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Qb1fa9o Qr1bune.
SHERMAN ADVANCING ON RAVAN-
NAu AND CHARLESTON.

Atlanta and oat aoon1 one nunalso 'ma'
eQuidistant 1rom Nasns1ne asa Il, Metapni
leaning to"Afos Ioe aa@ot. >, Aae design
this movement ~ ooAs1Au1s aaaounee
or 1nntnonev alnteo ID ao'aaco " 1ea. ~
ris in bis recent fpescnee, ano oy tne aespe
ately eango'pe ieoe1 Pap' "a' ~ anaA
such demons'sa14on ,ht n enefmans Tes
as would oblge Inc taI1ef 70 aoanoon Geol
gin from Chattanocga 10 Auanta, IN order
prevent Beausegai IRON capturing Nashvill
and Memphis. Esents WIN prove Whethe
BesuEegard and HOOD, In adopting Ills strat
egy, ere gen1uses or 'oo'e; ce.tafnl5 It
est1e1 tef aoose or 14ucu pe'o" tne e.aaoass
Of prudence anu co"uoa ssnss pesuro
gsrd's enufe 1otce u nol es@n1a1eo 70 o.
over forty Or 1oftS.aVe 1noes@no' ana 10 a.
tend to tits the iofces unoef ten inomai
Will be 1ouno 'al!, Aa.e9a tnosea' III
1eaoy II - maaau .aAs ..s ~ .IoI@ oA'<
halted IL taes aotans - "as As'
Meantime aea. euefn@u ".'a l"o nnnu1eo
miles the ssaf1 o. nsau.saius "isn ~ sue'
m5 IN tront ano WALL 10 ns eAp'essee ~ "''
sa4o< 6on1ssrA hEd3<* ol'ef1 70 "a"s It'll A14lleS
several days ago Will an Af'us u sh'hSat"
1EvE THousAhD MEN. and Will sweep "1tn
the Irresistible power OF sof1a1o oo"a
Into the heart Of Gsofe1a ano eousa taF'''aa
to Charleston ana Nool'e. ae ~ na.ea
IN three gfano coleaae u,'s % eo.p y ~ m..
eacn wen P.o'4aeu 49, su.aS.s,~ ~ .a'~1
n, WHOLLY aoa'ao 4laE aau pUoAs ~" ns.s asstsos
ing Auae1a-oeeuo9! NV -o44e 4Aa
bf1dges u o's =. upp.es ~
tne euunts' nv .'.'.s .1s ee ~. -. WV
VIII noeA @ " nts 1s esa.n. ~ pa' 49,. " !aoas'
anus ~ suo. ;, ~ ~. 49, .es aes.s. ~. t,.n sne
"al out nw4ss ap',,,e. NJ ~ 'ei A ~,,, sAoaeu LUG
11eu "a A1e t0D4 o1 w." .4''e uuop'
poseo tntoaEn rs, ."e - ~. an op-
pofluo1t3 WA pe sH.A w ~ eo4oa men,
black ano "na'e, W 1'S so"ss 70 NICE 70 the
ssancetu ot tne on'on. ~ u osueFeo that
Sherman WI ait'ee ~ oe oo]ecaVo point
H1tn 1e,s'o'sas INV ~ ~ .sas .aaa a'15
tnopsanu ao43 pou'se 4a'eA l'NeAso non tne
neaf1 o. ,ae ensn .,s eU 1.- 4ae oecupa-
uon o1 'ne nssasAvse .ne u tns savannah
h1'e1 SUI tne ~ =. S"atasstoa aao sasan-
hhh oe1ofe tea1 a1saeA "oulo constatute
9ar Wo1e aieas.1ou0 pAo" ~ tne fepeuon
than tne la4 ot nicnnono' sen. Da71s ~onld,
~ tsc' oe cauea upon sIIner !" aoanaon
eoa'a easo141a Sn" oeolsA W lnear 1ate
Or =" h.eppt " scSene tnem oy
1he eoanooanasna :" faenaaona IN
the lace oa esauss 1arEely superior
nrmy, dangerous ana probably 1nprRctica-
BILE undertaking. Indeed, It Ia eEident thst
JeT Davis will hsSe enough to do to save
tue Richmond army from annihiatton If he
ventures to leaTe his strong intrsnchments
ut Richmond and Petersburg. On the nther
, 1864-11-09

KooFL4ND's
GERMAN NTTERa
sra concentrated s11 tboss virtues which tend to y,
mota hsslstJ and nxorouslie. Ucltke tha Re1usa,;s
Of Bistsrs, .naI xza E0r Az ALCOHOLIC Mt
TURz. bet
i FURE T01IE,
Caa2esel eut1n.i3 Of Teset.:ao sshsts.e-
POSITIVE JURE FOE DysPEPss:3se
AID p1s1asxs EzsuLT1ae~F1son
Disorders Of the Liver uns
Digestive Organs:
AFD FEAKKNKD AND DgBn1rATEo 7aaa.
B1EOAR REH1"KD WITH ALL TIE
V1GOR CT HEALTH. BIZ 4
EKEE EBE OF
fuKg.
- Aar.e enbez, that t1s Bittess II not IN aloo.s,,
Ualx.u1e. oas.roor drink, or sutst1sute Tor go
End cannot instnousy Introduce Tia y1ca Of esrsss
usss Into Yans fsu0.ea+
DO 5ua want fonsthies tn tt1snxthza ycs7
d. Jcu want \ Good Ao9etitsl
% yeu want to Build M 7oar ccasEsut5e1;
Do you vant to Peal Welt
Do yoa wat to got rid 1t Ne5Yeuaasss7
% y0o want KnnGyf
Do sou want To 8leeP Wall
d you wkat &tRrtsk &ad gtzGxuax TaeI1oxs
Nyuu %, GIG eHOOTLANDu GKRAAR B1Tx1%>t
oeeeeve r. t911oN!nk sympxons, sesaltlaz tfts
dtso1t1E Il tno Dig Otkhas;
non, Inward EuaG,
fR1lhes1 Or Blood to taI
He8d, Ac1dtty Of the 6tocszt.
3AnEaS, Heartburn, Disgust lot 7Qpd,
TEEnea8 or Weight Z the 6toEl&ch, Eqpy
hfuptahcna, Blinking o. f!uttsr1ng II tta n
81 he stot1aea, Swimming of tas Head, HRrt.ea
Che-nx Or suNoeAnnx sdnsat1on1W Wfea IN Gi1xt7S3
axat,Feycr and dun pain II the Read, ,Dstnitss*
xad Eyes, Te.E Ia TIE Side. 3scE, CStT
LIMBS, &C.. sudden FfRshes q:
Eaaf. Burning IN tha Flnh
Ja1ss4af !maEininxs
peEsges!on of
, 1864-11-09

Ar1i1a1 Of major Eeuerals-Renatfns
NeDel 01dceFA-2mtnetl4e lnd1@uAsio0
-Pnrsntt Of rFlcc-Aoss viii due Ger
mans Foae-fkno1csi spit in III, Louis
.-G1eanaDR Gus tho Estbels-GuexlIa
HnAtiH4. ctr
, 1864-11-09

1Huk4 etgS Mf. blfrdEet. tho scale Of etceas Of
expors esiabliahtd in ls6i-5, rises gradually and
steadily to 1sC3 Its average or The 1sst two ye,rs.
tue worst Of the var, Is Isl GO cash ye.f. liz
average fof the tNo years preceding tho war 1850
and 2t59 90, vas 81, Geo COO each year only Far
the ast period Of SIX years the total excess OF az
porta is as6o< $40, An annual sversce Of $ts fll
So: and for the last three years IN snnua Average
Of 81, ,l61 ,2M.
Tnis ts ths simple face Of tbs commercial state-
n.ent. It includes the mutual exchanges Of gold,
aid It does not inc,nde that exchange OF sslnes
Technically known as exchange reEaissauees. This
lass account II large; It covers .hs interest and
dividends payabae aozoad, on whatever account
theJ may he held, whether rallsaad stocks and
bordr, or State, Municipal, and ULfsed S;a1es &C.
custles. It also covers the transmission here ior
sale Of any such securities. 3nd the remittance OF
exchange drawn aga1tst produce shipmerts in
ps5 nelt for them which ie, 40 ftr aB the f0sei2n
creditor ia coreernsd, the draa p.Jmtut Of the
debt.
There ,aze some persons rho naint.fp thst the
e1Eottatfpn. Of cetd cannot be property incladsd
auluug those Of merha1dise. Of coarse our gold
is as much Q: product our coal, IRON or patro
1eurn. bat ifv admit tor the sake OF <he argument
that the position IS correct, and deduct the gold
e1purt ,ions, the balances for the same Jeaxs arc
, 1864-11-09

This gallant young officer, the author o!
], The gallant exploit OF blowing up the rebel
ram Albemsrlc, With whose pr1'ses tbs ma
ton Is ringing, is q native of Fredonla. n r,
where be vas csfetu1iy raised by lila wido red
mother. Els grandfather, Hon. zsttr1 Cash-
f1e. vas one of. the pioneer settlers In Wcs-
tern New York. Lieut. c., whom the writer
remembers as rosy cheeked boy, who blush.
Cd like peopy when "the girls addressed
him." graduated ut. the Naval School at An.
papolis, about the commencement Of the war.
since which time he hiss performed several
exploits which have given him place In the
history Of the war.
Lient. Cushing's brother, Capt. Alonzs
Gushing, 5th O. s. Artillery, fell at the bat
lie Of Gettysburg, where he brare1y fought
until nearly all Of bis men were killed and
he himself Was several 1mes wounded, from
the effects Of which he soon after died. He
was buried at West Point
Another brother Of the Lieutenant, J.
Howard Ctahing, not very favorab1g known
to cur piInters and Others, Was formerly
on the Christian Timex, and liter
On ItLe EMMeT's ddeoaaze;t In this cltg.
, 1864-11-09
ONLY 40 CENTS.

And Il An investment and scorcnct ttsl dosx ao4
" back rp" the tbove statement. tho money v1n 81
fetunde4+ Wa ~ this Knowing l:s rt1ita ana NJ
confident that ono Iial viii sa01fa for 1t hpuae iu
&TufJ hnuBehn1d.
Do ne waste away With Coughing xhea 10 ar,su
IN inve1HneKs viii cura yUu. It may b had of ouT
respectable p1ukRiAt 10 town. wao wtU fxrrisS yo9
NAda.
ET soid By Draxxszrs eve1yxae-e~
, 1864-11-09

!" The kstennca OF who1easls buJsr1 IL solicited
Merchants whom ~ h1ve rent etrcuAxs 10 win please
uote the change Of A1dfsu. nos T9f6Sssu R3f
, 1864-11-09

~--~-, The 1fdefelgned, do hereby aYfee.
III consideration OF bling seleased as prisonels Of
VAL, BY First Iieutepanr J. Wilkinson, COMMAND
leg Confederate States steamer ChIckanauRs not
to eet7e BY lapd or water take up arms az sinst
the Confederate sialea Of Ameltcs 1utN reXnlarIg
exchanged. {Si9ned)
, 1864-11-09

LORD Il Si1ITX.
Nbo.eeAle DFuREtsM, - Luke straet Chiea1o N
GenesA Western Axaais-
, 1864-11-09

The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Pres. With Grants army writes as follows.
iEffer date nf Oct 30.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TnEAsuRy DEPARTMENT, July Is, 1854;
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the treasurer OF the Snlted sass' me
positories, and by the National Banks designated
and qualified as Depositortes and Financial Agents,
gust is 1854 bearing interest at the rate Of seven
and three tenths per cent. per Annum, with Aemi-
annual coupons attached, payable In lawful
These notes will DO convertible, al the option OF
the holder, At maturity, into six per cent, gold
bearing bonds, Reasonable after Ave and payable
The notes will be,issued In the denominations Of
nfty, ole hundred, i've hundred, one thousand,
and hvs thousand dollars, and will be issued in
blank or payable TO order, a. may be directed BY
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, or
some multiple OF hfty dollaIs.
Duplicate eertihestes will be issued for all de-
posits. The party depoSiting must endorse upon
original eertiheate the denomination OF note! re-
quired, and whether they TO be issued In blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed II must be
left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be
The notes will be trAnSmitted to the owners,
free OF transportation charges, as soon after the
receipt OF the original CertihOstes OF Deposit as
Interest viii 30 allowed to August IS on all de-
posts made prior to that date, and will be paid by
the Department upon the receipt OF the original
As the notes draw interest from August 10, per.
sons making deposits subsequent to that date must
pay the interest accrued from date oil note TO date
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollar.
| and upwards for these notes at any one time viii
be allowed commission of one-quArter OF one per
| cent which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt OF bill for the amount certified TO ~
the officer with whom the deposit was made no
deductions for cOmmihIionS must be made from
onioers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
All oniOers authorized to receive deposits are
l nd m n n mi
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g 500 4
vEETH srREET

TALL FLEET Err,
II CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
Having = Ad long experience a. Clerks In the
Ordnance Oniot and in the once OF the Quarter
GERS In making out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those officers and with the
Treasury Department
indebtedness obtained, etc.
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH.
Post once Address, BOX 1913, Washington, ID. C..
Once ga Fifteenth street, just above corner oil
New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
EDWARD W. HALL,
ooI-tf w. s. FLETCHER
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRovERs NEW THEATRE.

HoVERs NEW 'ThEArhh'
" GROWERS GRAND GERMAN oPtaA
GAIL INciiufE1...I" r"i.H i6oNDu0roR.
SEASON LIMITED TO rova NIGHTS.
NECESSARY CHANGES In fHE ORDER or
Door. 1 ass sSsRS 2 ty 1Sis ds s "
o'clock MN aaf s.r.'u-r,...r
FAATTssTT, --- FAU FAUST
sIG. GIusEPPk TAMARo as, ...,..,.......r Faust
His nrst appearance in Washington.
hA i Nor s sr.t sSpssfsass TIL; season.
.O' ais Sst3 s.I.st.ssd ss.a%pslOn. 49,,
MILE H sGsa ~. spP.sf.ss. II w.sss;aa
HIS aI.t appearances. this season,
MADAME ZIMMERMAN ss.a,y"."...M Martha
GRAND CHORUS 49,.
a. Peasants, Students, Merchants, VILLAGERS, SOL
GRAND FANFARE,
MILITARY BAND AND GRAND CHORUS
10 the Fourth Act.
~ The order Of the Opera has been NECESSARILY
changed from the iudisposition Of Mr.. Franz Him
IN oa "aS .n S
TO undert,ko the aiduous rois Of Robert before to-
morrow tuesday, As most Of the sales have
SH1 St i Will b. fs Tso.e person. Who ar.
DESTROYS can change their seats tA the day OF
smother opers, or their ticket msy be redsemed at
the Box Ones any time before the opening OF the
doors this evening.
TOMORROW, (TUEsDAY) Dec. q,
First time In Washington Of Meyerbeer's great
Opera, ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
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500 RHMovAL 500
TO NEW BuILr Ne,
e 500 n
Ss' sE,Aa sIi.hEr,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS, .ALL
JAMES 8. TOPHAM I CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
THOR Vol Known. Old Estsbh.hsd
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EauIPMENT mANuFACToRY
TO THEn
NEW Bull NC,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may DO found, Of our own mAnufsoture,
most complete assortment Of every style and price
Of Military s s%b Sisi1ss. AND pprpLrs,
FINEswoRp BELTS, with Topham's Patent slide,
sole "'i IRSSHoiSs PATENT srURs
LASGHoIZs PSrENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
STEEL BRASS AND sILyER FLSIa H SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WQ0LEN ROBES,
NURSE SONEhb AMI blaANhhio.
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HARP SIS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
FINE SINGLE oARRiAGE, BUGGY, AND Elk
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AMI
PLOUGH HARNESS.
VIII Ps.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRU N ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALIsEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES
ARMY VALIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvass Pellisieur BaSp, Leather
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, LAdiss Fronof
sAtohels, Tsy Trunks and sohool sAtehels, ant
every article In their line OF business.
REM Err
q 500 g
vENTH srREET.
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M'KINLEY OIL COMPANY.

NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS NOS. ANDL
The Trustees OF the Mckinley OIL Company have
declared regular monthly dividend Of Three pei
Gent and supplementary dividend OF Ten pei
Cent both payable at this once, Nov. 80 to share
holders at the close Of business this day
WALTER Z. LAYTON, Treasurer,
nolStt No, 81 John street, N, Y,
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TNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Court OF washington county, in the District OF Co
lumbia, letters OF admin ntration on the personal
estate Of John =. b. Robinson, late OF tho United
states NAVY, ueeesseu Al poItons hAVlns oiA,nis
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day OF November
next; they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
ell benefit of the said estate,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November,
1854. THOs. FUTON,
noa0-w8ws Administrator.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AmUOEU1EN 10.
U,oRD's NBw THEATRB,
q 4: z. ts asSyE "a ssts I'd
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who is engaged GER gqsa,t,y.lyo v,Ylaa
SIN NIGHTS oNLf,
MONDAY EVENING, December {, 1881,
In her original impersonatfon OF go . U
FANCHoN, THE CRICKET.
ta.r' original G i %j' ~
C"AnN ',EoRaB RrY !
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LOUISIANA AvEruE, nEAR SIXTH sTRrET.
Rear q Eationh and metropolitan hotels; .
Also o. The v:isti,., H:a iioif, ana csntsf.
J6sH. Rr....,.."........sTAGE MANAGER
........ HE HAS CoME.
HE HAS COME.
HE HAS COME.
ra.-u TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
TIE GREAT COMIC SINGER,
THE GREAT COMIC SINGER,
FROM FROM s sRohpWAY,, NEW Y YSRk
MI. Pastor m without riva, in the world. III,
Comic Staging 10 superior 70 the late
sam. COWELLt .H..H OF. r...-..
and his wiitisisms excel those OF
THE GREAT ARTEMUs WARD.
l'r TONY PASTOR, s. .-.
10 engaged At an enormous salary. Mr.. Lea 10 de.
tsrmined that the patrons q the
CANTERBURY
shall see al the best talent In the country.
MONEY NO OBJECT
FITS, week of
Miss Many coLsoN,
Third week Of
MILE DEsIREE
AND .'...
MONS. MATHEW,
First week Of the ssrio.oonic drains Of
THE VICTIM,
which has been in active preparation for the past
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
In her great character Of Jane Chatterly, after.
wards the Earl Of Richmond, in which character
she will execute
s ssO4DsSSsD s SSsRsT
.... Mr.. JOSH HART,
MR., JOSH HART,
who viii appear in four difereut characters.
RaAppoArance OF
MISS JENNIE JOHNSON
.H. MISS JENNIE JOHNSON
AND
S S#ARkET KANE KANE,
who, BY request, will sing
THE N NERVE,
First week OF the Beautiful ballet advertisement
arranged by Mons. Matthew, entitled
THE BELLE OF MADRID,
in which will appear Corps de Ballet of Invent,
Young Ladies.
The Prince Of all Ethiopian Comedian,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
appears 5 STeT 1 cSGfi n:i, xsb y CLARKE
The public will please remember that
SOMETHING FEW CAN ALWAYS BE seen
AT THE CANTERBURY.
appear every week.
A GRAND MATINEE
A GRAND MATINEE
FOR FAMILIES EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Special attention is called 70 the fact that we d,
NO CURTAILMENT OF PROGRAMME
At the Matinees, the Performance being identics
with that Of the evening.
NOTICE.
Mr.. Lea has Just received from Englsnds
CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME,
CHRISTMAS PANT0MIME,
which will be produced
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
with New Scenery, Tricks, Wardrobe, &c. Mans
Eers Of Theatres can purchase q copy by apple.
ton to Mr. Lea.
| Look out for the great drama OF
THE BRIGAND's OATH.
TIr pDrr nnis n W.
CARD.
Are enFAEed and will shortly appear
MURRAY AND HUTCHINSON,
MURRAY AND HUTCHINSON
ACROBATs AND GYMNAsTS,
PERFORMING DOGS,
the most wonderful In the world
Due notice will be given Of their lrst appeal
anoe, deb-lw
LYONSIS PURE OHI(
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIoDI,
GALS.

J. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer In Newsps-
baeco, segArp, Flags and Playing Cardsj also,
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, iib King street, four doors below Provost
Maruhsls office, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash
lngton DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Ap20-u
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N + + @ l Al,
... ..'... WAR DEPARTmENT,)
hDJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, Dec. o, 1894.
mo followins-na AIMED ofiosrs, having been re-
ported to the headquarters OF the army for the Of
Isnees hereinafter specined, are hereby notified
that unless, within nfteen days from this date,
they appear before the military com In ses.
sion In this city OF which Brisader General Cald-
well, United States volunteers, 10 president, and
make satisfsetoty defence to the charges against
them, they will be recommended for Dismissal
from the uervioe OF the United States;
Absence pilhota iedpe.
Captain William r. Howe, Assistant Adiutant
General Of volunteers.
Disobedienee Of orders and obieHcs pihou leave.
First Lieutenant Thomas II. Y. Biokham, 18th
| United STATES infantry.
| 4 d. TOWNSEND,
de6 Ansiatant AdiutAnt Cana
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COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLVED --
~ The eo-partnership heretofore existing uuder
the title OF Goodell 4 Bushee 10 dissolved by the
deceaae OF Mr.. Goodell. The business will be con-
tinued by @. W. Bushee, at the old stand, 800 c
street and 80 Louisiana avenue. deS-3ts
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n r r O A l..
THE FIRST coRPs-NoTICE TO VETERANS.
HEADQUARTERS IsT ARMY ConPS,(
WAsHMoToE, d. C., Dec. l, 1854.
Veterans desiring TO enlist In the LIST Army
Corps, TO be organized under the recent order OF
the War Department, should report In person At
the once Of Colonel c. y. Johnson, Soldiers Rest,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington.
They will then be conducted to the barracks,
where they will be critically examined, and, II
found duly qualified, Immediately mustered into
the service.
BY order OF Maj. Gen. Hancock;
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec Eft Assistant Adiutant General.
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CuRGEON GENERAL,S OFFIOE.

q URGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
- WASHINoroH, November 20, 1854.
HoTICE.-MedioAl oftioerB OF not less than two
years service, who have been honorAbly dis
charged and desire to receive appointments ~
SURGEONS or ASSISTANT SURGEONS in the
United States Army Corps now being organized al
Warrington, are invited to forwA ard their ApplioA
tiOnB testimonials, and evidence OF service 10 the
Surgeon General without delay.
J. X BARNES,
noSO-tde.S surgeon General.
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BEGIN AT ONCE TO ARRKsT The LPhLRkECl
of gray hair by using Lubins Floriline.N II win
surely restore faded hair TO new life, erSte new
hair upon bald heads, and make the old hyouth-
mi. and the young more beautiful. 1t eKhHSs the
rare and indesoi badly delicious perfume OF Ahou-
and exotic flowers. Contains no oil or Aohol,
and will not soil the most delicate fabric. 10
lust what ladien need.
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DIANos PIANOS III PIANOS III

We call the attention Of the public TO our large
stock OF PIANO-R0RTEs, from the mAnufact cries
OF steinway n Sons, Raven Bacon, and Haines
Bros, and Mason Hamlin's GARNET ORG ANS.
to sell at the lowest factory prices We have also
GU hand MELODEoNS OF FRINGE & Co. and smith
Brothers. make, and several secondhand Pianos
In good order, for sale upon easy monthly pay,
W. j. METzERoTT,
dsI-2w Cor. of 18th Of. and PennA. ave.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE, J
WAsHIrsToE, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of sbEone. or per
mission to visit Washington must be addressed 10
Major General Halleok, Chief OF Stat, and mus,
specify thu business for which the officer desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to tie
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention.
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
4. d. TOWNSEND,
mh-b Astistant Adiutsnt General.
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T LYONS,S PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY

CATAWBA BRANDY
Tho undersigned have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent for the sale OF this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy for the city OF Washington, D.
c., and tho District Of Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed by the state As
sAyer, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, and Prof UPham
sheppard, OF Charleston, S. CT Prof j. r. Chiffon,
Of New York; Prof Pratt, Of savannah Prof. La
moni, J. r. Nichols, and pronounced by them to be
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulant In all
cases where pure brAndies are indicated.
The manufacturer OF this lne Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that 1t will cure Chol-
era InfAntum, summer Complaint with Children,
DiArrhgs and Bowel Complaint.
Physicians are now prescribing 1t In place Of
pAresoris, not having the deadening effect Of that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure medi-
has long been felt in this country. The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French BrAndies. This the manu-
fAoturers claims are the merits, and challenge the
world to disprove these facts.
z. D. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 Pennsylyania avenue,
ooS-Smif Agent for District OF Columbia.
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GALE OF ooNDEMNED HORSES.

ouAnrxnnAsTKn CRIMINALS OryIcr,l
FInsr Drvfsror,
WAsHIHsroN CRY, November -, 1874.
WIN be sold st publis austion, 10 the hishsss
bidder, NJ Giesboro, d. C., on
FRIDAY, December I, tfsl
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAvALRY
HoRsEs
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY cAvALnT
These Horses have been Condemned ~ unit he
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horpes sold singly.
sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock, a. m.
Terms; Cash In United states currency.
JAMES A. EKfN,
Generals once. nosoW