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DIED.

In this city, April I'D a.ter short and painful
illness. LUORErIA COHHESS, aged i5ysars.
She leaves husband snd dear little habe three
months old. Funeral from the corner Of Laks an4
Bank strssts tomorrow Afternoon at O'Clock
Friends Of the family are Invited TO Nttsnd,
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nIOsBY's GUERRILLAs.

~ v 7 77-1-I n
The HsralGs Alexsndris dispatch re-
ports the capture Of q Of MOsby's men,
and three deserters from eur army, near
Leesburg. Our loss, l man killed and 2
wounded.
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CLOSING OE THE NEW YORK SANTA
RY FAIR.

vi PHI IL
The Sanitary Fair closed last night, hsv-
ing realized S1,011, 900.
The result Of the army sword voting was:
Grant SO,291; Mcclellan, 1869.
The naval sword was voted to Commo-
dore Rowan. FsTTsgut was the next
highest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

NRYSTALINE GLOSS FoR THE
" LAUNDRY. Starch prepared with this ar
gives
Smooth Surface and LUstFe
linen unsurpassed, and prevents the iron from
dhoring. sold everywhere, Prepared by
E. A. PALMER = BRO,
aDrsQ:IT Cleveland, d.
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THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.

{ The LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEGRAPH,
r CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED.
INGS,
3 General Order from Columbus,
3 The Ohio Militia Called Out
for 100 Rays.
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY,
THE ARMY NOT ON THE MOVE.
Lee to Fall Back when Grant
Advances.
Close Of the New York Sami-
Great Financial Success.
1t Realizes l,Oll,OOO Dollars.
Grant gets the Sword by 1912
Majority.
Commodore ROwsn Gets the Ma
val Sword.
No Rebels in Eastern Kentucky. |
The Barbarities at Fort Pillow
Confirmed.
No Truth in the Report that
Grant and Stanton have
Quarrelled.
More Particulars Of the Red
RiVer Fight.
The Rebels Loose 5000 Men
in One Days Fight.
Dissatisfaction Expressed at
General Banks Generalship.
The Communication at Plymouth
Entirely Cut Off. 9
GUNBOATS SENT TO ITS AID,
THE REBEL NAVY: 0
They Have Thirty Gunboats.
mississippi Valley Fair,
Circular from the Committee.
Kansas State Convention,
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who escaped the massacre. He says re-
Liable reports state that Mr.. J. Bradford
was shot and hung near CoVington.
Little Rock dates Of the 18Th, say that
the Legislature met on the IIth, and the
Senate organized FOrty-three Represen-
tstiVes had arrived
The number Of votes cast fer q Free
State Convention was SIT greater than
required by the Presidents proclamation.
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The Third DELIVERY
viii commence at 1910 A. n WITH the proceeds
OF the ss19 sandushy Way Mail; 9:z5 Pittsburgh
Way and Washington; s.25 Toledo and o.35
Columbus and Cincinnati nlafla
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THR FIRsr nRIruRRv

Will commence at 6:45 A. NJ, with the proceeds
Of all Of the night mails arriving sitter O'Clock
the evening before.
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TEE THIRD DELI

THE SECOND DELIVERY
Will commence at SIS A. NJ, with the proceeds o
the O'Clock Eastern mail.
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at the places Of business OF residences Of the
parties to whom directed.
It is intended thst all mail matter for the bus
of every msii in the daytime. At present there
viii be i've deliveries daily Of business mail mat
ter. As fellows
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POsTOFFICE,
CLETELAED, April 2, 1864, !
EREE DELIVERY OF
LETTERS circulars. E6Wspspers and
Pamnhlhtr.
WITHOUT CHARGE

Heresfter, Vhea desii ed, Letters and other
mailsble matter received at the Postofice, will
na Hnlivara1 nrrT .oHfa rsa-rs
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a STRAW GOODS -
Largestosk OF -
LADIES STRAW GOODS,
MISSES STRAW GOODS,
GENTS STRAW GOODS,
Boys and Children's Straw Goods

Wholesale and Retail
1t L. BENEDICT SONS,
apr25. anI EuDeriOr street.
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GUNBOATB SENT TO ITS AID.
THE REBEL NAVY.

They Have Thirty Gunboats.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22

PRESIDENT JUAREz.-It appears, from the
latest Mexican news, that President JuAreE had
been sounded by Doblado as to the expectancy
Of his resigning his office in favor OF ortsRa.
JuArez replies in a letter, pointing out ths
futillty Of such a scheme, so far a. IL might
relate to the French, and Its bad effect on the
country. He concludes with the following oh,
seryatlons
"In the meantime will continue mAkIna
all the efforts in my power 10 sustain the coun'
try In her struggle for Independence, her insti
tutions and her dignity. Certainly the situA
ton to-day IL not brilliant, and am not dc
celyo1 into believing that present clrcum
stances are very favorablej but am FULL
pursuaded that our duty Is to fight for tn,
country, and that between defending one'I
mother and betraying her there IL no honorable
middle course. / ask you also 10 contlnu,
lending me your aid with the same 1rmnesI
and Eelf-denial as ever, by making war on TIT
enemy with all available means, because ",
ought TO be well convinced that In this 10 oui
only hope Of salvation. In no other way will
tne enemy treat with US, except on dlshonor.
able conditions, which we should not accept,
OF else we must treat with the established Gov.
nation"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22
Tn. p.nisn-o.rm.n war.

A London correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gaseth writes the subjolned paragraphs, under
date Of February 20;
The humiliation OF the minor German Pow
ers is now complete. Like the Frankenstein
of their own legend they have walked . mon
ster against Denmark which now turns upon
themselves. The note OF the Great Powers,
Austria and Prussia, announcing that they do
not recognize the necessity OF Federal reserve
in Holstein, given 70 the world on FRIDAY, FEB.
minatlon that they shall be reduced 70 nnlli-
". "The minor soverelgns, !" says the London
Times, care now beginning TO understand the
fable Of the horse and the stag. Tho horse, to
avenge himself on the stag, let the man mount
on his back, and thus led 20 his own eyerlast-
ing seryitude. 30 these petty potontates forced
the two Great Powers to act In the name Of
Germany, and they now ind that Austria and
Prussia, and they alone, arc Germany. The
four minor kings, with their sympathizing
dukes and princes. arevery great at Frankfort,
but nowhere else"
But It is not from England alone that Ger
many gets taunts. Here il . colloquy which
the "Wanderer" Of Pesth. gives under the title
of ''The arst Slain" The anrst alain'' ascenda
to Heaven, covered with blood-knocks at III,
gatoi
St. Peter (from wIthln)-whAt do you wani
In such hurryl
First slSln-It's me- the nrst slain of tn,
St. Peter-welcome, gallant youth Open
and steps out.) How do you do, and what
the mAtteri what's the news from belowl
First Slain-Savod guardian Of Paradise, NJ
10 my leaving the Garth no bulletin had beel
Issued. ! have nothing to tell you. an
dead, and that's all know.
St. Petsr-But tell me, wss It q Just caus
you fell int
First siain-Pfobably. But let me In; lon
for the eternal Joys.
81. Peter-Genily. The German war did 20
sayi
81. Peter-so the Germans are fighting som
First siain-Not quite. They would like |,
however, II they had 1t their own way.
81. Peter-Then Its the Bund who fight
them,
First slaln-Nor 1t either. II would like
though, II It but could.
St. Peter-Do 1 understand youi II
neither the German Bund, nor the Germal
people who fight, and still you tell me Ii l. I
German war. 81
First slaln-But holy man of God, you fer
get the two German Powers.
st. Peter-Dear me, its so long ago they wer,
German, l had quite forgotten Il. However, y
Is they who carry on war for Germany
First slain-ln q manner. OF course 70
Germany.
81. Peter-In a manner o, mortal az 20
died for 1t, might expect you 70 know dill
tinctly what you fell for.
First Slain-I'll tell you exactly why fel
Because got an ounce OF Danish lead. II 70
want TO know more, here Ii the RTs,is ZeitIEI
believe II says / died for the integrity of &c
many.
St. Peter-Get thee in, poor fellow. 70
meant to fight for your country, and arc u
mitted to the abode Of the blessed; but the que
tion for what you fell shall address 70 hi
who sent you here.
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MEDICAL.
GP oIAL NoTIoH

Or. NJ vELLNrs Private Hospital, n the Ed
sral Hook, Corner ofssventh and , streets, oppo.
site the Pos, and Patent omess. Rosms % and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
All diseases Of a private nature treated In the
bs,t Ssisptias manner, and radical cures sEsetsd
In all sasss. SYPHILITIC AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLBET, SrhCrURES, SEMINAL
WgAKNsSS, or the result Of ToLVPTVoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of tho GENERATIYE
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHEUMLTTsH, sguRALcLI, And other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
ZONES, and JOINTS, scRoFvLA, BLorcHEs
ON TEE FACE, ERUPTIoNson the Limb. Aad BODY
and all other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEsand DISEASE
Or Tnr BLOOD, nom whatever cause th.y may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter wha, ysur dissns, let q. false deli.
ossey proven, you fron applying inmodis,sly to
Dr. vellny, who is acknowledge to be By FAR tn.
NOS, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN ia tn. trs.tnsn,
Of private diseases. Fear not to come AAd uahs
known your misfOrtunes, and he viii 'pcediJ send
you on your way rejoioinG. e.,
| sELY-ADusE.
That dreadful seourEe Of the young, ihduisea In
when alone, destroys the Eensrativc oruAns, unit,
them for married life, producing weakness Of N,
back and limbs, loss Of animation and mussulai
power, pApitstisn Of the heart, nervous irritabii
~, loss Of memory, melancholy habits, Insanity
consumption, and death. t.I
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful eonse
quenees Of delay, do not fail 10 make your cas-,
known Immediately to DR.. veilnT. Your secret
with him are sacred, and you may confidently relI
upon bis medical skill. s
Thousands whose systems were shattered an,
who were on the brink Of the GrAvs, have besI
brought back to vigorous health by his skilifu
treatment
MARRIAGE. .a.
Married persons, or those contemplating mAtri
mony, who Suppeet themselves ofimpoteney semi
sal weakness, or any disease arising nom re
IAsed state OF the genital organs, whether thss
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indiseretions,
indulgenee OF the passions in rpsr years, are eaI
nestly entreated TO place themselves under'th
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Wan DEPARTMENT, D
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIHoToN, March n, 1884


ADJUTAET GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHMoToH, March II, 1884
The following officers having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for the offences here
inAfter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
StateB unless, within fifteen ti5) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session In this city Of which Brigader General
RIckstts, United States volunteers, Is president,
aud make SAtiIfaetory defence TO the charges
against them:
For giving duplicate disehar0es 10 enlSsd IN no
ISiiOn Of Paragraph l66, RsViIed Army Regulations
Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Lynch, t2d New York
volunteers; Major Henry NJ. Allies, eth New York
Volunteersi Colonel Andrew 7. MoReynolds, Isl
New York cavalry Captain R. @. PrcndergAAt, Isl
New York cavalry.
Abssni IpiAod lsdrs from Comp Psroie SiHee JGHUdrI
| 20, 1854:
second Lieutenant Lewis KuBter, 9Th Ohio vol
untSsrs.
For Improperly snIisiing minor.
Captain James A. Harris, 4th Ohio cavalry; Cap
tain 9. R. Clark, 9Th Independent battalion, Ohio
cavalry.
DiSobSdisnes Of orderG
Colonel William 7. Lynch, seth Illinois yolun
teers.
Absence isiihoM sare:
Captain L. NJ. Sergeant, LIST Massachusetts cav
alryi Captain j. ?. Baker, LIST United States sharp
L. D. TOWNSEND,
mi Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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IMPLRTIALTTI IN MuIrIRy Appor.r,,r,vra
That the question Of poli,ics re- hae, ia
aside In the distribution Of commission" JTrInS
the war, has been quite evident from he Iargs
number OF Democratic Generals in The ssrvIds
and now we have in the following Ststsnsp,
of the Washington correspondent of ths NJ
York ErpreSS, q distinct acknowledgment n,
the fact by the oppositloni -
"since the beginning OF the present unfor,
tunate war some i've hundred general officer,
have been appointed, and not in one case thu
far has political considerations entered into tn
case OF the appointed. During the Thirty
Seventh Congress, the Military Committee Q
the Senate, composed OF four Republicans an,
three Democrats, entertained GAS appoint
ments, and In the present session some 9,0OC
and the Committee assert that not ono part
vote has ever occurred In tho Communication
on reporting faYorably In the case Of any man {
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV
ENUE,

AIsnudl Td1ss for 1880.
Tia attention of tnx.nAyerr IA herebv CALLED u
the pToyisions Of The United states Eyeise Law
reinfiye 10 Inc SSseasment OF annual taxeI
by The sixth section Of the act Of July l. Iss2 It
assoeistions, or sorpofstionS, made liable 10 any
annuA dutV lIoenEa or taT On or bsTors az Gyst
Monday Of Gsg n sSe yssr, TO make Isl or return
10 the Issistant Assessor Of the District where
located Of the amount Of annual income, the arti.
oleS or objects charged with special tax, and the
buSineSa or oeeupatlon liable 10 pay any license
EyeTT person Who shall ran 10 make such return
BY the day specified will be liable TO be assessed BY
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with mnoxious vApor, By DR.. 8 D.
sIGEsm oND, No. go Pennsyiyania avenue,
inventors and sole Manufacturers Of AnAesthetio
reform, Ether, but strictly Anassthetie Agent en-
tirely free from exhileratns effects and perfectly
sensstiona and perfect lnsenHlbility to pain.
decS-du
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DHILP & soLohoNs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRtNTE RS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER5
asa PHEHsYLVAHA AVEHvE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all ktnds,
Field Order Rocks,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters By A.
HiBtAnt AdjutAnt Generals.
very short netloe,
All Printed Books sent by mail nee Of postage.
oo12-u
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1904 ARRANGEMENTS ooA
IShA az ISnA
INV YoRH LIHrR.
rzr cAMnRn AMI ANNOY ANN pat. ABEL.
M SAmD g EN AND nmsoh AL NJ r N dal2bL
PHIA AND AND TRENTON RAILROAD ComPA-
. ntss L . ,,x,-
WOA PHILADELPHIA TO hkH YORK
AND WAY PL10Es.
rra- v.I..t atr... xVh.-f And H..-
A. . A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-c, "A.
AZ 4 M. VIA CsmSeu and Isrsev Cltv-Nev
Jersav AeSommodsfion 9A
Al q a IA, VA Camdea and Jersev CIV,
Mornins Exnre@S %
A. Q A. M, VA Camden snd Jersey CITY
a Gu. T,sTst n
Fxpress 90
Az II M VIA Camden and Anboy-C' and =,
A a. Aee3 sa 1. |10
Al M, VIA SAmdon and Amboy-C. and
a. A. ExpfeaI 30
| Az X: NJ, va henslnSton and Jersey Ciyi
| A. A.. W.nnkVpn ma .. \. E.press "oo
4" N Z. ~ VI y! heGnnns'on ana Jersey CiVT A.,
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TN THE SUPREME COURT or THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
FEBRuARI 10, 1854,
RfliSm Hutchinson, W. 4. B. BsTTa and 0seGr R.
H0u9h.
No. l2e-Equity.
The subponA issued to compel the dsfendAnt's
appearances having been returned into the ClsFkiI
otfiee BY the Marshal the 18th day OF January A.
d. 1854, endorsed Summoned Il. barrett, nen
est the othera,n and the said defendant, Oscar r.
Houkh, having failed toenter his appearance on the
hrst rule day occurring twenty days afterwards and
the complainant having made oath in his bill Of
complaint, that +" one 81 said defendants, Oscar r.
bir," 90 That process cannot DO served on him, II
IL, on motion Of complainant this 18th day OF Feb
bers, that the defendant cause his appearances 70
be entered in this suit on or before the frat
Tuesday Of May next, otherwise the bill mAy DO
taken for confessed.
true copy. R.J. MEIGs, Clerk, ke.
SIS WILLIAMS, for complainant.
March 1, 1894 mI-lAW6Ws
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CIOTHING.

r EFT EN- RISE LET 'EM RISE
Ia LET 'EM RISE rs
WHO CARES
A six Month. stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK is at the
mercy Of the public. We shall not speak Of thsu
again. #.I
WAIT NO LONGER NOW Is THE TINE.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The great invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGIEe MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods Shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue to sell less than any other house In this
city. ~.
SPRING ovERcoATs ..
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE,
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofsvcfy description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing where.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend 10 keop.on hand a good assortsnent
at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. Ii. SMITH,
100 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once,
Also, Hlsrse RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
At our wlioleS ale and Retail Msaufsetory in
Baltimore.
washingtonlAnS visiting Baltimore will md II
greatly to their advantage to call AZ
SMITH BROTHERS \ CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
ms-tf Baltimore, Nd
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RAILROADS.
NHA NeB OFT y R 8
rhn.as,phi., winingten and B.,tlnsr.
RAJ n o a ID


ENRRAL MOVE MENT s.
On and aftsr Wednesday, January 90, 1884,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PBILADA., FoR
baltimore, At Ass =. m, (Rxprous, Mondays On.
wIlminEton, Il Lso tniondAys SSesptsdI sos,
RsH .1 Gu. ~. 4 as rs snS NJ sh a .sop
Dover, ~ eos q m. and % Pm.
Milford, atees An. 700.
aaliaeuFY, saaos q m.
Ii TRAINS ToR PHLLADELPpn LEAVE
Baltimors Al ans, and 10 g. NJ, (Expross,) ialS
Iiinins,oh q US, . and i0.iO a. n, raiS,
$50, $50 and HOG p. m.
sGliHbury a la.os ,. m a..
Afilfsrd 4 Z, sSp. m.
Dover Il 40 q m. and ass D. m.
Nuw oAstis u a.so q. m. and SIS p. m.
a, Chester afaio and 80 .. m, 1850, 8, Tia and
Leave I.l,,noss for saii,bur, and intermediate
Stations a Ito D. m. ~ =
Leave Bsitinorafer Dover and intermediate sta
tons, ~ ROPE
.E TEAMS FOE BALTIMORE
Law S A;,%,n :, SO M tSSP; m
rhKIaHT TRIMS, with passenger ear sttashed,
Lssys FahsssIphi., Tor F.rryvins and iu,srms.
Is.ys wiisisSsoS, i FsrTyvIls and inssrnedi.
Lss1s s.itlaoss for or Phi,dslphIs and in,srnsdl.
Issvs wihninslo Tor Phil.delphis and in,orns.
sUNpaYs-.oniy s $40 q N. and il.sop. NJ, from
Prom Philsdelshis 70 Wilmington a. 40 g. m.
RON Wilmington TO PhilAdslphi. a, go p. m.
Only ~ D" ?. n. nom baltimore 70 Philsdsl'
jsnas-a WIN. sTKARNs, supr
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HARDWARE, BAR-IRoN, AND
Hardware, BAr-iron, Steel
Horse Nails and Rhoea
Diamond State Shooting Iron
Axlea and Axle Boxes
SPRING., Carriage and Tire Belts
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, ShAfs
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
HAiroloth springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinda
Englinh and American VAfnIahSa.
A large and complete stock Of the above con.
family on hand.
THOMPSON d co.,
No. skB Ninth -, opposite Cuntre MaIhsl
A." LAtS q. n. ThomDsnn no
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
j. the subscriber has obtained from the Or.
plans Court Of Eton county, in the District
OF Columbia, letters Of adminstration on the per-
sonAl oafats Of VIM. D. Epignul, late Of WAahinG-
Ton city D. C., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said dOoeaIsd are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof To
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day OF Febru.
Az ne1tI they may otherwise BY law be excluded
nom all benedt OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Ith day Of February,
A, D. 1854. NARY W. sPIGNUL,
Al-lAwsWS RxeoutrlK,
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oTICE. WASHINGTON AND
~, ALEXANDRIA, FERRY. - On and Aiter
IdIpIhspAY, October Ist, tho steamers THOMAS
CCSL.LSEIt, Capt Gedneyj MARY y. RAPLkIi
nngIhsad, Will commence their regular tips be-
tweea AeHAndtlA and Washington, at O'Clock 10
shs nofhihEI running every hour until oleloek
p@' Ss9t-u
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NAPLEWo0D YOUNG LADIES'
N INSTITUTE, PittBheld, Massachusetts,
comm noos Its A0th semi-AnnuAl session April l.,
1884 10 rare beauty and Salubrity OF location
sir hours from New HoTk-it adds peculiar advAn-
tAEeH for Instruction IN muEio, and appropriate
e'-'''''''' NN'' REV. C. v. sPEER,
the PrinoipAl LoF eiroulArH, fe8-eoam
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NEXT WEEK;
PRIVATE MILES O'REILLY will " ready with
HIS BOOK, rich with sonES Services and SpcochS al,
and Comioally illustrated febo
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.GURowsKIS NEW BOOK,
" DIARY FOR 1891,
viii be published tomorrow, and will stir up the
dry bones of Incompetent and incapable ofiieiGlS
throughout tho land, and make . Sensation rem.
LOOK OUT FOR 1T.
GURowsKps DIARY FOR 1888.
new volume BY Count Adam GuroWHkl, EN-.
ana TranSAotions In the Cabinet and in tie Field,
- For sharp criticism, alternating with anil
gIAmmAtio nenohAnt, oAuAtle praise and eAatiSa-
ton, this work must bear away the palm fronl ali
others ever printed In this country. Iamo., Sloth
CARLETON, Publisher, New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22
RECRUITS.

r noRUITs
TO FILL THE QUOTA or THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
ssas OF WHICH WILL BIZ PAID IN ADVANCE
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRsIrs,
$452.
sssS OF WHICH WILL BE PAIpN ADVANCE.
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITS
PArD IN ADVANCE
TENSONb "lbhlN6 ~ ENLlhl
WIN apply to any Of the following
RECRUITNG OFFICERS,
aa BAKER,
Engine Han, near the Market, on Pennsyiysnla
avenue, between Seventh aud Ninth streets.
J. c. HYDE, ..
Corner Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue
c. A. KEAsBEY,
street, near corner Of Nine,eenih and Pennsyi
wants. avenue.
!. c. PARKER,
Corner Of High and DunbsTtou streets, Georgetown
c, C. LANGLEY,
Navy Yard Bridge.
i HENRY A. sCHEETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal of the DiSiEiet o
Columbia. ds2I-H