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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
TIVE REV. CHARLES f: KlNG'
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
FoR Tux SPECIFIC TREATMENT AsD CUBE o.

II
FoR tux SPECIFIC TREATMENT AsD CUBE OF
CONSUMPTION
IN ANY ov ITS srAGEs) Asthma, Bronchitis Cstarh, and
all affections OF the Lungs Throat and ArPssagss THE
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily inyigoraies the en-
feebed Nervou. system and enerze' the
9th Stomach Liver and Bowels. 1t checks NidHr PKR'
sPiRArIoss IN IRON SEVEN FOURTEEN DAYS
Prices: In 7oz bottles 81 in l6oz bottles, So, each or
,I small or three large bottles for S5. soldbyD s. BARNES
Co.. No 202 Broadwsy and by all respectable drugsisis
VIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
All sufferers the above complaints either Of recent or
LONG standing, are advised to bLAlhS GOUI MD
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be relied upon as tho most
.af and eec,ua remedy offered to the public and have
been universally used IN Europe for many yeers with the
greatest success .-.. .. .
Prepared by PROUT & HARSANT, No. 229 strsnd Lon
DON England; and sold by their Agents. WELLS x Co.,
Frsnkin-st, New YORK.
Her Majesiy have authorized the name and
address VI " THOMAS PROUr, ll9 Strand London, TO be
impressed upon the Government stamp affixed to each box OF
the genuine medicine.
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Ccparlnersbip Notices.

VNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
l. between Ii. SCHNEIDER and JACOB de HlRSH-
FILD is Dissolved by mutual consent, At New Ma-rd Mo.
II. SCHNEIDER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

TAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, No. 30 south-st.. New York
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND and
WALES ..,, .,nr x,,,r, an ,,,,,nnoo,
ptCKFT'S SAIL TWICE WEEK.
line or LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
wishing to take passage send for their friends
remit money the old country do the lowest rates
i, ito TAPSC0fT BROTHERS 4 CO.,
" -f' No. e6 South-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

M ERCHANT's NAVIGATION and TRANS
W PORrATlON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON NEW,LONDON, SToNINGToN, PROVIDENCE.
NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW BEDRORD-1hes plen-
did steaners COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave Pier No. 49, North River foot of Courtland r.,
daily Except Sunday, at o.
Freight taken as low by any other line Office OF Gem
pany No. lis West st.. corner Of Courtlandts.
New.fork Nov. 2. 1908. ~ II. SlMONS. Agent
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WILLIAMS Sc GUION, No. n WALL.

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touch
4 = IN, a, Queenstown CoFk IIarborl-Tbe wsllknown
steamer. Of the Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steam
,hiD Company intended to sail is follows . -
GLASGOW June
CITY OF BALTlMORE....... Saturday June II
North River.
xlTss PASSAGE
PAYABLE IN gold or is Equivalent in currency; .
FIRST CABIN....... 80 ~ STEERAGE .......s3o ~
First Cabin 10 ondou IS ~ Steerase London... "a 70
First Cabin 10 Pas.... % " steefAse 70 s1is ~
First ahin TO Hamburg 50 NJ Steer.gs TO Hamburg. n 90
Passenger, also forwarded Hse. Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c. az equally low rates ~ -. 40,
Fare, from LIVERPOOL or Queenstown: l Cabin 80, sBo
SIos ste.r,r. as Those who wish TO send for their
friend. can buy tickets here d, these rates
For further Information apply at the Company ofces
JOHN q. DALE. gent, No. ID Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
DOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.

nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW-
Il PORT and FALL RlyER-rhe splendid and supsrcs
steamer METROPOLIS, CAPT. Brown, leaves New. York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ct &
O'Clock p H. and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton, %
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, ate O'Clock p m.
from Pier No. North River
Hereafter viii be regarded secured to apph
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight Train.
Z. LITTLEEIELD. Agent. No. u Broadway.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
~ from foot Of Courtandt-st. connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lscsswa aud Western Rasoad
Ess,on with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its connee
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and he West with
out change Of cars.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
sixty es and Two Hours saved BY this line TO Chicago.
CinsuLAiL S.. Louis. etc v n bot one change OF cars.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nav 2, 1884. ieiye New iorN as folows;
HARafSB0RG f1rh sat a. m, for Es.ton Reading
.tyn.e Hsui,buf4. faucT Chunk Niliamsport Ttte
train arrive. a. afr-barg o. D. ~, connecting East and
West the Penn ,y,r. Raicd, North aud south on The
Northern G, ntrs Kygosl aai with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad 20 hagerst1wn.
MAIL qKAry-At silva n ,or Ea.,on, Water Gap Scrsn.
ton Wikesbarre, Great Bend. Pri,fou Bnghimon, Sc
Il n. TRAIs-For Epsion Aiclt5wn. Nauch Chunk, WI
Transport, Reading. Po'isyilr. irni,burg &c
$3.50 p M.--FOr Easfon, Brthefm. and Mauch Chunk
40 and 3.40-koT Soirefs HE.
JPN WESTERN ExPasss--.or Fss,on Allentown. Read,
ing, Harrisburg, Pisbg. a. J 90 West Sleeping csnf
through from jersey City e. fit.s'ueA
ELlzABETHPoRr AND Ngw ~ sybaY-beave Newton
from Pier No. \. r. a. ~ s.i5 4JJ, and 20
Boats stop al Bergen Point Al Ai-m = Habor -
Tickets Tor the West otue at :he Office OF The
Central Railroad Co. Of NeJ,sey .oot of Courtsndt Ct
No As,or House No. ri bEiiwny and at the pnct
pei hotels. josiah y. SI-lHNH, superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-For AL

III UNUN NV In NhIINOND-TU OF III
i BANY aud TROY. CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
from Chamhers-s; FROM Sth-st :.
Fxpr-s. and 10 A. m and III 1927 A. H. and 4:23 and
4endt p. IN. b.2@ p NJ
Troy and Albany with sep lv. p n
ing-carl. iOiOp.
Rhuebcck rain, p. m. ~ 2. m.
Poughkrepse LAIN. 3 3. m s:!2 = m, l:n Pm.
and 2.
Peesski Traiu. 4.l3 p. ~. 40 ?. m.
Sing Sing 1ru. ~ II iak and 1;sI and s;W
m aud Sis y. ~.
Tarytown Tram. $3.50 ard a.4- and 7:2T ?.
On Suniays u ~ p. ~. rom 30.h.s.rret
Tickets may be- procured a. OH es OF Wescotes
press DrooAyn AID baggage checked sa
the ali points lie road aid 20 Saraogs Springs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-02

AT Turin tho people are clam bring for che ID
excursion ttains ~ Orroa and the seaside as il
the ase between LohdOl ard brighton. But the
Secretary. General Of the state rails gays lo,ks
upon the scheme rs dangerous innovation, and
will no, cuns,tt 90 Il.
An International cricket match took pla,e
lately AZ Homturg, and resulted IN brithtut
yict' ~ for III, even Of France. who vanl nluishcd
their antagonists ina single innings. The Eleven
OF Germany scored forty eight the first innings
and twcnt' five the second. The Eleven of France
scor' one hundred aud fifteen, thus winning at
orce by fIty.two.
For the amusement Of the King OF Spain on
his visit ~ the French court, there will be
grand fate In Versailles, at which all the ladies
and gentlemen are 10 appear in the costume Of
Louis NlN's period. play of Mo ier''sis like
wise to be performed on a Gale OF Unprecedented
q. ndtur. Psyche Is said 20 be the perform
aucr chosen because Of the oppOr unity IL affO ds
for gorgeous dressing The play is the combined
work Of Correille and MOlicre, and being quite
out Of the range Of the geniu, Of either is most
pompous and wearisome production.
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THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.


We suppose that every man and woman in the
land knows that the armies of the Union which
are actively engaged in their heroic efforts to
crush ont this Southern Rebellion, are greatly in
need of reinforcement. Lieutenant Genera
Grant himself has but recently declared that "if
he had now but hundred thousand fresh men
he could, in fifty days, do up all the fighting chat
needs to be done during the war" "This," wrote
our Washington correspondent the other day
sis no shallow hearsay it is the authentic decla-
ration IT the high name gwen; and the senti-
meDt l. affirmed by every military man l have
lately met"
Think of this, ye who long for peace Think
of 1t, ye who desire restored Union Think Of
Ii, brave young men, and all who are patriots or
lovers of American liberty And do not only
think Of II, but lake such action as the thought
and tho circumstances require. II this genera
tion are worthy Of the glorious Union which their
fathers formed and the freedom which their
fathers fought for, let them now, In the moment
Of the Unions greatest need, in the day of free
doms peril, prove IL by the course they adopt.
Grant says "but hundred thousand fresh
men," What is this 10 the twenty-Jwo millions
OF the Norh To this great popuOus EmpirO
State of New York IL is less thau twenty thou
sand men. Had we the right spirit, this city
alone ought to put that force In the field in a
week.
In fifty days we may have peace. This is no
! hippant prophecy but 1t is the asseverAtion of
, man who, more than any other, knows the whole
military power of this Rebellion-who has fought
it, gT,atest armies In Tennessee in Mississippi,
In GtOr gii, and in Virginia who has confronted
its greatest leaders, assailed and captured It's
strongest positions, and routed on dozen fields
its largest armies.
"Iu liity d,ys"-before the mellow sun Of the
coming October passes away before the frosts of
winter are upon us-he "can do up all the fight
Ing that needs To be done during the war" IL we
will but give him the reinforcements which we
furnish
Will you do your duty in the crisis, o patriotic
reader
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MiIitary Tit.for.Tat.

A great many crockodile tears have been shed
by the COpperhead papers over the destruction OF
MIR. BOteler's house by the Federal troops. A
correspondents OF the New York Times reminds
them that the example OF the destruction of pro-
perry, IN virginia, was not set upon our side.
lie describes the raid made upon the property OF
Mr.. STO her, familiar 10 many of our readers as
"Porte Crayon," and loyal man. "Early in
January, 1862, a body of Confederate troops IN ade
suoden dash upon the Springs. There was,
think, no resistance Unmndful Of how the
'Eurathian eOnquerOr bade spare u house of
Pindarut, these troops cutin pieces tic paintings
of Porte CrayOn, and burned his cottage.
They look possession OF The hotel in which the
elder STROLLER Ivy upon sick bed. They used
his furniture for drewO0d, although the Dwn was
surrounded by forests, and finally went or after
pundering the place. The old man, noted for a
generation for his noble character, died a week
after In bis wasted aud outraged home. shall
not initiate yOur example by picking up from
the filthy gutter of the Southern press vile epi-
thets to designate the commander Of the COnfede-
rate forces They were led by Thomas j. jack
son, for whom you claim the character of a
i Christian hero. With him, avolunteer aid, cams
Charles j. Faulkner, who had, few months
before been United States Minister TO France.
Which do you think was the greater outrage
The breaking of the window panes of Lower
! Brandon, the muilating the pictures OF Porte
Crayon's' cottage !"
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TREAS DEPARTMENT,
AUours %, 1854.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THREE YE ARB SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER l. 1861.

Holders Of soun-Thiriy Notes dated October l. 1861
are hereby notified tha, they may be presented lmmo.
datel in amount TO bc exchanged for Six Per Cent.
Bonds falling due after June 20, 1881
The interest on the Seven Thirty Notes viii be settled
up to date Of maturity october l. and the Six Per Cent
Bonds win bear full coupons from Jtiyl.
The adjustment OF interest will be made by doducilns
from the amount OF interest found to be due on tho Seven
Thirty Notes up to October the Interest accrued on the
Six Por Cent Bonds Juy to October the balance
wn be transmitted by the Trcasurcrs cola dram lmmo
dlately upon settlement
The following regulations In relation to endorsements
must be carefully obscryed:-
Who're notes transmitted for settlement were issued
payable to order, and held and transmitted by tho
original they be endorsed by them "Pay 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury redemption bonds
viii issue In their name.
Where notes payable order arc held by other parties
than the original the have the endorse
Of the original owners be endorsed by the
present owners Pay to the Secretary the Treasury for
redemption"
For notes issued In blank endorsed "Pay tho Secre-
tary Of the Treasury for redemption bonds win be issued
to the pSrtes transmitting them and in such manner as
they may direct
When notes endorsed transmitted by an atiornsy
administrator, executor, other agent theJ must be
accompanied by duly certified copy certificate OF the
authority under which he acts and in all by letter
stains the kind (regStered or coupon) and the denonA
tion Of the Six Per Cent Bonds wanted In exchange
when Registered Bonds ordcr parties should state
at which OF the following places they wish the interest
paid, viz New York. PHILADELPHIA. Boston. Baltimore,
New Orleans, Chicago, st. LOUIS or Cincinnati.
W. r. FESsENDEN,
au3o 3w Secretary OF the Treasury.
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nnaf. THE UNDERsIGNED, A d

h9g- THE UNDERSIGNED, A COM
e-S mlttee appointed by the Bounty Fund Convent n
beneht Of deficient Wards in anticipation OF the coming
DRAFT impressed with the Importance ofthe subject desire
er1eoW-citizenA 20 unite with them IN an ehort TO MI
the city's quota by obtaining VounteeT recruits.
To do this before the 9Th OF september Will require the
most and vigorous exertOns and the Committee
appeal TO the patriotic and public spirited 20 AID the by
Inducements equal 10 those offered by other
communities The Committee have appointed suiheient
city and all recruits obtained viii be distributed pro rata
among the Wards and Of course viii beneht most largely
By united and Continued effort the committee hopo. f
not avoid the drat altogether at least to reduce It to
The wfos nn@ber required 20 free the city from the
dran was, the lst Of August about nno thousand.
this number Is to be deducted those who have been
recruited since that date and such credits as the city ~
city, and who have been credited 70 also from
persons tntg IN The naNy from the state at large and
not credited TO any particular district OF which the city
Efforts are being made to ascertain these credits The
iee also expect to obtain recruits from veterans
re-enaing, nom the Southern States now occupied BY
our forces and other quarters. They do deem i
quota.
voluntary subscriptions Of citizens Such subscripti0na
may be sent 70 the addresses o. any members Of TOE com
mtee below given oI 70 tho headquarters OF the com
A''''''' wv -'' JAMES L. oLAGHoRN,
No. 90I CHURCH Alley.
JAMES VI. ORNE,
No 6.6 CHESEUT Street.
A. II. FRAHCISCU6.
...... No. 5l3 MARKET Street.
JOSHUA sPERIN0,
No. li2 g. FOURTH Street.
WIN. M. UHI.KR,
FALLS OF scHUYLKILL.
| NIB. BROWHE.
No. 1l5 s. FIRru Street
JOHN ". TRAzIER,
Au22-R Ne Sta 3, SIXTH Street.
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UNITED STATES = 3-IO
TREASURY NOTES. /
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under instructions om the Treasury Department. this
Bank Is prepared 10 receive subscriptions the New
Patriotic Loan, issued In the form OF Three Year Treasury
Noes bearing interest Al the rats Of $40 por
Rnnum, payable ss@i annually Ia Lawful Money tho
18th days OF February and August respectively Of each
year These Treasury Notes maturity,
the option OF the holder United States per cent
Bonds, interest payable in COIN, aud redesmabls
hVe and able twenty years from August Vs. ts6T.
Coupon Notes wi be lisa ued In blank payable order
As may be directed BY the subscriber Of $50 sOo
$500, slO0O, and 5000
Interest viii be allowed from the date Of the subscription
10 the 18Th OF August next the OF the Treasury Note
Thote who may subscribe the 18th Of next
will required pay the Acorued interest the Sotes
ANY subscribing for not ess than s25o0 OF hs Loa7
At any one time. win be allowed commission OF
quarter per cent payable by the Treasury Depart
men on the receipt OF bill for the amount approved by
the subscription agent
Referring the annexed appeal Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury AAk all those aiding the Govern
ment TO subscribe to this Loan.
4. H. CLARK,
Aus. In PRESIDENT.
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s1y- DEAFEEss, NOISES IN THE HEAD,
rHRnAr pIsEAsEs, GNrAHEn.


Those who suner frcrs those malAdies have nov the
very best Opportunity Tor andng relief Tho apparatus
cuntuucted by ~ Won MOhCHZtSKER " undoubtedly
the most perfectly effective usod for reaching
The seat o the disease 10 which &c h dir .otsd and etad
eating % with wonderful rapidity. The application Is
painless. ONCE, No iicI W tLSUT Street
TESTIMONIALS.
To the Deaf Z. Won MosClglskrr Aurist, No 1927
walnut street. operated succesBfnlN on my ears
Restoring me 90 perfect hcerin'. rcd what the
physicians called thick cnirg ho drum Of the ear
WILLIAM CRANE, Builcer,
Residence, No. 1913 Second street.
Philadelphia, August ., lsGA
Plut 25th June lsi This ts to certify that
f'r four troubled with offensive discharge
accompanied with deafness. have been treated BY nu-
UfDus rhyscians without receiving any bcuuAt some
months agu ! applied TO pr Won Moschgisk who has
accomplished perfect cure.
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER
OF the firm Of Shoemaker & Iisdhl, Merchants,
No 2ii ". Broad street.
Private residence, No, ~ Green street
EYE-Dr. YOS MOSCHZISKER can he consulted on
on Ulsdies Of the Eve. The SURGICAL operations t1
restore SIGHT sklfuly performed.
once, No lO1T WALNUT Street,
Where hundreds Of similar testimonials the above can
be examined. aud-I
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The Shetland cOdhshery will be failure this

The International Congress for the Promo
tion OF Social Science. which held its session at
Ghent la 1868 has decided to meet at Amsterdam
this year in September. The king has placed tue
royal palace OF that city az the disposal OF the
Congress for It's sitting.
The Sultan, in a case In which the chief Of a
Christian village near Yanina, had been unjustly
condemned 10 death for taking a part in a MUIR
defous afray with another village, has granted a
concession unprecedented In the Turkish criminal
laW--thaf OF q new trial. The man was acquitted
on the second trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-02

k1SF- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. -.
isaaes D., Professor Of tho Eye and Ear, treats
All diseases npportAnng 20 the ncbeu with
the utmost success Testimonials from the reAbe
sources IN the city and country oo At his Oco
No oil PINE Street Artificial Eyes Inserted without pair.
No charges made for examination once hours from 70
II A. NJ. , tot 2. N No. 81 PINE stEeef. ie7 3In
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l.. J. DENUrH, Secretary.


kSsgs HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA
- Militia Harrisburg, August 30, tSgi-Cleneral
orders No. LIN conformity with the prpvislons the
acts Of Assembly Of the 22d and 25th OF August 1851 and
the set 10 which they are supplements tiI ordered
That the raising OF the corps Of fifteen regiments n be
called the "PenRsyNanla STATE Guard, provided Tor In
said acts, be forthwith commenced
As the hTst portion Of that corps three regiments OF
field artillery, shan be recruited without delay These
regiments, squadons ana batteries, Il Is Intended shall
Of able bodied persons between the ages eighteen and
nity giving the preference to those who
dram under the laws Of the United States.
- The force, thus TO be iased, will be commanded by
In the service Of the United States and been hOnorAbly
discharged theTetrum.
Governor and sicred into the service OF the State The
force VIII be used only the seisnsc the I
will, whe in sery ice. he othed equipped armed, sub
sisted disciplined. and paid a. provided for by law for
sml ar troops the service ot the United States
Persons qualified by service for the position
pRDy officers in this corps will, appcson TO the State
Inspector Genera at Harrisburg, receive authority
crut companies and squads and IL Afterwards elected
company officers, VIII be commissioned accordingly.
g. The said shall be enlisted In the service OF tho
state for three unless DISCHARGED, shall
he liable 10 he called into the service OF the State
tmes as the Governor may deem their scryicoI neces
snry.
burg der the charge Of competent military and medical
officers and transportation for troops thereto will be
furnished 10 persons recruiting companies and squads Of
not less than eight men, on application to Colonel e.
Z should the regiments squadrons and batteries, spe-
ciAy herein provided for be recruited within thirty
days, the deficiency viii be suppliedby dram.
s Brigadler- General Lsmue Todd, State Inspector
Gen raj Is charged with the execution Of this order and
all the details under II.
By trder Of A. G.. CURTIN,
dovernor and Command der in chief
A l. RUSSELL, Adn,ant-General, Ponna. sel-6
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU.
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But ABIDE from all tho advantages have enumerated
special Act Of Congress erenps an bonds and Treasury
notes from local taraiisn. On the average this exsuP
ton worth about two per per according to
the rate Of in various parts OF the country
II is believed that no securities offer great induce
mens lenders those issued by the Government In
all other forms OF indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties stock companies separate oommHnl
tIos only, pledged for payment while tho whole pro
pory Of the country Ia hold to tho discharge Of al
tho obligations Of tho United states.
RuRsCMrT1oSs WILL BE RRcENKD by the Treasurer Of
the United States Washington, tbs several Assistant
Trsasurers and designated DepOsitAries, and BY tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK oT PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
By al National Banks which are deDOsariss Of public
morey; and [au99-tfl
ALL RESPECTABLE BASRs'AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMrssARY OF SUB.

WASHINGTON, ID. , August n. 1884
VIII be sold At publlc aneiion, MONDAY. 8epembar
D, 1864, az IL O'Clock A. NJ at the Sixth street wharf
Wnshlngton d c., the following public properly, IN good
condition lyiz. -
One thousand OoOO) Beef Hides. saitod
Iifty- wo (52) Beet Hide dry.
Eleven (fi) sheep Skins.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
8. c. GREENE,
au9-6 Captain and C.6H.
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Imnortnnt from sherman.

The Chicago Journal of Tuesday evening
says;-"A gentleman who left General Sher-
mans headquarters near Atlanta on last Thurs
day night informs us that the whole army was TO
move early next morning, and that he has no
doubt Atlanta will be in our possession within a
fortnight. Our supply trains, by railroad, already
run within three miles of the city We may soon
hear Of very vigorous operations"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-02

s4ar OFFICE OF THE UNION PASsEN-
- ser Railway C,mpsny.
PhIL NbELPHIA, August p, 1861
Tho third n ,tAment n nYe dollars each share Of the
stock Of The Union Passenger hallway Company viii he
and payable az the office ot ,hv Company No. ill
WALNUT street, on September ., 1854
w. II. KRMBLE,
au22-l2 Treasurer