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MISSES. A. II. HALL G Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will he
forwarded by any express company's lightning
10 our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man.
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
arehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world J as
MIX street, Boston, Mas. may 19-M,w,s,
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Review Of Gen Banks, Army Csrps.

LITTLE WASHINGTON, VA, July sS There
was a grand review OF Gen. Banks' army corps
O-day two miles from town The weather was
fine, ard several houIs were occupied in field
evolutions and maneuvers by divisions. The
whole review was credi'-ble TO the various COM
manders, but showed the nece 1ity Of more fire.
quent drills en- masse. The magnificent artillery
arm elicited warm applause from all observers.
The recent removal to more favorable ground
has benefited the health Of the troops. There
has been considerable mortality and sickness In
the 60ih New York and other reg iments, bu,
they now improving in sanitary condition
There is nothing important from the front to-day
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The Engagement with the Rebel Gunboat
Arkansas,

CHICAGO, July 28.-A special dispa.sh to the
Times, from Memphis, says that Capt. Gwin, OF
the gunboat Tyler, reports eight killed and six
teen wounded on his boat during the late engaTe-
ment with the ram Arkansas he accuses Lieut..
Hunter commanding the Queen Of the West,
with behaving In a most cowardIy manner, hav-
ing made no effort whatever to bring mis- We: -el
into action The officers Of the Lancas n say the
Queen Of the w est was the first boat that dis
covered the Arkansas, and ran for protection to
the feet without firing gun, and In disobedience
to signals to come 10 the aid Of the CarOndelet
while the latter was engaged at cloIe quarters
with the Arkansas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHELoR's HAIR DYE
TAs bsst IN tks World,

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces q color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-warsnted not 10 injure the lair in theileast;
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Rad or Rxsty Haty
Instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine Is mgned WILLIAnA BATcI.
xLoR, o. ths Josr sidss a. sseA box.
aFsstevy, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsw York,
m97.iy Gate233 Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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The War In New Mexico

LEAvENwOkTH, July 27-MOre reliable ad-
vices from the South state that our forces found
Fort Gibson abandoned by the rebels. A recon-
noissance showed them posted, S coo strong, un-
der Gen. Cooper, on the south bank of the Arkan-
sas, at the mouth Of the Grand river. Their
force was composed Of $40 Arkansas troops and
loo Texans, with two batteries of artillery.
The remainder of the army were Indians, mostly
ChOctaws and Creeks. The route from Fort Scott
to Fort Gibson is entirely free from the rebels,
troops advanced
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A HINT.-A soldier belonging to the Wads-
worth guard (the 10Th regiment N. Y. volunteers)
met a secessionist woman the other day In War
Tenton, Virginia She instantly hoisted her dress
to IN unusual height, and swung around to clear
him. The soldier, who was attentively regard
ing the spectacle, cried out In blank astOnish-
ment " What dirty stockings.n Down went
the skirts, hiding the frig ntful spparition from
view, and the woman disappeared.
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrxRs.

ninugorates, strengthens and puriHes the sys-
able and efectual tonic In the world n IN Com
Rosea OF the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
sHan,sd ana no pure 81 Croix RUM particularly
S1spsea 70 delicate females; cures byspe psia and
Of seasons. s Ao' 'Ae oAAhsos
eoio oY al 6rocen, Druggists, Hotels ana sa-
looms: P.H. DRAKI q Co.,
tp 49, <1 Broadway, New Yofk.
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" wIR 5,rLRrNrST,

WashinEtoH. JaIy 10, 1852.
PRof fosALs viii bs received By this Department
livery s. iSe following Afss5sIs o. III In sntrJ ~ So-
cOutre rents, a. hereinafter specified:
1t tbs Wat.ytoWH ARSENAL, Watertora,
Mass.
1sSSo SSo sets Inf.ntr, 'OO0psr'ment' O,liDre
1T III, WatsrUliet ARSENAL, WsH Troy,
$500 sets Infantry sOoOgtrsmsnts, eal!hEs. g.
At tie Ney York Arsenal, GOrerROr'S
Island, ~. I.
iie'oCo gets insn'I aOOOp.'snent'' c'ibre- g.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, PtnsJprgh, Pa.
$50 sets ilfsntry aOO0gtremsnt'' ca Ofess.
At tho Frankford Arsenal, BriGesbxrg, Pa.
246 Q sets iniaatiy seeOT!fsment', caIeIe s9
1t tie 81 Louis arsenal, st. LOUss, No.
g. sets Irfsa'rI Requirements cailOre g. g
Thsss a,coutrsments are to be T1sds in striot
IF vhioh csl be examined ct any Of the s1oTe
named srsensE. an are TO be 10 Seo'io
at the ErsenLs we're deiISeTed, before beIdE ie
osived for tie GovernEent-nOnet TO be sosep.ed or
pad for bat such az are sv?Ioyea on lrsPec. .lon
TO be the best OAR tSnnsd. Ehe shoulder belt.yIl
be Inoueei IN tho sei.
i+tDNeIlcs must Uc husOc IN .Olh Ol uOt tA~-
co sets per week, Tor ali o)ut a3ts Of 10 900
undeT; and not less than 2 co sets per week o. q,
contracts for over 10 Ol, count ng r' the cate ol
the o,ntract Failure 20 deliver ata sPtc he'd time
Will sub ect the Contractor TO forfeiture OF l. {
amount u Re delivered at that time, rhs aecOutre
meuts mpst be boxed IN the cus'omsrJ msnueli {
boxes to be charged a. cost, to be determined b,
Bidders viii s'its explicitly, the time, amouni
| and Place of each delivery
| Esch party obtaining contrsct VII be required
10 enter into bonds, with proper sureueS, Tor Its
faithful fulhimeEt.
The Department reserves to itself The rr ht to re
iect any bid.
| Proposals will be sddressed TO "Gen. J. w. RIP
/ lev, Chef of Ordnance, Washington, ID. c, an
/ will be endorsed PROPOSES s, iar LiantLy koooa
uemeuts." tAS. w. RIPLEY,
/ jy .3-eotAuss Brig. cen. Chief Of Urdusnco.
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Secession sympathizers at St. Stephens
NJ

CALAIS, Me-, July 20 The Office Of the st
Croix Herald, published at st Stephens, N. b
was again visited by mob last night, and theil
work Of destruction was this time nearly com
plete. Most Of the type was pi' and the presI
Injured, and much material scattered outside the
building and thrown into the river.
The Herald 10 about the only newspaper iI
New Brunswick that has supported the UnioI
cause hence the wrath Of the Provincials agains
II. The publication will be delayed some weeks
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,ssr and 1899 sitSs. sSK z s6yss .54tD.Es.

The reg ulsr course OF instruction embraces the
Estn II fresuired, and eli tke branches which con
stitute thorouEh English and French edncaton.
French II the language Of the family, and In con.
stanty spoken In the lnstltnte IL in the oboeot Of
particular Attennon, and 10 taught from the rudi-
ments 70 the highest course Of literature and o0m
position. The scho.nstie year COMMENCES Seetem-
Der 18th and closes July Ist. Cirousrs, go can
slpal Of ChsgAraJ Insutlte. N Saxm
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TIE IRISH HEARr.-The Dundalk Ureland)
Democrat says " The American Union 10 the
best friend Of Ireland In the world We beg to
tell the Irish In America that the people Of Ire
Union and against the wicked rebellion Of the
nigger-whippers. They do not forget the good
deeds Of the r epublic in their day Of distress,
and they heartily wish success to the Stars and
Stripes, and a speedy defeat TO that audacious
faction who have revolted against the freest Gov
eminent mankind has ever witnessed"
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Reverend Rebels.

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-The reverend rebels El-
liott, Ford, and Baldwin, Of Nashville, sent by
Gov. Andy johnson to Gen. Boyle, have arrived
here and will be sent to the Indiana penitentiary
to- morrow.
The rebel Colonel Bullitt, with 200 recruits for
MOrgan's guerillas from Chew county, 10 report =
ed as having passed through Flat Rock, Bourbon
county, en- route for the South.
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From Missouri-Riet Of Gu.rilIas.

PATTON, Mo, July 81 Lieut.. Chaveaux, Of
Company F, 18th Missouri State militia, with
his company, came upon band of gusyillas, 200
strong, Of whom he had received information,
Ave miles south Of this place. He attacked and
completely routed them, killing and wounding <
a number, and taking Capt. Patterson, their
leader, prisoner. Our loss was three wounded
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IL The proves Of John Morgan, the guerilla
leader in Kentucky, seems to be appreciated by
the widows OF that State. When he catered Ver.
sailles, having put to flight Federal force, he
was met by gay young widow, who hugged
and kissed the bandit chief In presence Of the
citizens.
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A TEST PLATE.-The Nashua Iron Company
has just flushed for the Government test plate
fifteen feet long, forty inches wide, four and q
half inches thick, and weighing ten thousand
pounds. This plate is considered bali- proof, and
will put to the test some Of the new projectiles
which have recently been invented.
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NJ. Herr Formes, says the Athensum, has
chosen to abuse, to waste and to destroy one Of
the most magnificent voice ever be slowed on a
bass singer, and the consequences are now dis.
astrouslY evident, not merely In his own per-
formances but In every concerted piece, which
is trs Informed into disoord by the admission OF
so noisy an organ.
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6oop NEws ron AL

\, j WASHINGTON, June 20 1912
y rhis r. 70 certify that have been stone hind
for upw1rds Of two years. The best doctor. In
" asni agton failed to cure me. -
4. DR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per.
soma wishing further particulars can cali and ace
ne. SEvA BAILEY
jesl-H AtMrs Bsrbour's, 37s ID ST., bet. d and E.
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No More cold to be Paid for Gotten

LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-General w. T. Sherman
has issued orders at Memphis that no more gold
shall be paid for cotton, and venders refusing
current funds shall forfeit half their cotton.
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a q HOnn

rs ConEtsstly reeeiyinI. asd Ess always on hand.
9 full eupply Of al tie mSst oeleor1ted m
WATCH Ks thai are manufactured ia Eng -
land, SwitIeriend and Americs, both in old
and Silver cases. .He also keeps q laTre etocf OF
hire gE EWEI4RY Ofthe most desirlble STYLES eet
with Diamonds, EUlerLlds, Rdbies and ail ether
Gems He Is a. 90 m6nufactD ring al Kinds Of Solle
Standard Silver Ware, END Keeps Swords, ReTol-
yers, sword Belts and SasheE, Bowis KNIVES,
Eaxors. Scissors, sod, Silver and steel SBeets-
eies, and a great varsity Of other things EsrsIly
kept In JoNelTy Stcre, and al at the very ovest
lrlos Me- DOS Pa svenEss between sth a5d letk
stroen. t.-sr $500 r. lS-d :
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IL The Dublin papers announce the death of
person named Sterne, who had been Imprisoned
for debt In the Four Courts Marshasea for thirty
seven years. Mr.. Sterne was gentleman of large
fortune, who fell a victim to wine, women and
money lenders
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY Y'.THaIs TSr TSr
San CAGiN-F oF WONDER, ANATO-
MY, A-d MEDICINE, - h.ye Dc eTminrd regard
less Of G. rerss-O Issue. fTes tfST he beneht Of
Il ~ sr, sung ecfufes .TTiego aud its llls-
"a S -stI-Gs Nervous U-iIlIIy. frerlA urc De-
eli Indigestion Weakness, ID PTesslun Z, or Ia
uOraUCe o. shfElOlOgF anG -.stGTe's tsSW. These
nNaGah'e leciuTeE hSve been tie m@.s Ci en-
I. ht-CIuE 3 q ss~Irg trcGfHnfF. ard WI pe Tor
vAfd~d free or the race - % four st+mpg, Uy sd-
dTts I-g tcTsfarV PaTiytaa CGbtHeG 0f An dioErB
aEf " 1f-fae 5hH MeN York. Tlb-l ~
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q v eIALG

DERAKIaENT OF STATE,
~ wksHINsros, January Is, Isss
Yhe Secretary OF Stste win hereafter rcceiv,
Members CT Congreu on buliaesS On SATURDAYS.
SozmezsiAg WIis saturday, Iae frst Of sett
Rorik.
jan 27-d WILLIAM n. SEwAEb'
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THE UMBRELLA MUsQUITO BAR.
have just received from the manufacturers q
large supply OF Laoe and Nett Mussulto Bars
suitable for Camp, Bed Room, and sitting Rooms
p John ALEXAN DER,
jy l8-SawSw (lntel,l
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To be Good Booking.
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL.

bOoh OOANO hAND
BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain q hand
some complexion, eI omPt
from Plmfles, Blotones,
ho., BY using
DR.. TUMBLETY'S
PIMPLE
BANISHER.
Price, 81 per bottle,
Gent by mall or express
TO any address.
Omce-No. IL Wash
inIton Building, PelnsJl-
vaula avenue, corner Of
Seventh street, Wsshlpg-
ton, y. q.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS /.

Omce-No. IL WASHINGTON Building, Psrns, J.
| yanlS Avenue, corner Of Seventh street, Wtsmuy-
/ ton, ID. G. jyTS
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DIR. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISGER
II warranted 20 cure Sorofula, Erysipelas, Ring
worm, Soaid Head, Salt RhoTm, Uccrs. FeVcy
sores, PlmPle3, and every disease OF tho Skin, OF
Whatever nature.
JOY TO HBE AFFLICTED.
II cures Nervous and OebIlitA.ed Sufferers. and
removes al the Symphonic, among which vii BE-
feRnd
IndIsposition
70 EXeTton, Loss OF
Power, Lots of Msuory,
Difficulty OF BTsStiInE, Gen
ertl Weakness, n 1rTOr Of Disease,
Weak Mower, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror OF Death, Night Sweatz, Cold
Feet, WtEefqlness, Dlmoess OF Vision, Ian
guor, Universal LassltUde OF the Muscular system,
o. ten EIOTmous Appetite, with DJBBePtIo
SYMPTOMS, Hot hands, Flushing Of the
Body, Drynens of the Skill, Pallid
Countenance, and Eruption on the
Face, Psil IN the Back,
heavlEess OF tEe Eye
Hds, Frequently
Black Spots
FlyinE
before
the
Eyes, With Temporary Suffuslon and Loss o
Sight, Want OF Attention, Crest MoblhtY,
Restlessness, with Horror OF Sooieiy.
These symptoms, if allowed TO 70 On-vhioh,
this Medicine invariably remoSes-s0on 70 loHs
LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY AND
EPILEPTIC FITS.
SO don't be cast down. be ye ever so III,
But GO and Partake of has superior skill
THAI never has failed, there are hundreds car tell
Who are brought from deaths door now happy
and well,
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TO GET FAT.

TO GET FAT.
USE THE PIMPLE BAN
ISHER You can gain hye
pounds of hea thy fissh Der mon h
by using Dr. TxmbIsty's PipspIs
moving PimPles. BlOtchee, 30 :.
Tan, ETeckles, SAllouness and all
Impurities and rOufhness of the
fkin, leaving the same blooming
with beauty.
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EOR CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
Il and SHOEf;, st the lowest price, corner Goth
street aud Pa. sv.
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-, ~ a iei.oW named Henry Smith, who was
g Ia 'he FAiiaoS PhiA mi-.t, vas caught
rssaged IN milling pieces, % divert 4.
s,'.'t t'"ar aud when hsr lead was tara, d. sl,,,-
- : u'e OF IN twenty dollar pieces upon vi n
90 gent oi th- I'VE nmeEt can0bt n,rn -,
-. 0.isd fog the puFPose--Lis TobI,etie,
El'-As Oeeh In progress some time - =
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IL Gen. Boyle has adopted q line Of policy
which will be sure to bring rebel sympsthizers
70 terms When Morgan was at Georgetown he
captured Samuel w. Thompson and carried him
2ence Of this outrage, he directed the provost
hal al Lexington 10 arrest f. X HI unit Of that
pi-ce, VINO Is an uncle OF Morgan, and TO hold
ItA @ a. q hostage for the safety Of Mr.. Thompson
suspended tne execution Of the order against Mr.
aunt, out Gen. Boyle has resolved to have man
!o' me1,-'an eye for aneye aud tooth for q
-OV'L -L0htsrtHe Josfzal, JHly I'D
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D DH. JOHNSTON,
DALTIMO ORE

Has disco-rsdtAs NIosi Cs-fstE, SPEEDY dsd O~ly
EFsctETl Esr7sfy y Ehs Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF fMPRUDENCE.
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rL0THIN8, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
~ SHOES corner 10th street and Pa, avenue :,
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREYENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
.d NE NEW s!OREi
HATE, GAPS and BOOTS and SHOES. WhiSh
Will O' sold 3 Tiiy ysSTfSa lST Sli0s' CO. clo.h,r.
cor. 10Th 1t. and Pa, av., sndN $50 1th 81,
FIRST WARD, ATTENTION!
f:e stoot Of LUTHiNs, HATS, CkPs. BoOfs
and snOEs, On the corner of 2Oth street and Pa
EvERYBODY's BUSINESS.
For the oOnvsnieuce Of my First Ward and
.sEs hsS S TS ESsS SJ ':SS
paw Ciothisrs. corner aoth Ct and Pa .1.,
and No. 40 TN street.
Fok, Sko0THlNs. HATS. CAPS, BOOTS
street aud Pa. sv.
CLOTHINs, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
" SHOES corner 10th street and Pa. avenue,
NPNM Il YeUR eP TINE a69,g T9 BUY " ckSIa
corner Soth street and Pa. .V N '
bSSf ssgRStsD H%Ts &ss .nS GtSi4 6HP
0Hci Ti,i@ nun 'u'i. f9o Z: saITH a CO.. olosh,.r.
ADAMS EXPRESS Gs;isf sS.HIss4EsXs PIE y XAsy..r,
Wsskisrfes Csfy, n. c.
aREAT EAsTERN, NORTHERN d WEST
ERN EXPRESS FoSWARDEEs!
Merchandise, Money, JsweIry, vaIuabIss,
Notes, Steckr, Bends, &c,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70
oil accessible sections Of the co antrv Ems oonpS-
ny has agencies In the principal Railway Towns
NORTH. EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
ltR prIuoipal 0EaeR are
wAfsahIINHSGSG R SShk RSfSEoN
oiNNffLtL, SfEt,E: 81 TEEkkqSssoSS1. k2Sssi oSS1uis-
Cenneotiens are msde as Nsy Yosk .nd Boston
sf 8 ann sc
[IIes 70 LIvERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON .nd
prominent comm srciai towns IN srssf Britain - and
0P ceifsstiea sai SncffN q NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS
made st sll accessible parts Of She United ststss.
,.m o. Q. pHNsN, Aren't, q
OAR q BROS GRAND CLOTHINs DEPOT
~ oo'ner and 1th streets, In now the place
yhere AL men 90 10 buy their outfn Of sEnmsr
Oiotnng, spo hefe are good reasons wig every
one should 90 there to buy. Firstly, We sell cheap
style making on trimming, they are es ral 90 the
best Of merola ant tAiore work. And thIrdly,
Always careful IN recommending our goods ~ what
tnsy really are, hence no deception.
disoharged soldiers 20 come 20 BAk BROS
establishment, corner Of 7th and sts. 60 buy evey
srtloIs OF Clothing they need. 10 Is I'm
WRAPPING PAPER, % cents per resm
w On I'D :. FRlNCE 6AYkOR,
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EVERYBODY's BUSINESS.

For the convenience Of my First Ward and
Georgetown customers, L have opened Q branch
store on the corner Of goth street snd Pa avenue,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES ht the lowest
PRICE In toyn, J. SMITH CO.,
Clothiers, corner 20th st and Pa. av,,
and No. SO 7th street.
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NOW Is YOUR TINE To BUY CLOTH-
~ ING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES
ooTner 10th street and Pa. ay.
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WRAPPESysm III m mPArEs sSSSR. Z si2ss Fl sEYsTTos. sssT
The national Republican., 1862-06-25
rR EAT cEnFkALikOUTk
" fORT THE WBBT ~
.HTD~pS RSvsR "A tLROAD am Ssw rOaE
CENTRAL RAILROAD
On Asp AsIss DEoan ssR 0, lssl


On Anp AsTEx DE0kn asa 0, ,lS6l,
Etpfess Trains lsaye New York city dsI,ots d
da&on River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, ~
;"s ss.s' .'s''' s;es s.,A q sss' .'S"
lis Sr.M.s .y iNp n
cd, asiI >. .. -" .a..s''1 -"
@ a. area Tss iose '' !. .sns - sse esG y
.e e. Ains,y :ad 1T, rtS' and shs % non
a Asssss ss " s~ ss,t u e
SAAva, aons, sd stations op Rome ~ Wsssr
ouh Rail5saS esssisl syIsesss, Nsg.is !slh.
Sa ssS .s: ssa as1S :Ss g :.s
aBtekn RsnroaA, tor HamiItoA, Terosso, Detroit
nEssp JS!sSs ,.,ls s,Gwtssis r.. soas p - x
,r6d;ss' Tso1is, tosi i:iss1, Gsssssi.s iSss0isy
;:,Pf'ss :s. :Ssy ssy daI:sssSs saisssis Ass, = -
=, payt;n. COLUMBUS. Clsyelsnd, - sn peas
"1~ so.s'IHsto,h HohfaEfN III iSss8 soUrp, . : Oh 4,
0ounsetinS with Trains u Tsoy, Nth fFey ~
:Hfis: ~ Rs,:.s ssSs az Si'::ss: ~;
'dns. els.eAsrh osdsnsesrSh, HSstsG, =.
| sr.sh. ss,..as X VI. .ssss = sss,s
,st md usspn street, ,sFs 81 All - . Gv11hli
| as tnsde by other Railioad ConpeAlsl ,Tha ASfh
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