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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

FINSO Hundred and Fifty Dollars kewarf-atoien
4 from my stable, two miles south Ut King Viii
ham II, on Friday night, the 18th OF April, a
small sorrel horse, about nine years old, his hinc
feet wh:e, small star in his forehead which extends
Ia 6 narrow blaze to near the end of his nose thin
name aud tail. will pay $3.50 for the recovery OF
ead herse and $te0 additional for the apprehension
OF the thief. SELIIN SLAUGHTER
sp 2i-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

4 VSI CVW.-S10 HtWa71I. -Stfaytu TFOni my
I 10. on the 2!st inst cow, large body, dark
brown, with a white stripe on her back, white
under the body, and white spot In the forehead
She gives milk. Deliver her 10 me, on Main, be-
tween ist and Foushee sts and the above reward
will be paid. Zap 23-It'l f NANCE
Y USf An Oco.b, il which, WAS rolled q DC TX
4 i entitled "Paine's Works, - with the owners
name "a II or W "est) stamped On ts bscs. A
suitable reward will be paid il lef. at this otisc.
ap 23-3j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

7 USr-trom Mr J 'hu Siuart's, on Fran kiln It,
1 between 7;h and Sth, sky Terrier. Areward
OF $.h will be p.id, ard no questions asked, to any
one who will Return him 10 his owucr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

on DOLL AXIS Reward i'll New Currency l ost,
IVA small black and tan terrier dog, with
steel collar, answers TO the name OF I" Jack" The
above reward will be given IL left at
While, AONTEiRO X cos,
anl2-lis 40 ydl Main sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

AiOk Kent--FurDished rOOEs, with The VI
r. paror and kitchen Apply on Mar. hall etreet
between Goth aud 10th SITS Chu.ch Hill, first tr ck
h0usa. ap 25--lh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

GRAND SELECT BALI
"A Will be given ut tho Monticello Hall,
Broad street, between 9Th and 9TH, on
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IS, 1864.
The management respectfully announce that no
means will be left untried TO render il one Of the
Etst pleasant ard agreeable s airs Of the season.
Good order wilt be enforced
A good GOtiiIUn Band has been engaged.
MANAGERS.
II Atkss1n J W Pefkips
e w Duke IL 5 Howard
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies', S.
an 20 Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

VAYAN FED % 600 old issue Of TO- and upwards.
W 925 600 per cent Confederate bonds.
up I5-3t WIN ISAACS X co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

kSOK Rent-A very desirable and pleasau, family
residence, situated ON franklin, between 26th
and 9th streets, containing ten rooms, with gas
through tho house, together with the usual out.
buildings, and to good tenant tho reut Will be mod
etaie FOR torn,s spplytO
CLOPrON i LYME,
an 23-at Once cornar wall and Frank lin sia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

TOk Kent-And possession given the 10Th Of
II May next, the house now occupied by james
Macmurdo, next door to St Paul's Church, fronting
on Grace st. Apply to VIM NORWOOD,
sp 2o-3tt 9th st, bet Broad and MarshAli.
I, on RENT-A handsomely furnished room,
r with use of parlor and attendance of servant,
on Leigh, between 5th and 9Th SITS. Terms, $75
per month. Apply third door from 9Th street.
an 95-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-25

HrOk kent-A large Lumber HOUSE ON the H.sin
~ bank, suitable for storing Or for Government
purposes. For terms apply 10
CLOPTON l. LYME.
ap23-St Cff1oe corner Wall and Frank lin kta
IrOR Kent-To gentlemer, . large furnished
sired. In ono OF the most desirable locations on
Franklin street. Address Box 73l, CityPO.
Aho, wanted competent Il male house servant
by the month. an ~ AN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
LEGAL NOTICE

ny me sd day OF March, AID. 1864, a petition was
~ hledin the office OF the Clerk Of the Court on
common Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery and the
STATE q OHIO, by 10 eph sShock, Eliaahcth Wykof
Dsnet w Young, and Augustus UTsohell which Ne.
@ @uttoh " peading Ia said Court, the object and
Iiyero, wploh H. 20 yaoate an ellsy SIX feet wide
ihhhng between lots No no and nc, Also between
@ io.s ~, lsJ and lsi IN the tosn OF Mamlshura, IN
sMu county running ffom Main street 70 soufheast
WFeenpn, lntersectng alley running north and
SOUTH eld iron then1e east 10 Canal street. Al the
efa OF the said Court application will ba made
70 facate said alley accordingly.
May ~, 1854 -dlWaW4 Attorney for Petitioner.
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9aanteu.

/" Iku--QaruGEs woodworkmsu pI.ak
wv smiths and Painters wanted lfnmedts;.lv Th
osst OF wages gwen. Apply 10 an"
b as 't-l' ebAl W. w'PnILLfPs, Fourth street
Nv ANrED-TA situation As Engineer on = eta
Nv uonAfy ensng, BY young Inan lalely frop,
aiiNaYi Hs had three years experience has IA az
lesuoh 70 gong 70 the country 40 early
" ~ soloted Please address H. ~ d offes "a IhIs
p~Pe', s'A1ihs where an interEiew may be had
LAS NoIICE-ln consequence Of the Advance a.
~ coal lahorand ~ materials that enter into ~
hoVApee lne pnce Of Ca one dollar pSr nos sS@f
'ioIn % we hfet day OF Mag until fuTi her nefloe
'N' 8. z. EVANS, Secretary.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthon and W Stewart, Dayton; George I,
Boyer, MRmisburg; stoc Slayer, Union; j q Ander.
son, centeryillei Myers, New Lebanon II Jackson,
ChambershurR y Il Bauer, Harrisburg ID B Divine
Johns sylllei Arnold mbeT south Arlin gtOn; aeob
Smver, West baltimore; J Rookie 90, Cfermantowni
] MURPHY, Vandaliai Nckols, Liberty, u Raes
hafmersullei heveTling& a Herr Saleui W Fyunont,
Williams swaner, West Baltimore; Parker Bro
Cos Parkersburgj aud by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the Uniteo states and Oanadas
aufIdly
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MUSIC STOREf

fIHh sIenuon Of musicians and an loVSfs Of yn,,s
~ ohled 70 our splendid ass0FtTnent a. kins ~
lihstfhinents OF th6 most approx manuiaeiarss -
W. heys constantly on kand 4 fae stotf on tinin.
rlules ullaTt, ConcerhAos, and Aecordsoes Of 80
fAnaty OF quality and prlee. ee'e'1
:, Beng Aeo agents for Rrnest Gatlets e.l.br.,.,
rlapY Fores, We are able 70 furnish the pubile vge
snsse % hhS snaLemqDth which may be faVaFablv eoH,
iacilliiss are such - snable ua Z, nbish ~
6 sposs, AZ also nase sheet music and IN h,sss
Sa G ~ Rrioea and terna thai can
A.. Gu, J. A. f1SHER, nj Main straAt 2 q
-, D4ef5af he'~een Third and Fonrlh
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apbolSterp.
LEGAL NoTICE

ON lhe cd day OF March, A.D 1854, petition was
~ hled ~ the office Of the Clerk of IA, Conf "a
common fieas OF The c0uDty Of Montgomery and the
state q ONO, by Ja 90 Pontus which beirtion s nov
Pehdlig IN aed Court the object and prayer Of Whi
- - ~ ate tho atley between lots No ana q tfe mn
,ength OF those lots running east and weet ny tbs
town q bndsport in said county; at the ne Il term
ol the seld OonH application viii be made 60 yscale
9','t " l.f vi aely aao,oInllely ADAM CLAY
WAY - iooa -dl"aW} Attorney fof Petitioner
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WILLIAm WALKrR
THE ENEMY sURREKDEREDI
q II EAT snA UaH r Err
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
u o II n a n n O p p 4,

NO y n q 4 n o y p tIIH| 1TII-
No, sea- THIRD STREET, DAYToR, oHIe, ...
HAvk made formidable attack on High Price,
u and ent them OF entirely 31T - -"ot Hi
NotHithItAndlnS the depressed condition of ths
Spepsfy' thsy are rseeaVing the largest stock Of
CLOTHS, OAssnAKRzs, VHsrIsas, usi ~
stI GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
or The iAtsst Styles, and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN sHIRTs. tist'n9a 9ui osl
1 ooLLARf' pRARKks, NHoK TIES, 4c, w..
nser beiors offered TO the publ,o., Their .,oaL ot
laa READY MADE CLOTnngG
IL nSW and fashionable, aud are ofsrsd unusuuFy o,.
ai e4.,.si FOR CASH. is..u4......- ..
The public are invited 10 call and esamina q. ,0..
have sxirA nieo goods, Aad oser gg ibdocsmsnts'
shiSsf ysdi dIniu Ne. "a 4bi,e 4hs9sf. p 81,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

fsrry Weaver, Plaintiff, against Nathan n. Boys na.
Sndet T before John Burnett, Justice Of M Peace
the ssth day Of Merch 1854 SAID Jnsilot tssns,i
~ an order o. Attaohnn fhe above Acton fer
~ 7uIn ol sixteen dollars and nlnety. ave eehls
iu5 on the ltth dAy OF Nay At one O'clock n M
HYN0 Nlus1m 3he PERRY WEAVER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

..IIWJif & m wEEKiY! H,s5tst8t
One square, eighty words, one week, ,....... 81 ~
Per aquare, ea0hweekin addition, ,...........,, 50
Fo h9uefof one Ia Ou
~ Terms for Advertisements occupying create
sTaoe or for longer period than above specified msd
known at the Oountihg Room s1~Ail Advertisernei
are charged 81 the above rates. nlesA written agree
nent stnndo previous TO lnsartipu 4 9 All casual ad
vertsementa muat DO paid for In advance.
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lost,
WutcIs. o6r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sd BEACH STREET BosToN.t nad ~
directly opposite thu Boston and Wofeee ii Railroad
4Is5s 5ogs DePot1 ia.dN uoiiaEB1
FIiHE underNgned, who has beer eonneeted ,yiththe
Amcnran House 10 tsis city, Tor over nine years,
term Of yeArs and pedges him Ell 70 his irsnds sn5
the puse 70 use his htmost efforts 10 sustain ths
utauon Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, es 4 iirst.
class hoqss The pubic tnay rely upon hndnR, ~
las, s mouse az the appliances and somoFts Of Gz
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per dag. Ii 'aH
eca1eIn ! iL-.- l1su PRANK y PRATT.
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Uo=partnrrsblp.
OO.PARTNERSHIP.

7
UNHE uudersigned have this day formed a co-part-
i nersnip under the name and hrm of BREENE n a
NIXON, for the purpose OF transacting Wholesale
and Retail oihng and Merchant Tailoring Business,
at the Old stand OF W. a. Bresne, "a Main street, op
poslta the COnrl House. whore they would be plea
TO see the od friends of th house, and as many new
ones aa may favor them with call.
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW @. NIXON
Dayton, February /, 1864 feild3awl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-08
FROM MISSOURI.
Rebel Force at Chalk RIuffs.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-A report was circulated
on creditable authority in Cairo, On Saturday,
that considerable rebel force under Shelby
from Charlestown, Missouri. Part of them
were expected to attack Charlestown, while
the rema ainder demonstrated upon Cape Girar.
dean. This is doubtless Tom Freeman's gang
OF guerrillas making an incursion into Mis-
souri,, as the last accounts from Shelby placed
him In the vicinity of Helena, where he has
been operating for some time.
Assessment on the Disloyal Citizens of
Boone County.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 6.-Gen. Rosecrans, being
satisfied that the citizens Of Boone county have
been cooperating with and encouraging bands
OF bushwhackers and other outlaws, and that
owed mother and two sisters, was recently
shot while on q steamer lying at a wharf by q
gang of these villains, has ordered an assess
ment Of $4,000 on the disleval citizens for the
benefit Of the mother and sisters Of said Wa.
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SHERM
Enemy'S Loss at Atlanta-Opr Forces Inn
proving the Vict0ry-PartIcularso OF tn
purSuit. - -

Enemy's Loss at Atlanta-Opr Forces Inn
proving the Victory-PartIculars OF the
Pursuit.
NEW YORK, Sept. The Herald's special
Chattanooga dispatch of the 5th has adyices
from Jonesboro on the morning of the Cd
Hoods army was then retreatIng, with Sher-
man hanging ferceiy on his rear. The head Of
the Union column was skirmishing with the
rebel rear near Fayetteville, SIX miles from
Jonesboro.
The fighting around Jonesboro has been very
On the both, the 4th and 23d corps struck the
Macon line, five miles beyond East Point
Meantime the 18th. 10th, and 18th corps and
Kilpatrick's cavalry were skirmishing briskly
with the enemy on the right, driving them
across Flint river into Jonesboro.
Hazens division of the 18th corps took DOS
session OF prominent hill on the way to the
enemy's position. Next day the enemy burst
in masses On the 18th corps, but their repeated
assaults were repulsed, they losing several
general officers, including Major General An
derson mortal1y wounded. Our loss was slight
as we fought behind works.
HaZen's division captured two flags on the
morning of the 1st Of September. The 14th
corps marched along the Macon line, DESTROY
ing the track for several miles. In the after
noon they assaulted the rebel entrenchments
and, after desperate conflict, lasting two
tertes, one the celebr ated Loomis battery. late.
ly taken from US at Chickamauga, some battle.
flags of General Gaven and an Arkansas brig.
ade. Early in the night Lees corps moved
away to join Stewards corps, left in Atlanta,
the command devolving on Hardee, who re.
treated on the Macon road.
Hood, finding the situation desperate In At
lanta, also retreated on the 1st, burning nearly
a thousand bales of cotton and eighty.six
wagons laden with ammunition. At the break
OF day on the I'd our army followed In hot pur-
suit The object was to get between Hood and
Hardee and cut Off one of them. The deIeat
has has had paraliZing effect on Hoods
army, and the soldiers and militia are break
ing for home on all sides.
Details Of the occupation Of Atlanta by Gen
Slocum are given, including a note from Ma.
jor Calhoun asking protection for non.conn.
batants and private property, which was
granted.
Nashville dispatch of the 5th to the Her.
aid says 1t Is believed here that Hood has been
forced to retreat to Macon, via Augusta rail.
road, and thence advance to meet Sherman,
who, meantime, can make rapid march on
Macon, and reach it ere Hood can muster 8
sufficient force to oppose him successfully.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Deserters from the Union Army Detected
Reports from Pensacola.

Deserters fr ON the Union Army Detected
Reports from Pensacola.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 6.-The hospital
steamer Western Metropolis, sailed for New
soldiers
The steamer John Disney, while loading
at the wharf at Portsmouth yesterday, sunk
caused by the mismanagement OF her cargo.
W. l. II. Bagwell, q prominent secessionist
OF portsmouth, was, with his family, sent be-
yond our lines yesterday, not to return during
Refugees have, for some time past, been
coming Into Norfolk in large numbers. Among
them the authorities have just detected q mum.
Der OF deserters from our army.
Inc naval supply steamer Bermuda, from
Pensacola, August 20. p. M, arrived here this
morning.
From one OF the passengers we gather the
following reliable facts; During the Siege Of
Mobile and up to the surrender Of Fort Nor.
gan, Aug. 24h, our loss in all was, one ship
sunk by torpedo, one burned through infrac-
tion of orders, and 800 men, one half Of whom
were killed or drowned
On the other hand, we have taken /, 200 to
1SO0 prisoners, and the two best vessels OF the
enemy; caused the gunboat Gaines to be
burned by the rebels, and driven the remainder
behind their distractions. Three forts, with
oHe hundred guns Of heavy caliber, with all
their material, come by unconditional surren.
der. The rebel gunbeat Morgan escaped to
Mobile: The enemy blew up the gunboat
Powell to prevent her falling into our hands
The United States steamer Oneida suffered
more than sny other vessel. Commander ].
r. Mulaney lost his left arm.
The second day after the surrender of Fort
Morgan torpedo was accidentally exploded
ON the beach, killing five men and wounding
four OF the Seminole, killing two OF General
Granger's men,and taking both arms Off of one
man from the Metacomet The pilot of the
Hartford was also wounded.
Reports from Pensacola say that the rebel
Admiral Buchanan is doing well, and will not
lose his leg. Commander Murphy. of the Sell
ma, who was also wounded, is doing we'll
Commander J: d. Johnston, OF the rebel ram
Tennessee, is in hospital at Pensacola The
executive officer of the Tennessee, who is
among the prisoners, is on the United States
frigate Potomac
A salute of one hundred guns was fired here
to-day at noon in honor Of the victory in Mo.
bile Bay.
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I'D DIePeBALs 701 LOAN.
flIAsulY DrPAlrnHR1, u

fnIAeunY DHPAlfAIHT. JuH II ~.
Notice 10 hereby given hat subseript pliers vin
be received BY the Treasurer Of the unissa Seses:
Ne several Assistant frsasufefs and pestsnssee
pe,ostoyiss and by the ational Banks dest snased
and susiiaed as pspositories and Financial Agents,
for Treasury Notes payable three year. nom
August Is, 1854, bearing Interest ~ she fa'e ei
seven and three -tenths per cent Per Ahham, WIN
semi annual coupons attached psysOae m Aa"io
neney.
Thass notes win be convertible at the optieA Of
fhs holder at maturity, into six per cent. gold
he.,ine bspds redeemable after Ave and payable
twenty years from August lb, 1867.
The Notes win be issued in the denominations Of
sfty one hundred, ave hundred, one thousand and
Rye thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank
or payable to order may be directed By the sub
ssrihers.
AL subscription must be for ffty dollars, or
some multiple OF dfty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos
hes. The party depositing must endorse upon the
ovisfsal certificate the demo omination Of notes
snired, and whether they to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be
len with the otacer receiving the deposit, - be
Ssrvarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners hee
oftrsnsrortation charges as soon after the receip
ofthe original Certiacst es of Deposit a. they can
Be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August ID On all
deposits made prior to that date. and will be paid
by the De department. upon receipt of the original
certificates.
A the notes draw interest from August 1b, per
sons making deposits subsequent TO that date
must pay the interest accrued from date OF note to
date of deposit
Parties depositing 2 twenty Eve thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will
be allowed a commission of one quarter of one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt of bill for the amount certified to by
the oficer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
Ohcers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the origin al
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informs
tion. and afford every facility for making sub
seriptions. W.P. FBSSENDlN,
ty Btf Secretary of the Treasury
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER


fFronting Penn'a avenue and Ninth Street.)
FITZSIMMONS Proprietor and Stage Manager.
Inauguration of the Fall Season. Entire lew
Company: The very front and foun tain of Mirth.
Stars Male and female Artistes of all Kinds. Pret
test Ladies-Sylphs of Grace. Paragons of Beauty.
Mirth in abundance; Laughter in volleys; Grand
Theatrical performance; Brilliant Music Hall
Show; Now creating Great Excitement; Startling
Dramatic History; Terrible and Shameful Crimi,
nal Acte: Heartless Male and Female Fiends; Life,
Death, Mystery. and Crime; Fitz Simmons Truth
Drama; Witnessed by over sD,on persons. entitled
Girl; Battle Of Pines; View Of Richmond in the
Park Pa at Sunset; View of the Long Bridge; The
ton City, Alexandria, Georgetown. and Navy Yard
Interested the Whisky Sml gg lers of the Potomac:
Gambling at smithsonian Park; Secret Myste les
6gsrItmsnt, Capitol. Treasury. Patent Office, Post
man, woman and child should see it. Also tho
Great Music Hall Show. The Comic Singer Of tho
World, Joe Warner; the Ethiopian Monarch, Billy
Worrell; the Premeur Danseuse, Miss Julia Chris
tine; the Pretty and Graceful Danseuses, Maggie
Vernon abd Fanny FarrAro. Also. the following
artistes: Lethe Chandler, Maria Wells, Annie Ora
ham, Annie Fillmore, Master Barry, Chas MCGUIRE,
VIM. Frances, VIM. Harris and the Star Company.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
7TH STREET DRESsMAKER PLAYED.
Admission-25 and 80 cents; Boxes, IS. Sc 5-6t*
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s.5a FROM CALIFORNIA.
Dreadful Steamboat Explssion-15o Per.
sons Killed and WSunded.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept THE opposition
steamer Washoe exploded her boiler in the
river last night. The upper part was shat
tered and stern blown off. One hundred and
fifty passengers were killed and wounded.
Fifty persons are dead, or will soon die. The
boat was running at high rate Of speed.
Telegraphic communication is opened north
ais far as Olympia, and that with the capital of
Washington Territory is now in progress.
Thereis in San Francisco the greatest indus.
trial exhibition ever held in California. =
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
&0W

-
On and after Sunday. June 18th. 1884 Daily TE.ins
and Wsshn gton and the West. as follows:
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
$50 p m daily, except Sunday.
FOR on sgndsI sSgnShsITfM6&R IND "A NNbi,P ,PH1LADELPH1A
Leave Washin gton at 8 N daily, except Bun.
.ssen ger. will note that this train runs As Tar
~ Philadelphia only.
FOE NEW YoRk.
"a, srasa is5or Nsw YORK passengers szels,ivs',.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 .. NJ, II IL o. N. u p.
m, asp. m, 20 D. m and 80 p. m, except Sun
On Sunday at 7 80 O. m. D. M. and $50 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washin gton at 80 m and 3, 4 .E and 10
Pm. daily. except Sunday.
On Sunday at and $50 p. m
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 q. m. and as ,. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 80 g. M and
$50 p. N. 60 through to New York iotfho1 chanss
~slespin cars on 81 and 30 p. m trains. Berths
Gee 0 After that hour they must be secured Of the
sleeping conductor.
Ths . p. m. T train stops TOP on only At BisdsnsSars.
Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the ,. N.
.a1ay On Sunday to Baos oas Iso
that the s. 80 p. ~. rais takes Nsw York Passess1s
For further Information, tickets Of any kind.
LIN. COLE. Gensrsffickst Agent je2On
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VERMONT STATE ELECTION.
Overwhelming Union Victory-Unien Gal
Since Last Year s. 600

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 7.-Returns from
large Union gains. Smiths (for Goyernor)
majority will ceme mp TO nearly 22,O1O, q gain
Of 5000 from last year.
Woodbridge, Baxter, and Morrill, are re.
elected to Congress by Overwhelming MAORI
ties.
The Senate is unanimously Republican.
The House will not contain over twenty Dem.
ocrats. 500