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PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.
J. Deleney, Reone, from Philadelphia.
Cleared-Schooners Action, Simmons, Hun
gary river; Spray, Thorn, Accomac Cornelia,
Reid. Nanticske; Charles Dennis, Smith, New
York; Caroline, Spaulding; do; Henry May,
Parker, Baltimore; Ammonia, Cavalier, Provl-
dence; Albert Tarr, Lppincott, do; Mechan-
icsburg, Cryer, Llewellensburg; Lucy Robin.
son, Davis, Newark; T. Page, Laird, Baltimore;
Susquehannah, Myers, do; Hetty Anna, Or
Boston; steamer A. G. Sinners, Defois, Buffalo;
sloops Zion, DAVIS, st. Mary's; j. b. Smoot,
Anderson, Maryland Point; Oneco, Smith,
Ch1ckamoxen; barges Emma Abel, Mann, Oc-
coquan; yerbina, Hubbard, New York; Wild
Ranger, Foster, Pamunkey; Great Western,
Clark, Wades Bay.
Arriuals by tie Canal-Boats H. F. Kirdle,
and Lidie, coal to Borden Co.; &. w. Hetzer,
David Palmer and Morgan Miller, do, Cum
berland O. and I. Co.; Wave and Alexander
Walsh, do, American Co.; Clearspring and
w. p. q. Morrison, do, Central N. and NJ. Co.
Departed-R. Cropley, Psister. to Shepherd
town. w. p. q. Morrison, do, to Cumberland;
and fourteen other boats, light s---. 81
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+ lent PARLOR and several well furnished BED
SlRo0MS, at $50 18th street, within Eve minutes
Patent ONCE. POST once and Treasury and State
Departments. The location is unsurp in
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- Esa3 sEz3 a.s&aasa.st = sas5-'7ta
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PY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
A VACANT LOT NEARAhf STREET E4 e. AND MARY

= LAND AVENUE, ISLAND.
on the premseawe shall sell Lot H. in Reservation
fronting On Mary avenue A feet. with depth
wide. rl.-...- - = u rg-aEle s-a- ,al7 =
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in sig
Of trust, \. s. = aaap .5sz ~ 80 10 g--sn.JG
ffynnysvances At cost of the purchasers - 80
ap.2ad GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets.
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pYy. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc.ioneers.

RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc:ioneers.
PEREmpTcRY SALE OF lot ON NORTH MIST.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 90, At half
No in sub division Of Square No. Ss7, fronting
"a feet inches on north street. between 9Th and
10th streets west running back l20 feet to 20-foot
alley, and containing 2.946 square fest. "a
Terms One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by q
deed oftrust On the premises. 90 p .1-@ .
an 26 d j O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctg
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RKMovED.-Mr. A. Watson has been removed
by Postmaster General Blair from a clerkship
in the Post Once Department.; the cause, it is
understood, being the using Of disrespectful
Language toward the President, both in and out
of Office. 1t was Mr.. Watson who made the
rabid copperhead speech against Mr.. Lincoln
at the Union League Room meeting on Friday
night last. The demand upon the Administra-
ton, expressed by resolution and otherwise, at
late meetings Of the Republican Association,
for the dismissal of unpatriotic clerks, has met
with prompt and satisfactory response.
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At store No. 427 Seventh street, THIS EVE
MING at 7 O'Clock, to close superior invoice of
Photographic Albums and Family bibles, Note and
Letter Paper, Envelopes, &C., Tsble and Pocket
Sets, Baskets. Cups, Spoons. Forks Tea Bells, Be-
with general assortment of Fancy Goods.
APP .8=3 VIM. d. LEWIS Il CO., Aucts
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CLIFTON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

The above named Factory, with $50 acres of land,
mostly wood, is offered for sale.
This property is situated at the head waters OF
st. Msry's river, The factory building is four
stories high, with ample water power and ma
is grst mi tavern, black smith and wheewright
shop, storehouse, granery, tailor and shoemaker
shop with eight dwelling houses attached to the
property TO an enterprising man or company
this property offers very great inducements, stu
ated at the head of nayigable stream with large
and thrifty community So rronndn it. an abund.
snse Of wood and timber healthy location f IT. can
particulars apply to T. Go%SGH, Leenasdt fM
Ct Marys county, Nd; or MORGAN 4 .. RHINE
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HOUSES FOR SALE. .....-
II Corner Lot. $50 feet front on Pa. av con-
tanning q 500 square feet of ground, improved by
stores, Offices and residences. is one of the best
locations for a, frst-class hotel in Washington.
The whole Of this excellent property can be pur-
chased for Sl250O0-S25,00 900 cash, balance on long
A fine Brick Residence on st.. sppo. Franklin
Square. II rooms 26 BY 1873 TT to 80 foot paved al
ley. stable and carriage house.----.. 8 900
By loo. 10 rooms 5000
good stable. $500
Is BY 100, rooms .-.----.... 1900
snug little Brick House, on L ST., l6 by 100,
b rooms. LrSU
ground :: =. -. 1000
rooms. 80. 49,. -. 1900
rooms. .~. 49,. .---.- l,4OO
/ Two Frames on N st., bet. 4th and 5th SITS, is
Building Lots in all parts Of the city. NJ
number of desirable Farms for sale.
MITCHELL & SON Real Estate Brokers,
ap+tM1 - 8. Il. corner Pa av. and 18th ST.
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE. ANyLoYs IN EoHex-
RYJ. Q, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

EXCELLENT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON p
ST. BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION. - =.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 2oth, at az
dock. ON the prenases. shall sell, Lot :" r - in
sub division Of Square No. 32l. fl onting * feet
Twelfth streets west, running back 20 feet, to am
alley gether with the improvements, consit ting
eleven rooms and bath room with water and gas.
on the premises, and drained by a lateral sewer
leading 30 the main sewer, in Eleventh street, the
whole premises In excellent order.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. -,
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
Immediate possession given.
an25d ]. c. Mcguire & CO. Aucta
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NOTICE-All persons having accounts with the
IN firm of W, M SHUSTER i CO. are requested
books in the hands of w. II. CLAGETr, at the old
stand. u T.gs vrfzqsd bic. 40 81 sIs 90.
requested to present them for settlement. Apl6-lm
/ DARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON WISHING
h nor !, TO ENSSA & EI IN TIE ~ EERoGygY
The undersigned having been actively engaged
in business fog period 81 enc yesrs am
& together wfh ath q good Sin of their establish
ment, for ssls, and the HSAss for rent 2 srmmrs
'VoURNAL OF THE DIsgoT8RYZ OF TIN
= soprcs Of thsE Mis-, ~ Capt. John speke;n
apa - sasisa 5ssasId s5eSsASSA AAAA"N'
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TOR LEASE, FOR TEN YEARS.-A splendid
IL corner LOTS 800 feet of ground One of the
best business locations in the city Will be leased
for ten years on moderate terms, provided the lot
will be improved. Fronts ON Pennsylylnia avenue
MITCHELL & SON,
a. -. Real Estate Brokers
S3-lWT f cor pa ay and lStJx
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Southern suspsnsion of u.bs.. Corpu

Southern Suspension OF HAbsaA Corpus
We announced several weeks ago that the
rebel Congress had passed q bill suspendipR
the hdbedS corpus. The New Orleans Della
furnishes the following summary OF the act,
which is to remain in force for ninety DAYS
Aitei the meeting Of the next rebel Congress:
The act is entitled "A bill 10 suspend the
privilege OF the writ OF hdbedS eorpnI in certain
cases" The preamble refers TO the article Of
the Confederate Constitution which provides
for the suspension OF the writ declares that
the power Of suspendlng Il Ia vested solely in
Congress; expresses the belief OF Congress
that the public safety requires Its suspension at
this time; and states that JeiI. Davis has in
formed Congress Of existing conditions OF
public danger which Tender Its suspension
necessary, and has askOl hat 1t, therefore, be
suspended. The principal provisions OF the
act are:
l. That, during the present invasion OF the
Confederate States, the privilege Of the writ Of
hdh,GS corpus be, and the same Is hereby, sus-
Pendcdi but such suspension shan apply only
TO the cases Of persons arrested or detained by
order OF the President, Secretary Of War, oil
the general officer commanding the Transmit
glssippi Military Department, by the authority
and under the control OF the President. Il Is
hereby declared that the purpose OF Congress
in the passage OF this act ia to provide more
effectuaily for the public safety, by suspending
the writ Of ha6edS corpus in the following cases,
and DO other:
l. Oftreason, or reasonable efforts, or COM
blnations TO subvert the Government OF the
Confederate States.
Q. OF conspiracles 10 overthrow the Govern
ment, or coRspiracies TO resist the lawful au-
thority of the Confederate States.
8. OF combining to assist the enemy, or OF
communicating intelligence to tho enemy, or
giving him aid or comfort.
4. or conspiracies, preparations, and at.
tempts TO incite servile Instruction.
). or desertions or encouraging deScrtions,
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.,.-a syaiilino sns BrtsAt."

Aus sy1Aiins snS BrtsAtl'
The stars Of morn,
on our banner borne,
with the Iris Of Heaven are blendsdt
The hand OF our sires
First mingled y zee hres-
And Nc "A. they shall Z , defended!
Then hh the true
Red, hite and Blue,
The nag Of tho constellation
IL sails 40 II sailed
nv our forefathera hailed,
DER battles that made Us nAuon
What hand 80 Told
As strike from It's fold
one atar or one stripe OF lta prishtnioSi
For him be those stars
And each S stripe Be- as terrible iiEhtnlnE.
lie meteor form
shall ride the storm
TIL the heroest Of fees surrender
The storm gone by
II shall gid the sky
4 rainbow Of peace and splsndori
Though our motto unfurled,
ls"peaee 10 the world"
We Ahun not the neld that 10 CORY:
At homo or abroad
Fearing mona but our Cod,
Wen carve our own pathway TO glory
Then hall the true
Red, White and Hue,
The nag Of the eonstellationi
II sails a. II nailed
By our forefatheru hailed,
Ger battles that made " nation
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Che Atlantic Monthly for April.

=
The April Atlantic has an excellent bill of
fare. The leading contribution is from the
pen Of c. c. farewell, and bears The AllItera-
tive title Of " Fighting PactS for Rogies." 1t
proves by historical facts that aged Generals
and not young ones are most successful in the
neld.
Gail Hamilton contributes, under the title Of
Pictor Ignotus," what Is, in fact, review Of
a recently Published life Of william Blake, ar
engraver, artist, and poet OF the last century
Oliver Wendell Holmes has political essa,
called I" Our Progressive Independence" prin
eipally discussing the views entertained to
wards us, during the war, by the Europeans.
"The First Visit to Washington /" Is very
singular and interesting article, By an snony,
nous writer, giving an account OF the dSi
visit to tho National Capital Of the present Sec
rotary Of tho Treasury. Ho was then poor
boy, without money or influence. This was In
1876, and in December Of that year he adver-
ilsed in tho National Eltsli9eneT for pupils for
"a select classical school" All Washington
will OF course desire TO read how Salmon P.
Chase succeeded In his endeavorS by the aid OF
the press.
Mrs. Stowe, in another of her House and
Home Papers" maintains that In house-fur.
nishing nothing is more economical than
beauty; and urges the purchase OF photographs
or Autographs of tho recognized masterpieces
Of art for house adornment
FitE Hugh Ludlow gives the most entertain
Ing and lively account OF experience "Amona
the Mormons" that wo have yet read.
This unusually brilliant number OF the At
Idntie contains, also, 1.-THE Wreck OF River
WORTH" by John G. Whittier; 1.-THE School
masters Story" by A. N. DiaE; "The Blacl
Preacher" by James Russell Lowell; "Fou
quet the Magnificent" by =. Sheldon; "oI
Picket Duty" and the usual Reviews and Lite
rAry Notices.
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MEDICA1.
EoIAL NoTIoE

Or. N. vELLNY's Private Hospital, IN N. psa-
srsl Biosk, Corner OfsevsntA and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent omes, Rooms q, .na "a,
NJ 'sair,, wasAinEtOn, p, C.
All diseases Of = priSass nature treated In u.
best seisntlhs manner, And radical cures sassssa
In all eassa. SHPhnITIC AFFECTION, sOs.
oRRHGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or The result Of ToLBPTToVS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the cESERITTyE
ORGANS, from any cause vhA,svsr, or Aov lOnS
standing, thoroughly ana radically cured also,
ooUr, RHEUNATIsM, SsURALeIA, Aad ether
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, ana JOINTS scRoFvLI, ELsrcHEs
or TIE FACE, ERUPTIoSson the LinS, ana bsdy
and ell other RRUPTIyE DIsRAsEss ana DIsEAsE
or THE BLOOD, nom whatever cause tA,y nay
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRTUEATE
No matter what ysur disease, let ne false deli.
sssey prevent you non Supplying InusdistslI to
Dr. veliny, who IL acknowledge 10 se ~ far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the trsstnsu,
Of private diseases Pear ne, 70 cons aAa make
known your nlsfOrtunss, and he will speedily ssne
yOu on your war reJoi0lnE. .,
sELT-ABUsE. .T..
That dreadful ssourEe Of the young, INDUCED In
when alone, destroys the EeusrA,ive orrAs', uAats
them for married life, produoins weakness Of the
back and limbs, loss Of snimntisA aud muscular
power, pslpi,atisn Of the heart sirritssili
~, loss Of memsry, melancholy habits, insaAity,
consumption, and death. ......
YOUNG MAN In view Of the dreadful ,onIe
quenses Of delay, do not iAii to make your ease
known Immediately 10 Dr.. vellny. YsUE secret,
with him are sacred, and you may coaadeaty resI
upon his medical skin. .
Thousands whose systems were shattered ant
Who were on the brink Of the grave, have beer
brought back to vigorous hesltA by hls skillfu
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married psrsoAI, or those contemplating sAtri
nony, who suppeet themselves ofimpOtsaey Ssni
sal weakness, or any disease arising Den . 70
lased state OF the genital organs, whether thes
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indisorstisnI,
Indulgence OF the passions In ripper years, are ear
nsstly sntrestsd to place themselves under u
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RAILROADS.
NHAN OF HOURS
PhiisdsIphia, wiimissten and Bsitimor.


Raj SAD.
eBNRR NOW ENTs.
On and amer Wednesday, January 20, 1895,
IAsSEEoBR TRAIsS LEAVE PHILADA., FOR
Baltimore, q tso :. m, tEzpress, Mondays CT.
eogtedl ag u M, az r: n, and u 80 Pm.
Gm., Ia, 2 90, 1b0 and ii p. m.
nsw Castle, a aos = n: sad sop
Milford. AZ sos ., m.
salisbury, - eos q N.
TEAMS ron PHILADELPHIA LEAPE
saitisloIs At Gas, and 10 a. m, CExprsaS,l iatS
Wilminstop Il IT'S, = and iai0 q, r., IsU,
40, $40 and IIoe p. N.
sMa II,sra 7, 4 "a lac, ?. m
Dover n $50 a m. and AS p. 10,
New Castle a aao .. N. and b.5s p. N.
:, Ch:stsr d aio and $40 .. ~, i1so, O. 7.ih and
Lave baltimore Tor Salisbury and intermediate
Leave Bsitimorefsr Dover ADD intermediate STA.
ions, a. u.top. N.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester a. H.t1 a n, 500 d. N.
Leave Wilmington At ss6, S.9s a. m, sSs, y. N.
mnEIeHL TRAiss' with passenger car 'ftsshod'
Lave PhiisdeiphiA, for PsnyvulO and inferno.
i,s s P,1 %nins.oPP iol povs and ln,.rn.d,.
Iss1s Sai,incrs ioT Phil,dslphi. and lutsrm,di.
Lave wiininS ton for PHILADELPHIA. sod in,Orns.
sUApxYs-cniy 5, 1sOA. IN. and II sop M, from
From PhiisdslIhis 70 Wilmington Al $50 a. m.
FROM Z wilmington to PHILADELPHIA. q, 9 20 p m.
only Al SH y. u. nom Baltimore 70 PhilAdel'
jan9S-a VIM. sTEARHs, supit,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F T l c ! A L
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJUrAHT GENERALS OFFIcE,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1854.

WARRINGTON, March n, 1854.
The following offcerE having been reported al the
headquarters OF the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
StAtes unless, within fifteen (I5) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session in this city Of which Brigasier General
RICketts, United stHtes volunteers, 10 president,
aud make satisfactory defence to the charges
| against them:
For giving duplicate dischargeS 10 siEtd Ee IN no
Ldi0H Of Paragraph 1866, RsviSsd Army Regulations
| Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Lynch, I7d New York
volunteers Major Henry NJ. AlleI, 4th New York
VolunteersJ Colonel Andrew 7. Mo2eynoldS, Isl
New York cavalry; Captain R. G. Prendorgast, Let
i New York cavalry.
Absent trAh0w lS0rr nom Camp PGFoic since January
| 30, 1854;
| Second Lieutenant Lewis Kuster, 9th Ohio vol
untetrG.
Tor iaipTopsrly sAliJiHg minor.
Captain James A. Harris, Ith Ohio cavalry Cap
tain s. R. Clark, 9Th independent battalion. Ohio
cavalry.
DiIobtdisneS Of ordFrG
Colonel William T. Lynch, 6sth Illinois volun-
tssrs.
| Captain L. NJ. Sergeant, LIST MAssaehuEetts cav
Alryi Captain y. Baker, LIST United States sharp
L. D. TOWNSEND,
mai Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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DHILP & soLohoNs,
BoOKsELLRRs, ARMY sTATIoNRNs,
PRINTER.
BLANK BOOK MANUPACTuRERs
SS7 PAEHaTLvAHIA AVErUE,
Have constantly on hand
Ali Military and Naval Work.,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
FIELD Manifold WHterI,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tablet
Field Glasses,
Riold Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension Aad bounty BlAhkI,
Record books for use at headquarters ~ A.
1intAnt Adjutant Generals,
blank books made, and PrtAting dose W STdsT oA
All PTintsd Books sent By mail trss Of postage
os93-u
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III NENT.
II. c. WILSON CO.,
Poet Of TWsnty-sOond Street west, wssh'n, De-
MARuFAcTuRBR OF
ROOFING FELT, DIRT AND TARRED,
sHEATRINc, ROOFING CEMENT AND LAMF
BLACK.
Felt and Cement wholesale and retail.
Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms.
Factory, foot ofTwenty second street west.
once, lsI Twentyseeond street., below Penn
sylvAnlA avenue. mli-ams
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV
ENUE.

- ,o,o
4h"H&i 1S1a for 1860
| The Gttenhsn Of Taxpayers II hereby called 10
The pToTisions Of The United States EIoise Law
| relative 10 the assortment OF annual taxes.
by the sixth section Of the act OF July l. 1854 It
Ii Ade the duty Of all persons partnerships Arms
assoeiItions, or sorpofStionI, made liable TO any
annual duty, license, or tax, on or bEfors he 6rii
| to the Assistant Assessor OF the District where
Giles or objects charged with special tax and the
Eyery Serson Who shall fail 10 make such return
bT The dsy specified will DO liable 10 be assessed BY
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
| IL Ne SubseIibsE has obtained from the u,
ikAAG Court Of WAahingt0n county, In the District
of CollbiA, letter. Of administration on the per
ssAA sl1Ate u WIN! ,. SpignHl, late Of Wsahlng.
| ton attn D, o., aeoeAaSd. AL persons hANAt
slains the SAD deceased are hereby warned
u sEhiLZt The lamS, With the y0Ashs5s thereof, 70
~ aahaCliA1l - a So1DrO the n III day OF IebrAr
| ~ HSSti jSsr ~ olhsEWiS0 By law be excluded
| ~ m haa~t al Do oaid GItAtSs
vsl vlAN NJ Hasa th,: nh az S q dHss9n5sSSfV
| -S7li9Naws !1g.rTs. |IU. HsseutTiK,
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CLOTHING.


r EFT ,EM RfsEi LET EN- RISE !
Ia LET 'EM RISE
o.. WHO cARBsi
WHO CARES !
4 Six Months, stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Ths balance Of eur WINTER STOCK ia at the
mercy Of the public We shan no, peak Of nsn
again.
WAIT NO LONGER now Is THE TINE.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We win not carry them over
The great Invention Of tho age,
PALMERS sPoNGING MACHINE
EVety yard OF goods Sbrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstandlng the extra sKpense, We shall
continue 70 sell lcIs than any other house Ia this
city. ..... ......
SPRING ovERCoATs
CLOTHING
OF
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GEETLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
oferery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see sample. before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We Intend TO keep on hand = good MIsrt.sn
~ the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. Il. SMITH,
zen SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, large RESERVE In the rear, for the
JoBBISG TRADE.
Az our wholes ale and Retail A.nufIstory In
Baltimore.
wAshingtoniAns visiting BIluaore viii Sad II
greatly TO their advantage TO call AT
SMITH BROTHERS CO..
20 West Baltimore street,
ns-u Baltimore, Ma.
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n F + l & l A L .

F1oIA Il:
WAR DEPAATMEET,)
ABJgTAzT GENERALB OFFICE,
WAsHIEoToE, March n, 1884.
The following officers, charged with offences
and heretofore published, are exempt from being
dismissed the service OF the United States, the
Military CommisElon instituted BY Special Orders
No. %, series of 1853, from the War Department,
having. reported that satisfactory defence has
been made in their respective cases
Major J. s. Smith, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Captain J. c. HIbATger, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Lieutenant G. A. Bruce, 10th Illinois cavalry,
Captain W. p. Dye, Bth New York cavalry.
Lieutenant D. D. Merriman, 9th New York
cavalry.
CSptsin W. P Virgins, tsth New York VO:un
te0rh.
Llsutsnsn, W. n. Russell, 9Th Vermont Tolun.
tSeTI.
Lieutenant George ". Moore, 18th Psnnsyl AniA
volunteers.
Lieutenant Samuel Hsynsu, 10Th Pennsylvania
volunteers.
Lieutenant l.. D. sceley, 18Th PsnnIylvsnis
volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon \. Mas, Tooth Pennsylvania
volunteer.
Lieutenant R. p. Craven, Tooth PennsylvAnl,
volunteers.
Captain Lyman Richardson, LIST Nebraska cav
airy.
First Lieutenant and RegimentAl QuartsrnAsteI
c. C. Adrian, LIST Maryland Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant JameI C. Glynn, company A
Nth New York volunteers.
D. TOWNSEND,
n2l Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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70 s.-T-IsO-X.-Drak Plantation
BITTKna.
They purity, strengthen and inViGorAtS,
they create healthy appetite.
Ihey are An Antioote TO change OF water and diet
Ihey overcome efre0ts Of dissipation and late
They strengthen the system and sanvsn III.
Thsy prevent miAumAtiu and int.,m,tt.nt ssvsn
They purify the breath and Asidity Of the StoH
They cure Dyspepsia and ConEtipAtlon
They cure DiAFrheA, Cholera and CholeTn Marlin,
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
Ash0.
Thoy are the best Bittsrh in the world. ThsvnAN1
the weak man strong, and are exhausted HatuTeiS
great TestoroF. They are composed Of the esis-
hrAted CaliHAya Bark, CasoAIillA Bark, DGndeiIon
ChAmomile flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, AniSe, Cloyor-buds, Orange Peel, snake
S9ot, CArAwAy, CoriAndsr, BuTdoek, a-T,-IOso-
me following is a sample Of tAS testimony daily
sOLDERS' HoMI sUPEAIHrEMDHET'so OFFICE
c,SerESATI o. Jan. - is.s'
have gwen your Plantation RitteFS 20 hundreds
0iopi noble solGisb who stop hara, more of lea
disabled nom various causes, and thO effect Il mosi
marvellous and gratifying. III ~
sueh o preparation a. thia Il heartily Nah N
every family In sTerY hospital, and Il hAnd on
V9Eiy SuPsrintSAdsit
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

NANcr JAMES, . eolored woman, has just
died at Philadelphia Al the age OF one hundred and
ten years.