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SALEAr ArALEXANDRIA.V Va, OF CONDEMNED
- QCARTERMASTERS' STORES.

Wdshingtoa, JHly II 1864 {
viii be sold at Public Auction at Alexandria,
Va, on TUESDAY, July l9. 1884, at II O'Clock a.
m. q large lot of Saddle Blankets, Brides, Horse
and Mule Collars, Hames, Saddles, Wagon VIII ps
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers Lanterns, Shovels,
Stable Forks, Paulins, Scales, Black smiths and
Carpenters Tools, &c, &C., &C., condemned as
npft for pu blic ser vice.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the articles within 1--WE (5) days from date of SALE
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Bri gadier General, Chief Quartermaster,
jy ltd Depot of Washington,
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TRUerEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
MARY LAND AysNul, BETWEEN eTH AND


BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 18th day
John G, g. Hamiiton. trustees of the Franklin
Building Associatien Of Washington city. D. G.,
ct seq, one Of the land records Of Washington
county d. c., and by virtue of decree passed BY
the Supreme Court Of the District of Oolumbia. in
chancery, in cause No, .e5, wherein Henry Barron,
ct. al. in behalf Of said Franklin Buildip g
Ascension, were com plsinants, and Charles 8.
Wallaeh. ef. al. were defs ndants. / was sub;
stituted ss trustee in the place and stead
Of the said Charles S. Wsllseh, the surviving
proceed to SELL at public auction in front Of the
premises, ct six O'Clock p. N en- MONDAY the
18th day of July next, Lot No 6, in Dyer's subdi-
ylsion Of square No 9ls. in the city OF Washington,
d. c., improved by good two story Frame Dwell
ling House. The property fronts on Maryland
avenue. between S1h and 9Th streets east.
Terms: One half cash: the residue in six months,
the deferred payment to be secured by a deed Of
trust en- the premises. II the terms of sale not
fully com Piled with within sve days from day Of
sale the trustee will lresel at the risk andeost
defaulting pnI chaser. one weeks notice in the
Evening Star. ConveyanciDg and stamps at the
N'o' % 'D''n c. sPALDING, Trustee.
je7 2aw6ds J.C. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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MAP OF RICHHoND AND SURROUNDING
lV1 country, showing rebel 50 esnta
je0 fRANCK TAYLOR.
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SUMMER SEASON.
First appearance in this city Of
HARRY MACON,
r., MISS MOLLIE BOGART,
The charming Vocalist. ~
JOHN MuLL1eAN, is.t2
The acknowledged Monarch Of Negro Comedians.
JOHNNY RRDDEN,
The fsyorite Song and Dance Darkey.
Messrs. WILLIAMS AND D0UGHERTY
In new Melange of Negro Acts.
The fayorite Comedian and Comic Vocalist.
j. DRPoRREsT,
The talented Light Comedian. asr ..-
MISS NAOMI PORTER
In her great Challenge Jig. in which she stands
without rival
GEORGE ROBERTS,
The celebrated Aaitre de Ballet and Male Dance,
Together with the Mammoth
.. CANTERBURY COMBINATION OF
voCALIsTs.
DANCERS,
-. -. COMEDIANS, A.. -a. ...a
NEGRO DELINEATORs. &c
in Bill of Novelties specially suited to the sea-
son, forminsa ....
LIGHT AND PLEASING PERFORMANCE,
TWO SPLENDID BALLErs,
arranged by Mr.. Geo. Roberts,
LA vIvANDIERE -.
CARNIVAL DE VENICE,
New and Laughsble Burlesque, writtsn ex
pressly for the Canterbury, entitled
FgRs1sHHB FURs1sHHB 4PAkFHEssFFssI! A4PAAFFFHfsFsI
The Funny Negro Sketch of
THE The cHHAIIEsGE cHAIIEsGE BBAAssGE: BAscE::
5a in SonS q s mis-
- By particular request, the great sensation Drama
6US1 aASA1nS OE Tie POYOMACl
##&3ssHEER 6; 6; $HH EHE E$EE$
will be repeated for positively the
LAST WEEK.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES POPULAR MATINEE, q
commencing 1888 aFf t-s5
Az TWO O'CLOCK. s4la
Adnission-Ladies Is cents: Children Is cents,
Ea 5a4 pta a4fi
HSSK ESSk SvE SBE EsE ESR sSEEEEIss sSzEEFIssI
a % s9- fah
4om1seaon --.-~~> y
friVsss Sc1ss. 1cIdias 1i7 1s1sos: ---------- 8
Doors open at e'cloek; Psrforuanes TO con.
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THEuHEAPlsf AAp gssf HAZE BYE rHfls wosLn
90 cents . box fhs best in use. Try Il. Sold 81
8. o. Ford, cornss Ilth street and Penn. avenue.
Waahins ston; and Hsnry Cook, Alsxandris.
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nOCTOR JONES, No. 41O Thirteenth street
~ west, between @ and H, insures success in all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
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= 90 B 8

y DOORS,
AM D BLINDS
Receiving constantly q choice article of SASH
DOORS. AND BLIN DS. of Boston Mandatory, Of
superior style and Workmanship. which We are Of
fering at low prices.
We respectfully invite builders and others to call
and examine our stock Of goods.
FENW1CK & STEWART,
Ohiee-west side of Seventh street,
1e Is 1mr at Canal Bridge.
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SRoHRf pIsRAaIs

Sd1adyssaa's GJt is the most oartain ssfs and
enectuA remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two TO four days,
and recentcasesi In twenty-four hours Nom neral
20 balsam mo mercury Only ten pills to BE- takS1
!tis the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
40 not want to be exposed. Male packages, "a:
female, g. - - -
SdmdY'tas's Root and Herb Jx1ees-A positive and
permanent cure for hills scrofuls, Ulcers Sores
Sold By 8. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. -. n !
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REWARE OF IMPosTORsill.--Dr. LEON. for
York. has opened for a few weeksJ an ONCE No
IA Penn's avenue; between ~ and 9th streets
diseases Of Private nature may consult him, No
charge made II be fails to cure. Persons at dis
lance can be treated by addressing by mail
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CARLYLEs FREDERICK THE GREAT, vol. 4
~ $l75 - = q -
Guide Book of the New Jersey Central Railroad,
7Ic. - -
Savage Africa, by Winwood Reade, $3.50
North American Review for July Sl25 6
Black wood p Magazine for June, Csc
Denis Duval, by Thackersy, Nc ~
Sabbath Readings, by Rev. Gardiner Spring, Q
Macsns. by the author of Beulsh ,n$i5o
~ ys--- - - -, ,FRANCK TAYLOR.
A UDpBON's BIRDS or NORTH AMERICA.
"A in dves yols, royal octave OF text, and ono
magnificent folio volume Of plates, fsise "A by n
price 1NQ, By ~--'It
{ apz5 IRANCK TAYLOR
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Gray'S Patent Nodded
Collars.

Are universally pronounced the neatsst and best
fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents . perfect curve, free
from the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes 40 Fuckers on the inside Of the
turn-down collar; they are as SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTSIDE. and therefore Perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has q smooth and evenly fn-
ished edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply fat pieces OF paper
cut in the fern of . collar, but are NODDED
ANDsHAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They are made in Novelty" Tor turn-down
stye) in every half size from II to II inches and
In Eureka" (or GarotteJ from l3 to II inches;
and packed in "solid sizes'' in neat blue cartons
con aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones of ten
sach-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers.
IGVERY COLLAR is stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in mems furnishing goods.
The trade supplied BY
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
apl4-sm 322 Pa. avenue, Washington,
JAMES rAAhfbsA DEALER IN
502 9Th st., above Pa ave, side, Washins ston
The attention Of suffers and purchasers general
s called to his y arss Ss
line of business. He would take this occasion to
return his thanks to the Washington public for the
. DOORS BLINDS.
Reeeiving e9nstsnh a. Choice hat article OF SASH
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SPHRhAToBRHGAo oAN BE CuREp.-Dr Hand sps-
cihc cures Spamatorrhoa, Ssninal Rsakssss, In
fts sfssts @ are trsiy S% m.eies srsl rs spsss
viii convince the most skepticsl q its merits.
street and Pa avenue. Warrington. anAe Henry
Cook, Alsxsndria. hafsai55f7.u m ls,-q 2 3Alr1vaS
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WinlAHfED 70 CuRHI II SIx DAYs.-Dr GODFREY 2
standing, win cure GosorrKoa is six Seys No
change OF diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
6y 3; 2. Iord, corner 11th street ana Pc. syenue,
Wa0htugtOn. and Henry (loQk i Alex udria. - Sly
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NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All bona fde actual settlements under existing
proclamation will be recognized; and all such set
Tiers are hereby called upon to come forward and
and Receiver before the day fixed in the foregoing
for the commencement Of the publie sale.
M EDMUNDS, Commissioner.
NoTR R-Under the regulations of the Department.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising procamations, except to such
publishers as are specifically authorized by the Com
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ED 4 BOY AT THE STAR HOTEL.
nerally useful. Apply % and SO Lispenard
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DENTISTRY.

A FULL SIT OF TEETH INSERTED
".th or without extracting ,Ls roov, 20, gold,
nWtrs Without pain by meg pAyce.- = cr j.
DoDih, Preach Denu,t, 20. FUSED I hrooNlynfG5
a Sci or TEETH On SILVER OK RUB
Yer, floto tl6 gold. slj 20 f.. pu,h pieces,
ou pam, OF nsd .ith gold or olher ilihnc ~ cent
70 ecn, by pT. II. viI.LERs, 40 Bovery, opposite
ON lIea'i' ~
DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
- SCI Of teeth On silver at 81 10 slb; ou sod A,
$lo 70 ~ sectional seu 90 cents per 10th; teeth
niso Win soid Lone cement, or other hings, ~ Cs
70 tltr tookh ksekh extracted Uithout paU ~
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ED-FlRST RATE OPERATORS ON
lily Jaaketh. " ages inoIn ~ 20 Is dollar.
Also But t.ri, IinishoTe, ant Button Hoe
\ppy for two days at 10 East lith street,
ysuues Is and {. l'5
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Ep-fINISnfRS AND BUTTON
maker, on military overcoat. Al,o riIls
OH buttons. steady work Only rcod
call, =, 26s Fourth street, near avenue II,
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SHIPPING.

EOE LIVERpOOl-TtPSCOTT'S LINE
s.dprE%'l MCCLELLAN, July !l,t.
" DAVID AOAiLEG, Jul yJd.
DN.rELLATtON, July 18th.
For pls,lar a. ur from the OLD country, or drsfy
avpliah 90 all parts of ENGLAND, Ireland, SCOTLAND
aud Wales % IN. .oNt.t lpss bic ratoa, apply -
IArnCpIE BROTHERS CO., 81 south 81. 81
NLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
~ LIVERPOOL.
AykII AHtEICAN .... SAILS Both JULY.
SWALLOW FAN LINE IRON OR TO
lDNDON.
YORKTOWN. .......'... SAILS a3rd JULY.
For pass 4. g ar giait APPLY 10
55) WILLIAMS GuIoN, ~ Futon st.
C,TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
pPOOI..
MESrMINsIEE ...,!.,..,. salls Both Of July.
ror YnSiiSllAi,c, yo ,sll' laa * q nASs
PasN.ge S5n paw able in currency, AVply 10 WIZ
LLAns 4 ELIgs, ~ BlaA1xAL. as
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW MECHANICS CAN GET GODD
Ahoafd and lodging by applying To ~ GIeeaWlch
81. h.s. RANDALL.
A MAN AND HIS WIFE OK A FEW
'ounp men can he accommodated With good tOsrd
on reasonable terms where ttev viii md the COM
forts Of home. Call foi one wees ~ 800 biecnsich
a., cor Of West 18Th 81. lig
HOTEL GARNY--22 RESpEC TABLE ME-
ehanics can h. accommodated with y nice inr-
nifbed bed rom, each VIII SEPARATE room,
from 20 10 u 10 I-r week with or without loard,
~ lab f.h~t 18th II, 4 doom ffou 81 ave. $50
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ITENTiON. ALI. WHO WANT 10 I'm.

YET IN tht Army ~ NAyN Y Oh can hav, giu,
nth ch'hc on Infantry. Cavalry, or ARTILLERY, Ni 10
bwefy near Grand street, up stairs, nitcd Stairi
"e"'t@ Recruiting oihc. Hour, t lp.m ~. i1S
ENGLISH, IRISH. SCOTCH OR GERMAN.
- ON set The bigh"st each bounty by calling at The
r. !. Amy and Nav Ascac,, NJ. 90 Wet ct, elrncr
piM v.
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hQO--lO SrBSTI1rTES. WANTED 10

ccot - IN Tie 1 y, Naval service, f5g r.rh
will W pad TOT ~ men Ia ~ In | ; NHys ssfvce w
yph'tituter. 81 iufu.l Information Hply ~ the
Peal street Hous, 30 Pearl a. NY, oi b. A. Bah.
SDN.
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Ed AN ERRANp GIRL N ! MIL
% sto'o. Apply 70 Ars, HOPKINS. -
b. ntaI 22d At. -
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iLOE- hNJ TNLORESSES-ON
a,uEl.liy he week and ho,id Nth the
.id 70 -eN aud ore rate on singers ma
ave Is, toy floor Us
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TED, THIS DAY, AT no. CHAT,
sq., rs III emen and oalpasssrs, and green
he very highest bounty and wages paid.
Information The !aTse'F hAnd-, mon
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-08-19

highway robber meets you and demands vonr
money or your life you at once comnroy,;sa
with him and safe your life. Am wars mnst
come to an end some way and some time
to save onr national unity cannot he wrono
If we cannot save 1t by any othas,
means; but war can only be iust;fied
to maintain the COusitwt;on and en- force the ia,os
and to continue 1t one day for an idea !" Is
subversive of the former and destructive of the
latter. Do you say you will sustain President
Lincoln in refusing even to talk Of peace with
the enemys II you do, you will still further
divide the North and unite the South, and pro-
long the war. Do you say the war shall go on
until the South abandons Slavery? You Re-
publicans have said it,-you still say it If you
persist In thus fighting for an "idea," you
ought never to try to avoid the draft, but 20 at
once.
II war for the Union alone crushes Slavery,
let 1t CO. But if peace can be made by restor-
Ing the Union with Slavery, in Gods name let
US have it. If peace can be made with the
States part free and part slave, in the name of
humanity let us have it. fit can be made
without Slavery, let us have it, and rejoice in
our deliverence.
Your Administration has strangled the free
dom of speech, muzzled the press, imprisoned
your fellow citizens in dungeons, without
charges, and released them without trial, sup
pressed the press, and alarmed the cOun-
try. The freedom of the ballot box is
menaced. Martial law is declared in
loyal States. The writ of liberty, "habeas
corpus has been suspended; our loyal States
are filled with officers unknown to republican
governments, and only heretofore known to
despots and kings. Complaints against these
usurpations have only been heard with bated
breath. We must be heard, we will be heard.
We must have free vote without threat or
menace. We will have it. We must obey the
laws. We must ask nothing but what is right,
We will submit to nothing that is wrong and
l am thorOuhgly satisfied that the rebels will
never make peace On any terms with Abra-
ham Lincoln while the sun shines or water
runs We must have q change of policy and
q change of rulers to carry it out. We must
save the entire Union. We must preserve
the Constitution, with the rights and sover-
eighty of the States. To do this we can afford
to forgive the past, if we can save our country
In the future. We must save ourselves. We
must be saved from dissolution, with slavery
or without slavery, or part slave and part FREQ.
At all hazards we must save the Union.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-08-19
Wholesale Prices Current.

.,couo ST. PAU. Thursday, August 1s, 1864
CANDLES-MOuld, 1S(S2Oc u h. Star S4a35c:
Adamantine, 34c; Sperm, 55@GOc.
COFFEE-Fair Rio y b., Sc; prime, SIC; Java,
&C.
CHEEsE-Reserve, . b., 9Oc: Hamburg 22c.
CORN MsAL-Yellow, bolted, $s Is; 1nbolted,
1926 hite bolted, $500.
ESH-Pckled Herring new, Sbbl. .$11 .0O@12. 90;
Scaled Herring, y box, SIC; No Herring, y box,
Bank, $s.75; Cusk, $3.50; Hake, $500; Mackerel,
new, No l, extra large, half bbls sl1 No. 3, me.
dunn half bbls, $3.50: Family Maskerel, 5000;
FLOUR-Double Xxx, bbls, IS SO; sacks, 50. 90.
FRU1T-Green Apples, q bbl., -; Dried, y
n, 14(9l5c. Peaches dried, o0@22c y b. Cranber-
ries . bu: Raisins, $5. 1906 25 y box; half
Almonds, II. s. 24c s. 8. 35c.
GLASS-s11o. y box, $3.50; 1ox12, $675; 1O114,
$70O.
IRON-Common Bar, loHc Horse Shoe 1e@
LEAD-Pig, =; Bar, 2Oc y b.
LEATHER-Reported by H. Rogers & Co., NY,
Leather LEI Store, Third .trsen-Best Spanish Sole;
Harness, hemlOck, Bic; Harness, oak, Soc; Har-
ness, New York finish, very fne C; Bride Leath-
er, $7@s: Rein Leather, fair. New York finish,
can Kip oak. 81. 1O@15O: French Kip, 81. 1902 co;
American Calf hemlock, 81. .SO(@2.1O: Am Calf oak,
81. so; FIR nch Calf y dozen, $SO9110; Upper y
foot hemlock, 34c; Upper, . side, oak, $500 0O
LIME-Cordova, Port Byron and LIE Claire, 81. 40
y bbl. Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster, $4.5O
L1QUORS-COmmon Rectifed, q gal, $1.7b;
MOnongahela, So. .0Ot95 co; Old Bourbon, So. .OO96
MOLASSES- Plantation q gal, 81 1Oa1 .2O Sugar
House, $1.3O@1.35; Golden Syrup, $1.40@15O
NAILS-1Oe, y keg $1,000.
OILS-CarbOn, by bbl., S1.10; Whale, s175;
Neatsfoct, $500; Lard, $1.s0; Inseed, So. ca.
POWDER-Per keg, $12. 25.
RICE-1sc 9 h.
SALT-fS bbl.. $3.50.
SHOT-$6.0O7 y bag.
SOAP-Family, Zoe per b.. Palm, lie: Ger
man. lie; CASTLE. 26t9S0c; imitation, do, 2Oc.
SPICES-Cloves, 75c; Pepper, 6Oc; Allspice, SOC;
Nptmegs $500; Mace, 81 IS Cassa, soc@s1. 60.
SUGARS-N. o. common, 24c; fair to good,
26ts27c; prime to choice 2S@S0c. Cuba, common
to fair, 2sS24c; good to choice, 27@2sc. Port
land Sugar, 26@27c. Porto Rico good to choice,
2s9soc. n Y. crushed, powdered, &C.. s4935c;
white coffee A, 33c; B, 52c extra C, Bic.
TEAS-Imperial, 81. 2G(32. 90; Oolong, 9OcaS1. so;
Gunpowder, $1.O0S@20O; Souchong, 75c@$1.7 10;
Japan, uncolored S1.OO(91 50.
TOBACCO-Plug, s5cS$1. 90: Natural Leaf 81. 40
| @l so; Fine Cut 9Oc9$1.25; Smoking, e5QS4Oc.
WHITE LEAD-$1s@22 per cwt.
WOODENWARE-Perd dOzen-Pas, two hoops,
$3 49, three hoops, $37O; Tubs, Is in, sl2.Oo. Is
In, $3.50 20 In, $1,000: Churns, $145NG16.5O;
Half Bushels 5000; Wash Boards $o5O@3. SO:
Bowls $4.759 90.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-08-19
PATENT OFFICE
~ SNYDER s. WALTERS, 220 Broadway,

- "
New York. Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission House combined.
SOLICITING.-This Company will act as Attor-
neys for securing Patents for new Inventions In this
country and In Europe on the most reasonable terms
conduct Infringement Cases. and procure Renewals
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SIZZLING
DEPARTMENT. respectfully submit to the
public that ours is the only Responsible Soliciting
House In the world that has an Exhibition Room,
and ErFIclRhT and sUooEssFUL selling department
attached On Patents taken out By u.s. zoe require no
Advance Fee for selling.
We are in Regular Communication with upwards
depend uholly for their supply of Patents upon us.
Our Exhibition Rooms corner of Broadway and Bar
clay street in the very heart and centre Of the city)
are daily visited By numbers of Capitalists and men
of Enterprise, seeking investments valuable Pat
enta for the purpose of reeeling in subdivisions,
while other and heavier Capitalists are ALWAYS ready
to purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu-.
facture, and thus secure lucrative monopoly These
sources of demand that are daily augmentlno are
fully sufficient to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are I0w being issued, and THAT AT FAIR pRIoEs
COnsgnments Of Patents for sale are respectfully
sOLICTED Any information free. Responsible Agents
wanted in every county and town. who have fixed
places of business To such we will pay $50 per
ne % a as
per day) of the models of such Patents as may be
placed in their hands for sale. To good Statesmen
who will give their whole time to the business we
will pay $3s per month. Also, Travelling Agents
Agents will be required to gre some satisfactory
security deposit the cost prlce of models, which
will be refunded when returned.
eI- Address, enclosing stamp.
SNYDER 6 WALTERS
No. 229 Broad wav
REFERENCES:
We, the undersigned, doing business In Navv vork
City, do authorize Joseph S. Walters and q. I'd Snv
der, comprising the firm Of the National Patsnt
Oce, to refer to u.s. and believe they win conduct
their business upon stictfy honorable Drir,,1s.
New York, February 29, 1864
JOSEPH I'M MoKEWAM, KEY, An Esq, Importer, IS Maiden
W; l. TAYLOR AZ, ESQ., Banker. 70 Wall street New
ca1RIEs 41Ih G;s' H. VOORHEES, E.o. n.n.,. - ~,
street, New York City, -"AA0t' 30 rne
SHEPHERD, SEWARD & CO.. 1mno-tsr, o..
Pearl street, New York City. Anipor'ers' sl4
J0As 1esn wN5LMSr Ne1 So;. ESsg S Commission, Bowling
JOHN w. KIRBY, ESQ Motro,n.
| Broadway, New York Ctv 0fon'@n bank, l0S
d. raaSsa1 AHanuA Esq, Director British and American
Nsx NsscnaYngs we ssnkng Corporation IS Wan % street,
| 81. DAWES SMITH Esc rn..,
H HSIoaawsy and Chambers street. New YORK. VHe' CIV
mario d eod&w1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-08-19
GEN. GORMAN'S SPEECH,
Delivered In st. Paul, Saturday Even
Ing, Aug. 13.

The following Is the substance of the re-
marks of Gen. GoRMAx at the international. on
the occasion of the serenade to Senator Rich.
ARDsoN Of Illinois:
Gen. GoRMAN said-It is too late tonight to
tresspass long on your patience. But, fellow
citizens, have witnessed spirit of party ran
cor here tonight murmuring through the
crowd, which, if not checked by the sober
judgment of the people, will inevitably lead to
civil war and bloOdshed here in our own homes.
Such madness is treason to our domestic peace
and a shame upon our Christian civilization.
When you were warned by myself and others
many years since that the Union was in danger,
that the South would secede and bring on civil
war, with all its train of calamities, this same
party malice laughed and mocked at us-called
us "Union savers," " doughfaces, Southern
dirt EATERS" &C, 3, &C. You scorned the South
ern threats of secession you defed their trea
son, and Knocked at their ability to Withstand
our Northern army for sixty days.
Fellow citizens, you deceived yourselves and
your neighbors, and now you are suffering the
consequences, If you Republicans persist in
your violence. and press your country on in
fanaticism, you will ruin us all you will fan a
fame that will sooner or later consume and
destroy US forever.
FELLOW CITIzENs-War cannot always con-
tinue, peace must come some day, by some
means, through the agency of war or negotia-
ton or both. We must not permit ourselves
to be longer deceived or our confidence longer
abused by such strange papers as lately ema-
mated fISp Mr.. Lincoln directed To Whom
1t MayGoncern" at first thought the paper
forxerv, but it proved too true. BY this Off
cial snnonn cement we are to have war with all
its desolutsons, our land draped in the dark
mantle of mourning for four years more, with
out even an effort to get an honorable peace,
unless the South first agree to abolish sla-
very" Is it possible that our people are will
ing to continue war f)r an Idea, if we can
stitution? Is it possible that peace can ever
come under such crazy fanaticism as Mr.. Lin
coin lays down for future actions 2
a You have given him men and money to his
utmost demands he has had Q Congress to
sustainlall his plans and policies, and no effort
has ever been made to get terms from the re-
bels.
not to try to make peace on honorable terms,
fight, the people are willing to pay, if our Gov
| ernment will try to make peace; try negotia.
| ton listen to jeff. Davis Commissioners let
| them come, hear them, let us know what they
| will do It cannot hurt us. If they will not
listen to any terms but separate independence
we can only fight on. IF we 90 on as we
have been doing for over three years past for
| ali for mere political "Idea."
| Your people must calmly stop, and look
where you are drifting. You are daily losing
| your independence; you are losing personal
liberty and where is the Republican or Dem
ocrat that would not as willingly fight for per.
sonal liberty under the law as for national
liberty? te,Ea
with Traitors In arms" Pray, why nots The