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, 1864-01-10

SEx1EScED.-A miserable wretch rejoicing
IN the name o! William Williams, was convicted
OF rnart!arghter On Friday, End sentenced to In,-
prasonfnerttn IN the Pen!teutiary for acreu yeara,
Last July, this Ecnd In human shape caused the
death Ct his wife by continued beating and pound
Ing An effort WAS made 10 tndct him 'fo. mr-1cr
at the Last term OF the Grind Jury In the Superior
CoCrt, where he WIS arTa!gncd on the charge Of
,1nanslaugktcr, resulting in his conviction.
= :PRRsoHAL--Ga1lant Captain J. C. Montau-
den, who entered the sezv1ee at the outbreak Of
the rebellion. a1d has participated In nearly every
battle Since, Ii In town. Captain u. returns home
On brief fnTlorGt. tho frat he has Ind since he
entered the service. He was ioIne1,y connected
with the Galcna Railroad. He is now Assistant
Qua1tcrnastcr OF Hatkcr's B1igade, Shetfdan's
Division, 9Th Army Cofps.
/ ERR1EG WoMEK's REFuGE.-The ladies'
who arc selling tickets for the forthcoming course
OF lectures to 10 given for the benefit Of the Ref
usc are requested to report during this day QHon-
day. tc the committees from whom they received
their tickets =.--- II
CARELEssSEss OF TIN ICE MEN.-The Ice
dealers arc now rigorously at work aytng IN their
summer stock. and the sc1spinz sound Of: the Ice
phnc, the meaning Of the rip esw, aad the numbcr
ofteams passing through .hc streets laden with
the transparent eubes, plainly indicate ahat there
viii te plenty Of this commodity for tbs use Of
" tFsasswers and sherry .eoo1&srtrs during the
coming E, miner. Indeed, 10 bounteous il The
, 1864-01-10

-U House and. Sign Painting, CslctmInIne.
G!azirg, &c, Paper Hnngings and Window Shades
Wholesale and setaIl at New York prices
F. E. RlGBI, 50 Randolph street,
H0L 6Sy3. dccl3.S5l3.1m
, 1864-01-10

THREE GnoAsB FOR THE CoPPEnnEADs.-
7 Yesterday JOS rea 1ita, who came from The coun-
Try. d'ntd at the soldeEs Home, previous to their
liking the cscs TO join the various regiments to
which they are attoched. Alter psrtaktDs Of
sTmptrcus dicaer, they marched out and formed
: into line, In froat Q. the home. Hero they made
tie ~elksn ring bJ giving three cheers for the
Home tt-ce more for the Union and appropriate
" c.oscd By giving t.-ec gro=s for the Copper
heat.-the latter beirg given with Pee aliar aas.
, 1864-01-10

ASSAULT; uroxA sTnEEr cAR coSDuc7on
-Aa is wei known to the public, Tho city railway
companies in this and al other cities hA7o adopt
cd rules prohibiting persons rom smosiny in tho
street passercer cas-, which every sensible man
approves OF Eut there are now and then reckless
worthless fellows that insist in violating al rnles
Of deeosnm and good breeding. Four men got
upon the State Street ca- o. which John o,Nea1
wss conductor, {the O'Clock down car, on Friday
erealrg) and insisted upon smoking inside the
car; o'Ncal politely Incosaed them that II was
agatnet the ralea. They impudelt.y replied they
tcoE TO Put them off, 1T Hur to one was too srea.
Gads LOT him, and he was roughly handled When
the car ariyed at State and I'D streets, OtSe7I
hsd two Of tho men Zone named John Doland and
another1 arrested them but the policeman It leased
them again. When the car waarct1rDlns the men cot
upnn thc ear and made most brutal assault npon
o'Neal, who hss been conductor upon the roai
1or thfee ye.te, Md is most worthy man, AID
peeeeahle and t:thl conductor. We hope some
steps will be taken TO bring these rowdIcs to Jus
On The several lines or CITY Railways,
, 1864-01-10

He LOVED WILL BUT NOT W1sEL1.-Frank
Love Wis b:ur-ne bcSosr the Po!lcc Coz. yc.t,:-
day, chcegcd With l:c:.irc au urecrshI. =. rs,ued
at one dollar. He wa3 committed fos trial at the
Recorders Co7tt
, 1864-01-10

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go to Brgsnt d Stratton,.
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get thorough
practical business education. For cirrulsss ad-
a5esa (enG;osing siamps} BHHA1T = Eg1ATtoS,
, 1864-01-10

MILITARY FrNEaKL,-Tbe paembera of the
Mercantile Association are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF the ]ate John Aottme-, Of
the Chic-so Mercantile Eattcr5, at tie Church OF
the Redeemer, corrtr Of ts1 yhmon and Washing
.ton Streets, thie u:<,s Ing
, 1864-01-10

PRouoTED.-Clcment Ogden, member Of
Bridges Chicago battery, and son Of David S. og-
den. { wen known rca. estate ascnt Of this city
and 1icdaity, hso been promoted to ucutenaney,
md assigned to duty upon The staff of Major Gen
c10l G1more in GroEt Of Ch.zlefton. s. C.
, 1864-01-10

TIE Eth ILLINOIS INFANTRY, Tho frieu6s
-of this regiment. many or whoee members are
Chicago boys, will be pleased to hea: OF its wharo
abouts. Z Is now at Pu1ast., Guarding the Na,t,-
vil!e md Dccatue sazoad, Whero it aIrircd on tho
18th November - -" :
: ! TIE Colonel Of the regiment Col. Augustus L.
fChetlnin--han been promoted to B:1sndler leue~
fal, bis promotion dating from the 1ah ,ult. His
many friends VIII be glad 10 hear OF this merited
promotion.
There is rr.nor that tho 1e.h is coming homo
to rcc1uft ard 7cceliet, which, although probable,
II not authenticated. The 18th il now minimum
regiment, and ned, filling up.
, 1864-01-10

Mn1TARr.-Brig:Ge Gen. ". ". O:1ne has re-
mored 10 No. 60 Washington s.rces-~ot1ces, Sand
4. Gen. o4sre Is Military Commanla,t Of this
D!st-ici1 md all bus!necs copncctcd with his de-
partne1t Will BE- attended to NJ his Office
Col. CIV. DeLand Is assigned to Tho command Of
Camp Douglas. Gen. Orne has issued more strict
regulations rcspectIng the Camp, which will be
faithfully executed. r. >. 80
, 1864-01-10
-G2llntru.,''

WAETED-By' a German who
fitu'ttcn hs uook.tcepes or Salctuan. Can ho we'll
rcecMTe1 ced. Addtess AMI W."P o. Drawer aso.
, 1864-01-10

RccK IsLA sd RAILROAD. - The night ex-
p1esa tlain On this rosd which haa been diseontn-
cd on aoeount .: the inclcncney' Of tho weather.
Will asa!nbc rsuncd, commencing this eTen1ng.
The h.sssesitpi and MIseoa.i Railroad Is noH
fh-ruc1, Conn naren pn-4 to Crfnrn1f - =.
, 1864-01-10
.TDr Sale.

NOR. SALE = One 5 Horse Port
- { E9ls Steam Engine also one Hosae Portable
a 1,rTsss T. sutsoe 1or s=EEs Ny
ls2,e r ra2t OF engines inva.Sl 10 caN and eI-
a4strc n re ah9Te Aso one hor.zontal S:lEteti!ng
arnnFesse DstI-e n:st c!.s' article fo- h~yJ N3rs
IL ~ Ell y u great bargain GEO. u. foWA.
Ao Itan4dn At1ees. iatC-tSsr IL 1.
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CLOTHING.

TN1oNl UN1oNll UN1oNili
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sTGREs COMBINED.
nfEssRs. SMITH COL
corRE of Twen'Ienal''rOOt and PennA. ave,
J. BRUCE CO.,
No. 49, Seventh strcc',
lASD
J. H. sMITHI
No, $50 Seventh street,
Have consolidated their business at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post ofce,)
Where you Will anl = splcndld u,ortmcu, Of cu,.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock Of Ready Made Clothing
and Gentlemcn'i Furnishing Goods Of every de-
scrption.
An ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES!
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING UP THE BoYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Gail and sec our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy ornot. No charge for examina.
tlon.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, IN
YOU CAN!
BUT COME
Do NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
]. II. SMITHS,
No. $50 Seventh street,
sci! Opposite Post Office.
7 OoKi LOOK LOOK LOOK
CUSroM.MApF GOODS
At
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall a
non TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the surerlntendcnee Of
MIR. C. PALMER,
wekuown to the citIyens of Washirston. whert
you will mai the largest AMI heat assortei stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever recn offered in thIu city.
SMITH BROS Co,
Oak Hall,
No. ID! seventh street,
Opposite Post Office.
y. D. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
At &c seat market pTlecs. seI2
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fito Tho Post and Patent 0Moes. Rooms y and %
up rtairs, Washington, D. C.
All diseases Of rTivaio nAtuTa HcStSi LG the
bostIeisn;lHs manner, spd radical cures eECotOd
in all cases, STPRHiTTc AFFECTION, G2N.
oRRHdA, GLEET, gTRIC7 URES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result OF VOLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GEEERATI Z
ORGANS from any CAUSE whAtevor, or how long
,rnding, thoroughly and radically cured also
GOVT, RHEUMATTsH, NEURALGIA, And other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFUL1, bLorcHE;
ON THE FACE, ERUP2IOESon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
or THE BLOOD, from Whatever cause they MAJ
rave arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UHFoRTLrATE
No msticr wh.s your disease, let no fslEc deu
ssSoy proven, you from applying Immediately I,
Or. vellny, who IL ACKNOWLEDGED to be By far Ia,
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the trca,ms n
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and max
Known your misrortuncT, AMI he will speedily ten,
Vou 90 your way rejoicing.
sELY-ABUsE.
That dfOadiui scourGe Of the young, indulsed l.
shen sionc, isltroys the genera;lvo organs, unfit
them for married life, producing weakness OF tn
back and limbs, lose OF animation and mussula
power, pslpitAtloa OF the hssrt nervous irritsili
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, inispity
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI in view OF the dreadful conJt
quences OF delay, DO mot fail to make your cas-
known Immediately 70 Dr.. vellny. Your sOSrst
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rel
upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered az
who were on the brink Of the grave, have bee
brought bask to vigorous health by his IEiI!n
treatment.
niARRIAGE.
| Married persons, or those contemplating mhtr
nony, who suppsct themselves OF impotenoy seni
sal weakness, or any disease arising from u
laSed state OF the genital organs, whether tho ~
suit OF disease, injury, youthful indiscre:iouS,
Indulgence ofthe passions in ripor yeArs, are ca
uestly entreatod TO place themselves under ii
care OF pr. V. They may rely with ecItaInt
upon q speedy cure, and being restored 10 fi
health and vigor.
He treats with cntjrs GuG0css sn diseases
FEMALES such AZ LEuCORRHEA or WHITE
LAPsus uTERI, as., 40, and in every case gus
.ntecs perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUEICI
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling sec no one but the DacToa
Those at distance may 10 TREATED Nv Man
hy sending statement =, CASE, &C.. So:
| jy2-lm.
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Jol.Iy
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On snd after Sunday, Juno 18th, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, al 4.3O a. M, Express, Mondays ex.
eepted,) 800 a, m, - M, 2.s0 and 1880 y. IN.
Chester, at sos, Ills g. M i.so, 2so, t.sn, 0, and
Wilmington, at 40, (NIondays exceptedJ sos,
ILL =. M, 30, 80 80, 0, 10 90, and II p. m.
New Castle, At 05 q. m. and 30 y. m,
Dover, AZ % A. IN. and 400 p. IN.
Milford, At 0 o5 a. m.
Trains FOR PHiiLDELPHrA LEAVE
Bhtt915e 81 slb and 90 a. M, tExpressO Ito,
Wilmington q !, IS, cas-, and "a. m, iaQi, I.H,
I, 80, 100, and s.io p. Ia.
Sal sbury at y. m.
Milford at . % y. m.
Dover at 100 A. m, and IS y. IN.
New Castle at $50 a. m. and 50 D. m.
Chester at 70 and $40 =. NJ, I, ass, 40, s, sii,
Leave : IliPors for Salisbury and intermediate
Leave Baltimore for rover and intern edisto Sta
''D" TRiISs FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave chester At $40 a. M, and and .O5 D. m.
Leave Wilmington At $50 and 0 IS a. m, and IS
FREiGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached,
viii 'o.vc wilminston for POrryviilo and inferno.
sUNDAYs = From Philad.lphia to Baltimore
only AZ lao 4. m. and 1880 y. m.
From PhilAdelphia TO Wilmington at $50 a. M,
From Wilmington to PhIlAdelphia at I.4s q. m
only at 10 asp. m. from Baltimore to PhIladel
phlA.
jc2I.tf H.F. KENNEY, Asst supr.
- a l. MORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
IH and if.Cs SUNDAY JYaS 18th 1884, Gsi!
York, ant Washington and ths West, As follows,
FOR PHIL IiIA. REV YORK and BOSTON
Leave WAshlastcn 81 $50 3. m, II .l6 .. m, u
| ?. H., daily except Sunday. On Sunday at $40 p
ron BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
day. Passengers will note that this train runs Al
TAT "' F"I'1elf FOR 0 NV YORK.
Leave Washington daily at q. 30 p. m. ThB,Tah
i'JOr Ncg rTkPdssergsys exclusively.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Warrington 81 $50, 4. M, 1So g. N, II L!
=. ~, P, m, AS D. M, I'D p. M, and $40 p. m
except sundays.
On sSFqSS S e. 4 ~ fSaiS 81 FaS yep
Leave Washington At ESQ 4. m. and 8, tt6, suc
on Sunday, 81 3 and g 30 y. N.
Tickets sod to all points WEST, and bdgc1y,
SCR ANNAPOLIS.
Lehvo Washinston nj $50, g. m, and as p. n.
daily except sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
lItins leaving Warrington at 100 a. m. and ~
y. IN. 60 through to New York w!Hoa chGnys O
sleeping cars on $50 and &. 2D y. m. trains Berth
:sn be seouied until p. r'., daily, st tho TGhe
0hcei EitCr that hour they must be secured OF thu
| Sleeping Car Conductor.
| The trrt and NTH trains stop at all way points
Tho 2 p. M train stops only at Bladensburg
Dellsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and RelSJ
House, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday It stop
at all WAY potntS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
PASSENGERS vii please observe that the D. m
runs only fer a. Philadelphia daily erctpi Sunday
On Sunday 1t runs to Baltimore only. Also that the
$50 p. ~. train takes Neto York passengers only.
For further Information, tickets OF every kind
As., apply 70 George s, Koontz, Agent .. wAlh
.ngton, or n the ticket otise.
W. P. sHiiTH.
Master Interpretations.
L n. C0IE,
Iusl-tf General Ticket Agent.
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EXPRESSES.

4 DAME EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE Ola PENN. AVENuE,
Wa Ain0to'' O'ty, y. o.
Sk:iAr EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
tAN EGPREsS FORWARDING
SAsToA An diiSI MONEY, JowsiFy, V&Iuablsa,
c HOtss, Stocks, E0nds, ao.,
EOIWErISI with sAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
accessible actions Of the country. This Company
uAs sStnGies ~ the principal railway towns In tho
HoHIH, EAST, WEST AND EOl!CHWEsT.
III principal otiiOes are
W1SHLHGToK D. o., ". YORK, BOSTOH,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLhOGE, OIS-
OLhNIIL, ST. LOUIS, LOUIE
VLLLIS, LEXINGTON.
With !inoI forwarding 10 tho CAnGdGI And Tie
ltiIlh Provinces, and with steamship lines to Liv.
spool southampton, and Hsvre, and thence By
tEurOPehn expresses to all prominent commercial
'oHng N 6Ieat Britain and on the Continent,
CONGESTION OF N0teS, DrAitS, and BllE made al ali
accessible pEFin OF the uuTtea States.
c. Q. DUNN Agent,
Washington, D. Q.
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NJ K w IN v E MILO N
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DIR. s. .. sIGESMoND HAYWARD,
40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Warrington.
Drs. 8. n II. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantages OF their Improved stem
lht. The teeth Of their manufacture will never
eorrodo nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourthl lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or rootB need DO extracted, as the
artificial ones can DO inserted over them.
3d. The roots will be made inoife nEivG and never
10 ache.
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, a. perma.
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pTe.
serving the natural expression OF the face which,
under the old System, 10 frequently disngured.
9th. This work has been FULLY tested for over
ave years by many OF the nTst chemists and physi.
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. 5. d H. have AlsO invented white indie.
struotibe metal tllling, with which the most sen.
sitive teeth can be filled without pain, and can
build up . pei Feet sound tooth on any side roots
which Will last through q lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
with lnnoxious VapOr, by DE. SigesmOnd l. Hay.
ward, $50 PennBylvania avenue, Inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnaestiG mnOXiouG YApOF (uot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOroform or Ether but
strictly an Anaestlo agent entirely Tree from eX-
hilRTatlng effects and perfectly harm less cAus ne
quiet sleep, with pleasant ensatiOns and perfect
tnlenSibility to pain.
The best OF references given II required
Gall and examine for yourselves. myB
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n r Y / @ l A l..

FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARTNEsT,)
ADJuTAET GENERALS OFFICE, }
WAsHIsorOE, Sept. 10, 1854.
general Orders, No. %5s:
I. Whenever 1aes are imposed by sentence Of
General Conrt-MsrtISI, or military Commi sion,
upon officers or CitizeI ., tie Judge Advocate OF
the Court or CommB4 on will make q spec al re-
port OF the fact to the AdIutant General, giving
copy of the sentence In the case. The officer who
confirms the sentence Imposing a line will transmit
10 the Adjutant General a special report thereof,
together with copy Of the order promulgating
the proceedings.
2. The fines viii he paid to the chief officer OF
the QuaTtermAster's Department at the place
where the prisoner may be, and no other person
IL authorized to receive tn m such hnes must not
be applied to any purpose, but the officer reoeiv-
ing them will forthwith remit the amounts to the
AdJutant General of the Army at Washington,
with the names Of the prisoners who paid item,
and the number Of the order promuigAting the
proceedings.
.. All officers who have heretofore received fines
Will forthwith report to The Adjutant General the
amounts received, by whom paid, number and
date OF order FORMULATING the proceedings, and
what liaposliion was made Of me money. The
amounts will lie forwarded with the reports.
by order OF the Secretary of War
y. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Aliutant General.
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NHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF.

o. C., January I, 1884.
All dealers IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
omoo fuIhituLe, Harness, and sAddlery, are re-
luestod 70 send 10 this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
es9h week, sealed proposal or list IN duplicate,
the articles they are prepared to furnish to this
epol A. short notice, with the price Of each
MLed In plain figures, 30 that, In case the exi.
enees OF the service require IT, the article or An
Ss, gan DO obtained without delay, and II the
Denen Wishing 70 sell 10 this Depot will be 10.
2uIea 70 furnish the list punotually every M0ndny
1Vpsn.ans; d. H. RUCKER,
ps-s DapOt OF WAahlnEtOn.
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PRAss STENCIL ALPHABETs.

NJ, J. METCALF L SON,
l0l Union street, Boston, Macs,
The only manufacturers In the United States OF
BRASS Alphabets and Figures, to any great extent,
or In any variety.
Sold at wholesale at tho Lowest Cash Prices.
Also, the best OF lndelible stencil Ink very cheap
stencil Dies, and all kinda Of Stencil stock In0u-
rios OF orders promptly attended to. jy9l-Sm
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ERERDoM NATIONALI

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
The EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
The PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY |, 1906
Aau
LETIEh " The PNEslDEIT OF Ire U. 5. TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOL DEN Ar
SPRINGFIELD, tlLLaJ SEPT. ., 1875.
OnlgtAly Revised and Corrected,
from he rresA OF 'he NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
For sale BY
HUDSON TAYLOR,
nnlNh nI PaunsVIvAniA aVsnua,
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WAR pEPARTMENT,)
ApJuTAST GENERAL'b OFFICE,
WAsHISGTON, d, L October II, 1854,
The following OIL !cIs, having been reported at
the headquarters oil the army Tor the offences here
matter spec hed arc hereby notified that they will
unleLB, within fifteen DAYS from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
In this eitg, vi which BrIgGdler General John {,
Caldwell, United StRte1 volunteers, is president,
ard make satisfactory defence to the charges
FOr Gt'ng IN nc tHyof WGshigi0H piIOui auihOTiiy
GHi ydhing 10 Tcp.R under arrest a. HeddquaTitTS
hHHa'y Dttrteiy HdShiHgiOn, as Orde, ed.
~ Lieutenant Adam schrant, 2ist United States
C0loIed Troops.
AbIClFoe tpiifOm IeaVe
Assistant Surgeon Charles Il. 0UllIborough, nth
hlaTylAnd Volunteers.
Il. D. TOWNSEND,
sSll Assistant AdiutAnt General,
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nj II. MIL ER,
IN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
REAL ESTATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENERAL

No. GIL Ninth street west, near Penn. avenue.
COnveyanoing, Acknowledgements, Power of At.
tofney, and all business pertaining to the above
once transacted with dispatch.
Particular attention paid 10 the renting aud col
lection OF rents on real estate, and de6tB OF all
desesiptionI. n. B.-PropeTty holders can receive
he worry best ItenA Without ehArEa. Apas-tf
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TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
/ DISTRICT OF CoLU dDIA, sErTEMBER 20,
Abby Cory Harris, complainant, ! In rou,,v

and IN EquMy'
Samuel L. Harris, defendant. NO. No.
The petition In this case states and CHARGES that
The complainant and defendant were married 10
NE city oi Portland, In the state Of Maine, in the
year lsJIi that In the year lS+s they TemOv eli to
the District OF Coumbisi that they Iived tosether
80 husband and wife since the marriage until 1860
when the de eniAnt totally de erted the eompla ain.
.nt and her children, and left said District; that
she has not since 'een, nor heard Of or from him
She therefte, prays to be di oroed from the bond
Of said m1rriAge pursuant to the act OF Con xress
10 such case, ae. And summons having been re-
eurned mot fouud and It sppeA Ing TO the salts
action OF the court by affidavit OF disinte eIted
withess, that the defendant Is q n n-resident of
the istret 1t 10, therefore, this Esd day OF Sep
8mber, 1884, ordered that the defendant DO and
sppear III this court In per On, or by attorney and
a4sWrr the pettion, sc on or before Cd Tuesday
OF November, 1864; provided copy OF this order he
FNbllshed In the hLPuBLICAS onCe q week Tor six
weeks, suteessively, preceding the said day.
WM. LILLEY,
Solicitor Tor petitioner.
ule copy X. J. hEIGS,
bHNlaWow Clerk.
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WAN DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIEoTOH, Oct. 10, 1884
The lOllOwinB.named officers, charged with o.
isnOeB, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismiaHed the service OF the United States,
the Military Commission instituted by Special
Orders NO. 10, series OF 1863, from the War Depart
ment, having reported that satisfactory defence
has been made In their respective cases, VIA
Captain Oliver Lotter, Sih New York heavy ar
tillefy
Lieutenant D. r. Di.brow, LIST New York cav
airy
First Lieutenant J. R. Hon, 9Th New York heavy
artillery.
Frat Lieutenant William J. Parrish, 9th New
York heavy artillery.
Sec md Lieutenant john Tin, 9th New York
heavy artillery.
Chaplain David Trueman, Ist Virginia veteran
cavalry. L. d. TOWNSEND,
oelO Assistant AIjutant General
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SPRI NC De LITY!

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"Ihave been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP Tor
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