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EYE AND EAR.

T ISAACS. NJ. D.. Oculist and Aurist. Profess
y sor Of the Eye and Ear formerly of Ley'len,
holland. is located at No 5ll Pine Street, Phil
ADELrHIA where persons afflicted with diseases of
the EYE or EAR will he scientifically treated aud
cured if cureable. tSArticial eyes inserted
without pain. No charges made for examination
The Medical faculty is invited, as he has no 30
crets in his mode of treatment. Jan 30 Oily
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DESIRABLE Spring Goods are now opening At
- the Cheap Store. bought cheap and will be
offered al salall sdvspoo for cash.
feb n. W. 7. McCAULET.
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DErAcuED.-Lieut. WIN Smith, Of
the I'd Del. Reg, and formerly Of this
county, has been dc ached from his
company, and made cou,maudant OF the
guard stationed al New Castle, Del, and
also recruiting officer at that place
This young man entered the service at
tie outbreak Of the rebellion, and fought
his way up from the ranks.
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I)ic0.

BuRNITE.-O the 2lst inst, Mrs. RACHEL
BuRNITE, relict of the late Samuel Bur
mite, in the I'D year of her age.
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THE CENrREvILLE REVIVAL The
protrscted meeting Of tue NJ. E. church
y. IeH:a.sville, Nd, still continues. ap-
psrontly wi increasing 10 srest. A
number Of persons present themselve.
at tue altar nightly up to last Sabbath
80 were Admitted 10 membership. A
fair proportion Of those are heads OF
families, and, with few interesting ex-
ceptious, all are adults.
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Recruits Wanted

EN,E the LIST Maryland Veteran Volunteer
Il Infantry, late the 18th Md. Vol. lnfty. This
Reg, has earned inperishable glory and An IN.
dy ing name by its brilliant aud heroic conduct
in the field. Il now calls upon the gallant Sops
# Maryland to refill its depleted rauks. Come
and join his band Of Veterans and help 10 de-
end tic Glorious Star Spangle Banner. The
most libslal Bounties given to recruits. For
iuthcr particulars apply to the recruiting office,
in North ST. near Mniu street, Elktou, Md, of
CAPT. CHARLES II. CHRISTIAN,
.eb 2teu. Recruiting ctacey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-27

LIEUTENANT GRANT, on account Of
ill heakh, has been compelled to leave
the army. He has opened anew his es-
adjustment At Cherry Hill, where he
will carry on the business Of Cabinet
Making and Undertaking.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he sold. at the residence Of the
w subscriber. near the Fox Chase Hotel,
IN the road leading from E!kton to X imhle
Vile, ON
Thursday, the 10Th dny Of .Wnrch, 1864.
the foll"wlng Personal Property t-Tw" good
m Work Horses. pair "f we'll broken
" Mules. Ei.ht Head "i Mich COWS
I'LL seine eft which have Caves nj thci
sides; 3 Head "t YearIings, Flows, Harrows,
Culiivators, Wheat Drill, (kirk's PatcLt.
nearly new.) Mower aud Reaper combined,
| Steel ToclL Horse Rake. Grain Fan, Grain
Cradles. Folks, Rakcs, Spades, Shovels,
Grabbing Hoes, 2Bursc Wagon: Corn
Shelter. Hay by the Ton, Vinegar by the
Barrel, Potatoes by tho Bushel, &c. &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such
as BedIteads, Bureaus, Tables. Chairs, l
large Cook Stove, Parl"r Stove, ant vari
Gus articles not mentioned. Also about 80
Acres Of Wheat in the Ground
Co Sale to commence at IL o'clock. NJ.
GEORGE FlrZWATEK.
feb 27, 1854 2t
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FOB RENT.

FOB RENT.
TLEvEN ACRES Of LAND, best quality,
IL with Comfortable Dwelling and Barn. at
pre- mt occupied by Mrs. Rebecca West, two
miles above Port Deposit. Possession given
OIL the 18th OF March, next
Apply to DAVID BENTl.
Rowlendsville, P, O., Cecil CO., NJ.
feb a, lS64-3t*
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TIC 1OIIoWNIT ITOPNITN, TO WI
FIVE HEAD Of HORSES,

TIVE llCiD VI uUnSEc,
and one two year-old COLT, one Yoke of
OXEN, we'll broken 4 Mich COWS,
3 head OF Young Cattle, fine Bull, Shoals,
Buckeye Mower and Reaper combined, Glain
Drill, (fIayne's Patent,) Hay Rake, Family
Carriage, Van Wickle Fan, PIows, Iia,rows,
Cultvaors, Corn Shelter, / Set Wagon Har-
ness, Carriage do. Pow Gears. Grind Stone,
Wheat Cradles, ScytEes, two-horse Wagon,
Ok Cart, Spades, Grubbing and Cron Hoes,
Mall and Wedges, % Acres of Wheat in the
Ground, Timohy Hay by the ton, While Mcr-
ter Seed Potatoes, ECO pounds Of Bacon.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNlrIRE.-
Beds, Bedding. licdSeads, Carr citing, Chains,
Tables, Stands Stoves, and otler articles
TERMS OF SALE:-Ail sums Of twenty del.
lars and less, Cash. On all sums over tw enty
dollars credit of six months will be given, the
purchaser giving mole with approved security,
Wearing interest from the day of sn'e.
~ Sale to commence ut No. LEX. A. NJ.
ieb 27-lt. BENZ. b. NICOLL.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

YAh NEASHiI NVllCLs
rNIlh undersigned having purchased the
l. interest OF the late h. J. kinc!iait III the
lI,m oil }. A. DAVIS n Co., have this day
entered into partnership, under the name al
DAVIS 4 fCGll, and will continue the
i.UMDAR, GRAIN and COMMISSION
BUSINE.oo al PonT DEruslr ami NJ LApl-
puM, I'D JAMES A. DAVIS,
Feb. -, 1854. JOSEPH Is. fUGH.
CO. All parties indebted to the Firm at J.
A DAVIS n CO., arc hereby Notified 10 cnlne
toward anu settle "ltn"ut delay. Settle
,mrils can he made with either ri the UNDER
signed. DAVIS q FCGf.
iep - 3m.
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Nj. p. G. STRICKLAND has contract
ed 10 build house for Mr.. L. T. Rob
srts on Els farm % Bohemia Manor.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WRAPPING
PAPER AND TwINE.

PosT OFFICE DEPApThEsr,l
october % 1884
ment until the sth day Of December next, At u
o'clock W RSon e, StG!rn hSEk AND rwrNr
for the Of he Post Otcss in the United States
Der next.
pense, at the Blank Agencies Of the Post once De
paItment at arlington, D. c., New York city,
and Buffalo, N. Y
quality thereof required at each Agency, yearly,
are specified below.
. ooo Disrsl 81 70 !, hTwAsHISSToS, Pc.
size, OF mstefisl and q iaiity fully eSusi 70
that now In use In the Department, and to
weigh % pounds to the reAm, and each reAm
to 90 tam 20 perfect qnires.
10 reams Of the same Kind Of paper, &c by 70
inches In size, and to weigh % pounds tot the
5000 pounds OF lutte, or other suitable Irvine, hard
twisted, and IN balls, to weigh one pound
1900 ppunds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, about one
eighth OF an inch in diameter, well twisted,
In balls, to weigh rom * to bounds each.
,.., DISTRICT NO. 2, NEW YORK cry.
oo described In the estims'es Of District No, i
200 5es@; OF WI Wrapping Pepper similar to tLat
1900 pounds Of lutte Or other Irvine, similar to
~ that hrst described for District N 4.
10000 p 'unds OF coarse H-mp wine, similar to
Mol.
DhThIcT NO. J, BUffAL0, ", v,
10000 resins If Wrapping Paper, sim lar to that
hrst named for District No. 1.
30 leans of SwtrappnS p sE, similar to that
io'ooo BOUNDS Of Jute, or ether wine, similar to
No " ''
1000 pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine. similar IN
thnt oil the second description, for said Dis
Proposals will he received for each article ,.n,.
ratey, and separately for each District or for The
The contract or contracts will be awarded IN IN.
lowest a best bidder, to be Determine after a
careful examination for the purpose NJ ascertain.
ing which bid WILL In is prac ical results be most
advantageous to the Department
4 tho uistrt - should be reconstructed, or in.
creased In numbar, o. an OF them disco timed
ths articles shall he delivered at such place or
p aces . the Postmaster General shall deI gnate,
At pro rata rrioes.
And tn Postn ester General reserves to himself
the privilege OF increas ng or reducing the guam
tity If the articles required II It shall be found
Samples Of SIoh articles as are now furnished
can be seen at either of the above named Agencies
, ElddErs Will sind samples OF such articles ~
they propose to furnish with their bids.
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposals,
guarSn'ies Of his ability to comply with his bid
anu certificate from his nearest postmaster that
suoh glatAntota are credible and reliable citizens
must siso accompany his proposals.
tract. WA
Failures to furnish the articles contracted for
promptly or The tnrnishtnR 4 attic % OF an lnfe-
+ or quality to those contracted fSr viii be on1.
Aldsied sufh lent cause for the forfeiture Of the
1 NntFAot, ''o
vii d. % S2s sds 10 aOSordAnOS with these
fropOsals mus' b marked on the outside Of the
nnneons with Tho name Of the article or articles
dressed to The First Assistant PoStmsster Csnar.l
"s.is.,oh, D. W. DENEIsON,
"f"' PoltmAltst SaneFsl |
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
/ DISTRICT OF COLU mBIA, sEPrEMsER 20,

Abby Cory Harris, complainant In Equity.
s.uu,l l. H.r rha d.tspd,ut No. aas.
The petition In this case states and CHARGES that
the complainant and defendant were married In
ne city Of Portland, in the state Of Maiue, In the
year 1897 that In tho year 1915 they removed to
the District OF Columbiaj that they lived 'ogether
~ husband and wife since the marriage until 1850,
when the DESCENDANT totally dc erted the complain
ant and her children, and n said Districts that
she has not since seeu, nor hoard OF, or from him
She therefore, prsys to be di creed nom the bol.d
Of said marrisse, pursuant To the sot Of Conress
IN such osse, &a. And summons having besn re-
turned mot fousd," and II appes Ing to the salts
faction Of the court BY Afndhvit OF adisbte estaa
witness, that the defendant 10 . n president OF
the istrist, 10, therefore, this nd day Of Sep
smber, l9st, ordered that the defendant be and
sppezr In this court. In per en-, BY attorney and
. swsr the petition, ks on or before I'd Tuesday
Of November, 1884, provided copy Of this order he
published In the kLFrBLicAs otee o week for six
weeks, su0eossivoly, preceding the said day.
WM. LILLEY,
Solicitor Tor potit oner.
true copy; n. j. MEI0s,
ssa+iswsw Clerk.
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MEDICAL.
oP IoIAL TITO u.

NJ -I-i1--'--'- -.
m. n. yr,Lrrs privs,s Hospit.i, in tbs ED
- xo.s, Gamer Of seventh aaa streets, oppo.
m. ,us rcss snd Patent onsss, Rooms % and ~
nm .savs, wsshinsson, D. @. ...-f r.7r
An dis. uses Of . private nature trsss'd N 'hs
.-,.s,sn,sus nsnnsr, and radical surss snssssd
in all ...... srP1BITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBaA, EET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or. the result Of VoLUPTVoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oENERATIVt
lReANs from any ,su,s ShstsSsr, or how Ions
standing, Thoroughly and rsdiosiiy cured also
sovT, RHEumA TIaS. EEURALoh, and oshs
CHRONIC prssAs.gs Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
., IVES and JOINS, scRoFuIA, BLorcHEs
FACE, RRup. "IoNson ne iimo. and body
:, - -, " Eaurrv, 'DrsrAsEssnd DissAsi
,,oo,.. nom VII. ssrsr cause they may
ave arisen.
No matter ~h.. your d. .... ~ no false Dali
.sssy pr.vsu. you from appl, Nns In ~ ~ : :
| , b By far tn
VT 'eiin' "Ao " go. Dstmen
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN II"
n priv.ts dis.sseu. Fear no, 10 come Al.d - :
ali ..,...,,v sSa.
'ou on your way rstoi'lns. .. .s.s... ,...
..asm,s OIL
Thss dreadful ssourss Of the youns, induissd In
~bsp siou., des,roy. tho esusr.svs orrsn., unf,t.
,,,. ...,,.,- -. -. . :, :
|
"seA anu hmos' loss " ,A'". $50" >A' 'u''u-'
"ovsr' psipfsAhon OF 'he he.iN sirri'Aoiii'
10" oil memory msiAn'nov hA''A' n'A"'
consumption, and dsash .-.. ID
YOUNG MANI IN view OF we dreadful 'onse
quonoen OF deiav' 40 not thh 70 MAKE your oss<
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 5lt PENN. AVENUE,
Warrington Ostv, D. o.
tHkAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AID WkBI.
ERh EXPRESS F0RWARDERS
Gsreaanalse, Honey, JsweirY, ValuabIsa,
10tsa, Stocks, noAds, Gs.,
tolHSElsd with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
sose.sble sections Of the country. This Company
as Agencies In the principal railway towns In The
NohIh' EAST, WEST, AND RoRTHWEST.
nA principal ofnoss are
PAILADALPHLA, BALTLk0RH, OH
OLRHdTL ST. LOUIS, LOUIE
VILE, LEXINGTON.
concessions arc made 81 New York and Boston
nlih Inca forwarding TO the CAnAdAs and the
british Proyinsss and with steamship llnes 70 Livs
ss5 IlS SonthAmptenl and HAvrs, and thenes By
european Expresses 10 all prominent sommOFeIHl
towns In Grssl Britain And on the Continent.
Couesilon o. Rotes, DTAftl, and bills made 81 all
EsSeSAiDlo parts Of the United states.
G. @. DUNN, Agent,
WILMINGTON. ID. ..
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FREEDOM NATIONAL

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
IhE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY l, 1885,
AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s, TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
sPnlN6flELD, fILL.,) SEPT, ., 1859.
OmelAlly Revised and Corrected,
From the Press Of The NATIONAL RIPUHLICAH.
For sale By
HUDSON TAYLOR,
HnlGg IA pHnnEVlvaniA Eysuua.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-31

TERAs OF THE SUPREME COURT
l. OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMbIA.-Not,s.
ls'horeby given that, by . rule OF tho Couri' il
SeTms have been Fixed ~ follows,
General Tazl.
Third Monday OF January,
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday OF October.
TUzIs oTnS CircIu CUurk
L. which alone jury Ia Imp an neloi for the 1rin
Of civil eAses.)
First Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF November.
TerTis ofhS CriafnaI Coio1,
llrst Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
tirst Monday OF December.
TgmI Of he DiEtrtt CoIJt.
First Monday OF June.
Sirst Monday of December.
special TamS.
first Tuesday OF January.
First Tuesday Of February.
First Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday OF HAY.
First Tuesday OF June.
TirSt Tuesday Of July.
First Tuesday of September,
First Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday OF NovembeFd
VlrHt Tuesday Of DeosabaT.
1y Or,lS 0J ths Court a. nRIaa
we
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT

THIS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the orphAns'
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF Co
iumbiAj Letters testamentary on the personal es-
late OF Abner bruhh, late Of Washington Oity,
District of columbiA, deceased. All persSns hAVips
eAima against the said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the Vouohers thereof 10
The subscriber or before the 2sth day Of OotobSr
all bonodt Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of ootSber,
1854: PLATT BRusH, Err
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THIS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Court OF Washington county, In the Distriot OF
Columbia, letters OF standardization on the
personal estate Of Mary Van Meas, late OF
Washington county, D. c., deceased. All psrsons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned 20 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereoi TO the subscriber before the 18th Az
OF october next they may otherwise by law DO ex-
elnded nom all beneht Of the SAID estAta. e
1884 WIi'IIAMJ I'd ShTs
oozolAwsW' AdrninIstrAtoF.
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y RABB STENCIL ALPHABETs.

NJ. J. hRTCALP SON,
l0l Union street, Boston, Mass,
The only manufacturers IN the UnitOd states OF
BRASS AlphAoets end ftgursa, 70 any great extent
GT In any variety.
sold ct wholesale at the E.5WeTt Cash priooa
ALSO tho best Of Indelibls BtenGi Inh, very oheap
stencil Dies, and all kinds OF Stencil Stock Ihauf
TieS or orders promptly attended tU iysSfa
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL RoNA.FINDE Sc rTLERs
-PRE-EMPTORs

In the third section Of the act Of Congress, ADJ
proved 2lst February, 1853, Statutes, volume ~
page 85S, "peni.g to sale the WinnebAEo HeseFyar
item IL IL stipulated that befo o any person shAI
be entitled To enter any portion OF the said Ian o.
by presumption or otherwise, previous to their ex-
posure 70 sale 10 the highest bidder at public out
cry, he shall become an actual bon aide settler
thereon, and shall conform to all the regulations
now provided by law In oAses Of pre-emption, and
date tho Sett ement, the full appraised value OF
the andS aud the improvements thereon.
Now In order that all such bon a-hde, actual set
uenents may DO secured to the several pFe-empt-
or,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that they must come forward and tIe their atfda.
Wis, designating the particular tracts on which
they m y be sctually settled, giving the date OF
such actual settlsment and, before the expiration
q one year from such date, the several pre-emp-
ton claims must be established before the Regis
Yer and receiver, acco ding to the requirement. Of
he presumption laws, and full payment made
thereon, according TO the full affixed, appraised
value Of the lands and the improvements thereon
LIST In all such Gases where the year may n IT,
elApsS before the commencement Of tho public
sale, such bona nde actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered TO be excluded from the public
sale
ID. In all presumption cases in which the year
may expire before the com mence nent OF the pub
lie sale, the parties must establish and pay up for
their claims, otherwise al tracts In this class will
be offered TO the highest bidder, under the fore
going proola uAtion, yet with the stipulation that
At such public sale the price must not be for less
sum than for the appraised value.
AuxtWlN Acting Commissioner.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

~
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and amer sunday, June 18th, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvR PHILADELPHIA
eeIited,) snS A. m, ~ m. s'so and 1850 p. N.
chsrter, At oS, II 10 .. N, iso, aso, [so, and
~ m. m.
nh Vs.. r. 70 q % = 40. 10 e soS Pm
Dover, al . o ). m. and Aso p. N.
Milford at 70 . N.
salisbury, AZ 400 O. N. ~
TRAfNs FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltim 70 81 - and 80 . m, tExprsss) LILO
W,iminston AZ "a, s.s, and a. N, 1924, l, iY,
Z, -. %, and e.io p. n
sal sbury at p. N.
Milford 10 p. m.
Dover at I, 20 q N. and % pm.
Chester At rs and eco . m, /, a's, 40, ., ala,
Lave baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations ~ IoD p. N.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
'0n' " ' TRATns FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $50 .. m and and H.. p. N.
Leave Wilmington at $50 and rs .. M, and $50
1 FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached,
vii Iesve Wilmington for PerryViile and interme-
SUNDAYS = IRON Phnsd-lphis TO Baltimore
onIy a, 80 q. N. and 1880 p. m.
from PHI. -dslphia 70 Wilmington at 40 .. M,
md F, % 20 9 snS i 4 to Philadelphia. H m
Only 4 ioas p. m. from s.,'timOr' to Phil.dsi
phiA. ...,, s,,,,
je91-tf H.F. KENNEY, Srt supI.
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NJ = W INV 4 N tt o N
ARTIFICIAL CHRoPLAsTIc
BOMB TKETn,

Oh. 9. D. SIaEsMOED L HAYWARD,
100 PsnnsylyaniA avenue, between rweifth and
Thirtesnth stroets, Washington.
prs. 8. L Il. calls the attention Of the public 10
the following adv antAses OF their Improve system:
LIST. The teeth Of their manufacture will never
sorrode nor shangs color BY any acids, and are
three lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or roets need he extrastsd, - the
artificial ONES can be inserted over than.
ID. The roots will Be made inonsnsivs and nsvsn
70 Ashs. = : : -.
tth. No temporary teeth are needed, % perms.
nsnt ones can be inside immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face which,
under the old system, 10 frequentiy disuEurod.
oth. This work has been fully tested for over
nve years BY many Of the drst chemists and physi-
dams Of this and the old country.
Drs. 3. 4 II. have also Invented . white inds.
struotible metal nlling, with which the most sen
siuve teeth can DO died without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any side Fsots
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINi
With Innoxious yApor, BY Drs. sigesmond Hay.
ward 40 AniA avenue, Inv entors and sole
Manufacturers Of AnAostie Innoxious VAp0r (noi
laughing Gas, nor Chlorofofm or Ether. but
strictly an AnAostis agent, entirely fres from or.
hilaratins effects and perfectly harmless causing
instability TO pain.
me best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for Yourselves. my9s
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CLOTHING.

CLOIHlNG.
TTNIoNI UNIoNn UNIoNIii|
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE Stone, CONFINED.
MEssRs. SMITH q CO..!
Corner Of TwentienhIsr and Psnns. ave-,
]. BRUCE a CO.,
No. iS seventh street,
J.. H. SMITH,
No. GEO seventh street,
Have consolidated their business At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING sToRE,
No. zen SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Pos. onoeJ
Where you will and splendid assortment OF Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock OF Ready .Mads Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Of every de-
ssription.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING
ALL THE LATEST Styles
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
BRING UP THE BoYsf"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
| Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF sAMPLRs
Whether you buy or net. No charge for exsmins
IN.
CONE EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, Il
BUT GOMEZ
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
]. H. SMITHS,
No. $50 seventh street,
sei2 Opposite Post once.
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- wan DEPARThESr,)
ADJUTAHr GENERAL'a OFFICE,
WAIHEsToH, D. c., Uet"ber II, 1864,
, The following oflsers, having been reported at
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here
stand dismissed the service OF the United States,
unleAs, Wlthin nHeen LAyS from this date thoy
appear before the military commission in session
IN thn eity. Of which BrigAdiOr General Jo n Z.
Caldwell United ,tAtOS Volunteer, 10 pres dent
Ard make sAtaihStoTy defence to the charges
For esang q ne NV y RaSlInSion 0ihota awh GRITTY,
90 JeHs1R 70 rsp1n undsr asTsA HeddQuarfeTi
AHnS'V pSsfISiO WSShtn0tOn, a. Orde ed.
eoisred Troops, ''1
AbsfDSs UiLboH Iaara
,Assistant snIgoon Charles II. ooldlboroush, stu
maryland Voitthts0SB.
D. D. ToWNsERp,
Nl1 AnnlItNAt AdlutARt General,
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pEYR oLDs' HousE,
coa- cs HsHrHnIz 81. AID rnn. AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, D.
Gttee N W, hETNoEDa
eSfeE1 PrOWfSttH
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Wan DEPARThERT,)
ADJuTART GERERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHIEoToH, Oct. 10. 1874
The following-nAmed officers, charged with of
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt rom
being dlsmisaed the service OF the Quilted States,
the Military Commission instituted by Special
Orders o. %, series OF 1853, from the War Depart
ment having reported that satisfactory defence
has been made In their respective cases, viz;
Captain Oliver Lotter, 9th New York heavy ar
tilleTy
Llsntsnsnt D. n. DiIbrow, Ist New York Oay-
airy.
First Lieutenant J. r. Hof, eth New York heavy
artillery,
First Lieutenant William J. Parrish, sth New
York heavy artillery
second lieutenant John Tiff, 9th New York
heavy artillery.
Chaplain David Trueman, lat Virginia veteran
cavalry. 4. d. TOWNSEND,
oeI0 Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained nom the Orphans
Columbia, letters testAmentafy on the personal
estate Of James Good II, late Of Warrington
city D. G., deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the a1d day OF % oher
seXt they may otherwise by law DO excluded
rom all benent OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9 ID day OF October, A.
d. 1894 GEORGE W. BUSHER,
o2l-WsWs Exeout, H.