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lFrom tho Harrisburg uuioa Of Saturday /
-T..i The Rebel Raid Again,

wehsye taken every possible painsto inform
ourseives OF the extent OF tho Iebul force across
the Potomac, Of the ommander of the force
and everything connected with the movement,
and up " this moment we confess thai we
have no reliable intelligence whatever, i''
wicklow that hundreds, we might possibly,
with truth, cay thousands Of the citizens OF the
valley, with their cattle, horses, aud household
goods, are coming this way. '" 4
They are evidently scared, aud all represent
that tho "rebellious rebels" are within a few
miles Of thefn, gathering up stock and pro-
Visions. l'r' N a.'. ... y. ~
We have had but one idea Of this rebel raid
from the commencement. Their object is not
70 make general raid through the valley, but
70 cut the railroad communication between the
North and Washington city, and, II possible,
capture that city. We do not countenAnce the
story. .'H -Ti0H.f .9II =.
But, In any event, we do not believe that
much danger threatens the northern bank OF
the sus1ushannA. In this opinion we may be
mistaken but we form our Judgment from the
best Information We can get. III III
Yesterday our city was filled with refuveea
horses and cattle from the invaded dI,tr,cta
and We think we risk nothing In saving tbai
to-day Dauphin county Is the richest County In
the Common wealth.
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New York Rssimsnts Ordered to an.
y l IL ---- -.a FlelA. l. -

NEw YoRK, July 9.-The order Of Gov. Soy
mour 10 Gen. SANFORD, assigning the quota OF
the lat dIvlslon OF the stHie militia, under the
President's late call, has be9n acted on by the
General and by the officers OF tho division, and
the Selection OF the troops has boen made.
Eight regiments have besn ordered away, -
follows, .4ih, (artillery,l Col. Teller 9th, Gin
fantry,) Col. Aasonl l1th, (infAntry,) Col.
Maidhof, S4Lh, (infantEy,) Col. Conklingj 9Sd,
(infautry,) Col. ChAmbersI 95th, (infantry,) }
Col. Plnkney; 06th (infAntry,) Col kobbnedj
Goth, (lnfautry,) Col. O. sMAhoney. ~
The four regtments last named arc new OK
ganizAtlons, and Will be unknown TO q majority
Of our citizens. r.. .8-".a. .r.i.
The other regiments have sesn service,
though not so much - the other city organlsA-
tlons which Ternnin at home. 'I.. .upHI t.A j.
The new regiments were formed under tho
orders Of Gov. SEYMOUR they have hitherto
mad no opportunity Of oxhibitink their yaloF,
and tho Sdoction Of them viii give general sat-
isfaetlon. ..s.t. :. :. l-I,Trr
The s4th regiment will be ready 10 march
early next weak, psThaps on Monday. ID 10
one OF the best regiments In the city.
The 4'h is also nearly ready. 1t received
quite recently from the State arsenal eighteen
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-11

We are pleased 10 learn that, up TO one
O'Clock to-day, all the malls due 1T the Wash
lngton city post Office were received with de-
lay Of only about half an hour. The western
malls were unusually large. 3a. .7~o.
The agent on tie New York and Washing,
ton through line reports no interruption along
that great thoroughfare. IS. .s.r. u..rs
The mails which should have come over the
Northern Central railroad evidently reached
here BY the way of Philadelphia.
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PERns or CoRREsPoHDEsrs.-Iw was writing
In my tent, yesterdAy. Gays q. correspondent
with sherman's Army,) when minls bullet
came whlsLlinR through the! canvas, passiDg
jnst by Capt. Bradley, Capt.. TAFT and Lleut'
ting inside. 1t completely disturbed my re-
Elective poWers for the time being. Another
struck me lately 10 the breast, passing through
my coat and Vesti but, fortunately for me, !
had my portfolio full OF paper inside. through
which II also passed, bat did me NO Ssriols In
Jury. Mr.. Boarrie, OF the Cinclnnstl Times,
Mr.. Fury, Of the Cincinnati GaIOtts, was at sup
per, when an uneeremonlous shell came and
took away his candle, leaving him dark sub
iect.
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GP5F7To IA L. ITL8IG az
p,o, 1,lA. 40, kas ksss s1Ssstnsdshsl iS,s n,gsssl
WAsHDgrps, .. G, June 20, 1854.

WAsHUgTpn, p. 9, June 20, 1854
Circular, No,2k hO " q u u \ IL
Persons not 1T for military duty and not liable
TO drAfs fsom ago Or other causes, hsye exptes'sd
adeSffcsto be personaiy represented ii theA Army.
In addition to the contributions they have made In
the way OF bounties, they propose to proc rs at
their own expense and present for enlistment,re re-
ortitsI to represent them In the seryipe. Such
practical pstfiotism u worthy Of special oonmen-
dstion and eneoursgeasnt Provost MArshsls,
and ali other ofiecys acting under this Dureau,
are ordered 70 furpish all the facilities ia their
power TO enlist aud muster promptly the aceepta-
bic ,strttfs presented, in aeeordAneo
with the design herein sat forth. rarN ~ rH
Ths asms Of the psrsoa whom thesssruit repre-
senta viii be poted on the EnlIstment and heserip-
tive Roll OF the fecruit and viii be carried forward
from those papers 20 tha other ofieiai records
which form his military history.
ssaItAbsy prepared oss'ificates Of this persondI
Representation In the seroea II be forwarded from
thls once, 70 he nlied out and iIAued by Provost
Marshal. 70 the persons who PIT IL TePys,sHfafipe
recrtnfs ''' ''''' .l- f' JAMES u. Fhf,
| sjssT-tf on! 1901 g Provost harhhAl General.
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wmLS We were foraging In sequAtchle, Ten
tho battle Of Chlckamanga. our boys used TO
get mp co illon parties, ETC., In the country,
which were, well attended by the ladies', both
Union and B6cesh, Of the valley. The latter
were very careful on such occasions about the
language tLsy used iu the presence OF the boys,
lest they might offend them. One Of the ladies
stepped up to Wash, the fiddler, and said, very
politely; VIII you be SO kind as 10 play the
Federal Doodle, ,"-HIrper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-11

Ths usmandsr.in-ohisf and Secretary
OF state Wish, the Dsfesoss. ruI
y President Lincoln and Secretary Seward, ae-
companicd by one or two officers and \ cav.
airy escort, paid visit to the threatened de,
fences today Ha r. asi1u ga.G -uT
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Ts ths. Pstrons ef the National Rspub-
l hcan. '.. .4a.....
Fron and after the ist day OF July, the pries Of
tho DkrLr NArIorAB REPuBLIrAH, delivered at
the residences OF fsubserlbsrs viii be TEr oents per
week. spg,s copies At the counter, rHanr cents.
We Are compelled TO take his step 70 meet tho
demand upon NJ for an Increase Of price Of labot
In the varioas brnpchrs OF our establishmeut aisd
on atsountcf the Increased cost OF bsper and sif
other material, which within The iast ak monthS
has been nearly Nfyper esri. '.h '.' A-.iu
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TKLnaRAPHIo commUSIoATIoN AL
& GONE.

Ata quarter past - O'Clock to-day al the
wires north Of Baltimore ceased to work, and
We arc thns insulated, so far as the telegraph
Is concerned. This might have been done by
asmsli tsiding party or by.some rsscaiiy secesh
living near the lines. rsf .. .-'.'nh q
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"a y + / OF A I

OTFIoR OF PRoYosr MARSHAL AND Board or
EAAOLmEHr or DIsTRICT or COLUMBIA, \
r.N WABHIEoToN, d. O., June -, 1884.
For sonvsnieDce Of GoYernment employees
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District OF
ColumbiA will hear claims Of Exemption on the
ground OF nOn-TesIdenes, at theiI onloe, corner
Eighteenth and Streets from ii to 10 O'Clock, y.
m, daily. q, PUTNAM, -
Captain Ist Regiment v. r. C., and Provost Mar
IhGl District OF Columbia.
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STATIONARY CoErRicr.-The stationery coma
tract for supplying the Treasury Department,
and all It's bureaus has been again awarded to
Phip " solomons, of this city. ,g.. .....
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Gsnsssssin Guupewdsr and Bush Rivers.
Gunbosts have ascended Bush river and
Gunpowder river 10 positions where they can
protect the extensive railroad bridges across
those streams from any attempts the rebels
may make to destroy them.
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rosr,iAsrra ensrnA paj n Z AiS's

N A messenger in the Post ofiiss Department,
who has Just come In from /" the 'ffont " on Inc
Seventh -street road. reports That the rebels
have burned the country residence Of Postmas-
ter General Montgomery Blair, On ths, ROAD. .
The Goyernmsnt barracks ct Fort Masssehu!
set.s have been burned BY our troops, in prep
aration for an assault. yHs b51hrnh Eh ~
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BY fELEGRAPH.
oItmoRh's nAiDI
TN, Bur,,,rr of eev. .Brssfera's ztstss .
III H.t Iistery msssure -

BAIyrxoRr, July liza body of24o robots,
undcp Gilmore, encamped last night on the
farm Of Joshua Price, thirteen and quarter
miles castof ijultimvtvsou tte uE,urford Pike.
They left about 8 o'clock, going eastward IN
tho direction Of the Gunpowder Bridge, apd ~
burnt Nj. DAY : hsrus, which lay in their route.
A gentleman who was present at the time
Gov. Bradford 'sretidetee wssiburhed, says be
was arrested and detained by the rebels until
aftW fhey bad fifed thd bpnding.F ~ Esl-s'
( The squad who did tho work had written
order In these words
s.The house, OF Governor, Brsdford n, be
burned In retaliation Cor helhafning sbf Cot.
'Letcher's house by Federaltr trooper
"BRADLEr II JoHHsof, Oonfnspding."
All the Governors furniture and private
papers wsE burnrnIan ainoYIIanI Ah
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CoUP DE SoLiEL.-On Friday last u laborer
employed in the Navy Yard, was ProstrAted from
the effects Of the Leat. He was taken TO the hos
time,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-11

The Navy Department has received from the
gallant Captain John 4. wlnsi6w lohgietter
detailing the services rendered ,by his officers
and men in the late brilliant naval action
which resulted in the destruction Of me pirate
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From all thAi can be learned 70 day II, be-
lieved that the rebels mean 70 threaten the city
closely, in order to give their cavalry an oppor-
tupity 70 plnnder the country. ", .,''' 'ga
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FIRE ON @ sTREET.-The alarm OF fire at IL
o'clock this moining, was oA Bed by the burning
Of small frame building In the rear Of 2ss gtrest,
between Eleventh and Twelfth. The damage was
hiemen, eapeeially the FRANKLIN engine, got upon
the grouad. Had occurred In the night, or du-
ring nigh wind, = serious oonnAeiauoo might
have ensued, a. the surrounding buildings are OF \
highly combustbls nature. The steam engines,
located In the First ward, were promptly on hAnd,
but their services were not required. IA
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DserNsrso yesterday evening two

BEGINNING YoUNs.-YesterdAy evening two
boys broke into the store Of klia Lyons, near the
corner OF Indiana and New Jersey avenues, by
breskihK pane Of Blssa In one OF the rear win
dows and unboltiDg the window en- the inner gida.
They stole revolver, ave watches and four rings
OF gold. One Of the boys sold the TovolSerV the
rings and one OF the watches to . man named Geo.
Thompson Tor -, and Afler giving his eomTAde,
who L. DAm'd Louis Allies, % went away on the
New York train. ALLEN was arrested by Rounds
man L ElklOH. The name Of the other boy 10 un-
known, The stolen property was recovered from
Thompson. Allen was taken before Justice
GiberSon, who dismissed the case.
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GOVERNOR nRADFoRD's MANSION
HURRIED BH THE REBELS.
Ths mansion OF Gov. Bradford, ,-of Maryland,
situsted on the Hartford road, several miles
from Baltimore, was burned By the rebel cav
airy this forenoon ~ ..-. p. l,... 20. r
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The Enemy on;ssysnth street Road
PosTMAsTER o ENERALF y. r. tiLAfrts
~ i,I,li MANSION BURNED. .... p, .-i


Mr. John Ciagstt sud others, residing on the
Seventh street road, some SIX miics out of
town, in the Vicinity OF Silver Spring, report
that brisk skirmish with our pickets and
skirmisfcrs took place tbis noon, Several OF
the residents In thai Vicinity came into town
post haste, to-day, aud are reporting large mum
bers ofthe enemy In tho vicinity 'r' ..l
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OFFbo''lls Lei a L. !. -, 49,. - =. !,
.. ...t ADJUTkaT GENERALLY OFFICE, }

q. r.ut gADJUTkHT GRHERAL's OFFICE, I
WAsHEgTOR, March II, 1854.
All AppllsationA for leaves OF absence or per.
mission TO yiiit Washington must be Addressed to
Major General HAlle0k, Chief Of staii, and must
speoIfy the buSineHs for which the otiesr desiTes
the permission. TelegrSmA addressed direct to the
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention. ''
by order Of the Secretary OF War.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
paI-d7 ..DI. 20 Assistant AdiutAut General.
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The Rseapturs ID Martinshurg-Firs At
! F' I.r .t5yl Frsdss 'utdHmt'. E..

BALTIMORE, June live learn that inteih-
gence was received last night that Gen. Hun
ter had conmencSd operating In the rear ,of
the enemy In the most successful manner. The
town of Martinsburg issaid 70 have been re-
captured BY him, with ono thousand rebel
prisoners and all the piusdeT that had been
gathered there from Hagerstown. '" 3D.. h''
This is said 10 have occurred on Friday, and
having made d junction with the troops at
Maryland Heights, he Was supposed 20 have
reached Frederick on Sunday morning. Our
troops report that heavy and continuous can-
nohadIng was In progress In the neighborbood
Of MOnbcaey junction at daynght yesterday
morning. Tho supposition was that Gen. Hun
Ter had struck the enemy shortly after his sue
cess over Gen. Wallace, and that IL would
prove barren victory. '''' t. .. "' q H
The telegraph operator at Mount Airy last
night reported heavy iire In the direction Of
Frederick city, which appeared 10 be very ex-
tensive. OF course all communieation is now
cut or with Frederick and the country beyond.
II was reported In the city last night that Gen.
Tyler had neither been captured nor wounded,
as reported. We hope that the rumor will be
confined this morning. -'.'"' A'
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r9-IIeiInstreet's Intns,t.bio Hair hestor-
kTIvE, NOT pyEy hut restores gray hair to its'
original color, By supplying tLs capillary tubes
with natural sustenance, impaired by age or DIS
ssse An instantaneous dyes are composed OF lunar
sa,stss, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, and snofd Of themselves NO dres4ing- Hsim-
,treeps Inimitable Colorins not only restores hair
10 its natural color by an easy process, but gives
the hair q LUxURIANT BEAUTY, promotes its
srowth, prevents its falling of, eraddates dAt-'
drtitf and imparts heath and piessantness to tAe
head n hsa stood the test Of tine, being NE oti-
kinal Hair Coloring, aaA N constantly increasing
IN favor Used both EsptlsPen and ls4tes; IL
s sold by all respectable dealers, or can be pro-
cured BY them Of the commercial agents,
| -n'aai9 iylglGE) ID. s. sBARNEsk CO., -.
2o2 Broadway, New York;
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The Late Ezpio,t OF tine Pirate FLORIDA.
FoRrRrss MoSA6s, July 1t.l-About daylight
the rebel privateer Floridk captured snd burnt
bark, nsmo not aseertsined, whilst In TOW ~
the steam tug America, lust outside Of Cape
Ths crew Of the bark escaped on board she
tug and had Just reached here. 4 .oo'1 . 4 LIH
!, At 10, O'Clock thls q. M, three gunboats, the
Monticello, Motnt Vernon and Ino, started
from Hampton Roads IN pursuit Of the privu'
teer sob
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An Enthusis stio unson ssfsn Rpilyfps q
ths Def>uee off Flag.

BiLtfroit, JuIy II, II o'clock, IA tefPfce
able citizen, lust arrived In toyp, Yho resides
near Kibgsynie, ten milss from the Pbihdel-
pbis railroad. reports thls pefnlng that party
OF my rebel cavalry pssecd h,s hoese, making
for the railroad. Theycut the telegraph wire
on the turnpike az they passed. In passing tho
man, residing near Kingsvillo, they noticed the
American flag flying, audsome Of them stopped
TO bnrn his barn. He msde no resistance. I'M
Gil they attempted 70 take down bis flag, when
Mr.. Day fred upon the rcbeis and killed one Of
them. Mr.. Day has notse since been heard OF,
and his fatc is unknown. " 'h'''Aau
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TENDER trMrArnr FoR PIEArn,.

tFTm Olhhlop JuuV 1S,l
A truce 10 morbid sentimentalisml Those
who have not right ON their side have no claim
on our pity. Is the Pays In such a fearful
mood7 Ifit Is In the vein for lameDtatlon lot
it'lurn TO Venice, that silent city-let 1t look
To Hung Ary, the land OF famine Must 1t have
martyrs TO crowul There are plenty In Po-
Land. Let IL reserve Its lamentations for the
two hundred Thousand who have been trans
ported from. Warsaw and wilma, and ls. u
cease 10 IdVlI. iiL, tender svmpathlsS on pirGtss
iOho, for too pears past, haze infested he seas,
aftaekiR0 only ts Vedk, and piilagiHg irQGsnstve
traders. Can they be called patriots 7 No.
Insurgents Certainly not. The Danes are
patriots; the Poles were, and will be again.
heroic insurgentsj but tho crew Of the Ala
bama, the Florida, and tho Georgia are pirates.
As for Captain Semmes, we will admit that he
possesses all the martial qualities attributed TO
him by our semi-Ofilcial Journalist we merely
state that In HE first engagement with an equal
antagOnlst he had forty men killed or wounded,
whilst the Kearsarge had only three wounded,
Even aL the risk Of again exposing ours selves
TO the Indignant chastisement of the PGys, the
defender OF the weak, We give all our sympa'
thy TO the victor, the brave Captain Wlnslow,
who, by his skill and and courage, has en-
hapeed the honor OF the great American re-
Duhlic
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TRAIN DEsTROTEDO ON GUNPOwDER
bBaIDGK.THEg REBEL GILMORE
\ CUTTING THE COMMUNICATIONS
NBETwEsss BALTIMoRn AND PHIL
ADELPIIIA, "a ,o,,, !" g ,r '.....,..l
It u, reported currently that a railroad train
was burned on Gunpowdor bridge, beyond
Baltimore, to-day, by Gllmore's cavalry. If
this is true, the railroad has no doubt been
temporarily destroyed, at that point. 5r 3
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Beard OF Trustees Of the fponH Sehoo,s ~ pe
nsia l,,,ls 1n ! iusspAf hen., N. .TlntntgHi'I',ts
: iys-s,r - Secretary.
-. s-...,,-1,,,,.,, n, AZ M.a.i.
.sdpfesin.ss IA IN; ;,SipiW sf me Fonssn- Dis-v
tdd sihoAIs mi shs plrcp AZ No snlih.onisn
Iasutution, on morpAn tne , ita ,,,n., iaHaa. ~
,ha ~ ~ ausas,,sra' The nahlie a'e Invited
10 bd,bfiSsnk no 'hTCAFT - jyaa 7
I. H,..i.,or xIn,ou clnb.v-Th,s CIub II
compose "a Of Iniep ettfrEns OF Hev York, ,rfadipg
tsmpo,seif Nsshnsissns m z q hsBnlss Rfsi9g,
ss.a sss.., $500, ~ NJ n ana II. = = =.
\ IRySfy loyal raw Yofker ID inyitedto jo,n The
Club, and AID In the elee,i9n 2, Lincoln sna Sohn-
". m -, st,s+SS setrrtsrvp is,i.G
~ 4oeo.e. =. 1e.-. -. - - -
+ M Discusss OF ths NERVOUS, seminal,
ittriesrv Ard gao<nnl sy,tsma--naw And reliable
sss,s - y III, a. sssieS Latter enyeopes.
nee Or charrs. ,Addrcsz. On, j, aKILLIN HouGHS
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sdvspcs Epsrd,of Hpptrr,s command has csr-
tsinly recaptured MartInsburg, with number
OF prisoners and numerous storos. bIE h21t1
s lfifing Mss heard In the direction Of Hsr-
psr's Ferry to-day, believed 20 be Howe In the
rebel resr,t u u thought the rebelsl are Try Ing
q getost Of The STATE BY thslovnfords of tho
b HAiRIspune, June 1o,-- 1ntelligence has
rssched here that . portion Of Gen. Hunters
force under Gen. Sullivan has recsptured Mar
tins burg, and taken, about one thousand prize
eters, also, all the stores captured, and much
piunder collected by The rebela At that point
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

kFTns ne Nc r. gtier naeetisk of the
board OF Trustees Of the PUBLIC schools VIII be
held on TUESDAY next, the f7th tnr,atit' Al
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.'sH tf11 HIS{n tNHt

Depart d this life, on the sh inst, after q short
iins,: StSnsnr MEIprs, ,,hs ,p hlss ~ ys.s M
add rcsirnstiop. be wlp A KIDD hu b,nd and In.
daiesht mfheft 4 pesessbis and tocd eitxen, md
sfs,hs tsruols e ilis w.,sesgt n'tnspN ss
Ti'Y -fbsiti@6rs paper pJssseocpy olia y 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

HrORT0AGR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
M CARPETS. PARLOR SUITS, dc
- m N. DOUGHTY Auciioneer, -. :.
will sell this day jan at l0ls O'Clock, at saesroom u
Nassau street,
OF chael mortgage richly carved rosewood
Parior Suits covered in brocte walnut d. two ma
do two gilt frame Pier Glasses four Brussels Car
pets two show Cases together with general assortment o.
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture. The whole Will be
found worthy the attention ~ housekeepere
THEODORE W. KNAPP, Attorney for MOrtEAgee
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THE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION IA
urgent want o. funds Its ope atlons for the relief
OF the extensive and effective than
Ts depois and agents are at every military centre
Washington TO the Gfande. The money value OF
the NIPPLES II issued 20 the Army OF the Potomac during
and Immediately after Getty sburg exceeded seventy thon
sand dollars It's issues At Chattanooga were like scale.
Thousands OF needing special relief daily cared
for In Its Homes Its seamboats and wagon ira ms fol-
low soldiers everyw here Its other aud equally I'm
porant department or worksanary fnspe ton hospital
Inspection hospital directory Transportation OF the and
wounded tcare 10 full operation. The OF all thslfe
month It's funds are now much reduced and Immediate
contributions are requested TO sustan II.
The fairs that have been up with such admirable aud
unprecedented energy and success at Chicago Cincinnati
OF the Sanitary have vet contributed
dollar 70 ~ treasury. The large sums thus raised have
been received By the branches or the Commission at those
These branches apply them usefuv mainly 10 the
purchase of material 10 be made Up into clothing oedng
Ac for like purposes They thus relieve The treasury
OF the Comm from the necessity Of purchasing sup
plies certain classes but they render no aid TO
Those who desire fuller information m 10 the organlza'
ton method and of theCommisson are referred 70
statement Of its system and OF the Application OF ~ FUNDS
just published copies OF which may DO had on spparon
A. the Office OF the United States Sanitary Commission No
SO Broadway or the bookstore Of A. " r. Randolph No.
6s3 Broadway - 49,, i,
Commisson has saved and Il daily saving lves the
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Treasurer United States sanitary Commission.
DECEMBER %, 1855.
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