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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
AUBURN, AUGUST ID. 1854.



According to published call the Democratic
County Central Committee of Placer county, met
at the Herald Office, in Auburn. on Thursday
August llth and on motion OF W. N. Crutcher,
J. c. Ball was elected Chairman, pro tenn.
On motion the following resolutions were
adopted:
Reso'ued That q County Convention be held
IN Auburn on
Monday, the 5th day of September, 1864,
and that the Primary Elections be held on the
Saturday previous.
Resolred. That all citizens are invited to rar-
ticpatc in the selection of Delegates to said Con
venton. who are opposed to the policy of the
Administration of Abraham Lincoln, the subver
sion Of the Constitution of our fathers, and the
prosecution of the present war for the abolition
Of slavery as its sole object And in favor of Il
speedy and honorable peace that will secure
equal and exact justice to every section of the
American Union with AL the guarantees of the
Constitution unimpared. And will support the
nominees Of the Democratic purity, VIII o shall be
nominated according to the us,ges Of the party.
Resoired That the appor,onm INT of delegates
to said County Convention shall be rs follows.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
ES- The opposition steamer "Washoe

ES- The opposition steamer "Washoe"
has been temporarily laid up for repairs
Tho report that she had been bought off, is
pronounced incorrect. The travelling pub.
lie are very anxious that the "Washoe" shall
remain a live opponent to the old line "mon-
opoly."
Ew Petitions are being extensively cir
culaed and signed in Nevada Territory, ask
ing the removal Of the Federal Judges, Tur'
ner, North and Locke, for the reason that
the people have no confidence in their
integrity as officials. The newspapers of the
Territory openly say that little '.jndcons
hanging would not be inappropriate if ap
piled to these judges. A bad state of affairs
certainly exist in silverland.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

ASSESSMENT OF TOWNSHIP No 1.-The total
value of property assessed by the Assessor, }. ID.
Pratt, in Township No. !, for the year 1864,
amounts TO S92,s 800 IS. The real estate is set
down at S46,425, AMI the personal property at
S46.474 IS. The total number of fruit trees i.
1913, and grape vines so 900. The poultry is
valued ut $4,000. There are about $4,000 acres
of land in the Township, onc-half Of which may
he cassed as mineral land and The balance is
cas>ed MS agricultural and mineral" About
10 900 acres are held under the pre- emption law,
and .597 acres by possession.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

The Visalia Delta says, that immense dam,
age is being done by fires on the line of the
new Owens River trail, which sre caused by
the criminal selfi>hness or barelessness of the
log herders. who waste the fuel along the
route.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

EEr We are Indebted to Mr.. O'Brien for
box of the largest peaches we have seen
this year, raised on his ranch three miles
north of Auburn, on the Nevada road.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

STRANGE OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. Some time
last week the Board OF Supervisors OF this coun-
| ty. upon the application Of II number of citszeGs
and tax payers. unanimously appointed Mcssrs
JAS f. Hale and f. Higgins as agents and
attorneys Of the county, to examine the books
and papers of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, in behalf of the county as a stakeholder
in the company. But subsequently,, on the 9Th
inst, rs will be seen by their proceedings, they
suspended the power granted TO Messrs Hale and
Higgins until further orders. The accorded pro-
ceedings of the Board do not give the reasons
for this revocation of their previous acti on and
there has been much inquiry and comment us 10
the meaning OF such apparent ndccision. Al
though the proceedings do not show it, it is
nevertheless true. that officers of the company
appeared before he Board and protested g,inst
the gentlemen named saying their examination
would be made to appear pr'judica TO the com.
pany. and thereby seriously affect their financial
interests. beside other arguments equally rs
strange unit! majority Of the Board accccdcd
to their plcadings, and suspended their original
order To people on the outside this does not
look we'll. and but serves to increase the anxiety
to know the standing OF the county us il large
stakeholder in the company.
In connect ion with this sui. jet. we observe that
the stars amt Stripes has been informed that
Supervisors Madden and Scott intend entering
upon the proposed examination themselves. at
the expiration OF the present session. rs no
record of such intended action is found in the
proceedings OF the Bolrd, our cotemporary must
have spoken unoifcialy; ns it is not to be pre-
sumed :hc Board will attempt to act otherwise
tan in IN Official capacity.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
W. N. CRUrcHER, Secretary.
District No. 3, Democratic District Conn
miltce.

The members Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee for District No. 3, are requested to meet
at the Office OF r. O. Crlvens. in the town of
Yankee Jim's, ON SATURDAY. AUGUST goth,
1864, at one O'clock Pm.
WILLIAM MCCLURE, Chairman.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

And ia accordance with law. and an ORDER ..
the Board Of Trustees made on the 25ih day .; ~
June, 1864, many shares OF each parcel OF s,'',
stock ms may he necessary. will he sold az .no
sacsroom Of jerome Rice d Co, No 3Z' M ,Set
romery street on the 22d day of August, 1864,
at the hour of ~ O'Clock, NJ, of said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. 'ose'. ,ha
with costs OF advertising and expenses o. 'p'
sale. r. K. ALLEN, Sse1e'AH
Office, No. Is Montgomery Block.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

RopBERY.-Two foot pads, on Friday even
ING the 5tb inst, entered the house OF Mr..
Greenwood, the tol-keeper on the Big Hill
Turnpike, two miles below town, and robbed
The iumates Of seven dollara
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

SUDDEN DEArn.-E } Sullivan one Of the
pioneers of Washoe, died AZ Cold Hill on
the sh inst. quite suddenly. Deceased had
sailed will, Sir J"hc Ross in his Aric expe.
diion Of 1889
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

ANOTHER CoNcERr.-Ossian E. Dodge
gives another concert at this place on Iues-
day evening next.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
WAKEFIELD MINING COMPANY, PLA'
GER COUNTY. CALIFORNIA.

M OTlCE.-1hcrc are delinquent upon the 'o-
~ lowing dcscrb' Il stock. on account OF ass ~
mcnt levied on the 25th day OF June, 1874 .ne
several amounts set opposite the names oil Inc
respective sharch lders. rs follows:
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

Garhaldi has been elected Grand Master
of the Italian treemasons
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

LE There is a balance of $3OO.2S5 in the
State Treasury, of which sum S2s,Oll is in
the General Fund
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

TY-i The Union Committee of Story coun
tv, Nevada Territory, having split, the ma
jori,y, 10y resolution, denounce the minority
as boilers, dsorganizers end traitors to their
party. AS the SO called Union party claims
to itself all the patriotism and loyalty in
the land, and all who do not train in ,h,ir
crowd, as traitors to their country, it follows
that those osracsed committeeman have
turned rebels and secessionisis. and have be-
come. Gin Abolition parlance) "ninons of
jeff. Davis" Those boilers are candidates
for Fort Churchill. the Nevada hastile.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

EE- A lump of pure gold, weighing six
teen and half pounds, was found in the
American Bar claim few days since, which
is located en- the north fork of the American
below Michigan Blntf.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

FRiCnrFuL Loss.-What the loss Of the
army Of the Potnma: has been since its last
march on to Richmond, it is difficult to as,
certain, but it must have been perfectly
frgh''ul. 1t attempted frequently to storm
hrea>two'ks, and in nearly every instance
WAS repused with great loss The Boston
Courier SAYS That the Massachusetts Heavy
Artillery ! fl Washington City on the 5,h Of
May with 1850 men. Col. Iannani, who re,
turned to Boston on the I'd July, badly
w"nnde'l, reports that only $50 are left
400 men from one regiment IN six weeks.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

Ry- Tho cheated term" seems to have
pasted 10y. as for week past the days have
not been uncomfortaby warm. and the nights
cool and refreshing.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

THE New York DAY DooK.-Wc call the a'tcn-
ton of readers to article on the first page
Of to-day's Herald from the New York Day.
B0oI 1t is in fresh recollection that GeneI al
Wright prohibited the circulation Of the Day
Book through the mails aud Express in this
State. about one year ago. The order Of the
General was Glaring outrage TO start with
but it seems he subsequently refused to extend
the prohibition TO the Caucasian, the name to
which the Day Bo0k was changed. but the post
master at San francisco kept the matter TO him
self. and in consequence neither Caucasian or
Day. Book has reached California until quite ~
ccnty-and not until the Publishers had recciv
ed an assurance rom Gen. Wright that their pa
per WAS allowed free circulation. Perkins. the
San Francisco postmaster, was Informed OF this
some time since, but has given no public notiica-
ton of the fact. and has therefore been nstru-
mental in cheating hundreds, perhaps thousands
of subscribers to the Day B0Oh in California, Of
a paper for which they long since paid their
money in advance 1t is some satisac ton to
know that Perkins own party friends are ma
king strenuous cxertions for his removal. We
hope he will be succeeded by an honest man, and
onc who will not steal Democratic newspapers
from the mails.
We advise Democrats TO form clubs for the
Day Booh. us it is one OF the best Democratic
journals in the country, and should be extensive
ly circulated.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

DESTROYED BY FIHE,-Mr. Gessendorffer' 8
barn was consumed by fire on Saturday
night last, with a large amount of hay. lie
resides few miles this side of Illnoisiown.
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DELAYED.-.7n oversight at the paper ware
house. in San Francisco, and the carelcssness OF
freight men. has detained paper ordered by us :.
week ago, and in consequence the present issue
is delayed much beyond The usual hour OF publ
cation Such an occurrence heing rare with us.
our readers will he kind enough to overlook the
present Shortcomings
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARr -.
SUPERVISORS.
Friday. August

Friday. August S, 1864
Board met pursuant TO adjournment Presen,
full Board. s"'
Bills allowed to the amount of Sl90 G.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the poo,
that there is now in the hards of the Treasurer ~
Ell Dorado County, certain monies bpoppin, ~
the county Of Placer. which has bren recevoS
from Bridge and Ferry licenses 1t is bere,,~
ordered, that the Treasurer of Placer county r,;y
from the Treasurer of Ell Dorado county aI
monies in his hands belonging to the con ,tv VI" ~
Placer. and place the same to the credit of IN"
county general fund.
Saturday, August 9Th
On Motion of D. W. Madden, il is hereby =,
dercd. that James L. Hale and Felix L. Hiroins
the agents and attorneys Of the Board and ,hn
agents and attorneys oil the county of pl,csr
appointed for the purpose OF examining the boot.
and records OF the Central Pacific Railroad Co
so far us the interests OF said county of phcon
are concerned, by virtue Of having becom. ,
stakeholder in said company. be. and are berchv
notified and instructed. that all the powpr ~
powers delegated to them. on the I'd d,y of
August, 1864, by such appointment has been sus
pended until they receive further orders from
this Board Supel visors Madden and Scott vot
ing in favor OF the order and Supervisor Rorer,
voting in opposition.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Board
that the County Printing can he done to much
greater advantage to the interest of the county,
by awarding contract to do the whole of the
county printing. to the lowest bidder. it is hereby
ordered that the clerk Of the Board advertise for
sealed proposals Tor the county printing for one
year. Proposals to be received up to the first
Monday in September next to be acted upon by
this Board on that day Said printing to be doue
in the county OF Placer.
Bills allowed to the amount Of S72 co.
Monday. August Sth
The Board were in session to day. as wella,
Tuesday and Wednesday rs Board of Equazl
ton.
Thursd,y. August llth.
Board of Supervisors met. BIZ OF b N. Bupirv
cXsherif Of Sacramento county, Tor Sl99 40 wis
allowed.
james 3. SIN III, allowed Sos. and l.. Culver
S!29, for expenses as witnesses in the Carkhuf
case.
Thomas Dodds as school marshal WAS allowed
$40.
Various Assessors of Townships were allowed
the following amounts:
W. a. LINES. Township No. 4, 1854 90
W. X. Uillz. - 6, 56S 90
j. NJ Bardwell, s, SAG 90
Thomas Dodds, 5, 7Gl 90
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
TROUBLE IN THE CAMp..-The Lipcolntes of this

TROUBLE IN THE CAMP-The Lincolntcs of this
county, met in District Conventions on last
Saturday, to nominate Collectors and Assessors
In the first District. where there were number
of candidates for Collector, but Unexpectedly to
outsiders. G. L. Grilley. of Dotans Bar, was
nominated on the first ballot. 1t is said this was
brought about partly by an arrangement with
some other candidates to let them have deputy
ships in their respective townships, and with
delegates who were opposed to Grilley, to give
him a complimentary vote on the first ballot, be-
cause he was the weakest can idate. But the
cards having been stocked" he was nominated
on the first ballot. We give the public report
without vouchug for its correctness. 1t is Ger
tain, however. that considerable dissatisfaction
exists with the nomination.
In the second District Convention there were
three candidates for collector: Mcssrs Tow lie,
Miller and Kneeand. Upon counting noses be-
lore assembling, it un lcrstood that Towle had
is votes. Miller II. and Knecland 10. In con
ven,ion kneelands name was withdrawn, and
Miller was nominated on the first ballot. On
reaching the nomination for Assessor, Kneeltnd S
name was proposed, and he was nominated on the
first ballot, by the same vote that nominated Mil
Ter for collector. Mr.. Towle and several candi,
dates for the Office Of Assessor are said not TO
appreciate the joke. even yet
Although there was consi lerabe wincing. and
much audible swearing at the turn Of affairs in
the first and second District Conventions yet
they got through without split. Not so in
| District No. s. For the profitable Office of Col.
| lcctor there were two candida les. and it was soon
| found that Mr. Stackhousc was in the majority y;
whereupon Mr.. Sanborn's delegates, who were
| in the minority. declared they could not. out Of
respect TO their candidate, stay in convention
and be beaten by Stackhouse. for the reason that
! he had said in his elcctonccring tour that he
did not wish 10 be beaten by such a s-n Of Il
| b - rs Sanborn' and then withdrew. The dele
gates remaining nominated Stackhouse for Col
lector. and VIM Van Vactor, Of Iowa Hill. for
Assessor. The seeding delegates did not at
tempt 10 make nomination. but dcclard their
intention to defeat Sackhousc at every hazard.
The llc.leadcrs and whippcrs-in Of the party, who
have been all along rampant for toar. have sud
denly become advocates OF peace. and are on
dcavorng to pour oil on the angry waters, but
| the hostile elements won I mix. So much for the
harm oniouS Union splitters.
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Ed. G,rrah,n, Road Commissioned of Town.
ship No, 10, allowed $50 So.
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SEu Youx scILk..-Gsa.lssnsn's Cioi. ~ -
Nss s5E Pe,tietabs "A large assortment Tor Dros,
aud Business wear. the English SA1h and Walk.
tnd Costa exsrn IN tssuty, Rssie sad AllSl Ally.
thiES over offered IN thts Gity.
WALL, SCgFHESs < Co.,
NIL 20 "a 81. hst. NIntL md Tenth Eta
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The only place where you can purchase b,Jld
Rubber goods Of all kinds At gtd.trers prices is
~ II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennsylvAnis avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
s'reeta. Also, all kiudI OF Rubber goods besutl-
fully repaired 81 short notice. marsJ.tl
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Asr one having occasion to visit . priyStt
Sellry.
4 large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty aperfeet cure In Ill
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. PesSns calling see no one hut
Nhe Doctor. fobl-tf
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HORSES uoRsEsl HORSES /

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS HFFICE,)
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsnIsOToN CRY, October l, 1854
Horses suitable "a. Cavalry and Adultery ser.
vice will be purohasedat Giesboro' Depot, In open
market, ill Move nber I, 1884,
Horses will be delivered TO Captain L. Lowry
Moore, \. 4 NJ, and be subject to the usual Gov
Crument inspection before being accepted.
Price of AvAlry Horses, Sl76 each.
Price OF Artillery Horses, $50 each
Payment will be made for six o. or more.
JAMES A. EKIN,
ocitd Colonel First Division q. NJ. O. q.
HALL Il TCHER,
III CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
Having had long experience As Clerks In the
UE,nance once, and n the once Of the Quarter
matter General, we are prepared to assist OFF,
GERS In making out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those officers and with tho
treasury Department.
Stonpsges Of psy removed. Certificates Of nom
indebtedness obtained etc.
ALL CLAIMS Against THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH.
Post once Address, Box las, Washington, d. Z.
Once IA Fifteenth street, just above corner OF
New York avenue and Fiji eenth street.
EDWARD W. HALL,
Uci-u W. S. FLETCHER.
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LAtIEs AND GENTLEMEN should call at Nc
tss PennsylvsnA AveLue, near Four-And.s-h ii
street, and see the new aud beiutiiul Gold Pl ,iG
JsS elry sold for only one dollar. il'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-22

ROYERS NEW THEATRE.
" PennA. Aveuu', near WillSrds' Hotel.
The manager announces with regret that the time
hAH arrived TOT the annnunr- mCnt Of the
FINAL PERFORMANCE
of the Great Ar IsteE,
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Who will this evening rorc udc
TOUR WEEKS ESoAGkMEET
Of al most
UNPRECEDENTED BHILIIANCY,
On which occasion will be presented the thrill J
serio comic Irish Or ms, entitled
IRELAND sir was,
Ragged Ptn...........Nr. DARSEY WILL ana
Judy OFT ot.".........Mrs BARShl WILLlAtIS
To conclude with the excel cut Irith COMEDY OF
B'RSEY, THE BARON
Barney, the Baron..... Mr.. u ,kNEl WILLIAMS
On Monday next, our o Il favnri c, thc iIimi'a II,
irresistible Mr.. DAN SETCHELL, will commence
brief eng cement, by appearing IN hts great chN
aoters Of ChrTAIN EDWARD CurTLE aud
HUGH DE BRAS.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPER AND PERIOD.
IN GALS.
]. EDWIN HALLEHBECK, dealer in NeWspA-
perS, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints To-
baccO, segars, Flags and Playing Cards. Also,
large assortment OF Plain and COlored Photo.
graphs, II5 King street, four doors below Provost
MArshRl'B office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the Wash.
ington DAILY NATIONAL RErUbLICAs received.
ap20-u
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800 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW Built Nc,
H 500 Fl
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM y CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
1holr Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EqurpMESr mASuyAcroar,
NEW Bull DINO,
e 500 d
SEVENTH STREET
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND.
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, .
most symplete assortment Of every style and price
Of Military and citizens
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
sINEsWoRp BELrs with Tophams Patent slide.
'''' LASSHoiS's PATENT sruR.
LaSG GGie.SFsi PSrENr CURB .nd NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWBANKs PATENT SPUR,
srEEE sR6s ASP SILVER RtATE spSRs
HORSE CovERs AND BLANKETS.
MILITARY AND cIPIzEss =
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II A X N Z q 8.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND Elk.
PRESS HARNESS
sUTLERs, sTA6E, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRUH KB.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsES
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALISEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXEA
ARMY VALISEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Lea cher and Canvass PelliIieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SatohelE, Toy Trunks aud School SAtehels, and
every article In their line Of business.
RE N N BERl
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
~ MASTERS STORES


CHIEF QuAnTERMAsrrp,s OFFICE
DEPor or WAsHIHoTor,
WARRINGTON, October u, 1884,
VIII be sold, at Public Auction, at
WHAT Warrington, u. C., on WEDNFSDhY,eo-
tober %, 1854 at II O'Clock, . lot Of
QUAHrERMASTER's sTOREe
condemned as unfit for use, viz;
AquNntity OF Corn and Oats,
10 bushels Timothy seed, and about
10000 condemned Grain sacks,
Successful bidders will be required to remove
sale.
Terms cash, In Government FUNDS.
ID. II. FUCKER,
BrigAdier General aud Chief Quar- ermasttr,
oo2l.It Depot Of Washington.
hides AND BARRELS.
offiCE DEPOT CoMMssARY or sUBsIsTEsCE,l
- WAsHISGTOs, d. c. Oct. II, 1894. I
WIN be SD at pubic suotf 90 THURSDAY,
oet her q 1854, at II O'Clock, m, at sixth Street
whart, Washington, D. c.:
$500 salted Hides,
SO Dry Hides, more or less.
1000 Sugar Hogsheads,
200 Pork Barrels,
500 Flour 81"
I25 Coffee
ll5 whisky
125 Fish
l15 vinegar Kegs,
&C., kc, &C.
ssl'. O. HE'LL
oclbO, Lieut. Colonel and Com. Sub.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
DRADY,s GYMNAsTUM.

DRADY'S GYMNASIUM,
ID Nos. 80, 81, a. d a. Lotfisi-na avesue,
viii be open Tor inspection BY the nnblfc, tLa-
dies and Eentlemen,) this SATURDAY, evening,
Ootober %, 81, at 8 o'clock. Promenade concert
by the Marine Sand.
oct21i II ABNER s, PRADY.
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NEW POPULAR LOAN.

E31xI1.-N
NEW POPULAR LOAN.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Tlrssnth street, opposite United state, Treasury.
wAsnISoroS, July %, 1884.
UNDER AUTHORITY
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
this Bank IL now prepared to tsceve subscriptions
for the NEW $50 LOAN, advertised ny Secretary
25th inst.
The notes Will be issued bearing date August 10,
1854, 10 denominations OF ESQ., 600, $500, si,ooo,
and $1,000 payable to bearer or order, bearing In.
terest at o.iG per centum per snnum, payable
sent annually, and convertible, AZ the option OF
the holder, at maturity, into Five-Twenty Year
Six Per Cent, Gold.Bearing B,nds.