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lit Rsndolph.st., Chicago, H.,
Two pKArIuEL soxas:
"TTERR WILL Be NO vACAS. CHAIR" hy i.
E. Wtr nefeeed- PRICE @S ctnts- Bdue = frry ID
Ito very popular sc11, ~ Vacant ChAlF.~ 11d
rTHE MAs5A-RE OF FOST PILLOW" by Jas-
fuxAso A<yntt. Aufhor Of the ~ som,nAfldn
Sons,"&t- &c.; r.'re. n cents. Ths II I soul-
astsEank pl. &C. ana han but to be en1E To be nd
mrsd.
Each ii tho sboyA p1eces will be sant, post-pai4.
United Ststes, Issl.uS7 3tpkt
, 1864-07-31
CLARK STREET LOT
Fob 5AhE3.

SUIT, bic for MAJ utacurirg purpos.s. War:house oF
jnT ttrI~nt crrrcg RI eouih Clark Sh<1nEer
o. rf enth szests ti0 2lo fIss. wi1l ba sold low.
ALSO,
A rrrMr 0! Ncu.-A And Aosa Buildings, Lots, nIvee
''e'-' SANDAL a. SARGENT.
Resi- Estate Agent. No. MetronoiitAn Book.
i3SI
, 1864-07-31

noney aud watch returned to him BY the
Captain Of the gtug.
The depot st Lake Ann, and portion only
Of Salt river bridge, were burned, but no rob
berries were committed except 1t Shelbfna
Trains srt now running regularly. and the
damage to the bridge ~ill be repaired In =
few un3s.
, 1864-07-31

=. EEszoE VIII tel tn,euzh stessrs. j. n
MFgKe CO. A. H. Il s:ores. u: md - ..:SssE~ 8
rHILADFt PHI*, T~dt t43aJ Iof5f1x. AuKnM 81
1Esl, h1s RETIkE aTn,:K Of dss,Eso,s COAaSfio
DET liHnr6 III DR1atEAL Pa GhA6E1~
sx bales Fed, Ht,te. YeIfcw snd Dtues 1lAt7 ana
Twtlel 4+nnels Rud 2Aek1rxs.
20 csse Pl.ln sud sjnttd sst:netu.
H Eeitccsy Jeass.
- u knu col LsnMJ1.
Is Nin4r'. FlA"ns's.
u b61e4 Ar Wool Tve4ds.
case4 BfAye Clttrs.
50 III aad l2.4 Eochdals Blankets.
Is C2Ltup F1A1neAs
Is - kbdGtr md IslAak PTt-ts- .,.. ~.
5 =" A. rorc ecin. Le1istco k1d f.aant1 oeE-
yet I-AuT.
- bales T1ck inGs.
70 !" BenwnI rillS4
aC cases Blcac.ed Ausllus. II Hope 1od 6Rnk &3a
ether staple brands
II es.ss III sud III E~ovn an3 Bloseted 81 eehIE1
y - Stripes and CoseNs.
S bs,es X and II Hety Brown sheetnEH.
ulA- ettrr.jcn Of tie trade IL cxl1ea ~
'bit VII enmp1i!e r. %o's n ~
81 ary c+ser u a1ktt. viii one e1csodsn Tha Eoo6s
AZ etA - va ~ TNt17f B. MTkE9 i CO..
, 1864-07-31
A. Trea.ozanhIe Organization in
Indiana

1Ndf1nu.
INp1AxAPoI1s, Juiy so -Gor. Morto1, has
authorized the publi@.tio-- of IN official ~
port made to him By Gen Carzingtou, Mill
tary Commander Of this District, .containiag
autsp onistic to the Government, called s'9ons
Of Lfberry,r OF which H. e Dodd is Grand
Commander Of this State; Horace Hefsvn,
Deputy Commander, and r. u. Harrison,
Secretary. The officers Of the United States
Commander; Ho1loway, Deputy, and Dr.
Massey, Secretary. r. s. Bowie5, L. T, Nil
lteau, Andrew Humphrer, and John G.
Walker are Major Generals for Indiana
, 1864-07-31

Removal OF Gen. BnnkHe
NEW YORK, July S0-The New York 11i-
6une's New Orleans letter of the 21st says !:
1t Is stated that Gen. Banks has been re-
moved, and 1t il rnmored that Gen. Granger
or Gen. Daua succeeds him.
, 1864-07-31
PIANOS,
Nl4ElODEONS.
ORG ANS

1arze ssserttnen. Of Panct, Melodeons and 0rxsns
Nhnt.hAle aid rttn&t. Descriptive Ftu1Ass sens
f1ee Of soh1gc- II. r. htN1A1t.
j1:8 Et&.1.pet 1s2 Lake ktroef. Cdlcaxo.
, 1864-07-31

CAIRO, July S0.-The steamer Clara Bell.
from Ticksburg for White river, not being
heard from, 1t is feared thst she has been
destroyed by the rebels.
, 1864-07-31

"LaY ME DOWN AND SAFE
THE FLaGm
So he fell, the brave conta.rd1.
Lie lhe Oak ftnm mon atain cr4k:
Eat BIS last ozds asisi 1re FsnxtnE.
"Lay me down and sAse the F1Ag!"
Eew son. and chorus. words By "Paultaa," musc By
Geo. +. koot; now In press to be- ready ncxs rueA-
eaJ. PHI 80 cents.
July sl-o9s St ROOF 4 CADy, Chicago.
IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS
l. AID FARMkfss.
H. 4. PITTS B. COMPANY,
10S Vest Randolph Street, Chicago, ILL.,,
W111 IL addition 70 rs.ufacturtng theIt ThzrsninE
Machines, &C.. &c
DO Job Work and RepatF1ug
OF Ill kinds ct AErtcpls1r.l implements and Ms
chpt n, either or ls,n work. such ~ Finish
LIT ncktmhng. Ff*nrR Il lths N tor u+sl vo d.
SAW.pg, foTttrlps, F. tern MAEttS, Painting aud
MAltpv Light fasrtnEs OF al Linc1
Articles sett tc u "a fenA1r q the above daxcftp
top Tor trre,f for REV TGRk) ftonr q tn.r CITY
or co.. 9TRY, wi rrcftys due attentt1p Aud he s19
cutfd VIII Heatneea ut.p4trh r&tt rAsoe.
1J3l-osh1w Il. 4. f1fl5 q Co.
, 1864-07-31
CARBON OIL!

1,no Bb1s P1,pe Barrels. 80 barrels Prtus White.
III tsrrr1s LtRtt sr.F IL atore sLd to sfr11e ThscA
We offer T. II trshs los Also DO vreTt n4ot 6e1"
znie tRMsTEONG 4 co., No. l. Las ll.e 1t.
, 1864-07-31
FROM CINCINNATI.

OH, the quota being larger sh1n frat es
mated.
, 1864-07-31
LARD OIL.

sc tA-re:s va11eas qual.tics LAc4 OIL, nA3at4e"
trre3 ord taF Isl hF
No. Hoard Of T-ade BniiG3n;, tousa r Aits Nfate-
f,tJ rSqS
, 1864-07-31

II ID quite impossible at this time to arrive
ut arcuratc esiiuates Of the loss In killed.
wounded and captured, hecauss it ia SO carly
alter the engagement, when there arc Jet
malT met nhee* wounds ore not dressed
md many even uoshcltared BY tcnts. Men
, 1864-07-31

L complimentary dinner TO Hon Salmon
P. Chste was given At the Parker Hcnse this
sft~.nuon, By some OF our most lodu usntiA
citizena He will be the guest of g. 7. DAna.
Esq.. At fahant for fee da,s.-8ssto's Tran
serft<, 49asnrday.
, 1864-07-31


etra1ghtway sprung a ramor that General
Hh1dce was moral)y wounded and hsd fallen
into our bands some even being prepared TO
ssy that they had seen his body IN one OF cur
hospitale, OF at least, had seen those who
| had. 4 Major and several other officers
| were also taken
| fIour IT DECATUR.
While the attack Fas raging so furious1y
| m the left, the rebels had dispatched stron9
| t,odY Of men By wide circult, to surprise and
attempt to resake the VILLAGE Of Decatur.
This post was held bg The % olto s5th
Of Of the ist6 Corps, aud appears to have been
attrckfd by twice Its own number.
| HavIpx tskr1 the prrcautiou to station men
along the Decatur Road, to prevent REIN
| furce1nepts from being sent out IRON the
nam army, the rebels assaalsa 1ne Town with
driven entirely out into the woods, but theJ
speedily reformed and charging in tnrn, dis
possessed the rebels after hard fight, IN
which theY lost about three HUNDRED men,
and beld the place aea'nst all oppoait on.
There y as rome artillery empioyed on oota
| learn, Lieut. Col Brown, ot the esd Ohio.
was uortally wounded and Adlutant Farr
| killed. Tbs post cor1d not have been con
| tidered ~ OF any particular valne TO the
| rebels, except as point tor rendezvous to1
snail pa:tes to sa!ly out 1pon1 our u ,5lnS
rcar, no doubt formed i principal reason fol
the attack.
OTHER A1T4CEE.
! The rebels appear to have pteconcerted
| series OF petty attacks npon our reat aursns
, The day, In order TO harase aud attract At
l trntton from the main business In trout. l
)" train Of one hundred and twenty Wagone
I loaded With three days ratfons for the Arm
q Of the TENNESSEE, Wns attacked near Deca
! tpr, but escaped with the loss Of no mes
= u thar two or three Wagons. regiment, a.
!. stationed at tho bridge at Roswell. Was tlr:
= upon By force Of ca7alt5, but repulsed thes
i. + and held the bridge.
- RIGHT WING.
"A This part Of the army was extended 80 II
n around toward the west side Of Atlanta thi
=. Its cperastopb could not he observed, ~
Tas 80 distant that even the eonnd Of II
cannon was not to be heard in presence I
the uproaf In our trout, hut signal ofdcel
Re report that during the engagement In the Il
d, teIpoon they wsre pouring Into the dcvote
II city heayy tire from cannon as the suot
ct could ba eetn rising up IL thick cloud
ed What the eft ct or extent Of 1t all ~as, fn
n | ther than to extend the tight Of our Il,
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

nF FL c l A L..
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS DECLARED.

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS DECLARED.
WAN DEPARTMENT,)
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
WAsHlEOToS, D. C., Msy 7, 1884,
General orders, No. i9l.
/. II having been officially reported that Mr.
Ould, Rebel Commissioner OF Exchange, has de-
Clarcd, without consulting with the authorities OF
the United States, that all rebel prisoners deliV-
cred at City Point up to the 2Oth OF April were ex
changed 1t Is ordered that ali Federal prisoners Of
war and all civilians parole prior TO May 1884,
be declared exchanged, and they are thus declared
exchanged accordingly.
2 II is further announced that, after deducting
the number OF Federal Officers and men embraced
Ia this order AH exchanged, the rebels will remain
indebted to the Federal Government, according to
tables carefully prepared by the CommlsSary Gen.
crAl Of Prisoners from official data, 9a,6s6-for
which no equivalents have boen received by the
Federal Government.
J, All paroled officers and enlisted men herein
declared exchanged who are in camp will be i'm
mediately forwarded by the oommAndAntS o
smpa to their regiments and commands, and will
,'reported to the CommiSsAry General OF PriSo
ners accordingly, Those who are absent on leave
will, on expiration of their leave, repair forth
with to the Parole Camps at Annapolis, Maryland
or Columbus, Ohio.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War;
ED. TOWNSEND,
myl6 Assistant AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR eTATIoNERY.
Wan prrARrmErr, June I, 1894.

war DEPARTMENT, June I, 1884,
Proposals. will be received At this Department
instant for supplying the Stationery described In
the schedule below, for the fiscal year commencing
the ist day OF July next. ,-,,,..
The stationery must be OF the best quany'
Samples must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder will be required 70 give
aiment OF his contract and the Department will
reserve tho right TO order the articles - " may
deem proper, and TO increase OF diminish tho
hTtisIes moi named IN the schedule below are to
he furnished At the option Of the Department, st
the lowest market prices.
Paper made Of linen stock.
10 reams despatch cap, weighing t6 pounds.
100 TeAms foolscap, ruled or plain, weighing Il
200 Tesms quArto post, ruled OF plain, weighing
10 pouads.
per pattern, Weighing 10 pounds.
100 reams note Paper, ruled or plain.
i6O resms note Paper, ruled or plain, headed as
per pattern.
20 oreams copying Paper.
10 reama blotting Paper.
100 dozen Blotting Board.
90 reAma envelope Paper, buff or yellow, royal.
iS0 reams Manila Wrapping Paper, super royal.
10000 Envelopes, official sizes, plain. ,.-.
10000 Envelopes, official sizes, extra heavy,
1000 Envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy, headed
as per pattern.
TOO gross metallic Pens.
10000 Quills, No. 80.
SO dozen Faber's black lead Pencils.
10 dozen blue and red Pencils,
$50 dozen Pen-holders.
90 dozen ErAsers, ivory handles.
30 dozen Rodgers or Wostenholm's Iblade Pen
Knives.
Sdozen Scissors.
2dozen Shears.
40 dozen Maynard 4 Noyes' Black Ink, quarts.
90 dozen Maynard Il Noyes' Black Ink, pints.
90 0dozen French CArmine.
"a dozen Inkstands, DraperS, Whitney's, or
equal quality.
60 pounds Sealing Wax, scarlet
20 pounds India Rubber, prepared.
90 dozen Silk Tape, assorted eolorB.
90 dozen rolls red Tape.
100 pounds linen Twine.
so dozen large jars Muctlage, with Brushes.
dozen quart bottles Mucilage.
8 dozen blank Books.
100 dozen packs visiting Cards.
dozen pen Racks.
dozen Rulers.
90 gross India rubber Bands.
dozen memorandum Books.
dozen boxes NotATiAl Seals.
dozen NotariAl WATERS.
dozen Port Folios.
dozen boxes Eyelets
20 dozen Letter Files.
II dozen Writing Fluid.
dozen Letter Clips.
bpounds Sponge,
dozen Gold Pens and Holders.
200 yards Tracing Linen.
| dozen spongy Cups.
6dozSn Paper Weights. JeI-s,l6,22,2s
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
MEIlICAlo
Up EOIAL MOTT oR.

Or, NJ vELLHps Privs,s Hospital, in TIE Pod
erAl Hook, Corner ofsevsnth and streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent ofnOs,. Rooms 70 and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. {,
All diseases oI private nature ,roSted In the
hest scientific manner, and radical cures efrsstei
IN all cases. SYPBILITIC AFFECTIoH, aoE-
0RRBGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of tho sENERATIVE
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GoUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES and JOINTS, SCROFULA, BLoTcHES
ON TIRE FACE, ERBPTIoNSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from whatever CAUSE they msV
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTUNATE
No matter what your disease, LET no false doll.
eAeey prevent you from applying Immediately to
DR.. vellny, who ia ACKNOWLEDGED to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases Fear not TO come and make
known your misfortuncs, and he will speedily send
you on your way rejoicing.
SELF-ABUsE. ..
That dreadful sSourge OF the young, indulsod In
when alone, destroys the sensrssivs organs, unns
them for married life, producing weakness Of the
back and limbs, loss oi animation and muscular
power, psipitation Of the heart sirrtSbill-
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful eonse-
queneeS OF delay, do not fail TO make your oAss
known immediately TO Dr. veiLny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical akin.
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink OF the crave, have been
brought back to vigorous health ~ hih Gkillful
treatment
MARRIAGE
mhEleu peEbOnst Ut tnots contemplating inahl
mony, who suppOot themselves Of impotency somi.
sal weakness, or any disease arising from 70.
lAsed state Of the genital organs, whether thss =
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indiIOrotions,
Indulgence Of the passions in ripper yeArS, are
nestly entroated TO place themselves under tho
care OF DR.. v. They may rely with certainty
upon q speedy cure, and being restored 70 null
health and vigor.
He treats with entirs success all diseases OF
Females such as LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTERI, &C., SC, and in every case guar.
antees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNICA.
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling see no one buttho DOCToR.
Those at a distance may be TREATED nv MAIL,
BY sending statement OF CASE, &c..&ci
jy2-Iom'
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 1910 LOAN.

TINTED STATES 1910 LOAN.
JAY COOKE q CO.,
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEEHTH STREET,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the
NEW NATIONAL LOAN,
Authorized by the act Of March ., 1854,
AND KNOWN As
TEN-FoRTY BONDS,
Being redeemAble At the pleasure Of the Govern
ment after ten years. and payable forty years from
date In coin, bearing interest al
FIVE PER CENT. A YEAR,
payable on bonds At $50 and sIOo annually and on
all other Sizes semi-Annually In Com.
The COUPON BONDS will be issued In $50,
sioo, $500. and $1,000.
The REGISTERED BONDS will be issued In $50,
800, $500, o. 900, $4,000, and $4,000.
These are the only GOLD BEARING sECURI.
TIES Of the Government now proourAble at par,
and, yielding at present value OF coin OVER EIoHT
PEI CENT. PER ANHum, offer q very desirable in.
vestment for large or small sums.
We buy and sell al market rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES..
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN,
And pay the highest prices for
oUARTERMAsTERS CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
m0s-dh JAY COOKE & CO.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
1894 ARRANeEMENTs1 S61

1864, AFRANeaEEhENTs1 81 1864.
hEW YORK LIHEs.
HE CAMDEN AND AmBoY AND PHILADEL
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD ComPA
PROM PBLADsLPRHA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLAOBS,
Pros walnut Etrsst wharf and Ken
EinECon Depot,
WILL LHAvs As FOLLOWS, WEI Fare.
Az 4, NJ, via Ctmdon aad AInboy-C.hA.
AZ AG,,vis Camden and Jersey Ci,y-Now' '-'1
AZ I: N, vis Camden And Jersey Ci,g,
A. 4; NJ, YiA Camden And Jsrlsg JV-
An 4. n. vii Remington and Jersey CITY,
All n, Via Camden and AnnOy--c. and
A. Accommodation 2.SS
Az P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy--C. and
A. 2; NJ, yi1 Kon,iagton sad Jersey CITY,
Washington and N. Y. Express g.JO
A. Sk I. ~, vis kensingtor and Jersey City,
Al rrxt. NJ Y. Huntington and Jsr;sy sly T."
a, X JNIshS yis q i Rea.instOu and Jersey ."
City, Southern EXpseEs so.
A. PM. via Camden and AmboJ-Aooor
AodAuon (Freight knd PAsaenger)-
lst OlaaI ticket 10
"a Glars Ticket I.6c
Ias SLsP: N: Eyenins Mail and The 10 Might
dEys oxeopted.)
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
Between Washington and New York, via BAlti.
more and Philadelphia.
Leave washington for New York at and Io,aS
730 p. m.
Leave New York for Washington At and 10 a.
m, 7:So p. m, and u midnight The sunday line
leaves At 1:30 D. m.
Through without change of cars.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
and p, m.
Leave KenIington Depot 81 II.I6 a. m, 2.a6, $50
and s.4b p. M, and l26o q. m. mighty
The 0b p. M. Line runs dsilyi all others, Sum
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot OF Barclay street At 9. m. and u. m
From foot OF Cortland street att, 8 and 10 q, m
70 m, I and p. M, and l2 night.
The 2. m. line runs daily all Others Sundays
excepted. W. II. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec -, 1851. desi
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD. l1
CHANGE OF HOURS.

II AND BALTIMORE RAILRoAD '1
CHANGE OF HOURS. 'a'
On and after Monday, May ., 1894
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
.spsodJ CS, .. M, u m, aSo and io.so % ,. m.
oeIter, Ats,oo, Ills a. M, Lao, $50, t.So, q and
r %2ias'Gn % s ~ IS sSnSsE IS .SS SSSHipisdS i p S 80"
Dover, At SOS . N. and Lso p. N.
Milford, At sos .. m.
Trains FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
baltmoro a. s.4', and 20 .. n, tEHpress,l LILO,
WiInInston At s.tS and a. M, Ia.04, 1, LIS, I,
Asi, $50, 9IO and ll.I2 D. m.
salisbury atlp. m.
Dover At $50 :. N. and l.bsp. N.
Chester a rs and q 80 "a !. m, $50, 40, s,
Leave baltimore iOr salisbury and in,ornodl.s.
Leave BALTIMORE Tor Dover and intermediate E,.-
tons, a. LILO p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At $40 = m, 400 and II p. m.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger ear Ettsshsd,
.in leave Wilmington, for fsrryvills and interme-
sUNDAYs-Fron, Phnsdelphis TO Baltimore
only, ~ 40 . N. and l010p. NJ,
rom u wilmington v 4 in TO Phil.dslphi. a, 7.sO a,d
.S 6nlS a A. 7os p. N. from baltimore to PhllAdsl.
phiA.
myI7-u r. KENNEY, Asst sup't.
DAL more AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
On .ne isI sSMDAY Ss, AS 10Th isS daily
York, and Washington and the West, as follows
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington Al 7.so .. m, Ills .. m, $40
p. N, except sunday.
Passengers for Phil phis will take notice that
the $40 p. m. train IL the --LATEST train daily ron
The train At 7.SO p. m. does NOT 90 To PHrLA.
DELPHIA, and In for NEw YoRE PASSENGERS Ex-
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington Ai s.3o, 8 m, 7.SO a. m, Ills
=. m, p. m, Aso p. m, go p. m, and $50 p, m.
On Sundays Al 100 =. n, and 5, 6.9op. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington At $50 a. m. and and 20 p.
M, daily, except sunday.
On vsHRdsy aiS@46a a. sRa so PNR p m Ia only sorY
Lave baltimore al S.i5, 4.9O, !, ., and 10, a. IN,
and 40, AS sHd 1:5O, p. M daily, except sunday
On Sunday Al as and A.20, q. m, and S.SO, p M,
only. -
Leave Washington At $50, a. m, and and Aso,
p. N daily, except Sunday.
| No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
| Trains leaving WAshington at T.SO a. IN. and 7bO
p. m. 90 through to New York iviltou change Of
cart.
Sleeping on 7.60 p. N. train. Berths In Sleep
ing cal can be secured until p. M, daily, at the
Ticket Ohlcei after that hour they must be secured
OF the Sleeping Car Conductor.
The hrst and fourth trains hon Washington
| stop a. all way points.
Sor further Information, tickets OF every kind,
| re-, apply 10 George s. Koontz, Agent At Wash.
| tngton station, or Al the ticket once.
| W. P. SMITH,
haIter Transportation.
Il L. NJ. COLE,
SpII-du General Ticket Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.---AN
i Infalliblo Cure without the use OF Medicines.-
Have you been addicted to that habit which has
ruined 20 many Of your sex SOLITARY yICEl
II necessarily weAkens the organs, oecAsioning
YOLUPTUOUS DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
EMISSIONS-pTOduoing invariably, II not sgrested
In time, . train OF symptoms such as Weakness
and Pain In the Back and umbs, Pain In the Head,
Depression OF Spirits, Loss OF Memory, Nervous
Debility, Trembling, EruptlonH Of the Face, Pallid
Countenanee, and General ProstrAtion OF the
Muscular syhtem, and not unfreQuently Faulty,
Epileptio Fits, and often Insanity and ConSump.
uon.
DR.. Y. 0. ELLINGTON, after trying for years 70
without sAtisfNctory results, has discovered .
STRICTLY MECHANICAL remedy, which 10 g
certain and infAllible euro In all cases, IL used
without Inconvenience to the patient by day or
night when employed at any kind Of business,
either active or sedontAry, whether farmer, me-
ehAne, 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 FIvl
DOLLARS. Address DR. Y. o. ELLINGTON,
ApT-3ms Box iG5, Washington, d. G.
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Head the following Letters received frsm your
Sso%N AND TainD e 'fS MG4tP
known a. PRoF. HoLL0WAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. You will here nnd unsolicited tssti.
See 70 Your assS XII you have some one
sSs; M IN T;' SsS SS not S
but 70 your Fathers and Mothers, Sisters, Wives,
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purchase
when expsndSdin theee medicines, bring you down
70 the srssnsss and ripest old Ase;
inspSoson = tas cnsI Copies sSns Sy ma to nSy nv
inquirer. 90 MAIDEN LANE, N. 7.
oUARTlRMAsTERs pEPAnTmENT,I
1e,h Illinois Volunteers,
Folly IsLAAD, s G., NoVsmber ~, 1858.
Prof HolIO,Oay, so Maidsn Lone, 4, VI
.e1d me ONE dolIaTs 1ortS ssob oG yont seiebratSa
Pills and Ointment, by return mail Please attend
70 this at once, for am much Ia need Ofthe above
Lieut. A. W, FELLOWS, @. d.,
ssh Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, Vail
january 7, 1854.
DEAN sIRi 1 have heard . ,srsa, deal Of talk
the need Of than Ill now, wan, 70 Try them, as
DlATrhGA e very prevalent st the present tinei
send me tho Wsr'h Of the enclosed; S6sss Yours &C.,
Co, II, Sth Rsst', Excelsior Brigade.
DEAR sIR; Please nnd enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, As am
GgSSd Sa'h D''p'p:Ti oHa ''E 'FTS FTRNER
Co, !, I'd Iowa Infantry,
MoRAIS ISLAND, s. C., Jan. u, 1854.
DEAR sni Enclosed you will nnd 90 cents, for
which wish you 10 send me some OF your valuA-
BILE PILLS. send them by mail. enclose 10 oents
for postage,
Address ISRAEL q. HALL,
Co. d, Alh N. II. Vols, Port Royal, b. c.
CAMP or 9TH EXCELSIOR BRIoADE,
January y, 1864.
Prof HOLol0aW
sIR; Please sand me for tho enclosed 90 oentH the
worth OF II In Pills; enclosed ind 10 cents to pay
postage, and you will oblge. Address, yours,
SerNt. WM. POWERS,
Co. e, 9Th Rest Excelsior Brigade,
Washington, D. c,
MoRRII bLAHD, 5. c., Jan. 2i, 1854.
AsaSo 1nd enclosed the sum Of ono dollar for
Pills IhAVe DiArrhnA, and can't get II stopped,
so want 10 try your pills, Yours, 40,
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co. D, iO4th Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, s, c.
CAUTION.
Mthe reader OF this "notioe" cannot get box oi
Pills or Ointment nom the drug store In his pltle
let him write to nae, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing The
amount, end Will mail box free OF expense,
Many dealers will noe keep my mediSinS on hand
because they oonndo make az much pToht on
other persOn0 make. % cents, 5S cents, and $40
per box or pot Ap6-ly
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Daily national Republican., 1864-06-06
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WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHISOTOE, May I, 1864.
Frlt Lieutenant Charles J. Ball, 18th Ne Jer-
Hcy infantry, having been reported at the cad
quarters ofthe army for absence without thsr-
IS siace January 10th, 1854, ia hereby notified that
uu!eIs. within uS) days from this date, he appear
before the Military Commission in session in th
city, OF which Brigadier General Caldwell, Unite
StstGs volunteers, is president and makes sAtis-
factory defence TO the charges against him, he will
be recommended for dismissal from the service OF
'hc Unltod States.
K. D. TOWNSEND,
my9 Assistant Adjutant General.