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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMASTERs
N OFFICE, .,
FORAGE and RIVER TRANSFORMATION,
Seventh STREET WHARF, I
WAsIIIS6ToS, D. G. August rs, 1861.
CIRCULAR

CIRCULAR.
Ia accordance with Instructions from Br'BSdlor
CeucrAl d. II. Ruokcr, Chief Quartermaster, De-
pot OF Washington, I have placed sohoonors
A. Upper and Lowe Cedar Points, In the pc iitOns
occupied by the light-b ats previous 10 their de-
atructiOn by the rebels. 800 .
From sunset unit, sunrise a light will be swung
from each Of the schooners. The reason given by
captains OF vessels, chartered and Owned by the
United States QuHTtcrmABter DepHr mentt for
AnchOring in he POromac river At night, was that
they feared that thgy would run their vessels
aground II they attempted to run past the 1ho sis
alter dark. The Tampa plNced on the schooner
viii i've 4 light suttoIen ly strong to enable all
pilOtI TO pass up snd down the river with safety,
nroyided they govern themselves by the charts
nrovided hy the vi ed States Coast survey.
From aud after this date no vessel propelled by
stenm viii be allowed to anchor, excepting In such
weather as by running the loss Of the vessel or
carlo might be endangered.
All masters OF vessels are directed to report any
egioct on the part OF the parties on boNTd OF the
IiEnt schooneri, Ia not keeping Their ights burn
ing At all hOurI OF the night.
couy of this circular will be kept posted 10 the
nIothnuse OF every vessel owned and oh ATtered by
The Government plying on the Potomac river
''S Il. S. ALLEN,
au9p.lot Captain and A. q. NJ,
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FEMALE PTcKPoCKET OF WASHINGTON:
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITAL


........."...............'.
Every Government clerk interested. Every poll
tioisn Interested. Every mechanic interested. Ali
the Washington hremen All the Washington
people emhodsIng the gossip and dodges VI last
life, the Consressman,s Union hddr' s., toe Paa-
tial Washington serAglio, the fsshionable gambling
saloon, the Upptr Ten's Funeral, the detective at
work, tho London system OF gnir"itng, the bur
view OF THE Battle OF GIT YSBuRG
EXTERIOR OF ME- rRoPoLITAN HOTEL.
Grace Martin tho Widow,l
F f f'itsh, Fast Ch,p, }LFrTIE CHANDLER
The Funeral Mourner,
Isabella,
Characters by the DR. ,Inaric Company
Concealed etters juIt come to light.
The Lock OF II .ir OF the IT mtnarS Child.
Congressman and ofise-seekeFa.
The Washington Fireman.
Crime, love, Observation-Disclosures ABLE par
| ties, aud the designing mAnDuvres OF a dangerous
woman In the expert art OF hgLthugerlng among
the gently who WAX lat and grow rich BY robbing
| Uncle IN, while our soldiers stArve In Libby
| prison Ia defence OF the Union, showing h1w our
! poor but noble women, visiting the capital, run
out OF money IN Eea'ch OF thsir rela ives, become
prey TO tn BGductona OF crime, realizing that too
ultimate fate Of tine "w<y Of the transsresao- 10
hard" A graphic. fe rleIs exposltion Of how q
ALSO, The DOUBLE MUSIC HALL SHOW,
eieiting real, genuine good, old-iasAio ed laugh.
First week "t the srea. EthloP!sq Conediin 70:
WoRREiL s"d NJ fsTER BARRY. ''N'' DILL
The PArlsisn p,nseu,e, Mile JULIA cHRISTINE.
The Fairy DAnSeuses, FANNIE FERRARO,
MARIA WELLS, and ISABELLA GRAHAM
The accomplished young Actresses, LETTIE
CHI ANDLER snd ANNIE ELLMoRE.
The great Cumic Singer OF the day, engaged at
an enormous salAry-thc great Low Comedian OF
the age, JOE WARMER.
The pnpul Ar actors, CHARLES MEG UIRE, HAR.
RY FRANCIS, aud various other artist, n Songr,
Dances, Ballots, Psutomimes, DramAF, Ethiopian
Acts, ~, SC
To conclude with the popular farce Of the
IhMO.l Al TOODLEs.
Timothy TO0dles ,.,.....t.............Jo warner
Mrs ToodIes. LettIe Chandler
Characters by the Company.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 p. NJ.
Female Pickpooket will be plsyed for Ladies' and
CIerkB' Levee.
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
Hotel GuestS ali Present.
Crowded with Ladies' and Children.
Admission % and 80 ceats; Private Boxes, IS.
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GRAY'S PATENT
"

RAYS patent
MOL ED LIARS
Are rot simpy fat PleceI Of paper out In the form
OF collar, but are Nodded AMI Shaped 10 NJ The meek,
having perfect curve fee from angles or breaks,
which is obtAiu,d by our patented process, which
Hlso secures another aigdntIge possessed by no ollie,
collar, viz Space for the CrGvdt In the Turn-down
style, he inside Of tolch Is PeLtccy smooth GEd free
from FUCKERS, making this collar, for ease, neAtaesA
and durability, unequAl!od.
They are made In TuTa'dowR style in slLcS tOm
u to II, and In Garrotte (0m 10 to II inches and
packed In neat blue boxes Of 100 Cschi also 10
smaller our8 OF 10 oAeh--tho latter vGfy HANDY
package i1I .E1vcIrrs, Amy aaa nay Jtiiers.
1f-ENERY COLLAR u stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NJ lLDED COLLhR."
sold by all dealers In hIsn's Furnishing Goods
The trade supplies by
WALL, STEPHENS s Co,
S23 PeunSy lvanlN svcaue,
Between Ninth AMI Tenth streets,
ie2d8m Warrington. D.
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Au9f-22t
II ERT LEEOH,

~ ~ - A., ,,II,.,,,
(Late solicitor Of the ONCE OF the Auditor OF the
Treasury fnr the Post Once DEPARTMENT.
ATTORNEY AW, ASD SOLICITOR
Of CT ms,
Warrington City. will practice 10 the Courts OF
the District OF Columbia, the Court OF Claims, and
tho supreme Court Of the United States, and will
give prompt attention 10 the prose- outlOn oil olaim0
aud the adjustment OF accounts In all the Depart
ments OF the Government,
Oinoc, I76 seventh street, opposite Poet Office
Department AuSl-Sm
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500 REMOVAL 800
ToN NEW BUILT Nc,
e 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODr FELLOWS HALL .
JAMES b. TUPHAM ~ CO.,
HAVE RENuViu
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLEHY, HARNESS,
AND
military EQUIPMENT mANuFACToRY,
NEW Blu d | N q
s. 500 8
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where quay be found, of nrr own manufacture,
OF Military and citiLcns'
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINEswoRD Belts, with Topnam'S Patent slide
'''' LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers of
LANGHoLZ'S PATENT CURB And NOSE STRAP
FOR. SALEi
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SiL ven PLATE SPURS
hI H6RsE C H AND + G SL1Nx GETs.S'
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
II IA me s 8.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AMI
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND Elk
PRESS HARNESS,
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
We PS.
COACH, BUGGY, sTAGE, ~
RIDING, AND WAGOt WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE +.
TRU N ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND NALISES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALlSEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BONES,
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING rRUShs,
Lea cher and Canvass PeliSi6ur BAys, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
sAtchels, Toy Trunks and School SAtohols, and
every article In their line Of business.
REM z NJ b K X
e 500 &
SEVEN STREET.
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NOW READY;
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DURING

THE GREAT REBELLION,
From NOVEMBER 9, 1860, TO July 4, 1884,
Including a classified summary of the legislation
OF the Second Session OF the Thirty-sixth Con-
gress, the ThFe0 Sessions of the Ihirty-seventh
Congress, the First Session of this 1hiFty-eighth
Congress with the votes thereon, and toe ImPo rt-
ant Executive, Judicial, and Pnlitioo-M ilitaTy
Facts OF that eventiul pefiOdi together with the
Organization, legislation, and general proceedings
Of the Rebel Administration, by
Hon. EnwARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives of the Uni
ted States.
The work contains MAGAZINE OF FACTS, ar
ranged In logic Il order, or grOupsd In natural
harmony, constituting q most valuable 90 tFIbI i
Ilou TO the Historical LiteFature Of the country.
In all the votes, parties arc classified,
The Inder 10 tho ough, both as 10 Bamss and SUB
hog Eiving the reader entue QnRmAnd Of the con-
hntS,
as nm syo., law, Gheepj price 81 free " mail.
"" PhILP q SOL0M0Ns, Publishers,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
Vet3tuthI2W 1B2 Penn. avenue,
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by BOT L L L X " w L SON
I'D AUCTIONFERS.
OIFICE UEITED STATES CAPITOL ExTENstnN,l
WAsHIEoTos, D. e., >ept. D. 1854
On SATURDAY. October lt, commencing At 10,
a. m, the following VaricgNted and Pl ,ln NJ irhle
will be sold \, public auction, on the grounds
north Of the United States Capitol;
100 blocks rsnnessSe Marble.
900 cutie feet OF remnA rs do.
~ piereI PotomAi Ma HE.
6Oo teet (cuhlc) Vermont Green serpen'lne.
6eoumn sinai do.
1000 cubic feet remnants italian Marble.
At 'he s'me time wall DO sold = large lot of
Duors, Shutters, and bulldog m-ieri Il NJ gsrious
kinds. CLEMENT l.. WEST,
Hcp3d General sup 'r'n'"n nnt.
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BARTENDER.

A vertical and nOlseless SPRING CRADLE,
easily converted intO a Baby-Jumper, BAhy-Horse,
B4bI- Walker, Hish.ChHlT, Ottoman or Hobby
Horse; the Whole dCsIg-ed tn relieve NJ III re-,
comfort And amuIe children, Obviale tho evils OF
rocking them, and save The e. pc use Of Nurse. lite
motion Ia puro1t healthy aud oharminB, FIioe
$40 to $50, send Tor illustrated circular.
BROWN CO.,
Is3 Broadway, N. Y,
An enterpriSing agent wanted for Washington.
sC1eOdlm
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big. Gen. and CHEZ QIzTtefmHspsT,
se3l2t Depot Of Wa.hington D. c.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVhD
4 ST the Mayors Office until ~ m. on hlOSDAY
tue 18th insiAnC, next, fpF grading street north
from Fifth to Fourteenth street west or such puF'
ton thereof as the Mayor may direct.
No part OF the appropriation will he raid untIl
the work Is approved by the Commissioners.
Biiders Will state the price per cubic iari
The cutting aud filing will DO paid tor but once
that which measures most.
JAS. W. SPALDISG,
Commissioner Second Ward.
JOAN =. GARNEH,
Commissioner Third Ward.
Nm, DOUGLAS,
gel2-dtI9th Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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TWO NIGHTS MORE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY, Nsp. IN.
HAMBUJKR, the wondsr-workinE Prestidlgita-
ttur, who draws crowded houses wherever =
goes, will give three mnre Of bis Popular soirees
above stated. %. Hf.s- +
The Hall will be closed this evening, Profes ,or
Hambujer being occupied 10 decorating and other
wise making preparations for the reception Of the
President on FRIDAY EVkNING, on which oco ..
sion various grand novelties will be Introduced %
Admission, 80 oentsI Seats can be secured with
ont extra rye, at the Box once. from 10 q. IN.
till 4 p m. Doors open at u performance 10 com
meneo at p. m. NJ sep1bu .
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TEE THIRD WARD QUoTA.-The quota of
this ard was ,eduOed yesterday, by volunteers,
to my -four. The committee appointed IT, solicit
Thousand dollars, and II as much again 10 IAiIeiI
TO-DAY, the quota eau be easily oiled There will
be = meeting Of the citizens OF the ward tonight
at Temperance Hall, where progress will be re.
pc to and other energetic measures sugge sted to
MI the q !ota.
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Offers may be made for one ar more articles, at
the option oil the bidder and in case than
article is contained Ia this offer, the chief OF the
bureau will have the right TO accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer and Z, eot
the remainder The price mud be Uniform, and
offer must embr"ee all Of any articles de-
Iiperabe al all The stations.
For the description Of articles In the above list,
bidders are referred to the samples at the said
Navy Yards, and to the advertisement Of this bu.
reau dated July g. 1851 aud Tor inform Ston as 10
the laws and regulations TN pamphlet orm) re.
gArding oootFaets, to tho otfoeTa Of the several
oOmmAndAnte of navy yards and navy agents.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eTn nent.
Blank forms Of proposals may b. obtained on
ADplicat on to tho navy agent at Boston, New
York, or Philadelphia, and At this bureau.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~, SUBSISTENCE STORES AND COMMISsA-
RY PROPERTY ALSO, BARREL SLAVES.


VFFINE DEFUT IUMHfHdNWF " oUBdTHTENNLi
ALExAsDaIA, VA, Sept. u, 1854. (
VIII be sold at Public Auo ion, At No. Is Union
street, In the city Of Alexsniria, Va, on TUEc-
DAY, the 20th Of September 1861 at 10 O'Clock, q.
N q lot OF condemned Subsistence stores, viz:
Pork, Bacon, Ham, Salt Beef, OK Ton yues, Pear,
Rice. Hominy and Dried Apples
Also, Conmirsary Property, and 5000 Barrel
Slaves.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Articles purchased to be removed Immediately
after sale. A. Y. CLARKE,
sel3!7t CantAtn and q. 4 Y &
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PROPOSALS
NTAYOR's OEg N

InI sEPrEMBEN is lssI, ~ IL
PTpos-ls wi he reoe vel =, 81 49,, - d.
untn u m MOND ~. tho Qsth ~ s,n,s.,h Onee
ss s 1877 - me pnTp .. e. eon.tTuc'rhss BaSREL
will, ths sewer In street north. u W connect
The Few will be circular IN .b.n. a. ,.,-
diameter whI betwo feet, an the thickno,. ~ ~
wall four inches, to be l-id IL cement snb ~ =. ,hs
stnd In proper propo ion, the brick To he The ~,
hard hand made brick, and to be veil wet h,S ~
being laid l. 1hs depth Of the sewer Will he eisht
feet below the surface OF the ground. There " N
be hfee dops to be covered vi h IN iron grating
Bidders VIII stat the pioe pes lineal f,Ut for the
Sc er, which shall include all eAoava,Ian, hlIinR
an repairing OF the alley, and removing Of the
surplus ear b, per drop each.
For fufther ihfsrmAtion see tho Comm ssloner of
the Fourth ward or the CITY Surveyor.
sell dot CHARD WALLACH, Mayor
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DETECTIVE IN TRoUBLE.-George McNally,
a detective OF Phi Adelphia, was arrest aud
brought TO this cty this morning on q cha 80 Of
fu nIshiDg drafted men with a ae and fraudulent
papers. He WIS com tilted T. the Central Guard
houre 10 await the o ders OF Gen. Anger.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
s AND PERIOD,

NEWSPAPER AND PERI0DI-
GALS.
j. EDWIN HALLENBECK, dealer in Newspa.
pers Periodicals., Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
bseoo, Segars, Fisgs AGd Playing Cards. also, a
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, lIb King street, four doOrA below Provost
MArshalis office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the WASH
,Dgt0n DAILY SATIoEAL REPUBLICAN received.
aI21-u
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DRoPosALs FOR OAK LUMBER.
CHIEF QUARTERM. sTER's OrFfrE,
DtP0T or whhHIsoTOs.

CHIEF QUARTERM sTER's OrFfrE,
D,PoT or whHHIsoTOs,
WAsHINoros, ID c., Septen Der II. 1861 J
Sealed y oposAls vii bO received at tht. ONCE
until SATURDAY, September - 1854, alta O'Clock,
NJ, for the delivery at this desIt II
250tO feet Sc ,SONED OAK BOARDS, one inch
thick, 81 best quality, to be delivered i'm
mEd,Ately.
None will DO received that does not pass the
al Government inspection.
TIE right TO reject all bids that may he deemed
too high . 'slerved hy the HopOt QuArteTmAster.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
flsnei, end Fsed on the envelope PrnponAls for
Ok Lumber" ID r. FUCKER,
Brighter General and Chief Quar'ermastcr,
sel17t Depot Of Washington.
NEW BUILD 'NG ASSOCIATION --
~ Books of subscription for a new Build z
Assnciaiinn are open 1t the office 81 Harvey n Col
ins, 416 SCI enth street west, (nppnsite Gen
eral Post ufes,l where persons des rous OF beoom-
ing m6mherH have an opportunity to subs RHO
" hen son shNrea are subscribed meeting W II be
called and the Association organized. selIu
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For this week only, the Thirteenth Represents
tlon Of the Great Play OF the Age, witnessed by
shades 81 city life. Reflection Of tho National
Metropolis. Crimes OF criminals. sorrow, Misery
and Leath. Life Portraits. Pictures OF truth.
Phases OF vice. The dramatic mirror Of Washing
ton city. Daylight and gasight pictures. Under.
ground Hnd above-ground scenes. Male and fem Ne
tti 10 and troubles, Great stir among tue people
TO IL Q and hear thIa eNposiii1n.
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q ALE OF CONDEMNED MULEs.

CuIEF QUAnTERMAsTER's OFFfCE,)
DEPor OF WAsIIHGToH,
WACurSoTOS, d. G September 8, 1864.
Will be sold. at public auction, at the CorraIs,
near he IhservAtory, in the city OF Washington,
on WEDNESDAY, september u, 1854, a lot OF
MULES
condemned 40 unft for public service.
Terma-LAsh, 10 Government fu DIS.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, a. M.
ID. n. RUCKER,
BriEadIer General and Chief quar- ermAstsr,
sep6-i6t Depot Of Washington.
.OUARTERMASTER GENERAL
VI OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, WAsHIS0ToS
u. C, SEPTEMBER ,, 1854
VIII DO sold at PU tLIC AUCTION, to the high.
est bidder, at the time and places named below
viz;
York, Pa, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1854.
Altoona, Pa, Thursday. Sept. %, 1861,
Lebanon. Pa, Thursday, sipf. ~, 1864.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horBea have been Condemned As unit for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
nav DO had.
HOrses sold singly.
Terms: Cash In Ulitel states currency.
JAMES A EKfN,
Colonel First Division, q. NJ. GenTs Oihce.
SOS t2S h
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT OF. THE
UNITED STATES OF AMnRfCh D 3 Z

ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED sTATEs OF AMeRfcA.
To all Iphon may oonesrns
K satisfactory evidence having becp exhibited TO
me that LEON DELLA CovA has been appointed Con-
sui OF venesueia AZ PhIi.deicfis, DO hereby rec
ognile him az suoh, and declare hun free 10 exer-
else and enjoy such fu .otions, powers, and priyl-
leges, n are allowed TO lOonsuls ny the isw
OF nations, or by the laws Of the United States,
snd existing treaty stipulstfons between the Gov
eminent OF Yenezuela and the Unitsd States. ~
In testimony Whereof I have caused these Let
tiers to be made PATENT and the Seal Of the United
states 10 DO hersunto nfilxod. tH.r.. n-.rr.
. Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
the fifteenth day Of September, ammo
Il. 81 Domini, one thousand eight hundred snd
slxty-four. and ofthe independence OF the
g United states Of America, tho eighty.
ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, .r.
Secretary OF state.
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JEwELRY! JEwELRY Gold plated Jewelry
and siver.p plated Te spoons fFT only one dol ar
q the Dollar 10 elTy store, I9S PennBy lyAntA
avenue, near F. vi -and-a-h Ill street,
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AUCTION SALES
YseRB a WILLIAMS

~ ,,.....tl AuCrfONEEssl % ..IsT"F
tbT Eus ~ SALE o. BRICK HOUSE AND
1854 viii Be exposed AZ pubito sale, At o;eiook'
2. M on the premises, the following d scrIbed
sy .i5si ps sd sciHs T.
fous hundred and .ixty.ave (,ss) Ssrss.bIy he 10
prDyemonts the,eon. con ssting Of 4 two.stnav ~
sttic Back HOUSE. This property fson}. na
Sixth street west, between D add L streets south,
This sale 10 made By virtue of a decd n, ,,,.,
bearing date the list dav Of October, 1857 from M
ram Clark and George D. CLARK TO Henry W. Ham.
Court OF The District Of Coin nbiS In chancsIy IN
case therein peDdlng, No. 1856, Docket =, passed TO
the 18th day July 1884, shutting and appoint
the room and stead Of The said II. W. Hamilton,
Eermai Oae-thisd cash, balance and months,
me purahA ser 70 give notes for the deferred pay.
s,Ssn . Se,Ipg ipIs,est IRON DAY q salei deed
At the purehasers cost two hundred dollars Of the
putshAse money will bs required when the prop
81 - kuoched oifj AZ u should not be paid down,
me property Will be thea and there put up aud
soln 20 TIE nHnt highest bidder who shall comply
and II the Whole terms shall not be emp led with
N nye dsy', ne Trustee reserves tho right 10
sen the property at the risk and expense of the
nelsul,lns purchaser, BY Advertising such resale
three tim 3 10 some new,pNper printed IN the city
Of Washington. GEo.F ktDEs, Trustee.
suS-tswds. AaStionssi,.
II The above sale Is postponed until
THURSDAY, 10Th inst, same hour and place, by
order Of the Trustee. ...
- I'II GREEN & WILLIAMS,
eeps Auotioneers.
u Tbs shove sale 10 stilI farther post
poned until THURSDAY, the 22d Instant, same
hour and place, by order Of the Frnstee.
..aH ..H GREEN WILLIAMS,
sepis -. =. - Auedoneers.
n ~ra
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AssOoi ,tion met last evening. Dir. Jno. II. Elyans
was called to the chair.
Mr.. G aveh, OF New York, was thon init oduced
and sddrs ssed the m citing for some time.
Mr. lngerEoll, Of Iowa, was tie next speaker
H. said IL had been some time since he N ,de q
speech, but he thought now every man should do
all he c uld therefore he was here to lit up his
voice in VII dica ion of til Government
Mr.. ]. spoke at some length, and was frequently
int rrupted by applause.
Mr. Scott. of 10 a, said he was once a tried
fht nd Of Gen. Nc Clellan, ut he h to give him
up when he saw that &c Mcclellan had no heart
In the work, as appears from his own report and
those OF the War Department. 5. was frequently
applaud during his speech.
A large numb r Of persons were present at the
meeting.
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n FIJI Q A l.

HEkDo'Rs MILITARY Dist. OF WAsHIHoToN,)
PROyUsT MARsHAL's OFFICE, J
WAsHIEOI ON, d. O., Sept. 70, 1854.
General Orders, No I.
Iniormat havirg been received At these head
quarters, that may persons engaged IN the
lothinK and Furnishing business In this istrict,
have frequently sold citi1enS' clothe, to enlisted
men, upon the men exhibiting Gertih ia'cs Of dis
charge from the United states services and as
such disoh argos have, In most cases, proved to be
Spurious aud forged or belonging 10 some other person
hdn The one preventing Il. Il 10, therefore,
OrdeTet, That so much OF General Order No. o,
issued from hese he dquarteTs, that relates to the
sale OF clothing to enl sted men, Is so amended as
to prohibit the sale OF oothiug to any enlisted
upon d,schArg psp 10 that he may present, until
ssid papers have heGn examined and q special
permit outlined from thesu headquarte g.
Any violation or evasion Of thu Order, will be
promptly aud seve ely published, and the offenders
subjected to the full penalty attached to the dis
obedience OF his and other existing orders relating
thereto. BY command OF
Col. NJ. N. WIsEWELL, NIL tary Gov'F.
T. IsoRAHAm, Col. and Provost Marshal.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
GALE OF CONDEMN QUAKIkK-
- MASTERS STORES, BUGGLES, &C, &c.
CHEF eyAHrrRnAsrEn's orrrcr,

CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIcE,)
DEPOT OF WAsHINoTOR, }
WASHISOToS, ID. g., September |, 1884,
VIII 10 sold at public agotiOn, Al Government
Warehouse, situated On the square between and
+, and Twentieth and TwGnty-hrs streets, Ia thr
city OF Washington, on WEDNESDAY, Septe uber
II, 1864, at II oclo,k Il, a. M, lot OF VuaFtermEs-
tet's Stores, condemned as unit for utc, viz:
Axes CArpentors' fools, Brushes. u idleS, Nose
Bass, Buckets, Saddle Blankets, Stable BroOms,
Portable FOrgoB Grin dstOnes, BlaoksmIths' Tools,
HArnels, Lsntsrns, Scrap Leather, Stove Pipe,
Rope, Stoves, Saddles, Scalea, Whips, Horss-shoes
and large lot Of old Iron, NO., 80.
ALSO,
Will DO sOld, on same day, at foot OF Nincteenth
street, near Chesapeake and Ohil Canal immeii.
ately after the completion Of the sale above re.
fcTred to, a number Of
AmbulanceB, Buggtes, Carriages, Army Wagons,
Spri, & Wagons Carts, and Medical Wagons.
Successful biddhrs viii be required to remove
the storeS within i've (6) dsys from the date OF
sale.
Terms eash, In Government funds.
RUCKER,
Big. Gen. and CHEZ Y IarIerm.s,sr,
se3i2t Depot of shington. d. G.