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TneOdor VOckeY 6 Co.,
Srpprteure bpn
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unb gerf1ufer bpn
8pnrb on u>nb &pe WbtSfepS,
A3% aSeft &Ornbarbfraec,
Gah14-S) utttrtpte.
Srtftb d~r9efCmlmcme meme @anrer
gBtr 'r9ielten iCeten f~plsenbe Waaren. bic mir an Wteber
bertdufer btltsh %abBeten:
100 Buibel neue crime @rbser,
500 ep. 9cl6ne prer California @tbIen,
100 Barrels ee5pultene @tb1er,
5000 @fp. I6Gne neue treite gtnien,
1000 Green Corn,
10 8ab srUBe tirf'I6e 3wetI9en,
5 SAG Sirner,
200 8egs gei6dtte Gerfe IN aIen gturtntern,
Sasp, 9afersritse Q0at5ensrtes, @bpcplate, aIe Sprten
gtreeln II. 10.
{trebe1 & @tIteImt,
1aprjl $40 80. Baltintpreftr.
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Baltimore anO Sbio
Ntjenb0hn.

aI uni mad @aittpc6, 90. San. Gerben tGsIi& 2 3Ess
naV ~S09sellnS unb Partersburs unb Elm 3us mad Grebe
e1 d59e5en, pie fpIet:
P01fsas tdGd4 (Scnutass sussenpmustu), Werrsev- 8
Grprs65uS tdSti9 a5eubs u5r.
Setoe 3HSe berbinben f1 Gun O6tOfus NIT alien ggI1..
gen mefltH, nprbpefIin unb IHbpeiEid.
Der 3u9 mad Greberid sebt tGsli@ bon Baltimore nm
4.6O Jta1u1itta9s unb ban Ireterid ZOO Wfrrcsns.
SonntaSS ausSeurnImeu.
Der 3us mad SGicUtts Bills aebt bon 8olti,rDre
Itprseus uHI 20 unt 9.15, unb Wadmittaos ]. 20 unb
4.45, nnb BON Gllicctt's DfiGs Neprsens TAO unt IL 90
uub Na9mittass 2.45 uuS 500.
9loG Walbtnaton.
G6sans bon Baltimore mad @aSbiuoton wlcrceus 80
40, 8.45 unb $40, unb Na8m 800, 5.15 uub $40:
5pnntoSs MIR gtcr8eus um 1920 unb 9.4O, uub Rabz
utittGSS nm 800. absans bon Bafbinoton Wtproens
am 500, 7.0O u. 1910 II. gaa9u. INN 800, 1925, 5 II.
1870. 5ouHtags nur Mprsens um 7 unb gfa&mittoas
800 u. 1880 Jtur Der 3te unh Ste 3us bon 8alfiz
utOre unb Der erfe unb Dierte 3uo BON DaTtinstDn
balten an alien Stationeu an. Ser 3peite uub itebte
3n9 bon Baltimore unb erte nn6 iiinfte Bug bon 8aiez
inSton ~berbinben ft& nit benz annapolis use.
GSesen a69erer gusfunft uuD Silets ieber Itt penbe
man fG an 8. 3. England, a9ent in Der Garnbpu=5 taz
ton ober an bic &idetzOftcs.
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Sen 9htlabelpbia a d. g al
ttmpre:
. 4.3o. sos unb II 1br Scrn1. ur1b $50
uno 11.3O Nadnttttaas.
@onutags 4.3O Gorm. II 30 Nbenbs.
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4 Sabren bur6 pobIperoiente Sdtdial8s
ialdge IN cine o%bpItiOniitfde p%ertpauoelt
poroen 1T? Rura mas tppIen fie? Sic iOls
len es nnr aseu pieleidt Tam ibnen 9e'
bCIfen. perben,
Jlpd elm BOrt tiber oa5 Steubens Regiment.
Dian tIagt bdufig iiber idIedte 8ebanblnng Der
oeuti6en Srlbuten bieie8 Grieges $3.50 unb nl1t
bier unp ieBt aIein = felt Dltfta Soften nnp
iberall bat man Gber bic unbantbarteit Der 3es
plbliter getla9t. 0ie MitsIieper be8 Steuben'
Ne9tment8 mereen in bieie &Iagen niht einp
%itimnen t6nneu. Sic lino itberaa nit glu8s
sei9nune bebanoelt nproen. Steben Ietner
%perpunoeten 0fT3iere iino in oa8 @%eteranens
@eierpesG Corps ein9streten lltO ale Dbne Nus
nabme iino pom Senat ~beitdti9t pprcen. Qln=
bere Off3iere poer lnterpffStere ftnp ais @lert8
in pem 9epartement8 pOer I'M @eierpe 8 Corps
a~nseitelt uno i'd babe 'np6 feineu Steubener
gebbrt, Der tber 8uridiesung getlagt bdtte.
@ober pteie Gri6einpn9 ? SD peiB es ni6t,
aber ib tperbe ie 3u ertldren ueriu6en:
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decentralization.

Grecutip<@ ebdube, 8. Sept. 1864.
gerprbnet = y boB am 0loutag, ben 5.
September, um II ubr Otittags cine Salute
Dor 100 aaupnenidiRen i'm gtrlenaI une Der
Napp garo BON @aibington abgefeuert mercen
ipl, unb an 9ienitag, ben G.. Sept, pber am
Sage na6 Gmpfang oieler Drnre in ieoem Sir
ienal unO 6lpttenbaubpfe Der Ser. Stauten cine
9lei6e Salute SIT @bren Der briaunten Siege Der
QanO' uno Seemadt Der Ser. Staaten i'm OtOs
biler Qafen 9egeben fperben fol-.
Ser arie9sietretir uro Der Marineminilter
tperoen bic nDtbigen Inipeilunssn our gusfIbs
rung bieier Orore geben.
p 9dB am MittmO6, ben z. Septbr., url
- nbr Mittag8 in benz MrienaI Sl 0uibtnss
ton, in Nep~gOrt, Bottom, 9bilqOelpbia, 8ul.
timpre, 8ittSburg, Ietppprt, Rp., ct, Souls,
Stem Orleans, 0lobile, Beniacolu, 9iltOn 9eaO
uuo Stem Bern poer am Sage na9 Gmpfau9
bieier Srpre gu @bren Der briIarten Siege be8
Sen. Sherman cine NatiDnalialute 9eseben
weroen fol-.
Ser Rrie9sietretdr pirb 2tnwsiiun9 fur auss
fabrung oteier Orore 9eben. sia ID
4braba m 2tncoIn,
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(eOrrefpOmbsns ses ,.@seser".l
(S&IuBl

uno bier erlaubt mir, mob zines anoeren
Sreunoe8 81 seDenfen, wel@er ebenfall5 in ben
8eiben bes 46. N.D. Re9iment8 ben Spo Der
Srapen geitprben lit. Otto S6ent aus Sic.
pen, IN 184S Wlitreoafteur oe8 bort erl6einens
ben y Saugiten Cages, bate lbon bic baotide
Gampoene oLs Batailpnsar3t miteemabt uno
9ebSrte 81 ben erlten oeuti6en Nersten in Ner-
g)prt, bic ii6 sum Militdreramen melOeten. Gr
trat, na@oem er ballelbe beitanoen, 3urd6Et in
oa8 Steuben. 3egiment, mubte aber bort benz
berldtigtea I. g. Or. giienlrro meiden, Der,
geftibt auf feline Gommiiion, mr. fbper aus
benz &e9in,ent 3u pertreiben mar. S6ent 9ina
nun ala sweiter ar3t nit benz 40, tbeilte ale
@efdbren uno StrapaBen, weIhe biele8 9iegis
ment in Siib uno @eft gu belteben gebabt bat
nnb mar INNER an ieinem 8labe, ale
S6wd6en ieiner t6rperIi4en Gpnltitution ibers
pinoerp Our6 bic @ter8ie zines ~eiiernen Nil,
lens. 9Ge perben ibm Die peripnltbeten Off
siere be8 SteubensR Regiments Der pirflamen uno
bin9ebenben 9ienfte pergeIIen, Die ct jbnen
slei4 nad Der S6la6t DON fredericksburg gee
leiitet bat. Stun = Der hrdpe Sdenf 1T iebi
audi tpot. Ct tpurbe bel 8eoms Station in
ben llnterleib geidpfen unb 1T, pie i'd pom
Retp@gcrt pernebme, ieitoem ieinen 8nnoen
erIegen. @bre ibm - unb m6se er ntbt UNI
iOnit geftprben fem Dl6sen bic perFuGter
Man6per pereitelt tperben, pelGe ge~9enmdrttQ
bic Rarren unb S6urten be8 2anoe8 ecmbtli=
rem, nm al bic gebradten Opfer gu S6anber
gu MAIDEN uno ben WenidenbdnDlern 81 SlBer
gu le9en. Wtan m56te mirfli6 al, BEN gelan'
ben Wteni6enoerltanb uub Der GbrlI9feit bel
RaOitaliten per5meifeln, penr1 man tbr nnlinni
seS nnO bo8baftes @ebabren nit anfebt. gid
sebeRert cur6 bic SuBtritte, Die fe in @bieagI
erbalten buben, iesen ie iebt pieber all ibr'
5O1nung aaf bic Spaltung, Die, wie iie slau
ben, in Buffalo 81 Sage treten meroe. glbe
mas polen Die Meniden ? Sinh fe ni6t 3D.
trieoen nit @rant, Sherman unO Sarragut
Molen iie einen Rries nit Srantrei6 poer @ns
LAMB Doer beioen sugleid? Sino fe ui6t gu
~Efrieoen oarnit, baB cine prOsSf lapereie8 ep6ife
ruu9 BON 20 WtaioneR Ntenl6en in Belt Do,
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9Spn Der Nptpnae.9lrmee.

aGaettdbe Osierte,Ire beftdti9cn Sbernans Sfeg. -
Gie Rebeneu pcrIUrcn 3 GeEerdIe.
Baibin9tOn, 5. Sept. @ebeIenoeier-
teure beridten, baB 9ttlanta BON Sherman ges
npumen tpuroe unb oaB Iebterer ptele@efangene
ma6te.
9ii6mUnper 8eitunsen brtngeu Na6ri9ten
l6er cine S4ladt am 80, in pel6er uniere
Sruppen 9lnfangS pei6en mubten, ;uIest aber
ben Seinp 3uriidtriebeu. 9te 8ebeHen perIpren
3 @enerdle, 9lnoeripn,. Sitter nno 9arSee.
Serner miro beribtet, bab bic 9tebeIlen in
Der S6la6t an er@elopn@iIenbubn cine srpBe
Insabl Gefan9ene mabten. General 8. @al,
lace, ipel9er itb 9e9enpdrtig 81 8eiu6 I'M 2a'
ger befnoet, fol- benz @eri6te na6, ein mi6ti.
ge5 Commando erbalter.
Ser &i9mpnbN enquirer pom 81. bentt, bae
Grant eS periu6en pirO, Die Boitipnen, tuelGe
bic @eIpOn 8abn beberrl9en, gu baIten unO
|baB feline nd6ite Bepegung Die lein peroe, ben
&ebelen in Die linte Slante 81 fallen.
Ser enquirer beri6tet ferner, baB tpdbrenb
Der Wp6e 1868 G'efangene, barunter 109 Of
%iiiere, bauptid6Ii6 pom getersburg, i'm 2ibbp
0efdngnib antan1en. n ,,.,1
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e@merer @tarrn iun aaehen.

@tnctnn iii, a. Sept, 9ie i6perer
&esen BON Samitag, Ra6t unp Scnntas Dior.
gen peruriadteH elm Dbne BeiipieI bditebetbea
9luStreten be8 Gliding &ipers. gleIp'8 UNI
&iubrou9b'8 8tiden an Der 3entndp Central
Gilentubn, nube @pntbiuna, iparOen tpegge.
i6pemmt. @ine srpbe Mnsabl nabe Der Mlu'
Oung bes Slufes liegenoer GobIenboote pnrOer
fOrtgetrteben urb zines Ober spei i~anten. Sir
8alten rannte se9en ben 9antpFer Senrp SIP.
bu9b urp p~erientte benielben. 9te Railte Del.
felben purbe peggeldpemmt unb in ben Ohio.
flub geIrbrt. Ntan befarGtet weiteren 66ober
III Der umaeaeno. G 20
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'mnfece Sie0e
Gtegesfeter NIT elmer WattOnals
faiute 0cn 100 Standardization.
So min 50. Stanton,
&riee8ietretdr.
Grecutipz@
otDEe oes 4tdfioentsn..
Hrieo8bepnrfefnen
8albinatpn Gitp, 5. Sept. 1864.

DaIbin9tpn @itp, 8. Sept. 1864. s
Sic au8geSetdneten Grfpl9e, pelde Die b6s
bere 8oriebung tlr3li6 Die Ser, Staaten@6lO
uno Irmee iat 0afen BON Wlpbile bat erringeu
laf1en, Die @rpberuug Der Sorts 8omea, Gaines
uno Mcrgan uab Die rubmoOlIe 6elOentbat Der
Mruiee inter @eneralmaior Sherman i'm Staate
Georgia, prr6 melhe bic Stabt gltlanta erobert
ipurbe, fprbern bic Mnertennung zines b0beren
@eien8, in beiien 9ano bic @ei9ide Der Na>
tipnen liesen.
g8 1T besbalb mInl6ensipertb, Dap am ndd>
ften Spnntag in allen air9en Der Ser. Staten
ibm baflt gepantt pirD, ipeil er sndpis uniere
rationale Grilten5 gegen Die ininrgirenpen @e'
bellen erbalten bat, mel6e Iebtere 10 LANCE eineu
blutisen arieg sesen bic Ser. st. &egierung
81 peren umitiirSung fibrten ; ferner baB fir
uniere brapen Sploaten ltlto oeren Offi5iere i'm
Selbe sebetet iperoen lpI, neil iie 10 oft mutbiq
in Der SGla6t ibr 2eben in bic S@an;en idlu-
| gen; ferner fir Geneiung Der aranfen mn
Beripunpeten uao SrSftuns Der @~efansenen.
unO fir @ittipen uro Matien BON Semen, nel.
DE fir ibr &aterlano 9efalen fino, uno Dab e,
fortfabren m6ge, Die Gesierung Der Ser. Staa'
ten gegen ale @erlu6e 6ffentIi3er unb beimli'
der Ssinbe, biefeIbe Sa itarsen, gu beidlben.
! AbrabGm 2incpIn.
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Sans an Die @ssUes unb MARINE fae Die Giese Ia
Fer EepbiIe . Op.
Grecutips @ebduoe. 3, Sent. 1864

Grecuttps@ ebduoe, 3, Sept, 1864.
Ser SAINT Der Station piro bierourd benz
&omiral Sarra9ut unb General Ganbp fur Die
gei9idte 2eitung Der leBten Dperatipnen i'm
Btpbiler 5afen unb fir ibre Brappur bard ben
Brdlioenten ab9eItattet.
Serner benz IOmiral Sarrasut uub General
@rorger, unter oeren unmitteIbarem Commando
Die Sboten auSsefiibrt wurben ferner ben mn.
tbiget Off3ieren Der 9trunee uno 6lOtte nno ben
babel betbeiligten Soloaten unb Watrpien fit
'ibre Gnersie unb tbren' Miutb, tpel9e nit bril-.
Lantern GrfpIge getrDnt tUuroen.
Abrabam QinepIn.
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Rame an sen: sberman uur feline Mrmee.
@recutipz @ebdube, 9. Sept. 1851

NtNNHIEU~VVUWHDV o GVFt' ACUFs
q Sen. Major Us. s. Sherman unp bic bras
pen Off3tere unb Sploatett Ieiner Arrnee baben
Dor Mtlanta ben 8ant Der Station oeroient Ilr
Die ou8ge5et4nete 6dbigteit unb ben Wutb,
pelde ie In Der Georgia Champagne ~bewieien
uro our6 wel6e fie bic Stabt Ntlanta erober.
ten. 9ie Mdri6e, S6ladten, 8eIa9erunsen
nnb unpere OperutiOnen baben oieie 9lrmee aus
geseidnet unp ibr 3ubm pirO ben ~Rriegsanna.
len per3ei6net bleiben unb allen 8etbeiligteu
9eb6rt infer innigiter Gant.s e1o@
m Nbrab am 2incoln.
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Gpr Sittut1 Srab.
BleSsrperaeItnna

New$Dprt, s. Sept. Ser 9ampfer
ar0gO bon !6iltOn SedO lit bier unsetummen.
Ser PaImettO 9eraIO bringt oie &aari6t, Dab
.ndaftens einige RebeQenOffsiere benz 8euer Der
conf. 8atterten bIO8seitelt peroen, ole @ieoer-
per9eItung fir Die f6le9te8 ebunOIuus uefuuse-
.ner lnipnsiplbater.
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Gus NetusOrleans.
oer SetnS bel aesmOOS seIbla,

BORT 5. Sept. Ser 9ampfer3 Ga,
tapbo ppn gtep,0rleans brtnst fpIgenoe Stab
ri6t; 2 483i1 l
General 5erron 1T pDn ether Grpeottipn mad
ReoppOo, II WleiIen BON Baton &OIse surld.
9efebrt, Gr bate elm Gefedt nit benz SeinSe,
in pel4em lebterer $50 damn .uerIpr. TIMER
8erlult betruq nur 80 Mann. g t5
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lima 3ermaImte, jene decentralization, Die nit ge,
I6IOfeHen Guger uuO Dbren bieRebeIton Dor.
ani6reiten HEB unb nidts that, I'm Die 8eritDrs
nng Der Union su binOern, mar in allen SbeiIeu
OemOtratiid, (SubeI.)
uno tpeiter: Sober, Der in jenem bwnteIn@ine
ter, al8Staat auf Staot iid lpstrennte, fi6 I'M
COn9relie erbcb unb iprad: vReine 8aTenge,
malt = ibr f6nnt teinen ipuperdnens taat our6
Wafen9eipaIt stpingen = mbgen fe 8errutE
i'm eapitO! ipre6en 10 pteI le Stuff baben UNI
oaS S1pert Der Rebeuipn Der Hegierung boris
Nntlts baltenA - ieber bieier 9eute par Elm
Semotrat. uno Da i&pasen lie, es iei ELM 2in-
cOlns&rtes.
(GAIn6 FoIst0
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0ie uatiOnolc feIearapbifc5e Union.

bia, 4. Sept. 9te nottonale
teIegrapbii6e Union tritt am Wtpntug Mprsen
bier 5uiammen. 9elegaten aus ben meiiten
Der grpBen Stdpte perpen anmeieno fem.
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sOIt WeltIIEWVW %kIt8ElP1eHsEUWgH ITp Oct GtNru1.
Gtnctnnatt A. Sept. Die 2inien MAJ
rem seitern iloli6 ppn 2uuispils IN nnpronnng,
beute it Saaelbe 5wii&en bier unO 2Ouispile
Der Sal. sA .st9 g-g !.
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.Gatltcbs Oeiertenre beftdtisen gBerndns Gfes.
Die Rebeuen pcrlprem B @eEerdIe.
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ExrRACTs FROM REBrL PapERs

Grant crossing J., the nor h side OF the Sarnes
is one Of The current rumorS ia Richmond
They report HIM moving over TO yWJcox's
farm, on the north side of the james Wicox,s
ferry lie about ten miles below Walrham, and
thirty five miles from Richmoni. The Exam
liner of the Sth inst says: "Prrscas who REACHED
here Yesterday from New Kent Court House
report thai the Yankees were landing NJ the
White House. Some said there WAS an army
corps Of the enemy. We ctnnot speak with
any certainty with regard 10 events Occurring
50 far away, but we think IL likely that these
fankees are part OF the di>organized bands
IsIt oy drant aud Butler in WILLIAMSBURG,
1ofktoWn, ana Gloucester Poin Their busi-
ness at tne white House must BE- 10 Ies onnoitre,
remark r. very unfair, when we thipR how the
Union pantry was robbed to furnish the rebel
kitchen. X - :. =
From CharleSton,
General S. Cooper, Adjutsnt and Inspe tor
OF Richmond, receives the following dispatch
signed "Samuel Jones, Major Genera al
"On the morning of the 2d ins tant, the enemy
landed several regiments on tn south side Of
several gunboats In the Stono asd after sharp
skirmish captured two pieces Of artillery ami
commenced eRtrenching
"At the same time, several guaboats and
transports with troops came up the North
Ed'sto. Early yesterday morning, from seven
hundred to one thousand men on barges at
tackled Fort Johnston, and Were handsomely
and thoroughly repuleed, with the loss OF
were killed and wounded. Our Losses are
light
1.-The enemy on the south side Of James
Island fell back hastily yesterday before our
men, leaving their dead and wounded. Our
picket line IS sre-established The monitors and
guDboats are still in Stono, firing heavily on
our men. Another transport has come in with
troops.
"Ths party from North Edisto landed At
White Point, and were soon met and driven
back So far the enemy has been repulsed,
with the loss OF about SIX hundred men"
From Atlanta Vt.Esr
The Examiner OF the 9th inst contains a
dispatch from Atlanta, July S: The enemy
to-day occupied a line of entrenchmen.s abont
one mile beyond the Chattahoochee river one
corps being on the right Of the railroad. All
quiet at Atlanta to-day"
The Richmond Examiner OF the 9th has a
leader in which significant reference is made
to the rebel movement in this direction as af-
tecting Grants movements before Petersburg: !:
"Circumstancps to which We need not now
refer will make G rant hasten his conclusion
We may expect movements OF some sort, on
his part, very soon. II he does not again flank
off, we lock, as we have indicated, to see him
put his gnnboats to work, and let them get a
share of the peppering. If he is going 20 be
whipped. he will doubtless contriv We it as to
be whipped all over"
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A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DEPARInssr, CayALs1 BunEAu,

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
QG5te Of Chef Qvartsr,naste7, }
WAsHIHeroH, ID. O., July 4, 1854. ~
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hi sh-
est bidder, at the times and places named below,
viz:
Lebanon, Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July l4th.
heading Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July 2lst.
1864.
,. Harrisburg. ,sius Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July
,Altoona, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, August
Winismsport, Pennsylvsnis, THURSDAY. An.
TWO H H6SDRED Goo, CAVALRY HORSES at
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the Cavalry service of the Army.
Tor road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
=. JAMES A. xK1N,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief 9uartermsster.
ty6-t Cavalry Bureau.
GALE OF CoNDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
Chief o.a,tstma,.s-'. 0Gs., De,ot Wash,xsso~,(
INV" WdsAisstoS. D a.. Ine 21 1884.
Will be sold at publ lie suction, ct the Corrals,
the sn aay g. s and
"hDNh'DA H6Rsks AND Mules,
oopdemned as unfit for public service
Terms: Cash in Government FUNDS.
sale TO commence It 10 o'clock m
BriS. Gen. and Chief ou.Iisrp..ssr.
te Nnt Depot OF Washington.
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DENTISTRY.
CKEAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY

Teeth Eatfncted rithosa PDin with th1 Mxhyits af
would sdvise ali persons having teeth to ex.
Haef 70 call at DR.. LEWIEp ONCE,
&nd have them taken ont by this new
and harmless process, Also eail andd11}YY31
examine the Doctor 3 new and i'm.
ron once see the great improvement in his teeth
you viii baye them in other style than this new
and valnable one. No. 249, Pa, avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
novN s, r. LEWII. II. D.. Dentist.
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WILLIAM BRADLEY BEGe 10 INFORM HIS
w friends and the public that he has On hand .
variety Of large snd beautiful style Of Monuments,
erder and s thankful for past favors and kopes TO
so,ieit share Of their patronage. Penn. avenue, /,
fetv cen 18th snd 18th f6 nh conn
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VI LQ0MIs, u: D: the Inyentor ANA Patentes
tends personally at his ofhcs In this
catg Many persons can wear thessolZIl
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my once can be accon,m edated
but to those who particular and wish the
eleenest, strongest and est perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MlNERAL PLATE VIII %
Booms IN this eityNNo SO Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch st
Philadelphia. mar4-1y
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PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON THE WEST WING
TIE NAVAL OBSERVATORY

Bureau ef Navi CATION Macy Departmea.,l
Washington. Jums ~ 1864.
Sealed Proposals for work on the west wing of
the United States Naval Obsery atory, endorsed
Proposals for work on observatory" and ad-
dressed to the chief of this Bureau, will bere.
ceived at the Bureau until of August /, 1854.
Drawings and specidcatinns of the work to be done
may be seen ct the Observ atory.
The work is to be completed by the LIST of 10.
vember, 1864. is 23-ThGM NAV
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COoD NEWS FOR THE TRAVELLER.

A new line of p. 8. Stages leave Pennsylyania
sts. Warrington, D. G., daily for4
Rosksiis Ma st7A clock R I. s.4nraavs nm Sv sams
route for Frederick, Md, connecting lines
With Poolsville and other, points. Having new
and splendid Coaches, feel satisfied that general
satisfaction will be the result ucrs cupp.Na
Person. desiring to go from Geersetovn vim
6nd the stage at the Montgomery House. on High
81, every morning at 8 CLOCK. " POW /.
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PERSONAL,
ONLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA.

DIR. BECHTINGER, formerly Surgeon in
aisS snafgs IN TIE austrian S and Italian army oc
Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knowi.
suas.s His Imperial na and his pDo i
hang in his office, Pennsyivania avenue. 500. pr.
necntln seria very much encouraged to have during
sna otbsrs
hshed, the following certificates may be attested :
This is to certify that have been troubled for
ing all medical treatment. and which through the
oy bans 1ssa snssa
your treatment Of my involuntary discharge,
and your success in it. recommend you very high.
what German newspaper, (Weker Columbia.)
After q long sickness my poor child became
aoopsesld IN which tme call to yop dea. sir snd
B street, No 29S."
~ II hsa h Il tried all specifies, without any effect,
MARYLAND av. 18th st. MULLER Painter"
these add and M mapy other difficult
time: Regular office hours from to ii a. m ;, and
tveS For the poor and posi-
ss6nsaSse Pennsylvana avenue, near Sd street, No.
oo&. jy SLIM
REwARE OF IMPosTORs Iii-Dr. LEON. for
Ala Penn's avenue. between ~ and 9TH streets .
where those afflicted teither male femals) with
diseases of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made il be fails to cure Persons at a dis
tance can be treated by addressing by mail
iy2.lm"
nOCTOR JONES, No. 41O Thirteenth street
~ west, between @ and H insures success in all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies'. HOurs9s q. m. to p. m. je g Inn
II DRJH. THOMPSON
LAS Removed from No. 274 north to 512
street, one door west of 7th st.
once hours, 10 to l. q. m.; to p. m. je23-1m"
NO CURE, NO PAY HGo to DR.. BROTHERS
! GRAY ard be cured. They have given
cure of all forms of Disease particularly that Of
sprivate character, for twenty years This Is the
Oldest established Botanic Medical Office in the
District, and have saved thousands from q dis
graceful and horrible death. How important 1t is,
then, for thoAe uafortunates who have brou sht
disease upon themselves, to be cured before it 10
too latei thus preventing exposure Of themselves
Office and residence 17e south street, Island.
opposite Smlthsonian. te s-lm"
OUERYs-Whs has the l,EEgest sssortnent Of
tical person that staInpsS Who has the largest
number Of hands at Embroidery Who has the
6nest stock OF Embroidsries, Braids, & C., and who
u the only person in the District that does Plutns
u PRfNoB, ss1 sTRREr,A
where ladies select from IS 900 ehoice patterns
for any kind Of work, and where they can get ANY
PATTERN stamped. Having stamped Tor $1,000
who do not want their goods spoiled. but stamped
& sy shond be- to the only person in the city
TLbTINGi FLUTIN9i PLUTINGi
fluting done as good as in new York or elsewhere
my 9-t 1881 street. opposite Patent Office
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ar TIsH WANG, The GREAT CHINESE
for GON0RRHG4, GLEEI.
LEk. ONE Box WILL PBkRoRn OUR1.-
Xxx Insredients are purely vegetable. II is
:. pleasant to the taste, has no bad odor, ana
John J; KR3NER. m s; ssessar S to 3. 8. Uoham. sos
chssspSfR Rn S pasis5aPslsAis pss and in Washington y
mail II 6-oOlY
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T YMAN'S PATENT

sELF SEALING FRUIT JAR.
We particularly invite the attention of those in
tending to put up fruit to examine LYMAND
SELF-SEAL1NG FRUIT JARS. Simple in con-
struction. they are more easily sealed or opened
than aHY now in use.
Samples Of berries and fruit put up in these Jars
last year can be seen at our store.
Full directions accompany each jar, for putting
up all kinds of fruit, bsEries i. e; e S As sou
Housefurnishing Store,
;vce@ otS penn ay between 9Th and 10th