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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18
No M111r.nY onIEcr NAMED rnEREnY.

NO MILITARY OBJECT GAINED THEREBY.
General Grant ordered that the whole
Valley be rendered barren waste, in order
that it might never again become the ave-
nue. through which rebel armies could
march .oward the North. The destruction
has been accomplished, but 1t will fall to
effect that end. When the time comes for
a rebel army to march through the Valley,
to Winchester, Martinsburg, Harper's Fer.
ry, or Williamsport whether It be THIS iall
or next summer, they will do 1t, and they
will find abundant supplies. All that Gen.
Grant has accomplished, by this order to lay
waste the Valley and to burn all the barns
and farming utensils therein, is to render
homeless and to doom to starvation, thou
sands of people, chiefly women and chill
dren, as innocent as infants of all compiled
ty with the rebellion.
VIEW OF THE CAMPAIGN AS A WHOLE.
When General Grant came to Washington,
on the first of March last, he had already
formed his plan for the campaign of 1864.
IL was, in brief, to concentrate at or near
the capital all of the available troops then
under arms Except those In Shermans
army, and with them to capture Rich
mond, himself in person leading the ex.
pedition. The troops were concentrated
accordingly, and the expedition set out. lt
was composed OF the following Doules Vi
troops: Army of the Potomac under Gen.
Meade, 10000 men; column under Gen.
Badly Smith and Gen. Gilmore, 100000 total
10000 troops.
The campaign was not begun in hurry.
Ample time was given to preparation. Ac-
tive operations were not commenced till the
Sd OF May.
On the l4th oi june wheh uch. 1,au'
ueclueu W Iahc IeIeIsuui 4, insIS"u VI "Nh
mond, he had ll0,OO0 troops lett, lncluulnS
those under Gen Gilmore and Gen. Smith.
~ ~ - IL . 9 ti,a. ,,o,th a. LoI haon do
Dy Ino eHu VI VIA. hio".h ~ nav pNo
monstrateu that leUerspurS couiu noI 40 ooo oo
taken, and his army was reduced 10 oU,UVU
mon Tho victims of his own want of mill
tarv INDICTMENT and of Mr.. Lincoln's ''plan"
toGefhnr had amounted IN 1lOOOO men.
- ~ ~ . s'.,,1s.,, I,,,o ,t,,ont
~ ~ - ~ ~ y III = .,s. g., trol,ns to
W tne iatl0n was caileu uPOh ior LooPo W
reinforce Grants army, The reserves at
70 tha no,imsulo Tevos was abandoned IN
the rebels. Arkansas and Missouri were
ieft with a pominal force. The 10th corps
was w;thdrawn from Louisiana. Florida,
south Carolina. North Carolina. were ali
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18
For Electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States.

For Electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
CHARLES REEMELIN,
THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
JOHN l.. VATTIER,
JOHN SCHIFF,
g WILLIAM j. GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES n. LAMlSON,
WILLIAM b. TELFAIR-
WILLIAM Ii. CREIGHTON,
JUDS0N A. BEEBE.
EDWARD S. STOWE,
JAMES G.. HALY,
HENRY G. MOORE,
JAMES EAlMITT,
CHARLES ii. JOHNSTON,
81 NEAL POWER,
ROBERT A. CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. SWANEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
. DAVID r. PAIGE,
na SIMEON L. HUNT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18

making deposits subsequent 10 tnht uhte wv pv
the interest accrued from date Of note to date de-
posit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand liars
and upwards for these notes ut any one time will DO
allowed commission Of quarter Of ono er ssnf.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS L0sN
IrnANArlosAL SAVINGS BANK. ofsrns shiGh-
or rate Of interest than any other and Msbss 'eer
~. Any savings bank which rays its dspc tiers in
U. 8. Notes. considers that IL is paying in The beat
circulating medium Of the country. and ii s"Hno'
pay in anything better. for its assets are ether
in government securities in notes or bon sIaya-
bic in government paper.
II Is equally convenient as temporary OF pen ma
mont investment. The notes can always be old for
within fraction Of their face and acoumulnted in
terest, and are the best security with bank ~ coll
laterAls for discounts.
Convertible into a Six per cent. 5-1) Gold b nd.
In addition to the very liberal interest IN the
notes for three years. this privilege Of eonvsri is
now worth about three per cent. per snnum foi the
current rate for $50 Bonds is not less than no per
cent. premium, and before the war the preniu" on
six per cent. U. s. stocks was over twenty rceHt.
1t will be that the aetua profit on this oss, ut
the present market rate. is not less than en- per
cent. per annum. .+.'
Its Exemption from State or Municipal r'xa.
ton.
But aside from all the advantages We havoc u"or-
ated, q special Act Of Congress erempfs al o. "ds
and Treasury notes from, local fasdtion. On the
average this exemption is worth about twop rernt.
per annum according to tho rate Of taxation in va
rious parts of the country.
1t is believed that no securities offer so ca in
ducemcnts to lenders as those issued by thc nvrrn
ment In all other forms Of Indebtedness. the faith
or ability of private parties, stock conpa 10 or
separate communities only, is pledged for pn 'msnt,
while the whole property Of the country is lei 10
secure the discharge of all the obligations Of the
United States.
While the government offers the most libcra te ms
for its oans it believes that the very strongest ap-
peal will be to the loyalty and patriotism Of
pie.
Up to the oath of September. the subscrip on to
this loan amounted to ever
$AO,OOO,OOO
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE HEcEIvED by the Treas
urer Of the United States, at Washington, the sew
eral Assistant Trsasurers and Designated Dope il
aries. and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS. oHl'.
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BAN >L s
throughout the country will give further in ~
tOn and
AFFORDEvERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRI K tS
sepl-2md&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-18

Grants present force, troops. 100 900
Such have been the results of concentra-
ton under General Grant. We are as far
off from the capture of Richmond now as
we were on the 14th of June last.
DRUID.
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teas ID VeeA'-n Az sla NJ severely hon The
pro rNo' cl lfa.-ni aaa Lr'.a r.-n Tco-lly aI'
pour OBJ. W.7, SEP l.E tolltI cueys tl.y result
- IL s.. Wing reps. Alytr'ng Ike 0 oop'ous
reocr raiu ira n,' f.lir. 'r yearly two months.
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the remote "IuutdsU-,g places" in the State Of
Main.
p,n.o,Al .sp Potirro.L BAlLAps. Arranged and
hdited by fteuk Moe. fnbhaned oy huro
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coWection u sony enu pDcuea' o"'oS%
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'uD 'uvtyt ~ a sti 'te iu., ~ on sulfa. a.ic.-
l.! itft S5th o. gij
T'ESDER-uu friday iicruin,. July 22d. Jane.
lcader IT, Cj - yciu GuG uotths.
attend tie iurstu. On sunday Al neon. - h. st2
e,o,s, nom 'uo i,..-e4,e q HE h.utnu lao ssy
,,e- = II . ooe,u. ~
.r,ru On ne sisi inst, Anne Ford, vile Of aaa.
Nee to'f. ail dau. t,ef W pF'h cl4 bild'el We
ABB ~ ne ~ ian " .!lyuo Io IN, i.e
nc 'gne.al vii take . iton her lac Silence,
- Its' l.;h -. q 9I.lf.ly h,orucoI, ut ot.k.l..
HA6EKIi-OL Friiay iho 21d inst, Napsp',
Wiloso OF te H. Ia'il tiss. -, natNe Vi IJstOo.I,
80. Cork li.i-na, s'et sees.
he lCurs an4 &C tIlnttnces Of the family sis re-
..ectiul. a.. l.. t. atfc44 iLe iuLeraI % >unlAy
80 uoon, All MT a' s'e0e., iiola Is l..ny-
t.c,BI "
MoYLAN-sattcn ,, u rries Jaiy 99d ca,br.
o. hers atat vc OF lhe Far ell of ki,hcorN-s ".
in- iienl. and ~ at.ycs Of thc family are royc,-
~ - ~ e & - 60 tie iure A. ou SUNDAY er-
lie. i'm-,n. VII &c 'as,S to Calvary C'ms'ey for
inicnL,nG -
scLtAN-un Trurdav, 2i,' Inst Ellen Mclean,
ie ict o. the ine Wal la. Aels - IL tie 1oi4. yeu Vi
ne ieo,yc. aud ,cnd, Of 'he emily are re,rec'.
iui.F iuNii,, 10 era thc tunolg! oS .utdit Ats
io6 e. y lLst !aici' pc..-e cvp-'. $40
ILAIEE-At lef lte leidencc, 20 Mo-, u, ,hls
cit, oL , usy, Ju.y q, Af'. CathnlA fl;ycr.
thc iricDii uul Sc - uttrc.. VI the IAN a are
r"-p,cu ily 81 20 ,Vtu. 'hc use. ~, this '5e,uf.
. 90. n.rh, ~ o'c 80. vi bout iunhef hotice
lnfein.,It Galway ttAetV o.. ~
VlCgTrE-Ou fi'iAy, .ivIy Pod, amer loss ana
sete e Ll.es>. Dur.c. t. lt.,AtrT.
ile relative. 81 f .cu ~ the tur'ly sp re- 'rsct-
uiy invited to Alp-i tue 'uuer,, suudsf siteg.
nOuu, .iih inst a. V'c!c.k, lgGin The Wieust. w.
Z. Ca1iSh. li
RuCVF -On Thuplav. Iuiy si, Msvsro', the
y icus OF Nlch Ud EO"he, ~ o. " yeals naive OF
Cste,os "a o,hc, C. cox, Ireland.
4Ao iuaeig u 81 'AAt .ct ths t5a'urdavl Ner-
noon, 81 = Dcietr, tUu her llte ies esdencc Of
Hamilton ave. ana HicSs st south Bfokivn. The
lt.aud- II tJe iAll.y Ac .ts.ct uy invited ~
'e1o. Her leuiA.ls NJ. te -aAea 10 I ivary Gem
/ oory. IL
SHERIDAN on rhursdNy, 2i.t inst. Jane. T..
sheridan, husband oG MAY She rtd,n. ID .. strs.
4le lca'Nes AM 'Giclds .Ie ie'pecuu.ly invited
20 at"nd the iune a.. sunday are ut-n, f&tb inst.
al ,'c.u-A "ui - lzo g -enc, vi sou'h An
snc IA cts, Ni.iiaiutbufgh, H. L. III
Tooih-On rhursdsy Juiy 81 Michael Tooie,
arei65.
lie 'o!a,ycs aud frends m. respectfully invited
20 attend 'hs iuLe al Iii sstuid idgy. afternoon. Eai
irst " oc.cck ron Al, IA. "sid.nc - Poll st. ri
| WALSH On tLe yiu in,', Anrosra Walsh, daugh.
4 tor VI Istr.c4 aud May Nasa, 8 a.! year. aud :
months
ne topi. OF the family ne S-,ectfnlly invited to
-t'eud tie turcrL 'Ats ,s.tLflA! sIlci poou, a.
J Ie~ss' iIoin i.J ic-iy d. IS
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the hundred days' volunteers "dTe ha6h 10 oe
droJtsd. but me!r hundred days' service VIII
he credited u uom On heh Sfm
under tie draf e" II Is hard 10 Gee bow I'd fiA'n
provs on q. that re erred to, could be 80 dfersn'y
understood, or should lie SO differently spp'.cd.
risq.le ib.t as lhc law reads General
sA.p.oap sr-l', sd G.acral Fey Is wreny. P!r.
aar, { = rcss .t-,ot o lrvot 'ac.presi ~
e..-t.e ce-c-.' --.s e-pos tca- tvt that =.
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,- e..1.4 ~as Igicoi rpcr, AMI tae plbic
.-f .ea-'oy nee G. sal d.'',rcuecso Il. y Il of'
cruecrs cn =. L .atnpc the ccs0n >.
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a.s l.1A.u. gwen 60 t,c law. so-h course
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al' .-s'.' tie .,p.rcro ,' &c .-.ey. 80. =. ssr.
f.--s 49, o. tl4.a lo.,....
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Gaps o. ',.- l-..f- es..1t aI, Cnho.c q er.
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the ANAL arrivals 0. esa We nb.e- An NJ. lbs
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1t nos.lis iact th.. hsy ags Iss psiIculs, than
vsual about he good they pa chase. thls making
eeal. . and .. iuces veiy ca esss. 'esetabe. and
i;ulis have advanced and though zen Jeliy very
peuty Al bis selson Vi the yeas, ae Low hs
tIou'h Sauss pJt.'.es aud beans 20 be to'h scs'
sld h'gh. FISH s's retiys, tholSh the eonsuI lou
them is anal. Bute cOItilIes 10 aivsnce, anu IL
soud iCen, - Tie silence II tie pecpe on The sui.
joci, hat tLey wee u vi 10 sueh stEte OF hlIss
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financial Ncxs. 1LnrLetA &c.

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mark. Las worked corsit rally cls.et and ecu e.
gueLce nave TO note . e9ns4s alto rise Ia so,ka
generally, Win f2iF sou.sud a. tie s1vaEce. Gov.
srsIre eat ,ceuriiss uI,ef 'ic tCter a'p G. Vi tie
loaI k.t r,pnly III ?rsvol IN yico 0n1 temsnd.
Ire huc'uation. IN Geld ~ ay have leca ic!oSs
Al A. C'ciock. $50 lis, %; l0.2u 2jIS -.
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7Apss.lAasGA.

COOPtR-W ILL., - Ily 9Jtb, o, the Te.ijenee
OF he G.. ia'Iei, b. a.. i.,v. b. :. ~. .u john
H. r...C. 70 tl,.tie dfu.. e. oi Nau Ale WI.
let, - q. 81 oi Book. q. ~. 10
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHElN1ItN SPIRITUAL CHURCH SEf
y 'i'c "a .'c IN en-. eco sc be - 10 utu -
tiFih svc.-lls g.iIioll. trAkiua, suadayA
oi'-'or WICkr- sni o,l, e, II d Q, aud v'cio
50. get 'f'.1c .uI /. .YDcAi,h Ia I'll nt. - b. u
mi 81 ra,t.s ~. 4iy i.vte lcctl.c. AID m ea
u-eXabinat on .ftn '4u be- uNi d.. li3
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 III BLt TEMPERANCE MEElING AND
once - - c,"I.L' .. ~ BJ- e!y b. NCp.
lWe nNls Or, :. o. d. -J"i.s- aud siIlegs
Inv cd. lo,C-iu4euc. II y',.,cs.
- RlCHAAD AUSTIN. Pre-.
4 GRAND TEMPERANCE UNION MASS
het, ,i-. VIA % Ic,l On : lGday, JG!y gath lIsi
v't. 30 -Wt C. ~ Ntp,ute Iiysi1n, :. o; L., =.
'Imtli, ~ % q, utlul al4 extensive tIsJy.. tta
lhe e. ID. At o.k .eIGr Il meet "a. CClv,
ran, tI sihs it r. a. ogk4.I o., eIus " III taa.
me- &c .'Jln cGs CI'G . 10 IIulte.'s FONT. They
sld q ioiol D.! ne Nt' O,A I.Islgs AZ liuuie a
foitL IN ,iLe 'oi tAe o'cIuck tIaIn Tor " .Ltc O.
llAls .te ~ .olOis y IL unt = Pm. Auniehcs
are cordially luvued. klJuD, A. eIIN, Lhai ruIuL
sNO. Coy ~, se Z, ~. IL
a .. ElBEISlAN A GkAEKAI. AElI.
-AsII4 Vi the a.o'e % efN.I . he at SIlluaa's
i'--t 'o.' So Il, ~ go ave. on l0lasy cam,
Jlv - AZ : o't.V.A, Al hcgiSG . re- 4uer,oG "
attend ~ AL'iucss u ~ % Itute " De Has..teI
t,,t Q. li~- hEA.hIIAN, U, A.; JAAE-
eNS--N' - ~.
FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,
- ~. -, /, A..i co. LUg o, .JIs anu ~ ay %
oAnIh! I've lug J~-y 80, :. C'esc.. ere he
AZ. JotA Ne! - gII C-p ain Ie I.Lp. sue
Y! N y sS4..' IA, Stock. lnd Csnou. A. U'LLN-
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SfEClAL NOTICE TO ThE 7. U. u. A.
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setns el a4oauA &C IILs 10 t,la pay tne.r sGs.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Published th,s day By The sssthsP, Jshs
Fankenseir, sad for sale By the American News Go
121 Nsssau o., New Yok Ci'v-"Anoe lean Art" .
,ie.Tht ~ who srp-cve Of plain speaking mag fnA
on o,hins TO p,eass them in this Il tie hook. i4s
pyrtt's "A. PD Doubie strength Life
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tso l.ood. c.. III cen Para e-.i ,lvs d,
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b.. DAlsA be cuscs tlsous.n Of tcse 'be,e
and ariiIai dlecs's aad II ii' nc ria. nj. GU Q
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tc on lola iuucin I'et.,t. 20 tsqrf 80 'Y3
The sun., 1864-07-23

LyR NEWDUIGH, PUUGHNEEpslE,
I,xin1sst, h.ns.Ioa--Ibe MANY rOw ELL
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ssvss wv.
The sun., 1864-07-23

HOTEL GAHNl-!Z RESPECTABLE ME-
4 enaA c. ~ lie 4e4uuiIuO-aloI wIth nice iur.
nHhei bed ICON, ca man win sepiHe loom.
hOln - 10 ~ 80 pe' aCcs wItl O. NIlioui boaI6
al 10 ts'I oeeh L > 100 e ON D.. ave. sJJ
TO LLl-A COMFORTABLE lUkNlsHEH
I.gsta {. .5y
The sun., 1864-07-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.

Tor SALE CIEAl-h CART, HARNESS
l. ard WotS oi iac,one,. Ia Iul4s lor Gu IN "A 4
5,s 4 ma ~, 4l1
EOR sALL-A DARK GRAY HORSE. II
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dave ga
EOR SALr-i STR1TG DUILl GREY
l. no se, ~ lalts Li b, e..s old Va.Irnlea sound
sad KIND, sual.e ior aay Kind Of work. Inquire
o last 90. Vi ~ II 81 at Oh ave, Ill so.i, GterS
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FOR SALE CHEAr-ONE BAY MARE
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The sun., 1864-07-23
THE NEW YORK Sun.


,aATURpAY MOKNNG, JLLY y, I,5l.
The sun., 1864-07-23

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The sun., 1864-07-23

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wv. -. Rr' tit- resilient.
Your VI the lfih 0. ~ hand Aid 10 Ice 4, The Glr
Pot teai u, amy p he pIiplrc Ifnurrjif, ard at
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aAy ana al pUucs y sni.4S W such All alice.
ours usi--t. a. ULoNtis SASiOlD / SOsA
For ilr lac. plrc1tfs VI ~ NO. 20 rc III si., Net
fo! &. one ~. north 81 AalIcn Lane, o. soni or
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The sun., 1864-07-23

WANTEl ON BDITUMRi BOND, ALou}
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burg amp htNSl, Coy an h. Che ich, Loud r.
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trees. ole VAL lc lt'eiyei untl 1ue ~ the sCtA
in,'sn' At " ocock noo4' di ed 10 the oitoe q
-. II DuLFKICu, Master
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oS ITS. ONLY FOR A BOX Of BkIE,Ts
BOARD AND ROOMS.

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t"-rd anu coIo. size Iou e II - last Is. DAD
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FURNISHED BEDROOMS To LET IN AL
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THE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND LINT

iusurauc' touVln ~ srS N0ik, having r>
coiNei AIelt eeriliet,e VI ait the Sup.r.D,
u'htgnt o lnsu .u..ct lJl fly-'Nn, read
10 insure the inils Of oiros sollis ana .sors q
the nit,d sfstc. aid ~. yth,. l- sous. kelative]
cen tnsyie iAr lIfudr IN tie AMY at notnin&
SUM. ihis coupIn also issues u. pole On a. iit1
erI te ms a. ail' oi.c company. 81. aI the orcss
-" II, oncsay aud ac. ei.ru.fs. ORlsDN BAL \ N
pt,., JOHN l.. tfI.Li.N. 80 ana
The sun., 1864-07-23
Is OONtONMITY Mini M ACTOF rail
TIyOM, COMFY ISLAND BEACH, TER

IN this titN lo' uIG ioo ih, Ieaspllc Gn. piMpkl
i.ts Zone and lct the ruNance pace, ~ ~ Ann 81
lie Al WiuiIn -. mos. I. BGNNLlr. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

DAVENPORT g. BROTHERS win open
IL with their STARTLING wOSDERS end INC0MPRE
HENsiBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Cooper Insatuto,
% TUESDAY EVENING. April Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
prp GOODS.

TE BOUTIL l. f BR OF 4 >
tnyt. special attention 10 great variety of DkESS
onona nnrcb.,ed before the recent pr eat advance:
SILKS, MoZAMBIQUES, ALPAcAs, CHECK MO
VANS GRENADINES. FRENCH PRINTS md
MOURNING GOODS Of oil kinda
AIso,
p.nEoE SHAwLs. LLAMA sBAwLS. WOOL
sHAwLs. and SHETLAND sHAWLs. EMBRoiDkR'
IRs RIBBONS LACE9. GLOVES, and HOSIERY -
ususl In uoas variety.
Ns xa1 BROADWAY and Ne 3o5 CANAI-Sr
OORSETS AND SKIRTS AT GAYNOR".-
NEW SPRING STYLES.
". h.y, now n store the Rrgest and moa elegant ssst
CORsETS AND SKIRTS
sxe< saored st Rssai In hs United States
"" GAYNQl, No. 763 Brsadwsy
between Och and &h sts
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
Amusentente.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DE WALDRNs EXCITING SENSATION DRAMA
POMP or CUDJVs cAyEh
y.und.d On Trow bridge, popular .ovsl "CUDJOs GAVE
III. Milo ssifi;i ..i Efssi'i 'kiFYH2SfS
rssp rrSHp, 81 se..,dc;;;i:a.wi :o.d .i;aa...w 1. J.nses
fsSg Y V...isSl. Ri Iie.n.. H.dsx.y
Car Minnsrich, Dutch Lad.........; ;Ml~ G. A.srd
'HsAi' Niu,a, suppci;.i ;; to: sar. COMPANY T.
ial-Mr VlNsr,s Hon,e-The Plantation Ia Tspsiqas-
Df. SysSsrID b M HnSh SonsH # 8; asx WATER
Act 1-Cudjo. csv.-PsmP q rastve1,Ths Ptopssss'y ss.
"Tk, continent about 70 shake I'll the s shss % the SAY.
shaken Of and the Sin 10 puniiked and osd ssys
Act ,-P.s I. Cumberland nsupi.i.-Csh sad ToS'
Acs I-Moun,ain orrentC Cu4jo Dssth-asbsis ssrreads
to II. starr and s.rps.- ( and fshssu.
sToEPEi re .iih ni ii. WOOD and STRAW INSTRUMENTS
viii appesr betwccu the acts.
To s. .ea. :. al hours q Ne d.y and sy'ni.a
COLOSSAL GIANTS
nSssVh .wS os.FH s e Nfs
ssAS sIasy As q. 'f: %sss %: h
DRVMHEE, snly POUR YEARS OLD. whs bsss' shs
world hs doe. his drum.
PROP. LIVINGSTON
TAe celebrated rhrenoIes:; a., and ISy, pS.yycho0C'e
THREE ALBINo CHILDREN.
AJAPAsgsE MAsKrN HOG!
.unyp flAIShk TAsltsHEx or HIih MovfSs WAX SrovRra
Bridal group of GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COnAODORE MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN,
In the costumes worn at the Generals wedding
TWO LINING PRXIRIE DOGS from Colorado Tsrri,s<y,
the snly seen In this rrgfon-
THREE SPECKLRD BROOK TROUT
BACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDS
A MONSTER SERPENT, ~ Zee. long
ROBERT HOUDiEs ACTOMATON WkiTHR .
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEAL, aud aAan"fsA'
ether ouriosiisa
Admission rs cents; children uudsr 10, Is cesa.
EOX's OLD BOwERY THEATER.
Lessee Director and Manager. L. FOX
EVERY MONT TILL FCRTHBR NOTICE.,
De Wdcns original dram In four aes founded on
tho ropasr novel q CrdiOs Cavsby T. frswbridse, 60
POMP
a CUDJOs
CAVE.
Mts FANNY HERRING NG.As.......................Cah ..Cah
Mr.. J. Is, STUDLEf. ......ss.'''.sTonp
Mr.. q. W. THOhPSOh. .ss........ ''Csslo.
Dir. g. X. fePLfih.
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X DENN
NEW SCENERY and rROPERTlES,
BRILLIANT ORIGINAL TALHAUX,
sAd introduces every mepber of -
FOX'S OLD BOWERY STAR COMPANY.
Acting Manager. q. c. Howard Treasurer, w Tryos.