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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20


INDIANAPOLIS CHANBER OF COMMERCE We
most cheerfulIy give to our readers the sction
Of the members OF the Indianapolis Merchants
Exchange. at their regular annual meeting Of
Yesterday. held in the Chamber Of Commerce.
There was a full attendance. and it certainly
wa most gratifying to witness the good feeling
aud determination on the part of the business
men OF this city 10 make this really usef Il insti
tuition a permapancy in our mids,. For several
days past their Industrious secretary, Mr.. j.
Barnard, has been employed in obtaining sub
s~eriptions for the support of the Merchants Ex-
change for the present year, and we learn he has
been most successful. Surely none will with
hold their substantial influence from an enter
prise so beneficial, and which gives so much
character to our city 81 home and abroad. We
understand that during the present session of our
legislature, an application will be made for .
charter, and this will soon be u chartered institu
ton.
At a quarter past two the meeting was called
TO order by the President, J. B. Elliott, when,
upon motion OF ) V. b Noel, Esq, Mr.. Elliott
was unanimously reelected President of the In
dianapolis Chamber of Commerce for the year
IS65.
For Vice Presidents. V. B Noel.
For ID Vice President--Thos. kingan.
For 81 Vice President-E. b. Alvord.
Board Of Directors-John Carlisle, Jos. ID.
Pattison. l. W. HasElmsn. Lucien Hills. John
G. Wright, F. p. Rush. Thomas jordan, John
". Murphy, J. B. AcArthur. Jas. @. Ferguson.
The board OF directors then proceeded 70 the
election OF secretary.
J. Barnard was unanimously made secretary
for the present ye.r. and his salary fixed II s ,uOU
per annum.
Isaiah Msnsus was re elected treasurer.
The committee of arbitration. and the com
-. EA. -haah n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

W-For a splendid beverage of iced water,
whisky. or one compounded of rum, with q modi-
cum of milk, and some hens eggs. of gin, of
brandy. or of imported o. native wines; or for a
chew of tobacco, a splendid dish of shelled oys
ters. 4 senison steak. q quail on dry toast. pigs
feet, a fragrant cigar and other things in proper
ton, visit :" MYERS Office Athsneum building,
South Meridian street. Mr. Steve Burke is the
accomplished yonng gentleman Who presides a;
the counter. and to use his own language We have
ONLY to say. quoting after him ore of the ancient
poets. that
when / vas = lAd
l had cause 20 be sad.
For my grandfather | did lose. oh
He vent on 5 trip,
Alter taxing q nip.
And bis name I, vas Robinson Crasos.,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

Rebel Invasion of New England.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
MHR1oAL,
a P.HoIAL T8I0N

d. n. yKLLNTs rsivuas nsspittl, n tks
Tpssr.I nlosk, sornsr Of seventh ana Fstfesis,
opposi,s ne Post and Psssus cnsss, neens
., ssd ~ W s,aars, wssAinsion. nc.
I All dlss.sss Of suivsss ss.urs treated IN
NE bed ssi.ntias manner, and radical surss
efsstsd in an sssss. sYPHILITIc hFTEc.
TToN, coNoRRHGA. oLEET, sTRicTBREs,
SEMINAL WEIKEEss, or the result 81 70
LUPTUoUs DEANS, or any WEAKNESS Of ths
eRHERTIVE ORGANS, fFon any cause
whatsoever, Or how long standing, thoroughly
and rAdissIly eursdi AlsoI eoUr, RHEUHA-
TISM, EEVRLLSLA, NsA other cBRoHic
DISEISESoi the NERVES, MBscL IS, BONES,
and JOINTS; SCRoFBLI, BLorcHgS on the
FACE, ERVP7ToNS on the limbs and bsdy,
aud all other ERuPTIyE DISEASES and
DISEASES of the BLOOD from Whatever
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease. let no false dsl-
loasy prevent you frpn spplyins Immediately
TO Dr.. vsilny, who IL acknowledged TO Be BY
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear not
to coma and make known your misiorlunss,
and he will speedily send ysu On your way
reioising.
Thhtdfeadful soourgs Of the young, INDUCED
In when alone, destroys the Eenerstivs organs,
unfta than far married life. utoduofna
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hAfEH0ADRt
|01TIol BAITn1oRl zNDoHio'

Il ~ II o. 4.
-. -, s,.S..ns ~. !. - =
" fsirIavAD. SSsEr-b{a 60.
II - = MA1f1n.tgIbP sso1nl
On snd aner luNDkx MOTT p. %
-, fn..snget Ifr,nl De.Neen Mnshineyen
I !. IRAINg MOVING North:
:, 10 lgInAt.tts,pht WAnBIAIIysAn Az
bnkkLhbuhs IhA1N. LeeNe rhsningtoh
ais n n. lAfrlgeal naluncre "A. .
~. E=MM rohh ,EnsA tl1A1AAuphstr
- -.
ffLItVe ~ Intseoeipnlh - y. h-i 'eN. 1--WE
ho. = BAbtImvkE ALL WhSAEsnN
IhAlr-Leaye Wesnlnglon Old =. Ms 1to .
The sisn Train for the west, and tsashing
NJ lalore 1000 = H., 49,, -,-
NO. a-h hW 1Okk MAIL IhatN11
Iio,9I9 ~ y. n'i rhilAaeiphiA eSI p'm'' ne"
fG n nop p,.,n,., ~, ,,, ,wn av.v
70: es-bALIlMOhE TRAIN AND WAY
STATIONS = L.sye wsshipgton 400 P. m,
Vpnhseul,s ~. LILY, WIN rteoenoA Hhn'
ArlN ba.nmoTs = ~ ss z; n; -,,,, -,
M; IL ~ Az
~ n. NJ Lrr1,ls A. Rais,r,a, 4 10 n IN M
trsIn stops A. Blsdens6urs, Beit'vihe, Laurel,
anI AnnApo!is ynncton 6niy, ,,,,,,,
no; hOsIoN, hLbhNI AID NV
iuhk EAfhEss IhhlN-.Leave wasningI1 IN
SDS p ~: Ary9 10 ,s 10, nSh ~, IN
the early morning nues leaving new YORK TOT
me East, North and West, 70 PhiiGdelpnta
or Baltimore tickets sold ny this train, which
- limited 10 capacity w GoVernmeht orders,
10 insure the " ais.
:, 70; s'-bALIinlONE MD hAhkiSbOkS
ThAlN-LeAye Washington 80 y. m. ArrtVe
a. Baltimore So D D.,u,.
NO. .. = kkW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAiN-Leaye WILMINGTON
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
NJ = w IN K N T l o n
ARTIFICIAL CEEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,
DIR. s. y. sIeESMoNp,

go PennsyivAniS ayenue, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Dfs. g. calls the attention OF the public 10
The following adv antAges Of his Improved IyI
TEN;
ISt. The testh ofhia nAnufAsture will mover
oOrrode nor change color BY any acids, And
are throe-fourtha lighter than any other.
Nd. No teeth OF roOts need be extracted, -
the ArtinsiAl ones can be inserted over theH
I'D. The EootS viii DO made inOnsnsiVe AM
never 70 Ahhe.
Alh. No temporary testh are needed, ~ POI.
mAnsnt ones can be made immediately sTsIY
preserving the natural expreanion Of the lAS0
whish, under the old system, u nequenuJ
sth. This work has been fully tested for OysI
ave yoAra by mAhy OF the brat chemists Ahd
physi0lAn1 Of this and the old country.
DIT. 4 hiss also Invented q white indosuue
tlblo metal hlnnR, with which the most Bensl
tive teeth can b nllod without pain, and ean
build up . perfect sound tooth on any Hios
roOta, which viii last through . lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With lnnSxious VApor, By Dr. Sisesmond, 90
PennBylvnniA avenue, inventor and sole nAn
ufhstufer OF Anhestlo InnoXi0un Napor (noI
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOrOlOrm or Etnerl bu'
strictly an AnAestio agent, entirely Tree ifou
celebrating eife0is, and perfectly hArmless
causing . quiet sleep, with pleasant beEiA'
hons and Psrfuct inaensibilitY 70 pAin.
ne besf Of references given n required,
GAn Ard examine for yourselves. 10!
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
DmLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


TIME TABLE.
Commeneing MONDAY, December 18th, 1884
Trains Will leave Depot, corner broad street
ana Washington avenue, As follows;
Eaprsss ITsip At 400 q. m, Emondsys. ex'
esptedO for Baltimore and WASHINGTON, stop.
ping NJ Wilmington, Perryvills. HaVre-de-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perry mans, and MARn0lIA.
Way Mail Train AZ SIS q. m, IsundSyG en-.
eepted,l Tor Baltimore, stopping at all regular
| stations, connecting with Delaware railroad
At Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury ana IN.
| teInediAto stations.
hxPress Train At LIS y. m, (SundAyI ex.
ecptedD for Baltimore and Washington, stop
P itnns chester, Wilmington, EiktOn, Perry
express Train At $50 D, m, Sundays eX-
oepted,J for Baltimore and WAshlnRtOn, stop
ping At Wilmington, Newark, EIkton, North.
entl rerIyxlile, HAVre-de-GrAoe, PerTymGn's,
night Exprers 81 Ills p m, for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping a. Chester, (only
10 take baltimore and ngton Tasssn-
ser,') Wilmington, Newark klkto0, North
Passengers for FortreSS Monroe will TAKE
ACCOMMODATION TRAINs-stOppinE at
al stations between PhilGdslphlA sad Wil.
Leave Philadelphia at II.OO a. M, zoe, $50
and 1890 p. IN. The 200 p, m. train connects
NSith Delaware railroad tor Milford and inter.
mediate stations.
Leave Wilmington At IT'S and 10 a. M, 30
THRoGGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington 81 u m, 4.2I, s,SS, and S6I
p, m.
chester At S.iS, lola q. m, l2.SS, ala, o. T9O,
and Dos p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Express Train at 4.O6 q. 10. for Baltimore
| add Washington, stopping nj Wilmington.
Perryyflle, hAyre-do, Grace, Aberdeen, Ferry.
mang and Magnolia,
Night Express at li.ISp p, m. for Baltimore
and Washingt2n, stopping At Chester (for
Baltimore and Washington PaBsengerSN WI.
minston, Newark, Elkton, NORTHEAST, Ferry.
Accommodation Train AZ 10 D, m. for vii.
minEton and Way Stations.
hALTIMohE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore AtS,26 D, m, stopping At
Havre-te-0raoe, Pefryvine and Wilniinrfon'
Also stops ~ Elkton and Newark 10 talTe paS.
lengeu for Philadelphia and leave pRageneers
nom NAahtbgtOn or BAltimOre,l and CheItoF
70 leave Passengers from Baltimore or wash
Leave wilmington fer PhllAdslphIa At 80
p. IN. -
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore $40 .. m, Way Mail. Ito
p. m, EXpresS. 4.26 D. M, way Train. 6.SE
y. M, kNprehs. ga p. M, ExPFeTa
TRAINS FOR lALTfMORE
Leave Chester 81 S.SI .. M, LSO, and II.6s
y. m. #.- guL..a.r 10y.
Leave WlninstSn At ala, 80 a. n, a.Ss,
Aho and 10 - ~ m. a. T.IIrI q, 49, - :
FREIGHT TRAIN, with nAsasnSsr car a..
tAohsd. will leave Wilmington DOR f0TTygtnS
and intermediate stAtiopB Al 10 D. M. ID II I
JAIL d. u kENAkHi Superintendent,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
TINTED STATES NAILS.

Posi- OTTIcE DEPARTAfRET,
WARRINGTON CRY, Dee. 10, 1854.
I Proposals will be reeSivod lat the Contrast
once OF this Department until ,. N. OF March
%, 1885, ito be decided By April IO,) for con-
veying the malls OF the United States In ma
ryiand and District Of Columbia, nom July I,
1870, 20 June 90 1893, on the route and By this
schedule OF departures and arrivals herein
Iptcihed, being route established BY act Of
Congress approved June 10, 1854.
No. 1524. From Rockville, Nd, By Olney, En-
stor, silver spring, (sligo p. OIL
and Brightwood, ID. c., 10 WASH
off ington, ak miles, and back, six
times week.
From hSy 10 DsesDbSV I.
Leave Rockville daily, except sunday, At $50
Arrive at Washington BY 1910 a. ~;
Leave WHshinstou daily, except sunday, ~ )
Arrive At Rockville BY sp m.
Prom Dscembr 10 ksyi.
Leave BrOOkvills daily, except sunday, Al .
Arrive a. Washington ~ mani
Leave Warrington daily, except sunday, 81
AirtSS :, BroOkvius by pm
For form Of proposal, Euaraatss, aud ssr-
tinoate, and laws, Instructions. ke., In rsIA-
tten TO contracts, bidders are referred 10 the
pamphlet Adverttsement Of this date, 10 be
seen ut the ofioes Of Brook VILE and WsnhlnE-
ton, and 81 the Department.
JA2hlAWtW Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
A. CURE GUARANTEED.

Dr. Z: FIsHnLArT, OF Ne. slT Z street, se-
OF tue block, can be consulted on Rheumatic
AFFECTIONS, Consuhptton, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Affections, - we'll - all diseases Of
lmprndenoe Of whatever chArseter, and which
he engages 10 make immediate cure oil. FIOm
hh lengthy pTastioo In the Science OF MedL
cine, he II enabled TO otfsr himself 10 the Dub-
" % oetng NE only one " WA.hinEton eapA'
BILE viii be guaranteed. He warrants . cure
without tho use OF mercury or any other
dangerous medicines. Recent eases cured In
two OF three days.
N. B. Letters Addressedsto Dr.. Fishblatt, At
bis offioe, 9tT + street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive INN ediAts Atten.
ton. Those at . Distance In the army can be
treated bV mail. ikn11.tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09
DEPARTMENT., BUREAU
IN OF STEAM ENGINEE RI Ne, February,

NJ ANY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU
IN OF STEAM ENGINEE RING, February,
1865,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Of
this HureAu until MkRIpiAN, MARCH II,
1855, for tho IRON, &C, de ieribed In The fol-
ioVinE elNssesi each bid must he male Tor an
entlre class, delivered Mt the Tespeetiye navy
Yards. PAyments will he mSle In the usual
m Anneri delivery to oommensi IN twenty days
after notification OF acceptance CT bidi TO pro-
coed continually, and the whole q, be delivered
IN three months thereafter. The contract
vii be awarded TO the lowest rec pOnsible bid
der, the right Jeing reserved OF rejecting the
lowest bid, Il u be deemed eXh1TbitAnt.
The usual GUARANTEES with DO Tequired, and
the contract will be dated the DAY the notice
oil acceptance 10 given.
Printed Soheduies End Instructions can lie
obtained by application to the sureAu.
Proposals must b6 dhCS tsd 10 the Chief OF
the bureau OF steam Engineering, and en-
dofsed " Proposals for Materials for the
Navy" that they may be distinguished from
other business letters.
The following are tho slSISss required at the
respective Navy Yards
KIrTERY.-CLAss No. I-Boler Iron.
TAT, 900 pounds beat American FlAnge Iron.
KITTERY.--CLAss No. 2--ROUEd and Fiat hon,
$4,000 pounds best American Round and Flat
Iron.
MATHEMATICIAN No. ar Iron.
$4,000 pounds boat American T Iron.
CHARLEsToWN,-CL us No. l-COppcT.
bs,OOO pounds Ingot Coy per-bost quality.
CHARLEsTOWN.--CLAS No, :,
5000 pounds DancA Tin.
CHARLESrOWE.--C CLASS No. ].
I,6O0pounda Slab Zine.
BROOKLYN.-CLAss No. I--BoiLer Iron, &c.
716 800 pounds beat American FlAnge Iron.
42,6OO pounds best Amerie IN Sheet Iron.
DROOKLYN.-CLAIS No. LIQUID, Square and
Fiat lTOf.
l7B, 200 pounds best Amer lCAn Round Iron.
lOO, 500 pounds best American Square or Flat
Iron.
BROoKLYR.-CLAts No. ST IrOa,
90 900 pounds beat American 7 Iron.
BROOKLHN.-CLAGs No. 4-BoiiSr Ripsts.
10000 pounds best quality Boiler RvSts.
wASHIHGToN,-CLA, No. E--Iron, &c.
$500 pounds best American Round, square ,
and Fiat Iron.
$50 tons best Bloom Iron.
WASHINGTON Glass No. 9---PiS ITOn.
100 tons beat American AnlhrAsite Pig
Iron,
100 tona No. , American Charcoal Pig
Iron.
wAsHINGToN.-CLAss No. S-SteeL
1900 pounds Round, square, and oetAgon
CaSt-Steel.
WASHtNGToN.-CLAN No. t-CoPPeT.
O0,OOO pounds Ingut CopPsF.
dha Zine.
10000 pounds Lead, (pigs,)
10000 pounds Tin, (strAtta.)
1900 pounds Slab Zinc.
wAsHINGToN.-CLAss No. S-Engineer'i
Sores.
100 gross Wood screws, spriggs, sandpAper,
Alcohol, MOlasses, Sour Flour, koltn,
I'll Vitriol, Borax, Solder, Brick whi-
ting.
WASHIN8TON.-CLAss No. T-Whhe Pina
Lumber.
81, coo feet White Pine Lumber, OF various
thickness, dressed on both sides, suit
able for making patterns.
NORFoLk.-CLAssN No. l-RotnG, Square GSd
Fidf Iron,
2sS, $50 pounds best American Round, square,
and Flat Iron.
EORFOLK.-CLkss No. 2-PH Iron,
100 tons best American Charcoal Pig Iron.
NORFOLK.--CLABs No. 8--1OtLeT RipSis.
5000 pounds beat quality boiler hVets.
loo pounds best quality smoke-piPe RiVsts.
tel%-tu4t
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nRRtofALg
NJ" sDEg5s,sa.I|...e g ss1yIdA : "

AnIvIAEL onAnnALnOTItch,
WAnufnaToH, Dee. = $50. j
.nse..i.s1 urlng ~ ennounecd :. ne onu
.oot,nsd pcnnis.Ayi.s and Assistant Con
shsssn. aSs,ns ~ y WI s asss, hnsiq 1aal
SOnsas'AalssAID As.lsrIsT cOmnlSIARIEi
IL
hsorganixing. .u
1soonf ly,,v Oorps.
o,...,....., c.,,.... .s.,u s,...,, ,o,h
ue,tsa .,,,S,r1sa senf. ~
~ s' miAnuy' sPPoinNs"
As.,.,,,, oonni,..r,.,, I!,suten.ut N. 8.
wood, lih New YORK heavy artillery, nrst Al.
xisien, sppointsd October ., 1854 Captain
a aen .nno Sosnss snn,sr, NS,y WI
York volunteer, third diVihioni appointed
August ~ -lemnornrr.
- 1NsrS -, o., rr
R...,.,,,.d' ~ ~ w S"'P'' 90.
-
comnls..ry; Csptsip 4. n gs,.n,burv, 18th
Omitted siatcs infantry, appointed september
hssis.sn, commi..su... LlsutcnAa. John
J. Morris, 18th Indiana battery, 1rst division
appointtd May ,, 1904. Captain John w,
Chiekering, o9th niinoin volunteers, second
tain " 4. MoIIvains, 18th United states 10.
iAgtry, third divinion; appointed April 10, 1868.
Captain II. N. snyder, 6efh Illinois volunteers,
second division, appointed April II, 1855 re.
neveA September is, 1854.
TXnh Ir,., Covn,
ooum,,.arv,c ert IN vUiiiISb, T. e,entrv
,,sS Ti..a.a y 60 $500 "a $780,,
- A ,ers w.
As,,stent commi,..rie,, Caut,In G, M
Isn.hi,e' ,sssS psnn.s,w.n,. ynian,s.ts' Ar ~
aivistnn, snno,.tsd NV 81 issa Canta Al,
Jo.hns A ficsahsr. nh uaited states Ia IAN
ny, second division, appointed September 90
Issi-tamporarV. Leutenapt ., p Mead, DOtl
PennsyiTsnis ycluHtSsrss third dIyiSion; Az
pointed APRIL II, isSs.
nu--, arm 10y w aI,H. @ r,.rruD
,.,h Tjn,,sd Z, 80 Pafsn,ry snnointsd Dccsr,
-. =, ~ s's'es 'AA-iSi "PPo'"'eN D''eH'
w 81 10. c.....t.., c.,,..t n, r.,
q. ~, ~ VII ,,si,,a,s,p an, a a,,3 ~.
spnaintsd hpril IA. issS. Cautain a l. Orr
s,p np .sSand a., =, O,
snnn,s,ad IN. "a tSa1 C..lsIn Al smIvb
,JSt ~ ve,[ snlnn,..rs hird dd.i.InI', = y
,.ni.t.d I,ns a IA ''-'' VI ~
70
ssrnh Army Cops, (DspsytmeTl Of AvkSnSas.
commi,sArv, Major A, O. Vincent, 4th Ar
hsnss. a.v.iyv, snnoirtcS M.sSS 7 issi n'
Issistaet commissaries, Iieutsnant Hug,
Koch IN Wisoops,n yolnnteefs' trat diyisisn
appointod January is, 1894; relieved Nsvcm
Der 10, 1854, By expiration OF term Of Bervicn
Captain julius sohlaieh, 9th Wiseonlin vol
unteere, hrat diVtsiont appointed November
lsSt , nsassn.ns o1d ..,! MIo5nson, sstf
May %, 1854. Lieutenant W y. Morse, y
Minnesota voluntoers, cavalry divis'on
appointed september - 1881 CAPTAIN
Charles =. FAlrand, ilth United states iVIsn'
", ptnM 49, o. LUZ LUZ. ho gn hppoihteNdi se su
ruAfy ~, leSA. captain Wliilam A; Martin
I'm missouri cavalry, Dstnet OF the frontier
epRointed NoyemoeI ~ loeS; CEptsln L. =;
0illette, ist NebraakA cavalry, District ol
Nottns a hInansass .Ppointee January ~. Y
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DERS0NAL---THE VICTIMS OF
misplaced confidence should consult d.
Dafby, ca seventh street, and be relieved Of
heir ID a saItisa HonoEablo and seientih'
IoAtmSnt gu AFAnte0d. ielktm'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the HubIeTLbeE has obtained from the Or
kaAAs Court " WAshington county, IN the
on the personal sstate Of Charles w. kirby,
late OF Fairfax county, Virginia, deceased.
All persons having claims AgAinAt the AAid do
ceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the voucher thereof, to the subseriber,
90 or before the nth day OF February next;
they may otherwise by law be- excluded from
all beneht OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruAry, 1853, CHAkLES KIRBY,
fel4-lAw8Ws AdmInistFatoF,
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1864 ARRANGEMENTS q 1864
NEW YORK LINES.

INK n hhhhNubmhNlD L OE
Inu4 OF IGn4
INV YnRV TINrS
" ~ ~ o.
r,,v c.n,npu ,ur1 Iupny ,,,n S,,,,
AhE NAmDAN nND anDoi hND fhlLA'
COMPANIES LINES, ''a e..
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
:,
AND WAY PLACEs,
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARf AND
kENslNGTON DEPOT,
WILL LEAVE a. FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare
A. Accom- modAtion. ..................a a1
Ass. m, Wis Camden and Jersey City
New Jersey Accommodation. .....,... 7b
AVS :. m, VIA Camden and Jersey City
MorGins Express, ......,..".,...... 400
hs@ m, VIA Camaen and Jersey CITY
- Cash Ticket, ..................,... 2.26
Az II =, m, VIA hensington and Jersey
Sny-Ekptess; '...;'............... 20
AZ !! m, via camden and Anboy-C. and
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John WELCKERs
- BUHLER RESTAURANT.
q Aail9n Dores.l

3aS PENNsRLvXNfA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs !
The pI Iprietor Of this fayorite Restaurant
has spared no pains 10 make this the beat
Restaurant in Washington and he points
with pleasure 10 the laIEe patronage he has
Bolielta a oohtinhAnoe of the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments
constantly on hAnA, and at the most reasons
bic rates. d.. TlH..
bREAKFAsT,
DINNER, AND
prepared at the shortest notisO and in The
mOet RGtiAiA6tofy manner,
hreAkiaIt IRON " u o'clock. Dinner and
supper AZ al hours. RGY6.u
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NEW YORK
IN AND
WASHING TON
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
sEMl:wEEKLx BLTwEEx NEW YORK,
WARRINGTON Aap GEoRGEfoWN, D. Z.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAS. y. GREEN,
RsEaIaf sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, At 10 .. m, from foot OF High
Itreeh Ssorsetown' and Pier ID, foot Of Wall
For freight or paslage sPplyto
MORGAN a RHfNEHkRT, Agents,
foot Of High street, GsaI Sotown. or
do91-6m III Wall street, New York.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 6Il PENN. AVENUE,
Washington Chy, ID. o.
GREAT EASTERN, EOHTiiERN, AND
WESTERN EXPRESS FORVARDERs.
Merchandise, Money, Jcieclry, YaiuGbLsS, Notes,
Forwarded with SAFETY AID DISPATCH
20 all accessible sections OF the country. This
Company has Agencies In the principal rail-
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
ltu principal oth0eg are
PfHIi81EEEbHrI, siLriS0RE',I IN. Wv
CIEEATI, ST., LOUIS, LOUIS.
VILLE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are abe At New York and
Boston with lines forwarding h. the CanRdAI
and to the British Proyioees, and with steam.
ship lines TO Liverpool, So uthampton and
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all prominent commercial towns In Great
Britain and on the Continent.
Colieotion Of Notes, Drafts, and Bills made
at all accessible parts OF the United States.
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KohrHwksT ANp SOUTHWEST. ~
ON AND AYrER DrcEstBER as, ,r.in.
vii leave halhmors, from NORTH Calvert
lest NAL, ..........".., a7o q -.
Harrisburg AeeompodAtto ......". :. . p. u.
fitisSurEh and RiSifS Express. .......isP !. m.
THRSiS An. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
Connects wi'h The go = n. sIsin fsoA
West; and for klnirs, Bufalo,
gaA, and Niagara FAllA,And
s.. por New York city.
THE l.so p. n. TRAIN FROM WAXING
TON Conn1uia with the 9 D. N. train from Bal
tiBiors fof Pittsburg aud Erie.
THE s.lS p. M. TRAIN FROM WASHING.
TON Connects with the 10 p. N. Express
from Hal tmore and runs through 10
Pittsbufg and Elmira, without
change Of ears, connecting at
Pfttsbore Cor Cincinnati,
Chicago, and st. Louie,
and At ElmirA, Tor
Buffalo, POehes-
ter, and Sy-
TAcuse.
ONE THRoCGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington 81 . o'clock y. N.
l .
SLEEPING CARS on MIGHT TRAINS.
Low FAkE AND QUICK TIME.
- For Tickets and any inforn ton apply
| At the Otfice OF the Crest PennsylvGnla Route,
rnerPennsyIyAnlA avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and Depot House, No,
| AQg q atFeet. near New Jerney ayeuuA. Waah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

fHE TRIAL OF THE CONFERENCE.-The
New York Times publishes the following items,
which will give the reader some idea of the
immense labor which has deyolyed upon the
Military Commission:
Total number Of witnesses subpenaed. s63;
number Of witnesses examined, 361; number
examined. including recalls, 422; number sub
penaed for prosecution, 2i7 number actually
examined, 19e; number subpenaed for defense,
1856 number actually examined, 163 total num-
Der of pages of testimony, illegal cap,) 1890,
making q solid pile of manuscript something
over twenty-six inches high; the arguments
Will make. in addition, 700. The vast mass of
the depcsitions, &c, taken by three judge ad-
yocates, fCol.; Burnett, Col. Foster and Col.
Olcott3 prior to the opening of the case, en-
pioyed i've short hand writers a fortnight, and
will take two experienced clerks six weeks to
brief and fle away.