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ARRIVAL OF mAILs AT DEPOT
Eastern Through STRIVES st 1880 A. M, 2;l5 P. NJ,
and 9:25 P. n.
EAAtsrn Way arrives ct Io:2O In.
Western Through arrives ct e:20 a, n, $40 P. d
do Way arrives st 2:65 P. n.
5kndusky Way arrives st 9il5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at s:So A. H. 800 ?. d.
Pittsburgh Throagb arrives at e.66 A. n.
" Way arrives II l0;l0 P. hs
hsho1ing Way arrives ct l0;L5 A. Ne
a-eAavills arrives 6t l0:25 A. N.
n 3dinA Way arrives st 4sooP. n
BocSport, &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays md
Saturdays at II Ia
RArrensviIla arrives daily st 1O:l5 A IL
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 4. H.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAIL2-
EAsTsEE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. EeG
York, Hartford, and PainesviEs, Geneva, Ashtabu
Ia md Oonnssnt, closes ct $50 A. n.
- EASTERN THEOJsH, Tor New York only, closes At
EssrTEs TzsoUaH, for Eris, Buaaio, Albany,
6oslop, New York snd Hartford, elosss at 500
?. H.
EasTEaa WAY, for ali points bstFssa Oig7slani
and ETie, closes ct 2:60 P III.
FEsTEz8 THRoUqH, for Toledo, DetTsit, chicago;
snd Milwaukee oloses at 7;lo A. NJ, Qeaves $40
next morning.
DubGque St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 600 P. n.
WzsTERE WAI, for al points between Cleveland
AMI Toledo, closes At LAS P. H.
sGHDUSKY WAY, for sandusky and al interme
OlzoHEATI WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes ct 7:05 A. n.
uIsCrIEATI FBRoUsH, for Columbus, Dayton,
EsWark and Cincinnati, closes at 7so5 A. n.
0LsoEHATu THaoUeH, for Columbus, 0inotnnat,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, ZanssTille and
Wheeling, olooes at 800 P. II.
PTT7ssURGH THBoUaH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
ErStc1, CLOSES ct l2:50 P. II.
Pr7TEBUzaH VAT, for AL points between OisTs-
lad. WelsFilla, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil
adaIIda, Bsitimors End Washington, oiosea at Tso0
4. 81.
hkHoEus WAY, for al points bstVsSn Cleveland
Sa1 XoungEt0Vn, closes ct 2.45 p. N
MsADTILLE, closes Gt $3.50 A. n.
MDMA WAY, closes ct 7:s0 A. n.
q sOCKPoRT, kc., closes On fussdays, Thursdays
Gad Saturdays, at I'm
WARREEaTIDLI, closes daily, 1oSo A. n.
East CL1EEIAEp an6 EEoiid, closes daily, 81
Pr.
aaal ami B-op LztasEs sss required ty law 20 b
prepaid.
Sil oity Oroulsss -Es tsgE,rla 20 Dc FEspei4 Win
4 tWo-Oeht EtHnp.
ONES opsa mo-, So : u ~ 1855 r n 0s
Sunday f,lll . A. ii - td-fDa n.
a. C0Wl.Ko. q.
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peftHI AatIess.

= : MPORTANT TO OLADEKS-Dr. Har.
.psys Female PI1ls nsgo nSEsE yet hiisd IN rsmoT-
tng dimczltis1 ariEing hom obstruction, or gtop-
psgs Of nature, IN restoring the system % per'
sot health Ihsn suffering IRON Spinal Aneotionsi-
ProlEpsus, Uted, the Whites, or other weakness J
ths Uterine Organs. The PflE are perfeetly harm
inls On ths constitution, and may b taken ng ne
D7Gt delicate female Withoat causing oistres1-tne
sane time they act IKE chszm By atrengthening
inYieorating and restoring the EyEtem o health
condition, and b. bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no mattar non UhEt cAusss the
obstruefiOn nay sri8s. They should, hoEsTsfs Ho1
Be taken during the hrst three months 6f pregnan-
-, though nafS nt any othar tina e. n,isoarriagp
sould Be the result.
Zach box contains 90 plIlz. Frios e..
D.. HkEEET's TKEATIBl on Diseases Of keHalea
frognancy, hisoarriags, BafFer1esss stsrilty, Be-
prDdursion, and Abu8es Of Nature, end enphafioal-
" shs Ladder PriVats Medical Adviser, pamphlst
o. "a pages, ssnt free % any eddrezl SIX cents 70
CURED 20 pay postage.
The piIiS and book Will be sont BY mail Whsn a.
Ulrsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, hy .
J.BBXAE, d. D., General Agent
&c. 70 Co6Gr st., New York,
- sud By ell the principal Druggi5ia.
aE. OZARK, Drlggist, Agent for Cleveland.
iulEsl:Rs:m-E.fsWV
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BgusartaI.
.TIas AND HAIR RORA.

WTTGs AND HAIR WORAs
8k. D rs ARW EBfABhI5HEE EN-,
THE L1HaRsI III TIE SEATA
On We AAsIAs egn IkgIES' EalS lkESsisa
20 PUBLI0 SQUARE.
lsdzE1ssSlGesS Of al kinds Of WIGS, 1siuoiaG
ths osiskFstsd
ILLUSiORg WIG
ikst 20 Fssemblss nGtrro - 20 defy tAs CLOSES
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful ssoe9 q
LOHG HAIR, Drought By the ProgrissoT u2D
Europs, for sWtTOHEs and BBAIDS-ths ansls
assortnsnt sF6- sse1 n this city.
"a s9asy styis, with AL i1proVensnn.
sEFs OF oURLss, made fron Rrsnah HatzFA
Oarisd HAiF tguATAasssdl
EusWEE DOUBLE ana TBIfLE EOWa
WATERFALL8, &C.
EsIsds b. tbs ADVERTISE, squHl % thoss inpoEIea.
Ladies' Brsids made into any kind OF dsaa-Dfs-
or Bow without injury % switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN Il 7iozs 7Fr77'
uzand fashionable nyle5,
|Au yofk warranted IS roQrG-1t2a
HOT a-i COLI EATHs al al E--rs. 500
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DREAKFAST SHAWLS-NEW
OGoOds. TARBGE, G1ISWOLD 4 CO.,
ds29 al Superior Gtrsst
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s}Iusifal gastrnmFuts.
IORAOE WATEKs
Pa sRE.7 EUsIOlL gsTAB5IsHMREy.

No. 148I Broadway, n. z. ~
EIGHTY EsW Piancu, Melodsons, Harmonfuma.
AisxRndre and Cabtnet Organs. at WholssAls and
Retail. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS ct
grsst bargains, pricss from $50 20 800 New
Octave Pianos, $3.50 knd $50 with Carved LEGS
and MouidinEss ssl5s.ad r;ps1syd1- MsIodeohs Sss
ID R2gQ
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4gai-@ttirf ng-Gablr.
ISSz-5, Winter Arrangement 1S64-s.
FOB THE
ABRIEaL lEB CLOSING OT HALLS.


CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIOR
OoEHENmEe MONDAY. OCToBER SlsTs 1884
ElS- Maits win be opened and ready for delivery
one hour aftsr arrival Of trains.
~ Al IsIs close one hou- before departure
tgairs.
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AaiIrpads.
OLRVELAHD 3 ERIR RAILKOAU

ta&l1 A4Ae4tO = 4tAsA4 6A442HuAgt
ls65. RMTEE ABEAEEEIHET. sss.
On and E:Ese MONDAY. Oct. slst, IssI. Passenger
Trains viii run n8 follows, tSunGayu ezceDtsd);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ssa9- =. A--pA1 EAPkESS IkAlh-otoFpi1E az
hileugnby, PainesTius. dison. Geneva, Ash.
Ie9ulA- Sonnsaut and 6lrArd Onlys and arriTe IS
~ :. IN ?. H. Duukirk fsl5 ?. -, bu12lo
SO P. M.-OIEOIEEAT4 ExPREss-sso5p,ns At
Painesvlle, Ashtabula aud Girsrd only and ar
ElIs5 q Er1oe 40 P -, Dunkirk :35 ?. n, Bui-
$50 ?. III NAIL ARD AUUOnno6sTIOE-
stoyging e sn statiors had' srsf7s Hs EFis st
sso P. n..sieEr ExPREss T7ss ss--s.o-,,,-. =.
Pslnesvile, Ashtsbula and Gi-ard only. snd
ATTiye9 IS krt5 at lzsio A. H. BunkirE 800
"a. BG,7slo sa9A.z.
LsAYE EEIE.
go A. KNIGHT ExPREss TRAIN-ssopaius
At GiTard, AshEabula and Painesvills Sniy. and
arrive at cleveland 81 80 4. H.
s:I5l A. n. = MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
rRAIE-StcPPias a. al HtStsoas EEd ArTiEo IS
lO:l5 A. m-TGLEDO AXPRESS-st0PFinS &c al
statioas except STsnVlls, Saybrooks OnlonTf1s,
PERM, 4sntor and aieEli1a, and 4rriFes IS
SIS ?. M.-DAY ELPRES5 TEAIE-Ss0btinS q {
olrErd, ,Ccnnesrt, Ashtabula, Geneva Ratne-,
vile oaly, and arrives IL Cleveland e 9s8 ?. \
- Second Clasa Cars Ers run On ~ thro1zh
Trains
Al the trains going VestsaEd counsel st Oisgelsn-
Hss, Indianapolis, Sc. Louis, C; aud a fhroCgb
tTatns gong eAstEarst connect st Dunkirk with ths
Tatn1 e ne New York 4 kEie Rolzold, and e Bul.
Nov YORK CITY Reflroada f0E EeV Tork, AibapE
Boason. SlAEaEa FaIls, &C. and q Eris vita traili
- Day Express, East and West, connects Ef
Ghard with Trains on Erie 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
FOR IdnssVias, neAdv1lis 5sHs5seEns g..
OlsyaiSnd, Oct. s7ss. IssS-
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e D.
1O0 DOLLARS PREMIUMI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or speFmsttOFFhea, GIe6t, &C., and
LAPOTEECE CJRED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAuis
DR. &. afBsOE,

EoEIaeTiy Of EsTs 9CIk Cit, va Eay ois kGalIs1
dollars for the pEoof that be sveI fails to the
above-nslned diseases. He wa pay tne samc sum IoT
the proof that any other fnysioian In the United
States treats the same diseases with equal saooes.
After many yearsof lsborious study snd eEPszisaos
Dr. Gieson 10 happy Ia being able to aE.Ioe : the
unfortunate that Is hEs Ferfoes5d 5ysld 81 treat
ment for
TIE sFEEDT AND PERAAusfsF UUSe
Of the shove, ard sls9 Al oatszioys diseases Of the
Reproductive Organs, with sl BFd effects Hrising
tbsrsfrom, including GsRsrEl
DEBILITY on NERVOUS PR0sTRATION.
he hss succeeded 10 curing csss in this city ONE Of
whom had eIPsnded HUNDREDS o. dollars vita SELF
stylsd Ehyscians, who Profsz 70 tZes@ 81 private
rnslHdies with success dao Without receiving tns
lsas+ particle Of b0neft.
DR.. Gibson does not hcsst L1ss hs1s u-szI,oer of
some ocilego IN LcndoE Or Paris, Gs psrha1s some
others do tor the purpose Of eusnsng tes innocent,
and who hold out great pectatons 70 Be real
he's able 20 give entire GatiBactfon 70 those who
pose confidence In his ability snd integrity and that
he has perfected an American systsm OF tTeatment
which challenges any Physician Of London Peria,
OF any patent medicine to equal foE the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and al diseases or dsranEe-
menta, both mental and pyoal, sTisins from sexual
or secret abuso.
following advantages overall others yet discovered
and first, the agents usod In no respect disagree
oury nor any other deleteIfous drug; secondly, no
ra1ictions IN diet business is Teq1lreG; thirdly
az eAsss b T6 & s @ p " ~ 81 5TSs @ Le te
pssl IN ths United statss anu denloaEtrata ts I'm
a. nov known - ths woIid l. g5iat q psOmptness
psTmsaTFcY fcihass ssfstT sil CisFvasiozoa t. sfS
DR., G1Bsoz is permanently located IL Ieveland,
and has durilg ths pat fFs 7psr- performed many
cursI Of diseases which had for years resisted ali
ether modes o. tEeatment ksierenos 5 an Os gwen
to iIdiv Isls q the hrt speoabtT ia Cleveland,
Bost IN, New York Gud other lfdes, In regard &c
-kili and integrity oil prottssionEi tfanssctons
Dyspe psia, Rheui-stisul, 5crCtGi9 Gu DisesEes ot
tn Urinary rgans, and al Chronic Diseases treated
With SUPERIOR euccess.
s8 Medicines mt to any psIt Of tie country n
reosfpt Of ten DO lars. -.- ..r.
Dr.: Gibs9n's New York CT Physiology To- sale at
DIR. GTBS ON,
PROFESSOR OF ELrcTRorAT1T AND MEDICINES.
Ofdce-iI9 Ss1eea street. fsz doors frum Superior,
upSt s, Tpcsite III q " Hotel.
E8-Ofnoo bou's from 10 u and from to O'c,o k
DAILY (Sunda yB except Isnl7
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years a. Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US q call.
We have Clothing for r1ch, and Clothing for poor
Alisho0ld come TO us and Bargains secures
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothi0g for Men
Many more sty les than i IL now try 70 pen;
Ooats5 OVereoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All cur own make and surely the best.
We have Scarf and Scarf Pins Neck Tis5 and
-s- CrsVats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspendsrs and HstA,
Half Hose and Hendksrchief5, Wrappers and Draw
en-,
Made out Of SILK, Wool, Merino OF Gauzs;
And many moIe things that ars useful and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell ct very low prioe.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their lee
tures;
As present sor them, which VIII Ei7o them most
pleasure,
And b In each bOuSshOld blessing and treasure,
IsasEWINa MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead OF AL other Machines made 10 to sew.
Il is simple, It is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sowing Machine uuder the suns
Tnen all who want Presents TO UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, shat when there you'll not fail 70
buy,
For the Es that are valued and priced most Of ell
Are ihoss that are purchased at our famed UNION
hA1AL-
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 FRAEELERE.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
ii Sundays excepted.)
H0RAIEG EXPRESS leaving Troy ct esI5 A.
H; from Albany st HUDSON River Depot st Dt85 A.
n, arriving st New York at 8:6S P. K.
AFTERNOON Express, leaving Troy at 300
P. H.; NON Albany At 8s16 P. H.. arriving at New
York at es86 P. n, connecting With express Trains
for Philadslphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo eonnscts
With the 9sS5 ct Albany for Kew York BY the HAr-
lem Road
For the bettar accommodation Of ths pubilc, ar
rangemeuis have been msde % run The trains %
tho Hudson River Railroad %. and those of ths II.
7. and Harlem Railroad %. ss dinsrant hours rom
albany and Troy.
Nelg Cars Of a. bssf eonsItoo1, and moEs conFenf-
sut for the use OF PASSENGERS have bean placed On
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers will be Tieksted and Baggage checked
over this road dir5ot 70 New York b the Central
i. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets OF the Hudson River Bailroad Co. and Of
this Co. viii be received By either road and Bag
gage checked by either Company viii be delivered
In New York without change Of oheokE.
Nov. I'd, 1884. Z. A. OHAPIN, sdp't.
FoRD H GREEH Advertising Agent no99RS
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sYMP on s :

The symptoms of Oatarrh, Is they generally sp-
pear, are 6t hr6t very slsghs Persons 6nd they
have q rold, that they have frequent attacks, an q
are more sensitive 70 the changes OF tsmperatura.
In this condition. the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin snd scrid, Afterwards becoming
thick ard adheSivs. As che disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased IL qusntity and
ohaaged in quality they are nov thick and heavy
and arc hEEked OF ooughed OF. Ths socrsiioDs ars
onesgive, cs1EinS bad breath the voice Is thiek
and nsssl the eyes are weak; the senss q the
Eusl y lesssnsd or destroyed; dssfness frequeT ty
takas place. Another common and imPortant
synptom Of Cstsrrh iE that the person 4 obliged
70 clear his throat IN the morniaE Of thick or
siin,y mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes plAcs the per
SOC may be Burs that his diEssse ig on its way 70
Hhs lungs, and should lose time N srrsstlng is
Tks GboVs but es Of tie NAVY CdaTh sgTlptorsi.
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Rr1tessIonaI,

OO. Y Il University HdRhts.
r Ofioa and Rssidepoe on seueca 6treeH Eoe1i olft1
ncusshelov Oak Grove House. o4SiVa
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ISAAC a. ISAAUs UEIOK HALL,
8ols Agent for tbs sale OF Singers Oslsbrated ssz
ing Machines, storT's Automston PrsszH1an,
End st7ons's Patent Army Bsd-Trunk.
Garner Superior sad Uuioa-sts,
- Look cut lbs the Gisnta7o dsc2l
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a single Bottle VIII last a RFontil-tG
be used three times Day.
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.DR R.G00DALE'SI
| CATARR RH !.
r E NJ E OY..
AND MODE OF TRzATMENT IS

IZHE ACNE OF PERFECTION.
It Cures Hay, Rose & Periodic Catarrh
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A RNoLD & FIELD
Merchant TaiIors,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN's
ETTQ NISuTNG CTfR

FURNISHING STORE,
Would invite inspection Of their large stock OF
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTlNGS.
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
(quality considered) in the city Of New York
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS
We sell none but indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justifes Us
in assuring satisfaction in that line We keep
select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collarss
Snspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &C., usual
" found in we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment Call and see Us. Dont forget
the number, S3 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east OF Parker's Theatre.
" NJ. ARNOLD,
ian TT JOHN A. FIELD.
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PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
PU r G A TT Y r II e r B s
lin Pills and Roacders,)

TINE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
l. as yet known, have been most successfully
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and are particularly efficient in the cure Of all
chronic diseases. 70 one should dispair Of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, fo' by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They areim-
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and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
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The following are some Of the diseases which
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Tetter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in it's
early stages, headache,
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spotted fever, chlls and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
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iouaness, eruptions Of the skim bowels
complaint, langour, gout dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, choic. piles,
djsrrhoea, hoarsness, swell.
-.ings, bloatings, bloody
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Full directions accompany each remedy.
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For sale by most Druggists. jan 3--tf
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+ o r I G e

Having purchased the TAILORING Es~
TABLI5RMENT Of Mr.. Daniel Shay, under
The Mansion House Fairfax street, propose to
maintain the former reputation Of the House,
pledging myself 10 keep always On hand, as
good an assortment, upon As reasonable terms
as any other first class establishment, in this.
Or the neighboring cities.
TER, and warrants Satisfaction. spectful1y pe
aolicit continuation Of the liberal patronage
extended to the former proprietors, W. & 4.
Murray. j. B. LOCKART,
No, l9, North Fairfax street,
an 6-tf Under Mansion House.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR
~ 0 9FICE-No 104 King street, owe
s.ne's formerly French's) Book Store.
General Hancock's Appeal to the Colored People
HpoRs. MIDDLE MIL DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April "a

WASHINGTON, D. c., April "a
70 the co1orel people Of the District Of Go"
zatu,bia nud Of Mmyland, of Alexandria
and tie border counties Of Vginia:
Your President has been murdered! He
has fallen bv the assassin and without a mo-
ment's warning, simply and solely because he
was yourf friend aud the friend Of our country.
Had he been unfaithful TO you and to the great
cause of human freedom he might have lived.
The pistol from which he met his death,
though held By Booth. was fired by the hands
cftreason and slavery. Think of this remember
how long and how snxiously this good man
!abored to break your chains and to make you
happy. now appeal to. you By every con,
sideration which can move loyal and grateful
hearts, to adj discovering and arrestlng his
murderer. Concealed By traitors, be Is be-
Neved to be lurking somewhere within the
limits of the District of Columbia, OF the State
Of Maryland, or Virginia. Go forth, then,
and watch, and listen, andinquire, and search,
and pray, by day and by night, until you shall
have succeeded in dragging. this monstrous and
bloody: criminal from his hiding place ou~
can domuch; even the humb!est and feeoiest
among YOU. by patience and unweared vlgi-
lance, may render the most important ass1s
tance. Large rewards have been offered by the
Goyernment and bv municipal authorities, and
they will be paid for the apprehension OF this
murderer, or for any information which will
aid ia his arrest. But feel that you need no
such stimulus as this 7 ou will hunt down this
eowardly assassin Of your best friend, as you
would the murderer of your own father: DO this,
and God, whose servant has been slain, and q
r.he country which has given you freedom, vi Il
bless YOU for this noble act Of duty.
All information which will lead to the arrest
Of Booth, or suratt, or Herold, should be com;
mun;cated to these headquarters, or to General
Holt Judge Advocate General, at Washington,
or, if immediate action is required, then to the
nearest military authorities.
sAll officers and soldiers in this command, and
all loyal people, arc anjoined to increased Visl'
lance. W. 5. HANCOCK,
Major GEM y. S. os,
Comm 6 Middle Military Division,
An order from Gen Augurs head quarters
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An order from Gen. Augur's head quarters
directs that no persons are allowed to pass the
line of Forts or pickets unless on written au
thority, or when personally known as reliable
and proper persons TO the officers in charge Of
oickets or command Of Of Fort-by whom
The ~ authority will be given, and a record kept
snecifyipg name, residence, and character OF
the person. Railroads and Ferry Boats 70
Alexandria operate as ordinarily -excsptl1pg
that all passengers are subject to search by tue
established guards. No passes are required BY
cit;zens. Citizens will not require passes 70
leave The ci,y Of Washington By ka'lroad 60
ing Norsh.
The price Of BEEF is declining IN the New
York, Philadolphia, and Baltimore markets,
Every respect to The memory ct the 'a'e
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-15
AQUATICs.
The Grent Eour-Osrcd Rowing Match FOR
the Championship aud Six Thousand
Dollars,

The great rowing mach between The famous
crews Of the Samuel C...er Of New York and the
Stranger Of Pouglkeer -. .sr <5ooo side, and the
four.oared Championship Of America, comes on at
Posgl keep.ie on Tuesday next. The race is over
distance II five measured miles on the Hudson River
and is exciting interest tnan any other previous
sanat.c event For years past those crews have
been regarded as the finest oarsmcn in Che United
states and although they have met anu
rowed together 90 regaitas with varying sue
cess. vet they have never been matched %
.crer before. Tic crew OF the samuel Coil'
vfr nre As follows. Denis Leaiy QtrOAe)
ION Tlgun. James II. Bglin and Bernard
b. c.a (1oWl. as the George j. Brown crew they
n, made them selves famous ~ their humorous Veto
res I'M the regattas OF Boston. Worcester Newbuigh
Iouclkeep.ic. Albany. New York, and other places
me pougi lceusie crew is composed of William Sic
ulens Gtrokei. Homer Wooden, William Burger. ana
IzeLel BeueWay They have been IN steady traiBlnB
IN, some time past on The Hudson Mt PoughkeepsIe'
vlilo the New.fork crew have taken their exercises
on Tie Harlem River a. Red House Previous 10 the
I,ostou regatta ON tie Fourth where the Ne"
Workers defeated ceyerly combined tour'oared crew
con- uosed Of the best osrsmen of Boston ana 81 J0n
H. the Pogghkeeps.e crew was the Ih'ofite AZ SIuy
IN 40 but since that event the betting has Vsrred
rolud and the same odds are ROW bet on the New
YorLers winning the race. with many OF the ola backeis
If tbe pougbkee men who have now turned ROUND
anxious 70 speculate 40 those odds.