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InEpREsioENTIAL CAMPAIGN
"wrrKLy NATIONAL REruBLIoAs.r

From this time until the Presidential cleo
tIou, every loyal man who tsvors the re-elec-
tIon Of Mr.. Lincoln will want newspaper
published st the seat OF Government, sdvocat-
ing the Union nominations for President and
Vice President. .......
To all such, Who desire paper. which VIII
keep them promptly advised Of all political
movements, and their probable consequence,
We tender tho NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, with
confidence that II will fulfil their desires In
this respect. ...
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, win continue 70
furnish In advance Of all compositions the latest
and most reliable uews nom our different
armies, and especially from the Army Of the
Potomsc.
Ia literary and miscellaneous departments
will receive special attention, and efforts are
contisuslly being made 10 establish the charac-
Ter OF the WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN as
family paper.
slI months ago the weekly paper was en-
lsrgcd 70 its present sise and greatly improved
In Its typographical appearance. Our list has
increased largely since that time, for which We
thank our numerous voluntary agents through
out tho loyal ststes. During that time, how
ever, the pricos Of labor and OF material have
Increased upwards Of dfty per cent. In view
Of that fact vo do not propose to increase the
price Of the paper, but 10 urge upon our friends,
and the friends Of the Union, who favor tho 70
election ofour present worthy and pssriotic Chief
Magistrate, TO use their utmost endeavors TO
increase our circulation. This 10 the only way
BY which We can DO able To keep the WEEKLY
NATIONAL RxrUsLIcAs up 70 the high standard
1t has occupied during the last six months.
We desire largo number Of subscribers for
the political campaign, which has opened BY
the nominations made at tho Baltimore Con-
vention.
We propose TO send our weekly paper for the
period OF siI months, from the frst Of June 70
the first OF December, which will cover the
campaign, and full returns Of the Presidential
election, at the low rates ct which II Ii now
furnished 10 subscribers.
There is no city, town, or village In the loyal
States which cannot furnish us some subscri.
bers. Let the work Of making up clubs COM
mence at once. We have printed large edi-
ton of the numbers for the present month, and
can furnish back numbers TO all who may de-
sire them. Specimen copies viii be sent, when
requested.
the terms for the campaign are Is follows t,
One copy, siI months. 81; three copies, siI
months, s2.5o; ten copies, six months, $3.50.
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Last OF General Hospitals
Under Direction Of Ssrsso~ r. o. Abbott, u
A., Medical Director Department Of
Washington.

Vo"un9tots
l. Armory Square, Washington, d. c.;
Seventh street west, between c and D streets
south, In charge Of Surgeon D. W. Bliss, U.
g.
.. Carver, Washington, D. c., Fourteenth
street west, at terminus Of city railroad, In
charged Of Surgeon o. A. Judson, U. 8. v.
8. Campbell, Washington, d. g., Seventh
street west, at terminus Of city railroad north
In charge Of Surgeon A. y. Sheldon, U. 3. v.
I. Columbian, Washington, d. G., Pour
teenth street west, ~ terminus OF city railroad
In charge Of Surgeon 7. r. Crosby, u. ".
6. Desmsrres, Washington, D. e., corner OF
Fourteenth street and Massachusetts avenue
In charge Of Surgeon J. 8. Hildreth, U. 8. v
9, Douglas, Washington, d. c., corner Of
street and New Jereey avenue, In charge of As.
sistant Surgeon VIM. Thomson, U. 8. A.
T. Emory, Washington, D. c., nesr Aims.
house, east OF the Capitol, In charge Of Surgeon
N. X. hoeeley, q. .. v.
8. Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two mile
back Of Alexandria, in charge Of Surgeon d
P. Smith, U. 3. v.
o. Finley, Washington, D. c., Kendall Green,
Fourth street east, north Of the city, in charge
of surgeon q. l.. Pancosst, U. V.
10 Hardwood, washington, d. G., Corco
rams farm, Seventh street west, In charge Of
Surgeon R. B. Bontecou, U. 3. V.
IL. Judiciary Square, Washington, ID. G..
Judiciary Square, z street north, between
Fourh and Flfth streets west, In charge o.
Abblbthnt burRoOn AltI. ingram, Y. .. a.
IL. kAlorama, (small- pox, Washington, d
c., Rock creek, out Twenty-nrst street, In
charge Of Acting Assistant Surgeon Il. J.
Thomas, U. 8. A.
Is. Lincoln, Washington, D. c., one mile
east Of the Capitol, in charge Of Assistant Sur
geoD J. q. Mckee, U. q. A.
IA. Mount Pleasant, Washington, ID. c.,
Fourteenth street, one half mile beyond city
nmits, In charge Of Assistant Surgeon q. A
Mccall, U. 8. A.
Is. Seminary, Georgetown, ID. c., corner Of
Washington and Gay streets, In charge of Sur
geon Il. W. Ducachet, U. 8. V.
10. Stanton, Washington, d. c., ! street ant
New Jersey avenue, in charge Of Surgeon J. A
Lidell, U. 8. V.
II. Stone, Washington, D. G., Fourteenth
street, opposite Columbian Hospital, In charg
of Acting Asst Surgeon p. GlennAn, U.s A.
10. 81. Elizabeth, (Insane Asylum,) Wash
ington, d. c., beyond Navy Yard west, In charg
Of Acting Assistant surgeon Y. Il. Nichols
u 8. A.
10. First Division General, Alexandria, Va.
corner Of Fairfax and Cameron streets, II
charge Of Surgeon Chas. Page, U. 8. A.
20. Second Division General, AleIan dria
Va, corner OF Prince and Columbus streets, IL
charge Of Surgeon 7. r. Spencer, U. 8. v.
81. Third Division General, Alexandria Va.
Washington street, between Queen and Came
ron streets, In charge Of Surgeon Edwin Bent
ley, U. 8. v.
%. Augur General Hospital, near Ale1an
dris, Va, In charge of Surgeon George l.. But
ton, U. g.
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TAY COOKE h CO., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,

OPPOSITE USITID STATES TREAsuAT,
Receive subscriptions Tor the
NEW U. 8. sEvEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized BY the act Of June 30 1884 The notes
Il be issued under date OF August IS, in denomi.
nations Of
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 AND $4,000,
Payable 10 bearer or order, beNIins interest at
1910 per cent. per annum, pay able semi
and will be convertible AZ the option Of the holder
At maturity into six per cent. Five-Twenty Bonds.
We buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN;
And paw the highest price for
QUARTERMAsrER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS
jyT-du JAY COOKE A co,
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"A OFFICE 6lt PENN. AVEN6E,
. WaaAss0ton on, D. q.
skkAT kAsTkRN, NORTHERN, AND WET
kkN EXPRESS BORWAliDBRR
~shsAsnalss, Money, Jswsixy, VaIuakIss
notss, Stocks, D0Aas. az. : -
soIwafdsd With SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 al
ssee.slDle sections Of ths country. This Company
a1s Assnsies IN she RrinepAl railway towns n ~.
SohrH' EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEsT,
lie principal offloes are
WA8HLNgTOk, D. o., N YORK. BOsTOK
PHLLADKLPHLA, BALTLkOR6, OH
OLANATX, ST. LOUIE, LOUIE
o. VILE, LKxLN8TOG
al, N,SSnnmosuons are made 81 Now York and Boston
nLsh rrovinses, and with stsAnship lines 20 nv.
s HTS soashamptonl and HAyre, and thsnos By
'o Ci,I ~ 6reat Britain and on the Continent.
OollSsnon Of Notes, DTAfts, and Rills nSdS A ali
=. Q. O. DUNN, Agent
wAAhinseo1. D. ..
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES

CHIEF QUAhTEhMAsTER's oTFIcE,)
WARRINGTON DEPOT,
WAsHIR0IOH, d U July %, 1884.
viii ne sold, at Public Auctio1, Al the CorrzI.
D. O, on WEDNESDAY, August 10, issa' ant on ~,
"WEDNESDAY, August ~, 1854, q lot Of 'A
HORSES A W MULLS
condemned ~ unit TOT public service.
Tsrmai Cash, In Government funds
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'CLOCK, a. m,
D. n. RUCKER,
bsigadier General and Chief QuArtermAIter,
jyas-aN Depot OF Washington.
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PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF
WHEAT AND RYE.

HEADQUARTERS DEP'T or WAsHEOToE,l
OFFICE or CHIEF QUAhTERMAsTEH,
WASHtH0ToH, July % 1884
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until the 20'h day Of August next fT the purchase
D Of Five Thousand Bushels (more or lessl OF the
best Red Mediterranean WHEAT, and FIftee
Hundred Bushels (more or Iess) OF the beat quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south Of
the PotomAo. The grain TO be delivered In this
b accepted, within thirty days from the secepE
anos o the bid
Proposals 20 be endorsed Proposals for the
pure asO OF Wheat ana ., and al iISsssd 10 the
undsEsiEnsd. ELIAS NJ GREkNE,
Lsntenant Colonel, Chief QuAFtsrmHstcr,
Jy9T-i0t Dept Of Washington.
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ALTIMoRE AND OH,
ID RAILROAD F.

D. TIMoRE AND OHIO
On and sfseF SUNDAY, June 18th, 1884. dali,
York, and w.shinsson and the West g toiiows:
FOh PHILADELPHlA.M WYORk and BUsrON,
Leave washington ~ TO q M, u rs .. o., 8 %
2. n, daily except Sunday. On Sunday At $40 p.
FoR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Lesys ws.hins,o1, a. ssy .hs.g, sun:
Tar f' a rhi i' soR . NV Yosx. ,gaa
Leave Washington daily ct 30 p. m. md train
u Jor Eev fork pd,senoers sreiuapsiv. a.
Tuh bALTlaUkE, ..r..
leave Washington ~ go . M, 1Io q. n, lila
=. m, p. m, tS y. m, 7.ao p. m, and sop. n
On sq gSs siL - fss4s TH ;pds 3 n
Do sunday, a. and Q IN p. m.
Tickets sod to all points WEST, and bdg0a9s
''''@'' '''o'V'' ron AsNApoLIa
Lsave w.shinston a. ESQ, . m, and as p. u
Nc train Tor Annapolis on Sunday. -
.. N. 20 through TO New York ,siS.oa eiaase q
sleeping cars on $50 and $50 p. N. trains Berth
San be secured until p. N, daily, At the Tickle
Once; after that hour they must be secured OF thu
The ) p, m. train stops only at sisdsnsburs
| House, daily, except sunday. On sunday II stop
At all way points.
Ia, PARTICULAR NOTICE Of
PsAsenRers vii please 'sbserve that the D. N
runs only az Phladephfa daily, cree ~ Sunday
On Sunday II Tuns TO Baltimore only. Also that III,
s1o p. NJ, TGfa tales kep 70 4 passengers only. "
Eor further lniormAuon, uokess OF every kind
as,, apply 10 George s, Koontz, Agent a Wash
/ II T'IG W. r. SMITH,
... Master TrAnsportafion.
A.. &c.,. .. , .-s. Z. n. COLE,
iNQ0-tf lAaRFal "A
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a|. ChhNGk of hOuhhl ffs o."
On and sf'er SD dsy, June is,h, $50
PASSENGER TRAirs FaR PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, At 40 .. M, lExpress, Mondays ex-
ecptedO a.a6 =. N =, ~ m. $50 d 10 % p. IN. ~
Chester, q %, II IS q m, %. aso, t.s', O. and
&,i@iss,or, .. %. IN pd.y, sssep,edj SOS,
Nv S % II !. \ .0d . so 3. N. m
Dover. a. e6s N. and $50 ., m.
Milford. ne'ba m. ~
TRAITS FoR PHiLpHLfHA LEAVE
ssiti% % re- !. 8 % and !" N, tErpfessJ LIN.
@i$iss.on ~ %, s.s, and q. n, ,s.a., 1, los,
Atn Z " ard s.io .. N. 80
Z sAl sbury At .. m. f.-.
Milford 10 D. m.
Dover AZ $40 . N. and - p. m.
New Castle At $50 N. anc Q 90 .. m.
chs.,ss = IS AndsSas n.,L aS, 40, Z ait,
Leave S.i,imor. for salisbury and intermediate
stations 81 ioos D. N. ~
Leave B.Itlmore for Dover and intermsdists Sta
TR,iN, FoR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 8.4Qa N and and II .06 p. N.
Lave Whining on ~ 8 10 and % .. M, snd Is
FRSiGH I VA AIN. with passenger car attached,
will cave Wilmington for Perryville and inferno
diste plsoes ct yb D. m. q n Xii.
suNbAYs- IRON Phisd Iphia to baltimore
only ~ 40 q N. and 1850 p. m.
From Philsd~lphia TO Wilmington at 40 q. NJ,
from wiIninsion to Phn.dslphl. q. Ls q. m,
Only Il 10 % D. N. from B.ls,IOrs to rhll.dsl.
phia, "" ~. " ' ~
Is91-H ~ he. KENNEY, ASH sup't
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II l R 3 T

EIRsT
RATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
OapILAl-oSOO,OOO.
n This BAAK, organized under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, IL opened this
day for ths Transaction OF business At the corner
Of Bifsssnth and . streets, opposite Treasury Do
pATtment. n. d COOKE Presidant
VIZ. 0, HuHTIHsToS, Cashier. se9S-ti
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PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCT.
IL ING FURaNCEs AT THE CAPITOL.

July 20, 1854.
Sealed proposals VIII be recei, Cd At this Office
Capi'oi, until MONDAY, the 9Th day Of Au. urt
next, at - o'clock. nooa.
Salt furnaces 10 be OF longest sire, best Keiater
hox furnaces, iilt in the best manner. Any OF the
old mstrrtsi now IN the old furnAnces that can be
advantage usly used In conltru tInk the new
one % to be used AID persons deaifihg To d are
low ted to cal any day, between this aud the eIh
day o. August, upon Mr.. ]. W. Angus, gener Il gu.
pertntendent who will sh w hem the furnaces,
and make any desired explanation.
b, D. FRENCH,
Jy2s-td Commissioner Public BuildinRs
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REDDIN RUSSIA sALvEi
Real Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority OF this sAlve
over ell other healing remedies II reduces the
most angry looking Swellings and lnnAmms tons As
u by Maen1i heals Old sores, Wounds, Burns,
soAlds, I'd In . surprisingly short time.
Only % cents q Boa
dies.
For Sale by
J. p. DIHsMoRE, tei Broadway, New York,
8. W towLE h Co., IS fremont street, BoStoo, d.
and by all Druggists. my2SWassm
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Je--ha oenoHhi htohos haout
1864. AHR sA ''5. 1864.
Hsw HoRk LIsas.
rHE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADEL
sHI1 AND. TRENTON RAILROAD conPA'
kR0K PHILADELPHIA, 70 aBW YoRx
AHD WAY PLACES,
Srsa walnut ssrsss wharf ana Ksn.
... ..a" sinatsn Depot, ~
VIII LnAy. Al yoILows, WIS Fare
~ n. vis,C.ndeu and Anboy-c.AA
- : q. Visesassn and Jersey ci,y-N.w' ZEE
as x, H " csSSsn and ,srsy CITY, In
~, &S. y. ssss.n and i.r.y ciiy-. .
All : n, Vi. Hsa:,as,oa and Jersey CITY,
."n 4. r y. CANADIAN and AnDoy.c. and
~ /, !. n, Vi cs%ds1 and AnDoy-ci and =
A., I; r. e Us iksa..as.oa and Jersey CITY, 20
A. ~ 4. d. ID Pennington and Jersey CITY, ~
md e, y. INV R.a.i,oa and Jersey CITY, ~"
Al rx ss SsR- yis R.e.lns,on and Jersey ="
~ I'm, sis csmds a md .HnDo,-As:on. ="
aodStion (Ireisht and PasseussrJ- ..
Ia GLASS ticket -
Ths a.IB r. III. Evening Mail and the i.so might
southsrn EIpEsss WIN run daily, IAN othsfs, Bun
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES,
Leave Walnut street wharf 81 and .. m, 70 N.
~ AVE Reu.instsn Depot a. ll.ls q. m, as, 49,
and Isb p. m, and las .. m. mighty
The 50 2. n. Line runs dSilyi all others, sun
days xsepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave Sv ~, q r pay a,s =. sna p.
" line i0PS any . y Sih;r. .s Sunday
'A''p''a' P6iI'. and II. + Tas..
PBILADEL. VIA. Dec. q, 1870 dali
TERMS or TUE SUPREME COURT
OF THE l)IsrRItT OF cOLUMBIA.-Notise
ssrns Ssv 3 been On ed 4 itIiowsi ~
Third Monday Of January.
Third Monday Of Q 'tobsr.
In which alone Jury ~ impannsis>t for tho trial
ftrst TlesiAy OF Februar
Third MOndsy Of May.
First Tuesday Of November.
u Term, q q. C,1~iHal Court.
Third kIondsy OF June,
First Monday OF December.
r,,, mo ns,%s q q , hs pi'tr'ct co'1t'
First mondAyot Dsosmber.
First Tuesday OF January.
1iTat Tuesday Of February.
First Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday OF April
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday of June.
Itrut Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of September,
First Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday OF NOvemboFL
First Tuesday OF DsSsnbOT.
~ ords oJthS Cout NJ nnI0a
~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHINo....WK
W have now In store full stooh ~ GNntlsmanla
spring OvereoAta, Business Suits Dress suita, and
gInishine Goods OF tho latest styles mAnuiA stur.
gAnso, - II made 70 ordor.
y WALL, sTEPHENs Co.,
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EDWARD LYCKTT.
a. BOOKBINDGR,
sool.f Scuna &. !t;sy slsi..4a si.S hO;c:.
RuAstA and Calf
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WILLAR g. HOTEL,
w sYKHa CHADWICK = CO.,
car~P1as,Assats lsssas ~ ss1lssaA Srasa
WssAiassos Iss-y
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NEW YORK
~ AND
WASHING TON
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
'AmEM6EkLY BErwEEn NEW YORK, WASH.
iNsroN AsD GEORi3ETOWN, &c,
sTEAMsIiIPs
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE.
sALvOR, AND JAB. 9. GREEN.
II Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
Ssnp[a,,h 10 m, from foot Of High street
YORK. ~ 80 NV VI WAN stroet, New
For rsigh, Or passage apply to
mohSAN q RHlNEHART, Agents,
loot OF High street, Geora Clown or
a.a. JAMES HAND, Agent,
1T Wall street, New 9orh
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VOhN WELUK ER'5
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A "a Mation Doresl
nAS Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Bstwean Ninth and Tenth ltreetl, (up stairs)
Inc PIopneor o, M . ivo iL hettauIanl ~.
WAshingtonj and he points with pleasure 10 the
arge patronage he has LwAys been honored with
and respectfully solioita Continuance OF the same
GAME, OYSTERS and other refreshments con
JtAntly on hand, and ~ the most reasonable rates
BREAKFAST, -
SUPPER
pssJSrod 81 the shortest noiios and in the mos
satisfactory manner.
Sssa6isls nom 70 Il O'slosk. Dinnsr and sup
o. - 81 houro say e-f
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COUGHS CoLDsi CONSUMPTION
wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MO T RELIABLE
Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough, b. rohiris Din.
Guilty Of hreathing, asthma, HoafbeGess,
Sore Throat, Group, and every =.
Aneotioo OF | ~
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistaris HAis IN Of wild Cherry does n0t dry up
. Cough and leave the seeds Of Consumption In the
system, but loosens 1t, and oeanses the Lungs OF
all impuritiea. l.-
None genuine unless signed a. BUTTS" on the
wrapper. iI'. -
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II RoLDs' HOUSE,
ooA. o. AIaHTHnsTB 81. AHD PEHH. AymuH
WARRINGTON, D. O.
Meals furnished u ell hours, and 81 the shorts,
va ss W. REYNOLDS,
osis-' Propnstoa.
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TOHN JOLLIFFR,

ATTORNEY AND CoulJsELLoR AT LAW,
tIAS fsnovsd hiI oiioS 70 the Northeast corner OF
Taas seso 2, N, .ssfss., SPRGs a;dins
WsshinEton City, d. C.,
As.sads s.p.siAily 70 claims upon the Omitted
~, Dlb-iy
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= ING DEBI LITY
LAHeUoR, LAssITuDE,
-. AnD THAT


AND THAT -s
Low STATE OF THE System
Peeuliar 20 the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR,
20 are immediately relieved by the
u . ..N - PERUVthN SYRUP, ~ 60
Or Protected solution Of PROTOXIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENr, IRON,
ali parts Of the system ~
One OF the most distinguished JuristI In New
England writes to Q friend as follows.
N have tried tho PERUVIAN SYRrP, and the
result fully sustA ms your prediction. II ha made
4 HEw NAE OF mel Unused Into my system lew
'vigor and energy; lam 40 longer tfeauioul and
deblitated, a. when you last saw me, but stronger,
hoartier, and with larger capacity for labor men.
ssi aud phyroai, than At any time during the last
An eminent divine Of Boston says;
"Ihave been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
Ar p.m or ss,niEIs ELA,riciry o. %gsSLns
No. isi Broadway, New York.
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.rENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.---WE
NJ hAve now IN store full stoah OF GsnIismanlS
gprtnE OvereoAta, Business Suits Dress suita, and
cd win the same degree Of naatnssS styiA an, Ols-
gAnso, - II made 70 ord0r.
~ WALL. 1TEPHEN0 Co.,
unn PsnnSyly AniA Avenue, bStWSon
MIMI and Tsath stsssAS
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-CIOTHfNG.

u q lOAlO 11NAhNNe -
A GREAT PANIC NOW RAGING /
... cd -rs tr1 ,a. 30
90. rrr.- - 4F7 -, ,.-..... d.. 3D..
10 ole "AsorHrn RAIpi", :s5''
nrsutrrs IN TEE
COMPLETES OVERTHROW OF HIGH PRICES.
= STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
COTTON upi &C. 7GaE'
GOLD uPi . s'
EVERYTHING Or |,
but II mstters not to us, the Goods on hand
must bs ..id Now Is the tins 10 buy -. ~
TOUR cLorHISei 10.
and the place" "'he ~ Cd
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
~hsr. you will nnd splendid assortment Of
cusroM-NApE GOODS,
also, a. immense stoc 4 Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and GENrLEmENs FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE To ORDER,
At prices that defy sonpstitioa-
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before puroh.sias ELSEWHERE, 1.-THE
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
..,s . Iu-..,w is,i.
eco SEVENTH srREEr, ~Iss.. Z =.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
..r~8L Il. SMITH,
jya.- TT'-' am s.,,D,h s,r.,,.
l..,yIl. W. 'e''n'h '"'s"
SEAL. ' WE SAY TIP .~
"DARE WE SAY rrr'
uYrs" - , '.,.i.. .. ny
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-05

wAsHisoIos July 10, 1884
Sealed Proposals will . received uuti O'Clock
p. IN on the hath day OF August, 1854, for turnis
ing all the stamped Envelopes aud NewspAps
Wrs pers which this Dep 4rfment may equir
during Q period eommenoins the 18th day
Seq emher, 1884, and ending IN the LIST day OF Apr
1855, viz;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20

TIE lovely Menkin lately gave benefit to the
San Francisco fremen, At which contemporary
advises the FIRE boys TO buy the actress pair OF
pantalettes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20

Troops FOR THE NoRrH.-Gen. Wright has
signifed his intention to send a steamer with
the proper supplies and munitions to Humboldt,
which will convey Col Black and two hundred
and fifty troops to take the field against the In
dians He makes no objection to Col. Whipple,
considering him as an officer of energy and intel
lipence, but gives the command to Col. Black,
an enterprising and experienced officer. for the
reason that he sends so large force OF the 9th
infantry. Gen. Wright thinks that these troops,
with those in the district, will give good ac-
count of the Indians. The troops in the district
consist of six companies Of the Third Infantry,
one of cavalry, and four of the battalion Of
Mountaineers, all under command of Lieut.. Col.
Whipple Three of the companies are not avail
able on account of their being locatedin sections
of the district with which communication is diff
icult.=Tnion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
AG e N T 8.

n fisHEEs l7lh Washington street, (up stars) San
Francisco -neay opposite Magures Opera House-is our
'5hy Authorized Agent in that city
uENRf g MARTIN Postmaster at Junction City will
ree subscriptions to the JOURNAL in that
zisA car printed receipts
At North Fork A. WATERS fs authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH, mailman will transact all business pertain
ing TO this Office at the several points below North Fork
CHAs V0sE is Agent for Trinity Center vicinity
FREY RANTZAU are Agents at Lewiston.
T. Z. JONES will all Douglas
City, Smiths Flat and FiiIbuster Flat
Expressman BIGGs to receive and recept for
subscriptions In the Hay Fork section.
ES- CssssS W-srrssss Snd Grsssbseks" ta-
ken at their ruling value in payment subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of Justice G. Thede's Court, of Canon
Creek township, county of Trinity, to me direct
ed, in favor Of Depinett & Murphy and against
Samuel Rrumfeld, have seized, and will expose
for sale at public auction at ii o'clock, a. M on
Wednesday, March ed, 1864,
at the door of G. Thede's Court, the following
described property, to wit One mining claim sit
mated on Red Flat, and known as S. Hrqm6eld's
claim, to satisfy a judgment in favor of Depeneti
. Murphy, and against S. Brumfeld, for $l00-
39-lO0, debt, and $l8 costs of suit and accruine
costs, to the highest bidder, for cash-Dated this
Sd day Of February, A. D., 1854.
THOMAS SCANLON,
Ats, Constable in and for said township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20

AFTER THE RED-SKNs.-We are informed that
three parties of citizens of Klamath county are
in pursuit of the Indians engaged in the recent
raid at the Forks of Salmon-one from the lat
ter place, one from Orleans Bar and one from
Sawyer's Bar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20

TIE railroad was opened to Oroville on Mon
day with grand celebration. Weacknowledgc
the receipt of several pressing invitations to be
present but business prevented. Gen. Bidwell
and staff took part in the celebration exercises.