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NOT ALCOHOLIC.

NOT ALCOHOLIC.
4 HIa ~ ooNoANrRArlp vs&srAsLps
EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
DoCr0R HooFLAxps
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BIZ
Da. q. NJ. JACKSON, philadelphia. Pa
WILL EFFRoTgAl VI CURB
LIVER COMPLAINT, DysPE. STA, JAUNDIoF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DIs.
EASES OF TEE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DIs0R
pERED LIVER OR STOMACH
As Constips.
ton, Inward Piles,
Head Acidity of the Stomach,
1uissss OF WeisSs IN ssoRaes Sour
tAtions, Sinking or Flntterins AZ the Pit OF ths
ssaIs Brea,hins FiS,tering at the Heart, chlorine.
q II nn9s wRsn in hs lying
Fever and Dull Pain in tine Heed, DehcieieTo OF
Eyes, Pain in 1' the Side gsos. chesi,
LiRRss, g. S,,.I Sudden ig ,b Flq pIass Of
of Evil, and CREST
Spirits.
And uiu positively pYteent Ylllou F. o., BiEsssr
Ftre. &c.
They Contain No Alcohol or Bad Wits
They viii cure the above diseases sSsss in nine
table hosts 40 Of ignorant 0sacss
3D. hove ~>l VT
the ood gates so Of Nssas in the shape of
s s ylssd sih and
Beware of the innuulerable array OF AicohoIS
PeePs uneF the aa
which, instead of cuFng, only axsrsysts disease.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs
the test Of fifteen years trial by the American Pub
lie; and their reputation and sale not rivalisd
The proprietors havs thousands of Letters fror
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
CITIZKHs.
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these BIZ.
Do Fou Want Something to Strengthen Ycaf
Do Toa Want a Good Appetizer
Do Poa Want 10 Bud Up Yeur Cosstitsstsoat
Do Yoa Want to Feel Weuf
DO You Want to Get Rid ef Ncrrousnes.f
Do You Want Energy'
Do You Want to Sleep Weui
Do You Want Brisk and Rigorous Feeling
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEgS.
From REQ J: Ne1rton Brotrr, d. d., Editor Of til
EntycI0pedta 81 Rsitg ions KRoclefss
Although not disposed to favor or recommsna
Patent Nedi cines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, ! Yet know OF no
sufficient rea sols why may not testify to tbs
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he nav
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
l do this the more readily in regard to Hooiapss
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. q. NJ. Jack son OF
this city because was greudiced agsinst them for
many years, under the impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. j am Indebted to nv
friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from crest and
long continued debility. The Of three bottles
OF these Bitters, at the beginning of the present.
year was followed by evident rssf ana restoration
to degree OF bodily and mental vixor which had
not felt for six months before, and had amest de-
SPARED Of regaining. / Therefore thank God And
my friend for directing me to the of them
J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June q, 1861,
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SEcRET DIsEAsEsI SECRET DISEASEsl
SA ITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITAT.S GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used.
GoNoRRHa1 G fi,f:s e SHSIc 81 It.
Contains no Mineral no Balsam. 10 Mercury.
They are entirely havins no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and wiz not in any way in
in S rs pepafs
eminent Doctors and Chemists Inc dsy
no EXPOSURE, no TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER.
q who have been sorged with Bslsam oopsiva, or
mercury Wy ssaa1mARITAMs GIFT.
Prics0Male packages, 50. Female. IS.
s,is s.
sAmAR11EzFNkSs No S!sz zND A & JUICES
81 fsS RsSS$F
most potent. certain and ersctua remedy ever pre-
scribed it reaches and Grad every particle Of
sns
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos.
'r that for T 30 s5H in after
RooR asRB
VIII y, hs o. of the
11MALlsI -, FLMALEsa
male. :a.. 1T gf Esf a.RB q r
most happily adapted. in Ulcersted Uterus, in
D.Ss; and sOr ii S TIC 20
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANS OHANCRl WASH.
Price Is cents. Pull dire ctions.
D1SAOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Bold by q. CALVERT FORD, rn,r of 18th and
Ii asN iaas COOK. Alexandria. m.vs.,r
a DANE lXPREss COMPANY.
u 01HIo1 614 PA. AVENUl,
WssAixstos City. d. q,
GREAT -lAsTlRN, NORTHlRN AND WEEP
1RN 1XPR1SS P0RWARDIRei
NIRoHANDIsl, MONEY, ylWlLRY, VALID
ABLl6, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, Go
forwarded with BAY1TY AND 'DIgPATCH to MI
kooessibls sections of the country, This O0mpauV
In agencies In the principal Hallway Towns a.
HOnTH, IAsr, WEST, AND NoRrHWIsr
Its principal o@oee are
WAeHIN9rON, p. O., N1W Y0Rx, 1OST0a
ImLADlLPhIA, HALT1nORl, ON
oIhHHA4iTaI, sTi i n3Htst ddS9uts
0oon9ee3ons arc made o. New York e1l Doaenn
N1lh Ire lbrNardin& % TIE QANADA0 an6 ~
D1ITleH I1OVIHO10 and with eteAnahiD 49,
- Mv01H00L, o0UTRAARXOH md uxvC9.
- aenee ~ 1sroDe. sxleesses 70 ~ 1feair:.a
ecm1erd-l SoX.s u dfest Britain "a @ II o..
6qiissaion a HOE J, 1HAlEe "a UxfA mr. A.
. n eseeAeas Eas6 of e 4SifSn 49,.
~ WMAiD6>01. D.t. !
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Ia q q.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IA - -! -


THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
wEsT, SOUTH AND NORTH-wEsT.
Making the Quickest Time 4,. And the Only Route
CIV Viz Shf Les. IH5 ssrs than on az;
other Route, and no Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY Trains ,AS From . wvsss,H1NaToN
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
On Sundays. e ene Tram and ss 50 3 M connecting
.. Relay with to Fl Tn TEa WE tsGm B'ltimsFs
Train leaving washington st $50 4, N. makes
connection at %askin gtos Junction Relay House,
Trains Is. 'sfn,nW
make connection with Train leaving baltimore at
9P.M.
BALI BAhT1MoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
This is tie Only Route by which Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
.hs to h
rHl SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DArrosNS, LOUISVILLE, cls-
o1K EH14z i sT toy4s eHsc1 zseHA
n0WIfH LESS CHANGES OF OARS THAN By ANY
OTHER RoUTE.-a
~ SPECIAL Notice to Passengers for th. West f,o,s
sns th.I CpEia 10
iless Of visiting Baltimors 'U Iii dsslrsdj without
LAM eta cHNFk hG ana aRd
ssrsshk wv WEs 81 TGs faE' and
rer THROUGH TICKETS please apply at .h.
McoLE. General Ticket Agent. ap si-tf
rEi sss. 5HR Hs RA1L5k ssss
49, - -:
Is ,1nsr.o4E.xlfsRs 4 fs sgS9F?s;s'len ao.,
STONE BALLAsTID AND
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHR5 5Esf FROM DUET
~ from BALrIhoRs
rl HHkbs RAthE f. T55A rfT1 sBSh
CLOSE ne z! SSsS # l:rt HnxsRR1sBuEe
NORTHERN M o Iis1ns Il e. RAILROAD,
THE GREAT AZ CENTRAL tR5RHfRi Rour.
WASHINGTON ' IT'D BALTIMORE
WEST. NoRT E VI RSI,t md II th SOUTHWEST
~ e = Ies Through Tickets apply at the onsss OF
and os1ert sBa
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIeEf
,,.ou TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON
Passengers will take the 50 q. N snd 50 D, M
trains connecting in Baltimore with tie 9. Is a. NJ
and 9. Is p m traiu the Northern Central Rail
road, and arrive ip Harrisburg st p. N. and l.3s
= NJ, there making close connections with the
trains OF the Peanf3 lrsnia Central Railroad for
FRRIGHTs
BY this Fouts ereishts OF ali descriptions car Be
foTysrded TO and from any point On tbs Railroads
o. Ohio, Kentucky, 1nSiara, Illinois, Wisconsin.
ioMa, or Missouri, 6y Rai!rgad dirstt.
The pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods csa
be forwarded to any port or the Ohio, MusErsu.n,
Eentus ~, Tennessee, CnnbsrlaGd, Illinois, Missis:
Eppl, Wisconsin, Missouri. ksnGss, ARKANSAS, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Ssndusky, srd Chi.
cAgo with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrugtins ti;e trsEfPor-
tItio1 OF their Freight to tRis Company csn rely
WITH confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES or FRBIG siT to and from any point
In the Vest, By the Pennsyivanis Central kailgosd
gre at az tsHts oS Jztorghs Gs Gre caarsea ~ staF
Be particular to pc.rk packages "Via Feaas
WM BROWN. Agt Eorthsrn Central R. R.,
No so North strset, Baltimore,
ENCCH IEW1S, Gent Superintendent, altoona, Pa.
l.. u. HOUPT, 9en1 Ticket Agent, Pi.isdelRhis.
II. b. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, FhIIa-
dSlphia. ian 2-ls,r
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DRY GOODS, &c.

100 prroIs i WIPE PEI Soiss iu. and cree.
Mosquito netting,
Vie. :hsd and s.o nc! SetnsS toni p,.,.u
Irfeh Linen Hosiery. Gloves.
oambric and Swiss I'd ginga, ana 1nsertions,
Valencies and Enelish Thread Edaln9s,
White Goods in every variety Of Su1liT s9a RF1ce
je26 ~ IA LVM q W.
IU6T RECRIyED-
large stock OF
Pnshsf and French ACE Shawl,
POINT Thread and Valencia Collars ana ee0s
Thread Lace Wells. Barbes and Coinures.
Pointe Valene - and Embroidered Q'dkH.
Infanti' Ro and Waists,
Guipure Laces, ali widths,
Lates styles Head DreEes, Fancy 6ooas,
Steel, Jet ard Tortoise Shell Lar Drops
Pins, Belt CLASPS, Bracelets, Fans, &C..
which VIII Be sold ct low pricss nArER al so'
10 Market Space. Pc an. avenue,
fea between 9Th and 9Th streets.
= PRICES REDUCED.
N1RFNADIND ShaWls, Mosam btque ShaWb,
Black Lace Nantes, Points,
Burnoua and Fioolominis in great variety and re-
duced prices. M
je26 NJ EA1hOn @ w.
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~ Brigadier General jeff Thompson, OF the
Confederate army, attended by his staff off GERS
Captain Reuben Kay, adjutant general; Capt.
Robert M cDonald, assistant adjutant general,
and DR.. Marcus Train, surgeon, all of whom
We're captured with their chief, at Pocahontas,
Ark. have been placed in the Gratiot street
prison in St. Louis.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
INGTON.
OMee Chief Qxarternosse., May q, 1883,
HRALKps IN AGRICULTURAL 1MPLEAEHTs, GAR
,va SEEDS &C., are requested to furnish this ONCE
,r;ce lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant O0to-
mel ELIAS NJ GREENE, Chic Quarternaster, De-
partner Of Washington. my E~u
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U7AR DlPARTMINT,
In consequences Of the pressure Of business atths
Var Departm emit, passes for oitisens to visit the
Army of the Potomac win be given ct the once OF
,.isut. Col. oonlAD, 1879 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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COAL BY THE CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
FOUR THOUSAND TONS ON HAND.
w o 0 ID
OF TIE BEST QUALITY,
OF TIE BRsr QUALITY.

At Yard corner O and LIST street, near B. & o. B
r. Depot; and Wharf foot Of 18th street, Island,
au N-lm* 0. W. PALMER.
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WILLIT R1DGR RAVE.
(suoorssoRs 70 MsssRs. CoYLE Il BRos.J
LUMBER DEALERS,
Corner Fourteenth street and the Canal,
~ SLIM Washington D. o.
LIMITED sTATEs $40 BONDS.
UNITED sTATEs 7-2O TREASURY MOTIFS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITlD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
D1BTEDNISS.
Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish 80 Bonds at par
of cow ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTENHoUsE, PANT l. CO.,
y7f Bankers, $50 Penn. avenue.
Dill 1si Pill Isl
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint, try
DIR. WITPIELD'S
VEG ETABL1 PILLS.
This is long tried and throrou shly tested RENE.
dy, md has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf-
fer when there is . remedy within reach.
Bold by 8. @. FORD, 900 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washing ton. and by Il. COOK, Alexandra, Va.
Sent to any address BY mail. Price 90 cents psr
box.
J. YOUNG. Proprietor.
jyA SIN No. 4s1 Broadway, NY.
CTEAMsHIP GREAT 1AsTIRN.
HowLA ZANE so Asp INV tk sFsHss: an
~slst#E fss !: s|!s:;;!;::
gust w y;
,,r,t cabin from each port. 90. ;, .,,.
second ea5in state room bsiths. meals S0 70 slS
oas .as Back in the f;,
SECOND cabin only, fare and . half.
y sna children
a sh,Id cabin In; i- 80 -o-;: -$1
fSise Of passage from IiVerposi, ssm: rates -
An fares payable in gold. or it, equivalent In o.
ZACH passenger allowed 20 cubic feet of luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
''f passage only e tRRl1 Z A. wH1rr,r,
j. X:
e~@ sR4 nY41Hfl : CO., sAA
tnorts siss,) between Dh and 18th 81.
Sss Pa. s.ssx.. ~~dsS Il. Nssio.al Hs.s,.
nd asS
FIELD CLASPS,
OPERA GLASSES,
MICHOSCOPEs,
BAROMETERs and
THERMOMETERS,
uOMPAssMa,
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Carries Oh VISITI,
STERhOSCOPEs and VIEWS, &c.
In great variety and atthe lowest Eastern prices.
Wholesale or retail. ~ 5-tf
TNREASURY DEPARTMENT., OFPICB OF
L OOMPT ROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1s6S.-Whsreas, by satisfac-
tory evidence presented to the undersigned it has
been made TO appear that the First National Bank
Of ashington, In the county Of Washington and
District Of has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements Of the act Of
Congress entitled An act to provide national
stocks, and to prcylderfpx the circulation and re-
has implied with ali the provisions Of said act re-
CURED to be complied with before Commencing the
Nov. therefore. I, Hugh Mcouloch, COMPTROLLER
First National Bank of Washineton. county Of
Washin gton, and District of Columbia is author
lied to commence the business of Banking under
the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, winners nv hand
Il. 81 and seal Of OHIO this 18th day Of july 1884
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
" 17.d2m Com lrOllar nf tho Nnrronr.
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DENTISTRY.

SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
N1W AND 1Akn0vHn TN NM = I Oh
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT INITIAL PLA1l on OLAsP0.
DIR. o. B. SIGlSMOND,
80 Bssadssay, NssS York, aad $50 PssasylsaaSa
Asmxs. bssssss. l3tA snd lsth sts.. Washssstos,
Calls the attention of the public to the following
advantages of his improved system:
]. The Teeth Of his manufacture VIII NJ
never &C rsode nor change color By any
acids being three fourths lighter than any other.
3: No teeth or roots need be e1trated, ~ the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
.. The roots viii be made inodenGve, and never
10 ache.
1. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face which under the
old system is frequently disngured.
8. This work has been fully tested over nve
years By many Of the hrst chemists and physicians
DR.. 8. has also invented white undsstrueti. !,
metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be dllep without pain, and can build NIB per.
fect sound tooth on any ids roots. which win last
through lifetetime.
CAN and examine for yourself. ty2,-tf
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Il Il G. FL Il N I'll
BOATS FOR HIRE.
Clsrt..s s-. 80 recreation, and de-
siTlng Measure, nov hav good crpu, - ~
to indulge in fishing On the po,onae: the-
undersigned having provided q number of-As0
light, easy rowing BOATS. which viii he LEI at
BAIT. The safe and fast sailing pleasure boat
ARIEL will also be 10 let. They are Ike pt al the
foot Of Seventh street tf @ csrs running right to
the wharf every FIVE minutes in the dap.
an lo-2ws DAVID s. SEMpLE
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kENDALL'S

kENDALL'S
kMBOLINE FOB TIE HAIR.
ARBOLINE
M0ISTENs,
BEAUTIFIEs,
ODORATES,
LEN9HTHENS,
INVIGORATES,
NOURISHES,
EABELLISHES
TIE HAIR.
KENDALLD AMBOLINl Ii rare compound
Stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs. for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER-
MANENT vIGOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulant." DR. OHILTON.
Have never had anything which so perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing"
No. 277 Canal street, N. Y
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof. 'OHN SENIA,
No. IS Kins street, Y.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bottlssJ
price q.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
e1o.em No. $40 BRoADwAY,N MY.
I'll. WALL co., Auctioneers.
HoRs1 AND oA HasIAaIv BAZAAR AND RI
111fsssly forths
BALl OF HORSlS. CARRIAGES, STOCK. Co..
SO Louisisna Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
OAsH ADvAHolD on CoNsIoHNRHfs,
Storage for Carriages.
orses. Carriages, TO-, received for private -
my oft w. L. W. WALL & co., Auets.
CLAxIyI1D oID11 m.,,,,,, ,,,
have j1ss reeeivs4 PER sehoonsf! 'Geofss D.
offn4. sas S6si1nb HIRI
Ioer Tor sale Of the lowest market price, n guam
titss 70 suit purehassfs.
priTs sTtisis Of Cider ars invited to cali aad cx
sniss us BEFORE Sslsias3n6 ;l;syh; I'm.
=. uaioa Dessiias DsDet. 81 Green e.
n ;. H1I51lall 8 o.,
..gs szz. ~ ;t; Ss i4 FL sz.,
e4:s sss p. .,..... ~ $50.
Tan = - N0fI1Y gUTLllS o. FH1
e So. ssa:ss 81 Hzs3 a d 2. sS e.
ssssa'a'as e s.lsss; :, 0HA1I1s 1Ix6E.
...Ms..S'e.s' q s'As ssA o2sssssSsss = g p.
our RUSH 20 1NITH1. 100 Se1eefa e.
Ia % sssssns Il u slsek iSssaass 8 dI0II:
1zL zE J5l5E5, GO 5s7s7aZ 5Esss: VI
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b Il . Z II Ar.
ISosSdsd b. Royal Lstsrs Patent Of EsxIasd, $40
ssexrsd BY ths Seals Of tie Eeoh d. PSayNsn.1S n
PSSSs, sd ~ lsspsvSAl COLLEGE fAsdieiH1 V6HnS
TRI1s1MAR MOL
e tA Sn sdsSt1si remedy for REtAXATIoN, sPHR.
TRIEsBMAR No. I.
Completely and entirely eradicstSs all traass ~
generally been thousht an antidote, to The ruin Of
TRIESEMAR No. 5,
the great and sure remedy of the oiviiised world
Tor al impurities Of the system As well a. secondar.
symptoms, obviating the destructive use OF MAJ
curry, - we'll q other deeterious ingredients ana
which all the earaaparilla In the world oannei
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. /, and 3 are aliSs
devoid Of taste SMELL and Of I'll nauseatiHe anal
tiles. They are In the form Of . loxenee and ms,
lie on the toilet table without their use BEING sn:
Sold in tin cases at % saoh or four o. CASE, ,v
one for %, and in on cases, thus saving 8g. n
edministered By VsfpeAn, LalleRand, Roux 20
30. Wholesale and rel tail by DIR. n. A. BARLOW
lel, Blocker street, flour doors from MscDous.j
street, New York. Immediately on receipt of re.
mittance, Dr.. Barrow viii forward Triesemsr to an,
Part Of the world, securely packed, and sddressea
according TO the instruetions Of the writer.
Rubnahed also By Dr. BARROW, that pouuls,
ana oeAnyifully illustrated medical work Hums.
SrAlty, Price = cents. Triessmar and bocS esn
W.SSian ns6 x ;Sseisi authority from g. g FORD
W-.A...e W. =. -. de - n
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"A q
B A N X E II 8,
No. 4J2 Fifteenth Street.
WE SHALL CONTINUE TO FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE WENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.
~ Persons desiring Information concerninR this
loan can procure at our counter or upon application
by mail circulars answering all questions that may
arise.
WE BUY AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY MOTIFS.
CERTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE.
AND PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR
CERTIFICA TIE CHECKS
JAY COOKE d CO., Rank ers
IN Sh 452 Fifteenth street.
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u ITTENHOUSE, FAINT co.,
B A N K E s,
NO. $50 PENNsYLVANIA AVlNUl
Will continue to furnish
U. 8. FIyE.TWENTY BONDS
As long as issued by the Government, at par,
u --nn SIS of 1881.
US. 80 Treasu,s Notes.
Us. Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold hough in New York exclusively
on Commission.
iyH RITTENHOUSH. FAINT & 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03
Jefferson Civ. Mo Sa,+ Q


In Convention this evening, a commit
tee of one from each county in the STATE
was appointed to visit Washington and
lay before the President the grievance,
OF the loyal people of Missouri.
A resolution passed inviting the Union
men of Kansas to send delegation to
Washington in conjunction with the com.
mittee appointed by the Convention.
Henry A. Cloury of ST. Louis, Arnold
hrekel Of St. Charles, and David Wag-
ner OF Lewis county, were nominated by
reclamation for Judges of Supreme Court
A resolution was adopted, instructinp
the State Executive Committee of the
emancipation party to prepare and pub
llsh an address, calling on the people to
form Slate organizations and central mr..
carnations in the United States, to give
direction, efficiency and power to radical
reforms in our Federal relations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03
The war Democracy OF ohio.

1t IS cheering sign of the times, tina,
the War Democracy of the entire North
are sloughing off from the Copperbead
party. We have already noticed the i'm.
mcnse meeting at indianapolis, and the
action of the War Democats of Wiscou.
SIM. The same party in Ohio have il
sued an address to the people of that
State, In which they speak out boldly.
as follows:
The object of the strife, upon the part
OF the Government is to preserve the bond
OF our political existence-to vindicste
the authority of the Constitution. and
maintain as nation our territorial land
marks unimpaired.
1t is manifestly our duty as Democrats.
10 the present crisis to pledge the Gov
eminent not only all the aid in men ana
means, which the emergency requires, but
also by our votes to yield it that moral
support 30 necessary to the speedy ac-
comphshment of this object.
Entertaining these views, it is clearly
impossible for US to support as our c.ndi.
date Tor Governor of the State of Ohio a
man who, from the commencement of the
war. has, as We believe, placed himself in
direct opposition to the Government. and
VINO desire to propose terms of peace to
traitors. who openly declare they will .c-
cept peace on no terms short of q recoo.
milton OF Southern Confectionery.
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Especial to Herald
ashinpton. Sen

III ton, sept. /.
IL ahs departments are without any late,
y. aaai,lonal information, either official !,
cd Is WISE ,nan las already been publish.
On a ~ regard 70 operations at Charleston
no va, fillmore, and Admiral Dahlgren.. r..
blr everything as progressing favona.
s ~ The requisition for men and mata-
cona, oeen promptly filled, and the
discra,;ao Oh the seige is left entirIy to their
will 6n.l h, Win every confidence that they
esterday six train. wan. -. .'oesS
front heavily laden with consor; nt - IN me
army has no little dificultv p;.n lne
substitutes, who requires almost an some
mum Der of men to guard them h., elas
gent orders, together with recent . s.'in-
tions, seem to have beneficial effac. 1. a,s
consequently causes for complain. a a
now less frequent. are
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Syracuse. N v S.nt O


The Young Mems Union Convention
met here to-day. A recess was taken til
after dinner to reconcile differences be.
tween radicals and conservatives.
AFTERNOON SEssIoH.-The committed
On permanent organization reported the
name OF Abraham Wakeman for Pres;.
dent, and . number of Vice Presidents
winch were unanimously adopted.
mr. "akeman, on taking the chair,
made strong Union speech, which was
frequently applauded.
a committee on resolutions was an
pointed.
A Rester was nominated for Secretarv
OF State, I. Walcott for Comptroller, Jno.
p. Cochrane for Attorney General. Re-
cess.