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NITBD TATRS NAIL
OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.


WAsHIroToE CITY, March n, 1854.
Proposals. will be received at the Contrast Ohss
OF this Department until p. n, Juls II, 1874 ~
lss a' tho sF ss 81 y: and Il.
Territories Of COLORADO, UTAE, aad NEVADA,
from the LIST October, 1884 70 The io,h september,
OF departures and arrivals herein spssined sonaa
tuting the overland route 10 California.
KANSAS.
koute No. It,foo-From Atehison, KassAs, - BaiAt
Joseph, Missouri, - salt Lake
city, Utah Territory, 80 nilss
and back, daily, supplying sush
ofnees ~ may be on tie Touts.
scADdGS from Ia Of APra 10 ID Of Bss'-I~, q
ponthlJ
Leave A'shiIOn or Saint Joseph daily, A. 9 a.
Arrive at salt Lake City eleventh day, ~ IL a.
Leave Salt Lake City daily, nISG.n.i
Arrive at AtehiIon or SGint Joseph SisVsath
day, by p M, (i4I houH)
SeA'd~k from IH u Dscsnb~ - ~ u Agra, 4
HonihIJ
Leave Aishison or saint Joseph daily, ~ =,
Arrive at Salt Lake City roursss.n daJ, LgIA
LsGrs salt Lake City daily, h7y. nj
Arrive At Atshlson or saint Joseph tsuFtSssA
Bid. to extend the daily service bsa Salt Lake
City, by Virginia City, 70 Fslsop, 80 miles fuP-
her, IMPLYING such ofnsos a. are o. ne Bsuts,
BY the most direct route, forming due ssnnesaos a
WIN ~ 'he AN i ati VIII oe eonlldetea
m ss,Si's on ,his Tou,S' :. EXTENDED v lea dat
IN. s.ssnted bISSsr wiIi ~ WI so' .ps, =.
-. ~ sssePteu oluuer Wln htvs ms pfiVilsss -
n 1.-THE paper and dooan .a, ! M 70, =. "a.
eide coast TO be sent by sea-
po,,.. -. =, .sa hn lhhMIQkI.
houe no. +us-trom salt Lake az - Viz
EiniA City, Nevada Territory,
boS miles and back, daily, sap
Plying iush shesa % AAJ ~ oA
..,.,,. H. 'hs route;
Ssaes~e J's~ ~ ArH - SssSS~,
,, mohhhl
L os p. Ls NY sAuy, A
I. az 49,, 'HkihlA SaU Ska 49, y IL -,
NIs nouItn
ks tttA w dSuy' Az .. nj
30 49,, 'AH LAKE CiD bhh aAI' ~ = -,
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m9nmsJ
t 81. y, x Lars Cly oAllyi ~
IA 1870 Virginia ivy lS'sAn aAI ~ ~
LI1tys ~ s.It ~ ~ S Sn ., A.
uSeho SAi' Lac Siy 1Nsnh aATSbPA
VIZ nousJ
h. ~ a. .o0ps, sore Nv o. Ionn a -
w e' W 'ohtr~e'' AeFlse on thla IoHs VIII set b.
NEVADA TERRITORY.
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SoLDIERs OF THE UNION
ds

&c Read a.. ,h' following Letter, received nsm ys4
Known AND woaLp LkIED REMEDIES
OINTMENT. You will here hnd unB oliclted teAti-
monialI received from all parts of the country
where our army OF occupation is IN force
I IN @eac Il IheSS US% DO R poy ssT ono
but to yonr Fathers and Mothers, SisterS, Wives,
your HEALTH For IS eentS, 50 cents, OF 40 will,
when expended IN these medicines, bring you down
to the 9reeneat and rlpest old age,
The following are genuine letters, on file fol
inquirer. - 81 MAIDEN LANE N.Y.
QUARTERMk1rEEs DEPARTmENT,l
% h Illinois Volunteers, !
FOLLY Island, S. G., November 20, 1853.
Prof HoRoIpdy, 80 Maiden Lane, n. T.:
STA: Enclosed please nnd two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each Of your celebrated
pills and Ointment, BY return mail. Please attend
to thiI At once, for an much in need ofthe above
remedies. Address.
Lieut.. L. W. FELLOWS, @. NJ,
59th Illinois Volunteer.
SAaP hEAR BRANDY STATION, Va,
H., u.y... January 7, 1854. !
DEAR sir; 1 have heard great deal OF tGlU
about your famous Pills, Anla ! never was 10
the need Of them till now, want to try them, 40
DlAIrh@a Il very prevalent at the present time;
send me Me wSrik OF the enclosed. Yours, &C.,
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. 4, 9Th Regt., ExeelAiOr Brigade.
PULASKI, Tenn'i Dec ~, 1858.
DEAN Sin; Please mad enclosed one dollar and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as | AN
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
foursi 6oi THOMAS +. TURNER,
Co. |, I'd Iowa Infantry.
hoRAI' ISLAND, $. C., Jan. ~, 1854,
Prof. HoH0WdW
DEAE sIG; Enclosed ysu will hnd 90 cents, tor
Wtaeh wish you to send me come of your VAluAS
Ole Pllls send them By mail. IeneloGe 10 oentg
for postage.
AdGSesg ISRAEL &. HALL,
Co. d, 4th N. n. Vols, p TT Royal, :. G,
EMCEIRIOR
January %, 1854.
Prof HOHOwSW
sin! Please send me for the enclosed so ceutA the
WOrtn Of II Ia Pills enclosed md 10 cents to pay
postage, and yOG will Oblige. Address, yours,
sErgt. VIM POWERS,
-, 4, Bth Rcgtr Excelsior Brigade,
-. WAShington d. c,
MOHRH lsL-AED, s. C., Jan. 81, 1854.
Prof hOlI0ISayi
Please mad enclosed the sum of ono dollar LOT
Pills. lhaVe DiArrhAAt and can't get It stopped,
90 WANT 70 Try your Pills. Yours Sc.
WILLIAM CHRIsTY,
Co. d. lOAth Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Iiland, s. c,
CAUTION,
Il the Isad'F Of this "nOtloe" cannot get box OF
Pills or uintmeRt T5m the drug store In his place,
let HIN write 10 me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount and will mail box free of expense
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make AZ much pront a. on
other persons make 10 cents, BS cents, and 8l4O
per box or pot. Aps-iy
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HHlBF QUARTRRNASTERs OF.
d. c. January T. 1854
- All dealers - lSugI, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
Onse HuFaituTO, AEIhSSs, and saddiery are re-
quSaIed y send 10 this once, on the MONDAY u
sseh week, sealed proposal or list, ~ duplicate,
o. he Arlsles they are prepared to furnish 10 this
Depot A. ahSrt nohSs, with the price OF SSoh
AArkod u plata figures, so that, IN SAse the xxi
Hensles OF the services require Il, the article
Lowest Prtsa. -
Dealers WihhiAI ~ sell 70 this Depot will be TO
quirSa 70 faIAish Me list punotuAiy every Monday
morning.. ID. n. RUCkER,
nrigGdler General and Chief QuArtermAstsr,
lAb-d Depot Of Washington.
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MEDICAL.
CP EoIAL NOTICE.

pr. N. vELLNY's Private Hospital, In the Fed.
oral Block, Corner ofsovsnth and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent ofncss. Rooms "a and "a,
up stairs, Washington, d. C.
All diseases OF private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical cures effected
in all ssIsA. SYPHnGTIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRRGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or The result OF TOLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GESERATIVE
ORGANS. from any cause whatever, or how long
standing. thoroughly and radically ourcd also,
eoUT, RBBUMITISN, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BIO rCBES
ON TEE FACE, ERVPTIoHSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
OF THs BLOOD, from Whatever cause they NAV
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UHFoRTUHATy
No mA,tsE what your diSeSSe, lei no false deli.
casey proven, you from applying Immediately TO
DE-. vollny, who u ACKNOWLEDGED TO DO by far the
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of privats diseases. FeAr not 10 come and make
known your nisfortunes, and he will speedily send
ysu on your way rejoicing.
sKLF-ABUsE.
NAT trosdful ssourre Of the young, INDUCED in
whsa alone, destroys the senerst.vs organs, UNIT.
,hoa for married Life, producing weakness of the
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
pswss, Papi,aton OF the heart nervous irritnblli.
ly, IosS Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
sOasunp aoa, and death
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful eonSO-
susasss OF delay, do not fail 70 make your case
klswn ian ediAtelJ 70 d.. vellny. Your secrets
with hin are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose Eyutems were shattered and
who were on the brink OF the grave, have beer
brought back 70 vigorous health BY his Skillfu
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating mAtri
nony, who suppeet themselves OF lmpoteney semi
sal wsaknsSs, or any disease arising from 70
lsssd STATE OF the genital organs, whether tho. -
sult sfdiIsAEo, injury, youthful indiBo5 otious,
lAaulsSnss Of tho passions in ripper years, are ear
Aesty sahsNtsd 70 place themselves under tht
sars Of n. V. They may rely with certainty
sPoI . speedy euro, and being restored to full
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EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFTCE 6lA PENN. avenue,
WdIhi'l0toR OtY, D. o.
BEAT kASTRKN, NORTHERN, AND WRaI
EEtN RXPRESs F0RWARDERS

CHEAT KASTRKN, NORTHERN, AND WET
EstS RXPRESs F0RWARDERS-
EGTsha adtsS, Money, JSWolTy, VRluAkIsA,
Hotss, stocks, HoAds, AS.,
Forward n With SAFETY AND DISPATCH IN al
GeoeGIible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agencies In the principal railway towns In tht
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWBST,
Its principal O1ieeB 'r0
T4SHiNGTON, d. o., NJ YOHE. sOSYOh,
"RILADBLPRLA, BALTLAORE, ON
6{YRATI, ST LOUIE, LGUE8
VELLB, LEXINGTON.
Connexions are made At New York AGd GOstOL
9Th lines forwarding 10 the CAnAdAs snt the
British Provinces, sud with steamship linos to Iy
orpOOl, southampton, and HAvTs, and thanoe b;
European expresses 10 all prominent eomn5rc,a
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent
C0llootion ~ NotsG, Drafts, and Bills made A. -
atSsABibl" Darts of ths United stAteS.
g C. DUNN, Agent
WAIhinltNp, d. o.
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81 FICI AL.
CAUSES OF RESIGNATION.
WAR DEPARTBENT,l
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON, April u, 1854.

ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHIS0ToH, April u, 1854.
(Circular, No. a.
l. The following paragraph Of the Revised Army
Regulations Is published for the Information Of s
concerned: .
1875. Ofieers OF the volunteer service rendering
their resignationG will forward them through the
intermediate comm anders TO the oficer comm and
ing the department or corps ddrmes in whish they
may be serving, who Is authorized to grant them
honorable discharges. This commander will i'm.
mediately report his action TO the AdjutAnt Gen.
erAl Of the Army, who will communicate the same
to the Governor OF the State to which the officer
belongs. A clear statement OF the cause will 40.
company every resignation.
Under the foregoing, and 90 soon 40 the order for
discharge has been issued the corps or department
commander will immediaisIy report kh action 10
ne Adiuidh General Of hs Army" by causing the
tender OF reSignst!on, upon which he based the
order, to be forwarded to this once.
In addition to the usual Endorsements the paper
will bear as follows;
HeAdqusrtera.......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ttAtlonS Observation-Disclosures.
Special Orders, No........................
DATE. .''.''r...'.,.....'......
respectfully forwarded to the AdjutAnt General
OF the Army.
Alteration is invited to that portion Of the para
graph requiring clear statement OF the cause 70
accompany every resignation. Under this require
men', the resIonE must be fully stated. II on 40
count of physical disability, the req uired medical
certificate Intended to accompany the tender Of
resignation must state, with care, the nature OIL
the disease, wound, other disability; the period
during which the oiicer has suffered under III
effects and u contradict In ne line Of duty. II thu
disability existed prior to entrance into the Unltet
States service, The fact should BE- diIiHeiIy Staied
.. The records Of this ONCE attest that Depart
ment aud Corps Commanders have, In many in
stances, failed to send clear statemeht (resignA
ton pAper) 10 this office. Therefore, upon 70
oeipt Of this circular, Corps and Department Com.
mAnders will cause the records OF their head
quarters TO be searched and forward to this once
all tenders of resignation there found. Before
forwarding them, each one must be Endorsed with
the source, number, and date OF order as directed
herein. E. D. TOWNSEND,
myl2 Assistant AdIutAnt General.
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F1RSF
NATIONAL BANK OF NAsHIE0TOH.
,Ooo.

p@fhis BANK, organised uAdsE Ne hAasaal
Ranking Law Of the last Congress, Ia opsosd this
day for the Transaction of business, Al The corner
OF FiftSsnth and streets, opposite Treasury Do
pArtment. II. d. COOKE, Prssidsat,
WIN. 9. HUsTIEeToH, Cashier. ssss-l
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN, IAN
i Infallibls Cure without the use OF MedioineH.--
Have you been addicted 70 that habit which has
ruined 30 many OF your sex SOLITARY NICEO
II AsssssATily weAkens the organs, occAsioning
NoLUPTUOUG DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. invariably, II not arrested
In time, train Of IymptomB such as weaknesA
and Pals In the Back and Limhs, Pain In the Head,
Depression Of bplrits, LoIs OF Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling, kruptions Of the Face, Pallid
CouAtsnAnss, and q General Prostitution Of the
Muscular SystSn, and not unfrsquently Faulty,
EpilsPus TITS, and ofton Insanity and ConSuDp-
tloh.
DR. T. o. ELLINGTON, after trying for years to
without sAhsfAsiory results, has discovered a
sTkICTLT MECHANICAL remedy, which is
ssrtAiA And infAllible cure n all eases, Is used
without insonVsnienso 70 the patient by day or
n4ht when employed ~ any kind Of business,
either active or IrtentAry, whether farmer, mo-
shAnis, student soldier or sailor, and will be for
WArds4 70 any address In an oRDIEARY envelope,
with directions how V use, on tho receipt OF FIVE
DoLLAls. Address DIR. Y. o. ELLINGTON,
Ap1-sA' Box lsS, Washington, d. c.
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RAILROADS..
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS

On and after Monday, May q, 1884,
PASSENGER TRALSS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
septod,l O6, q. m, ~ M, 3.io and 10 % p. m.
chester At sos, ills g. M, iSs, asa, 40, and
II p m.
Ills, .. ~, 30, "a IIO, 9, 1870, and II p. m.
New Castle, Al 500 .. N. and top N
Dover, al SOS !. m. and Sop.m.
Milford, 81 sos a. m.
TRIMS FOR PHILADELPHIA IEIIR
gliti3ors At 50, and saoH. M, lExprsssJ LILO,
WiInipEton At sb and q. n, I0al, I, LIS, L
"a, T:lc, $40 and IL pm.
sMsil:Sg5r z, s ,mp
Dover at $50 q. IN. A. t.Hp.m
New Castle Al 70 a. m. and Q s. D. N.
Chester Al % ..t 30 .. m, 1, 40, 40, s,
Leave Baltimore ior salisbury and intermediate
Leave baltimore for Dover and intermediate s,I.
tons, at LILO .. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTmoRt
Leave Chester a. g. 70 r. m, SOC and II p. N.
Leave Wilmington At $40, s06 g. m, as and
TkEIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car .tt,Sbsd,
viii leave Wilmington, for PorryviIle and interme-
di te plsess: At , Is p. n; D..,
oaiy, n an. N. and oSop. NJ '''''''
Prom PhilSds'kiA 70 Wilmington Al 40 a. ne,
PROM Wilmington TO Philadelphia, At TO and
Only a rs p. N. nom Baltimore 70 Phil,dsl.
@XI7.a .H.F KENNEY, A.sr supt.
DIAL TIMoRE AND OHIO
x and aha, su ShjLRo kIs,, ,O,A ,,., s,uv
trains W. wa . run bs,Teen Wilmington and New
York, And ashinSton and the weSt. As follows.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington Al 100 a. m, Ills .. N, $50
On sunday Al sop. m. for PhllsdolphI., and $50
D. m. for New York.
Passenger for Phil.Gelphia will take notice that
TN $40 p. N. train is the LATEST train daily roe
The train al $50 p m. does NOT 90 TO PHrLA.
DELPHIA, and 10 for NEW ronK PAssENoERs Ex.
RoR BALTIMORE,
Lave Washington 81 $40, . m, 1.to g. m, II rs
m, sp. m, 40 p. m, go p. m, and $40 p. m.
On sundays a, 7.so =. m, and :, S.sop.m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington At $40 .. N. and and % p
M, daily, except sunday.
On Sunday, at and 800 p. m. only.
FOR WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore a. as, L9o, 7, ., and 10, q. N.
On sunday At AS and l.oO, a. m, and iBo, p. m
| only.
Leave Washington At $50, g. m, and and 40
| 2. m daily, except sunday.
| No train for Annapolis on sunday.
| Trains leaving Washington at 7SO =. m. and I.5(
p. m. 90 through 10 New York OfAOtR 'eAoass q
cart.
Sleeping car on 100 p. m. train BerthI IN sleep
ing car can be secured until p m, daily, At the
Ticket ofneei after that hour they nuIt be secures
OF the Sleeping Car Conductor.
The nrst and fourth trains nom wsshinStol
stop 81 all way points.
TOL further LhiornA.iCa, ticket. Of every Kind
Sc, apply 70 George s. KoontI, Agent NJ WAsh
| ipgton station, or ~ the ticket once.
| W. p. SMITH,
| Matter Transportation.
| LIN. COLE,
AntI-dH kat AGa
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DHILP 81 SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIONRRs,
IRTERs,
BLANK BOOK axNUFACTURERS
11 PEHHGYLVAHIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military AID 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 Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use At headquarters BY A.
nAtAnt AdjutAnt Generals,
nlAnk books made, and Printing done 10 order on
very short n8tioe.
ALI PTintsd Books sent by mail free OF portage.
oG91-u
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CLOTHING.


T EFT I'm RIsEi LET 'EM RISE /
Ia LET EN- RISE
WHO cAREsi
WHO CAREsi
WHO CARES
A six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Ths balance Of our WINTER STOCK Ia At the
mercy Of the public We shall not speak Of them
again. \
WAIT NO LONGER. now Is THE TINE.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will no, carry them ever.
The great invsntIon of the age,
PALMERs sPoNcING MACHINE.
Every yard OF goods ,hrunk before making up,
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, We shall
continue TO sell less than any other house IN this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATS
CLOTHING
OF
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE
GKNTLEMKNs FURNISHING GOODS
ofsvety description
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand . GOOD assortment
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. H. SMITH,
10 sRvRNTH STREET, oppo.it. Pest one.
Also, aI.rTs RESERVE /. the rear, for ~.
JoBBING TRADE
Al our wholes ale saI Retail hAauiA.tssy 1.
Baltimore
wA'hIngtOnIAAs visiting BAlaa.ro wn SAD II
greatly 70 their advantage 70 call At
SMITH BRoTHHRI Il CO.,
70 West Baltimore street.
ms-u Baltimore, Nd.
- SHALL VIZ SAY ITW
-DARE WE SAT Irr
YEA
We viii act - aadsrSold ~ saith % Aay enc else
WE HAVE GOT THEN.
We can sell them, AAd We will sell ths..
VIZ HAVE BREN SUCClIsFuL,
Undoubtedly owing 10 N. hS that the pusls
have found on, and appreciate oar notsi
MANY sALKs, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLENENI FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, An ENpLlss VARIETY.
AT Ia SEVENTH STREET
ns-u J. BRUCE n co.
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EDWARD LYOKTT.
~ HOOKBISDER,
No. III PEHH. AVE, WAsHINaroA, d c.
Books bound 10 syo-v stvle.-rurSsY doFGsi
auGslA and Calf
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street at \. IN. and = y. Il
Prom foot Of Cortland street at 7, and 10 . r.
10 n, and 9 p. M, and 10 night.
The ?. IN. lisc rams daily all Others sundays
excepted. ". T., GATZMER, Agent
Phll'E aud N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee %, 1863 deIl
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DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Batween Washington and New York, via Bait.
more and Philadelphia
Leave Washington for New York at 7 and loAs
a. m, and 7:So p. N. The sunday line leaves At
ITO p. m.
Leave New York for Washington at 8 and 10 q
m, 1ssO y. m, and II midnight. The Sunday hnS
leaves ST 1;1o p. m.
Through without change OF cars.
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'o0A AND 'on rhlHrAM'
WARRINGTON CIV
Hoass BY alnost
HxTIRK REHRWAI OF MAMMAL
sad III addition Of several q the .ssi Improved
~ So
arc prepksA 70 SKeSuSs sTsy YssssY ~
LzFTEn-PkKu rlIsTrG.
nu.
~. r,pn
'i>
LAEGL POSTBk
pIIE nR CnT ppvn F,rv
EL~~iN- -" NNHONAD ASA'
-
YROMPTNEsS AND DIbPArOu
u.vrt
RELIE on, holI-tf
%,pw IETTvpa p.Tp1T
N G,C,,s. =. - L =
m. AdTSntsTes Of IN, IpIsot,o. A u. a.,
Ae paSTGcT n1rSI 5Is - NSA
m,oh,ra 4. oins,sJ - a. S.hIt. Am .
Tor VAN
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great bSnSht OF Chartered CoApAAIsS-AI
City Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry BoAtS OF Me
VARIOUS cities, and Foot Passengers over Bridges
and Of great strength AID dG.CiiitJi 70 hSrtSsf
comment BY us on this saving poLit IL SAaSSosIAry
" II an Invaluable
TELL-T LIZ CRINRl
KHoCK-DoWN sTErah.
hI general use Il also WhsfsVsS kOnSTS are SEtA
NJ Au5AiVh' sue1 -
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf At Q and g. M, II n.
and p. N.
Leave Remington Depot at lilo .. NJ, a.Ss, 80
and 6.t6 p. m, and ls.SO .. m. (night)
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

Philadelphia is in blaze. The Union
men are having vigorous campaign. -
There were two meetings on Monday
night. The largest balls in the city are
crowded. At one speech was made BY
Vice-President Hamlin, and the audience
that crowded the other was addressed by
Hon. Thad Stevens. From the speech of
the latter wemase this extract:
shall not initiate our opponents, and
make personel attacks on their candidate
l know his father well He was an init.
mate friend of mine. For his sake I
wished we'll to his amiable son when he
first rose into notice. For quickness Of
perception and decision of character he
bad no superior. bad hoped that bis
son had Inherited these characteristics.
1t WAS no fault of his that he falls far be
hind his ancestor in these great qualities
de 10, | have no doubt, mid. kiodhear
ted gentleman. Il would make his heart
bleed to see traitor suffer. We have
the authority of an able border State oan.
tleman, who 50 long assisted to mislead
Inc president. that he is a gentleman of
refined educ ton and polished nanpers I
remember that while Mcclellan with one
hundred and fifty thousand men. lsy be.
fore Washington besieeed for nina
months by Gen. Lee with City thousand
men and twenty Quaker guns. he was
deemed the nestest clad officer in the ar.
my. NO man on dress parade created 40
great sensation among the ladies Ther
called him "dear little banabor Me-"
Laughter and applause Ia these ou.l.
tiles it must se confessed that Lincolr ! i
no match for him. His big fists were ~,
made to wear kid gloves and walk n Ill
ken saloons. They we're made to cra.,
the oaken helve and swing the ,emnersa
steel OF the woodman. His arms instead
OF being srtissicallv rounded and tapered,
are sineSy and long as Cyclop's. Nor il
no 30 graceful horseman. His legs in.
stead OF being padded TO fit Quilted sad
Ole. are long with joints like Hercules =
Fut him asttide OF McClellau's prancinp
parade horse, and you would think he y S
lsgs. e" "''
Now | think that Gen. MoClell.n,.
most fastidicus admirer, even Reverb.
oonnson, cannot complain that iu this pic
sue l have been partial. and made ~.
fayorite 10 ugly on Mr.. Lincoln q h.na-
some. AZ their physical powers 90 az
their intsllectual. II you wish dslie.,e
writer g indite sonnets to ladY's eve
bro~s. choose Mcclellan. If you wi,b !
rugged Anglo Saxon writer to rouse I g.
ton, take Lincoln. If they should en.
counter, either physically q mentally, Tie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-03

EOR SALE-A one story Brick Dwell
4 ing Hcase with tive rooms snda large bAeement
kitchen and part u iot sit,ned esfwesn 9Th and 10th
streets on Des Moines. Title good sale Price,
$40. tseptlSdl II. b. TES-Eyck, Agt-
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