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ID OBERT LEECU,

OBERT LEECH II,
IL
(Lale Solicitor OF the Office Of the Auditor OF tho
Treasury I the Post Once DrpartmentJ
ATTORNEY AT-LAW, AND SOLICITOR
OF CT INNS,
Washngtni City, viii TTSCtice in the Cuurts OF
the District OF Columbia, the Court OF tlAms, aud
the Supreme Court Of the NaiiCd States, aud VAT
give prompt nj eRtiun 10 the lugCcuilun Of clstglS
and the adjustment OF accounts in all the DcpaIi-
ments OF the Government.
Once, 476 seventh street, opposite Post Office
Department Au3l-3m
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THlS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
l. the auhscTiber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, ietters Of Administration on the
personal estate Of Henry c. Holmes, late OF
Washington county, ID. C., dec 9ased. All I,ertuns
having claims against the sand dece .GPd are here
BY warntd 70 eShihit the same, with vouchers
col, to the ouhsctiber on or before tho 10 day
oi August next; they may Otherwise b. law Jg cS-
cluded from all benefit OF IN Il q tate.
Gtven under my hand this 18th day Of Arrust,
1854 MANY '. HOLMES.
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EDUCATIONAL.

'FuE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
l. The Fifteenth Annual session OF this rnltitu.
lon viii commence on the 8 h ri September. 1851.
-iTcuiars obtained At the AcAd my, conner Four
csnth street and New York Avenue.
AuI5-eodll
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NOW RE ADY:
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
THE GREAT REBELLION,
FROM NOVEMBER 8, 1860 TO July 1, 1861
Including a classified summary of the leglBl alton
OF the Second Session Of the Thirty.bixth Com
gress, the Three Sessions Of the Thirty-seyenth
Congress, the First Session of the IhlFty.etghth
COngress, with the votes thereon, and tHe import
ant Executive, Judlcisl, and Pnlltico-AIilitary
Facts OF tn vt eyenttul periOdi together with The
organization, legtslAtiOn, and general PROCEEDINGS
OF the Rebel Administration, by
Hon EDWARD MCPuENsoH,
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives OF the Jul.
ted States.
The work contains n MAGAZINE or FACTS, ar.
ranged in logtch order, or grouped In natural
harmony, constituting most valuIble contrib =
ton to tho Historical Literature OF the country
Ia all the votes, parties are classified.
The HdcT IL thorough, both as 10 names and sub
iccts giving the reader entLe command OF the con.
tents.
lBpp svo, law, sheep; price s Il fire. by mail
PHILIP n SOLOMONS, In6llshers,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
Bel2tuths2w l32 Penn. avenue.
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OFFICE UNION PACIFIC II Il. CO.,
" No 10 WILLIAM STREET, Ncw YUHH, Sep
tender I'd, IS6I.-rIe Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF thi. Company will he held ga the
lfst MJNDAh VI OttUbel, al the office of the Com
psuy, No. - William street, NCH York, at II
O'Clock, IN, Tor the Transaction Of such business
as may come before the meeting,
JOHN a, DIN, President.
II. V. POUR, Secretary. GrI3 I'D
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TIE RECRUITING CONFERENCE.-The follow
ing gentlemen from the various wards assembled
i,s, evening at the City Hall. for ne purpose Of
recruiting SYSTEM MeAsrs. +. Howard, @. n.
Plant, J. ). Smith, W. Tucker, and s. W. owen,
Hurley, W. ]. Harris, Z. fdmonson, II. Lyles,
and others, OF the Foufth ward G.. F. Gul'ck, c.
}. Garfield, b. F. Ecers, o. W. Gars', Fifth ward
well, U II 10, y. +. Bsrtle, W. s. YeatmaD, and
g. White, seventh ward. after a long oonsulta-
st 'nding, which IL was deemed inoxpedlent TO
make public.
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the
iPowEsFuL AND T.LENTEp COMPANY.
THE VARIETY THEATRE OF THE PEOPLE
THE MONSTER STAR COMPANY
received with perfect avalanche of applause.
IoHy DESIER,
THE AMERICAN BLoNDfN,
the most artistic Gymnast in the world will per
form his perilous feat Of
WALKING A ROPE,
stretched from the age to the Gallery, distance
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FEET,
MAN ON HIS BACK,
WHEELING A BARROW,
WALKING BLINDFOLDED,
AND OTHER INCREDIBLE FEATs.
Second week of the two beaut es, Misses
MILE AND CLARA FOWLER,
MILE AND CLARA FOWLER,
whose exquisite dancing hss been pronounced the
very Poetry Of Motion. They will be supported
in their Terpsiohorean efforts by the
ENCHANTING CIRCLF,
COMPRISING SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIES,
let Divertisement, arranged by Mons L Iui- Sol.
lOGy, entitled
sICILIENNE vEsPERs,
sICILIENNE vESPERS.
ENlbOi HEtt tllnc OF tlegAnt ChArActer Dance,
LIE PLASTER De TYRoL,
by the Misses Fowler and Mons. SzolloIy,
First appearance this season of the accom-.
JENNIE ENoLE.
d. W. COLLINS,
d. W. COLLINS,
The pcrsouAtor OF the great cccsptriclty,
THE HAPPY OLD MAN:
Return Of the Ethiopian MOnarch,
10 N MuLLIGAN.
JOHN MULLIGAN.
Reich BELEHA sNTy aS5 ", WARP,
the Champion Clog Dancers.
6ouGHEsTY, REDEEM AND HALL,
DoUGHERrY, REDEEM AND HALL,
In their eeoentricitiet.
W. D. CAytNAGH,
In new Comic Songs.
The entire mmoth company Of over
ONE HUNDRED PkRFORMERS
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
will also appear In great and glorious bill, en-
OPERA DANG BuRLEsQuF, FARCE, DRAMA
CITIZENS, STRANGERS, AND
LOVERS OF THE DRAMA
THE GREAT CANTERBURY.
REGULAR MATINEE FOR LADIES,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
PaTquette, Balcony, and GAllery...........25 cents
Orchestra chairs .........".........b0 eonts
Reserved OrcheltrR seat. cents
Lower erivate boxes, holding six persons.
Sit gle seats IN Balcony Box. .................SI
Private Boxes and Reserved Seats can be occurred
from 10 In the morning TIL ap.m.
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPT. %,
BENtFI, OF JOHN DENIER,.
RENEEiT OF i j9aN BEStES'
on which o casion he will make an
or r rsI9E TIE TIE GGAaNNTERRTR
to the opposite corner, Including some fearful
THE ASCENSION WILL TAKE PLACE DE-
FORE THE DOORS OPEN.
In rehearsal, = new local plece, written by W.
D. Cavsnsgh, author Of "The Blbhwhsekers,"
GovERNMENr CLERKS;
GOVERN IEST CLERKS;
GOVERNMENT CLERKS;
on,
THE RAID ON WAsHINGToN.
THE RAID ON WASHINGTON.
INTERNAL REEVE NUE..
LITTLE, BROWN X CO,
ITO WAsHISoToS STREET, BOSrON,
Publish this day
BOUTW WELLS MANUAL
OF THE
EXCISE LAW.
FOURTH EDITION,
Based upon tho Act Of Congress OF June 20, 1864.
The MANUAL contains the whole Law, with
complete Index, Tables, Schedules, Decisions and
Ruli0gs aud Notes for the guidance OF Business
Men ard Officers OF the Revenue.
$40. PRICE So
W A X PO W Frs
UNDER THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED Stalls.
by
WILLIAM WHITING.
SvO. PRICE s26O SEQ cost
NOW ADY:
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AUCTION SALES.

- - - - hO11A<A<N''
RY ]. O. CURE q CO.,
AUCTIONEERa. .sH.
SUnnRNMENr SALE OF OLD MATRRTAL Is
a. TIE tn hsURY FXrENsION.-on THURS.
LAY MORNING, September 18th, at II n'cI on Al
articles: 'ei' ''i INV 'oho"ins
Several lots Of Sandstone.
sevetsl io's ast Iron Doors aud shutters
Lo' Of old Iron Castinrs,
Lot Of She wing and old Lumber.
Lot 81 Cement, Oil, and other R,trsI,
Lotof opr, Wooden TanLs aad Iron n si,,o.
Iotof Thick Hammered Glass
y ne heatiog Furnaces complete.
Terms Cash. lSAfAH ROGERS,
Supervising architect,
.,, JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
1901 Auotioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF REFUSE WOOD,
IA CHIPS, sc, AND ASHES, CINDERs AMI,
ALSO, ONE YOKE OF coNDEMNEB
U. s NAVY YARD,I
,,,, WAsHfsoToE, Sept. 10, 1884,
Will be sold. A. public auction, to the highest
A. the Washington Navy Yard, lot Of Refuse
wood, Chips, &C., VIII oh will be arranged in par.
ees LOT the convenience Of the purchasers; also,
Brass Foundry.
Immediately after which will he sold,
ONE YOKE or OMEN,
condemned a. unht for public use
in Government funds. ' '
Articles TO be removed within one week on for.
feitcd tn Government. " "
For the Oxen-Cash on the amt and " ho m
moved on the day Of sNlc. '"' W W
CHARLES L. LATHsoP.
selH-td tChron. copy.l NAvAl storekeppcr
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL col
IL LEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADEL.
fHlA. Session of lsjI-65 higgins October lOth
FACULrE-C. heftUg, NJ. D. Ad, Lippo, NJ. d (;
II. N Guernsey, NJ, d. Z. a. kaue, ~. b.; q. Il
Statkey, NJ. D.j r. Wilson, NJ. D.; L. Heermuun,
NJ d; Prof stephens.
ALdrcss {. HERMANN, NJ. D., bean,
ae3-wlt No llOb Filbert RtrPrt.
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Sixth WARD DRAFT AssoCIATIoN.-1hisa as
ISOLATION met last night at Otd Fellows' Hail.
Fee committee stated that Gen. Fry hal undi
cOnsideration list OF sIx'y-four names OF pet.
sons who have VI lunteeted In the naval service
from the Sixth ward, ard that they had received
INFORM sfon that the d. Aft in the ward would not
IKE ace until T. was decided whether or not the
credit OF these names wOuid be allowed
Oh milton oi Mr., alton, a vote of thsnks was
given TO Messts Haskell, Pcake and nrne', who
inside copy OF the enrolment for the association.
On motion, = committee OF MAE, consisting IT
the following named gentlemen; r. Z. Clarke,
Geo. A. Bohrtr, Wa. Dinon, Robert Combs and
g. A. X. Marhs were appointed to meet the COM
mitteeB from other wards at the City Hall
The rs ooiA ion then adjourned to m Get at the
SINE place this evening, when = copy OF the en-.
rolment w uld be furnished.
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n A " T T. II u U r Y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LoUistAEk AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH sTHrET.
Rear ni National and Metropolitan Hotels.
"FphIE LEh.-.,,...... ......PhOPRIETOR
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
POWERFUL AND TALENTED COMPANY,
THE VARIETY THEATRE OF THE PEOPLE
THE MONSTER STAR COMPANY
received with perfect avalanche Of applause,
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CoLoRED MEETING IN THE FOURTH WARD
number Of colo ed citizens OF the Fourth ward
met last evening at Gslbraith Chapel, on L street.
between Fourth aud Fifth streets, for the purpose
OF aiding he white citizens to clear the ward OF
the impending draft Mr.. Slade wSs appointed
Q airman; Mr. A. Geiger, secretary, and Mr.. T.. n.
Lewis was made treasurer. After q few remarks
by gent emen pre- ent, who urged the loTed PEG.
pie TO use their utmost eide .vorb, the Meeting Ad-
j,urn.d 10 met this evening at Pastor A. foul
din's church, corner Fourth and L streets.
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PROPOSALS. FOR OAK LUMBER,

Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaater,
He2I.ITt Depot Of Washington, d, G,
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PLANNING & FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

DoOR. BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY, FLAMING
IL and Flooring Nil.
Having completed 'nv Fictory, prepared to fur.
utsh Door. sash. Elinds. Door and window Frame
Moting Coruice. Brackets, Dressed Lumber. Weather
hosriinv asd other Manufactured lumber pertaining
building AZ a. reasonable raies Any sheT msnufsc.
tarer the city
Havirg hand large stock - thoroughly seasoned
"River'i Pine Lember. AN enabled % warrant uy man.
gfActure.
Orders for working. flooring. dressing and planning
lumber promptly attended 10
er,2s.asun WARREN TArF
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laws cr e. pduisences. exposures aud mprudence-
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strucfon 70 ,be afflicted snd should bs read By every
votrc er.or 10 keep them th- shoals Which 9th.
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aud thereby prevent inclination 10 ore yeryproo
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In addition to the very liberal Interest the notes
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Resolved That ia the future. IN the past will
with wervug fidelity TO the Union under the
Constitution ~ the only foundation OF our strength
security and happiness as people, ard a. framework
ofgoveruuent equally conducive 10 the welfare and pros
periy Of all the States both Northern and Southern
Resolved That this Convention does explicitly declare
the Of the American people that after four
Of failure TO restore the Union by the experiment Of war;
during which, under the preteRse 81 military necessity or
power higher than the Constitution. the Constitution
itself bss been dsregarded In every part and public lib
erty and private nigh; alike trodden down. and the mate
rial prosperity 81 the country essentially impaired justice
humanity liberty snd the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation Of hostities
with view 10 ultimate convention of the states or
other peaceabe means % the end that at the earliest
practicable moment may be restored on the basis
OF the Federal Union Of the states.
Resolved. That the direct interference ef the military
authorities Of the United States in the recent elections
held in kentuoy Maryland Missouri and Deis"sre, was
shameful violation of the Constitution, aud repetition
Of such acts In the approaching election will be held as
revolutionary, and resisted with al the means aud power
under our control.
Resolved That the aim and object Of the Democratic
party j. preserve the Federal Union and ths rights OF
consider that the Administrative usurpeton Of extraod
nary and dangerous powers not granted by the Con>uu
on the subyers0n Of the civil by military law IN States
not IN insurTecton the arbitrary military arrest, npris-
onmen trial and sentence Of American citizens in States
where civil law exists in fun force. The suppression OF
freedom Of speech and Of the pres the denial OF The
right of un the open snd avowed disregard OF state
rights the employment Of unusual test osin>, and the
interference with and denial Of the right OF the people 10
bear in their defense: Il calculated 10 prevent
restoration Of the Union and the perpeuation Of the
Government deriving u, powers from The consent Of
the governed.
Resolved That The shameful disregard %. tie Admins
traton e. duty respect our fellow citizens who
are, and long have been, prisoners OF war in SUI
fering condition, deserves the seyeTes reprObauon on
the alike Of public policy aud common humanity
Resolved, That the sympathy of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended 10 the Sodery OF our
army aud sailors c. our navy who and have been in
the field and on the sea- under hag Of their country
the event OF its attaining power, they will receive
oil the care protection and regard that the brave sol
dcrs and sailors of the republic have nobly ed
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
.7-30L0AN

The Secretary of ihs Treasury aotioe that ~ab.
crptiOn, will be received for Coupon Treasury Note,
payable thr. year from Aug t5ih 1864 with .em-an.
nus interest the rate of and tenth. per
cent per auuumprncpsi and Interest both 10 b raid
in lawful MONEY.
These note, viii be-cons,ruhle II ihs ppiou u Che
holder a. maturity. ,o SIX per sola bearing bo.
payable Hcs les haB aye more than twenty ycsr,
from their date, tb. 6overuneui may elect They
viii be issued in denominations Of hfiy hundred,
i've handred. thou>and. ant i've thousand doEars.
and all sub>crpiitu, he for say dollsrs
multiple % hfly dollars.
The notes vii be transmitted ~ tho IRE. 4
'E.nspersiion charge a. s0rp after ID, receipt Of the
original Certificates OF Deposit they prepared.
A. the poies draw interest from August H. persons
making deposits Subsequent DAT. pay the
interest accrued rom date q note 10 date of deposit
Parties d~po-iiing t~-nty-f thousand dollar. and
upwards for these notes any one tlms viii hs allowed
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Banet. Notices published ~ the local eolumn. Of
under will b charged fpr each insertion 81. if
ter fines. ten cents per line.
Announcing death with funeral notice attached. fl
sf-hout notice free.
Marriage Notices 81 cents.
Notice 81 Festivals PcRcs ana ExcursOhs gotten ap
ndivitsals association by churches Tho regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head -
Special Notices ten lines over will be charged deuhir
the usual rates.
Yearly advertiser 20 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor Oices of every description
to be charged the Of al 80 for each the
Daily and az in the Daily an Weekly he 20 b. ~
all ca-es, paid In advance.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FENHE FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice is conducted with theory
in TEACHING, and where session Of Board Of Trade IS
held by experienced n all the legitimate ransac-
tous and usages OF the West.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

raNHs HOTEL PROPERTY ON TUE CORNER on
4 DelaWare and SOnih streets. IN Indianapolis con
tsToinV 20 ree.. situated well tn secure th-iv+n,
snsines- Terms es~y. Inquire o.
AcKFRSAS & PIERCE,
s,ptie-a2u Real ksiste gents
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and Propetors Of this College have
ioyed large experience both In practical Teaching and
actual Busness having experience of fifteen years i'm
the business and for several years principal Teacher and
head 0fhc actual Business Department Of the Pough
keePse College. To yoang men, who can devote but two
or three months to study We would call their attention
this system Of Business Instruction and popular Edu
cation, where you upon the study and dscip
line Of acquiring wealth rs fbe employment of Labor.
Talent and Capital
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DAILY SENTINEL
National Democratic Platform
Of 1854.

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Lie LlBERTY-PRIvATE RIGHTs-FREE ELEo
TIoSs-A FREE PREss-FEEE SPEEcH-TRIAt
BY JURY-THE RIGHr or AsYLUN-JFsrIcE TO
oUR SOLDIERS.
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potence IA both sexes The efects Of these disease
The body and mind, aud the Authors New Treatment Of
all these ia full, the only successful method -
cure with exposition Of Quacsery.
This work i not quack advertisement, but warming
and guide married snd single !; IS the only book
that gives the treatment Of ell the above diseases in plain
English with sai directions for seftresmeni and
tans much Tslg able information not prsper 10 mention
IN pablic notice Thevor 300 pages and loo
plates and engravgs Of 10. above diseases Sent 20 any
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Those afflicted with Of the above diseases before
placing themselves under the treatment - any one.
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE or MU-
NICIPAl TAXATION.

But aside from all the sdvsn'sg> have enumerated
special Act al Congress ,1t.,fs al bosd. aad Eea.-
',g NOTES JTo, Eocpl tssafjoa ON The average this
exemption i worth about tvo per cent. rsr snnum,
country.
II il believed that securities ofcr 20 grcNt irdEce-
Lenders tho~- ssucd 10y The Gor.rurnsn MT
In all other form, Of Indebtedness. the faith nr ability
private parties stock COMPANIES. separate
mune, only is pledged for payment, Will. tho whole
property Of The country j. held 10 the discharge
Of all the obligations of the United states
While the Government offers ihs most liberal terms
for IL loans It believes that the very strongest appeal
will he 70 the loyalty 'nd patriotism Of th. people
Subscrip,ion~ viii he received hv N.
Up go the 9Th of Scp'emhsr. The sub.crp'ion. 10 this
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.

II HA SsTioSAr s.viSss B,Ns Offering higher rste
Of interest than any other. aud ne bel seesfg Any
savings bsuk which pays IL dePositors in T. 5. Notes
considers that i, il paying in the best circulating ne.
dunn of The country, and II cs''Hof pap anything
better Tor its either IN Government Sc.
cures or in notes bonds payable in Government pa
per.
Il - equally Convenient ss temporary OF permanent
Investment. The notes Away. be sold for within
fraction Of their FAC, ard accurusted interest. and
the best security with bank. coustersls for dis
counfS
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PAIN TING.

~ LONG. NO. , EAST NEW YORK STREET. OP.
~ POSITE University square. ! prepared do all
kind- and sign Painting, GraIuing and Glazing
short notice and IN the very best style Persons
wanting s0rt in BE line are reqIesisd to give him
csil ae~s-tiF q
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Merchants Exchange,

The Students Of this College enjoy the benefit Of the
regular meetings Of this novel department. conducted on
the plan Of the Chicago AMI Cincinnati Boards OF Trade.
(where actual transactions hail. Reports an
nounced and such instruction given viii make all com
petent TO bay and sell on Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers inv d to call address for
further particulars,
GREGORY & MUMFORD.
f1-llrn
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CIE NGE OK TIVE T. Z.
1864 SUMMER 1864.
1xxaxlH ~ "a - M - ~s-H

Leave Indianapolis
pay Express via Fiqual at------ -'V' y ~
Night Express via Dsytonl ,'tv Z
ea-Ir,lus Accommodation via raua' - - J. v
Trains arrive.
Night Express via Dsytonl st---.. ssV ~.
Nav ExurcSS via PiQua) at - =. -
Columbus Accommodation via Pqusl al l.'V T. n
Fxpress train. ofhis line make the olowins cohnee-
tionS . ,,,-, 80;
R. r. fer Cleveland. Dunkirk, Bufale. New foFS and
Boston
wheeling Piitsburg Baltimore, Washington City, FnllA-
delpkia and New York.
Mia Pttsburg. Columbus aud Cincinnati X X Tor
steubrve Ptisburg Harrisburg, Baltimore, FhilAcei-
phia New York and Boston.
Al I1qua. crossing of Dayton and Michigan K K, foF
Tflaes. Toledo and Detroit.
Atgrbara crossing q Atlantic -tt Great NeserA sAl
sandusky, Dayton ard Cincinnati Railroads.
TIE Iav Express and Columbus Accommodation trains
onnscl cireet Richmond foT Dayton AetA, Anit M
sna CineiE1st arriving ln Cincinnati az ilSN u n sni
945 T. N.
through sleeping Cars OF Night tIa!ns.
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