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Yesterday 4fsernOOa's Report.
A Splendid Victory.

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NEW YORK, October q.
The Herald's Correspondent gives the
following account of Sheridan's last vic
tory:
1t was midnight and all around was the
stiffness usual to that hour. While this
stiffness was prevailing the enemy had
noiselessly massed a heavy column of troops
behind the hills on the southwest side of
Cedar Creek and directly in front of the
position occupied by our extreme pickets.
At a signal given, as we afterwards learn
ed, the enemy advanced rapidly in solid
columns Of regiments. Our pickets were
charged, some of them captured, and some
driven in hardly before they had time to
discharge their nuskets; in fact, what
few pickets did come in the enemy came
on soon sfer, and so close to them that it
was near tie which party warned the
slumbering camp of the army OF the dam
ger near at hand. Having driven in or
captured our pickets on the left of the line
of the infantry, the enemy charged across
Cedar Greek at the ford, and very gOon af.
ter on the bridge over said stream, and
reached the side of the hill and breastwork
occupied by ThOFburn's Division Of the sth
Army Corps.
The rebels hesitated not but passed on
over all barriers, completely surprising, and
in measure stsmpeding the left of Sheri-
dams line. By this success the enemy
gained some artillery, believe the 4th
Pennsylvania Battery and some pieces OF Il
Regular Battery. The suddenness Of the
attack, and its wonderful success for a short
time, bewildered the troops, and many of
them were taken prisoners, but by far the
greater part got away and with their arms.
The other division of Crooks corps, which
was allowet some timetn form, did so, and
was soon formed in line by the remaining
portion of Thorburns division. All this
while the enemy EeFt pressing on and
pouring in upon our men rapid and muir
derous fire, fire from mnsketry as well as
from artillery posted upon the hills on the
opposite side of Cedar Creek.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to Cleveland hEAREBl
WAsHIEGToF, Oct


WAsHEGToF, Oct. Il.
1t Is probable that the public will have
to be content for some days with the official
details of sheridan's operations, heisse far
from the railroad, and communl cation
through the intervening country is so in
terrupted by guerrillas that details for the
press must be considerably delayed, and
besides there are very few correspondents
now there.
It does not seem yet to be finally aseer-
taiped wksther it was Longstreet or Early
10 command Of the rebel army; nor is the
extent of the rebel reinforcements prior to
ne battle known, but everything that is
l-ro, vn, however, continues to add 20 the
1,-il,ion. " Of Sberidan's achievemeI
The adop tiOn Of the new Constitution OF
MARYLAND is, after all, STILL in doubt The
soldiers in the Shenandoah Yslley haze
not vet been heard from, and without their
vote the majority against the Constitution
Is four hundred. 1t is considered certain
thai their vote will upset this and pnt the
majority on the right side.
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DRAFT MFTERG.

WASHINGTON, OCT. q.
Provost Marshal General Fry, in letter
to the Mayor of Washington, says that
credit will be allowed only for such men
as are retained by the draft Persons
who are drawn, and fail to report, are not
considered by the law-oficers of the Gov
ernment, nor by the Provost Marshal Cen
eral, as obtained in the meaning of the
law. They will, therefore, be conscripted,
unless they shall be subsequently arrested
and held to serve. In view of this deci-
sion, somo of our prominent citizens have
taken measures to discover the where
abouts of those who have failed TO report,
offering a reward of fifty dollars for every
such drafted man who may be caught and
held to service.
According to Gen. Fry's communication
it would appear that the citizens are held
responsible fer drafted absentees.
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Blockade running across the Lower Po-
tomac is reviving of late, but the Potomac
hOtilla is attempting to stop it by renewed
destruction Of all boats on the stream.
Some six hundred paroled prisoners ar
rived at Annapolis yesterday from Rich
mOnd. They state that on the day they
left Richmond ab ut thousand of our
prisoners took an oath of allegiance to the
Confederate States, and were sent south.
They were driven to this as their only re-
lief from absolute starvation.
The paroled prisoners were confined in
Andersonville, South Carolina.
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for President. All the Connecticut regi-
ments have also voted.
The Commercials Washington special
contains the following:
A military commissioner here is trying
some outrageous cases of Shoddy frauds
in soldiers clothing. Some cavalry Jack
cts are made of animals hair, rough
wool, and cotton.
Facts developed, show that the inspec-
tors are derilect.
The rebel battery under command of
Hewlett, which has proved 50 annoying to
the men engaged in cutting the Dutch Gap
canal, on the South side Of the james
river, has been efectually silenced and the
work will soon be completed, as it is being
pushed forward vigorously.
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PROM 81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, UCt. z.
Samuel Knox accepts the call of nearly
two thousand citizens and announces him.
self a candidate for Congress in the lst
District
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton Yesterday nominated B. d. Killyer to
represent the lst District.
There are now three candidates in the
field
The loss Of property at Glasgow, through
its capture BY the rebels, Is about q hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
Eighty men of Col. Arthur's colored re-
giment, under Lieutenant johnson, were
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THANKsGTNING nAY-

w WAsHINGToN, oct IL
President Lincoln has issued a Procla-
nation setting apart the last Thursday in
November, for a day of Thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God, for among other
things he has vouchsafed to Us many and
signal victories over the enemy, and rec
ommending his fellow-citizens to humble
themselves in dust and from thence offer up
penitent and fervent prayer and supplea-
tion to the Great Disposer of events, for a
return of the inestimsbie blessings Of peace,
union and harmony, throughout the land,
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STACKED near Fort Dor elsOn; on the 18th,
by two hundred and eighty guerrillss.
Three charges were repulsed, when the re-
bells fled, leaving forty killed and wound
ed on the field. Our loss was four killed
and ten wounded. Among the former is
Iieut- job nson.
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ELECTION NEWS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct 81
The official vote in Mercer comfy shows
Union majority Of 3s7-Union loss l2.
Wyoming county (Oficial) Demo
cratic majority 2l9; Democratic gain $50.
We have now official returns from 64
counties in which the total Democratic
majorites are 39,Sl3, and the total Union
majorities 1897.
Jefferson and Forrest counties are yet
to be heard from.
Jefferson county is reported to have
given 100 Democratic maiority-Forrest
40 Union majority.
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Associated Press Report.
.ENNsYLYAN1A ELECTION.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 2l.
We are as yet unable to get officially
returns from Forrest Jefferson, Mercer
and Wyoming counties
The following is the official aggregate
o, the soldiers votes as far as received at
the office of the Secretary Of State.
Union vote, 1891; Democratic vote,
ALA Union majority thus far on SOL
diers vote, l0.277.
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PEATF CONTENTION.

CNCNEATI, Oct q.
The Peace Convention adjourned sine
die without making nominations.
Official returns from all but ten counties
in Indiana give Morton a msjority of
twenty one thousand
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER. I
Vu.-,,,-o-a,- n.

WASHINGTON Oc'. Il
1t Is known that there was no lighting
in the Valley to-day. There was some
firing there yesterday, but whst itsnount-
ed to is not known.
There is a great Union demonstrate
here to-nighti professions, banners, trans
parencies, rockets, &c, with abundant en-
thusism.
There is q rumor to-day of fghtii: gwith
Grant but nothing is definitely known
about it.
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BANK MOVEMENT.

IHILADELPHIA, Oct II
Most of the city Banks have determined
to recognize under the national system,
pursuant to an act passed by the Legisla-
ture in extra session.
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BosToN, Oct. 81.
Colonel Lowell, Of the 2nd Massaehus-
etts cavalry, was killed in the battle OF
Cedar Greek
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PrOdu ing TO this Company over 125 barrels Der
day which, at s. per barrel at the wells pays over
per cent. per month, OF 50 per cent per annum
its entire capital Of COO 900. Subscribers can
readily compute what their dividends will be- If
but small number Of the wells row going down
produce Oil.
The names Of the laTges subscribers to this enter
prise are sPPanded with their respective subscrip
tions:
Jonathon Watson, New Tork, (. 600 shares $500
Samuel 2 Brown, Pleesautvilfe, II. Y, 1900
joseph Howiand- 81 SOuth-st., n. Y, 100
y harcs--.-..,.. 5000
ia Kent, Wsll-st., n. Y, 400 shares. $1,000
HI IN Mott, do do 200 shares. l0O5O
+. u. Jones, Pearl-st., N. T., 500 shares. Oe5
). Macy, Frontst., N. Y, 400 shares. 206OC
H. W. Sargent Fiskll, n z, 800 shares. % 600
q. ~ Walcott, Do do 200 shares. $1,000
W. H. Aspinwall. 81 South-street N. Y. 500
Shares Is 900
Avis Plummer + Co., N. Y, 900 shares...... $1,000
As all the above subscriptions made as per-
manent Investment, ali OVerturesof Brokers to on
up the list have bseh refused and at the special re-
quest Of tho undersignad, he win be allowed to 70
ceve subscription for the above stock for few days
at the Office of Alcott Horton. Water-street
shere more full information will be given Is it Is
expected that the stock Wiz all be taken within two
weeks, parties who desire to Subscribe to t ziu do
well 90 call as early as Possiblo.
a. O. DEMINC,
Western Agent for the Company.
Oct-s lJ9 and l4l Watershed, Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Roanoke was afterwards burned
The fever, at st. George, was sbating,
but ii still ragged badly at Hamilton.
SANITARY COMMISSION.

The fever, at st. George, was abating,
but it still ragged badly at Hamilton
SANITARY COMMISSION.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
The Sanitary Commission constantly
keeps large and well assorted stock of
supplies in its storehouses al Martinsburg
and Winchester. Also stock wagons of
its field relief corps accompanied Shsri-
dams army.
The officers having the chief work of
the Sanitary Commission, in the Valley,
left Winchester on Tuesday morning with
train of wagons filed with stock for use
upon the field
Last night and this morning further
supplies, te the value of 1000, and save
raj additional relief agents were sent to
Martinsburg. Those wounded in the re-
cent fights have made heavy drafts upon
the bounty Of the Sanitary Commission, as
shown by the decrease of stock on hand,
hence an appeal is officially made to aid
the societies throughout the land to for
ward largely to various branch depOts of
the Sanitary Commission.
CHARLESTON. COURIER ON SHERMAN.
The Charleston Courier thinks that Sber-
man is right in turning the inhabitants
out of Atlanta as war measure, and
thinks Hood ought to have done it at Col
um bia
South Carolianians think that johnson
displayed less generalship than Hood.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW York, Oct. 2l-Midnight.
The steamer R. B. Sanders, has just az
rived from New Orleans. She brings
dates to the l4th.
FROM MEXICO.
Captain Decker of the schooner Nep-
tune, informs us that the French took pos
session Of Matanoras on the 26th ult The
town surrendering unconditionally.
General Mejia was in command, and
everything was quiet when the Neptune
sailed.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.
Returns now in show the new Constilu-
ton adopted py majority of 800. Some
regiments are to hear from, which will
probably increase it.
THE VERMONT RAIDERS.
New YORK, Oct. 81
A dispatch from Burlington says the
Canadian authorities are rendering all pos
sible assistance in the arrest of the St. Al
bsns robbers Fourteen have thus far
been arrested, and $75, 600 recovered. The
prisoners claim to belong 10 the Confeder-
ate service, and consider the act a belliger-
ant one.
FIGHTING.
ST. LoUsIs, Oct. Il.
The Democrats jefferson City special
says;
General Curtis has been fighting Prices
advance (an day. on the little Blue River,
10 miles from Independence.
Curtis holds good position and will
stand for regular engagement.
If Price will continue the conflict, Rose
Grams will be near or at Lexington.
The Laramie bridge has been repaired and
the railroad has been running to Warrens-
burgh or days
Everything is working well.
ReinfOrcements will be at the right
place and at the proper time.
General Sanborn is reported skirmising
with General Shelby to-day, between
Boonville and Waverly.
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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2,252.789.13.

Have entered into an arrangement for the pur-
pose Of tlansacting T0GETHER the business Of
ifINsURANOE against Loss or Damage BY Fire,
and the Perils Of Inland transportation 4"
REONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued by the
YOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
Is made to meet the necessities Of the business 60 NJ
munity, By sECURINs, WITH DlsPATCd- LARGE LISEs
or IHsURANCE Win RELIABLE GOaPAHiEz, UPpE USI-
FORM, PLAIg AID SIMPLE CONDlTioNs, TuEREDY OEsI.
ATING NECESSITY o. AFPLYING TO VARIOUS p PA
RATE OFFICES for insurances the amount they arc
ssveraliy able 10 accept, and Of bgidiug NUMEROUS
sEPARATE POLICIES, THE CONDITIONS ASD WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRICH RARELY AGREE.
Bg tie conditiC. Of the Under writer's Policy
bur ONE SET OF PAPERS Is required 70 prove a
loss 70 lhe several Companies iHsurii nu1eT it,
thereby making the adjustment simple and eNPe
ditiOus
THE STANDING IN EEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested IN this Agency, AID the re-
spectacle character o the large number Of gentle
men composing their several Boards Of Direct iTs,
afford an abundant guarantee that all business
fded to them will be hon0rabiy ana Literally con
duct6d.
For list If DirectOFs, Statements Of COndit on,
&c-, or for POLICIES, apply TO
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
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COED MARKET.

NEw YORK, Oct 81.
The Gold Market has only partially re-
covered from the embarrassments of the
recent failures and speculation is languid
Until noon the prices varied between
2OS and 2O73, when it again advanced to
2Os.
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TlLOUR AND FRED Ar WHOI-H-
II SALE AND RETAIb-The public win slsra5s
fRd ct the subscribers store in the Of Council
sll No. 13I Ohamplain street, the following: Tiis
very best brands Of White and Red Wheat Rionl.
fresh ground Graham Flour, Bye Flonr, and frssh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal ard
Pearl Barley; also Torn and Oats ground togethe-
Mil Feed Of all kinds and Grain, which viii 40
ct tho lowest price. Also, Baled Hay and Straw
Any purchases made at my store will be promptly
sttonded to aud delivered frss Of extra charEe. -
1heundersigned was formerly Clerk in Q. AndrsE
Feed Store. IsepS, S,175l J. P. BEIDEEBACH
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GTRAYED-BROKE FROM THE
'6Government Coral on tie Heights. at Cleveland,
Ohio, during the storm Of Saturday night Oct sth,
1854, two HOrSts. Said Horses we're branded with
the letters o a on the near shoulder and were the
property Of the United States. Whoever will ro-
turn said Horses TO the Corral Master at my Office
In Forest City Block, or give such Information ss
will lead to their discovery will be paid for their
trouble. BASIL L. SPAHGLER,
ocl2:l7S Capt. and A. @. n.
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LATER.
KILLED

10 P. m.-Gold closed at 2IIk.
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Sold By Druggists Generally.
HUToHNs 3 mLLTER. Prspr'e.e-.,


Trade suppiied by BENTON 4 DuNHAhI, Il
superior st., Cleveland, o. AVID R.i:eodd:fWsv
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The brigantine Mathilde, which arrived
Yesterday from Bermuds, reports that on
the 7th, while on the passage from Bermu-
da to halifax, was ordered to hsave to by
a steamer, which proved to be the captured
steamer Roanoke. Ninety-fve passengers
and the crew, including six womsn, were
put on his vessel and ordered to Bermuda,
where he landed them on Saturday.
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The Heralds 18th Corps special says:
The enemy continue to work at the line
of works on the South side of James river,
commencing at Loss Ferry and running
to Howletts horse battery.
These works have occupied large work
ing parties for the last three months.
A number of heavy guns have been re-
moved from Howletts battery and placed
on the heavy redoubts on the left of this
line.
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DIT VHOOoULIuH ICWHib TIILso
that Ladies have for relief from thu suppression OF
those PeriOds which, II kept up aceordtng to the
calls Of Nature, will GUARANTEE 40 THEM a.
FULLEST amount Of god hsaA alsd ssHgl and which
II not regularly experienced. will produce MISERY
AND DEATH and Is that srt u al R.msdiss tor
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RAILROADS.

d MORE AND oHIOI
ID RAILROAD. ..
On and ,n ,i y sgEDAY April ioth, iesA daily
York, and washinEton and ths wsSt. a. iollows;
ToR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave washington nLso a. m, Ills q NJ, $50
On sunday !, 8 a9p. m. for Philsdslphia, and 1.SO
Passengers for Phil .delphia will take notice tina.
the go p. m. train il the LArrsr train daily
me train a. T.So p. m. does not 90 TO PHnA-
DkLrHIA, and 10 for NEW YoRE PAsarHeEE' Ex-
FOR BALTIMoRB,
Lave Washington 81 Sso a M, 1.SO a. m, Il IS
q. M, 2. m, % p. m, go p. m, and s.2op. m.
On sundays si TO =. m, and ., sop. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave wsshlnston At ssos. N. and and % p.
FoR W&sHisssTToN kHD D f Sd SOUTH.
Z L'sys s.lsinors stS 49, 4 and e : NJ,
only.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50, a. m, and . and $50,
r. m daily, except sunday.
No train Tor Annapolis on Sunday.
20 sSToasA q New YORK 1 :s n c aaS q;
sleeping car on $50 p. m. train. Berths in sleep.
Ticket ofOs; after tia. hour they must Be iesured
| Of the Sleeping Car Conductor.
The rrIt and fourth trains nom Washington
Tor further Information, tickets Of every kind
inston ssasion, or 81 the uskst 10 ofA & s,,,-v
Master Transportation
l. III. 6OLE,
ApIi-dH General Ticket Agent.
|NHAN OF HOURS
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
RAJ H o d.
@ ENER AL NOV NJ Z N 7 9
On and amer Wednesday, January %, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADA., FOR
baltimore, at Lso =. m, Express, Mondays OF.
septed,) az, n m, aso p. n. and ll.so p. m.
thssser, - s.Os .. m, Lis, 2Ic, aso and II p. n.
Wilmington, q 40 tMondaJs sxoepsedD go,
New Cattle, Al sos .. m. and S.so pm.
Dover, At sos q. m. and 20 ?. N.
Milford, At sos q. m.
TRAfHS P0R PHILADELPHIA LEATE
baltimore ct SIS, and 10 g. m, (Express) l2.tb
@iinipstos a. IT'S, ., and I2iO .. u, ra.U,
salisbury Il laos ,. N.
Milford Al 2, Is D. m.
Dover At 40 q. m. and ass ., m.
New Castle at $50 .. m. and SIS p. N.
Chester ~ s,Io and 80 . m, fa.so, 8, Tia, and
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
Leave baltimore isr Dover and in,srnsdia,s sss-
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at $40 q. m, 500 D. m.
Lave Wilmington at s.Ss, o.SS q N, Ss6, y. N.
RhEIGHT TRIMS, with passenger car attached,
Leave Phiisdelphia, for PsrryvIlle and interns-
diste places, Atht p. N.
Leave Baltimore for Phil 'dslphiA and intsrmsdi-
Leave wilmington Tor Philadelphia. and inferno.
tate places at t.20 p. m.
sUNDAYs--only 81 I,SOa = m. and ilsop. M, IRON
PHilnSsPsSin e R.,H % %m,DvtoD Al
FROM Wilmington 70 Philadelphia At go D. m.
Only a. as p. m. nom Baltimore 10 Philadol
jsn9s-u WIN. sTEARNs, supr
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MEDICAL.
SPEoIAL NOTICE..

Or. N. vKLLrYsPfivsss hospital in he 10
srsi mosk, Corner ofssvsnth and Hrtrs,ts, oppo.
site ths Post and Patton. ome.s. Rooms "a aad q,
up stairs, washins,on, D. C. a fs
All diseases Of privats nature treated In The
best scientific manner, and radical cures sffsotsd
In ali sassa SYPBHTTfC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, sTRTcTURES SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, OF the result Of ToLUPTUoBs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GEEsELTTVE
ORGANS, IRON any cause Whatever, OF how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
ooUT, RHgukATIsA, NEURALGIA, and ethe'
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, EUscLEs,
soHEs and JOINTS scRoTULA, BLorcHTs
ON TEE FACE, ERuPTIoHSon the Limb. ana bedy
and all other ERUPTIvED IsBAsEssnd DISEASE
or rHE BLOOD, nom whatever cause ,hey nsr
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uNToRTuHATE
No matter what yeur di,esss, let no false dsii
sssey prevent you from Supplying Immediately "a
Dr.. vsIiny, who 1. Ssknowlegsd to b bJ far The
nost SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in ths trsstnen'
Of private disease. Fear no, TO come and MAKE
known yeur misiortunss, and he will speedily ssnS
you or your way rejoicing .-.., .,...-
| ST. sELE-ABUsE. I'D"
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CAPITAL, 10000 sHAREs-slOO EAcHI
NHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OF

NHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OF.
" FICE, DEFoT or WARRINGTON, WASHIsOTos,
ID, O., January I, 1884.
AlldeAlerB In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and SaddleryJ are 70.
quested TO send TO this ONCE, on the MONDAY OF
each week, sealed proposal or list IN duplicate,
Depot AZ short notice, with the price Of each
married. IN plain hIurOs, 30 that, In ease the exi-
OF the service require It, the article or ar
lowest price. -
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be TO
morning, ID, III kUCRRR.
brigadier General snd Chief QuArtermAster,
lAS-H Depot Of Washington.
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
NE ITesosi6eE has Sbtaiasd nom tbs oEPhssn 7,
Columbia, letters Of administration on the personal
Estate o. AmsliA Mcdaniel, late 81 WAshington,
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the youoherg thsEeoL 70
The subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF April
nSXt they may otherwise By law b sNsiNaea
nom all benefit OF the said estate. LL.,..
eiyen under ny hAnt this 18Th day 81 ApflI A.
IIsS.iswsws LOUISA n, JOY.