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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

New ORLEANS, Sept. l9.--Ihe steamer
siania hriig, news OF The g,,hboat ecp edi-
ton up Fish River t4f3 jt
t,s ihlhs.b gr.st-m,;ils, ship-vards, and
iAoef ere destroyed to tlle value OF
Uilo,uOu. 44s
Returning down tie river it was found
mas the reJcis had lolltd trees across thr
.Ae;ln.
~ iiie anne tins fUcc appeared on the
al Is OF the river, and fired Oh the boats
ne gnEts@s Rod ltpn cleared ? ssage ioi
ne stst ii he iice,.
a Telegraph cable has been laid bctweea
urts Aorgntiald Gaines. i- go
lheeuhs, nlarlliiirl.y, etc, of the monitor
.eealnseii is TO BE- iis..,d up. II is thought
nat the hoic n the ram 5 Dotli III IS 50 lai &c
mai, She c.snnoi be, l.tised. r..-,, = ., =.
Fort Gaines is m fine conditions. ps
But very little OF Fort Morgan can be
ladt ryleaglc Fi9- -As n
Four pickets We're wounded Nv the explo-
81 n Of a shell hear Fort Morgan on the
b,h, on, OF whom has since died.
NioKsErEc, Sept. 21.-Gcn. Dana has
'olnnlcnced active, operations in this Dis
rict.
large cavalry force left last night I'M
Ter Z /. Osborn, winch will be followed bv
mother heavy force fcavalry in the coun-
y. The result will probably be known I'M
bout 10 days
The payiihster is paying off the troops
here.
... zss,4,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
&rucerues, &r.

NO dVI berond street, DAyton, Ohlo,
DEG leave most respectfully to acquamt their cua-
ID toners and the community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under the name and
style OF n. o'BRIEN a BROTHER, for the purpose
Of carrying on the Wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tohaceo business IN Dayton, Ohio, q, the late
stand Of ". O'Bren, No. 30l second street
Having ample means to enable tr purchase goods
irom the lost houses in New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experen ce
IN the trade, hold out the best Inducements TO ol
old customers and ell others who may be kind enough
TO purchase from us
NJ. o'BRIEN, ate Of the frm Of o'Brien 4 Poe,
Toledo Ohio, will devote his time aud attention TO
please AZ those who may come to luy at this we'll
known House, and E. oBRIEN, will treat the com
mnnlty bitter, II possible, IN ever before. Both Of
us lee very grateful for past ayors, and earnestly
heta share OF your future patronage auladawim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
Desperate Financial Situation
of the Administration.

[Washington Correspondence Of the World
Much uneasiuess is felt in Administration
circles respe citing the condition Of the nation.
al finances. Another large issue of currency
is now probable, since il is felt that even with
the amount now out, it is impossible to pre-
vent gold going to 200 and upward aud one
or two hundred millions more will not make
matters much worse--The Government is nov.
spending two millions per day. Its receipts
frem loans, taxes and customs are less than
one million per day. The ten-forty loan does
not sell because people feel that they have
already lent the Government as much as they
car without putting 100 many eggs in a bask-
ct, and the national debt is now mounting
up so rapidly that most sanguine begin To
admit that il can never be paid, but that the
best that can be hoped for is, that il will be
only partially repudated by being funded in
a government bond bearing three per cent.
interest The squables in Congress over the
Presidency are delaying and may finally de-
feat all action upon the tax bills aud with
out aid from some source the national treasury
will be bankrupt IN few weeks. Such are
the conflicting interests at work, and such the
fear OF members Of Congress OF the effect up
upon their aspirations Of increased taxation,
that there is no probability that auYt bill
will be pat in operation til after the presiden-
tial election. Mr.. Chase will suspend the sale
OF gold certificates about the lst Of Nav, and
again demand gold for duties |: is uncertain
as yet whether the "tadpole" notes will be is
sued 10 government creditors or the "leral
tender" form be adopted to supply deiicien.
ey that has become inevitable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
A soldier shot In GreenYIIIe.

On last Wednesday afternoon, while cross
ing Main street, from Warnings corner TO
ward the King Hosl, a soldier by the name
OF George keser, was shot and died in few
minutes from the effect Of the wound. He
was veteran Of the 44th Ohio, and was at
home on inrough. He had been married
just the Saturday before his death.
A corners inquest was had over bis re-.
mains but no evidence was btpneht before
the jury sufficient TO place the guilty deed up.
on any particular person, tits indeed strange
Il not mysterious, that SO many persons could
be standing around where the deed was CON.
mitted aud none Of them able TO swear who
did the shooting. gn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09

II il was NOS good for Adam to live single
when there was not wOmanon earth, how
very eriminallY guilty are old bachelors, with
the world full OF pretty girls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
FOR SAVE BY

Vim WenaihoH sHdw W tewala, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, MlamisbuIgi Stoo Stage q uBioni Q Ander-
son NenterVhlei Myersl New ehanoni VI laeitGoui
qhamberahlrg d E Baue n HarslsbuFg; p y Divine,
Johnsvilei Arnold Linn bert t'sosdh Arlinetoni jacob
9mt teh West italunoreia kopkla a DO, aermantnvni
y w Mtifplys Nandnilai a. Nckols, Lihcrty. ~ Reea
hafpersylle ;heverllnR Herr salem; W Pyrmont,
ltlusmf Svaneri Metit naltmol'e Parker, Bro
uoi FYkefsbufR; and by pnglHsts aud Merchants
generally teronEhonttl 10 uaited - and canadas
au2Idiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
DissuIattull, thi "a.


HlHE co partnership heretofore -exNinr Miller 4
Cha. Oh, IN tho Merchaab pAlrFing Bu,n 49, was
dissolved 10y mutual consent on the first day Of Feh
rutry, nstsnt The books are IN the hands Of Henry
Miller who will continue the bus ness NJ the old star
Huston Bdillng. corner Third pnd Jeferson streets
Those who haye claims again the firm viii present
them for payment snd those who ore indebted 70 the
hrm are expected 10 can and Settle their accounts
without delay, as the bu-ine's must be closed
HENRY MI LRR,
feadsw NIIa y gBlGH AkCH ffi'a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT VIZ, SECOND ST, BET, MAIN AND LubLow
4pay particular attention to tie quaitT Of our
mateNai and use only the hes; English steela
Hpair all the skirIa which We Sc l,withoet extra
ss-uS retail department. in charge Of rcotr peleut
iRdie7' Corseis and Spiral Bustles conslabty on
hand. A WALDMAN.
soldwplesaIe aud retail No 397 Second street,
Dayton. k {asi1v
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
lpbolNterp.
CHARLES RAsoHkE,
GENERAL. UPHOLNTERER,

ONO BLOOK, THIRD STREET tMR. slTTELL's
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO.
A LII kinds Of UphOlstenng, such as Sofas, Chairs,
N Stools, Matrasses.kc., douet order Carpets cut
and tilted, window curtains hung and All kinds OF re-
parma done at the shortest notice and most reaaona
bic terms.
References Mayor Gillespie and Barney, ParEsr a
Co. a1lS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
Grunks, sc.
Aeather Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE,
Am WETNGARTNERI


2s6 Third street,
IIEEPs constantly on hand all kinda Of Leather,
N ancA a. solei upper hPi fshnn, and morocco.
Also, harness and bride lea herr shoe akrtingi shoe
sa. The highest price in cash paid for Hides aud
Leather In tho rough. anlsd3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
MuteIs.
UNITEDSTATESHOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
HF7s Depot.)
UNHE undersigned, who has been connected with the
American House, in this city, for over nine years,
has leased this we'll l-known and popular Hotel for
term Of years, and pledges him elf to his friends and
the public TO nse his utmost efforts TO sustain the rep
uiaiion of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, AZ first
class house The public may rely upon finding, At
this house, all the appliances and comforts Of first
class hotel
Price as heretofore, Two Dollars perday.
oc3tlm FRANK PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09

Cicero calls justice " the mistress and
queen Of all virtue and injustice, the ioun-
dation Of every vice That IS what is the mat
ter with this Administrations started on
career Of iigbstice, and every inch OF its pat
is marked with blood and crime.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-09
Gu=partnErsbip8
OO.PARpNMR

OO-PAhI'NI IIftS TIII.
TINaE nndersigned haye this day forhiedsa eo.psrt
1 uefship under tns name and hrfn q BltEENE 4
NIXON, for the purpoese of trmsacting Wholesale
and Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business
at the odsland Of w e. Breene, ~ Main street, pp
posite tho Oourt House wherethey wouit hp pleased
to the od fiends Of tli house, aud az MANY new
may favor them with call. Y.
pa WILLIAM q iBRBENE, "n
ANDEEW g. NIXON.
Dayton, February I. 1854 5sl I.3awl z n Tti
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutaut General.
sepis
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.

oryicE DEPOT CoMmIssARY OF srBS'TEHcE,1
wAsHrSorox, September ., ise4.
Sealed proposal, in duplIoAte, for one hundred
seiyed At this Office until Thu RSDAY, the 2ld d,y
Of september, 1854.
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
Hay" and none will be entertained unless they
fully comply with all the requirements OF this adj
Bidders must give thsir names In full, and each
proposal must be accompanied by an oath Of allie
gAuee, and guaranty, aligned BY not less than two
reasonable persons, that II a contract 10 awarded
10 the party or parties proposing, the contract II
be accept d and sn'ered into, and good and sum
sient security furnished for the execution OF the
all proposals that msy be made under D. Ia adver-
hsement 10 reserved by the Government, II, in Its
opinion, the public interest require.
II proposals are made by arm, the name Of all
ths parties must appear, or the Individual who
..ntd the bid win 6e held responsible for the Iul
nlment OF the contract II HIS proposal Is pied,
guaranty.
each proposal, and parties to whom awards are
made must be prepared to execute contracts n
once. and to give bonds equal 10 amount to one
By the con 'raetor an both Of his guArantors.
Satisfactory evidence oiihe Ioyalt, and soiveney
OF each bidder AOd person offered As Hecu ity will
be required The res, onsihillty ofthe suArsnt, RS
must ne shown by the Urngial signature of the
serk o. the nearest district COURT or Of the United
stAtss district attorney.
Ifsny bidder to whom an awsrd may be mae
refuses to enter nto contract sgreeably with the
the contract or bond, shall neglect refuse TO eA
eeute the same With the time prescribed, as well
10 quality as in quantity, then the Commtss'Ty
shall have the right TO supply such deficiency by
purehAAe In open market, charging such delinquent
bladder or cont tor with the advance paid over
the bid Or contract.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con
sidered nor will awards be made to any person OF
persons VINO have heretofore tsiled to fulfil theii
agreements or contracts with the Government.
btiders must be present At the opening OF theii
bids 70 respond to their Ames
Tbs Hay 70 be delivered either In Washington oil
AlexAndria, In bales proper y secured, free Of al
cost of Transports ion or handling,
All Hay contracted for under this advertisement
viii be rgidly iuspeeted, and such ~ does no
prove OF good merdh-ntahle quAiity will be re
jseted The Hay will be paid for In such funds NJ
The Government msy have on hand to disburt
upon the completion Of the contract, or as 500
thereafter - the proper oficer shall be n funds
Delivery OF the Hay to commence within nftecr
(is) days from the date OF the contract, and to b.
sompleted by the LIST day OF Sovember, 1854.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
G. BELL,
selo-satuth-et Lieut.. Col. and c. 5.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23
CoLDIRRs OF THR UNION

Read the following Letters received from youI
S9I namss endofseTents Of the WORLD
Known - PROY HoLLOWAY's PILLS AMI,
OINTMENT. You will hero and I'M cited testi,
nonials received nom all parts OF the country
Your a.stS III % you n hsTs some on.
interested In your welfare then do not delay.
eu sGsr ; s.S:ls sas Ss e
your HEALTH HoI % cents, IS cents, or sito viii
% The Fssnest and rIpestold Age.
The Following are genuine letters, on file for
i in:s. at this once GSgss
- seth Illinois Volunteers,
Prof HoiiO,osy, 80 Maiden Lone, n "
sIh; Eneiosed please md two dollars, for which
ssnd me one dollar, worth each q your celebrated
70 this At once, for am much In need fthe above
Lieut.. A. W, FELLOWS, @. H.,
.... isth Illinois volunteers.
CAMP mean BaAHpV STATION, VA,i
~, u-,,.. January 7, 1864.
10 DEAHS Iht ] have heard . great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and as never was 10
Is very w ~ ne prs..S 1fte 9 as
iend ne tho wsfsh Of the ensloled. Yours, so,
PULASKI, Tenn, Doc. %, ises.
re- ~. hOs sSs. p An. ..,..
DnAA EAohAs nnu uneiOuo1 one dollar, and
send me tha amount In your famous PILLS, a. / AM
troubled With Dyspepsia, and sock cure.
YOUR, H. THOMAS .. TURNER,
Co. !, I'd Iowa InfAnt try,
~ hohhi sLAED, 8. C., Jan. u, 1854.
RreE HollotSsE
DlAn sIl; Enclosed you will hnd 80 cents, for
which wish you to send me acme OF your yaluA.
BILE PILLS. send then by mail. enclose 10 cent.
Tor postage.
Address ISRAEL @, HALL
Co. d, 9Th N. H. Vols, Port Royal, B. C.
CAM OP BTH EXCELSIOR BhfoADE)
- ,,-u- January p, 1854.
STA: PlsAsese send mo for the enclosed so eeuts the
worth OF II In Pills. enclosed find 10 cents 10 nav
postage, and you will oblige. Address, yours ~"
Ssrgt. WIN. POWERS,
70, X, oth Regt. Excelsior Brigade
AoREn bLARD, s. c., Jan. 81, 1854,
Please ind enslOssd the sum Of one doII,r IN,
Pills. IhaVe DiGrrhna, and can't get II ItonnsJ
20 want TO try your Pills, Yours, 40. 'F'N'
WILLIAM CHRIsTY
Co. ID, l0tth Regt. Penn, Vols.
CAUTION.
II the reader OF this "nOtioe" cannot cat A box n,
hlls or Ointment from the drug store 40 his nIsoc
lot him write to me, 81 Maiden Lane enoioSihs liz
amount, and will mail q box free of eHnenas.
Many dealers will not keep my medioines on hanj
because they cannot make as much proht A. on
osheI persons make. 10 cents, 50 cents, and eIIO
P~ ooA VI po" aps-ly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23
MEDICAL.
CPRoIAL NOTE = .

pr, n vELLNYs Private Hospital, In The Fed
"a, MOE, corner ofssvsn,h and strssss, eppo-
sfss The Post and Patent onaoss- Rooms % and u,
up stsirs, wsshington, D. c, 1 I..I7 , iar
All diseases Of private nature treated In tho
re.t boientins manner, and radical ouros effected
N al ossss SFPHILTTIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA. elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
wBlKNsss, or the resuit Of roLUPTUorSi
nREAMS, OF sny weakness of III. oBSBRATrvf
ORG ANS, no. any .suss whats,sr, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically pured slsn
souT, RHRUaATIsM, SRuRALGh, aud o,hSr
cHRoEiC DRBASES Of the NERVES, hUsoEss
ZONES, and JOINTS sCRoFULA, sLoTcHss
or TIE FACE, sRuPrIoNson the Limb, and BODY
and all other RRuPTIvR DIsRAsEssnd pIsBAsk
or mn BLOOD, from whatever cause Their may
have arisen. ".-'.'....
ri AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTUNAfK
No matter wis, your disease, LEI no false doll
sassJ prevent you iron applying Immediately 70
pr. vsilny, who /, ACKNOWLEDGED TO be By mr. the
nos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
-. - 49,, u.x.
sAo~n your nisforsunss, and he viii speedily se7Q
nm n, your v., rejoicing.
ann .,us,
,.-.,-.. A.
inA' o'''o'ui ''0u's'0' WV 'oU's' '''O :. -
shsn alone, destroys the ssnorstivs organs, unni'
usm n, m.,risa l,t.. produo,os ve.lpe.. Of III,
,.,
49, ' $50 'i' w.
poss'' ps'p,''non " -. nsIN l'' 800 .'n
I" '''' vi As"o'' -o'-''' A'
sonsu.paon' ana ueash
fooNs MAN IN VIC" o' "' ai'A''u' ''n''
auenses OF oeiaT' 10 hos nu W man Sou' VS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23
mo. 7O3l
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
ID UNITED STATES.

Foa THE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE LATE MlNNEBAGO INDIAN RESER-
ALTON IN MINNESOTA.
In pursuance ofIAw, I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President OF the United states OF America do here
by declare and make known that public sales will
be held In the und r.me ntioned Lani ONE ia the
state OF Minnesota at the periods herein after dos.
ignated, to VII:
AZ the L,nd once at st. Peter, commencing on
disposal OF the public lands comprised in the late
reserve for the Winuebsgo IndiNns, above men,
ships which will be sold at the appraised value II
the lands aud the improvements thereon, wis
meridian.
In township IO6, range 2I.........I67 sI % Acrea
In township I01, range a........." 3 400 a.
In tow nship lO1, range 1..........l1,6i97
In township lOS, range 25,.......... 277sl
A schedule particularly describi & the individual
open for inspection at the District Land ohsss 10
Minnesota.
The offering Of the above lands will DO cum
meLced on the day appointed and will pr coed, IN
the order designAted In the above mentioned
schedule, and oonseeutiyuly by townships, as
herein advertised, until the whole shall have been
offered, and the sale thus oosed but tho sale shajl
not be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
private entry OF any OF tue lands will be sdmitted
until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington
this 2sd day Of August, ammo Domini one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-iosr. :, ,,,,,o,
By the Pre.ldenti '.
Jos $. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO ACTUAL BoNA-FINDE SIX rTLERs
-PRE-EMPToRs.
In the third section Of the act OF Congress, APP
proved 2lAt February, 1858, Statutes, volume "a
nsn, It Is stipulated that bsfo Q any person shall
be entitled to enter any portion OF the said lanJA
oy Prs.sSption OF SthsrTss' previous to their ex.
cry, he shall become an aetuSl bonA-tde settler
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n r r I Q l A l.


W Nh HEFNHTmENTl
ApIUrANT GENERAL's OFFICE, 7
WASHINGTOE, d. { , September 10, 1894.
Notification 10 hereby given First Lieuten. Mt
Thomas HEX Y, gimentsl quarterm aster 2Sd nli-
nois volunteers, that General Orders, No. II Sep
tember ., 1884, IRON headquarters Department OF
West Virstnis, Diminishing him the service OF the
ing false and luxurious reports elHtive to the con-
ditiou and Losses Of the army OF this department,
and for disobedienee OF orders, will be cont med
by the President, unless, within thirty days from
this date, he appear before the military commits
sion IN session in this city, o. winch Brtgsder Gen
srsl John Caldwell, United States volunteers, Ii
PRESIDENT, and show by satisfactory proof that
the dismissal was unjust.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
srpie Assistant Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23
CLOTHING.,

= - u ~ =
TTNIONi UNIoNii UNIoNiii
GRAND CONCENTRATION. ra .
Three STORES COMBINED.
MEssRs. SMITH CO.,
Corner Of Twenticnh street and Penns. ave-,
j, BRUCE a CO.,
No. tst seventh street.
LII. SMITH,
No. $50 seventh street
Have consolidated their business Nthe
PEOPLES CLorHINo STORE,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Pos, ofaoeJ
Where you will and splendid assortment of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock Of Ready .Msde Clothing
and Gardeners Furnishing Goods OF every dc.
seription.
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 not No charge for oxsminA
ton.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
you CAM
BUT COME
| DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE
| j. H. SMITHS,
| No. $50 Seventh street,
ssi2 Opposite Post ONCE
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ALTIMoRE AND OHIO

y A L TIMoRE AND OHIO
X A., .r., s,I RAdLRo inD. ,.,, ,o.. ,.ur
sn. 1 $ r. run s I saa fss .s
ioR PHIL 1EIP ia NJ EEWYoSi. and Sosfos,
p. m, daily except sunday. On sunday 81 $50 p.
FoR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
day, Passenger will note that this train runs ~
far m Philadelphi. ONLY; -
Leave Washington daily at Q 30 p. m. TAts Train
u for Net' York pG,,sngsr, tIciu,treil
leave Wn,hinssGn - 70 M sod an :; IL II
except Sundays.
On 'q FSs y.it - r1s4s 81 4 r "a %ssRe
q % p; M, daily, exsop, Sunday.
II I'd 70 al point. &r,r, and s.s,ss.
FOR ANNAPoLIs
Leave Washinston At go, O. m, and t.wp. = +,
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington a. 7.so .. m. and $50
cars.
sleeping ears on 30 and $40 p. m. trains. Bsrths
Oniee sitcr that hour thsy must Be sssursd Of The
| sleeping Car Conductor.
The ar.t and hfth trains stop At all way points.
Belisviilc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Rslsy
House, daily, except sunday. On Sunday II stops
" 'PART1cuLAR NOTICE. Of
runs only :. .. fSassssS.s daily :se:Si susssv.
sso SSaS dn i, SsS foI Ss SS a Sss
AZ, apply 70 George 5. ToontE, Iss.s a wash.
'ns'0h' OF "@' N@ss''om'' W. r. SMITH.
rsg.-rg Master TrsnsgoI Per
ieontI neaaral TYakst sa,s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-23

ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. I'VE
" have now In store full stoeh Of Gantlemonis
spring OVeIooAn, Business suits DretG Suits, and
Furnishing Goods OF the latest Styles mAnuiAetuI.
ID with the AAme degree OF neAtness styl0 and Ol0
games, ~ II made 70 order.
WALL, STEPHENS d Co.,
aSa PonnsylvAniA Avenue, between
Ninth and rsalh sarSSts
lpI Is--tni IosAE 4 laial.l :
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and AFTER sunday, June 18th, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
- FOR
Baltimore, At $50 .. m, (Express, Mondays ex-
eepted,) 500 q. M, 10 m, aso and losO p, N.
Chester, at sos, Ills .. m, 30, aso, 40, and
Wilmington, At lso, Mondays exsepted,) SOS.
Ills q. m, %, . 90, 4 30, g 1880, and II pm.
New Castle, at 0s q. m. and ( % p. N.
Dover, At o6 q. m. and $50 p. m. rr.
Milford, at 8 % m.
Salisbury, at 500 .. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILDELPHIA LEAVE
baltimore 81 aa6 and 30 .. m, tExpress,) lie,
Wilmington at as, s.IS, and =. n, 1874, I, LIS
I, Z %, 80 and $40 p. m. u
Sal sbury At I p. m. ..'.
Milford ~ - D. m.
Dover at $40 =. m. and IS D. IN.
New Castle at $50 q. m. and ass m.
Chester at IS and $40 g. m, 1, ass, 80, sit,
leave Baltimore for Salisbury and ipssrmsdis's
stations at 1920 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediats sts-
'''" TRAINS yoR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 6t0 4. m, and and II 90 D. N.
Leave Wilmington at $50 and . 10 O. M, and %
FREiGHI TRAIN. with passenger ear .,...hsd,
will leave Wilmington for Perryville and inferno
SUNDAYS = PROM Philadelphia. 10 Baltimore
only At 40 a. m. and 1910 p, IN.
From Philadelphis to Wilmington 81 40 .. m,
and 1880 and II y. m,
From Wilmington to Philsdelphis a. Les q. m.
Only a 10 IS p. m. from Baltimore to Phil.dsi.
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