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Colal Afairs.
ExAMINATIoN OF THE DRAFTED MEN.

EXAMINATION OF THE DRAFTED MEN.
The present week presented new era in
the military experience of cid Cecil. The
Board Of Enrolment met at Elkton on We'd
nesday last and continued in session till
to-day, pursuant to notice published in The
Wing of the Dist ul.., for the purpose of
examining conscripts. The following are
the names Of drafted men and the DISPOSE
ton which has been made of them. A large
per cent have been discharged ON account of
physical disability; those commuted have
been released by the payment of $500, while
those "held to service" have been given till
9 O'Clock this morning to report, at which
time they are required to furnish substitutes,
pay the Communication fee or be mustered
into the service of the United States for 8
years or during the war. Any who fail to
appear at the appointed time will be pro-
nounced deserters, and arrested as SUCH
The following is an account of proceedings
of the board up to Friday at noon:
Paid Communication Money. Meetz.
Robert Scott, DIR. II. II, Mitchell, Torbert
Scarborough. John I. Campbelle, David H.
Collins. John L. Rowland, G. p. Moore, j..
c. Bird, Abraham Il. Lincoln, James Bar
rett, Decatur McNamee, George Gillespie.
Theodore Brickley, DR.. w. c. Perkins, Jno.
Royds, W. H. Arrants, Jos. \. Riale, Thos.
r. Griffin, George Chandler, Jos. r. Brown.
Benz Anthony, Jos. W. Reynolds, Jos. W.
Rowland, Elihu Lynch, Samuel l.. Martin
dale, John S. Green.
Exempted by Physical DisabilHy.-Benj.
c. Biddle, Jas. B. Richardson, James S.
Steele, Thos. j. Caldwell, c. c. Mcclure,
Reuben Alexander. W. j. Galahen, Robt.
Spence. j. G. Thompson, BENZ Cochran,
Geo. W. Janney, Samuel l.. Milliken.
Held to .Serrice. d. Moore, L..
Simmons, Jas. p. Lane, Joseph Richardson,
John Murdoch, Charles B. Shepherd.
tnde, Age.-Chas. A. Cooper, Mitchell
Holden.
VIM. Gilkey was exempted on the plea of
" over age and given till this morning to
establish the plea by proof. Robert G. Lo-
gan, held over till day.
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KILLED BY THE KICK OF A HoRsE.-
Thos. P. Mershon, residing at or near Brick
Meeting House, was kicked in the stomach
by horse, on Friday night of last week, and
died from the injury on Sunday afternoon,
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INSURANCE NoTIcE.-We are re-
quested by the Secretary of the Insurance
Company to say that he will be in Port
Deposit, on Thursday, the 9th inst, with the
New Policies for the members in that place
and vicinity, for the purpose of exchanging
Premium Notes and Policies. He will be
found at the Cecil Bank, from o o'clock A.
NJ. till P. N.
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1Uar Nous.

fas" The following summary of the war
news is made up from the daily Gazettes
published by the Secretary of War, and
other reliable sources ::
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

1 Fair French Burr M;El Stones.
With all Gearing complete for running.
Apply to J.E. REYNOLDS,
June 4, lS64-lm. Port Deposit
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CREDNABLE.-In passing through

CREDTABLE.-ln passing through
Oaklands Cemetery last week, says the West
Chester Record, our attention was drawn to
the monument erected over the remains of
Lieut.. Col. Henry NJ. McIhtire. 1t is fine
piece of workmanship. On one hide is en-
graved his birth, age, &C.; on the opposite
some very appropriate remarks of his talents;
on another his graduation at Yale College in
1856, bis admission to the Bar of Chester
county, in 1858, and his election as District
Attorney in 1862. On the fourth was the list
of battles that he had been engaged ill.,
The last was the battle of New Market Cross
Roads, on the 30th of June, 1862, in which
he was wounded, and from the wounds of
which he died.
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BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER

BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER
FOR 1864.
DUCKEYE WHEEL HORSE RAKE, the
- only Self DiscAarging Steel Tooth Rake
IN usc. Manufa ctured aud sold by
Brus.er, Griffith and Benson,
No. 81 E. Monument St.
Also, for sale by
Bruster & Griffith,
f3o. 49 N. Paca Street,
Dealers in
Agricultural Implements, Seeds, &c.
Ais" General Agents for SUGAR MILLS,
COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION, &C.
In store and for sale, Chinese, African and
ot,ihietiau Cane Seed, fresh and reliable.
All the above articles for sale at Manafac-
turers' Prices, by
JOS. II. CANTWELL,
ELKTON, MD.
April 81, 1864 BIN.
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-.Mr. William

KILLED BY THE CARs.--Mr. William
Lilly, residing at Deans factory, near New
ark, was struck by the !n'2A train, at Biz
Elk culvert, on Monday last, and so severely
injured that he died in few hours AFTER
1t seem that he was bcwildered by the
double track, as he was on the old track
when the engineer first observed him, but
directly passed to the other,-which the cars
were coming down on,-when the whistle
was blown, and he passed back again but
lust before the train reached him, he again
stepped on the new track and was struck by
the engine. He was brought to the depot ON
hand-car, where medical aid was called
but he died about noon. The railroad com
pany took charge of his body had coffin
made, and sent his remains to his family in
the evening train. Mr.. Lilly, for many
years, has followed well-digging. and in that
business has had several narrow escapes
He was very stout man, and about fifty
years of age.
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IMPORTANT NoTIcE. Under this
caption will be found in to-day's Wing a
notice of the Provost Marshal, stating that
the. Deputy Provost Marshal for Kent county
will he at Chestcrtown, on and after the 18th
inst, to correct the Enrolment lists of Cecil
and Kent counties. We think this is rather
an ambiguous way Of doing business, but it
is in conformity with the red tape bureaus Of
the military departments. Why could not
the Marshal appoint place in Cecil for the
transaction Of this important service to the
government? Does the Provost Marshal
believe that those exempt, by age ard other
causes. in this county, will 90 to Chcstertown
to make it known that the government can't
compel them tc perform military duty? The
arrangement is a mere mockery-a pretense
OF doing something. But let every person
read the notice in another column.
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lNEN COATS for men, Linen Dustess,
IL for boys, Linen Busters for men, Linen
Coats for boys, Within assortme MT Summer
Clothing for .acn aud bnys in store and for
l4is ehs4p BY E BROWN, Jr. Il BRO,
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Chattahoochie and is falling back to Atlanta
east from Marie a about fifteen miles.
Polk, with an army of all sorts of men,
mostly conscrips and "Pemberton boys" IS
retreating to Macon, on the Central Georgia
Road,
Official advices touching these reports may
be looked for Immediately.
Marietta Is the capital Of Cobb county,
Georgia, and is surrounded by rich farming
and mining lands. Atlanta is 1873 miles
from Chattanooga. The successive points
of Importance occupied by Sherman are as
folows--the figures indicating the distance
from Chattanooga: -Ringgold, % miles;
Tunnel Hill, 81 miles; Dalton So mile S
Resaca sc miles, Kingston 70 miles Marietta
Is miles. The army moved from Kingston
on Tuesday last thereby hanking Johnston
out Of his strong position at Aeatoona (96
miles from Chatanooga) and by defeating
the enemy at Dallas-a post village of Paul
ding county-has advanced to Marietta from
the west, thus SUGGEST Al,y performing anoth.
er important fanking operation.
On Tuesday evening last, Sheridan attack
ed Fitzhugh Lees Division of Rebel cavalry
at Cold Harbor and, after hard fight,
routed it together with CIingnam's Brigade
OF infantry, which came to Lees support.
He reported at dark he had considerable
number of prisoners, and that there were
many Rebel dead and wounded on the field.
The above is the latest news we have from
the army. Secretary Staunton's despatch
states that Sheridan, remaining in possession
of the field, the Sixth Corps Wright WAS
sent to occupy it, and as heavy column Of
the enemy were seen moving in the same
direction on Wednesday morning. there is a
strong probability that another collision has
occurred, Or will soon occur, near the same
point.
The second siege Of Richmond has begun,
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- rf sdfersising.
THE BAUNTEp pALAcE.

4 the g-aenest Of our valleys FEst Eps ns
BY g0Ud angels tenanted,
!, co a fair pr.f stately palace-sssr-
"a re:irea it5 head. e.
z..-'-..s- thoughts dominion
,tGsdf4s1s!u
I sr serar y s;read 8 pinion ... ,,-5.y,.. u
H. hfsat falf SO fair! -,
,,yr fellow, sglnrious golden. b ssati -
b. isg roof Gid fost and fow, ma T5ide
E!F-au thi:--was IN tue otien fiI .aig-ai
! 4 ,ys-. 2 tie air that d.llielg
that sg day, l,t1
ne the :, parts plumed and falhd, ir
Eingei lor went away. tf
/ that happy valley, r.
..gsl d luminous window, saw
& ~ iriusically,
NF4 veil well-tuned Law, @7s -
Ul abaaa ! throne where, sitting a5E" 81
sru9yr mil 4Is.-,Fs II .ss, .i45
/ 4 IS. giofy well betting, .,ys 81
4 "a ydl9fr Ehe re2Tn Was seen. ,r
j ilI wi;5 iearI and r'iby glowing i es'E.,.i
- The fir PALACE door. NJ g. gtFJ .E5T
ols,l Elsirh caTpe Howing, aowings flowing,
4 nj sragl,hag eyermore, g,., .yt tss.i..,.
tysorSi & Does; whose ssvyee. duty Eg
fFt trtl sing,
\ voices OF sarpassing beauty, r. sl4l ."-T
R-Ae wit snd wisdom Of their king. ayf
evil thi'g, in robes of sorrow,
isaailad fae monarch's high estate.
/ B = 4 ,Ernl--for nnUer. .mcrIos- -
5..l lava upon him desolate.l W. =
! i roufl slaflt his home the glory ig
Laet asLei and bloomed,. 3s-Ii- r 81
ut ilnl- l-ernemberei story t.t al5te
ftsa I'd ;irle entorIbed.
n tisx slles, nov, within that vslley, #
Iaroai ; tle redtiiBteh windows sea ~ iih,g
III foTyls, tias move faRt9stlcaily @ awqI
r. a ],sc5rlart mrleGy,4t b., ~ :.
Fhila. Ilka ghtstly rapid fiEaf,
Trough tAe pale aeor r u ~
tideoas ifong. rass utforevsr sfT'Sl
sud IaR;h--but Slaile no. more! v-sgtft -
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..EE, NO TiEEsG0 0LD .FEELDsJO {
IDa4eO. s5

!. 7sr past, the public mind has.
d ia seyerise. state of excitcmentpn
s Il N ses3aatss ef fheA riniLflieeass7F-
s - y4ieas metals in Idahe, .Se-7
+ snd il.ewfare. We, with ethoTa,
j the infection, and Gu tho ilth, dssy
I 81 Apt Ian our home, and were sotn
4 II way, drawn by theiron horse to tie
passing through Cincinnati, We
III tie next das in St. LoniS
E. ws COZ rooms afthe Dcsota House
IL purchased TYPO pfess and material
an oG6c,, at the .fotndry in that city q
by the way, Yo would say to ou7
Shfen Of the Press that VIC found the
arietor, gentRme Ahon est and upright
zleir dealings, aH who always do the
& thing by 4hsf customers, Having
b pFag4red .oGt telyes, andqlaid in the
f.ssar7 aras,ntjf bard tack and bacon,
soesaa o lo5tfotnd lffor a bost7-hay-
Il i" . " II q . 4t
i seen Tho bsk of the 7LaC Crosse. lire 1ad7
s-la a,siswrsinr ;ntentinn to strike one
= .seph, Missouri, bu { as The
the best laid schemes Of
aft aslee. : s.5s .y57 IA
: l,.naipg we say boat
= Benton. The Yellow
Z, sL!ll itqysEarAs found belonged
b., Aae9 ia FEr Company, with Nr.
?. Ch0g { Il its head. 1.Asthe Boat
fiae sa'aS9ay, \, 2 and i poor ens
tn' fPsa Si1 pardon any de-
y 81 a9f-hes cyew We shall speak
.tf time and place. Having
lt with the Captain ysm,
Louis9 that lie would deliver
freight at Fort Benton inside
aJs,4c took tickets, and almost
opsse!res 8 citizen of Idaho.
ss'sfdly,the 10th, about noon, the
so' 9hder way and steamed up the
'-sslPpph We bud On board some 80
sengssrss tossther with some ffty sol
0etaeAaaasof the Both Wisconsin,
= 'iiisd by Capt. Greer
r'oI' wer bound for Fort Uni:sonn, i:ssn at at
sshsh u HGGnSssly yowstone--alsa some
r,,g Z I 5brtiaa Of which were the
= - + Amerissk isSiss, while
ls;snts ,.a q ,haj jOfity, we're sswso,
i NJ. travelling, ashley assert,
d - IRE trip Some Neres ac'
\ s 80 heir Husbands, and som,
% sof shnsbands.s-AA 4 wa
and the prospect for 7
h "@nNair. Soon, beweFer
II sasEat our boat was iik
-ssgt ssg .ssis1I
Il asisSs sssis .s., : ~ q
Il .
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arms and breast, on ;,te-ros.at;.s -
to the cause Of her erief. b she nosnsS, q =
a scafold. ~ ~ sss ssss % :, e@toe
afeetion of = mothsr .,1a,1sd 's - { ue Masn
Her feeling was m az. ,a -
that many paic- a Nh y y, ''.,s1
II graves vas an arborI rHry 81 ~ xce'ss sae
!, bouehs tastefuliy ar,,,vaal' IJa-. ,srs.:~s
are placed for the Gr.af Sniyit and ss;<...
religious ceremonies. consisfinr af sav :.
Il and dances, are performed f,r fEe 5ssS y,
II The Indian thinks much of his No. -
4 which he brings irto, his v;liaae- 30 ssss
i quently into his lodge at n;oht' Il rra,.ss,
his being stolen, for the reG s}, az .s = $.
yeterate horse thieves, boasting Of fhs;s -
/ ploits in that line. Thes9 Indians ,ass : !
kind of boat called bull boats. :. Th< 81 sre !,
ta framework Of willows. somewhat in tas .
| form of !, BASKET. 0rrr tb;ss sfrar, esrort -
4 yaea,, :. er. =. - ~ - - ss 80 =
H. AZ =
/, i5Sr - .pa - ~
;starsous. and rs Ts1Isfft;I K, ts, 49,
paGdle. They are varv i;cht ~ a. sj''.,s
carried by a person. aIid II An ! ot !,
IaYa taken ont of the watar ,.a 80 !.
| the tom of the LODGE tn d,v.
/ The Indians cams ~ tbe bo.. .;.t,-.
painted. and dressed III tbs;r Anast Tsrss :
| the whites. they bava tha;r .-;sta.. .Ns - /
the aristoerat beino; q oraat hr.,'s !"
Tier capable of gupnortiSr n lar.s s,s.ta.as n.a
sduaws or wives. @f-''ss et 2.
! THE Indian is a iPolvoar,;st NJ t,.S.E
Ihis wife. sometimes nav;no fo.- 5,.'sjs ssys
horses for her. This i an tba ca..r.o nss
lIf an Indian wishes = sy,,aw h. sn.Ie
/ lodce so manv horses apT on go Ssats ~ ses
ber IN rida r. a. s-H ' A., .Asla ule l'e Los
sa,,.,s oo,aes - - h;a ~ 1aa' are acc"fseu Inc
| si"a" coh'es to nis7 lVuge- Win tac eytr4
fs91aqtilnes tho trade goes on for a good
W. . @ ~ h lSsre, NO.. 4.. y. e4'.saes assIs
ar Sr;ss to gst s;ssif, ss 49,. o;n ~ ~
! If an In,;a3 = !. ,ood ,,rn,;,,ar ha e s''s.
- - - t;s, 80 = suls
| ~ as:, as s ~, ie'.l.os ao a. alien si girs
go s,s..a.., 5s... IN M ~ rn ne 49,
h:ea. &c .eoy ~ ii'i'iS i',"ls
fori -.,,, tb !. ~ ba - ~ y - Oe
and hes n nlorsaI. he c;yes it ~ Sc west,
doing without b;Ingel T5;s = 49, ass tba1
|the White man viii do. 10 i;vide h;s foas +
enough. hut the Indian does inoEe. Waits +
Won are his puest. Won arc ssfe-Sc viii nsf
srr ron 80 ~ - s g. !. = 4, ao,s
though as soon az you leave his lodge, might
be the first one to she.,t you. ~ 4s sgs
The employees of the Gempany are prin- {
aeipally Canada, French, j, 5lost Of shsss sss,.
lrarried to squaws aud have families.--
They are fsond Of whisky and Ike to spin
Hong yasns-they are contented- W6en 4
their squaNs do not. suit them, they set
toAaers or whip the old oDey into obedience.
Seme OF these French are well edEeate !,
and good busiress nen. The trader Aas
iissis ssraries in CHEATING tha Inti;;sp. he
/ ssg.n4 ei..,t q ten dolgafs. and evvrs fh;n.
sss N tie @s+.s...,s,s - tssF;SA 8
tloSes whisky. ~ fEa'-.sii Is squsaw -
iobtain Il. s''s s''faf'Ess -7st5
/ Tba 10 s,,,, .,.s.,, !, :, \ .j.s,;l Z.
eIS - .s al III e.
gne indian W.. sss,,t ,-essss, y, $3.50
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8 saoniana gnst

1s pcsLrsHEp EVERY sArVisilAl, AZ
ISLA CRY AoNTASe. TistNilohaEfI S1'aEI ~ 81
FeEsN EucskANsAN. n sn. a.
as year, invariably in advance.
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o r r CT A l. .

OFFIC IAL.
Headquarters Military District Of RashirgtoR,
Washington, d. c., February IL, 1861. )
General Orders No. 3.-Col. T. Ingraham, 3eth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal of the Military District Of
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
By command OF Brig. Gen. Martindale.
JOHN p. SHERBURNF.
fe left Assistant Adjusant General.
p,sses To visit the Army of the ratsmac.
/ Applications i.aust be made at the Office Of
Maier LOUIS H. PeioHze, No. DOB street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between 1 a. m.
and i D. m, except Sundays. Majos Pelouzs
is authorised to sign tic rrasses'
8 If not granted at the Office Of MAJOR Pc
.jonZe, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department.
3. Passes cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
By order of the Secretary of War.
e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DaoP OsALs FOR BRICK.

CHIEF QUhRTERMAsTsR's 0FFI0E.
DfrOt OF HCSf iastGt, corner Of ISh and e stS
Fn hiagi6r. u @, " b. %. 1864.
SEALED PgoPOEA-s sill De received At tnis o rce
unfl! MoAp March 7, 1851, ct Y clock NJ, for
tne cPiyery sttb G Raiiro cad DePot, Govsrnms ut
wharf, foot Of ntr et II this city, tho foaaiag
an" u.ts and kircs of good raerch1ntaole bricks.
viz:
GCO) one hundred thousand Hard Red Brick,
(1GO Ct0l one hundred Thousand Ar h Bricks.
(C0rfH) one hundred thousand Salmon Bricks.
eilYfTy OF Il e wLoe smouut contracted for t.
BE- mace in t2sJ twenty five days from the date OF
ntract
Boz ds il rum equal TO half OF the amount of the
contract will be required of the successful BLADDER
or bidders
BIDS received for tho whole amonnt, or each kind
Of bricks
IN. bricks contracted for will be subjected to q
raid inspection before being received
Proposslsmust be plainly endorsed PROOFS als for
B.icks ~ and adtre sssd to I'd = undersigned.
D. FL r lCKER.
Brig Gen and Chief Qusrterm astsr,
fe IS-td Ean0f of Waghin Htnn
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DROPosALs FOB CAVALRY HORSES.

s0EOPOSALS FOB CAVALRY HORSES.
WAR DErAErsssr, o.vAIHT BUREAU. J
H. G@e. Of Grief qaayt srn,asiss,,
a sst1 I, VII sssei;sd s til.
raj IS; 4IhiH55usAHD 5000, CAVALRY HORSES.
to Be delivered At Montpelier, VT, wstain atty
ONE THOUSAND Gr00 CAVALRY RoRsEs, to
n Ib,HtS O. 81 orc
oAE r. Kitnln fasss 81
es S aSa ss b this Of
sath Gs'h ss for Two r. TaoIsASP %
wet Virginia, within so) days from date Of
se5ss: to be Il s
144 to Is hands high; full leshed compact,y built,
siid!e Wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry pur.
These Specifications scsH be strictly adhered to and
a s. an..,
a o - stass,
the bidder sso sh S a. prove e Be
n We, n, vi. be tH the Sec
offcer be dismissed the service.
IN ssn b Sp ,Hps as
Wheeling, Va, or at this ONCE.
With 1000 90 sna
ty% 1mme Lately on the acceptance OF their bids.
IA me oath OF allegiance must accompany each
s the right to reject all
No bid viii be entertained for less than fifty
Payment will be made on completion of contract,
or as room theresf.sr az funds may be received
Proposals must be endorsed Proposal. for Cav
4 Iiin; Chief oasrtermsstsr. GaVairy Bureau
Any iS5tssT Information will p promptly given
ie "a ID Lt.Col and Chic Q. ii Cavalry Bureau.
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EkOA LON DON.
" hnss uhnf in lSeI

EkoA LONDON.
hos who in 1864
British Navy List. January 1861
british Ara List, January 1864.
what to do With cold Mutton.
Psse's Philosophy Of eelosy..
2enge's His.cry of tie British Navy 2vols
DoeAyard Economy ana Naval Power. BY z.
Medical Regulations of the British Army.
ss.l nlh'ar' sari ssiR So!aRs: THSto..
STkINwAY q sons PIANOS.
eteinray Pianos speak for thsrse,r.. No
Other piAros msnufactared can be com -. -
pared With them The diaersnce in 70 $500
great tsst even tne meet uIe ,ucatsd ear Q sH
SfsirwaJs always re eiye the frst ur.us,,r, ovo-
ell the fIst makers in New York, Boston A.
in eompsstion. 4 large sssortn,ent /. aivsys ta
Be- rsnnd TOR sale a. fassprH Hsss;s p sss ware.
Jas corner OF llth and Pena svenpa.
o11GpE S siHffs. : - '-'
D1As SsxssAa..
,s koAsrINa xARs. SC.
oIpSSEscaA A AsP z zEsH9 asHS;, e..ss.
~.t..s s.sse,.E ,lL0ElR sE.Ds. &c.
NIL 81. eempisfs stock, embracing al the
SkIss. aRaiN. AND GARDEN sssps
Grown for ny sxslusise sales, and selected With
80. r IAEraoIcw.
80. Penn. asspae and Canal,
e96-eoH ~ ysshtnetcD, D. o.
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as TIE HAIR.
ssaDALLS AHBoLIN1 se a rare compound
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Herbs, fox the GROWTH. BzAUrY, and PEE
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Highly beneficial where she hair requires
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Have never bad anythIns which 20 psrfes
answers the purpose OF hair drsssins.n ,r
sssa s-. WARREN WARD, xsa.s IS
1@ No. 275a Cana street, n. 7. s.
Ansr bsins bald fog seven years your AMBO
I'M Ass covered the entire SCALP with NEW
Hale 80 Prof. JOHN EUNIA.
No. s. Kins street. n. =.
For sale ~ al Druesists ana Y,noy 0ooas
Dealers. Rut n boxss. fsontainins two bottlssJ
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Wdshing,on. u. t.. January 1, 1854
All deslefs in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
81 nades Furniture Harness and ssddlery. are re-
quested TO send TO this once on the MONDAY OF
the article. they are prepared to furnish 70 this
Dsnot ats ort notice, with the price of each mark
Of the service require it. the srti e articles can
be obtained without delay. and At tie lowest price,
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot Will Be re-
CURED to furnish the list pgnctuellZ every Mon.
day morning. .; 3. RUCKDR,
Brtgadier General ana Chief QcartormAster,
1ab Depot of Washington.
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ass FIFTH
9:r for ssis e. the lowest market price, saa
sris .Itiss Of 5iass are invited to cali and . o.
saaias is!a before 1usahsaIIn6 slss.isEs;
:, Union so'sun. b:1es. q ss sssas T.,
V'RIEsMAR.Protscted By Soyal Letters Patent
..o,o OF 4nt land. and secured BY the seals Of the
noiisss of Msac;na vi e ana the Imperial
.Trissmar No. ii. the saec.a.l remedy for Relax
.sm: IfissmarNo has entirely suoersedsd the tho
&c sss Fl ssdS ss
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ssats Of eIia,stss and
changes OF atmosphere, In tin Cases. at So each or
,avins 90 Divided separate doses a. sss samini.
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% s. hsa siso' of :. q FORD. No sso Pc. ~,
corner lIth street. no Il SIM
LIMITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STAT 1s 7-90 TREASURY NOTls,
- UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
1UHIT1D STAT1S oERTIFIOATl6 OF IN
= 5ae@ D1BTEDN2Ha. afal u
soia. silver: uneurrsnt Money, 1xchanss On q
III asaS OF 1urops and the Northern Cities,
sss:s sena BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised 10 furnish 80 Bonds at mar
antn the 1st Of August next, whm thA priyiledss
o1 eonvsrsion eeases. sts 49, @gcE $500 sIssfZ
7 Otdersfor Stocks and Col sxeoussdin Nsw York
exstsAyss On sommission. 80 s. 5#s
.saslsa &C., RI1T1NH0uS1, FAINT 4 co.,
s---.5.1 ELAs HanksRssat Penn. sysnuAs.
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