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, 1864-04-16

Of the Illinois Central car works at Cafve, In the
second district. No general alarm was given but
the steamer Economy was speedily On the spot and
amount Of $50 had been inflicted.
About sir o'clock yesterday morning. are WAS
IN The Tx Hs Of u %s NJ 80
quickly arrived hut their services we're not needed
"a the flames were suhduad BY means Of q few pails
eounaed for M sSree ed eerent d1stncte, M I lie i irai
eecoEd and thild 60 that had not the steamers re-
cetved pre.ions inteliecnee q its ezistanee thcr
proof Of the great want Of telegraph a1ssm. which
Requirement the Copperhcad authorities see 70
plainly now that 1t is too late for them TO act in
The matter.
asrRoSo AHD''-s1AvERY,- Board
Of Control Of the "Etrong Eand" met in this city
on Thursday Inst, and unanimously adopted the
following:
wuknEAs, It has become apparent to, all who
civil ws1, now IN progress, hat cithes liberty or
'HSs1z Wnzns mas. r III 81 Strong Band has strong and
decided preference in the issue and desires to see
tie death penalty executed on human e]ayery, and
further desire TINT the settlement shall be final
Eaored, That The labozs Of the Strong Band BE-
especially directed 70 eecuEe TIE ABORTION q The
United Statea, or one similar In effect:
ARTICLE XII. :.
SECTION l. Neither slavery, nor involuntary
eery1trde, except IS punishment for crime,
e4st WtSia 1 TIC @ United sts.es or any Place sub
ject to their Jurisdiction.
SIC. :. Congress shall have power to enforce
this article by appropriate legislation.
N. E. CoHFERExcE.-Am meeting Of the Off
cial members Of the rxrious Methodist Episcopal
churches in the city WAS held Last evening In the
Clark etrcet II. E. church. Rev. S. B. Keyes, pre-
siding elder ofthe district, in the chair.
The chairman etsted that the principal business
Of the evening was to consider the proprety ofin-
yiting the general Methodist Conference, which
would meet at Philadelphi1 in May .ne1t. to hold
its ensuing conference in 1858 In Chicago, where
upon tho following wss unanimously agreed to:
next general NJ E. Conference, be instructed to in
vte The general Conference to hold its sittina for
SReeostsd, That this meeting recommend to the
next Conference through Its delegates, the proprie
y Of the restriction fixing ths tine Of tie
The meeting then adjourned. =.
POLICE CouRr.-Without exception, yes
tcsday Was the dullest day Of the Season at this
estAblishmcnt tho total number Of charges not ex-
eeed1ng nine or ten.
Larc<ny-Jamcs Farrell was charged with steal
ing IN infantry sword tho property 81 recruiting
Sergeant Of the Esd Illinois regiment As the SOL
dtef could not remain In the city long enoneh to
] appear against the man at the Recorders Court,
tie chaEgs was changed to dsosderly, and the prts
ds aa,.5n st5ee TIC
1or trial. it the Recorders Court In bonds Of $500
and Robert Smith. the dootkeepef, was discharged.
Tas Charles Truesdcll, not Smith, a. reported.
observation-disclosures Kennedy, brought up On re-
ruand, charged With stealing cost from Abraham
BAsch, was discharged.
MERCANTILE AssoC1AT1ox.-The Chicago
, 1864-04-16

-r11 curPERnrAD T1ckET.-The Copper
head ticket islikey to suffer extreme change before
election day. when it bids fair to be like the model
jack:kniie which had received two new handles
and three blades during Its adventurous career
without lozing ite identity. Two ofthe aldermanie
candidaies-Gurnee and Burnham-have already
declined, aud three others are shaking in their
boots at the chances Of lefeat and the certainty Of
expense incurred in settling the Ehiey bills. But
1t Is no matter, The CoppeFhead party is like the
monster OF old: the moment one head is Topped of
another and another riscs into his place There arc
hundreds Of those fellows itching for office: their
convention having been place whereas their
ayorite singcreaye-few were ap4sistcd and many
disappointed.
, 1864-04-16
SmUREU VUE.
Editors Chicago Tribune:


One Of the tools OF the Chicago Mlscegen (Izn1es)
living In the Eleventh. ward, being seized with q
1t OF ambition to misrcprcsent tho loyal c1tt1ens
OF that ward in the Common Council, In order to
te1nlned to become candidate for Alderman, on
an "independent ticket" on election dsy, agatnst
the rominee Of the Republican voters OF the
Eleventh ward, hoping to catch some Tote7 from,
thc Union man, enough to seeure hIn1 IN election.
l!e ha. been very Eec1ct and cunning. But the
dodge wont win: His trick has been smoked opt.
lis name is r. 8. Fitch. lie belongs to the 1nrin-
cible Club; but before next Tuesday passes a1ay,
he will belong to the invisible club. CITIZEN.
, 1864-04-16

First Baptlst.-The Flrst Baptist Church
now Occupy Bryan Hall for public worship at 1917
O'Clock Sabbath mornings. The public are Invited
to attend. Seats freo to all.
, 1864-04-16

New EoEGs.-Root & Cedy advertise in An
other column, and have laid on our table, two new
songs by Geo. F. Root Just Before the Battle,
Molher," and "Just After the Battle, Mother. "
The former Is ceiling prodielouey, and the latter
promises well. -.
, 1864-04-16

FOR SALE-Alichigan avenue
Il Lotf-s6 teet Congress street: 100 feet neaE
TNensy#econd street, 2 feet twenty nfth street
A fne twostoEy house. eighteen rooms. Lot 10ox9o
feet cornei ,{vith view or the Lake. sspated In
the North Division; % feet Warren stfeet, neax
q 70 ,soqs Is p paE,s .1 e tas A1;e
Ford counties. Illinois. Apply to JAMES SPRING
Els. Real Estate Agenttp u Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-04-16

DOR RSALE-Lockpo1t Residences.
i Two very desirable houses and Iot? In n tie vsr5
pes tAnt sut healthy town Of Lockpnrt. Will County
fllinos and thirty mica from Chicago, on the Canal
andGpicago, Alton and st. Lonls alirotd One home,
eotcta summer Kitchen ind pantry With good cellar
aud cs:era: also splendid bara and large wood
Side and inside are n-ut Kind for lhe
eize Of the place. Tbs other cottage house OF
four rooms. With ciste,n, cellar and WELL Thrre Is
.mal barn On tts place. t oe ated On ths @ h T. trss
ehssp II applied for sooo. For price md particular!
call en- OF addrets JOHN L. STORMS, Lociport, VIII
Locfrort. APRIL II, 1sG4. aplScsas-3t
, 1864-04-16

"a LoTAL IRIsnMAH."-Wil the writer of
letter to the TRIBUNE, under the above signature,
send us his real name; not for publication.
, 1864-04-16
ALIEN VOTERS.

We continue our list Of allen yotefs-men who
voted at the lask Mayoralty election for Sherman,
and have since obtained from the Britiah Consul
their protection papers. Yesterday morning We
gave the list in the Ninth ward. To-day We give
the record In the First, Second and Fourth wards:
17ns1 WARD.
John Burn, English. E. O'Neil, 11lsh,
Jno. callashaa, Iith. Michael Quinn, -
John Hickey, John Ryan,
John Hogan, - James Ryzn,
N. Mccarthy. - T. Sullivan,
JsmeH McNair. T. Smith,
J. Parker, English. Charles Wright, English
There are fourteen Of these "British Protection
chaps In the First ward, Of whom cleven arc Of
Irish nationality and TWO Of English.
EEcoSp WARD.
The alien EkuIkers In the Second Ward are more
numerous. Here Is the list who voted for 6her-
, 1864-04-16

THAT SPECIAL MEETHd.-The Copperhcad
call Of special meeting on Thursdsy evening last
for the TRANSACTION Of general bufiness left undona
on Monday night for the purpose Of allowing the
Coppe.head Aldermen to xevel At the 1nvincible
dinner, wna confessedly failure. The Cops. yes
terday rade vigorous effort fsr another rally this
c7en1,.c, but wisely conc uded to abandon it Till
= shurbGny next-aftef e!ettion. Good. Dus we
would inform those gentlemen that If they want =
spcc3n meeting 1or the transaction Of the special
businees about which they hare Dragged so loudly.
they can be accommodated. and every Union mem
Der viii vote for the increase In the pay OF the
Police ard Fire Departments, and the establish.
ment Of F1rr Telegraph. But this general bus
tncss'' has In It m omtnous ring; it VAS tried
twelve months ago. The bait on the trxp Is not
even nibbled at. Try cheese,
, 1864-04-16

sT Hasheesh Candy by the Gunjah Ta]Eah
Company, NGw York. See advertisement Of f.
seos1l, &c Randolph street, agent for chicago and
the West, apla-cG73-3trT SIS
, 1864-04-16

PEoMo11os.-Ac.ingM Master John D. harty
Q. s. Navy, yesterday received from Hon. Gideon
Welles, secretary Of the Navy, promotion to the
grade Of Acting Volunteer Lieutenant In the U. s..
, 1864-04-16

Amuscmcnts for tho Xonng People,
Rev. Robt- Laird Collier, pastor Of the Wabash
Ayenue Methodist E. Church, will lecture Sabbath
evening on ~ Outdoor Anusements."
, 1864-04-16

WHICH Is REsr?-Since the resignation OF
F. ". Burpham, DR.. uahn profeases to think there
IL chance fo1 him in the Firet Ward. He admits
he has no chance sgainst G. ". Gage but Gays that
the othc1 Union nominee is too young to b. elect
ed: ss II the Union voters conld not discriminate
between IN old Coppcrhcad and = young Peacock
, 1864-04-16

TIE MERCHANT TALoRs AND TIE STRIKE.
"A meeting Of the merchant taf1ors was held last
evening, at tbs store Of Scott, Keen & Co.. when
II was unanimously resolved that the Assoc,asion
sahcres to the position It has taken in reference to
the existing strike among the jourueymen, and
Ia determined not TO yield to their demand.
, 1864-04-16

~ Conchs, hoarseneas, asthma, or any lrrits-
ton Of the throat or bronchial tubes relieved BY
allowing one Of Browns Bronchial Troches'' to
dissolve In the mouth. AL druggsts sell them.
, 1864-04-16

MOVEMENTS or JUDGE DAv1s.-ine eu-
,rrme conrt Of the United States ad}oarns on inc
18th instant, when Judge pa.ts will enter upon
Inc duties OF his circuit. Hc will be at 1ndiaonpo.
lis during May, At Springfield in June, and viii
u1ee,de In Chicago during the July term.
, 1864-04-16

Branch oflces 1*3 Dearborn street, co7nes Mtdisoi
Fincipai office, . Orange street, Albany, N. y.
, 1864-04-16

TIE N1es1s.1PP1.-Iake Pepin is open for
navigation, and the boats commenced thez regular
tlipe for St. Paul yesterday.
, 1864-04-16

CoM1sK1.-A short time ago the State OF
Illinois was threatened with civil wnr BY the up
rising Of coppcrhcads In cslcs county. When
their brother copFcrhcad Of the Seventh Ward
heard OF 1t, and wns told that si1 Union soldiers
had been killed. be is reported to have said that he
thanked God for it. There Was not q Copperhc.d
in the city but would havc rcjoced to ece the riot
extend 10 Chicago, und her streets run with the
blood of Union men.
, 1864-04-16

Go 70 TIE BksEGo to Bryant b St1atton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorongh
practical bueinese education. For circulars ad-
eAVo NlinntH
, 1864-04-16
Glante1-agel1tS.

w ANTED,- 500 per day. More
W good Agents xsntcd. TO make from 80 to go
ISa N4cnISo; p19nounceA bT sooa lnages ths & beat
-Mschres IN gold leaf. escapes, &C.. s15: plaset
nd psssed, ~; plaed and HeaFed s1tra, W FoF
co. exclusive ~holesale agents, r. j. Pr. 6ates
, 1864-04-16

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urt-
nary and Sexual SyYtems.-New and relia-
bic trea,ment-in reports Of the Howard Associa-
OF charge. Address D. J. ski1lon Hough.on, How
ard Association, No. 8 South Ninth street, Pills
de.phIa. Pu, ruha1- -bG59.fn
, 1864-04-16
.Tnr G5alz.

TOR SALE-Two Tubular Steam
4 Boere. of MY hcxae power. At so Canal greet.
They are being replaced With larger ones
EOR SALE-Or Exchange for
city property, Dwelling House-tea zooEos.
eesE &cEon Spring stFeet mt honse nor of Cssy
toJ. a. CARLISLE. Attorney. st Elxtn, or to II. +.
TULEY, Attorney, 157 Randolph street, chica2o.
, 1864-04-16

&oAA~A NOAAl6S1OEER.-AL tQe 0eau OF
the Republican Union ticket stands the name Of
CHAMEs a. RENO, a gentleman who needs no
commendation from us. The grand tosscecens-
tor himself has Ind bis soouts out eve, since the
nomination, sounding a1 with whom Nj. Reno
has had business relations in the past and ts NM
be 10 ind one thing on which to hang The slauae..
ous tale ever ready to drop from his mouth. Honce
they feel obliged To fail hack on the general charge
-o1 Know Nothlngiem md Ma.ne Law.ism; 1T
scha1ges 10 come from the organ Of the K G. c. two
bottle democracy MI. Reno ID Know Nothing
In this sense Of the word he knows nothing Of 1fa
ue butts about the Onion; the 1niscegeuator
knows nothing Of lis or butts nbout slaye.y. The
seeesh shhct evidently fesre that II Mr. Reno is
elected the whisky shops win be cloaed on next
election day, In which event the coppeshcad cause
might well ray " Farewell to al my greatncss.''
Bye the bye, 1t ID rumored that the mIseesen
nominee-whose name Is pot In the directosy-is
very fearful that einet his refusal to psy trade
prices to bis masoos be viii stand but but poor
chance Of election, and proposes to decline the
nomination 70 generously rendered him. In this
case the sedonbtsble J. ". Comet, the pseudo
nan inspector and old wheelhorze Of the 81 dimme-
en1ats VIII TAKE has place. It wou1d be pity II
sendshach does not run heh.a never risen higher
1nso NC potiion Of delegate before, and his nume-
fous n7enos viii gfieve to SEQ his blooming lausn1s
I'm to sttnldn2 dah.
, 1864-04-16

FOR SALE-~A choice farm Of 223
i a1c.. ono ard = half miles from the town Of
D3 er which 500 Inh abltants and railroad dapct;
located tn the town Of Bloom, Coox Coua!I, IL, =
miles nom Chicago; Improvements cost - oQ Price,
So rer Eel e-haK chsh-and = bargain. Z. Il. CUM
ElEGEs Ii South E2AfEhf. Apl&E9Sl2t
, 1864-04-16

TOR SALE.-Home1ess House
Il nunters. Attention! % houses sud lots for ksle.
halt ca,h Ii hand balances On time to SUIT
UIlo street kilwaukte Av.nEe West lIdlana ottres.
and East Madison street all within nftse1 mlnutea
Inquire cf HENRY SMITH, Agent, At otlce of OI~
den, Fleetwood l. Co. apl1cj7t2W
, 1864-04-16

,B We are informed by the publisher, Il. ~ uig-
gins, III Randolph street. that he has now In press
a nomination sons, dedicated to Abraham Lincoln,
which will be ready by the 1st Of May.
SnlIE-fl Est - -
, 1864-04-16
15nar1t1tg.

DOARDING.-One or two single
~ gentleman can ind rooms at rs Indiana street,
on North Side.e Rbl5c1O1.2t
, 1864-04-16

AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at 9x O'Clock,
1t Dwelling House No. 16 Van Buren, Street,
coGpristpE Pay1or, Chamber, Dining. room and
Kitchen Furniture, Brussels, Three-PlJ and Ingram
Carpets, C1ockery, Glassware. &c..
VIM. a. BUFFERS d CO.,
ap16 c9S33t Auc.1orccts.
, 1864-04-16

SrIrItualIk1n..-L Jud Pardu, Trance Speaker,
Wilt lecture on Sunday, April 17th, at 1OE 4. m.,
and ~ p NJ, at Wftkowsd tIall, corner Of Clark
and Mnflrrn aftpate Ee1rs free II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-04
OF FIo1 AL.

DLPAnTmLET o. STATL,
WARRINGTON, October 4, 1854 !
Tho decree, Of which the following 10 trans
latlon, communicated by the United States
Minister at Bogota, is published for the In.
formation of all Interested
Translation ]
MANUEL MURILLO,
President ofhe United States Of Colombia.
In use of tho powers given to the Executive
Power by sect. 1, art. 1, Of tho law OF the 18th
of May last, authorizing certain fiscal opera
lions,
DECREE
ART. 1. The duties on imports are increased
one.ffteenth per cent on the articles compre-
hended in the fourth class of the tariff annexed
to the Code Of Custom Houses, approved May
90, 1854.
ART. Q. The provisions Of this decree shall
take effect from the first day OF November next
Given in Bogota, July 10, 1884.
N. MURILLo.
ANTONIO DEL REAL,
Secretary Of Finance and Ways and Means.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD.

OFFICE DEPOT COmmIssARY OF SUBsISTENCE,l
WAsmINoroN, ID. c., Sept 20, 1864. (
Sealed proposals, In duplicate are inyited until
THURSDAY October u, 1851 for furnishing this
depot with
FIVE HUNDRED (5OO) CORDS OF PINE WOOD,
To be delivered within lorty.hve tl5) days after
opening the bids, st the whaTves In Warrington OF
GEORGETOWN, ID. L.
The wood to be good, merchAntADle, sound Pine
Wood, suitable Tor use IN . bakery. II Will be
subject to the Inspection OF an officer or agent Of
this department, as to Its measurement and quail
ty before II 10 received.
Bidders must be present 10 respond to their bids
and give satiBiao DRY evidence oil loyalty.
Payment will DO made In oeTtih Gates OF Indebted
moss, or such other funds az the Government may
have for disbursement.
Government reserves the right to reject any biz
for any cause,
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at 20
| @ street, " endorsed Proposals for Piao Wood "
8. &C. GREENE,
Ae28-6t Captain and q, s. V.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES

QrARrERMAsrER GENERALS oFFICE,)
FIRST DIYIsIor, J
WAsHISsroS CRY, September %, 1854.
viii be sold at public auction, to the highe Il
bidder, at Gie.bnro, d. C, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1854,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER I, 1861,
one HUNDRED AND tIFrY CAVALRY
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned IS unht for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
gains may 10 had.
Horses sold siugly.
Terms: cash, in unit'd SlatcI currency. Sale Ia
CO umencc at 10 q. NJ.
By order Of the QusItGrniastet General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In chSIge Frat Division z. NJ. G. q.
aC2I.IOt
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PROPOSALS. FOR POTATOES.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMmIssARY OF SUBsIsrESCE,(
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 30, 1884.
Sealed proposals are invited until THURSDAY,
United States Subsistence Department with one
Thousand 4, OO0) bushels OF POTATOES, to be de-
livered IN Washington, Georgetown, D. C., or Alex
AndriA, Va.
The Potatoes to be OF good mel able Quslity,
and will be inspected by officer or agent OF this
Department before being received.
Bidders must state distinctly whether they pro-
pose to deliver IN barre or In bulk and no bids
will be received for barrels OF Potatoes, as such,
but for bushels OF sixty pouuds whether contained
in barrels or delivered In bulk.
Each bidder must be present to respond to bis
bid, and furnish satisfactory security for the fuhl-
ment OF his bid, should the sAme be accepted.
The oath OF allegiance must accompany each bid,
unless the same shall have previously been filed
In tn q office.
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at 22l
G street, indoIsed Proposals for Potatnes.n
s, c. GREENE,
sep3O.6t Captain and Z. 8. v.
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~ FF @ l A L.
FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARr.' EMIT, }

FINES INFUSED ~ MILITARY COuhTb.
WAR DAPARr. EsT,)
AnJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE, }
WAsHIsoTos, sept. ~, 1864.
General Orders, No. 25S;
I. Whenever hAes are imposed by sentence nj
General Conrt-MArtiAl, or Military Commi sion,
upon officers or eitiIe, 8, the Judge Advocate oI
the Court or CommisI on will make spec al re-
port OF the fact to the AdjutAnt General, giving q
copy of the sentence In the case. The officer who
confirms the Sentenoe imposing fine will tranSm I
to the AdjutAnt General = speclAI report thereof
together with copy Of the order rronulgatins
tho proceedings.
2. The tines will he paid TO the chief oineer OF
the luartermASter's Department At the Ilaoe
where the prisoner mNy be, and no other person
10 authorized to receive thu nj such fines must not
be applied to any purpose but the "fheer recey-
ing them will forthwith remit the amounts to the
Adjutant General Of the Army at Warrington,
with the n Ames OF the prisoners who PAID tbem,
and the number Of the order promuigating the
proceedings.
will forth with report to The Adjutant General the
amounts resolved, by whom paid, number and
date OF order promu eating the proceedings, aud
vhAt disposition was made OF the money, The
AMOUNTS will be forwarded with the reports.
by order OF the Secretary OF War -
y, ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant hdjutant General
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS,

DY GREEN d WILLIAMS,
ID AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF sEVENTY-THREF VAL.
liable Bui'diug Lots on North Capitol, II, and I
diste noig6borLood Of ST. Hioysius Church and
the Government Printiog onice.-on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, the 2Tth instant, at ~ o'clock, on
executed TO me and recorded IN the land records
sh.ll SELL
tween II aud streets nsrth, each Lot beinr about
20 iset in front by loo feet In depth to au alley.
Lots No TO 10, on 4 street north, between
North Capitol and First street east, each Lot
being 90 feet IN front by Ia feet In depth to q
tbirty-ieet alley, with outlets on II and streets
Lots Ne. % "a, on I street north, between
20 isot In front by ia feet in depth TO thirtyfeet
alley, with outlets on II AID streets, and
Lots No. IS to 50, and also Lot No. I, on First
street east, between and streets north, each
Lot being about 20 feet In front By 100 ieet in
depth to an alley.
All In subdiviSion OF square No. tic.
These Lots are located In most desirable and
rapidly improving part OF the city and present an
Opportunity for ,fe and good Investment.
Terms: one-third cash the remainder In six
L9i Twelve month,i with interest, secured by deed
Conveyanses and stamps at tie cost OF the pur.
| ehRsers.
A payment Of So on each Lot will be required
| at the time Of sale.
should the terms of sale not be complied with
within i've days after the sAle, the Trustee re.
serves the right to resell the property At the risk
and expense OF the defsuiting purchaser on one
weeks notice published in OF the daily papers
Of this city. A. IHOs, SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
sc iS-d Auetlonetu.
10 The above sNle 10 postponed until TUES.
DAY, the 4'h day of October next, same hour and
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ss25.i Auctoneers.
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IN HORSES

QuAHTERNAsrER GErERAL's OtTfCE,)
fBsT DIVISION,
wAsHINgTox Cry, October l, 1884.
win be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high
viz:
MIFFtIS, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, &C.
, tober 10, 1854.
WILMINGTON, DEL AWAKE, THURSDAY, OC-
~ - tober 20, 1854.
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, OC1o-
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses have been condemned a. unfit for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many GOOD bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold singly. Sales 10 commence q 10 a.
NJ. TeIDsi Cash In United states currency
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General
JAMES A. EKlN,
Colonel in charge First Division, 4. NJ, q. q.
Ori-26t
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THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods OF all kinda at Manufacturers prices 10
At II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAuti-
fully ICpAiTed at short notice. mAr23-tl
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LII 4 + l. L T G ii Err,
CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS.
Having had loGg experience as Clerks In the
Ordnance once, and IN the once OF the Quarter
master General, we are prepared to assist OFF,
GERS In making out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those officers and with the
Treasury Department.
stoppsges Of pay removed. Certificates OF non
indebtedness obtained, etc.
ALL CLAIMS AGAIE>T THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCu.
Post Office Address, Box i2s, Warrington, D, c.
Office 4al Fifteenth street, Just above corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
EDWARD W. HALL
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-04

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