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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
poT0M1C TaANsPoRTATIoN COMPANY.

poT0MAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Steamer O. vandsrbilt--.. Capt. A. l.. Culinary.
steamer Capt. u. A. Rythsf.
Til. Steamers G. VANDERBILT and 1xpRrss
S RH5 Fl DT.:s,s:sss! ~
s.fSpns At all the usual landings
pay ana V1ps isDAY: 8 e'ciesI. 4: Il: sed
Leave AlsEandsis IT st O'clock 'soppns At the
asipaaM SONS. ias lisSs street sS.r T.
). BRoD6sRs d CO.. No. 3 King street. Alex.
MORGAN, RHINEHARTa co, No. 104 Water
street, Georgetown, and 24l street. Washing
TLANTIc sTEA MsHIP CO.'S LINZ
"A scRrw ssTEsAM.Rs
NEW YORK sS +ss$SS$SsSsHRsx ALEXANDRIA
.o, KNIGHT. S sas4a 8 fSsiso. 80
'Gss PES NJ f. Nois New YORK
O'Clock p M, Tuesdays and Fridays.
w %s sasas ss HEs,
careful manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, st fair rates.
Passage and State Rooms, with superior Accom-
modatons g comfort aud pleasure. direct gh
y. Z.
Tbionsh to Providence and Boston by the srlen-
did steamers Of the NEPTUNE Steamship Compsny.
For freight and passage apply to,
FL flo TsisH s'5 e bo S.sfG%sss'o"n'
H.s ckonEAsEss .t1et g.. va
50 West street., New York.
. sss Be
kz FROM BAI71MoRn.@AC
''A - AND RfoHMoND. Daily. foiN T.
TIE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Will leave Il Union Dock. foot of Concord street,
FORT Mos sis'}i 4 t ( B s X "a VA.
Connecting at Port Monroe with a line of first
oifY t0iNr AaS R15 5fHf5 VIZ
WILL l1Ays R EhTTaSbS 81 6 A. M DAILY.
M oDP5ns =. City Poin and At Fort
Norf.lk at ~ P: M. and arriving in Baltimore
IL, TIVE fer the Eastern ard Western trains and
p The steamers o. this line navigate the jaime,
hVer gong ana returning, entirely IN daytime,
tiors, and all other objects Of interest
TICKETS for the above places can be had on
Fare from Baltimore to Nor Eosfs %a, %
Through tickets from Beso to Biz EishT Poin,
~ State rooms and meals extra.
~ The state room comm odations are unsur
passed, and the table is well supplied.
Passengers taking the lis train from
trhHf X. will make connection with
~ Passenger taking the 500 A NJ train from
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in Bal.i-
~ Passengers taking the P. M. train from
WASHINGTON, make connection with this line
uo,, N. N. FALLS, President.
HUGH OCONNOR, Passenger Agent. je3 tt
DHILAbELPHIA sTEAMFRa
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT TO LADIEe-MADAM WENAH
L can be consulted on the cure Of Female Dih.
eases At her residence. No 227 9th street west.
Hours from 10 q. m. to p. m. For particulars
send for circular jeS.lms
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S1CRIT DIsIAsEsI .s1CRRT DISEAslsi
SA N A 4 MS GIYTl
SAAAEITANS GIFT
THl MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER TIsuDI


TIN MOST GEs1AI pS,; sEM5 1ys. EYER UssDs
eoNokAGA, CLEFT, STRl6TyRxs, DC.
Contain no e hnefa NC Bais.m 10 Mercur,
They Are entirely yssstI Sc, having no smell no.
aEs the stomach or 80 Wells u the aseste IN
ntvsnty four NOM, esn.Is sn b1 .ecens sases
Of the Hniys.sty Of % one Of the pOsa
sT 1Ss11 10 .1oGsI.y aiss.xI1T.sf.:
or Who have been sorsed With Bsissm GoSa S 9;
A'''a s4HARITANS GIFT.
f PrieeM.i. p IN Psn g.
..ooDI R1ooo,, B1oop,,,
s6AGns po fGss sfpH sR2TS'
sAxA& Sf ylssf Rodr 8ND HEkS 5u1czs
Is Nesed tke Pnsis e Ho' htss Gyfs Ia.
sSMARITAN,S ROOT AND HERs 5HIdb is q
most potent, certain and effectuai remedy sveF
it and
and permsnent Tsfe then of this purifying RENE
SSd be So
Although ,ou DO hot 10 tn.
Wi Isne7: ;';sss .s, sSP the
Price Z s.as: FIJI a1sssS1. WASH
.os BOARD 4nz srsi as 1osFi RIGA. Feb. 10.
Philadelphia-DearS Airs Please sand me one srosa
Of your Samsritan's Gift by Adams & o. ES-
press 80 as to reach me by the 18th as we sail on
that day Finding it to be what it is represented.
/ do not like to make q voyage without 3 supply,
"Yours, very rsspectfuliy.
",u..t; Is; 6 PeasE., Surgeon *
Between New York and Aspinwai"
DESMOND L. CO., Box ISL Philadelphis Post
Once. VIZ
Bold by 8. CALVERT FORD, crrner 18th st, and
Pa avenue.
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. mAy6-u
-...--....---
L tent Of Ingland, and secured BY the seals OF
ne Icole de PhaTmace de Paris. and the Imperial
Triesmar Nc /. IS the effectuaI remedy for Relax.
ton, speEmathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of the
System. Triesmar No. has entirely superseded
the naseouse use Of Copava. Cubebs, DO. Tries.
ma. No Is the remedy 70. a.. !mRGIi
thar .no " % sonoary sympt4ms. ts OSvin11
dsnts OIL mercury ana all otnef osie'slioosinsfs'
Zach preparation 10 IN the form q most asree-
sDie Losenae: secured arom ti enec.s OF cnnSse
Mus saving S. Divided in separate doses A. sd-
ministered by Vaipesu. gallsmands, Roux. 90.
&s1,,,,,..,. - -, ,.,,ov 20.
Blocker st. New YORK. ,,,n ,,op
10 De nao also OF .. v. fohD, NO. 2SO "a Ne.s
corner llth street. mar @om
vJHI OLDIST aOTIL CONDUCTED on PIE
Il IUROPlAN PLAN,
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| TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
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". ;. SSS Al I!isss;AHFhlao1's
sonmsseinx ess1&d Tfb6kDAY. Jun. 10Th. 1885, -,
:, Fer CAPE NAY, DC. At $50 a. NJ. 1Iprsss. 80
r p; ,MiIL!fIl, vISEIAsD. se., s.soA. NJ.
p. .BRIDdEfoN. SALEM. as.. .. s.yA. NJ.
For aLAssBoRo. &C.. $50 and s.ls A. NJ. $50
Fer WSSDsuRY. &C., $50 and s.ls 4. NJ. go.
ANU '' RiTURNINa WILL LEAVE
Cap May at $50 A. NJ. Mail. 8 20 A. NJ, Freight,
Giivire At sss 4. NJ. Mail, ,a.os NJ, Freight.
Brideeton At 10 4. NJ. Nail. e45 A. NJ, Freight,
40 p. M Passenger.
Salem al : rs A. NJ, Mail. "a. NJ. Freight. 4.o5
woodbury. sssa Il 7.os and gA. NJ. Mail, sos 4. NJ.
Freight, IS and s.23 P. NJ, Passenger.
On the FIRST day of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape May, ana
which will leave Cape May at NJ, and Phil
sdelphia ct $50 P. m. This in three hours from
j. VAN RENSSELAER,. SUPERINTENDENT
West Jersey. Salem and Cape May and MilFiile
THl 0WvSisr JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches Of express
business, receive, deliver and forward tnrouge
other responsible Exprers Companies TO all parts
of the country, any article entrusted to them.
a Special Messenger accompanies eacn through
train.
Philadelph 10, June 8, 1865. je lO-dtsepl
nYPIOl BALTIMORE & OHIO Ri. CO.,
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1864.
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pHILAbELPHIA STEAMERS.

.hTsH p11Prsss Line, eemi weekly. between PHIL.
MD.SS1LKhlA and ALEXANDRIA, -
T MnAWSHHiNGToN and GEORGE;
Steamers Mayaowsr. Philsdelphis and eeorse
81. Stout.
URDxY from no. Ia Horth Whsrves, PHiisdel.
phia. and No. SO Water str eot, betwsSn ConSrses
FOR height APPLY %
JOHN B. DAVIDeON,
No. 50 Water street, Georgstowo
Agent IN Philadelphia, WIN. p. CLYDE. IL
Agents in Alexandria. FLOWERS d BOWlN.
No. King 1t. noy9-N
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BANKERS.
on NATIONAL7 ~ On
sOV LOAN. INV

Mr.. JAY COOKE. OF our arm, having fesumsd
the General AGENCY for Government Loans. ve,
are prepared to fufnish promptly 70 agents ma
purchasers -
These notes are issued. under date OF Aussst 10.
1854. in denomonAtions Of
$50. 500. $500. 81 900 and 70. 600,
They bearing interest at 1910 per cent. per an.
mum, and kavs coupons attached, payable In law
ful money, On February 18th and August 18th OF
each year. The principal viii be paid In lawful
money on August 18th. 1867; or, at the optiono
the holder. the notes may then be EXCHANGED, st
pAr. for
q. .. FIVE TWENTY BONDS.
redeerable at the pleasure Of the Government %
any time after ave years. and payable twenty years
ON August LIST, 1867, with interest at
Blk PER CENT IN ooIN.
payable serni annually, These bonds are At pres
emit worth In the market about NINE PER OlNT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest, and there Is left net
premium upon the bonds Of Blk PER GENT.
with . prospect Of . much greater value at the
date Of the maturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the ssv-
sral issues OF
IIyl PER CENT. TREASURY NOrIs,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We Also tax
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of all issues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application In
person or By mail.
CAUTION 20 BUYERS AND HOLDERS or
7.3O MOTIFS.
In order to prevent the mutilation OF these notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not unless all the I'M
matured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE co..
fab l.dtf Bankers.
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] o \.

TC1. ICE, IO1.
We have completed our arrangements 70 tae
dehvery Of the pure
BOSTON FRESH POND ICD.
We sell no other. We have one price for the
season. We deliver promptly. We require our
drivers to give exact weight. We never fail to
supply In the heat Of summer. We ask liberal
patronage and ASSURE YOU q constant supply.
= FOWLER CO..
apcs-h Tenth street Wharf.
THE TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOB HI0R
the opinions OF the Osurt upon all motions made
in the Of T. case with Abstracts Of
Reports made during the trial; by J. J.. Oooulbs
5e7 Fer sale BY fRANCK TAYLOR, g
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3s67

2R1 D eTRBIT 0c-
YAPlRHAN6INGS
AND WISDOM SHADES
The lateGt styles railing &C the lowest cash ,r;...
1t HIDHlLL & HENDBRsOH'S AiSss'
- 3e5 d street, near 9Th
Frankftn Han B0iidJn,
AN voIh IN their line executed promptly, in IL
etty q teRnNy. ny sim
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CALI OF GOVERNMENT HoRsEs.

WasIisstos City, Msy p. 1855. I
Will be fold at public auction, TO the highest
bidder at eiFsRs9fq p0f y jsns On 1893.
HAsDAY June 6. 1865.
FRIDAY, June 9, 1865,
TUESDAY. rHt 1sR "a aud rs1pAy
June, 1858,
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY Hossss EACH
For road and faruius nurnoses, many eooa bar.
gains may be had.
Ts.ms e 10
steam1ost for Giesooro will leave It'll street
Hharf. Warrington every hO9T fs2% r. to
Drevet Bris.dier General, in charge First Di,t:
vision ouartermaster Generals Once. mySO te30
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
Q~artrmasss, Ge.nap, oes. Frs, Div.aor,}
WaShiagtoa Cuy, May %, 1865. I
WI BE- sold, at public an otion to the highest
bidder ~ the time and places named below. viz :
BALTIMORE s jans 7, Iss5,, WEDNESDAY.
LANCAsTIR. PENNsYLYANIA. THURSDAY.
pr.n1ue p.sM Hns :; lSs, rurv.,.u
June is. 1855.
WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA. THURS
- DAY, June u, 1865.
' 'A'' : June = -. 1855; 1no A0DAf'
PITTSBURGH. p1NNsYLVAN1A, THURSDAY
June q, 1855:
BALTIMORE 5 Hns2 y. 1ss5. rhuRsDAY.
PITTSBURGH, PINNsYLvANIA,TH RspAY
June g. 1865.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
M. Terms cash Il United SITS sHiIsa;S a.
m, 30 ss7s' Br's, is.. Ssssaa 9
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facilities and ellIy abe to fuI6I proper pei
furnishing Stationery for the Department of the
Interior during the year ending June 80, ls55,
N. B. The proposal and guarantee should be
superscribed with the placs of residence of the
signers, and the proper date.
Ie l5-eotJnly &c
lohronice, Philadelphia Press, New York Tri-
bCne. Boston Daily Journal.I
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RsSo!rsd By rae Board Of Aldermen and Rooy1 M
fo"snon Council Of the Corporation Of Georssto,rn
THAT the ordinance entitled Ordinances for
ase government OF the new market hou az and for
other purposes be so amended where the snes
are stated at not lass than $40 to read less thai
ave dollars or more than twenty dollars
Approved June II, 1865.
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MN OLDIsT AOTIL CONDUCTED on M
IUROPIAN PLAN,
II enlarged to double its former capacity.
c,,.., p. AuhVkn.AaN, A1T1t. e.

plan in this city, las bees ENLARGED and r
improved in every way necessary fer the ~
accommodation Of the increasing guests; ~
proprietor hopes hat b. Attention 70 busine. ws
continue TO receive patronage g e ~ aefetoiqre.
onsrses, Are moderate. p. lMRIoH, Proyristor.
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W CONFIDENTIAL.
N DUNG MEN WHO have injured themselves

WILLS, ClLNBRATID MAOHINl-SRRlAD
w STR1N6TH1NING PLAeTIRS are the very
best In all cases for which plaster ID required FER
sale by al drus gists. ian 50-eoly,a
i Potomac Tow Oompany's Boats, POTOMAC,
Gov. CURTIN. and BELLE HAVEN. Apply TO
the Captains on board. or to JNOt B. DAVIDSON
Water street. 0eorSet0w1 may -
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a RESOLUTION for the repair of the Upper Ysll.


HOAd.
. htSolued By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
fSp7Dloa Council u the GorpoTation Of Gsorgeto,cr
That the sum OF three hundred dollars 10 hereby
ApgropIiAted for repairing the Upper Falls Ro ad
Commissioner Of Streets, or his order, the above
snm, when the proper vouchers are presented, for
SAG epair, and the Commissioner is instructed
aeI 70 Bay more than four dollars per dav for
stone nAsops. Approved June II. 1855
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20
Governor Peirpoint and the Virginia
LegislatuTe.

NRw YoRK, June lO.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says:
A conference took place in that city on
Thursday last between Governor Peirpoint
and the members of the Virginia Legisla-
ture, the subject under consideration being
a proposition to extend the righ of suffrage
beyond the limits imposed by tho AlexaD .
drta cor dttation, by ShIch all who have
taken part in the rebp.lion are excluded
from the privilege Of voting.
= II FTelots3s not rePresented 10 the next
session Of Congress, it will not be because
Virginisns willing to fill seats in that body
cannot be found.
Candidates for positions are coming TO
light rapidly, including some gentlemen
who short time ago would have consid-
cred themselves iusulted by beiug called
citizens of the United States.
1t is even said that the late rebel Gov.
ernor Extra Billy Smith proposes to run
for an election, if he can first get Presi-
dent johnson TO pardon him.
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10 twenty acres, at $I,25 per acre; and
Shermsn's order assigning unoccupied
lands along the coast in lots of forty acres
to such negroes as applied for them, has
thrown several thousands of acres into
their possession, as free gilt for the time
being, and it is expected by those who
originated this measure, that Congress will
hereafter confirm the titles to the occu.
pants. The intrinsic value of much of this
land is at least $50 per acre. twill prob.
ably deteriorste rapidly under the shiftless
mode OF cultivation pursued by the ne.
groesi who do not seem to be aware how
important it is to keep up the elements of
fertility by plentiful supply of manure.
The aggregate crop of Sea Island cotton is
likely, in consequence, to be much smaller
than it used to be. No greater mistake
In Craftsmanship was ever made than to
exclude white men from these negro set
tlemeuts. II tho negroes are eyer TO be
raised above their present level in the
practice Of agriculture or any other art, il
must be done by encouraging examples set
by white men living in their neighborbood.
Aud, as intimsted aboye, Think it should
be the policy Of the government to favor,
as much as possible, the immigration of
white settlers from the north into the
southern States, In order to bring them
back to loyalty aud insure their fidelity in
the future. If the design is to build up an
exclusive republic of negroes within the
limits OF the Union, an imperium IN imps-
RIO, then l say We are undertaking a yery
dangerous experiment, and the sooner we
give it up the better.
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UHEIoHv LII, January 10, 1865
Nh. ". H.PovET:-DeEr Sir: in November Js6S,
ny vile vas tfkJn With severe attack Of Il flau.
uA'o'y RhtumatiEnr, conhnIng her 10 her bed, and
deTirg her entirely pess for ever four onths
after which nha imTTcTed in health sufficient to be
pIcpiet up In her bed. and occasions ally the rains
would lFaye her 70 Phe Guild get about the room
UTcn cTuteheS Bat fer more than year Sho could
not lit q Touud We hit. snd with RTent trouble
could Ehe feed hsTtelf. Cod hBnds ard foot we're
her constant cCTI bpions. fEe suffered terribly
mCsi ut the zine, with severe rAIuB or cramps in
her EiounCh, which appeared periodically, once a
month. kttI ing her in ed week n q time. upou
IL! visit hCue tr' NJ my reg IT snt t6lIt o. v. T. en-
the I'd DAY Of I'e'E Ter last, called At your drug
Etore sTd ind Xou opening Some nSw goodS
BmoIP which Vh' Joh nson's Rheumatic Compound
ard locd Purifier. At yorr TugB eItion purchaser
ttitie. 1t FGtod like = charm IN her case She
hSs t6tn entirely free Of the pain IN her stomach
her '!et end hInds are warm, the iS pow doug her
Cvu hCUte vol, sld !GsieIday did the chuTnIpr
and you have this day oeiyed visit from her to
hrrk yCu in TeITOn for the Heavenly (as che calls
~ itei q has received iTCm the Of JobnRou's
CouhoUrd. ISAIAH MOOR
! DO u.Cft tbGufully EfBIm to the sboye deScTip.
tion Of ny Gaze &c true in every TePpect
HkERIkTTA MOOR.
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Bv TelegraDh.-
Ror Latsr pl.patenss ,ee ard Pare.
Secret Combination of Rebel Real
Estate Owners,

WAsHISGToN, June lS.-It is ascertained
that there is a secret combination with
rebel real estate owners of Richmond, not
to sell to any northern or yankee purchaser.
This accounts for the fact that property
III reeis now held from 100 to 900 per
cent higher tHau befofe the fs6enfoh.
There is good prospect that the par.
doning carnival is about over. The scores
OF eminent statesmen, lawyers aud politi.
clans, who have thronged the White House
and secured the pardon Of culprits for
abundant fees, are likely TO find their bust.
ness curtRiled on account of it's past sue.
cess. A strong pressure was brought 10
bear upon President johnson for the par
don of Wilmot, who has been sentenced to
TWO years imprisonment and pay fine of
$4,000, but he utterly refused to interfere
with the finding of the court. On another
occasion he is said TO have remanded him
Officers and men hereafter duly commits
stoned by Governors of States, now on
duty In Texas, will be furnished with free
transportation to their respective regiments
or companies, on the presentation of their
commissions to the Quarter Masters De.
pRrtment.
Aspecfal to the Times says:
The claims of cotton seized at Savannah
are now coming before the Secretary of the
Treasury, and the whole of it will be
claimed as belonging to private owners,
but the we'll informed citizens of Sayaupah.
now here assert that not more than 1000 of
the SO. 900 bales can be proven to belong
to loyal citizens.
Among the rebels pardoued within the
last 40 hours, is L. c. Bruce of Kentucky,
late member of the rebel Congress.
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NEW York, June l9.-There is immense
numbers of rebel prisoners now at the
battery barracks. Several hundred of them
left for the South yesterday. The remain.
der are expected to leave in few days.
The Herald says that Generals Butler,
Banks and Heint5elman neglected to send
in their resignation, on or before the 18th
inst, and were mustered out of service
Friday last.
A special to the Times, dated Washing
ton, says, the Provisional Governors for
Florida, Alabama, and South Carolina, re-.
main to be, and will soon be appointed uu.
der the same general principle that the
other lately re0elIious States have thus
been supplied. The remaining appoint.
ments for Georgia will be made early this
week.
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JEFF. Thompson's Paroled Army.

CAIRO, June ls.-Flsg of truce boats
have arrived with paroliDg parties, with
7,454 of JEFF. Tbompson's army, including
6sG officers, poroled.
JEFF. Thompson came as far as Memphis,
where ho remains awaiting the Presidents
decision relative to his petition for pardon
General Reynolds has taken initia,ory
steps towards establishing civil courts
throughout Northern Arkanaas.
Along White river the people are more
hopeful.
New Orleans dates of the 18th says por.
tions of General Weitzsl's feet are at
South West Pass.
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Letter OF Thanks.
SSSSE "a AAs
WHEELixe, June 16,
Editors Lntelligener:

EditoTS InteliigeneT:
beg through your columns to return
the sincere thanks OF the officers and en-
listed men of the. 9Th West Virginia In.
fanlry, to Captains Hudson and McGown
for their prouptuess in mastering that
regiment out of service on the afternoon of
the 10Th inst, aud to MSior MePhail, prin-
cipal Paymaster, for the dispatch
with which he. distributed the pay
rolls to the Assistant PaymAsters,
by which means two companies
were paid the next day by Msjor Halsey,
and six companies paid by Msior Stafford
on the night of the l2th, and the remain
iug four companies, aud the Field and
Staff on the 18th, thus anticipating tt
lime set by Asior AcPhsil, who had pro-
missed to have the whole paid on the l4th
Taking into consideration that the aggre'
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To Inyalid Soldiers
Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Clutches.
GREATImPROVF THEIR
HAhUFhCTURE.
q g. GrNERIL UosPrrAI,

U Z. GENERAL BoEPTTAL,
WHTJIISo. " Va, April 25th. 1895.
JFbE Ti'F'Uie In stating to yen that have
i otIIiLlly tIPmIT cd IRE Artificial CgI manu- fac
tUite ty II on I'd IEGkAN. ard for which You
are sFIIt. For IinTlciiy Cf eors'rT Ction a. v I
bs fTuttity ard convCniCucs have never Peen
Sr,iftTP TO IquGl tfJm, tpd therefore ChtsriuiIy
iI'tn lrif m ioGtS Hho are unfortunate enough
Vei1 TStIeetiull9, your Obsdispt servant,
JOHN KlRKRR,
A. A.SuTgeon, U. g. A., In charge.
WHIuJEG, W. Va, , ApTil 9th. 1866
raw ehTttrly '1tniT'd the Artificial L. es Of
LTCTsPD 1HGFAN. sEd hr d th6In sin pie In their
e'iti;uttion, otEGCd woIkUBuItip ip, light and very
n Sian ALLY mP1e 1hey will be quite aS IervIct-
~ ," ~ my sIthciAl In end Eecount Of
htiT sinI eiiy End ItTerEth lCtS liable to need Te
Itht. Cf6ITtully recommend them TO any who
nay need artificial lImbB.
JOHN FRIssELL,
A. A. Surgeon U. s.A.
WBEEIIS0, ". Va, April Goth 1865.
The AIiifcihl ~ { fioIGd for sale by CHARLES
~ ~ r. Agent, cen TtcCmmeud fer the f6llevtnq
eoUniIFtS: Iupheiiy in hTueiu Q, strength 81
hSIiisI OF . cecnSny In price.
Surgeon EcnTd Of Eutollment.
u SfcI6S u pltSsuIs to state that LEoNARp
ihLhl &C II With or artificial leg, that can use
VIZ, NhtT Gre Fttk'E rSiIg. ChCCTfully recon.
p'rd TO- al NEo IN IcrtrTA TO reed orr to give
I'm Gall LEWIS RABALEY.
sprirCdale, Allegheny county Pa.
ler 'urth'r particulars cell on or address
onARLKs BEHLER, agent,
Monroe Street,
between Market and Fourth.
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RxoHs1oR.z
The Great Internal Remedy,
JoHNsoN's
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
BLOOD PURIFIER.
RxoHsroR-
JoHNsoN's
IEUMATIg COMPOUND
BLOOD PURIFIER.
IL WondlrfuI Curative Properties are On.

II. Wonderful Curative Properties are On.
dea5tsd. 1t is altvdys taken internally.
From he number of tsStimonials rteeirea,
re are induced TO 6slisVsit eures nine cases
ost o. tsn 'Ohen directions are strictly fol-
lossd. n is uH'quGlEed for hs cure of
RHEUAATISM, GOUT, NEURAL.
GA. and kindred diseases. For the re-
aoUaE Of Scrofuid, Kings EUil, SeGld Head,
Tstt,r, Ring Wcrm, Sc, this medicine
claims a cast superiority oUer all Others.
It's SooiEing and penetrating qualities are
felt as soon as taken. Try it and be con.
viHeed. ~.
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Amendments to the oen,tItutIon,

The Loyal Publication Society of New
York, of which Professor Lieber, the we'll.
known publicist, is President, have pub
lished pamphlet, written by that gentle
man, urging the amendment of the Federal
Constitution by the addition of several ar.
ticles and the modification of others. Tho
proposed changes which we sutjoin, are
for the purpose of adapting the Oonstitu>
tion by the Interpretation of it settled by
the war. They, at least, have the merit of
removing Otscurities and uncertainties that
have heretofore existed. and that were the
spring from which flowed the direful
stream of calamities to the country incident
to the late war.