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MEDICAL.
or roIAL MOTTO n.

pr. n vKLLNus Private Hospital, In NE ysa-l
r.i Blosk, Corner Of seventh and s,rcsts, oppo.
si,s the ros, and Ps,sn, ofnsss. Rooms a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases Of a private nature treated In the
hest scientific manner, and radical cures crssted
IN all ssssA. sYPHHfTiO AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, eLEE7. STRUCTURES SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUouE
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oEEERATIVE
ORGANS from any onuss whstevu, or how long
standing, thoroughly aud radically cured SlSo.
GoUT, RREUMATISa, EEURALeIA, and Othsr
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
SONGS, and JOINTS, sCRoEULA, BLoTcHEs
ON TEE FACE, ERUPTIoSSoa the Limbs and body
and ali Other ERUpTryE pIszAsRs and DrsEAsR
OF TIE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have. Arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter VIVA, your disoaso, LOT no falss deli
,sOsy prevent you from applying Immediately TO
Or. ve,lny, who Ia acknowledged TO b by far tho
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in tho trossasns
Of private Diseases. Fear no, to come and mako
Known your misfortunss, add he viii speedily send
ecu on your way rejoicing.
| MLE-ABUsE.
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r ooKi LOOK LOOK LOOK I
CusDoM-MApE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRIoEs.
Now opening At Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ERTABLIsMRNT.
under the superintsndsnee OF
sR. C. PALMER,
well.hnnwn to tho dtiseus OF Washington, where
Tou vii lind the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
hat has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS CO.,
Oak Hall,
No. 4st seventh street,
Opposite Post Once.
NIB PIECE GOODS Al wholesale 70 tho trade
At lowest MARKET prices. seii
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING. 4 @ FL
TNI0Ni UNIoNii UNI0NIiiI
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sro.REsacoMBIrED.
MEssRs. SMITH Coal
cornsr Of Twsntisnhh,rss. and P.nns. ave-,
.. BRUCE d CO.,
No. go seventh street.
!. H. SMITH,
No. go Seventh street,
Have consolidated their businsss a the
PEOPLES CLOTHING pToRE,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET.
= topposiss the Post omOsJ
Where you will ind spisndid assortment Of Gus
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock Of Ready -nisds Clothing
and Gentlemeu's Furnishing Goods OF every do
scription.
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF poYs CLOTHING,
ALL THE --LATEST sTYLEsi
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
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hundred acres Of the same heretofore
redeemed from the Tax ale Of March,
1861, by Frederick A. Hustle ,,,,,,,' 1000
The above being eompreh he nded in Town snip one
~ south and IN Townshirs one m and two i2l
north according to the Direct Tax CONN s.ionersi
survey for the District OF South Caroline, The
last three tracts OF land are TO be sod subject to
the right OF the United States to cut and remove
the wood and timber thtrslTom without eompen-
sAtloa to the owners
nv ar urrrsA rsr.Nn
Thu Do,,h h.is 80 49,. .asthn.., ~. ., r..
a. ,bIstrnn ~, "s T"si ~ " sSs
ns".s 90 p,n..t -, ~ ., hip ono y! @
$3.50 - :, a., 49,. s ~ iNA e'iuiAn' 0ou'
wa ~ Isn,rs, ,aT.ND
~ ,.,,ON 1879 hSLhNp -. -,
49, ,S,.,nl,h az, M, 81 me soutn nai o.
80 ~ ~ 49,, NSSh Que ~, W noItni
"eN'No w "'s' ~ "s se'ohV WV aetes'
u.,ho, t,,,,a hS0O'
r,, 49,, '''''''''''''''''''''''''' ~ aores'
r tpp '''''''''''''''''''''''''' ~ a,
Ts hs. - ~ - - ~
. ~, as as, IT, VIZ ~ oe soIe tuuyec.
81 w.. " ,, ~ W snu Ieno.e
az, o W" =, ~ atu 'hefedon "i'hou' eompehsA'
Hv a.. " ~. t,T,nsrin ,s p,o.. a.. .u
~ pssnt,,t ~ s.IS .. ,t.h ~ a. uI ~ '.e W
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az Il W INV E NTIO On
ARTIFICAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

IN .. u.
To- TCnnEylvhnlA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Dir. s. calls the attention Of tho public to the
following advantages nj his improved systemi
lat. Tho teeth OF his manufacture will never
e1rrlde nor change color by any acids, and are
threa.fOurths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need he extracted, a. the
artificial ones can be Inserted over them.
I'd. The roOtS will be made inoie nSive and never
to Atke,
nA. No temporary teeth are Iecded, ms psrmG-
nent oorl can he uAie Immediately, thereby pre-
terying thc natural expression Of tho face, which,
under The old eysterl, Ia frequently diBhgured.
9th. This WORK has hsen fully tested for over
tive ycAla ny many Of the fTat chemists aud physi-
siARA nf thts ard the old country.
Dr.. s, has also invPp ted u white indPstTuetl-
bic metal Milling, with which the moot sen.i-
two tseth can DO hlied without pain, and can
Duild up perfect sound tooth on any side roots
Vhich will last through = lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINI
WI h InnOxicus Napor, by DR.. sigesmond, 200
PennEyl AuiA av n e, Inventor aud sole mAnufao.
tuFsr I AnAesiic TnnOXlOus Nap' mot Laughing
G.F, nor ChlOrotUrm or Ether but strictly al
amaze tic hgenr, entirely ee from eNhilATatinE
effects, and perfectly htrmlesI, causing a quiet
sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect inIen.
hibi Ity 10 pAtn.
} ho hest of references given II required.
Call and exam ne Tor yOurselves he2
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~ AoEscY n. AND 0. n. R. COMPANY,

IA AGENCY u, AND q. II. r.. COMPANY
UFTICI AMERICAN TELE0HAFH COMPANY, )
4s2 Pennsylvania avenue,
For the benefit OF the travelling public notice Is
hereby given that this day, the 25th Instant, the
sale OF tickets will be resumed over this road Tor
all parts OF the West, including st. Joseph and
LsAVenwoTth CITY.
Tickets can also be had AZ thlI ONCE for PhllA.
delphiA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via New
York.
BsEssEo checked through TO all points. seas
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rSNHIS lS 40 GIVE NOTICE, IhAr
L the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, letters Of administration on the
personal estate OF Robert Brown, late Of
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber on or before the 22d day
OF October neNtj they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF November,
1884 H. BROWN,
no22-IAwaWs Administrator.
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nR. AR's BALSAN or
IL WILD CHERRY,
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD
COUGHS, COLDS ARD ALL LUNG COMPLAINTS
Wistar's BalsAm OF wild Cherry docs not dry mp
q Cough and leave the seeds OF Consumption In The
system, but loossns IL, Aad elssnses the Lungs OF
all impurities.
Certificates almost without pumbsr san bs pro-
dueed attestiDg TO the remarkable cures performed
by this remedy,
None genuine unIess signed ~ BUTTS" on the
wrapper. For sale by
~, DINsNORE. toi Br Nsdway, New York.
SETH W. FoWLE CO., No. 10 fremont street,
Boston, and BY ALL DruEIiIts. oosi-wkssu
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Under the direction and instructions OF the Pres
ident Of the Uuited stAtes, issued Of the date Of
September ls, 4 50, in pursuance Of the eleventh
cot on Of an act entitled hn act the collection
Of direct taNes in inhurIeotionsry districts thin
the United s'A'e', and for other purposes" ap-
Henry BrisbNne, William 4, Wording, and Dennis
n. Cooley Unitsd States Direct lax ComDii sion
ers for the District Of South Carolina, do hereby
declare ard mske know that public sale will be
h. ID at the olce Of the Commissioners aforesaid,
in this town Of Beaufort, parish OF st. Helena,
BEAUFORT Diptrict, State OF South CArolins, com.
menciDg on the nrst day Of February, 1885, at II
o'clock, m, OF said day, for the disposal OF the
following tras,s or PsIesls Of land, TO Wit;
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EXPRESSES.

\ DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Az OFFICE SIC PENN. AVENUE,
Warrington Ol.v, D. q.
QRK ct EAETK2E, NORTHERN, AND WE6T.
ERH EXFRKSs FORWhRD1R8
Nora Nandkns, Money, JswaIFy, Vaiuablss
hosas, BtoskE, BozdA, &o.,
rorurnr I'd with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
sSeoGIibl ' sections Of tho country. 1hiH Company
EofsTH, EAST, WEST AND NoRTHWEsT.
Its prinaiph 0tioos are
'pHJIAi ID. LIRLA, BALTIMORE, OH
OWN IT.T ST. LOUIE, LOUIE
IuIL n LEXLRGTOM
Connection arc n ado p New York And Boston
n,a,h pSov,r oes ana with steamship lipea 10 Iiv.
.rpOo South npton md h1yE and thence x
EUROPEAN oIp telsos 70 prU shn
Cohesion OF Noten, DrAk Z, and bilih made ~ All
O, I, DUNN, AsanA
10 NVaHhiuSton. d. Q.
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John JoLLIEFE,

=, ATTORNEY AND o0UNsrLLoR ATLj w,
AAs removed his once 70 the R0rthaGla so ~ Of
sctrsnss q ths Tss. SPPG Saiid hss NJ
Washington City, b. O.,
AssSn' especially 70 sAias upoa The puiasa
""~' b aS-is
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IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.

IMPORTANT TO INVALID.
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN sTRuP
IL . protected solution Of tho Protoxide OF koa.
ANEW DIsCovEaY IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DIsBAs1
BY supplying the blood with Its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMnNT-IRoN.
THE PERUVIAN sYRUP
yitAllxes, purinss and enriehss the Blood, there
by intusins STRENGTH, VlGOR, and NEW LlbH
into tho system. -
WEAKNESS, II 10 = specific. -
Pamphlets FREQ. J. p. DINsMORh.
Depot, No. 4sI broadway, New York.
For sale by all the Druggists. osil-wk1sm
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F, RAILROADS.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

As<AAkheN<<AD
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
. OOH TO TIE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
On snd after NOVEMBER 1sth trains win leave |
Baltimore from the North Calvert staten A.
tollowsi .... ... ..
Harrisburg ominodAtion......s.oop p. m.
Lightning Express. r. M
Ths $50 q. m. train from washington connects |
with tho 900 a. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts.
burg and the West and for Elmirnl nunsio,
Rochester, Dunkirk, CanandAlguA, and Niagara
FAns, and for New York City.
Tness p. N. TRAIN FkoM wAssIEsToN
connecta with tho $50 p. N. train from Baltimore,
for Eimira and the North, and Pittsburs and the
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME
~ For Tickets and any Information apply AZ
the once Of the Great Pennsylyanis Route, corner
Pennsylyania avenue and sixth street. under Ms
sss4 New Se ssr.s np avenue pS
J. N. pUBARRY,
superintenasnt y; z; n. r.
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Jelly Corner sixth st. and Pa. avenue.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON,
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF hou%
On and amer sunday, June isth, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
,.,,u.. Foh rou,... -.
ssptedJ sos a m, 10 m, ssO and 10. 10 p. N.
Chester, st sos, Ills .. M lso, $50, $50, and
IL 49,,
=, Wnmiaston y ~ ~ Imonus. esSepsea,, s''
NJ Ma a. G M !, ~ ", Os sna IL M
Dover, :, 2 8 !. N. and tsO p. m.
saiissafy, !, s.os = m.
Baltimore q SOS and go .. m, tExprcssj LILO,
Wilminston ~ %, o.1s, and . a. M 1854 I, IIS
4 Nm, Iso, and $40 p. m.
s sn,;a Az ?, m: -
Dover At SO q N: and % Pm.
es...sr y is and SO .. NJ, !, 40, 40, s. ala,
u Lave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations A. io2o p. N.
Leave bmnmore Tor Dover and intermediAse sa-
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Tnester ~ $50 g. m, and and i.oo p, m:
and ii.so ,. m. 'A - '''>nu ''' = m'' anu so
rREIGHI TEAM. with passenger ear sttsohed,
VII leave Wilmington for perryvilie and interme-
suNDAYs- From Philsd.iphis 10 Baltimore
only A. ~ I,e,, = N; spd 1919 P; N;
IRON fmisaelpsh 70 WuminGton 81 40 q. M,
and 1910 and II p. m.
Prom wilmington TO PhiladelphiA at Las .. m.
and I0 P. m.
| Only ~ 10 p. m. from Baltimore 70 Philadel'
phiA.
| Je21d n. v. KENNEY, Asst supt.
OTDTCT MI TTUOpD MN 1uT0
lrrlOb DhbllmOhh AMI OhlO
~ RAlLhOAD COMPANY,
| WAaHIrgToF, Noyembor 70, 1884.
On and after SUNDAY, NOV. IL, 1854, Passenger
Trains between Washington and Baltimore will
be run ~ follows;
TRAINS MOVING North.
No. 1.-BhLTImoRE, WAY STATION AMI
HARRISBURG TRhIN-Leaye Washington s.sI
I'm: Arrive a. Baltimore $50 m. -
| No. a-NEW YORK AND WESTERN E4
PREss-Lesve Warrington 20 a. m, copneetio,
~ Relay with MAIL Train leaving battmore ateO
.. m. for the West Arrive At Ba ltimore s.io D. IN.
Philadelphia % p. m New York sop, m.
No. s-NEW YORK MAIL TRhIN-L.av,
| Washington II Ia. m. Arrive at Baltimore I2.t
p. M; Philsdephia ~ p. m New York 10. 90 p. m
| No. A-BALTIMORE TRAIN-Leave Washing
ton . 90 d. Arrive at Balti more 50 y
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OHIEF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF.

NHIEF QUARTERDIAsTER'b OF.
" FICE, DEPoT or WA6HIs6ToH, WAEnIHSToA,
u. c., January I, 1884.
AlIdeAlers In DrugI, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and sAddlarY, are 70
quested 70 send TO this oiiee, on the MONDAY OF
each week. scaled proposal or list, In duplioSis,
Cpot at short notice, with the price Of each
krked in plain figures, 30 that, IN case the exi.
tiolss San be obtained without delay, and 81 the
Deaisrs wishing 70 sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED 70 furnish Tho List punetually every Monday
nsrninE. d. \. RuChEh
BriFsdisr asnarL and Chief QuaItermAuteT,
A6-h Depot Of Washington.
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1864 HRANS81EHEHTSl8 1864.
INV HoRK LIHHs.
. Er CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILADEL.
S sl.!. AIR TRENTON RAILROAD comPh
SaOM PHILADELPHIA TO VIEW YoRK
AND WAY PLAG86,
sinEtos Depot,
WILL LzAvs AZ FOLLOWS, WIT Fare.
~ A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy--c b A.
4. H. Via e.@ssa adJ.r.sy ci,y-Nsw $50
Ys r., via Camden sna Jersey CITY, -
49, I K, " .t essa.u and dorsey civ V
avn !. iva washington ard Jersey ci,y,
A. Y e. w o.laasn and AnDoy-o. and W
AZ. IN, Via Camden and AnDOy-c. and
At. H. asP Tis Kon,ias,Oa and Jersey CITY, ~
At az ,. a. u, KenIins'on and Jersey o,Ei =,
=. ,tF ~ ET u. R.n,ias,oa and Jersey city, ~
A, ,x SSast w 4. asa,lns.on and Joi.oy ~
atV, \ 1A'thern Express 100
u & P.M. via Camden and Amboy-Acoou-
nodnsion [. freight and Pnhssnger)-
IN eiAla ticket rs
Tho g,Ib p, NJ, Eyani.lg Mall and tho 30 (hisht)
southern Expross VIII Jun daily, tIll Others, SON.
days exespted.)
PHILADELPHIA AND INV YORK LINES.
Loave Walnut street wharf IS and q. M, II NJ
Leave Remington Dspoa at Ills E. NJ, 2.bS, Lsu
and as p m, and 1850 4. m. (niGnt.l
The as p. N. Line ruaS daily AL Others, sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LlNES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street ~ .. m. and p. n
From foot OF Cortland street Al 7, and 10 .. M
10 M, 4 and p. M, and 10 night.
The 6p. m. line runs dailyi all others sunday
excepted. W. u. 0ATzmER, Agent
Ph,l'A aud N. z. AneJ.
PUItA DGLIuIA, Doc. u, lsas. ossi
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One copy, ono ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 90
rive cOplohI one 20 "
Money may be sent at our Tihk II the letter con.
tanning II be resiAtered Treasury nOteI preferred.
When club OF subs oribera has been forwarded,
additions may be made to II on the same terms. II
10 not necessary that the subscribers to . club
should receive their papers 81 the post once.
Address
W. J. MURThGH 4 CO.,
WHBhfngfOn, n. r..
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THE EoN RRINTINGl
I. OFFICE"
UNPUBLISHED IN 1906.
GIDEON q PEARSON,
sTEAlkPowKR,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERA
81, Hir'a Ttrso,, near FennsyIvsnia Avenue.
WARRINGTON CITY,
Saving greatly increased the facilities Of The
Above Old Estssished Printing
9ouse by an slmos,
EE1IRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
Aad Vi sllition Of ssvst raj Of the most Improved
PowKK-P
Aro prepared 70 us'uso every variety Of
LgTIxhP ,Kss PRINTING,
From
sIHS WHITING CARD
:, LARGE POSTER
PLAIN OR DcLoRED Ink.
TRoMprNEas AND DIsPATCR
NAY BE
RELIED ON. nolt-u
NEW YORK.
NAsHINGT TON
sTEA MsHIP LINE.
aEhiL IyEE6LLT srTEnsss new YORK. VASE
W. As s PSEs2sS iTPso"h D. "
BALTIMORE z, EMPIRE,
SAl.VOR, AND JAS 8. GREEN.
uRSIY Ss DS fpcs q n,: nSd ,s S1I
GEORGETOWN, and Pier 10, foot Of wLl street. New
MORGAN R,HiNEHART, Agents.
foot Of HiglI street, Georgetown, or
| IA MES HAND, Agent,
| N@Is-A~ 1T wall street. lJew YytF
| RNEkAis uF TAN iiUPRKHK OOUkST
| Y OF THE DISTRICT o,P CoLUMBI A.-Nottt .
| a,htSov given tbat- by rule OF the Court IL
| ''Ehl1 hAvb bean hK0d ~ fuuOwSt
| - 6ctasrai F0rsI.
| Jtnst Monday OF January,
| llrHt Monday OF May.
| NhFi Monday n October.
| ,,, f1H5 81 hs CtraA C0vTt.
l" which alone Jury 10 i'm ,Annslod for tho ,rta
! OF uiyil oaats,l
lIN Tuesday OF February.
IiArd Monday OF May.
thn tuesday Of November.
~, . Isrris Of ~ CrtRtraL CoUG-
I'M Monday OF March,
Third Monday OF June,
| TitSt GOndEy OF December
,, TS1ht " lbs DtsFt1 Cows
nEdt Monday OF June.
hhN monday OF December.
SPECIAL T1AS,
HnrSt Tuesday OF January.
Il IifN IuebdAy Of EPDru6rys
IlIgt 1ueIdAy Of MArrl..
slrst Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May.
Inst Tuesday Of Junc.
nlrSl Tuesday OF July.
FtfuN Tuesday OF 8aptembos,
krst Tuesday OF October,
b1rst Tuesday OF NoyemheFI
sTtt Tuesday Of DOsemb0T.
~ ~ 900 of"" o"urA H.LSnr Ea
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OFElo 1 A L:
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
lCirsular, No. 0l.l
WAN DEPARTMENT,
ApJUTAHT GENERALLY OFFICE, y

WAN DEPAhrmEHr,)
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFiCB, !
wAsHINoTor, August ., 1854.
II 10 announced for the Information and guidance
OF all sonesrned, that an oticer Of three years
volunteer organization, who receives new com.
mission at cate subsequent to that OF his original
entrance into service, u hsid 10 sevfee FOR hrse
vssrs fon he date Of ks last MufierIn, and not tor
three years from the date OF original muster-in.
No mustsrs-in are authorised or recognized BY
the war Department, for hs unsrpirsd fsrm OF an
ORGANIZATION. huAters so made have uniformly
been revoked, so soon A. brought TO notice.
Where musters have been made ~ Commits
sAriss OF Mustsrs or their Assistants, for me unes
piysd portion Of term and thersis doubt 40 to The
position Of an ofieer, the case involved should be
forwarded through tho proper Commibsary OF
Nustsrs TO the AdlutAnt General OF the Army, Tor
Ire dsoIuion Of the War Department
Regulations similar to the foregoing apply 70
organisations muSiTed tnio servtes for period kS
nan thyee vsars the general rule being that com
mission cd ofneer SHALL IN all cases. be mustered In
FOR ths period for which his regiment or company
WAI originally so mustered.
n offissrs Oh veteran organisations do not desire
10 secure the advantages Of their former commts-
sons snI rankn A. contemplated BY Section 7, Oh
Paragraph l. Circular No. %, current series, rom
ms ONCE they can decline TO DO remustered AZ
therein directed, sHG only serve out ne HHkrptTed
~. ~. x. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General
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DKY NOLDs' no USE,
oo3. OF naHnDSfH ~. AND rnhI AVAAuA'
wA1Hn$SToN, D. g
ssss@ .. w. REYNOLDS,
osis-, proprisAoE.
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YOHH ZLOK ER'6
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
a u MG.S0n DorSe,J
SaE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth ntreetE, tup EtAir1)
Tho proprietor OF This taVorte EostAuranh hhe
Washington, and ho points with pleasure TO the
Arge patronage he hNs always bOac honored with.
and respectfully touitG q solttnuAno OF the EADe,
GAME, OYSfERS, and Othsr rcfrsshn1snts CON.
SANITY 90 hand, and ~ ihs most reasonable !ApdE,
BAEAkEAST,
DIESER, AND
SUPPGR
prepared ri Tho shortest novice aud In ths nov
satiEfAotorY manner,
Asg Al all hnurH. WV e-S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06

HOSPITAL CoSTRrBUTIoNs.-Eatio Rat
land Herald Within few days the la
dies of the Soldiers Aid Society of Paw
let, have sent to the Christian Com mis-
sion, a box containing among other
things the following articles "A lbs.
dried apples, IT lbs. dried currants, 36
lbs dried blackberries, IL bottles black
berry wine, 10 bottles highly spiced
blackberry syrup, 33 towels, pairs Slip
pers, 3 dressing gowns, 6 shirts, Is pill
lows, 10 rolls Of bandages, and guam
tity Of other things including Int, news
papers, &C.. which have been duly ac-
knowledged by the Troy branehof the
Christian Commission, and will be for
warded at once to the front.
H. L. HYDE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06

VAN AMBURsHs MENAGERIE. - The
number of animals now exhibited by
this menagerie, does not differ much
from that usually connected with the
best travelling geological exhibitions,
but its excellence consists in the rarity
of some of the animals even in menage-
ries, and the judicious selection and va
riety of them all. The performances of
the trained animals; toe, are seldom
equalled. The menagerie, on the whole,
is well worth visit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06

Major General Mccall, a steady Dem
ocrat of many years standing, and a
Democratic candidate for Congress in
1862, comes out in opposition to McClel-
Ian.
.1o;,. mon NJ NJ Cole, n q from California,
defines "copperhead" to be d ''roheii-
down politician, who is willing to con-
fess himself the inferior and servant of
the Shareholders"
Hon. Henry Stanberry of Ohio, a law
yer of eminent learning and ability, who
was Bell-Everett man in 1860, has de-
clared for Lincoln in a very strong
speech.
The brave Gen. Logan, whom the Dem
ocrats tried to get to stand on their plat
form for the Vice Presidency, lately
made speech in which he warmly sup
ported Lincoln.
gentleman in Washington, few
days ago, offered to h.t $4,000 that the
soldiers vote would stand five to one
for Lincoln. He found no takers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06

PRIZE FIGHT.-The st. Albans Messen-
ger says q prize fight between James
Kerrigan of New York and John Turner
of Boston was to have taken place at
Island Pond, on the Goth ult. Vermont
soil was spared the desecration, how
ever by forfeiture on the part of Turner
of the stake, $1,000. The New York
roughs and blackguards consoled
themselves for their disappointment by
indiscriminate thieying and rowdyism
on their return.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06

REBEL ArRocITY. -- Thirty four SOL
diers, most of them discharged veterans,
returning home from Atlanta were shot
in cold blood at Centralia, No., and
their bodies horribly mutilated. Mr..
ROLAND, the express agent at Centralia,
was also murdered, and three citizens
on the train wounded, and. left to burn
up with the train, which was fired and
started off at full speed About an hour
after the guerrillas left, Major Johnson,
with about $50 militia, arrived at Cen
tralia and started in pursuit. They
were ambuscaded when three miles out
and SO of their number, including Major
Johnson, killed. The militia were all
raw and badly armed. The rebels were
under the notorious Bill Anderson. This
is the most atrocious affair since the
massacre at Lawrence. --.