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A TEEg HEwv ~ Bcurrs tf..t
p~opie have doubfcd th- De- 81 s.-.---.
of fhe di.pateh o,rcrruing th- battle as
Spo'ts, ivania f1u. On fh- I2ih insf
~hieh alleged thaf tres we're sut dorn
under The concentrated FIRE ~ MIME ball.
We doubted the literal facts our--ive.. .,i
-ouid doubt it stin bui for the inssi.pu,sfr.
testimony of Dr. Chari,s McGni. a. eve.
witness Of ths baulc The Tree sosd in
ths rear q our breastuorks. afa point ut,-
On -hicb. at ore tine tbe most raar,I~ros.
nuskeiry ere that ever ~ss heard of 80
directed. Tbe tree fu iusi,le our works
snd iniured several Of our meu. Aher ths
bsftle. Dr Mefiii ssssured fl,e trBnk. snd
fosnd q t~euty-tvo iuches ihrosga at SIX
~ one inches in cirrInfrrcncc. sctuauy
baked throagh by ne s-isi svslaache q
bullets packing sgsiast q. Tbs foliage of
= TIE ~as triau~d svsy a. eHsctuaIlv a.
though a. srmy of l,custs hai s-ar,ssi !,
~ branebes. A erssshopper could nos ks..
hsei fhroush he pcliiax % thai l.sIcn
sfo-us snl BIT for tl,e "a th.f or froou.
--rr rr'fe-t-i hv b-rssf-,rks fis-v ~,ail
have occn ssept ssay % q nan.
rRicb@o-i En7sis--
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OLD SERIES.


"oa 'I'eeo s tney 80 70 ee'ena oar bones
uAintAin our r'gh'' ana crush ioui tr~sson
70 tne eAr'h. "hAi Cato i' made oy Addi-
'on !" "a! soout his BOY may DC sad oy
'oousan''
nanA' 70 the Gods. Ny boy
nn o0ne ms datN- Weic0me- my son!
ioere' ~ h'@ do~A ny friends Ton IN my
Ss"'' 'n-i nay Nie~ Al leisure. the bloody
So'P'e' An1 count mos GLORIOUS wounds.
N' ",AN'ii1' - oSA'h wen earned oy Fir-
'1e- DO ~ouia not oe That youth What
@P'Y =" 'nA' ~e can Sie oet onc~ 70 save
our country why ants this sadness on
so-l o'o~. ny h's"asf sisooid have
0'asnsa Naios hoase lad stood seeare.
~'H n'1r'soea "a ei'ii ~ar-
Aha SFery one Who claims = loyal heart
'oSs'd blush. n he loves as Ooy sBOsu SsaaH
se loves h'' country Il when our nations
al Al sake DC eiings TO his Isaac. and
'ainks TOO s'gh price 10 pay TOR even
nAii0nal sAistsnes But ali PRAISE 70 those
PA'r'0tie iA'hers and nothers oereAved by
tAe '-"sa' ana may they De spared 10 see
1-''e oo"s oy every true An'srieAn heart.
anu '1e'' 'oH' ,hArS eq1ai honors 9TH our
Ts'o'1ilo"Afy s'rSs. and the cause for -h'ch
~! '"nsrSi AA1 eiea ioiiy appreciated BY
ga'SiSi Poep'e' ~heo every loyal state
-" have rA'sed as monuments 20 the noble
80 Al1 TIC 'A'rvi -ih decorate the brow
u 'he 'earrSd Aad MANNED -ho survive
D1' ''s sheefA''on Of every ioy.i heart
aus iA'' on t'0'e ~So have caused ih', ia
'-l '''s u me- A'd tongues OF sc2te'ng hre
-iH -''Hs'' against The isA'iers Of this sile
Isos'''0"' and 'He'r nor'hern symPathiIers-
We 'e.0s 'noer The beautiful Sabbath not
f1"e '1'ee yeArs ago when our boys Who
'~a 'h''''sd m the Sie- yin isit their hou'-s
"Ns iunerA' Prooe's'on H seemed
A. &c 'ooasn' Of those Who would never re-
'''" A"N - D~nh-" "A' one OF it'
O'A's 'o'lhseers' and ~A' mastered INTO
service The day before ~ vas "a. shared tie
'Ano'' fortunes OF the r~ei.nents~Ith credit
sN'i''su iAst jan aud cane
Ho"'' Oh = 'e'''us "a "a REQ "hi'e Al hone
-''.'sN =" ''e : re NiAsoos IN company
~''' 'hrre Others All soldiers believe. and
"A' A.1N'0e't 70 prove himself ~orthy broth
A's Gays OF a's isrioHsh passed qnrak-
--E ~ '"e soe'ety OF ioose he loved.
A''1 Ns o-is 'nsn Al '.is~sh and vent
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THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT
reHtis~rD SWAY TEIDsr EoENlSs nr
WIN. A. PIDGIN q Co.,
gsoFEIKroEs
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rstr. "a ads4ac- r~s Douats "a ths ED ofth-
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10 cupiss. ior 90 v-ar.for 1850
~ Cotss. .fsf sae year. fsf 20 90
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-25
DROPOSALs FOR CAVALRl
HORSES.
WAN DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERAIAsTEH,

WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAuI
OFFICE OF CHIIf QuARTERMA1TEH,
WAsHISoToS, D. g, February q, 1854.
until y o'clock m, on MONDAY, March seventh
Three thousand s,OOO) Cavalry Horses, to be de-
livered at Montpelier, Vt, within nfty 1907 days
One thousand 1000 Cavalry Horses, to be de.
livered in WAshington, d. c., (Giesboro depot
within thirty 1901 days from date Of contract.
One thousand Il ,OOol Cavalry Horses, to be de-
from date OF contract.
Said horses TO be sound in all particulars, not
less than Ave (b more than nine (9) years old;
built birdie wise, and OF size Euficientfo cavalry
TksIe spec locations will be strictly adhered 10 and
rigLdly enforced IN epery particular.
BY guaranty for Its faithful performance.
10 should any United states of1oer guarantee
the proposal OF bidder who should prove to be
irresponsible, his name will be reported TO the
such ofnoer be dismissed the service.
Form Of bid and guaranty can be had on applca-
to Captain John W. MoKim, A. q. NJ, At boston,
Mass, or at this once.
written contracts, with good and Gunicient seou.
Tlty, INN ediAtely on the acceptance OF their bids
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each
bid.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained for less than nfty
horses.
Payment will be made on completion of contract,
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cav
airy Horses" and addressed to Captain James A.
Ehin, Chief QuArtermaster, Cavalry Bureau,
Any further Information will DO promptly given
on application to JAMES A. EKIN
fe25.iit Chief QuartermAStsr Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-25

EMPLOYMENT OF GUARDS.

EMPLOYMENT OF GUARDS.
WAR DEPARTMENT
PROVosT MARSHAL GENERAL's OPFIcg,
WASHISoTos, Feb. 8, 1854.
Circular, No. 8.
!. When guards are required in a district, the
Provost Marshal shall make application to the
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General for the
state or division, for q detail from the invalid
corps, or other available troops.
Provost MarshAls are hereby prohibited from
hereafter employing civilian susrdS, unless 1t be
impossible for the Acting Assistant Provost Mar,
shal G'neral TO furnish the necessary enlisted
guard.
Applications to the Provost Marshal General
for civil guards must be made in accordance with
Circular No. Ioa, November 20, 1858, and must
state In addition, the necessity for the employ
meat OF the guard, and that, after having made
proper application therefor Il 10 impossible to OBJ
tain guard OF enlisted men.
II. Acting Assistant Provost MaTuhals General
are hereby required to Indorse their approval dis
approval, or remarks, on all communications for
wArded through them to the Provost Marshal Gen
erAl; the Endorsement to be on the communication
and not on wrappers.
Ill All agreements for rent oil offieeI, store
rooms, kc., connected with this bureau, must b
made subject to the approval, and terminable 81
the pleasure, Of the Provost Marshal General.
JAMES d. FRY,
fees Provost Marshal General.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV
ENUE.



The attention OF taxpayers ia hereby called 10
the provisions Of the United States Excise Law
relative TO the assessment OF annual taxes.
is made the duty Of all persons partnerships, arms,
associations, or corporations, made liable to any
annual duty, license, or tax, on or before he frif
Monday Of May IN each year, to make list return
to the Assistant Assessor OF the District where
located Of the amount OF annual income, the Arti.
Giles or objects charged with special tax, and the
business or occupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed by
the Assessor according 70 the best information
amount ofthe items Of such LIST.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement with in
tent to evade the valuation or enumeration re-
qulred by law, 10 subject to a fine Of 1--WE hundred
dollars and in such Case the list Will be made out
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from
the valuation and enumeration 80 made there can
be no appeal.
Of June.
., The appropriate bl.nks on which to make re.
nshed BY the Assistant Assessors at their several
omees, herein named, between the hours Of three
George {. D. &i1SSsii X.s Sc w No. l. corner
Ih9ns. n. hSrOhs, Assessor No. 9, "a Eighth
Henry Lyls', Assessor No. ., 90 Eighth street
west. '''''
street and NJ street south. S' F'"''"
George H. LAroembe, Assessor No. 4. 81 G street
Thomas orms, Assessor No =, 100 bridge street
Georgetown.
And at the once Of the undsrSign cd, between III,
hoArl OF q, m, and o D. m.
The returns should be delivered on or before tbs
hrft day Of May, 1864.
p. NJ. PEARSON
Assessor for the District OF Columbia
ls2o-1taW2w No. ~ Eighth IT. west, near Pa, Av
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
WOOD AND

COAL.
OFFICE II USE OF REPREsEHTATIvEs, U. s..
February "a, 1894.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until ~ O'Clock on SATURDAY, the 96th day
Of March next, for furnishing for the use OF the
Three Hundred Tons q, $50 pounds) best White Ash
Coal, steamboat size, and Fifty Cords Dry Pine
by the Chief Engineer In the service OF the House
Of Representatives, and to be delivered by the Goth
Of April next.
Bonds for the faithful execution Of the contract
will be required, and an oath Of allegiance must
accompany each proposal.
Bids for wood and coal will be considered sepA.
rately, and satisfactory arrangements will be made
for the correct measurement OF both.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
fe2l-lW Clerk House of REPRESENTATIVES..
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PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
l. Applications must be made at the once OF
Major Louis H. PelouTe, No. 2Os = street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
=. N. and p. MT except Sundays Major Pelouze
Is authorized to sign the passes.
2. nnot granted at the oifiOO OF Major Peloule,
the decision 10 dnal and reference need be made
at the War Department.
. Passes cannot be given to females to visit the
army.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
T. d. TOWNSEND
fe9-tI Assistant Adju'Ant General.
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT)
OF WARRINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. C., February 10, 1884,
Gthsrdl Orders, No. 0.
Col. 7. Ingraham, ssth Massachusetts volunteers
10 hereby detailed a. Provost Marshal OF the Mill
tAry District OF Washington. He will be respected
and obeyed accordingly.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. MAKTISDALE:
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
fei6-tf Assistant AGjutant General
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
I, alSrEe quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
he prepared to deliver TO purchasers In any part
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities TO suit pnr.
ehaIers. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. to9 Twelfth street, between and str eets
noS-H ". L, CORBETT.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
OIL ICI AL.
UNNECESSARY USE OF TELEGRAPH.

UNNECESSARY USE OF TELEGRAPH.
wAR DEPARTMENT.
Provost MARSHAL GEHEnAL's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, January 20, 1884.
Circular, No.I.
The attention OF Provost MArIhAlS IL called 10
the excessive use Of the telegraph In cases where
1t Is entirely unnecessary, and In which the bust.
ness would be much more correctly transacted
through the mail. Tee telegraph should only be
used in eases OF urgent and imperative necessity,
where the delay OF the mail would be actually
prejudicial to the public interest. Hereafter all
accounts for payment Of telegrAphing by Provost
MArHhals, when presented TO this Bureau for pay
ment to them, will be carefully examined by the
disbursing ofiser. copy OF each telegram must
accompany the voucher for payment. should II
appear that the messages sent are not in accord.
Ance with the requirements OF this circular, az
stated above, the amount will be charged to the
Provost Marshal JAMES D. FRY
Provost Marshal General
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NTBRRURJY HALL,
oAMIEnMDMf
MUSIC HALL AND TriGATRR,
Louiiiaaa Avsnss, 49, NJ cernsref sisA area
lin rear Of the Mstropoiiiah and National Hotsis
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIeHT.
Geo. .DIsnar,r And Proprisso'
UNQUALIFIED TRIvMPH
NEW BRILLIANT COMPANY.
NEW BRILLIANT COMPANY.
RRsPLENDENT coNGREGATIoN
or
VERSATILITY AND TALENT.
Tue entire strength Of this
POWERFUL ARTISTIC COMBINATION
ia bin Of unexamplsd splsndor.
THIS EVENING
will be performed new drains, entitled the
ESCAPED cosvicTs.
Characters by the splendid Dramatic Company.
Characters by the splendid Dramatic Company.
Previous to the Drama, the unApprosohable
charming operate and ballad sonsstreis,
MISS EVA BRENT,
will appear in several favorite Lyric Gems.
The great Incompatible,
sic. MARTINI ShisisKi,
in hi: astounding feat. on the Swinging Wire and
a as s sIEEY Wet WEI,
the eomical representation OF Ethiopian peeuli.
arities and unriyAlled song and dance man, will
make his first appearance.
s NJ. Y. ;. S SSyAsATsEI
The Talented Comedian and Comic Vocalist, In .
vorite character andseveral characteristic songs.
E EAsAs A AsB E EDWAsBs.
The Indubitsble Monsrohs OF Ethiopian Comedy
in number oftheir Original Eeoentrieities.
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS NAOMI PoRTER,
The great Sensation Dsnseuse, In her Celebrated
" Torpedo Jig"
MEssRs II. W. WILLIAMS and J. 8. CLARKE
The weliknown Fayorlte Corkographers, In some
OF their truly Artistic Efforts.
THE FAMOUS BooUET OF BEAUTY,
JULIA RIcHMoSD,
LUCY CLIFTON,
MAGGIE MARSHALL,
JENNIE FORREST,
ESTBLLE FORREST,
LEONORA CRKED,
mLLE JENNIE, ks., ke.N
In several Charming DiVsrtipsementa, and he
Beautiful Ballet, entitled
THE LILIES OF THE VALLEY,
m.oh'.''''''s.''..'' ..ss'.....'......8 eents
OfehesuA. cents
Door, S SpsS 4. fGlS Sso:n * sTSISn::
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
i. POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At o'clock.
Admisnion-Laaies % cents, Children 10 eents.
SPECIAL NoTICE.--oVing to numerous eases
able to obtain seats In consequence OF the immense
crowds which invariably attend these MAtinees,
the Manager has perfected ARRANGEMENTS for
throwing into that portion Of The auditorium de-
voted to their occupancy and dehomn ated the TOR
chestra," a large share of the parquette, thereby
ON TUESDAY, MARCH LIST, 1864,
Afternoon and EVENING"
.GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
TO THE BuSIEEss MANAGER,
Mr.. o. II. HESS,
Mr.. o. II. HESS,
When = superb bill, which has been
OVER THREE WEEKS IN PREPARATION,
| will be presented. fe2s
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NEW York STILKs.-Gs ntlsmsil's Clothing -
Neto and Fashionable IA large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
inS Coats excel in beauty Grade and nniSh any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS h Co.,
Oe6-ti S22 Pa, Az, bet, Ninth and Tenth ptI.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES
WAR DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BUREAU,
orficE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,

wAR DETACHMENT, CAVALRY BUREAu,I
oiriCE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
,, WASHINGTON, February 10, 1861,
der, at the places and dates named below, viz:
A Mitiin, Penna., 900 Horses, Friday, 9TH March.
az ~ M WniismSport, Penna., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
AZ Altoona, Pcnna., 900 Horses, Friday, 18th
"a, A. New New Brunswick, MI, 900 Horses Tuesday,
"A, Al EAstOn, Penna., 200 Horses, Friday, 18th
A, A. Newark, N. j., 800 Horses, Tuesday, aai
Al Lebanon, Penna., 800 Horses, Friday, aSth
oo A Wilkesbarrc, Penna., 900 Horses, Tuesday,
These Horses have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service Of the United States Army
70, Ioad and iarm purposes many good bargains
Horses will be sold slngly.
sales 70 begin at 10 a. m, and continue daily till
Tier Terms cash, in United States Treasury Note.
feis-ait Chief auArtermasteT' cavalry i, Barssu
A UoTIoN SALE E 6 OF + CONDEMNED
wAN DEPARTMENTl
-. OTriCE OF CHIEr QUARTERMAsTER,
M W,iA,iShnISoIoH' D. c. February -, 1854
bidder At the dsSo, o csy sGSiiSn to the highest
Giesboro' Point, D. c.,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of FebruArE.
THuRspAY, the 25th day OF February and On
ALSO, SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK,
At Eastern Branch Corral, Washington, D. c.,
These horses have been condemned As unit for
the Cavalry Service Of the Upited states Army.
fof road and farm purposes many good bargains
The Horses will be sold sinEly.
Terms cash, In United States Treasury notes
sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Chief QaArtermAEter,
lel5-ln Cavalry Bureau.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS NEW THEATRE.
II TENTH STREET. ABOVE PENN. Av.
Immense success Of !. Lester WAllaok's great
~ RosEDALE, OR, THE RIFLE BALL,
by brilliant and crowded audience. II will be
THIS EVENING,
produced with new and elegant Scenery, Costumes,
hppoiniments, &C., at a cost q two thousand dol
ss n SnS 81 NJ aSa mSs oAH s1hS[ss1
", Miss ALICE GRAY, and the Favorites Of the
Eilof Cry ;.."...S.".;Mr. SS... n %aleo,, e.
Grand Opera next ysek Including a FAUST"
Dress Circle and Parquette, cents
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs sseured....1s
~ cen,rs hsiccnv ;f;S;;.i;;::''''''''''
~ 81 ~ in,aiyonJ SnAns''''''''''''''''''eo
10 side Galeries.'' 's.,.s...,.....a.."".a
ROVER'S THEATRE.
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near WillArd's Hotel,
also O. u, New cSssaa, Street Theatre, fSis
THIS CTHuRsDAY) EVENING, FEB. %,
TENTH NIGHT
Of the Brilliant Engagement ofthe eminent Amer.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH.
ONLY TIME
Johp Howard Psyns's Magnificent Roman Play of
BRUTUs.
THE CAST OF CHARACTERS
IL one OF almost
UNPARALLELED sTRBNGTH,
since the days whom the Elder Booth, supported
trlonio ornament, gave 70 this great play world
wide and undyins fame.
BRUTUs.. ..................MB.E EDWIN BOOTH
r..
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A UCTIoN SALE OF RAGS, REFUSE
IA WOOD, CHIPS, &c,

U. s. NAVY YARD,I
~ WAsHISGTOS, D. c., Feb. %, 1864.
WIN be sold at public sale on SATURDAY, the
nth inst, at Y O'Clock NJ, to the highest bidder
at the Navy Yard in this city, a lot Rags, OF new
and old sails, 500 lbs, more or less; also lot Of
Refuse Wood, Chips, dc.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds.
CHARLES L. LATHROP
te.i-3t Naval Storekeenef
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aug .

TEE only place whore you can purchase I,IdiG
Rubber goods OF all kinds at Mana doiHaS prices
At II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennby AniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAuti-
FULLY repaired at short notice. mar Mt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-25

ANI one having occasion 10 visit private
medical institution are advised to call on Dr.,
Vellny,
AlIrEe and successful practice here and else
whore enables him to guaranty perfect cure In all
cases,
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. PerlsnH calling sec no ono but
the Doctor, fabi--tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= = = - =
RJ- weekly Statement OF the First Ma
ssio,mAL BANK or WARRINGTON, on the morning Of
saturday, February 20, 1884,
U. 5: Bonds Deposited with Treasurer
Bnited states...,................ 5000, 600. %
Loans and discounts. ..,............... uA,T70 %
DEMONSTRATING Legal Tender Notes. 46o,a0o.0o
ednesS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . i1i,SOoOO
United states. ......, . e,nIO9
Due from banks and bankers....1.... iIo,22l.sa
Expenses and taxes.........,......:. 6,lbo,ss
either Of the above heads .,...,.,, 2ss1I7
Sl,s57 IS
Capital stock paid in................. $4,000 90
Notes In cif eulahen.. 100000 90
Due depositors on demand. I,lsl,sss52
Due banks. .......,'. .................. T061.bo
Proat end lOis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" iS,SoS.7S
II. D. COOKE, President.
WIN. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsHISGros, February 20, 1894 fe2S-it
gE-smithsonian Lectures.-Dr. n. soiEer
will lecture on WEDNESDAY, cath February and
FRIDAY, 2eth, on the "Raees Of Men,
The lectures commence at O'Clock p. m. Ad
mitanee free. fe2a mwf
Ers-T.-lSO-x.-D Plantation
Thoy purify, strengthen And InviGorats.
They create healthy appetite.
they are an antidote 10 change OF water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and LAT
hours.
They strengthen the system and eslivsa III,
mind.
They prevent miasmAtie and intermittent fever,
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the ston
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DikfrheA, Cholera and Cholera Merbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the best Bitters in the world. They max,
the weak man strong, and are exhausted sAturs't
great restorer. They are composed Of the csle
bTAted Calisaya Bark, CascarillA Bark, Dandelion
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Clover-budn, Orange Peel, snake
root CarawaJ, Corisndsr, Burdosk, S-T.-isso-
The following IL = sample of the Testimony dsiH
reeeiVedI
soLDIEnE HoME surEaNTEEDEST'so OFFICE,
c.SorSsAT! o. Ian .S' iss'
IhAye giyen your Plantation Bitters to hundred,
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or les,
disabled from various causes and the effect is mos
marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation ~ this IL heartily wish H.
every family, in every hospital, and a. hand ~
every battlefield. C. W. ID. ANDhBws, d
jyat-iy Superintendent.