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H., ,oorsRrEss N,tiruy DIVISION
o. SAG MISSISSIPPI, y rlr fIHlD.


CHAIR NOo1,. Tenn. Dec. in. 0nl
otNvK,r ORDERS no. sihc Ucuc.al NJ takes
tti. uppuf ify ol returning hl tanas lua
or TO the brave Armies OF tho Cahegsnd the org, The
1cunesc. their comrades roni tie PotomLc iog the
rt and dr,e ,lsecisss achieved over the enemy
M .hof tne you lave r"cosered o h lie coItio Of a..
TENNESSEE Rive ffom rIilisTcfit 10 knoxville iouilodgei
in nom his urat stronghold npon Lockout iourtdn
drove hr from CAsaHoos, alley, wIes,ca nom is deter
mined rl,,p DE poaefs.on az Nl-.io'..Ey Ridge,
psi VIII heavy -, to hin his rspe ted assaults urog
knoxville, forcing hin 20 rsise tito siege there
ar,,inf niu az ~ points, -.sTy routed and
liscoila.cd beyond Tie limits of tho : cate.
y your noble hsro..n and determined courage, have
o cle inAly DC as,i DE ps Of c ,neuy Tor resal us
.fsssun 81 tic states 81 kentucky AID Io.ness.e Yea
,vs secured positions nom which rchohous power
t,s OK ale oige you. for AL ths the Genera Commanding
.a,nks you collectively aud Individually ihe loyal people Of
tue rd >ai,s tftas sEd bos you. Their hope and pay
ci- iol your ayain hs lnhoy Retea viii you
daily gloir filth Ia you will be ~ vain. Their tors
wnno' ho blasted Thsif prayers 10 Almighty 0od viii be
SHAVE. sd lol viii yet ~ "a ote. hrds Of str and with
III, uvncib. bravery and uuluchs oyeyto ,ostica and
hsh which have characterized you N The pat you viii psovc
tst tueuy riihs4id ,0a aid that deloGsss how
cyor iormiisblJ. can check yo.s onward MARCIA.
rs order II M. -ccn. L. 5. GktNr.
T. = bowFas Assistant Al utan,. Cunesal
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WASHINGTON. Tnufsdsy. Pee. 81. 1903.

WASHINGTON. Tng'sdsy. Pee. 81. ls63
rqfk QUESTION OF 4 aOytEcqY ~ MEXICO.
Tho siatcrncnt, said To be- quoted from Euro
p.,u papers rnt dispatch Lad been received by the
Ffcnci, Government nom tie United States Govern
meut declaring tia. ihs American Republic would
never tolerate much less recognize, mon irony a. tell
very doors Is Incorrect The truo position of tAe 1nes
ton viii be learned from diplomatic correspondence
which Was submitted TO Congress With tie Presidents
Message and is now In pres. Iu tie meam tine it 10
sale to say TIA. tho question Aas Hot reached Tie stage
described In the foregoing report.
A PaEsrEST FROM SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
The Minister from Sweden and Norway, Count
Pcpor. In accordance with instructions from h!s Gov
ernmcn,, had an audience with tho President to-day
for tho purposo Of presenting him ON behalf OF the
King, volume containing cngrnyngs 1t tho royal col
lection Of arms This is understood to b. In reeproee
ton 81 similar compliment Of tho President, who
short time ago presented to s Majesty pnr Of pistols
Of American workmanship. Suitable acknowledge
mcn,s were made aud mutual good wishes exchanged
for tho continuance Of the cordial rotations now exist
ing between the two Goyerlmonts.
DRsRRTER 70 BE SHOT.
Before q General Court Martial in Philadel'
ph!s. Private Eeyrard Dgln, tlst Pennsyl'anIp Vos
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Crprs EfTifn;fr.


from Mr. c. J. McRae, the Financial Agent Of the
Rebel Goy.rnnent ia Europe t. show that the nuthor.
,iics y onj taxing measures 20 support their
tSyedl H4kx providing fer the liquidation Of those
e~dk Jcif ~ happen 10 be drawn In March next.
Mr. MeEae says: " II is said that cotton may be par.
chased at the present Of exchange cheaper In the
Conederacy with sterling than with the bonds OF tlo
loan. In reply to This have 10 sfete that II is now
under consideration Of the Government nj Richmond
Ia prohibit oa0efler the expectation of cotton, except
such as is pledged by its own Obligations. have
every 10 believe thar this and salutary
measure viii be promptly adopted. The total OF such
obligations other than those Il the per cent cotton
loan does not reach 70 e2O00.O'
The L0ndoa Globe taxes favorable view OF Rebel
prospects: arguing that tho retreat OF Meade and the
inability If Grant follow Bragg, reassurng for the
r. bel cause.
The Army ard Nary i7ett; thinks II Is decfive proof
Of weakness the par. Of the Southern leader, hat
No attempt made TO strike Meades columns they
red their old position. As regards the Federas,
tio same journal remarks: They want General. a
littie gencrasLp--a great et:ack-and Mendes army
nnst have either ogcrtOpped, urnea or beaten their
antagonists and Richmond might have been the prize
Tic p.0trsetcd Court Martial on Col. Crowley, at
AderslOtf, resumed on tho l1th when the Colonel
delivered his Defense which elaborate that
port of il fills fourteen columns in Of the London
Journals. On the conclusion Of bis address the Colonel
was greeted IN loud applause. Sir A. Horsftrd re.
piled for the defense; eitgr which the Court Yves de-
caref closed ard the decision Is arrived ct
il viii be referred 10 the C0nmanderinrbi cI Col.
Cravleys brother officers were Subscribing fund to
pay his expenses
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Gen. Gr.rs'- Congraiuiasory Order To his
Army.

q .sc..l D..ssi,h to IN, y. y. Tribune.
WA-BNGloN. Thur day, Dec. 90. 1903.
The following is Gen. Grant Ccngratulalory
tJrt,. to llr army.
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Fra nee.

The debate upon the address had been con-
tnuod in tire Senate Upon the paragraph In regard TO
Mexico some objections were raised. and the Procureur
Impcria stated IN reply that tho Government hoped
the ostabshmentof regua. administration
in Mexico and approached that object ~ firm, reso'
ln'e and rapid pace. ircat appaGsc) The paragraph
wa agreed to-
Iron TIE paragraph relating 70 Poland ard the Con.
gress NJ. sagar IA guesseau made strong anti-Rus.
sian speech. and replied to by the Marquis De IL
Loie,lqIen, mo protested against the principle that
France ought % 20 20 for Poles. The address
in IT'S entirety was agreed TO.
THIS SEW REBEL ENVOY TO FRANCE.
Mr.. Supery!lle, who had arrived in Pairs
IN the character o special envoy from the Confederate
states" = Freedman by birth and was formerly an
advocate In The South VI France. He has been living II
Texas for tie hast IL years. and is now naturaizcd
French ship Of which the Admiral lent him 10 90 20
Vera Crnz whore he embarked In the French steamer
Florida for ~. Nazsire. He u said 70 have mission
notify 10 the French Government The recognition by
the Confederate states OF the Empire of Mexico scd
also 10 ny persuade Napoleon 70 recognize the South
IN return.
TEE HoLsrEfN QUESTION.
The Paris JoE,tcur speaking OF the procla-
nation OF the KEg oi Denmark recalling soldiers on
'rrorgh saws private dispatches however continue
~ affirm that Denmark viii NJ, oppose IN arms the
Federal troops undertaking tho execution. She wiz
only continue 10 occupy tie re GsPoEt Of Eendsba-s
and FREDERICK sfedt which are upon odstein territory
Il is said that the superior ocils in Holsein had been
uiUrucd that every fnctonaly should remain at lis
post aad should place himself at the disposal ot the
Fed fai Commissioners
In the prassian Chamber Of Deputies Herr Won Bis.
rohcy the Holstein question and spoke In rather
threate}ns tone. Notwithstanding his appeal TO the
House Sc address 10 the King in which the loan u
refused vas adopted BY vote OF .U' 10 lO1.
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e.flhH,tri.
frHin bug p. rrp'i f'.......... 40 90
- ilifu. nog'. o.. cap fii,.... t...... i"f'"
fsof.4. illucis. fap 'll.........-...... 4.t,yp
wilmington i'inr. irfiI.... ...... = fp
tt.thl. IS .lur,ln. csl4t,l......... sN.t"1
t4!trfal.o. Ara .l ofs, 81 ti....... s'tto
Oae hundred tud ,e,onty Huo banks 1--we now boon
established with coptlof 81 l?l.?00 TIE amount
ui bonds d,po. .ied IS s'oii3.oo.
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The following National Banks have been
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MEDICAL.
or EoIAL NoTIo z.

- - .aI. .a IBr....
pr. NJ. vELLNY's Priv.,s Hospital, In n. Fed.
srsl block, Corner oissvsn,h and ssresss, oppo-
si,e the Post and psten, ofice.. Rooms m and ~,
up stairs, Washington, d. c. -"
All diseases Of . private nature treated In the
host scientific manner, snd radical snrss effected
In all easss.r SYPBnITiC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STMcTrREs, sEaINEt
REAENESS, or the result OF VOLUPTEOuS
DREAMS, or .ny vvssNnsss Of the GENERATTYF
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, OF how long
standing Thoroughly and radically cured also.
GouT, RHErtHTISN, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFuLA, BLoTcHEs
ON the FACE, ERuPTIoYson the Limb, and tods
and all other ERUPTTvE DIsEAsEsand DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, tom whs'sver cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No nsttet what your disease, 10, no false deli.
s,e.v pr,v,n, Won from ,pp,vlus ipusdi..siy 10
VT 'e1hy, VINO u aeAhoN'ese1 70 w " i 'As
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
o, private di,e,,e,. Fear no, 10 come and make
~-'"A ''O' AA''O' ''A'''' HA" No "'N 'p'''
yOu on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ApusR.
That droadtu, .oour.e nj ,h, vopn.. ,naulsoi In
Wnen aohe' destroys the senerauVe organs unu''
them for married life, producing weakness Of the
h,,l and liub.. io.. NJ animation and rnu,cul,,
,ow., n.,,,,.t,on q, An. ,,.,, s,xo,.,r,,,,,,,,,
10. Io., a, msmo,v u,,.osho,v habit. Insanity
49,. -
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SoLDIERs OF THE UNION


Read the following letter. received nom your
SG snIs AZ. A. epSerssnsn.s q the WoRLI
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIkA
Known a. PROF. hOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. You will here hnd unsolicited testi.
where our army Of occupation is IN force.
SOC 70 Your Heaithi All o. you have some one
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Life Il yAluAblel Not only to yourselves,
but to your Fathers and Mothers, Sisters, Wives
and BROTHERS. Then, while you may, purchas
your HeAthl For 70 cents, 80 cents, or 81 80 will
when expendedin these medicines, bring you down
| TO the greenest and ripest old age.
The following are genuine letters, on file for
inspection At this ofee Copies sent by mall 70 any
inquirer. 90 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
M. QuARTERMABTEhs DEPAHTMENl,
18th Illinois Volunteers,
FOLLY BLAND, e., November 20, 1861.
Pre. HeilolDsy, 80 Maiden Lane, n. vi
siR; Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me ono dollars worth each OF your celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
70 this at once, for an much In need OF the above
remedies. Address,
Lieut. A. ". FELLOWS, q. NJ,
18th Illinois Volunteers.
January 7, 1854.
PreE HOloDdE
DEAF siRi have heard . great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and As never was 10
the need Of them till now, ! want to try them, AZ
DiArrhna 10 very prevalent Al the present time
JOSEPH WALSH,
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A 0FFICE bk PENN. AVENUE,
WaaAis9tOn ON, D. o.
GREAT EASTKRN. NORTHERN, AND WEST.
Elm EXPRKsS EORWARDERS
AsrshGaaiss, Honey, JsSsslry, ValuAblssi
Motss, Btosks, DBnds, As.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has ASens les In the principal railway towns in the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
It's prinoipaI otiiees arc
WARRINGTON, d. o., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLMORB, ON
CGRRATL ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VLLkA, LEXINGTON.
Con neelionS are made 81 New York and Boston
Win lines forwarding 70 the CAnAdAs and aha
british Provinces, and with steamship lines 10 Law
sLpoOl, southampton and HAyre, and thence BY
european Expresses 10 all prominent commercial
towns In 6rels britain and on the Continent.
Coueotion o. Notes, DRAFTS, and Bills made 81 all
ASsoasole parts OF the United States.
q. q. DUNN, Agent,
u washington, d. q.
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PROPOSALS FOR HATS, CAPS,
i SHOES, DRY GOODS, sEwING MATE
RAILS, ke.
HEAba'Rs DEPARTbIT OF WAsHISoTnS,)


l. SnohS DNh 1oopsI sE"lNt MALE
HEApa'Rs DEPARTbI'T OF wAsHiSoTnS,l
OFHIcE OF Omar QuARTEBmAsTER,
WASHINGTON, August Q, 1854 y
Written Proposals will be received At this office
until further notice for furnishing the following
articles for use OF contrsbSnd men, women, and
children IN this Department;
BrosAns lrussst, &e) and other BerNlceable
Boots and sho . for me0, women, and children's
w.Ar
I hip, Felt, aud WoOlle1 Hats and Cloth Caps.
kersey, Llnsey, Glnghams, Calicoes, Blankets,
and other Wonllen and Cotton Goods.
Hickory stripe, lfor shirtsD Bcdticking, I'm.
bleaehed mu1lin, Woollen Socks, and Burlaps.
Spool Cotton, Black and white. Linen Thread
Bone Suspender BuiiOnsj large Buttons Tor Coats.
White Porcelain Buttons, Yarn, Needles, and
other Sewing Materials and Trimmings.
SAMPLES should be sent with each bid, at the eX.
pense OF tho party forwarding the same.
An oath OF allegiance shou accompany each
No verbal proposition will be entertained, but
every bid or modification OF the same must be in
writing.
Purchases will be made from time TO time, as
the goods are needed, under contract or otherwise,
az the Interests OF the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
iqlhlment OF any contract made under this sdyeE'
tiHemsnt.
Proposals should he sealed, and addressed to
the undsTsigned, and endorsed " Proposals for
furnishing Dry GOOdI,n &c.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QuHrtermaste
AusSlU Department OF Washington.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

On and after sunday, June 18th, 1854,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR
Baltimore, At $50 =. M, Express, Mondays ex-
oepted) 500 =. ~, ~ m, 2, 30 aad 10 90 p, m.
Chester, al sos, II 10 a. m, lSO, e9O, taoi o. and
II r N.
Wilmington, at 4 so, (Nfondsys oxccpted,) SOS,
II 10 g. NJ, %, 30, 60, q, 10 81, aud II p. NJ
New Castle, at 8 o. q. m. and 30 q. m,
Dover, at % a. IN. and I.sop. N.
Milford, AZ 20 n m.
Salisbury, At SOS a. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore o. $40 and $40 g. IN, tExpress,) Lilo,
Wilmington Al IS, sI6, and g. m, iaai, I, las,
I, 4 -, 7,S0, and $40 p. m.
sal shuty At y. m.
Milford At 2 as p. m.
Dover Al 80 a. m. and I % y. m,
New Castle NJ S.20la. IN. And 8 IS p. m.
Chester at 745 and $40 .. NJ, l., 2ss, 4to, g. elt,
and $40 y. m.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations at IO.2b y. m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At $40 q. m and and Hos D. m.
Leave Wilmington ct $50 and s26 .. IN, and %
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
will leave Wilmington for Perryville and interme'
dlato places at 745 p. m.
suHDAYs - From Philadelphia 10 Baltimore
| only at 40 a. m. and 1910 p. m.
From Philadelphia TO Wilmington at l.3o .. M,
From Wilmington to PhilsdslphIs at LIS .. m,
only at 10 75 p. m. from Baltimore to Philsdel.
phiA.
je27-tf H. +. KENNEY, Asst Sup't.
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John JoLLIFPE,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Has removed his once 70 the NGrtheAIt OoRnef o.
sa,rsaoe oitho fTeasufy BuiidinS,
WASHINGTON City, d O.,
Attends sspssiAlly 10 siAins upon The ualtst
1Aass. Uib-ly
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DR0POsAL5 FOR RATIONs.


HEADorAnrERs MARINE CoaPs,l
QUARTT NnAGrTR ms OyFICE,
| WAsHIsOToE, August II, l56t.
| seaej proposals will be received At this ohpe
until - n'olook NE, OF the 18th Instant for fur
tionsd At " sshis gtoR city, D. c.. until Sltt Decen.
her 1854.
Zach ration to consist of three fourths Of pound
OF porA OF bacon, or one and = fourth pound OF
fresh or salt beef; eighteen ounces OF bread or
npur, or twelve ounseS OF hSrdbreAd, or one and
fou'th pound Ut corn neal and At the rate to one
hundred rattons, Of eight quartz OF beApl; or, N
lieu thereof ten pounds vi Iicej or, In lieu thereof,
twice pc week, oce hundred and any ounce, si
desiecAttd potatoes, and one hurdred ounces Of
mixed Vegetables; ten pounds OF coffee; or in lieu
thereof one and shalf hound Of tea; ufteeu pounds
OF sugar. four quarts OF vinegsri ono pound Of
adamantine S.ndlei; or one and ; half i,oand Of
salt.
Tho rations to he delivered upon the order OF the
Commanding officer OF each stationi the fresh
beef, either 10 hulk or by the single ration, OF
sSS SssIs ana q tes ' sn.
oiudedi the pork, No prime mess PORK; the iour,
extra snpsInaeS che eoti.s, good Rio; the sugar,
beams. yinesar, candles, SOUP salt so, to be Of
All saGieat to Inspection. 30. -'
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The SsSae..is1sd ,Ss stat. In the State Of
guarantee that in ease the foregoing bid Of for
rstions, as above described, be Aqeep ed, he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt Of the
contract at the post office named, execute the con.
tract for the same, with rood and sufficient Becu-
rites; and In case the said - shall fail to
enter into contract As aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer OF the
said --s and that which may be accepted.
Witnsssi y, GuArantor,
EFF. ID, Guarsntor.
-, 49,.
hereby certify that the above namGd --
are Know. To me az men Of property, and able to
make good their guarantee. NE
To bes sned by the United states District Judge,
Cniied States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless Ac sOmpA-
MED by the above guarantee,
Newspapefs authorized to publish the above
Will send the paper containing the hrst insertion
10 this o flee for exAmin alton.
Pfs0osAis to be endorsed proposals Tor Ratoa Is
for 1884, and addressed to the undersigned.
W. B. SLACK,
Aull-dtl6th Major and QuAFteFmAsteF.
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THls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Thnrt me sIIsgr'6er has ebtAintd from the Orphans
Columbia, Letters Of aimlaiItI.tion ". a. on ~
Ito ~, ss'Ste o. Joseph ?. Taylor, late oil Wash.
aIs,ma 9.y, ~. deceased. Ali persons hating
va ned 70 exhibit the same with the ~
taerS1 % me sqiSS:Sr,6Sr OF lei 70 lie u Day
oinds3 tsom ii sSy 1lAerw by law bs si.
1854. ~ husnsb
Parties having claims will Isad thsa ~,
pAs.ed by the OrphAnA Court, address. 4 u e liz
II. LAtTohs, Baltimore, MI" 'oAn
Ausb-lAW9Ws
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COUGHsl COLDS! CONSUMPTION
WIsTAR's BhLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOTT RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR m.
Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Bronchitis, DIN.
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, Hoarseaess,
soro Throat, Group, and every
Affection Of
} THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEsL
WistAr's Balssm OF WILD Cherry does not dry nm
. Cough and leave the seeds Of Consumption In the
system, but looaens II, and ooanses the Lunss Of
all Impurities.
None genuine unle', signed ", BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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CLOTHING.

STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
COTTON UPi
GOLD uPI
EVERYTHING UP a!
But /. matter. NO, TO Us; the Goods on hand
must be sold Now lie the time to buy
YOUR CLOTHING
And the place I, at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
where you Will ind splendid assortment OF
CusroM-MApE GOODS
also, an Immense stock Of READY MADE CLOTH.
ING and GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
Of cvory description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
at prices that defy competition.
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before purchasing elsewhere, at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
40 SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
J. H. SMITH,
jys- 100 seventh street.
SHALL WE SAY IT"
"DAkE WE SAY ITT
We will not be undenold by smith or any one else.
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fac, that the public
have found ont and appreciate our motto,
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PROFITS
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
AT 4@ SEVENTH STREET.
ms-u J. BRUCE & co.
THE "GIDEoN PRINTING
l. oFrICK,"
ESTABLISHED IN 1915
slDEON 4 PEARSON,
sTEAM.POwER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
Hi Ninth street, near PsnnsylvAuis Avenue.
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities u. IAs
above Old E.tsbu.hoN Printing
House by an slmos,
EsTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition OF several of the mos. improved
WHY KssEs,
Are prepared 70 execute every variety of
LkTTRRPRRss PRINTING,
From
ZINE VISITING CARD
~A LARGE POSTER
rLAN OR COLONEL INK.
PRoMPTNKss AND DIsPATCH
MAY BE
BILLED ON. nol4-I
AT EW VnRR
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IOHN WELC KER'B
81 BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A Ia mdiiOn Dores,J
sAS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth Itreetr, (up stAifsl
The proprietor OF this hy0rits ResfAurAnt has
par cd no pAins 10 make this the beat Restaurant
WAshingtonj and he points with pleasure 10 the
Arge patronage he has Always been honored with,
and respectfully solieits continuance Of the sAme
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con.
dainty on hand and a. the most reasonable rates
DINNER, AND
prepared Al the shortest notice and in Tho NOS,
sAusfAotory manner.
BrelkiAs, from 70 u o'slosh. Dinner and Sup
Oar 81 ell hours. say 0-1
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EDWARD LYCETT.

No, m PEE. AVE-, WAIHIrsros, d. I,
IoSs. bound In .sVsry STYLE N rhsy hOros.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-12
G PRIN DEBI TY!
LANGUoR, LAssITUDR,
AND THAT

Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar To the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR,
are Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PROTOAIDE OF IRON.
THE peruvian sYRUP
supplies the blood with Its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusins sTnEHsTH, EIsOh, aud New LIFE INTO
all parts Of the system.
One OF the moat distinguished JurtGts In New
England writes to . friend ~ fOllOws:
81 hAvetr the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustalns your prediction. II hAs made
new MAN OF met Infused Into ny system new
vigor and energyi am no longer tfemulous and
debiitated, a. when you l.st saw me, but stronger
hoartier, and with larger capacity for labor mon
I've yeara.n
" An eminent divine Of BoSteu says.
all have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP foT
some time past, It gives ne new yIooR, huoI-
klCy oF tPInIrs, ELASTICITY OF MusCLE."
Pamphlets free. J. p. DINsMORE,
s.r No, 81 Broadway, Now York,