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coeARTNERsHIP DISSOLVED

The CopartnerShip heretofore existing be.
tween Lewis Clephane, W. J. Murtagh, and
5. P. Hanscom, under the firm of WI. Murlagh
( CO., Publishers Of the NATIONAL (daily and
weekly RBPUDLICAY, in the city Of Washing,
ton, D. C., is this day dissolved Ivy mutual con.
sent, Mr.. Clephanc retiring from the concern.
LEWIS CLEPHANF,
WIN, J MURTAGH
s p HANSCOM
WAsHTGToN, January 9Sth, 1864.
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THE COURTS.


JUDGE PURCELL.
Apetltion from George T. Langley, one OF tho
surities OF Robert Coltman on his bond az eN-
eeutor Of Chas. L. Coltman, praying that said
Rob't Coltman may be required to give counter
security, was filed.
The vouchers of the 9th account of Catherine Il.
Evens, (now owens,) guardian to Evenina T.
Evans, orphan Of Evan Evans, deceased, were
approved and passed.
The eodicil appended to the will of Benjamin
Newton was fully proved.
District supreme CSHrt-CrimInal Term.
JUDGE oLIN.
In the case Of Edward W. W. Grimm and VIM. T.
Griffin, indicted Tor forclble entry and delainer, .
noHs pros, was entered by the United States Attor-
ney.
Sarah Brown, indicted upon the charge OF keep
ing bAwdy house, submitted her case, and vas
sentenced to pay q fine OF t26, and 10 de1aul oI
payment to be Imprisoned In the common JAll DOR
thirty days.
Jas Summerneld was acquitted Of grand larceny.
George Mitshell indicted upon the charge Oi
kea,' ling bAwdy house, was acquitted
The Court adjourned till Monday next, At 10
O'Clock.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMs,

Two Of the Russian vessels sailed from Fort
reSs Monroe Thursday.
GENERAL RosEcRANs was welcomed in st.
Louis yesterday morning with salute and es
corted TO his hotelby large concourse of mill
tary and citizens.
The Sanitary Fair in Cincinnati netted in
all &220, 200.
THE FIRE at Camden yesterday destroyed,
besides the depot, nine freight cars loaded with
Government hay, three emigrant cars, a hos.
pital car, two cars Allied with hogs and sheep,
and horse and mule, together with q steam
fire engine waiting transportation to New York
for repairs.
GROR0E d. PRENTICE, Of the Louisville Jour.
nal, was elected State printer by the Kentucky
Legislature yesterday.
GOVERNOR BRAMLRTTE has been elected U.
S. Senator for Kentucky, according to the Lou
Isvllc Journal.
j. B. LEONARD, business agent of A. T.
Stewart Il Co., New York, fell overheard from
lost.
RUMoRs prevail constantly In Kentucky OF
rebel raids in preparation. The truth Is that
the rebs must raid or starVe.
THK EXECUTION OF eight desertsrs appointed
yesterday in the army Of Potomac is suspended.
GOVERNOR SMITH, of Virginia, wants the
militia called out TO serve Government thirty
days at time.
The ARCHITEcTORAL steeds Of Lee's army
are reduced to four ears Of corn per day.
In THE soUTH, letters arc fifteen days in
going 200 miles, and the rebel soldiers are
down on the mail arrangements.
sEvLkIL BRIGADBs are said 10 have rc.cn
listed In the rebel army.
TEE REBEL officers are now compelled L
appeal to the patriotism and religion of thei
soldiers to prevent mutlny.
The RICHMOND Wig has queer report
dated Comeo, Miss, Jan. 92, stating that "Col
j. E. Forrest has captured Island No. 80, ant
all the negroes and managers, killing fifteen
and destroying the oxen and wagons. Scout
report the evacuation Of Corlnth, and that tn
enemy blew up the Notifications and fell bael
In the direction Of Memphis. Fort Pillow /
also reported to be evacuated.
uARPER's Pictorial HIST orr OF THE GREA'
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WV. T. BRoUoH, the veteran manager ol
musical and theatrical Affairs, at present acting a,
agent for Miss Laura Keene, has arrived In town
and 10 At the Kirkwood House. Mr.. Broush haI
caused the Washington Theatre 10 be really and
actually renovated, new scenery painted, proper
ties prepared, ETC., for the advent OF Miss Keenei
company, on Monday night, Feb. Ist.
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A CINCINNATI DISPATCH.
A Rebel Cavalry Company Captured.

A Rebel Cavalry Company Captured.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-A special dispatch to
the Commercial, dated five miles north of Tun-
mel Hill, Georgia, Jan. Goth, says:
Gen. Palmer with Davis's division moved
from here yesterday on q reconnaissance.
Tho 2Sth Kentucky and 4th Michigan drove
in the rebel advance piekets and captured a
company Of rebel cavalry.
The rebels retreated from Tunnel Hill during
the night.
They lost SO killed and wounded.
Our loss was two wounded.
The object OF the herecounoisance was effected.
Claiborne's division ls st Tunnel Hill ,on the
Dalton road. The balance Of the rebels have
disappeared and have probably gone to Mobile
or East Tennessee.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO DIVIDE
TUE FRIENDS OF THE UNION IS PAST"
81 SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THF
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
81 PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEMSLY SWEAR TO HEScEFoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEPEND THE CoNsrI.
TUITION OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
oF THR STATES THERKUNDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The NATIONAL RErrRICAS willie continued
as heretofore, under the business firm Of W. j,
MrRTAGH N Co., who will assume all rcspon
sibilities in the settlements of its accounts
The Editorial management of the paper will
continue, as during the past year, under The
charge Of Mr.. HANsCoM.
WI. MURTAGH,
SP. HANSCOM,
WAIUISGToN, Jan. 2s, 1854.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Union Victories Near KnoxviIl. and I'm
Alabama,

Union Victories Near Knoxville and In
Alabama.
The following dispatches have been received
Of the headquarters Of the army
HEADoRs MIL'V DIV. OF THE MIssIssIPPI
Nashville, Tenn, January 10, 1884.
Major General J. q. Foster telcgraphs from
Knoxville, under date 0 q. M, 2sth, as follows;
have the honor TO report that the cavalry
under Gen. sturgis achieved a decided victory
over the enemy's cavalry yesterday near Fair
Gardens, about ten miles east of seylerylllc.
McCook's division drove the enemy back about
two miles, after a stubborn fight, lasting from
daylight to four p. M, at which time the divl-
sion charged with the sabre and a yell and
routed the enemy from the field, capturing
two steel rlhcd guns and over one hundred
prisoners.
The euemy's loss was considerable, 81 OF
them being killed or wounded In the charge.
Garrard's and Wolford's divisions came up
after forced march In time TO be pushed In
pursuit, although their horses were Jaded.
Gen. Surgis hoped to be able to make the rout
complete
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My stock Is complete Ia each department, and
consists of all the most deErADle goods oi this
season, q few OF which will name:
100 Dress Patterns OF silk and Wool, Kept Pop.
Inns, Rept. MerinoH, Plain MsrlnOeS, He'
IS Pieces OF various kinds Of Wool ana Cotton
Dress Goods very cheap,
large stock OF leather color AlpGcEs, bought
before the advance In gold, will he I'd at cost
1000 yards Heavy Black silks, from II per yard
up TO e2.26, cheaper than they have hrt'q sold In
Warrington for twelve months.
Ali kinda Of Mourning Goods, very cheap
About so Black Cloth Coats for ladies win he 'old
less than cost.
100 pieces CAlie0a, at ls& cents per yard.
A few cases OF Bleached Cotton, at % cents per
yard very good
Also, cafpetlng, oil-Cloth, &c., on the second
door
solicit especial and early calls from my friends
and the public generally,
SHALL CONTINUE TO SELL
REDUCED PRICES
FoR
THIRTY DAYS ONLY
ONE PRICE.
Terms, Cash W. W. HURDETTE,
No, s6i seventh street, between and X.
JGs0-5t
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HOTEL KEEPER ARRESTED. - Moses Bean,
proprietor Of the United States Hotel was arrested
by Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt, upon the
charge OF foreIble entry and detalner The com.
plalnant Ia Louisa sommers, a boarder In the
house Bean was taken before Justice Clayton,
who held him for further hearing in the security
Of three hundred dollar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

LIQUoR sBLLERs FNED.-B. Ayres, Ann
MOKiSe and Seth Lunsford were hned $50 each, by
Justice ReAver, for selling liquor to soldiers.
Jno Kidwell, for selling liquor on Sunday, was
fined s06 by Justice Ferguson. His place OF busi-
ness on Massachusetts avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth street. WAS ordered to be close until further
orders,
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COMMITTED 10 THE OLD CAPIToI.-Danlel
Brown, private of the 2ud District regiment, who
was confined in the Old Capitol and escaped, was
arrested by some Of Capt. scheetz's officers and
recommitted by Capt Todd Richard D, Harris
and Samuel J. Hopkins were also committed for
stealing Government property. They were seat
to this city from Muddy Branch on the Upper ro-
tomAe.
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RECEPTION TONIGHT.

Representative Alley and Mrs. Alley, of Mas
sachusetts, will receive this evening, at their
residence, on Fourth street, near Louisiana
avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

NOTORIOUS FEMALKs. Alice Cole, Mary
stephens, Matilda Light, Catherine Kane, Mary
Mccormack, Ellen Bride were yesterday after
noon arrested by patrolnen Pullln and weeden, OF
the Tenth Precinct, for diSoTderly SssAuct, The
last named was hRed -, and the others 81 each.
These are all notorious prostitutes, and have been
Tenth precinct
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MISS LAURA KEENE.-Thls eminent actress
and most successful mAnAgsEess hss become the
lessee Of the Washington Theatre, and II IL under
stood that she has rentted II for the production Of
the drama in a manner that will do justice TO hes
fame. She opens the Washington next Monday
night with q capital combination company, capa-
bic Of giving full effect to the entire play In which
they may appear. Our citizens may anticipate
some rich enter ItAinmsnts by Laura Ktene's Com
pAny.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

The HOGAN AND KKRRIGAS C1SB RECoSsID-
ERED.-Chris. V. Hogan and John A--errisan have
been indicted BY the grand jury on the charge Of
false pretenees in obtaining money from John
Smith, who was arrested here as q desorter in Au-
gustlaSt. The grand jury had previously dismissed
both parties, hut rsconsidered It's action In the
premises.
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JOHN A. RAwLINs,
Brig. Gen. and Chief of StaT.


E'N'''' ''E'"Ii WIT " T1vF'
On the morning Of the 25th, the enemy, six
hundred strong, attacked our garrison of about
one hundred at Athens. After a two hours
fight, the enemy was repulsed and driven.
Our loss was twenty; the enemy's much
gre0ter. On the eth Col. Miller had a severe
fight on this side Of Florence, repulsing the
enemy. Our loss fifteen killed and twenty five
wounded. JOHN A. RAwLINs,
Brlgadlcr General and Chief of Staff.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30

WHAT WILL the copporhead defenders of
slavery do when they have lost even their
Southern suppOrIersl
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49,,
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claim a. Tho r,sror.,,y. Of ~. a., h,. 40 rscon.
.,,,c,sd Mr.. wood,. t.r,ou. .,o,v a. IN ,oc,ss.s
a, a. ,.,,s,,sa "A. .vmn.,,.,,o ,o.r,,, and ,ouor
.na ,hu. ,..,,O. uo,orohe, -. ...or,,., Ids,.
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or,,,,., ,,ou, ut. ,,o, ,,o.. ,or,,,.
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N rs,oDot,. with tho nurI,v and tho rsaD.msn,o oI
the Earia daughter.
ConHultinE those emotions Of pIty and Of sym.
pathy which few, II any, auditors can withhold
from tho sorowiul but inexorable separation OF
such clngIng loves as that of Carlyle and his err.
Ing but repentant wife, the drAmAtist has sofened
IN , m,pn,r 10 p,omo,s N, ,sD,Imsn,u ho.n,y
Hna P"'sioh"s power "nhout "e'tAoung, In any
o,,,r.r,.n,. or ro.,,o ,,,,,.. -, .sn,.,
few, II any, play. known to the modern stage an.
peal with more passionate feIvor OF earnest truth.
'aines'' or OF whoe'ome erect TO all those symPS'
L.. 49,, ,,..,.,1ar.,I"
and shades, Its doubts and condolences joys and
,o ,-,,ht,I ,h., soId ,Ddssd r,n,, ,s ,ha ho.,,
vn,o, co,,d f.u n r,,o.,v. and n .rn,.,,.,o -,
verisimilitude. II is, therefore production which
Mr.. Ford can conscientiously commend to the
earnest attention OF all who would read Nature In
Ui,,,, N, u,,so,d, and Son, or ov, ,Hv IN. r,,v
eonvev, . ,.lut.ry Ie,,on. II teaches. with clio.
qusnce beyond the power of Press or Pulpit 10 sur:
,,,,,. .I ,,,,,..,.. ,.,,, ,,,,,,,.. o,,o., ,n.
inyIolabls sAnctity of Home and Us alrars.
, -
First production OF an original Five act Domestic
Play, written expressly for Mr.. John T. Ford, by
Clifton W. Tsyleure' Esqn oi the Baltimore bSr'
| dramatic author OF East Lynne. or, The Elopf.
meht," " horse-shoe hoOlhsoh' Nupid IN bAltl'
.,,,.,
ihE LApi i'noHh VT fnoi hiNNT'
AcTL wrr LYNNE. The B.Il-Ths New BELLE
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MRS. D. P. wERs,

Whose surprising genius has renewed here the
brilliant triumphS OF her career in London ENG.
lamb, New York, Boston, PhIladelphIa, and BAlti-
more, will present on Monday night, for the first
time,
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FOUR O'CLOCK. 2. M.


The inclemoncy of the weather, to-day, did
not dampeu the ardor Of those who desired to
pay their respects to Mrs. President Lincoln,
at the Executive Mansion, this afternoon. The
attendance was quite large, and more brilliant
and fashionable matinee has not taken place
since they commenced this season.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

denee on Capitol Hill. large number Of dis.
tingulahed personaEes were present The services
were performed BY Rev'd. Messrs. ChAnuinG and
Finekel-addresses, both 10 the lEnglish and
German languages being delivered BY Mr.. Flnekel.
The remains were taken to the Congregational
Cemetery where solemn and impressive services
were rendered by the gentlemen abSve-nAmed
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EoRD's NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH STREET, ABOVE y.

"-But how shall woman tell
ofwonmSn's shame and not with tears she fell
For she went on Forsook her home, her hearth,
All pure affection, all sweet household mirth,"
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..H d.
Expressly written for Mn. IoHx T. FoRp, by
C. W. TAYLEURE, Esq, of the BALTIMORE
BAR,
East Lynne,) and which !. sonR- -
IDENTIFY claimed As
THE GREATEST SENSATION PLAY OF THE
AGE.
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A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ ToDE
SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.

Having TO make some Improvement In my store,
have determined TO sell, for thirty days my en-.
tire stock OF
FINE DRESS GOoDs
AT COST, AND
oMESTICs AT REDUCED Prices.
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alatiunal Republican,
WASHINGTON. d. G.

sATURDAYm::;::;;:;!;:::JANUARY 80, 1854.
~ This paper Is non Furnished By carriers 10
Subscribers IN tbs city and Gcorgetomn at thirty
cents per month.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


GOLD MARKET.
(By the Peoples Lne-Oniees No. bII Ninth street
and corner PennGylVAniA avenue and Sixth
street, under National Hotel.
JANUARY 80, 1884.
New York, 10 \. m ,l5oISl0lb1
New York, II .. .m"....................i6s .i6sE6DlbT
Philadelphia, 10 g. .l66A(
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IIARPER's PICTORIAL HIST oRT OF THE GREAT
REHEIIIoN.-The sixth nun lber of this splen-
did work has been received by Franck Taylor
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REBEL CRIEs.-The cry of the rebel Anan.
clers is, "CTWsus l"- of the rebel armies,
"Increase US ~
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TIE LITTLE DAISY,

by Mr, and Mrs. c. B. Bishop and others
On Monday vcning, the magnificent Lonngtng
and Club Room attached TO this Theatre will be
open to its pat,Yh'' J"'O-"
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The Eminent American Artist
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A NEW VERSION OF EAST LYNNE,
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ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1864,

First production Of an original Five act Domestic
Play, written expressly for Mr.. John T. Ford, by
Clifton W. Tayloure, EIq, of the Baltimore BAr,
dramatic author OF " East Lynne. or, The Elope.
ment, -" Horseshoe Robinson" )" Cupid In BaltI.
more" and other plays, entitled
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beisefdst unb miro DEFENDERS Der erltaenannte
Irtitel bon pieIen 5ctelbeisern gum @ebraud
empfpblen. saa s.aa
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fir ben mOrsen na6 !9amburg abgebenben
Sampfer miifIen 1pdteltenS bis beute gta1mite
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E 8ir panihen bic Aufmertlawteit mn.
ierer 2eier aut bas beIte Nbenb in Der Surn=
bale ltattfinbenbe Quartett ~GOnSert
iu lenten.
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neueu seSsrapbii6eu &ertes, peI&es Dor Slr,eur in
philadelphia eri@ieu. Daierbe eRtbSlt cine Waense aar.
ten, ale G6ele Der Grbe oarftenent, uuS lift, b~eionbers
mas bic ameritnuii@su @taatcu ~aubetrifft, seuau unb
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eifte iimmtIi@er YofsOiFcen Der Ser. Staatsn u. Siele
intereHdnfe Statifiten. Der reiIenSe Agent, Serr Soi.
j.. 9assers, 6eiiubet fi& sesenipSrtis in Der Gtabt, um
Sefteuunsen auf bieies Wert a-8anebmen 9eben Dieu.
tas it er aud iA DtarpIan6s9 nfttut gu Ieben, 100 bas
Bert auTtest. @s wirS Hur auf Subscription ~Dertaaft.
Seine B06nnns if SO. lob g. 8roahwas. (12OttlW)
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(ljnllllnOinO, Q. e.

T Ser observation-disclosures
1T iebt in Sbdtigteit. 9ie Stact 1T in AZ
StatiOnen ein9etbeilt, peIde an na6ftebenOen
Hldben erri6tet lino:
1. ltnipntrpn.
2. oeali9e grttte etraes ans lael. e.,strass.
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a. Sefl. Glfte Strass unb @ennfplban;a Mpenue.
5. Seflt6e Siebente Struse unb gennlplSania Apenus.
6. SeRli6e Sebts Str. un6 flbl. M=Strase.
7. 9pltjet Station, a6'er @recirct. SfltGe Tnafte StraSt
unp South Garpliua Mcenue
8. Sefl. 8terte Str. Iub n6rnlide &sStr.
9. DELL. Se6He Strase uub nSrhl. S.Str.
u. Suder engine Spuie, Oeftltde 3rsite 5trnge uub nbre-
Tide &sStrdge
IS. Oeali6e 3peite Str. unb . f-g apitpl-S Ctr.
IA. SIC. 4 @neine 5rule. Capitol 9tu.
10. NeftliGe 3reite Stra6e unb fubl. S.Str.
10. Ypltiet Station. Weitli6e Sier-nnb<etn=taI SttaBe mnt
fuelide T=StraBs.
II. gpefl. Vtersuros TN tdlb-Str unb fubl MsStr.
Is. &eitl. Cite Straee unb Marslanb Arenue
10. Q0eftl. 8ier-llnb=etn balb"Str. unb Warblane Npenue.
q. NprsIi6e G.StraBe unh Stem Series @penus, Gtienbabu
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81. Wetl. 8noltte Str. uab nErel. S'Str.
80 Np. Gnetns 9Suie, nSrbIiSe DsStrass anf pefIi6s
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rnb u0rflihe S-Straee.
46. Np. l engine SCufe, Seitlihe @inunb; ran ,igae Strase
nnb pennpltdnia Mcenue.
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unb nErbIide 9-StraBe.
as. gDeftl. 3~ran8iefe StaBs unb nSrelt&e D. Str.
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81. @efltGe S~e1sune;pansigHc Ctr. unb n2rtl. @.Str.
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81. GdSp garb-Itpr.
So. @entral-O Office, 3ebnts Str.
Bon Der Central Office an Der 10. Strabe
5pii6en 8. uno G.sGtr. bebnen Ii9 bic 9rdbte
mad allen Stutiunen uno Seuerpebrz2 otalen.
IlS superintendent puroe 9r. 81. 9. SaIcctt
e%rnanrt, pel3er Elm ti6tiger uno erfabrener
Selesrupbiit iein ipll.
t Sn ben 9OfpitdIeru ltarben bis
gum u. b. Wt8. iOlgenoe 9euti6e @m.
Ban @u9pner, Comp. W, Z. 81. q. i6mere
9trtilerie; Auguit 36tbing, 49. Set. Geierpe>
SIM. S6eerer8, Comp. 6, 60. 81. 9.
6enrp SIeming, Comp. s, 3. 9eIus
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eubGNenssOfFc Der Der. ct. Mrmee.

90. ~ SpWtpHr.
Baltimore, ben 13. CIT. 1864.
0etaeaelte Mnatbete, I'M Duplitat, merbsn duf bieir 81
fce bis WUntas, ben II. Sttpter.h. S., Nltttass IL utr,
enteestneencmutn, UNI has Der. 81. Subffens' Depdrte-
ment Az Baltimore, Nlh. ~ ertten NIT
400 $pnnen sutem 9eu lin 8auen) uno
5000 8uibelu altem Sprn IN ben Aebren
(S5 pfb. auf ZEN Suftell In sutsn Sddtn, ~Srsn isbtr On
Pm. bGlt.
Mnbtettr nSstn sOr (Gldsen. tns @anie pber irstnb etnen
8beil bee cbtetn Quentitat tu lteern. Die eteftranetn fnb
am gOaters aDbart Baltimore, wlb. 81 utafen nne irar we
fclat @iRe 96Ifte tnnerhnlb 10 Edstn unb BEN &tt timer.
baIb 90 &asen mad G~rttetIuns bs Gsntraits.
DaS %pftrtrtt 6tu rirb elmer Stnaaen SnipeIttSa nnter-
wrrftn. ebe Is an9ensmmeR mirA.
8atluns wirb In Iclden 8snbs stleiRtt, ais an Sanb inb,
wenm tttnt Srrbonten, fpbolb ale mel6e etnecbeH.
8prmulGre fur Mneebot Fnh tn etefer Office ~ BADEN
Sehe 9erfUn cber iehe Sirna, nel&e Mneetptt malt. mus
BIZ ieItea tur6 etnen &reuttb ~beslettsn, mtnn nt&t etn fSl6er
bier ~rfstartrt rnree.
p s.. 8. Gilman,
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