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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-10-07

.,rnaign Union club has been
.,r.bed in Burlington, whose head
...rs are in Strong's Hall. 1t is a
\ pity that Town Committee for
,rbops did not take measures to
..,.;;,4 here a campaign club for dis
In and distribution of political
and documents. 1t is not yet
H. Great good might be accom-
,Ao5 between this date and the Sth
If November, if they would only
! II themselves promptly and zeal
b.
we shall not print in our columns
hints Of bets, votes taken on rail-
4 cars or steamboats,. They are
rnr poor trash. They don't amount
Inch when genuine, and most of
accounts we find in the newspapers
fictitious and gotten up "for bun
lbe
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of
mont was in session in st. Adams
9th. and was largely attended
fly all Of the subordinate chapters
be State being represented. The
lion was held in Masonic Hall,
,eelers block--which was com
liable and convenient place for the
shng In the afternoon session the
owing officers were reelected for
year ensuing
iamalicl Washburn, of Montpelier,
md High Priest Leverett 3.
glesby, Of Burlington, Deputy
md High Priest Horace Strick-
1, Of Bradford, Grand King Ed
d S. Dana, Of New Haven, Grand
he John B, Hollenbeck, of Bur
ton Grand Secretary William G..
w, Of Burlington, Grand Treasurer.
= The stealing Of fruit in this Vi
Ity continues to be the subject OF
Istant and bitter complaint. We
st our policemen viii take pains to
ct out the thieves and bring them
punishment. The evil has become
wing one and the seyerest penalty
.he law ought to be visited upon all
nders until this petty larceny ceas-
% be prevalent in our midst.
r The next meeting of the Yer
ut Historical Society will be held
on Tuesday, October Is
4, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. The annual
ress will be delivered by the Rev
-lamin Labaree, ID. D., of Middle
y, and the Rev. Charles C.. Parker
Waterbury, will read biographical
len OF Gov Ezra Butler. Other pa
$ will, probably, be in readiness.
We are glad to here that the
'tlcal address of 1t. Gov. Brown
ne Vermont State Fair is about tc
William G.. Cambridge, Esq, late
tor and Proprietor Of the Yer,
mes Vermonter, has disposed of that
'ohshment to Mr., Orange c. Gage
i"cucai printer, and is about to re
70 to Newport, Orleans County
re he designs to establish a hy,
on newspaper Newport is said t,
The most flourishing and growing
zoe in Vermont
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No1IcE.-All persous having unsettled ac-
~ counts with the late firm Of Webster 4
failey, or with the subscribers, are requested W
call and settle the same immediately, as we are
closing up our business.
lf1 u rtsfet THOMAS FAiLEY a co.
st. Adams. Sept. Is, 1854. 2s-4w..
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4 LOOTED PAY.-Assignees and others
N holding Allotted Pay Of the Seventeenth
Regiment are hereby notified that returns
have been received to june 30th, and this office
Ia prepared TO pay the sums received in tho usu-
al way. JOHN Il. PAGE,
Rutland, sept. IS, 1861 T2sl Treasurer
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U. S. EXCISE TAX.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX
Sd Collection District, State Of Vermont

IN pursuance Of 'An Act 70 provide internal
L revenue to support the Government 20 pay
interest on the public debit and for other pur-
poses, approved June sob 1851, and the Joint
resolution imposing special ncotle duty, APP
proved July 4th, 1861, notice is hereby given
that the list of ALI persons assessed for said
special income duty, viii remain open to the in
spectiou Of all persons who may apply 10 inspect
the same, for the space Of ten days from the
date hereof at the Offices Of the several Assistant
assessors. And after the expiration Of said ten
days, appeals viii be received aud determined
by the Assessor, relative 10 any erroneous or eN-
cessiYe valuations or ennnerations made and
taken by the said Assistant Assessors, at st. Al
bans, at the office of II. IL Farnswothh, 22d day
Of October, 1864. East Alburgh, at my Office
3lst day Of October, 1851.
Rs- All appeals must he in writing, and speci-
~ the particular cause, matter or thing respect
ing which decision is requested, and state the
ground or principle Of inequality or error com
planned o. HENRY c. ADAMS,
Assessor.
Dated at East Alburgh this 10th day Of oeto-
ber 1864. 80 3w
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Franklin County Union Agrlcul.
tural Society.

The following is the list of premi-
ums awarded by the Franklin County
Union Agricultural Society at their
fair held in Berkshire September DIST,
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Sprfial Notifts.

Notice is hereby given that Application will bc
made to the next session Of the Legislature u
Vermont for the charter OF m Aq-educt Coinpa-
ny. with the privilege OF taking water either from
Fairfield or Franklin Ponds or FROM lake ham
plain and cons oyiug thosame 70 st. Adams Village
st. Adams, August 10, 1864. 22f
Notice IL hereby given that application viii be
made to the next session Of the Legislature of
Vermont, for tax h. be lowed on Franklin Coun-
ty. for the purpose Of building new Court
House in st. Albans for the use Of said County.
st. Adams, August 10, 1864. q
Notice Application VIII be made ct The ncxt
session Of the Legislature FOR an amendment
Of, or addition to, the Charter Of the Village Of
St Adams
St. Adams. Sept. 7th, 1864. 2sw
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The Very Latest News. The subscriber
has just returned from market. and is nov pre-
pared 90 exhibit the largest lot and most desil-
able styles II CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS aa onored for sale ia Vermont pur-
chased for cAsn and viii bo sold at very email
advance FROM cost. The place 20 get the worth
Of your money IS at No. Dnrro', Block.
WM. n. SMITH.
st. Adams, Apr Is, 1861
\. B.-Al bills must be paid without delay
7-tf WI. y. s.
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prepared expressly for the TRANscRIrTl
BosToN, Oct. 1864.
Flour and MeaI-per Dbl
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One Dollar TO Seventy Dollars
EACH

Our Ware Rooms are crowded full u Goods OF
every description, in our line, such as
PUMPS,
LEAD PIPE,
STOVE PIPE
ZINC,
HOLLOW WARE,
TIN WARE
JArANNED WARE,
PRESSED WARE,
TOILET WARE,
ENAMELLED WARE,
LANTERNS,
COAL HODS,
SHONET.S and TONGS
CORN Peppers,
APPLE PAPERS,
FLAT-IRONS
WAFFLE-IRONs, &c, sc.
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TRAINS CONNECT As FOLLOWS

GS-- AT Burlington with Vt Central and VI and
Canada Railroads, for Montpelier, St. Adams,
Ncst; At Rutland with trains for Troy, Abany
aud New York, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady,
md the West, Az Bellows Tails with trains on
lowell and Boston. With VI Valley Railroad.
tr Biattleboro, Springfield Hartford, New fla.
icih and Aew York and with Sullivan Railroad
for Windsor, White River Junction, Wells River,
Mountains. - ''-
:, Sleeplng Cars ran GA night trains between
Troy and Montreal, and between Boston and
Burlington. g. ftk griatSs
+. .Passcngers for Tho West will hna this cheap,
pleasant, and expeditions route.
Aeelnng Cars ON all night trains.
ron TICKETS, and all necessary inform ation,
enquire ~ ths Offices on the line.
II. g. MARCY, Acting supt,
Rutland July 26. 1854. liz,
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0he Aelarkrts.
sr. ALnANs MAnkEr oet. o. 1.ea.

Corratcd for Ge Transcript ereyy Fret,
By HUGG d ELLIOT, ..,...... Champlain Street
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NV'I"u hVhIH AND WLeI.
Leave Bellows Falls at II so a. m, 1000 p. m,
80 a. m, Arrive at Rutland at 400 p. m,
1890 a. m, 10. 10 q. m.
Leave Rntland at lis a. m, $50 a. m, 3.4B
p. m. Arrive at Burlington at 42s D. m. 4Os
a. m, 1890 a. m, SEQ p. m.
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For he free discussion Or cuiTent t0pics IN q
~ department Of american LQe.
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DUrLANp AND BURLINGTON RAIL.

Leave burlington AZ $50 a. NJ, Q IS. p. m, 10
PM lilo am: Arrive at Rutland al IL 80 a. m,
10 .45 a. m, 3.35 p. m, 600 2. m.
Leave Rutland at 1900 m, Ito a. M, 400
a. m. Arrive at Bellows Falls at ala p. M, $40
a. M, Z. 10 a. IN.
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n r = 1 @ l A l. 4.
SUBSCRIPTION TO TIE NEW NATIONAL
LOAN

subsChlrIloN ~ ih NEW NATloNAL
Ivan
By direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
hereby give notice that am prepared to receive
subscriptions on account OF United States Bonds
authorised BY the set Of March 1884, bearing date
March I, 1894, rodeemablo at the pleasure Of the
Government amer ten years, and payable forty
years from date, bearing interest II i've per eentum
q year, payable on Bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually, and on all other bonds seni-An-
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OFFICIAL. NOTICES.
hnADa's Mnrrsny DirrEcT or wAsHlsorOS, !
rsovoyF nAn M.S o Isa.

"
HnApa's Military DisTnIcT or WARRINGTON,
fnovogT MAnsnALs OFFICE,
WAsnfHoron, d @, mhrch ", lSsA
General Orders No. ..
In order 70 remove facilities for deaertion ana 20
guard agninst the recurrence OF gross imposihons
vhish have been praetised on United States sol
diern, By soma Of the dealers In military acthins
In this oity u IL ordersd that and amer me eth
day Of April 1854 the sale Of articles OF oiotninS
70 enlisted man Of the United States Army Within
the limita Of the District OF Columbia Wn oeo con
Quoted under military regulations usual A. MILL
tary pests Dealers In such articles VIII Dc re
auired 10 obtain from the Provost Marshal
ue.nss 10 sell 70 enlisted soldiers.
Licensed dealers will Be permitted 10 cell to en-
listed men In the United states service, under
clothing, military hats and caps boots and shoes,
and aky-blue military pants.
For the sale Of other clothing TO enlisted men
special permits from the Provost Marshal Will
be required In each particular case.
Application 70 the Provost Marshal for deal
er's license must be recommended By some person
Of known loyalty, and approved By the Mayor OF
the city Of Washington or Georgetown, respect
lively, according 10 the location Of the place Of
business (which. must DO specified in the Appliea-
sation) Of the party desiring such privilege. such
Recommendation must certify to the loyalty and
good character Of the applicant.
All licensed dealers uhan pest In q conspicuous
position In their placer Of business plaesrd bear
Ing the words, " Licensed By military Authority"
No Dealers licensed or otherwise will be permitted
TO exchange clothing with any enlisted soldier.
Any party selling articles Of clothing 10 enlisted
United states soldiers In the District Of Columbia
amer the publication Of this order without license
or exshAnsidk clothing will DO subject TO the PEN
atty OF imprisonment, closing Of their places Of
business, and eonnsestion OF their stocks.
By command Of nrig. Cen Martindale.
I. INGRAHAM,
nli-iW Col. and Provost Marshal.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HEADQR's DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHEF QARTERmA
n "a


OFFICE OF CHEZ QARTERmAsTER,
WARRINGTON, d. C., March %, 1864.
PROPOSALS are invited FOR furnishing Wood TO
the troops In and around the forts hereinafter
specihe5, from pArtieB owning wood or wood lands
In the vicinity Of the same, viz:
North Of the Potomac-Forts sumner Mansfield,
BAyaTd, Simmons, Gaines, Reno, KearnFy, De
Russy, stevens, slooum, Totten, slemmer, Bunker
sneAde, Kimbhll, PArrott, and Cameron.
East Of Eastern Branch PotomAe-FortE G eble,
Carroll, Snyder, Stanton, Baker, Davis, Dupont,
Meigu, Mahan, and Batteries RicHe aHd Wag-
ner.
South Of PotomAo-Forts Marcy, Ethan Allen,
c. T. Smith, Bennett, DeKslb, CoreorAn, HAggerty,
Woodbury., Whipple, Cas-, Tillinghast, Craig, and
Albany.
Proposals will be received under this adve tisc-
ment Tor wood anywhere within the mits Of the
Department of Washington for supply OF troops
In said Department.
Proposals will be made In the following manner,
to wit:
/. For wood standing (prlee per eordJ
2. For wood feled by the United States engineers
or otherwise (priee per eordD
.. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locality, kind guam
THY, and quality Of the wood, and It's distance
from the nearest fort, camp or station for troops
| Each bidder must attach his full name and post.
office address to his Id, and the names OF ali par
ties interested In the proposal must appear in the
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con.
tracts or PURCHASES made as the wood may be re.
quired.
The right Ia reserved to accept all or any part Of
q bid.
No verbal propositions will be entertained, but
every bid, or Modification Of the same, must be 10
| writing.
"''N' '"N ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QuErtermAster,
m2s-i6t Department of Washington.
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MEDICAL.
CPEOIAL NoTIon.

~ -TI7rll lT-i-- - l'l1al. isaleis 4
Dr. NJ. vrLLNrs Private hospital, IN NE F-a.I
srsl mock, Corner ofssvsnth and ,ifssss. oppoir
site the Pos. and Pstsn, Ones. Room. :, .ad ~
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases Of private nature treated Ia the
best scientific manner, and radical cures sasetsd
in all eassa. SYPHILTTIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, elect, sTRIcTURBs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the rs.uit Of VoLUPTVoBs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oEEERATIvs
ORGANS, from any cause whatsvsr, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured alse,
eoUT. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFBLA,s BLoTcBES
on THE FACE, ERUPTIoNsoh the Limbs and BODY
and all other ERuPrIvE DIsEAsEsan DISEASE
or THE BLOOD, nom whatever cause thsy may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRTUNATK
No matter what ysur disease, lot no false deli
caoey prevent you from applying Immediately to
Or. vellny, who is acknowledge to DO b. far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Pear net 10 come aAa aAks
known your misfortunss, and he wiz speedy ssna
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABusE.
That dreadful ssourrs Of the youns. intulSsa IA
when alone, destroys the ssnsrativs organ, unats
them for married life, produsing weakness Of the
back and limbs, loss Of sninAtisn and muscular
power pslpitsten oftAs Asart, nervous irritable
~, iO" of memory, nsiansAoiy hahlss, insanity,
consumption, and death
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful sonse-
qusnees Of delay, do not fall 70 make your ease
known ImmediAtsly 70 Dr. VsllnY. Ysur secrets
with him are sacred, and ysu mar ssAhdoatiy rely
upon his medical Skill.
Thousands whose systems were sAAttStsA and
who were on the brink Of the crave, have beer
brought back to vigorous health b. his skIllhu
treatment
Married persons, or those contemplating RAtri
mony, who suppeet themselves ofimpoteasy semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising ron q 70
lased state Of the genital organs, whstAsr the, =
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indissrstions,
indulgence ofthe passions In ripper years, are ear
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PROPOSALS. No
TINTED STATES MAZE
" OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
ro.r o1Tlsl Ds,As rarur, /,

sl
wAsHuoT ST c S5,Lr Ma psss y issar
Proposals. VIII be received at the Contract Once
o. Az dsr,ds ant until p m June 1854 70
pe T,. lot conveying the malls %
NE United st9tes In the state OF kANsAs and the
I'LL ts.Ii NJ % SoLohADo, uIAHl mn1 NhyApA,
ss inslruye on ~ .n s NJ
o. aepaLtures and arrivals herein specified eonsti-
'"''"s '"s 0'eri""u I wasSs ~ O"riorn'A'
Route No. -E5F Cs1n AStcASISOn KsOss saint
ely Utah a Tss,ETi,STy, go mile.
Schedule from ID Of Igrl 10 ia Of p,e, 1 BE- "a
monlls.j
m Leave A'oAi'on or Saint Joseph daily, at sS.
Arrive F5iS at SAT- Lake City eleventh day, by II a.
Leave salt lake City daily, A,tonm.
Az, MI nv At en-. or Saint Joseph eleventh
80, ~ Pm =, m'' us HOorsJ
mOnihiJ
Leave Atchison or Saint Joseph daily, at a.
mi
ny sanS SAY LAKE |i'S iour'eenth Jay, oySA'
M ave All Iale CITY daily .t5n
ASrivs AZ htcbi,on y, saln, r. ~. Y, N .,,,,A
a,n nv y m Iaos honr. amt ''SePh iourteen'h
Bldsto extend the daily service from salt Lake
| Civ by VirginiA City 10 FOLSOM eog mile. mr.
and suppl yiny Denver, COLORADO TePritofy, SSiiy,
By the most direct route, forming due conneetions
| with the main line will be conaidored
n service on this route, as extended, be let that
on ROUTES NoG ia 62s and is Iei will moi ne
The accepted bidder win have the privilege to
commence service on the 1Ht July, 1861
n B,-The paper and document mail for the Pa.
eine coast to be sent by sea.
Utah TERRIToRY
Roufe M. IA sSsHFrom sSit iako CITY IN VIZ.
' Finia CITY. Nevada TerSitorv
sss miles snnd h,cL dstit ~
pIyinE Sueh ofBees A. u nav he su ~
the route, NM w Va
Schedule from ia or April 10 Ia of December,
lsmonths)
Leave Salt Lake City daily, at D. m;
Arrive at Virginia City sixth day, by II 4 m,
Il IS hoursD
Leave Virginia City daily, at 10 q. M;
Arrive at Salt Lake City sixth day, by a. M,
ulS hoursD
Schedule from id Of December 10 li Of April
months)
Leave salt Lake City daily; at q. nj
(las hoursD
Leave Virginia City daily, at 10 D. M;
Arrive at Salt Lake City seventh day, by 8 p. M,
(iss hours)
II the extended service invited on route n,26O
be let 10 contract service this route will not be-
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1914 ARRANeEMENTs1 S61

49, ~ - OO -
HEw YORK. LIHEs.
he CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILApEL-
P RHHs, AMP ND, TRENTON RAILROAD coMPA'
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLAOES,
ErszA Walnut Street Wharf ard Ksn-
sington Depot,
WILL LRAvB AZ HoLLowB, VIE! Faro.
A A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C,h "A.
e, (. n, Via csSasn and Jersey cisy-Nsw' We
49, 4; Y, vis 5s%Ssn and Jersey city, -
At !; NJ vls esadon and Jersey CITY
Sd Class Ticket %
A. II 8. NJ, via Remington and Jersey City =.
"n 4, via candoa and AnbOy-c. and
q, a. M A'S SIa SsasaO "a AS
Al =. M daP Via Kcn,lns.on and Jersey city,
Washington and N. Y. Express 500
. - 2. "a, via Kensington and Jersey Gtyi
~ IyP. n, va huntington and Jersey city, ''0
AZ * jSisSsi V q Washington and Jersey ~
n f 5ssIsS; =. .Sj
"a sisss ticket 80
IhG Btb p NJ. Evening Mall and the I.10 night
southern EsprosS VIII run daily, IAN Others, Sun.
fAFs c.eepted.l
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Between Washington and New York, via Dalti-
more and Philadelphia.
Leave Washington for New York At 7 and Io:46
a. m, . and 7:So p. N. The sunday limo leaves at
730 p. m.
Leave New York for Washington at and 10 a.
m, 7:So ?, m, and II midnight. The Sunday line
leaves At 1:so p m.
Through without change Of cars.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. M, ~ ~,
and 2 p. m.
Leave Remington Depot at Il.l6 a. M, 9.16, 80
and SO p. M, and 1850 a. m. (night)
The 6'b p. m. Line runs daily all others, Sun.
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street at 9 a. m. and D. IN.
70 m, and ?. IN, and 70 night.
The Z. m. line runs daily all Others Sundays
| excepted W. n. GATZMER, Agent
| r Phil'a aud N. Y Lines.
| PHILADELPHIA Dec. 20, 1888. deal
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COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNrH,-To WITT
In the ease OF Jonathan W. Earn Aelo, AdmintStra-
tor ". Of John HeiasleF deoe AGed the AdmnHtTA-
TOR ". o. Aforesaid has with te Ap Stion OF the
orphAn1' Court OF Washington eoainty StpresAid,
appointed Tuesday the i2th day Of April neEt for
Al estate OF said deceased, and OF the assets In
hAna, A. lar ~ the same have been, collected and
and heirs Of HAiS deceased are no tinsd TO attend,
70! w he oSphanl' Court OF wash inlyton County
thST maS In ls. h claims Proper froa al
bensnt IN sAn aeoealSd'h estate pr oyhed eopy
o. lhh oraeI q Published once q W Sek for thfee
Test n O. NJ IpBIRs,
n9s1iAWSW' RSgiS ~ Of Wills.
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RAILROADS.
IC)1ANaE OF HOURS.
Phi-dslphi., wiin,ngton and baltimore
VAIL n o A %

RAIL n 20 A q
G'RNERAL MOVE ENTs.
On and altar Wednesday, January 70, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADA., FOR
septedD s.i6, ~ m, aSO D. N. and ii,So p. N.
Chester, At s.oS q. M, Lis, $50, $50 md II p. N.
Mhningson, e 80 Snondays szsepsedO eOS'
New Castle, q sos a n: ard ssop,n.
Dover At aosa- N. and $50 p. n.
Milford, ~ sos a m.
Salisbury, ts.W . n.
TRAINS ToR PHILADELPHIA LkAVE
Baltimore a s,sS, and 10 a, m, tE1prss.,I iatS
Wiimington At I.IS, Q, and 1910 .. n, iatS,
40, go and Hos p. N.
salisbury a. laos b. N.
Milford At 2, SPIN.
Dover al $50 q. m. and ass D. m.
New Castle Il $50 .. N. and5.s6 p. m.
Chester II $40 and go q. m, f2sO, 9, TIA, and
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and in,srmsdia.e
Leave BaitinSfs Tor Dover and intermediate ~.
tons, o. Ia.to p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester a. $40 q. m, 500 d, m
LeAye Wilmington II 6.s6, saS Z. m, SlS, o. m.
rRElGHT Trains, with passenger car attashed,
Leave PhiisdeiphiA, for Psrryvills and. intsrms.
leave whnlnEtoh, for Rsrryvils and intsrmodi.
Leave baltimore for Philadelphia and intermsdi.
ate place. Se w a. - P m +,
diAte places At t.ao D. m. d.
sUNDAYs--oniys q I.Soa. m. and H. Op. M, from
PhilAdslphia 70 baltimore.
From wilmington 70 Philadelphia a, $50 D. m.
Only ~ s.S6 p. N. from Baltimore 10 Philadal-
jan26-i WIN, sTEARHs, SUM.
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COURT.
6sTRIcT OF o G9LgM1IA, WARRINGTON

DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY, TO WITT .
AAAcH %, 1854.
In the case Of Cornelius J. Desmond, AdmiHtTA-
tor OF Mary besmond, deceased, the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation oftho OIphAnF
pointed Saturday, TIE 9Sd day Of April mex, for
Inc dnAl AID distribution Of the psrEo-
hand. ~ far az ths SaHf have been Solleeted and
turned into money! wkse and whore Al ,hs sIedl-
tors and heirs OF said deceased are notnea 70 AZ
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-02

HRADauAHTERs MILITARY DIsTRICT)
or WARRINGTON,
wAsHIEoToE, D. C., February 10, 1884
Gsn1al Orders, No. ..
Col. 7. InsrahAm, 18th Massachusetts, volunteers,
Ia her by detailed Provost hArahAl Of the Mill
tary District OF Washington. He will DO respected
and obeyed accordingly.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. MAa1iSDALEI
JOHN p. sHRRBURNE,
feieu Assistant AdjutAnt General.