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To the Editor Of The n T. Tribune:
6R:-A suggestion. Such infinite clnmor Is
made about the Republican pAEty-tts "corr1p-
ton" tts "cont1actoFs"-pro the VAT foE
even War Democrats, why cannot yon aet on foot
Eome stAtlsttcs-say list Of the grand contractors
In tie war and their politics. From ny e1pe-
rience, two thirds of Ill that have conc to my
1abid p coPpe1Sesss. a Do this@to prieE blsdder@
for the good Of the cause. You cou1d easily get
list from Washington.
lido honestly believe that nine.tenths ofthe pro-
fits made from this war have gone into the pockets
Of Copperheads, and you Will DO q good setvice to
make thts plain. ARKouLAR READER
VIC wonld like very much to see the result
Of thorough investigation. There Is no sort
OF doubt but large majority Of the contracts
hare been given to Cspperheads, and that
most Of the swindling and stealing have been
committed by them The great Commissary
Bu1ean has been under the control Of Meigs-
who stuffed his Office with Coppesheads and
never failed to favor Coppe1hesd applicants
for contracts. In this city ne know some In
stances vhero ultra, blatant rebel ;sympa-'
thizera obtained tat contracts, and by shoddy
p1actices made huge profits. They msy now:
be eeen struttiug about the city cursing LIN
coin and the .:Abolition war.'' The same
class Of s1indlDg wretches can be found auy-
where; and there are none who hpw1 louder
about the ".corruption of the Administra-
tion''-a "contzactor's war" than the self
tame Copperhead gentlemen who hare made
their fortunes by swindling In war contracts.
, 1863-10-20
hound to Go Vallandf2lan1.

Some of Vallandtgham' 8 supporters are like
the people down in BerIs county, Penns5l-
vania, {where Woodward got {, 500 majority
ofwhom it has been said that they still vote
for Andrew jackson for President, and don't
know he is dead. Out in Berwick, Seneca
county On Tuesday last, thirty votes werecast
for Vallandtgham for Justice of the Peace.
The "honest yeomanry" were bound to 70
for the traitor, but didn't know what they
wanted CT him, or perhaps they were bound
to vote him into all the Offices, from Governor
down. It Will be comfort to the chap "who
watching and waiting over the border'' to
hear Of this fact-
, 1863-10-20

CHICAGO DANCING AGA
~ DENY. co7zez OF ClArk and Monroe s,xesae.
Pe1sona Wishing
THOROUGH AND SYSTEMATIC
InEtIucficn in Dancing cordially l:vttcd TO e49f
at the Acauamy. Comps ert Lady Te4chtrs viii sssss
In ali classea. fse19 n9a1 1ul J EDWIN MAETIMU
, 1863-10-20
4 YER'S AGU E GU E E
FOB THH SPEEDY CURE OF
IN.TElk11lTTEN FEVER, Or
FEVER AND AGUE.

Remittert Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Asue,
Periodical Headache, Or Bilious Headache,
OF Bilious Fevers, indeed foz tha whole class
Of diseases originating in hillary deranga-
ment caused by tha Malaria Of missmatic
countries
No one edy 10 londes called for By the aecesai
sdef stss pe.iset eerF.in't5 tass II Ein e5sdisas
that 40 harm can stse from ID use q any quantity
has t. Eeeh = protects from ., tai, s,sofass
tfsysE F1sysx97ox Il. i IS: q tsaa eafs tor ihs
sltseis ct ,kis balefa1 di.fempef This CGaE"e eI.
Eels the nissm .t.c RoIoaM 10 q EEyEE AxD Aquk fFom
;SySR,s.s i isast en1y II 81 Es5fdy ~ II II
vhn zesss p sssdEgs "a 1oas dH
st, rs Esi: m PIsss with5
saeeeiy 4 ~ 5s@say oysc ~ o.ssf ~ Sti ais:
r se
que1f1y II Produces no qulnsm q othes ts1arlons ef
si. ~
Fever And Ague Is no. alone the corseaae7co ct the
piasuats Pofon a EreAi ya.isty & fdtsotders s:i:s
EFT T. oas Efs FL
s9hs. CsissIh. Astogs Palgitstier Panel Aae;t!on
III Il T ns II soaa @ q
Enlen we5n originating IL tats ean,c gat q he Ii
q es aa 3
.ess 4 IL 'aa ao1s ds dsszs
ally O csly when exposed TO The tn!eenoc tass ~
s5''f@ II
Z 2sfs Taa1es haq "a
R55ee o5s Iq1lst GsF 5ottle. Prepafea ~ DF.J.c.
+ SEKb Sd S5e.so: Tho1s,a;s as;;.,,. sgsa.. T.
Thera 1e23 62m.Iu ia s1.p
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Sam. Sunset Cox
This radiant Copperhsad MAS elected last
fall to represent the With Congressional Dis
t11ct Of Ohio. How he will do It may be de-
termined by the vote Of the District Inst
Tueeday:
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1868. 1864.

81 CountIes-Brough's Maj. 82,065.
, 1863-10-20

Irrste and dsench ths k.dne5s and by constant uss
soon LEAD to chronic degeneration and confirmed
d:easa.
, 1863-10-20
HOW THE OHIO SOLDIERS
. VOTE.

Majority as far as Heard From ~, ,844.
From the Ohio papers md dispatches we
gather the following returns Of the soldiers
~yute AZ far a heard from:
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CONSTITUTION WATER

1s without toubt the only known fsnedy FD1ADEfHs
bEd re bare AZ much cos0ten ihat specific as
We Rave that opium Will psoduca Reeo and t:uthfalY
Used.
, 1863-10-20

bargain. He is mortgaged to the Chicago
Times where applications should be made,
Several broken down political hacks, now
In pasture will be put In lump, and giren to
any one who will take them AWAY.
The Central Committee announce that this
Ia 4 bona 5sde sale, ~ they have closed ont
business and lesye for Salt River by an c.r1y
boat, In the classic region Of which they hope
by strict attention to penitence and q renun.
chiffon Of treason to make themselves worthy
the consideration Of loyal men.
, 1863-10-20

nEARBORN STREET
VARIETIES.
1l5 md LIZ Dearborn Street
c n CHADWIcE.. Manager and Psoo.1s.ae.
GEO. r. MCDONALD ....-...-..,... Stage Manager,
Ent'ro chAssa Of performance every Third e7ezia8.
GHOST. GHoSTvy
1o-E1GHT. TONIGHT
Wonderful and Startling Spectral Illusion.
THE NIxANIACsS OATH:
CR. THE GHOST GF LICHFIELD.
EeW Act1. 5oDg1. Dances etc BEST ENTHET3I8.
NRST IN CHICAGO.
e. Drrss CI;c q. TOR Laties Aad Gentlemen acenu-
Is Cents. psl{ OLD =
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(# (,$A&SRR 4ix5hf9D) RTeB) G. O II R5;N!FE2E =
, 1863-10-20
An1t19rnGufa.


Nk:N11k O14 Z <A1S dt11lLe
1RITYGToN, KKLLY, LEON & poyy1gER.s
nftNeIH EL1
MONDAY KYKEIsG Oct. ls.h, AID atssy syu,tnr
during he wasE:
LAST wE1k or taE rhE-Eyr svAaov.
In consequeuee & the Hal bsisk esEsct this
Lass wteK. Eex D-Aua Al! ID tao Nal. o. thS Doo0
ot ife Destitute. sI1a Mrs. I. Aan Pnpoe1 sesAnnx
u oy18inA: The pe BurleeQns Circus. ittruiuctsE
eisnt magnificent arabian ao;sss tost !@oostad-
liown Ar,loxtou; " astAr OF AfesA. KIein horly.
Doors ope3 II l. conocactnz q o'cloHk
Hattreo On Saturday. Ocs- lssh DooIs opso y Z.
chlldssn 70 As.nee und@ ten 1sars Of ake Is eaa1.
oc:eoisl lvts e g. DIy0g33. A{aak
, 1863-10-20

We are indebted to Lieut.. Gift, for the to1
lowing List Of casualties in the 22d Illinois
infantry, In the battle of Chickamauga Greek,
Georgia, September 10Th, 1868:
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THE SITUATION AT yICKSBURG.
From the Louis Vile Jourpal.}

Captain l.. Is. Durham, of thi. city, has Just
returned from Fickshurg, and on Friday last
visited Gen. Grant, 1T his headquarters in the
rear Of that place. a general feeling of conf
dence existed that our troops would be enabled
to hold their position and eventually compel the
eapitulation Of the Rebel stronghold. It could
be .tcrmed at any time IN two hours, but the
sacrifice of lie which that course would require
ropders il prudent and humane TO continue the
siege and force q surrender.
The works in the center, under Gems. Logan
and y uimby, are only ous hundred and ten TO
twenty yards from the Confederate batteries,
so close that the combatants can con verse with
each other, and throw out words of defiance.
A very heavy battery OF sixty four FOUNDERS
was in course Of construction under Col Nor
ton. which, when completed. il is expecrsd,
will be able TO batter down tho opposing works
in 3 very few hours. Gen. Sherman is on the
right, and his approaches TO The beleagured city
have been advanced as close RS those Of Logan,
and he is erecting additional thirty-two pound
batteries Gen. MeClernand commands the
left, with his corps, between Warrenton and
Ficksburg; he also is steadily making his ap-
proaches. Pemberton's force, it is thought
does BOT exceed 1850, though various estimates
place it from 1890 TO D,U0O.
The reinforeements sent to General Grant
amount 10 about sixty thousand men Of all
arms, and upon their arrival many of them
have been sent to guard all the approaches OF
the Rebel Gen. Johnston, 50 that il has become
= mater CT impossibihty for Pemberton to re.
eeive aid in men, provisions, or n Inluons ALI
the information which Captain Durham, who
is close and calm observer, has impaired TO
ma, confirms the opinion which we expressed
on Tuesday last, that the fail OF Eicksburg is
inevitable, and that its fate is delayed oniy to
save the terrible effIsion OF blood Its sHrren-
DER must be unconditional, or there will be no
quarter shown To the insoleAt garrison which
has so long blocked the Mississippi as the rob-
Der arons OF old were wont 10 do the river
Rhine.
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THE EVENING STAR,
THE DErENsEs OF PORT Hu DsoN

From he Missouri Republican.
PorI Hudson is about twenty. Ave miles
above BATON Rouge, on the east side of the Mia
sassippi. 1t is at point where q bend forms
almost rightangle, thus completely COM
manding The river both ways. On the north,
for O distance Of eight miles, 1t is protected by
IN impassable swamp, which il bounded on
the side nearest Port Hudson by Thompsou's
Creek. the hither bank OF which is q prscipi-
tous blu fl, crowned by an entrrnched ahattis
This sbattis extends from the river eastward,
Till IL Joins q series OF entertainments nine or
tea miles in extent. sweeping TO the south in a
semi-circle till the y rest upon the river OH the
crest OF 4 range of high bills The country in
she rear is rolling, and possesses many natural
advantages in favor OF the enemy. Eesween
Baton Rouge and Port Hudson is 8 lon, stretch
Of territory difficult of access at I'LL times be-
Ing covered by dense woods and undergro W tn,
and ahounding in bayous and marshes The
place. both by nature and art, is unauestion-
ably one Of great strength. The southern pee
pie in the vicinity call it their Gibralt tar, and
profess to believe il to be mpregnable.
The water defenses OF Port Hudson are said
10 consist OF eight batteries, numbering between
twenty and thirty guns. One of these batteries
Is stationed ON bluff eighty fact high. Another
ID planted just below the mouth OF Thonpsous
creek. The most OF the guns ai's, ,s2's and
t2's, but there are one or two of 12O-pound-rs.
The land deienses were chiefly built after the
advance Of the Union forces to Baton Rouge.
They mount III all some thirty or forty guns,
some Of them OF very heavy cahbre; and i. ad-
titon 10 these, there are at least four field bat
teriee, which can be readily moved 10 any part
Of the " oTks. The position seems to be entirely
enclosed IN u series of fertfications Of the most
slateTate and formidable character, bat whether
there are any interior lines remains 10 be re-.
vPalsd. The probability, however, is that he
rebels would scarcely rely on single line, and
that the exterior entrsnchnsnts include SO veral
others, was found to be the case At Vicks burg
Indeed. the general plan of the defsnses at Port
Hudson appears to be the same as at the point
lust me ntioned, the only deviations being such
as required by the variations In the surface of
the country.
Port Pudson district Is commanded by M aior
den. Franklin Gardner, q veteran soldier and
an able officer, who was assigned to duty there
on the 9th OF December la.t.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

lust RECEIyED-
large stock Of
Pusher and French ace Shsvls.
Point Thread and Valencia Collars and Gets.
Thread Lace Wells. Barbes and CoitPars,
Points, Yalene as and Embroidered H'dkfs.
Infants Ro :es and Waists,
Guipure Laces, all widths,
--latest styles Head Dresses, Fancy Goods,
Steel Jet and Tortoise Shell Ear Drops,
Pins. Belt Clasps. Bracelets, Pans, &c.
Which win be sold 1T lew prices A call is so.
fcited. WM WEINBERG,
~ Market Space. Penn. avenue.
te2 between 9Th and 9Th streets.
" AND MOZAMBIQUEs.
We have Just rece lived beautiful assortment Of
the above goods. Alss-
Berages, Lawns, Poplins, Poll de Ohivirs,
Together with large stock OF Black Silks suitable
for dresses and Wrappings,
Mourning Goods in every variety Of quality and
price. tmv91 II. TAYLOR & 90.
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WAsrIHGFoE, May 2. 19SS.S
KofIcR.-fhs attention Of all officers who have
been henorsbly discharged on account Of wounds
disability and Who desire to enter the service
In the Invalid Corps is called to the provisions Of
General Orders No. los, of 1858, from the War De-
partment, published In the papers throughout the
country. Such officers are requested TO comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications. as therein pro-
vided for positions in the Invalid Corps, stating
the character OF their disability With IS little de-
lay a possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Msrshal General OF the state in which they may
bs. such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral will At forward the applications, With his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General At
shinston.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing tie papers eentred
By General Orders No. s. OF Isds, from War Depart
ment. Their paY and emcluments VIII com nenee
from date of sptsnee Of such appointments, and
not from date of organization Of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY,
my23 Provost Marshal General.
PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERALS OPTION, I
WASHINGTON, D. G., May ~, 1858.
All men Who desire to Join any particular regi.
ment Of Cav airy In the field, are hereby autho
rized to present themselves any time during the
ue1t thirty days to the Board ofenrolment in their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their fitness for the SER
vice, and if found to be at, the Provost Marshal Of
the District shall give them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, 1t the headquarters Of
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General OF
the State. As soon 10 they presentthem selves st
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered by mastering and disbursins Off Ger, and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES B. FRY,
my B-m Provost Marshal General.
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o r r lei l..



PRCVoST MARSHAL GkEERAEs OFFICE
Washington, June s, 1es3
Cireak1r No. %.
]. The enrOllment should include all able
bodied male citizens of the United States, ana
residents of foreign birth who shall, have DIS
slarpd on oath their intention to become ctt-
1ens. between the ages Of 60 and IS years.
II. For the purpose Of enrolment, all she
above named persons who were not In the mil
itary service on the Sd OF March, 1855, shall be
divided into two classes =,
The first class. consisting OF all between the
ages Of 20 and IS years. and all unmarried per
sons above the age Of IS and under IS.
The second Glass consisting Of all married
pe r.ons between The ages OF IS and IS years.
The persons who were in the military ser
vice cftthe United States on the ID Of March,
1863, should therefore appear in the Oonsolida-
SD Enrolment Lists in class by thernsel YES.
The preparation OF these Lists should not be
permitted to interfere with the earliest pos
sihle completion Of the Consolidated Lists Ct
Glasses and =.
Men from the first class will be the first called
into the service Of the Cpited States.
JAMES Il. PET,
June 11.2w Provost Marshal General.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO hAlLnOAD.
@@ sl
On and after MoDdsy, April y. lssS, Two DAILY
TRAINS will be run between WASHINGTON ana
NAeHIN6TON and HARPERE FERRY. and six
between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, -
follows:
4OR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON.
Leave Warrington ats and lI.ls .. n. and and
$50 ,. m.
On Sundays ct & 80 p. n. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave NJ $50, and IL. 10 O. IN and 5. and Z. 80 p
m, On sundays at 8 O. m sud ard ,, ,. N. only
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Wa.hington at 50 n. n. AID s, And -
M On sundays ut 8 and 30 ,. a. only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND TH1 SOUTH.
Leave Baltirr ore for Washington ut 4S. and +"
Am, ard $40, 8 and So. N. On su1saysst 50 and
50. "a. and 5p. n.
FOE ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at -, m and p n.
Leave admission ut q. "a. and p. n.
No train for Annapolis "a Sondays.
The third sud fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the srst and 9Th trains from Ston stop
atWsy rOints ". P. SMITH,
I. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap n-n
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SPRING AND SUMNER GCHkDULA
BALTIMORE AND ' OHIO RAILROAD.
1
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
Making the Quieksst Time. And tie Only Route
Through Chsch fos, Baxsase rem Washington
City. With Lees Changes of Cars than on any
other Route. and 10 Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
fs.as
At s.l5A M. and sP. n.
meeting ii sss, E Etis Ths w nse rom
Il keas aou.s,
with Trsin Leaving baltimore It si5 A. n.
make aos with Tr.sa ba.ao.: Il
BE SURE TO Buy YOUR g1eKErs By THE
BALT1AoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This IS tie Only Route by ,vkich Through ficlsts or
7arossh Baggage Cheeks eea BE- procured
IN Washington.
knights Latest Improved sLEEPING CARS, q
the most superior finish, attached to Night Trsins
THE SHORTEST AKD MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYroSNS, LOUISVILLE, GIN
CIE.SArI, INDIANAPOLIS. TERRA
HAU7E, ST LOUIS, CHICAGO,
DC, &C., &c,
~wrTH L1ss CHAIGRs OF CARS THAS sY ANY,
OTHER RoUT8.@
~.Ssteas Notice 10 PASSENGERS ,fsr .he Wss J,sa
q
Sy The Baltim mo and Ohio Railroad, SAW ONE
iese Of vs;tss Basimosr s' IF desired, 1tsoat
additional charge.
l1S6 St "a oes FIX lit oa Hsy sas
IRf @ss 81 Tesls H' % ;Ef .ss 81
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply =. Ii.
NJ. coLE. General fieist Agent. sssi1sf
rEi sss. CENTRAL hHs RA,LH asss
~ - = 6 -
u A ,11sr.o 1.lis + so sSSHFaise''0a',
.ou ssn4p; ss - Asb ' doaasesfHi1 'i
oh'NA oA.Aof'0 AM PRRI FROM DUST
'' ~ From BALrIMoRH
pHI hkbE R4Iht f. F5H fifr sESE
CLOSE oosN nS 4 sssB a Hsk HlRxkRa1sBuHe
BoArHrk III o 1Isihs Il ' Rs11RoAp,
fHE GRkAT CENTRAL ROUT1
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
~ For Throush Tickets apply at ia. ohdess Of
Warrington, and Calvert Station. Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CA95 ON ALL HiGHP
TRAINS,
SMOKING AND SALOON OARS on ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Pssseng5rs viii take the s 81 q. m and 80 .. n.
trails connecting in Baltimore With the 8. 10
and 9. Is p m trains on the Northern Central Rail-
road and arrive in HsrrisburE ct .. m. and l.35
trains on the PennsS lvania Central Railroad for
all ps.ts of the West.
EREIGHTs.
By this route Ereigkts of all descriptions can b
forwarded to and FROM any point the nsilrosds
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
lows, or Missouri, by RailyoGd dtrsct;
The Pennsylvanis Central Railroad also connects
be forwarded to any port on the Chic Muskinguw,
Kentucky, Tennessee. Cumberland Illinois, Missis.
sppi, wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas ano
Red Rivers; and at CLEVELAND, Sand husky, and Chi.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor.
tahon OF their Freight 70 this Company can rely
with sopfds ne G on its speedy , transit.
In the West, by the Pennsylsanis Central Railroad
gre at all TIMES Jarorabls esaYsEd by 0sAG
: Be psr sicuisf to mark packages "via Penns
WIN BROWN. Agr Northern Central RIB,
No. so North strast, Baltimore,
ANeCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
Il. q; HoU sfoN, General Freight Agent, Pkna-
delphiS, 2-lvP
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or EVERY DENOMINATION
Can be had at al times hereafter
AT THE OoLLEGrORB OFFICE,
no. arc SEVENTH SrREEr,
Osposiss Poa Q1es Dspcstn.sAt.
8 y. BOWEN,
CoyeeteT Of tatsrral Revenue Ger TIE
f4&u Iiatfic1 CT Columbia
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CLOTHING, &c.

CLOTHING, &c.
QURRAH BoR THii
400 SEVENTH sTREEr.
He 10 selling Immense Bsreainsin
CLOTHING, FURNIsH1N6 GOODS,
HATS, CAPE. DC, &c.
Por few days more We win ODER our inusnss
stock al great bargains to make room for our
SPRING sioux.
To those In want We say, now 10 the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS ia Headquarters for
Bruce i Co.'s. ]. Il. SMITH, CIothier,
No. 400 Seventh street,
nari7 and corner nth Sc. saa Pa. sv.
GREAT DEcLINE IN GoLDl
In order 70 reduce or present stoek We have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
aud are no selling of IS rapid rates.
TIE people find that
J. BRUCE cos
Is the rlscs 70 hry
coon CLOTHING
at
L on RATES.
Call and Eeeura some OF the Gres. Bargains now
offered Of No. AGA SEVENTH STREET, two door,
below Smiths. J. BRUCE l. Co..
marH olo.hisrs. 464 Seventh at, near r.
nISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
- are al invited TO cali st
SMIrH'S,
No. AGO SEyHS7H sTlHr9,
Opposite CSty Pest ODi<<,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRIo1s.
Folders can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER 10th strict AND PA. Az.
narl7
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WAR DlPARThHNr,
sn-y-s

WAR DlPARTHENT,
w Wls1Isa7os, January n, 1865.
In consequence OF the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for eitiseHs to visit the
Army Of the Potomac win be given q: tae once OF
Lieut.. Col. ooNRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WIN. T. DOVH CO.
0R1 Now prepared to execute any orders With
which they may be fayoredi q the
PLUMBING, GAS, Oh sTEAM FITTING BueI.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
fennsylysnis avenue, wheSs may Be found . eem;
BT1kM and WATER MIXTURES. Jan T-H
w GAS FIXTURES.
Wv Have In Store, and ara daily receiving, CAB
IIITURke Of entirely New Patterns and DESIGNS
and Finish superior In style to anything heretofore
oAer0d In this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
our stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES feelfrR
confident that We have the beet selected Isoak N
Washtnzton.
~ An Wosk In the above line intrusted 70 our
care win be promptly attended to.
mar ST MYERS & MoGHAN, 3TS street.
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DENTISTRY.

Oh. LOCK- oslD,
eUk9kON DERT1eT, Waxhiaeson Rsildins
eeraey Pa. es,e~as osi SecestA a.-9esth <<N
inserted on fuicAnxed Rubb. q cheap S@2
ana ImProvea plan. Also, Gold and UYyYv
eilyer Plates made in sppartor style 14|
Teeth extracted withort pain apl7-4~.
INV AND IHPRovED Nvaa rlos
ARTIFICIAL
6HEOPLlsTlC BONE TEETH,
WifKors INITIAL PLAFH on OLAsps.
Oh. .. D. sI6lsMOND,
$40 Bsasdssoy. Nsss Yosk. aad $50 Pssmsy~S~Ss
Assass. essssSea liza asd lJsA sts., WasAiasto~,
0als the attention Of the pnone to the fo,low,ns
Hdvsntsges of his Improved system:
j. TRe Teeth OF his manufacture Win
never q rode NOT change color ~ any
sstcs being three tourths lighter than any other
= No tseth or roots need Be extfated e. tie
aytineiA ones can be Inserted over them.
Tse roots VIII be made iAo6eHdve, and never
:. No tsnperary sssts are needed, = permanent
cas4 0en Be made iG1nsdistslI, thereby preserving
old system 10 frequently disdgured.
years By many OF the frst eAsm{sts ana physieians
Dr. g.. has also invented . white unasssrastivs
metal fuing, with which the most sensiHve tsath
can b Anep without pain, and can bald ab PER-
Test sound tooth on any Ids roots, which win last
OaH and axar,fnA for vouraaH m "A m,