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JkH+ LUGAH . AQuHEc9s
Gen. John a. Logan was Introduced to the
yatt aeeemblsge 6y Capt. North, who had
served under tie General in many hard con-
tested battles. He was received with one
long, loud, burst Of applause, that made ev-
er, tning shake. The General had not been
vel III II the 'e5e p;s Part Of the day, but with
king an excuse, he pitched into his subject,
md to the surprise OF all who were aware Of
his physical condition, made one Of the most
eucct sEtul speeches OF the campaign. Par-
suing almout the identical train OF Thought
that be had ct Centralia and Nashville, the
General introduced new illustrations, and go
beautifed and embellished his subject that
those who had heard him before were faIn to
believe 1t almost new thing. As he spoke
the truth, and spoke 1t boldly, and enforced
1t logically, 1t could never become old.
Truth is ever new. It never spoi1s by repe-
tition. Following the causes o. the War;
ard his imbecile administration; showing
the .csnep:retors at Charleston, Yancey
streets Of that city; going over
the Calhoun troubles; brlng ging up the wing
Of the Democracy Of the past, to which
1ancy, buchanan, Phernando Wood, Bel
mont, and fnch men belonged. The Gen.
eral a1raiened them at the bar of Justice, and
cenc emned them to eternal torture, for the
futurity Of the war, end being the origin aod
c.ute Of i'll the turmoil and bloodshed that
row disrupt our land. Though he knew
that he was serenaded By hundreds Of old
Democrats, he vented the full force Of his
bitterness upon tnat faction of the party In
thawrong. He contended that the men who
cluDg to the platform constructed at Chica-
go-Thich Mcclellan did not. remembering
the warning he had seen so often upon the
csts Of this railroad, tits dangerous to
stand on the plattorm,''-were not, ard could
not be Democrats. They affiliated with reb-
els, y. re rebels every one Of them. especial-
IL the builders Of the platform, and should
be found at the rebel front with rabel mus
kets in their hands. No good Douglas Dem
ocrat, no real Democrat Of any kind, would
fail to see the wrong tho Mcclellan party
desired to irflict upon the country, by a dis
honorable peace, and an Organization Of the
States upon the basis Of the Federal Union
OF the States, meaning BY the latter Union
that each State would be at liberty to break
from at will.
He dea!red every Democrat to 60 to tho
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
APPROXIMATIONS FoR THE MILITARY
ACADEMY.

APPHOfhthIlONs FUN ThE
ACADEMY.
wAn pEPARTMErT,l
ApJvTAHT GKrHRALi OlIIeH' Z
WARRINGTON, AprhA' loe@
General orders, No. iss.
The following act Of Congress 10 pue'i'heu '0'
the information Of all sonsernedi
PunIIc-No. o.
An act making appropriation ioL tns
the Military Academy Tor inc ''''
n, 80, Az IA, ssads sad Hour q Rtprs'snia'
49,, a. n, I,,IsS Saiss Of LasT'es N Coagrs" as
,rrbl:a mat the foIowing sums be, and the same
~. h.r,hv. .pprepriAted out Of any money In the
Tr.a.nrv moi otherwise appropriated, for the sup
na,t AZ he Military Academy for the rear sndiog
The soth Of June, ises'
ror nav Of ofnsers, Instructors, cadets, and mu-
adams one hundred and seventeen tnousAnu one
hundred and ssvsnty-six dollars.
For esmmutation Of Eubslstsnee, four thousand
ose hundred and sixty-one dollars.
For pny in lieu Of clothing to ofieers' servants,
sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, 40 follows;
repairs and improvement, fuel, and apparatus,
forage, postage, telegram, stationery tanspor-
t.tlon, printing, clerks, miscellaneous and inch
dental expenses, and departments Of instruction,
forty-ons thousand two hundred and eighty dol
lars.
For gradual increase and expense Of library, one
thousand dollars.
For expenses Of the board Of visitors, four thou
sand dollars.
For forage for artillery and cavalry horses eight
thousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For supplying horses for artillery and cavalry
exercise, one thousand dollars.
For repAiru Of ofioera' quarters, enc thousand
ave hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise,
one hundred dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets, including
liked wash-tubs, hot and cold water bath Appa-
rAtus and water-closets, one thousand dollars.
For annual repairs OF gas pipes and retorts,
three hundred doll.rs
- -I .'... a., ...,,- an...
for waimlnt apparatus iof 0"tfA'A'' hi''eh
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apiI-dtf
NHAN NOE OF URs,
iisdsIPhis, Wilmington and BaItiuaor,
n A L II o A d

@ FL ERAL NOV MEN rs
On and amer Wednesday, January 20, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAIBS LEAVE PBILADA., FOR
IAltlE.oro, al 80 =. n, Express, Mondays en-.
thester, 500 .. m, Lis, $50, $50 and II p. N.
Wilmington, At tSo tAiondsys exeeptodb 800,
Am, LIS, 20, $50 and II p. m.
New Castle, a. sos .. N. and abo pm
Dover, At SOS q. N, and 80 p. N.
Milford, At soS a. N.
Salisbury, Kt a.o6 . N.
TRAINS TOR PHJLADELPHIA LEAVE
Jalttnore = -, and 10 =. m, lENpress,l iLS
WiTiHgtoh Al 1.IS, ., and idio Z, ~, iq'S,
40, go and n ,o6 p. n,
salisbury u taos p. m.
Milford a a,lsp.m.
Dover At $50 q. m. and ass p, m.
New Castle II $50 .. m. and SIS p, N.
Chester a. $40 and go =. N, 1850, 8, Tia and
II 20 p. n.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury sod intermediate
Leave baltimore fer Dover and intermediate SITS.
lions, a. u ~ m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
.asvo Chester At $50 a. m, 400 p. m.
Leave Wilmington At 6.So, s.as .. NJ, ia, y, N.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger sss attained,
Leave Philadelphia, for PsrryvilIe Ard inferno
diate plAoos, at SO p. m.
Leave Wilmington, foi Perryvilis and InsOrmodi.
Leave Baltimore Tor Phil Adslphi. aud internsdi.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and inferno.
late places a. 40 y. m.
PhilAdelphiA 70 Baltimore.
Prom PhilAdelyhia 70 Wilmington ~ 40 =. m.
From wilmington to Philadelphia a. s0 p. m.
only a. O." p NJ IRON nsitaaore 10 Phnsisl.
Jan2s-u wM sTEARNs, supr.
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VNERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID hereby given that, by . rule OF the Court, ia
terms have been hxed a. follows;
General TermI,
Third monday of January.
FIRST Monday Of May.
Third Monday OF October.
Terms oIhs Circuit Court
In which alone Jury 70 impRnneled Ter tht Gisi
OF civil easeH.)
First Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF November.
Terms Qfhs Criminal Cr'T'.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Terms Of he DiSiriGf tOI!tt.
Frat Monday OF Juno.
First Monday OF December.
Special TsTmI
First Tuesday OF January.
First Tuesday OF February,
First Tuesday of March,
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday of June.
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday Of september.
First Tuesday OF October,
First Tuesday OF November.
FirGt Tuesday OF December.
By order Of the Court. RI. MEIGs,
iyss
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orr L.
WAR DEPARTMEH'
WAsHIH0ToE CTTT, April II, 1854.

WAN DEPARrhEfT,
WAsHISoToE CITY, April II, 1854.
20! }. D. Fly, PTorosf MsTshal General!
COLONEL Your letter Of the Bth instant haA
been received, in which yOu inform me that oou,-
plants have been made In some instances "thAt
the enrolments are excessive" and you "request
my opinion As to the legal and most proper mode
nj proceeding under the circumstances herein set
forth"
In reply, have the honor to say that the origi-
cal enrolment was made In strict pursuance Of the
provisions Of the act of March D. $780, chapter IS.
and though some names were omitted which
should have been added, and other names were In
TeTted which should have been emitted, yet, coz.
sIdering the novelty Of the law, the great number
Of officers acting under II without experience and
the magnitude and difficulty Of the labor they were
called TO perform, II IL remarkable that the en-
rolment wAs so speedily and correctly made.
In order to remove, a. far A. practicable, any err
rors from the lists of names, you issued an order
No. IoI under date of November II, 1881, In which
you authorized and required the collection Of all
facts necessary for that purpose. This srder was
carried into effect. Not willing however, to leave
untried any means within your power Of discover
ing mistakes In the enrolment, you went beyond
the acquisitions OF the statutes, and ordered print
ed lists OF all the enrolled men 10 be prepared and
made public, SO that In every community the eiti'
sens might have an opportunity to aid you In the
performance OF hish puzzle dutyI Whne protect
ing themselves against all liability to bear an
equal share Of the public burdens.
Having taken this preoaution, and having giVeI
TO all concerned the power to have all existing
errors corrected, and having amended the List ae
eording to the best OF your Information, the fact
that any mistakes still remain must be owning "a
the negligence or wilful fault OF those who now
make complaint The law requires you to pro
coed with the draft, according to the enrolment Al
It stands at the date Of the drAf and there 10 nc
other way for you to perform your duty than t.
take the lists then prepared.
II any over drAft 10 made at the present time
the excess will be taken into account In arranging
the quota for the next succeeding drAft, II NOR
troops should be required.
WILLIAM WHITING,
aga Solicitor OF the War Department
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Dr. H. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the Ted.
srh mock, Corner Of Seventh and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent onioes. Rooms "a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
All diseases OF q private nature treated In the
hes, scientific manner, and radical cures effected
In all cases. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON
oRRHGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, ~ the result, Of FOLGPTu0US
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and Other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
ZONES and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLOTCHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoHSon the rImbn md body
and ali other ERuPrIvE DIsEAsEsSnd DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
0S0oy prevent you from ATPSHS '"'ii0'i''o'' W
Or vcllny, who IL ACKNOWLEDGED TO be by far the
mos, sucCEssFuL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
OF private diseases reNr ho' W 0o"' ""u '""A'
known your mi'fOrtunes, and he will speedily send
,,oo m Won, w,v r.,o,s,nv
,prsp
IhA' ore"o'ui ''oufSeo Of INV young inuuiseo In
when Alone destroys the generativo organ ,, unnts
.,,.,. ,,..L,.,.ot The
oH0A ana hmo'' loss VI "oi"'"uo" ~" '"u''U'''
power, psipitAton Of the heart nervous irrtabili.
,.,,, ,.,...,,,,, h.,,,, ,D.,rt,y
~ "'' VI "'"'o' "''
consumption, and death.
,,o,,,,,, -, A.. ,....,,,, ..,..
''oH" MAN !" Wv" VI WV
quenoos OF delay, do not tan 10 make your case
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SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM 5. FISH
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.

shNlENCE W COLONEL WILLIAM >. FISH, |
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
ADIuTAHT GEEEAATG oFTICE,(
WAsHINOroS. April 70, 1884
Colonel William 5. Fish, IIt ConneCtieut cavalry,
has been convicted By sOurtmATtiGl Of conduct
preudeiGl to good order and military discipline"
In having made . fraudulent claim against the
United states and received payment for horse
lost In the military service claimed as his personal
property but belonging TO the United States Gov.
ernmentj Approphating 10 his Swn use and benefit
goods seized by him while acting A. provost mar.
shAI Of the Middle Department. delivering up a
large sum Of money In his possession, - provost
marshal, to person claiming 1t A. his property
and oorruptly receiving IN consideration OF thus
delivering It up the Gum Of $500 or thereAboutsi
and in having caused the Government brand to DO
removed from . Government horse and then SELL
ing the same ~ his own property. Also, Of using
false accounts and vouchers, knowing the same TO
contain false statements, for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the approval OF false claims against the
United states, contrary TO the statute In such
case made and provided.
The court sentenced the said Colonel William 8.
Fish, ist Connecticut cavalry, ITO Be eaIhisrsd 10
totsa 10 Nc lnnfd sts'' Su pOV and SIIOiOaHss due
aHd 10 bteo"'s due 10 him from he United SaieI and
10 PGV 10 ne Untfsd Sia1 Hns Of Ace LAoutand dol
isrIj and 10 b tMpTiIOnSd In Ne psnVsniiayv al A.
bGny HsV York, IN eA other pgGes q, We Ss,r,tSr
Of War ShSH dbsa, uHia SUeh fine sGaH be paid pyo.
ridsd hdi suah tPrisonme sAaH not b, l,sI nan ons
yGsT."
The foregoing SentenSs has been approved BY
the Secretary Of War, and Albany, New York, dss.
iKnAted - the place Of sonnnemsnt, which has
been approved BY the President.
L, D. TOWNSEND,
apps Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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1874 ARRANeEMENTsI QS1

sew YORK. LINES.
HE CAMDEN AND AmBoY AND PHLADEle
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA-
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO HRT YORK
AND WAY PLACER,
VroSn walnut street wharf aad KsH-
sihHtoR Depot,
WILL LRLVl As EoLI,oNs, VIE; Fare.
Accommodation s7.S
Jersey Accommodation lH
AS 4 NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY,
mornlng Express o.
Al 4: NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY
Al II 4 III, Wis KsniinSson .nd Jorrsy CITY,
Al IA H., via Camden and Anboy-C. and
A. Accommodation 1.2S
~ :. M, via Camden and Anboy-C, and
A. {. n, Via Ksu,laston and Jersey CITY,
Washington and n. Y Express $40
A. sEP. "a, VI. Remington and Jersey CITY
Al lrxP. H., v. huntington and Jersey CITY, ~
A. X IsisSsj y. Rsn.inssOn and Jersey ~
A. P.a., Via Camden and HnbOy-AssOn.
nodAtion freight and PAssenEer)-
e s si. ssSct ~
The $40 p. 81. Evening Mail and the I. % might
Southern Express will run daily, tal Others, Sun.
days eEeepted.l
DIRECT THROUGH LINES
Between Washington and New York, via BAiti-
more and Philadelphia,
Leave Washington for New York At 7 and lOA6
.. m, and TAO p. m. The Sunday line leaves a.
710 p. m.
Leave New York for Washington at 8 and 10 O..
NJ, 7:s0 p. m, and IL midnight. Tho Sunday line
leaves At 710 p. m.
Through without change Of cars.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and a. M ~ NJ
and p. m.
Leave Remington Depot at Ills a. m, ans, I. %
and 6.tb p. m, and l9.6o g. m. (night)
The 6b p. m. Line runs daily all Others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street At 9 q. m. and D. m.
From foot Of Cortland street at 7, 8 and 10 g. m,
| IL m, and p. m, and u night.
The 6p. IN. line runs daily all Others Sundays
excepted. W. H. GATZMER, Agent
| PhilA ard n Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. %, 1893. deIi
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PUBLIC HORSES, WAGONS, 80.
WAR DEPARTMENT
ApJuTAsI GESERALs OFFICE
o.,-., wv ~ ~ io"' "P'H 80 ''"N
"'u''%l oI II',i', W. '' 49,, ,... .
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u L'eIJ onl'.i VI 'ne o,iSi 'uSu VI Us
oGAtaetmAs'et department. anu Ihe ehIel meui'
SH oIl0er Oh departments, armies, anu army eoIps'
VIM nAs III ms PoSAes'iou, VI uuiueI MS 0onHol'
Asy morse AhU T' sprins ~sSoh, OF Venice ..
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"n.ln.t us.u AZ InS peIiolnAhVe
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Columbia, letters OF administration on the personal
estate Of Amelia Mcdaniel, late Of Washington,
ID. o. deceased. All persons having claims
Again9t the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the youOheTG thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF April
from all benefit Of the aAid estate.
Given NndSr my hand this leth day Of April, A.
D. 1854.
Ap2Q-IAwSw' LOUISA II. JOY,
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN. Al

IMPORTANT To YOUNG MEN. IAN
i InfAllible Cure without the use OF Medielnes.-
Have you been addicted TO that habit which has
ruined 80 many OF your sex SOLITARY yICE)I
II necessarily weAkens the organs, oecAsloninR
VOLUPTUoUS DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
EMIsSIONS-produoing invariably, II not arrested
In time, train Of symptoms such as Weakness
and Pain In the Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head,
Depression Of Spirits, Loss OF Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling, Eruptions Of the Face, Palld
Countenanse, and = General Prostitution Of the
Muscular System, and not unfrequently Faulty,
Epileptie Fits and often Insanity and Consump-
ton.
nnd a mejieinAl cure ior The above Complaint
without satisfactory results, has discovered a
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which Is
certain and infAllible cure In all cases, 10 used
without Inconvenience to the patient by day or
night when employed at any kind Of business,
either active or B'dentary, whether farmer, me-
shAns, student, soldier or sailor, and Will be for
wArded TO any address In an ORDINARY envelope,
with directions how to use, on the receipt OF FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DR.. Y. o. ELLINGTON,
apT-Sm' Boz 1855, Washington, D. c.
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SOLDIERS OF THE UNION

Read the following Letter. received fr.n you,
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIEs,
OINTMENT. You will here md unsolicited teIu-
monials received from all parts OF the country
where our army OF occupation IL In force.
See e GGS IN yaSa @ e DO HstS :s
but to your Fathers and Mothers, sisters, wives,
your HEALTH For Is cents, IS cents Of q 40 will
when expended In these medicines bring you down
- The The toiiowins are genuine letters, on nls for
inspection at this oniOe Copies sent BY mail TO any
inquirer ou... 80 MAIDEN LANE, nj.
t9lh Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY ISLAND, s. c., November %, 1850.
Sin: Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me dollars worth each Of your celebrated
Pills and Ointment, BY return mail. Please attend
TO this at once, for an much in need Ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, Q. NJ,
1oth Illinois Volunteers,
CANT NBAR BRANDY STATION, YArl
January 7, 1884,
6EIE SIN; I have heard = great deal Of talk
about your famous Pills, and as never was in
the need OF them till now, want to try them, as
send ai me the wSrtk OF The enclosed: Yours So,
%. Z, 9th Regt,, ExoelBior Brigade.
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1883.
DKAR sIRI Please md enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, rs an
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, Ae, THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co, l. I'd Iowa Infantry.
hoHHb lSLAHD, .. C., Jan. 49, 1885,
Prof HolotOaE
DEAR sin; EnslSssd you will mad % cents, for
which Wish you ~ send me some OF your Valua-
BILE Pillsi send them BY nail. IenoloHe 10 oenA
for postage.
Address ISRAEL g. HALL
Co. D, 4th N. N. Vols, T. ri Royal 8, 2.
CAN'T OF GrH EKeELsioR BhIoADH,
January ~, 1884
Pref HOHotSaV
sin; Please send me fer the enclosed 80 cents the
worth Of II In Pills. enclosed hnd 10 cents TO pay
postage, and you will oblige. Address, yours,
BerEt. VIM. POWERS,
Co, r, 9Th RsGt. A1selhlor Brigade,
Washington, d, q,
MoAAm hLAND, 5. C., Jan. 81, 1884.
Please md enclosed the sum Of enc dollar foT
Pills IhAVo DiArrh0A, and can't get II stopped
| so WAnt u tTy your Pills. Yours, ke.
| WILLIAM cHRIsrY,
| Co. D, lSIth Regt. Penn. Vols,
| Morris Island, 81
| CAUTION.
1.-THE FSAder Of this "notloe" cannot get box Of
Pills or Ointment nom the drug Itorein his place,
let him write TO me, % Maiden Lane, enclosing the
| amount, and I will mail hex fres OF expense;
| Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hAAu
because they cannot make a. much proht ~ y
other persona make. 10 cents, Is cents, AnS I:S'
| per box or pot. Aok
| SA
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CLOTHING.

! i
r Ell EN- RISE LET 'EM RISE
IL LET EN- RISE
WHO cAREsi
WHO CAREsl
......... WHO CARES
Viz Months stock on hand Of CBoICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The bAlsnos Of our WINTER STOCK is at the
mercy Of the public we shall not speak Of them
again. Co.,. ........
WAIT NO LoHGER. NOW is rHE TINE,
THEY MUST BIZ SOLD.
We will not carry them over
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGINo MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods shrunk before making up.
Yet, Notwithstanding the extra expense, we shalt
continue to sell less than any other house In thi,
city.
SPRING ovERCoATs
CLOTHING
iHNN AM
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
ei.v.y description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and sec samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
W. 'H'e"" W A''P On manu- sO0u N'0'''"'N'
II svrrp
,.,,,,,,,, ..r,,.,.r =
"s'"'hS''hi'"' '"'onS HAihmore "''' NM 1t
gteAtl, to their advantage to call at
SMITH BROTHERS u CO.,
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 1o.4O LOAN.


NITBD SThTES lV'4V Ivan
~
WV WV
BANKERS,
L67 FIFTEENTH STREET,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
n,ho
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EDWARD LYCETT:
M BOOKBIRDER,
No, an PHHH. AVE, WA1nIHaronJ u, =.
Books bound intsVsFy SsylS-Turksy. moroes
Russia and Calf
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asa PEHHHYLyAHIA AVENUE,
nave constantly on hand
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New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
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Field Copying PTebtes,
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Record books for use at heAdquATtsGs by A..
giBtant AdjutAnt Generals,
Blank books made, and PrUting done 10 order on
very short notice
All Printed Books sen, BY mail free Of postage.
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GUROWsKrs NEW BOOK,
WI be published tolmor row and will stir up tn.
dry bones Of Incompetent and incapable officials
Throughout the land, and make a sensation gOn-
LOOK OUT FOR IT.
GURowsKPs DIARY FOR 1883.
braeing Diary OF Political and Military Events
and TransActions in the Cabinet and In the Field,
- For sharp criticism, alternating with cpl
hon, this work must bear away the palm from all
other. ever printed In this country. limo, cloth
CARLETON, Publisher, New York.
PRIVATE MILES OREILLY will be ready with
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and Comieally illustrated. febS
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CAPITAL 5000 SHARES, aIOO EACH.
TRUSTEES.
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W. L. LEE, Colorado.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
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LEONARD SWEET, Washington.
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TTeAsurer-WALTER L. LAWTON.
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MINES-BRIGGs q GREGORY LoDEs, GILPIr,
COUNTY, COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 10000 sHAREs-sIoa EACH.
TRUSTEES.
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GEO. NJ. PULLMAN, Chicago.
ANTHONY ARNoUX, New York.
HENRY CoGGILL, New York.
r. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
C. G. ALGER, Hudson, NY.
W. G. ANGEL, Providence, RI
PTeSident-J. SMITH BRIGGS.
TreASurer-WALTER X. LAYTON.
secretary-D. LITTLEJoHN,
CounGel-J. 3. WOODWARD.
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