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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23

TOR SALE.-An Embroidery, Ribbon and
Hosiery Store having the largest retail trade 10 the city
o,,ablisLed Is yeays There Is fortune In IT, II can DO
bousht now or arrangement made for the Spring Parties
wishing talk business may address BUSINESS box No
1000 New. York City Post-Ofhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23

IVAN be seen at the Patent Exchange, No. 229
~ broadway perfect Balance Elevator adapted for all
purposes of lifting light heavy weights Every store In thu
cty shonld have Call and IL and Judge for your
seves Machines rights for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK.
u Nos. 1877 and 400 cANALsT., COR. VARICK
ASSETS, SI.554,S25 81.
Open d.iy from ~ m. 10 J. and on MONDAY, WFDNFs
DAY aud SATURDAY evenings from to : y m siI per
c.u interest," free OF Government tar allowed Gums Of
500 and under and Five per cent larger Money
deposited on before Oct 20 viii bear interest rom Oct l.
Eank Book, Ina English German and FIcncb.
EDER V. HAU0HWOul, Prsicent
SOLOMON l.. HULL. Treasurer.
=
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ts, Oo9, 81 46-on account Of Loan, $4,000; Bal
ance, $685. SOB 81.
The toal imports at Ncw.York for the week CON-

pare as follows with former returns:
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pMOr oBAUNs
pn0PosxLs 40R FoKxaE.


wnsrusof D. Q. /, rs. y, iss,. I
Sealed proposals. 40 lhnisd " ne uAisr-
a.nsd e, sapf.Ileg ne uni,s1 STATE. o...ler-
nnsre "a, Klsz.sdfia, "a FORTRESS Esnros,
Y..el .ithel q these p'ssea, with Hay, Corn,
"a. ~. ~i i $. s...s,,S fSr n. s.l,,.y 600
bushels l.. q corr Q. CATS snd 90 tons q hay er
Bidder, HSsi ;isi. Il which or he above.
skpolnl, ihs{ Propose % nsss deliveries
Ne ~ snse. :. whieh ,hsy WI maize delivers.
y dsiiYersd. he tlie whsB sald Deliveries shall
Be- comme4ood, and When 70 ~ eompIeled
The price must be written out In words on The
bids. = 80
Corn 70 be put up IN Hood s.ou. saslu. d about
two bushels e,eb. Oats In like saeka, Of about
three bnahals each. The aaeks 70 be Furnished
yiihoEi sxtn eharge . The 0evyrnment The
The particular Kind Or deserintlop q oats.
corn, hay Or straw, proposed 70 Be delivered must
be slated In the proposals.
An the article. offered andsr The BIDS herein
ISsiIsS ws b sHsSs. 70 d iSsPsssn y
Contracts viii be awATded from time 70 time %
the lowest responsible bidder, a. the Interest Of
The GoyernpAeht may require, and payment viii
shall have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will be required 10 'aecompany his
proposal with guaranty signed BY two responb-
tble persona, that In case his bid be accepted, be
Or they will, within ten days thereafter, execute
the contract for the same, with good and sulcleht
suretles In 4 sum equal 10 the ainohnt Of the con
tract 70 deliver the Articles proposed IN conform
ity with the terms of thik Advertisement; and In
ease the said bidder shan fhll 70 enter into the
eontraet, they 70 mako good the difference between
the Offer q said bidder and the next lowest re-
spo9sihie bidder, or the person 70 WHOM the son-
tract may be awarded. ia
| Thu Eesponsiblliiy OF The guarantors must be
shown By the oIieiil eertiheaie Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Custona, or any
other officers under the United States q Government
or responsible person known 10 this once.
All bidders win be duly notified Of the accept
anee or rejectlOn Of their proposals. ~
The full name and post oflce address Of each
bidder must be leglbly written in the proposal.
Proposals. must be addressed 10 Brigadier Cen
eral ID. II. Ruekef, Chief Depot ouArtermaster,
Washington, D. G. aud should be plninly marked
Proposals. for Forage. - '.,lt. ~
Bonds, In sum equal 70 the amount Of the con
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
guArant0rn, will tbe rgqhired Of the successful
bidder or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blank forms Of BIDS, guarantees, and bOpds
may be obtained upon application II this once.
All proposals received under this Advertisement
will be opened aud examined At this once ON
Wednesday and Saturday OF each week, Al n m.
Bidders are respectfully Invited 10 be present at
the opening Of BIDS If fA'y s & 4 KuoKtn
fsz7-h Brig. 0en, and ouArtermSstsr.
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9ytsTsnaasss1 p n.L 9 Isss

oskRrnAnAsrha onSnRAL's Owen, 4
80, M1.aIs .. D, o. NAY l. 1865 s.
!. All oaiesrI and agents Of the ousrfsrmasisf' Is
Department having citizen employees o. hired
articles under thsir direction, will Immediately
upon tho receipt Of this order prepare and for
war! e ss. oss 'pSs. q The person;
will embrace, In tabular form
elAss.
"a. Occupation, or how used.
Sd. Rate Of hire or compensation.
eth. The number Of each class discharged since
April I, and rate OF hire or compensation.
9Th. What further reduction can be made dur
Ing the next two mOntha, and at what dates the
eth. Remarks, showing briefly the necessity Of
continuing the remainder In Govern Mt en- loy
II. The Chief onaFtsrmASters Of military d.
visions, departments, and principal depots will,
ing oaleers thereof take Immediate measures 10
break up all minor depots and ageneles under
their control not essential 70 the service under
the new military situation. The ouaEteTmastcrs'
stores Al such depota aud agencies VIII be drawn
Into the main depots; or, IN ease such stores are
deemed not Of Aumeient value 10 Justify the cost
" thelr removal, then spesial report Of the ease
viii be made 70 this once, with recon mendations
a. 10 the bod time, place, ana manner Of then
sale or other disposition.
III. Tho property return Of ouartermastern'
stores on hand April 30, called for by paragraph
3, GENERAL Orders No. -, from this once, Of the
2oth ultimo, win be made out In the form Of an
Isl. Tie articles, In alphabetical order, aad IN,
quantity Of each on hand. Hf
ID. Their condition.
81. Namber or quantity Of each requlred for Z
three months supply At their respective stations
and Tsr
AIN. The disposition recommended to be mad,
Of the balAnee--whsther to be sold, stored, OF
transferred to other stations; and when 70 be sold
stored. or transferred, NJ o. MEI0S
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connoD0Rr wrIIIAn w. MoKnAx died
sss9sasy nq59,ls, April 2sd, cred SIXTY.
2olhof November, 1914. and received bis
last comml1el1n ~ commodore July 10
1863. HIS Last cruise expired In June,
1859. In dbout my years. connSctIon
with the aervice he had seventeen years and
tlsven months eea service, thirteen Year,
and thrca months shore dnty, and was for
seventeen years and eleven mouths unem.
ployed. BE was . nasiyo and citizen Of
fsunsyivania, from which State he was
appointed. "A the time Of his death he
Slood eighteen on tho retired Lat OF COM
mUdores Commodore MoKnAH was the
fon OF Judge McKnAN. OF Pennsylvania,
and . nephew of6overuor MoKaAH. At
che tlme Of his death he was . member OF
tue Naval Board cobvoBea n the PhilAdel-
pills Naval Asylum. He was I cousin OF
the Rebel Commodore FRAEKLIN BuonA-
MAI, ehd strongly condemned hls conduct.
10 i6eS-4 he commanded . schooner In
foEFaR's squadron, and was very active
u spppresslng piracy along tho coast Of
Cuba and among the lslAnds Of the bay.
fyw pflcsrsin ths service stood higher than
ihadece4sed Hewas frequently employed
upon iuportsnt special ssrylcs, and com
msntrd the acEew steamer Niagara, Is,
ehlch returned The Japanese Embassy
Whnn hshsd arrived homo he Nas lmme-
disiely sent " commend the West Coli
Bloekading Squadron, aud there performed
very useiul seryIcs. The cause OF bis
Death 10 stated % have been q severe cold
esnght last week on the cars. raa
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IlK0f0sLila Boa VAN nAes.


-. Posr ofFicR DEPARTMENT,
ss,sssSs ~, & ~, =. y, = I y :. &.
..,.sss, All e, IN AZ. svsbip.
,ssssa sss y ~, Sans sss isr farn.ss sssss
day q july, isSs. sneh saAnliiis. 4 ne follow
9, m =. e NAL ssc :: sy 'sn '' =
JUTR CANVAS NAIL sACks-of sire Ne. I,
Is inches IN length and q inches IN eireumfsr-
snes q ~, lNs. = ~ insb.s y length and g
isss,s IA i.asiA ssA . insh's 4. sirsan-
ne lacks Of -. No lar. 70 b. mad. o.
closely woven Juls saavas WEIGHING no, less
.s,A 81 S vssp sf . 5. 90 SsSSl.d
aud twisted, aud 70 weigh one ounce 70 about
1fiyyerds. md of the Aliing Or vsn, Y not like
those u Abe VAR, 70 vtigk one euhos 70 about
s vs.. ..st. u -. No. sars.o b hads 81 Ju,s
esnvas. 6slrkine not lees than n onnsos 10 the
yard of ailz inehea, vidth, ths warp and wen 10
BE- nearly a. above deseribed.
Der Ju.s canvas, vsighInE not less ihaa AZ
ouness 10 lhe yard Of fpi< inohss width.
4 THOSE 81 nirss numbsfsa and are 70 be made
With tsbllng or hem a the top, two inches vide,
aiieasi ten % ne former ana eight % the latter
are 70 be we'll wrought; and they are each 20 be
provided with . good and Sunlcient hemp cord 10
lace and tie them thoroughly !and strongly. Va
seams. secured sssh with two rows Of sewing
an are 70 hs marked ilside and outside "unitsd
siitss nan u i1rss'aSa distinct letters.
A.y Psepo.sS, .nRy9 ,h.i may = s..lr
sirueiisn win BE- eonsidsrsd r.latIysiy 70 prso, In
deciding The lowest and best Did.
Ne proposaivili b sidsrsd % not aeeonpa-
alsf Ni,S sP.slnsss shswins u. sosss.ss.lea
eaeh sise Of the snsks bld for and also written
| guarAnty from the persons proposed - suretlei
Whose rssponsiblilty must be certified By u,
postmaster % the place who're they reside, thn
such proposal Be ascsptea FHup3A N4i0 4
All the sasks eontrastsd for are 10 be delivered
q the expense Of The eo4traeier, - Dasien, New
?: @, Il ,rsh Suansl'i'sAnd - .aeh tines as n.'
Ths estimated quantity required viii probably
not exceed thirty thousand sacks, including Al
,Iss. X, ne rs..ss.:,s. General wilir.,srv'
aueh quantity during the term Of the contract, ~
the wants aud interests Of the service may seem
10 him 70 demand.
The specimens must be delivered At this Do
parmsnt on or before the 92d day Of June next
and every one submitlsd should beueii and dis
tinetiy marked with the number denoting IL
sire, and have attached 70, II sample Of the
cloth or canvas isix inches square) Of which II il
made. Such ~ can, with safely and convenience
be used in the services, will Be paid for At thu
prices specified IN the proposals relating thereto
A decision on the bids will be made or be-
fore the atlh DAY Of June nexi, and the accepted
With sulieisnt bo1d and security, on or before
/ The lat day Of July, 1875 10 r.
The proposals should be transmitted In . sealed
snvsiePs, and sndorsed, Proposals. for Natl
BAg,,n and be addressed % The second Assist
AIT Postmaster General, cosilrAsl Once, wash
inRton ID. q, - W. DENnISON,
hyIi.fil Postmaster General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

: GkHDit WALKS AS many persous have
atthls time large heapa OF coal ashes, they
cen dlepose lof them In no way 70 better
advantage than By hauling them into garr
den alieye. Remove from four 20 six
ipcheaof dirt end, having scrceaed the
ashes, or aepnrntod the einders, nrst apply
the ecane stnf, lhen oysler shells, II you
hsve any on hand, small stones, glasS or
pieces OF bricks, and top-dress with the
ashes. Roll IL, and you win have one Of
The best walks ever seen In q garden. The
saheg btc0me very hard, aud arc never
vel, vintsri or surnmsF. II the weather
give TIE water the loast chance 10 get
sway. IN summer, In i've minutes altar
shover, theFp win Do scarcely enough mols-
tnreto dnmpen the sole OF your s6oes. II
there Y not anilicient ,AsheA for all the
walks, commence with The principal onss.
sud IL couple Of yeafs the garden Win be
eompleie. Then, each spring afler, alive
them . lllghfto dressing OF ashes, which
VIII about commune Jour annual stock.
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~ ~
Dr. nvmhNr'sPnssis nsspl,.i, u ,,sr.a-
,fal nisst. ssrn.s q s,strlA sas y r,.,.,, o.
Des,is ~ Rsst rna ruisnf onsua no,ms -
ma y ~ si.in ws.kiss,sa. D. o
An diseases d private nature tfsafst n Ne
bsst ssientias manner, AID radical cares ssssssd
n al sssss grPnILTfsc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA. oLkEr. srRtcruKEs. SEMINAL
WBAKEEss. or he result q voLUPTuous
DRnk1ig or any rsaksss q The oKNRRATivz
ORGANS, from any eau.s whatever o. how
long standing, thoroughly ana radlcaIly cured /;
also. 0oUT. RImUnATIsN, NEURALGIA, asd
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of The NERVES.
NUscLES BoNEsl and JOINTS; scRoFULA.
BLoTcHEs on The FAcR RRuP1oNs on the
limbs and body, and ali other RRUPTIyK DIS
EASES and DIsEAsEs Of The BLOOD. from what
ever cause they nay have arisen.
AYFLfcrED AND uHVoRTuHATH
No matter what your disease, Is, no false deli
saey prevent you from applying Immediately 10
Dr. vsllny, who Is seknowiedrsdt 70 be By far he
most SUCCESSFUL PnYncfAH in ,As ,rssimsu.
Of private diseases Pear not 70 come ana make
known your Jnisfortunss. and he viii speedily
send you on your way rejoicing. W
sBLR-ABUsR
TAAi dreadful seOurge Of the young, ihdulesd
In whoa alone, destroys the gsnsratiys organs,
unri' mem for married life, producing WEAKNESS
Of the back and limbs, loss q animation and
muscular power, pAlpltation Of the heart nor
vOus irritabIlI,y. los. q memory. melancholy
habits. insanity, eonsumptiOa and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful conss-
ausuess Of delay. do not IAN 70 make your ease
Known immediately to D.. vsliny. Tour secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely apOn his medical skIi.
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
broush, back 10 visorous.hsaith By his skilfui
treatment.
MARRIA0K
Married persons, or those contemplating mairi
mony, who suspect themselves Of impotsney,
seminal weakness, or any disease arising from a
relaxed stais Of the genital organs, whether the
result Of disease iaJury, yoathful indIssrstiOn,
or indulgence Of The passions In ripper yeara, are
earnestly sntrsated 70 place themselvs. under
the ears Of DIV. They may roly with certainty
upon speedy cure, AID being restored 70 fall
health and vigor. 81
Ne treats with entire success all diseases Of
females, such a. LEUCoRRHRA or WHTTRs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

HAHnsoMuLr eArD.--The Halifax Sua,
which has been an ou.spoken and uaWa-
setlSg friend ofthe Onion throughout the
fsbslliop, concludes come rsmarka on the
remarkable Vitality wshsse shown ss ma
tlnns - IOllOws, 30 &,
sfhe ship efetate. 90 ofVsn talked Of, Il
Nlrp.r hullly bright eoppered, aud moves
toSWift through the waves on progreas
thet lhoro 10 lIflle chnnce for any OF the
Harnaele iamily 10 locate 1bout hat clear
fnns and impede her Way. MniIny had
uearly urorlled hery but once more she Ia
~ right, and 20 long a. her course lies IN
she latitude Of freedom, civilization, and
rnlpect Of right. We Wlsh her 0od-speed
WlfA ali Our heart"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

SAD DL RY.
500 REM ov A L 5OO
TO NEW BUILDING,
~ ANs0O-Ia
61sOO-Ea
SEVENTH STREET,
JoIETEGeoRp IELLowg HALL.
JAMES Q. ToPHAM Sue..
HAVE RKMovAD
Thar sil.Kaown Old -EstAblished
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY RouIPMESr MANURAcroRY
TO THEfn
NEW BUILDINa,
st " Arsoo-va
A9rSO0-GA
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own manufAetors, a
most complete alnortment Of every style and
price OF military Rnd eitinenH,
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARFIEoALRs,
FINN SWORD BELTS, f
al. ~ with WI, Tspha%,'' rAisni siids
LAN0HoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers 81
LAN0HoLzs PATENT CUBE AND NOSE.
FOR SALE;
KwBANK's PATRNT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND ZINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE covRRs AND BLANKETS,
DTS,
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GRRAF VARIETY
HARM Ss. 4
FINE DOUBLE COACH. CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS. 80
FINE sINoLs CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
sUTLERs, srAoR WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE
RIDING, AND wlGoN wHIPs
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
UNKs.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsRs.
wo6D box TRUNKS Avn vALisEs
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
AMY vzfIsKs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
leather and canva. Pelllsienr Bags; Leather,
Canvas and Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies'
freneh satehela; Toy Trunks, and school
satehsia, and every Artislsih their line Of bust
REM RMBERt
- 900 90
~ 500 %
sRVENrH sTRRIT,
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saTuRpAT ELECTROMAGNETIC .. iss4



me nser,E1esh NAVY eva en n. srus-
-. tassisslpl rkr tx,asitri Tess.
Yesterday lhs ttisi % shs ereas psyJ-
gunr fo2| " iook place e M proving
Eroeha u tks Fort Pift Works, Pa,
sltasibd soms two miiss nom wsil's n,s-
N1H. u tks fnntylysnlA Railroad. Il b
knnns bs,h ksrs and abroad. shai N ord
nsnca We hsyse speclullY ercslled, and the
boaSisi uunsrioriiy ofth6 Armstrong gun
kat b6eA sellpssa NJ mat ofthe greal army
euD, Who's mighty reserberAtlonh n New
ToIk hmrbor have onclied Ne romeFk and
udrprlso ufth most exporisnceh inven-
tnrs ofRuropo. The trial Of the great arint-
qua waamada famuut IA The hIatofy 81
warfare, from the fact thai there are nc
iron or stahinchly-built wooden walls that
can suecctmuiiy resist ia ponderoup shots
ofnore than one fhopaand poundG. III
The grand trial OF The tweniy-inch gun
ToIk hnfbof, last summer, Ne fspoTted ~
The tlme., That gun measures twenty lone
fcct eight ibches, and has ! diameter OF
4 bnra OF twenty inehes. The navy gun,
as.-sDstizsbab, =, ofwhlch We nov speak. has
the following 0iuonllonot = v - s'Tsr y :
Extrsms length -EIgbteen fset. 81
~ Largest dikrnoEer- Five feet eleht inches.
tii Lssgss. idlametsf e mnzzle-rTWo fssl
y uIrnt inrh1E. - ~. 81 y ~ uiaT f1tG 3
pepth OF ehambsr--FOur.esn fsst nv'
Diameter Of Dor. Ar~eb,y inches.
ttst iWelnha completsd-- AIS pounds.
r, gsssss o. Pew ~, ~ pouads'
Thislmmense gun WIS conveyed 70 the
I. llprnNinH Rroupds lasf week. BY means OF
The admirable machinery provided b. Mr..
Knapp, 4 reqdlr6d boz q brief timsto or.
range The gunin position for testing. A
slds track ofrsiIs WIS built down 70 I ron.
vepient spot ofkr6uaa which has rocky
;hlnf In front, By means % Q powerful
engine, suitahIy provided with shsfiing,
the heayirst guns are speedily placed IN
position Ter teninE. The spot from which
the guhs ers discharged 10 less than 15O
fest from the rocky tank Into which the 90
rhble poslison forG ihe, letting o. gums
eogldhaye been selected, and the meehani'
81 srr.nseheat for ths purposs u well
Tue great navy eun, III" Bselsebub', wa.
: cast - ths fort Pit Works OF Nc" q.
Knappon Hay6, 1884, about four months
succntdlng th6 casting of ne flFut named
twenty Inch gun, apd u nealg four feet
sthoItur, but hss tie same bnFo, andis In
ssna s,tt7.S Iosssss' se's p@s relative S'psci-
khss been 10 s5ufss feouplstion near
lyten months, end was placed In position
for tfial FOR The Era dine on Thursday.
lives tuspcnded By che trunni0us, breech
cod muErlc, SllnE having been coDstrue-
ted for tic special purpose. tsDeelEebub"
wns uhsrRed with the hret inntallmeut Of
sixty pounds % powder, and more gently
than . elx-pounder bclched u fOf6h again.
Two spccesslve ehErecs Of the same amount
% powder, thelAst accompanied BY Asolid
sh5t, wighinRY 1.De0 pnnpds, were dis-
charged. The gun, 81 each discharge, vibra-
Ted stout one halfits length 40 ~ sllIg, and
Yas quickly brought 20 By corps Of Some
dozen workmen .-Puisowrg Oornmsrcial
: Apra ie4EA. u
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NEW INV EN TIC J
~ o.
ts ARTIFICIAL cHE0PLksrIc
BONE TEETH.
= nr
DIR. q B. aI0KsMONp.
DIR. 3. ,. sIoHsMoED,

16s PeRnsylvania avenue, between TWelfh q
Thirteenth ntrostS, WashingtoB.
DR.. 9. calls the attention q the pnblle %
following advantages Of his Improved system ]
lat. The teeth Of his mhnufAetnre will neI
corrodo nor change color by any acids, and
thrOe fourthn light than any other.
"a, No teeth or roots need Be extracted, -
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
81. The roots viii be made inoasnsivs \
never 10 ache.
An. No temporary teeth are needed. q p.
manent ones can be made Immediately, there
preserving the natural expression Of the ~
which, under the old system, 10 frequsniy y
issh. This work has been fully tested foe y
ave years by many Of the hrst chemists =
phyaielans % this and the old eonptry.
Dr.. 3, has also invented white inde.tras,j
BILE metal hliing, with which the moot san.iuI
teeth eau be allied without paiu, and etn pll
up perfect sound tooth on asy slds roots, ~
win last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED wifHoUT PAIs
With Innoxioua vapor, By Dr.. sigesmoud,
Pennsylvania avenue Inventor and sols NJ.
facturer Of Anaoatic Inn0xlouB NapoF "
Laughing Co, nor Chiorvform or bfhef, n
strictly an AnAestio agent, entirely free ffon j
hilAralihg effects, aud perfectly harmless, 9.
Ing quiet sleep, with pleasant Bensatlons
perfect insenaibllity % palm
Tho be-, q rafsrsneea given n Required. "A
Call end examine Tor yourselves.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20

HRADouAAFEns MIDDLH MILITARY DIsfRIcr,
wAaHnOroH, D. c., May 3, lS65.
Circular No. IL.
In order 10 secure, a. far A. prAetieable, the
Immediate payment OF men absent from their
companies, on the Expiration Of their term Of
oervice, eompany ofnoers will forward direct 20
the Chief Mastering Oneer Of thelF State, ten
days before the expiration Of hla term Of Aervloe,
the descriptive liat And account u pay and cloth.
lag Of any ehllated man who may be Absent from
Ais company from whatsoever cause.
Ths attention o. Commanding ohesrs IL called
70 the importance Of 4 htrlct enforcement Of thIa
ordsr 70 prevent injustice 70 enlisted men.
~ command Of Halor General HANcocHt
DUNCAN O. WALKER,
( mytsa Assistant Adiusaai General,
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFRICR bl4 PENN. AVENUE,
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GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AID wKsTRRN
EXPRESS F0RwARDERs.
MsrchAndise, Money Jewelry, vAluablss, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c.,
Forwarded with sAFkTY AND DISPATCH . all
accessible sections Of the country. This Com
PAAy has Agencies in the principal railway
towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WRIST, AND NORTHWEST
Ils principal omees are
WARRINGTON, d. O. ,NKW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
CINNATI, 81. LOUIS, LOUIS
@ 49, vILLk, LEXINGTON.
Concessions are made al New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CanAdas and TO the
BFitlsh Provinosn and with steamship lines 10
Liverpool, Southampton and HANre and thence
by Ruropsan expresses 10 all prominent CONNER
elal towns In Great Britain and on the Continsnt
Collection Of Notes, Drafts and Bills made At
ell accessible parts Of the United States.
O. Q. DUNN, Agent
jsia wAAhingten, d. O.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
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