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Platform OF Clay Thompson, TuoAer
aud Co,

NEw YoEK, July ia dispatch from
Niagara Falls, says that C. C. Clay, Of Ala
bama, Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi,
Beverly Tucker and George N. Saunders,
are at that place to device basis for the
action of the Chicago Convention, which
shall end the war and secure the triumph
OF the Democratic party. though not
claiming to speak for the seeded States
as yet, they hold out strong hopes of get
ting their assent. The propositions are
believed to be as fellows
lst A return o. the seeded States TO
the Union.
ID. The assumption of the Confederate
debt.
Sd. The recognition of the freedom Of
slaves actually enancipated in progress
of the war, aud the STAN ql0 ants 6eltIoa az
to all Others.
Another dispatch says Horace Greeley
is also at Niagara Falls. and il has already
been announced that Mr.. Jewett IS there.
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IMPORTANT FROM MoBILE. learn
that several Of the enemys iron-cIads
have succeeded in running past Fort
Morgan and are now between that work
and Mobile. One monitor was sunk by
the fort. No particulars. This intelli-
gence is perfectly Trustworthy.
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Saturday, :t: August s, 1854.

ssJ- DR.. J. NJ. Tfotter will lecture in
the Methodist church this evening, the
9th inst, at seven o'alpcls, for the benefit
OF the Ala Sooiettssh h.pilie are helping
sFonrst's soldiers.
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In France, the wasts Of steam from the
locomotives is made 10 heat the cars in
the train behind. Il is conducted from
the escape pipes through tubes, which,
inside of the cars, are Of copper, but out
side Of vulcanized India rubber, with
couplings which can be readily managed,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-06

The following articles be paid of
regulating manufactures to Wit Woolen Cloths Drills Fnnels
Jeans Osnabegs Shoes Domes Sring Stripes SkiBg Tent
Cloths Warp seyenyve per the
production:
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LARoR AND RATES on TRANsPORTATIoN

per 49," 10 90
Hire furnished the Government 00
l2
dy. =. .-s .,..- Is
the
"a nnentpe j so
Hire Of the same raons furnished by the Government 25 90
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impressed, the Government pay transportation
which alone Government Agents whouta
OF all
Act which rrescrbe the pains and penalties
proysi s
X1 That commissioned noncommisond private
shall Of Act
the which he attached complaint made
shall
prVs and noncorhmiened officer private
military
The dergei be addressed BrOOkse Mobile Railroad
Noxubeeco county, Mississippi
q eN6; g. Il sf66Fh mRAE Commissioner.
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yHWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Ttlegraphit Reports Of the Press Association
Entered acsordRg act Of Congress in the year 1868
by J. .THRAsHER, In tho Clerks Oice of the Dis;
rict Court Of the Confederate States rthc North
cru District Of Georgia.
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NoTEmpressng
etermne their relative
July !, ls64.--d6n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-20

Correspondence of the Associated Press1
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac
June l6, 6p m.
Smiths command, which landed at the Point
of Rocks on Tuesday evening, advanced early
yesterday morning on the City Point and Pc
tersburg road, and found the enemy near Har-
rison's creek, and drove them into their fortia-
cations, some half mile beyond.
The line of battle being formed, Hlnck'. co,.
ored division on the left, q charge WIS made
and the entire line OF works taken with sixteen
battle flags.
The position was ole Of great strength, and
should have resis,. ed an attack from a heavier
force.
The c"''.ored troops are reported as having
, Uena' I'd admirably; taking their part of the
ne at the same time the others did.
Our loss In the entire affair was not over 300,
of whom some 40 were colored.
The I'd corps came up In the evening, and
took position on the left of Smith.
In the morning, an advance was made by
the Cd corps, Gen. Birney in command, and
the enemy were driven from another strong
wounded, and prisoners.
In the afternoon, Burnside came up and took
the left of Hancock, and at @ p. m. an advance
was made along thu line, and q desperate
struggle ensued on the left and centre, both
with artillery and infantry, which lasted till
long after dark, Blrney's division gaining a
breastwork In their front.
A large number of prisoners were taken by
this corps.
This morning another advance was made
along the line at daybreak, and Burnside has
cent In about 400 prisoners, sixteen OF whom
Beauregard's command; also battle flag.
Gen. Hancock has also captured large mum.
Der, who are on the way to the rear.
Our guns now command Petersburg, and
can shell the city at any time.
Gen. Grant has returned to headquarters
from City Point last evening, and this morning
has gone to the front.
Our loss is said to be about 1000 yesterday,
while the enemy's was equally as large, If moi
larger,
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Ammaemenla.

FoRD's NEW THEATRE.-Mr. J. 8. Clarke is
announced for this evening, for the first time In
Washington, in the character of Launce. in Shak-
Bpeare's beautiful comedy OF THE Two Gentle
men of Verona" The universal fAvorite, Miss
Susan Denim, also appears in the comedy as Julia.
GRovER's THEATRE.-Manager Growers con-
tinued absence from the city In attending to his
by the way, has enjoyed continued series Of sue
cessesJ has allowed him 10 he induced TO lease his
theatre for n summer 81 Ason to the well known
manager, Mr.. W. L. Sim, who assumes the man a.
gerial Ieins tonight, aud produces the famous
oriental pageant entitled "hiaZeppa, Lucing
the famous equestrian actress, Miss Kate Vance,
In the duplet character Of CAs'hmir and MRZeppA.
steedn 10 the celebrated "Don Juau,n hose Of
splendid proportions and thorough breed He has
been educated by Mr.. DeTr, and was purchased by
Miss Vance, for Sl,l0o from Mr.. LAvigne, she man
Ager OF the royal cirque, Paris Miss Vance has
enjoyed q season of complete success, appearing
he ore crowded audiences In all the principal cites
OF the Union, including New York, Boston, Gin
oinnAt, sc. Doubtless, crowded audience will
be in attendance, and 1t will be we'll for those hAv
G GS ladies IN care TO secure their seats during the
CANTERBURY. Tonight lnaugurates another
week OF fun at this eveI-popular place Of amuse-
ment Marietta Ravel appears In her fAY0rite
character OF the Child OF the Regiment" In which
she executes the manual OF arms, extinEuishes
twelve lighted candles at one gunphot, and per-
forms other wonderful ieAts on the tight-rope, in
which performance she doubtless has o rival.
VARIRTIEs.-Ths evening, second week of
the great successful drama OF the seventh
Street Dress Maker, The Union Martyr Girl. The
accomplished actress Miss Lettle Chandler, In her
great original chs racter. Also, all the great Music
Hall show, and all the Music Hall aTtis'es. This
great drama 10 exciting an attention all ever the
country, and will shortly be produced In New
York. Wednesday, Leveo.
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9atiuual g:pnbIitau.
FROM THE .RmY OF THE POTOMAC.

lCorre' pondence Of the Associated Pres.l
bshDo'Rs ARMY OF THE Potomac, June is.
a. m.-The attack made on the enemy's line
Yesterday morning by Gen. Burnside was more
successful then at first reported. He drove
them from two lines Of rlae-pits with heavy
loss, taking four guns and 400 prisoners, and
holding the position. During the afternoon he
again pushed the enemy still further, getting
within about a mile and a half of the city, and
taking some more prisoners. Shells vere
thrown into the town, ono Of which str;ick n
church. ." .... u'A i"
A prisoner taken yesterday repor,. a tba,a5 Ooo
OF Lees men were to have arrlv,,d an Inc GeIS
that morning, and trains are aeen rnnnIno NJ
most hourly, from Rlchmr md, bringing troops
close CLOSE 70 Fetersourg LAM. ing them and 6urrying
'Tanno..n. VI wy zen brought In are from
rectlon. They a, knowIsd. % hs,Ing hnan o ooU,.
p.e. . sutPris' ID yesterday morning, and say
Sron, ' NJ of the Potomac fights differently
Iivm suo .rmies OF the West, but say we can
~ AK Petersburg or Richmond. They had
aos NV, w EN- accustomed to throwing up breast
wor As at every change Of the line, and were
o,Lsy at this work when ordered to surrender
Our success here was most complete, and with
out very heavy loss. q.
The fighting on the remainder of the line
during the day was Of a rather desultory char.
acter, and very little change took place In the
positions OF either party. Late In the evening
80 AS's VOC sun huNhuVou, hnu nRnL-
Ing continued nearly all night. Col. Mix, of
New York, is reported killed; also, Col. Kelly,
commanding ID brigade Of the LIST division, Cd
corps; Lieut.. Col. Baird, 128th New York;
Capt. 8. O'Nelll, Goth New York; Adjutant
Mcdonald. SD New York, and AdjutRnt Hest,
09th Pennsylvania, all killed; Lieut.. Col. Nc
Gee, Goth New York, wounded in face; Col.
Beever, commanding 4th brigade, LIST division,
Cd corps, wounded In the hip; and Col. Gran
dali, 125th New York, in the face; Col. Ram
sey, commanding 4th brigade, Cd division,
hand fractured; Major Butler, Goth New York
State militia, thigh fractured; Major Blake, 9Th
New York artillery, in the head.
This morning considerable firing Is going
on, but nothing definite has been heard In re-
gard to 1t. The 9th corps came up last night
and reinforced our left.
Reports were current yesterday that Gen.
Butler had advanced 10 the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad, and was engaged in destroy
ing the track, when Lee surprised him and
drove him back to his Entertainments with
heavy loss. Nothing official has been received
in relation 10 the matter at headquarters.
Troops were sent TO his support yesterday af-
ternoon. Firing, at intervals, has been heard
In that direction.
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POLICE REPoRTs.--Seoond Prccinet-Frank
CogieL and Sim 'nds Clark, desertIop, TO military
Third Precintf-Miohael Cation, assault and bat
teryj for hearing. Mary Mullen, selling liquor TO
1oldiersj fined $40. John Fitzgiven, disorderIy;
nned s2t6 Michael Brien and James shehan mil.
itAry.
Fourth Precinct-Ellen Llervellvn, disorderlyi
hped $40. Willis Cook, dol fined 50.
Syh PreciHci-Jamrs Jackson, disorderlyj hned
Slbo. James Braddock and Henry Williams, sleep
ing on streets fined al
Strh Precinci-Wm. Thomas, Jno. Douglas, Jro.
Nelson, and Mace Digs, disoTderly conduct; eight
hours. Robert Adams, violating hack laws 81.
Robert Jones, do; 90.
Seventh Precinci-John shelly, amault and bat.
terry: bail for hearing. George Moody, dlBorderIyj
feed Sl.5S
Eighth Preeinet-James Whaley, disoTderly con-
duetj sl.s4. Joseph Leach, indecent exposures
military.
Ninth PTecinct-Niiohael O'LeAry, drunk; 81. 95.
Henry GreeDheld, disorderly conducts S2l So. Do,
resisting officer, security for court.
Tenth PTecinct-Timothy Collins, 81. VIM. Sem
klns, John Coleman, Howard Jordon, and Edward
Chinor, gambling on Sundays dismissed.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June nth, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed till u O'Clock m, on FRIDAY, July l, 70
fur iahlng, for the use Of this Department.
400 tons 2,2i0 lbs. 70 the ton) best Baltimore
CompAny's white Ash Coal,
90 tons best Red Ash Coal, same GiZe, and
30 COZ DIS best seasoned Oak Wood.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made to Sc
cure 20 the Government full weight and measure.
The wood must be corded end measured upon
the premises, and one-fOurth sawed into three,
and the remainder into two pieces, and all piled
away IN the cellar.
Parties supplying the Wood will be at liberty TO
deliver 1t at such time during the fall and winter
msy beat suit their convenience, provided aecu'
rity be 81 tn for the faithful iulhlmcnt OF the
contract,
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
sll the bids, II the interests Of the Department
Eeem to require It.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given OF the reliability and loyalty
Of the parties.
Samples OF coal, such as 10 desired, oAn be seen
by calling upon the undeTsigned
PAymtn tS will be promptly made.
The proposals should he addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed proposals for Wood and
Coal, l." OF for either one, AS the case may be.
JAMES S. HALLOWELL,
Disbursing Clerk,
jel7-l1t PoHt once Department
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INCIDENTS AND SCENERY.
SCENE l,-Nlew Of the Potomac and Washing
ton city by moonlight-G ,vernment transpo q
post-BraNton, the Bushwhacker.
SCENE 1.-THE Haunted Hut in VirginiA-The
Bushwhackers IN eouneil-P OF and counterpart
Tableau-THE union MUST BE PRESERVED.
SCENE IlI-Vlew Of the National Hotel on
getting searce-FaShionAhle soclety-Tne bogus
blll-Beau on anew lAy-Nothing Ike ApTeposBes.
sing eNterloF-A new patontfOr the Patent ONCE
Irish Molly, o presents check which 10 moi &C
scene IVA gay time In swsmpoodle-Fagln
The Game Cock, and the girls from home-M g.
boys-Chsrley Sin sgan, the oldest hackmAn in
town-"rwo Spanking BOb-tAil Grays"-Night
Peter in trouble HberniAn divsrshionS-Beau
Again-"I don't drink, but I'll take clear or a
cheek, u you liken-hi.h song and dance by the
and recreation-Beau In trouble.
SCENE Y.-seene near AlexandrlH, VA-Lieut.
Compton, Of the U. A, and his betrothed, Lucy
Gtlmore-Flight OF the iugitives-Tlm Fagin and
Mrs. Mclaughlin united for life, and on their way
to 4 new home.
SCENE vI.-AquiA Creek-BeAu on fishing eS-
oursion-FlAt hsn rather seArce-Catches \ Tar
tara sad mlbhsp-The UBion refugees III pur-
Bued-Terrihc ntorm-BeAu's umbr' lla-BlAek Sal
to the rescue-BushwhaokeTs, be Jabers-Tableau.
SCENE VlI-The skirmish in the woods-BraN-
ton AID the BuIhwhAekers gain viotory-D ably
combat between Tim Fagin and Braxley-BeAu
pull ed out OF the frying pan How are you, Jefier-
scene VIII AND LAST.-The stone house At
NIanasSas-MTB. Fagin's quarters Beau into the
hrC-A delioate situation for = bAchelot-The
phantom chips-"I have thee and vet have thee
not"-BlHok Sal in search Of her pic1aninny-Lucy
Gilmore In dAnger-Tim Fagin on hand-The ghost
OF the murdered wife-The picket-spirlt OF Wash
ington and Allegorisnl TAbleAu- Retribution and
the Goddess OF Ii 'eTty.
For additional synopsis, cast OF characters, Sc,
see future bills OF the day.
Admission. cents
90 cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons........."..So
Doors open At 7; performance to commence at g.
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . o'clock.
Ladies' 10 eentH children 10 cents.
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VARIETIES VARIETIES |

W AhlhllbD NAhlEllES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn'N avenue and Ninth Streetl
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMOND LIGHT
HAhBLlN h CO. ......................P rOprietors
FITZ SIMMONS. stage Manager and Advertiser.
Old Prices, Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents Admission
THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT.
Es-Grand Theatrical Performance
Ef-BrilliRnt Music Hall show
Row GRE AJING GREAT EXCITEMENT.
STARTLING DRAMATIC HISTORY
E5-Terrible and Shameful Criminal Acts
bf-HeArtlsss Male and Female Fiendsl
ES-Life, Death, Mystery, and Crime!
SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT SUCCESS,
Written by FitZ simmons, author OF tho "Belle oil
Washington, )" THE Female Plchpocket" SC,
THE SEVENTH-STKEET DRESsMAKEH,
TIE UNION MARIYR GIRL
....'.'''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''
Full OF new local scenery Government Clerk.
Politicians NJ chanics, and Others, all Interested
MISS LETTIE CHANDLER,
as Mary Morris, the DTessmAker.
Also, atty other ArtlGtes, Dancers, singers, and
Ethiopians One hundred and hty men, women
and children in the battle Scenes.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LENEE. je2I
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WHITEHURsT's GALLERY, 43i Pennsylvania
hvEHUE.-ThiB celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly RENTED and furnished. Has one OF
the largest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing Hkenesses of distinguished personF,
both civil and military. LkeneBses Of many OF
these fallen in battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, WhitehurHt outstripping his COM
petitors, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention is called TO his new
imperial Photographs, AlGo Vignetts now much
ought after. noVl4--u
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TTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLD G A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

STATES FUN The sAIU DIoINIVI'
To all ghOm Il may concern, GREETING;
Notice Is hereby given, that during the months
of Aprll and May, 1864, the United States vessels
compoGing the Potomac FlotillA captured, as law
full prizes, eighteen Canoes and FlatbOats, their
Tackle, &c and brought the same into this Dis
trict for adjudication, and the same are libelle
and prosecuted In this Court In the name OF the
plies, and have been arrested by the Marshal as
such and that said cause will stand for trial at the
City Hall, In the city OF Warrington, on the Third
MONDAY OF July next, when and where all per-
sons are warned to appear to show cause why con-
demnA ZION should not be deoreed, and to intervene
for their interests. June 49, 1864.
jG20-2awtyls Il. J. MElGS, Clerk.
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SEVERELY WoUNDED.-The following ac-
count OF wounded man appears In tho report Of
morning at the headquarters Of police by Sergeant
skippon:
"Patrolmsn Hollohan reports that at 2 O'Clock
this morning he was called to gentleman named
Summers, ,, rat LieutenSn mt in the United states
service, and stopping at No SIS Ninth street, and
who was severely wounded, and Whose wound az
accidentally reopened at the above hour, so As to
require the imme'ipte attendance of a surgeon
The ofieer procured Dr.. Keasby, who was
promptly ip attendance, and stopped the efTusion
OF blood and rendered every AsaistAnce 10 the
officer until he was out Of danger,n
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ANY one having occasion to visit private
Vellny.
A large and SuccCsSful practice here and else.
where enables him TO guaranty perfect cure in all
cases,
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling zee no one but
the Doctor. febl-u
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ITO RENT---AN ELEGANT HOUSE,
Il with brown stone front, partially furnished,
with all modern Improvements, centrally and
brick stable. The premises not to be rented for a
b0Ardlng-house, For particulars, inquire of Hon.
d y. s0MES, on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE
ELY, No. ~ Four-and-a-hAn street. Porselsion
given imme iiately, jel8tf
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makers, sddlers, Armorers, painters and Iaborers
followed by citizens In general, brought up the
rear Of those on foot. large ! ne Of carriages
followed, and the whole extended from the Arsenal
TO PennByivania avenue,
, AT the corner Of Fout-and-A-half and streets
the remains of Miss sallie MoElfresh, who ssoaped
alve, but cied In the hospita, from the injuries
which she received, Joined the oorteae, making In
ansiN'een ociiins 1hn pAll-bearerB OF her rem
were George A Hall, VIM. II. Greenwell, Edward
H. Hoover, and J. T. Hall.
hthe corner OF Four-and-a-half street and Penn
sylvauiA avenue were assembled the scholars of
we. ley Chapel sunday school, who wished 10 pay
tribute o feapect to Miss susan Harris who was
= member OF the school RESOLUTIONS Of respect
to her memory we're adopted In the morning at a
meeting Of the teachers, which rendered sympathy
to her brother and expressed their resolve to at
tend her funerAl)
The procession moved onward towards the Con-
gressionnl Cemetery, where the remains were In
TERED with solemn aud appropriate cerem onies.
large coneourse Of citizens throRged the entire
route
Miss RebeocA Hull, who died in the hospital AE-
ter she was taken from the ruins, was buried from
the residence Of Mr.. Jno. King, n relative, who
resides on the corner Of X and Filth streets, Her
remains were taken TO Mount Olivet Catholic
Cemeteryl
The funeral Of Bridget Dunn, another OF the
victims, awaited the procession, and alter il
passed proceeded to Mount Olivet.
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

w JUNE 10 lpOt
Inc Mayor of Washington 10 this day informed
by the Engineer OF the Washington AQue"uct that
"the supply Of water from the Aqueduct 10 ample
II judiciOusy applied, to keep the streets quite
Tree fiOm dust They can not osly he sprink ed,
but AhoweTed, II necessary, three or four times
each dAv, by means OF private street plugs OF
Public NViice, therefore, Is hereby given that the
restrictions heretofore lmpoHed upon the use o.
hand hose for watering the streets arc, for the
present, removed.
RANDOLPH CoYLE,
je209t Water Registrar.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFT CIAL.

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 10, 1854.
Major Benton, U. S. Arsenal:
The funeral and all expenses incident to the In
terment of the sufferers by the recent catastrophe
at the Arsenal will be paid by the Department.
You will not spare any means to express the re-
spect and sympathy of the Government for the
deceased and their surviving friends.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
jt2O.3s Secretary Of War.
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He1 and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beAuty, grade and finish any.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oes-tf S92 Pa. Az, bot. Ninth aud Tenth SITS.
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RAYS PATENT
MOLD COLL A RS

NRAY'S PATENT
NODDED 0LLARS
Are not simply fiat pieces Of paper cut in the form
Of COLLAR but are Nodded and Shaped 10 1T the neck
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another Advantage PoS,ss'cd by no other
collar, viz Space for the CrapGt in the Turn.down
style he inside Of Which Is perfectly smooth and free
from FUCKERS, making this collar for ease neAtneas,
and durability, unequalIed.
They are made in Turn'down style In sizes from
70 to IT, and In Gsrotte from 10 to II inches and
packed In neat blue boxes OF 100 eNchi also In
smaller ones OF 10 eaeh-the latter = very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
rS-EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
322 PennSylvAniA avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
je2-dsm Washington, D. c.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.TANT BURY HALL.
THE THE S SsEAF CANTERBURY CANTERBURY,
THE MOST GENTEEL
THE MOST GENTEEL,
THE MOST COMFORTABLE
THE MOST COMFORTABLE
e e9NeERF Hall
INTHE CITY.
RE co@PHEY
THE LARGEST,
THE LARGEST,
MssT TALENTED,
AND MOST VERSATILE
AND MOST VERSATILE
our OF new YoRK.
MILE MARIETTA RAvEL,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
BILLY wEsT,
H. W. WILLIAMS,
J. J. DoUGHERIY,
J. DE FORREST,
". b. CAvANAUGH,
RoNZANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
MISS JENNY FORREST,
MISS sALLTE WEsNER,
MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MILE VIOLA,
MISS MARY GARDNER,
MISS FANNY PARKER,
MISS MARIA MONROE,
MIS- MSsS SE MibE DE De, yERE,
Mtss CLARA urNnrpSnS MANI "hLLN'