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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-29
puBL1sHED (DAILY) BIZ
cnGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
oEEfCE-No. 104 King street, over
,,.,, formerly French's) Book Store.
ppou THE UPPER POTOMAC.

F,om the Upper Potomac there are only
u,,ns reDorts. The Washington Republican
4 yesterday evening announced that the Gov
,..moot received dispatch from Gen. Hunter
M ~h,h s1ates that there had been considerable
diminishing across the river with the Conted-
.,,tes the latter occupying Falling Water, on
! i. VIRGINIA side and the Federal forces occu.
n,;op WilHamsport, on the Maryland side
The contest being for the river ford between
.bo tuo n|aces. There is no evidence that any
omtiou Of the Contederates have crossed the
river at any point. Nor was there any evil
apnee down to yesterday morning that Gen.
] Eadv had been reinforced. A special dis
match TO the NV York Tribune from Wash
;nytou say,:-"Gen. Grant, to day, in reply
ia telegram addressed to him by the Presl
i)eot as 20 whether any considerable body OF
tnrs had lett bis front TO reinforce the forces
under Early and Breckenridge, replied that
/ the Confederate army at Petersburg was as
strong as ever, and that he did not believe
that any considerable force had been sent into
The Valley. The fords Of the Susquehanna
are to be fortified. Engineers were sent to
Hrri,hnrg to day .or that purpose. :
The Frederick correspondent Of the Balt'-
more American in his letter dated yesterday,
comes TO the conclusion ''that the army OF
General Early is in the Shenandoah Valley
busly engaged in securing the crops, rather
Than preparing for renewed invasion. Early
he says had levied on the counties OF Jefferson
Berkley and Frederick for 1000 bushels OF
threshed wheat. to be delivered Immediately,
On pain of forfeiture Of their entire crops. The
Confderates had entirely disappeared from
Ehe line of the Potomac, how far back was not
KNOWN. The report from Washington that
Ten. Kelley reoccupied Martinsburg is consld-
s1ed untrue
General Crook has succeeded Gen. Hunter
Ineommand of the Army Of Western Virgin
IA Harper's Ferry had not been threatened
ap the latest accounts. Gen. Averill was
neither killed or wounded as reported, but is
DOW In the saddle, whilst it is still uncertain
What is the condition Of Colonel MuIligan,
sAols said to be at Martinsburg, either dead
Wounded A flag of truce was yesterday
cent, accompanied by Mrs. Mulligan, to as
certain the fate Of her husband, which had
aVt returnpA at actact aec0untS
lhe Richmond papers Of the 23d instant,
s''e as report, that Early captured eight
,s rsa'd'ed prisoners and four pieces Of cannon
W. ~: ostiIe Of Snicker's Ferry, and that fne
ss saa Which was taken ty ,he Federal troops
t1s tss suiosequently recapsured with the excep
~ u one or TWO wagons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-29

A special dispatch to the Washington Chro"
nicle from City Foint, Va, dated On Wednes-
day states that on Tuesday right and Wed
nesday morning ,here was heavy Irlng on The
opl oste side Of she Appomattox, and there
was "a rumor in circulation that one OF the
Confederate rams had sunk one Of the Federal
gunboats and that the rams contemplate al
excursion to the point. Two Federal monitors
have gone no the river" The same writer
says that there will be ''important movements
! in a short tiIne. Grant IS NOT Idle. The
same report OF important movements IN 3
s'sbort time is getting stale.
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Extracts from 5he Richmond papers Of Ele
22d and 23d published in the New York pa
ne~s represent the news from Georgia as en-,
co,,raging. and claim, on the faith Of dispatch
es received at the War Department at Rich
mond. that General CIeburno attacked aon6
norton Of Shermans 5 army on Thursday last
and drove it back with heavy loss. Other sue"
cesses are also reported. OF the severe battle On
Friday, nc accounts are set gwen u.s.
Some of the Northern newspapers are max
;no themselves merry over what ,ley call the
s''Tom. tooleries," OF Jewett, baunders, and
other nersons from the Northern tca, who
have figured in what is called the = 1'eaco
neootiations." They attribute u 1ilet2, what
j. probably true, noltt|e 'fussiness, ans; Con-
siderable love Of notorlcty, without tile ability
without the ability to place themselves IN ms
front ranks of statesmen, Or even IN any q IFS
ranks.
The Washington Star says Stem Slough
Military Governor Of Alexandria, has notlned
ali persons engaged in recruiting there that
unless they are legally authorized to 90 So
thev will be arrested and punished Ihls
course will materially aid In carrying out the
Intentions Of the Government ID granting per
mission 60 recruit in the disorganlzed DISTRICTS
and will give the agents Of the States more IS
yorable opportunities Tor working
Cen Wallace, in Baltimore, has issued orders
for the immediate enrolment OF ali the able
hodied negro men in shat city, directing that
,hov he forthwith organized in companies and
regiments and armed and equipped Their
officers are to be appointed by the Mayor and
The force IS to constitute part ot she specla!
military defence OF the city.
The New York Journal Of Commerce put
fishes . list Of the fires, most Of Hhlch are a.
,rbuted to incendiaries, which have occurfec
this month in different parts OF the NORTH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-29

Inc NatlOna! lhltHBtHCci pNoti9HOo VIC
aves and noes on the late extraordinary resou-
tions Of the Maryland Convention, to show, as
il saws the extremes to which partlzan bitter
ness and revenge can stimulate thelr votarles
in time Of revolution, when the passions OF
men get the better Of their reason ihe In
telligencer adds =" It is safe to presume that
yery few among those who have recorded their
votes in favor of this proposition WILL either
approve or defend, as individuals, the policy
it contemplates But in time OF excitement,
when public feeling runs high, individuality IS
destroyed and manly character degenerates
This war, will, one day, end-and no matter
how it ends, those who have counselled violent,
unmanly, iphuman, unchrlstlan action, vl'l
renent Of it and wish they had not that blot
on their record.
Judge Belts, of the u s. District Court for
the southern district of New York has gwen
;nd;cial construction to the act OF Congress OF
March, 1863, relating to habeas cotpn>. &C.,
holding that it does rot Apply where the grano
iurv cannot take the case from tht hands OF
ne military authorities, and act upon 1t as
though it were originally brought bef"re theEl
He further holds that the operation OF tie s'ls"
nension Of the writ OF habeas corpus IS TO place
the whole country under military law This
decision was made on the application TO dls"
charge Palmer, the late Secretary OF Oo'lec'oE
Rarney. and other Government offenders from
custody at Fort Lafayette.
Information from the White river represents
al ouiet. General Prices army at the last ac-
counts were divided between Camden Montl-
cello and Princeton. Fagan's force was IN the
no;ohborhood of Pine Bluff. Marrnaduke is
said TO be crossing squads Of his force on the
Mississippi, near James Landing k1roy
Smith is attempting to prevent the reinforce
,nonts from Grants Department, at the mouth
Of the White river, from reaching VeneraA
Steele. -
We learn from late copy of the George
town british Guiana) Official Gazette that our
old friend and,felow citizen, IL. y. Claughton'
Eso has been appointed Secretary to the
commissioners, appointed by an ordinance OF
tha Governor of British Guiana, for lmprov~
;na the mart Of the city lately destroyed by the
w area+ fire. We understand that be had Prev"
onslv held an appointment in the git Of the
| Governor ------
| rha late short visit Of Mr.. Secretary oeW
| - ;, Fortress Monroe, or thae helsAooa
hood hoe coupled with the notice that wa; maus
Of his visit to the front before Mas0Dg'Jp ,n bs
o; o;vns ns' OCCASION to some pasqalnaoeS ~ '"'
Northern press. .u----
noha va1low fever is said To ke PFC 'i'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-29

The Indians on the Santa Fa road have at.
ctad the Federal trains, and destroyed 3
$1,000 .o,o,,rt of stores Gen. Curtis IS SAID 20
,,.ro onlv 3 smal. force in that regloo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-29

The New York journal OF Commerce put
fishes g. list of the fires, most OF ahlch are a.
,r;buted to incendiaries, which have occurrec
th;s month in different parts OF the NORTH,
showing that SO far as known the aggregate
loss has been 81, SOB, 900
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

COURTS will be holden at the
L Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursday
II each week for the year ensuing.
8 1911 MILTON X. TYLER, Jtdge.
Irasburgh, Dec. !, 1858
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

Facts are often ugly things, but false
hoods are always uglier.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

Twoyears ago Jeferds was tried in New
York for killing bis father-in-law, Wal
ton, and acquitted. Soon after he was
tried and convicted of killing Mr.. Math-
ews, who arrested him for the killing OF
Walton. For this he was convicted and
sentenced to be hung. The question
was carried up to the Court of Appeals,
which has approved the sentence. jeff
erds must therefore suffer penalty Of his
crime.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

did he not make several visits after
the patient was out of danger? was the
question OF lawyer in cross examination
of witness called to prove a doctors bill,
in one of our courts few days ago.
mo-" replied the witness, II thought the
patient was in danger as long as he
his visits
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

A WHOLE CARGO LANDED
AT
w AL OR THIS.

RgESSRS. G. H. WALWORTH & co, ARE
va now receiving their New Goods, compr-
sing ihe largest invoice ever bought by them.
Their shelves and counters are filed with them.
Their back store is crowded with boxes, and
barrels and kegs. The walls arc covered with
desirable things, and which the people Of this
county
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

ALDERNEY CREAM.-A friend
writes us from the city of New York
"Haye you ever heard that cream
from Alderney milk was excellent
for consulnptives? am told that
one OF the most celebrated physi-
clans iii Edinburgh,whosc skill in the
treatment OF consumption is very
great, recommends it as fully equal
to cod liver oil, and much more pal.
atable. If this is a fact, it is worth
knowing, and should greatly increase
the value Of this breed of cattle"
We should be glad Of the experience
of our readers, medical or others.
on this question
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

March at the head of the ideas Of your
age and then these ideas will follow and
support you. If you march behind them
they will drag You on. And if you
march against them, they will certainly
prove your downfall.-Louis Napoleon
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Before they undertake to purchase elsewher
We have an cndless sunplv of them.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

mt Barton VT, respectfully invites the people of
Orleans and Caledonia Counties to call and ex-
anime his stock and work before they purchase,
as he is intending to keep one Of the largest and
hest assortment of
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

Cons HUsK MATrBEssEs.-C Corn
husk mattresses, as usually made,
require the husks to be slit up fine
with a hatchel, which is a rather slow
operation. A subscriber writes to
the -4mericaa Ifgricaltnrjst that a
much quicker method is to run the
material through thrcshing machinc,
which will knock off all the hard
parts. These will be separated in
passing over the shaker" leaving
the torn husks to fall olrclean. They
will need to run through twice, or
even thrice, and will come out nice
and soft, not equal to hair, of course,
yet an excellent material for beds.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

Sydeny Smith observed a child strok-
ing and tickling the horny back of a small
pet tortoise, "What are you doing that
FOR, my boy ?" "Oh the tortoise likes il
it gives bin pleasure I" why you might
as well tickle the dome Of St. Pauls, to
please the dean and chapter"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
COEEVNS.

a GOOD assortment of Collins and Caskets
"A of the best styles and finish, kept constant
ly on hand, and made to order by
BICKEQRD & DWINELL.
BaBsOn. Oct. 9Th, 1865. S2;H
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

Our stock of Boots and Shoes IS immcnse-em-
bracing everything from a Gentleman's coarse
Boot to q baOy's morocco.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
BLANKS.

A FULL assortment of Blank Deeds, Writs,
"A Citations, Marriage Certificates, Bills in
Chancery, Legal Cap, sc Lawyers will find
full assortment and at the lowest prices. Call
or send. J. Y. GREEN. y
Newport, Oc. 10.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
jeisIy
OF THE UNIONl

Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades a. endorsements Of the WORLD
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIES,
OINTMENT. You will here find unsolioited testi.
monials received from all parts Of the country
ws Ser e srn & q s ss
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
Your LIE 4 yslusblel Not only 20 yourselves,
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purehas
your HeAlthi For % cents, ss cents, or $40 will
when expended in these medicines, bring you down
The following are genuine letters, on file for
iin:PsISsion at this ONCE GGPs1 ssHt %s 70
QuARTERmAsTER's DEPARTMENr,I
100. .ls. s9th Illinois Volunteers,
.. ToI 1dI IsLAS 2, y e, N9ysmbsr go 1853.
sIR; Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me one doliaIs worth each Of your celebrated
Piis and Ointment BY return mail. Please attend
Lieut.. A. "; FELLOWS, g. NJ,
T,..ri.. CAmP NEAR brandy STATION, VA.,(
~ january I, 1854.
about your famous Pills, and as never was In
tho need Of them till now, want to try them, as
pIsrrhea - very prevalent At the present time
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. Z, 9Th Regt, Excelsior Brigade.
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. %, 1853.
DEAR SIN; Please find enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as am
troubled with Dyspepsia and seek cure,
Yours, So, THOMAS F. TURNER,
Co. I, Cd Iowa Infantry.
MonRIs ISLAND, s. C., Jan. u, 1854.
DEAR sm. Enclosed you will nnd 90 cents for
which j Wish you to send me some Of your vAlua-
Bile Pills; send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL O. HALL,
Co. D, 4th N. II. Vols, Port Royal, 5. c.
CAMP OF 6TH ExCELsIoR BRIGADE,
A.. January %, 1854. !
Prof Holloway
sin: Please send for the enclosed so eoutB the
worth Of II In PillB enclosed find 10 cents to pay
postage, and you will oblige. Addross, yours,
.. NJ - ~ Sergt. WIN. POWERS,
t..r 20. L, 9Th Regt Exeellior Brigade,
.rn., 90. Washington, d. C.
o., hoRRu hLASD, S. C., Jan. 81, 1884.
Please and enclosed the sum OF one dollar for
Pills. have DlArrh@A, and can't got II stopped,
so want to try your Pills. YouTb, SO,
T.'.r". WILLIAM CHRISTY,
.Ia Co. d, l0ith Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, 5. Z.
CAUTION.
II the reader Of this ''notioen cannot get box OF
Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his place.
lot him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing tho
amount, and i will mail box FREQ OF expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much proht as on
Der box or pot. ApS-ly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

ID AL TIMoRE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD,
On and .iier SUNDAY, J9ne 18th. 1854, daily
York, and " ashinSton and the Wosf, a. foIiows.
TOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington a. $50 q. m, Ills ., M, %
p. m, daily except Sunday. On Sunday at $40 p.
~ FoR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
I % sEs9 fTns
far az Philadelphia only.
Leave Washington daily at $40 p m. This Train
10 for heiO York passengers erciustpeiy.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington ~ $50, .. M, TO .. m, ILL
a. m, ?. m, as m, 7.2o p. M, and $40 p. m.
On sq Tos 1i 4 fssFs 81 F Fl fpd %ssPP
s.so p, M, daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday, At . and 80 p. m.
Tickets sod to all points WEST, and baggage
ToR ANHAPoLIs
Lesve Washington n $40, q. M, and AS p. m .,
daily, except sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 7.so a. IN. and 90
p. m. 90 through to New York vidhotd change Of
cars.
Sleeping cars on 30 and $50 p. m. trains Berth,
can be secured until 3 p, m, daily, at the Ticket
once; after that hour they must DO secured OF the
The lirst and ffth trxins stop at all way points.
The . p. m. train stops only at sladensburg,
Bellsviile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Relay
Boule, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday 1t stops
ct all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the p. m.
runs only far Philadelphia daily, crcept Sunday.
On sunday Il runs to Baltimore only. Also that the
sSop. q. Train takss Neio Yo,k Passfngers only.
hs., apply to George 8. koontz, Agent Al Wash.
tngton, or 81 the ticket ONCE.
W. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation.
~ 1. M. COLE,
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs ron FORAGE.
onr, eyAnrsssAsIEs's o,yler, /

.HH wAsnnoron DEPOT, December 8, 1899. \
Tor .uSpl Si1e0;; ss 6nissS STATE; Sssfss&%sss
Aicxsndria, and Fort Monroe, Va, or either Of
BIds viii be received Tor tho delivery Of 1900
bushels OF corn or onts and 20 tons OF hay or straw
'n sSsSTs mus, stat, 4. which Of tho .bovou.n.d
rate, At which they viii make deliveries thereat,
Ss q SsS s' hs Sc Ns
~, The price must be written out in words on the
Corn 70 DO pu, up in good stout sacks, Of about
two bushels each. Oats in IKE sacks, OF about
without sStr, ssGgs 70 me Government, The
bay aud straw TO be securely baled. -, 90. 49,,
gss oas q S 81 S Sc
stated IN tho propossi,. a.. ,,,. ,.,.,, -.
soyernmant Inspector before being accepted.
Contrsnts will be awarded rom time 70 time 70
the lowest responsible bidder, q the interest o.
made When The whole sSount sontraofsa for shall
have been delivered and seoepted. 49,
proposal with guaranty, sisnsd by two rs'Ponsi
,hey win, within ten days thereafter execute the
.urs,i.. r. sum equal 70 the smoSIs Of tne con;
uhct, 70 uchVer tne forage pIvpoteu IN oohio
With We tetms q NJ. " sna N ease
Il - a
O said bidder and ne next lowest resRon.iss 6id:
| der, OF me persons 70 Wnom tne oontrAe' may %
| swsrdod. -,,,,,. Ar, ... .,,-. -.
lac tesPonnpmty OF nne gusI[nnn mu s. ~. "
noWn ~ tns omeiai e, ~ - s'..o.
ptulot httoIney, SonsouoI o. Sus.Vmsi VI ~
other omoeE unuet the onlteu stnIss s0vernmen''
or IesponnDe Rnrson hnoWn 20 w NJ. onoe.
All oildors WI oe GUY notineu Oh tne hoo'p'snoe
| orIgeeu1n o. tnen pfoposIs. =, -. .,,,..
| ine lun nsme nnu =. y. .uuIoss " sson oiuuo'
mnst We iesioy w,itten lu tns PiIgpsvsa,,i. ,,,
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| nk.vn' " n, nau ,nouiu pe piAi"y pna'he" ffo
| PV.ess ot - ., a., a.. .u,o,n, =, an. am,
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ou m W ne ,.,Ias ~ az, 81. .,ocos.,I MA
~ - htt,r WI ,, W sgu'n. ,Sa an,srsct ''u
MAN. fo,ns ~ MA. glss,ntees and bop., MAY
~ ahttnos , -, ~, .,,o, n ~ o,pcn "'
% ootAinea upon Ppnv pons ~ sns once'
| ,r rsn " ", p stVe,
| 'io"n' Souh'S' snu 90 sp..ol
l. the ,ub,ertbcr. do heresv nro1o,o 10 fnrn,,
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anu ue'GS ~ .ne ~ ssaten, ~ .so
ma Depsrsmsnt in, ssTee "
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uusneis ol ya'e' III sH'AH put uuA"e
1pouns =. - a.. =, a n,
- 'ohs o. oAea hAb NJ - per 'oh oi E"'
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bounds.
Delivery 70 commence on or before ne - -
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MEDICAL,
xoIAL TIoH.'

,r,,.v,, p,,r.,. uo.n,,.iIs 4, an, y,s
.,.--.-., - .-,--l.. ~
"h hoeh' corner oi'n'eu'' ""Pu '"FS''l ppIS"
site the Post and Patent onsea' Rooms s sn' -
mp rssirs, washington, %. @. ID d rs-.lrW.
III - ~ ~
AL "seA's'o' pr'VAN nA'"re 'rsH'Ta W ''s
hsstscieptins manner, end radical eusts t'estst
in all s..s.. SYPgILTTJc ATPECTI0N:-- gONA
orn,, ,,,,,u.,,,,,,, .,.,,y,,
A' ''' '"1C' :. - = - gu ~
WEAKNESS or the re'ul. Of VoLU W ''tlt
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GENERALITY
oRs.sS tron ,nv s,,,. ,,A.,.v.,. q, how ,a,,
am - III.
-. ~.
"oOi' Hhh UNA iS4'' M UNA 'ihit php 5oS'"
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSICALS,
BONES, and JOINTS, SCRoFULA, BLoTOHES
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CLOTHING.

TNIoNl UNIoNn UN1oNlli
" -
GRAND CONCENTRATION. BE-. .
THEE STORES coMBINEp,,,
MEssRs SMITH q co.,f
Corner Of TwsntIcnh stree, and Peuns. ave.,
J. BRUCE a CO., .
No. tst seventh street,
J. II. SMITH,
No. ssO seventh street,
Have consolidated their business at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING sToRE,
No, zoo SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Pos. omoeJ
Where you viii end splendid s.,orsmsn, Of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock Of Ready Made Clothing
and Gentlemen, Furnishing Goods Of every dc.
scription.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST srYLEsi
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING UP THE BoYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and soc our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge for examine
| ton.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
YOU CAM
| BUT COME
Do NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
J. II. SMITHS,
No. $50 Seventh street,
seia Opposite Post once.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after sunday, June 10th, 1854,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR
Baltimore, at 40 q. M, Express, Mondays ex,
eepted,) 500 .. m, u m, $50 and 10 30 p. m.
Chester, At sos, Ills q. m, i.so, 2so $50, and
Wilmington, at Iso, Mondays execptcd,) sos,
II is A. m, 20, 90, 30, 9, 10 30, and II p. m.
New Castle, at 8. 0S q. m. and 90 p. m.
Dover, at 8 o6 a. m. and 40 pm.
Milford, at 8 O6 a. m.
Salisbury, at 6oJ n. m.
TRAfRs FoR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
baltimore At s.Ab and 90 .. m, tExpress,) LILO,
Wilmington at a. s.I6, and 0 a. m, 1924, 1, as
4, "a, =. 10, and s.io p. m.
Salisbury at 1 p. m.
Milford at S6 p. N.
Dover at $40 q. m. and IS p. m.
New Castle at $50 q. m. and 300 p. m.
Chester at 7b and sto q. M, l. ass, 40, 0, s.i4,
and $40 p. m.
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations At 1925 D. m. IL.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
:" TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 a. m, and and II. o6 p. m.
Leave Wilmington at $50 and s.26 O, M, and %
and ll.to p. m. -. 80 ."
will leave Wilmington for Perryyille and interme-
diate places at 7.46 p. m.
iisUfpAYs - From Philadelphia to Baltimore
only at $40 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Prom Philadephia to Wilmington At 4.30 .. M,
snd 10 20 and n D. m.
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at I.ts .. m.
Only at 10 Is p. m. from Baltimore to Philadei.
phis.
je9T-tf HE. KENNEY, AsS't sup't.