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DAN AW "a German boy named
IL q My u y-N, Cd sns-c T. g ift be ro.f q
ard paIs boNn az w>5na lin. lrh L.
hon. Ne sth q ec.uSsi lat frr@rs "Ao Anor ol
n. .rs4bo.ts I'll gr.sty cbT- bio ~ directing
isiofus.tlsa 70 Nj FhlhiAs s. Aro, II. hdI.asid.
C.ru.. 81 TO MI % LLhIAHN. Esr h,"- YOU. T.
IY'ENNESSEE CLAiMS.--lbs subscriber, a
hwycf q this e:y vt' sbu1t e ESTABLISH rin-if N tho
Stat. u f.anesse is.icc J 'oci' tr attention o per
son. 30 IL ,t sr'e, IN hat state such cih'n'
viii b. p.fla..d tEsa ad pflHp PITY o,rid on ine mot
rcrsouuis srH, sshls.ofy f,h GO 'sn AfPy 70 OF
| address 4. W. NAEuLLi. Nc lt Wink
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11rofcssiona! Notites.

EDWARD II. DIXON, M. d., Operating and
~ Consulliog SURGEON, No g. 9Th Az Ohce hour, from
10 and 10 ovesDg Tho Once OF The soAipei
| u Nc. Nossy 81, AtoI EeuSs
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TIL, Nru,ee. have dsc,scds Scrip Dividend Of Thirty
FNEiLh tl.NI upon ~ participating Lue fohc"f new la
force 1r Issued twelve acnks ;T.oi 70 Jsn !soi
sud paliueat IN cash srt afef The irsi hDhDAf 10
IabCli ucyi OF tue Fourth lrsslIen. q Iv u.y per
cent uIcn Dldenj heretofore declared from 1881 10 l.s
utye. those holding ceriucsss, UPON PHEs,SiA'
los A. rrs EoMR OFFICE Thoss having oTediL vii be
20 upon tc notcs the settlement u next
premium
BY order 0. tbs Bud
WILLIAM Il YyERs Actn,ry.
Dtr Ale year. <e7: Poteios issaed insIrins
81, ~, "a ~.
~ AAr.-p Rrirr1 OF TILE COMPANY LIN / 1874
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WAN ANbURGH 81 Co.'S MENAGERiE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN csEhyAN
:" . - Noa i'' So a MI; ~ ino1DW@Y,
Between sir.as an ~ ne n.
ofs" nom 10 : ~ f'gIf " w. H1o'"''' = '''''
oiurp success Of this nainHio. geological ea;erPrie
'' -''' iMSsGhsE CROWDS ...- ..o,,.n.
dsr- ~, ,hii rhprr,e-d exhibition an ronshoa md
delighted by Ne oy~rioug sanassf Aas 70 eroui ui1s ain
c~Hco u - l'~sor d-coraon Tho "iit ani s.s ,-'''
Ia couae io b,aty and vss,, ,srrss. yhilz Of the
kipd eve, booi- % III, continent,
ran ~ WAifh teAco,h KS
recently imported from White the dive.
AMI an, o the lni rys seen IN Any county. Ia'
f,s form ntnillei ruuGe wlioh h'y r~si'o over "a 4
lie! .s, l., J lin Se', ,he oisilrge
LORHl,J. A,TEnhpJH ani NIGHT.
runrs G shi % = r,.'ffrTfa,AScEs
Ti;s r'pl'e,r 1-, M'gss}' s N%g' LSqS ,sF Leap
Ania' and buS. ofesvrJ 'a.'Y TO Be Zen Il Al bours
lCIkCU S.-DROADWAY AMPHlTHEA.
GHUKsDHY IsdTE.DAf EVLNlEos f,b AID T. the
wUNDrafUL IEDOU,N ar 3
Ww 9sb, I ~, ~ ifEEB5yyrFi s Abs AEsIS'
~ks's gnqas ard .IIso:ihsry Ar SIC nl:hJ received
PEALs oS fEALs or APPLAUSE.
PYRAMIDS Y. 5 ,,If%% % ;S5 sFArs o,
AtgAMg LOUISE rOU9SARE,
~ two MAGNIFICENT ACTS.
nAsylN1 HOaSESisT SHlF
AND CLASSIC oLVMPlC GAMES /.
inlrod1cing th. entire -ngfh Il The
NAMIVt.l COMBINATION
or STAR RIDERS am AfiLETH
siachsd 20 tho A'urIithr.f-r, ioru!tg g. iefy the
AOsI BRILLIANT lROOKAAaIE
yet prrssniod lac ...sca.
Doors open a, a, TO commence al ~
ok SATURDAY AFTERNOON
on SATURDAY AL hANOON
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
MATINEE, iur ranilc,i commencing at y.
HOPE CHAPEL, .n,.,,
n0lg CnAPRl. no 7is BRoADWAY,
HOLE CuAPEL NO. ia DRoADWAy,
IkEAE DAY 81 O'clock
EVERY DAY a. o'ei0ex
EyLRY NIGHT al o'clock
EN.EY MONT ps clock
EVERY Nlbkr ats O'clock.
TIE SEV SENSATION or THE DAY.
he Laos. rsla.s end d. islu In lie a fer hides
FO(E1 ~ = NiEh
fOuWIEEgTi Wick
or TIE y tMMOIH SrfEEOaCOrTCONi
hAMMOiH SrtftOst OIWCpS,
or, iiGaOR or TiE UNIV kksE,
which e. slu bu'sut IN c1rrsciiOu ni.h tie
Tour or TbE WCALD,
asool many loca scrIc. y
TlHiILlhG INTEREST
vii DO exhibited
Door orc- 81 7. Tour. brg.n Al, y.
Tickets 80 ccB,s. kes.ryca Seats. - cents.
II. y. MctEON. Manager.
mn
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L CCTShlH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE
II. - or W-YORK--NKwiozK Jan. ~. 1874
tss sis 10 lho capital stock Of TINS R-us are hereby
GIN "a further rIsaibieat Of TWENTY-FIVE pr 4
pc ~ nen tespecisc ,ubscIptions viii be reosigr 10 as
An 4 ~ |" eefre THURSDAY, the lih DIV Of h ir..ry
"e Banking House So % Yino.st
GEORGE OPDYKE President.
REMOVAL.
rAPlsy EohTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE.
Akk1J III ihf llty Of rev York have Removed to No
Al between 1us aud Cedarrts
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DhOADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
-, n - b5osdTsy o,trance Pais pisce. New YoTk
q, -a-4nt ir5seei o. tht instiinou have dii rttct
Pm go on a'Poiif eur'ied thereto = iLt i-e six
fTyO t.I PEI snnui IN .nn,. r.. e,ces ny SEQ nrd
l. Il CfNI over go free iroa. Government lax
bs.4 1 on sn1 ei,-' MONDAY. Januefy ". Interest
I'm ., eireii o. deposiols snd Il not 2ithdrswD viii
Eva a. -, .Is ,eise - posiG .reia January B.l.
Adm y. WoEsALL secretary.
liz CrgNsO, Arcolu.hIt
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THE FIRM of j. JOHNSON a. Go. II this
4 day dissayed By mutual consent New York jan 10
ls14 J. JOHNSON
JOHN MITCHELL.
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WILLIAM II. HOWELL and THOMAS
w 4. BARR are tia day admitted mSmhti' Of our
REYNOLDS, HOWELL REIFF.
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N0rICE.-W. ALBERT JENKINS il a
1884 FITZIUON "a JENKINS.
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OYv1cI or rBL DEIAvAIgASrH uDso. CANAL Co.
-. 4

|THE IUNIU OF NIANANLIS u lIIIs NO-,t-
Ill rANY have declared scmrannuL
DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT
:. from Government tax. cf tie pso;. ct the
,npany rayaale and ser tie i-th day Of February
A he ice Of ,he Company, No ~ Wisss eorue Of
..ts - pscs TIE Trans books ars aow closed snt wi
rb closed III ths morning Of tho 18Th i'. ly efdeI o.
beard. ISAAC =. SElMOJk, If-is1I'f'
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N.-NIVN NULNI1 IUlIUJ DUNUc.-NU-
~ iCf IS nrEEBf GIVEN to the hoecss 81 she Bonds
a., ooity 81 va lon ana State OF Oi, os nelly issued
On ensine snd nGiana Railroad Company, logr.e1'
O. syiHeA a. the Treasury o. ssic tolp s. ~ Aas.1E
a o 5eiOre the Is Gsy OF phi h. b.. ll{ snJ a. a.
.rruing said boaes. after AIal iS6. VII. pe
No--n ..iOAers Once Nefiou % Olo. Dec. ~ 1877
JOHN HOSECHAkS, lCoinun.sioler, o.
A.. JACOB j. W kflS, bs,io. County,
u ~ W. 4. MORRIS, ONO.
- 'Elrk.r Ami O. sud .,Ik Of POtTa.
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iIETLERT & Co.,
sAiT4L . Ca, Phla
WIFI %, PllL EoBfRT NlNTHA0F,
or the New.l orb Stoek ExebsEso
ilRE&EL, WINTHROP & Co.,

BANKERS ND BROKERS,
'osrf 10 U. s. COY LEEA!LaT SECUHlIIES end COLT
,siOt IS AID BONDS bought aud sod Oh Coiu.ai..os
wbl9scf. Goatd.
r,tLCAs1iLE COLLECTIONS made all ssiu,s H. I'll
&C. states sgd Canada.
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RrTsrRs FiEE INSURANCE. &C., !
81 MARX FIrE lysraAycs tcreA

CITIZENS BANK.-@jTH DIVIDEND
" NV YORK February . 1914. i D',iirna o. rUcR
Pm CYNT ice 81 cover le tax la been declared
si The oofs q ihe last tx UOra pc-1be 's l. is
Ire lsAsi,er books viii be closed anil TIA: t-ts
:. d. CD.tS IDCN CGssiet.
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koxTH WKsrTnS issra,ScE GozPASI)
AgEScI CIFlcR NO. e.. g. A.LsE,
NV. OAK. I'b. :. isot.
fTHE NORTH WEST ElIN INSURANCE
4 CONpAEY G: osseg' s-ge ecc'.rr' s-.i.aIars
Ipal.ai 4 FIVE Isl Ter cent, (Ies Of C0vrnrn Tax
E,v.ss 10 tev ORR stakeholder lis CGcs dc D-4
NAL Iii CJUN., AGENT
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RAILROADS.
. ALTIMoRE AND OHIO

y TIMoRE AND OHIO
ID AAILRoAD
%, On .pe %, ,i,er SUNDAY, April ioth, 1884 daily
YorH va s,sw;s .s Y: M Es~
FOR PHILADELPHIA-F NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave w.ahinston n1.so g. n, Ills a. n, $50
On sunday =, : aap. m. for Philadslphis, and $50
p. N. Tor New York. = NJ -.
PesssnEers for Phll.eelphia vii take notice that
the 500 p. m. train IN the LATHSr truia dsiiy ToR
PHILADELPHIA. f''H TE#' 100. NEw .ia = e. 81
Ths train Al I.so p. m. docs NoT ss TO PHuA.
DELPHIA, and II for NEw YoEE fAssENoERS EH.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington n $50, q. M, 1.so g. M, II 10
.. m, m, 10 p. N, go p. M, and $40 p. m.
except Sundays.
On sundays Al 1.So .. m, and ., S.aop. n.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington al ESQ .. m. and and % p.
M, daily, except Sunday.
FOR WksHiNsToN AND THE SOUTH.
and % Is aSa fsS ?. n ssii;, except sand.S
only.
Leave washingtcn ct $50, q. m, and and 40,
p. N daily, except sunday.
No trAin for Annapolis on sunday.
Trains leaving Warrington At 50 .. m. and $50
p. m. 90 through 10 New York without change Of
Sleeping car on $50 p. m. train. Berth, in sleep
ing ear can be secured until p m, daily, At the
Of the Sleeping Car Conductor.
The nr.t and fourth trains nom Warrington
stop a. all way points.
For further Information, tickets Of every kind,
az, apply 70 George 8. Keontr, AGENT At Wash
lnston ssston, or j the tiskst once,
W. p. SMITH,
Master Transportation.
Z. n COLE,
ApII-dh General Ticket Agent.
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MEDICAL.
SPEoIAL NOTICE.

DR.. NJ vELLNy's Private Hospital, IN, the Fed,
sr. mock, Corner Ofssventh and ' .trsets, oppo,
sI,s the Post and Patent omoss. Rooms n sad "a
up stairs, Washington, D. c. ...'.T r'
All diseases Of private nature treated In the
best ssisatins manner, and radical cures erected
in all eases. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKHESS, or the result Of vOLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GENERATIpE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how Tong
standing, thoroughly and radically cured slSo,
ooUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTCHES
on ruE FACE, ERUPTIoHSon the Limb, and body
and ali other ERuPrIvE DISEAsEsA and DISEASE
or rHE BLOOD, rom whatever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what ysur disease, let no false DELI
sGSey prevent you from applying Immediately to
Or. vsiiny, who 1, acknowledged to be BY far the
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunes, and he will speedily send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE.
That dreadful soourge Of the young, INDUCED in
whsn alone, destroys thsssnerStivo organA, unnis
than for married life, producing weakness Of tho
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, papitatisn Of the heart nervous irritable
y, los. Of msmery, melancholy habits, insanity,
.Snsunption, and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful oonse-
qusness OF delay, do no, fail to make your case
known immediately 70 DR.. vsllny. Your secrets
with him are sAored, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink Of the crave, have beer
brought back TO vigorous heslth by his skillru
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating mStri
mony, who suppeet themselves ofimpoteney semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising from re
lased state OF the genital organs, whether thes ,
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indiSoretions,
indulgence OF the pasnonI in ripper years, are ear
nestly entreAted to place themselves under th
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON CITY, April II, 1854.

WAN DEPARTMENT,l
wAsHIHoroH CITY, April II, 1854.
n, r. Fr,, P,opo,f Nay,haI General.
=, a., a.. ,... 49,
NoLoHLL iou' ie'tef VI ,ne ~ tn. .s'. HN'
Oeeh tsc'Nea' IN Nhen you lniotm nie 'hAt oon
plants hANe ueeh mNue IN 80
the ohioihshu nc sNS' Hnu Sou ass
uy OPno " o ,"i. - -. ~,
= !, N-NS' '''' VA
a.. o,,.,-
mIePy, w aO a." 80 ~ - ~ ~.
n~a',.,o"- - ,ns -, ~ M.,sh ,ss, shsnte, rs
~ .s.nrS 80 80. ~. omI,,sd which
N"u s,S.S -. .th.. $50 me- A..
'houis - '.,.,.S 80 -
.'s' - a.. ~, a.. -, nr,ohor
$500. 80 - q, ,,,,ho,, .xn.,,.noo nd
oioHsers ACTING unuot ~
INC Magnitude anu uiioui'S " '',o 49, ~
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ORGANIZATION OF NEW REGIMENTS.


wAn DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAuT GEEERALs OTTIcE, J
WARRINGTON, March 81, 1854.
General orders, No. ISL.
General Orders, No. u.s. series Of iee7, are hereby
rrncinded, and the following orders viii govern
hereafter, In lieu thereof
l. In organizing new regiments or Independent
companies OF volunteers, the Governors Of States
are hereby authorized TO appoint, in addition TO
the star ofncers heretofore authorized, Que Sec
ond lIeute-ant for each company, who shall be
oonditionaIIy mustered into service at the date
Of his appointment ANY officer thus appointed
and mustered shall only be entitled to be paid on
the muster and payroll OF his company, and
should he fail to enlist organized company
within such time a. the War Department may
designate, the men enlisted by him shall be trans
ferred to some other company his appointment
shall be cancelled, and he shall be discharged with
out pay, unless the Governor give him position
In the consolidated company TO which his men
shall have been transferred.
2. MusterinE offieerS will report promptly to the
Adjutant General Of the Army the name Of every
Recruiting Lieutenant mustered into the service
by them, under = conditional letter Of Appoint
ment, together with the company and regiment
for which he 10 recruiting. onieers will be mus
tered into the service only the authority Of the
Governor Of the State to which their regiments be-
long.
.. Articles Of enlistment will be made out In du'
plieAte by such recruiting oficers, and will be dis
posed Of as provided by paragraph IS, page so, Re
eruiting Regulations, Volunteer Service. Recruits
will be sent to the regmentAl rendezvous, at least
a. ofton as once week, where they will be imme
| diately examined BY the surgeon OF the regiment
or other surgeon employed for that purpose by the
Superintendent Volunteer Recruiting Service, and
n found undt for duty by reason OF permanent dis
ability will be discharged from the service forth
with by the surgeon, who will report such dis
charges to the Superintendent Volunteer Recruit
ing Service, and also to the adjutaut OF the reg
ment, noting pArtieu arly those cases where tho
disability was obvious at the time Of Enlistment
As soon as the Organization 10 complete, II shall
be carefully inspected and mustered BY United
States Mastering o1icer, who will that At leas,
the minimum number Of each company IL present.
no Ahsentees will be counted.
| Unit regiments or independent companies are
organized and m stored in, they will be under the
control Of the Governor Of the State but all requ
sitions for QuATtermAIter, Medical, and Ordinance
stores, all contracts for fuel, straw, and subSist
enee, and all reQuisitionG for transportation must
be approved by the Superintendent Of Volunteer
Recruiting Sc vice for the state OF Division.
s. No accounts for expenses incurred 10 raiIinI
new organizations shall be paid by dlSbursing ON
GERS, unless approved by the Superintendent .
Volunteer Recruiting Service.
By order OF the Secretary Of War:
: Z. D. TOWNSEND,
APPS Assistant AdjutAnt General
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solicitor of the War Department.
n f FL c I A L.
SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM s. FISH,
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.

SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM s. FISH,
FIRST CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
ADJUTANT GENERAES OFTICE,(
WARRINGTON, April 20, 1884. I
colsnsl william 8. Fish, IAt Connecticut cavalry,
has been convicted BY oourt-mArtiAl Of conduct
preudlciAl TO GOOD order and military discipline"
N having made fraudulent claim against the
United states and received payment for horse
lost In the military service claimed his personal
Ir0psrty but belonging to the United States Gov
Ornmentj Appropriatirg to his swn use and benefit
roods seizsd BY him while acting As provost mar
ShAI Of the Middle Department. delivering up a
large sum Of money In his possession, as provost
marshal, to person claiming 1t as his properly,
- SsOrruptly receiving 10 consideration OF thus
dsliVerinE It up the sum OF e2oo or thereAboutSi
and IN having caused the Government brand to be
removed from . Government horse and then sell
ing the same ~ his own properly Also, OF using
false accounts and vouchers, knowing the same to
eoatAin false statements, for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning the ApproVA Of false claims against the
United states, contrary 10 the statute in such
oaSe made and provided.
The court sentenced the said Colonel william s.
Elsh, list Connecticut cavalry, TO be eSshisrsdj 10
tsFfsi 10 he Dated SGtsS al pay and aoiOGnoes due
end 10 besOms due 10 hin from he United NGieSj and
bPSI 10 ne DATED saisI GRs Of Gps hOusdnd dol
lsTsj end 10 b 'NPrt'Onsd Ia Ne psHasntiGrV al Al
hSAy RsS York, In such other place a. he Secretary
n Hsr SNsH dbsot, unia sush Gns shall be paid, pro.
VidsS MAI sIoA imprisonment AGH HSt BE- kII man one
WGr."
Ths foregoing sentence haB been approved by
the Secretary 81 War, and Albany, New York, deS-
iEnAtsd ~ the place Of confinement, which has
SSsA approved BY the PrsSIdsnt
4. D. TOWNSEND,
apps Assistant AdJutAnt General,
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TINTED TATEs NAIL
~ OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.

Posr oTFicE pErAnTMErr,l
WAsHIroToH CRY. March ~, lsst I
Of this Department until p. m, June u, 1884 ito
be decided next dayD for conveying the mall. Of
ne United states In the state OF kAssAs and the
territories Of CoLohADO, UTAHt AND NEVADA,
rss tnS ~ oe.ops ,oo; 70 ,ne s LIT pssn
Of depaTtures and srrivS. here a specised, son.si.
'uNNe '"o '''''""N iou'o " S"o.'
KANSAS.
Route No. ll,7eo-From Atchison, Kansas, or saint
Joseph, Missouri, to Salt Lake
offices as maybe on the route.
Se"edUe J'0" l" " ,n nTS 70 Il" " Deo'"0s'' "
Leave Atchi.on or saint Joseph daily, q, a.
nj ,r,v, a, s,,,1,., e,,v ,,,v.n,A s,, sv m
Leave SAT- Lake City daily, At IoAm.i
Arrive at AtC6lSoa or sSint Joseph eleventh
d"y, oy p M ta'' h0unl
Se"e'S's J'0" !" " -I DsSSs0" 70 Ia " A"A
Leave Atshison or Saint Joseph daily, at a.
mi
M, ta0s Loursn Ni' '0u''''N" ~-'' W
Leave salt Lake City daily, AtTp. MI
Arrive at AtChison or saint J,seph fourteenth
BIDS to extend the daily service from Salt Lake
City, by Virginia City, TO Folsom, eos miles FUR
ther, supplying such Offices are the route,
s sVd dS. d
with tha m ain liue, will be considered.
If service on this rou O. As extended DO let, that
on routes Nos. 1929 and 1881 will not be-;
The accepted bidder will have the privilege TO
commence service on the list July, 1884
N b.-The paper and document mall Tor the Pa
clio coast TO be sent by sea.
UTAH TERRITORY.
Route No. ll,s26-From Salt Lake OtY TO Vir-
Einia City, Neysds Territory,
b6s mIes And back, daily, sup
plying such ofaees a. may be on
the route,
Schedule from Ia Of ApTu 10 Let Of December,
"a months1
Leave Salt Lake CITY daily, at p.m.;
Arrive at Virginia City sixth day, By II .. N,
Il is houFsD
Leave Virginia City daily, at 10 q. m;
Arrive at salt Lake City sixth dAY, by Q Q, m u,
uis houtsO
ScheduLe from lat Of December 10 Ia Of Apra,
Il monthaJ
Leave Salt Lake City daily, at .. m,
Arrive at Virginia City seventh day By 1 .. N,
Leave Virginia city daily, at 1op.m.i
Arrive at salt Lake City seventh day, by p. N y,
use hours)
II the extended service invited on route Il 900
be let to contract service this route will not b.
NEvAnA TrRRIToRY
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Z. D. TOWNSEND,
apps Assistant AdjutAnt General.


Y
~. PUBLIC HORSES, WAGONS, &o.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAET GEhERAL's OFTICE,
WAsHIEOToN, April ~, 1884. }
General Orders, No. III.
In relation 10 public horteI, I0dgonI, &c.
]. Every officer Of the Army, other than OF the
QuArtermASter's Department, aud the chief ined.
cal oifiOer Of departments armies, and army corps
who has In his pOssesLion, or under his control,
any horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle
Of any kind, belonging to the Government OF the
United States, whether used 10 the performance
oil his public or private duties, will Immediately
turn in the same to the QuArtermASteI'H Depart
ment.
II Hereafter no oficer OF the Army will use any
horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle Of any
kind, which is The property OF the Government OF
the United States, whether for the transaction Of
his Official or private business, without an order
In writing from the Adjutant General authorizing
such use.
This order will not apply to orneeI entitled to
be mounted under General Orders No. 2TT, from
this ONCE, of August 8, 1883.
Ill The regulations of the QuArtermAIter's De
pATtment provide for the trAnsportAtiOh Of Officers
travelling under orders, and their baggage. When
on proper TequiSition an omoer has obtained
transportation, the horse or vehicle 20 obtained
will be returned to the ofioeT accountable there
for, or to some ofnoeF OF the QuartermASter'S De
pArtmsnt, as soon As the journey IL performed
~. The QuArteTmaster General and lnsp etol
General will cause this order to be enforced By
the officers OF their departments throughout thu
armies ofthe United States, and for Its violation
reported BY the onioerS Of these departments, th'
same penalty 10 attached A. provided ~ section
Q, Of an act Of Congress, published in osnsrA
Orders, War Department, No. IOs, surrSnt series
IN reference to the use Of Ambulanoes.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War;
4. d. TowNBEND,
Ap7S Assistant AdjutAnt General
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10
g oLDIERs OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters received from your
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED REMEDIES,
known a. PROF. HoLLoWAY's PILLS AND
monialG received from all parts Of the country
where our army Of occupation IL in force.
but TO 20 e Fathers and Mothers, sister, Wives,
SoS FpH e ss ySS %oy %
when expendsdin these medicines, bring you down
to SS and Pss GS oo
in1peOtion at this Office Copies sent BY mail to any
QuARTERMAsTER'B DEPAETmEHT,I
30 h Illinois Volunteers, !
Folly ISLAND, s; G., November 90, 1863.
Pref Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, a: ri
Sin; Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each Of your celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
to this At once, for am much In need ofthe above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, @. M,
Soth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, VA,
January 7, 1854 !
about your famous Pills, and As never was In
the need OF them till now, want to try them, rs
Diarrh9A u very prevalent A. me present time'
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. Z, 9Th Rest., Excelsior Brigade.
PULASKI Tenn, Dec. 70, 1853.
6EAR SIR: Please fnd enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, as am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, 40, THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co. !, I'd Iowa Infantry.
MoRRII ISLAND, s. c., Jan. u, 1884.
Prof. Hollotody
DEAR SRi Enclosed you will hnd so cents, for
which wish you to send me some of your valua'
bic Pills. send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL G. HALL,
Co, d, tth N. II. Vols, Port Royal, 5. T.
ENCEL6IOH IL,
January q, 1854. !
| Prof HOLl0tDdW
sin, Please send me for the enclosed 80 cents the
worth Of it in Pills; enclosed find 10 cents to pay
postage, and you will oblige: Address, yours
sergt. WIN, POWERS,
Co. e, 9th Regt Excelsior Brigade,
MoRRB Island, s. c., Jan. 81, 1884,
| Prof Hollo0dy; - ,-,, -
pill have DiarrhBS, and can't get 1t stopped,
| 40 want 70 try your Pills Yours 40.
| WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Co. D, lOtth Regt. Penn. Vols,
Morris Island, s. G,
CAUTION.
| Iftha reader OF this "notloe" cannot get box Of
pill or Ointment from the drug store Ia his place.
iet him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
| AMOUNT and will mail q hex tree of expense.
| MANY dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make ~ much pTOht al on
other persons make, % cents IS cents, and sI.Ao
per box or pot. SpS-ly