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The sun., 1865-09-23

iFlCIAL FLOwGRS-wANTED, 100
net make-s, lDi roee fnater, and LOO good
re =. t'ood pay aud steady work. Apply At -
irrt 49,
The sun., 1865-09-23

ROTTLES-HlGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
Tor absnythe, curscar, marIschlno, anisetts,
thnApp hllor and Inc hotlle. Al "A Iils,rtX lh
The sun., 1865-09-23

H.I.uf 'lu. b.. ,.H. .'iits ON " 4 N'.uAhinC.
j. iof one esk Ht $50 81 ave, oct. 18th ana i0th
"a over jara.su's ity t'VId sore. u
The sun., 1865-09-23

nIVORCES SPEEDILY PROCURED
- Other Law business attended To No tees unler.
succ.s.lul Conyevancins. &c. ApI4y 81 OF sddro.s
Ia~ Offee, la Warren 81 AS
The sun., 1865-09-23

,EAD & l-l, TEA LEAD x i.i, TIN FOU
h<iI -Rought a. the highest prize. bras. copI-r
peSier &c At w. c. LESTKKS i,2Ty Brosdway
cor. 9ttn IT. " Y.
The sun., 1865-09-23

Resp FABLE wOMAN WANTS A
800 s~e uuise mas suOd reiereDco'. A.
!, re %. toy ..Oor is
The sun., 1865-09-23

AT CITY HALL PLACE AND II CEN.
"A ire 81 rA~ubrokers' ticke,s hought sr vrtrhc.
lc~clry, diamonds, le. The highest pricc. paid ss
tho shove sy-sds IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-12
Rebelli ous..Past and
Present,

The Philadelphia Eeening Bulletin
publishes the following interesting sketch
Of the different rebellions which have oc.
CURED in the United States:
Before the gigantic rebellion that 10
now in its death.threes, there have been
six insur rections. or so-ealled insurrsctioas,
or attempted instructions, since the form.
alton Of the federal government. Some
Of these outbreaks, or attempted out.
breaks, were rather riots, OF bloodiess dem.
strations Of popular discomfort but they
are generally called insurrsctions. and il
is sufficient for our present purpose to %
consider them.
What is popularity known a. Shsyis r..
bellion is the 6rst instance Of organized
resistance to lawful governUent in the
United States. In 1886 Daniel Shay, .
citizen Of Massachusetts,, became The lea.
der Of party Of malcontents ia the old
Bay State, which had organised to right
such grievances as heavy State taxation.
the high salary Of the Governor. the ar.
istocratic tendencies Of tho State Se.ate,
and other similar local grievances. II
was entirely family quarrel, and the
State troops settled the difiicalty by kill.
ing three of the insurgents and woundisg
others. Shay, and some Of his fsllsw 10.
surrectionists were captured and subse.
quently tried, convicted and sentenced TO
death; but oil wcre finally pardonsd. aad
thus ended Shay's rebellion.
The Whiskey In,urrcetios in Psnusyl.
vania, towards the close Of the admins.
tration of President Washington, vas .
more formidable outbreak, 1t arose from
discomfort caused BY the heavy excise tax
imposed by Congress upon distilled do.
mestic spirits. This insurectioa ended
without blosdshed, and if We mistake not,
a namesake and ancestor of the present
rebel General Robert +. Lee held prom.
inent command in the troops sent to en-.
force obedience to tho laws of the United
States.
Bsrr's enterprise, in 1907, the precise
meaning of which has never been clearly
made out, bat which is believed 10 have
aeen the invasion of Mexico, and the
formation Of the great Northwestern en-.
pire, was the next revolutionary move.
mcnt. In that no overt act Of treason
was committed, and the trial Of Burr, in
Richmond, resulted in an a5ondonmeat Of
the prosecution by tho governnsns, and
the acquittal Of tho accused.
Notification in South Carolina in 1882.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-12
= etry.~ t
"Sic Semper Tyrannis!"

These were the words pronounced by the
assassin of the President, as he rushed
across the stage after firing the fatal shot
ginia, the translation of which means,
THUS ever with tyrants."
"Sic Semper Tyranrui' Oh sentence Of might,
Whom pronounced in tho service Of Freedom and
Right!
Yet how false is its meaning to true hearts and
When it falls from the lips Of the coward and
knave.
Each drop Of tho blosd that 30 baseIy wss shed,
Like mountain shall rest on the psrricido's head
And to those who urged on the foul 6end in his
track,
"Thas ever t. traitors" wo answer them back.
"!Sic Semper Tyanni,p Oh rccreant State!
The words Of your motto have scaled your own
fate.
The blood of the bondman cried out frsm your soil,
The tears of his anguish tho sweat Of his toll
The right arm Of Justice was barod for the blow,
And tho pride Of tho tyrant in dust is laid low;
And when the last hope Of Rebellion shall die,
"Thus ever to traitors.' shall sound from on
high.
"Sic Stmper Iprannis" Tho judgments Of God
Are written in letters of blood on your sod.
Oh where was your mercy, whom true hearts and
brave,
BY slow wasting famine went down to tho gra We!
Ay. the walls of your prisons n story can tell.
Which would put to the blush cen tho demons in
hell.
But tho arrow of Justice uncrring has sped
"Thus ever with traitors!' in judgment is said.
"Sic Ssnper Tvanni,r' That sentence repeat,
Whom your hosts shall be scattered ia hopeless
defeat,
Nor fail to remember that you were the first
To kindle the flames Of Rebellion accurst,
Our protest wcntiiown from tho North to the South
Till We thundered it forth from the cannon's red
mouth,
A nd the dust Of our fathers roechocd tho cry-
Thus over to traitors! Ay, thus let them die!
"Sie Ssmpr Ty,anrt," Our life has not hod.
Though blow has been struck at our National
Head,
It but add, a new impulse, and gives fresh start
To tho true loyal blood in tho National Heart;
And tho future shall prove, when the conflict il
donc,
That tho heart Of the people are beating as enc.
And the words from our lips, that in judgmcn,
shall fall
Thus ever to trAitors" are echoed by all.
By MISS LIZZIE DOTEN.
K banner Of Light.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-12

We Often see articles headed Funeral
Obsequies Of President Lincoln" Per-
haps We may have written such caption
onrseif. at some time, but it 10 isimpropsr-
astrological. The meaning Of the wepl
''obseqnies" ia funeral solemnities." This
covers the whole idea, 70 that Ate phrase
Funeral obssguies" M no more or less
than funeral solennities. - Press
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
baltimore Market.

, FRIDAY, August 4, 1865.
[Prfces given 6stoprefsr TO ,oholesaie oPeratfo's
cab. .untsss othertofss erpresssd. -
CoPPEY.-wo report cargo Of Grey Eagle, 1000
bags Rio, taken in New York on terms not trans
PLouR.AThe inspections Il Howard street and
Ohio are very light for the past week, and the
stock Of both very small so far, especially OF
good fresh ground; old Is more plenty and dull.
Wo repeat former quotations, within whish lin,
tied sales TO the trade arc made, viz: Howard
street super. &S 2ja$s. 80; do. extra s0alO; Ohio
super aud cut extra sSas. %, do extra t9a9. 90 ;
City Mills good to fancy brands super. Ssas p,
do. shipping brands extra $40. 50al0,76 standard
extra s9aO. 90; Baltimore family tl2, and high
grade extra Gil per Dbl, Rye -four - 2, and
Cily Mills and Brandywine corn meal fja5. % per
bbl. To-day Baltimore family was again ad !.
vauced 90 cts. per Dbl We now quote at $l2,5o
per Dbl. No change In extras.
GRAIN.-Wheat-To- day 1000 bushs. received
market lower, with sales Of 1000 bushs. white At
u. 6S to ". Is, and $500 bushs red at VI Iia
S9.03 per bush. Ms to quality. Corn-O,lV
bushs. white and only few hundred bushs. yel.
low offered; market quiet, with sales OF ooo
hushs. white at O0a93 cts, aud 400 bushs. yellow
at 03 cts. per bush. Oats, 800 bnshs offered
market inactive, only sales reported being 07U
bnshs. at 20 cts. measure
MoLAssEs--No sales reported.
PRov IsIoSs-Are quiet and steady as before
quoted, viz; Bacon shoulders lsI4slslS, cts
sides l9l ial9J6 cts. bulk sides II cts. shoul
ders II cts. bacon hams 2la26 cts. FOR plain and
2sa3l cts. for sugar cured mess pork $3iafJ
per bbi. Lard, Western bbls; Ha2i; cts, Baiu
more refined 20 cts, per lb. Sales since reporte,
VI 43j bbs. prime mess pork at S27. 70 per Dbl.
SUaAR-The market to day was quite active
with sales Of us hhds. prime Porto Rico at li>
ets, A. hhds. do. at l4l< cts 10 do at l3Ia cts.
l62 hhds. Cuba at l2I1al3 cts. nearly all at th
latter; and 40 bbls. Centrifugal at IA cent
waisKr-Heid arm at at "a 27as2 IS per gallon
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
PROPOSALS..

MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST 4, 1900
uu SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the
undersisucd until " o'elcphs M, on wBDNBs-
DAY, the I6ih Instant tor me building Of sewer
- the north alley In Reservation ten lle), under
the following act Of the Corporation Of tho city Of
Washington, approved August 4, 1865:
Ne enacted bU the Bodru " aldermen dnd
Me Bodrd 0f Common CouncN oC the Guy O
WashiBgton, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, authorized and requested 10 cause two. foot
barrel sewer TO be constructed In tho north alley
running from Third street west 10 Four.aud.a.
half street west, fn Reservation ten O0l, TO con
meet with the sewer In Ponr.and .a-half street
west the work TO be contracted for, aud to be
done undor the direction Of the City Surveyor
and superintendence Of the Commissioner Of the
Cured under this act, q special tax equal 10 the
cost OF the same be, and the samD Is hereby, i'm
posed aud assessed on the property on the north
front Of G street north, between Third street west
and Four -and-a.half street west, benefited by
the said sewer, in accordance with the provis-
Ions Of the act " Congress approved February
q, 1865; and TO be collected In accordance with
the act approved May a, 1858, for assessing and
collecting tho cost Of foot -pavements.
Bidders viii state tho price per lincal foot,
which shall Include all excavation. &c, nc. , as
Will more fully appear In the specifications.
Tho right TO decline all proposals, should II be
doomed for the interest Of the Corporation to dc
so, Is reserved. Specifications can he seen at the
every day, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a.
M, aud l2 m. Also, In the City Surveyor
| Office on Mondays aud Fridays.
None but practical mechanics need bid.
RICHARD WALLACH,
aus .eodtlG Mayor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
7 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-.
- TERMAsTBR's STORES, CARTS, NOW.
ING MACHINE, &c.
CHIEF ouARrERnAsrER' oPPIcE, J
DEPor oP wAsHISaroE,

CHIBF QuARrERNAsrER's 0PPIcE,l
DEPor oP wAsHISaroE,
WAsHISaroS, d, c., August 4, 1885.
Will be sold at public auction, under tho di.
rectiOn Ct Brevet Colonel G. II. TOmpkins, A. q.
NJ. u. 8. A. at the Government warehouse Hitu-
ated on the square between y aud ?, aud Twen-
tieth and Twenty first streets, Washington, ID.
C.. on WEDNESDAY, August IS, 1885, at ten
o'clock, =. m, large lot Of condemned Quarter.
master Stores, consisting OF
Anvils, Bellows, Braces, CbiEelS, Forges, Files,
Hammers, Knives, Punches, Pincors, Squares,
Stocks and Dies, Vices, hugers, Compassos,
Gauges, lIatchets, Planes, Saws, Tool Chests,
Lanterns, Moving Machine, Paulins, Ploughs,
Grindstoncs, ,wheelbarrows, q large lot Of Leather
Scraps, Cast and wrought-iron Scraps, Wagon
Tire, &c.
ALSO,
Will be sold at the foot Of Nineteenth street. neai
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Immediately aftel
| the completion Of the sale above referred to, q
number Of Carts, Wagon Bodies, wagon Wheels
Ambulance Wheels and Bodies, Running Gear
| &c
The sale will be continued from day to day
| until the whole is sold.
Successful bidders will be required to remoy,
the stores within hVe (5) days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. H. RUCKER,
| Brew Mai. Gen. and Chief QuArteTmaster,
Au4-ts Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
ouARTERxAsrER 6ESERAL's oFEroE, !

ouARrERxAsrER dEHERAL's oPFrCB,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July q, 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK
New York city, Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, 300 Horses each day.
New York city, Wednesday Of each week, 300
EIm!ra, Tuesday, August s, sDo Horses ..
Elmira, Tuesday, August y. 40 Males, '.
Albany, Friday, August 81, 800 Mu,cs .'''
Buffalo, Wednesday, AuguS. 60, 200 Mules.
. PENNSYLVAN!A
Philadelphia, Thur day Of each week, 300
Horses each day.
Philadel phla, Wednesday and Saturday of each
week, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week, 100 Mules
each day.
Potlsyille, Tuesday, August !, 900 Mules.
Mifiintown, PIidPy, Auru'ts, 2nO Mules.
York, Fridsy, AuTut4, 30 Horses.
Neville, wcdnc day, AuTu %, 100 Horses.
Nowyille, 1hursdPy, Au"u 10, 100 Mules.
| Reading, Friday, AuGust ~, 90 Horses.
shppensburgh, Wednesday, August 10, 100
| Horses.
Brie, Thursday, August II, 300 Horsc7.
| Shippensburgh, Thursday, AuEustl7 lulMules.
willlamsport, Friday, Augus. IS. go Horses.
Indiana, Monday, August u, 200 Horses.
Chsmborsburg, Wednesday, August %, 100
| Horses.
Chanbersburg, Thursday, August q, 100
Mules.
Milton, Friday, August 81, 900 Horses
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 90, loo Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, AugUst 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
| COlumbiaua. Tuesday, August I, 100 Horses.
Salem, Wednesday, Au fu',", lCl l'orICs.
| Anauce, Thnr day, Au5u.t 8, no Forses.
| Canton, Snurday. ArTr,t i, 900 Horses.
| Cleveland, Tao day, August S, 900 Mules.
| Mas,illou, TucJdpy, August 900 Horses.
| CreStline, Thur day, August ", 800 Mules.
| Cleveland, MondPv. August 81, 900 Horses.
| INDIANA.
| Fort Wayne, Thur dsy. August d, 1000 Mules
|
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 2S
Horses each day.
Wilmington, Friday OF each week, 2Oo Mulc'
each day. -
Trenton, Thursday, August II, 300 Mules.
Trenton, Thursday, August 81, 100 Mules
| MARYLAND.
| Baltimore, Wednesday, Augusta, aud Wednen'
day OF each week thereafter, 20J Horses each
day. "
| Each week day, 30 Mules.
GiESBOnO, d. G.
| Each week day except Wednesday, 900 Horses
An oppor,ani,y y to purcha " superior class q
saddle and draft animals, NJ far less than thei
true value, Is now offered 10 the public.
| ThOu',h tho majority OF them arc sound an
serviCcab'e, they are no longer required In th
army, aud mus be sold.
Many Of the mules were bought In the begin
ming ~ the wPr, when young, accompanied IN
| armies II all their marches aud camps, aud ar
tho oughly broken, hardened by exercise, gentl
and iam'lar from being long surrounded b.
the soldiers.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sale, to commence at 10 A. NJ.
TCrms-Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EklN,
Bey. Brig. Gen. In charge
jy 4tauSl LIST Div. q. NJ q. q.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTEE,
WAsHIJUToN, d. c., July 81, 1855.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTEE,
WAsHIIUToS, D. c., July 2i, 1855.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Co.'S Shop In Portland, Maine, Six ~ Loeomo-
tive Engines.
On THURSDAY, September q, at Kinkly Il
williams Shop, In Boston, Mass, Four (i) Loco
motive Engines.
On MONDAY, September 2j, at Kennett Squsrc,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty (50) Box Freight
Cars, four feet eight and "a half-inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September q, ~ Whining
ton, Del, Eighty -four (SI) Box Freight Cars, five
foot gauge.
The above stock is all new, and Of the very best
quality
The Engines arc five foot guagc, fve-foot
drivers and cylinders l6x2i inches. They can be
changed to narrow guGge at trihng expense.
Sales 20 commence at 10 n. m.
TcrIns-Cash In Government funds.
". l.. ROBINSON,
jy2J-ts Brevet Colonel and A. q. N.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
GALE OF AXES, PICKS, AND OTHER
- TOOLS, LUMBER, So, AT PRIVATE SALE.
ENnINEER DRpARrNENr,

ENUINEER DRFARTNENTI
wAsuISGroS, d. c., July u, 1855.
Will he d posed ~ at Private sale, In numbers
To suit purcbaTcrS, under the direction Of Brevet
Captain W. n. ". Bsuyaurd U. S. Engineers, at
the Engineer Demo near the
NAVY ,NAcp, WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Until the IjSh q y o AUGUST, 1868,
A LOT OF ENGINEER TOOLS, &c,
| In good condition, moody new, viz, Spades,
| Axes HatChCtp, Shovcls Picks, Grndstones, Car
peutcrs' Tools. ElIcksmiths' Tools, Portable
| Forgcs, LUmhe", &c.
Tnis nronr, W II remain subject to sale daily.
| Tcrm>c h, N United States currency, on Dc
| livery OF the ariclcS. ,,,
| The priccs are marked on the articles, ana VIII
| be fonnd advauti gcOus to the purchasers, tue
| values being fixed at cost, less the expenses oil
transportation aud other charges.
Ey order u( GENERAL DELAFlELD,
iyIl.oSt Chief Engineer U. 3. A.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
Aatiuual @ernbhtaa
LOCAL A AFFAIHS.
Tsr aBrs,As BRorHERuoop.-A lar

Tss FEsIAr BRoTHERnooD.-A large
audience assembled at Odd Fellows Hall last
oyenipR 10 hear the lecture Of DR.. Magruder be-
fore The Wolf Tone circle Of the Penian Bro.aer,
hood, The Doctor delivered q very interesuns
and Iustruetiye lecture on the life and times o.
Robert Emmet lie spoke for some tine s,sr spa %.
freguently interrupted BY applanss,e. stat,se
that the objects OF the Fenian BrothernooI H.,
United States were TO labor Tor M % ns,,ys and
Of their race for the freedom OF their ns',9
The disruption the eOyern%snt ssr,ps ss% S'a M Of
In the chains Of bondage, the ~ nv ~ The
Government in Ireland superior 70 any " W
Governments Of the world, aud for the io. ~ sha ,ha
free Acknowledgement Of man, regar'i0'o VI INV
He stated that there were Ave BySsssIsS9a, ss,sS,
and one sisterhood In the city,viI: WashhRven
CIrele MaIor D. ]. Toohy, centre, which meets III
Union Lsssas Hall Wolf Tone Gss'S srs Ps%S Pe"S
syiyania avenue; Satsheld Circle, X, Coleman
.G,e corner r9arsnd; % o;aonnos ssha and SG sorne
second street and New Jersey avenue ans
Georgetown Circle, J.J. Cane, &c, o.ot VI
Hail. .Et "a .,t
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
| - BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, IN FAIRFAX
rnUNTY VIRGINIA

GALE OF GON NEhNMENl BUlLDlNuc,
- BUILDING MATERIALS, sc, IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
HgApQU ARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHINdroN,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER, I
wAsHTHuroS, D. G., August ], 1865.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, to tho highest
bidder, under direction Of Captain II. G. Law.
renee, A. q. NJ. ut the time aud places DESIGNATED
below, all the Barracks, Offices, Quarters, store
houses, Stable Sheds, Block houses, Stockades,
and other structures, composed In whole or In
part Of lumber aud tmbor, belonging to the UNI
ted States, on the line recently held ~ the ist
separate ,rgade, "ad ,my corps, eXtendlng rom
Fairfax Station, o. -uge aud Alexandria haifoad'
to Prospect Hill, Va, asio,tows: ,,,,,,,,
AT FAIRFAX STATION, TUESDAY, AUGUST
18th, one Ealroad Pl torn Of Lumber, 80 feet
| long and IA feet wide. aud Is Buildings, part
| lumber entire, and part lumber aud stockade, en-
bracing o-story Station house and two store
houses Of lumber, two Block houses, number
| Of OhlcCrs' Quarters, &c. .. =,
| AUGUST 10th, twenty Buildings, part lumber
entire aud part lumber and stcckade, embracing
Officers Quarters, Stables, l2 Block houses, &C.
also, large quantity OF Lumber IN sheas, eo''
Ar FLINT HILL, VA, ON THURSDAY, AU-
GUST II, 1865, twenty six stockade ouarlers'
with Board Roofs aud Floors. ornors Avn
| HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD, FRIDAY, AUGUST
| Is, about ninety buidiGgs, part Lumber entire,
aud part Lumber aud Stockade, embracing QUAR-
ters, Storehuuscs &c also, 100 feet Of st0ekad
| Ing and large amount Of Lumber and Logs IN
Stable Sheds, Railroad Platform Nc.
At PEACH GROVE, VA, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST ~, twenty-five Buildings "f StockAdo
aud Lumber, with il2 feet Of oak Stockading 10
feet ont Of ground, &c. .,,
AT PROSPECT HILL, VA, ON MONDAY !,
| AUGUST 81, about 100 Building, mostly ol sma'
size, composed part Of Lumber entire, aud part OF
IuInbcr aud StOckada, embracing Quarters, Sta
blcs StorchOuses, and Four Block Houses.
These sales1ncludO about 6Oo0OO feet Lumber
and A quantity Of fno Oak Timber, suitable for
saving aud a good opportunity Is thus offered t,,
laud owners In the vicinity to secure tcncing aud
building material convenient to their farms
A guard will protect the purchasers for ton
days from date Of sale In the removal oi their
property. ,,
Sale to commence at II o'clock, q. m, each
dny and buildiurs or structures will be sold
singly. and stOckado or other materials III lo's' W
suit purchasers.
Terms cash, In Government Lunds.
; MI. LUDlNGTON,
Col aud Chief Quartcrmast"r,
aul.la Department Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
everywhere,

Any one having occasion 10 visit private
medical institution are adyised 10 call on DR..
veilny.
Aisrge and successful practice here and else
whsre enables him 70 guarantee perfect oure In
An visits and comnu uestions strictly private
aud confidential. Persons calling see NO one but
the Doctor. 'f" ''H -.a.'. teni-u H
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
iY 2ItAn9l
GREAT SALE
" OF sERvICEABLB MULES.
QrARrRRuAsrRR CrYRrAL,s OrRIcE, !

QUARTERNAsrgR CEGgrAL's OFPICE,
wA'uI.SrTuY G IY, D. G., July VI, 1861.
ONE THOUSAND HULES VII be ,nld at pub.
lie au on. ruder the d &c ion Of c. ptatu g. Hay,
A. @. NJ to Ihe highc,t biddC' y.
CLEVELAND, ONO,
commencing TUESDAY, Augur. s, ISGI, and con g.
tnuiug from day 10 dIy tn AZ Pre 5Old.
Many OF ,hom wee bought ~ he beg gnning Of
the war rs yonug mulCs, accompanied the ~ ~ 'cs
in all their marches aud camp, aud arc thur.
oughly broken; Lardcued by exercise Tcnl'c
aud familiar from beiug 80 long surrounded by
the soldiers.
Though sound aud serviccable, they are no
longer required in the army, and eau be Pur-
| chased at this sale at far less than their truo
| value.
Sales to commence at 10 a. m. each day.
! Terms cash, In United States currency.
| JAMES A. EKlN,
Brevet Brigadier General in Charge
| jyl7-lSt First Division, O. NJ. q. q.
| GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
| - MASTERS STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN
SACKS.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
1T IS CHEAP, UNIVERSAL, AND RELIABLE.

Policies issued for any time from one mouth tC
hye years, and for aDy sum from $500 to $4,000
with ~ to 80 weekly compensation In case oI
disabling Injury, at tho very small cost Of from
So to $50 per aunum. II has issued many hOu-
sand POlicieS, aud Pays CidiHS almost d0iiv.
Its directory Is OF The highest character, aud il
has over $4,000 IN CASH for tho payment OF
Losses. -
No MEDICAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED.
Rodney Dennis, Sec'y. J; q. Battcrlin, Pres 7.
W BURRlS, Agent.
Office In Federal Block, corner Of seventh and
sts, Room No. II, Washington, d. G.
Aul-l
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
HELMICK,
DRY GOODS.
NEW FANCY AND DRY GOODS STORE,
IN NO. 2IS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets.

A. CONNOLLY
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Wash
Ingtou that he has recently purchased at the
Auction Sales OF New York u large aud varied
stock Of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, embrac-
ing Mourning Dress Goods, Silk, Lawns, Alpacas,
Poplns, Mozambiques, aud other Dress Goods.
Also, Lace Goods, Embroder,es, Hosiery,
Gloves, SC, and an endless variety Of Small
Ware.
There is a fne Show Room On tho second floor
Of the promises for the sale Of Ready Made
Habits, Dresses, MantillA Shawls, and Ladies'
Under garments.
N. B.-Fluting in any width, by new process
far superior and more durable than any hereto
fore introduced IN this city. Price per yard,
cents. JylO-lmh
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-05
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE,
Nl wAsHiSgToS, d. G., July a, 1855.

Will be sold at public auction in this city at 10
o clock, a. m, on MONDAY, the 7th day q Au-
gust, 1865, a large quantity Of Condemned Hos
pital furniiu g aud Bedding consisting Oh
2l7 bedside Tables, 2i6 Cots,
I, 7SS Thu Plates, 4o6 Husk mattresses,
ISL Tin Cups =, tSS Blankets,
ss3 Wooden buckets, !, $50 Bed Sacks,
2D4 Leather Buckets, $40 Sheets, .,.
1872 Common Chairs, 1000 Boxes,
lO7 Large Thu Boilers, s2I Flour Barrels,
2GalvaniEedOyens, lO7, 4l3 Bottles,
O94 Iron Bedsteads, 99l Litters,
Eesidas Stoves, Cauldrons, Tin Pans, COfeo Pots,
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Candl lesticks, and guam
thy Of old Lead, Copper, and Tin Ware.
successful bidders will bo required to remove
4 o stores within hvo (5) days from dato Of sale
Terms Cash, In Government funds. -. f. ,
c. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon U. S. A. and Medical Purveyor.
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