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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
Il. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON. June l2-l2 r. NJ

10 MAJOR GIN. DIX A dispatch from
General Hunter, dated at s o'clock A. NJ. on
tho morning of the Slh inst, at Staunton
reports that VIC met the enemy at Poid.
mont last Sunday, killing General Jones
their commanding general, nnd totally
routing them, after battle of ton hours. -
Wo have captured 500 prisoners ultogeth-
field of battle also 5000 stand of arms, 3
pieces of artillery and a quantity of stores.
Wo havo effected to day junction with
Generals Crook and Aycrili
1t is stated in another official dispatch,
dated Staunton 9,h, that our infantry is
now engaged in burning ties and bending
rails in tho East and West All Govern.
ment and railroad buildings have been
burned at Staunton. Wo leave tomorrow.
(Signed) II. II. McCAlNE.
A private dispatch from Grants bead
quarters, dated yesterday, 4 Z. NJ. reports
that the reboI cavalry mado dash into
Wilson's lines noar tho I.Inney House. vii.
son, this morning, sent out part of Nc.
lhtoshs brigade to SEQ where tho ouemv
was Their pickots were driven back and
their outer limos forced. The cavalry pass.
| ing over tho entertainments about milo
west of Bothsoda Church, Mcintosh camo
upon Fields division of infantry, and hay
ing accomplished tho purpose of his recon,
n0issanco, retired.
/ llo killed and wounded n number of rob.
ols in his progress, and brought away 4 or
d prisoners. llo had III mon killed and
wounded
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman, dated at
his headquarters, Big Sandy, Ca, this morn.
Ing, have been received.
lla states that our lines aro within 400
or 900 yards of tho enemy, but no fighting
yot.
(Signed) f. NJ. STANTON.
WAR DEPT, WAsmNGToN,)
i June l3, midnight.
TO MAJ. GEN. DIX, n. Y. We have
dispatches from the AHmy of the Poto
mae as late as 8 o'clock this morning.
The movement al the hour was in success,
iul progress.
Norcports to-day from Sherman.
The following dispatch from Burbridge
commanding in Kentucky, has just reach
ed here;
! 81 attacked Morgan at Cynthana al
daylight yesterday morning, and after an
hours hard fighting completely routed
him, killing 800 and wounding nearly as
many. and capturing nearly hundred
OF Gen. llodson's command, and over I ;.
, 900 horses. Our loss IN killed and wound
Cd was about $50. Morgan's scattered
forces are flying iu all directions. They
j have thrown away their arms, are out Of
ammunition, and are wholly demoralized
Dispatches from Butler received at {
this evening. indicate no change in hi,
command. .|..-...
No further intelligence has been re-
ceiVed from Hunter. (Signed)
K, NJ. STANTON, i.
.F Secretary Of War,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17
&. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary OF War.
WASHINGTON June ll-2SO r. N.

WASHINGTON. June ll--SS0 T.. 81.
To MAJOR GEN. DIX Official reports
from the Army of tho po,omac down to s
O'Clock yesterday evening, detail no move
monts OF importance.
A dispatch from Sherman, dated yestcr.
day, starcs that our cavalry, on the 9th, do.
velopod the position Of the enemy in line
along tho hills from Kcnasaw to Lost
Mountain, aud now marching towards Ken.
asaw.
A dispatch from Butler, dated this after.
noon, reports all quiet yesterday. General
kaun charged tho eDemys works at Pc.
tcreburR, and carried them and penetrated
the town, but not being supported by Gen.
eral Gilmore, who had Withdrawn bis forces
without o conflict, General Kaulz was
obliged to withdraw without further effect.
General kaulz captured forty prisoners and
one picco af artillery, which he brought of
with MIN.
A dispatch from General Candy, dated
Eicksburg, 4th, says.
Genoral Emory reports tha' an attempt
by Taylor's force to cross the A,chafalaya
had been frustrated, tho troops that ha d
crossed dispersed, and large quantities Of
commissary stores and clothing captured.
General Burbridge, commanding ip Ken.
lucky, in dispatch dated yesterday at
Lexington. reports that. aftor concontra-
ting force at Beaver Greek, on the Big
Sandy, he moved against Morgan's force in
Virginia, FIRST ns far. as GladesyiIle. Nor
gaa moved into kentucky via Whitesburg,
and he pursued and marched ninety miles
in twenty.four hours, and cane on to him
at Mount Sterling yesterday morning, and
defeated him. By stealing fresh horses he
reached Lexington at two O'Clock this morn.
ing. Onr forces held tho forts, and the
rebels did but little damage. He left here
at 8 A. NJ. for Versailles. Il start in pur.
suit with a fresh force this evening"
No official report has yet been received
from Gonoral Hunter. 90
(signed) +. M. STANTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

yArALLkCE's BAND WILL OWE BALI AT IN
w WING HALL, on Tuesday evening Aprii ~, for the
bcne0, OF United States sanitary ccmmss46n Several
novelties will be rendered, Tickets 81 70 admit gentle
sn aud ladiea 10 be had AZ irving Hail. principal music
stores any msmber OF the baud. or from Geo or mo
Waliace No 60 Marion street.
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Ivan BAKER co, AUCTIoNEERs
ALBERT Q. HAYWOOD, AUCrlONEEk.

ALvAs sAKEg 90 oTEBEoTIosEEn
HOUSEHOLD .n,
pIANoroRrE. DRAWING ROOM FgRgI Z, ea suite,
yELSET ANp h rus EST cHkFEfs oHAN6ELiERs,
De Rs nAIs IsS ss RfHsNt
and many rare and Costly q and articles Of viru
>, THIS 81 n fss .n. ,.,,,..,
F .s sxs aSene % safe commencing il
wsad SAT- he par e bis
.he largest asortment q ouse6oc Furniture
With broese q gc9 s dssPtioni elegant window
Secretary Bookcase Tables sauary abie tors
SaSaein playing ounss; artistic Broale coefs Vases
Bronze Fures Oh & y Eminent
MxGSIti 1 s;F' I ourAvE ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRrE.
W.
sion Table SOFAS eI and 1 en
eae
@ ss and o sssa P.s.-as
e pairs sW
Powell, asrsses ts Frensh
s Hs ss sfs @ e ss ess o g
leaving at sixteenth street, few doors from house.
A LyAN 9; BAKER & Co, MISUNDERSTANDING
s as "a Se ssr
residence i2s East street between Bfoaaway
o
tension Table Arm Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets ruby and
white Glassware Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware 6c
Oval Mirrors Parlors-Rosewuod and mahogany Pnrlor
Furniture, Brussels Carpets agefes Bookcase Tables
Pier and Mantel Mirrors. Curains. Paintings Stauary
Bronze Clocks Sevres and Dresden China Vases Engrav
fngs Chandeliers seven octave rosewood anofore Stool
and Cover. Music Books Encoignures Rocking Chars,
Lounges. Hastand Chairs to match 3edrooms-Bureaus,
Bcdsteacs, Washstands. Comnodes Hair and Spring Mat
fresses Bolstcs, Pillows, 10. Curtains, Shades. Also
Basement and Kitchen Furniture
A UcTIoN NOTICE HOUSE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
- Ros s'yo AND WALNUT EURNITu ;E, ELE,
CITY MAKERS AND COST OVER &4,0m THE WHOLE
WILL. BE PERLMpTORILY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE,
this SATURDAY AFTER0ON. at O'Clock precisely,
BY HENRY r. WESrCOTT Aucttoneer.
at the elegant residence i52 West Twenty be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, comprising the entire
elegant laror: Sleeping Room, Dining Room and Hall Fur
nute OF the House. al III perfect order superb Pianoore
cost 5000 two magnificent solid rosewood Parlor Suits In
Reception Chairs in satin fine Carpets large rosewood
bles rich Curtains and SHADES elegant Paror Ornaments
Vases Bronzes &c rosewood Bedstcads Bureaus
Clock HAIR aud Spring Mattresses Reds and Bedding Din
ting Room Furniture rich China Cut Glass Silver Ware
Cutlery all Furniture Sofa Bedseads &C. Sale positive
rain or shine.
N. B-1hc quaptity Of goods to be sold makes
l. imperative that tae We should commence a.
<''.., -. NJ, precisely. Parties from distance
Are assured that there will be posponement.
The Sixth, Seventh and Eighth and stages
pass within few doors OF the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

TOR HARTFORD DIySrCr. ..x,
y The steamers GIT or HARTFORD and oRANlIb
STATE leave pier EAST dliy att u NJ For Vt
,her particulars pduirc 81 saxton se.bnry III soa'a
street D. A. MILLS, Agent
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THE BALL SEASON.

TWELFTH RE9IMENTAL BALL.
II IN AID OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF
DECEASED NEW YORK soLDIERS
ACADEMY or MUSIC. APRIL 20, 1861.
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE.
Ma Tor General GEO Is NcCLEkLAN.
Ifou g. GODFREY GUSTBEK.
Hon. JOHN r. HOFFMAN
ORfSuN BLUNT. Esd.
ARTHUR LEARy, Fsl
JAMES N. MOTLEY, Est
D. T. BARREDA, Esq. =
ALEXANDER BRANDON. Esl
HIS Excelicncy HORATIO SEYMOUR
Ma ior General JOHN A DIX.
Hon WIN M. TWEED.
lion HIRAM wALBRI DOE,
GEo. WASH JENKINS, V. 3. n
THOMAS LITTLE Eel
HENRY A BOSfWICk, Esl
JAMES MURPHY Est
Tickets Eve Dollars each, be procured OK sny mem
Der the regiment and at the prncpa noeS o. Ihs city
Lieut. Col l. SATfEkbbB
Major GEO A. HILTON,
CAPTAIN w. " BYRNf,
CAPTAIN ~ L. HANSON. committee
Capga JNO. WARN Jn OF
Captain w H. HAYES. in. Arrangements
Iaitsin WIN RANNUH. /
IJsutenant r. MiLDANk,
Lieut. JNO. y poWLbr J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CoN
"A tanning nearly 200 pages and 100 fue pates aud
cravings the anatomy Of the human In state o.
health and disease with treatise early errors. ~ de-
yorabe consequences upon he MUD aut body With the
O only rational and succeAsfu
Of cure. shown By the report Of cases treated
ira thu adviser married and those contemplating
age who would know her physical condition sent
OF postage TO address on receipt o. e cents
lane, Albany. N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

II NOW READY -. .aa
A nd among the many b;ts IN hs shApc ~ ~ 70
poetry will DO found Conrtag In The Country snu ~ our
nowned sale OF sh2ddy so tea .ny Van Mi slso SO
monthly show bill Buy COR and feaa w. ~ iorl
the following Illustrations ~. w., n n iusra
ton of sbasspesr The Next Presidency oq srs oc nu
Hingland hon ops Base lnGrstiuds sng ~ cents sub
srripton price on cover, W srRoNo .nnrs Agents.
Nassau street American News VoWpsV' "s"e
III Nassau street. New YORK.
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ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS L. r. HYDE, FROM BOSTON. A VERY RELfA
WI BILE Clairvoyart and Business Medium. may oe G n
suited daily al az West wenty eighth street Hyde's
powers he ndnton Also ABOVE q th'
best medical cnryoys,ts in the country None but those
possessing hrs, class powers employed IS above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

THEArRE FRANChfg
MILO . CONCERT SALOON
10 eoaseqgsace Of tndlspostion, - ~ i''a
JEAN bRAUpE? 'oP'e'e"s"ao""
LAS - be postponed. 20 shst,,a. tna ye,v ans
nd last performance Of
'BATAlLLE De DANES
ladies' Batt,e3l
Coincide In IL by Il Scribe
The doors will be open At III. TO eommenc. a. .,.,o.s
precisey Box Office OF the theatre durng me Ia, ~ as
Broadway - - ~ Va
METR0POLITAN FAIR-A VOCAL AND INsTRu
iu mental Concer. viii be given Ia the Greene street
church on wednesday evening next for the bene the
nnied states sanitary Commission under the direction Of
Professor y j. Cook SUPERIOR for
the occasion. Tickets 90 To had al Hail a SOM.
sic store 5f3 Broadway o. hcCsrn are store
iC7 Spring street and the door. Coacet Commence at
~ o'clock
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CLOTHING.

(,FYrLEMES HAVING ANY NEW OR LEFT or
VI ClpthiBg 20 ais OF obtain The hihes price
calng or addressing JOHN MURPHY. 81 Pearl stree
near GeElre All orders pnEctuaiiy ATTENDED 10.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO G-TUB
~ regular monthly meeting OF the Unon-at which Dele
gates To the National Convention be chosen
important business ransacted-wl be held at Tammany
Hal, at O'Clock, THIS Saturday EVENING
IL. A. HOLMES President
W B CoDDfNcroS. Recording Secretary
NoTTCE-sEGAR PACKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
IN special citing OF the above Organization will
on Saturday, hpr at r. II at Harmonic Hall 49, Hes
street. BY order NJ. DE MEIER, President
c. STEPHENSON, Secretary
NEW YORK APRIL l. I9G4-COI. CHARLES A. MAY,
IN superintendent Eighth Avenue Railroad .--Sir-The
committee Of tho hostiers and stable
employ the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company, appointed
by their fellow wedkmen to for
from dollar aud
dollar and nly day. beg res ect
tu return our thanks for the gent emany and corr
teos reception OF applicable and for the kindncss
romptness and liber'y with which our reqgcs. was &C
corded In behalf or associates most sincerely
sure you that we gratefully appreciate yonr generous
sympathy with our necessities and that 1t Will DO our
nest ende,vor n our own humble way BY renewed DIN
Of employers 70 return so far may be the ben
conferred upon and families by this increase
compensation Most respectfully yonr obedcns ssr-
''''' S Ss$sr SssaI COMMITTED.
WILLIAM MAHER
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SIfIPPIN q

TOR LIVERPOOL -TAPSCoTT'S LINE
Ship GRATITUDE sails April a.
Ship GENERAL MCCLELLAN aus April
FOR LONDON LINE
Ship HUDSON sails this day.
For psagr 10 aud from the pi country drafts avaa
bic "a All pat OF England Ireland. Scotland and Wales
a'pS rApscorr BRorHEesM co, 80 aouh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

DRlAN IT, MULLER. AUCTIoNFER. STOCKS AT
IL auction this day. BY ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. II.
sWILKINS CO., at 1915 o'clock Ill Broadway, close
v2:-U5 shares Sixth Avenue Railroad Company
500 70 shares Bowery Ere Insurance COMPANY S5
EACH 20 shares Broadway Fire Insurance Company $25
zach,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

RENJ. p. FAIRCHTLD, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
~ on saturday April at ~ NJ, at The bulkhead op
postte l55 West street between Barclay ana Robinson
streets large quantity OF Lumber, Sheds. Roofing &c.
q De Immediately.
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D. foF Johnson NEW YORK, WOULD
Please communicate D.
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HERALD SATURDAY, APRIL s64-wIrH SUPPLEMENT


: NY PERSON WHO saw THE INJURY TO A GEN
uenan's horse at the sorner of Fifth avenue and
highteenth street "Wednesday will confer favor
upon the BY sending hts sddress to 1862 New
YORK Post olice.
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II IVES & co, AUClioNEERs SEA SHELLS
IL. amt otler Curosities the only general collection
orhy Of notice this country at auction this morning at
I0ls o'clock and ? T. NJ. at 1856 and l5f Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

TUsr rUBLTsHRp-rHE COURT cF HYMsN By
81 Phil0 ugenns tssriclly moraD Nos,o f,,snnsn'y
Love tfh and the equality OF the seus Let All frienns
20 woman sacred aud social rights procure eoLy ana en-
surh facilities 10 send % NJ army ana nav
and loved friends everywhere 20 gladden. lheir pears
gle IS cents for OIL ~ DER ioxea Auutcss Ap"A
Useuins box 53}2 Post 0l1ce
AZ Y-Arr r.,,uaiI AND orr pHAr-EyRA rHg.
mail "a ida ga the phnnyest sor OF phun Prise Tus
tenhe nv d0e. sud unlec .har . Ken hnie e. ah1
old Abe on the So
rJrHosE PECULIAR hooks published At NO
i Ann street 81 by CALVIN BLANCHARD. scnn
address Stamped envelope for circular Vow car Ntthe
books BIZ mail
1,HE CONFESSIONS AND BxrBRfENCE or AN ~
II VALID
Published for The benefit Of and caution 10 yorns Zen
spseg debility, fEematntt ~
Il manhood 40 supplying the same ne sns ,ss
see cure By one Who has cured himself AFTER unaer
gong consi cradle qnackery. 1900 -..t. .o,,.s
RI inclosnE post paid Addressed enveope sihso~"f
TATtiANiEL MAYFAIR. Esq. Beifosi. Kings O., y. y
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TT rot WANT TO KNOW
little of everything relating TO the human ~ stem
diet, air. marriage &c, &C read revised aud sasrce
edition OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuorIoNEEg. 60 NASSAU
persona attention 10 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
at the OF families II preferred at his STORE,
O. NASSAU STREET. near Maiden lane. Apprascments
made when desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

A J. L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
"A day at IL o'clock at Ninth street beiween Second
and Third Piano three Paror Suits rosewood
and black walnut Bedroom Suits Chairs Tables Rockers
Pier Glasses Brussels ard Ingram Carpets. Oil Paintings
and eyerIthL ng beonsing 10 Arst class house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02

w ANTBD--A SITUATION IN A FIRST CLASS SEMI.
w marvin either city country by young lady
quaned 70 teach music tpiane and gulars drawing. OIL
painting an rudments Of French Can Furnish best test,
yy2 P0sb ONCE. H. X
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DAVID D. EGAN, AvcTIoNEER

DAVID d EGAN viii sell this day, at 2ocock at 1876
Canal very large quantity second hand Furni
turc Carpets &C. mahogany ana other Beds'eads Bureaus
Bookcases 20 Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets,
Ocoth Feather Beds, Pillows, Sheets, Blankets Quits
Counterpines. marble top Taoes liar and straw Mat
China Glass and Crockery Ware Vases Looking Glasses.
Pictures Lace Curtains Tetea Tetes. Washsands Rags,
Mats stove ani PLACED Ware. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-02
MFprcAL CoMMoN sREsr.


Among the many treated In this work the fol
lowing -Consumptiou Bronchitis Asthma Catarsh scrof
ula rheumatism Dyspepsia. Piles Liver and Philosophy Of
Digestion patton, Affections OF the Urinary organs
Diseases Of the Female Organs q Gcneraon Barre ness
fmroency Seminal weakness Rupture, Salt Rheum Cnn
cor Diseases Of the Heart Ncura g,a How 10 Re
Sight throw Dc Sp~ctaces Marriage and SCR
Philosophy The Curious Marriage Cnstoms "a the world
Philosophy Of Eopemens Philesophy % childnaking
Chapter FOR the Married aud thousand OF vae 10 married
single written BEFORE msxng aiogr cur
book curious people and good book for every one
Li3 Broadway New York Cortents tables sen. free ~
mai oil applicans tho book forwAfdrl BY mar posi-
age paid, receipt % ~ 90 Address s. rovsEY NO isl
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ONES NOW AM FORGOTTEN WILL RELATE
the sequel Patience aud perse GRANGE victorious
Address ~ compatible with your deas) TO my box Am
uELIUTEOPE.
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UCTION SADIE OF
"A HANDSOME MousEM9I.p EURN1TURE.

M MERWIN. AUCTNoNEER.-By BANGS MER
"A. WIN CO., Twin. ENild ngs hgf and 500 Broadway
Monday Tuesday evenings, April and s. at O'Clock
choice Private Library being the entire miscellaneous
lection Of the late Theodore sedgwck. Esq comprising
great variety the bes En- s edit Standard Works.
and collection fne copies of the writings Of
che celebrated authors of Franc Germany italy 6c aud
incudin. choice old Classics For particulars
catalogue the books exhibition the sales
r0o
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COPARTN ERsHIP.

GENTLEMAN (EfTHER ACTIVE or SILENT
IA waned-wth ~ 900 In light business paving lsrg,
profits; unlimited strictly for risk what
Address. with real name. Charles Homer box l0a
Herald office AgctfN need not apply.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF COPPER PLATES. &C.
n BENZ P, FA1RCHILD Auctloneer.-On Saturday
April at ~ M at i2) Nassau street second story,
ty OF Copper Plates for maps By order OF the admins
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nREAr SALE IN wAsHINGroX oIry-BY can

GREAT SALE IN WASHINGTON CITy-BY Gaia.
VI logrr FIRST class Building Lots belong
ingng Davidson On Tuesday afternoon April
81 O'CLOCK AT the auction rooms OF James G. Mcclure
e. corner OF Tenth aud ID streets
SEVENTy.NfNE FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS.
belonging the Davidson comprising OF the
most eligible Building Lots BE- ionni In the city situated
principally the high grounds north Of Pennsylvania
between Ninth and Fifteenth streets west in the best
improved aud most desirable part OF the city fovae
sijeuces.
For descriptive catalogues with terms OF sale &C. apply
70 JAMES NJ. MILIER Auct1neer, Is Pine street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

~ II RIvsRs' DANCING ACADEMY, NO y SNV,a..5.n SV.5s
". merhorn street. BrooNyn, WI reVpe" v" s'
September d seud fog AeirSuaS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

7'Hls GREATNATIONAL THoRoUaHrARE

THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
L u again open for ireights and travel. The
cars and machinery destro yed are replaced by new
running stock, with all recent improvements
anu AS the bridges and track are again in substan
ta condition. the well earned reput alton of this
road for SPELD.aSECCKITf and CONF ORT
VIII be more than sustained under the re .orvani
cation Of tshusincss.
In addition 10 the nnequaled attractions of nat
'ifai scenery heretofore conceded ~ this route
troubles upon the border have assOcia t..ti numer
Gus points upon the road, between the Ohio River
and harpers Ferry, with painful but ins,ructive
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
ana iittsburg, Central Ohio aud Marietta and
cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
me whole railway system Of the Northwest Cen
trail West and Southwest NJ Harper's Fcrrv with
the Winchester road at Washington Junction
with the Washington branch for Washington
City and the Lower Potomac at baltimore With
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
Two dollars additional on through tickets to
baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the priyi.
iege OF visiting Washington CITY en- route-beinp
~ lower than the eos. Of any other line. ~ re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore being
81 ~ lower than recently chsrg Il Nv way Of Har-
rsburg This is the only route BY which passen-
gers can procure ihrongi, tickets and through
Checks to Washington City.
w. SMITH, Master Transpor tation Baltimore
l.. NJ. COLE, Gcn'l Ticket Apt Baltimore ivvdlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-10

Great Broad Gauge Double Track aud TcIeeranh
Route to New York, Boston, Philadelrkis.
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carving the Crest Through
United States Nails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DC yKIRK OR
~ Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal.
a'nnnca on The arris alOi trains via the New Broad
Gauge lantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, D.. giving passengers the advantage
from Dankirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland. o..
Of Six Foot Gaugc, combining ease and comfort
without change, in wide roomy, palace cars d.
rect to View York. A perfection attained by no
other route
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West, our facilities are
uhrivaled. Forming close and reliable connection
Ut Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads. and
~ Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, by which route there il
no transfer between New York and Gle, Gland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, making As quick time and
as low rates Is by any other route
For freight or passage apply ut all the principal
Offices in the West, and a. "a CLARK street, Chica.
go, 2i0 broadway, New York, and 70 South. St..
f. H., New York, Is State street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT tsenu Sup't
Els. SPENCER West'n AT
j. W. BLANCHARD, Gen1 Freight Agent.
W. r. BARR Gent Ticket Agent