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Produce Wnrl,nt.

Produce Market.
WHEAT-S1 20 for red.
CoRN-new 60 to 600.
RYE--000 cents to LOO.
BUTTER-00 to 30c.
EGGs- 90 cents.
LARD-0 and II cents.
OATs-00 to 80 cents.
TALLow-0 to Aeuts.
BEES wAx-50&G
TIMOTHY SEED-S&50 to 600.
CLOVER SEED-SS,00 TO 900.
WHITE BEANs--S0 90 to l so
DRIED PEACuEs-150.
DRIED APpLEs--S1,50.
PELTs--50 to / so
HIDEs-6 cents green, Is dry
RAGs-Cotton 4 cents.
Wool - to 600 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 90
Salt--400.
Flour 5000 to 1000 per bbl.
Hay-S16 per ton.
Feathers-50 cts per ID.
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INTERNAL REVENUE
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Assrs .oR's OFFICE, 5th DIST. ONO,

ASSES OR'S OFFICE, 5th DIST. OUlO,l
OrPER SANUusKY, October q, 1854.
DN lOlNT resolution Of Congress, approx.
ID ed jdly 4th. lS6i special income putv
uf five per cent. was lH.i on ail lucumps, from
whatever source derived, TOR the year ending
DECEMBER 31sT, 1903,
over and ahnva sipl.
Notice Is hereby Fiyen to all pcrsons In
nlu'uc tuvprumcut officers and EnpiovCcs,
own AMI Military. O." render on or before the
12h Day Of Norembv, 1864,
~ the Assistant Assessor of the niv' sion I'm
E1irh they reside, detailed statement Of
t.Rir Inc i.. .u. the wear 1868, whether dc.
iINed from salary, Trade, Profession, og any
oilCr vocation or source Whatcv, r. including
Interest from Dividends, United states bonds,
81.
lfsaid returns, IN detail. arc not uado hy
tho lno specified, 10 will be the duty Of tho
AtsC aJr u ,osy said Special Tax upon the
re tufuS of iuco rH heretofore made FOR said
yrar, 1868, without any deduction therein ON,
and UI WHO Lui 10 make returns oi tucir La
come heretofore required, ar having made
false o. fraudulent returns, will lee assessed
10y him, an "a pr1tllr Oi Htty por cent. addod
thereto. ~ thG law directs.
81 W. BERRY, Assessor,
oct %. 'Gi "a 5th District, Ohio
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Beautiful.

beautiful.
Good and new Pianos con be had
of w. $. Lunt, Fostoria, for s325-
warranted.
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TRAINS LEvE AS FOLLOWS,

FAST All cave Pit s'prgh ut 800 4. ".
at Altoona iur brat tsst ,t 1ijD q. VI.
reaches Harrisburg ~ i'Uj 4. NJ. and rhis
doiihGl ut 5.E5 Psi.
y nflMOEH rhi; E9 hv O. his train
leave lla rshurg at / ~ Il. ". ana arri We
u B.I,mute q. 5.IO J.. n.
NrWiOHN PA Eiii} hvthls train 'ctvc
Philadelphia a' & s. =. NJ ana arrive ON New
iur. "a lO 90 p. N.
.CCuNMOnTlON - stopping -,
an slallons--Loavcs llttsburg at GOO 4.
~. arrives at Aitnunn Tor d nnor al II rs
a NJ, rud,uoo uarri burg at $40 l.. NJ,
uud rhil DEL ia lllj =. ~.
Tl,uiG ] N lEa -- Leaves piuslUrg AT
i.S5 =. 81, artiyes At AlLnona for rup or al
l.2U j. M., reaches !uiIauurL ui $50 i.
H.. aud % iladslrhi 7.2O AN.
EALTIMO IL lIIlClR ny this train
leave HARRISBURG a. ~ a. NJ. ami arrive
IN B.lltunui at =. NJ.
NEW y RK PASSENGERS hy this train leave
ruiiadr.ptia AZ a. VI. ana arrive IN New
York at y 90 NJ.
FAST LINE Leaves Piushurg ~ sijP. ~.
arrives at Altoona ~ l.!j A. N reaches
lltrrsburL Ji 5.jj \. 81, and Lancaster tor
breakfast a. . A. W., arriving In Philt.
delphia M 10 81 \. y.
BhlilNOmi pASst NGERS By this train
leave iiuiT.shufg W 90 A. NJ, Aui ar.,C
In B1lWm re at 90 O.. NJ.
AhN Iui,k pass liNGER by this train hay,
choice ul routes. A siGeplus ca ran,
through from r.l,spuri, to NCW GprE. Will
arriving 80 %tN lurE Ni l.46 NJ lb. WH,
orPu,llcph ~ passenger reach Non lori
ut 2.lj +. NJ.
TICKETS FOR SALE TO BlSTON BY BOAT on RAIL
IHA| IIthFIr OOlb G. an 80 Itif strku ItNts
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TIE peculiar faint or
infection which . wo
call SCRorUTA Turks
i'm the constitutions OF
multitudes Of men. II
either produces or is
produced hy an en-
fceblcl, vitiatcd state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
+ competent to sustain
! tire vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
<lcavcs the system to
fall ipto disorder and
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TICKrTSFOA SALE TO g. SION by BOaT m PsI

JAt II,hrrr GulD % Az, 90 IuE ,uUEu LiNts
RAE IN IN POINTS Uy LD,c ay Inu RJgfe.
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PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Lalt Faster NV tho Church nv the Moo
Dispcnsashun.
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IOHN h. BARTs EsTATE.
G1lantcu.

NIyAS a fu--canuAge W0adHorllInen. BlscE
w sniihs and Painter wanted Immediately Ine
hest of wages gwen. Appiy to
Ala " W. PHILLIPS, FolUh street
WANTED situation a4 Engineer on sta
w uonary enging, by u young tpgn lately irC 90
Canada; hss had hfea ears experience, hss uu uh
estlOn Ia gong 10 tho country An early curaRemelt
w solicited Please address NJ. 81 fioV OF tliiH
paper, sisIng where au interview may be- hpd.
ItAS NUTICE--iu consequence OF the advance 0n
VI coal Ia or aud bl matennls that enter mt fhe
uanuisat ture OF Gne, The Gas trmFgny eos pllsd
to advance the puea ~ Gss one doar Per l0o0 ieer
rom tne fret DIS 0f May until funhrruouoe.
msd3 s.. n EVANS, Secretary
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NOCICE.

MOT CT Is harehy Rytu thai petition will be-
~ pesHpted % ~ trustee NJ Miami Townshlp,
Montgomery O. unty, ohib, "a their tnesuug on me
deY ofLul 1894, rraglnF thet tOuusfip road 10
laid oui isispt tus hinn 90 q sthne 80 he tout
vest corner Hi tie SOUTH a. guatt0r OF ston if,
town nnVc tie SO in he eoI fh tine of sssd snc
tou tfpncr siNrgalla prtsnl nn Nfsi. TO n q cra-
re nf she toWpfNlp rad nsfsefn Miami sud German
townships. Iuay p, lsli #, sNAfsLll.
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Aust,

1 OST-Al person. are hereby cautioned against
IL NEGOTIATING fora note drawn uy me, dated Febru'
aTy 1864 for four hundred and twenty two dollars
and ten cents (s422 l0), thirty days, aud payable NJ
First National Bank, Cincinnati, 70 the order Of g.
Rowland sad note has been lost, sud all persons
cautioned not TO purchase or receive the same,
JOHN MiNICK.
Mr.. JOHN A. MINIcK The note alluded 10 above
never reached me by mail or otherwise, a''d IS no
ger valid as against you on nv account
o. ". ROWLAND.
oiuclnnaH Fehrusry 10, issl-Nildp
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LEGAL NnrlcE

ON the 2d day of March, AID 1864 petition was
" dled Ia the office OF the leTis Of the Coun OF
Common Pleas Of the rounty Of Montgomery and the
state of Ohio, by 10 eph s0hock Elizabeth wykoh
Daniel W. Young, ana Auguetus Drschel which ir-
ution Is v pending In said Court, the object and
prayer Of which IL 10 Yacate am alley siK feet vide,
runniug between lots No l75 and l50; alro, between
lots No le3 and lSf IN The town Of Mianiehure, In
aaid county, running nom Main street % snuthrast
direction, interseot ng an alley running rorh and
SOUTH and irOw ihcpsc east 20 Canal street. az the
neKtterm Of the said Court applicatans sal BE- made
10 Vacate said alley accordingly
ADAM CLAY,
May lR, ls5t-dlWawt Attorney log Petitioner,
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The YORK River RuIlrOed Rsmovsd by
General Grant.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TuE PoToMAc,
June IL. Both armies occupy their old posi-
ton about the rieht and center. There has
been considerable skirmishine and cannona'
ding No damage has been Effected by either
patty The men are well protected behind
high. and strong breastworks. The rebel sol
diers and ours converse The rebels have
large pun mounted on the railroad track,
which throws six inch shell, aud is the sub
ject Of much merrmeut among our men,
General Meade rode through this portion of
his linea yesterday afternoon The York River
Railroad had been torn up by our troops, and
the rails from Dispatch Station to White
House have been carried away
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wsnsthoh and w W Stewart Dayton; George l.
Boyer, MAN sburgi Stoc Slayer, Dion;J q OAndor-
SON. OenterVilei n Myers, New Lebanon II Jackson,
ChambersbpTR' d Bauer, Harrisburg II Divine
Johnsyillei Arnold Limbert south ArlinRton Jacob
Smver, West Raltmorei Rookie 90, Germantown
J " MURPHY, Nandalia Nck0ls, Libertyi u Rees
FarmersYillei HeYerling Herr, Salem; w Pyrmont,
Coz PaFksrsburgj and by Druggists and Merchants
gonsrsly through the Unitsu states and oanadea
aE2ldly
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QphoINterp.
LEGAL NOTICE

ON the 9d day OF March, AID. 1854, petition was
" filed In The Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of the county of Montgomery and the
state Of Ohio, by ia Pontus which petition IA now
pending IN said Court the object and prayer Of viii n
is 60 vRHte the alley between Ota No aud the full
iength OF those lots, running east aud west M the
town of BRIDGEPORT, IN said comfy; At tho next term
Of the said Cont application will be made 20 yaesie
said lot aceor,inely ADAM CLAY,
May i2 1894 -dlWaw4 Attorney for Petitioner,
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Auttcrs.
N0rICE 20 n0uksEMERs ANu plNnERg.

NOTICE TO B0G GksELLERS AHB BINDERS.
AUDuoE'A OrfCH, Moh1doaEl1 o., OHIO,
DAToN, May =, 1864
DHOPDsAlA for furnishing the N Lk Books and
4 Stationery for the oOunty oincc3 Of ttis county
during tho year ending June z, 1900 ncC0rd ug 40
vii hes rrcHne a. this othcr until the hr1 aloud
OF next month
iy order OF the County Commissioners.
uiiOdd THOMAS o LOWE, Auditor.
JOHN K. BARTS ESTATE.
NTOfJOE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the subsrfiber
~ has been appointed and qualified A. ndmmistr -
tfix Che estate h John b Bart late of Aiontgome-
~ County, Ohio deceased EMELlNE rAkT,
ESQ MALAMhRr, Atty. Administrators.
Nav -, 1864. mag l-8tW.
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s27. SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular aitention to the quality OF our
material and use only the best English steel.
We repair all the skirts which we se l,without extra
charge.
sA-Our retail department IS IN charge OF competent
ladies Corsets and SPIRAL Bustles constantly ON
hand WALDMhN.
Sold wholesale and retail atNo 997 second street,
Dayton. ia8dly
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The 1sotn o. n. c. Going to the Front.

WAsnINGroN, June l3-A epecal to the
Tribune says il appears that it was General
Weds@orih intention at the close of tue war,
TO pay over a sum OF money equal in amount
to that which he received from the Govern
ment, to some permanent institution formed
for the lie relief OF disabled soldiers This,
he said, is the least invidious way in which
can refuse pay for fighting for my country in
her hour OF danger.
The l30h 0 N G., (Col c. b Phillips,)
one hundred day men, having in its ranks
lawyers, cIerRymeu, and others of the best
men in the State, on Saturday voted unan-
mously 10 20 20 the front and 6ght They
then marched to the While House, (in Wash
ingtou) and had an interview with the Presi-
dent, who addressed them, thanking them for
their prompt response, and saying wherever
you 60 know you will do your duty
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.alallg empire.
Last Nlghrs Dispatches.


WAsHEeToN, June 10 "A special to the
Post says Nc Chase urges amendments 10 the
Tax Bill, which will add largely TO the reve-
nue. He is lsown to favor tax Of two dol
lars per gallon on whisky, and ten per cent
on large incomes.
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Go=partnfrsbip.
OO.PARTNERsHIP.

1IHR undersigned have this day formed part
/ nership under the name aud firm Of BRkENE
nixon, for tue purpose OF transacung Wholesale
and Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business
at the old stand Of W. g. Breene ~ Main street, op
posta the Conf, HOuss, where they would bs pleased
10 see the q friends OF tn house, and many
ones As may favor them with a call. .
WILLIAM G BREENE,
ANDREW q. NIXON.
Dayton, Fehruaryl 1sGt-ielldSewl
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ArrACHMRNr NOTICE

Perry Weaver, Plaintiff agsinst Nat AN Il Huy-, rr.
iendant Before John Burnett Justice 20 the leaco
OF Jefferson Township, Montgomery County ONO
nN tho 25h day OF March, 1884, Eaid Justice issued
I On order OF AttaohH ent IA the uboye action 'or
the sum OF sixteen dollars aud ninety tive cent.
Tnal ou the liih SAY OF May. at ono o'cqck mo,
HqWG pkRVN WEAVER.
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war Bullstin--TotsI defeat of Morgan.


LExEGros, KENTUCKY, June l3-Captain
Dickson, A. A. G. telegraphs General Ewing
that General Burbridge gave the rebels total
defeat at Cynthiana yesterday morning. The
rebel loss is thirty killed and 400 prisoners,
besides the wounded 1her forces exceeded
ours
Morpans command s divided and utterly
demoralizsd, trying TO get of in small squads
Colonies Hanson and Garrard are pursuing.
Morgan himself with lew hundred men are
northeast from Cynthiana. Gen. Burbridge
with part Of his force has returned here
A telegram from Gov. Bramleue 10 General
Carrineton This afternoon, says that no rebel
force is moving toward Louisville A gentle.
man from Georgetown reports that few
hours ater 'iobsan's surrender al Cyu'hiana,
Burbr,dee attacked the enemy, killing and
capturing hWf the force The remainder hed
in preat confusion, crossing the railroad yes
ierluy 10 PaYnesyilie We had repnlsed the
enemy before QUO reniorcemeu,a arrived, but
felt ius, cure until their arrival
ANo1HrE pisrArcH-HFBEis OUT or AWAuSi-
TioN--HoBsoN RESCUED.
LlXEGroN. June l3-Cnptain Dickson to
| General Cariugton; General Bnrbridsp, now
hore, reports he reb,l force ont Of ammuni.
demorol zed in the febt al Cyuthiaua A
( dispatch from Falmouth. this afternoon, snys
( that aNtr the Cyuthiaua dtipai, Gen Hodsun
and part oi has staff were seui by he rebss,
/ under guard, 10 Falmouth, but tLe whole we're
recapturel BY a Union scouting party, and
are no@ at Falmouth
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MUSIC STORE.

VHE attention OF muscians aud an lovefg OF music
1 b. called 20 our splendid assortment ot hns cal
lustrumrnts OF The most approy mau0ihafurrr
We have constantly on hand "a tine sioi b OF Nioins
Flute-, Cdtafa, C3ncefruos hut Acrofdccua sd cycIy
yHnaty OF quality mud pr ue-
RluR also ngeriH for hrrcst Ngiles Cecbrhi'd
plul0 tortrH, Nt ore alla tu furnish the puhNc flih
these finc instruments Witch mRy hR tvotahiy com
pared with the best nov wanuNiutVa
nur nci.iues sre such a. 90 crohlo OBJ 10 runt uir
above as also. music hooks ,.hQci music endaf bnss
OF musical meFehai s., at prices ami terms thai
uOt "a 90 prove sAtlFfsf Tory % lur .hoNrrft
q J. IA fisher, lT Main street
aga Between rhdid and fhurth.
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QGrncerles, sc.

NO lVI 7tVVIIN 31T"'0I I7H41vHi VTIIVI
- EG leave most respectfully TO acquant their Gus
- TONERS and the co immunity generally, that they
style OF Il. 0'BRlEN BRO HER for the purpose
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, LIQUOR cigar
snd tobacco business IN Dayton, Ohio, the tate
stand Of E. % Dreu, No 3Ol second street.
Having ample means to enable us { purchase goods
rom the best houses IN New York, Baltimore aud
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
IA The trade we hold out the best Inducements TO our
Did customers and II others who may be kind enough
10 purchase from n.
NJ 'BRIEN, late Of the firm OF O'Brien a Poe,
Toledo, ono, will devote his tlme and attention to
please all those who NAV come to ny ut this we'll
known House, aud = O'BRIEN, VIII treat tho com
munity tier f possible, th n ever before, Both Of
fee very grateful for past mvOrs, aud earnestly
hcita share Of yourfgture patronage. aul9daw m
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WoteIs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BEACH STREET, BOSTON
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Rirosd
Depot1
UNHE uuderagnad who has haen connected with the
American House, ln thls city, iOr over nine years
has lea ed thiswell known and popular u oiel Tor
term of years. and pledge him eli % his friends and
the puhlic 20 use his nuoat efforts 20 ruStnn the rop
ntatOn Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, es q hrst
Glass house The public may rely upon finding, AZ
this house, all the appliances and comforts OF hrst
class hotel.
Price, "a heretofore, Two Dollars per daS;
oaegA6rn FRANK PRATT.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
October p, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
Department until the Sth day OF December next,
st IL clock noon, for furnishing
LETTER BALANCES
for the of the Post Offices in the United States
for one year from and after the Sst day OF Decem-
Der next, OF the following description VIE:
LIST. Balances capable of Weighing etehI ounces,
avoirdupois weight, to be graded down TO quarter
ounces Of these it is imposed 800 will be required
of year.
I'd Balances capable of weighing at least t,co
pounds, svoird upois weight, to be graded down TO
half OF these it is supposed 100 will be re-
Perfect corrsctness will be required in the. bal
to be furnished, IS well strength and dura-
Samples OF each descrip tion of balance must ac-
the contract will be required TO furnish balances
ordered of quality in all respects equal to the
sample.
Each Balance must be we'll and securely packed
in q box for transportation.
The Balances must be delivered free Of all charge
to the Blank Agency of the Post ONCE Department.
at " sshineton, d. O.. who will accept the same IL
perfect and equal to samples. ,., 49,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals ey-
Two sufficient sureties will be required TO con-
tract.
Failures to furnish Balances IS contracted for
prom pity the furnishing of those of an inferior
quality, will be considered sufficient cause Tor
the forfeiture or the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the outside OF the
envelope, Proposals for Letter Balances, and
oc 1s w6w Postmaster Geper al
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PROPOSALS..
DRoP AIS FOR AN.
TlHAsunY DIFARf MBNl July ., 1854.

I81A6VAY 08fAkT ABNf - uly -. INA
Notice j.hereby ,sivea that snessriptions will
be received by the Treasurer OF the United States
the several Assistant Tressurers and Designated
Depositories and BY the National Banks designated
nd qualified as Depositeries and Financial Agents.
or Treasury Notes payable three years from
August Is. 1854. bearing interest at the rate Of
seven and three -tenths per cent. per annum. with
semi annual coupons attached, payable In lawful
money.
These notes Will be convertible at the option Of
the helder at maturity, into six per cent. geld
bearing bonds, redeemable after i've and payable
twenty years from August Is, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in the denomination
dfty one hundred, Ave hundred, one thousand
ave Thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank,
or payable to order, may be directed By the sub.
-eribers.
An subscription must be for fifty dollars. or
gome multiple Of fifty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos
ties. The party depesitins must endorse upon the
ORIGINAL certificate the denomination OF notes re-
CURED and whether they are to be issued In blank
or payable to order When so endorsed it must be
left with the oicer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
of Transportation charges soon after the receipd
of the original Certifcst of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid
by the Department upon receipt of the original
certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August ID, per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
pay the interest accrued from date OF note to
date of deposit.
Parties depostine twenty I've thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes It any one time will
be allowed commission of one quarter OF one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department apon
the receipt of bill for the amount, certified TO by
the effcer with whom the deposit was made No
dedu ctions for commissions must be made from
he deposits.
Oficers receiving deposts will see that tho
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informa-
ton and Afford every facility for making sub
| scriptions. W.P. FESSENDEN,
jy26-tf Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE EVENING STAR.
O + FIG IA L.
War Department, AdJutant Generals Office, }
W1sbin0toyl, Nov. rs, 1864. {

War Department, Adjutdnt Generals Otce,
Washington, Nov. rs, 1864.
The following officers, having been reported
at the headquarters of the army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed the service Of
the United States, unless, within fifteen days
from this date, they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, Of which
Brig Gen. John q. Caldwell, United States
volunteers, is president and make satisfactory
defence TO the charges against them:
Absence loithout ledrs
Captain John McMenamin, 18th New York
cavalry,
First Lieutenant ]. W. McComas. 5th Mary
land volunteers
Captain William P. Jordan, Goth Maine vet
eran volunteers.
Surgeon Charles E. Cady, 137th Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers. $500
Lieutenant Jacob W. Dress, adJutant, l3Stn
Pennsylvania volunteers.
First Lieutenant Thomas Allen, 5tn Rnooe
First I,ieutenant Robert Sims, Battery b, 1st
New Jersey artillery .
First Lieutenant Edward Freeman, 10th
Pennsylvania cavalry.
Captain Oscar o. Bowen, 18th New York
Second Lieutenant George II. Bartram, 1s3d
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Michael j. Smith, eth
New York heavy artillery.
Diso5e dience of orders and absence WITHOUT lease
First Lieutenant Allen Z. Ellsworth, 1lSth
Illinois volunteers.
Z. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Ad lutant General.
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CLOTHING.

rJ,HE MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE IS
il SMITH, BROS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. & CO., Clothiers and Merchant
Tallors, 40 We.t Baltimore street.
The Bon Ton Merchant Tailors.
N. B. Goods of all descriptions at reasonable
prices.
wasningtonisns can save 20 per cent. by getting
'n''- 0S SMITH, BROS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
The best ard cheapest Glothinss House in the
country Is SMITH, BRoS. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md.
Persons in Washington can save % per cent. by
buying their Clothing gT ct RRos . co
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can find the best
stock OF Clothing in the ePubtrgyoeyery article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House of Baltimore offers
the finest stock Of Clothing in the country.
SMITH, BROS. 4 CO., Marble Hail.,
40 West Baltimore street.
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where everybody gets suited
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washin 81 ton tn
sponge all their Goods.
SMITH, BROS Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washing ton are
offered discount of 10 per cent. by buying of u.s.
SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars on
Suit by buying of
SMITH, BROS. l. co.,
40 West Baltih ore ST., Baltimore, Md
It will pay all to come to Baltimore to buy your
CLOTHING. SMITH. BROS Il CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothers.
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street, to get your Fal! and Winter Clothing.
SMITH BROS. Il CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
20 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and English WALKING
COATS. Peltoe's fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style eACKATEL, the prettiest coat out.
All in endless varieties at SMITH, BROS. & CO.'S
Popular Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West
Baltimore street. sep A-3m