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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
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HOUn O'CLOCK. p. =.
BY TRLEGRAPHI
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Reseorans' Losses Thir-
team Thousand. -a-p
faHE
Gen. Thomas Success Greater
than was Represented. aa
r.surr
The ENENY'S LOSS TWENTY THOUSAND.
BY TRLEGRAPHy
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
The ENEVY'S LOSS TWENTY THOUSAND.
HOUn O'CLOCK. p. u.

CINCINNATI, October 3.-The Conn'sveisih hiss
late advices from Chattanooga. On Saturday
last the estimate at headquarters OF our loss at
the battle OF ChIcksmauga was-killed, $500,
wounded, $500; prisoners, ., 800; total, Il, 800.
It was the opinion that IL the right wing had
held its own the result of the battle would have
been decisive Union victory. .....
The success of Gen. Thomas on the left Is
much greater than has been represented In any
published account OF the battle. Gen. Thomas
routed Longstreet's corps aud was In condl.
tion to pursue the enemy but for the dIsorgsni.
zation Of the right wing. ....E. d.. ...
No surprise 10 felt In the army that the
enemy did not resume the attack. The enemy's
loss is believed TO be 10000. Our army 10 In
superb fighting trim, compact In organization,
well supplied with provisions and ammunition,
aud full Of confidence. ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
Removal of Southern
Banks.
Alexander Stephens not Going 10
Europe.
The Death of Sam Houston.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The Atlanta Appeal says
that, on the 10th ultimo, 80 men under Lieut..
Harvey, of the Writ Adams regiment, wsylaid
a train Of cotton wagons near Cotton, and shot
at the advance guard, killing more than thirty
Federals.
The bank of Chattanooga has opened tenn
porarily branch In Atlanta. The deposits Of
Arlington, have been removed to Richmond.
Arlington is on the railroad one hundred miles
northeast Of Knoxville.
The Southern papers declare that all the re.
ports of Alex. H. stephens going to Europe,
are unfounded.
Advices from Texas show that Sam Houston
died Of pneumonia.
The health of the army in Arkansas has i'm.
proved. The railroad is now In operation DO.
tween Duvall's Bluff and Little Rock, and SUP
plies are abundant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Army OF The CUNBERLkM.
The Situations nsorcement'

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The report that the
rebel lines were "withn four miles OF Chatta-
nooga, is stated In Trustworthy dispatches 10
be fsles. thopah II 10 not denied that their lines
are being gradually extended, and that the
mountains overlooking our operations are IN
the possession of their troops.
Tbe movements OF the enemy are looked
npop as Indicating a siege, but II the fifty boat
loads of troops. expected In few dsys, come
promptly to hand, and the artillery loss IN the
iate battles Is replaced withopt,r ,radue loss OF
time, the defensive position OF our troops will
be changed to one tbst will be apt TO tell Sc.
yerely upon the "sdvanced rebel lines," and
restore TO orr arms the prestige that was so
lately lost.
There are rumors that the rebel force has
been augmented since the battles Of Saturday
and Sunday, In anticipation Of heavy reinforce.
meuts being sent to Rosecrans, but from what
locality the rebel reinforcements have been rc'
ceived Is no. known. Their artillery, II Is
said, numbers over eighty pieces. which in
cludes, ] presume, those captured from ON
army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
UnltArlan Church.

The pastor OF this church (Rcv. MIR. Chan
ning) was called TO Europe in August last.
The last English papers notice some of his
speeches there for the Union. He is expected
home by the ext steamer, when services will
be resumed In the Unitarian church, as usual.
should his absence be further prolonged other
arrangements will be made, so that preaching
may be expected In the church on next Sunday
week, (the llth.) COMMITTEE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
The New Theatre.

Growers New Theatre Is TO ba opened next
Tuesday, so We are promised. The public are
very eager to see this grand new T. d. (Templs
of the Drama) opened, that they may relieve
the tedum Of the winter evening within Its
walls. They have not long to walt, however,
and meanwhile they may enjoy the acting Of
Growers combination company at the Wash
ington Theatre. Tonight that rich and spark
ling comedy, "Wild oats," which was received
with SO much enthusiasm Thursday evening,
will be played.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Moson Ordered by JEFF. Davis
to Leave England.
Federal Crslsess amer The Florida
q MBrese. -
The Polish Insurrection.
CAP. RACE, oct, ,a.4The s.sapshln s-SS.,s
arrived OF this Cape at noon to DAY, from Liv-

CAPH RACE, Oct, ,4.IThe st0ushlp SsSJuis
arrived OF this Cape at noon to day, from Liv-
erpool on tAs ma Af f8ap6assssr..ssAi.l5-. -
The Lopsoa Times says the fate Of Charles
.ou Is virtually decided and that Its fall Is only
question OF time. The same paper says that
Mr.. Mason sent to Earl Russell, on Monday, a
notification that he had been instructed to with
draw from England. Mr.. Mason proceeds TO
Paris.
La France says a Federal steam corvette has
arrived ut Brest, from Madeira, having been
sent, with another Federal corvette, in pursuit
Of the Florida. She will leave Brest on the 2Sd,
completely repaired, ard proceed Immediately
to meet a second Federal corvette which 10 al
Lisbon, and attack her before she can be Joined
BY the one at Brest, which Is repairing.
La France says the Federal corvette Kearsage
will be treated at Brest like the Florida. Both
belligerents will enjoy the same rights and ad.
vantages.
The Confederate loan was quoted al N(g3O
discount. The French rentes, 6Tf. SOC. Con-
suls, 032 @a3s for money.
On the sth OF October Napoleon will receive
the Mexican drputation on Its return from
Trieste.
The Memorial D. plo,natigue says that England
has entered into an engagement to acknowl-
edge the present Mexican government as soon
as Marimilian shall announce to the deputation
his final acceptance.
England and France will then Immediately
accredit official representatives.
England has promised to favor every means
for the realization Of the loan necessary to
place Mexico In a position to fulfil her engage
ments abroad.
La France says II the three Powers make q
common communication TO Russia, II will be
| OF q different character to an ordinary note,
and in diplomatic language receive another
name.
The Paris Jon nal considers the insertion In
1tl D~lts In m.
mount TO a moral recognition a. belllgerents.
At Frankfort the Federal Diet appointed a
committee upon the Holstein question, who re-
ported In favor Of federal execution being car
ried ont. The committee recommended the
taking possession, by the Administration, oi
the entire Duchy, and thB pntry Of 5000 Hano-
yeran and Saxon troops. The votes OF Tho
Diet on the report will be taken October lst.
Ths Russian Emperor, In speech, has prom
ised to reform and extend privileges. Eleven
ron-plated gunboats, with turrets, will be CON
pletcd by spring. Twenty thousand men ar,
reported stationed In Finland. The Car re
ceived the King Of Greece at St. Petersburgh on
The 2Oth Of September.
No more lsa,es are given to naval officers.
The Russians were defeated on the 3Oth o
August at Lutomierz Al Magoyien, on th'
l2th, the Russians massacred q great many ip
habitapts Of Lutomierz. The Russians hat
plundered several BONES in Warsaw.
A Copenhagen dispatch says, as q first stel
towards placing the army on war footing, thi
War Minister has ordered regimental lists tc
be filled up TO the war strength by October.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

Mr.. VIM. Lawrence, Of FslmoHlh, Mass,
who has reached the advanced age of 90 ye9rs,
owns meadow In that place which he has
moved regularly for seventy successive years,
eating his dinner, farmerllke, In the field. He
might pass now, scythe In hand, for sod
Time" himself.
We ind the above In an exchange paper. II
Mr.. Lawrence commenced swinging scythe
at tho early age Of ten years, he certainly took
"old Time" by the forsloca--su We Psy in
Falmouth, Mass,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
Our Minister 90 China.

The Boston Daily advertiser publishes the
following extract from a private letter about
Hon. Anson Burlingams, our Minister to
China
"Our friend Bnrlingame lives steadily at
Pekip. and has rather distinguished himself,
He has managed to gain great deal of inhu-
epce, both with tho Chinese and with the other
foreign ministers, and has turned some I'M
portant questions the right way. lie has a
good legal head, too, and decides appeals we'll
In short, he Is the best working minister we
have vet had"
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
sale. OF the u. .. Fiv.-l went,...

PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-The subscrip-
tion agent reports the sale of s509, 200 Of five
twenties to-day. Deliveries of bonds are being
made to the 3Oth OF September. The organ
ization OF National Banking Associations pro-
gresses favorably In all parts Of the country,
and therefore the fve-twentics present the only
par basis for circulation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
NOTHING NEW FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY.
THE DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS.
Sterling Price is Promoted

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-NothiDg further has
vet been received from Rosecrans or Burnside.
The St. Louis Republican denies that either
Sherman's corps or Smiths division has gone
to Chattanooga.
The Department OF Kansas will be command.
ed by Gen. Mcneil. Gen. Curtis declined the
honor Of succeeding Gen. Blunt, who, report
says, Is under arrest.
sterling Price has been commissioned lieu.
tenant general. He has supreme command In
the trans Mississippi Department, In which the
rebels claim to have *, 900 troops.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
THE STORM.

The most powerful rainstorm of the season
occurred yesterday afternoon and last evening.
Our city was thoroughly washed by the deluge
Of water, and shaken up by the wind. The
trains were interrupted and delayed between
this cisy and Baltimore last night by the Hoods
that submerged the track. The storm was very
vioieat throughout Western Maryland, and the
damage to farms and crops must be consider
able.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

u. .. District Court for Eastern Virginia.
The United States district court for Eastern
Virginia will open at Alexandria, for the first
time since the rebellion commenced, on Mon
day next. Its principal business will be the
adjudication Of the many cases under the con-
hscation act as preliminary to the sale of rebel
estates. The published statement that such
property Is to be sold on the ahove-m led
day Is therefore erroneous.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
strength Of Hpsgg's Army.

A citizen of Cleveland, East TeEBessee, who
had excellent opportunities for knowing What he
states says the rebels brought about ~ 600 troops
into the late battle of Chickamauga. Bragg's
force of 20 900 was reinforced by 10000 under
Buckner, 900 under Breckenridge, 81 900 un-
der LOngstreet, 1000 under Johnston and l5,
900 Georgia troops. The rebels were perfectly
confident of Receiving Chattanooga, and utterly
destroying Rosecraus. They consider the re.
suit oil the battle great disaster TO their cause
NdshviHs linton.
Nine hundred drafted men left the Long
Island rendezvous in Boston harb0r, THURSDAY
afternoon, for the Army Of the Potomac.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

VESSEL SToLEN.-Amos d. Barnes was az
rested last Thursday, about T. 30 D. IN +, by otfcer
Ciaryoe, OF the Tenth precinct, on the charge Of
the larceny Of a vessel belonging to II l.. Taylor.
The affsir oeesrred at Havre de Grace, and the
vessel was brought to Warrington. Mr.. Barnes
iaieSisd 70 pgrehsse the vessel, but gave no
money for it nor seegrfy. Ths-ye"el, valued at
$1bO, was returned to the owner, and The ease 9ls
missed by Justice Ferguson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
Christian Work II the Army.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Intelligence reosived
to-day from the late battle near Chattanooga
states that two delegates from the Christian
OF this city had distributed at one
point, in tw days, over eighteen hundred loaves
Of bread and one hundred and twenty gallons
Of coffee to the wounded In the Army Of the
Cumberland. A large number Of delegates are
on the ground, taking care OF the wounded,
distributing stores, etc.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GEN. SLoUGH's COURT .MARTIAL.--Ths cass
of Capt. Ford, former Provost Martial OF Berlin,
WAS concluded this morning. before the court mar
tiai, Of which Gen. Slough 10 President Col. Baker
was before the court and testified that, having
heard charges Of mslfeassnce In office on the part
Of Capt. Ford, he sent one Of his most experienced
men, who reported that Capt. Ford WAS surrounded
BY characters who were too sharp for him; that,
In fact, Capt. Ford was more foolish than wicked.
Several letters were read by Major Gaines, st
ike reagest Of Cspaip Ford endorsing his loyalty,
his bravery, and his Integrity, prominent among
which WAS n letter from Col. schey, Of the Filth
Marylan Col. Fish also tss,ihed that Capt. Ford
had done much TO prevent smuggling to the Isbels
by way Of Berlin. In cons der ton Of his position
Capt Fond was allowed the privilege OF addressing
he court, and delivered an original speech In his
defence. The room was then cleared, and the
couTt made up Its decis on, which OF course will
| not be W ale p41lt until Officially promulged by
the War pspsrtmsnt.
The case Of shsndiey, Capt. ssAeety's detective,
was also concluded, after a labored deisnee on the
part OF Mr.. Norris, shandley's counsel.
| The court then adjourned until next Wednesday
week, the 18th inst.
ORPBArs' COURT. Judge Pnresii. John
Brown vas sppoiRisd guar dian to Lucy Thompson,
tborn Aug. u, 1857 minor ehtid u ,oln 7. Thomp-
son, and Infant.
John T. Cochrane and J. Carter M.rbury SrIs
ade collectors Of the estate Of Joseph Dry an de-
ceased,
Letters Of administration on the personal estate
of Boltsy hioreland were taken out by Christina
Sorelsnl
Jss. Mes cry VA. spFo.nteS guardian to Hel n
n Mcsherry, born June 7th, 1854, Maiy {. pSher'
ry, born October IS, 1879, and JsHes G. Mcsherry,
born November 9Th, 1855, infant children Of Helen
NJ. Mcsherry.
The last will and Testament of Wm S Clsry was
| partially EJoved. He make his eldest sou, Jane
b. Clary, execEtoI.
ISLAND POLICE CAsRs.-JohY Wilson end
his wife, Margaret, who occupy a house on TEir'
street, between and G streets south, tried to b
ss auarrelsome and disorderly AZ possible yester
day sfts rnoon, and were arrested by ofhcer Wee
don. John Wilson is generally out at the drink
ing saloons Of the city, but tn rain Of yesterda
kept hin 10 ths house, and hence the quarrel II
was lined sa.si BY Justice feiypson. WIN. Dalton
for disorderly copdpct, was arfestel ty once
Boyle and hned si.e+ BY the Justice Robt. BrIe.
a ahuckster, who was vety mush excited while o
. Four-antL a-half street and Maryland avenue, an
attracting thereby a large crowd, was arrested
Ofncer Garrett and fined o. 90 by Justice Fsrguso
ios his disorderly conduct,
frt
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

KoPPITz, the conductor Of Mr.. Growers
orchestra, Is one OF the most accomplished masaro'
that ever handled the baton and the bow The
people Of washinston hardly know what treas
ure they havs'In Koppsef but let them suffer the
tentious theatres In other cities, and they would
know batter how 70 valus hin o..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

MEET .NG OF THE NATIONAL CANAL COMMIT
TRE.-lIon. !. N. Arnold, Chairman OF the Ex-
c"utivc Committee appointed at the Canal Con
v"ntion held at Chicago in June last, announces
meeting ofthe Committee TO be held at the
81. Nicholas Hotel, New York city, on wed,
nesday, October 7th, at 3 T. NJ. The memorial
10 the President and Congress Of the United
States, prepared by the Subcommittee, will he
| reported for consideration, and other matt ers
ot Importance viii b. presented.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
Of IN. Frs, National Bank.

NEW YORK. October a.-The first report Of
the First National Bank of New York is pub
lished to-day, and is considered highly favora-
bic. The bank has been in operation only
sixty days, and will soon increase Its capital.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
HALF a MILLION OF SPECIE SENT
ABROAD.
Arrival S-ass .Nsyv Osss.

Arrival (Tass (hssv o~aseas- 30" q
NEW YORK, Oct. s. The steamship City Of
Washington, for Liverpool, and the steamship
Bavarian, for Southampton, sailed about moon
to. day, taking out In the aggregate about half
million in specie.
The steamship George Washington is re-
ported below. She probably brings later in
telligence from New Orleans.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

The New York Evening Post Is one OF the
most complete newspapers In the country, con-
talplpg ri one shest the greatest possible num-
bsr of good qualities belonging TO iolrha ism.
It has come out In excellent new type, which
renders Il more " readable" than ever.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

MARYLAND PoLITIcs.--The Democrats of VI.
Mary's county, Nd, have nominated John +.
Dent and DR.. James Waring for the Legisla.
ture, and recommended Benjamin G. Harris
for Congress.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
New JerseY Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l.-lIop. James NJ. SEQ
vel was nominated yesterday by reclamation
for State Senator by the National Union Con-
yention for Camden county, New Jersey.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
Genera, sch.ucL Ht Dayton.

DAYTON, Oct. 2.-Maj. Gen. schenck arrived
here Wednesday evening, on a ten days leave
of absence, leaving Gen. f. B. Tyler Temporal
rily In charge of the Maryland Department.
There is no foundation for the report of his re-
moyal
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

DEPARTMENT OF srATE.-George l.. Bsrdan,
OF Kentucky, and Thomas II. French, Of the
Di'trict Of Columbia, have been appointed to
clerkships (hrst class) in this Department.
Thomas L. Forrest and ]. NJ. Grogsu have re-
signed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND DrPARfuRn OF
r..,-.-TSe sdysrtissnsats on eur Art pags
A.. 1u.utsd Nv authority OF the railroad companies
ssysrsllv nansd, ass onsaally esrrssssd whsa
ehsnss, are nsAs, hssss Be- EsaIsd n1sa - eor-
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
ALL QUIET

Along the lines Of the grand "Army OF the
Cumberlsnd,' before Chattanooga, yesterday;
also, along the lines Of the grand Army OF the
Potomac to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
REPORT OF THE NATIONAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The first quarterly
report of the National Bank of Phladeiphis,
was published to-day. The Bank has been en-
inently successful and does large business
already.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

EXCESSIVE INTERNAL REvEsUE RErEIPTs.--
The receipts from internal revenue for Septem-
Der we're 80, 1876 POS, larger than during any
month since the law has been In operation.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

OF the 5000 Federal soldiers wounded In the
recent battles In Northern Georgia, only 1900
received ssriaps hArtg;
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
ANOTHER EnROLMRNT NOT TO BE
MADE IN THE DlsTRlCT OF CO
LUMDIA-AHOTHER DRAFT WILL
IN MADE ON THE OLD kNHOt'-
MENT WHEN RE0UINED.

In answer to many Inquiries we would In
form our citizens that there will not be another
enrolment in this District; but, upon the old
enrolment, another draft will take place, ex-
cepting of course, those drafted before. When
the second draft will be made is not yet deter
mined upon by the Government, the order not
having been Issued.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
n y f l @ l A L

m + F / G ! A Z.
HEApauARTERs)
MILITARY DISTRICT UF WAsHiR0ToH, !
WAsHIHaron, u. C., August 20, 1868.
General Orders No. %.
All commissioned officers In the city OF Washing.
ton, D. c., under medical treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform OF the vnited States
service, according to their grade.
By command Of Brig. Gen. MARTIsDALE.
JOHN p. SHERBORNE,
au26-tf Assistant Adjutant General
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
NOTICE

THIS PAPER is now ruhNlshEp ~ cA
~ nronorTowN AT THIRTY CENTS PEI
MONTH 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

SELLING LIQUoR WITHOUT LIcENsE.-John
Kape, who keeps store on Maryland avenue,
between 1Liia pd Four-And.s half streets, Was
arrested BY onacsr Dsase for selling liquor with
out i,cense, and hued $40 % by Justice Ferguson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
PARADE OF coLoRED u. .. TROOPS

PHILADELPnIA, October s.--The Sixth and
portion of the Eighth regiment of colored
troops were on street parade to-day, with .
colorod drum corps. They made good ap-
pearance, and excited much interest.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

ASSAULT WITH ISrxsT TO KhL,-Thomas
Lucas vas arrested on Thprsdsy on the charge Of
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
IN + + l G A l..

WAR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON CRY, D. c., Jan. Is, 1855.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at
tho War Department, passcs for citizens to visit
the Army Of the Potomas will b giveaat the ofass
Of Lieut. Col. CONRAD, Ia Psnnsylvania avenue,
above Ninsteenth street. r.Hlu iasO
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

PEMALE REAsrTY pRpNK.-Josephipe Nay
Ior, one Of the lowest chsractss in the city, was
lying last night drunk, on Pour.and.a.half street,
bet tween Maryland avenue and y street south She
was thoroughly drenched, and was arrested by
officer Ciarvoe. She escaped from the lookup day
before Yesterday. ..a .-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

FUGITIVE PROM JUsrICE.-John Mack, a hack
driver; who was arrested some days ago by de-
tective Of the Metropolitan police for robblng a
lieutenant. escaped day before yesterday from the
Second ward station, where he was confined. He
was re.arrested this morning, about O'Clock, BY
Qfpcer Boyle, Of the seventh Ward, and sent back
to the SECOND ward station.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

~rhs Oaes q ths Nstsssaa nsS1-
can - ~ s11 Ntns. n SSTsSS. = =
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

hitting . small boy na.s1 Bsary Burns On the
~ ss s'ss sss.s ''s's 81. ..:>;. -.
created In the vicinity where Ne assault was com
nittsa, but WAS promptly Vssils1 ~ the police.
d. Nswnaa gave II a. his spt1DBs that the boy
woulA not live, And Lusas wae ssmnitted to jail
by &saies Drury Sor afartAsr 1Dsrine o. Monday.
Luce states that ths wou11BA boy with other
lsdsw tArowisg stones s1hA tsas, and hs had
20 Asa Of hittiag the boy. ne sAnls occurred on
Tw0ty.first street near NJ.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

pIsrURpANcr ON THE AyENUr.-John Con.
way and WIN. ]. Donsran, two bakers, were Ar
rested BY oh,cSrs Burns sRd Wallingsford, Of ths
Eighth precinct, for drunken and disordsrly con.
duct. They raised quite . disturbance on Penn
sylvania avenue, near First street. They weIs
fined by Justice Ferguson s2st.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

CITIZEN eHor.---Yesterday afternoon, about
so'clock, soldier, whilst walking down Pennsyl.
vania avenue east, saw citizen coming out Of the
segar store Of Henry seitz, and, II 10 said without
provocatiop shot him 10 the left breast. The ball
was taken out at the back BY Surgeon Ford, Of tbs
Old Capitol prison. The eitizsu 10 very seriously
wounded. His name 10 Douglass, and he resides
In Georgetswn. ... -..r'. --...
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-03

TEE GRKAF PENNSYLVANIA RoUr..--Ths
Quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
southwest. Two Through trains daily, and one o,
sunday. SOldiers' Tickets At Governmsnt rates 70
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further information apply at the 81
doe OF the "GrcAt Pennsylvania Route, " noFthesss
dsr National Hotol. once open nom .. n. TO
y. n.ion sundays . TO Up. N.
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