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VHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

TI'HE BRITISH AND NORi n AMERICAN
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS -
BETWEEN MN YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOr.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND NV EBPOOL CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND LOBk llARBQB-
ARABIA .......>,. leaves boston, n sdnesiAv, Heh ~
CHINA........ leaves New. orb. " ed.dsy pill
AFRICA Boston W. ,edAy Ayel IL
PPRSIA.....A l-uye. Newly ofk W ,dp~siay April -
1eo. siey. ipSh n
AUSTRALAS NJ. leaves New \ ork. Nedresds, Nay
ARABIA .........bayes Boston. ednesday Msy III
leaves New fork " edBesdsy, Esy ~
EEw-YoRK 10 LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. $l52 %
Second Cabin Passage. "
.. pEos BosTos LIVERPOOL
Chief shin Passage. .....................Sli2 80
Second Cabin "asssgs. ...-................ - w
psyblr 10 gold its equivalent In United staies eureHey
Berths secured until psid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The these ships Vl no, be sccoun'shs fer Specie
Nsuabs unless Bill of LsdBg having the ssias eIp.sset
VA signed therefor.
For Freight or Passage sppl. 20
l.. CDEARD Sa. tBowlLgrsen.
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HsnrA Of CeuneiImer.


O~rmx.1 BTArTp SsHfop-hoSpAv, !
asrcli 2S joo&-i o'eioek p. M
The BOARD mrs purspsus TO adjournment IN theI ChA6e.
Pras.n-JAsu HaIss ssq., fTes.snt IN Tie chair. ard
the folls wing neitosf.: w,
Co,I Hcsiy Keenap, Riley Brc2hy, Hssrty Web
ser Isaegnau, Ryin, Gross Rspper hotrr, H0ashA'n'
Hsvand NctTstl Opdyke Jsques ort,ssi-i. Cooh brsn
Don Hrics Resell fttsgersld and Joyr--A
The lnstes Of he preceding meeting were read ana sp
proved
bsre donated " him 20 pay an ssse sa Whih was
referred to liz Cons .se OF Donations sas Charities.
REVOLUTIONS
Rsssnaon Of William wa.h ~ Conui.-0usr Of Deeds.
" hi,b VAS accepted
in connection eIe~ih the Pfesds, offered the following
resolution:
Rs.osd That Gsorss C. salornon BE- and he Il hereby
appointed u sonef Of Deed, IN and fo We Cay aud
County Of New York in Place Of William Wshh' rsssned
Which accepted.
BY Councilman fIrrQRRAID-
R,'ord That peru.ion be- and tie same 10 hereby sven
20 Me r. orkn Co receive and deliver goods IN mont
Of their premises, numbers hundred and thirty one sno
hundred and thirty Pearl street 10 I~nsin dUrns the
pleasure Of the Common Council
Which adopted
Rsetrd, Ibst Sern,sOs b. sns hs 'sws be'ebJ U'ss
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Bank 6tatemfnts.

Ct,v Bsnk-stsieuent Of the CITY BANK. o. rsqsirsS
4, Ch.sT 90 Lar, q Isa saturday. Ne a "a,
NJ n1rrb. ls64i a, ,ol q sa q,
sneuut o. Cicniato1- o,e M a
Of
a., I'd County Of New al b. Csr-nSkl CASHIER ~
Cry Ban. duly depose sod SOY, tst inc seo'e "S
n'''' ' y CIRlwR0HT. Csshes
'"'' W.. w.Lrss PsslSs, reASy rukA
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giationerp ano 5anep GOODS.
Uentistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN e. BROS, No. 253 Grand.
IN. st. New York and No. 2S7 Fuhonst brooklyn,
t.etns Teeth positively without, pain BY ID. o.. q nfoa:
70 Be Inserted They also inserting fall sets Of Teeth on
Gold e2s, Piatna t23 Silver. eloi Rubber, SIC PUfls'
Ssts On sola. o. aiysI, o. EIhsetlpg 20 eerA
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CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL touch
- Ing a. Que.nstoWn Cork HasboTl-The w>lrsnosa
sesmsrs the Liverpool ewYork end Ebladeph S,ea.
,hip Gou pany iHtos ss'd to AL a. .olovs:
CITY or WA SHIhGTON Saturday. April
CITY on LONDON.....,. @AtuTdsi. Aprh 10
And svor7 succeeding SATURDAY. =. Ds1n Pier u
Eoilb R,eS.
xkTEs OF PISsAsI,
PsysA,s. - gold, or 10 equivalent IN currency -..
FIRST CAr.IN. 63s 90 STi ERAGE....., ~ "A "a
First Cabin Lorson. g. Oo rage 70 Lo1don, 3, %
Fist Cabnfs ParE... % 90 Stea-ags 70 PS... 40 %
First Cabin - Hamburg SO col Stea age 10 siDnry :; o.
Pas.cntcss also Forwarded 10 Hs,e Bremsn Rotes dam
Antwerp &c, at equally low rnes.
Fares Lvorr Dol QurcnstoUn lst Cabin, x3 tg3
500 StseE<ge, S55 TLose who wish ~ send kieis
friend, can by tickets beas Of the.e rGeL % ..r
For further iaeormstion apply AZ tie Companys Offices
JOiIH q. DALI. Agent. M. - Roadway. N. Y.
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@rotsr,es ana propisions.

Two GR0CERS AND TEA DEALERS.
i PAPER BAGS, fArER BAGS.
We rxnrlxc aud pnsfed 10 furnish al ses
Of paper made OF the bee. ecck, and designed especially
for Eocers end trs doale.l Aso paper 1our bags 70 hold
III ~ aud 70 pounds nsads % .he best Manila pap<T and suit
abe for grcc,s and uf. ba,y printed 70 order In various
designs All description, o. bags constantly hsn9 srs fos
sac az the
CORN EXCHANGE BAG MANuFACToRY s.
r. +. CLARK To-,
Nos. III rs aud II. ErosSA
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NEW.YORK q NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1862 COMMENCING NOV. B 1874 1854
Passenger Station New York, c,tht ala, +tA
Entrance en JT,A-l
TRAINS LEAVE ERW-YoRK:

1
| TRAINS LEAVE EIw-YoRK:
For New Haven, tEIl ll.S9 a NJ l2l3 EI.i, 500
| OH $3.50, 40 ard sE1.) p. u
81 E 81 :. 8 81 tE, liza n'is''@'h'
po1 5 SiS a. and Sir.iior r i Il $50 .@pm
Eor Fairfield Southport and wsspOrt !. ii:so $50.
For NoT,vsk, = $3.50, iso m 1871, EI.l 800 R,l
For Dawn and Greenwica. g s:oe. IIs m., $50. ~
Fot slsmlord !. EI.), s:s. r:ss . m, l2is tE,)s
Port Chester and ilterlnedss stations l. $50 n:p
mi ''"' ''''' &c co NM < Fl TRAINS.
! For Boston via spfinssed, sa n IEH.)i aHI.b Pm.
For Boston via shore Line, l2;lj iEx b p
Nor HAto.d AID Springfield tELh il;.o M. iEa)
For counec.ica River Raarssd tEr, to Moo,..i,
\ ll:j0s. 10. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford, Provdencs and Fishhn Rsirc,d Ell
For Sew Haven, New Ioado, .nt s:Onipston Rs
Yor Caua RsIros. l2,I5 p /. to NsrtAaInpteA.
| FOR Ion.ctonic Railroad 3 a N. . ....
fo'D'a5Iy sqI Nof.s1 K.iE:sd, ]. $50 m, :.:Nr-
o'"m0di''' Sleeping I ssi s f. aoiT apers%se
NLW-YORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY
~ RAuROAD-For Albany. Trey. Eorth and Nr,t leave
.Oth< depO. 10 a NJ, and AIS ,. Sunday in.
.. m
NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
c0 y, ys and alsr apSD1I i., lss r,s., vi
iss ,5 NJ s M 4 sGs o. .a5 p M si A.. an
rrn ill take Passensc BALTIMORE and wASiliSG-
TON only ljs laln aaaes conneos,on st BDheAe ph-
lrsn- for Ptnadslphis will esy. New York al ard 10 q n
|. ID aud D p. m, and Il Adaight. .r .-t
MILITARY TICKETS viii 10: be received In tie q 70.
o. 100 .. Trains. J. n. WOODRUFF,
Dec. g, 1867. Asiis'ar. sup.riDteaJsn,N. }. R.R
1894 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
AcU1s n. Il STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. All through tr,rS Nest by this Ravs
New York from the Zoo. o. Coursna. Thro an tjekets
lr Chicago Milwaukee, 81 Pal ssd eli points in the North
Wc, oresise, Ddsas2sis, Louisville. 81 Louis CIevs-
ad Columb9z Cincinnati, and al points IN the West ard
seuhWes can be pIosuied .e Office Of tho Psunsyiv
tsi K r., No Astos House. or III. De,ot foot Of
tOlr,andl-st 1honzh tysin, rs,s New orb as follows
kxpress, va fhilde!phia, arrives ia Pittsburgh
lao "a. ....I ..l .. -. g
p. Express vi. Phf-IePhl arrives in Pitt,husha.
leo p.
P m. Erpss, via AnsusOws, ssives In Picssborsh -
100 pm. r.. -
oae Through Trais sandsy, va Phsdelphl leaving
New York u p ~ 80.
J. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent,
no. Astor ifoose
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6teamboats an0 Railroads.

ITO RAILROAD TRAVELERS.-For full
4 Information In reference to Tine Tables. Stson. Ws
ttnrcs apd Connections, Illustrated By ONE tNDitrs
RAILWAY MAPS, representing the P.inc'rl Rowsys N
;he country, SEQ APPLETuNS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
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~ RANGEMENT commencing Msrch H. is,.-Lesvs
Js,sesslp and Jlthst D. r.. 1t ga mFrdays ard ssur-
days st so-tc GTeenpo. Sag H4rooT, Han psops,
A., stopping at ali Stations For Yaphsnk So N. ana p
H. Fog syosset At m, M, AID Dor Jalnsos
- 9 and II r. u. and and
SUNDAY EXCURSION Il,AIN-For Ysphsnk at SIS .
m hom 3+ths, stopping at al Ssoas Fare for this trsa
st sIcsIsion rates.
For syos.e on Sundays ct sis H. stopping Oh Sta
tons. A. REaSOktR. sun
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ HALLWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, P.ss-
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-N0Rk; Sis The , En-
Isf-aS from foot Of Cherlbsrs-st INNING THROUGH
40 CLEVELAND, o., WlTHuyf CHANCE cr CARS
connecting with railroads for ell principal cities IN the Wet
1ls road Is being extended and viii be in coopies
running order Mansfield Gallon. Urosna Dayton, Cinen
matt ard s. Louis without breek Of gauge ,.,
a. II. GOODMAN, Cen Ticket Ag., II. h. SWEtTSEH
beadyille IA. General SppL
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Ultan Gteamers.

lNOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
p class STEAMER viii leave Now York En-. q 18Th
a. 23d Of each month eIoept when hoss dates fan On sun
DAY when lie d-y sf departure vii b tho hOSDAf FOL
leVn-.
For Fr.ish. Passage sppy at h. only oflc- No Bow
kns green. d. b. Al4LEh. Aren't
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
1--WE STEAM FERRY between NYACK ant

u TARRYTOWN Is rlnnlng, connecting WIN al tbe
trains Of tho Hudson River Rsioed and down. r.opns 81
N1-r>town
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LIZ PANY.
III. undesgsed viii dispatch CT The und-rnsn'ios.d
ether nrstc1s. full powered, Brihbbui.s s's.Ber from
NEW-yORk 10 LIVERPOOL
ealing Qpeenstoan 10 land passengers AID hes; TELL
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES
&hip. Tuna Ccuncs6sy. Iosd,
VII GINA. ga. .Grs,e....
PENNSYLVANIA. 5000. ......b rookine. ....
lOi ISIANA .......2, esG. .Smeliie..
IOiyA............. MIR un..
Il steamer have al been built uuder tho inspection Of
ths Chief Sueyor Of the Liverpool Uderv d1s Re- sry Of
Iron Ships They have extra water comp 4rtens AID
.ssssd first ,lsss tg twenty two years
They fitted a. for second hiidcs pssseV s91
pha are charged stths following rstes:
Cebin Pssssso.......... 80 fr,,.h,. q, C,-,.n.x
Steepage.. o)
DsIy aud accommodation unsurpssssdby aoy other 6ns
81 sia
forfIr,her particulars, apply,o
WILLIAMS e .GUION No. Il wsIl-st.
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o.. Sundsys, at 5.2 p m. frou. 30th-at.ees
Tickets may be procured a, any Of the Offices CT Wscot
EII,ss IN SewYork and brookyn and baggage CHI. he'd
the house 70 I'll pots the road and Sastoga Nrrnss
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Alderman Havy1Rtss moved 10 tissharye TIE Cor,iineo
ON Reads far ofs petition al w. Dsv
sov "a have In Eleventh ayes.. between Ply sscohd
and Lifty-tbl1 street, nsrod Dawson flsa "Hsl was
carried. The ,htish was uen granted .-,,
Aldszuan MCMAHON moved that the DoUd - Dew sdJoErn
Which we, Lost division viz; -, ~
INTERPRETATIONS keMshon, shtnnsn md Oiweu-S
ErrstiroAlaerrpsn Fou Jsncs the President Aldermen
Me- DOL Chip, heKsb Rycrs Hardy. haraIsan, ueT'
and Long - OIL.
from, Ct resolution 70 appoint Je<of ior me
Youth District Pose Court 1Hhsh Wa esri"d Ise pa
pr wss thea laid sstr. =, !,
.dionrn 10 Iaft4 afen Monday reIt i.h proImo e.
o'clock o. H. Which carried And ON motion the Beard
o.. sdiouru.4 DIT. VALENTINO. Cab
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4 4 BAkY end TROY, CONNECTING with TRAINS
EURTH and WEST. Trans esye;
From Chambersst. From whist
Express. aid 10 n, and 1877, 1877 H. and J;1 sno
Sis ard p. n. AZ 5.ss p IN
Troy ard Albany with sleep H. ?. ~
in .csE), 1880 o. II. 4
Poughkecpsie Train, and IL s:1 and ilI "1 sI' AZ
rsr.sii.tStfY' m ril | n I p IN 4ssspm
Sing Sing Traiu $3.50. 5;5,.
Iarrytown 1rsin, 33o p. m. 3:s2p.m.
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A lvm foo. OF theInJefsst.:
2. M, Express Tor Buiao.
e.30 a m, hilk daily for Otisv1s
10 H., hsil Tor Bulalo ana interrlrtiate sta;ion'
I:l5 .. NJ, Way for Pom Jcryis and NewbuIgh
p. ~. Night Express, daily, Tor Dunsrk fso Rosbes
ter CGnandsgus and pricps saioas Train of Saturday
runs .Lroux TO Buffalo. but does not to Dunkirs
CHAS. MINOT, General SuperIpts 1d~nf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

or Of any other act amounting TO felony, shall
be liable to Indictment A. for = misdemesnor, and
nne not exceeding I've thousand dollars, aud TO
punishment In the penitenhary not exceeding
three years, before any court, civil or military,
competent TO try the same, And II shall be the
duty OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, from time
to time, TO institute such Investigations A. may
be necessary to detect and prevent frauds and
abuses In the trade and other Transactions con-
templatcd by this act or by the acts to which this
Is supplementary. And the agents making such in
vestigatioRs shAll have power to compel tie Al.
tendance Of witnesses, and TO make exsmin stions
on oath.
SEQ. II. And be further enacted, That the Score
tary Of the Treasury, with the approval OF the
President, shall make such rules and regulations
as are necessary 10 secure the proper and eeonom.
zeal execution Of the provisions Of this act, and
shall detrAy all expenses OF such execution from
the proceeds OF fees mUosed by said rules and reg
ulations of sales OF captured and abandoned pro-
perry, and Of sales herein be fore authorized.
Approved July 2, 1884.
BY order Of thr secretary Of war
+. q. TOWNSEND,
octI Assistant AdlutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all phon u may concern!
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that TEoDoRo MANARA has been appointed
Consul OF the Republic OF Guatemala, at New
York, I do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such fuuo-
tons, powers, and privileges, a. are allowed TO
Consuls by the law Of nations, or by the laws OF
the United States, and existing treaty stipuAions
between the Government OF Guatemala and the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Let.
tiers to be made Patent, and the Seal OF the United
States to be hereunto afixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing
ton, the eighth day of November, ammo
Il. ST. Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
siNty-four. and OF the independence OF the
United States OF America, the eighty
ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President;
| W. HUNTED,
| Acting Secretary of state.
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q F F l c 1 A l.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
United STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To al ri ON u nay concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CARL OTTO NILSSON has been appointed
Vice Consul Of sweden And Norway, at La
Crosse, Wisconsin, | do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed to Vice Consuls By the law Of nations, or
by the laws ofthe United States and existing trea.
ty stipulAtions between the Government OF Sweden
and Norway and the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal Of the United States
to be hereuntO Affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington,
the twenty-seveuth day OF October, ammo
Il. 81 DOmini, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four, and Of the independence the
United States the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of state.
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MEDICAL.
ECIAL TIC Il.

-
Dr. n vELLrys Pnv,e Hospital, in ,b. Eel.
rsl Mock, Corner Of seventh snd streets, Oppo.
rite The Post and Patent Of,Oes. Rooms - and "a,
up s,slr-, Washington, D. &.
All disesres OF . privats pature treated In the
nest scientific manner, aud radical cures efes,ed
IN all eases SYPBnfTIC AFFECTION, COW
oRRHGA, GLEET, S7RiCTURES, SEMINAL
FEAKHESS, or the result Of rOLUPTUO0S
DREAMS, or any wenknoss oi the GENRRaTIYE
ORGANS, from any onrse whatever, or how Ions
standing, thoroughly and radically cured slso
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, EEURALGIS ard othst
CHRONIC DISEASES Of tho NERVES, &tSCLES
BONES, and JOINTS SCROFULA, BLoTCHES
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIONSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
or THE BLOOD, from whstevsr cause they mII
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false dali.
sasey prevent you from applying Immediately TO
DR.. vellny, who Is acknowledged to DO By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
snovn your nisiorsunes, and he will speedily send
Tou on your way rejoicing.
sELT-ABusE.
That dreadful scourge Of the young, INDUCED II
whom sIouo, destroys the generssive organs, unfit
them for married life, producing Weakness of tn,
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, palpitation OF the heart, nervous irritsbi
iy, loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN In view OF the dresdiul eonse
quenees OF delay, do not fail to make your oaE,
| known Immediately 70 DR.. vellny. Your secret
with him are ssOred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered an,
who were on the brink Of the srave, have bosr
brought back to vigorous health by his shillni
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or th1Ie contemplating mstri
mony, who Suppeot themselves oil inpotenOy semi
Hal weakness, or any disease arising from re
,ssed state OF the genital organs, whether the -
Bult OF disease, injury, youthful iutlssretionE,
indulgence ofthe passlens in ripper yoArS, are cAI
nestly entreHted TO place Themselves under tn
care OF Or. v. They may rely with CertsiDt
upon a speedy cure, and being restored 10 full
hosth and vigor.
He treats with entirs success all diseases O
Females such ~ LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES
LAPsus UTERI, &C., 60, and in every case rusl
sntees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUEGCh
rIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling see no one but the Doctor.
Those at distance may be TREATED By aAII
by sending statement OF CASE, &c.. sc:
Jy2-3m'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

DEPARTMENT or STATED
WARRINGTON, November II, 1854. I
Offieisl Information has been received by this
Department of the establishment OF Lighthouse
on Cape Spsrtel At the entrance OF the Straits Of
Gibrslter from the Atlantic Ocean, which WAS to
have been illuminated on the 18th Of last month.
Its geographical position, elevation, &C., are as
follows:
Latitude (uorthl IS degrees, ~ minutes, Il
seconds.
Longitude twest) degrees, Is minutes, so
seconds.
Meridian OF Paris.
Elevation above the ground, ~ metres.
| Elevation above the sea, s6 metres.
Reach (portee) 90 miles.
| Itissurmounted with a fixed llght-eircular train
| Of the frat class
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CLOTHING.


UNIoNi UN1oNn UNIosIii
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sToRKssC
MEssRs. SMITH COL
Corner of TwentionhIstrse and Psnns ave.,
J. BRUCE a CO.,
No. ts4 seventh street,
n. SMITH
No, go sersath street,
Have consolidated their business ~ the
PEOPLES CLOTHING pToRE,
No. .so SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post ofnosJ
Where you will nnd splendid sssortmen, Of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock OF Resdy.Made Clothing
and Gardeners Furnishing Goods Of every de-
soription.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST Styles
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING UP THE BoYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
whether you buy or net, No charge for examins-
ton.
UoME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, ~
| you CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
J. II. SMITHS,
No. $50 Seventh street,
sel2 Opposite Post ONCE.
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T OOKl LOOKi LOOK LOOK |
cUsroM.MADE GOODS
BALTIMoR PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall a
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTABLIsMENr,
under the superintendenoo OF
MR.. C. PALMER,
well.known to the citizens OF Washington, where
you will find the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS CO.,
Oak Hall,
No. 4eI Seventh street,
Opposite Post ofioe.
NIB. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prices. sela
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n oFFICE 6l4 PENN. AVENUE,
Washington Oav, D. q.
GREAT RAsTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERIN EXPRESS TORWARDBRS
EsrshRndiss, MONEY, Jswslry, ValUabIss,
Hotes, htoaks, Bonda, ha.,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
loeesaible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agencies in the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEsT.
Its principal ofices arc
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, ON
OLNNATL ST. LOUIS, LOUIE.
VLLLH, LEXINGTON
Connections are made At New York and Boston
With lines forwarding TO tho CAnAdnI and the
british ProvnO0I and with steamship lines 70 Liv.
srPool, southampton and hAvre, and thence by
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collestion OF Hotes, Drafts and Bills made Al ali
accessible parts Of the United States.
q. q. DUNN, Agent
WAuhinEton, D. q.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Warrington county, in the District OF
Columbia, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Robert Brown, late OF
Washington city, ID. c., deceased. All persons
having claims agAinat the said deceased are here
BY warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber or before the 22d day
OF October nsxti they may otherwise by law 10 OK.
CludOd from all benefit OF the said sstats,
Given under my hand this S2d day OF November,
1864. NJ BROWN,
n922.IAWsWs Administrator.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAST GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINGTOS, ID. C., November II, 1854.
The following officers, having been reported a,
the headquarters OF the army for the offences here
matter specified are hereby notified that they viii
stand dismissed the service Of the United States
unless, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
In this city, OF which BrigAdier General John c
Caldwell, United stateI volunteers, Ia president
and make satisfactory defence to the charger
against them:
AbIeneG trihouficdw.
Frat Lieutenant Charles s. EdmOnts, 9th Penn.
sylyAniA volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Henry c. GrossmAn, I3sth
PeunsylvAniA volunteers.
Chaplain Lemuel T. FOote, l5lst New York vol
unteers.
DiO5Cdicnes Of orders and absence trithota leave.
Captain George ;. Mcknight, l9sh New York
battery.
First Lieutenant Thomas oliver, 6lst New York
volunteers.
Absence iVhout ledpe, and Offering bride 10 the tur-
gs0H in charge Of he 0hcsrI' Hospital, Memphis,
I,HnFSIs', 10 procure atm leave Of abIsRcs.
Chaplain David Hodson, seth Indiana volun.
teeIs. l.. d. TOWNSEND,
nOl4 Assistant AdiutAnt Genera
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ron
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None genuine unless signed 81. BUTTS" on the
wrapper For sale by
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