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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best Newspaper and Family Lite
rary Journal I'm the Country.

The Best Newspaper and Family Lite
rary Journal I'm the Country.
The wgKtr HxRALp, ready this Saturday morning,
NJ nnc o'clock, viii contain -
The latest News from General Sherman's Army giving
accounts OF his Invasion of South Carolina illustrated
with Map showing his present field Of operations;
Late and important intelligence from Georgia, with
reports 81 Union meetings being held by the people
Of that State, and evincng their desire TO be restored
to the Union; The latest dispatches from the
Army under Lieutenant General Grant near Rich
mcnd Va, and the iates, accounts q tho opera
tons Of the Union Forces in different portions
Of the country; Important Intelligence from the
Rebel States; Summary Of the Proceedings Of Congress
Interesting News from Europe, and the latest News
foreign and domestic received up 10 the hour Of publ
cation; Poetry two Interesting Storms Interesting
Literary, Artistic and Scientific reading Musical and
Theatrical Review for the weak Reasonable reading for
Farmers and Agrcuturalisss; varicties Current News
Of the day; Facctis Valuable reviews Of the Money,
Commercial Dry Goods Boot snd&hoc, Cattle and Horss
kaes and accounts Of all Important events Of the ~e-s
Terms-slnss subscription, "a; Two copies, 90 ffve
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TIIIETY-EIGITH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


senate.
wAsnscros Jan Ia, 1885.
The SOLDIERS CAPTURED IN 1nE s-xrcrrr RAN.
Mr. WILEY, (rep) Of w. Va, presented The petition Of
citizens of Illinois in behalf OF the soldiers captured
the Strcght raid into Georgia. setting forth that all ef
forts their release had been unavang that
they suffering in Southern dungeons and could not
get fresh air because unable to bear the ball and chan
and praying that something relieve them from
the slow but certain death which awaits them.
The petition was referred to the Military Committee
A TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT VIRGINIA
Mr. CLARK (rep) Of ~ H.; presented the petition OF
citizens OF virginia asking Territorial government
instead Of their present state government which
ferred 10 the Committee on Territories
INDUCTION OF DUTY ON MYoRTxD BOOKS
Mr. HOWE rep) OF Wis, presented the petition Of tho
Wisconsin Historical Society asking for reduction Of
the duty on imported books which was referred to tho
TINS rArxR DUTY
the indiana pbSer Association os rs sn Of the
duty on imported Paper.
NpExMrr ron LOST BoSps
Mr. SUMNER rep OF Mass, presented the petition OF
citizen Of Massachusetts, who had lost government
bond, and asking that II be restored 70 him.
MI snrSxAs trep) Of Ohio, said that the Secretary Of
loss of bonds after the lapse ola year Treasury
notes lost they could not be returned without
BY Mr. Sumner should 90 to the Committee on Claims
The petition was hercupon referred to the Committee
Tnn suMmR or TROOPS FURNISHED uSpE TINE CALL on JULY
Last.
Mr. RIDDLE topp) Of Del, offered resolution instruct
ing the Secretary Of War 10 report tho the
Der Of furnished by the loyal States under the call
Of the President in July last for i've hundred thousand
men.
Mr. RIDprx said:-The information called for Ia very
anxousy looked for by thousands Of citizens In all the
loyal States, and more particularly BY the citizens Of
those States which border upon the States In rebellion
and which have responded ~ every draft mndc upon theft
people ny the proclamation Of the President made
the 1oth Of December last appears that bat Two hun.
dred nod forty thousand OF the I've hundred thousand
called for were obtained leaving deficiency II hun
drcd and SIXTY thousAnd IN consequences 81 this drsft
Of hroe hundred thousand has been ordered by tho P
dent BY the Of $780, tho States mentioned In
my resolution contained In round numbers twenty three
millions Of people, including the District q Columbia.
This number IL, doubtless greater nov; bus will assume
II be the same. The state which In part represent
hsre had population Of hundred and twelve thoa
sand two hundred and sixteen. Out OF this population
Delaware furnished two thousand four hundred and
forty under the call OF the 18th July Inst
II Senators will make calculation they will find
this amount little more Than her quota Of the hye bun
dred thousand bu. an idsa bss gone abroad that We
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WARRINGTON Jan. IL 1895.


MOVEMENTS.
The atmosphere at the national capital filed with
peace Of all kinds Many OF them perfectly
groundless while others have substantial FONDA.
ton President Lincoln has manifested during the last
few days disposition TO facilitate negotiations for peace
whenever he While no does not authorize any
person TO propose definite terms, he Ia willing TO fscll-
tate the journey Of 10 Richmond who havo any data
which gives them to suppose thoy accomplish
anything He has already permitted two persons TO visit
the rebel capital, and furnished them the necessary
pafscsnamoiy, p Blair, ST., and General Singleton,
Of Illinois Tho latter Is Of tho ultra peace demo-
crats Neither OF these authorized TO propose any
terms Of settlement but simply permitted to 90 on
their own responsibility to ascertain whether the rebel
omciois are inclined 70 enter into q negotiation
lhey did not go together but different days. Each
sanguinc that his mission will DO successful The
peace democrats at Washington assert that they have
FORMATION which renders the mission Of Mr. Singleton
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William sburg CITY News.

HoHnsi9 CASE or SuFrooArIoy AND DgArn,-Ye Yesterday
noon four workmen In the employ Of Mcssr. Doan L
Faron, boiler makers, Hunters Point were engaged In
repairing still at the tar factory by, and being
ignorant Of Its condition, they entered It through
aperture known the 'manh place just largo
enough to admit the body Of ordinary sized Tho
STILL appears, nllcd with gas and the valve closed
Tho fourth who entered had great difficulty In
forcing his body through, being large man, and when
he did succeed in entering those who had preceded him
unable 10 make their way out-party account
of the stupeacton caused by the gas and partly by the
place OF ogres being closed by their companions body
Other workmen on the promises, suspecting there
danger in thus entering the sim, went to see how the
doing, when discovered that the density
OF the gas great that IL unsafe 70 enter Tho
valve finally opened and the gas allowed to escape
when II found that the four unfortunate
spoechcss and apparently doad being quite black in tho
face. On being brought into the open air. however II
found that only had died, and efforts imme
dtey made N resuscicate his stl breathing compan
ions by great exertons they still kept alive, but
rcman In precarious condition The OF tho
decreased il Michael Carrgan, whose parent resides
Ia Brooklyn, where his body has been sent.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECoRDRR
-, ,.,ravrr should take IT, Y. v n, VAN WICK .
81 pybil.lers No. Dey street. New Yorh
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The Gem OF tho Toilet, the World says,
In SQZODONT. II renders the teeh peAriy white,
the breath fragrant odor, extngnish!u8 the NJ humor
oront \, ~ cny.nen, .pS nroa,.sss ssn.svoo a NM
delightful that makes pleasure 70 n So By Il
druggists. .Ety N tx ,,s,.
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Coal at C0st.-An Houaekee pers VIII
subscribe for coal and get dividends
Call n Broadway st . circular Subscripues
price returned In two years
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Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot, Wholesale and retail No Astor House
The dye applied by skilful artista
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Prizcs Cashed In All Legnlixed LOttexs
les. Information given BY CLAYTON, 10 Wall ssreek hso
York
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Brnnts Pulmonary BalsRm IL tho Best
remedy known for diseases OF the throat and lungs Fos
sale by all druggists
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II. Brnndrcth Must 10 I'm White Let
The government genuine BRAN
DRETH' PILLS 10 the purchaser
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watch Chains-New styIes--Twc, Three
Five Elsh,, Ton. Fifteen Twenty. Twenty rye. WV
One Thousand dollsre each. for sale ~ GEO q ALLEx
as Broadway one door ssiov oapAi street
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A. Cost.--Overco.ts, SIS, ess, $40 And
$40 Plaid Pants Business Coats. In
CLARKE, liz and ia william street.
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C0rns, Bunions, Nails, Enlarged Joints,
all Diseases Of the feet cured by DR. LACfARIE No.
Rrpa
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Prizes Cashed in All Legallxed Is0ttsa
rles and information given CLuTE, Brokers' oce, II
broadway. New York.
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Ladies' Belt Buckles. New Sty1es-Lnrgs
sye Just received from Paris gilt jet steel and pearl uwd
three, four ave- sx egA hltosn and twenty uouAIs
each. For sale BY 0Eo Q. ALLEN, ais broadway, one
dooFb Cun nj
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Ions NIGHT BLOOMING CEREus . Young lacy like
Buffers at Dutch Cap Because Is the best way
get round a Darling.
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Brnnt's Purify ing Extract II the Mose
certain purifier OF the blood For sale by all drug
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Burdsalps Arnfca Liniment.-Am In
faibe for burns scalds sprAins rhsumAtsm gun.
shot wounds &C single application aays the pain fru
burn the instant IL 10 applied No family shoud be with
mutt
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Catarrh.-Dr. n. Good nlc's Catarrh
Remedy and mode Of treatment noted for curing the uos
hopeless IL aicvAes and silent suhcrtn1
than tongue tell Pncc 81 per bottle send stamp 70
pamphlet MOTION . 20
Sole Agents, 70 Bieecker street. N. Y.
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dom from all dcic,erous ingredients rena<s BROWNS
pRONCHfAL TROCHEs, or Cough and Ncscs Lozengrs, D
safe remedy for the catc female youngest china
ssd has caused them 70 BE- held IN the highest csecn ~
sicrxymen, singers and public speakers generally.
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on Isnss.-S.oo0 Acres, situa

and Monroe COUNTIES Ia the besrt c the %
region ~ Ohio comprising about thirty tarn. sre.uy -
tria Including forty trprts For turner parucbAss
apply 70 a. a JOHNSON, 40 Escaahsr p'aos.
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Branrs Pulmonary Bdlsana Cures
coughs, colds and consumption and Az lung throa
diseases. For sale by all druggists
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Address 10 smokers.-POllAk q Som
Meerschaum manufacturer, Goz Broadway near Fours1
street. Pipes cut TO order
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Democrats illustrated Monthly and
Mms Domoresps MIRROR OF FAsHfON.-Thc rebruar
number with splsndd novelties and host OF lsrHry gs6
full and household matters and the latest fash
DO fall 70 the splendid February number road
saturday.
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Personal Intelligence.

Brigader General II r. Sweetzer Pa Brigader Gene
raj ". swoeuy, United States Army; Bdgader Gene
raj " Prince, United states Army; Colonel r. Jones,
Colonel J. II Gest, United States Array stopping ut
the Aston House
Colonel Il. Bland, Memphis, Tenn Surgeon George W.
Barrow, Savannah; Surgeon Brunnc, Nineteenth army
corps and Captain Geo Steele Of Major General Blair
stan, stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Chauncy vibbard, Schenectady, NJ Y, md Colonel j
r buckingham, United States Army, Mt the st.
Nicholas Hotel
The Imperial Prince OF France has been allowed 10
take Initiative The Monifeuv states that no
ihaving learned that In consequence Of New Years
Day falling Sunday, schoolboys would only get
days holiday instead OF three asked that the third day
might nevertheless be granted In consequences OF this
GRACIOUS idoa nil the schooIboys in France
officially informed NJ Durny received orders TO TX the
reopenng of the schools and colleges for Tuesday instead
OF Monday "vive 10 Prince Imperia!"
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Howard association .-Disenses or the
Nervous seminal aud Urinary organs New and reliable
treatment Reports sent free % charge sealed envelopes
Address DR. skillin Houghton. Acting surgeon, NO.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Counterfeit Five Hundred Dollar BILLS.
BosroS, Jan. 10, 1866.
Counterfeit Eve hundred dollar bills the North Bank
Of Boston in circulation They closely resemble the
u1nn
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General Jim Lane Elected United states
senator.
LKAvKSworru, Kansas Jan. H. 1886.
General Jim Lane to-day elected United States
Senator for six years, by vote Of ~ to H.
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Natiaual gtpnblifan
I'd tks Pssrsnsoft the National Rspub-

70 The Pstrsnsof the National Repub-
lican-Reductton In Price.
sfrcm ana sftsr the nrst day Of August, 1895,
the price VI the DAILY REPUBLICAN, will be
rURrr cents per month. ....... ...
when We raised the price Of our paper in July,
1904. We were compelled tothst step account
offhe Increase In the price Of labor and msteriai
cfhll kinds. The cost Of paper has fallen con
slaarably during The past month. Tho price OF
lsbor has not falleu, and there is no probability
that wages will be reduced for some time to
come, Bat, believing that We shall receive large
afessaions TO our list Of Subscribers by bcing lib
eral In our prises, We have decided upon the re-
duction named above. =.
N is the purpose Of the proprietors to con
tiuus 10 make the RsfuBLIoANa hrst -class news
psper, improviug as we 20 along, giving more
attsntiou 70 local and departmental affairs than
W have been able TO do In the past, because Of
tie pressufe Of war news upon us.
The space and time heretofore necessarily
givsu 10 the promulgstiou Of " bloody battles, ("
on sea and land, will be much more agreeabiy
devoted In tho future TO the development Of the
resources Of the country through the various
bhsesus OF the several Departments Of the Gov
ernmsnt. -.-.,.... f.......
The local news Of the city will receive the
special attention Of the propretors Of the REruB-
LIcAS. Thorough and accurate reports Of all pub
lie and Noteworthy events in the District will be
promptly published. a. .l uE.u.tu DID,.
we have made arrangements to have the RE-
PtBLicAs delivered promptly and regularly to
subscribers In all parts Of this city and George
town. Subscribers will confer q favor by
promptly notifying us Of any remissness on the
pan Of carriers. ...
We respectfully solicit from our advertising
friends continuation Of their patronage
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
~ BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, IN PAlRPAX

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
~ BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, IN PAlRPAX
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEH oUARTERAAETER, 7
WAsHINGroN, d. O., August /, 1885. )
will DO sold, at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, under direction Of Captain II. c. Law
renee, A. q. NJ, at the time and places designated
below, all the Barracks, Offices, Quarters, Store
houses, Stable Sheds, Block houses, stockades,
aud other structures, composed In whole or In
part Of lumber and timber, belonging to the Uni
ted States, on the line recently held by the lst
separate brigade, 22d army corps, extending from
FAIRFAX Station, Orange aud Alexandria Railroad,
to Prospect Hill, Va, as follows: u
At FAIRFAX STATION, TUESDAY, AUGUST
18th, one Railroad Platform Of Lumber 30 feet
long and II feet wide, and Is Buildings, part
lumber entire, and part lumber and stockHde, en-
bracing two STORY Station house and two store
houses Of lumber, two Block houses, u number
AT FAIRFAX COURT. HOUSE, WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 18th, twenty Buildings, part lumber
entire aud part lumber and Stockade, embracing
Officers Quarters, Stables, l2 Block houses, &c.
also, a large quantity OF Lumber In sheds, &C. I,
and Timber in stockade.
AT FLINT HILL, VA, ON THURSDAY, Au-
GUST II, 1865, twenty six stockade Quarters,
with Board Roofs aud Floors -
AT VIENNA STATION, VA, LoUDoUN AND
HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD, FRIDAY, AUGUST
Is, about ninety buildings, part Lumber entire
and part Lumber and Stoekade, embracing Quar-
ters, storehouses, &c. also, 100 feet Of stockad
ing, and a large amount of Lumber and Logs in
Stable Sheds, Railroad Platform, &c.
AT PEACH GROVE, VA, ON SATURDAY,
AUGUST 10, twenty-five Buildings Of StOckade
aud Lumber, with 5l2 feet Of Oak StOekading 10
feet out Of ground, &c.
AT PROSPECT HILL, VA, ON MONDAY,
AUGUST 81, about 1870 Buildings, mostly Of small
size, composed part Of Lumber entire, aud part of
Lumber and StOckade, embracing Quarters, Sta
bles, storehouses, and Four Block Houses.
These sales include about JOn,OOO foot Lnmbcr,
and u quantity Of fine Oak Timber, suitable for
saving, and a good opportunity is thus offered to
land owners iu the vicinity to secure fencing and
building material convenient to their farms.
guard will protect the purchasers for ten
days from date Of sale In the removal Of their
property.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, a. m, each
day, and buildings or structures will be sold
singly and stockade or other materials In lots to
| suit purchasers.
| Terms cash, In Government funds.
M. l. LUDINGToN,
Col and Chief Quartermastcr,
aul-lSt Department Of Washington.
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ouARTERnAsrER GENERALS OFPIcg }
WARRINGTON, d. c., July "a, 1865
VIII 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
Elnira, Tuesday, August 8, 300 Horses.
s,mira, Tuesday, August 10, 800 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August Is, 800 Mules.
Bunalo' "edpssssy, August 80, 800 Mules.
n, phiisdelphia, Thursday Of each week, 300
PhilsdslIhla, "Wednesday and Saturday of each
week, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week, $50 Mules
Pottsville, Tuesday, August /, 300 Mules.
Mifiintown, Friday, August 4, eoO Mules.
York, Friday, August 4, 800 Horses.
Neville, Wednesday, August 0, 100 Horses.
Newyille, Thursday, August TO- 100 Mules.
Reading, Friday, August II, 300 Horses.
=, shippensburgh, Wednesday, August IS, 100
Erie, Thursday, August II, 300 Horses.
shlppensburgh, Thursday, August II, 100 Mules
williamsport, Friday, August is, 300 Horses.
Indiana, Monday, August 81, 800 Horses.
Horses.
Chambersburg, Thursday, August "a, 100
Milton, Friday, August 25, 900 Horses
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 80, 100 Horses.
Carlisle Thursday, oMIG August ST. 100 Mules.
Columbiana, Tuesday, August /, 100 Horses.
Salem, Wednesday, August 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, August s, 300 Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August 8, 300 Horses
Cleveland, Tuesday, August s, 1000 Mules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August 10, 300 Horses.
Crestline, Thursday, August II, 800 Mules.
Cleveland Monday, SnI Apgast ,g 2l' 200 Horses.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August "a, 900 Mules
DELAWARE
Wilmington, Tuesday OF each week, go
Horses each day.
Wilmington, Friday of each week, 900 Mules
each day.
Trenton Thursday, August 10, 800 Mules.
Trenton, Thursday, August p, 200 Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August a, and wednes-
day Of each week thereafter, 9oO Horses each
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Each wcek day, go Mules
6IESBORO, D. C.
Each week day except Wednesday, 900 Horses
An opportunity to purchase superior class Of
saddle and draf animals, at far less than their
true value, Is now offered to the public
Though the ma ority Of them are sound and
serviceable, they are no longer required In the
army, and must be sold.
Many Of the mules were bought In the begin =
ming OF the war, when young, accompanied the
armies In all their marches and camps, and are
thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle
aud familiar from being so long surrounded by
tho soldiers.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms-Cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Bev. Brig. Gen. in charge
Jy HtauSl lst Div. Q. NJ @. o.
GREAT SALE
u .
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T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-.
- TERMAsTER's STORES, CARTS, NOW
ING MACHINE, &c.
CnIEP QrARrERHAsrER's OFFICE, ]
nEPnr or w WAauINnran

CuIEF QrARrERHAsrER' OFFICE,
DEPoT OF wAsHINaroS,
WARRINGTON, D, c., August 4, 1885.
Will be sold at public auction, under the di
rection Of Brevet Colonel G. II. Tompkins, A. O.
NJ. U. 8. A. at the Government warehouse stu :
ated on the square between y and v, and Tven
tieth and Twenty first streets, Washington, d.
c. on WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1895, at ten
O'Clock, a. m, large lot OF condemned Quarter
master Stores, consisting Of
Anvils, Bellows, Braces, Chisels, Forges, Piles
Hammers, Knives, Punches, Pincers, Squares
Stocks and Dies, Vices, Augers, Compasses
Gauges, Hatchets, Planes, Saws, Tool Chests
Lanterns, Moving Machine, Paulins, Ploughs
Grindstones, Wheelbarrows, a large lot Of Leather
Scraps, Cast and wrought-iron Scraps, Wagon
Tire, &c.
ALSO,
Will be sold at the foot Of Nineteenth street, neal
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 10y days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brew. Maj Gen. and Chief QuartermRster,
au4-ts Depot OF Washington,
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTBRNAsTER,
WAsHINGroS, D. c., July 81, 1886.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold, ut public auction, to the hig hest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Cos Shop In Portland, Maine, Six (6) Locomo-
tive Engines.
On THURSDAY, September q, at Kinkly 4
Williams Shop, in Boston, Mass, Four ~ Loco
motive Engines.
On MONDAY, September 81, at Kennett Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty (50) Box Freight
Cars, four feet eight and a -half-inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September q, at Whining.
ton, Del, Eighty-four (s4) Box Freight Cars, Ave
foot gauge.
The above stock is all new, and Of the very best
quality.
The Engines are Ave feet guage, Ave foot
drivers, and cylinders l6x2I inches They can be
changed to narrow guage at a trihing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
)y2o-s Brevet Colonel and A. q. N.
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" OF sERvICEABLR MULES.
oUARrRRxAsrKR GESKRAL's oYpIcE, !

QUARrRRMAsrBR GENRRAL's OFPIcE,
WAsHINaroN CRY, d. c., July Is, 1885.
ONE THOUSAND MULES will be sold at pub
lie autiOn under the direction Of Captain G. Hay,
A. Q. NJ. to the highest bidder. at
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
commencing TUESDAY, August s, 1885, and con
tinuing from day to day till all are sold.
Many Of them were bought In the begi OF
the war as young mules, accompanied the armies
In all their marches and camps, aud are thor
oughly broken hardened by exercise; gentle
and familiar from being SO long surrounded by
the soldiers.
Though sound aud serviceable, they are no
longer required In the army, and can be pur
value.
Sales to commence at 10 q. IN. each day.
Terms cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General IN charge
jyl7-lSt Pirst Division, q. M q. o.