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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
No Effort will be spared

To make this stable in fact - in name The
EcLirsE STABLE Of the city.
Horses kept by the day, week Oh month on
rcae enable terms
may5-dtf1 JOSEPH WOLF, Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

For the subscriptions to this Loan, bonds Will be
issued OF the following denominations, 5o's, lno's
5Dos, and looo's, registered. or with coupons at
tachcd a, NAV be preferred by subscribers.
These bonds are redeemablc By the Government
in COIN after TEN, and payable FORTY years from
date.
They bear FIVE per cent. interest, payable on
bonds not over one hundred dollars annually. and
on over one hundred dollars sem-apnuay, IN
CON.
Deposits must he made in Leyai TIMER notes OF
the United States. or in National Bank Note tur-
rsneg Subscribers will receive interest ffom the
day tho NANCY Is .posited ~iM hts Bamk. and the
bonds will be d,ltcred al the expense OF the Cor
.rnment.
Coupon bonds are now ready for delivery. and
Registered bonds will be On the lst of May next.
b. an act of Congress the issue Of these bonds
is tmit.t TO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
u. s.. 1910 BONDS,

timber INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SEC
u RxrARr Of the Treasury OF the United States
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WEEKLY HAWK-EYE
n PcBLrzHxD kvERY SATURDAY MORNING,
ny G.. DUNAAN.


A district school not fA4 away,
lid HeIk1htre hilts, ono winters DAY,
Was humming with Its Wonted noise
OF three score mingled girls and bOys-
Some Few upon their taBks intent,
But More on future mischief bent;
Tho while the masters downward l0ok
Was fastened ON . oopy.b0ok-
Rose shArp and clear rOusing smack
Al 'tWere a battery Of bliss
Let on inOne tremendous ktee.
what . that 2 the startled master cries.
That thir.s Q little imp replies, =
sWath William Willith IL yOu pleathe-
/ oaW him kfth Thuthannath Peathe
With lfOWn TO make statue thrill
Jno master thunde:ed, sHfther Willv
Like wretch O'ertake0 In his track.
With stolen ChA4tels on his back.
VIII hung his head With fear and shame.
An6 70 that Awful presence came
a great green bashful simpleton,
T1So bud Of al eoO0.natnSed fun,
with omil0 onppgeosed. and Dil ch uprai0ed
tn thEuAt'neT fnlteged-I'H amazed
That yon, my biggest pupil, ahould
h guilty Of N oct % rude!
DeOro the whole Get school to boot
What evil geu1uD put you 20 ~
Twas che, hogselt, air,' S0bbed tho lad.
Il did MT mean to be % bad
But when SusannAh enoOk her curls
And whispered I was 'fraid OF Kiris,
AND 0aEs0't k1R . baby's doll,
lcouldn't Stand tt, slr, ct all! aW
Bnt up and kissed her ON the spot:
lknOw-boO- -hoO-l ought to not,
But somehow, from her locks-boo- hoo
though. she kind o. wished me to.
.a VIM. PIT Pusmer.
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his brigade. then informed, him that his
was the only organized body OF men had
been able to find, and directed him to add
to his own every possible force he could
rally q they passed, and take charge Of
should have passed. / also informed him In
that, on account Of the extreme darkness
of the night, and the wretched condition Of
the roads. had little hope Of saving any
thing more than the troops, and directed
him therefore, to destroy all wagons and
artillery which he might find blocking
s!s sp 'no o. fSs0 tSs and the Rss
two hundred wagons and fourteen pieces
OF artillery were lost, many Of the wao-
ons being burned, and the artillery spiked.
and otherwise mutilated;s the mules and
horses were brought away. BY sew
en- O'Clock .. m. Of tho ilt6, we had or
. quite respectable appearance and would
have been able to accomplish an orderly
retreat from that point but for the unfor-
tunate circumstance that the cartridge.
boxes werewell nigh exhausted. ,Atseven
O'Clock the column was again put in mo-
ton on the Salem Road, the cavalry in adj
pressed heavily on the rear. and there w
now nothing len, but to keep in motion 30
~ to prevent the breaking up Of the rear.
and to pass all crossroads before the enc
my could reach them, as the command was
In no condition to offer determined resist
anCe whether attacked in the front or rear.
At eight O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th the COLI
umn reached Collierville, worn out and
exhausted by the ftigues Of fighting and
for two days and two nirhts
without rest and without eating. About
noon Of the same day train arrived from
Memphis bringing some 1000 infantry.
by Colonel Wolf, and supplies
for my suffering men, and determined to
remain here until the next day. for the
purpose Of resting and affording protection
TO many who who had dropped by the
roadside through fatigue and other causes.
Learning, however, toward evening that
the commander at Whites Station had In
formation Of large force of the. enemy.
approaching that place from the south east.
and knowing that my men were in no con.
ditton TO oder serious resistance to an enc.
my presenting himself across my line Of.
march, informed the General command
ing the district by telegraph, that deemed
q prudent 70 continue my march to Whites
Station; accordingly, 1t nine p. NJ. the
column marched again, and arrived 1t
Whites Station at daylight next morning
This report having already become moro
than was anticipated.
have purposely omitted the details Of our
march from Ripley to Whites Station. ~
hey would extend it to q tiresome length.
but would respectfully refer you for them
10 the sub-repOrts herewith incloeed.
TOTAL CASUALTIES INFANTRY AND cAvAL-
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1t is difficult to furnish any accurate es-
innate Of the losses Of the enemy, but they
are supposed by the principal officers Of
my command, to be as fully great as our
own In killed and wounded, and by many
hardly add that It is with feelings Of the
most profound pain and regret that find
myself called upon t. record defeat, and
the loss and suffering incident to q reverse
at point so far distant from the base Of
supplies and reinforcements. Yet there ID
some consolation in knowing tha. the army
fought nobly while it did fight, and only
yielded TO overwhelming numbers. The
strength Of the enemy is variously estimat.
ed, by the most intelligent officers, at from
ffteen thousand TO twenty thousand men.
A very intelligent Sergeant Woo was cap
tured, and remained ave days in the hands
enemy. actually engaged, to hare been H.
600, and that two divisions OF infantry were
held In reserve. 1t may appear strange
that 30 large force Of the enemy could 30
in our vicinity, and we be ignorant Of the
minds Of those only, who are not familiar
with the dimculty q may say impossibili-
ty,) of acquiring reliable information in the
heart Of the enemy's country. Our move
ments and numbers are always known to
the enemy, because every woman and child
is one Of them; but, q everybody knows,
can only learn the movements OF the enc
my, and bis numbers, by actually fighting
for the Information. That our loss was
great is true, yet, that it was not greater il
due IN an eminent degree to the personal
exertions of that model soldier, Col. w. Z.
McMillen, Of the 59th Ohio, Infantry, who
commanded the infantry, and to the able
commanders under him.
While will not prolnng this already ex-
tended report by recording individual acts
OF good conduct, and the names Of many
brave officers and men Tho deserve uaen-
these to the reports Of division and brigade
commanders, yet cannot refrain FROM ex-
pressing my high appreciation Of the yalu-
able services rendered By tha. excellent
and dashing officer, Colore. Joseph Karge,
of the ID New Jersey Volunteers, III his re-
connoissance to Co-inth, and his subse-
Quent management Of the rear guard dur
ing a part Of the retreat, fighting and de-
fensing the rear, durin1 one r.lo.e after
noon, rnfl throughout tie elire night fol-
/ wing.
To the officers II r-- s.er- L.aut Col J
~ Eopa. 10th Penn ceT, cs.aaianding
escort; Gnp " G Raval4-, = II c cnud A A
A q. whose horse was Ki..ei under him:
Cap W RelGen, ad Io~a c.v. ADC:Lt
L caElkins. Tth Ind Cav, A ~ lit. 1t Sam .
uel OaEforj, 18th Penn Cav, DC; L.
dement,, A 4 a NJ; Ii " II Ss-ai.o-1. 7th
Ill Cav, a a $, whose mares appear in
no other report, ] s.na especially grateful
TOR the 9roIptnes5 aud zeal with which
my orders were executed at ali ines, and
often under trying and hazardous c,rcnm-
stances.
! am, Major, very respectfully, your obe-
dient servant,
lSignedl 8. .. STURGIS.
Brgadier General Comdg.
TO Maj. w. II. NoRaAN, A. A. G.,
Headq'rs Dist. W. T., Memphis, Tenn
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Alter the expiration q. the time allotted
for the burning Of the fuse at Petersburg.
without an explosion, half an hour was
consumed IN finding man willing TO vol
untaer TO enter the mine, a. the risk of be-
ing bnried alive, to find ont the difficulty.
corded. finally offered, followed ID the fuse
III! he found the damp spot, reIlyhted it,
had jus. time % esespe bsfore the sxplo-
sion.
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LARGEST THEATRE KSowN.-The An.
cient theatre of Ephesus has recently been
examined and measured. Its diameter
was six hundred feet, and it would accom-
nlodate seyenty-five thousand spectators.
1t IL memorable for the uproar described In
Acts VI, when the Ephesians accused
Paul and the Christians in this very build
ing. It was also the scene Of Appolonius'
miracles.
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am, Major, very respectfully, your obe-
dent servant,
lSignedl 8. .. STURGIS.
Brigadier General Comd'g.
To Maj. w. 81. NoRaAN, A. A. g.,
Headq'rs Dist. W. T., Memphis, Tenn
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

DROPOeALS FOR dOPPER-BACED
ENGRAVINGS.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUHLIc PRISrTSo,l
WAsHIEoTCS, June II, 1864
Sealed proposals viii he 'eeeivrd At this ONCE
uutm THURSDAY, the 23i dav OF June, 1851, at 70
O'Clock for iurnis ing one SET nf EE otrotyp6d or
CoppPr.tAp,d PAgeE of the Illustrations Of Ma
chiucry, So, omp any lag the Report OF the Com
missUnCro f Tate1'B for the yeRr 1863.
The draw Bgs will be furnished on paper TO
the contractor, " hO must arrAn q them into pAg
IN numerical OrdeT ~ nHAIIyEs 10 consistent with
neAtneSs and cOmp-c'uess; and the execution Of
the work, IN every respect, must bH iully equal o
that furnished Tor the published report for 1861,
which has been adopted "a q standard for Ihe
D -epeut vo ume The plates are to be delivered at
this office free OF cost for transportation, subject
10 the app, oval lection OF the superintendent
OF the Public Pruning. Bond and appro, ed sCeu-
rity will be required iOr the faithful performance
OF the contract
The work will comprise about three thousand
| five hundred Illustrations, making over five hum
drrd pages measuring AZ hy inches. idheTs arc
required TO propose Tor the work by the lluHtra-
ton, with tn understanding that, when more
than figure 10 required to illustrate an inven-
tlnn or cosgn, tss 10 sometimes the oAse,l the
whole numb of figures Will be estimated and
paid for "a n sirgls ilusuatiOn.
any further information that may be required
will be furnished upon application at this office.
Proposals will b addressed to the u dersigned,
Warrington, d c and endorsed on the envelope,
| Proposals for Patent Office Report"
| JOHND DEFREES,
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
| jel5.3tAwi23l
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DENTISTRY.
Mt EW IN V z TION
~ ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONG TEETH,

DIR. s. b. sIGEsMUND Il HAYWARD,
900 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Warrington,
DrH. s. n II. calls the attention Of the public TO
the following advantages OF their improve system:
lst The teeth OF their manufacture will never
eCTrOde nor change color by any AOidB, and are
three fOuFthu lighter thaR any other.
I'd, No teeth or fuOtb need he extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
81 The roots will be made inOtiensive and never
10 ache.
ath. No Temporary teeth are needed, &c perma.
nept once can he made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the nat raj exprepslOu VI the face, which,
under the old Gystem, Is frequent dtaugurcd.
bth This work has heen fully teBred for over
i've years by many Of the first chemists and phygi'
elAns of this a. d the old country.
Dire. ). x II. have also Invented white indie
structible metal Glling, with which the most SEN
ettlye teeth can be filed without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any aide roots
Which VIII last through a lifetime.
TFTTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With InuOXiOus VapOr, by Dire. sigesmond n Hay
word, ca Pe,usyyAnia avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnheatiO innUNlouS YApOf (nOl
Laughing Goo, nor ChlOFOiorm or Ether but
strictly an huSebtiG agent, entlrely free from eH
hlAFEfius effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
| tnBenBibilty to pain.
The best Of references given II required.
! Call and examine for yourselves. my2a
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MEDICAL.
Up EoIAL NOTICE.

Up EoIAL NOTICE.
Dr. N. vELLNYs Private Hospital, in the Fed.
srai nook, Corner oissvsnth and = streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent of,ces. Rooms 70 and -,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
All diseases Of private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical cures effected
In all eassa. SYPBMITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, oLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or tho result of VoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIpE
ORGANS from any cause whatover, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, HEURALoLA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES of tho NERVES, MUSCLES
BONES and JOINTS, SCRoFULA, BLorCHEs
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIOHSon the Limb, and body
and all other ERUPTIvE Disc Asses and DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from Whatever cause thcy may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, lot no false deli
oAeey prevent you nom applying Immediately &c
DR.. vellny, who Is acknowledged to be BY far tn,
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not TO come and max,
known your miEfortunes, and he will speedily sem
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SOLDIERs OF THE UNIoNl

Read the following Letters received from your
S3SmTadsA a. snaoEsements OF the WORLD
known as PRoF. HOLIoMAYiS PILLS ANiS
OINTMENT. You will here lind unsolicited testi.
moniAls received from all pSrts of the country
See TO Your HeSlthl All Of you have some one
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
, Your =, Life T. HHiu"blel Mt only 70 yourSsyea,
and Brothers. Then, while you may, puTchas
your Health For % cents, IS cent? Or $40 will
when expended In these medicines, bring you down
to the greenest anu rlpest old age,
l., Ths following are genuine letters, on Gle for
Inspection at this office Cqpiss sent BY mail TO any
QUARTERmAsTERB DEPARTMENT.
sch luinoiA Volunteers,
FOLLY Island, g. C., November -, 1863.
Prof Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, VI
Sra; Enclosed please md two dOllars, for which
send me one dollars worth each Of YOU celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
to this at once for am much In need OF the above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, @. NJ,
9S'h Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, Want
January 7, 1854
DIAN SIRi have heard q great deal Of talk
about your famous Pills, and az mover was In
the need OF them TIL now, want to try them, as
SWAN '''' '''' WEE y N JOSEPH WSLSH,"
Co. L, 9Th Regt., Excelsior Brigade.
PULASKI Tenn, Dec. "a, lGa1.
DEAR blhi flehhe nnu ENCLOSED ono dollar, aud
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as ! am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure
Yours, SO, THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co, |, % Iowa Infantry.
MORRIS ISLAND, S. C., Jan, IL, 1854.
Prof HOllOIDdy
DEAN sIRi Enclosed ysu will and so cents, for
which wish you to send me some OF your vAluA.
BILE Pillsi send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL Z. HALL,
Co. D, 4th N. II. Vols, p TT Royal, 5. q.
CAMP or 6TH EXoELsIoR BRIGADE,(
January y, lsJl. !
Prof HOiiOBdW
Sin: Please send me for the enclosed 90 cents the
worth OF 1t In Pllsi enclosed lind 10 cents TO pay
postage, and you will oblige. Address, youB,
Sergt. WIN. POWERS,
70. e, 9th Regt. Excelsior Brigade,
Washington, d. c.
MORRm bland, s. C., Jan. 81, 1864.
Please lind enclosed the sum Of one dollar for
PILLS. have DiGrThRA, and can't got II stopped,
so want TO try your Pills. You're, 80,
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co. d, lOlth Rcgt, Pom, Vols,
Morris Island, 8, Z,
CAUTION.
1.-THE reader OF this "nOtioeh cannot get box OF
Pills or Ointment from the drug store In his place,
let him write to me- 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box nee OF expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicine on hand
because they cannot make as much pTohl ~ on
other persona make % cents b3 eents, aud 40
pSr box or pot ap8-ly
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CRAY'S PATENT
MOLD COLL AIRS

RAYS PATENT
NODDED AIRS
Are not simply fat pieces of paper cut in the form
Of collar, but are Nodded and Shaped 10 IT The neck
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks
which is obtained BY our patented process, which
also secures smother advantage possessed by no other
collar, VIZ: Space for the Crauat Ia the Turn.down
style, the inside Of lOheh Is perfectly smoom and free
from Fuckers making this collar, Tor ease neatness
and durability, unequAlled.
They are made 10 Turndown style in alzeB from
10 to IT, and In GArrotte from 10 to II insheG aud
packed In neat blue boxes Of 100 eHohi also IN
| smaller Oaes Of 10 eaeh-the latter a very hanIy
| package for traye ers, army and navy Officers.
| II EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT MILDED CULLAR.m
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods
| The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO.,
J29 PennsyivRnlR avenue,
Between Eiuth and Tenth streets,
Je2-d3m Washington, d. c.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, May 2, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAISS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, At 40 .. M, Express, Mondays IN.
septedD 8 oS .. M, 70 M, 3.sO and 10 a. p. N.
Chester t6.Co, ills a. m, l.So, 2so, 4.3O, 9, and
II p. m.
New Castle, AZ sos a. n. sud 80 p. m.
Dover, At sos ., m. and 30 p. N.
Milford, At 8.0S a. m.
Salisbury, Ate06 a. m.
TRAINS gOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore At s.4', and 80 =. m, tExpress,) Ito
| 6.26, and 7.2b p. 10.
Wilmington at Gas and 0 q. M, "a 1, I.tb, g.
asa, I'D, 9.lo and ll2 p. m.
salisbury at 4 p.m
Milford A. . pm.
Dover a. $50 b. and 4.56 p. m.
Now Castle at $40 .. IN. aud 665 D, m.
Chester ~ IS and 80 .. M, I, 2ss, 40, 8,
6.1t, $40 sou lies n. m.
Leave Baltimore Tor salisbury and intermediate
stations at 725 p. m.
LeAYe Baltimore for Dover and intermediate Eta.
tons, At LILO p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At $40 q. m, 500 and II p. m.
Leave Wilmington At $50, s.25 .. NJ, B.D and
lI.4O D. m.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
gill leave Wilmington, for Perryvllo and interme-
dl Ne places, At 74b p. m.
SUNDAYS-FHm Philadelphia TO Baltimore
only, al 4.s0 =, u, and l0.sOp N,
From PhilAdelshia 70 Wilmington a. $50 q. me-
FROM Wilmington to Philadelphia Al TO and
0niy Al % p. ri. from Baltimore to PhilAdsl
phis.
mYl7-ti II. p. KENNEY, Asst Sup't
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DR0P0sALs FOR sTATi0NERY.
DEPARTms Mt or THE 'STERIoR,
q n.nE.-r AEALDn I-Lnn 1871

L. s. P'TEET OFFICE, June s, 1884
Proposals for furnish ng gu Il stationery "a may
be required by thiB bureau during he lstEl year
ending June 30. 1865, viii te received until y
o'clock m Of TUE~DAY the l2 h das OF July, 1864
Tn Sc uuAecOmpanied By satisfactory teHunon ais
Of ability to fulfil COntr ct vill not be considered,
Ard contracts will only be SyariedstD mGnuisctu-
roTs Of, or dealers in, the several classes OF
art Giles.
Ali MtieleS furnished must be of the best quality
Of heir kind.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or frm mNkiugIt
All articles required under s contract must be
delivered without delay. A failure ir refusal
Of The contractor to furnish proper articles will ue
deemed lust cause Tor ab OgAting the contract.
Articles not named In the schedule, II req iTed,
are IN G furnished 1T the lowest market prceB,
aud the right 10 reserved NJ ordering greater or
e QuAntits Of each article contracted for, AB the
public service may require.
Bonds, with ApprOy' d security, must be given by
the | dIVldugl or firm Obtain ng the cont act.
should n contractor re use UT neglect to furnish.
when required, any article or ARTICLES mentioned
In the contract, the same may be put chased In Opeu
market, and u greater ice has been paid there.
,Or than IL specified u the contract the difference
may q" charged TO the contractor In his next quar-
te ly account.
Schedules specifying rs near as can be done, the
amount quality, and des0F ptiOn OF he articles re-
CURED can be had on aspiration at this office.
Proposals muEt be addressed to the Commission.
er NJ Patents, and endorsed Stationery"
les that
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RAILROADS.
ICREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
|" TO THE

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after NOVEMBER 18th trains will leave
Baltimore from the North Calvert station ~
followsi
East NAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 4, m.
Harrisburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90 p, m.
Lightning Express. p, m.
The Q. 30 a. m. train from washington connects
with the 0 20 a. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts
burg and the West, and for Elmira, Buffalo,
Rochester, Dunkirk, CanAndalguA, and Niagara
Falls, and for New York city.
The $50 p. m. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 80 D. m. train from Baltimore,
for Flmira and the North, and Pittsbufg and the
West.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~ For Tickets and any Information apply al
the Office Of the Great PennpylvAnlA Route, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tionA Hotel, Washington.
Superintendent N G. r. n.
f J. WILKINS,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
Jelly Corner Sixth ct. and Pa. avenue.
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CLOTHING.

7 EFT ZEN RIsEl LET 'EM RISE
Ii LET ZEN RISEt
WHO CARES ,
SIX Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balsnss Of our WINTER STOCK is At the
mercy Of the public. We shsn not speak Of thsm
ssAip.
WAIT NO LONGER. NOW Is THE TINE.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGINo MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods shrunk before making up
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue to sell less than any other house in this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATs.
CLOTHING
OF
hNEhh raj lhhN AMI III LII. %.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
Of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand = good assortmen,
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. H. SMITH,
40 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once
Also, large RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
Al our wholes ale and Retail Mandatory In
Baltimore.
wsShingtoniHnI visiting Baltimore will find 1,
greatly to their advantage to call at
SMITH BROTHERS Il CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
ns-u Baltimore, Md.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24
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