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INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual. List, 1865.

Public notiee u hsreb1 Eysn, that tns q. l. Assas
- ofaca ~ collection 70 ena9sl III aof - t1'
e5ssipg Heen.ee H. N op tacomss en- 3,. a. SrriaSes
Dtmand u hareay made Of ~ pdsoa1 na1lsd tAelsin
r &he atuonn1 stt nEntnzt III e1f GAMcs r1ettynly.
xns foF tRirty days nom dAta hereof M auee IN
Custom Houao BuiiatnR v1u n opar cAl1 (61ndk1s
E1reptkd} from l. u. 70 1AR.As
, 1865-08-03

that We have In Chleago the ability to make a
Telescope; It has only recently been discovered
that We are able to use one, and tbs discovery
made. an order WIS given In the far off East for
ite construetou: We perhaps have no ono here
able to manipulate the 1SX Inch glaas and its
but we have a telescope IN onr midst which has
been made entirely, ftom glass 10 tube, By Its
owner. Mr. F. Peacock, bro,ber of ex Alaerm IN
Peacock Of the First Ward. It is nine feet TO-
Tractor, With an object gIhss Of e!x inches clear
spesture md two eye gt'sses hanging flom ~ TO
so Of maGnifytng power. The obtec, glAss IL
beautifully cleaE, without speck OF daw, aud nt
fos use IN the most delicate Observations, our
c'nzens hare right u feel proud that they have
xueh talent In their midst.
, 1865-08-03

List OF Pension, Bounty and Military
Blanks for eale at me TRIBUNE Once. Sent
by mail, post paid, At 81 DEE qutte, upon receipt Of
you want want Invalid Peuaion clsins, wttte fo1 So. ;.
90; II you want Widows Declaration for Peuslen,
.write for No, =, DC.
, 1865-08-03
,1p-A .nsd, t,usr. opening At ,tx. ana e,o.,,s

GoI1-A 'hsd' n'usr. opsn,ns at ltix. ana e,os'1s
Saap!l s1oeaaspa!l = {. Hs eoapea:. @ nssSS; nsS DO nsv
4. a:ss,s Dc taa
s. s.i.sad 1rse.1ss. tiY:54 Heeraasssss. n % VA.
+; s|'|:i,;i! F'9''t
mtIwaukes Market, =.
Especial Dispatch to Westa1n Associated Press,1
A1lwAuK1x, Aug2
.s,y e.. e?' 5 Ss9s: 6 1. !. s99as 99
y sf: 81 siss5 sSst ;;S !, ".
Esa YaaT 2sR y S3ed Az 'n' '''' o'"'<'
Tsledo markes.
To-zoo. Auz...
Aseer 60, u d sosa; ike better. ssIe:: IKE ia
IA; IL, qia FsnaE1s16ua afass ii md nominal.
=. 0swe Market.
Es:s i'f IS q. | aeass e
n:s9s r. sD1,ax ass 4
hh FafseSr.Soaiss: II nio1f 41osss whs.. 1oc. cora
LxE - IIaroE1s-1so btls aou1. L, 900 pu wheat
~. "a ss;a 1o;s Sa corn.
PhlladeipAi. Market.
P11IAoKlFMA. AuKust :.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tendency.
sH5Ips as'l ia fss s,eoaa
.hs. e Hale: GeF9 deel,n'aE si @ tendency yses.
s1 sss.a! y ,,ls, .oea esl.; cznas. sc;
NHtsKY-Dnu; aAl ! Ut t4t3.
Mining Stocks. ..-
Exx YonE Auu
, 1865-08-03

The safest and best remedy for Dlar.
thGs, Dstentery, CramD In Stomach Or Bowels,
&c, Il HtHd&rson'4 EurMsnatirt, compound OF
Blackberry and Rhnb3to. II contains nathi 1g IN
jorious, md Il mild In Its acdon. The success
which most invariably attends It's u.e. ipauses 1t
friends in cyesy case. Sold hy Smith q Dryer,
Chicago. jysae355 ait "a ru tn
, 1865-08-03

Crumptohsa strawberry 8AIsAm ~ q
esFtafn remedy for Diarrhea, DysecterJ, and
FluI. BUnsRlhs L VAN scHAAok, Wholesale
Agents, IS Lake street, Chtcago.
Nbc&8 36tTsr
, 1865-08-03

Try Dr.. HIcknell's syrup. It cures
Czaup In Stomach or Bowels. It contains no Opi.
Gfes. Relt.ble, safe and pleasant. For sale BY all
Drucctsts- LORD T. SMITH, Agents.
lulSs am TuIhSh
, 1865-08-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Dykkntefy and those h0Ff1A pAlns
atu ndinR II ri liesed ua by magic by faw doses
OF Mathis Lie Coz dia1-Lord l. Smith, Chlcseo
ILL.,, agents for the Northwest
augag4s0lt
, 1865-08-03
OUR MIDNIGHT mANKET REPORT.
lspselal DDpAteh to the Western Assoeisted Press
New fohx, Aug. 1-Midnlzht.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Assoeiatsd Pres.
EEw fohx, Aug a-Midnlzht.
eToc1s.
Al tic Etock ExchaIga THU morning there W.
Stronger feeling In railroad shazts, and prices vera
III higher Tbs feature Ct the session WAS the puf-
ftAr Of arin2e IN the market s evidently p4n-
Ing away. sud these 10 returning condolences There
have been many weak parties II tho Stock Exchange
shaken ons tlnte AondsJ morning. and stoeks hAye
pAAsad Into st1ouG htnff. In tho Afternoon Tho
stoek market Was atsrnRcr. With more dpo .lfo to
buy. K1la and WetterA weza in ctmsnd, while shase
~. rash TOT Hudson ss sharp advAuce-
Government seca'ltle! II The Doafd were rather
notss Ae very plenty but hodsts are notso eagee
thrust them ppon the market thty xere yestefday
atats honds arc dull amt lover. AIscellA Moons
sharn Ae generally nrn.
&o.D.
Ths geld market u 7ery q1ie+, and tbs operations
arc liRtr. Many pastsas think lhAt tho pse..nt high
rats OF interest xui weak ths calls and Gauss \
fAn in tho premium.
Money II In active demand and mere plenty than
yes.eEdny-
FETkoLKrA sTrckA
wttr heavy this ln1enoon, and thsre vas ls.ge de-
ciine throughout n1y The entire list, but they be.
came stronger In sho afternoon. Sales were m4de
II tbs following rs'es: chtfrJ Run. SIC; United
6tAes ~ =; Buchanan Farm, s. co Webata1 II 50:
T1t Hole. Soc; Bradley. $50: Chen,ngo. tsno; Ex-
csslor. t1s: Manhattan. o:eanlc. So B.uthatd,
9Oct
The E-prtM AaJs the Oil Crsek Railroad IL being
e1 ndeo to the month Of FIT Hols Creek which III
greatly bentntths various interests on the Creek,
Tht te1muas and depot Of The road II to be on tha
lands ol the TeIFAgautA Company.
The aell Oh Pit Hole IA understood to bs fAllu,e
The roads On Pts Hole are In : noirid condition,
znd teAsts1s ask - ~ hr to Ttusg1ie. and sz75
to AlleshAny siysr. The l2ttsr stream Is yerJ low
and bostaast II dlflc1ls- Most OF the companies On
rst hole A1e tankl.g their oil. Everything Il vczy
h.Eh, tspt ciaily irel and ttuber.
, 1865-08-03

ESPECIAL D.BfAteh to the Chicago tribunal e
DErBorr, Aug 2-7:l1 =. N.
UP-Red, white aud Blue, Eli Bates, international
Merton.
down -Fone.
WING. soAthealt.
, 1865-08-03
For EPhcor nj Publications. Bibles.
Prayer Boos. &C., 60 to 93 Washington Etseet

SO to fhe Best.-eo Ia Hryapt 4 st,st,on,s
Chicago Commercial College to xet 4 thoropRh,
practical h9siness education, OK to beeomo 1 rood
Telegraph Operator. Add1a3s {enclestuk etalaps)
Glass WAres Cooking Lamps, Cham
delferr. Kerosene Lanps, &C., at n. F. mefrlli's.
II and u hanooiph sHeet. jJ70c7la.sw
, 1865-08-03

H0ton'a 1nsofubIe Cament.-ROr
wood. leather, c1oekesy, and other su6tances, Is
have. It Il in I liquid form. and insoluhls. IN
wate1 Of OIL twill adhere oily s1bs.a1ces fqm'
, 1865-08-03

pletely. Supplied Ia pscf1eea for fsuity and
manufacturers 9se, ffon two o1ncts to ons hun
d1td pounds bold eVefywhe1e. HIton BIO.
& CO., ptopnetoss, Providence &. 1: Assntn IN
Cbtcsgo, Lord d Smith. my.1t -67B 3u,.ih- -sattu
, 1865-08-03

In this Ely. on !he "a Inst. FRARK second son OF
z. abd Adnla kTith. ~ 11J years had mo ataR.
Funeral to-day Thu:sta,j n N the re.1dence NJ
Biz psren.. or snusa JeFT'd street nearly opposite
JIod atreet Fslenda Ct tie family sfe respectfully
invited to attend.
In this city. Wednesday, A1x. I'd, 1875. HAROLD
DENTON. infant sou ef Ctas. II md Flora Thielcke,
agGd months.
In ibis ci'y, ABgY HODGES. Liant dAugatse Of
NF knc AlE I. l. Miller
Yune1n. sh:l fthur1day1 n't.1noon, nom 81 Went
WsahtI Eron atree1, st 6c,ocf.
, 1865-08-03

Dfarrhma, Dysentery, Summer Conl-
plant, &c., speedily cused By uE1nR Msguire's
Dtnne Plant" Sold by alDtuGR1sfe.
a. Sooru,
, 1865-08-03
THE CITY,

pnoRoros.-c'pta:n Campbell, Comrisssry ns
Subsistence At this post has beer p.ouo:ed to
1he rank OF Colonel, ard AsEigned to duty herc.
Chicago hes been made permanent eommis.ary
post.
, 1865-08-03

SIDEWALK BaoKEas-The attention Of the Po
lice has been again and again called to the
crowds Of ntn who under pretense OF specializing
In grain. &C., daily block up the sidewalk, on
South Water street, tendertngtt 1t almost 1mposst.
bic for pedestrian 70 pass, md aerton.ly inter
feIing with the busin. Is of thoxe who occupy the
adjAcent atores. Were all ihoes there congreeated
engaged In buying produce the practice won,d
nthl b repfehcnsible, bnt the OCCASION IL
ss!Ied e.. on oy numbers Of loafeFa who make
10 psss away the time, The lev ceotlc.
men vho, ,aEe found there uonld think
II ycry hard II they sh uld be arrested and thelr
ttlenos would doubtless regard 1t ~ an trrepasa.
Bile insult Yet they should consider that they
are auensble TO arrest and 1nc, as da,ly vios.ofs
OF municipal ordnance, Why cannot they hire
4 room tomewhese. and transact their business
bofH!
, 1865-08-03

Attention. q. 3. Zouave cadets.
There will be m adjourned meeting on Ftdsy
evening. Avg. 4th, 1t 8 O'Clock. at PafloI Mo. /,
fremont uouse. Al who have been members at
any tine are requested to attend.
J.R. HAYDEN. Captain,
, 1865-08-03

"coAx ~rru ca and nc wall do thoc good :" IL
the motto Of the West Indians street II. E. Sab.
bath schocl. .fsrd II The boys and girls and nthers
and nolhess will al 90 With sbooa 10 Desnls,n.
tomorrow QFnday), the echool Will prove ther,
selves GOOD Tor all they promise. Can lexyo n
Northweaietu depot u hall pag1 eight o'clpcE.
Sec Advertisement Column ~~~~A+
, 1865-08-03
.Tnut1,

FOUND-A Pointer Slut, liver
II color and vh"%.EsQFuer can hear o: her at
JAMES BALLS, 3Sl Dlvnioa a.1e.t. North Chi
cAFp. RuvFtS3 It
, 1865-08-03
Mining Stoch

Exw YonE, Aug, =.
The following werc tae pr!ces OF nIntuz stocks IN
Boston to-day: Copper Fails, l9A: franklin, Ex;
Hancocf, TX; Huron. ST. lla Royal, X; Quincy.
slx.
, 1865-08-03

PEnsoNAI--We noticed ytsttrd1y tho notcd
Confederate, J. A. Orr. Of South Carolina {who
M iof- two years ned omG Gai GEls:ioaia the rcbsl
armyl with PEeaioent sohnsou1 pardon In his
poeket, purchasinc Of our entc1pristnR dealer tn
Form Aaehntfy. r. g. Welch, Eeq., Nos. E md
plaut.ttou In Ahsssipp. conslsttng OF corn plant
efs, eDky. culnvAtols. grim drills, &C., &C.,
which MT. Weleh w.rr.nted to work sat 'stector1ly
either ''NortA or Sonh," even II the negro Re.
fueea. Our readers IN want Of trst class Mfm ms-
chlnerJ 1re ndvtted 10 call on him before purchas-
Ing eltexhGre.
, 1865-08-03

w ANTED-2 salesmep, ! book.
x1, ,tcsper, ss.iNaln. elesks. Travelling
agents uflce c'eik3, po1te' p c1CEuctorp. cot.
1setc5, oraIe men: eienfn order c:e1k id p. T.
in oceiy stole: d1iverH, trove II fk1m hands
abotsrs, &C. Cther koot n narisn. alvAls as,ated
tnaton street. Room 1. up atai3. N B-Merchantg
hotel keepr1s, ttlE.Is tud nutac uter1 supplied
With Fet!.blr ale help trtr Of chatFe. App icAutS
BY rasE snclcst stamp MILLER 4 6ANPaON.
, 1865-08-03

: -Bmp For T11lL.-Jeunie Hannaran and jnfie
Morrsn. the two dcnlfcpe arrested few days
aro Jsr rob&ins soldier named Stuck OF E5Oo, n
dirrpptble house on South Clark street, were
ar7s,Ened in the Police Court yesterday forenoon,
for q further examination, asd In default OF xsno
bs1l. committed 10 jail for friA ii the pext ferm
Of the Recorders Court.
, 1865-08-03

bad married msn FAMED Poldson and souo fou,
o. ave yeaIs aimee moved TO this city. Tho poot
oio % womsn ~ ~ actuatly walked very eousldera
nle portion OF the distance isom her former home
TO this city. anPportmG her seantJ strength on
souia p.oIhuIe; hn; eGer ssststned by the hope ths,
her few 1en aiming days. On arriving hete. Sow.
oyer, she could Learn no hing Of her son ID law a
place o! employment OF his residence, and day
alter dsy she bhs spent IN her fust1tsa and anos.
homeless search mil struck Gown - we hxye do.
etttbfa: She vas poorly c I'D, aud seeu.d weak
and ltue able to continue her struggle against
tate, but Wss Withal determined not 10 seliuqulsh
s'had lett heir ttsces On lesTt apd braia. lid
peither weakened her prids nor her resolution
for while she affirmed thft the would find her
dauehtst o. dc sss hne for heE., she declined to
accept the alms onefed b er. and seemed anxtous
10 etespe tie ft1endly persons who had takcn
charge OF her during hez sudden illness.
ACCIDENT 1ssunAAc4-A s1soulAR CASE
Insurance against casualty IL Ike no other form
OF Insurance, In that II can be reinforced BIZ no
caution Of the insured. Amaa may exercise e1
tn guardianship Of his property, but OF bis life
and person ncoe. And thus constitutes the chiei
argument In faror Of this now md rapidly e1
tending branch Of insurance. A recent most ei1
Gnlaf esee at Peoria comes 90 slrknxly in point
.aAt u p worth narration. "A indeed 1t 1s as au
F1,hsE, few days ago cams to = ps1uful md sia,
guar oeath. from cuuse that hafled all rene
eies. post faorfem examination revealed the
aet thai deceased, white on picnic, was fatally
1sst: ssx months aeo Nj. Fisher Injured IN The
adase!efe ~ insurance Company, Of Hartford, no
eet general accident policy which eovera ''pot
iHy senons wounds" Without waiting Tie author:
tes Ctmpsny hare p1id s2.0o to the
smtcleo Nleow q The deceased. Thus I small
re tonr q need and trial come 10 With eubasau.
~ aid. It Is, to the credit OF the Company, tbs
pioneer institution Of ii class in this country,
~ nat ils pro1npincss in this instance ia noted.
The principle Is not new in England, and The
stastea tabes, Of the Hartford arc based on thar
inE 1rsnee experience Of sixteen yeata. 1t IL
fo1m OF personal Safeguard, 10 one of the human
y hose death or disability immediately entails
on those whose protection Is 10 them Tor
care. Aessre Moore / BiearnB, general unGer-
F11ter5, in The Hartford Building. Lasa1te street.
represent the Travellers In the city and the north
vest
SIDEWALK BRoKEas-The attention Of the Po-
Ice has been again and again called to the
.EQWds OF MIN who urder ufeteuse Of Apecu1st}nr
, 1865-08-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL fatal accident oc-
cu1red yestefraJ morning on the cxcu1tton train
which bore tho Coed Templare and friends from
tlis city 10 Geneva 1Llaod- Aman, nans.d ]. Wal.
Whtn % M ne,9 Wbes,an statton. Une iee ma ma ona
arm were terribly cruehed, and be died about s,x
honrs alter IN crest agony. His bocy WAS
brought to thte city. but carried nd By his ffen.s
lRIs. -........
Another msu stepped from the ebme train while
In molten. and, 1nlaA1ng his footing, fell untes
fatally.
, 1865-08-03

Masonic P1cxrc.-Blaney Lodge, No. I'll, r.
and A. H., viii have grand picuie Tomorrow.
at Lyons, i'll. Trains lesve The Central Depot at
SIS 4. n. Returning, le1ve I5oas At p. N.
The Great Western Light Guard Band ii engreed
10 furnteh the napt!e, For the accommodation OF
fouth slcc reFloentk, the care Will erop At the
StHtH sfsHet crossing.
, 1865-08-03

THx 0AaE LAws.-Parties throughout the
State, fond OF, or given to, the shooting Of pra
Tic chtckens, are femiuded, that by recant act OF
tho Legtalatute, the time Of Limitation IL altered
TO the 18th Of the present month. Persons found
Rullty Of ehootipR our prairie fowl before mid
night o. That daie, are hable 70 teaxy punish-
, 1865-08-03
4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL.

Walkers Futent Vegetable 8Ifcer,
For kleing cneurah=gs. potatoes Apples, Ac. Patent
ed June sth, 1867, sad t11t being lnaodnced Good
Eoubla 6Arzp1s aeht so9t pAld, TOR 50 canka ClE-
tullls dne. JAMES knaAR, 6oia A&au1h9t1r@,
NJ NNdn9 Lk1d New YORK
Fc1t 0&o4 -9ox AR$R- N19d10 - chs
, 1865-08-03
GNante1--F1tformatio1t.

" "ANTED-1uformation of John
w Z: npeny. sxed 70. wso LEFT Kaakakss Tor Chi.
x liz nt nss II III. psicy. rss afnmsoa Il as
sized By his mother, HANNAH KkNHKLLY, OF III.
top. Ver1nilton County TIL Nt& is1a s7fGt
, 1865-08-03

This E1vte lalge Increase II eVezJ Item. Tbe
aud then wins viewed ii eonsIdefshIe dist1ust.
The people now avail themselves largely ct the
fect it1ee here edofdet, the above figures tndI-
stIolr ls ms nsRed IL shown By toe fact mat not
single Distance oi lo+F hAa yet been fepoYIed.
, 1865-08-03

6AxxcKABuND CokcKBf-Tht Ftee saenge1
socaety. OF Chicago, will hold GUNNER night
festival and concert, this evening. tn Melmh
Garden. on North CLARK street. near Turner Hal,
under the leadership Of lins BalaIks The So
cicty IL doutikhinG one, and rapidly increasing
In nuuherH.
, 1865-08-03

BuRF1K0 Oh TUE OLD P1sT uouek.-Abopt one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the old pest house.
sltnateo IN the rear OF the City Cemetery WEE TO.
taaf des6oJed by nte. The origin OF tho COM
hu1aoR II unknown End not very material ~ The
bntldlng waa no longer nccatssty, and only ottsd
70 breed tho htal pestilencs, wherever It was
, 1865-08-03
G@ante1==partneTsbtpa.

" "ANTED-Partner-Rs1e op.
~ paEtu4tty. A ksnnetaau Of rood ousnsss
otea assan l.hsd n HaaG IN 81. eisy t1s six
eonneeeoa with sonts Eeod. xsl,abls pAT .h1
Y oehpao I'd - nFfns In tho bus u 5 Q00-
nss elsss on.ia~1. alsesdy e.taaiahedt its i.aone
tne,rs:inx each Yea. EIl dad tsi3 m opoe-tanity
PnAt Unea Boz 70, Eating eaAl n1r viii receive
Ttennoo 1ir4t elaaA lataronsss aTxu nd required
, 1865-08-03

TIE AssAssM'e Doox.-Ihia picture. repre-
eeutinR the mental terrofs Of the assaeein Booth
IL ir nIht from justice, is ttil on exhibition ut
The srt gallery of MAt.on q Hoes, No. III Lske
street. II VIII re,psin there only a few days
longer, and 1hen be tsken ea4swa1d. OF cnutre
opInc1e vary relative to Its nrrff rs work OF
art. tut all who have eecn II rechfd II rs q won.
terful production.
, 1865-08-03

OTKncKAAaNa.-J1hn King, Patrick Maloney
and Willism Shields, thres exprean drivers, were
ar1signed tn the Police Court yesterday afternoon,
to enswsr to chsrgee preferred sgalntt them OF
TINT ihcss men we're employed hy Cutler IS con-
vey roue soldiers from The depot TO his house,
and they charged dve dolafs per 1okd. To this
Elne snd Shields 70 md costs each and MaloueJ
f15 snd costs, AID they were further required 10
!etu1n tic e11tse sum they hsd cnlleeked, <l5, 10
Cuflef.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21


TnH DnnNMA ABOUT DAVIS The Lon.
don Herald, the most Assinineias well !
foroclous OF tory Journals, thinks that the
American s9ovofnment 10 placed In o.
awkward dilemma by the capture OF Davis.
at has caught him" Il Gays; "what viii
II do with him. II cannot lot him 20 scot
fres without falzifying ailthe declarations
OF Its head, and rononReInk all purpose OF
publishing the rebels; II canpot fnaict upoi
HIN the penalty which Its chief has threat
ened without covering Itself with everlast-
ing itnfamy, and pcrpetusting the diseord
which Il should be its object, ssIt certain
ly Il Its interests, 10 AllAy."
The Everlasting infamy" Of such a
Journal a. the London Herald Ia q reputa
ton which every free government would
be anxiouB 10 acquire. II 10 Infamous
according 70 The lorIesy TO punish rebels,
except they rebel against oppression
When thoy rebel in order 70 obtain tn,
liberty 10 oppress, they are SO ennobled by
their cause that they lift the dungeon and
the scpifold into ,hOnoes II !, In addition to
rebellion, they do large buslness In ar
son, assassination and poisoning, their
glory IL sure, and thu government which
dares 70 treat them a. criminals ,defiea tn,
moral sense ofthe civilized world l'frt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21

WkTRRsPoUT recently burst on the
line OF the Edinburg and Glasgow raiIrosd,
while train OF cars VIDE passing through
a deep cut. The water gradually rose
outside the carriages, reaching In a short
time the footboArd, and afterwards loated
into the nrSt claae compartments. The
ditiiculties Of the situation were still fur
ther complicated by the sudden descent OF
quantity Of homework from the height
above, arlsing probably from the giving
way OF . dry stone dyke which, spreading
across the rails, destroyed any hope that
might haye ,beeD entertained OF . passage
being effected down the line after the wa
ter had. cleared sway. The u engineer,
however, managed 70 back the train TO q
place OF safety q. E.g9
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21
RAILROADS.
.OFFICE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAJ
" ROAD OOkPAHI.nEti

wAaHuaToH, Dsesmbsr is, 1884.
| On and afsr SUNDAY MONT, Dss. Is, 1884.
Passenger Trains bslvssn Washington aud Bal.
| TRAINS MoviHd NORTH,
No. L-BALT1M0RK, WAY STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRA1N--Leays Waahington g II
No. INV is : Y TosR %sb II ParRhpELpHIA
BxPRKss-Leavs wnhlnstOn T. 90 a. IN. AT.
rive at Philadelphia l. 90 p. m. New York .. 80
p. m. No Baltimore tickets sold. -.
No. 2--BALTINoREA AND WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Washington s. 10 a m. stopping a
way stations, connecting at Relay with the Mall
Train for the West, aud reaching Baltimore 10. 90
No. A--NEw YORK MAIL TRAIN Leave
Wellington II. 10 a. m, Arrive al BEltmora
u - p. m. Philadelphia 6.a p. m. New
,i y: 3 S%SSSit TIN TRAIN AND wAYsrA,
Meeting at Relay with frederick train. Arrive
No. S%BfLTlM6 " CONSULTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-Leave Washington
T. % p. m. Arrive At Baltimore Q. Top m. Tkis
train stops at Bladensburg, BcltsVille, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only. 80. A.
No. 7. BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leaye Washington 9. 90 y. NJ.
Arrive at New York 4 90 =. m Malls aud pas
sehgors by this train connect with al The early
morning, lines leaving New York for the East,
North and West. No Philadelphia aud Dalu
more tickets sold by this train, which it Limited
IN capacity by Government orders, 10 Insure tbe
No s-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Joaye Washington at Q, IS r. M. Ar
rive ut Baltimore at 8 2Sp. m. ...'-
No. .. --NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAfN-LeRye Wellington al 40
p. m, stopping at Relay House for Western
passengers 10 take Express TfAin for Grafton
Wheeling, Parkersbmg, aud all points In tie
West. Beaches New York At 8. Is a. IN
FOR Annapolis the connections viii be made
with the rs N and the 8 and a. 30 p. m.
from Washington, No train to OF from Annapo,
- SUNDAY TRAINS. POI
The only trains from wssllngtop. for passeh.
= Up. tn. for baltimore, aud J. 30 p. m. for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York sud ths
West, and the % p. m. FOR New York oSIY
PROM BALTIMORE, tho only trains on Sun.
day are Nos. 2 aud 4, atl. BOA, no., sud $50 a
M. with the New York passohgers aud mails,
and the No. 9 at . 30 and No. sat o. 90 p, IN.
Sleeping cars direct 70 New York on T. 10 y
Through tiskots 10 tho we+t,s as we'll as TO
philadelphia, New York or Boston, can BE- had
| at tho station Ticket once NJ all hours In the
| day, al VOL ~ NJ new once In the Americsn
| Telegraph Buildlpg, Pennsylyauia Ayenre, be.
tween Four. aud "a Half and sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked At all hours; also Tor
through points, TO save trouble and sonfusioh Al
tho departure Ofthc trains. -.. o..
For further Information, ttckots Of every kind,
&e. apply to George s. KoontI, Agent At Wash.
''N' w T. SMITH,
Master Of Interpretation.
l.. NJ COLE, ~
delau General Ticket agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-21
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Rave REMovED 3rF.r,.
Their Well Known Old Established
TRUNK, sADDLEKY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUPACToRY
To THER
NEW BUILDING, =.
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SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TuE OLD STAND. a
Whore may b6fouud, II our own manufacture. a
most rOinpleia RSsorlmcnt Of every style ana
price of military and eitizcns' ~
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALRG,
PINE SWORD BELTS.
with Topluam = Patent slide. z
Sole Manufacturers Of 81 rlr...
LAEGHoBZ's PATENT SPURS.
Manufasturersof %. . IT,. .,
LANuHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
col N#NsA STRAP. -fr..tg
FOR sALEi
EwBANR's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLAT. SPURS,
p BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS, Z
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
-. II Arm EsS s. ~ All
FINE DOUBLE CoAoTg CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE sTKdLH CARRIAGE, BUGGY. AND
EXPRESS HARNESS
sUT1gRs' sTAGB, WAGON, GAIT, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS, -.
Wits.
COACH, RuGGY, sJNgR, %. ~
|. HIDING, ANS'wkGoN WHIPS,
[ EVERY STYLE AND PRICE,
TRUNK
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND yALlsEs.
WOOD BOX TRUNKS kND yALIsEs
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY H4iIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies
eIgneh satehels; Toy Trunks, and School
So, 80 '''-S- -'I"iA IN their limo Of Lasl.
REM MIMI
30 500 - H
80 500 "a
80. .sEVENTH sTREET.