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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

DR. j. II 5. Claiming. Of New York City, writes
agent in saying have found your SarraparilIa
most excellent Alternative in the numerous com
plants tor which employ such q remedy. bu
especially III Female Diseases of the ScrofnlOu
Gathesis. ! have cured many ipvcterate cases o.
Leucorrhaa by ii. and some where the complain
was caused BY liberation OF the uterus The ulcc,
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within m
knowledge equals ii for these female deran
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
DE.C. w. ROBACk.

& Proprietor Of Stomach Iiitters, Blood
y FUR fer, blood Pills, Catawna an
, >wee,ish branGios. Manufactory
Sc 50 81 l. 62E 81 ST.. Gin %.
&C COOK, Chicago, GeA'i Agent
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25

Scarclf Thos, Searclif's Ad Its ), 3D. l33 80 63
Smith Annette, Bartle's AID, 1t 10, b. so Is As
Smith W o, Bulls Ad, Its 8, 10, b 2 $50 l39 999
Shattuck j +, h NV - 80 so
do sh ; h ne sw &c do 10 9,45 l.6l loo
w, 20 xl65 oflt4 Adj IL As 81 10 %
Snow Harvey, R'd Ad, all b H.
do w b 43,
do Ell $50
do ehb57
do VIII 81, Ito 26 | 80
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
Washington Township.

sc Anderson !, h'e d 1t u sw 50 2s3 50 335
S. Allen Il to nd fl eofWix
Abbey Sylvester. ) NJ Ad h . h IL II cal
| SIS Atwel Album. innw > . . COL
The knapsack. [volume] (Gauley Bridge, W. Va.) 1863-1863, 1863-09-03
No l.

During our. stay All Camp T'iati5 stlse
weather was very disasreeabie, and yefy
little exciting or-nt efesling iranspued, ,seN.
capt. perhars a yena raj laugh at The ex-
pensa 81 Dss Sayer. " i.o stprtei ON = scout
with a pair o. new boets, which hurt his
feet so badly that he traded with q coal
digger, giving hi1n his new boots, and five
dollars for pair OF s.stoga'' shoes.
A very amusing incident took place al
the headquarters Of the regiment, fof an
account OF which you are referred TO ex-
Lieut. Col calvin o. Capt II. X. Merriman.
III Was when ne We're at Camp PAtt that
Jenkins cavalry, under that Bf1tal Clark
son made a raid into Guyan,iotte and
butchered and took prisoners 13O men OF
the eth Va. Infantry ana list Va. Cavalry
The demand for troops seemed TO be egreat
..soeut Ceredc than on the Kanawba' and
we were sent back
fro BE CONTINUED IN oUR NENT.5
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HISTORY OF ne F!fTaVA..

The 9th REGIMENT VIRGINIA EoLUNTJsEB
INFANTRY was recruited during the months
of July, August and September, 1851, at
ICeredo, West ya.s--a little town On the
Ohio river, two miles 9oyo the mouth Of
Big SANDY
the a4,h of sepss5, was rfus-
ssd $50 go S5au4f ..fes sesvice, with
Co. lo'i', =. Zeigl, is caicnss he
fighting it did thatfay was OF Hbush-
that was done to give the soldiers a pretty
good idea of mans feelings under ire
Our loss in that kind of warfare was great
er than that of the enemy. We lost two
of our officers-Maj Ormstead and Lieut..
Baisden. Olmstead was young man of
energy and promise, and his loss was much
felt by the regiment
At that time, the Kanawha Wiley was
the scene of active operations. Gen. Rose
Grams mad his headquarters at Tompkins'
Farm, on the Lewisburg road, three miles
from the confluence Of the Gauley and
New Rivers. Floyd was on Cotton Noun
tain. The weather was getting chilly and
the troops began to indulge in the hope OF
getting INTO winter gtagters soon Our
OWL regiment felt so certain Of staying
through the winter at Ceredo, that they
commenced the work Of building log huts.
lLiS tdSk was UlSpelSSt Wllnj when one
morning about sunrise, We found the steam
er S. G. Baker, lying at the wharf, with
orders for seven companies Of the 5th Va.
Volunteers to go to Camp Piatt iInmedi
ately. The men were not long in obeying
the order
On arriving -et- -e-elIipeIis about dark, the
news was "hard fighting On the Ksnawha;"
''Rosecrans retreating;" "the rebels $1,000
strong on Cotton Mountain" and "ROse-
crans' supplies cut off" We felt certain
of a fight when all these rumors were cir
culated and believed, or, at least, il re-
treat were going on, we were determined
on seeing how Il was done. The farther
| up the Kanawha we went the less fighting
was going on, and on arriving a. Camp
Piat, we learned that Floyd had little
smooth bore gun on Cotton Mountain, and
was shooting at the ferry boat as il crossed
Gauley. If the report Of Floyd's gun had
increased in proportion to the distance
travelled, os the report Of the fighting did,
Gallipolis would have been shaken to the
lground
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lSq'EoIg rioN
'.-ul As Rnssss.. 1ss. .sErla:lsl.l. 4

3jr. L5i1ls.--SIg:--t 51ur vapet niav
Eiad ;ls way zist0 the sae tion 81 country in
which tlae 5fh Reg't. Eol., Was recruit
ed and organized :. u y be interesting to
solnesDf your re aIlers, Especially those who
have friends and-eiati ~ jE lie regiment,
to learn something of IL hist tory-fo know
.,.bere has been. and ~i,Gs il has been
ssi4is 81. Ills yv< Z; q - - ,5scyatuate
Constitutional h;serig on The american
Cantiseri Neithern-y ti'ae nor your space
viii permit a detailed account, but enough
viii be writer. 10 give the friends Of the
Fesinentits general history, and show them
thai while We aave net done as much for
tne cause Of cur Scoai tfy as some reg iinents
we could name, we hare much more 10 be
proud Of than some Others ~
The knapsack. [volume] (Gauley Bridge, W. Va.) 1863-1863, 1863-09-03
sAErEmus wAED ON AUTUMN

1t il now the sweet. ssd season OF the yeur,
ge,tlesOrt My little daughter is singing
entirely new song, called sJisten to the Mock
70 YerE yet Shes bssn singing It to o me ne about
all the time, day ard night. for about four
weeks. I think lm going 10 ike it. But ]
can't tell until it haA becunl somewhat familiar
to mr.. Ye~, this Is Ortnini ard * /. rot sac
to ti.iHk that tie lesye5 now 80 beautiful and
green. xsiN seon witber.5apl fcles Is;. aats--
III bet tn
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a,oar
A CHlLD'S QUESTION

Loud TlDS the Dclts nom many toWT
The year is eighty three;
a father bs the window sits
With child npon his knee.
And hears the gladstone notes proelaisa
The birthday OF the ffSs
;ssra lyani.sl viii ii osif fsssss. q. sisSea
And which ti.eir SOUS shall prze,
With not single star effaccd,
Floats proudly to the skies
The emblem of nations strength
Nofoenian dare despise.
Dear father" now with earnest voice
Dutspeaks the eager son,
1'My teacher told me yesterday
What glorious dosds were done
In the war that bust upon the land
In eighteen sixty-one.
''She told me with what patient hearts
Our noble soldiers bore,
The toilsome march, tho frugal fare.
The bardshipa OF the waa..
The greatest-so my teacher says
That History ever saw.
'1 wish had been living then,
I'D be soldier too,
And help defend the noble flag
From all the rebel crew:
I'D be ashamed to stay behind;
Dear father, wouldn't your
Upon the listening fathers face
painful flush did came
The patriotsoldiers need of praise
He could in no wise claim,
And the question Of his little SOD
Smote him with sudden shame.
Young men, your country calls today
For loyal men aud true;
She has enough of earnest work
For earnest men to do.
Give heed, lest in the coming days
Yom children blush for yon.
a REELECTION By SBHOoL Boy--The ]
who plants o birch tree near a school house y
knows what be is cORfeiring on posteritY
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a sportsman, less expert than eXtraN agani,
was seated with his servant on rock, eonsoling
themselves under the fatigue and dsappoint
ment of unsuccessful pursuit. The master
says, ''Well, Pat, this is expensive work. I've
been calculating that every one of those birds
cost me about ia Faith, your honor says
Pat, throwing dash of humor into the sy1ppa
thizing simplicity Of his tone, ''I'm sorry for
that, but it's lucky there's more of them"
%
THRYIN' TO THE BAsTE.-A Hibemian,
fresh from the green isle, having sufficient
means TO provide himself with horse anG
cart, (the latter kind, probably, he never
saw before, went TO work on public road.
Being directed by the overseertO move o
lot Of stones near by and deposit them in a.
gully on the other side of the road, he
forthwith loaded his cart, drove up to the
place, and had nearly finished throwing off
his load by hand when the "boss" told
him that was not the way-he must tilt or
dump his load at once. Paddy replied that
he would know better next time After
loading agSiR, he drove 20 the chasfn put
his shoulder 20 the wheel, and upset the
cart, horse and all into the gully. Scratch
ing his head, and looking rather doubtful
at his horse below him, he observed, "I3e-
dad, It's mighty expeditions way, butiit
must be thryin' to the bsstel"
"1'ru afraid you'll forget me, wife, when I'm
away said a brave officer. Never fear, .1ry
dear, the longer you away in your eouDtrg$
serviee, the better / shall like you"
It is for easier to see small fruits than large
virtues.
Innocence is no security against temptation:
| 1T is exactly what temptation conquer.
There is a good deal Of hop IN gallon Of
ale, but there is more stagger in pint Of
vbisky e.
! Two thin shoes make ono cold two colds one
attack Of bronchitis two nttacks - ofoachiif
: sac soffin
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TIE KNAPSACE-..
ORGAN OF THE ssh VA Vol M. .ANTRY.
WI. SEELIIFG Efa1og,
J. g. DONNTAsN TaEas1r zif,

J. e. DtesSSTAsE faKAsuns "a
is published sr5 z Tbursday isses.irg by ti.c 81
4 a fti5iisl.ilig Assertion
friee cents PR single copy. payable in al
vassce 10 til carrier.
All letters relating to i.slsines5, should be 81
dressed 10 The q Board OF Directofz
Combinations must he send Z, the editor al,
addressed as follows Eastof hpapsaek. Gau
ley Bridge, West Va. 3
Hc4Rr eY Dihrr s'es.s &
Capt. w e. Mct1cIeo, fsssiaoe
Lieut.. j. T. WAYxER, S4z5gary
Capt w IL EsocHs.
Lieut.. SAMUEL JONES.
u. NJ. Sergt. c. b. WEBp.
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a REELECTION BY a SBHOoI Boy.--The man
who plants birch tree near a school house little
knows what be is cORferring on posteritY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-16
From Rec J. Netctoa B7o,c1, 3. D., Editor Of 81
Entpckopsiin of Religions K6ofclsdxS
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Biters, put in quart bottles compounded of the
cheapest WHISKY or common rum, costing from %
to 20 cents per gallon the taste disguised by Ancs
or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and win continue
to cause, IS long as they can be sold hundreds to
die the death of the drdnkard. BY their use the
system is kept continually under the influence CT
Alcoholic Stimulants o. the worst kind tha desire
for Liquor is created ana up, and the result iE
all the horrors attendant upon drunkard life and
death.
For those " no desire and ariU hare LIQUOR Bit
tiers, publish the following receipt. Get oss
tottk EoofaHdS German BtnerS and nj with tAyss
sSaytS Of good Brandy WHISKY and tAe result win
be preparation that will far e1ceG in medical vir-
tues and true excellence of the numerous LoaoF
Bitters in the market, and will uaRch less Yeu
will have all the virtues of RoQfcnd's Dtttsrs ia
connection with good article Of Liquor at q mucs
less price than these inferior Preparations VIII
cost you.
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DEPARTMENT TIE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, June I'D, 1881
eEALBD PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office, until IL O'Clock NJ. on SATURDAY, the
hsst day OF August next, for furnishing and Con-
sructipg the Cases for Models in the north saloon
of the Patent Once building, including all mate-
rails ana workm snship, except the iron pilasters
OF the lower tier of cases, the stairways and the
ratings. These will be furnished by the Govern
put them up
These Cases will be similar in form and constrnc-
ton to those of the saloon of the west wing but
the lumber must he of the best quality we'll sea
soned and frea from knots and shakes, and the
WORK must be done in the best and most Workm An
like manner.
he contractor will be required to furnish the
brass hinges and to fit them in also to furniah
locks like those OF the present cases.
The whole work to be finished throughout with
four costs OF paint, composed OF the best pu esd
ground in oil. The glass must be equal in every
must be well bedded and braided and left Gle an
The plans may be seen at the Office of the Archi-
tect Of the O. :. Capitol Extension, on the east
Capitol Square every day, Sundays pied, from
8 q. m to p. m
The Commissioner reserves the riyht 30 reject
any all of the bids If he considers it to the in
terest Of the Gov, rnnent to do 60
All bids must be addressed to the Commissioner
of Patents, - and endorsed Proposals for Gases
for the U. 8. Patent Office"
The said bids will be opened at IL O'Clock m on
the aforesaid frst day of August, in the presence
OF such OF the bidders as proper to attend,
jyl-WtAu3 d. P. HOLLOWAY. Commis'r.
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- r X 1 C i A L.

Va A. DEPARTMENT.
w AnJUTAST GENERALS 0PpIcH.
WASHINGTON, June o, 1853.
Genera! OTSers, No I95.
The AiJutant General viii provide appropri-
ate N dsi If hcnor fer the troops who, after the
es atn Of their term hsve offer ed their services
10 the Goyernne EFT in the present emer gency and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States OF
Penn sylyania and Mary land
BY order of the Secretary of War.
E. TOWNSEND,
je So Assistant adjutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-16
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR BUNTING AND DRY GOODS

RcRRAU OF NAVIGATION, NAVY 0Era sruRyr .
Wnshinsion, Jmfy IS, Ets. {
sEALfD PkoPostLs will be receiv at tais Ba-
nshing tt 9 requisite supplies Of Bunting and Dry
Goods for the Navy during tae year ending on tae
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals. for
are particularly describe in the printed schedules
the fommsndarts or Navigation Uifi GERS. of the
ressectiva Yards or = the Bureau. Sample viii
cbfsiI ed on appiiestion to the Commanaants or
Nariestion Officers of the Yards.
only estimates of probable requirements, the
right IS ed 20 require l.ore, accept less
All articles must be Delivered to he Yard. Il the
expense and risk of the contractor. in suitable
and The articles must he suiect to the inspeetion
measurems Mt, veight: &c of the Yard here re
Offers will be received for the Whole ofthe Buut-
Al Brcoklyn. New York; aud Offers RS will DO re- re-
Yard. to be delivered at The Yard for which the
proposal 10 made: In computing, the price stated
the aggregate extended ia the column of amounts.
Every offer must be ccom panied by written
guarantee, as required by law, the form Of which
The contract in each case viii be awarded to the
for its fuiaiment but the right is reserved to re-,
lect any all of the bids if for the interest of the
Government.
Those Ely whose offers may be acceptet will be
notified, and the contracts will be forwarded as
soon thereafter as practicable. which the parties
will be required 70 execute within teH days after
receiving them at tho earest post Offices OF navy
agencies.
.sureties in the full amount will be required to
sign the contract and their responsibility certified
to by United States District Judge, Attorney
Collector or Navy Agent.
Form of Gunrantce.
The undersigned -, of in the State of
- and -, of -, in thu state of -
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing bid
OF - for any of the materials therein named be
Hpted he or they Will within ten days after the
receipt OF the contract at the post office named or
tayy Agent designated, execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient ties: and in
Case the So ID -- shall fail TO en- ter into con-
tra"t as aforesaid, guarantee to make good the
difference between the offer of the said
and that which may bs accepted.
Signatures of two guIrantors, =
R Risse=s.
hereby certify that the above named AR
known to me as men Of property, and able to make
good their guarantee
Signature, G. 81
Date
To be signed by the United States District
Judge, United States District Attorney Collector,
or Navy Agent. j. l3-law4w
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THE EVENING STAR.
AFFAIRS In GEORGEfoWN.
Correspondence Of the Star.l
GEORGETOWN, J,

GEoRGETowN, July Is, 1862
learn from some boatmen, who have just
arrived from above, that the chesapeake and
ONO Cacai has been repaired by portion Of
Gen kellsys command, from Cum berland to
Hancock, and that boats are now running be-
tween those two points.
The arrivals by river to-day are steamers E.
amberlan, Stewart, Philadelphia, mar
rharsise TO Hyde 4 Davidson; Empire, HUI
Ter, n. l., merchandise to Morgan 4 Rhinehart;
schTs. Hebe, Todd, Choptank, Md, wood to
Hyde 4 Davidson, Bradley, Pickern, Nanti-
eosP, Md, wood to Dickson &c King Henrietta
Jones, Orlan, Me-, ice TO Cooley: Susquehanna,
Myers, Baltimore. oats to p. Berry; Abbott
Lawrence, Stanley, Orlan, Me-, ice to Cooley;
Alert. Foxwell. Baltimore, salt to 1. Thomas
Vim. and John Saunders, Baltimore, corn to
NJ Young siocps Star King, Alexandria, light;
American Eagle, Sawyer, Alexandria barrels.
Departed by Tiv-r:-Schr. VIM. z. Will
nnms, Hanmcnd, Kingston, Mass, coal for
Borden Mining Co.
Arrived BY canal :-Scow Camp Wood.
departed by canal:-Boats j. A. Remnant, II.
j. HUH, d. Lynn, Thos. Chaplain
Business is fair. Market unchanged.
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1861 THE 1853
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD


&E - $50;
Is rrnsr-o!EzSIisas + sS sSG1:s',en" ,,
SPEED TO al. ~ Ta aEp WEsTEM THITIss'
STONE BALLAsTKB AND -
BAeeAs. CHECKED rHEsSah .A ;. , Dus.
rl HHs5s RAttE 4 E55A Ffnr gB6s
CLOSE ooE ne 4 tsss II et HInxfRa1sBuss
NORTHERN M c tIsins e e. RAILROAD,
tn. GREAT AZ d ffiEH!5. ROUTE
WASHINGTON , Hsb BALTIMORE
WEST, NoaraW VI RSs,. and N Is SOUTHWEST
~ For Through Tickets apply at the ofaess Of
the Northern Central Railroad Company, northsas
Washington, and Calvert Station. Baltimore.
sPLxNDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINs
PROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the 80 8. "a. and Sd p. N
and 9. Is p ira ms the Northern Central Rail
road, and arrive in Harrisburg at p. and l.s5
ali parts of the West.
PREIGHTs.
By this route freishts of sll descriptions can be
foryarded 20 ana froEi any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Inaians, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, b. RnilrcGa direct;
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
ct Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on TIE OHIO, Muskingunn
Kentueky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Missis
aippi, wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at CleyeIend, sandusky, snd Obi.
Merchants and shippers sntrnsting the transpor.
.ation Of their Freight to, this Company can rely
TIE MATES on FREIGHT to and from any po,n.
In the West by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
at all times as faporabls eAdrssd BY oske
Railroad Companies.
IS Be par ocular to mark packages "Via Penna
WM. BROWN, Ag,t Northern Central II. r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
EN0CH LEWIS, Genn Superintendent, Atoms, Pa
L. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhilsdslPhis.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Pails.
delphia. ian l-ly,r
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S. n. PIXIES
PURE
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY,

OHIO GAIA w BA BRANDY.
This BRANDY has been manu- featured for ssvs.
raj years from the PURE JUICE of the
CATAWBA GRAPEi
Thus afOrding additional evidence Of the pro.
eIess of American Enterprise and Industry, and
Of our ability to produce articles at home equal to
those made OF any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but excels the best imported Bran.
Kno an This n 5
rated By the certificates Of our most distn guished
The want Of Paye Brandy has long been felt in
this country, and the introduction Of article of
sss to the s ss 5
public good. The oataxbs, Brandy. possesses ali
the qualities claimed for the best i'm ported Liquors.
and is of perfect purity and superior favor, and
f 9Vs spd sure remedy EG for GRAND
E%% SIS5
MORB US, &C., Re.
IREAD THE CERTIFICA TEST,
DR.. CLARK. Esa., Sir: have u; made ' chemical
analysis of a sample Of pure Ohio catsEba Brandy
natl, and find it to be pure wine brandy, free from
any adulterations or admixture of ingredients det
corn spirits and flaming essences. and it is weli
adapted from its purity and quality, to take the
place Of French o0snsiT; THOMAS Asr1sELL
Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Patent Once.
State AssAYER's OFFICE, 81 Somerset st.l
/ hereby certify tina. have this day made .
Brought to me BY &. simm R Is Isa and tsat
have found no adulter atAg ngredient i'm proper
subtanees IN 1t. It is pure brandy spirit, with tn
brandy '''& oH1s j Hsi sf'fS
State Assayer.
D. b. CLARE, corner AZ and Penn, ave-, sole
Agent Tor this District mar 1s-eod SIM
TRI z lar.
Pyotetfsd BY Royal Letters Patent Of Enslrad, srs
Paris, and ii: iuvriel GoIkss al Msdiesss, Tsnss'
TRIrsEMAR MOL
X n asb R5 Ss RH
TRIEsEMAR No. :,
those disorders for which Copaiya and Cnbebs hsys
generally been thou ght aHti3ote to the ruin OF
the health of vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. 8,
Is the great and remedy of the civilized world
for all Impurities of the system well as secondary
symptoms, obviatiug the destructive of Mer.
curry well as other deleterious ingredients, aad
remove MneV :. TRfEskMRa Nos. j. and are alike
devoid of taste smell asd of all nauaeatiz quail
tiles. They are 10 the form of q lozensa, and nay
lie on the toilet table without their use being BUS
Sold In tin cases at IS each, or four IS cases In
one fer SO, and IN 81 cases, thus saving 80, 81
90. Wholesale and retail by DR. Il. A. BARROW.
l9l, Blocker street, flour doors from MacDoussl
street New York. Immediately On receipt OF re-
part of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the instructions of the writer.
Published Also By DR.. BARROW, that popular
ana Tpats Pes esns ana oS
Washington DC. de 12-tr
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y. jyH 464 Seventh street.
Hol 10, FOR SMITHS, AGO Seventh street
n the cheapest Clothing House in the city. jyl4
NAT TONAL LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury having extended
to the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
the privilege Of conversion sha all continue until
that date to furnish
TIN NEW
SX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
Or after Eve years. at the option OF the government
These Bonds are the
Cheapest GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market,
BEING SOLD AT PAR
and yielding
Six PER CENT. INTEREST
Equivalent al present price # coin to
Nine PER Cent. in CaTTsHcy.
They offera
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
VEsTMENT.
For large or small sums,
THE COU UPON BONDS
are issued in
sos, SiO0's S5O0's, and Sl,o0O's.
and the
REGISTERED BONDS IN
sos, sNo's, s5Oo's, 81 ,ocO's, ard S5,coO's.
Persons desiring further Information concerning
the loan can procure, upon application at our
counter, by mail, circulars answering all
questions that may arise.
JAY COOKE 4 CO., Bankers,
~ 452 18th street,