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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-24
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SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL

Office at Mfr. Arnolds Hat Store. No. ST. King
street, Alexandria. Va:
OFFERS TO the public bis CRYSTAL PER
" ISCOPIC ECTACLE5 and EI &
GLASSES, for preserving and restoring the
impaired vision; also, large assortmeng Of
Microscopes, Telescopes. Opera and Field
Glasses, Mathematical and other optical inst2u-
ments.
rs CARD PHOTOGRAPHS Of UNITED STATES
and CONFEDERATE GENERALS ana STATES
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Fs7HE undersigned having purchased the
/ stock, good viii and fixtures q the we'll
known Grocery and Provision Store Of the late
John 6. Henderson, bees leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he IS nov
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully Sc
licits share Of public patronage:
W. +. HENDERSON,
80 l5-tf No. 226, King ST., cor. Alfred.
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rLORIOUs NEWS at Z. Schw&I's: s., 132.
" King street, he has lust 0pened the t :,!,c
and most splendid assortment Of Bon Nh II:
that was ever before offered in this city ne
cheapest and best assortment 81 Six coats,
and Raglans, that ever you saw. Also.
fine stock Of Dress Goods, and a large as
so,t1nen5 Of Cottons, t'lannels and great many
other new things too numerous TO 1nontl"n.--
Call and see f,r yourself, 81 the cheap store o.
+ Schwarz my 14-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-16

70 A section Of thenow enrolment act romoves
one difficulty in the way or securing the ser.
vices Of the better class OF volunteers as sub
stitutcs. The practice has boon TO asslgn a
substitute to some regiment without allowing
him any choice. This Is matter OF lndlfrer-
cneetc the mere bounty Jumper, bat veterans
like to choose the Organization In which they
are to serve, and their wishes on this point arc
respected by the new act, which 'sayE:, e
Sec. 4, That drafted men,, substitutes, and
volunteers, when mustered in, shall be organ
ized In or assigned 10 regim ents, batteries, or
other organizations OF their own States, an a
as far as practicable shall, Nli6n Rssl gned,
be permitted TO select their own regimsnts, bat
teries, or other organizations from among those
of their own respective states, which at the
time Of assignment may not bd Oiled to their
maximum number, a.
It will thus be seen that the snbslitutc Is al.
lowed the same privilege Rs ogory other yolun.
tecr, and with veterans thls is a great adyau-
tage, for their experience will enable .them to
select organiEationsin in which tlicy will bgunder
the command Of influential Objects. e,,
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In the sixth Corps spy was discovered in 4
somewhat singular manner. He had been in
the service and appeared and disappeared fre
quently under circumstances that awakened
suspicions that he was communicating with th,
rebels. Nothing could be proved against him,
however, until ho was arrested the other day,
and q Union soldier, dressed ina rcbel uni
FORM was thrown into the. samo guardhouse
pretending 70 be a rebel prlsoner ,,,-. i,
Finding himself In tho company of s,rebel
as he supposed, the fascalIy spy opened hi
heart and mouth, and revealed his own gull
so clearly that ho will be hung without un.
necessary delay. -. -
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r.Ron ron. rR nss N oNnon n


FoRrREss MoxnoE, July lie. P. squIres,
a private IN the cd Mastachusetts artillery,
was shot dead in the Norfolk city fail, by ono
OF tho guard, for Violation Of ordefs. les5 ~
Two steamers arrive per week from New
York and two horn Baltimore, laden with yyge-
tables for the Army of the Potomac. The
sioaner Hunter woods is also employed by
the Government in collecting produce from
various parts OF Eastern Virginia for thesamo
purpose. Z. .l....t a9 sti .-. ..
The steamer United States was ared upon
last night from arebcl battery opposite Wind.
mill Point, on James river, and three shota
took effect. None were injured. '.'
Col. Charles Diamond, lst U. g. volunteers
with two squAdrons OF the Goth New York
cavalry, left Portsmouth last Saturday and
returned last evening, haying succeeded, aftei
repeated sklrmlshes, in driving sli the guerrllss
rebel cavalry raiders, andpickeis from Nanse'
mond county, across the Black whter river. He
lost but one man, who was murdered after
being captured, Not being able TO arrest the
murderers, the Colond burned all the building.
10 the neighol rhood where the murder wal
committed, - ''.' .''f ~
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"a Rebel View.

er.- IFrom the PotsrAburg Register. July OIL
l- II has been known for a day or two that Gen.
Johnston has made another change OF position.
We had been prepared for this for some days.
~ oflcer Of Johnston's army-a highly intel
llgent gentleman, and blinded BY no personal
attachments-informed us, very recently, that
Gen, Johnston had fortified a position on the
south bank Of the Chaitahooc6ic, md would,
nc believed, fall back 10 1t in a few duys. This
officer q no admrer OF the fall back policy, but
yet he declared that such d movement would,
he thought, be emlncntly jndicious, and secure
to Gen. Johnston some very Important advan-
stages inthe hefurtherprosecution fthe c Im paign.
He gave altogether a highly cheering account
of tlie eituauon OF nffairs IN Northern Georgia.
Ourstroops, no said, are 10 the best condition
and In admirable Splrtsj our generals harmoni-
ous, and all Bstisilbd with Jobnston's manage
ment and sanguine,of q glorious termina att on
OF tho campaign in that quarter,
An outheutic dispatch received yesterday
irom'an officer, dated Atlauta, July 8, 1864,
Elyais trr' r9l q q lo- "a 5. 8-r ..sg'
"The army to-day occupies a line Of Gu.
treuchments about one mile beyond the Chat
tahoochie river, one corps being on tho right OF
the railroad. Al quiet IoadAy.p .I,...
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BY TELEGRAPH.
PROM NEW oFDNANs AND yIUKs-
s''- sH BURG. D.. Tn. 'Hi ''. -#
-I.a.a 10 .H ElH a. - .f...
Success OF Gsn. sIocum's Expedition 10


Success OF Gen, elocum's Expedition 20
o.. .|E %. .s |. Jackson. .-H.H .a...
CkIRo, July 5.--Tbe steatner Magenta, from
New Orleans on the 10Th, vickeburg on the
leth, aud Memphis on tho 14th, has arrived. 2
The steamer Etening Starleft for eW York
on the morning OF the oh, with mails. eleven
huodr-d Rnd n,nety-four bales OF cotton, and
$4,000 IN gDld. O. .l.. 20 2" I...r .fi,EaHl
The Picot'Sle has resumed publication. and
announces IT, inttntlon 10 suppnrtthe Eoyern.
ment OF the United StateA, adsoesi'ng all meas
ures for the re-eetabliehment OF liz authority
In all payts ofthe country. i1. a..l .-#'ff
The Vlcksburg Herald, OF the 12th, states
that our forces moved from Black tiver on the
% uBder Geu. Dennis. Gen. Sloeum Joined
The expedition at Champion Hills. -The whole
sumber lees than three Thousand. The enemy
wac not encountered in any Considerable force
untn they were found strongly posted on the
east bank OF the creek, three miles west oI
Jacksun. 7''H.r Hlf ''.l TLs-. 10 .Hr 20. :
A fanking force, under Col. Goats. 18th mn.
nois, compelled them 10 abandon their posi
tlon, and our forces occupied jackson that
night. On the following day, as our troops
were leaving the town, a citizen climbed to The
top OF the State house end slgnaled the rebel
cavalry, drawn up In line OF battle north OF The
town, nor which the man was sum thafily shot
The'enetny attacked our advance In strong
force, and were driven bsck. The next morn.
ing the rebels ass aulted our rear, near Clinton
and wete again repulsed. The ground was
strewn with their dead 'and wounded. Oui
total iosswas less than two hundred killed and
nfty wounded. = We cGptared thirty or forty
prisoner. ,'-.a. g. -
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TEIuEtsRAPH.

. ROO crs,ssrn,s-iSsss q. .rn,ss...n,
NM, ssic5, esSrTs'PS1sss ssns Is, st
oficldl infdrfnation has besn roceived there OF
eeonsplraey toscizo ons or mora ,steamers on
the coast for prIvateering purposes; aud that
the party had been sent from "secessla - for
that purpose. The persona Indicated arc said
"a Ne n Tnshars atepsu uhaEs-beeh thl,aa,
10 check them,
Tle Ffesehtylna Natatlau on no 4th Of
July There wAs french frlkate OF the bar-
bor, thad selEed 4 Mexican schooner. Tho
dcfenccs of the city had btcn completed, but
thpTe wore no guneto protect The works. ~
.rGeh. Mcdowell, Gov. IoA, and d large hnu-
her OF military and civil officers yesterday In.
spectcd the fortincations In San Francisco har-
Dor. More lapd defcncvs are 70 be erected. 7
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E-We have learned not 20 be sbtonIshsd
at anything. Years Of experience And 4 eorfo-
spondense extending throughout aii nationaIitloI
OF thehnpitAble globe have turned thsorIs. into
facts -snd establiAhed basis from which we tsea
not eDF WesTo not surpEiSed At such IAsis AA4ht
are. We know the persons and eiroumstAnoes,
hence feel al libaity 10 indoi6o their stktOenta.
'-" Nav nxDFonp, pAshI flJii ~, iIflagl
pEAa siRsrt on AfiIct % ma ~ ydAEk FItb
severe PT0stTAhaG serAmpa In Hy tinabpB eold leol
and hAndB, and gsneratdlsosdersis syatsmg PhyeI
clans and nodiolnss. failed TO relieve ma Whfa
visiting sonic iriendSin New Hork who were using
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pisaer % oapt. wihsrsw In PARIS.

% Mr., Dayton, the American Minister IN Paris,
gave 4 Complimentary dinner on the Both ilt.
20 Capt. Winslotv, OF the United States steamer
Kcarsarge. MANY Americana were present. A
correspondent Of the Now York Times writes,g
II Numerous Interesting speeches were made on
this occasion, and especially were the facts
regarding the fight with tho Alabama fully
brought to light. Capt. Winslow has demanded
the surrender Of tho persons who oscaped, In
order that ~ they do not comply With his re-
quest hemay hang thom II he ever catches them
again In tho repel service The Captain de-
elares that tho rebel flag was lowered on the
Alabama, that he stopped firing, that the flag
was run up again, with renewal Of the firing,
that he then recommended firing also, and only
ttopped this Time when they discharged their
lee guns and lowered boat to send notice OF
surrender. Thus the itregularity aud eonfu.
sion about tho nag entirely exonerated Capt.
Wl5alow nom TIC charge Of airing on sur
that he treated them with great lcnicncy.
As regards tho escaped prisoners, Captain
Wfuslow claims that when q man lowers his
nag or by any other sign demands q cessation
Of hoetillties he is bound TO 20 and surrender
also his person, aud that ho commits dlsl
honorable act Id taking advantage OF the ces-
station Of hostilitles 10 escape1 He may fairly
escape after he has delivered himself up, but
not before. There was no act committed on
the part OF Capt. Wlnslow, between the time
when the surrender was properly made and the
escape OF Capt. Semmes, which tlIelatter couid
utge ms an excuse. Il is a question, then, for
naval and military men 70 settle, whetbera a
man under these circumstances doe8 not dis
honor himself, and, Capt. ,semmes no more
than any oDe else can afford TO allow,the qnehr
tion 10 remRin unsettled. 81 la fs.. 80
.ssTho seaman eowan, one OF Capt, Winslow's
crew, having died Of pis wounds in the Cher
baurg hospital, those WHO attended tho dinner
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sherman DEiviDK tue Rebels Into. the
.EoItInoal ohs at A AIianla ~. a II-

PHILADtLFhlA, Jnly l5.-- Tlo NashVlllc
U"ion OF The l3th insIaqt, Just received here,
slaIes that the Union army had driven Tho
rebels, aud had arrived at tlie Qualifications in
~ ans a. ANOTHER DIsPATcU.
L CHATTANOOGA, July ll.-The rebels have
bprned the railroRd britge and also The com.
mon road bridge Aeross ChstIachoochle yes.
''iss2 2sS: sherman hss ,orossea tt}s river sbovs
and below. the bridgls, aud Effected q secure
lOdgment on the south bank.
The rebels have abandoned strong fortltlca.
tions onthe Ohattaehoo ooehie helghts, command.
lng the bridge, binB again efiucLn ALI d an ked.
1t Is uncertain In what direction they have
gone. hi ~. s-aH. ..r
Our Communications, arc In a favorable cori.
S,lon' No rebel cavalry are near the road In
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The R.bei str.nKth.

q. Farmers in Montgomery county assert that
the fields for several miles were fied with the
enemy, and that those who made the demon
stration in our immediate front wsFe only the
advance Of their army. -r r IUsT Tyat
An Intelligent farmer states that th6y had an
army in his nelghborhood fulls, as. large as
Burnsidss army when no went up to Antistam
nearly two years ago. 7 sgg a'1."- 10
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Rall.e.d osn~an,eat,en R,.um,d

.,s Foot B,idss Aegess the Gnspowdsr-
y BALTIMORE, July l6.-rhe Philadelphia Rail-
road Company have made arrangements for
running Trains over their road to-day, Tho
Gunpowder bridge 10 not yet repaired, but 0
foot bridge has buen constructed around Tho
burnt portion, so that passengers can reach the
train. The bridge is more seriously damaged
than u frst reported, and the locomotive hay.
Ing fallen down between the piles, IL has beun
fonnd very difilcult to remove Il. y lT
/ Reports ofthe presenc Of rebel cavalry near
the city are bel eyed 70 be entirely Incorrect.
Our cavalry have mado ttotOugh exauina.
ton of the county in The yiclnlty, but could
lind no armed Tehels anywhere. 4.-2l .h
II is supposed tint souie Of our citizen ecouts
sent out from Baltimore were taken by the
country people, for rebels, and hence the re-
port.
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Br.okI ridge.

It's reported that Breckmridge apd staf
were In Leesburg on Wednesday morning,
experimenting the movements of the enemy.
Numbers Of their strnggiers had been picked
up by our troops.
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The Raiders.

: welearn that The rebels visited the country
seat Of Mr.. RIggs, the banker, and carried OF
several horses and considerable quantity OF
hay and grAin. They also took the horses from
tho farm OF Mr.. Mcclure, the auctionecr.
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Arrsst or q pet,ctIxo.

We learn that Capt. Tapley, chief detective
onlcer in Gen. sloush'S departhsht, afi Aie&.
andria, was arrested on Thursday and conflned
In the Old Capitol. The charles, against him
arc understood to have some eonnsctjon With
tho rllbeEation Of parties. ARRESTED for l,puhiy-
Jumping ..,.,,. q, ,.'i, ''-te. is.is ~. =.
The Fourth of Juiy Rstd In ths North.
1T lie iealcdlated that faylS iavc, thonsana
people were red.,htough hout tho country on
tho Fourth OF July from accidents from fire.
arms, fireworks, Otc,. Two, million dp'lars'
worth of property was destroyed. -Theiloss ol
life was, however, small.
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aAIzER the PIRATE FLoRmA.--Tho Unitod
states gunboat IlreasslAu, eight guns, with an
s1ra complement OF officers, marines, and
seamsn, has lefI the Navy Yard, CharlestoWn,
on cruise after ths pirate Florida. The Cir.
eSsSlAn, during the twenty -four hours she had
been in port from her southern trip, has been
put IN eOlnplste hghting order.
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stores for the wound,d.

!, ,GErTYsnuRo, Pa, July 1l,-Fineeua. dele
gAtes. from Philadelphia, fol, the Christlan
Commission, reached this place yesterday, and
were reinforced by several from here. AL leo
fer the neld about noon, They took q large
To Frederick ttty, -NH'rN v id'7si iffi1A'n
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-,FTHH YElL0w FASEs AT FoRTsMoUTH, y. II.
A correspondent Of the MAnchestsr AIySrsAys
Ihas the deaths by yellow fever at Portsmouth
Pave been stated at seventeen, but Is alleged
-thALlseyerai who have died, as was rsported, OF
ahs fever, were the vi timG Of Other and moro
'ecnmon febtile affections. The worktnen n
thes navy yard have again returned 10 their
sserh, af.sr an absence of nearly a weel. Bat
tnres new caseS fthetwer have been Tepot,sd
Yiihin week, and as no person hAs been in.
feeted With 10 as yet except those who have
BEEN on board the vessel or handled some Of
fnesrtleles that have been taken from the ver,
Ael, It A pretty evident the dlsoAss Is stayed.
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ST.. Joiils. N. r., July, Is. Tho sleAmahlp
Called mia, from Glasgow on the 9th, passed
Cape Race at O'Clock this morning, en routs
TO New York. The news brought By her ls
unimportant, though three days later. ..H ~
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TN. Amoua, or Dn,nare,

It is estimated that the pluudcr carried 90
and the damage Indicted by The rebels In Mary
land will amount to, four millions OF dollars.
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n,u YnrL Nnrk Ar.nt.

NEw YoRK, July l5.-Commissionet Osborn
decided this afternoon on holding Isaac Hen
derson, late navy agent. for trial. and commit.
ting him TO await tho aciion Of tho grand Jury.
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DRoPosALs FOR RATI0Ns.
SsAIt ~ q. tstIf.sims s Mas,sr .eoar., Ssnlsh'

- 80 . 80 ~ 10 hs hss yiIIeEtt
~ - wksiIIsaroH, July is, 1854
Sealed Proposals yin y. received At this oiiiae
ssss isS % tn the Saissa ssss:s
arips.s - tLs ieiia@iDs stations. Until The sist
December, 1884, VIZ. Gee n, n
Brosklyn, New York. ,I!J
Washington, District Of Columbfa.
Each ration to oonIist of three fourths OF pound
ireih or salt besfi elEhtsen ou.sss q bread or
Sss @ d sSrs Dss; ~ IAN and q he rate @ % one
hnnd5sd ssilgsS S5 s,.a, quartz q PSaa;t .r i@
twice per weok, one huadred and tfty ounces OF
desioelted potatoes, Aod one hund.ed ounces OF
N xsd dysgstsb. tsn pounds Of eoasei or. In lieu
augAFi four quart. OF ylnsEari one pound ofsperm
candies; Or one half pound oi tAllOW, four pounds
The rations 10 DO delivered upon the order the
cegmaadtss ofosE o. each s.Atieey thss fresh
good qasity, with sn equal propo ttiop of thsfore
and hhd quarters nseks and kldaeys-tallow OK"
slndedl The pork No. prime meas PoIki ,he nour'
good New Orleans, or Its sqivalsnt, and the bosnS,
vinegar candles, soap sait' Se' to be OF good
y All sabjsea 10 in.peotion, !... ,ynl..lt.
All BIDS must be accompanied hg the following
su'fA.'so SSs,. .Foam Oh, GUARANTEE. .
Inc sS$ Sse.I.sls1 % the STATE a ei @ % SeTsSs y
q sbsns s g sosspisS he Or
they will, within ten days aiter the receipt Of the
Sonsrsss % @ Tor % the sans, with good and saficisnt
neanritissy and In case the sad ~ - hhaII fall
% sntsr Into oontr.et As Aforesaid, We guarantee
TO mnlls good the difference between the offer OF
tho slid - -. and that which may be accepted
Wltnessi AB, GuAraniof.
y. q D. GuarAntor.
i hereby caEtliy -thAt the, above named -
are haess g % ne a. mee Of of,propsrty, and ablO to
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Th.ibr.nd Naval F.pIo,t,

~. No" .o'A papo's contain ~ ions ieI'er' .l'r
s.'.sA.,.','-I ~ SsDs -oau s"'ns iatf'
u, 'Ho - = :" 'uo Eng
80 go Y's"A 'SO W. noa'sa'Eo An AIA'
sH-, .fNS SAS sunS.y u'sPlAS Iot inc
,ra.. -. s'.,s.... y f'i'te' -
Slst ~, IA ~ SssV, . - = W = "''nosseG .'s 'nr
nrps q 'psPu~@ 2 ialse mnJ9rly otthe
.s-,a ~. rsio Ansish n.'Aa Asa lr'sh' tnere
yst " Ven nH'',e-poih AmerieAas on hsr
q'g hpsr =, 'DsrreN o. inc hearsargo
~A aoosss y iAfse snunpefQ 81 them
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rf<s,AsI 4 nast e,sypr.v.nsa ubmjss,sssg
tteh. I commened WIN small wine siassfuii
after dinner Feelins.hetter by dearses, ins few
ssSbs s s n &c
rfFlt thfo,iff lphish hsse not donsif6f ys<nsI
fesiIilrs snousr br,hgs hiy sppatiscAnastsnsth
have 4 tlse s.ssiy inEagsesy iA'a'sets fi-n-
Respeeifaify. JuDirn RusstrF
.ess I.Is1s love much 70 you, fcr ystny
Rrv. W. II. w1eoos sSs, Madrid, N, y,"s
"RszDssvrr, wi,s scpt 70, ,isss.
m usen Ussn ssS sSd fi nesrPy assa
AZ, AZ Alton ~, they ssye ne bottle n r.ntstioa
my speech ana sursd me. -. =. Q. A. FLAuTE.
Ths following Il ttS h ne Manager o. ,h. usidn
Homo Hefoot fdf ths children Of Volunteers. ~
vi y e ,iiuruA Hnw YoHK, August aiess. Z d.
, Dns DRkxns- -xourwonierfui Plzntstioh Bittetss
have been gvon 70 some of our little children suf.
feripg from Weakness ghd weak lungs with most
-hAppy siest one itiis, eiri In psrtieular. with
paihs m hcr hosu, loss Of appetite, and daily vast
Ing consuription, on Whom all medical AKIN had
heed xhAusfsd. hAA been entirely restofsd We
,oomuenssd with but . teaspoonfal Of nitters .
dy. sHsr appetite and strength rapidly incfcsssd,
and shs fsnow wen. y - lfu'1 r - ,la
!. aRespssiaiis. 81 \. Mas. ON. DrvoE.
no,s q Sliisr e'S NJ ~ wiis Sss bsss
greatly beheatted BY their use. !. Z. z ...si..
Ihy friend. AsA ousJnb Phhaaelphis, ga
,asy n :. ihaysbesn = great sufisrs. rom
sa hsys :ass Ss Inc
smos Rry,L p cArnnos, Rochester, N X"
aa.h tt 9si % :. !, (. . (. Z, ma.
,cr, m buuared. Of enr dIssbled soiders wien the
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SPENIAI NOTIliES

r3.Caivary Baptist Church niests every
sabbath IN the on rrmity Church, on Fifth street
A, M. and * p. NJ seats nee.A key. 4 IL How,
lett, paetor. --- ~ - 80 ijanlS-tf I
q D-PresbyteFlan Services SSlll NO held
every sabbath until further hotloo In the Uehool-
etrsetsouth Capitol Hill At II O'Clock a. m, and
y, u,. l. IL - u Il - ! :. ml0-eHsAl !
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ADVANCE OF FARES AND sFREIdHTs.--The
managers Of the principal railroad lines be-
tween the Atlantic and Mississippi, are to hold
a'meeting In New York shortly to consider
their interests In respect 70 fares and freights
II Is expected that a material advance in rates
will be agreed upon. While all else--saye the
pricCs Of, n0Wspapers and hdvertisIng--have
greatly advanced, railroad fares and frelghts
have remained unchanged, Tho experiment
Of low fares in time Of high prices, has boon
fairly tested In tho last two or three years II
II hns not proved successfQl, than 1t lie high
time 10 advance rates. -
This laws Of this State forbid the advance OF
faros on the Central Road ab0ye two eenIs per
mile. This has been IN obs .aels 70 advance
on other routes. The fare will have TO DO col-
road. The local fares on the Central viii be
tho same 40 heretofore. -Rpshs'ier Courier.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-16

Qrmiss YoR the AMY IN yReNrA. The
sisNfiEe Ams,ican, of this week, says that Pc.
tas,sn sbsrk Administered daily, is the only
antidote to the 'mslatlR that prevails on tue
yspes river sduriug August, September, aud
Octsesr.Ia Aud iE srecommondS that every per.
son Who has a frlend In the army send him a
dollsf's yprlh Of quinipe, with Instructions to
put 20 lsuch As viii lie outh point OF pen.
kaifs In his eofes every morning, aud the
pr'saonity is that he viii escape ehonlc diar-
rLea, fever and hEIs, and bilious fever .-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-16

ssttrHBa CRISIS lwHICHI IiTHREATENED TO
pIyipE TIE rRIEEDs OF THE UNION Is
MAY NOR RETURy ro SLAVERY ANY
ffRsoS wAo rs FREE Br THE FERNS OF
THE PROCLAMATION, OR By ASF ACT or
uoNgREss,' tls fg.se--E' -Is { s7. 'F'
sIs hsaocIAIM FULL PARDON TO NIL WHO
sokkMsLYswEART ToHEscEFoRTH FAITH
FULLY SUPPORT, PRoTRCT, AND DEFEND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF TIE STATES THEBE-
uNpkRn 90 E-''' ~ 1h ~ 1-A
Ssvo-I1si y.4ssgs ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-16

= ooDtnAscSds restored IN Baltimore. Thsv
breathe freer there. nov that the raid 10 ended
AAa saisty secured. But Ito lesson fingers,