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GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

oUARTERrAsrBR GESBRAb's OFFICE,
-. WAsHrvoroS,D.C G., August p, 1855.
Of SEPTEMBER, to the highest bidder, at the
time and places named below, viz:
:, New York. city,, Tuesday Of each week, 100
New York city, Thursday of each week, 300
Pennsylvania.
:, Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 100
Philadelphia, Saturday. September 2, and
Wednesday and Saturday Of each week there
after, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday of each week,
to september ~, inclusive, 100 Mules each day.
Harrisburg, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Mules
each day.
Mauch Chunk, Thursday, September :, 800
Mules. . ' s..' -
Indiana, Tuesday, September ~, $50 Mules.
Greeusburg, Thursday, September IA, 100
Horses. -. -
Reading, Thursday, September Il. 900 Mules
Altoona Thursday, n September Is 100 Horses.
indianapolis, September II, IS, IS, %, 81, and
%, 100 Horses each day.
Indianapolis, September IL, IA, and 10, $50
Mules each day. ILLINOIS 49,. .
=, Chicago September o, 7, 0, 10, q, %, 80, $50
Mules each day. '''
Chicago, September 4, e,s, IS, %, 70, %, $50
Wilmington, Friday Of each week, $50 Mules
each day.
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, September s, $50 Mules,
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10, $50 Mules
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, 100 Mules
Baltimore, Thursday, September q, $50 Mules
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, Thursday, September Z, and Tuesday
and Thursday Of each week thereafter, 300 Mules
each day.
KANSAS
Fort Leavenworth, commencing Tuesday, Sep
TENDER -, and continuing thereafter at such
times as the Depot Quartermaster may designate,
1000 Mules.
GIEsBORO', D. C.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week, 100
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 to the public The
majority Of them are sound and serviceable
Is expected that at this series O. ga les al the
surplus GOueraulsnt animals ItpiIl BE- DISPOSED
a. Buyers should there fore avail thense Toes Of
this last Opportunity 10 purchase.
Animals will be sold slngly.
Sales to commence ut 10 a. H.
Term cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge,
au25-tse29 First Division Q. NJ q. o.
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LOYAL PESSSYLvANIANs.- reference to
an advertisement In another column, It will be
seen that efforts being made by the citizens Of
the good old Keystone State to save that Com
mOnwsalth from the clutches Of COpperheads.
Let every loyal citizen Of that State respond
promptly, and spare no labor nor expense neces-
sary to 30 at the polls the day of the election
and AZ there are PennsylVanlans In our midst
we'll known for their zeal and oloquence, they
will doubtless be heard from many STUMP
pleading for the Union and liberty.
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EXTENsIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY

VIII be sold at public auction, at the time and
place designated below, large quantity Of Med
ieines, Hospital Stores, Surgical Instruments and
Dressings, Books, Stationery, bedding, Hospital
Clothing, Furuitare, and Abpliaucez;
AZ uni,ed States Army Hospital, FREDERICK,
MAINLAND, THURsDAY, september Il,
At United States Army General Hospital, GRAF
TON, WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, ssptcm-
At United States Army General Hospital, PAR
kERsBuRG, WEST VIRGINIA, TUESDAY,
September 10.
At Omitted States Army General Hospital,
SSHA adIIs 70 WEST VIRGINIA, FRIDAY,
At United staics Army General Hospital, HAIR.
FEhS FERRY, Virginia, THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 2S.
CLARYSvILLB, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, Sop
TENDER %
At Medical Purvcying Depot, No. North Charles
street, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, MONDAY,
October2
Tho sale will commence at Frederick at
O'Clock, p. NJ. at the other places ut 10 A. NJ.
and continue daily until the property is disposed
Of
Much of the property Is but little worn, and I.
to DO sold because no longer required by the Gov.
ernment
Terms cash IN Government funds, at the tim.
V Pmrchd,e and tho property to be removed
within forty eight hours from the day of sale.
The sale at the Medical Purveying Depot is es-
pecially worthy the attention of manufacturers,
importers, aud dealers, AS the list comprises u
large quantity OF new and valuable Medicines,
Surgical Instruments, Surgical Dressings aud
Appliances, Books Bedding, Clothing, Tinware
Delfware, and Hospital Furniture; among them
the following articles Of Bedding and Clothing,
al aeD! About 1000 Bedsacks, lO,OoO wooden
Blankets, white, double, and in bales OF 100
each,l 5000 Counterpaues, 300 lIair Mattresses,
10000 Mosquito Bars, 5000 Hair Pillows, 1000
Pillow Cases, 5000 Pillow Ticks, 1000 Sheets,
cotton and liRen,) 800 Caps, 200 pair Drawers
5000 Dressing Gowns, 800 Cotton Shirts, 5000
slippers, and 800 pair WOODEN Socks, besides a
quantity Of the same articles worn but good.
Samples can be examined at this Depot on the
Saturday preceding the sale. Catalogues OF the
respective sales can be procured by applying at
this office, or At the Hospitals, at any time within
six days previous to each sale,
z. L. BLISS, Surgeon U. s. Vols,
Medical Purveyor 0. s. A.,
Medical EqryeyOr's Once, Baltimore, Maryland,
septenber o, ls6j. SelS'tOc2
A UCTION SALE OF REFUSE WOOD,
IA CHiPS, 80, OLD JUNCH, SWEEPINGs
Of SAIL LOFT, AND ASHES, ClNDERS
AND STAG FROM THE BRASS FOUNDRY
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7 AR9E sALEOF GOVERNM TENT RAIL.
- ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, }

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, }
ORFIrE OP ASSISTANT QVAErERMAsrER
WAsHISGroN, ., O., Aug II, 1863
Will DO sold u MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mond, Va, GU TUESDAY, October B.
Twenty i've (2j) new first class Locomotive En-.
gines i've (j) foot gauge, ave (6) foot drivers,
cylinders lGx2t III; capacity Of tank, 1900
gallons,
Five lh) arst-class Locomotives, 1 feet So Inch
gauge.
Two hundred aud sixty Ave (s6j) new Box
Freight Cars, dvo ~ foot gauge.
Fifteen u5) new Platform Cars, Ave 10y foot
gauge,
Ten tld) Freight Cars, 4 feet 81 inch gauge.
The sale TO continue from day to day until all
are sold, Sale to commence NJ 10 clock.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
II. l.. ROBINSON,
augll -dtocl Brew. Col aud A. O. NJ
by JAMES C. MCGUIRE " CO,
- AVCTIONEERS
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THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.-Many of the
freedmen In this city have requested Judge Day
to read to them and explain the President :
speech next Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at his
meeting corner of Tenth aud Q streets. He has
consented to do So and 1000 freed people will no
doubt attend. Tho place will accommodate
5000,
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The EIGHr. HOUR MovEMESr.-A meeting
Of the journsymen painters took place at the
City Hall last evening for the purpose Of Joining
In the eight hour movement.
Donald McCathron was called to the chair, and
WIN. Heyle chosen secretary. Tho Chair stated
the object OF the meeting, and committee OF
eleven was appointed to represent the painters in
the general meeting Of the trade associations on
Saturday evening next. The following gentle
men compose the committee, and the represent
every painting establishment in the city, viz:
Donald McCathran, D. Luther, L. Frost, L. Col
Inns, O. Parker, John Handson, Joseph Murphy,
G. Edwards, Y. A. Hoffman, A. W. Drury, and
H. Brenner
Initiatory action was taken for the purpose OF
reviying the Painters Association, In order that
It may be connected by representation with the
National Painters Union.
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Tx A HELPLESS CONDITIoN. Yesterday
morning, about half.past eleven o'clock, Oihcer
Frazier found II man named II. DurbOrrow lying
iu the street In helpless condition, having been
taken sick. He was carried to tho station house
aud DR.. keasby summoned, who prescribed for
him, aud this morning he was much better.
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by, aREBN a WILLIAMS,
- .r. rsrg. AUCTIONEBRs rrl. II &

oovHKSYpNr s,r t1V so ~, !, Nc :, (
AND B1lIDisg IoTs oF iGRoIiNn sI IN A Ths
Gi,rv ~ n, sp VI ~ III
Nv oRpx Wa AZ III W u e At kucTion
Lie RiIIIDtNns ", TUB TUB
ON rIRsDhY. ~. 9th a.v a, o,,ot,.s -.
wifi seii N III btshoa, w H,,ps,vgsn 49, W
io 81 rioeSo MY, pas,ns ~
52s eorner Of sexn,,b o o,.a au 'aot 40;
north, the follswipS ips,nsS valuable spopers ss
Sia 70 sho Government of the United States
Ibts M in sor.ro N, - NJ. 4, :,
SQUARE NSi ga 'oquare Nos Lots NOS IN
fIa,s NJ iSS. eo,. NJ ,,, ,..r,
a Al AZ 90 a. ~ o. on "a q. S % no's 70. =,
son.ra M IA ~ NJ anu ~, IN
NJ AID ''''n'' -'S'' N'"' ""u U IN oqua'o
IoIs No IN IA IN II .os IN l. &c. - u
$40 Int. NJ a ~ H., Sn,stl " N. 1Iusare Ho'
Lotto NJ a T. snn..a NJ aSs ~. w,
O 10 n 10 A. III 10 ~ son.r. ~ ~ ~. T. T. o.
- NJ q sonasa az =, ~ 500. w ~ ooo
Lots No 70 10 Ia X sSdIs ~ ~ e t,voo.
NJ ,ox - - - To- - 10 snu i" ~ square
W. r. N =, IN \, .,. Il, g.
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GRQyER's TgEATRE.-Bulwor's beautiful
play, tho LADY Of Lyons brought out a really
line audience to this theatre last evening aud as
the piece was performed in an unoxoeptlonablo
manner, II was made more than usually interest
ing Tonight the romantic drama, in Ave acts
entitled "Leah, tho Forsaken,'' will be pre-
scented with most excellent cast, embracing all
the ayOrites, In gdlitiOn, the accomplished
Augusta will execute y new DANCE.
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SURGEoN GENERALS OFFICE, WASH
~ ISGroS Cry, ID. c., August IL, lS85-AN
ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist OF Breyet
Colonel C. S. Tripler, Surgeon U. S. A, presi.
dent; Hrevet Lieutenant Colonel II. X. Writ,
Surgeon U. S. A. Brevct Lieutenant Colonel
Anthony HCgcr Surgeon U. S. A, and Brevet
Major G.. G. Lee, Assistant Surgeon H. S. A.,
Recorder, will meet In New York city, on the
3Dth Of September next, for the examination OF
candidates for admission into the Medical staff Of
the United States army, and OF Assistant Surgeons
for promotion.
Applicants must be between 81 aud 80 years OF
age, and physically sound.
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General Of the army, stating the residence of tho
applicant, aud the date and place Of his birth
they must be accompanied by respectable testi-
monialS of moral character
II the applicant has been In the service, he will
send the testimonial Of the chief medical officer,
under whom he has served and II IN service at
the present timo, the application must DO sent
through tho Medical Director Of the respective
Department.
No allowance is made for tho expenses OF per-
sons undergoing tho examination, MS Il is an in
dispensable pr" requisite to appointment.
There are now twelve vacancies In the Medical
staff J. X BARNES,
aulS-fmwlat Surgeon General u. l. Army.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. L. 1861
Will be sold NJ Public Auction, 10 the highest
bidders, on SATURDAY next, lGth instant, at
~ o'clock, NJ vt the Washington Navy Yard, II
lot Of Refuse Wood. Chips, &C., and u quantity
of Old Iuuck aud Sweepings OF tic Sail Loft,
arranged In parcels for the convenience Of pur-
chasors > also, lot of Ashes, Cinders and Stag
from the Brass Foundry.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds one half
at the time OF sale and the balance In six days,
at which time the articles must be removed from
the Yard or they will he forfeited to the Govern.
ment CHAS, 3. LATlIROP,
sel9it Naval store keeper.
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NAS XTU ES.

The undersigned, having remOdelled his Chan
delier WRreroom, Is prepared To furnish the best
assortment of CHANDELIERS, GAS FIXTURES,
SHADES, READING LAMPS &c, &c., ever Of
fered In Washington.
All new patterns are received as soon a. per-
fected, aud are sold at Philadelphia priees.
All Gas Fixtures sold by me are from the cell
ebTated factory Of CORNELIUS Il BAKER, Phila-
dclphia, who have NO other agents In this city
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
examine this assortment before purchasing, As
they will Ind II to their interest.
ALEXANDER r. SHEPHERD,
Successor to J. W. THOMPSON 4 Co,
go Pennsylvania avenue,
One door from Eleventh street, south side.
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As the twinkling stars go out one by one
in the golden lugtro Of the morn, SO the once
popular perfumes of the American market have
faded Into oblivion before the superior claims Of
Phalou's might Blooming CereuS, the stand
ard perfume Of the Western Hemisphere, Sold
everywhere.
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AUCTION SALES.
I ARGEBALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-.
- TERhAsTBR's STORES, SCRAP IRON, DO.
CHIEF QuARTBRNLsrER's OrYIcE, !
DEPOT or WAautra~nwg Z

II TEKHHBTEK1U WTOREQ gOn TVnM ~.
49, -
CHIEF ouARrERxlsrEp's oryIoE.
wAsHINGroS, d. g., Sept, Id lsss
VIII be sold, at public auction, under the d.
at the Government Warehouse, Situated ON the
Twenty-hrst streets, in the sity Of washing tou,
o'ciock, a m, a large lot Of condemned onarter-
masters stores, consisting Of F ~ 2 IL.
wagon Covers, Halters, Harness, Saddles, Tar
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POLICE COMNIssIoNERs.-The Board met
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, at their
looms on Tenth street. All the members present
except DR.. Nichols.
Lewis L. Prall was appointed patrolman In the
Third Precinct, vice Richard T. Chick, resigned.
Detective Michael l.. Barry, for conduct unbe'
coming an officer, was dismissed, with loss Of pay
for the month Of August.
Patrolman lijah Acton, Eighth Precinct, dis
missed, with pay to the date of dismissal.
Patrulman George G. Harris, Fourth Precinct,
charged with neglect OF duty complaint dis
missed.
Patrolman James II. Bell, Eighth Precinct, dis.
missed.
Patrolman W. W Hurdle, Fourth Precinct,
conduct unbecOming an oaoer; dismissed, with
loss Of all pay due.
Patrolman Terrence Walsh, Tenth Precinct,
fined $40, aud to be severely reprimanded by the
Superintendent OF the Police force.
Patrolman William W. Hudson, Fifth Precinct,
charged with neglect of duty. Complaint dis
missed.
Pairolmau h. T. Taylor, Sixth Precinct, charged
with unlawfnlly shooting Mr.. Kerr dog. Sen
fenced to pay u fine OF u to the Board and to
reeOnpsDse Mr.. Kerr with 81.
Sergeant II. c. Hepburu,of tho Tenth Precinct,
conduct unbeeOming an officer. Sentenced to be
reduced to the ranks, and to be transferred to an
other precinct.
dismissed.
number Of other cases we're laid over to the
next meeting, when they will be acted on.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, Al s. p. M.
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WAsHINaToN THEATRE :.
AD0Oi AD00il
ARTEMUs WARD AMONG THE MoRMoNs. Z
Five evenings only, I.....
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Is, 1885.


ARTEMUs WARD
Respectfully announces
PIvE FAREWELL MORMON ENTERTAIN
Tuesday evening, September u, and four fol-
lowing nights, he will relate some cheerful New
KN ENTIRELY NEW PANORAMA. IT,,
panoramic siewS, however, are very good; others
TaR MooSIir WATERS OF THE GREAT SALT
LAKE, AND
THE ILLUMINATED MORMON TEMPLE,
Are two very hne things, In his opinion. He
may be mistaken. He leayesthis matter, as he
does most matters pertaining to himself with the
public. He can afford to do this, because for the
last six years the public have extended q very
liberal patronage to all hts enterprises. The
public will not understand by this that Artemus
Ward In thankius them for any particular kind =
ness to him, because he don t believe the public
would have come near him ne hadn mad
something worth showing them. He respects the
public INTEL gonce, and believes that they know
what they want Up 10 the present time they
have apparently wanted him. When they ap-
parently don't, he will behave they are right,
and gracefully retire to his farm, lie is glad to
be able to add that he is got plenty Of money.
This Is not comic advertisement, ltisacan'
did advertisement. L.-.1
In conclusion, Artemus Ward will respectfully
w HIS LAST NIGHTs IN WASHINGTON
| prior to his departure for England.
ADMISSION. DRESS Circle and Parquette, 30 cts
Reserved Seats In Dress Circle, 70 cts. Orchestrt
| Chairs, 81 Balcony Chairs, 81. Private Boxes
81. No extra charge for Reserved Seats In thu
| Orchestra.
Doors open at to commence at o'clock.
Box Office is open at the Treatre on Saturday
| morning. September 8, and following days, from
| cured seS-3t
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Protestant Episcopal convention closed Its
session at Baltim last evening. The following
elections took place:
the Ascension, Washington, D. C., l3s votes.
Rev. Meyer Levin, Rector Of King and Queen
Parish, st. Mary's county, 9S votes. %. ..
Rev. Clelsnd X. Nelson, d. D., Rector, OF All
Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel county ,l07 votes
Rev. James A. MoKeuny, d. D.. Rector Of East
New Market Parish, Dorchester county, 40 votes.
ROY. John Crosdale, Rector Of PocOmoke Parish,
Eastern Shore, 1888 votes.
Rev. Charles W. Rankin, ID. d. Rector OF st.
Luko's Church, Baltimore, 100 votes.
Rev Thomas p. Barber, Rector OF Great Chop
tank Parish, Dorchester county, 10 votes.
The whole number OF votes cast Of both orders
was LAT; necessary toa choice, "a. The Bishop
declared duly elected all the members nomi-
mated. .U.
The Convention, on motion, proceeded to the
election Of delegates 10 the General Convention,
which resulted rs follows: Rev. DR.. Mason, l24
votes; Rev. DR.. MAhan, lOl Rev. DR.. Pinkney,
40; Rev. DIR. MoKeuna, 81; J. Mason Campbell,
1876; J. McHall GOldsborough, 81, and William
g. Harrison, 90.
The following committees were appointed:
Ecclesiastical COuTt-Rev. Hugh T. Harrison,
Rev. Alex. NJ Marbury, ii. d Rev. Ethan Allen,
d. d. Rev. Erastus N. Dashiell, Rev. Charles
Hall, D. d. Rev. Edwin A. Dalrymple, ID. ID.
and the Rev. DR.. Hobart, of Grace Church
Mission Committee. in charge Of disabled aud
superaunuated clorRy fund-Rev. Ethan Allen
d. d Rev Noah Hunt schenck, and Messrs. J,
II. Aberdeen, LII. D. J. Mason Campbell, James
NJ Carlisle, Hugh Dayy Evans, LII. b. aud Hon.
Alexander Randall.
Bible and Prayer Book Committee-The Rev.
Geo. A. Leakin, the Rev. Hugh 7. Harrison, the
Rev. Charles W. Rankin, and Messrs. y. Don
aldson, NJ D., Alexander FULTON, L. Thomson,
William S. Thompson, and William Woodward
Book and Tract mittee-The Rev. J. A
McKeuney, D. D., the Rev. Charles II: Hall, d
D., the Rev. DIR. Hobart, and Messrs. 7. W. Bruno
William @. Harrison, Samuel @. Wyman, X. NJ
Proud, J. Shaaf Socket, and @. W. Tinges.
Education Committee-The Rev. G. X Nelson
D. D., the Rev. L. A Dalrymple. d. D., the Rev
J. N. McJilton. D. D., and Messrs. I. S. Alexan
der, George W. Dobbin. J. q. Proud, jr, g.
Ridgely. OF Hampton, Edward ID. Kemp, ant
Brice J. WorthingtOn.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. II, 1855.
[Prfces given bsiop rees % Gao ssuts operations
only, unless ofher,otse erpressedl
CoFPBE-Stock In FIRST and second limited, aud
market Arm, with fair inquiry from the trade.
Common tOstriCtIy prime RIO We. quote at lea
11 FEo1ss.%Prce. for trade brands,
but transactions contindo very moderate. We
Howard stree, ,ppsrs....r.""ss q sss,7i o
" ,,E[etaillng extra. IS. SO 1000
family............10 10. 10 AL 90
ONO super ;.:..:::.'....,'.. %Hs Se2H
shipping extra. ............. 9. - 300
retailing extra. ...!.g.g.g.g.ls.w a.opo
City Mills standard sdpsr ,....... as a $50
Baltimore family. %..%.JI.i!.!is. 20 10000
Corn MedL-ssles OF City Mlllsalss
Rye Four-Flrst quality dull at foaB.6o
wheat saaa Ts!t % ss s. P CORN .. re- g
as7 cts. for white; and yellow do. S0AsS cts. and
Oats at 42ali cts. weight. ErHs IA
MoLAssEs, -ouotatipps nominal, via, Clayed
Cuba 40a42 cts, Mdscovado do, In hhds, 45a50
cts. English Island 45a7o cts. and Porto Rico
5Oa75 cts. ~ 20 D. 'u'. if.'.a 'i7.. ~
Provisions. Market Ia act,Se--Baeon Should.
es at is cts Sides OTIS. and Sugar cured
20. ioas32, aud closed steady. Western Lard re.
mains nominal, at 24ISa2j cts. aud Baltimore re-
fined at 26lS cts. '.' ..' ''.
SALT Sales Of Ground Alum reported at 70. %
as2. 25, aud MarShall's Pine at s.aouss. %. Mar
ket quiet. |..t.-.. ....
stoARs.-Markst Arm for all grades. We
quote: r,s.Ta
Cuba and B. l., fartO good refining, *,2 Goals g g
good grocery, l3.25al42
=" e prime grocery, ls.6Oale O
Porto Rico fair to good grocery, lS.5oal62
" prime to choice grocery, 15,60al6. ~
WHISKY Market quiet. Sales Of Western re
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NVIIV W TIE INhUh.
LARGE SALE, ny CATALOGUE, OF TIE EN-
TIRE STOCK OF THE LATE JAS. SHELVING,
Will be sold AT THE STORE, corner Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue, about tho 3th inst.
Particulars In future advertisements. Quantities
aud articles in catalogue, which will bo dis
tributed previous to sale.
J. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
SCI dot ChrOn, AuetionSsEA
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
L

TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
" ROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QVARTERNAsFRK,
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
viii be sold, ut public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following rolling stock;
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Coz Shop in Portland Maine, Six 10y Locomo-
tive Engines
On THURSDAY, September 81, at Kinkly &
Williams Shop, in Boston, Mass, Four az Loeor
motive Engines.
On MONDAY, September y, az Kennett square,
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RU1JDINGs AT CHAIN BRIDGE FOR
~ SALE

yUlbDlNaSN Az UHAIN BRIDGE FOR
~ SALE.
ssa# -- a'agNA1
llorrIcB DEPOT CosxIs'Y op suBArsrENos,
WAsnlSdroN, D. c., Sept. 10, ls6j. = .
Will be sold 81 Public Auction, at the Chain
Bridge, Nd. about three miles shove George.
town, On the D! Q. ca on THURSDAY, the 2ist
instant, at ii o'cock, u. m, the following frame
buildings, namely no. Nd rr.g
a., ,0ne--38 by IL feet.
.'''' 0ne-66 by % feet. "
.'an! one-27by " fset.' Dr. O..
One--;0 by % feet. 1u' aH .. Or. 10.
one-52 by "a feet. r.J.
Also, all the brick contained In two large
All articles purchased to be removed within
ntteen days. .Il rs. .t tEfL -|
I Termsi oash, In Government funds the day Of
sale. q. BELL.
sepl4.6td Major and C. s.,U.SA j.
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John Il. ELVANS 4 CO.,
" S7Louisiana avenue and 3OS c street, .
WASHINGTON, D. c., %
DRALKR IN IN
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lpigs) ''straitsh (pigs in bSrs).
TIN PLATES.
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng
lish bar; sheet, 3, 4, 8, d lib. pipe.
SPELTRR-Slab.
ZlNC-S2, "a, S6 inch sheet
THURBER'S ANTI FRICTION METAL
SOLDER-BraIier' pewter.
CoPPER-BraIier's shoathing; do. timed
ipgoti bolt.
BRASS-Shsst
TRRMs-NBT CASH ON DELIVERY
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-15
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
sonRl estate OF Joseph QuIcksall, late OF WASH
ingtOn, D. G., deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned IT, exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 9Th
day Of september next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all dement's Of tho said
estate.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF se1em. .
hcr, 1865, ELIZABETH QUlCKSALi.
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