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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
EgyTherc is a seminary in Washington

Ryy-Therc is a seminary in Washington
Cry for young negreSses, over when a
black woman preSides, and II 'socioted win
several white ladies from Cincinnati. as
assistants. HENRY WARD BEEomH lately
took a Young negro woman intohis pulpit.
and after his sermon was concluded, the
audience was introduced to her, numbers
coming forward and kissing her. What
is ali Ibis, but the frenzy Of a fanaticiSm
which is not to be distinguished from IN.
sanity?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

~-GEoRGE THOMPSON, before he left
for America, made a speech, in which
among other things. he referred to his for
mer visit here, aud said, che was going to
America on private business, bot at the
same time happy to have to witness the
altered state Of things in that country
Gan it be possible that this man, who
thus publicly r%ejoices in the transition OF
our people from profound peace and un
exAmpled prosperity to horrid war. will be
received otherwise than az a public enemy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

dGTMany farmers are nowadays de-
lighted with the prices they receive for
their products. Few of them, however.
seem 10 realize that they are no longer
owner Of the farms they till. Those farms
are all pledged for the public debt, and If
sold tomorrow. at their full value, it
would require every cent of One-half OF
the whole erm = rHy'f : v''~ ~ soc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

ES-The Chicago journal has got along
so far as to proclaim that it is treason to
speak Of General GnANT for the Presi-
dency The idea of the Journal, Of course,
is that LINcoLN is not to be opposed by
any candidate, but is TO be received and
accepted as supreme and sovereign Ruler,
by Divine right, of the people of these
States. Here is where "loyalty" comes
in and the dullest man may now COM
prehend what is meant by "loyal people"
E4g~rhe reader will see, from the re-
marks of Mr.. Cox, in another column,
that he ]cornered The Republican majority
most effectively. aud dem0pstrOted that
they are opposed to peace and Union both,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
Buckingham Re-nOnlIuated for Cover.
nor of Connecticut I d. 'IH'

HARrFoRD, Feb, 1.-THE Tn on Couysn.
ton to-day re nominated Gov, Buckingham
and whole present State officers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

~The Republicans, strange to say.
are pretending, as in 1860. to repudiate
what they call extreme aboliGonists, such
as WESDELL PHILLIPs and LLOYD GARRI-
SON. Just as if tie whole party, and all
its leaders, were not practical abolitionisls,
of the most radical, cruel and ruinous
class. What abolitionism can be con-
ceiyed of more extreme, what radiralism
more Jacobinical and internal, than that
ineuleated by LlSooLS, SUMMER, GREELEY
and STANTON, and the rest? W. are
utterly at a loss TO know.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
News Items.

Guerrillas are becoming troublesome
again in the vicinity Of Charleston, Mis-.
souri,, atyi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
aSaytoal market.

.r.. if.f r,. DAYTOS, February ~
HARSHMAN'S FL0UIt-Red wheat
aholesale & 90 retnil 6 bO-.r..-.#Tl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

9sS~In 4 country chnrchyard we find this
epitaph: Here lies the body Of John Robin
sou and Ruth his wife, and underneath this
text-"Ibe warfare is accomplished.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

Columns, OHlo, February l6.
Colonel Parrott Provost Marshal Genera
of Ohio, has kindly furnished me with thu
following important order from Provost Mar
shall General j. B. Fry:
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DROPOsALs FOR LOAN.

TREAGURY DEPARTmEnr, July 90, 1864.
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions will be
received BY the Treasurer Of the United states the
several Assistant Treasurers and DeslgpA cd De
positories, and by the National Banks designated
iur treasury Notes payable three years from Au!
gust lb 1884 bearing interest at the rate OF
and three teaths per cent per Annum, with seni-
annuA coupons attached, payable In lawful
1hsse notes will be convertible, a, the option Of
bearing bonds, IedssmsSle At or ave and payable T
twenty ycars from august 10, 1857
The notes will be,issued In toe denominations
tfty, OLE hundred, i've hundred. one thousand,
and I'VE thousand dollars, and will DO issued In
hl.n. or PAL able to order, ss may be directed By
All suhseriptious must be for fifty dollars, or
some muluple Of nf'y dollars:
Duplicate eertihestes will be issued for all de-
posits. The party depositIng must endorse upon
or'giHdl oartiheste the denomin alton Of notes re-
quirsd, and whether they TO DO issued In blank
left with the officer receiving tho deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department..
he notes will be Transmitted to the owners,
free al transportation ohArges, q soon after the
receipt Of the original Certificates Of Deposit
they can be prepared.
po.iis made prior to that date, and viii Re paid By
the Department upon the receipt Of the orig nal
A the note. draw interes, from Angus, 10, per.
sous making deposits subsequent to that date must
PAY The iatsrsst accrued from date of note to date
Parties deposting twenty-five thousand dollars
snd u,swards for these notes at any one time viii
cent, which viii be paid BY this Department upon
the receipt OF bill for the amounI, certified TO by
the officer with whom the deposit was made. No
deduction. for commissions must be made from
Orncers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
All ofnoers authorised to receive deposits are
requested 9 give to applicants all desred infor-
scrtptionn.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s

~ SALE OF CONFlSChTkD PROPERTY IN
seven warrants of sale Issued 4 ON the Clerks
onee Of the supreme ouTt Of the United States
court, and 70 directed, viii sell 81 pubis sale
me 81 ihs S
estate OF the several owners OF the folio ving
pieces or parcels Of ground, lying in the city OF
and slnEul.r the Improvement thereon, viz:
DISRUPTION OF CRASEN AsHFoRD's PROP
Subdivision. No. 90 and 81, In Square No. 49,
ate on west side OF seventh street weIt, bstween
DESCRIPTION OF John LETcHEWs PROP.
so Lot, Mo- Mo- s5s $1,000 TO- H. and l2, in
gI9vsa," bounded By North Capt. ! street and
P PSsSsis syssue md and .sIsst. north
Dh''Hiri'N oF T GRfy H. THOMAS PROP
East 81 feet ioohss Of Lot T BY the depth of
prov Ioasy bRsE S 81 Situate az i%
rect north, between Second and THIRD streets
DEs lRIPTI0N OF H. H. LEWIS PROPERTY.
Subdivision No. I, In square No. 2Is Improved
by frame building, situate on the corner Of Yer.
DESCRIPTION OF oseAS r. HouGRs PROP.
Wet " ~ ssIt o. Lot No e Square No ssS and
Dissolution OF THos W. GREEFss PRoP.
FRTY.
"unimprsvedn
DESCRIPTION OF TRUsTEN POLK AND WIN,
7. sMirHsoN's PROPERTY.
, fMu OF l9n Nos, . and I, In square No. 4SS, be
nnning on snth street at point sixty feel from
thenee east ~ feet inehcsi thence north is feet
ihehes, more OF iels TO the face Of an old wall ,
thence east with the line OF said wall ls feet 10 an
Alleyi thence north the line Of said siIsv ~ Iaat
inehe. thence west % fee, Inches thence aouth
south ID feet inches, to the place OF be1, nnIna
Improved BY tour-stoTy brick bulidinK sIin "a 81
on NNh street west, between snd.F sts poIth
hIeAtion act OF July A. 1897 the property Of IN
Aboye-nAmed defendants, and will be Ioid 'foT tbo
use Of the United sta es. 'o' 'i'
WARD II. LAMoN
United states Marshal, d, c.
quiTed to make deposit on on fourth Of nnTebss
be reSold. WIN ~ 'tRsnaE wall
Jy31-llt United ststsS M.s.hspp,,,
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PROPOSALS..
nROpO AIS FOR MALLEABLE
IRON CAVALRY TRAININGS TO
ORDINANCE Sr,,sI, Wan p 1,,. I. s,s..,,ni

WAs ,n eIon, ivy ~ - i
sealed RrqBppS r ~ az ,sr. :. Wv Smee
until III iaes, ~ v.
M, IoI tne ,. IN Pplns o. hne
u9 i. 1 ~ e,,, >heAoie ""n "'"
ming Nv, -, Mn,' VIZ, ~ p vo,u an M 80.
a! !he Eew foIh agency rev loth, SVuose
ht me tinnkota Arsena,' lo O'VOO se's
AZ me hheshnny Afnenal, SoUyo seb'
Az he ?. Loum htenAl, iVVo :. -
kneh set 10 eonslM o. me plumbers o. faon
Hnd OF buckle, squA 2, ring, bolt, stud, sne loVp
nov pIesotloeat eAoept thh. Wo OF us ,,Sl sith
eaoo set Ms 70 pe maze on ,ns new 49, =, ~
~ p, according TO the mouel 70 DC sen ~ W.
above arsenas. The casting, arc &c mMs o.
nc yes, 9uay o. naenoS ,,I,,a H' M sim.o,
the buckles OF the pest Clock WIs, ths Imsh..
sons Of me cleaned ess,ings sna W 9hsh NJ
dimensions Of the que ~ ana hvn
eontorm hnietlY 70 tue unu ksuAhrr., wnute.
VII DC sppied osi ~ fand ,.nr m ue.n
thoroughly cleaner, Ans lteeu lIom ~ sptSes, ehu
irregularities, they are 10 DC lApenhea IN inc oes'
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NJ o T l G L

ofFiGE OF CohhnsIOsERs OF IMPRovEMEHIs
,,, CRY HALL, June 20, 1884. I
IN ompliAnee with an ordinance OF the Corpo
rht on entitl AN act for the removal Of DIAL,
npps &c 1, The pnbhC are hereby notified that All
ehen DIAL will be removed fro their respective
uwelinss Hnce a day until the lst October neat
anu AZ holsekeepsrs are hereby notified TO pino
yesseh o. meient 10 contain such Offal and easily
nhhnaied In the r. ar Of their . verL premises
wnen accessible to the garbage carts, and when
y seeee.ole IN the rear, then at . place most
0onVonleht Y. Il. DORSE +,
Commissioner First WAFdi
JAS W. sP4LDING,
Commissioner Seoo' WArdi
JOHN 7. GARNER,
Commissioner Third RArdi
WIN. DOUGLASS
CommiAlionar Fourth Ward
WIN II. HAMILTON,
\ CommiAAIoner Filth Wkrdi
W. A. FLETCHER,
ra. Commllsioner Sixth Ward;
JAS H. BIRCH,
Al, Co umiIsioner Seventh Ward
N. d. All ofsl Of other kinds viii IN nrnmn,Iv
removed BY notifying the CommIssionerS Of az
ssHe. - 10 2e-IAw9m.
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MEDICAL.
SPEoIAL NoTIok.

SP EoIAL NoTIok,
d. N. vELLNYs Privsss He-pis-a IN en- pa.
rsi HOOK, Corner ofssvsn,h and , isTs.t., oppo.
'i,e the Post and Patton. ofnsss. Rooms n add ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. h7'a .7r''
All diseases Of = private nature treated in the
bes,sOien'ino manner, and radical cures effected
in all cases. sYPHnITIC AFFECTION, con-
oRRliQA, GLEET,s STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, "or the result Of VoLuPTeouS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GESERATIRE
DREAMS, from any ssa.O whseyet, or bow long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured ,also
Gour, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DisEASEsos msEERvES, MUSCLES,
RoNEs ana JOINTS, ScRoFVLA, BI0rrHsS
ON THE FACE, ERuPTIoSSon tho Iimbs and body
and an other ERUFrfsk DrSE AsEssDA DISEASE
orrHn BLOOD, non whatsoever sau,sythcy may
.-u.-,nL B.iE1tp % ... u8iigg 81 B.EHH'INIT
AFFLICTED AND UsFoRruEATs ?, ~, II
No ms,tOr wha, your disease, 10, no false DOH
sassyppsvsn. you ron applying imnsdisssiyiso
pr.yeilny. who Ia acknowledged 10 be by far me
mos, sVoCEssruL PHYSICIAN IN ths ,rss,asa.
ofnrivsso diseases Fear not TO come and make
kuown your misforsune., and DO win speedily soma
Youop your way reioislpx. ..ol. - ",
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OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters resolved nom Won,
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDiEs'
OINTMENT. You viii here and ln,olicited test.
monials received from all parts Of the country
Ws sse 70 o9 Vo army 81 % T. In force
interested In your welfare, then do not delay.
Your Lie 4 yaluablei Not only 20 yourselves,
and nrothers. Then, while you NAV, purohsy'
your HEALTH For ss cents, 50 CENTS OF si. 10 win
ghs en- expended In these medicines bring you down
The following are genuine letters, on die for
isPss,ion at TIL. ONCE Copies sent By mall any
-. q s,lQUAaTEaaA sTEn's DreAaTmns,.
ssth Illinois Volunteer, !
p,d a9t Hdud Las % =; y, Novsmber %, isss.
sin; Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me one doliArs worth each OF your celebrated
70 this a once, for an mnsh IN need Of ~ ss2s
Lieut.. A. ", y; FELLOWS, q. NJ.
CAMP HEAa BRAnDY STATION, W.
3D., uo,,o,... January 7, 1854. I
DEAR sra; ! have heard great deal OF tAIh
about your famous, PILLS, and "a I never was 10
Ne need OF them tin now, / want to try them, as
send me the worth Of the snslosed YOUR, Se., ''
Co. Z, 9Th Regt., Excelsior Brigade
\ PULASKI, Tenn, bee. 70, isss.
6EAn SIN; Please nnd enclosed one dollar, ana
Touss Esi DS'p'p'4fa s tSS ss's ' TGanEe
Moan,s isI * - Go ioy ysu ip ia 1ssy
fI Bs4 1 s@; Enclosed you will and 50 cent?. for
sS ' sg n %i 'Ts sSo 70 ssa
Tor postage. - : =
Address ISRAEL G. HALL,
Co. D, 4th N. X, Vols, n ri Royal, j. O.
CAMP or 6TH ExCELSIoH HhieADE,l
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A D, Guarantor.
c D, GuArAntor.
DRoPosALs FOR PINE WOOD.
CmEF QuARrERMAsT ms OFFICE, !
WAsHlRaToN DEPOT,


wAIHNoroS, D. C, August /, 1854
ssAled Proposals tor the delivery, at this depot,
Of I've hundred (5oo) co dc Of Pine Wood, win be
received at this once until THURSDAY, August
II, psk at u o clock, N.
1hs wood 10 be hard, sound, and understandable
Pine Woo four (t feet long, and split 70 the Or
binary sire OF cord Sood.
The wood 10 be delivered at such points in this
city ~ the epot Quarterma ster shall direct, on
or before October Ist 1884 corded IL ranks four q,
feet high, delivery not being cons dered compile Q
until measured, Inspected, . d 90 oorded.
An Inspector will be goated on the part OF
the Government to inspect and measure the wool,
and such ~ does not conform TO the above speeiH-
estions will be rejected.
B1nds In the sum equal to the amount OF the
contract, signed BY the con raotor and two respon-
sibie persons, the same TO be certified TO by some
oficer OF the Government well known TO this Office,
Will be required Of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing the contracts. Payment 70 be made
upon the delivery and acoeptanoe OF the whole
amount OF wood contracted for.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high Ii reserved BY the Depot quar-
termsster.
Proposals must he addressed to the undermined,
npd should be plainly marked Proposals. for Pine
Wsodn D. H. RUcKER,
BriRafier General and Chief QaArtermAstcr,
aul-I0td Depot Of Washington.
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DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF
WHEAT AND RYE

HEADQUARTERs DEP'T OF WAsHnoroH,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER, }
~ WAsH,EoToH, July %, 1854
Sealed proposals will DO received at this office
until the 2o'h DAY OF August next, the purchase
OF Five Thousand Bushels (more or lessD OF the
best Red Mediterranean WHEAT. and Fiftee
Hundred Bushes (more or Iess) Of IN" beat quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south Of
tho Potomac. The grain ~ be delivered In this
be accepted, within flirty days from the accept
anoe o the bid.
Proposals y oe endorsed Proposals ior the
purchase Of "heAt Ahe ~ e" and al 'ressed TO the
underslsded' I'LL IS n. GREkNE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief QuArtermsster,
Iy2-i1 Dept Of WAshington.
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A oFFICE 6It PENN. avenue, &
Wasss+stcn or, D. o.
SREAT kAeTERS, RoR1HKkr, Asp west.
kRh KxPRKBB fORwARDRRs
AsrshaAalss, 1oAsy, JswslEy, VaIaAbIss
Notes, 1toskS, Donds, a., - :
sorwafdSd with SAFETY AND DfsPATCH 70 Ill
sooesslble sections Of the country. This Company
hnS Agsneiea In the principal railway towns a M
HohTH, EAST, WEST AND NoRTHWEsT.
WAsHZHgToE b. ~ " MY; YoRR Hosr1u
PHILADELPHIA, BALTL1kORH OIE-
OLhhATL ST. LOUIE, LOUIE
HLLLk, LkXLR0TOL
Nonneenon1 Ale made a. New York and Boston
WIN lines forwarding 70 the CanAdaS and thS
brlnlh froyinoos and with staAmship lines 70 IIV.
sLpooli southampton, and Havre, and thence BY
uLOPian eApIeaees 70 AL pTominent commercial
sowns N 9reAt Britain and on the Continent.
OollSsaon o. Notes, DrAits, AAA 1lllS nSdS "a al
O. o. DUNN Aksaa,
Waahinaena. D. ..
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NJ Il w INV VEN IOH
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DIR. 8. B. sIGEsMoND 4 HAYWARD
40 Pennsy lyAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
ThiItcenth streets, Washington. -
Dfs y. II. calls the attention OF the publia to
the following adv Antages OF their system:
LIST. The teeth Of their mAnufAetuTe will never
e1rrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or rOOta need be extracted, A. thu
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
a. The roots will be made inoiiensiye and never
10 ache.
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, AZ perma-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-.
serving the natural expression OF the faee, which
under the old system, IL frequently disnRured,
9th This work has been fully tested for over
hve Year, BY many Of the nrst chemists and physi.
clans OF this And the old country.
ORA. T. d H. have also invented a white indie.
stTuctible metal nllinE, with which the most sen.
sitive teeth can DO dlled without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any SIDE rpotI
which VIII last through lifetime.
TtETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINI
with lnnoHious yApor, by Drs. sigesmond d HAY
ward, 700 Pennsylvania avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnAestio Innoxions yapor moi
Laughing Gas, nor ChloEoform or Etherl hut
strictly an Anaestio agent entirely free from ex.
hiiarafins effects and perfectly harmless causing q
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
inaensibility to pain.
The best OF references given II required.
Oah and examine for yourselves. ~ my2s
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DRoPOSALs FOR RECONSTRUCT.
l. ING FuRANcEs AT THE CAPITOL.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER PUBLIC BUILDING,
July 20, 1894.
Sealed proposals VIII be received Al this offise
for reoonstIucIlnE FIVE FURNACES under the
next, ri u o'clock, noon.
Said furnsees TO be Of longest size, best Ksister
ooH mrnaoes, bhilt In the best manner. Any ofthe
Autobiography used In constructing the new
one % TO be used, AID persons desiring to d are
invited TO cali any day, between this and the sfh
day Of August, upon MIR. J. W. Angus, general SUI
petintendent, who will show them the furnaces,
and make any desired explanation.
d. D. FRENCH,
Jy2s-td Commissioner Public Buildinas
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR MATERIALS FOR
THE NAVY. ,

IL aus 49, =
NAVY DrrApTMrHr,l
BvnEAu or STEAM ES , y ,sss
Sealed proposals 70 furnish ms,srials for The
q % s., yea, ending sss sss
until 10 O'Clock OF the iath day Of Angus. sext'
which time the opening WIN be eommeneed.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals TIT ~
sS.Ssd NJ son me c,s.f BS.us. ess snS directed
10 the Chief OF the Bure.u Of steam kngineenns.
s,s.ss. ns@ea are I p.rsioni.riy dssci5sd IN %.
printed schedules, any a which wilI Be htrnishsd
70 such as desire to cfer, 90 .pp,estios 70 n, IN
navy AGENT nearest merits, and chose OF ~ Tie
yards upon application 70 the hnresu.
,.nss az ,n.o sso sas.sS onpy viii DO
commsndAnt snd nSyy agent for each station VII,
Safss, have copy q me .shsduiss 81 the other
yards, fof examinstion only nom which may be
lndgel whether = VIII b desirable y make spPhn;
other things Being equal preierenee WIN be given
to articles II American minufscturo.,
class At AM yard upon one Of the fnted sehe dulles
or 10 street eoniornity Herewith, orthry WI not
Upon application to the Bureau, to the Com
form OF offer, Of guarantee, and other necesssry
information respecting the proposals VIII b fur
The contract vii be awarded 10 the lowest bid
der who sives proper guarantees, M requirsa "
the lsw OF !Vth hngu.ti ~ tne NsIy NJ I,
resefving the right 70 reJect the io"e" nu' "
deemed exofotta Y; =, ,o.,e.
Ihe coauaos VII nesr dste tne usy sna
cation 70 given, and deiiveries can DC uemsnneo
rom tnnt da.; 49,, ..,,,.,., "a
suieues IN the iuIl smount VII ns r "a ~
sgn the conuaet ann th.ir ,esponnpnry oe 1917.
70 ~ united 8 stes district Judge, unltei ~
disrist attntnry' eoIeo or, or nav agen, 49,
dittonl security, twenty pst eeatum VIII ne VIZ
held from tho amount OF The hiiis unuL me enns
ssa,,,.s ~ nSSe s, zen y, " ,ss,s ss
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ID A MORE AND OHIO
~ I il RAILROAD. -'.,FD .
On and amer SUNDAY, June 18th, 1854, dsily
York sndWsssinstcn and he %est - to old Ns~
FOB PHILADELril NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Ls4ye WAshington Al 1.so a m, il.ik q. N, 20
=, m, aAis sNesW sunday On sunday al $50 p.
,Fok BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA. o,
s ao.6 daily 81. r snss ,Sp sun a:
F1R o NV YORK.
ssa Sss T fS,R S.seSg S1s .s,s &C. 1S'
- bOh BABTIMURE, ~ Is
Leave Washington a. ESQ .. m, 7.so q. M, Ills
1870 2; M, 20 p NJ 7.2o p m, and $50 p. NJ
On 'a Tos AZ 4 - SssIs 81 Fs AZ
Leave Warrington 81 $50 a. m. and ), a.s, And
% sunday, Il : and sop N.
Iiekets soh to all points WEST, and baggage
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
a., Leave Washnssoa At go, g. m, and asp. N +,
I Notrain for Annspolis on sunday.
Trains leaving Washington al 80 .. M and osO
p - u. % through 70 New York Dtihou change q
sleeping cars on $40 and $50 p m. trains. Berth,
can ca, De secured until p. m, daily, at tho Ticket
Sleeping Car Conductor! ~
The trst and nth trains stop at all way poiut..
Bsisv Lsars XaaspoiIs Junction, ss& ssss
y house asiIJ, except Sunday. On Sunday It stoph
q ~ P4RrIcuLAR NOTICE.
Passenger, nSi vii please observe that the p m.
40 N sin tSas q ssl Eng Oni Also that the
EoL nrtAsr iniorpAtion, rsksss " every kind,
~, ns,, apply 70 Georse s Koont, Agent a Wash:
ins'on' or ~ she ticket ofi0o.
b mAster TransportAtioa.
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GENTLKMEN'5 CLOTHING. 1--WE
~ htye now y Itore null stock Of Genilsmsn'I
Turnilhins Good Of the AteTt st1lS.' manaiss tnS
ID With the SAms degree OF nOstnssI ityiS va eis
JAnso, - mhds 70 order.
T WALL 8TEPHENH q Co,
M PsunsylVlniA Avonuo, bstWSan
an, Ninth and Tsnth StTssts.
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THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

Pursuant 70 the provision Of an AIT NJ co,.r...
approved July I, 1884, q meeting 81 ~ 10 hkohsless
rohATohS and STOCKHOLDERS, under said Sot a.
me purpose o. oLsAoizing said company md tps
uHhhaouon o. other necessary buSin. CO. IL hsrehv
called, and viii be held at the BANKING Honse ~
j. y. 1UICHlNsoN d Co., In the City OF WSsSI
1884, Att O'Clock In the afternoon. n u
JOHN D. HUTCHINsON
" Z. FAHNEsTOCK.
w. THOMAS CLYDE,
.. WILLIAM b. HATCH
Mn,,noiSsTsS cITI, D. G., August l, 1884.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
~ AND MULES.

NhiEf QUAnTERMAsrEA's oIFIcE,)
,U..,. WARRINGTON Depot,
ma, WAAhIHoToH, d, C., July %, 1884.
VIII oe sold, At Public Auction, Al thn CorrSI.
near the Observatory, In the oItv ~ WaShIoH.Asi
d. y, on "WEDNESDAY, August 10 Isaa sIsat tv ~
WEDNESDAY, August "a, Issl, a Iot of anu ~
HORSES AND MULLs
condemned a. unit TOR public GsFvinh
Iermsi Cash, In Government hludI
sale To commence at 10 O'CLOCK, A. n,
,Brigadier General and CHIEF QuarteTns.ts,
"N"~" Depot OF WGShingtoR.
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EDWARD LYoKTT.
- BOOKBINDER,
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