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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DONATION sUPPRR.

There will be Doustion ut Asbury Chapsi, Bris.
tel, on Monday Evening, Dee 25th, 1885, for ,hs
0enent Of Rev. ". e. Jones. Tickets 30 cents sash
Prodses AID Gre snbaeks, Thankfully rssSived.
' RY OAbsR Of UoNMfygHz
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As4RRxED.

hoR0AH-IA3EE.-At the residence Of c. p. Davis
Of Pleasant Prairie, By the Rev. y. b. Norton. o.
kenssAa, Charles z. Morgan, and Miss Gertrude
Z. Basse, botn Of Pleasant Prairie. Wis
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STRAYED.

WNROm the premises of the subscriber In the town
~ Of Pleasant Prari on about the 18th Of
Novembe, 1855, Three Last Spring CALVES, and one
YkARLING The ysarling a BED Heifsr, small Of
her age One BLACK Hoifer Calf and two stra vberry
colored calves, q Hefer the other q Steer A
suitable reward will be paid for the return Of the said
stock, or information where they may be found
Jec. 3, 1855. 2w27 JOHN FLAENERY
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shower Of dark 6Prss, your brain shall Adorn,
with gisss Eke the ie2f's the sunshine of morn.
And shall Gov ssr your shosIders rich sksn serene,
u you use, 1t ysnr tsiiet the famed AMBoLIHn,
Visit Nature denies, with her substitute Wia- 81
4 growth that cen Time not wEIYBE rHIs.
Reraemesr what nostrsma have failed 10 achieve,
Ahs0k'sB will seeemplisL-BUY, USE and BsLIRyB
bu1DhAms Van kehAack, GsnI agents, lineage.
iy<SWbc y. ROBINSON, Agent, Aene aha.
Also sold by WHEELER 4 CLARK,
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TAKEN UP.--Broke into
the enclosure of the subscriber in the
town of Salem. about the 25th day OF Novem.
Der, 1868, THREE CoLTs-2 Bay Colts two years old
with white spot on the nose; One YeaFlinR Colt
dark Brown, With star in the forehaead The owner
the same away. GEO. OAKLAND.
Dec. O. 1855. ~. .....# .a 4 4w2Y
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9 LIOrS 10 thls object In keHoShA
=, '"e following report:
Ane ~rs'' ant subscribed in the city of
neD osha..-. $685. so
'hlch there has been collected All SO
= Elected ~ tho kenosh8 H'gh School
1 by u. ). Aibee, PrIncip al.-.... 1855
Mlsceaneous cont 2,l5
"eceivsd on subscription in towns Of
Paris aud Bristol, by +. Newell. $3.50
hecu. IN subscriptions IN Bristol Cir
cut by Kew. w. K. Jones .. 1910
Recd ON subscription III town of Sa-
1t IN by b. l.. u dge.... $500
Reed ON snbecrIpton in town Pleas
ant Prairie by Rev. j. Southworth, 20, SO
.,.,, seR.7o
Collected by Mrs. Harvey, $2j2,0o
elu 10 hts. Harvey 2o,6o
Z d draft ct Samuel Marsua!i
treasurer of orphan aoasse toOgo
. --.. " - r.. 75.Oo
hsm'd ). AarhAA this day, 2.I,y5 ,..
."- ..as .ueaa * .-L-..
Keuosha Dec. 6, 1865 Oh N'0.o ...,.
ID. B. HINSD ALE,
..fi. ...s ..i s. G. JOHNSON. Com.
.t.. A. VAsWYuE..
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Receipts from internal revenue Friday last
were IL, 426, 900.
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DONATION.

fhs friends Of the n. B. Church Of Pike Grove,
somers, viii give 9 supper for the beneft Of Their
Pastor. the Rev. Mr.. StnEgss on Thursday Rve next
The 9lst inst, A. the 1ogn Hall. Tbs prssrAmm. o.
proceedinga VIII be such as TO please all. fhsrsfort
coms all. lecture may be expsclo,, on ,hs es,
sion by the Presiding Elder Triton. .iI-e Tat1 !.
BIZ 0kDsR OF COMMITTEES.
n To those ft0m-A distance. preferences gives
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| The BRIDAL Chamber, an EAssy OF Warning
and instruction for Young Men-published by the
Howard ASSOCIATION, and Sent free OF charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DIR. J. SRILLIS HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. lyS7
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Brighton, Mass, has 81 slaughter houses
employing a capital of 1886, 942 and 1872
hands They slaughter ed during the past
year no less than 220, 900 animals viz: l. 200
calves, 23, ISL swine, lYo, SIT sheep and 25,
O5S cattle. The total amount of dressed
meats produced was S3,T5s, IT'S pounds,
worth ", 944 Col. OF thu 8 there were 81
400, 600 pounds OF beef. worth g.. SIG. $50
ETA ZOO, pounds Of pc rk, worth 1922. 6g8;
8 ooS' O7S pounds OF m luton. worth 1850
o6o, and $4,000 p0 AMOS of veal worth.
$11O35,
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IHE BRNKFITs OF ADyz8rIsssa. an.
s"er to u correspondent the New York Tr,-
Dune states that 1t 10 true, as reported that
a Boston druggist who has speciality now
before the public, is paying that establish
ment $40, 600 "a year for advertising Ii
says ne paid 81, 500 for the insertion of one
mammoth adveI tisement and dds OH the
general subject; Bonner ONCE paid us
~, 00o TOR one insertion Of all advertisement
OF the Ledger. He knew that BY judicious
advertising he could insure fortune The
old prejudice among druggis to aud physi-
clans against advertising is ,ying out, and
they, n well AZ others, SEE Il lat the cheapest
mode whereby they Can IL AXE themselves
aud their medicines known 10 the public, is
by wise and liberal syste N of advertising. >
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wHIsKEas! WnHkKkRs

Do you want WHISPERS or Moustacbe.f Our Or ecian
Compound viii force them 10 grow on the Smoothest
fAse or chin, or hair OF bald heads in Six Weeks
Price t1Ue. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed.
on receipt of price 1y41
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

FWNHE Tax Roll o. the City ct KeDosha for the yea
III 1865, is now IN my ha ads for collection P.v
msnt OF taxes may be made TO me 1T m ONCE II
Bonds building, corner OF Main and Park Streets
until the last Monday Ia February 1866 at wbicl
time all unpaid ta1es vii! be returned to the Count
OF Ksnosha. f-# .
SPECIAL NOTICE
hereby give notice that on all taxes paid In n,
on or before the hrs' day Of January will deduct th,
Ave per cent added thereto for collection Tax psy
eIs are advised to call early 10 obtain the benenl
Of this deduc ion. r. a. UkhING.
GF City Treasurer.
KeRoshA, Dec 5th, 1867. grc. 3 12w21
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Inc HHuei''s' ed would respectfully sbbmir
!" TUG o'hi''D 4Iors TO this object In KsnoshS
o"~"'t A"" following report:
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THE INDIANS
PATENTS.

During 1he year there were 1880 new
applications for patents, and 20 for exten
sions, 1922, including re- issues and designs.
were issued, and 81 extensions granted,
1858 caveats were filed, and TAI patents
allowed were withheld for non-payment OF
fees. The balance of the patent fund on
hand at the commencement of the year Was
sos, 1T, the fees received during the year
$316,9S7, expenditures 1892, 445, leaving o
balance Oct. l, 1895, of $ll0 $50.
The Secretary advises that in all cases of
extensions Of patents, the Secretary of the
Interior should have a supervisory control
over the DOW exclusive discretion Of the
commissioner.
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TIA FIRM heretofore known and existing a. the
arm Of H&yd orn cabin, in the village OF WiImet
Wis, IL this day dissolved by mutual col sent Ali
persons indebted TO saif Hsythorn II Ssbin, are
hereby notned TO call and settle the same With J.
sAbin, who is authorized to settle all accosnts.
Wiimot, Oct. II, 1865. WIZ. HtYTH0RN.
4v27 J. n aARIN
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CENSUS.

The census returns are not completed
The last volume is i'll the hands of the prin-
ter. An annual report Oh the census is
considered advisable
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AbstFasI Of Ib.s gepsrt Of the Secretary Of the
Interior.

THIS. report Of the lion: James Harlan Ian
see,fe.ary of the Interior, Is very aole o"o-
H.msut
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pRoposAIs.

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, NITED
- STATES ARMY, No. 20 soUTH srRfET, BAL
fInoRR Nd Sept. IL, 1885, .....y
Sealed Proposals, N duptfedte win 10 received
~ This ONCE until IL IN, noon, FRIDAY, Sept. 20
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD OF
PRIME BEEF CATTLE, in lots Of ten and up
wards. 80.
These Cattle are all in prime condition, having
been on hand several months and fed daily with
hay and corn, and are fully equal to any offered
In market. 30 rare an opportu nifty for the pur-
chase Of extra fine beef Is seldom found.
Proposals must state the number II IL proposed
sod the Pss p, rS%s
on delivery, and the weights, as rendered by
him, to DO tho standard by which all bills are to
Terms Of sale: Cash, in Government funds A
deposit Of ify (jO) per cent. to be made on notih
| cation Of acceptance Of bid the balance to be
paid when the cattle are delivered.
Successful bidders to be allowed ten days in
which to remove their stock.
The Cattle can DO examined at any time from
the date OF this advertisement till September 2s,
from 10 q. m. till p. M, daily, at the United
States Cattle Corral, adl oining the Government
Hay Scales, on the Franklin road, near Balti-
more.
Tho undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or all bids II they are deemed not ad vantage
| Gus to the United States. T. I...
The lots will be arranged numerically iron
| NOS. TO ], 100, and the awards will be made in
the same order unless particular lot may be
designated In the bid In no case will the tkip-
| ping Of numbers be allowed.
| Proposals must be upon blank forms furnished
at this office. kilograms will not receive atten =
| tion unless the same are prepaid,
| Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for the
Purchase Of Beef Battle sealed and addressed
| to the undersigned.
| By order Of ...
Brevet Brig. Gen. THOMAS WILSON,
C.s.,
VIII PARKHURST,
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MILITARY EDUCATION IN LOUISIANA
The State Of Louisiana had, before tho war,
an endowed collegiate institution, under the
style and title Of the State Seminary Of Learn.
ing and Military Academy of Louisiana, To-
Gated near Alexandria, on Red River. It
owes Its origin to neither State nor individu-
nls, but to tao liberality Of the General Gov
eminent, as its often quoted inscription tes-
tilted md II is the very institution of which
Major General W. I. Sherman was tho first
Superintendent.
This institution was lately reorganized.
If our readers inquire how, we give them the
following facts: The claims Of the former
loyal professors were set aside with indigna-
tiOn and their places filled with three rebel
Mayors, just from the Confederacy. The
place Of Superintendent (Sherman's) Is left
open for Confederate General bragg OF
Bcauregard.)
Two of the Major Professors, We learn,
have distinguished themselves as command.
ors Of batteries in the Confederate service
Among them is Major West, formerly of the
United States Army and graduate Of the
United States Military Acad envy at West
Point. The last, If not the east, is the late
Chief Engineer of tho Confederate Trans.
Mississippi Department, far. famed for hi,
construction of Fort De Russey, which was
taken by General Mover in less than three
hours.
Our Southern friends go 1, little toe
strong. If they were vito they would avoid
the danger Of p. reaction at the North. The
disposition. toward them now is exceedingly
favorable IN. Y, Times.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

Will be sold at public auction, at the time and
place designated below, a large quantity Of Med :
ibines, Hospital Stores, Surgical Instruments and
Dressings, Books, Stationery, Bedding, Hospital
Clothing, Furniture, and AppiiauoesI
At United States Army Hospital FREDERICK,
MARYLAND, THURSDAY, September a.
At United States Army General Hospital, GRAF
TON, WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, Septem-
Der 10.
KERsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA, TUESDAY,
September TO-
At United States Army General Hospital
CHARLBSTOwN, WEST VIRGINIA, FRIDAY,
September a.
At United States Army General Hospital, HAIR.
PER'S FERRY, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER as
At United States Army General Hospital,
CLARYSVILLE MARYLAND, FRIDAY, Sep
TENDER %
At Medical Puryeyiug Depot, No. 8 North Charles
strest RlITIMnpR MARyI'ANn MoNDAY
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A I JnisESE DINNER TO SPEAKER COL
PAN "A grand complimentary dinner was
CIV On to Hon. Schuyler Colfax and party and
a numbcr of other American celebrities, by
ne "Six Chinese Companies in California, "
Mt San Francisco, on the nth Of August.
Tho feast began at six o'clock, p. NJ, and
lasted till twelve. 1t consisted Of 336 dishes,
forming 1870 courses, and was served at three
distinct sittings. No knives, forks or spoons
of our patterns were upon the table at the
first two sittings chop-sticks, and the short,
thick Chinese spoons or scoops, being what
each guest was expected to help himself with.
The efforts of the uninitiatod guests to mas
ter the chop-sticks and convey the food to
their mouths with them created vast amount
of amusement to the company. Fine wines
were served in abundance with every course.
A Chinese band and Chinese singing emil
vened and varied the entertainment. The
"outside barbarians " who were thus enter
tanned considered the affair great success
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Natianai gtpabIitaa
To the Patrons oftho National Ropub-


Reconsideration In Price.
From and after the first day OF August, 1855,
the price Of the DAILY REruBLicAN will DO
THIRTY cents per month. 1851 r.sr -sFFU
When weraised the price Of our paper In July,
1854, we were compelled to that step on account
OF the increase In tho price Of labor and material
Of all kinds. The cost Of paper has fallen con-
slderabiy daring the past month. The price Of
labor hsS not fallen, and thcre is no probability
that wages will be reduced for some time to
come. But, believing that We shall receive large
acocssions 10 our list Of Subscribers by being lib
eral In our prices, we have decided upon the re-
duction named above.
1t Is the purpose Of the proprietors to con-
tinuo to make the RErpBLIcAS hrst-class news,
paper, improving rs we go along, giving more
attention TO local end departmental Affairs than
we have been able to do in the past, because Of
the pressure o. war news upou US.
The space and time heretofore necessarily
given to tb promulgation Of "bloody battles, ~
on sea an land, will be much more ugrecably
devoted In the future to the development Of the
resources Of the country through the various
bureaus of the several Departments Of the Gov.
ernme'at. sn ms
The local news Of the city will receive III,
spec lal attention Of the propretors Of the RgruB'
Lie AN. Thorough and accurate reports Of all pub
lio and noteworthy events in the District will b,
promptly published.
We have made arrangements to have the RB
PUBLICAN delivered promptly and regularly t.
subscribers In all parts Of this city and George
town. Subscribers will confer favor By
promptly notifying us Of any remissnoss on IN,
part Of carriers.
We respectfully solicit from orr advertising
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoAD,)
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTBRMAsTBR, :
WASHINGTON, d. c., August IL, 1865.
Will be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on WEDNEs-
DAY, October II, at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
About four thousand "A OOO) tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRIDAY, October
Is, at l2m.:
Five C0 arst-class Locomotive Engines.
At NORFOLK, VA, October Is, at o p. m:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
About flty 60) Freight Cars and one ny Passen-
a ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, oc,o.
berl7:
Fifty (6O( hrst-class Locomotive Engines, 1 feet
81 inch gauge.
Eighteen Qs) new Platform Cars, ave foot gauge.
Twenty-Five (2j) new Box Cars, i've ~ foot
guage.
About three hundred and fifty $3.50 Box Cars,
feet S inch gauge.
About two hundred aud thirty (23O) Platform do,
feet So iueh gauge.
About thirty l3O) Stock do. feet inch gauge.
Twenty 200 Passenger do, d" do.
One ~ Wrecking do, do.
Two (9 new Trucks.
Sixty do. framed.
Fourteen (l4) Flats.
About two thousand e, OOO) tons Railroad Irou.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA at 10 A.
M, aud to continue from day to day until all are
are sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
Brew. Col. and A. q. NJ,
augll -dtocl0 U. s, Military Railroads.
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AUCTION SALES.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ AUCTIONEERs

.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES
AND md BUILDING LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. O. AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OP THE commissioner OF PUB.
BIC BUILDINGS flo .|r -..T-yE .'. D.
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of October next, we
Will sell to the highest bidder, commencing at
10 O'Clock, a. m, at our Auction Rooms, No.
62d, corner Of Seventh street west and D street
north, the following named valuable property,
belonging 10 the Government Of the United States,
viz:
Lots No. 3 In Square No. L. Lots No. s in
square No. $40.
Lots No. IS in Square No 65l. Lots No. 1. q.
3, 4, o, 0, ~ 49, "a, 2i 20, a. 2s, 20, and 80, In
Square No. 55l. Lots No. and 8, In Square
No. 60
Lots No. 10, II, 10, IL, and 10, in Square No.
602. Lots No. and 7, In Square No. 653.
Lots No. Q, In Square No. 667. Lots No. !, q s,
0, TO- II, u, IL, and is, in Square No. 9Sj.
Lots No, ], In Square east Of Square No. l ,0eS
Lots No. 2, H. IL, Is, IA, 10, and 10, in Square
No. lbs.
Lots No. l, g 10, IL, IL, Is, and IA, In Square
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DR.. JONI W. DRAPER, the distinguished
chemist and natural philosopher, whose deb"t
in another department of study was made so
successfully by the History Of tic ImtsiLec.
tudi Development of Europe, since followed
up by his Thoughts on tie Future CiUi.
Policy Of america, announces n work Of
greater magnitude: A History Of tie ARiarf'
can Rebellion, three volumes octave, from the
press of Messrs Harper Brothers. Nearly
all the other works yet promised on this en-
crossing topic relate to the military portion
Of the strife, and philosophical history Of
tho whole movement is task worthy Of the
energies of our greatest writer.
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G. L o s I N Q sA L E
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.


WAsHlSGTOS, DC, August "a, 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, during the month
Of SEPTEMBER, to the highest bidder, at the
time and places named below, viz.
NEW YORK.
:, New York city, Tuesday Of each week, 100
Horses each day.
=, New York city, Thursday of each week, 300
' '' PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 100
H0r,es each day.
Philadelphia, Saturday, September 2, and
wednesday aud Saturday OF each week there
after, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday Of each week,
TO September 90, inclusive, $50 Mules each day.
Harrisburg, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Mules
each day.
.Mauch Chunk, Thursday, September 7, 200
Mules.
Indiana, Tuesday, September u, $50 Mules.
Greensburg, Thursday, September Ia, l5O
Horses.
Reading, Thursday, September Il, 200 Mules.
Altoona, Thursday, September IS, $50 Horses.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, September IL, IS, II, %, 81, and
| %, $50 Horses each day.
Indianapolis, september IL, IA, and 10, $50
Mules each day.
Chicago, September o, 7, 0, 10, q, %, 80, lGC
| Mules each day.
Chicago, September 1, 6,S, is, 90, %, %, l5C
DELAWARE.
wilmington, Friday Of each week, $50 Mulei
| each day.
Wilmi ugtou, Tuesday OF each week, 100 Horse,
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, September ., $50 Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10, 100 Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, $50 Mules
Baltimore, ThuT,day, September 81, $50 Mules.
MISSOURI
ST. Louis, Thursday, September 7, and Tuesday
and Thursday Of each week thereafter, 300 Mules
each day.
| KANSAS.
| Fort Leayenworth, commencing Tuesday, Sep
TENDER II, aud continuing thereafter at such
times as the Depot ouartermaster may designate,
| 1000 Mules.
| GlESBORO', D. c.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week, lOt
Horses each day.
No sales OF Mules will take place at
| WASHINGTON, d. G.
| The animals to be sold IN September are supe'
riOr TO any heretofore offered 10 the public. Tn,
| majority Of them are sound aud serviceable.
| 10 Is eIpsCtsi that at this SCrisS Of safes am
surplus Government animals t0iN be dispOse'
| ~ Buyers shDuh therefore hUdii theLHStLUtS y
| this last approximately 10 purchase.
Animals will be sold singly.
| Sales to commence at 10 u. NJ.
| Term cash, In United States currency.
| JAMES A. BRIN,
Breyet Brigadier General In charge,
| aus First Division q. III. q. d.
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aRovER's TnEArRE.-A largo and bril-.
liant audience assembled at this temple OF the
drama last evening, to witness the fourth repre-
sentation Of the most successful VI recent pro-
ductiuns at this theatre, Aurora Floyd" The
piece has created genuine sensation. The man =
agement had made arrangements for. the prcsen =
large number Of patrons, who were desiruns II
seeing Aurora once more, It was so arranged that
all might be pleased Tonight aurora Floyd
will be presented for positively the last time.
1o-morroM evening the q Dead Heart. ~
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BUILDINGS AT CHAIN BRIDGE FOR
- SALE

oFFIcE DEPor CoNNIs'Y or SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 49, 1865
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the Chain
Bridge, Nd. about three miles above George
town, on the G. o. c., on THURSDAY, the 2lst
instant, at IL o'cOck, u. IN, the following frame
buildings, namely:
O1e-36 by II feet
One-6g by % feet.
One-27 by IA feet.
one-30 by 90 feet.
0ne-j2 by 10 feet.
Also, all the brick contained In two large
ovens.
All articles purchased to be removed within
fifteen days.
Terms Cash, in Government funds the day Of
sale. @. BELL,
sepl4-6td Major and G. s., U. s. A. -
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AFRENoH frigate is reported to have taken
possession of an island in the Pacific, on which
there are upwards of 500, 900 tons of guano,
and to have made preparations for the seizure
of other islands in the same vicinity. Louis
Napoleon is evidently anxious to enrich tho
"Latn race'' with guano in the Pacific, as
well rs with gold on the Gulf Of Mexico.
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Il ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL
IL ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.,

United STATES MILITARY RAILROADs,)
OPFICB OF AssIsTANT QUARTRRNAsTBR,
wAsHISGTON, ID. c., Aug. IL, 1865.
Will 10 sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich.
mond, Va, on TUESDAY, OctOberS 3:
Twenty Ave (2jl new Arst- class Locomotive En-
gineS; Ave ~ foot gauge, Ave (j) foot drivers,
cylinders lGx24 in capacity Of tauk, 1900
gallons,
Five (5) hrst class Locomotives, I feet slf inch
gauge.
Two hundred aud sixty Ave (2Gj) new Box
Freight Cars, FIVE (i) foot gauge.
Fifteen QD new Platform Cars, Ave 10y foot
gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until all
are sold Sale to commence al 10 clock.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
II, L. ROBINSON,
augll .dtOcl Brew. Col. and A, q. NJ,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19
70 a 0HiLb.-John Morse was

CRUELTY TO a 0HiLb.-John, Morse was
arrested yesterday by 6ficer,, sprague, Of tho
Eighth Precinct, charged by Francis smead with
cruelty TO his child, William smead, the hus.
band Of the informant made an assault upon
Morse, for which he gave bail for his appearance
ht court 10 answer the charge Morse was sent
u jail for court by Justice Handy. q .--..---