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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

y !sS.-s. WINTER 1aEzsazslEas. l.s.-..

On and after Monday, Oct. sl5t, 1864, Passenger
Trains viii leSTe Cleveland IS iolioHs tsundayB
pod:
10 a. M.-OHI6AqO EXPREss.-Ssops - Bsrea,
Grafton, Obsriin, Wskaman, NOrWaik, aionrCe-
a % Etlies beiis sle, Clyde, Fremont snd EimoIe,
and arrtyts ~ Iclsdo 90 lz.a5 P \, Chicago az
us30P. and Detroit J:S0 ?. X.
2;fG p. NV ESfEllN MAlb.-Stop5 at al stations
cn Southern Division, and arrives Al roaco ~
Ts25 ?. H.; CliicasO at 5 IS n and Detroit at
lg-30P y.
4;50 ?. H.-NOBTHERH MAIL.-Stops At ell ste,
tiOns on Northern Division and arrives a. san-
dusky at 7:lO r. NJ.
10. % r. M.-HIGHT EKPRESs.-stops 81 Grafton,
hoTWAlks MonrosT1ls, 9iyds and Fremont, srn
arrtE9 - Iolelq 81 }, Z. ~ CblcaEo % II 20
Pm and Dotroit at 90 A. 4.
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AND MODE or TREATMEaIIs
AND MODE or TREATMEat Is
RHE ACME OF PERFECTION Fl
1t Cures Hay, Rose & Periodic Catarrh
CURES cATARRR IN ALL IT'S TYPES AID STAGES.
CURES CAT ,RRH AND AVERTl CONSUMPTION.
EOviolsnt syrinsiDs O the Hssd,

No violent SyringiDg ot the Head,
The Sense oil IRste and Smell Restored.
For centuries Catar1h has dedfd the sbi!l OF pay
sicians and surgeons. 10 m dosl WORK nteius
PIE .cripiion that viii eradicate IL fothing saY5
Dr. doodale's Rtmedy viii break it up, 'diea y
DESTROYING the priacipls tf tho dlaeoso, and pre-
cIuding the possibility OF relapse
1t psnetrgtes to the yCry seat OF this Terrible cs
ease and e1terminatrs it, root aud braLch, creFtF
From the NV York Comm Teial AdTerti5.T
HAT Ross AND ERIoDIo CATAERH or. r. Good
Ale's Catarrh Rsmedy aad mo-e o. r. Rtms mt, no
only affords the greatest relief 10 every variety OF
Oatarrh but IL extiuguishe' the disease forever IN
all its stages. Every oue ipsSks well OF it
Price Si pr bottle. Send a stamp fot DR.. Il
Goodale's Nea Pamphlet on CstatIh -its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment an Rspid Cur
NORTON co Sole Ag'ts, 75 Bleeeer ST., y. Y.
Sold by G. ". CLARK, lI9 Superior Et. de5;RS
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OUnneetions are mads at H0nrosyils with ne sau.
dusky, mansnsld Newark X. b; ~ Clyde with ths
5andusky, Dayton = ClDcinnah 4 B. at Tremons
with the Fremont 4 Indiana Z. X; ard az roiedo
with the Michigan Southern northern Indiana end
foiedo MaOaSh Haiiroedg for CHICAGO, Detroit,
Jaetggn, Eolt Wayne LOgan32ort. Lafsystts, Oairs,
Wett st "a n. S:55 p n aud ~ p "a
Sandusky al 9 rs A. n. Il. ID. kUOEEB, ErF'ss
lnenalanh- Oct. q. lall.
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SYMPTOMS: :

The symptoms Of CstsTIh, as they generally ap-
pear are at frat very slight Parsons me they
ss sois SG sensitive ssas; t@P:E3s55SS
dIschaFRa, th In md acTids terWards becoming
thick and adhesive As the d ssass teromfs chronic
the Discharges increased in qusntity ana
chang IN quality; they sre nov lhick tnd heavy
and are haEktd cougbed on Th- secfefiofs are
.- ofensiye causing bat breath the voice Is Thick
and nasal /; the yes weak; the feUse of the
smell ened OF destroyed dsafaess fr que, ily
takes place Another common and tmportant
symptom OF Ostarrh is, that the DeTson l. obliged
Il clear his thrnst IN the morui 2 OF . thick or
t 1l;my mucus which has fallen n from tire head
during the night. Wh'n this takes plsce the per
son may be sue that his disease is on its way 70
the longs a8d Should Lose no time n arrest ng II
Tbs at5rs Ji JsE q tie HaIag eI5sr sgafto1's-
.6L80d
A single BOtne VIII last ETODth-sO
be useH three times Il ltny.
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LIST Train-s.05 A, M.--CIEOTHHATT EXPRESSs
Gtopping ct Grafton, NelllngtSn, HeE Lon
don, shelby, Crestlid0, Gallon, liload, Gar.
dingtOn, Ashley, Delaware, DeEis Oentrs sae
Woethilgton.
"a Tratn-2:D P. H.-AOUOm@0DATI0N.- .-stopa
at al stgtiOn5, and arrives IN Columbus at sc
p. X Cincinnati 3s50 A. =.
e Trhins-l0:o0 7. n--NlGHH 1,AfRESs-Stoppl1
st Grafton, Wellington, HsH LOncon. Shslbys
CreatliRe. Gallon. Gnead. Usrdingtos aud bsl-
sHaro-
Trains isaTs Cclumhus Gs g:lo and 70 = A. 2so FE,
arrive - olsTes=nd sssl A. Es and $50 ?. H
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CcHHECIiOE5.
ShsfbT-5suduskv, Ganadeld 3 Newark hd1roat, 70
Msr5nsld, sc, Vernon, Newark. ZsnesTiliss
10.
OTuosu1e-Ptttsburgh Fort Weyne 8 OhlcaEO Ball
read, Forest, Upper SandusEy, Dol-hoe, Al1na,
Fort Wayne AapOrts ChicaEos dc., " est ana
East for Mansfield, Wooster, EiasliliOn, &C.
araf5n and Deileoataine BailrCai blue. MsTf0us
Bellefontaine, sidney Union, Auucle, lEdiar-
Apos, Terro Hauts, VfncsnEeg, EFacsTiile,
LOuisYille, Cairo, st. Louis A1.
Delsvars-sith SPVinghsld uTsneh Tor b-rinEheld.
Oolumbus-Little Miami q Colunlbus, Anc Gelia
Railroad, i0r Aenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
TeFre HAute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LoTeland. and
cincinnati, and With the Ohio and mississisFl
Eaflroad Et Cincinnati t0r L0ulEElls, Evsne7
VILE, Oairo. ST. LOuiB, aad sli points on tEs
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-Oontrai Ohio Railroad tor Newark, Zaner.
vile, Mheeling, &p,i ColuEbuss flquA IL
diana RailrDad Tor Piquas Urbalas &C.
HTFOr Tickets to al points and Information aprig
At tho Pas5suger Station and ~ Union Ticket O1ass
Ia Superior srrest- 4 = 1LtlLs
C3sVefsnd Oct 81 t354. dansrln tsndsnf-
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EDWaa6 I EGII B6DWIG, Secretary.
TRus sTEEs.

Alfmitsd number Of Subscriptions vii be b re.
ceved at Three DolIsTs per Share, BY application At
the once Of the Company, corner WEter snd Supe-
rior Etrsets where maps, etc ETC., can be seen and
any fu .ther information desired ean be obtained.
dec7:1S4
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A single Bottle VIII last EOnth-s'
be useh three times ltny.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. -
p. W. GATES, President
n, B.-Agsnt5 wanted everywhere. msys7-Bi
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PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 20, 1864.
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the treasurer OF the United States the
several Assistant Treasurers and DesigDA ed De.
pOsitories, and by the National Banks designated
and qua flied as Depositories and Financial Agents
for treasury Notes payable three years from Au'
gust 49, 1861 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, al the option Of
the holder, at maturity, into SIX per cent. gold
bearing bonds, redeemable after i've and payable
twenty years from August 10, 1857
The notes will belissued In the denominations ri
hfty, ole hundred, hve hundred, one thousand
and hve thousand dollars, and will be issued In
blank or pay able to order, ~ may DO directed by
Ali subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, OF
some multiple OF My dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all do
posits, The party deposit,ng must endorse upon
original certificate the demo alton OF notes 70.
CURED and whether they are to be issued In blank
or pa able TO order When so endorsed 1t must be
left with the officer receiving the deposit, to BE-
The notes will be transmitted to the owners
free of transportation charges, as soon after the
receipt OF the original Certificates OF Deposit Al
ipterest viii Be allowed to August IS on all de,
po Its made prior to that date, and will be paid BY
the Department upon the receipt OF the Original
As the notes draw interest from August 10, per
sons making deposits subsequent TO that date musl
pay the interest accrued from date Of note to dAts
OF uepOblt.
Parties depositins twenty-five thousand dollar
and upwards for these notes at any one time viii
be allowed q commission OF one-quArter OF one pei
cent, which win be paid by this Department upper
the receipt of bill for the amount, certified To BY
the officer with whom the deposit was made. Nc
deductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
OinoerS receiving deposits will see that tn,
proper endorsements are made upon the OriginA
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits arr
requested to give to applicants all desired infor
nation, and afford every facility for making sub
SoriptionB. -
W. p. FEssENDEN,
jy2e.u secretary oil the Treasury.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS
Id AUCTIONEEkA

~
fRUsrEE's SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
Lotion THURSDAY, the sth day 81 sep ember,
1894. will be exposed At public sale, At 6o'sloel,
p. m, on the premises, the following d scrlbed
premises aud property Situate lying, and being ia
the city OF washD gton District OF Colu obia VIZ
Lot numbered fourteen (I4) In square numbered
four hundred and sixty-hve (4s5) sgreesbly the 10
subdivision OF said square, together with the I'M
attic BACK HOUSE. This property fronts on
sixth street west, between and 4 streets south,
(Islsnd.)
This sale 10 made by virtue Of deed OF trus,
bearing date the LIST dsv OF October, 1857, IRON HI
ram Clark and George D. Clark 10 Henry W. Haul-
llton, and also BY virtue dearee Of the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbts In ehancery In
case therein pending, No. 1885, Docket 7, passed to
the 2sth day July, 1861 consitut ng and sppoint
Ing the subscriber, George T. Rider the trustee II
the room and stead OF the said ". w. Hamilton
Terms: One-third cash, balance and months,
the purchaser to give notes fol the deferred pay.
ments be,rirg interest from day Of sales decd
given and = deed OF trust taken; all conyeyanc'rG
at the purchasers cost; two hundred dollars ofths
purchase money will be required when the prop
erty 10 knocked OF # II should not be paid dowa
the property will be then and there put up and
sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply
and u the whole terms shall not be complied with
in Ave days, the Trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and expense Of the
defaulting purchaser, by advertising such resale
three times 10 some newspaper printed In the city
Of Washington. GEO. 7. aides, Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Au6-tAwdss AuetioneeiI.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES VARIETIES !

eTspa: sad .n Sn s,.s ss Manage
OPEN L EySs ssTj SiSST mp %5SsE'Dxi
OPEN WHEsE DRAMATIC PIECES
CHANGE oF sTkRs' oN'iAHi
pHrS Nfw M. ngs nAsL ssTrr5ssIhrsssSr,,
| GREAT CORPS D'ETHIOPE,
t1Scn.sL. Is :, AND raA.lgosLHY.
Miss EETTiE CHANDLER,
FANNIE M Maad VERNON,
| ISABELLA GRAHAM,
ANNIE FILLMORE
HARRY Ff fSSssssisf THOMPSON.
iSsTER BARRY,
second Wssi u lie American pinssass and
Second VII sI:! y 4, MEL. yEs MA.
c. ANDREWS.
ON MONDAY NIGHT
psi oS s ss cs.. Pce
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
OR, LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
AsT 1-soene i.-Winter-The snow-eovered
| cabin OF Uncle Tom-EliI. and her ehild-klils's
determtn alton 70 &c ape 10 the land of freedom
| Elizais farew ell "a, Uncle Tom and Aunt Chloe
| The MEETING, the blessing, a d the Parting,
Sceue a.-The Riverside TAyern-The Kentuok-
| ian-Eliz. and Harry-Tom Loker, the niRRer-
cstcher, and Marks, the petit oggipg lsWyergPlot
and Couuterplot-The leap thr Jugh the widow,
| Scene a-inndscape Pass-EliEs and her child
escaping from her pursuers-Pursuers on her
track.
scene A-visw Of the Ohio river BY moonlight
Esoape Of ElIIa on the floating ice-Picture-Ilu-
Minated Tab,eau-End OF Act ist.
ACT2-soene ia Tavern by the River-Tbe
AGO reward for the capture OF Geo Harris q run
away sinye-Phiness Fletcher turned Quaker
BRAID with the letter al" on the right hHnd-The
trappers entrapped.
scene s-The Home Of Eva--Arriyal Of Eva 81
Clair, and Uncle Tom, Aunt Ophelia and Topsy
the niger that never was born-TI golly, pse 10
ViokedS-IHov,a shiftiess ~
scene 1-Elizs Aad child on their way 10 free
dom-slaye- cstoher, in pursuit.
soeoe b-The Mountaiu Pnss-The strurale for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Inc house of MI 81. clair
Aunt Ophelia and Topsy-ThevinE procliyities
with the Niger that never was born-Topsy and
EVA.
scene s.-Uncle Tom and Eva In the garden
The wTe .th Of roses-The nornl orown-Ey. deck-
ing ne head Of Unoie Tom with the rorsi ofrer,ng
Song, 'Eya TO Papsn
seine 7.-Grief OF Topsy-Unele Tom, the faith
fuI slave. watching for The departure OF Eyas
,pirit 10 the ,un,s bright cline
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CoLoRBD BAPTIST
MI sIosAHY soCILTy.-The wenty-iourth annual
session OF this ASSOCIATION 10 now being held In
Baltimore.
The following officers for the ensuing year are
npIointed' L. A. G lines, of Boston, president; T.
D. Miller hecIetaryi J. s. Perry, OF Philadelphia,
arg sec otary,
There are a large number of eolored ministers
confederate business OF Importance 10 to be trans
acted
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AN EXCITING SCENE-An Officer Coohides a
Cut=en.-A considerable excitement was ocoa-
BiODeu at the Terry steamboat whaIf this MOI min
as the o'cot X boat for Washington was about
leaving the lip, by an assault the part of Capt.
Wm' NJ Gwynne, A ID. C. on Gen. siough's ttsft,
upon the p1r.on Of Mr.. l.. Palmer, lately q liquor
met mt on King street. Capt @. used eowhire
In the assault til the contest came to close quar-
tiers. when blows ensued and resulted in Mr..
PAlmer's being OverpoWered. The above 10 as we
have 1t from an eye-wi ness. We learn that the
arair 9 ew on OF certain charges which Paine
had preferred against Capt. Gwynne, and which
charges were brought before court Of inquiry,
convened at the Capitalize request. Mr.. Pal er
gave In hiH testimony Yesterday, and, as We are
informed ~ one OF the onioets comprising the
court. failed to substantiAte the cha ges. This
no-nirg tapt. G, Procured q cowhide and sta ted
IN quest Of Mr.. p, and finding him on board the
boat, about TO proceed to Warrington to atten
rs witnCG AtA rourt-martiaI, The above scene
ensued.- PTgiHid S ale JOu nal, Esd.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES. The
adjourned meeting OF the Board was fixed for es-
to-day afternoon. The following named gentle
men were present: The Mayor, Messrs. Walsh,
Wight, Hi'Z, Ferguson, Wilson and Miller. No
quorum beirg present, the Board adjourned until
next Tuesday, at 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Wight then pre-
scented tle applieat on OF Maria L. Pal ker. OF East
Hartford, Connecticut and Mr.. Wilson presented
the application OF Miss Sample, for teaoherships.
Referred to the Committee on Examinations.
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DHILP q sOLOMONs,

DHILP q soLoMoNs,
BooKsKLLKRs ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINT ERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Ss2 PIHFsYLvAHIA avenue,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay TAbleS,
Field Clauses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
PenGiOn and bounty blanks,
Record books for use ~ headquarters by A.
instant Adjutant Generals.
D Ank books made, and Printing done TO order on
AZ Printed BOOKS su' BY mall tree OF postage
esiS-u
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WANTS.

w COPIES OF
w the NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN OF July I6, and
and six copies OF July d, 1894. Persons hay ng
copies Of the above will confer a great favor by
bringing them 20 this ONCE. Au2l.tf
VIZ A NTED.--AT THE GOVERN
w mont HosDitAl for the Insane, q Laundry.
man and his wife, without childreni two women
Cooks, and several men Attendants.
Au22diw tInteL, ChrOn, X StAr.l
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIOD
IN GALS.
EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer IN HewsPA.
pors Periodicals, Novels, stationery, Prints, To-
baoco, segars, Flags and Playing Cards. also, q
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, Il6 King street, four doors below Provost
MArshal's office, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and advertisements for the wash
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received
ap20-u
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HELD TO BAIL FOR CoURT.-Raudal Jackson
terdsy, By Justice Glberspn on the charge OF hav
ing stolen u 800 note from John +. west. They
had all been riding together, and West being very
drunk, was diBpl ng his money. After West
reached hiI home he discovered that a 500 note
was gone, West was turned over to the military
authorities, the JacksopB having made q charge
ag ainst him Of being desertsT he having enlisted
rs a substitute at Ellicotrs Mills, Md.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-24

Sons OF TEMPERASCE.-A few weeks since
n movement was made IN Douglas and 'tantop
hosli ais to create new division Of the Sons OF
10 LOWING are The officers for the frat quarter: NJ
Con way, Douglas. w. Pr F. J. Brook z, Stan
Pitcher anton, A. r. ST. NJ. N. Duncan, stanton,
+. 81 W. NJ. Bur ha d Doug as, FL J. NJ. Ray
mond, Do glss, ehHplaini L. o. steve, Oou. las,
Stanton, L. ! +. Dur and, Douglas, o. s. The or
der exits IN mory, Armory square, Judiciary
SquarS, and Linool9 hospitals. They are all sub
lumbla.
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THE THIRD CORPS. ----" THE Ola.
aid Officers lately belonging to the Sd corps, Army
OF the Potomac. IL 10 furnished with everythi1g
that the palate OF an epicurean n liquors oou
desire, aud we recommend our friends to pay
visit TO 4s4 Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF Hooker's and KeAr ey's old divisions, win
always be welcome. ie2o-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-24

PHILADELPHIA

Glass No. |, Bricks; class No. . stone, class No.
I, Yellow pine timber; class No. 8, Oak and hard
wood; class No. O. White pine, spruce, juniper and
cypreis; class No. Lime, hair, and plaster class
NS s, sna os.. sS lion rDa
Files, class No. 49, Paints, oils, and glass; class
No. 10, ship chsndleryJ class No. II, Hardware,
class No. 90, Hay and straw class No. a. Proven
der; class No ~, Charooalj class No. a. betting,
packing, and hose; class No. ~, Sperm and lubri.
eating oils; class No. 90, AugeTs, class No. n, Au-
thracite coal, class No. 30 Semi btuminous, bread.
top coal; class No %, Machinery and tools; ola,s
A, Bge-wAter indicatoTsj class b, spark ArIesters
class c, Pitch house.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
/ the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, in the Di.triot Of
Coiumbia, letters OF administration W. q. 90 tho
personal estate of Joseph P. Taylor, late Of WASH
Lnston city, D. c., deoea,ed. Al persons hhsyISs
wa ned TO exhibit the same, with the vouet ers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the ID Day
Of August next; they may otherwi'e by law be et-
eluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand tots I'd day OF August
1854. Il. A. TAYLOR.
passed by the OrphAnA' Court, addressed TO "Joha
H. B. LAtrobe, Baltimore, Md"
AuRb-I
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NEW YoRK STYLEs.-g sntlansn's Olothino -
Sse end Fashionable "A large Assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
ing Coats exeell In beauty, grade and nnish any.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
ooa-N aa2 Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-24

All visits and communications strictly private
and sonadentiaL Persons calling sec no one but
the Doctor. fobi-tf
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RELEASED on BAIL.-Dr. J. G. Mckenzie, of
Baltimore, whose commitment to the Old Capital
prison we noticed yesterday, has been released on
parole on giving bond In the sum of 900 to re-
port whenever required.
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YEA sTERS WANTED.


TEAM STERS ANTED.
CHEF QUARrERMAsTrR's OFFICE,)
DEPOT OF WAsHIs0ToN,
WARRINGTON, D. c, August IS, 1884.
Wanted, at once, hve hundred (6OO) to one thou
sAnd u,Ooo) Teamsters, eIch capable OF driving
with sihgle line and manSg ng siN-mule teams
To such y no are eompetsnt TO perform the duty,
the pny per month will be thirty-hve 1851 dol ars,
with one ration per day, and hospital privileges,
including the best medical attendance when 81 X.
such positions upon bringing to this point twenty
five (26) good Transfers.
Apply to Captain Charles II. Tompkius, A. q
U. s A., corner OF Twenty'sccond Id G streets,
Washington, D. C.
Bris.dor General s.d Chief qu.r,ermsiter,
aulS2it Depot of Washington.
XXTANTED---MEN FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BOUSTtES. Ap-
ply to the Recruiting ONCE, 500 New Jersey sv.
eDue, and the office, Powhatan Hotel, foot OF
seventh street. L. MATHER A. HOLLY.
jyis-h
WTANTED.--STOUT ABLE BODIED
w MEN for the Regular Army. Large boun-
ties. Apply to the office, 500 New Jersey avenue.
WANTED---A GOOD COOK FOR A
at this ONCE. jyiStf
UTANTED.-THREE OR FOUR PU.
w pills to learn tho PIAN0-FoRI Z, by a
lady VINO has lew hours during the day To spare.
Address, A. b. )" Box 10, at this office. jell-u
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
nFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 40, 90, 100 and 100
acres wanted Immediately by
CLARK GAYLORD
nos-u Room O. corner Seventh and sts
4 RTILLERY HORSES WANTED AT
n ONE.
CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER's 0FFICE,l
WASHING TON, DEPOT,
WARRINGTON, D. c., July 30, 1864,
Horses suitable for artillery service will be pur-
chased at this depot, by the Undersigned. in open
market, from date until September |, 1854, In lots
OF six to hfty, at one hundred and eighty dollars
(stS0) per animalj each animal to be subjected to
the usual Government inspection before being ac-
cepted.
horses to he delivered to, and inspected by Cap
| tain e II. TOMPKINS, A. U. NJ U, s. A., corner
Twenty second and streets, Warrington, u. C.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brigader General and Chief Quartermaster,
jy29-2std Depot Of Washington.
A NY PERSON BRIN GING A
N COLORED RECRUIT to my office will be
| paid 800 as soon as mustered In the service.
A. HOELY,
Ma
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES.

war DEPARTMENT, rAvALRY BuREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHiEF QuARTEamAsrER, J
WAsHIsoror, d c., august ., 1854
VIII be sold, at public auction, TO the highe 4
bidder, ct the times and places ned below, viz;
Reading, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August
IS, 1884,
hItoons, PennsyIvsnis, THURSDAY, August Is,
1884
Lebanon, Pennsyivanis, THURSDAY, septsm-
Der I, 1884.
Harrisburg, Pennsyivsnis, THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 9, 1854.
TWO HUNDRED t9oo) Cavalry Horses, at each
place.
These Horses have been condemned a. unfit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms: CAsh IN United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief QuartermAstsr,
Aub-tle6 Cavalry Bureau.
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ID EFINED SUGARS. This DAY
~ RECEIVED ONE HUNDRED BARRkLs
Lowering 4 Co.'S Crashed, Powdered, and soft
Crashed sugars.
au25-stif BENZ. BEALL