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duet, sass. James Marshall, drunkenns,s, 81 81.
owen Thomas and Thomas W. Lsslle, soldiers,
Drunkenness, hsnded over to TIE military. John
Cokely, dtsotderly conduct, locked up four hours.
Etghh Precinct MARY Jones, Drunkenness 81 81,
Lewis, dol saoi Edward Jackson, do,j e5.oi.
S2Dl
Ninth Preeinei.-AiIehael Ryne, assault and bat.
teryi held for a further hearing. lanes Lacey,
dlsorderly conduct si,0i. George W. Young, dis
orderlYj held for a hear ,ng.
Tenth Prscfnci.-Joseph BumArgcs, dtsordetly
conducts 80. Mary Stephens and Matilda Lisht,
do.i 81 each. Elizabeth CSrrlgaD, "a, Michael
Hall, do.j 90.
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Natiuual Republican.

senator Morgan's Speech at Baltimore.
The following Is the brief speech made by
Senator Morgan on calling the National Con-
ventlon 10 order yesterday.
Members ofhe Convention II is a little more
than eight years since !. was resolved TO form
national party to be conducted upon the prln-
ciples aud policy which had been established
and maintained by those illustrious statesmen
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. A
convention was held In Philadelphia, under
the shade of the trees that surround the Hall
OF Independence, and candidates Fremont
and Dayton-were chosen 10 uphold our cause.
But the State Of Pennsylvania gave It's electoral
vote to James Buchanan, and tho election Of
1856 was lost.
Nothing dauntcd by defeat, II was immediate.
ly determined Ito fight on this line" not only
all summer" Applause but four summers
and four wintersj and In 1860 the party banner
was again uHfurled, with tho names OF Abra-
ham Lincoln [applausel and Hannibal Hamlln
Inscribed thereon. This time It was success
ful, but with success came rebellion; and with
rebellion, OF course, came war; and war, terri
bic civil war has continued with varying sue
cess up to nearly the period when It Is neces-
sary, under our Constitution, to prepare for
another Presidential election, It is for this
highly responsible purpose that you arc to-day
assembled.
It Is not my duty nor my purpose to indicate
any general course of action for this Conven.
tloni but trust may be permitted to say
that, in view OF the dread realities OF tho past,
and OF what Is passing at this moment-and
OF the fact that the bones Of our soldiers lie
bleaching In every State Of this Union, and
with the knowledge Of the further fact that
this has all been caused by slavery, tho party
Of which you, gentlemen, are the delegated
and honored representatives, will fall short of
accomplishing It's great mission, unless among
its other resolves, II shall declare for such an
amendment Of the Constitution as will posi-
lively prohibit African slavery In tho United
States. prolonged applause, followed by
three cheers.
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PoRD's NEW THHATRH.-Anothor brilliant
house greeted the third appearance OF Mr., Clarke
last evening in shakspeareis "Comedy Of Errors, -
which elioted the most enthusiastic laughter and
applause throughout. The comedy will be repeated
agA'n tonight, with the humorous farce OF the
FIAT Boy" Clarke appearipE in both pieces. All
who love hearty laugh will surely attend.
CANTBRBURT.-The came crowded state Of
affairs Itill exists at this populsT musis hall,
ard there 10 scarcely night that the spaoious all
IL not flled to OTefhowinE some time before Vic
performance commences. Manager Lea kRsus
how TO cNter 20 the puhlie taste. Mile Ravel, on
tho tight rope, DNpustin and his great ballet
troupe, MulIEAn, West, WilliamI, and Dougheriy,
and the entire troupe in an attractive bill tonight
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TIE TIM SIALsi

From Rev Errd y. JctosI, Professor Of Stole Normal
School, Albany, N. Y.
This may certify that have been, since 1914
subject to violent periodical attacks OF oAtArrh,
marked BY q highly-iniAmsd condition OF the
lining membranes Of the cavities OF the hoad, pro-
duong \ most distressing SpeeleS Of headache for
Gays at a time, wholly ineapIeitatng me for busi-
ncsS, and during tho paroxyGms combining me to
the bed. In some instances the Inflammation has
extended TO the teeth, oooAEioninB toothAohej to
tho throat, producing hoArsenesG and p,rtlal loss
of voice. and twice II has Se affected the left eye
to conane mo for 4 month or more 10 dSrIOned
room.
These attacks have been accompanied by stTong
febril symptomsj BY stoppagb Of the head, and, In
the first stages, by WAtery discharges from the
nose, subsequently, becoming aerd and yellow,
aud toward tho closing Of the attack becoming
bloody and purulent. | have tried medicines Of
almost every bindi external applications TO the
head, such a. eamphor, ginger, hot bandSges, and
Denominations OF hot vinegar; Enufh OF somo half
dozen kiads, and other catarrhal preparations
together with the internal remedies, such As al.
trrAtiVes, eatharticS, and eme'ips. These have
protuo-d no change IN the occurrence or character
ct the disease, and In most cases. with little or no
temporary relief, hsd coma AZ leGgth to believe
the disease to be practically beyond other cure or
material alienation.
Under tneae olrcumgtAnoeh wa led some hvo
months ago 10 make = trial of Dr. LlEbthillI
treatment. His method, Al once, approved itIelf
TO MY judgment, I simple, philosophical, and
likely to be effective. Notwithstanding the dis-
vAntageG under which II IAbored 10 dealing with
= disease OF such long standing, aggravated by
nervous debility and dyspepsia, and constantly
induced by the accidents OF ny professional labor
| found the treatment reaching tho disease a. II
had never been reached before, aud pro dueng such
a modification aud alienation OF Its character a.
| had supposed impossible. Iohroniclo the results
thus;
Although have been situated several umss so
| that should formerly have believed = 1oVers Al
tack OF my cstArrh inevitable, have escaped thus
fart the BymptomB OF threatened attack have been
very light, and have yielded 10 the remedies EN-.
| plOyed by Doctor Lighthill, without need OF 70,
course to the old hot lamentations or smetos; and
the discharges from the head have resumed this
origlnsl and natural condition. count upon a
complete euro. That have bsSn able, however
to obtain so material rellefiS to me . cause oil
gratitude, In that alone am repaid for whatever
tho experiment may have cost me.
| make this statement unsolicited, a. means oil
acknowledging my obligation TO DR.. LghthllrI
method OF treating oatArrh, and with view TO aid
any one who may have suffered from that disease
In forming a Just opinion OF Its merits asd it-
(Sigued) REV. FRED'K g. JEWELL,
Prof state Normal School.
ALBANY, n. Y, March II, 1854. mysO-eoJw
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MARYLAND PosT 0PFIoE.-The Postmaster
General has established a new post Office at
Sllvor.Hlll, Prince Georges county, Nd, AID
appointed Andrew Messer postmaster. About
one hundred families, residing within two
facilities six times a week on the route from
Washington TO Leonardtown. The Office is
botween Washington and SurratL,.
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DR. LIGHTHILTrS FOURTH VISIT
~ TO WASHIEGTON.
DEA FNEss, CATARRH, AND DIS.
EAaEs OF THE EAR, THROAT AND
AIR PAsSAGRN
DIR. LI0HTH HILL,

DIR. LIoHTHILL,
From 81 st. Marks Place, New York, author Of
"a Popular TrtAtiSe on DEAFNESS "Lstters
on CATARRH," II now in!
WARRINGTON.
And can be consulted at the
gBpITT HOUSE
Ter ONE WEEK. uniu
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE II,
DEAFNESS, CATARRR,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR,
THROAT,
Ala PAssAG Es.
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2 POLICE REPoRTs.-F1raP recblet-John Club,
assault and battery by shOOtingi security Tor court
Second PTsctnet1Eugene stevens, assault and
larceny jail for court, David AnIom and John
Tcnstts, disorderly conduct; turned over TO mi
tAry,
IhifJ PrsciRct-RiohATd Lee, disorderly conduct
s266 Ferry Jackson, dol So o.. James Warren,
dol do. H. A. Smith, selling liquor without Ii
eenGei B2O46,
TOu,ig Prccinei-WAtt Taylor and Alfred Smith,
buying IA. without lieenSei elO 90 Mary Ross,
petit larceny security for court. Thomas Kehoe,
s2 Henry McGlee, dol do. MoriAh Miller, Jos.
iinkihB, And VIM. Mcdowell, dol 90 each. Ellen
smith doisl EawS H s hsgerdy Ioi SIS ccr,ro,
90 CTS. Jnlla Thompson, profanity, S2. Laura
DavIS, do do Martin Heath intoIicAtion, o..
j. ". WOLFE do, do, Rhody o'Hrien, desertion,
SsSah Prseinet-John Douglas, dlSorderIy con
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by JAMES c. INQUIRE & CO., AUG
TTONEERg

- y
UNREsERVED SALE OF VALUABLE VA.
cant Property 10 Square al, fronting on Seventh
street west and north N aud o streets ON WED
NESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th at 0 O'Clock,
on the premises, We shall sell for account Of st.
Nlno'nps Orphan Asylum, the following valuable
vacant Lots " Square No ~, viz:
Lot 10, fronting 6jfee. on seventh street west,
between Ma 4 o streets north, and running back
lI6 feet TO a IS feet alley.
Lots II, TO- and 49, fronting each 81 feet on north
o street, between sixth and Sevogth streets west,
and running back 1856 feet to q 80 feet alley.
Lot ., fronting 81 feet on north N stree, between
Sixth and Seventh streets weSt, and running back
1855 feet 10 a 30 feet alley.
Tho above will 30 divided Iuto good sized Build.
ing Lots,
10 Ttles all directly from the Government.
1orms-Oie third CASH the remainder In six
and twelve IN nths, with Interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
Convsyanees and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
ehasers.
70 70 prevent irresponsible bidding, apayme emit
OF 500 on each LOT, will be required at the time Of
sale. JAS. c, MEG UIRE * CO.,
ieCi Auotioneers.
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A RUIZ AwAr.-Yesterday afternoon a horse
attached to wagon, in which was seated the
owner, Mr. Wolfe, restaurant keeper on Penn
ulyaniA avenue, took fright and ran away. When
A. the corner OF and Eleventh streets, Mr.. W.
WAS thrown ftom the wagon and severely bruised.
The OfBe continued down Eleventh street 20 the
avenue, where he became ditengnged from tho
wagon, which was considerably broken.
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! HORSES HORSES
Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE or CHIEF QUAnTERMAsTER,


WAsHISoTON, June 8, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
utice until ic o'clock M MONDAY, June 70th,
1854, for tive thousand e, OOo) CAVALRY HORSES,
10 be delivered at the Government sthbleH at GteI-
boto Depot, near Warrington city, within forty
(tO) days from date OF contract.
Said Horses to be sound IN all particulars, well
broken, full in nesh, from ltcen (lO) to ExteeE (6
hhads high, from ave ~ 70 nine ls) years old in
COED condition, and well adapted in every way TO
These spec 'lcaiisns will be strictly adhered to
and TiEidly enforced In every particular.
Ne BID will be entertained unless accompanied
by guarantee for Its faithful performance.
q Should any United Stateb oftcer guarantee
the proposal Of bidder who should prove 10 be
irrriponsble, his name will be reported to tbs Sec
rotary OF War, with = recommendation that such
shhoar DO dismissed the service.
Al bidders and QuGTantOTI giH be held 10 the SiTtss
accounI0 biIy and every failure 10 comply Nth terms
Of contract, 10 make The contract Irhen d5Grded, pI
EtoIoosd BY PrOscciior 10 the Jill c1fent Of The lap'
Form OF bid and guaranty can be had on hpplieh-
Successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts, with good and Hufieleut teouri'
ty, Immediately on the acceptance OF their bids,
The oath VI allegiance must accompany each bid.
The undol signed reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
BIDS for one hundred CCo) horses And upwards
Bids for he entire number Of HerIos required arc
PSymOn. will be promptly usds on completion
Of contract.
No mares tcfH be r6csiusa,
Proposals. muSt he endorsed Proposals for Cav
airy Horses" and addressed to Lieut.. Col JHmes
4. Ekln, Chief QuartermAster, Cavalry Bureau,
ANY other information will be promptly given
JAMES EKGN,
Lieutenant Colonel aud Chief QuartermaStsr,
CtvAlFy BITeAu.
10 Purchase Ia the open market will be con-
tinucd at GLesboro Depot until the contract IL
awarded. Payment msio In Certificates OF ln-
debtedness for seven ~ horses or more
NeB iot
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

a + II y a l.
HBADQ'Rs PRoVosT MARSHAL AND BOARD or
ENROLMENT or DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, d. C., May Is, 1864.
The Board OF Enrolment OF the District OF CO.
lumbls will be In session az tho office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal District of Columbls corner Of Four.
teenth street and New York avenue daily (sun.
days. excepted, from II o'clock N. TO O'Clock
p. m for the purpore Of hearing coies ortr'mp!ion
from drAft for tho following CAUSES, ylEi
Alienagc,
Non-residenoc,
UnsuItSbleness OF Ago,
Manifest permanent phyaiesl disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either in tho Army or NAVY.
Citizens are requested to furnish reformation ~
persons who are not enrolled, or who are try lng
to cvade enrolment, as tits equally for the In
terest Of each perIsn enrolled 20 place upon the
Enrollment List" all persons liable 10 DO mill
tsry duty, co that his own ehArco Tor IAN shall
not DO unlustly Inereared.
s. {. PUTNAM,
Captain ISt Regiment V, II. C., and Acting Provost
Marshal District OF Columbia. my95-tf
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AIDING THE EsEMY.-Capt. Jacob T. Adams,
late Of Dorchester county, maryland, has been
'red by military commission and sentenced TO
three ycArs in the Albany renitentsry, for viola
ton Of the laws Of war in conveying goods, con-
kTAhSnl OF war, and Information.
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GOING ON A VoIAGE.-A man named John
W. DaVls was arrested on yesterday by Ohloer
Ashton, OF the Tenth precinct, upon the charge
OF stealing several boats belonging to Behj amin T.
Cox nnd Joseph r. spragy. tits alleged that the
Aecueed tOoh the boats from tho Virginia shore,
near Alexandria, and sold them TO another party,
who has not yet been arrested, for 5000, the value
OF The boatsi $40 Of the money was recovered
rom the accused. He was taken to Alexandria
for trial,
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AUCTION SALES.

DY JAMES q. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Id AUCTIONEERs
POSITIVE SALE OF VAC ANT LOT AT THE
corner Of Eighth street west and n street north
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th, at ~;
o'clock on the premises, we shall sell part OF Lot
No. p Ia square No. 4l9 fronting IS feet on Eighth
street west, AZ The corner Of no tn r street, and
running back 100 feet on north II atreet
Terms OnG-half in cash, the remainder in six
months, with interest, secured by a deed OF trust
on the premises
ConveyAnccs and stamps At the cost Of the pur.
chaser. J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
Ie7 AuotIoncers.
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WliTBHUBST's GALLERY, ~ pErNpTLVAuA
AvErUH.-Thls celebrated estshllshnent hat jGss
hcrn elegantly rchttcd and furnlshed. Bss OnN Of
tho largest collections OF Photographic seSstVB
In this oountry, numbering over nNeen thousaoh,
embracing hkoneaSea Of distinguished pertJns'
both civil and military, uhonetsos Of many Of
these fallen In battle e1a he obtained here. For
superior work, Hbitehurst outetrippinE his com
petitore, received 4 medal Of the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular atton Hon 10 called 10 his new
'nperial Photographs, aiso v!G;netts now much
uiEh' Aitc., po7tA-N
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AMI one having occasion to visit private
medical institution Arn advised 10 call on Dr..
Vellny.
A large and suoerasNll practice here asd else
where enables him to guaranty Rperfeot cure In all
eHssa.
All viEitp and Communications strictly private
and CONFIDENTIAL Persons calling See 90 enc hut
tho Doctor. fphI-h
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BOARDING.
RAYS PATENT
MOL ED COLL A RS

nj " l. u II u " " ~ ~ "A II %
Are not simply aat peeel OF paper cut In the form
Of COLLAR, but are Nodded and Shaped to Ut The NECK,
having perfect curve free from GHgleS or brcGks,
which is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another advantage PO'eSscd BY no other
collar, viz Space for The Crovat In the Turn.down
style, he inside Of ohtch il perfectly s1ooh and free
rcn FUCKERS, making thS collar for cSIo ncNtneST
and durability, unsQuAllei
They are made In Turn.dowR style IN silica irou
Ito H. and In Garrotte from 10 to II inches, and
hacked in neat Llue boXcS Of 100 esch also in
smaller ones Of 10 esoh-the latter very handy
package tor travellers, army and navy otiiccrH.
10 EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold BY all dealers In Meme Furnishing Goods,
Tho trade supplied By
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
49, PennHylvAniA avenue,
between Eiuth and Tenth streets,
iec.lSn Washington, D. C.
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THE FRIEND OF WOMAN.
"ThPro shall no evil heiNll theej neither
shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling" MAD
hME BOVIN'S FEMALE ALTERNATIVE PILLS
a certain remedy in correcting all irregularities
and removing obstruetions, whether from cold or
nrPgnAney, as they would be sure T. cause miscar-
fISSe Prepared at - Rue Vanguard, Paris, France,
can only be obtained at ITO South D street, bet
Ninth and Tenth streets, Island, ieseodlt'
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HENRY SCHAFER
Begs leave to announce TO the oitizenA and HtTAn.
gers in Washington that he has roopened his
BATH ROOMS,
Nos. 4s1 and 42s L street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, opposite the General Post Oflioe,
These rooms have been newly Tilted up and ar.
ranged for the comfort OF his patrons He has also
arranged, on the upper floor,
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES,
and would respectfully solicit their patronage.
Hot and cold baths always ready. Polite attend
ants 70 LeEye AL who call on him. mYl7.lm
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500

800 REMOVAL 5OO
TO NEW BUILT Nc,
s. 500 &
SEVENTH STREET,
!oIEING ODD Fellows HALL
JAMES 3. TOPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
!helr Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS,
AND
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFAcToRY,
TO THEIR
NEW BUILD NC,
g 500 q
gEVENTH STREET,
Directly OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF ou- own manufacture,
most complete assortment VI every style And priob
Of Military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND NARrlNGALEs,
FINE SWORD BELTS, with Tophar's Patent Slide.
'''' LKNGHoLZs PATENT SPURS.
ListS sGGPHIooIL.ZS'ss PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
FOR SALE;
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR ,,,s
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER fLh ~, ! I r. SrS rs
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN k1Dhs'
HOQSE COVERS AND BLANhEIs'
b | = s.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS mana
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS, ,,.ry
"N'' IN GREAT VARIETY
HAR JESS.
FINE DOUBLE COAChi CANNiA"E' AM
FINE FY JINGLE EH G'aRRiAGE, BUGGY, AND Ex'
r PTESS hS STSGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUNK ks.
sp.tLEATHER TRUNKS AND VALIsES
iROS FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALlSES,
ILDIESi DRESS TRUNKSAnd BONNET BOAEsS
ARMY VhLISES AND PACKING TRUhkh
IeNfher and Canvass PeliBieur Bags, LsAtheIt
CanvAIG and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies trene9
SstshelF Toy Trunks and School satoheN' NhN
yvcry srttslc h their line OF business
REMEMB ERl
e 500 q
YENTH STR EFT.
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EOREsTIER CHAMPAGNE.

FORESTER CHAMPAGNE.
Just lmporto4, an invoice Of thu
NEW CHAM PAGNE WIEE,
OF most excellent quality, NEd moderate in price.
FRED. 8. CozZENs,
Soils Importer,
Pennsylvania avenue,
Two doors from Fourteenth street
AlGo-Lougworth's CAtAwba 10 barrels for cob
blerB. jei.eo2w
OATH ROOM SIRE. nPENING.
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MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTArB.-Yesierday
afternoon Messrs J. q. Mcclure Il Co made the
following sales of real estate:
Lot corner Of ! street north and New Jersey ave-
auci TO Robert L. Preston, for 60h cents.
Lot on Htreet, between FlTst street west and
New Jersey avenue, 10 George Lantner, for %
cents.
Two lots, adjoining, to Augustus Davis, at IS
cent8.
Lot corner of and First street wet, 10 John
O'MGAra, for 3lH centa.
Lot adjoining, TO DR.. A. l. Borland, at 2ik cents.
Lot corner OF New Jersey avenue and X street
10 jeremiah N. Costello, for 20 cents.
Five lots on New Jersey avenue, between L and
FstfeetH to various purchasers at 30 and 81 eRDt5
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GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUAR-
- TERMASTER'S STORES.
CHIEF QUARrERMAsTE2's oFTTCE,l
hmm a Z " A l
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HOpSEg

A UCTlON SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.
WAR DEpARTMEET, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE OF CHIET QUAKTERmAsTER,
WASHISGTOS, D. c., April IS, 1884 }
VIII be sold At public auction, to the highest
bidder, st the times and places named below, viz
Newport, PelnN, Thursday, May 9th,
Gettysburg, PGuns, Monday, MAY 9th,
Altoona, PeunA. TnurUlAy, Nay 18th,
MItiin Pcuna., ThurHdAy, May 10TH,
Reading, Penna., ThurstGy, Msy 2oth,
Lebanon, PennA., Thursday, June %,
Northumberland, PennA., thursday, June N
scranton, PENN, TLurslHy, June 18th,
WilliamspOrt, PenuG Thursday, June 23d.
one Hundred (lOOI horses at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred anu Fifty t25O) at each OF the ther
place..
These hyrtes hsve been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service OF the United States Army.
For road HEd farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold stngly.
Sales begin At lOa m, ard continue daily I'LL all
are sold
TERMS; CASH, In Uaitcd States Troaauty notes
only. JAMES A. EklN,
L.. Col. and c. Q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
sp2s-tje2O
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SALE or CONDEMNED STORES.

~ LIE OG NON ANJD plNAILps
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFTICE OF CWIEF QUARTEHMAsrER,
NAsIIE0rOE, Stay u, 1864.
VIII he foll st Puhic Auction, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 5th day OF JuUe, 1854 at the Cavalry De-
pot Giesboro', D. c." large lot OF Quarter
MASTERS Stores, condemned aa UNIT for the public
service, consisting in part Of
Stoves aud stove Furniture,
Knives, FurkE, A.,
Water Buckets,
Wagon Saddles,
Curry Combs aud Vi uSheE,
Saddles, Brides, and Whips,
Files and RaSps,
BlacksmithS' and Carpenters fools,
BrOoms, ShOyels, FOlkI, and RAkcs
Lanterns, Poka, AID Leather CuttinBa,
scrap Iron, HOFla Shoes, Rope,
Empty Barrels, sc, SO, a..
Sale to com menco at ten NO) O'Clock 3. IL.
Terms, Carh Ia Government funds.
Five days will be allowed after the day or sale
10 remove the articles from iha dCpat
For furthcc Information Apply TO CAPTAIN II. A.
Dupuy, assistant QuGTtermaB'Cr and DerOt quar-
tel master, Cavalry Bureau, t't'sHoro', D C.
by COmmsnl q Eisjnr General AuGuF, tom'
mAnLiug rcpOt OF Washington,
JANIS A. EKIN,
Llnutcnsr. Colonel and CAicf Qusrtcrmsster,
my.s.IUt Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-08

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