Ian,,atna.y a. .nans,,I
cn sa'' uoV"'J' ~S''i"'uo'' "~' sPooaily
ia ,,ho nia.o. h,,n..is nnS., "a. -. :, ~
80, ~ .I.s.,,, -, a. - "a, h.'a e " w
ucman, aud eonhdonily roly upon his skin a.
aPhysiciAn $50.
,uu,,,.,,,,o aH,! 70. T VIZ X, 49,.
TN ~ 10. 49, - ~. ~ ssss TO-,
erablo And Marriage imPossible-is tho pcualiy
Rald by the viotlms q Improper lndulgeneeS
~, ~, ~ 49, - a. ~. ~ '.via
mo. SVs nvHf SS inc hS ha hat
subject VIII ptetend 70 deny That tho powcr u
proereation Y lo., sooner by lhoee falling into
improper habits than " the prudont. Beside
being deprived the pleasures Of healthy Cd
spring, inc mos. SERIOUS ana desuuetvo symp.
toms 70 both body and mind arise. Tho system
SSn,s aeSasnsea Toe rhgsleal and Mental
Iunotons Weahenedi koes % irooroatiyO POwes,
Nervous lrTitability, DyspepsiA, Palpilation u
tho Heart, indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
Wasting Of tho Frame, C0ushs, Consumption,
SSn,,n - .o,,.r,, ,,,,,,,r,,,,,- -.
ofPiCB MO- SOUTH RRkDER1CK STREET,
Lon hand side, ,going from Baltimoro aiIoci,
Few doors from tho oornsS. fau not % Observe
name and number.
pds,o1 b Sss % SSns spS s sGo aaS @ u"
DIX. JOHNSTON,
meinber q tho Royal College OF SurHrunA Lon.
don, graduate from one o. tho most eminent Col.
OF whose iIio mas boen rpcnt In tho hospitals u
London, Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
mas ehected some o. Tho moei astonishing cures
IM were ever known many troubled with
ringing In the head aud ears when asleep, great
noryousne-s, being alarmed a. saddon sounds,
bashlniness, win frequent blnehing, attended
sometlmes with arrangement Of tho mind,
WSfo cured iinmedialely -,.
Dr.. ,. addresses all those who haye injured
thGmsOlves by improper Indulgence aud solitary
hAbitsi which ruin both body and mind unit
Mas .nen Tor e''A'T business study society y
Those are some o. tho sad and melancholy n.
iee,s produced by early habits Of youth, visit
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

The Ministry Of Great Britain is largely
composed ofmen In ''the sore aud yellow
leAf.n Lord PalmerstOn Is 81; Earl Russell
49, MilnerGlbson, $751; the Lord Chancellor,
6oj and Mr.. Gladstone, who is considered
q young man yet, 50. Lord Derby, the
Tory leader, is 60, and his lieutenant, Mr..
Disraeli, IL 90.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

FAMILY MARKETS AT RICHMOND, Va
Tho family markets at Richmond were
abundantly supplied last Saturday, and the
finest lamb and mutton sold at l0A20 cents
per hi fresh fab at 40 cents a pair for
shad, and 5al0 cents per ID. for sturgeon;
2Oa25 cents for beof; eggs 35a4O per dozen;
fresh butter 40a50 cents q pound; new DO
tAtoes u peck, and old do. so cents;
cabbage 40a50cents per head; beets 10 cents
and onions 10 cents per bunch.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

SHRMAH CHEDRATIoN THO ''Turners, !"
OF New York, held their annual festival NJ
Jones wood, near that city on Monday.
several hundred persons were present, ana
theday was passed In dancing, sInging
and the display Of gymnAstic exerclses.
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OYPTCE BAITIMoRE AND ONO RAJ
" man OOMpLMV


WAsIrgLol, Deeelnbsr IL, 1854.
On and after SUNDAY MORT, Dee. lA, 1884,
Passsags! Trains bstvssn wAshington and Bal.
an'r' WI qF IA z i soyTso NORTH.
Ne L-BALTIhoRR, WAT STATION AND
HARRIsBUR0 TRAtN-Leaye Washington q 10
m. Arrive q Baltimore O. 90 a. m.
KxPREss-Lcsve washlnS ton !. 80 a. N. Ar.
rivs At Philadelphia l. 80 p. m. New York O. 30
p m. No Baltimore tickets cold.
No. 2-BALTIMORE AND wB5TBRN TRAIN.
way .so @'GaSS% q As1 sSSP .Es "a.
Train for the West, and reaching baltimore 10. %
No. L-NEw YORK MAIL TRAIN, Leave
40 p. m. Philadelphia bS7 p m. Now
10. g. SB<iMoRE TRAIN AND wAYsrA.
Meeting at Relay with Fredoriek tfain. Arrive
No. G'~BALTiMoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAlN-Louv0 Wellington
T. 20 p. m. Arrive nj Baltimore o. lOp. m. THIS
train stops at Blaiensburg, Doltsyiilo, Laurel,
aud Annapolis Junction only. ...
No. I.--BOsTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAlN-LeaYo Washington q. 90 y. m,
Arrive at New York T. 90 =. IN. Mails and pas.
sengors by this train Connect with AZ tho early
morning, limos leaving Now York for tho Bast,
North aud West No Philadelphia aud Daiu.
more tickets sold by this lralH, Which Is limited
In capacity by Government orders, to Insure the
No. s-BALTIMORE AND HARRISBURG
TRAlN-LOaVO Washington at 0. 40 y. IN. Ar.
rive at Baltimore At s. . p. N:
No. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAiN-LcavO Washington vt T. 80
p m, stopping ut Relay House for Western
Passengers 70 take Express Train for Grafton,
wheeling, Parkorsburg, aud oil points In tho
Weat. Reaches Now York at O. 10 a. m.
For Annapolis the connections will DO made
with the 8. 10 n. m. and the 8 and l. 80 p. IN.
from Washington. No train TO or from Annapo.
SUNDAY TRAINa
The only trains from Washington for paasan.
gers on sunday arc tho 8. 10 and H. 10 o. IN and
500 ?. m for baltimore, aud T. 30 p. N. for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York aud the
West and the Q. 90 p. m. for Now York ONLY.
FROM BALTIMORE, tho only traina on Sun.
day arc Nos. 2and 1, at l. 30 a. IN. aud s. 30 a
m. with the New York Passengers and mails,
and tho No. o at 3. ~ and No. 8 At 0. % p. IN.
Sleeping cars direct " New York ON 7. 80 p.
N. trains daily.
Through tickets To tho wcst, ~ we'll "a 10
Philadelphia, New York OF Boston, can DO had
at tho Station Ticket OGleo Mt all hOurs In the
day, a. well "A At new office in the American
tween Four Half and Sixth streets,
Baggage will be checked NJ all hours; also for
through points, to sayo trouble and confusion ut
the departure OF tho tralus
For further information, tickets OF every kind
80. apply to George 4. KOontI, Agent at Wash.
ingtOn, OF at tho Ticket Once
WP. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
del9.u General Ticket Agent.
pHtLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

Il n IL II H ~ ~.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 5l4 PENN. AVENUE,
WAsHHaroE Cry, ID. @.
GREAT BAspBIN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS PORWARDBRs.
Merchandise, Money, Jewslry, vAluablos, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, Ne,
Forwarded with sAPETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible soetions VI tho country. This Com
pauy has Agencies In the principal railway
towns In tho
NORTH, BAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal ollCes arc
WARRINGTON, y, @. ,NRW YORK, BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
ClNNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON
Connections are made al New York aud Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CanAdAs aud to thu
British Provinces, and with steamship lines 10
liverpool, Southampton and HaVre, aud thence
by European eNpreHros 10 all prominent CONNER.
eial towns In Great Britain aud on tho Continent
Collection Of Notes, Drafts and Bills mado at
all accessible parts VI tho Omitted statos.
Jela wnhipstop' DO
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OHIKP oUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE,
~ DEPof or WAsHNaroE, WASHEsroE, D. C.,
January T. 1884.
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber
Leather, once Furniture, Harness and Sadlsry
are requested 10 send 10 this ofaco, on tho MON
dupIieate, Of the articles they are prepared TO
furnish 10 this depot Al short notice, with tho
price o. each marked In plain figures, 80 that, In
ease the exgeneles Of tho service require II, the
article or articles can be obtained without delHy.
and Al the lowest prsco
Dealers wishing 10 cell 70 this Depot will be
required TO furniAh the list PunstnAlly every
Monday morning D. II. RUCKKR,
Brig. GeB. and Chief ouATternAstsT,
lS6.u Depot Of WAshinGtea
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from Tho Orphans'
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
columbia, letters testamentaTy on the personal
estate OF Adelaide bowman, late Of Warrington
city, d. c., deceased. All persons having olSima
against the said deceased arc hereby warned To
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on or before the SOth day Of May
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
nom all bOnaht Of the said estate.
Given undor my hand thia S0th day Of Nay,
1865. DAVID ATKINS, RxesatOE.
my9O-SWa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20

T0ITN X. ELVANS 4 CO,
" 81 Louisiana ave. and sos O street q
WASHINGTON, d. O., Ma
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordinary sizes.
RBPlNED IRON.
BA0NALL's, 90.
ToSSH SHOE IRoN-Mitro, Ss.
ovHIs AND HALF ROUNDS.
.. D. NAIL RODS.
7. v " do,
NORWAY snA n
SPRING STEEL
To TH CORK 81 STEEL.
HOOPs-GRlVRniLOds
SCROLL IRON,
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-Rould aud
square charcoal plate ironi PuddlSd
SHEET iRoN-Amoriosnj american ''outa.
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OCTAuON CAST sTEKL,
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GERMAN STEEL.
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ROUND srkkL-Casti machinery.
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RY W. L. WALL 90,
~ AUCTIONkBRs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, 40,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON cONsIGNMRN re-
STORAGE FOR OARRIAaKS
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40,
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PAPEI. DEALERS

ROGERS, BUTCHERS, AND PROVIS,
" ION DEALERS.
TAKE NOTICE.
We offer for sale
10, 900 REAMs CAP STRAW,
1000 RBAMs CROWN STRAW.
ALSO,
All kinds VI
WRAPPING PAPER,
TEN PER CENT. LOWER
than can purchased elsewhere
We arc constantly purchasing, for CASH,
OLD BLANK BOOKS,
BILLS. RECEIPTS,
LETTERS, AND
For which We will pay
AN ADVANCE ABOVE TIE MARKET.
CASH PAID FOR RAGS, ROPE, 10.
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q South Charles street,
dolS'n baltimore, Maryland.