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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-09
MIllIN Frs.
N / S S J. ID o 7 L Z

uREGs LEAVE TO INFORM The LADIES or IN
Ii disnspoIis and vicinity that she Oil open Shcv
foous over No Bates House Block wes; w.shsrxton
street Miss Doyle Intends keeping . Paris hulinsry
Emporium, where o; al times may be found the best
sortmen Of boEnets Ribbons. French Flowers. Fumes.
Bridal Wresfhs and all goods usually BE- found .
rt class estseiishment hss Doyle intets nsking In
disnspols her permanent itence and w 81 stines
keep the best aud desirs able goods be found IN
he market The patronage Of The Psbe l. respectfully
solicited. aprs-dly
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NOTICE.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

OyFIcE AssEsSoR lST.ESAL REvEsrs,,
sixth District q Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, May ., 1851
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There were SIS sick and wounded soldiers
in the eleven hospitals in this city this morning.
Quite number Of cpnvalescents have been sent
to their regiments the present week. n. A.
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FROM Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June s-The Agent reports
the value of 81 .034 500 2o's on Saturday. and
TO day 81 ,010, 200 at various agencies.
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Nash vIlle.

ST. LOUIS. June S-The New York and Mis-
sour delegation of the late Chicago Canal Con-
ventiou visited Iron Mountain to day, accom-
panied by large number of citizens
On Pilot Knob meeting Of the Joint delegs
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THE EVENING STAR.
AFFAIRS in GEORGE1OWN.
of the Start

-s GyoRsKTowN. August Goth, 1864
The body of MIR N. g. Roberts, who WIS
drowned on Monday night i'll the Potomac,
was recovered yesterday about II o'clock; his
face and the upper portion Of HIS body were
very dark, and his limbs were all drawn If
from cramp. After the inquest, and the jury
had pronounced verdict of accidental droH
ing, he was inferred in the Methodist Burying
Ground. rHs
The arrivals to.d day are-steamer Empire,
Hunter, N. Y, mdse. to Morgan & Rhinehart
steamer 4. Chamberlain, Stewart. Philaiel-
pbia, mdse. to Hy de & Davidson; scbrs. Billip
d. Seamen, King, Alex, light; White Town,
Berry, Boston, furniture TO Hartly Il Bro:
doses VaHams, Faname, Washington, light;
Emily, Cnrts, Washington, light; Richard A
Wood, Kramer, Washington, light
observation-disclosures Jas. 8. Green, Multi.
mer. n. Y, merchandise from Morgan Il
Rhnehart.
A rived by canalLBoats Josephus, Gen
McClellen, Mary Willard, with coal TO Rays
Docks: Sallie Ardinger, J. Kron, coal to Dor.
den Mining Co; VIM. Walsh, coal TO Agne VS.;
G.. W. H. Hetzer, coal to @. G. 4 l. CO.. r. H.
Castleman, COAL John Morrels and L. Watson,
with four. &c.
DepaIted-Boats III. F. Kadle Mary Mertius
w Mem ahon, Z. II. Tracy, Frances, Josephus,
u. Marmadnke, Susqushanna, VIM J. Booshe
w. II Barger, Gen. Mcclellan, g. Z. Detmold
:. M. Setni, and Jas. Shaw.
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biennial EXAMINATION OF INVALID
- PENSIONERS

PENSION OFFICE, August TO- 1853
The next biennial examinston of Army Invalid
Pensioners, required By act of Congress spproy.
ed March 8, 1859, will take place on and after the
payment of pensions then falling due. No csrtifi.
cate OF such exam ination bearing date prior to the
4th proximo viii have any validity.
All e1a ninations under the above. named Law
are required to be made By two surgeons. No GER
tihcats OF examination made by unauthorized civil
surgeons Will be accepted unless it is clearly i'm
practicable for the per sioner to obtain the certit
cate of two re gularIy appoln ted surgeons
The fees FOR examination SIS in the aggregate
for each CASE will be refur ded the pensionsr
aD1ned, on presenting to the Pension Agent re-
eel pit for the amount from the examining surgeons
but in no case will fees paid to unauthorized civil
surgeons Re refunded.
Those Who are pensionsd ID by Q special act of
Cong ass; % Tor the loss of arm leg, hand foot
or 80 Tor no other disability than the loss of a
finger: toe or an eye, mot eyesight) or than the
privation OF some like essential part of the PEN
sioners body, are exempt from the biennial exam
instion, Those whose pensions commence at date
later than March 1853 will also be eIen1 ut from
examination until September 4. 1856, unless an
earlier examination is specially required by their
certificates
Should IL be found as q result of the examination
In any case ths the pensioner disability no lon ger
exists the pension wall CEASE Should the degree
OF disability be found to nave diminished. without
disappearing altogether, the pensioner will ba paid
ut the rate corresponding with the degree estimated
by the examining surgeons, and no longer speci
fed IN his pension certificate. No pension can De
increased, except on formal application to this
Off e, and by the issue of new certificate
complete list of authorized Examining Sur
eeons soon to he printed, viii he furnished to PEN
su Is-zw JOS II BARRETT, Commissioner
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Eosn Rec. j. Netsfoa BYo1cn, ID. d., Editey ay II
Eae1tlopedta Of RelikiosS Knotelsfsl Z
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bitters put in quart bottles compounded of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from -
to 90 cents per gallon, the taste disguised By Anies
or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause, IS long as they be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drunkard. By their use the
system rs kept continually under the influence of
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and up, and the result In
sll the horrors attendant upon drunksrds life and
death.
For those who desire and rcil hqyt Liquor Bit
ters. we publish the following receipt. Get oRs
bottle Roofands German BiterS and mix with ih,s.
Ssarts CT good Brandy WHISKY and the result wiz
&c preparation that viii far ezcsl in medical viz
tues and true excellence any of the numerous
Bitters in the market. and win mach less Yen
will have all the virtues of hoQaGnd's Bites in
connection with good article of Liquor. Rt muck
less price than these inferior preparations VIII
cost you,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

o Rssss or 5as sss
wsops IL may esatesa ssT6siins-Sotice is aore by
given. II At. on C. 18th dag ofJu 1873 the On I'D
flotills. ssissd canoe tho ma ne ed zone bar Of
one hundred and ave ponnfs If t, ,bsccn ana as
Westminster, and ne same ar. IlbeIed and pr asa
cufed IL this court IN the nance IT ne United States
Eial ct the City Hail 10 shs eity II EAs,mns. a.
on the hrst Aondsy OF o:teher next. shsn sni
rss,s ELL person AZ, nE!psd = 70 sas.
and 70 intervene for their interests
TIRE SuPREMt UOUKr Of lHK pIsraIDr
the United States for tas sal District TO al
.e.osn ( may .enr-rn, 'Ireettnx Aoticr Is hP rsby
nns osa o. Lon Lon .s sas g1
tSe a asss
OF the United etate., for Concentration a. .awft.
9ity Hail. il the city OF Washing tom on the nrst
Monday Of October next, when and where eli par.
dsmnation skould not Be deereed and to ntsryen u
Jyas B. j. MEIGs. Clerk.
TIE s so5 n ~ ognkI OF Thz DisTRIor
tha United States for the ssd District To all
sssn oe s5e M day Of sses ssrss
United s .ates e hooner Racer Captured as lawful
them TO the polt of aEhins ton, and the are
uheled end proseeuted in this Court in th anne of
the nited States for conc emnabion such lawful
l,iEe and that said will stand for trial the
City Hall, in the city of Washington. on the frst
Monday of October next, when and where Gil per
ton' ais warned to appear to show eanse why cor
aamnation should not be decresd and to intervene
ty25 r j. MgIGs. Clerk.
TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il Of OLYMPIA, Holding District Court o.
the United States for the said District-To oil
srhass Il may concern. Greeting Mott g is hereby
given. that, on the 18th day of May, 1861 lot OF
States steamer Wyandank attached to the Poto-
mae Flotilla, and brou sht to the port of Washing
Court in the name of the United States, for CON
rs Law full prize and that said esuse will
Washington. on the frst Monday Of October next,
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to int svene for their interests.
By order ofthe Court.
1y2 r. j. MEIGS, Clerk
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NEyER TOO LATE 70 LEARN.
BY PROP. ALEXANDER WoLoWsKI,

PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER
fKW AND SINPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO FoRTE AND
SINGING.
Professor Wolowski continues his Sin eipg and
Piano Glasses, and opens a ne " course for Pispo
and Singing.
By Professor Wolowski's new method, q Der SOD
having only slight knowied Of music will be
enabled In very short time to read music with
great facility and execute operate as we'll "a
Classical music with rare perfection.
As to the the vocal part, by his way of vocalize-
ton he arrives at most extraordinary results
renders the voice powerful and enables the singer
TO vocslise with facility, accuracy and fine quality
PROFESSOR WOLOWsKI
receives visitors daily, from to O'Clock g. m .
ana from to o'clock p. m, at his residence, No
316 street, on the northeast corner of 18th
street. An 10 Inn
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ATTENTION, sOLDIERsI
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,

We cali the attention Of az having relations OF
sRS IL B FT{ e R ss hn FL y PIG
disease induced by exposures and privations Incl.
dent tt ca up life. In the lists, published almost
daily IL ne spapers on the arrival Of the sick
1t win be noticed that very large proportion ara
suffering from debility aSe5y case Of thst Kind
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
organs are speedily removed. We have no hesits-
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives ghf
be saved that otherwise viii be lost.
We call particular attention to the following 70.
naEkable and well authentested cure of one of the
'has been saved by the Bitters:"
PHILADELPHIA, Aususx2sd, 1867.
msssrs. Jones & EsnHS.-Weli, gentlemen, your
Hoohand' German Bitters has saved my life. There
ofmy comrades, some of whose names are appended,
aud who were fully cognizant of al the circuna-
snees OF s nember Of shermsns eesbratsS
battery, and under the immediate command of Cap
u an my s1duous duties, was attacked in NoTs.
Der last with Inflammation of the lungs, and was
ieved By great debility, he ghtsned by an attaek Of
dyseutsry 1 was then removed from the Whits
and a sy nde s On the Ste
ofJune, Since that time have been shout as log
ity. For . week or more ! was scarcely able to
swallow snyt hing, and if did force morssl down,
If vas INN ediately thrown up again
SSIa liz Ge
rescue me from the grasp of the dread Arehers
%e Of my limited best suited
Az senSron s1s below
fOEGra hbOgs to from try yC II.
taking them the sGom shd9 o- e
Ties, have gained ten pounds, and feel sanguins
E FssI5 pSt s5s sR ol
Months: for gentlemen, am loyal Virginiar
taken the place of vague fears-to your Bttera win
the soriS0s PTiSsgs q Ia ogan Gs to my
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
w. tr,,v concur in the truth of the above state.
r,snt a. we had despaired of seeing our comrads.
Nj. MsioneS restored S9 e o heath LII Nav.
sSEssF Win Cd S n nv Yo ataias
~ SPENCER, list Artillery BatteryP
B FAsSWELL, 90. B, Sd Vermont.
HEsNN RRYY + s nhSSoNS a. Co. CO. 5th Maine
saiskMSS Koch @, j, "a New York.
sAArREaa J KIMBALL, %. A, sd Vermont
JAaN JENRINs Co. B lOSth Penn.
sEwARl Or coUETERFKITsi
s...t., -, .iynaturo Of &c. ii. yACKsoR'
- the WR1pPgR OF eseh bottle
PRICE PER sOFTLE 7o CENTS,
on EALF DOE. FOR "a
sso-;a vevr nearest druggist nos haEe me article
sAo.s u 80 80 ~ ~ any 81 the Intoxicating prspA-
a. egs - go my 6a ofarsi ia place bal send 90
- es re ell aeour7ly Dscfe8 ~ Express
pR,sograL 07sio8 AID SAHUFtnrosS,
40 eSl AGCH 81,
JONES & svANs,
SUCCESSORS 70 O. n Jackson oo.,j
Projectors.
aFYer sale By Dru ssists aud rsAlsrs In svssy
ssvp y tas United States. ees-"OmH
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

A REsoI uTioN authorizing the sale of the Town
House.
Con,Son Cornell Of tie C5rpo1attom Of GsorSiotgs.
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, auth oriaed
purchase Of the lot or lots on Bridge Street, the
property of this Corporation, on which the Town
said lot or lots, on the following terms viz: One
third cash. and the remainder in two canal annual
on the properly: Purchasers to have the privilege
expense of the purchaser ser,
Approved August s, 1863.
a RksoLuTIox in favor of William Wbeelan and of
Brown Powers, and making an appropriation
Resolved by shs Board Of Aldernen ana Board Of
Common Counei! Of the Corporation Of Georgeto.cn,
pay to the order d william Whselan the sum Of
one hundred and thirty nine dollars and sixty two
and tre- plugs. from the sth Of sy to the d Of
July, inclusive; and to the order of Brown 4
cents in full Of their bill for the repair of hydrants
TO the 2sth day Of July and charge the same to the
Rssoired, further. That there be- and is hereby
appropriated from the water fund the sum of one
Necessary, for the repairs Of hydrants, and the
Clerk is hereby authorized to pay the same to the
vouchers. Approved August s, 1868.
sidewalks and warehouse Alley. ''
RssoIcsd BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
That the sum of three hundred dollars be- and the
same is hereby appro priated to be placed TO the
credit of the Clerk of the Corporation. to enable
the Street Commissioner to pay for the repairs of
the sidewalks in anticipation Of the collection Of
the taxes fer said pur pose he furnishing vouchers
for all the work on said sidewalks.
Rss01rtd, further, That the sum OF i've hundred
dollars be and the same 10 hereby appropriated to
enable the Street commissioner TO pay for the
work done on Warehouse hley, in anticipation of
the TAX TO be collected Tor that purpose, said sum
70 be pald To the order OF the street
lie giving proper vouchers for the same.
Approved August 5, 1863,
...
RESOLUTION authorizing the purchase of hose
Rs,oy,sJ p, the Roord oF Al3sr,nsn mud Eoo,d of
<,,,sro, Co.s.sI If ne S,norntion of Gxo1es,o,rs
Tbs fbe Comm;tfee ON Pre- Ene;nes he and tbay,
orc hsrshv anthorized to n,Ircbasa for the nse III
this Cnrnoration 6ve hundred feet nj Sonrinch
iea1bsr or gufta nerehs hose as thew NAV do
tsrm;re " s TAnnroyed Annnst iss9
S - '''
.p,eo, rr,or =, ro-.rd 70 +bo 4;+,a oF . 1o+ o,oa
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SroREr D1sEAsEsi skohnF DIssAsssl
gAMAR ITAN' GIFT!
SAMARITAWS GIFTf

THE MORT CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eoNoRRH Ia G Ff'st!s S sTsIc TT
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
orIv T. Pms 70 :, Tassn 70 re, a., CIR.
any Unpleasant taste and viii not in any way in.
jure the stomach or bowels OF the most delicate.
Of the University Of Psnnsylv snia one of the most
no TSPosURs. no TROUBLE, no CHANGE wHIrkvsi.
Let those Who hsvs despaired Of getting cured,
OF who have been sorged with basam oopaivs. OF
Mercury "' ssaafMARlTANs GIFT.
PPriesNMais paeissss, So Female. sa
s5SSR ssssR siSSR
sAMAR11 EfFs4 ko 95sz 1Nn h e JUICES
sYfas sa III fHs ssSs 4: ga
most potent, certain and eieetusl remedy sysr pre-;
50 g. ss:Rs Z 5sas
''r that for T 81 s6 81
kSeR
win saIs ~ the
In many affections With which numbers Of se-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB yUIOEs IL
%ssss s,R II bs.sas IN ns
Debility and Tor al complaints incident to the sex
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
''f 'sAMARITANs oHANoRx WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions.
DHsMOND &c CO., Box 1s1 PhilAdelphia Post
o soid by e. CALVERT FORD, rns. Of llth and
aENsY COCK. Alexandria. mays-t,
A oA D oFFios siz p. AVENUE,
FasAiagtos City. .. @.
sRzsr zAsTRRN, NORTHERN AND WEST
EEN 14PREss FORWARDING
xEgGHANDIsA, NoEEY, sFwsLKY yALr
LBLES, NOTES, sT0CK2, RQ9Ds, e
Forwarded VITA SkEETY Ard hSSPAfC5 10 ~
eces ssible sections Of the country Fais SpfsEazf
sfe agencies In the principai AsiiTsy '"SsF 2
SggFu, aksT, WEST, AND NoaFawssf
It's prinsipal os.2es ars
.gyh5HIKaTON, D. O., NEW YQ86 BQsf2F
pEiyE 6aLPEIA, BALrIA9he4 GlH
n ENS7TT Sc LOUIS, LOUIS
YTfI,E LsAIN2fQN@
formations are made al Neg Yor4 aa4 Scs1s5s
rg7fa ines forwarding 10 the CAN ABkS su@ 80
ssTrJaT PKoVINOsS su6 vita steamship lia>.
70 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON END dAvGG
.oS taapca by sarcpeso expresses 70 su proni1sus
a1rnrnercisi tsvus In Great Britain and ap The c.
SAr e"Iiast,or of NOTES, DRAFTS eea BILLS usa.
"a al sesessi5is gArts OF TIA un..ed States
T. Dunn, Assa.
isA Tseiost1s, D e
eco aEYEgqH eTBsAr, The bsst place =
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HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL,
District Of Columbia, Aug. 18th, 1863.
The Board Of Enrolment for the District Of
Columbia will meet at the City Hall, every
day, from 9 a. m. to p. m, until further no
tice, to examine cases of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY A. SCHEgTz
au 17-tt Captain and Provost Marshal.
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o + II &c Ia l.,
Circular Nc. rs.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

Provost Rdrshat Generals Office,
Washington, ID. C., August III, 1859
BY the direction Of the President Of the United
States, the STATE VI California has been divided
into three Enrolment Districts, as follows:
The counties Of Butte, Colusi, Del Norte,
Humboldt, klamath, Marin, Mendocino, Napa,
Plumas, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano,
Sonoma, Suffer, Tehama, Trinity, Yolo and
f1ba, TO constitute and to be known as the
vile.
The counties OF Amado, Calveras, Ell Dorado,
Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, San Josqnin,
Stanisiaus, and Tnoiumne, to constitute and 10
be kown RS the " Middle District" headauar.
tiers, Sacramento.
The counties of Almeds, Buena Vista, Contra
Costa. Fresnos, Los Angeles, Mariposa,
MERGED, Monterey, Santa Bar ara, Santa Clara.
Santa Cruz, San Bernardino, San Diego, san
Luis Ohispo, San Mateu, Tulare, and San
Francisco, to constitute and to be known as the
"Southern Dietrict;' headquarters, San Fran
cisco. JAMES b. Fry,
Provost Marshal General
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Circular No. ~.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Pr0rost Marshal Generals Ofce,
Washington, ID. c., Aug. "a, 1863.
The following Opinions of Colonel Joseph
Holt Judge Advocate General, are published
for the Information and guidance of all officers
OF this Bureau.
In the case where the father OF motherless
children under II years Of age has married
again.
OPINION.
1.-The father of motherless children under
10 years of age, dependent on his labor for
support, is exempt, Notwithstanding he may
have married second time. and his wife be
living. A stepmother is not believed to be a
mother IN the sense OF the act.''
In the case OF a widow having two sons,
one OF whom is cripple or invalid.
OPINION.
GA widow having two sons, one OF whom
is "rinriA or p homeless rnyal id. disa hled
is exempt. provided his mother is dependent
on his labor for her support. The condition,
however, of the invalid sou must be, not a
temporary disability, but one chronic in its
character"
stitutes.
OPINION.
1.-THE Board of Enrolment is charged with
the duty OF determining whether Il substitute
offered is acceptable or not. The Board must
necessarily have the power of ascertaining and
deciding whether he is a deserter, or whether
he Is under present obligation to perform mil
lary service on his own account, which OF
a
substitute. Over this question they have an
original jurisdiction. and are not bound to
await lis solution by any other tribunal. civil
or military. 1t Is not necessary that the SUBJ
sIute presented should have been found or
DECIDED TO be deserter oy a military court to
justify the Board of Enrolment in declaring
that he is not acceptable If he is pyoped be-
tore the Board > be- q deserter, or if the testi-
mOEy furnishes reasonable ground for the he
lief that he is so, lie should be- rejected The
obligation OF the principal is certain and ahso-
lnie, and cannot be cancelled by substitute
OF doubtful qualifications
In the case where one son of aged or nfirm
parents is III The fist class, and two or more in
the second class.
OPINION.
"Where there is one son i'll the first, and two
or more i'll The second class, subject TO draft,
the latter are within the meaning OF the 9TH pro-
vision Of the 20 section Of The act, as liable to
draft
In the case where only one of the parents is
aged or infirm.
OPINION.
"The only son of parents dependent on his
labor for their support, Is not exempt, il but
one OF tue parents is aged or infrm. The sup
posed disability which gives rise to the exemp-
ton, must apply to both
In the case where one son is in the service
and another has furnished substitute.
OPINION
GA son who has furnished a substitute should
be treated as an the SERVICE for all the purposes
OF the exemption secured by the 7th clause of
the 2d section OF the act. 1t is the amount OF
contribution to the military service made by
basis OF the exemption; and it is wholly imma-
terial whether this contribution be made per-
sonally or through substitute"
JAMES Is. Fry, Provost Marshal General.
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W SELLING CHEAP.
LIZ FINEST SrlGY ~ RR

TT SELLING CHEAP.
I he FINEST STOCK CT READY MADE
CLOTHING csn seen q. BARE 4 BIO IS cor
ner OF and seventh streets IN order to reduce
our stock, We have determined to reduce our
Prices 10 Wholesale igures-an excsllen oppo-tu-
pttS 70 purchasers. We invite all to an e1alniua-
ion Of cur suce-icr Stock of BOYS as wei as
NINE CLOTHING also, very large Stock of
FURNISHING GOODS, 10 DC sold cheap We
have just received fine lot of BLACK DRESS
COATS ard PANTS
al - lm+ BARE& BRO
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1861 TN 1865
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROHI


Is A ,1nsr-o ED K sC sS1Hss''onO
.u, SPEED. SAFETY AND oohFoRTi
sAssAs. oHs0k.D rHs SSSSH Haanr u yos,
-I hHsbs RA1hE 4 F5BA FiHrs ssSs
o1os, oOs nHs E sasP II Fa axRa1sBuse
NORTHERN M c iIsias a ' ka1LRoAp,
tn. GREAT AZ CENTRAL !f5RREHs Rour.
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WEST. NORTHWEST, AND soUTHwIsT.
the Northern 0sntr.i Eaiirosa Company. norths.s
81 and son ABa
SPLENDID SLIPPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
sMoKINa AND SALOON oHRs ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
PASSENGERS win taks the 80 a. "a and 8 50 p. n.
train. connecting in Bsltimere With the 9 Is z m
road, and arrive in Harrisburg at p m. and l.ss
p M, here making close connections With the
all parts of the West.
By TIL route SYsights of Eli descriptions Gan be
forwarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Ke--- y, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,.
3oHa, or SissoEri, by Rait'oad direct;
The PennsyvaEia Central Railroad also conneetS
st Ptttsbrrg with steamers, by which Goods can
EsDtuasy, TENNESSEE Cum berIaud Illinois Missis.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas. snc
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Central Il. RI
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No. SO North street, Bait more,
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Z. Z. H0UPT. Gen1 Ticket A gent, PhiladelRhia,
Fl. q. H0UsToN. General Freight Agent, Phila.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, june %, 1868.
General Orders, No. 1876.
The Ad1utant General will provide an appropri-
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from States that
have volunteered their service in the States OF
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order of the Secretary of War.
Il. D. TOWNSEND,
te 50 Assistant Adjutant General