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CHAMPION RowINe MATCH on THE scHuyL.
KILL-A rowing match took place on Wednes-
day on the Schuyikill, near Philadelphis, for O
purse Of $3.50. The contestants were Joshua
WRd, Of Newbufgh, N. Y, who In some fifteen
single scull races, has proved himself the cham
Hamill, Of Pithbufg, boatman comparatively
unknown 70 fame, his Arst achievement, outside
Of any local victories, being at the Boston City
Regatta on the fourth Of July last, where he won
the single scull race easily. Hamill's friends
having the most unbounded confidence In his
abilities, Immediately sought q match with
Ward, who readily acceded TO their proposition,
and contest was at once arranged between the
two.
The length Of the course was three miles. Afser
false STAN, occssioned by some little misundef.
standing, the gun was Aired for another start, al
which both men got OF well together. The
Pittsburg man, pulling short, quick stroke, soon
took the lead, and then ieagthening the stroke
settled down 20 tho work Of keeping ahead.
Ward pulled OF with his long, sweeping stroke,
and kept well mp with his opponent until they
reaehedthe bend. Here Hamill spurted ahead,
and ien Ward about boats length astern.
work, while the Pittsburg man gradually gained
upon him, pulling easier and evidently confident
Of winning. His numerous friends ckeesed him
loudly from the banks, many running along % a
% Keep him In sight. On reaching the upper
stakes, Hamii was four or ave boat lengths ahead,
rowing easily, Ward still laboring hard On the
home stretch the same order was pufsued, Ward
squirting once q q to reduce the dlsance 70 about
three lengths, In which relative position they
Aamll was fDssty.fsrs Ssssssss cd tsssssy-ssse
This 10 the Arst tine ward has svx been
beaten.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows in favor. Il kills
and eIterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden insects, 60. All genuine bears the sig-
nature of E Lyon, s~d is not poisososs to persons
OF domestic sstssals. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES,
may 1-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAychlLoR's HAIR DYE
Ths bssf ia TIA World.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from IA.
ture-warrsatcd no, 10 injure the Hair In theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
sses the Hair for life. Grey, Rcd o. Rssty Hsss
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, lesv.
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold bv al
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine is signed WILLIAnA. BAfsI.
BLOB, o. tie Joxy sidss Of sseA beg.
Fsetovy, No. 81 Barclay ST., NsS Ye,h,
mT-ly Late 30 Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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The War In MisssuyI.

LBAvKNwoRTH, August 1.-the announce
ment Of the capture Of Independence by the rebels
has caused considerable excitement, and the
militia forces had organized. One company has
been called TO Fort Scott TO strengthen that CARL
son.
SPRINGFIELD, August 13.-Major Montgomery
drove Cofnn's band Of guerillas out Of Hermans-
willie on Monday night, and caught and attac ked
them on Tuesday morning, killing and wounding
quite number and putting the rest to flight.
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Maine Democratic Convention

PORTLAND, Me, Aug H.-The Democratic
State Convention has nominated Bion Bradbury,
OF Eastpoft, a. their candidate for Governor.
The resolutions adopted declare the party to be
for the Union as IL was and the Constitution as IL
10. They declare that the Constitution was formed
In the spirit of concession and compromise, and
must he preserved by the same means, and not
by military power alone.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.
The Rebel Ram Savannah-SmalI Force Of
Rebels mt Savannah,

NEW York, Aug. 4.-Advces from Port Royal
state that the negro brigade has proved failure,
and been disbanded
A fugitive contraband who arrived at Port
Royal stated that there were only 2,CO0 rebels at
Savannah He also says that tbs ram was mere
floating battery, Of little power, with eight guns
and tho ofcsrs are afraid to take 1t out Of Savan
nah river
The rebels are in strong force on James and
Daufuskie Islands.
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PROPOSALS FOR MULES.

I
DBPoT QUARTKRMAsTlR's OIYIcI.
W Corr Of ls,s e Hst6 g st 4,
SIxLlp PRoposALs viii be reoeiyed AZ this o66os
untit s.,uRD.y' An,n.t s0tb' N 70 o,clnoH ~
fcI iarni'hPs the SS,s,nmsat Win ol three
'-'A'~41 .o,.,H ,ao .oA'"s
SPEClFICA1lONe.
ALL to Be sound ssrvlcesble. Mules for drsusht
purposes. -,
~ M .,n.r rrrI yHxas ON and for Muie.
nnonos.,.
Tn. proposal. for .eoh oi.:! 81 Mule. mus. be-
Proposals to be for 1901 hve hundred and ~
The foil nam. and post efloe address Of the bid
bor mnst apbcai IN inc kIoRehal.
Ifs bid Is made in the name ola firm the names
of all the partners must appear or the bld Will be
S SoT H. nSt r. 'fo'0''i Oh 'he PAf'
nep neosais from disloysI pa,fis, Gill sof Ia ,os
,,fitpS and an osth of siiesisnos .anst soeom-
ssny each proposition.
PIoIoss ,pt s SS @dHrsseI 70 vS,ohS y,
r. o.. and should be plsinl, matted srIopoSaI:
for Mules" GUARANTEE.
The ability OF the bidder to fill the contract,
DC 10 Hbo. ee
bs sspepdsd to The suarantee. - '''"'
e. Of ,Ss " me- ,s mus.
fo. Rs.ornsy Court OF Of tho United
T; be so sss bid
Bonds, In the sum Of twenty thousand dollars.
signed By the oonsI.ssOI snS both Of h: rpassan
As The BOND must scoonpsny tn oontrsct 1t will
be neserssry for bidders 70 have their bondsmen
ynn shem, az 70 nevo oonds nsneI IN anueits-
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III Archbishop Hughes returned to New York
On fuesd.y last, ffem his visit to Eurepe Upon
cssAslie clergy, heaAsd BY vless &slsnlesui,,
1sv. ksthsr Ceusdy, Rev. Father Quinn, end
asv. FSthse Dolsn, who vrrs csayeysd % tie
I'm. is, sssss sui,ss sy s:v
Ing Gfeete1 TIE srchbfshop and eonsrstnlsted
him On his sale setuEn and geo1 health, the party
brought him 10 The wharf q the foot 81 White.
hall street., vhsnes 8ishep hughss was conveyed
70 bis rssidenes.
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HARRIsBURe, Aug. H.-Msj. Gen. Wool, with
several Of his aids, are here, rendering valuable
assistance In the formation Of the new regiments.
One regiment leaves Lancaster tomorrow morn
war. Several other regiments also leave here to-
morrow, aud from present appearances, Pennsyl-
vania will have fifteen regiments in the field
within q week. Others are rapidly forming.
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Coon NIWs HoR ALL.

WAsH1NsfoN, June 20, 1862.
This Is 10 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and zee
ne. SILVA BAILEY,
Ie2l-n AtMn Barbour's, 37s I'd ST., bet d and K
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ORDNANCE oEwE !e i,,,,.,,x,,,

ot
until P. NJ on the 18th Of August 1882 for the de-
.s' t.syrs m5,s1s Of h.I,s es1
At the ws.sr.oyn Arsenal. watertovn, Masss-
At ihe W.isryliet Arsenal, West Troy. New
At the New York Arsenal, Governor's Island,
At Is. FnStfCrs Arsenal. Bridssburs, Psnn,yl-
At the hllsE6ssy Arsenal Pittsburgh. Penn,,l
xan,s, 10 goo set. @.
1hsss SET. s Of horse equipment. .r. to he furn-
"a. be ssoA .O o the
hs are as 90
received by the Government; none TO be soce pted
or PAID for but suoh a. are approved upon such in
Deliveries must be made in lots OF not less than
UNDER one hundred sets Der week for al contracts
OF from hve hundred up 10 ono thousand sots; rvo
Thousand 70 Two thousands sets; Ave huldred sets
per week for oil contracts Of from two thou,and 70
for ii con.oss Of TO rom .1 fSosasnd 70 tss tSsS
Failure 70 deliver 9. specified tim. viii subject
Dc lvsrsa 81 thai aTs; The essipmsnt. sr. 70 be
biz snd adde's Of Sd tss
Be Tns g on s' enter snSs
Bidders viii state explicitly in their proposals
the time, quantity, ana place Of each delivery
Each party obtaining contact Will be required
70 enter into bonds, with proper eureties fer the
faithful fuflment Of the same.
Bids OF persoss who are not manufacturers or
regular dealers in leather work, will not be con
sidered; and the Department reserves the right to
reject any oil bids which may be made.
Upon the award being made, success sful bidders,
only, viii be notified; and they will be turnrhec
with for OF the contract and Of the bond rec urod
Of them.
nPIeIOsaI. vii 30 addressed to "Gen. James w
RlpleJ, Chief Of 0rdnano, Washington, ID. G., and
ments." JAMES w. RIPLEY
au s-eot2sAur Brig. cen, Chief OF Ordnance.
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To OBTAIN fine carts dc visits nkenesses 90 10
Whitehursts, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue. He
II selling Ceriginal carts dc risits Licensees Of
distinguished men, embracing all the prominent
men OF this country. See his Licensees In oil and
water colors. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy l2-eo1m4
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General Lanes Expedition.

ST. JosIPH, Mo-, Aug. 13 Brig. Gen. Lane
took the field on Monday, with 500 cavalry.
He will be Joined In the interior by $50 more
troops, and will make the campaign against the
gueflllas short and decisive.
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War Mestips in Lsuisviiie

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. ia large and enthu-
siastic war meeting was held at the court house
last night. Resolutions were unanimously adopt
enty thousand dollars for bounties to volunteers.
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Enrsilmsn, Of PsnnsyIvania Militia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-Hon. WIN. Millward ,
o. D marshal Of the eastern district Of Pennsyl-
vania, has been commissioned bv the Governor
to make the enrolment Of the militia Of the state
In the eastern district. Hon. Alex. Murdoch,
marshal Of the western district, received similar
anfhnHifu
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VI The 'su lbSs q. M '.s-Ca y an hock
Island RallIoad fos yaIy, 1901, x-Ie ESQ 30,
se1s nosis 49,, elit,oe7-iaesease, ess,e0e.
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5000 FKEWARDddWilI be paid for the .p,Is,

% 6OU hension and delivery TO me, of two -
Negro Men, tthe property of w lillian Lyles.
the Jail of Prince Georges County, Mary
land, on the night of tho 18th of June, 1s61-
mltted TO the Jail on the charge of arson. Negro
man PRESTON, II about i've feet ten inche high,
other man, NICK, il about i've feet six inches
high, and about the same age and ooer OF Pres
ton. These negroes went of In COMPANY with
others who yere since seen on the Potomss River,
lew mles from Alexandria. l will give the above
reward for their apprehension, or one hundred dol
lars for either of them. no matter where taken
provided they or either of them are delivered to
me at the Jail In Upper Marlborough, Prince
6eorgo's County. Maryland.
PEER 9. GRIMES, Sheriff
jy 2avfw OF Prince Georges County.
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TRUsSRs-TRU ss Es. Of the most approved
= STILES, and oil sizes and prioes. :
south American Soap Bark.
hsflclnes, Toilet Afneles: go
Eet sels % MO0kE,s West End Orus. Store,
JIG ia eye, eopth eldes a-1eS 9k.tgtrN
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Movements Of the Rebel Morgan.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August blight hundred
men belonging TO the rebel force Of Col. Morgan
have crossed to the north side Of the Cumber.
land river, and were four miles north Of Ben
netps Ferry, In Monroe county, on Monday last.
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Gsv. Curtin's Missisn to Warrington.
HARRrsBuRs, Aug 4-6overnor Curtin's mis-
sion to Washington has proved entirely success
full, as the additional regulation order (the Sth)
for the enrolment and draft Of the militia, which
has Just been received, will show.
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DROPosALs FOR WOOD.
DIfof QuARrTRNAsrIR's OFFICE,
Corner Of lstk dsd g sf,ssfs, !
WAsHIrGY0N. Aufust 4 1869

UIfof QuARrERNAsrIR's OrrIcr,
Cogno o. lsth asd st'.si..
WAsHIFGror. August I, Ise2.N
s1.LIp Pso.osibs for the deryery of ,OcoI Eve
be received at tbs ofoe until satu rday. the Isih)
sixteenth Zee day Of hu5u,ts I2l twelve o'slcet y
iooa ieet long, and split to the ordinary sise ofoord
fhs wood 70 be delivered In the atty of wash
he dIee 's n me fssa s9s
hvery, not being considered complete until 20
the Government. to inspect and measure the wood,
cnS snon ~ does not conform to the above speo
Two thousand ave hundred q soOl cords 70 be de-
and two theussnd Ave hundred "a tcsJ cords 70 b
delivered on or before the frst day Of Novembsl.
Payment 70 be made upsn the completion Of the
The full nam. and Po.s One sddre.. Of N. bid
ifs bid !: made IN he Ss%s Of arm the name,
q. ndva ;oSo. sa' q II he ,.
e.th 81 Mi: N
PropossI: must be addressed to Col. d. "A R.cr
r, Qusrtermsster y. 3 Army, Washington, u,
q, asd must be plainly marked Proposals for
The ability Of the bidder TO MI the contract,
should II be awarded to him, must be GUARANTEED
be appended TO the guarantee.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the ofoiAl certificate Of the Clerk Of the
pearest District Cont or Of the United States
District Attorney.
Bidders must be present in person when thegbids
arc opened, or the proposals viii not be considered
Bonds, In the sum oil ten thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both Of his guarantors. will
20 rssuired Of the successful bidder sPon siEning
As the bond must accompany the contract, 10 will
be necessary for bidders to ha,e their bondsmen
with them, or to have bonds sgned in antIolDa-
tlon and ready to De produced when the contract
Ia 81 Ened. Blanhs for bones oan Be procured upsn
application being made az this once, either per-
sonally. By letter. or By telegraph.
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TT Of G.s.ssiss-

-, and -, of the county Of - and STATE
f., do hereby guarantee that - ,--- IL able 20
fulfil Q contract, in accordance With the terml OF
his proposiuon, and that should his proposition he
accepted he will st once enter into Q contract In
sooordAuoe Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared 70 become his secur Itles.
lIs this Ia.r.ntee must b appended the oaclsl
certificate above mepUoned.I
Tho Desot Quartermaster reserves to himself
the right to reject Any or oil bids that he may
deem Too high. ID. III. RUCKER,
1-dti5th CNloueI and
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LOST AND FOUND.

GSO REWARD Will be paid for tho apprehsn.
jim, Who b broke The isi Of Prince 90 SsOT1s
SssR 1872 !. s5ea Ave f.es
Inohe. high, is about IS years of age, and isI
&: ,.Opsi Of Albert SsrT., rs yInE ns..
where tsk.n-e divided no e dsIi1ered At the jail
T,Rs5d FGFER P g. hsf
~ q 1av1w Of Prince Georges county.
GJ0O REWARD Will be PAID for the eppre
man, named JAM Is G1SfRE y. eho Sross
e. sh q Ma. Sl "a. lS an
assault with intent to kill q man named Daniels.
Godsy . and Of Sf.5 and
no MISTER where nton-pTovlded he * dsiIvered
c. INT 'pRiEE Es9s
jy 24-2svtv Of Prince GEORGES county.
A LIBERAL REWARD.-There are nov out
a FOURTEEN NEGROES. Who broke -
the Jail OF Prince Georgia county, Mary
1862, supposed TO be from Virginia A liberal
reward wall be given for their aPprehensIon.@
Georges cou utr. Marylaud.
PETER 6. GRIMES, Sheriff
Nv 2avlr OF Prince Georte,s county.
&6O REWARD Will DO paid for tn. spprehsn
BOB sssy Ssok 70 the me 81
hight the as.a ii june. isss on BOB i. sSoG.
isn hs e sSS%.s BsS.I Gd
Esq, OF plscatavsy District, Prince GEORGES
county. l will ave the stove reward for his .sl-
10 delivered to me At the Jail in Upper Msrbor-
ough, Prince 6eorge's county, Maryland.
,,unv.v rErGfF p e SkaI sdi1, Sheriff Sheriff
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pnHsIoH OFFICE, JUNE Is = 9, ise,. y

~ ALL HEON 1T EAY CONCxRN
Application having been made under the aot Of $50
jane 1880 for the reissue Of the land Warrants de-
seiibed herein, which srs alleged 70 have been los
following the description OF each warrant, . new
certificate Of like tenor will be Issued, II povalid oh
lection should then appear. .. -
No $3.50, for LOO aires Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name of Abrsham Qucken6ush,
and was granted November 18th, 1s,5-Juoe 2s
1863.
No. 81 ,e3s, Tor i60 acres, issued under the ac
Of March, 1856, In the name Of jacob Brader, and
was granted August 10, is5a-Msy ., 1854
No ,I22, for l20 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Charlotte, widow Of
Walter Cole, and was granted January 70, 1850
No. d ,oss, for 100 acres issued under the ac, OF
March, 1850 In the name Of Mary Harer, wirOw OF
John Haner, and was granted November le, iSb6-
No. ,S81, for 10 acres, issued ueder tfv act OF
Sep, ,embcr 1850, In the name OF James Scriyner,
minor child OF VIII iam Scrvner, deceased, and was
granted Augu.t II, lsb2--Juns ~. 1892
Patrick brady, privsts, Of company X second Tssi
,, meIt U Infantry, bearing date sist December
No, 27,7Oi for 100 acres, Issued under the act OF
Hareh, 1855, In the name Of John Walters, and was
granted Nov. o, l856-June 81, 1909 ,ayuTgvsy
No. 90 l32, for 100 q res is'ued under the set OF
March 1855, Ia the name Of ,rah wi iow Of Thomas
Miller, and was granted Dsctmber 49, 1861 June Il
No 1853, for 100 nc,es, under act Of iltb Febru
sry, ls47, 10 favor Of Thomas Bingham Rriyate, Of
Captain Hunter'e COMPANY, Battalion or Mormon
volunteers ifsued 18th april fs3--Jul g. 1851
No. e5 6i3, for 1.0hcrre, issued under ,he Tot oi
March 8, 1855, In the name o, WI lam II Henry, and
was granted on the .',h day o. june, 1850 2s
''' q" u 'a''Sa" JOSEPH II. BARn1ff, ~
Co0miadQaes
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yNINTEn ARRAnGEmERT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
AILR q AD.

On and after MONDAY. NOV. 10, 1891,
50 '"'AN''''" - FHIK:
YOr Baltimore, At $50 .. N, SIS >. m, n.ss D. n,
(Exprees,) J and 1850 pm. I.'..
Ror Chssier, at sis g. n, 80 .. m, AS and 1850
: For wilninsten, 1t $50 m, SIS a. H., rlss E.
Bor Nsw Castle, al 8 lb o N. and a.Ib D. N.
Ror Dover, st sis 9. m. and 34b p. N.
For Milford, n SIS ., N. .....,
for saiirbury, stsIbh m.
Leave baltimore at q 10 m. (ExpfesJ 1oe p
'!%;;; y %:;;$':s'sa a 4aS "a iS' &ss AIS.
Leave Salisbury at Ssp. u.
Leave Milford 1t 4.b6 y. m. ....
Leave Dover at .. N. and o.lo m
tfssss f Chsstsr Il sso !. nm., a. IA is, lto' and $50
r Leave Baltimore fcr Salisbury and intermediate
dsts stations, at Loo p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at SO .. m, II % and l1.2o p. m.
Leave Wilmington st 40 .. m, s.ss g. N II 10
EssfahiTlsAlN. ass with Passenger Car attached,
Lave Fhilsdsipiia, for rsryvills and in,srme.
date places, At $40 p. m. go
| Leave Wilmington, for Perryvillc and ntermedi.
Lave Bsidnors, for Hayre de Grace and inter.
mediate stations, at9 An .."...
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
At $50 .. IN. and io.ss p' m from Phiaaslphis 10
Xt iiom Baltimore to philsdelphia.
more VIII run daily, Mondays esedc.ed ;,v,r,,
Jan 2-tf President
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CNR DOBqON, VIA NEwPOKT AND
r -..-U. FALL NlVEIt. .

By the splendid And euIerior steam A
ers METRO EMPIRE =
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OFMEINE,
Of great trength and speed but particularly adapted
70 the navigation Of Long leland Sosnd running In
connection with the Eall River and Ola Celony
railroad, dtstsnoe Of g miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. Q, North river, nsar the Battery.
The .s,samer EXPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytcn,
Mondsys, Wednesday,, and Fridays, AtA O'Clock, r.
NJ, toSching st Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
TucSdsys, Tharsdsys, and saturdays, at O'Clock,
r. H., toaohtnG at Newport each way. ~.
TAsGa AsAnen are ated with o0nmodius rtato.
rooms, aAd every arrangement for the security and
o0fott OF passenger, who are Afforded by this route
nkhts rest On Sosfd and, on arrival at Fall river,
pfodeed per steamboat train, reaching Boeton early
thS following morning, or may remain on board IN.
ul StsrtinE Of the accomnodation At A. N. By
which they may reach Boston about s4S A. N.
Abaggsge mAstes h attached 70 each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
The Same TO its destination.
AlsttaDer runs, in oounection with ths line, bo.
tween Tsli river snd Previdence, daily except Ban.
ffeisht 70 Bestos b forwarded through with sresi
| disiAtsh By an Expresa Train, which leaves Fail
| Fivef every morning, Snndays excepted. at IN
O'Clock for Bcston aud New Bedford, arriving atlt
destination at about II A. NJ
For freight OF pcseasc, arpiy On board, or attn
omde % Pier No. ., North river. For stateroomi
and bsrths, apply % seszS, Or desired 10 secure
| - --''-''' y. WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
/ esq l1-u 81, 10 and II West street N. 7
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+ .-.s II III III ..,
Book For The Soldiers!
t Il H IL
q H Z . II H -
r- Co.,. OF QUE Ir.f., . ..'t.,.. .
U.SIOT ARMY .aN:D NaV'r,
1 THEIR LIVES. .g, ..,..
THEIR PORTRAITS.

This volume contains the PORTRAITS (ane.
line sugrayings) and BIOGRAPHIES Of each Of
,hs following prominent Officers:
Gems Anderson. Bsnks, Ba,lsr, Burnside, Bleuk.
erI Barry, John CoGhrsne, Couch, Dig, Duryea,
Ffhntlin, Fremont Heintzelman, Lane, Lyon
Man-asld. Mcclellan, Mcdowell, Richardson, R"se.
crsus, Sickles Sigel Scott, Siocum and Wool. Gels
C@coran, Cowsin tlst Mass) and Elisworth. Com.
Dupont, aa6Capt wilkes. '.' .. 81 '-
The publishers tried to produce book essentially
fof the .oldiers, complete, compact elegant and
shkap--to be carried with them in their knapsacks
orpockets-w without taking up more room than .
email Pocket Bible. .,s -. j
The price for each volume .,,,. .,.,,, o.
bound In cloth. h...............-,.... 30 OTIS,
bound In elegant cloth, with beyeled lu,.
edges and gif...... ,.,.......-..... 10 cts.
Asfhe demand for this work will, no doubt, be
large and the production Of II comparatively slow,
on account Of the great number Of engravings II
0 Aiains, orders should DO rent Of an early da by
all those who wish to be served speedily, ~ We shall
execute each order in its turn. 'r1sI #uEUr1 81.
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No. 52O, Seventh st., four doors aboveD,
r.'' 90 of go. up stairs, Washington, ID. O.
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aasnAsktsqAsAAprwsTdsd TO any camp, o. stS.Py
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The national Republican., 1862-04-17
N a~
adams Express Company"

This Company Offers TO the public " unequalled
Advantagesn for the /" Safe and Quick DEpatch" Of
Heavy Freigh.s, Packages, VAluables, Money, &o,,
10. !, 70 all parts OF the United States. a,
Expresses 10 md from the North and est depart
from and kuive In Washington twice dsily. III
Espresses are Ii chsrGe Of experienced and reliable
Messenger. ia /. . ...-..-.L. .... ...
All Packages for " The Soldiers" carried At " One
HAlfn our ususl rates.
All goods for the so-cslled Confederatss ststes"
and al sStioles :" ContEsba Of War" will be Us
FUSED. y H'I y.
Our Rxprsssss leave New York at - and +: M,
Uriyiag N W 2EhDg'on a. "a VI, and 80 r. NJ.
Expresses Leave Philadelphia att. 20 A, NJ. and 10
n, ARRIVING 10 wsshing lon 8 80 r. ~ and A n,
Expregses leave BaltTporeGt t,2o A u. and 3 90
F.H' arriving in Washington at . A M ''d go
Expresses Tor III points North and Ws.t leave
Washing ton daily Al 7.3o Il, AZ. and 30 p. NJ,
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Freight
can be made on application Ut this ofnce.
All goods called ios ana ds,,ysred srss of ozus
m ~, ,eriatsudsut Adams EypIces Cs. Z
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