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DENTISTRY.
CRnAr DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.


fssfA Extracted srifAoxs Pais ri,A fas Msaysfs o.
OzyreA.
would 90 vise al perhS. having teetn 70 GA
frset 70 call at DR.. IKUI8's once, <s
AND have them taken oat by this new
examine the Doetsr's new and i'm.
proved method OF iossrtins Artjscial Testh. x
you once see the great improvement In his teeth
you will have them In no other style than this new
And valuable one. No. 942 Pa avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
no IS g. r LBwIR N. D.. Dentist.
NJ T e ETH.
~ -. t11Mds p, The lnysntor and Pa,satss
tends personally at his ofsos in this &@R
city. Many persons can wear thesey7yypD
teeth VII cannot wear others, aad no 1I$
pa, son can wear othe r. vi cannot wear thess
Persons calling st my ON can Be aceommos atsd
with any lyle and price Of Teeth they nay 5es;re
npt to tsoss who are and wish the paresi
art can produ ss, the MiNIRHL PLATE win ma ss
more July warranted.
Rooms In this city-No. 33S PenpsVl y AHA avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 207 Arah &C. :,
Philadelphia. mar; ~
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M p o b T Mt N w -
g FROM .Hn
GREAT oLoTaING ESTABLISHMENT

JMPO h A nj nws
R.# Prom .Hn
GREAT oLoIHING ESTABLISHMENT
OF
BaR & BROTHER,
oonsER OF AND sEvKsrH srHElrs
We are now daily rsceivir Of our own nsnufac.
snre, In great Quantities
An entire new style Of Business Hrock Goats,
Pine Beaver and other Cvefooats,
Black Frock Goats made and trimmed in the best
Fine Black Doeskin p.nts.
tie best and snsst the ss produces. nave
New styles Of Youths and Boys Clothing in large
And very large stock of Cent? Rurni,hin g Goods
such as White 9 snd Gslorst Shirts, UndsEshirts
A;S AZ: ssoss q Military n s, go,ains
own msnufactnre, We can thsrefore!vsrrans them
ss mad. sl d'e, Of sGa:
dEcepe MT TO purchase. p.p . apor-p
n. Q. HOOD,
WHOLEsALE AND RzTAIL DEaLEK
in very fne
GOLD End SILVER WATCHES,
..- RICH DIAMONDS,
And Other GOLD JEWELRY
TABLE and POCKET OUTLEKY,
SOLID SILVER WARE,
And PLATED GOODS.
ePEoTAOLEs, OPERA GLASSES.
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
GOLD PENS, &c.
No. 33s Penn avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
N. B.-Watches carefully repaired. 5s liIm
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
q S FU r s.!
EURS! FURS!
There il nothips n, ore useful or handsome for 4.
Christmas Present than
SET OF FURs,
which We are selling at Very low prices. We have
ROYAL IRMINE in sets,
RUSSIAN SABLE
- SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
MINK sABL1s,
WATER MINK,
PITCH snd others.
4 large stock for
MIeSE3 AND CHILDREN.
Also, CLOAKs at greatly re1u ,sd prices.
3. i W MEYENBERG.
AZ Market Space,
Between 7th AID 9Th SITS, under the
de l6-zw Avenue House.
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- ZOE UITS
WANTED.
TO FILL TIE QUOTA OF THE "
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
S432,
Sl05 OF which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS,
$500,
SlO5 of which will BE- paid in advance
BOUNTY FOR COLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid In advance
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.y. BACON,
Engine Hall near the Market, on Pennsylvsnis
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
&c. HYDE, F.-.. -1
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
@. A. KEASBEY,
h street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
sylvania avenue.
&c PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George.
town. de l5-tf
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hOICE 0LIpAY GIFTS.
OHRi efMAS PRlSENTsl
NEW YEARS GIRTSI

Attractive to both ladies' and gentlemen in search
he arss sna
g iR'::
fses iHa
THcled and Hsnmsd Hanekerchisfs,
InsisS Thread, vslsneie anss and Maltese Lace
20, 0Sils W.i in sets in great variety.
Pisin and Tigured Linen Sets, '''' -A0 0'''Af''
Rassien Sets, White ana Coiorsd Linen Collars
Infants French worked k: :.s, f.
L" Merino and Lace Caps.
Pine imported Pans, beautiful Purses, Porte
Hesddi e.ss., Heed Es.t., Lace Sleeves.
Ps.s o sos 1S5 s .sd ladies'
And many other articles suitable for presents.
>as1y tsS 81 a' best
=. 81 s1d :, a. the same
Wal ~N 'A' FRASKLIN EroHIsoN,
NORTH, s.,,s No Il e MAI. s.5 s;s sP,s:
Il FOR HOLIDAY PREsENTsi
Just received, at
P.J. BsLLEw co.'s. $40 It'll street,
The largest and most elegant variety of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Ever opened in this city, great portion Of them
Turkey and French morocco, every style in the
trade.
We respectfully suggest to our Patrons that
these are the most desirable goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
RIVER INTRODUCED IN TIE MARKET.
We begin to sell down at rs cents, 81, 81 .25,
96.25, and all the way to $40.
Over 1000 copies of beautiful
CARTE DE VISITE,
oop,,s q, PH9T9GKAPa PICTURES,
EXHIBITED
Just look at the prices
S1.23 DOZEN COPIESf
we ask the Public to call, Just when It suits
1ht d5ors Goods are boKnd TO Wah on The doxbL-
sssck Hard pxliiAg, bat bonad 10 make Il 70
at thss time. p. j. BELLBW d co
no 2o-im $40 18th stresk
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DROPOsALs FOB OHU0Ks, Sims AM

WAsHIHaTol. p. O., Dec: Is. iS6s
e1ALID PROPOSALS, 10 duplicate, win be receivsd
by the undersigned unttl the 9th Of December,
1865 for the purchase Of all the "CHUoKs, ""6HIHs'
and"ToMouEs,n OF cattle slau hsered 1t Alexan-
drie, WashlnGton, Conyalescent Camp, Chain
Bridge. Giesboso, Point. and such other points in
the District of Colu mbia Gold n,ifsI at which cat
tis may g ts5sa The eontrscscr to collect the
II, II Vii be made slesisl pant Of the contract.
cattle e. ehtsred ct the sbpye %entioned POINTS,
shall be charged the same q though he had col.
lected them unless It be shown By him that he was
improneriy prevented BY the Government from
collecting them.s Yayment for the Chucks 6hins
And TonsHsa TO be made every ten days, In Gov
COLLECTION to commence ave days after sign ing
OF contract. ~ EaE 49, =
a bond for faithful performance Of contract win
be required. Ar oath OF allegiance must sacompa-
Pfoposals 70 be sndo,eed. Proposals for Chuoks.
ehins and Tongues, !" and addressed 70 the under
Do Std g. GRRENE, Capt. c.s.v.
DRorcsALs FOR taRAnIk9 FIRST sr. EAST
L Eettceea n ard - sts e.tA-ProrosIs viii
be received at the Mayors ONCE until n n on
between AND " streets south ~ 0~''
Bidders w,h state the price par cubic yard
No part Of the appropriation VIII be paid until
tie whole work is dons-Ast sssh yannnT PES.
IS BIS oommissaene. Of the fifth Ward.
WI. VAN RIG WICK
JOHN GAIND1H.
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OlU OIU
P.J. BBLLEW Il CO.,
MANUFA TURERS AGENTS,
Permanently established In 1860.
QUARTERLY SALES,
dependant of the great advance of all kinds Of
FANCY GOODS, &c.
We have determined not to depart from our
usual custom at this season. We are bound to sell
cheaper than the cheapest We agents for the
sale of McClsin g celebrated Cocoanut and Ounce
HAIR OILS,
CeLOGNES EXTRACTS, 60.
Also, CHRISTIANS COLOGNEs,
EXTRACTS, &C.
. Also, Worsley's Premium Honey, Palm, Almond,
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS,
Also. TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS,
Put mp IN Family Boxes to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and R:tgil.
Also Full Lines of Notions and Fancy Goods,
AL of which We offer st the
Manufacturers Prices, freight added.
The TRADE, DEALERS,
H0USEKEEPERS,
And PEDLARs,
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philade phis
prices, or Perish in the Attempt.
P. J. BELLEW & CO.,
no Film SO Seventh street, Washington.
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AED PINE CAkvID OUTAVE PIANO ron
n III SO 5of SIc; One 6h ostsye, for SiN 80
are IN beat otder. We have Also iust r"vNyu
csiysd slayes assortmsnt q PIANOioKrIS from
and Hainss B, Others which We osr Tor M ~ ~
IoWesf fnctorg vrices Pur ahaaine eSclnsi ysis ~
other hoaae 80 ", g. MlTzER0TT any
dsTu cor nfIith st and -. A..
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- sUIrABLE PREsENFs

@A@ SUITABLE 1o PRESENTS E4A@
II o D A Us.
oP1AA sLAss1 ssitoRosooprsis LD aLAssks'
MAI HEMArlOALI INSTRUMENTS,
YHOTO6akpA ALBUMS. t
CARTEs DE VISITE,
In great variety and ct the Iowest prices, BY
R3ANKLIN i co.. OPTICIANS,
0AA Pennsylvania avenue, bet. eth and 18th sts
SIS Pennsylvania avenue, (under the National J
~PEBBLl and PERIsCOPIC SPECTACLE
correctly suited and warranted. de 10
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n I'M q

w ILL Be sold at Auction, every WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY, At IL O'CLOCK q. M, at the Wharf
foot of Sixth street, all the HIDES, TALLOW "a
that may be on hand Of Cattle slaughtered outside
shipped to this point fc such disposition.
Terms cash In Government funds, TO be paid at
the time OF sale G.. BELL,
dels-l Lieut.. Col. and q. 4. v.
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A DAMD l1Pnles COMPANY,
"A OY1I01 S1A PA. AVIAUD.
Washssstss CssS. d. Q.
lRN IXPRkeS 1ORWAKDlRSl

,a,.s5 sstsss r. ssEoSks 1SSsSs1s s :. :,
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
- agencies In the PRINCIPAL Hallway Towns =
HoEfH, HAST, WIsr, AND H0RTHWIsf,
-..y,.a-oIs isinsiDai Sslsss .5s $50,
RHlLADBLPhIA, DALTIk0Rl, OIL
oINS4Ti, g, L1gIs, L;oUfs-
0oanseaons Axe made &c New York snA Dosenn
y3ea Mnes fofvsfdine 70 the CANADA and t.
S8IxlHH PR0VINO16 end With stoamshiD IT.
MvARP00L, SOUTHAMPTON md HxvH1.
~ 0enoe By European expresses 70 al proUtn0n4
unoo1. 49,
colssaea q Mor1s, gRAyTs s.a Bills ns1s
o. o. DUNN, Aeoa1,
waAhinGfcH p. h.
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lXTlNsION ORTIMl.

It having been announced throu Oh the press that
the contract Tor saving the Hid % and Tsllow Of
animals slaughtered here on Government account
has been accorded to the same parties Who have
bsd it from the beginning Of the War, ;" snd
award having been made. and the time for receiy.
hereby given that In order to correct any rniean-
Outstanding that may exist, snd to secure for the
Government the advantage of the greatsst nunber
of lids and the highest price for Hides and Tallow,
hoofs and Horps, the time for Offering proposalsis
extended until TUE6DAY. December 9th. 1898 1t
12m. No proposals will be opened before that time,
and no bids win be consider unless accompanied
by the usual guarantees, end the bidders are pres.
GEORGE BILL,
de $50 Lieut.. Colonel and Q. 8.
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WooD FOR sALH.
From 1000 to 800 Cords OF Pine and hard
Wood: located on the land about az miles north Of
Warrington, and near Fort Stephens.
FOR terms apply to
VIM. B. RILEY BRO,
No. SO Central stores.
dc 18-l0t oppoaite Center Market.
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t. LOUD0N & CO., A.
CITIZENS And MILITARY
MEROHANT TAILOR. ~
A6yoPolita1 Hotsl (lats Byo,cs'sJ VI
362 Peansylysnia avenue,
oeHH Washington, D. O.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

IT g. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
u. No. $50 G STREET,
WAsHIseroS, u. G., Dec. 10, 1858.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEs AND RAILROAD IRON
FOR SALE
] will FELL. at Public auction at the Orange and
AlexandriA Railroad Depot. in Aiexaniris Va, on
"WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of January next
Ten second hand Locomotive Engines, feet s3E
About 200 Tens 81 old Rails; and o pattern
- 800 - Car Axles
SO CAST
4 lot of Steel Springs, Eject Iron, 60.
Sale to eorlnfsnee 1t TO .. m
Il L. ROBINSON,
dels Osptsin and A. Q. M.
By GREHa d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VV,RUsTBE'S sALH on RIAL EsTAFE.-By
i virtue Off deed Of trust. exseuted tbs slst day
No. 1888 folio ~ ct seq and Of decree of the ga
prtme Court of the District OF Coumbis, passed on
equity wherein John y. Trook is complainant
and Cato Ward, George Newman, and Lysander 81 :.
Trook are defendants, the subscriber, as Trustee
under safe decree, will sell. on the premises At
O'Clock p. m, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of jan
usry, 1854. Lot numbered twenty eight in Square
mum bered foar hundred and eleven, with the ap-
ruTtenAE ces .
Terms One half essn the balance in six months
property.
purehsser n THoHpsoE. Trustee
del0-eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NO1IOu.
!DAH1R6, 9ressIs, Ilou. sad leed Dealers, Sat
spestfaily Informed thex eea y 9YRlsd WITH IN
SSs$sssraaesios. Of fiou4 SaA1M. ZIP. HAY ga
ALDKI64T.l hss dsSsisJ -
cor. q and sh and Ihdlana A.
en- m neAI j. 8 Q. yaklr0al UoDoa
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RA N KIN & WYLIE
~ Attorneys at Law,

f,IIIrn PARsoN BUILDING, CORNER or TOWN
" and High etIvsts. sv g85i
oalsotcIs .na ether matters promptly attended v.
x s,esshs-AV' s.f,, -,rssi 4 i,sssxf5 ffat pf sstc'
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III Orders by mall for Goods to bs sent By zxprstp
vii have prompt and careful a,tsntion.
dscel-dlm&wlt
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ls.s-sAYERsS7esT
CATHARTIC
PILLS. b

Arc you slck, feeble, and
eos.s,sss.ags Are yca ont ~.
order, with ypur system de-
ranged, and youE feelinGs un'
comfortablei These symp-
tomgaro oiten the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be avorted by a
timely uso Of the right rem;
edy, Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse ont the disordered hu.
mors - purify the blood, and
let tho fluids move on unob-
structcd In health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the system from
tle distractions which make
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry.
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN


For Coughs Colds, Asthma, O,oup, Bronchitis, Infu.
engs, Bleeding Of the LungB Dfcut Breathing, Liver
Affections, Pain weakness Of Breast or Side, Rint
Stages OF Consumption, etc. .-s .-..-..
In short his Basam q peculiarly adapted to every
disease ofihe Lungs and Liver which produced BY
ever varying climate. sfr,s-e l5s7r
Wild 0heru has long been known to poIssss impor-
tant medicinal properties This fact sfsmilar to every
atron In our land physicians often prescribe II In DIFF
ferent foma for vaety Of complaints Tar also. has
been equally noted for m virtues; and physicians
whose names are hmiliar TO the whole country. have
gone 10 far n to declare that even umpton could
be cured by that alono. In other hands, again, Il
was n9arly valueess, owing no doubt to their igno
ran0in preparing and administering it-a difficulty
now entirely obyated BY patient experience and long
experiment. lajs- lil "a. a.ia f (
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub
stance are now, for the frst time, combined and em
bodied in DIR. WIBTAR,s BALSAM or WILD CHER.
M. By nice chemical process, everything delete.
rons or useless q rVected that what remains 10
the most extraprdinsry and truly eficacious remedy
for all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
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Itatclk1yx ''a- ' - -r-~->fft,
" -Ara xou s,ck Fable. and
1890 --. a 70 w, ant ~
1ppIl-ll l.. -. osd1r ,vilh vour nyysto,n do.
GeSS[ f ranged and Xur Ssnas I'm.
JRlcFW comfortabei These symp-
/ kiMtNdukih " ~ tomNaro often the prelude 70 70
1a% Mfs serious iilness. some u. ~, ~
HIl@pn<S2NI NI sickness u ereeplng upon you
! IsSc.QA~ ~&E6HIIlf and shouiu pe NoItsa py
I ~ 70 81 timely use oi the rgns m isni
6SgS&xeS say, lake hysu H. s,i snna, ~ ~
lCbfsSo4S. mors- purify the plooo, i anu
IN, lit tno huuS nnv,, nO,v on anaJp uryD
3c5sE smuc.ou " n9Iisn ,l,a Sf%'r rs,ons
N u " !. y Of The body into vigorous ac
'zs,as tiyity purity the system irSm
.e oDs'ru0,,vnS ~ w. sOaa %,,Vn ana i'SHO oI
disease !. cola ee,tes sosw"eS ,r w. ' IL o al,evoS
sIruets ls natural lunstohs ~ ~ on,'s ,r
Ieaet upon tneInSe.cs M,I w Gor,n% Hd disanse
uncinB genora nBgI".rnt s"s' ~ ~ ," ",,u oa.s
mnv ~ .I MIN d 81 how Jlres,iS thev restore the
ua, "c,,o, of tho svs,em and with IL tbe buoyant
feeling Of health again. What true and so apparent In
ths trivial anu common copI - n%o uuG ro H. "%s ."s
., S r" Caused by similar oruc
amid ia nj
boiy hev nre rsnidiv and many Of them surely cured
b o ss1,s means None uho know the virtues Of these
Pls will neglect to employ them when suffering from
tho disorders fhev cIIre.
Statements from leading & phy@SSans @ IN some n. 2, rs ,D
principal cities, ana from o'her wen Known P"""' per
sons. t
From Fbrtrarding Merchant fN. louis, Ftb. d. 1856
n. 49,. w.. pu. .r. ,,,o roragnn of nil ,,,,, \.
great In mcdiclno. They havo cured my little daughter
u sores upon her hanas ana Iee5 tat haa proved
lnegrGo ior y aud nm op bsp nnd
w Eor h"jr Alter onr child WAS cured she also t,iei
vn,r pills, and uey have cured her.
-,I ASA MoRdRlDGE
A. E,m,lv Phvsic,
4 From DR.. H. w cdTf'cTgHI, ave" oV's'"'S'
Your pills are tho prince Of purges Their excellent
Qualities surpass any cathartlc we possess They
d ous d SGFy CSre n de tbeo inVa"ae to us in s y
treatment of disease
,s.,,
He"o"cne,SioD. .o'""Do'r D
From DR.. Blizzard BOYD, BHhmore.
DEAR IIRo AYER: cannot answer you whdt complaints
haye cured with yourills better than 20 say all nat ne
sDcs J on an eathartc IN nv SaV Contest viii
disease and believing do that your pills afford the
best wo have, I Of course value them highly.
fe a.a p,r,arrro po Nav I 1s65
Nm I n Avrp a,r 7 have been ,sne,,tadiv cnred cf
The worst hegi1c, INV bndv ran have Inv dose or vo
of yonr pills It soons 10 oriSa fnm SonI stomach
Yours with great respoct In W ppEBLE.
' "'' e''"' '''P''" r,,,i. I; S,,or,tr Tflyis,
".o -. 80 ~
from IT. AHsoaoTe DeI' y Ns'o ho'H S"y'
Not only arc your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose as an aperent but find their beneficial effects upon
ucs nroves more asctusI for the enrs oS baio, com,
pIaifs than any one rpmedy can mention sincerely
rjoice that w. have mt lenSth puroatiye which i wor
Ey the confidence Of the profession and the people
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

III FOR further Information and Through Tickets
apply to n. L. D0HERTY Ticket Agent, Union Depot
P.W. sTRADHR
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
t-. JN0. W. D0HERTY,
Agent, OolumbuS
-,-..-r --..... -r.. 2 y. ". WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
Columbus, Dec e3, 1860
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: Winter A1rangement
srStsi@st'tN sAL4A&11---I .GdHl
-. = Little Miami u COlqmbasI& Xenia
.JtlO46 .4LlAIAA1I1ll.-.s 80
Sia RAILROADS. s,s. 4.
For Cincinnati, Dayton 4 Indianapolis.
Through 10 Indianapolis without Change OF Cars
and but One Change Of Cars between
! FsFlbJtJ - II Rl9 Columbus and 81. Louis.
On and After Monday. Dec. g.
1869,
tTrains will follows;
Four Trains Daily from Columbus
~ ~ + f'as 5iili Sundays exsspted.)

.ess.r,,,, .o FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT BxPRHss. via Dayton, at l.90 a. m. stop
- ping at London Xenia. Dayton, Md and Ham
ilton arriving at Cincinnati At 04O A. m connecting
directly with Ohio and Mslsslpp Railroad foILoulayille,
Vtpoenne Louis, Cairo, and all points Southwest;
arriving at st. Louis at 1880 p. at Dayton at aSo
!. M, and at Indianaposa at 9:55 o. nj connecting
with trains Lafayette, Terre nautc, Chicago, and
all points West.
SECOND TRAIN. 'sftf
f2lf oINoINNATI AoooMM0DATIoN ct $50 q. M,
stoppinR at ell stations Columbus, Cincinnati,
49, Dayton and Indianapolis; arriving at olnennah at
o. ll.O5 a. . Dayton 9.0S m indianapolis At =; y
D. mi connecting directly at LoveaDd with the NJ q
D. r.. B. for Ohhlcothe, MARIETTA and Parkersburg
THIRD TRAIN. as
DAY RxPREss at l3o p. m. stopping at Jenenen'
$50. Charleston, Xena Spring valley, vo,ah,
Morrow south Lebanon, FOSTERS, LovelAna Oamp
Dennsop Milford. also at all the stations between
xenia and Daytonj arriving at Cncmnaa o. o;2e p; N
connecting with the Ohio and Mssissipp Railroad for
Louisville Louis and Cairo; arriving at Bt Louis at
1905 a. |. . at Dayton at l35 p. OF indianapolis a.
9:3s p M; connecting for Lafayette Term Haute, Obi
cago etc.
FOURTH TRAIN
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 5 COP. N. stop.
pin z all stations between Columbus and Cincnnahi
arriving ct Cincinnati at 9a0 m; connecting at Lon
don for epringfsd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

DAVID D. PORTER,
-se4l har Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
RHEDIzyous AT oINoINNATh
NO. . EAST FRONT STREET.
at. IA. 3. BOWEN,
: ---# %. f-. Acting BasteT.
dsc23-dlm Ta Recruiting 0fieer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07
CONSULTATION GRATIS.
5SIMONT0N,S EXCHANGE.
H. SIM0NTON & son

H' cimoNAoN q oON,
This 10 to certify that was afiiced with RlstuIa in
Ano for pix years. After trying every remedy placed
Louissfile, and In three months was perfectly cured
given under my hand this 3lst Of September 1858.
J. BuaARMAN, Boston, Mass
This TO- certify that have been AFFLICTED with piIes
ior seven years. After trying all known remedies and
falling. pr. A. Vanderslicc performed perfect cure
In three months.
r-x,3 a. +-g LOUIS o0URNAT.
10 Persons ,cho are not afflicted, in ,uhoss
hands my cards may tau, iciu please distributs
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-07

|OFFIOE OF JAY COOKE.
ftt9
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
JAY COOKE & COS,
BA m * MR -,
114 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ts A NOVEMBER goth, 1862.
THT I UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINT
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT
by the Secretary OF the Treasury, now prepared to
furnish at once the new
Twenty Year Six Per Cent. Bonds
or the United States designated as "Rye Twentes" re-
deemable at the pleasure Of the Government, aor hVe
year, and authorized by an act of Congress approved
February 25th, 1862.
THE COUPON BONDS 80
Are Issued in sums Of $50, 800, $500 and $1,000.
THE REGISTER BONDS
In sums Of $50. 500. $500, $1,000 and $4,000.
Interest at SIX per cent. per snnum will commence
from the date Of purchase, and 10
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
semannually, which Is equal at the premium on gold,
to about eight per cent. per annum.
Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, Capitalists, and al !
who have any money to invest, should know and re-
member that these bonds arc, in effect,
A First Mortgage upon all Railroads,
Canals, Bank Stocks,
Securities,
and the immense products Of all the manufacturers,
etc., in the country and that the full and ample pro-
ssi"h hue ior tno Pyineht VI tne ioefest hhu hpuua
tion Of principle, by Customs, DutieB Excise Stamps
and Internal Revenue serves to make these bonds the
Best, Most Available and Most Popular
Investment in the Market.
Subscriptions received at par in legal tender notes,
notes and checks Of banks, ct the
CLINTON BANK,
Where the Bonds will be furnished and every inorma
tion will be given to subscribers in Columbus and vi.
cnity, by
dec2l-dktwIm&v6t rCT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-21
Rosencrans' Recent Operations and
Present Position.

On Friday, the 21st August, a portion
of Rosencrans' cavalry fired across the
Tennessee river into Chattanooga. For
a few days feints were made at Harrison
twenty miles above Chattanooga and be
low at Bridgeport. By the 29th the en-.
envy had crossed at Bridgeport, the small
force there falling back on Chattanooga,
which was abandoned by the citizens.
The enemy's movements were slow and
cautious, but at length they passed down
Wills Valley through Dade county, Ga,
in considerable force to flank Braggs army
on the left by way of Rome. Their cav
alryreached Alpine, Chattanooga county I
Ga, near the Alabama Zine, 2Smiles north
east of Rome, on the 9th Sept, and had
a skirmish with Col. Avery commanding
the Ord and 4th Georgia cavalry, who fell
back after a hard fight. Thls movsments
was anticipated, meantime most of Burn
sides forces are understood to have ioined4
Rosecrans andpressed a considerable force
on towards Bragg ~throughthe gaps of the
mountains in Walker and Chattooga COUP
ties, Ga. Small parties of the enemy's
cavalry have visited Tunnel Hill in Ca
toosa county and Dalton, on the State
Road. 1t is reported that Gen. Forrest
was wounded in a s&irmish near Dalton
yesterday.