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rTVIH VIC JNIY
II il impossible 10 read It's sccoLnts Ul the late tnost
ing in New York ithout bsiag profoundly impressed
with tho deeply rooted ovs Of country that pervacea tbs
heart VI the people. In sal'ry July day moro than
atty Thousand people rahsred In Union square TO renew
their VOWS o. allegiance 10 Their country and their noble
government But s,il more significant was the uranmi
ty which inspirsd them. Inc theme of every orator
whether interviewer with rhetorical elegances
se,ic expression--was lnbusd with hs necessity Tor
more cuegy more sarnesoss more war on the par. OF
rulers and generals, men, more money, more nacr,
fces from ms psop.c The future historian viii crccis
New York With grand share OF patriotism and loyalty
In this IA, onal crisis ard viii sckaoweags as. tnc
commercial aud soc'Si heart os ne country mas AWAY
tbroobed with dsyotion 20 lis great interests
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The Now York Central Railroad.


The Board Of Directors OF the Central Railroad nj
to cay with full attendance. The customary busins
transacted and the reports Of the officers shown
the business and condition OF the road received
dividend OF three per declared payable on Il
list Of August in FULL free Of tax. the road assuming u
nay ing the income tar.
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SUDDEN DrAm-Captain McGough, Of the BritIsh brig
Adelaide, lying M the Atlantic OK Brooklyn died SUE.
denly Wednesday evening. Coroner Norris held an
inquest ths tody s7d vsrdct was rendered or dee II
from Leryp9s debility, caused By hard drinking.
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Meeting In Auburn o .tsfsc volunteers.

AIDs. vs. 'u's - H0VN'
mass meeting Of tho pooylo Of Cs>.sa county Wac
held In this city to-day, 10 adopt measures w ssSuis
volunteers FIR ths war.
Tho meeting VAS largely attended, anc the pest issns
prevailed. The indications fstioriag that Cayugs
county viii furnish her quota for The NV levy In shs
stato. .
The meeting addressed By several spec all o.
whom urged prompt aetioa aud vigorous Ssys'sD u
securing volunteers.
The city 10 decorated with the slars and slrpss>
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PACKAGES roR DuPosrs seulDsos.--Ali psckssn fer
officers OF Commodore Duponts squadron will 90 FOR.
warded free Of charge loft board tbs schooner nsl
phsns foot Of Dey street, before twelve o'clock H. care
OF L. q. STYLES.
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PROCLAMATION.

EDWIN d, MORGAN, GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE OF
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, July II, 1852.
Formal meetings Of the people in different portions Of
the State and individuals possessing the public cent
dencs have recommended me to convene the Iegisa
turs to the end that uniform bounty may be provided
to pay volunteers raised under the recent 70,
QUESTION OF tho President in such manner that the
burden shall not fall unequay upon localities call
Of the Legislature and the elaboration incident to
tho action OF that body necessarily involve delay a.
period when immediate action is OF vital Importance
10 the military service. The popular will seems euphat
icay TO demand that additional premium shall be ~
offered to promote enlistmsnts Tho sxgency clear
~ requires the promptest action.
Now therefore, confidently believing that the People
through their rsprt s,ntaves, will ratify aud conrm
this act after consultation with those officers charged
especially by with experimenting the fiscal
Of the state DO hereby offer and declare that in add
ton 10 the bounty offered by the general government
will 1t be paid to each pr
rate colder who shal hereafter volunteer int the ser
vice Of tho United States. Regulations TO that cnd will
be Immediately prepared and issued This provision ap
plies well 70 recruits for regiments in the field ~ Ia
volunteers for the rszin.snts now being raised.
Individual and organized efforts In degree 70 bs
in.sned in consequence OF this Offer. On tho contra
ry IL hoped and expected that both will be stimulated
thereby The thnnsd ranks OF brave soldiers in the
nsd appeal 70 US Duty to ourselves, patrosrra, every
thing hold dear, urge 10 70 action. Shall w
prove equal the crsiss let shs next thirty day'
answer the romsntous question.
In witness whereof have hersunto sgued ny name and
affixed the privy seal OF tbs state, ct the city
l.sj OF Albany, this seventeenth day Of July, in Tho
year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty
EDWIN D. MORGAN.
gy the Governor,
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LAURA KrNE's TmAmE-NIs MAoGIS NIroayu.-
The complimentary benefit TO this charming takes
place 70 night We bespssk for her crowded attend
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wisconsin and Volunteering.
MuwAugKn Wis July II la62


The government has divided the State into I've military
districts, and each cns - 70 raise regiment
Ila Distric.-Embroces the counties Of Racine Keno
sha. wsukssha, waiworth, Jefferson Rock and Green.
Second Dsssrict-Aivaoxss, ozaukss, Washington,
shsboygan, Dodge and Jefferson.
Third Dsstri.t--Danc, Columbia, Sank, MMque,ts,
waushara, Iowa and Lafayette.
SsarA Etris;-Espd du Lao, winasbago, Calumet,
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Recruiting In tho Country.

M.,nrA Gordon and Hopkins, the Captain and Firss
Lieutenant are recruiting company at WaYarey, Togs
county In this State, the people having previously sub
scribod large sum for bcuniics These ofncGs arc
able, and iough the village has three hundred mes
already At the war are sonadso, they will III ~ their
company In Q very few days.
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,-. Il Change at A.
Vho scsfc&sy ALBANY, dul.
,x. We authorized the
The Common Nouns ~ - ., in city botca
tlons OF tn, twenty-five, u ohAn,s.
supply the scarcity of silvia
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NrxoNs CREMoRNE GARDEN, fourteenth street and
Sixth ayenee.-oPERA BALLET rRoaENADK CoacERr AND
EsgHsrgIANIsn
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BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway Cox
NUrr-LEARNED SEAL, &C., at ali hours MRS. PARTING
roS-ScnooLAAsTGR AARoAp. afternoon and eveanG
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CHRISrYs OPERA house. ss5 Broadwsy..-EruIorrAy
eoSGs, DANCES, Ac-FIGar Fos UscLs SAM
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The Mass Meeting I'm Jersey City.
the mass meeting that was 70 have been held q
Wednesday has been postponed till this evening. A
large gs.hsrng 10 expected.
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fosnASD, Me-, July II, lso1
The State las insrsassd the bounty from thirty dol
lars in new regiments and thirty vs dollars In old rss.
msnts to fotyAvs dollars per FOR new regiments
ana nfty.nvs dollars for old rsgimsns-
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WOODS MINSTREL II III. 5ll Broadway-ESHYoPrAS
SONGS DANCES &c -DowN IN OLD k-Y-KY.
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considering the great influx Of non-producers Is
remarkably low.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday. but
adjourned over TO Monday for want of quorum
SocAs much b1Gter yesterday AMI quite saoyant
al the advance which equal 20 y per cent Go
securities did part icpste IN the nosem nt
but were u y lower. Gold advanced " llsA tls,
and chlngo 1904 49, Money was In rather better
supply at per cent.
Tho cotton market was again excited and higher yes
to-day and closed stf at advance OF lc . xc POI
To- The saes embraced 200 500 bales, on the basis
OF II No. 4Sc. for nddng uplands. Fair cotton was
almost out OF market and small lot OF midding fair
sold at the high price of 5ssc per b. which, DO
loved, il about the highest agure paid Tor cotton
daring ths history OF tho country. Flour was quite
active, and advanced the average about loo. per
bb Wheat was To- 20 higher, while sales were qlite
active Corn Arm and active closing at SIC 53hc.
for cd Western mixed. Pork active, though some-
what buoyan in prices with sales Of mess NJ Sli
sci IS chiefly at the inside hgure and Of prime At IS 70
So Sugars Arm, with sass or 2,069 nhds and
49l boxes at full prices CoIes rn, with moderate
saes Frcghts steady and toleraby brisk, while
rates were somewhat loss bucyaas.
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HITcHCOCK'S THEATRE AND MUSIC HALL Canal
street-sosGs. DANCES. BuRlss4uEs, DO.
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NEW BOwERy THEATRE Bowery-GAnsLss's FArD
~FIcn riso BROTHERS o. RosE-HousE Doc.
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New York, Friday, July IS, lsea.
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wALIAcK's THEATRE. No 50 Brcadway.-rxA
DIAyoLo-IgIsa EsIGRAsr.
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ADHoSpAcK--rWsve guns, new steam frigass.-N
splendid specimen Of naval architecture, Of which q
description has already appeared In our columns, saA
rrom this naval station yesterday under sealed ords
Annexed 10 Q complete list Of her officers
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WINTER GARDEN Broadway.-ouR AMERICAN Cows
lis OUT PLACE.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. BroAdw.y-FAscsos.
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GAIyTIEs CONCERT HALL. GIG Broadway.-DsAvrso
&oon ENTERTAINMENT
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PEOPLES MUSIC HALL Is Bowery-soS0s, DANCES.
BUkLxsoUxs &C.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS So Broadway
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. Ill 10 p. n.
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+ RON N.CLAD ST 4 A M nc u $

T n ID A ID T Il M E II 3 I.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Fstruary 30, 1882
The Navy Department viii, until the 9th Of
construction and equipment Of Iol clad vessels for
river, haIbOr aud coast defence
These vessels, with the exception Of those for The
PEELED ~ screws; those ior ths river and
tributaries may Be propelled by paddle wheels. The
h1 T Be a I'll ISn wholly Of Sp would Ss
projectors may consider most suitable for the object
proposed but their sides and decks must protected
with an iron armature SUFFICIENT to resist the heav.
The vessels fOt the Mississippi river and It's trlbu.
taries not = draw more than six feet water when
to e to msn.n os
knots per hour In still water, and carry sufioient
coal In the bunkers for six days steamlng at that
speed Their armament will con.st OF not Ices than
The vessels for harbor defence are not to draw
more than twelve feet water when fully equipped
maintain a permanent speed Of teu knots per hour
In smooth water, and carry sufficient coal IN the
bqnkers for seven days stesming at that speed.
Their armament VIII consist oi not less than from
two 10 four eleven inch guns.
The vessels for coast defence not 10 draw more
than twsHy ss water when fs eSSpPsd and
tain permanent speed Of fifteen knots per hour At
sea, and carry sufnOient coal 10 the buntcrs for
| twelve days stcsming at that speed Their arma.
| inch guns
This guns Of the vessels for harbor and coast de
fence are to train to all points OF the compass with
out change In the vessels position.
The propositions must state the number Of vessels
subject to the election Of the Department which the
party proposes to furnish complete In every respect
embracing armour plating, steam machinery and
equipments Of all kinds, ready for service, excepting
only the ordnance and ordnance stores and provis
Ions the proposition must be accomr anied by do.
scriptions, specifications, drawings and models 0i
such character that the work could be executed
from them.
The place Of delivery must DO stated, the time
within which the vessel or vessels to be complet
cd and also the total sum to be paid for each.
Ii will be stipulated In the contract that one Hfth
the total amoant will be retained by tho Govern
ment until sixty days after the reception Of the vcs
sell In order to give II trial. the remaining pay.
ments being made with due regard TO the proper
performance and progress Of the work; the contract
will also embrace forfeitures Tor failure TO perform
the conditions specified,
The bids must bs accompanied by the guarantee
required by law, that, II contract Is awarded, |,
viii bs promptly executed and the names of tht
parties who are to become the sureties TO the
OF the face of the contract will also be stated
The Department will consider any other propOs
tions that may bc presented In which the draft OF
wa'sr above nomed Is not exceeded
Tho Department will be al liberty 10 accept or
reject any or all the propositions. feb 2O-2sw4w
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TOrpesloes.

A great deal has been said about the torpe.
does sunk by the rebels in the Western rivers,
to destroy our boats. Eight Of these engines
of intended destruction were found and taken
up by Lieutenant Phelps, In reconn0iteriug
before the capture of Fort Henry. They are
thus described by correspondent Of The New
York Tribune:
lone Of them was taken apart this evening.
II consists OF stout sheet iron cylinder, pointed
at both ends, about five and half feet long and
one foot in diameter. In the interior is canvas
bag, containing seventy pounds Of powder.
Connected with the upper end ID an iron lever,
three and half feet long, armed With prongs,
designed tO catch in the bottom of the boat 10
be demolished. The motion OF the boat is OK
pected to work this lever sufficiently 10 move
an iron rod on the inside Of the cylinder, acting
upon the trigger Of lock, which ID to explode
a percussion cap and fire the powder. The
machine is anchored, presenting the prongs on
the upper end of the lever In such way that
boats going down stream will slide over them,
but those coming up will catch the points and
work the lever.
Lieut.. Phelps dragged for them, and drew
them up by ropes, at such q distance as 70 be
out of danger, which proved useless precau.
ton, as not single one exploded, and the
powder In those he opened was completely
soaked and worthless. They were designed To
have the prongs come up within Q few inches
Of the surface, but as the freshet has raised the
river 25 feet above low water, they were iar
below. Those taken out were found in the
west channel, (the river, three miles below the
fort, is divided midway by Panther Island } but
we learn they are also planted in the east chan.
mel, and shall drag that for them when the wa.
ter falls As they are rendered buoyant by on
air chamber in the upper end, they stand al an
angle Of about 45 degrees, the tops pointing
down stream, and are held in place by two
ropes, attached to anchors in the bed of the
river"
The existeDse Of these torpedoes was discov
cred, curlously enough, in consequence Of tht
too free use of her tongue, by a woman wh,
was thoroughly seeessionist Being met by {
scouting party and told that the gunboat
would destroy Fort Henry on the next day
she exclaimed, woman-like, "Not a bit of L
they will be all blown up before they get pas
the island" On that hint our officers acted.
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CREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" .E. FOR THE WHIST, pd
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD asd NEW FORK
CkNfRAL RAILROAD. He

ur Or AND AYTRR DscEMssR ., 1861,
Expres Trsins leave Now York city dcpos Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, q
;s% 4 & Ss..s' street .,ea !, :e!h ;,ros. station.
H:%$ sp.n. H:;s:: r. s'op, m,
Montreal .. and Buaslo
Tfain with sleeping 1910 p. N.
oazJ, 1915 p. n. : = a... .u .-.I.''
On suEpAI., tho following trains will be run 10
and from soth street, The 1910 p. IN. sleeping car
Troy, and d ~ mo M .l.S so% saa Albany sfs n.y. !" from
Connecting at Albany with the New Yori Cen.
ssi.1is, Rome, and :tsticns q 7o@s md wsisr.
S.S s! s,2s syiss:: TSs:s s
Trains q oonSsction issve BsaSio and SuspessioS
Western Rsi!rcaa, for HAMILTON, Torosto,. Detroit
a.d:se rsls s15: ma b1s..S & *
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock leland, Musostine ,iowaCity
BurltSEton, Quincy, Springfield, Alton, st. Louis
r5s :,a
""' 0'''"1s'5i H6sTHEsS ri fHsspIso ROUTE.
Conneotine with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
whitehall, Rutland, Rsr!inS!Sn, 81. AiSsns, Rcss.
Point, Plattoursh, osdcnsbursh, Montreal, &c
~ Freight Arrangements BY this route y sbove
bsrs and Hudson sreets ars at ali tmes o. Svorsbi,
a. made by other Railroad Companies The faoit
ties Of this great New York Routs 10 the West, ,oon
mend II 10 The confidence Of merchants and shipper
fssssnger Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Gs,.j run in e0nneetion On the New York Central
FOR psIsiorl.ls !. Y local Lsia ,sad freight q
Ar SMITH,
dec II Superintendent.
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UNITED sTATEs pATErg E.s9a.Iy 1.EiCEs f.,
On the petition Of Charles Goodyear Jr. executor,
&c. Of Charles Goodyear, deceased, praying for the
extension of q patent granted 10 The said Charles
Goodyear, April 25, 1918, for an improvement In
making Hollow Articles OF India Rubber, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 10Th day Of April, 1852,
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once Monday, the l4th day Of April next.
at 10 O'Clock, M and all persons are notified to sp.
pear and show cause ifany they have, why said pc
iitl0n ought not 10 be granted. a.
Persons oppOsing the extension are required 10 file
u the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least twenty days before the day
Of heariuE all testimony fled by either party to be
used at the said hearing mast be taken and trans
mittsd In accordance with the rules Of the Office,
which will be furnished On application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the 81 st
day of March next uepositions and other papers re.
lied upon as test mony must be filed In the ONCE on
or before tbs moraing Of that day; the Arguments,
II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, aleo, that this notice be published In the
National R1mplcan, Warrington, d. G /, and New
York Tribune, New York N. T., once week for three
successive weeks the Arst Of said publications to be
at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
d. T. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner OF Patents.
T. s. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice. feb 7-sw
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IN CHEOPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
ID r. Il. B. SIG Il & NJ q ND.
80 Broadway, New York; and 200 Penna. avenue
bet. 18th and 18th sts, Washington, D. g.,
Calls the attention OF the public 70 the following
advantages Of his improved system:
lst The teeth Of his manufacture will never oorrodt
change color BY any sOdS, and are three fourth
"a No teeth or Roots need be extracted, ~ thu
artificial ones osn be inserted over them.
3d., The roots will be made inohensivs and hever
10 ache. '.I .s
ith. No temporary tseth are needed, ~ permauen,
ones can BE- made inmediatsly, thereby preserving
old system, Is frequently disAgared.
bth. This work has been fully tested, for over hvs
years by many Of the first Chemists and Physician
Of this and the old country
Dr.. y, has also invented . white indesruotibls
meta alilns with whicn the most sentative tsS
be hlied without pain, and oan build up p6ffeot
sound too,h on any side roots, which will las'
He refers TO IN. following gentlemen DR.. v. Mott
Dr. Doremus, Professor OF Chemiatry; Hon. A.
Mann, Jun Capt. Crabtree, Vice PTesident Of the
Emigration Co. Of New York; Hon Judge WAYNE
q the supreme NE Court, Of Washington, b. g.; and
Csu and examine r yourselves. nov s-em
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pAssDNosR rRAYrs.

- - - ~ -
r.:s sSs 49,, AZ ycEDAr E:s;s: IN .s 4.
more Will run - tellows: y lsafT B. ~
dd1y esstse ~ sesk. u'd ise ss SuudaH.
FOR PHfLADELrMrAA AND NEW YORK
sSs FOR SxI.Sssi.s1. wshns.shp ~ ING Il and
iSk ESk ffSHiIAa5S2EhfaiA%.ss fSHihIAaE5SEHiAs "a = L steps
wEsf-Leavs WashiDstOa ~ .. m, aad ! or 6
FOR rRsDERIcK-At14oa .. m, and p m.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
As,. m'sS Z SiiSEs:: EuS ssy: T w.Sn:SS +,
os.s Ioss Iss1. ws!:s.Ou !.
1loa. n. Arrive al BALTIMORE eao .. n. No con.
ncssaSae ~. q nelti3oss This y Tho mosnlns eonnso
New ~ @ ie1s Ii! n rss,s ,ssv. w..hns.o. ..,, NJ
Amvs q 1sNincve 1870 p. m; PhilAdelphis S.a7
Phii:deiISs Tim d leaves q washiss.on al D. M,
fsacnng basanefe q $50 p. m, and Philadslphis
Ansmoea Asscnnoda da.loa leave wsshinr,o. 400
B.ltimo TN IL Afternoon co sonnsoeiSn SRsafos fos
Evening Ezpr.s l.av. wshins.oa p. m. Ar.
i've q Blln.s.s ~ ?. -; Rhladslphia io5sp n;
N;s e. ssv. stwE:ss;s ws:sssoa Il 4 an. 500
!. ~ so Z. m. train from w.::hins.oc oonn.o,s
tuxOu8u " NeW IOfk eVory uAy uuflnk ue week.
~ TRAINS MOVING SOUTH. ,sf.
Leave Now York at I q. m; Phlladelphia l1.S0 o.
nj Baltimore LOOP m, Arrive at wsshington 80
Leave New York :. op. m; Philadelphia io.5op
n; baltimore 4 80 N. Arrive st Washington go
Leave New York At II p. m; Philadelphia s.ss q.
m; baltimore 7ss . q. Arrive st Warrington
Local Assonnsda.ion yTrainu ieavs baltimore at
2. m and Jap. n. nor Washington arrive there
On Ssadsys Z. 4 j. a. and -ss a. m only from psl,i.
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Sunday. ~
Passenger Trains leaving washiugtou at 100 O. n.
and 400 p m, and Baltlmofe at la .. NJ and ls6
2 m, make direct connections for Annapolis at the
Relay for Frederick, HagerstOwn, DO &o., except
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
tnGt0n At $50 .. N. aud 3.4ep. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 600 T. m.
II 4. m. and ,. m, and Baltimore at l.30 and 1856
. m, Will acp only a <wwo1olis Junction.
way Passengers must take tho Accommodation 7faiSs
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
promptly upon card tfms, excepting that tho A30 n,
1.ss . m, and p no. trains will wait 20 minutes, II
nece:.!y, 70 secure the Passengers and Mails from
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED soLDIERs
A special saf, with IN attendant with beds will
leave VI ashinGton twice week for Pbiladc pis di.
rect at II a: m. for the accommodation Of sick and
wounded soldiers.
W. p. SMITH,
ros Master Of Transportation, Bait.
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COL II Il s.,
- ATT TEND TO YOUR TEETH IL
DR.. PIE A BO DY.
DHNTI4T.

Wul visit Balls Cross Roads on the 18th instant,
aud Jemain until the 2sth for the purpose OF prac
ticlbg his profession. Dr. Peabody informs his city
No x78 Pa. avenue, during business hours, a.y
day between the let and 18th Of each month. and
will 10 pleased 10 have them call. feb 1l-l2t@