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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
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aas - ~ si.ir.. ws.Aiss,sn. .. q. "a 90
An disease. Of priv.,. nssurs trssss< h q,
bs., ssisuiins manner. ana raAisai cures sfsstsi
IN ali eases. sYPBILIFIo AFFECTION. CON-
oBxH0A. 0LKHr. srRIcruKns sEnfHAL
wRAKNEss, or the rssui, Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the 0RHRRATIvR
ORGANS. from any cause vhA,syss, or hev
long stsndips, thoroughly ana rsaisaiiy cured
Also, GoUT, RHEUNATIsM, NEURALGIA, ed
other CHRONIC DISEASES q the NERvEs
MUSCLES. BoNEsl and JOINTS; scRoYULA.
BJoTcHEs on the FACE, RRUPTIoNs On ths
limbs and body. and all other KRuPTIvE DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what
ever eAuss they nay have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
eaey prevent you from applying imnsdi.tsiy %
Dc. vsllny. who IL aeknowlsdgsd to be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In tho treatment
Of private diseases Pear not 10 come aad nah.
known your misfortunss, and he viii spssdny
send you on your way rejoicing.
... sRLR-ABUsR % STA. .
That drsadfui ssoars. Of he young, indaie.d
In when sions, destroys the gsnsrstiys organs.
unan them for married iifs, producing wsskh..,
Of the hack sad limbs loss Of aninaiIon and
muscular power, psipi,aiiOa Of the hsart, nsE-
vous irritsbility, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG NAN, in view of the dreadfui sOass.
queness Of delay, DO not fall to naksyour cas-
known Immediately to Dr. vsllny. Your sssrsb
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose syrtsms ware shattered, and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have beer
brought back TO visorOus health By his skilfu
treatment
= MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating mssri
mony, who suspect themselses Of Impotsney,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether IN,
result Of disease, injury, youthful indissrstion,
or indulgence Of the passions in riper ysars, ar,
earnestly sntreStsd to place themselves undsl
the care Of Dr.v. They may rely with certainty
upon . speedy ours, and being restored tof
health and ViEor. .......
He treats with entire success all dissasss o
females, such a. LEucoRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTERI, &C. &s., and In every ease guar
Antsss perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and coMMUNIoA,
rIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
PEEsoEs calling see no ono bat the Docros.
Those at distance may be rEEArnp IT nAIL,
By sending = statement Of oksk. te. Z
jy2-sn
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lhHNluM. LANllIVAI AND VnlV hAAi-
" Road COMPANY. - I,
0. -. "a. TissHsi sSsDi iSss, S;isTis D.i ia
rss.ssg.I Tr.l.I bs.y,.n wsshingten saa Bal
-, TALL noli!e .osra 49,,
nzRxisBURd Tszin-Es.Ss ws.hissioa 4 is
as. ,@afv fosK AID rarElDEtrHtA
Ixfniss.Lssy. w.,Aiasse. ;. g = q; AZ.
p II Hs b1iRmoss tisksts sold,
Ne q a--BALTIMoRIAE AND WFsTERn TRAIN.
Leave Washington q rs 4 N, stopping a
s 'sss ss K: w. :ns = s n' o
He. G-uEw YoRK NAIL TRAIN. -L..v.
Washihgtsn II. 10 q N. Arrive At Baltimore
~ ~ p n. Philadelphia s.1 ?. n. New
No %@SiLTimoRE TRAM AND wAYsrA.
TIONs. Leave waahington q % D. m con
nsc.ing at Rslay. with Frederick train, Arrive
10. S%sALTlsoRE coMMuTArroN AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-Leave washington
4. 90 p. N. Arrive Al Baltlmore O. l0p. N. This
train stops a Bladsnsburg, Beltsviils, Laurel,
n No. .a.PSsis sPPBosfoS, rS. ALBANY AND NEW YORK
BxPREss TRAIN--Leavs Washington 90 p. m.
Arrive Al New York & 90 a m. Malls and pas
ssngers b. this lrain eonpeet With all the early
sSrn1s ss: w: '-Iss sS5s i's sns s' b all
more tickets sold By this train, which u limited
in capacity BY 0ovsrnnAsni orders. 70 insure ths
Ne. s-BALrIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN--IeaVe Washington At lisp. m. Ar
riye At Baltimore 1t .. . p. N.
No. z. NEW YORK, PHILADBLPHlA and
wKsTKRn TRAIN-Lsays washingtOn a T. q
S..ssss.ss z ssl. Espsss. TSsis isi @ Grsiioa.
Mhssiing, Parkersburg. and All poinia In the
west. Reaches New Hork a. O. lSa. N.
For Annapolis the eonnsstions will be made
with the 8. rs .. m. and the and 4 20 ,, m.
from Washington No train 70 OF from Annapo-
- SUNDAY TRAIss
The only trains from washington for passen-
gers on sunday are the g. Is and II. .. m, and
| y 0op. m. for Baltimore, And J. 20 ,. m. foi
Baltimore, PhliadsIphia, New Yorf and the
FRoa BkLriM6RE, the only ,rsins On sap
day are Nos. 2 and T. at T. 30 a. m, aud 8. 80 =.
m. with the New York passengers and malls,
and the No. Q at 3 30 and No, lat q. 90 p. m.
Sleeping, eags direct to New York on :. 20 p.
| N. trains daily. a.
Through Tickets to the west, as we'll as "a
PhIladsiphia, New York or Boston, can be had
| at the station Ticket Onics at all hours In tho
| day, as we'll As At new once In the American
| telegraph BuildiuE, PennsylvAnia Ayeaue, be.
tween Your land a.Hslf and Sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked At all hours also FOL
through points, % save trouble and confusion Al
the departure Of the trains ia" -.....--
Ror further information, tickets Of every kind,
he. apply 10 George 8. RoontI, Agent at Wash
ington, or At the Ticket oaiee:
Master Of Transportation.
| ..r.l4..... ,. .....-... L, N, COLI,
dsls-a General Ticket Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26

The DAvEEPoRr TRIcKs-Mr sorHrRN
sHD Mr.. ADDisOH.-Last Monday evening"
saa'icb was formed at Mr.. botherni,
ionse, rhe oedArs, Kenslngton, for tb,
jurpOse OF exhibiting the rope-tylnt
powers and Manifestations sf "upknowi
forcep which the distinguished Gomez %
aud Mr., AodIsOu (tho medium maigrs imi
re able TO display. Among the cUmpnH,
'orrsent were the Marcbioness o Downshirs
LADY Anna Duff, Mise Gabriel, Mr.
edmund Hatss, Mrs. 6olhern. MIR
sthdler, the Earl OF Fife, the Earl o.
ihlsb rough, viscount ComberniePt
- Fsv'r Htll Trevor. LORD Anhu,
Hln, Colonial Napier Stuart, Edmuld d Yaies,
-4. Is.ua islIor, ksq., hnrold PoWer,
1sq., Charles WalcoI, E.q., and A
Andr,ws, Esq. In addition 70 ali tht
rdinsry manifestations Ia Davenports
Mr. Addison and Mr.. solhern were bnnd.
euhed and tied up in o. cks and succeeded
asily In ffeeing themselves. Mr..
iddison then had his wrist hAndcuffsc
'nd fastened ~ riug screwed In, the
true ure. The doors were closed and OIL
heir heing reopensd In two miputes he
vac seen fastened a. before but with hit
'oat on. The sane gentleman was, To-
aek OF any more convenient chest, locked
ip ~ acorn bin, which Was corded outside
IN t~o minutes he vAa q free man. A
lark seaSes followed, In which the spectral
onchea, ihe flying instruments, tn,
narv' lloos dofIlug OF the cost, aud Oh,
'ther phenomeDs recently exhibited viii
o much parade, were Displayed 10 tht
fnllest effect. Il shoUld be added,
perhaps, that tho SeaRes was not . pre-
arranged affair. Mr. BoLhern had .
ilnner party that evening, and tn
|''mAuii iestAtlons" were merely invokeo
|As . means OF amusement at the reQuesI
|of some OF the guests. = London AoTnuly
STAY, Ga
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
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w..1pnG II 4 Ms,...ssPt. ',s
:::s ::'' 1. ,.ss:i;;: % s. s S. g s,.: sss:
usslsris bsparisn1ii, ~ WulIInlI5n, b. b. nlis
lilaess, MA., Alsnan1ria, ana Fsrtre.1 nsnros,
M,st .iinsr q Ithsss 1'sssswiih hty, osre.
IA. WI ss s:.av.. ssr ., sa,yex 4 ses
bssh.i. q ss.n .. ssis slt p iess y Nv y
Sids.r. ss.i :sse = vklsh q o.. sbsys-
sss s1;s x Rslss' rss. :. ~. s % AZ: HEss
ss dsiIssr:a X. i'm. Sss ssiS s ss,Iysss sS.l
b commenced, anA Uhsn 70 be eomplslsd. ~.
VT Th' price must b yritisr o.. IA vords qn ne
Cora 70 bs pat NJ n soed sseus sashs, q sbosl
tive bushels each, 0ais In hhs s-.t.t - ahoai
hay and straw 10 be securely baled.
. The particular kind OF deeehptlen of cats,
corn hAl, % straw, proposed % p delivered must
HIths articles e1srsd nndsr The bids hsrsis
Invited viIi bs sshisct 70 rlgid in,pscuen by
the Gov Nrnment Inspestor, bsfofp beiht teysp,sd
cep,rst,a viii " awarded from time 70 tilhe 70
IL. 6ovsrnnssi nay rssails, sad payment viii
hal niS have s.:s s S.y:ssi "a Iss sss.s.sa
The blddsr will Be required p seeonpssy his
SsSpS: BE- S:Isoss sss n .s.ss.ss :.
oFthsy VilI, viihia ten days lhsresfler, sxsep,s
The eontFnet Tor the same, wlth geod tadvl1clS
iur.,iss q ! san equal ;. ihs eneust 9Th. sen-
tract 70 deliver The srielss pessd ID eshfotl-
W With the terms q this adtsrtisenontJ ard IL
saAe The aeid biddsf thslf f.ii 10 shler lnte The
eontract, they 70 maks good the dinsrenct 1stussn
The onlf n said bidder and the merit gest rs-
.poesbls klatsE, q ~ RsfasS y ytor psee
The rssppnsibillty of The guarantors mus. -
shown BY the oaeial csriiheate 81 4 Dated ststss
Diatrlet Attorney, Collector of Custpfha, or any
other aieers uAdcr the Cnited ssalss ySrnmenf,
OF Iesponsibls person kn9yn 70 this el,ee
All bidders will b duly notified u the ueeept-
Anee or rejection Of ihaif proposals., =,
The fnll name bad post ofiee address o. uAch
bidder must be ieeibly written IN the proposai.
Proposals must be addressed 70 Brigadief Gen.
eral D. ". Rueksr, Chief Depot ouarternnstsF,
Washington, d. O. and should lbs plsiniy Married
"PropdaAls for Forage.
Bonds, in . sum equal 10 the snount Of the con
tract, sgued BY the contfastor ard both ef hi.
guarantors, will lbe required Of the saseensful
bidder or bidders upon signing the eontraet.
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees, sud bonds
may be obtAined upon application tt this once
All proposals received under this ad verti.e msnt
will bo opensd aud examlned at this once on
Wednesday and Saturday OF each week, At ~ m.
Bidders are respectfully invited 70 b prsssnt nt
the opening Of BIDS u fAsy ss'IE'. !. 49,, =
S77.n Brig. Gen. and opsrtsrnSs,sr,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
CaAnAoTERIsrIc Ao OF Ma. LINCOLN.

CaARAoTERsrIo AoF OF Ma. LINCOLN. =
Il is stated by the New York Times that
Immediately y after our srmy took possession
4 ChAriesIon, Ihe President wrote letter
o the commanding officer, directing him
. Gipquire after tho family fthe latn JameS
L. Peiigru, aud 10 provide them with whst
yer they might need. He inclosed IN
i0llars as peraonal contribution toward
heir wants, lfthsy should be In condition
20 require It. Special instructions were
,lso given 70 secure them full protection
aud the Qnlet occupation Of their home.
MT. PetiHru, It will he remembered, was
me OF the most distinguished lawyers oi
south Carolina, aud stood firm and
fmmoyGbls, though plmost alone, In hlI
,evotIon 10 the Union, through all Tn,
badness OF nulliaeAtiOn In 1889, and o
,ecessiOn 10 q later day. Like every
,ther Southern Union man, he was reducst
poverty by bis course, but high-toneS
integrity aud his unfiinchinE devotion u
principle, commanded the respect even o
ola most bitter political foes. We are glA,
20 learn that very considerable Sums o
money have been raised In Boston AM
New York for the relief Of the surviving
dembers Of the family. rE roTJln
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
rh. Anlnna rfths clame,

IN that rspsrksbis eesled paper len By
j. WnKns BooTn with M. y. B. CkAnk,
snd bS hIm sou6mnnfcuted 20 th1 Uublle,
we ses the motive and anlmating spirit 81
The avfal crime into which BooTu was
led stsp BY step lie t'lovsdn The South
and 'the bouth alone, e. things stand"
He was . "peace's man. In January,
when be signed The paper, he afaxed his
slgpsture 70 the wordas "T0 wait longer
would b crime. An hope for peace d
dead. Ny prayers have proved - Idle -
my hopea. rGod'awiil bodone, Igo 70 see
and shsre the bitter tnd.0 He had "tver
held that tho eouth va right" He was
1 thorough bellever IN slavery. soho wrotei
This eountry was formed for thestohtis,
not for The black man. Aud looking upon
AJ,toan 6Iovssp rom the same standpoint
held ~ the noble trainers OF our Con,
stitutiou, I, fer one, have ever considered
u one Of the greatest blessings (both for
themselyes and us) that God ever bestowed
upon q favored nation. wnneS heretofore
our wealth and power, witness their sle-
vation and cnliehtenment above their race
else~ here. Ihave lived among Il most OF
my li,e, and have seen less harsh treatment
from master. 70 map than have beheld In
the North from father TO son. Yet, Heaven
for the n,gro race than I, could but zee
. way to siln better their condition."
Here, then, was the fell spirit Of slavery
70 snlmate and direct him. For u, he
dared the sacrihce and the peril, and TOR II
madiy wrecked the fairest proepeet OF
peace that the rebel ststes bad yet had,
curing all these long gyears Of war. q n,
BooTH intlmates IN this paper that his
purpose Was % s'make prisoner'' OF Mr..
LISooLN., This purpose he changed 70 that
of foul murder. n suecessful, be says
be g0es''pennlless 10 the side ofthe touth.''
eooTH was also 'siast ditch man !"
De closed his reslduary paper. by saying;
should l reach her (the eouth) In safety,
| willprondly beg permission 70 triumph
Or die In that same "ditch" by her side"
The paper is most lncOhsfent and absurd,
1ut II eonyicts its writer OF malice afore.
thought and OF deliberate Intention to seek
the end he finally accomplished ~ Y
Com. Advertiser. n'N''I
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26


AssAssINATIoNs IN MoDbRN TIMIs.-
The uuiverssi sense OF personal grief, a.
stll a. Of slmost irTeparAble loss 70 the
nstion, ID the death Of President Lincoln,
buds scarcely . parallel In history, unless
{ may be In the assassinations OF Henry
w =, Of France, and Of William the flrsl
Stakeholder. Williams death occurred ll
The midst OF the terrible war with Spain,
during which Holland rose from the eobdl.
ton OF = province 20 othat Ola power In
europe. The death OF William occasloned
Jrofound grief and great CONSERVATION,
md 10 all human appearance IL seemed a.
u the cause Of the young republic was Loaf
lut the nation rosa TO the emergency, abd
ne young Maurice more than filled biz
father's place As a warrior. Henry Nv
sas assassinated in 1910 by Francis RAyil
lac. The populace were ready TO tear th,
'ssassin in pieces, aud eagerly offered thel
0orses 70 quarter him.
Says historian. ... s..- 10y
Never die the death Of King Great,
,uch q stupor, orcause more tears 20 dow
franco seemed 10 be plunged into real
mourning, all trade was suspended In Paris
yurk OF all kinds ceased, the roads wert
covered by the Inhabitants OF the country,
Inxiously inqulring for newaj and when
'ssured Of their misfortune, tbey cried out,
" Hs haze lost our JLther' We haze lost our
flkhug" ...- p. '.f.tI
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
DHILADELHHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BALTIMoRB RAILROAD.

r TIME TABLE. .-
Commanding MONDAY, December leth, 1884,
na ISHs w.ssSn ". .s.' .T SHS :SrS; " s'''d street
o,ptsd, for Baiiinors SRd wsshin stOn, stopping
At Wilmington, PerryVllls, Havre-de- Grace,
NIs Way Mai TTsia =. iSa M, Sunday. .1.
eepted, y for Baltimore. stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad at
wilnington Nr Milford, Salisbury, sAd iHtsrms-
Express Train si,LISp. ~, (sundsys sx.
oepled, j for Baltimore and washington, stopping
~ Chester, wilmington. Eikion, PsrEyyilie,
and Hayre,de-0raes
ceptsd, for Baltimore and Warrington, stopping
u Wllmlngton, Newark, Rlkton, Northeast,
Psrryyiiis, Hsvrs.ds-oraes. PerrymAn's, and
Night Express 81 IiiSp. m. for Baltimore
aud washinEton, stoPpIng.t Chester, lonly TO
tAks Baltimore md WAshington passengers,
winiaS,ql, Newark, EIt.oH. Northsast, Per:
Passengers for Fortress honr0s win take the
HccoMnobAiroS rRAIss-s.opplnr a, all
'tatiOns bstwesn PhilAaelphiA and wilnins-
Leave PAiiAaslphiast II. 90 q. m. l. 90, 0, 30
and 10 90 p N. fhs % p. n, train contests
With Delaware RaIlrOad Tor Milford and Inter.
Leave WiiniasiO at J. IS and S,SOs. m. 4 50
THROUGH TRAINS fRoM BALTIMORE =
Leave wiimington At u m, A2A, ass and .. q
CHESTER FOR EPHILADELPHIA--Ls chs..
ter At Q is. TO- II a. N, ~ 80, ais, L0t, =. %
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express Train II T. % q N for Baltimore and
washington, stopping At Wilmington, Perry
ollie, Havrs-ds-0rAes, Aberdeen, PsrrymAn' =
and Magnolia.
Night BTPre.s y II, 10 ?. N. for Baltmors
and wA.hIngtee, tlepplng At Chester, Itor Baltl'
more and wa.hing.ea pas.sngsn, Wilmington,
Newark. Ilk,oa, Herth-BAst PsrryVills and
kssenneiaiion Train at 10 ,. m. for vii.
/ mlngton and Way BtAtions
BALTINoRk H0R PHILADKLPHIA.
Il Leave Baltimore n .. - p, N. stopping al
HavFe-as-0raea, Perryvllls And Wnmlngton
/ klso stops II Klkion And Newark 10 take pas.
,sngers Tor Philadelphla and leave passenger
| from wAahlngton or Baltimore and Chester t6
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washing
Leave Wilmington for PhiiadslphiA at .. 50
FROM BAIrIMoRE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore g. % .. m. Way Mail !. Il
.. N. Exprsssi a IS y. m. Way Train 81
.. N E1R,.si E1Rrss & So S ssiTSSRcsS %i EsRGIss;
Leave Chester Ai O. 81 q m, LEO and II. &C
Lssv. wIlnIns.oA at ais, a4oG m, 4 IS,
FRTieiiT rRkIN, with passenger car at,
tAehsd, will leave Wilmington for Perryyills
lann n. Y. KENNY, Superintendent
II
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26

sA DD L "a n Y.
5OO RE NOV L 5lO
TO NEW BUILDIsa.
srsoo-Ss
AD-1OoEa
sRvRNrH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMES s. ToPHAM q co.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll. Kpown Old .Rsssbli.hed
TRUNK, sADDLKRT, HARNEss,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRY
70 rHEtR r#t-.
INV BUILDING,
A1-SOO7Ga
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY oPPosTTE THE OLD STAND,
where may be found, of our own nanufaetoro, b
most complete assortment Of every style and
price Of military and eitiIena'
SADDLES AND BRIDLRs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARfIN0ALRs,
PINE SWORD BELTS,
with TOphAn's Patent slido.
Sole hanufaetursra Of
LASoHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturer Of
LANaHoLE's PATENT CURE AND NOSE.
STRAP -.
FOR SALE,
EwBANK's PATENT sPuR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE RuRs,
BUFFALO AND FINE wooLEH RoBRA
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
bits.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT vARIKfY
HARM Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH. CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE L. e.gRILAsE. BUGGY. AND
sUTLERs' STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS. "a % :.
HIPS.
COACH, 5gogT, STAGE -.
EVERY STYLE AND PRIcR
NKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRs.
IRON PRANK TRUNKS, "a rsEr
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIBRs,
LADIEs' DRESS TRUNKS AND BoHHSa
Army yAiIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS.
Leather and Canvas PsliiSisar Bag I; Leather
Canvas, aad Carpot Travelling BagS; Ladies
French sAiehslsi Toy Trnnks, ahd 6shso
sAteAels, and every aEtisls IN thsif nns Of bati
REM MEMBRRi
.. ~ 500 -
- 500 - Ts.. r.
sRvENrH sTRIET.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
ToHN R. ELVANs a CO., !
o. LOuisiana ave. aAd 3os stree. ,AfA
WASHINGTON, d. c., COp
BLAoKsMIrHs' AND wHEELwRIeHTs
n - Z HARDWARE " .H

ANvILs-wrought; Cast steel Paced
VICES-solid Box Com, Cotter Keys RAral-
iei,l.23,4j Chain, Aa3A
sLED0E HAMMERS.
HAND DO. HI -IT rHH %.
NUTs-ssuars Punshsd iHs1AsOA PuncAss
WAEHERS
CABLE CHAINs-j1 toJf inch. 90
KPRIN0B--Bhghtj black.
AxLEs-Long Arm u Patent Solid Collar.
CART HUBs.t tN.a7 .aL &. Hl.. .r
WAGON HUBS.
OkN AND ASH BENT RIMS. .r
HICKORY BkNT RIMS.
SAWED RKLLORS--a 70 . inches thread.
HICKORY sPOKkS.
n OAK fRpoKEh t.t.rft :. l-gE-T-l grr.
sHAFTs-Ruf, light; Run medium; y IN
y tbhed, Light lns1iam. heavy express, gro'
cary anished, light laAd bArsl medium
ESQ lkad bafa) hetsy land bara).
PoLkS--Ru6; aaiSheA (and-ciFplesl,
BwIN0LBrRBRs-Light feEFulodi medinpl
finished heavy.
FINISHED WHkBIs-LArge,
epll Tkkfs CASA, r..o,r,s
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
HoRsHsr
" ARTILKHf HoRsEsl
GNEfF TT MULEsi
orAErIAnAsrHA 0lEElAL's oyyIoH, l
y RIRsf DvIsIoa,
wlsinerou cIrr, March ls, 1898

~. RIRsF DvIsIoa,
wLsimefoN CIEr, March 10, 1895. -
HORSES suitabIs for the savalFy And artillery
service, will be received ~ 0losboro' Depot, IN
open maIket, till Nay ], 1855, by Capt. 0RoRoE
SBhoMNiN0, A. an I'M,
resolved in this city, Il ePsp market, till Nay l,
isSs, By Captain 9, n TonpkinS, AaaistAnt oaAr-
ternaStsr, corner Twenty -soeond and O utresta.
All animals 70 hs subjected 10 the usual oOv.
srnnsnl lhspssiieh bsier, hslag accepted!
sP,sAs.lisaa e i'!ioS Ay.5y hSsss:
sS m y sixteen s SH az kssS. sS SisS ron ". tj .
hine (o) years olA and Eell adaPtsd In every way
70 cavalry purposes norsss between nine (S)
and tan pol years q ase, y sui yise!cua,
Ma MI. As.l.a 3 s q Z sSs'SSi. gsiss
IN Sn particulars, strong, quick, and active,
we'll broken 1na1 saaaro trottsrs u kAFnsas, Il
| fall assh ana eonAltion, from Six l0)Io ten 40,
years cid, not less thnn hfteon and ens hall
lls1O hAndn high eseh Aorss = weigh Aot leaS
ftAss..sa Asaassa sad aty 4, $50 pSsas.
sloal, sonpsse Wali-deSel6pea AnInala, Rol
lolS than lonrlop lll AaAAs high In fuli health,
| ifae from every bleninh or dsleel which WSald
nnAt tham for asgere work, And nant have ahed
The fsur front eolt't teath and developed the sor
EeapsnaiAs four Psrmsnsat tseth, two In sasA
Thsss spsolasatSns wiz bs strlsliy adhered
h, Apd = Eliiy snioFoea IN every particular.
Hours u lnlpectlon, from Al "a. 10 a d. n
lsa Rrloa--carnlry Hersss, ona Hundred anA elgh
ty-ave aollAn (.le5 D Artillsly Hornoa, one hun
drsa and piHsiy dollar. teleQl Mules, one han
/ Payment win be nads 81 thla enes.
JANK9 A. KHIN
colensl n charge EiruI piVialSS, Q. n Q. o,
mhlo-tapSoi
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26

Mr.. JoHNsoE's VIEWS OF EVENTS IN
MExIco.-It Ia raporte1 that In q speech
at Naahyille, aflsIrecelving thenominAtIou
for Vice President, Mr.. johnson declared
himself In favor OF the Monroe doctrine
throughout, and prophesied that the day
was not far dlstant when, with the rebel
lion crushed, We should say TO Napoleon
hat he could not establish monarchy in
Maxico ' '..H .. '.aFyn .' ff'FA I /.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26

A CHMD's TRoUaHF.--Tho following
Dialogue lpeAks for itselT, =
"psPA, has Mr.. Lincoln gone 70 hea-
"fes, my dear child, think soi yea
have no doubt hs h,s gone there.'' ~
''Well, papa, Soa't they ell. get Aropnd
HIN Eiys hun lhree cheenf''--h hoahss-
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
ORPHANs' .-ooU M.

'THIs IT 10 GIVE NOTCH, hat ths cub
u seribsr has obtained hon the orphans' Coari
of Wlshinglon County, Il The pialrirt ef %,
lumbiA, letters ef admlnintratlon o. the poraenal
D. O. deesGssd An persons hasing eleims
agAiasl the said de8sassd, are hessby garnea 2
exhibit the same, with he vsneher. thaleof, 2
the sdhaeribeF, on o. bplors The lst day q AgEii
0ivaa undsf NY hand lhls lal aaE q April,
ls66. JAM MARIA DUSH,
GpS-laW3Wa AAmiAislIAthx.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-26
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NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF SCREW
u I i sTEANEEs a
-sIrHHr fF a. TO .........
NEW YORK.
The New aad Substantial Steamers
\, G. KNOTT,
Capt. ,. J. Mason,
JOHN GIBSON,
a.' rss Capt, W. o. 0soshsgAA,
Bullt szpFsssiy ior this rOuts, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND 0EoRoETowN, D. @. d,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
''F EVERY THURSDAY ItP.n,,
- 'gstH g ~ AND
Nsw York, from Pier u, n. n. % the sAms day.
Freight rsesissA daily, handled In the nos
careful manner. and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, Ht fair rAiss.
For Freight, As. ,spply 70
taa ftl ~ SNOW 4 CO.,
washlagton and osorgs,own, D. c.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
rT srr AisxandriA, Va, AAd
wM. }. TAYLOR k CO.,
spl.u iao Cedar street, N. Y.