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TRY GoODst DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS
Having just returned from the North with
copt nj At stOak af

Having just returned from the North with
com plste stock of
FALL GOODS,
Which were bought for cash. I am enabled to
offer the best inducem to customers to give M
a call.
We have received PRINTS. COTTONs, TABLE
CLOTHS, SaEErINGS, TOWILIN9, yard wide
COT TON at s. cents.
$z.1. rU
HOOP sKIRrS 80 springs. $l.25.
BALMoR LIS ell qualities. for Ladies' and Chill
dYtn
good assortment OF AsSIMERS. CLOTHS and
CAsINETs- for Men and Boys wesr. ALPACA
DkLAINS. BLANKETS, TABLE COVERS IRISH
LINN, SsIRT BosOMS ~ Low as n csu.s. BOYS
FIeE sHIKT BO6oMs J. cents. no tsz.n WOOL.
LEN STOCKINGS for children at IS cents 2 o yards
Spool COTTON, 3fvr Accents.
Call early a. goods are advancing. Remember
the New Store. BEHJ. NEWMAN
3 sep IO-st' 4i3 7Ih street, near q st
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NEW AND SIHPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIASo-FoRrE
AND SINGING.-Professor Alexander WolOwsk has
opened Ladies' and Gentlrmeps Afternoon aud
Evepipg Singing Glasses on the most liberal terms
BY Professor Wolowski's new method, g person
having only ght knO of music will be
abled IN a very short time to execute on the piano
oreratic and classical music wi h perfection.
Asto the vocal part he arrivesat most extraordins
results renders the voice powerful; and enables
the singer to vocalize with facility and accuracy
All those Who would like to become dns singers
his residence. No. ass Tenth straet above PEND
sylvanis avenue Reception hours are from 10 to
ii q. m. and to p m. sep9-lm
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CoRNs, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and Other dis
orders u the feet, when neglected injurs the gen
eral system by preventing the body from takins
that natural exercise conducive to heath To
all afflicted with these terrible evils would re-
aaa an ear bst cal and D s s 9es ma
suffer torment from dis ordered fest when a sure
without pain. Office open from a. m. to 8 p m.
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"A eLIaHr Cold" CoUGHs-Few are aware Of
cold" in its frst stage; that which in the begin
ming would yield to q mild remedy. if neglected
ch.s" give aud . most i'm mediste relief Mil
itsry Officers and soldiers should have them as
occasion requires. Au 6-Im
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OUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.

0CARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
NJ FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON ORR, August 81, 1854.
HORSES, HORSES. HORSES
Horses suit for valry and Artillery service
viii be urchased at Giesboro' Depot In open mar
ket, till October l, 1854 1873 -
Horses will be delivered to Captsin Z. Lowry
Moore, 9; NJ, and be subjected to the usual
Price OF Cavslry Horses, $nS each.
Price of artillery Horses, $50 each. -r
Payment viii be made for six tsI snd mere. &
= q 80 f!'he yAEBSA EKtk.
~ Colonel First Division,
sep Sim Qusrtern aster Generals Once.
SAND Fob sALE-Apply at the first house from
- the Eastern Branch Bridget "a 6t0
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MARRIED.,

In Wasf pgton city. September Sd, 1864. by the
Rev. Mr.. Meador. JAMES PROCTOR, of the Navy,
ton, D. Q.
tPhilsdel shis papers please copy.I
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T moi LIMli LIHlEI Am noy pEsHsrsd 20
II deliver eresh burned POTOMAC LINZ, pre-.
pared from my neW Flame Kiln, without coming
n contact With the fuel.
q em Pa. ~. and Roek Greek BRIDGE
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GALE or CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTERT
y STORES, BUGGIkS. &o.,&c.

Chis( QnnrtermaMW's 0kee, Dspoi of Waskisgtos,i
80, Washington, d. c., September ], I'64. :
viii be sold at public auction, at Government
WAREHOUSE. situated o. the square betw.en ana ana
and Twentieth and Teen ty first streets, In the
city Of Washing ton. on WEDNESDAY, september
a. 1864, at IL O'Clock a. m. lot OF ons5 ~.
ter's stores, condemned unfit for use, We
Axes, Csrpeptere' Tools Brushes. Bridlss. Nose
Bags Buckets saddle Bsnksss ssaols ToS
Harness. Lanterns scrap Leather. Stove Pipe,
Rene Stoves Saddles. Scales. Whips, Horse Shoes.
and . large lot Of old irG no
Will be sold sane day. a. dh 0os OF Ni1 9
stsls after the eompetion Of the sale above re-
ferred % = naI I'm gRies Carriages, Army wssons
r. Amou Sns Carts. and Medical Wagons.
ssful bidder will be required to remove the
s rithin eve Is days from the date Of sale.
rains cash, In Government funds
p,;..a,., a.,.,., nh. e. 6u usnasm;:,t.r.
sep9 1T Depot of Washington
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c.Lror CONDEMNED MULES.

CHIEF QUARTRRNASrER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHIsGTON,
WASHINGTON. ID c., September s, 1864.
Will be sold ut pu bile auction, at the Cirrais
near the Observatory. in the city of Wsshingtu
on WEDN EsDAY, septemhe 81, 1864, a lot of
MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds
Sale to commence 1t 10 O'c ock m.
F.-.l d I'll. ROCKER
Brig. GenI and Chief " after m aster,
sep std Depot of Washington
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
r IsTOF LETTERS RETAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
1854

To obtain any of these letters the applicant mn
call for advertised letters give the date of th
list. and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be-
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post-marking without interfering
with the writing.
request for the return of a letter to the writer
IL unclaimed within thirty days less, written or
printed with the writer's name, post Office, and
State, the left hand end of env eOpe OIL the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
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DY BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.

OFFICE q. 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. September 5, l56t.i
On SATURDAY, Octob LIST, commencing at
10 a. M, the following variegated aud pain Mar
BILE will be sold NJ public auction, on the grounds
north of the L United States Capitol:
IGt blot ks Tennessee Marble.
900 feet col ic) OF remnants DO.
j pieces Potomac Marble
Gn cubic feet Vermont Green Serpentine.
SODIUM shafts 40,
Al the same time will be sold a large lot of
Doors Shutters, and Building Materials, of va
By order of the Secretary Of the Interior:
~ CLEMENT L WEST,
scp6.dtd General Superintendent.
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100 BBLS ONIONS. 10 BBLs R4G5. fors.la
tUU at bLtTZ'5 Lumber flour AID Pr an.
Bou-e, coIner lndians avenue and lat strsst
sep lo-3ts -
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sep9d GREEN " WILLIAMS, Auct
pYJAs. c. MEG UIRs co., Auctionsers.

THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE: BETWEEN 18th
AND 18th STREETS AT Pl BLIC SALE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERN0ON, September
a. at 61s o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell
Lots p sand IT " in su h OF tots in
feet, and Lot up" IS]z feet, Rhode Island ave-
nue. between l4th aud 18th streets west.
Title perfect.
Terms Ore third in cash: the remainder in
three and nine months, with interest, secured BY
payment of S25 on each lot will be required at
the time of fals.
Copyeyapces and stamps at the purchasers cost.
sd j @. McG lure a. CO. Ancts
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pYJ. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON u
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TnELFTH AND
THIIKETE ET STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, September 2Ist,
st clock, the premises, thall fell parts Ut
Lots Noe. II ard IL in Square No 2t3 fronting q
feet on north d street, between 18th and 18th sts
west, ruI ming back So ct ~ inche! to % feet
stories, occupied as a wholesale wins and liquor
store.
Perms: One-h alf cash; the remainder in 8. g. Q.
and II months. with interest, secured by deed of
trust Oh the pre- misses.
+ tie indisputable.
Cost of conveyancing aud stampsto be paid by
sepiO &c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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Try GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PRoPBaTY AT AUG

or TUE. DAY AFTERNOON, September 18th at
that d. 81 able Brick House and Lot, situated on
Seventh street west between and X stra.ts north
being the south part of lot u, IN Square al THIS
lot is ? feet front by 20 feet deep; improved ny
three stor, Brick store and Dwelling. The store
is by s. feet. fitted up in modern style aai has
been occupied for several years past dry goods
store. The dwelling pa t contains five rooms
pleasant and well arranged
There is also a good. dry cellar under the store,
making altogether one OF the mos desirable in
v.stments in he no thern part of the CITY
The hense is No. 81, on the west side of the
street. Title p rfect.
Terms cash
Conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
sep6 d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
SEVENTH STREET IMPROVED PROPERTY AT


On TUESDAY. the Nth instant at 81, q clock o.
m .immed stely after the sale on the west cid, OF
Seventh stree. We an all sell tae dwelling houss
directly Opposite, situated part Of Lot No o. IN
Square 4Sf, low vacant, being ON the east side OF
Spyer IN street above / street. The house may be
so improved as to accommodate store apd w-llin
The lot is q feet front and ia fee. deep with ali
privilege.
Immediate possession given
Terms. One half cash. b slance ia months with
interest.
Conyeyance at cost of purchaser
spne-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. AuCtS
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INTERNATIONAL SALOON AND TEN YEARS
LEASE or PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, septr itth, at 8
we shall sell the Good will and Furniture of that
handsomely furnished saloon the International
on 18th street directly opposite the Patent OFF CO.
The Fixtures, OrBameuts Furniture Glass aud
Cookery Ware. Looking Glasses Paintings, Cook
ing Utensils ali nearly new, and in the oest ord, r
Together with a Ten Years Lease of the prem
ises
We call the attention of persons lOoking out for
good investments to the above sale as Offering Il
rare chance by location and appointments for q
spleI did business W. d. LEWIS co.
senq-3t TChrop I Auctioneers
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SALRs OF REAL EsTATB.-James g. NC
CURE & Go. sold on Saturday, for account of
the vestry of st. Johns Church, in Square 276,
fronting on Twelfth, Thirteenth, r and S
streets, twenty. three lots, at eight cents per
square foot. Lot No. Il was taken bv X. H.
CHM. at l2x cents lot No. 25 to James Day
dey, at ten cents per square foot: lot No. 43 at
1Ok cents per square foot; lots No. 80, 40, and
~ brought cents
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by JAS. q. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

X Sa0' w. mouoinS Z" wv Auctloneers
PEREMPTnRY SALE OF SMALL SQUARE OF
GROUND IN THE NORTHERN PART UR THE
SECOND WARD.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 2nth. At
O'Clock, op the prem ises. we shall for account OF
The limited Evans elcal German Cong esati IN ;"
Square north OF Square rs bounded by 18th street
west. vermont aver and north Q street, and
Terms: or. third in cash. the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest. secured by q
deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyance and revenue stamps st the cost Of
the purchaser.
sfp l9-d O. Neg CURE L 90. Aucts.
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NOR RENT-Two large, hands mely FUR
4 NIsHED ROOMS. one FIRST floor aud one
second floor, Apply at 13e street, between 2lst
and 22i streets. sep 6tt
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VA B. TURNER'S LIVERY STABLE. on 7th
W. street, between and I, where per ~
eops can be accommodated With Hacks. S
Bvgeies end Saddle Horses on reasonab, G>-<A
terms. He IL als0 buying and selling stock. ana
psTsons In the trade viii DO well TO cali. se 5-lm
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the l4th Instant. we shall sell
at 10 o'clock a m at the late residence If George
Bercus, deceased. No. 573 Maryland avenue be-
tween 9Th aud 10th SIR cts, Island, good assert
ment of Furniture viz:
Mahogany Sofas Chairs and Tables,
Large Looking Glass, Sdebnsrd, Chamber SEES,
consisting of Bedsteais, Bureaus, Wash
stands, DC &c
Hair and other Mattresses, Bedding and Carpets,
Dining Room Furniture such Crucserv aud
Glassware, Chairs, Tables, Knives and Forks,
&c..&
Kitchen Utensils, consisting OF large Cooking
Stove and Fixtures and many other articles
which We deem unnecessary TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
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EOR SALE-A STORE, with Fixtures, suitable
Il for any kind of business. Apply at No. SOL
Maryland av., bet. 9th and eth, opposite the Rail
70 ad Depot sap9 St.
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RYJ.C. Meg UIRE & Co.. Auctionesrs.

BILE BUILDING LOTS ON 18TH STREET
WEST. BETWEEN QANDRSTREETSNuRr
~ O'Clock, on the premises w sh. all sill fourt.-n
desirable Building Lots, in subdivision Of square
No l79, fro nting about q feet each 9Th street
west, between and streets north, and ruanin.
back 10 feet to r pnhi alley.
These los finely located, on high ground.
and within short distance of the 18th street pas
senser railroad.
Terms One third in cash; the remaiUder in
and ~ months, with interest, secured hy deed of
trust on the premises.
Copve, snc.s At the cost of the purch aser.
A payment of SI5 On each lot will be ,quired at
JOHN B. TURTON, Executor
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w small FARM. containing about IS acres. we'll
improved With new dwellins and all necessary out
Center Market, on the Bennins's Bridge ro.t
across Eastern Branch, IL N high and healthy
situation, with an abundance of wood Terms
m adj known apple stio On to
sWEENY 4 CO Real Estate Brokers.
al Is Inn r-a Corner It'll and D streets.
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IUWN
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September 18th, at
o clock M. will sell in front of the premises
on Water street. between High and Potomac SITS,
two Frame Houses and Lots
Terms at sale. All conveyancing and stamps Mt
tine cost Of the purchaser Title perfect.
sep 3-d&cs TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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FOR SALE OR RENTnThe large four stoty
north side of north street, between Sd street
west and Al street. having front of 2S feet on
lot $40 feet deep, With stable and carriage house
building in the rear on an alley 80 feet wide.
Possession of the house can be had in a few days.
Apply at 100 81 street, to
sen O-1 IAMES TOWLES
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SEvERAL NEAT AND NEWLY FINISHED
- ROOMS for rent, unfurnished. with privilege
ofcooking. Apply at the large frame cottage on
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ENOUR FURNISHED ROOMS, Chambers, aud
Il Parlor. for rent at No. x24 Z street. between
9Th and eth Also, two FRAME HOUSES for
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COsLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Larae LOT and
II HOUSE containing rooms, al new. Can be
exchanged for small farm preferably. Irquire at
Star 0ficp aen
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L. OR RENT-A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
1 having splendid Sky Light; Connected with
on the premises, No $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
between LIST and I'd SITS, or Of GREGORY ENNIS,
psf ean ut
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NOR SALE-Tbe STOCK and FIXTURES OF a
l. neat little Fruit and Provision Store now doing
a good business Enquire 1914 Sixth street, cor
ner of N sep93s*
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NeORGETOwE CORPORATION sTOCK. =
NJ Those persons who may he disrosed To m n.
al sse Cor por alton Stock shick bears
an int. rest of six per cent. per sannnm oay able
ruarteri, can obtnln sofee by applyiax TO WIN
BAIRD, Clerk OF said Corporation. ts ae-dtOl
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WANTED-Two steady, industrious BOYS, one
w each to learn the Harness and Trunkmaking
business. Apply 1t 500 7th street. au g II
NV ANTE D-sEOOND HAND PURNITURH
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
desert ption. B. BUCHLY, 42e 7th street.
ie8-h between and . east side.
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w a. cook, washer and irouer. Apply at No.
- street, between Brewery and Water street
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EOR sALE.-A LOT fronting on II street between
j 4th and 5th streets, and extending hack to
Massachu set $50 feet, and is the best To-
cality for building in this part of the city Can be
had at q reasonable price Apply at 604 ii street
north. sep 9-lwt
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walton of the Union, and would go for Lin
coin. Two-thirds of the soldiers would go for
him. No man who has q greenback in MIS-
pocket will give support to platform SO
damaging to the material interests OF the coun.
try as the Chicago platform He was informed
from high authority that Fremont would soon
take his name ont Of the way. [Cheers.] And
another disting uished gentleman, whose po-
sition had been somewhat antagonisnc to that
OF Mr. Lincoln, would give him hearty sup
port.
MI Foster, OF Kansas, made some remarks,
and was followed by
MT Fielder r. Dorsett (of the First Ward,
who said that the departments were filled
with secessionists. Mr. Lincoln had been de-
ceiyed awfully. There was a man in office
who openly expressed his JOY at the capture
Of Sumter by the rebels, and this man had
been promoted from $1,000 clerkship TO be
chief of bureau. If Mr.. Lincoln would re
move all such from office be would bs re-
elected by an overwhelminr majority: but if
he did not, he would be debated. In the case
referred to he had been seven times to the Ds-
partment to see the Secretary In regard to this
man, but could not get an interview. He
thought q committee should be appointed 10
wait on the President in regard to the matter.
Mr.. Elvans said that while the facts were
undoubtedly as stated, he thought the remedy
proposed was wrong one. Tue remedy was
with themselves. If an employee OF Govern
ment feels IL his duty TO vote for Mcclellan Let
him do so, but at the same time let him resign.
lApBlausel It's our duty TO watch, and II
the Department EN- p'oyees do not come up and
sign our constitution they should be removed.
Applause
He believed that nine teuths of the old bust.
ness residents of Washington are-he would
not say disloyal, but opposed to the admins
tration. "a yoice-''thars soP'1 No business
man has q right to the patronage of the Gov
eminent IL he II not willing to support the
Government. And II was requisite that tn oss
who Joined them should do so at once He
would suspect any clerks who come in after
the October election. Some time ago at q meet.
Ing gentleman wished ali who we're for Aora.
ham Lincoln to rise 30 that the lines might DO
drawn. He did not see that gentle man present
now. IA vrice-"Hs's q clsrk"]
II these men do not come forward and stand
with us, we must take IL for granted they are
against US. We must watch these men and
see that they get their just deserts.
MT Dorset said he had been TO the Department
seven times, req uired by the scripture In regard
70 the case ne re erred to, and he thought ne
had done his duty
Mr.. Eivans You should 90 according to
scripture, 20 times !, IL not successful. Laugh
Mr. VIM. S. Morse, with all due defsrence.
thought they were too apt TO find nit with
the President 1t was i'm possible for him
10 canvass the chara ter OF every MAI in
Office. Ii there are any bad ones, the At
tempt should be made TO con vert them To the
right Faint appiause.l He believed this
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TOR SALE-Vsluable IMPROVED PROPERTY
l. on H ST. north, between Sd and 4th sta. east.
containing a two story frame House, With cellar.
Will be sold cheap for cash. exchanged for cnun
try nrnnartY. Inanire the premises. sep9 St.
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SPECIMEN CoPPERHEAp CONSISTENCY -
The State Register OF Yesterday edltorIaly
assails Gea. Heinlzeiman on account OF
his ordrr prohibiting the sale Of FIRE arms,
ammunilion, dc, within this Department,
during The next sixty days; aud in she
same column publishes paragraph Claim
ing that he Gen Helm zslmso) is "for
Gen Geo. Is. Mcclellan for the Pre>i-
dency. and will support him for that
cfice." This is some IA, surprising. but
NJ more so than that the Copperhead.
should Nominate for the P esidency q
man Who vas 6rst to resort to "afbnrsry
arrests" aud insist upon draft, and VIII,
urged the ,emanci patton OF AL the slaves
long before the President Issued BIZ,
emancipation proclsmation-ail of which
measures Gen. McClciian's Coppe,hest
supporters and admirers nov deboun:,
aud condemn i Springfield Journal.
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New XOvk To.M orroSv.
fExa-ex e.. -
IExtrAct from Letter.
NEW YoRE. Sent. &

NEW YoRK, Sept. s. 1864.
In accordance with the Presidents
recommendation. next Sunday will be .
great day IN all Of the loyal churches OF
this city. No, only thanksgiving prayers,
but Thanksgiving sermons also. will be IN
order. Trinity. | understand. is prepa-
ring special TIE DeNm for The occasion
l have emphasized the word loyal in this
connection for the reason that, uufortu-
nately. there are some cong regations and
rectors and vestrymen still left smong u.
whose secret sympaihies for jeff. Davis
will never permit them to thank God Tor
the success Of our arms. The churches
witch are notorious for these sym pa,hies
will scarcely venture to ignore tie Pres.
iden,'s recommendation altogether: bu,,
ifthe ministers do screw up their cour
age TO utter prayer Of Thanksgiving. YOU
may be qnite sure it will fall on close.
ear, or on the "desert air" of deserted
reWe.
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DOR SALE-Atwo story House, ffrst
l. story brick With frame story above. the tn
half u lot T. bl l69 the 18th and John
ston Price 100 cash. H. b. TEN-EYCk, Agt.
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q
aAs the phnnix rises from the ashes Of its FIRE. animat
ed with iifc'' does this Elixir rejuveuste the 8,
tenn and overcome disease.
Ss-Tbe I.juvenating Elixir is the resnlt Of modern
and abstract method Of cure resps Give Of ell the
old ard worisouI sytfcIar.
4sThi- medicine has been sted 10y the most eminent
medical men n the day. aHd ny them pronounced ~ be
one II the grseisrt rnrieHl discoveries If the age.
4 EA-ont bottle viii cure general Dflilify
1S-A h.w dnse- eures Hy rtsfits IN I, males
HA-uBs bottle cures p lpitstob q tile Heart.
A-Ffon ONT TO three ttsies restores the fnsnliness
ami full yigpr II youth.
g. a few dus4#resterrs the appetite.
81 Three loftle- curt the Of 1npotency.
- do~s& rur@ the law Spirited
90 One bottle restores inci I'll ps7ver.
Nn- few doses bring the ~ the check.
tp This medicine restores manly veo- and robust
hesith the poor debilitasi worriw n de- pairing
ss-Ihe stIss- enerrsted youfl the - ina
Of Luriae=- the victim Of b.viis drIres-isn the ind
v.dtsa suffering From general debility wii sIi fd
meliaiv ard reartnt relief iJ tie 81 this fxir
| Rsseuse ~ Life.
ssPsirr per bottle three bottles for =. md
wari hy Express receipt o money any sdrrss
AL such orders must i- G. A. COCK Chicago,
| or General Agent ten the ut
| Sold In CHICAGO. i,y fULLER. FINCH 4 TriLER,
whole.ae HrngEisfr aud ~ nil ITig ists ever
G. A COOK Chicago, Ceneral z tr the States OF
Illinois, 1o~a Misct Esin, MI, hgsn and Indiana
/ DIR. W. ~. mEKwiN CO.,
| soLE PEoPHiEross,
No. 50 Liberty street. New York.