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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28
These Szighty Heaaers, W0Eaa
KNOWN and World TRiea
are q Boon to she sIckI

TAs want OF stsrling medicinal TO meet the iIis
and necessities Of The suffering portion Of hansnt-
u, and enc entirsly tree from mineral aud other
deteri0uB particles was severely teis tin this all
powerful medicine was ashsEsd iats Lac worEdi
HoILowArss INyALUABLz PILLS have be-
sone ths Ao@ssAosd rssasdy Of all nations. Their
attribute is TO psspsss as well 80 10 esF they at
ssc9 the RApTx or nooT Of The complaint, and
thus, by rsnoving the Aidden cause Of disease, re-
tnvisorsts and restore the dropping s0erEfss q
ths system, assisting nature In her task Of rte
and faaessesaTy rsJerHsasSoA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

As IxzEsss sroSE. last Monday
VS. took iook sArsagh the extensive
rooms OF ]. B. Rss 4 Co., aud found
them filled with 50 immsnss stock oi
Furniture, China Ware Msstsssssa, " lB-
dow Shades, Wssdenwars, oarpstiags
Metallic Coins, &s., and the CELLAR y
we'll allsd With Kerosene Oil. The sooms
sxs ave 10 number. twenty fest wids
and sixsy-fvs feet loag and filed jan
full. Persons desiring 70 purchase any
thing Of ths kind above nsnaionsd woaId
do yell 70 call On Mr.. Rrz q his room.
fin palmars Blosk, Lower Brosdway.-
as Ia 0 fair man to deal with and eAasssa
nothing Tor showing goods.
| Fog fsrtbss psxsisslArs rslasivs 10 h6a
| msmiIesh rassk, soc biz advertisement Ii
| In snotAsf colznas s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28
DEPARTMENT OF TIE IxTERIoH,
raKR PEACE RgREExa.

The editor of an Abolition sheet In
Louisville has made discovery that be
fears viii pgoys fatal 10 his party. Ii 10
thst, foR montha psaes Oh sAs eoayaasieas
OF Cbakressinnsl ID msracss, ooaakies aksd
Of nsfghborhoods, tbs Democracy hare
determined for psaes--in mos single
"oaa Of these eonvsnsion," says the wFi-
ter, "have resolutions, or resolution
been adopted In favor Of war;
That such Is the fsos i patana 20 evsgy
msa In DE Rspublia sshass ~ ZEE are s9s
closed 20 the peace signs which everywhere
suYround him. The war 10 now in the
fourth gear lii hss failed to accomplish
good; Il has bean pzoAustise Of aamixed
evil. The people, long suffering and pa
siens, hare bad their patience exhausted
md are about to avail themselves Of their
constitutional righss % pat d stop TO tas
slaughter. To do this, Ii is now certain
that the delegates TO the Chicago ConTsn-
Eian will raspond 10 shs. gssIings at The
Democracy they represent and place their
candidate on Peace platforms snabody-
ing the popular will, and that candidate
will be elected. In this 10 the ooantry's
earaest hspe, wi$Isesas. shis wsil- Eoandad
hope all would be Madness aud despair.
In saying that ths Chicago Democratic
Convention viii dssaazs for peace, with
the svidsaoe that d before u.s.. ys eannci
we'll Bio too confident. The rapid change
In pahlie ssnsimsns 90 shis sabisck na-
tiasd by de Lseaisvills sditaR, Il bet 4
BIZ Wondered IT. Id would DO strange
wsrs II cshuwise. 0sss fhrss yszfs d
war has Ellsd the eouatry with Iamsnsa-
zion and woe. II bAa banksupted Che He.
pshlia ia lin&ncs and in mofalsf torn E1szs-
banda, fathers and SOFAS fran thsis FAM,
Iisas BIZ N enfaraed transcription, 70 BAT
de against brethren of The same Ansri-
can family, speaking ths salns language
and OF the same blood & - ha*a Gre,
assd feeling thai win - ~ coansr,
like an asalsnsAs - ~ hosts OF De
vii "a -. 8 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

Arxzxraos CoxsAxY,--Y Volunteers, whe
expect to retain their health unimpaired
during sss aahpsigs aaass ~ a iasaen-
sslYss; do nat ssass 10 ths Ana, Sas-,
gssas saspfy ysassslvesasfsh ffOEEos
WAYS PILLS & OINTMENT, Every
Eaglish soldiers knapsaok eontaias thsn.
II shs sssdxof IBIS netias oauaos gss . boz
Of Pills or Ointment fran The drug store
In cha plscs, les asm writs s0sha 50 Mxsas
% Lans, enclssing the amount and ] will
mai . box frse OF expeuss. Many deal
srs will not keep ms msdieins an haad
because they canass maks % mach profit
IS on other psrsoas' make IS cents, So
CENTS, and 81, 4e per ban o. pes. 9la
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-28

This Is not HISTORY writtsa hy oasTaaa. o. SVEN
derived from TIE sxpeEisOeecf enc nation. IL
consists Of % compilation Of testimonials from
the aieK OF every couatry--an unlmpssehabis
record. the like Of which has never been addues
in favor OF any discovery or iuvsniion since time
began.
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PATENT M EDzCxNEs.
Yankee Notions, Stationery
TakIesEe Articles, Sc


prescriptions easssally esupounaaA At all Aours,
nlsat an Ia. JUG 7. 'sAs III.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-28

BENNETT.-On the 9th inst, LYDIA ANN BEN
NET A., the 5ath year OF her age
The relatives and friends The family invited to
attend funeral, from the residence Of her s0nln law
William Helyerson, n. r. corner Coates and St. John
streets. on Monday morning. at 10 o'clock, without
further notice. To proceed 10 Laurel Hill
LEAMY.-On the 18th instant, at CHATTANOOGA, Tom
Lieutenant WILLIAM ii. LEAMG, OF the Nineteenth
u. 8. Infantry, aged IS years.
MILNE.-On Wednesday morning, July 9th, 1881
MARIA s., wife of FRANCIS h. MILNE.
ROCKAFELLAR-On Tuesday evening, the 2Bth inst,
ANNIE O., only daughter OF Mary NJ aud the aie A. j..
The friends Of the family are invited TO attonl tho
funeral without further notice. her late residence
No. 1910 Wallace street, SATURDAY. afternoon, at
O'Clock, to proceed to Laurel HUI Cemetery.
sUPPLEE.-on Tuesday 25tn inst, Major A. CAL.
Volunteers aged aB yeArs, OF disease resulting nom
wound received at the second battle Of fredericksburg
The relatives and friends Of the family and 81 johns
Lodge No. lis, A. Y. M, the fhadelphia Hose Com
the members OF the Regiment in tho
city are respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral from
his late residence no. leO6 N. Twelfth street Friday
afternoon, at O'Clock, without further notice.
THoMPsoH-on the 27th instant, SAMUEL H.,
youngest son OF Isaac Thompson
cOrdla Lodge, No. 81 A. Y, ~, and Excelsior Marx
lodge No. 2I6 respec fully invited attend his
funeral his late resdenOo, No. 9 Parrish street
ON Saturday, 30th inst, at O'Clock.
WOODCOCK.--On the 25th Inst. LUCY, daughter Of
Thomas and Mary Ann WOodcock aged months.
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, Miller street. Germantown, on sunday aiter-
noon at o'clock
WoRRELL.-On Wednesday July 2Tth at tho resi-.
dence OF Samuel y, Fisher, Montgomery county, JOHN
h. WORRkLL, m the TAN year ofhh age.
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TIE INDEPENDENT TELEGRAPH.

We feel that we owe duty to the public in
exposing the miserable, ifnot criminal mlsmln-
agement of this concern. We have the best
reason to know that there is no respect for
the sanctity or secresy of dispatches sent
over this line, and that the grossest careless
ness prevails with regard to the delivery of
its messages.
We do not complain Of its daily use for the
transmission of secession hlsehoods, like that
of the evacuation Of Harper's Ferry, in yes
terday's BuIletin,) calculated to rejoice the
hearts of Rebel sympathizers throughout the
North--to advance the price of gold
by depreciatiDg Government currency and
bonds, and to give valuable information to
the enemy, despite the patriotic appeal aud
entreaty Of the military authorities and, what
is worst of all, to retard enlistment5, and
stir up an unjust and undeserved hatred
of the Government in the breasts of unthlnk-
ing and lukewaIm citizens.
The Independent Telegraph may have prl-
vate grievances, but ii has no right to wreak
its vengeance upon the nation and tho "causc
Of the nation.r The Government in a tryia2
crisis ma, have injured its business by a hasty
action; but It has no right, in its mad spite, tC
endeavor to break down the Government
The public, however, who daily are Obliged
to witness the course OF the Independent Tele.
graph, can themselves apply the remedy. But
Tor as, whose private and special dispatches
containing important information favorable tC
the Government aud calculated to interfere
with spectators in gold and provisions, and OBJ
tanned withgreatlabor and expense-there is NJ
other remedy than to make public statemen
ofthe fact that our dispatches over this line onl!
reach us after they have been furnished u
other newspapers, in violation of good taitl
and the laws of the Commonwealth.
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A gentleman who arrived IN this city this
morning from Baltimore, furnishes us with thC
following information -
with regard TO the command Of our forces,
parties who profess to no reliably informed dc
clare that General Hunter. and not General
Wright, ia in chief command.
When our informant len BNtmOf, ,he city
was calm and quiet, bu; q pre- Was goo deai ol
anxiety TO learn the la". 1te uhOrHss had
issued imperative u.oer ;5 lic press not 10 pub
llsh anything Wbsto,st h regard 20 sue Invasion,
or tbo mefcmedu o. either rebel or Federal
O. 1op
i'0trloss The motive for this restriction was
OfJre one. but whether the object sought to be
I,1l0e- by it will be secured, is questionable.
Ia the absence Of all authentic information, the
widest possible stories were being circulated,
and the mere fact of Suppressing intelligence
seemed 10 be best calculated to increase appro-
hension and promote panic.
The effect of this uncertain state of affairs and
Ignorance rs 10 the realities of the situation,
which our informant regarded as by no means
serious or critical, was that nervous people were
beginning TO imagine all sorts Of direful pOsslbili-
ties and il was currently reported that various
bank officers, and other pubic tunctiOuaries we're
making arrangements for an expeditions removal
Of valuabes, should il be found that the enemy
were making an effort to advance towards Bal
timOre.
Our informant was however decidedly of the
opinion that Baltimore was not even menaced
but that If the enemy advanced at all across the
Potomac, Il would ne towards Pennsylvania and
before they can do this tHCy must dght and
defeat our ierces now threatening their right flank
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The sMitzerInna Cnve.

We have already published the news of the dis
coyei in Switzerland of a remarkable cave which,
prc missed 70 be a fresh source Of wonder 70 yisi-
Tors 20 that wonderful land. The London Akhe-
naun has this rinfOrmationO on the matter -
awe hear from Berne that party OF twelve gestlemen
on the 10th OF undertook closer nAuOn VI the
newly disc orote dos Fees aear 81 Maurice and
YallOrbes. Furnished with lamps fed with petroleum,
the party advanced about thousand feet further
than any visitors OF the had done hitherto keep
ing alWays the direction from north 10 south The
erottO as they explored, equally lony, broad
ard regular The party found nothing eXtraordl-
buT 10 oinders. which they lnfor that either the
gToto have an opening A. the top orlt mas been
an attempt Of the sort having been made n this
esntury The little expedition would have proceeded
urhe but for lear causing anxiety by longer stay
tnoss who mad been len behind Amer four hours OK
the party returnsds proposing 70 make another
ch on he 2sd Instant It believed that tho caFern
ends elem OF The Dent du Midi. No dangers seem 20
atend The exploration for though Al one time me lamp
resinsa 70 cut, they soon recovered taeh hsht and
contlnuee 70 harn clearly"
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THURSDAY, JULY %, 1854.
GENERAL KELLEY SAVE.

The many friends Of General KELLEY in
this city viii be glad TO learn that the report
that General KELLEY was killed In a recent
engagement near Martinsburg, sent over
the Independent line to an evening contempo-
rary, Is entirely Without foundation.
The following despatch was received in this
city this morning from Mr.. J. B. FoBD, West
ern Agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road -
"WHBELING, Va, July 2T-To Colonel J. q
= Kelley, Philadelphia General Kelley Is At
Cumberland and we'll received a despatch
@ from him to-day.
"(Signed) J. b. FORD"
General KELLEY is one Of the ablest and
bravest officers in the military service of the
Government, and is one of the large bod
ciear-beaded and indomitable men VIII s4g
educated In the practical school oi st41sC
business, and who have devoted le4 .s ~
their country since the bre'' ilg - hr
Rebellion.
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HARTRANFr-BEBG.--Dn the goth Of July, 1857 at
New brunswick, n. d., by tho Roy. Dr Becg liey.
CHEs1ER D IARfR lSNr 10 Miss ASSIE =. BERG
duu' httr Of inc Cilcatlnp c,Crgymai
HOWE-KERpER.- On the 2lst Of JulY, by tho Rev.
Mr. Kelorg. Mr. GEOBGE W. HOWE 4, S. lt., o Aliss
Il2ZIE KERPEK. only dnus shter OF Edward Kerpsr
Esq, OF this city,
sCARL T-JAMEs On the 2ith Inst ~ the Ion
Alexander Henry Mayo o. Philadelphia JAAGN SOAR
LEI Of Robinson Township, I.ofSg cOIuty, Pa, 70
RACHi l. Ann JAMES, Of Reailng, Pa
WILKINS iN-CAVESDER.- the 2jth Inst, by
Rev. W an am Barns, at hp Emory N. H. Church Par
sOnase, PETER W. WILKINSON to ANNIE CAYEN-
DER, all OF Philadelphia.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE DRAFT CoNvENTIoS-This Convention
held another meeting last evening, at the Su-
preme Court Rooms. The President, Mr.. Stein
metz, occupied the Chair. Mr. Philip Iruus was
chosen as an additional Secretary in connection
with Mr.. JOhn X. Valentine. Delegates were re-
ceVed from the Seventeenth and Twenty second
Wards. anu full attendance manifested the
growing interest that Is becoming prevalent in
the spirit of the cali of the meeting.
A report WAS received from the committee ap-
pointed to ascertain the quota OF tho CITY. he
port from the First District is as folOws:-
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" exercised when tbe Government is furnished
&c with means TO provide for its necessities But
" without The aid Of patriotic people, the army
90 Of the Government is pOwetless for this or any
% other desirable end"
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?
j l. CLARK HARE,
JOHN THOMPsOT,
CLEMENT B. PRSR0SE,
]. q. ROSENGARTEN, treasurer.
jyt5-ew HENRY G. LEA Secretary.
MILITARY NOTICES.

n WANTED FOR THE UNITED Stairs
"a Marine Corps "a varied and executing hfb by and
III land, three hundred able bodied 70 Perform tha
" duties Of soldier at our Navy fa-d, and aboard
United States ships of war on foreign stations.
Better compensation than the army. ship -of-WAr 10
q comfortable home The Marine Corps Is the boat
equipped Corps In tho service. Prize Money Ia sbun-
dance.
TBE LOCAL BoUNTIES PAID TO RECRUITS.
For all other information apply daily the Recruiting
Rendezvous NO 3ll g. FROST Street, beO Spruce
tween tho hOUrs Of nine aud three O'Clock.
JAMES LEWIS,
Captain and Recruiting Oh1eef,
my6-u No. 3u 4. FRONT Strosh
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WE HAyr uY FAR tie lirgest stock and hes.
assortment of Clothing in Philadelphia, com
prising all desirable styles Of goods, from
medium price 10 superfine Every one eau no
accurately fitted at once from our stock what
ever be bis si2c or proportions, in garments equal
IN all respects "a wO,k mnGe 10 measure, nj much
lytrcr DricfS. For those who prefer, we have
aso complete assortment Of piece goods which
will bi made up to meas urc In Il style su passed
by none. BENNE1I a Co.,
TowfR HALL, No as Market street.
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DRoPos SAILS FOR LOAN.

u Il o 7 y A l. s o l. o A n.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July 25, 1861
Nqtoe hereby given that subscriptions will be received
rice Treasure, oftho United States the several Assist
ICreasurers, designated Deposorios. and by the
p Nnal Bank designated and qualified Deposories
and Financial A. oRt Treasury Notes payable three
years from August Is 1864 bearing interest at the rate Of
seven and -tsnhs per cent per annum with semi
annual coupons attached payable nIawfo, money.
These notes viii be convertible, at the option of the
redeemablc attgr i've and payable twenty years from
August is 1861
These notes be issued in tho denominations OF any
one huneged, hundred thousand, and i've thou
sand doll, s. and will be issued in blank, payable to
order, as may be directed by the subscribers.
An subscription must be for nifty dollars or sOme mui-
tple Ofh0y dollars.
Duplicate dcates viii be issued for all deposits. The
party deposiin endorse upon the original certificate
the denominaton of notes requised whether they
to be issued in ank payable to order. When
dofSed muSl ne leE WIN the ohCer RECEIVING tle ne
post to be fory ardcd 10 this Department
The noieswl be,ransmtcdto to the owners FREQ Ofzans
poitaton charg - soon the receipt Of the original
certificates Of d oosii as thcy can be prepared.
Interest will allowed to Auguatl5 all deposits made
prior to that C. will be paid the Department upon
receipt Of the o. inal certificates.
As the notes draw AugustlJ persons max
ing deposits sub that date pay the interest
accrued from da,e of note TO date Of deposit
Parties deposuins twenty five housaud dollars and up
wards for these notes At any time viii bO allowed a
commission of quarter Of per cent which viii be
paid by this d. srtment upon the receipt OF bin for the
amount ceracd to by the oncer win whom the deposit
was made No deductions commissions must be made
nom the deposits,
Ofcers receiving deposits viii shat the proper
dorseu ents are y 2de upon the origin n certificates.
Al officers authorized to deposits requested
to give to applicants all desired information, and afford
facility for making Inscriptions.
W. p. FEssEEDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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THE REBEL RAID.
LATEST FROM BALTIMORE.
WILD RUMoRs AFLoAT.
HARPER's FERRY NOT EVACUATED,
THE REBEL REPORTS SENT
NORTH UNTRUE.

Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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Second " aid lll, leaving IL to furnish 4)5.
Third WsI y, leg.ilg II T. Furnish 3l9,,
sixth Ward Isl, leaving II to furnish ISI
Eleventh Ward - leay ny Il to furnish 5ll.
twenty SECOND q d. wsrd, 80 excess, ,,,,,
furnished.
Oil In the Filth Dl'trict
The report was accepted and tho Committee con-
The report of tho Committee to whom the selection
of agents TO recruit in rovoltod sections was oierod
reported that the Bounty Fund Committee mad
selected tho 10 lowing gonIlcmer Tor snoh work.
Re BERT J. CARSON, Jr, Southeast Virginia.
REUBEN lOMLINsON, South Carolina and Florida.
IHos. II. BEUsLAR, Northeast Yir inia
wM. A. DIBBYN, Georgia and Alabama.
Adopted.
II was slated that an order would be issued from
tho Governor in a few days tliat would allow the
mustcIIng in Of single companies. Such 20 icy
VIII encourage onllstments, ami bO favorable to I'M
mediate cOncontI alton INTO re 1m0nts.
MIR. II. c. LEA advocated that efforts be mainly
Greeted TO receVo one years men, lie said W. aid
pace little reliance on tine raYOted section to tur-
msh men. There might be men procured rom such
district but ihoy won not be available before the
9th OF September.
Dr. SAUEDERs offered n resolution calling on tho
War Department TO so modify the present manner
OF receiving recruits that men can be mustered in by
squads of five, even siDglY. In bnef statem3ut,
the Professor explained why he madO such u motion.
Ho had seen companies rejected at enrolment 81,
mons because n man or two was wanting OF the full
conn lement. lie moved the appointment of COM
mttee of three 10 proceed TO Washngton, and lay
the subject before the authorities
Tins agreed TO, and DIR. SAUNDERS, II. &
LEA and f. SPESCER MILLER so appointed.
Mr.. THOMAS r.. FEIOE mo cd to mOdlfG tha resO'
luton passed last dOuday, to onve twenty dol ar9
to the man lrn ing recruit. He mOyOd to end
it so as to pay s25 = the recruit mselt
MIR, LEA suggested that in, bounty be reduced
but still paid TO the person bringing the recruit
The men who iuin nish recruits must be- slim lated
TO hunt up TcCru Is ; none Will be furn she'd.
lLO whole subject was postponed. The COnyrn
tiOn weiC engaged in considering matters of minol
local inn Ortgncc unt! e. h0u'.
ONE HUNDRED DAYS MEN EXEMPT PROM TIL
DRArT-lt is stated upon good authorI that Al
order will be issued setting forth thtt the on,
hundred days men, who will be IN the service n
the tine Of the draft, will be exempt.
SOLDIER RoBRtD. - THIS morning, au indi
vdual giving the name Of John Cochran wa
arraigncd before Alderman Cloud upon th
I clajge OF having robbed n soldier Of Si70 aud
gold watch. lie was held % answer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R1Sy" A MEETING or THE SCOCHH )LDs
- Crg of 1HE fLY8OUrH AND wiLKE,B ARf -
RAILROAD AND BRIDGE CnNPASY," for su elect %
oi Cnce's and Dire iors vlii be held ~ No ia3 g.,
two O'Clock ', W FRANCIS BAtON.
rhna July 90, isGi,-y23lhstuGt secretary.
R~SSt- TO VOLUNTBERS.-SG5 BOUNTY.
~ -CFFICE CITIZENS NOLU USEEEB SUBSTt-
TuTE COMMITTEE, No. AZ WALNUT STREET, July
% i-f4.
All ec,ons proposing TO volunteer whether isbc 10
draft or exempt enl. as hep cScntauye Rcctuita.
~ ev entitled to the Govern ueut BOuny or rlIRHR
HUNDRED DOLLARS for three years enl stmenf, a,
IN adcition this Committee vi pay 10 III recruited at
their uncc the CitJ Bou ~ OF TWO Hun nRED AND
FIFTY OIL AIRS. a. ONE HUNDRED pOLLNR tfrna
their prn. pa 1hey wi thus receive, In ALL SIX HUN
DRFb AND FIFTY DOL,ARS,
The pa, mcns Of The Committee are mAde n e.sh on the
day mustOr and. it, object to aid IN raising troops
abd nR the quota Of the city there Is no cha &c fog
mission or brokerage
Frpv Al tic ofoc Of the Committee, between 10 e. NJ
and =. T.. 81 j, q, kOSEN0ARTEN,
iy2Gft Treasurer.
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PURLoUGHs-FURLoUeHa

MONEY, TO ANY AMOUNT
FSN loaned ,on Diamonds Watches, Jouelry,
n htlsto, Clothing, &C ut
" " JONES a CO.'S
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
corner THIRD aud GASklLL Streets,
Below Lombard.
R-DIAMOGDS.W w ATCHES, JEWELRY, dUHS, &Oa
sALE AT
REMARKABLY Low PRICES yI4-im
NO DRCRPTION.-N0 INFERIOR COAL
purcf Asou to oner below the price Of superior
article. SAMUEL W HESS, BROAD street, atOye Race,
east side soils the genuine EAGLE VEIN. best and
puresi mined Egg and Boye sizes, Sli Large Nut Slo
Consumers should make their purchases onee pre-
yous 20 another advance, iel4-3m
COLDS IMPROVED STEAM AND WATER
VI HEATING APPARATUS.
For Warming and Ventiating Public Buildings and Pr
Yate Residences, "
Manufactured by the ....t
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING CoMPANH
or PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES p. WOOD,
No. al FOURTH street.
mh99-6m n. N. FELTWELL. SuperntendenA
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED
i themselves together under the hrm Of BOLTON,
DYKEhAN q CO., and win continue ihe Car Bulldng
Conner TWENTY FIRST and HAMILTON streets.
JOSEPH Y. BOLTON,
GEORGE X. DiKEMAN,
hyI-Ims o W. CHILDS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28

20 feet 10 inches, thence
south 20 feet 10 inches,
thence east 2 feet 10
inches, thence south SO
feet to said M street,
thence to beginning.
Riggs, George w.
Being the east 90 feet Q
inches/ front by the depth
Of the lot.
Reese, Hugh ..............
Beginning at the north
west corner Of said lot z
and then running south
10 feet 2 inches, thence.
east 90 feet, thence north
10 feet 2 inches, thence
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