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, 1864-07-17

FROM WASHINGTON.
&nScrestfnE Treasury and Revenue
mAt1efHs

fRrscial niapatnh to tho Chl-As, 1-rshnn~.1
W4sH1NoTov, July IL, 1864.
Among the cases which will be brought to
the attention Of Mr. Fesscndcn next week
Is that OF 1nan discharged from the Interior
Department, some mouths ago, tor utployalty,
on proof furnished by sixteen Of the first
clerks Of that Department. He then applied
for place In the Treasury, but failed to pass
the necessary examination, yet somehow ho
was soon put ut work In one Of its bureaus
mud has recently been promoted to an impor.
tant position. His connection BY marriage
with Col. Seton Of the National Iut<l-
ltgtneer, is supposed to have secured hIs ap-
pofntment in the face Of the protest and
proof agafnst him.
The receipts at the Office Of tho Commits
sioner OF internal Revenue eiucc tue 1st Of
july, are $3.50, 600, being several hundred
thousand more than was estimated by the
Commissioner at the beginning Of the month.
1t will be remembered that the new revenue
act, In Its sections relating to Incomes, goes
into effect at the end Of the present month,
ut which tim: oil d1shurslnx officers will re.
turn five per cent instead of three On salaries
above $Gc0.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury to.day d.
rccted TINT MI clerks tn his Department
should report for IN hours military drill
daily, from to 1 o'clock, until further
orders.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided TINT the levy Of IN execution
upon real estate BY appraisal mud the sale
does rot require tevc1ue stamp as con.
vhysnce. The question having been raised
in various quarters, 1t is proper to state that
the provisions Of the act laying special war
tax Of five per cent en- incomes, arc held to
apply as we'll to salaries under Government
as to Income from other SOURCES 1t will,
however, at the proper time, be collected bT
the revenue collector, and not by disburs.
Ing officer, as other salary lerics arc.
WAsH1sa7or, July 1910 T. M-There Is
no cunurmation Of the truth Of the report
thai the rebels are running trims up to Ma
nastas. Our city has altogether resumed its
us.h quiet, but there Is evidently increased
military watchfu1lnees. Interesting iutel1i.
Eencr is daily anticipated from Gen. Gsant's
army.
NAsu1sG7oS. July 1G.-Geu. Wilcox, Gen.
Payne and Gen. Doubleday have been relieved
from duty In the Department of.Washlaston,
Gen. McCotk will report to tho Adjutant
General for instruction, and Gems Doubleday
general court martial. Gen uaddcu has been
ordered to resume command Of his division,
Ca1risonipg the de3enccs Of Washington
1c1th Of tue Potomac.
: New YoRK, July 1G.-The New FORK Tri-
ba,te's Washington special rays: More yes.
sells are to be sent after the Florida.
Several prominent secession gynpnthizers
have been arrested at Bladensburg and sent
to the Old Capitol prison.
, 1864-07-17

scheme, and, undrr the influence Of the coz
spiratore, some forty or flftT rebel poliu-
e,aus, with Sanders at their head, and few
Coprerheaae Of the North, met at Windsor,
about the 5th oi this month, and perfected
70. 4 erllt In the Convention is the first
move then insurrection, riot and rebellion
thus using the same means that were re-
eortcd to IN 1850 to force the South to com
mence the rebellion to inaugurate revolu-
means diyertiDg attention and hfinsinE about
q divielon thnt will cnsblc them to delay their
final overthrow and open a road for the sue
c.sF Of the Confederacy, That Jeff. Davis
and the rebel chiefs have been driven to this
rs Inst resort Is now apparent. It Is their
ern Confcdcracy. It is revolution at the
North or death to their cause. Hence their
determination and the desperate chances
that they are tuking.
, 1864-07-17
An Appeal to Banker1.


h,n ,ns]oace With us, felloW-citizens! that the
o.oaa,NJ.u, hollow fabric of speculation and
fsoManl for,s a1 prices, conjured By the joint Ell.
TO Its fall The premium on cn!d toos =
aeasy zee lurch Yesterday, aud 3he prIce of
Rosx: nour, and most other necessatit.s ~
tn, ~, tumbled3 with It There never Tas a
o!etao.s Ieason, plausible excuse for car
nng Eola above $50, or potk ahore x25 or
nnnr ~ wholesale above $8 per harrci mi
other staples in proportion an tnasa .s.aa
Ferc gigantic bubble. blown h. tr,ssS, 80 ss
1apacit1 favored by cowardica. Had onr
great banks and leaotng bankrrs chns., nu ots "
iced the market with gold, eyen At tha rsta ~ ~
one million per week, for the itst ~ ~ y.
twelve weeks, the above prlcas 1.SS - ~
have been exceeded. With ten m,1IIon. ~ ~
ducted from their gold, and twenty Tn,1},nns
added thereby to their greenbAcks, thr hnnLs
would have stood stronger than thev do t.
dsY. and been better able to reaumc sn.cSn
payments whenever the waste of war ahs1i
be arrested. And. even now, IL the .bAnks
viii but loyalty and fearlessly take the put
of the people and their Government against
the ld-gamblers, pork gamblers, whisky
eamblcrs and rebel consplratoEs GENERALS, wc
tbull very soon have full Treasury, = psid-
up +rmy meat aud flour at reasonable prices,
and The country well on the road to Peace
and Prosperity.
Gentlemen bankers! II you deem 1t your
interest as bankers to side with the specula-
tors sga.nst the People, you do indeed mis-
tske most gr1cvously. Ii you are the part
neIB Of tho Produce gamblers In their
scln mes Of treason and Tnpaelty, why, that
altcrs the case.
, 1864-07-17

The ar1nisticc between Denmark and the
On tue tollowi Ing tlay, the 10th, ut 6 o'clock
in the morning, hostllitics were recon-.
nseuced, the Prussians opening fire upon the
Island Of Alscu. On tbl :a'tl,, ut 2 O'Clock fr
tue morning, they commenced the construc.
ton Of pouroon bridges to Alsen. Que hour
later they were completed, mud 1t 1 O'Clock
itlc first Prnsrfan snidicrs l,ndcti on the op-
posite side. The iron.chd Rolf Krake, which
was to prevent the crrssin. Of the sound,
was twice re: uleed, and slightly injured.
The Danish troops, Which hr1'ely disputed
the landing, were beaten back, and the Prus-
sians soon found themselves In posscsslon Of
the entire island- Twn small Danish vessels
were blown up to prevent capture, while
one ship of war and three .unIoats escAped,
Th': Dunfsh loss In killed, wounded and iris
oners was ye,y heavy, the number OF the
latter class alone amounting to 2,400. The
FruEsinn loss ie reported to hare been 800 In
Killed and wounded.
The next operation of the Prussians will
&c IN attack upon Fuhnen, the second largest
OF the Islands that constitute Denmark proper
rhc sound which separates this island from
Jutland is as narrow us that between Alsen
and sehleswIE; aud, os thrre arr no longer
any Notifications Ike Duppel, on the oppo-
site side, In the Possession Of the Danes, we
:! sfl probably ere long bear of the occupa-
tiun Of The Island bT tie P1nssiaus,
, 1864-07-17
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JULY II, 1854.

city of st. Louis u Ill furnish third boat T.,
he Kept under tie ssine condition. and SUBJ
jtct to the snrue rules These boats will be
under the coutrol Of Captain c. r. Ford,
who is appointed Military aarbor Master fof
the city, nnd will be obeyed aud respected
accordingly. Boats not engaged In taking iu
or diechsfgipg freight, unless allowed to re.
main at he levee by written permission IRON
the stream, ut 1csst one hundred yards apart.
or move to such place as may be approved by
him. No 81, all or Tawl boats will bc allow
ed to ply in the harbor except those belong
lug fo anchored hOAtG.
, 1864-07-17
FROM CAIRO.

ST. LOUIS, July 1G.-The steamer Won
Phnl arrived at Cairo Inst night with 200
hogshesds Of sugar and eco barrels Of molas
ses for Cincinnuti.
The steamer Magnet has been finrd $500
By the military authorities, for FILLING to re-
Port at Cairo on her down trip.
The Mobile p.ptrs are very despondlng,
and a great apprehension exists there OF ruids
bolt by sea And land.
4 steamer {whose name Is suppresscd)
lately ran the blockade with IN unusu3llv
valuable cargo, including large amount Of
military stores.
Gen. Lowell, formerly comman}ant at New
Orleans, has been restored to the rebel SER
vice.
CAIRO, July 1G-The 0lst N, +, veteran
volunteers, litut. Col. Dorkell comm and
Ing, from jackson and New Orleans, arrived
here last night. they leave for home this
morning BIZ snccial trim -
, 1864-07-17

HAVANA, July u.--The censor, Don Asset
inor Dc fRato, who is interested in the Dl,ro
ae p.1f'1no, intends to destroy ali opposing
newspapers owned By slave dealers, and ad-
vocate to the extent he dares the edfo:s slave
trafie n. Don rBosque], the agent Of ei; ;ht
newspapers, mas made formal protest
to submit to Rato's censorship over his
papers,
The yellow fever continues Its rayaees,
md Is of Intense character Heat Is still on
the increase and rain storms are Continuous.
, 1864-07-17

PoR7IASp, Me-, July 16-Goyernor Cony
has iniermutlen that The suspicious steamer
Eung sne, which sailed IRON ST. John on
Wednesday last, purporting to be bound for
China, put into the port Of Cutler, iu tlls
State, on Thursday night. The Custom House
cficers boarded her md found she had reg
nlar clearance for China She was deeply Il.
DIN md pierced Tor six guns. Next morning,
at o'c'ock, fhe sai1ed This Information
lsss been conveyed By Governor Cony to Sec
run the blockade, and take on an armarnent
and enter on the career Of Il cruiaer.
, 1864-07-17

Great Excitement In mfkaoury.-
Threatening Aspect Of tho EuerillR4


t7ps 'p.,ea Inu,. 10 s..ns .ae ea,caso ateuns
All nok okmn;or.a xoG' ..aalhs,,.s sas, say 10, 1sss.
an Unemployed steamboats, have been
hauled into the middle OF the stream and
anchored, by order OF General Rosccraus,
There Is no doubt the hnrn,nc NJ ths s,~
steamers xras 49, ~ 49, ~ - o snanaK W .ae s'@
passasraaa - te. euo "otA VI laeenolas1es.
asseosets l1on ot. Joseph report consid-
efaole excitement along the river, and seri.
Misrepresentation Of danger, In St Joseph
there are active prenaratIons ~ ranatrs ~ -
reb..]a in casa thar dsas1 1u' ~ ~ 1ecelse .ae
80, - ~ 10y seesS tae capture OF that
pace 1nere Is Dad gang near Bonneville,
the same who robbed the United States Ex.
press lately. Large numbers Of neon1r are
coming tn St Jonis far saf.tr frora .se 49,
rinr &'oAA ~As A1''o'
ST.. LOUIS, july 1s-rhe citizen t,,,.d h.
E.orr. nsnnr, n1th -o's sEsas1u1J, was
4 r. ~ 4h;s cttH =. LIE LII" u L - Oamon
The excitcmcnf n, a. J,s.,, =, xo.,., J..
fneri5,ss stii nnn,gn1a. 81 'osepn sp Ia a. regard to
r. fhrestenad ana - ,t,5 ine eat5 seems 10
arms Tie Whole conntrS snnth ar a nnaer
en- Rehe1s ssy 20 ovsr thoM.sa m'sn oashwh4ck
, 1864-07-17

y5u shall get glass Of water and put this lit.
tie piece In the water, and then that said lit
tie stuff will suddenly swell or spread and
shows you what 1t is.
1should Ike to send many letters to my
friend but l have forget their direction
therefore I do not write. Please tell my
kind regards to I'LL friend who inquire after
me: shall now close my note for have
nothing remember to tell you. am remain
Sonr Respectfully, TA1Elsn OSoG1ao.
10 TFt1lo.1 ". L<loud, EsQ:
P.S.-fltase tell yuur iady that remember I
hnye rode on ca.rlsQe with her.
Sor1e iad5s or gentlemen have rent me letters
anez hare return ho1ae By the care Of c1stol
houte that nave heart. But ther did no. deliver
He therelofe I cauntt answer. You will be Kind
eLouch to tell to iho1e gentlemen or ladies b. tho
AtKapauet. :. ~
, 1864-07-17
Secretary Fesscnden'A Move.
N1EnxHs

NEW YoRK, July 16--secretary Fcsseuden
has been in consultation With Nj, Cisco to.
Day, 1elative to the proposed foreign loan.
prospect OF its negotiation on satisfactory
terms. The report that the associated bank
refuse to make 4 loan to Alr. Fessenden ~
cept they be made general depositories and
fitcal agents Of the Government Is moi chr.
rect. They propose to loan $50 0o0, 900 and
make payments the same as in the great com
merctal countries Of Europe.
, 1864-07-17

BALTIMORE, July 16 "A vessel arrived at
Fs,t5sss 5es,i MonfSs roe fsBo1ts % tsst h7 rng
Bearing northwest from the main. hesr5
twenty guns-by sound judged twcnty-fon1
miles west from the light ship. On thr 14th
she vas spoken By the United States steamcr
Tlconderoga, which reported the above r.
fs susmised that some OF our yesseis NAV
have encountered the Florida. "!
, 1864-07-17
How General Rirney got Ammunition.

Petersburg letter has the foltoIuy:
Late lust night htt.r the red ,ubts had been
captured, IN ammunition wagon, drawn By
Elk mules. WIS driven up from the d;rcctfo !
ct Petersburg to particular point In the
prised to sec 1t coming ffom that direction,
asked tht: driver what he had in the wagon.
The answer was, "Ammunltion tor Battery
No, 81 Where did 1t come from:'' hi
qufred the General, eupposing that additional
ammunition might have been sent Tor some
OF the f1ela.pieces be had placed Ia the breast
'.Ob, very we'll said BIrney, "rll take
charge Of It," This was ammunition sent
tlom The city to the rebels; but Birney and
some of his troops occupied Battery No. q.
, 1864-07-17

LAcKAwA1Ex, Pa, July ia train with
about $50 rebel prisoners, on the way to Tbs
camp At Elmira, N. f, collided with the
Pennsylvan Coal Company's train between
Ing aud woundlng a large number-reporfed
At over 1Q0
, 1864-07-17

- ws;1snPSsTo6 VS. PSs1 G JalE le1An official report
mails for twenty eight different cities were
burned BY the rebels at Gunpowder Bridge.
Railroad trims LETT Washington this nom
Ing lar PHILADELPHIA direct,
, 1864-07-17


George n. Sanders, with some tWeuty OF
unity rebel politicians aud officers, is now
At Niagara Falls, plotting and schenlng In
behalf of jeff Davis ind lis yiilainous cause.
Remaining rs they do, on the Cauada side,
they are In favorable positton to operate
upon The politicians who visit that locality
1uaang t1a, .ne .5 hot season. From all accounts
they are making tue most Of this adyautage.
They have connected grand scheme for fhe
S9afr1 epaaet Of oat tue che.go Their
division Of the Convention, sit~r tie msnner u 1r
OF the splft at Charleston. In 1850.
sande7s and bis rebel plotters arc act,ve,v
ny ~ york pertectlng their scheme. Already
ne Democratic Convention OF Kentucky h.,
aaopted peace resolutions, aud done Iii It
could to assist Sanders In laying bis wires
Waodiae IT ane Chicago Convention. Fernando
~ smopas seedy pence committee assembled
~ ~ tais city to add Its voice and support fo
r,sR tYs pot q the rebels The Chicago If1sst
~ Ht1.fi'n9aA III Inquirer, and other peace papers
~ tue est have enlisted Ia SandersF cause
~ ~ ~ as tncJ dare. Such twaddttng }onrusis
IN ~ 'ne e, 4Htus md World Of this city. ana
eTsdnaMa nun1 ond 1'gns at Albany, have been
e'is working themselves into the same
, 1864-07-17

Escape of Prisoners.
New YORK, July l6.-The 7tibnne's Wash-
irgton special says: 1t is reported that flsc
prisoners escaped from Fort lafayette,
Thursday night, after shooting the guard.
Nine others, making the attempt, failed.
, 1864-07-17

b1uEItuI3 luOIt 1mp0ILAIL tuAU luc 4hktS4 aa-
vices here seem to indicAtc-
His whole army Is certainly not In ocr i'm
mediate front, and why portion Of it
shonld not attempt tho invasion Of Mary
land is difficult TO STE. 1t Ia reported to-
night, on the authority CT An officer who
more. than MI Others has opportunities Of
learning the facts In the case, that the troops
under command OF Early nrs ut least twenty
five thousand strong, including the greater
part Of Eweu's corps, 1mboden's cavalry,
and other detached bands, and that the iu-
tentiops are very serious and audacious.
Whether such q force could operate with et-
feet ageainst any Of our large cities remains
tobe seen. There is good reason for stating
Gen. Graut NOW comprehends the Importance
OF this side cut Of tht foe, md that We shall
bepfepared TO meet him With a sufficient force
to check his purpose and meet hts return.
The cutting off Of SO large force aud the
new" troops likely to be raised In
consequence OF the invasion, would be causes
OF universal rejoicing In this army. There is
not a man here but feels that more men ought
to be sent to help on Its great work now at
hand a more complete Development would
do much both to facilitate tho siege aud to
sever the communication Of the enemy. The
cavalry have been OF immense service in this
latter respect; but experience has shown
that the repairs of railroads, eyen when 80
great damage Is done as that by Wilson, Is
accomplished with great readiness By an en-
eny who is always On the watch, and conse-
quently always prepared for such disasters.
on the north side, would permanently sever
the Petersburg and Weldon and Lynchburg
Railroads, and give onr cavalry q chance
TO operate with much less risk and
quicker support against the Richmond
and Danyille road. Tue country, which is
now forced to wait for 4 time,
should remember that this Is not the arm =
that left Brandy station on the 9Th Of May,
and that 1t has different kind Of work be-
fore 1t from any which it has yet accom-
pliehed: 1t will not hlter, but 1t needs more
men On Monday our cavalry had . ekir-
In the afternoon the rebel battery opened
upon the fort which our troops were erect.
ing. One Of their shells entered the tent ot
Colonel Davis, Of the Soth massachusetts,
and after rolling under the chair on which
lie was sitting, exploded, wounding him 10
such shocking manner that he died In an
hours time.
The Weldon Railroad, which was cut by
General Wilson In his late raid, has been re.
paired BY the rebels, aud il used by them.
Thirteen trains run to and from Petersburg
last Sunday.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
iFrcm the Richmond Examiner. July IT.
Yesterday Was another quiet day. There
Was no news, and bnt few rumors concern.
army of Northern Virginia, The day also
parsed of quietly in Petersburg, with the ex.
ceptfon OF the monotonous and never ccastne
shclltng of the town By the enemy. We hcii
nothing more Of Grants rumorea change Of
base. 1lilitar5 men believe he has no i1teu
ton Of abandoning his present position,
though from time to time he may vary tue
disposition Of his troops according to cir.
cumetances-
BURNING THE cnops ON JA,rs RuFR
, 1864-07-17

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF. CoOE-sa. CIrcnit Court n Cook Coun.y.
e.t"& aon ieEf asst ae1sz aai
HesIe9 Esl aeo1rs
ton spenrer, William Brown, Jsu1ta BroEn Ste ears
hEo;n LANES 81 B,eWR Tlllisu n;s; + 8,own: Fs17;s
NJ. pusley 3. Fnlet, SAMUEL J. Tliaen; Loul. 4.
i.s4on i .oa sersE (. jes.apHin sns H cs%nc.sy
n.y,d llesoley. jim Essl " ata:ss i. Ta,n.:
4!f s.anef
Tilden. -L6u:s M. M=sef. caatles G. GiasE. Msnsy
1novr, william ful,tT.e2 sut Morris Z. Je.aup, de-
ten6ah1, ascye named having be-a nied IL the etca
..o1lce "a hereby 1:rep 70 Ia said A1astah FltgE,
nay,d Hcaa:-y, Johc Fasl Stllans. GsoEga y. 7hus.
ii. Brow. Eiiiism B!oTa, II neis Hsmt!ias,
ira. a.n1y Iiotehsiss DadiS T. FalltT, asaa-I T.
En- Fn. william tnEer1on anil Morris &. .J-sl7p that
sale compl4in.n. died BIZ bin Of com !lsla: ~ raid
dsy Of July ~. sane that i snnanons .asraa5oa
tu1ssb!s o. - ~: onds5 Il september ns1t ussD
possy @ '5ise 5csa Es9 Zss 81 saas WI VT
Ea1k Collet. Eilssa 6. Lltehaela: samasi Dlt:ea-
fS:5 ae Iozs g. pu5
Brown. WiriaE Fullerton and Norris s: Jessun,
~. ps1ten.y zra sgPsaF .1 n;fers .a;d .; Gsati
o. III nr.:, Monday II serfenbes. isA. xad olsad.
iaf,ti,, CHARGED ard sisted ut be confessed.
e s I'D M Lo9 e ne
j. L. B7Ank JF., C5n7l'ts Col'r. jyl7nce1-sw
, 1864-07-17

NEW YoKK, July 1B.-A terrible fire ts
raging On Long Island, having commenced
on the 1ith, near Lakeland Station.
, 1864-07-17
INTERESTING FROM IA.
PAN.

Letter from @TommyH tn william "
Leinnd-RcmenabFnn Af america
by NYounE Jnpanss-Op1u:ofl% on the
WARM the United States and s'Trouh-
les in JaPan,'' DC. DC.
, 1864-07-17
A Sensation.

ST. JoHS's, Y. B., july 16.-The reported
said on the Milne frontier from New Bruus-
lick is looked upon here as entirely without
foundation,
, 1864-07-17

The Fifty Million Loan Taken.
NEW IoRK, July 1G.-Thc associ Ated
tanks agree to take the fifty million loan,
tfther on bonds or 80 Treasury notes
, 1864-07-17

VI 1HkFE CASUALTIES THERE wEREs
Captured or lost before reaching 4 Confederate
IaIfured or lost before making one round trip IL
captured or lost before making kecond round
.tFs .-.'1.'.'.. .18
Captn1rd or loss before making = third round
E s..';..:.: 3
%apIHtco OF loet before making a fourth round
FEesfLs OWNED 1T CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.
Whole number owned In whole OF mart +.
or lWhich-Captuted or lott. -
Wut0 OAA (
Gone 10 England fur repairs. .,....
1tM running ...-....-...........,.3 8
or PRIVATE vEssxIs.
Whole number. .f1s
u which-Captnred Q. ott.................,.. s.
Taken on, Of service .......... 6
Still running or not tin...............as IS
, 1864-07-17
ENGLAND'S NEUTRALITY,
Blockade Running at Charleston and
Wilmington.

The Richmond correspondent gives the
following summary Of blockade operations
ut Charleston and Wilmington from Jan. l,
1863, to the middle Of Anil, 1861.
, 1864-07-17

We will offer fur the ne1t fsu
days, our entire stock Of Grena-
dimes, Barages, 0rgandies, Lawns,
Parasols, Lace shaw1s, and Man
tllss, at greatly Reduced Prices.
The above Goods are all ftesh,
Of this seasons importation. and
We will sell them at prices defying
competition, as We are determined
to make a total clearance, in order
to give us room for the coming Fall
Trade.
Do not buy old shop-worn Goods,
but examine our entire new stock,
at tprices much lower than old faded
Goods are quoted by other Houses
Call and look for yourselves.
ROSS s. FOSTER.
NEW STORE,
,1 los Lake Street.
, 1864-07-17
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.
IMPORTANT nj ROM SUEIz.
MANS ARMY.

Details OF the Ercnt Flank Movement
The Crossing Of the Qhattanoo.H Il
chee-Johns1onss kketFeat-Fil1
ne Fight
, 1864-07-17

II Ub1BEK INSPECTORS TAKE
IL SoTICK-Therc V1li be q meeting cf the Lutn.
her Inspectors on MONDAY EVkSiat3, Ju!y 18th
1861, ~ IL 6t1tcS At Tue u.1c. OF Fftnk in E1erE,
crrne- of tate and West H'Atcr street,, j ooped
hat Ill III he pseselt thsfe wtl be au<lh-.s OF
1nuoytaccf fc all by ought before the Ms.tthE.
1sie uIs1 stnet ETOAoEH or TIE CoNXiT FEK.
, 1864-07-17

THERE Is AN ISLAND IN
rRyes Of men oly break VIII . cesaet 4 roar. Lat
tte ltsnd IN y9us n1snasy 3. .he dsy :nAt you hA1
un1y A1op'E dozen. WA. u. M.kVeRITT: Prop*r.
ia sIAe, Operator. jy1Tn1st1t
, 1864-07-17

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
~ SIMEON W. 1kISts,
.. iA Randolph s{feet, near CisrK Eumuisso1er Of
ner-s fer AL :ne ssstes: CEmEai..ioaet q De g
LII the Territories tour se.cr ,. aH an! So:srJ
pra'ic In ef.c al Pease preserve 1nr future
srfc1e.ce. 1yl-n s3lt
, 1864-07-17

p OSE HILL CEMETERY.
- There Z Daily Afternoon Train to I:os.h.ll.
1eaFtEg ii: MilTaut ~ lIepff NJ ~ T. Ierlr.tu<
>. ,:s3. XcatT SUNDAY. whea the Tsaia returns
tts o'r1cck,
p Fare Is ceats for round trt2.
IYls.nEllt E. u. Benson. Supt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-12

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