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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUIDDINas,

SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
CHIEF QrARTERMAsrER's OFFIcR)
DLPoT OF wAsHISGroS,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. II, 1855.
wiz be sold at public auction, on the prem.
ises, under the direction Of Captain J. H. Crowell
A: Q. NJ, on FRIDAY, November II, 1855, at one
O'Clock, p. NJ,
EIGHT FRAME BUILDINGS,
situated at the corner Of Twenty fourth and
streets, in this city, viz:
One ~ Office, 20 by 10 feet.
One ~ Storehouse, 20 by q feet.
One ~ Carriage House, 0 by 81 feet.
Two (2l storehouses, each 20 by l5j feet
One ~ Storehouse 80 by 100 feet
Ono ~ Office, % by 50 feet
Que C) Guardhouse, Ii by IS feet
Tho buildings will be sold singly, and must be
removed within ton days from date Of sale.
Terms Cash. In Government funds,
BY order OF Breyet Major Gen. D. II. Rucker,
Chief ouartermaster, Depot OF Washing
CHAS. II. TOMPkINs,
noll-Gt Brew. Col. and Quartermaster
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NEW PIANO FORTE wARERooMs AND
MUSIC STORE
is NOW OPEN AT
NO. 3ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
(LATB IRON HALL.)
Where large assortment Of Foreign and Ameri-
can Sheet Music, italian Strings, and Musical
instruments Of all descriptions may be found at
wholesale and retail
Sole Agency Of Steinway's Pianos, and Mason
lIamlin's Cabinet Organs.
W. @. METzERoTT,
No. 3lS Pennsylvania avenue,
no7-lw Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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PHALoN's "NIGHr.BLOOMING CEREUs.m
"one Of tho few, the immortal names
That was not born to die r-Hdileck
Sold everywhere.
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GARDNERs PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY,
INTELLIG ENCER BUILDING
oil Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.

The damage caused by the late Are has been SO
Iar repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
when, rs formerly, the rule viii be strictly en-.
forced throughoutths establishment,
"PRoDUCE THE BEST NO MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TINE AND MATERIAL
Mr.. q, takes this opportunity to thank his pu
nervous friends and customers Tor past Kindness
and to say 1t shall be his constant aim to con.
tinns 70 merit me very liberal encouragement
hNe'oloIe eA'enuea 10 him. Oo4.d
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, at II o clock A. m, GEORGE
W, GAYTES infant son Of Jas. and Selma Gaytes,
aged Ia months and ~ days
Departed this life on the 18th Of November,
Miss HARRIET HICKS, the youngest daughter Of
the Rev, Charles Hicks, aged II years 2months
and days, after long illness, which she bore
with great fortitude. She fell asleep in the arms
Of Jesus.
TO THE MEMORY OF DEAREST HARRIET.
Alas, and do fear to die
To join the rankOmed souls on high.
Why should fear the grayeY
Yea, in Its depths my Saviour laid,
And there repOsed his sacred head.
will fear NO more the grave.
Nor shall It's shadows dark alright,
For Bethlehem i sacred star doth light
My pathway to the grave.
There, too, my friends are sumb ring sweet;
There, too, the weary rest shall meet.
will welcome then the grave.
A DAMS EXPRESS ;lsRdI! COMPANY I,1 .,,,,,,
BRANCH OFFICE
2lo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARD's
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FoRwARDERs.
Merchandise, Money, and valuables Of all
kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible
sections of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS
Made in all accessible parts of the United States
q. G. DUNN, Agent,
nol4-u Washington, D. c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

= a-
M XIoo! MEX Ico!!
$50, 900, 900 LOAN OF THE REPUBLIC
OF MEXICO.
TWENTY YEAR COUPON BONDS IN SUMS OF
$50, 800, $500, AND $1,000.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CENT, PAYABLE IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD.
100000 TO BE SOLD AT SIXTY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR,
IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY,
Thus yielding au
INTEREST OF TWELVE PER CENT IN GOLD,
Or
SEVENTEEN PER CENT IN CURRENCY,
At the present rate Of premium on gold.
THE FIRST YEARS INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED.
THE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
EVER OFFERED.
Immense tracts Of Mining and Agricultural
Lands; Sixty per cent. Of Port Dues, Imposts,
and Taxes, in the States of Tamaulipas and San
Louis Potosi; and the plghted faith of the said
States and the General Government are
ALL PLEDGED FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
THESE BONDS AND
PAY MENT OF INTEREST
THE SECURITY Is AMPLE.
Thirty dollars in United States Currency will
buy a per cent. Gold Bond Of $50
Sixty dollars in United States Currency will
buy az per cent Gold Bond Of 800.
Three hundred dollars in United States Cur
rency will buy a per cent. Gold Bond of $500
Six hundred dollars in United States Currency
will buy a 7 per cent. Gold Bond of 81 OO0.
LET EVERY LOVER OF REPUBLICAN INsTI-
TUTIoNs BUY AT LEAST ONE BOND.
Circulars forwarded and subscriptions 10.
ceived by
JOHN W. C0RLIES 4 CO.,
AND
J. n. TIFF,
Financial agents OF the Republic OF Mexico,
81 Broadway, New York
So Subscriptions also received by Banks
and Bankers generally throughout the United
States. nOvl0.2m
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AGES!
" CARRIAG
CARR IAGESl
On hand superior lot Of good and fashionable
CARRIAGES, Of my own aad northern make,
such as
BAR0UCHES, BRETTS,
ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES SC.
Prices reasonable, and work warranted. Repair
Ing promptly attended to. Carriages taken on
storage. ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
400 Pa. ave. near ~ st., and S74 1t.
sep26-3m
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ocSl -dt2d&w4w Brevet Colonel and A O. NJ.
I ARGE SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE EN-
- GlNES, CARS, RAILROAD SUPPLIES, MA.
TERIALS AND TOOLS,

will be sold at Public Auction, at Newborn,
North Carolina, on THURSDAY, November -,
1865, the following property, viz:
IA Locomotive Engines, 4feet S% inch guage,
- Box Freight Cars, 4 feet 81 inch guage
ID Rack Cars, l feet So inch guRge.
1856 Flat Cars, feet 81 inch guage.
Hand Cars, feet Sc inch guage
Also, the Machinery. Tools, and Materials IN
the U. S. NJ. Railroad Repair Shops at Newberu,
NC.
There will also bo offered about 400 tons Rail-
road Iron, large quantity Of Bridge and Rail-
road Spikes, Chairs, Carpenters, Blacksmiths',
and Machinists' Tools, Iron, Steel, and Copper
and Railroad Supplies and Material generally.
The attention OF Railroad Managers and Deal
ers is invited to the large quantity OF this class
Of property offered, embracing everything re-
CURED In the construction, repair and operation
Of a railroad.
Full information, with lists of the property and
description OF the engines, will be given on sp-
plieauon to the undersigned at Raleigh, N. c., by
letter or telegraph.
Terms Cash on day Of sale.
Sale TO commence at 10 o clock a. IN. Noyem-
Der 80 and continue from day to day until the
p 'operty is sold.
By order Of Brigadier General D. G. McCallum,
General Manager Military Railroads United
States. JF BOYD,
Colonel C. Q. NJ and General Superintendent,
U. 5. ~ K. r. Department, N. q.
RALEIGH, N. c., October 81, 1865 no6-lst
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John r. ELVANS 4 CO.,
~ 81 Louisiana ave and 1903 C street, n
WASHINGTON, d. O.,
DBALRRsI IN VH
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordlnsry sizer.
REFINED IRON
BAGNALL's, SC.
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Mtre, &c.
oVAIs AND HALF ROUNDS
U. B. NAIL RODS.
7. Y. \. do.
NORWAY SHAPES
SPRING STEEL.
TIRE do
TOE CORK STEEL
HoOPS--GalyaniEod
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDS-Round and
square; charcoal plate irsn puddled
plate iron.
SHEET lRON--Anericsn :. American costa
rara;' Belgian i'm. Russia Russia I;
galvanized.
SQUARE CAST sTEEL--t;anderson's.
0CTAGoN CAST STEEL.
SHEAR STEEL-Sandsrson'h
GERMAN STEEL.
Plat CAST STEEL.
BLISTER STEEL-American
ROUND sTEEL-Cast; machinery.
Apll en-
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p ERT ECH,

P0B ERT LEIGH,
Uate Solicitor Of the oface Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post othoe Department.)
ATTORNEY AT-LAW AND SOLICITOR OF
CLAIMS.
of1ce, 476 Seventh street,
Opposite the Post 0tnce Department,
Washington, D. c.
Will practice In the Courts Of the District Of Co.
lambda, the Court Of Claims, and the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and will give prompt
attention to the prosecution Of claims and the
adjustment OF accounts In all the Departments Of
the Government.
= Once, 47e Seventh street, opposite Post oGiee
Department deb
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9 HERMAN,
HIS CAMPAIGNS.
lbs 1lh Street,
Al Alderson's Book Store. uVvG-lm
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TICE TO TAX PAYERS.
~ COLLECTOR 3 OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D, c, Nov, 3, 1860.
Notice is hereby given to all persons In arrears
for taxes, whether gas, special or annual tax,
that unless the same Is paid at this ONCE before
the LIST day Of JANUARY next the property on
which the tax is due will then be advertised and
sold as the law directs. Those who wish to avoid
within the time specified. WM, DIXON,
p0y4-3taw2w Collector,
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John X. ELVANS l. CO.,
u 81 Louisiana avenue and SoS G street, n,
WASHINGTON, D. c., %
DEALER IN EA
N & 7 A L S teEa


TIN-Banca (pIgs); "straits" uplg.); English
.lPigsl, Straits" (pigs In bsrs).
TIN PLATES.
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng.
lish; bar; sheet, 3, /, o, 8 ID. pipe.
sPELTER-Sab.
ZlNC-32, "a, 80 Inch sheet.
THURDER'S ANTI FRICTION METAL
SOLDBR-BraIeT's pewter
CoPPER-BraLler' sheathing; do. timed
iugOt; bolt.
BRASS-Shse;.
TRRMs-SBr CASH ON DELIVERY
Apll
IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE
l. MEN
As the season for fashionable parties is now at
hand, We deem 1t due to the ladies of this capital
to state that the only place to purchase nne PER
FUMERY, HAIR WORK, &c. &c, is Of
y. DEAONGEOT,
Corner Of D and Teuth street, near the Avenue
1t is also proper to state tEHt tho finest HAIR
DRESSING, in the LATEST STYLE, Is done ut
the above estaLlishmeut MADAME DEMON
GBOT will give personal attention, At her Hair
dressing Room, us above mentioned. All orders
for out door work will DO attended promptly.
nOlO-3m
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A UCTION SALE OF RAILROAD MA
"A CHIEERY De-.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT GUANTANAMO
WASHINGTON, October 81, 1885
viii be sold at Public Auction, on wEDNfs-
DAY, November %, 1865, at p. m, at the Ma.
chinery Depot Of @. & C.PLACE, No 222 Pearl
street, New York city
One ~ Thirty foot Planor
One ny Hydrostatc Wheel Press.
One ~ Large Railroad Drill
bined. -
-Four ~ Fifteen ton Jacks
One hundred 400 Claw Bars
Forty -four (I4) dozen Assorted Files
Six (G) Kerosene Head Lights
The above machinery IL all new and was con.
Strueted for the United States Military Railroad
| service.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
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CL0sE, CoRBETT AND MONROE.
JAMES T. CLOSE,
Late Colonel 18th Va VOL,
F.B. CoRBETT,
of New York,
W. A. MONROE,
Late Of War Department.
ATTORNEYS, U. 8. CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENTS, SOLICITORS
OF PATENTS.
All business entrusted to our care will be- at
tended to with prom ptness and fidelity.
ORPIcE-No. 227 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opposite willard's Hotel,
Jy1-tf Washinpton d. C.
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Mrs. HOWE 4 MISS KINGSLEY, NO.
NJ AT Eighth street, Corner Of street,
Washington, DC beg to call the attention Of
the Ladies' Of Washington and vicinity to their
Dross and Cloak Making Department, which
they have just opened Dresses aud Cioaks
made from the LATEST PARIS STYLES, at the
shortest possible notice, and most reasonable
prices. Evening Dresses, RobO de Chambras,
Walking Dresses, Cloaks and Basques, Ohildren's
Dresses, &c, &c. Having secured tho services
Of one of tho most fashionable artistes Of Now
York city, aud one who has had long experience
In that city, with the most fashionable ladies
thore 10 tako charge of OUR DRESS MAKING
DEPARTMENT, we fool confident that we eau
please the most fastidious We would also call
the attention Of the ladies to our ENTIRE NEW
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, just opened,
aud Fancy Goods In general, Dress Trimmi ngs,
&c. Also a large stock OF WOODEN GOODS,
comprising some Of the handsomest BREAKF Asst
SHAWLS In this city, and at the most reasona BILE
prices BOHNRTS MADE TO OBDBR
MRS. HOWE,
moo I'm MISS KINGSLEY
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HOLD AY g. FTS!
Great Bargains in Jewelryl

". FORSYTH CO. Al A ~ NISSAN 81. New York,
tsdioung the Post oiceJ Offer for sale the following
magnificent lis; Of
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WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, d C.,

Valued at $4,000 EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not TO be paid for until son know what
yca are to &c;
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Although there II present existing large number
Hair toncs competing for public patronage BY ire
quent and repeated exagerasns Of their peculiar prop
ertes yet Il h we'll known 10 who under the
10 their results The frequent inquiries which have been
made Of the subscriber for tonic which he could war
rant fov certainty or effect and harIessness have
duced him besfow much time and In the produc-
ton Of which should possess these qualities.
hes Of experiments have enabled him to overcome AL
difficulties, and IL Is OF qualification to him tc
md his Iabcrs crowned with complete success.
CAbuE Hair Tonic Is dye bnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
grey hair its natural color imparts moisture and
glossy appearance to the hair dAndfnd,
eruptions and all diseases OF the skin.
disposed to become bald constant appli
cation and Of the Tonic restore their hair and scA
70 It's former healthy condihon
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The articles in this stock Of Jewery OF the heatct
and most fashionable styies Certificates of all tic vsri-
articles pnt In sealed enyeiops and nSeE TINS
giving all fair chance and by mail for II cents
each and the receipt Of the certificate ii is 1T your
option to send ONE DOLLAR and take the article Damcd
ia H. not. Five certificates, ST. eleven 81 thirty IS:
sixtyve $40 hundred sl5 Certificate rncnty be
enclosed with the order. Correspondence promptly
swered.
We wish II distinctly understood that business il
Lottery The object Of this of selling is TO
give purchasers the opportunity OF buying Jeuery at
the Wholesale price, with the chance Of getting Watch
other valuable altcls and all goods sent not
satisfactory, be returned and the money will be
funded.
AGENTS wanted In every town and regiment Send
for Circular. Address, w. FORSYTH CO.
dec1edAw3m AZ and44 Nassau st New York.
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EXCURSIONS.

THE STEAMER MASSASOIT WILL Make
l. an eScuLslon to tho flshins Banks on TUESDAY,.
sept. l9th, wednesday sept. 2Hh, leaving Peek
lnss ADD dinner ~ haATds aaa
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Fi...eiaI New. Markets. &c.

Nev York, Saturday. SEPT. 10, co. p. Mood To-
day vas 6rner than on Friday sales al lia'ss1t3's
The general stock market very dull price, at the
close differing but little from those Of Friday Gov.
ernments were steady Money VA very sbundsnt
At Sac par csut.-most Of the Transaction, on call
being at the lower figure Foreign exchange was dull,
but sesdy Al 11'sa for GJ-iay bankers.' The
shipments Of specie by the day. steamers were only
s3aso making for the week t35s,35c The imports
thus week arc very heavy, being In dry gooi, ~ 2
41e, and In general merchandise S3.eiI96s, or q
total Of SI,hSs,3sO-the largest importation Of any
week Tor this year On Chance to-day Flour duh
and bc. lower. Wheat Wa dull and declining ior
Spring, while Winter without decided change.
Corn was shade hriner Oats were lie. &c. better.
FORK vas shade higher. beef rns steady. Lard was
nruey. Whisky Wa. hrInsr.
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ONO 10 unfortunate In the selection Of st-,e
1rcssurers having had three dsa lltes in that do
pafiinent within the late ten years. B1EsLrs, Q
Ds'nocrat was Tho fra. lie Ombelsled somewhere
In tho ncighborhood Of two hundred thousand dol
lars and left The country. GInsos, Republican,
was btRhrs's successor, not only ia Once tut in
emeszLlement. 1t has never been known exactly
no" much either % these worthless got from the
siae' a. tho deficit IN the formers accounts WAS
not discovered until some time after the latter had
been operatng-GrusoS hsviny endesvored 10 con-
zeal bHrslNs crime. Tho superstition Is that there
was an understanding Of some kind between the
roSues. We now learn that G. yoLNr, poasry.
who was elected two years ago on the ticket with
Governor BsouGn is likewise o defAulter, but III.
amount Of the deficiency has no, ye, been stated.
lie Is under arrest, and Governor ASpHasoS will
sppoiut his successor for The balance OF the torm,
which will expire on the first OF January. lis to
DO hoped that the nominees for thst Office, who are
now in the hold, are more Trustworthy than The in.
teresAng trio alluded to.
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W ant Their Money.

pIsmAL meeting WAS lately held in London, -
will be seen by our European sdvice', Tho,e syra-
IatheNe EnsliShmen, whose Lore for the rebels
coupled witt tho hope Of profitable spccula alton,
induced them to invest their money in Confol.
srate bonds" assembled in solemn conceive Q" to
conAider what they hal better do IN view OF tho
fomswhal doubtful prospect OF redemption. In.
object OF the meeting was to appo,nt committee,
psADsdisst 40 proiss, Their riIh1 and in,sr.
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s''', and generally to YAK. such sep. q. nigh, b.

ess' and generally TO lake ruch steps o. might BE-
thought advisable" We think II hardly necessary
lor 'ness gentlemen TO do sny,hing Of tho hind
fneir rights will no doub, be fully attended 10, and
"ior me steps mos, advisable for them to take,
hey evidently ought to do something pscuniar1ly
ior JOIN c. BasoKr,HrDss, one Of their whilon
IDOLS and not turn the cold shoulder upon him
Nnen ne goes over 70 test the sincerity u Their
fulsoms sdulstion. But to speak serou.ly--for
the bondholdsrs do btless consider the subject .
very serious one-thsse spec al friends Of he re-
bellion' who furnished the money with which the
rebel pirates were fitted out have got exactly what
hoy deserved. They were - much the enemies
q our Government The rel eis IN tho htld, and
infinitely more odlous, because tAry hal no per-
sonai interest in the Issue. rhoy sivancol their
money, uror the hypothesis that to Cou-
feierscy would become en- c,taLlished Sue
tss- and exer,d themselves 70 the uimo.
70 make II such They have been egregiousy
vietimizsd, and now have tie impudsnee 70 claim
tina, our Government shouli redeem shsir worth
less rsbel bonds II they have sense enough Ion
70 tass advice, let them carefully preserve these
bonds, 70 30 handed down 10 pos,sr.ty ss
powerful warning 10 beware Of mush-
room Confederaciss. The ssmi-annual interest," on
the cotton bonds was due on the LIST INST, but the
rebel sgeut, after feeling in al their pockets re-
por,sd that they hadn't Il about them, jus, ,hso.
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DEATHS.

DEyiNE--Aftsr . long illness Csth.rins Devine,
Her relatives and friend, and sc1uaint.nees sre
respectfully invited " attend the funeral, on Tues
sst erIe0n a. o'clock from her lAe residence
EgBERT-on Saturday, Sept 10, 1868, John Y.
The friends and relative. II the family, and those
also the wuhin.toh Cbsp en- No. y 8. Z. A., and
hnc.e bccfer Guards, are respectfully invited At
.sn5 we irhetL, 'hs Monday afternoon ~ nsi.
sIeet ll9
ELLIOTT - In jersey City, Elir.be,h, vile q
years. l94
LYNCH-On Sept, 1Tth, amer brcf Illness, julia
u ,neh, "a dsurlier Of the late Thomas Ign an
H,f rmsins I'll ie taken from the residence of
hei notbsr. ~ La,t lCtn I q be iatn last AZ l.
Peluiem Ma svni be celebrated for the ropse OF
ar soul, anu rom thence 20 Caivafy, cemetery ~
Of her brother Ganicl anu Banhome- and o-en
Cosrn, ore respectfully invited TO sttond Cots pa
pefs plense copy. fo
MAsrERsos-A, s.uc.r,ie. n. Y, on Friday
Masterson, In tho 10th year Of bis aFe.
At S,ug rites. Ill
NORAN-on Saturday, Sept. 10, Thomas Koran,
IN tue can year Of hi. sfo native Of the Parish OF
LusmAh, kings Co, Ifeiund.
liz relatives and hiends, and those Of the sodnty
OF 81. AIMS Church are respectfully requested TO
attend the funeral from 42 Lsst 10th 81 thu, Monday
morning at 1Oe ocl ck, to st. AIMS Church, bth st.
where solemn Requiem Mass viii be offs oil for the
s,ernal repose OF bis soul, and thence 70 Calvary
Cemetery. 14b
,MccARTY-on SUNDAY, Sept. IL, 1865, Hsnors
Met zrty wife Of Deni, AcCarty, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. on Monday
afternoon 18th inst, At O'Clock, from her late resi-
dcnce. o. Mulberry n. so
O'BRIEN-On sept. i1th, Martin o'Brien, . ma
tive Of the Parish Of Killconnen, Co. Galway, Ire
land.
Ms. tners will take place from 30 Goercf st, to
g.. Mars Church at H. O'Clock, where Requiem
Ma. i be ofTo Ell ~ for the reposs Of his soul and
from thence to Calvary Cemetoy. 80
RING -Ol Hep;. 18th, Bridget Ring, AGED 81 years.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
tho funeral th. Monday afternoon, at IL O'clock,
from her late reid, nee, 1871 FiIpI ave. 800
sULLINAN-in Blook yn, Sept. 10, 1855, John,
the teoyed and only 'on Of Michael y. and Margaret
Sullivan, aged - years.
Dosrest John, thou hast left u.s.
Aud thy los deeply ieel,
But 't's God " bO hath bercft IA,
lie eau AL sorrows Lcal.
The rnist and friends Of the family are respec'-
fully invited b. attend the funeral, this tMonday)
afternoon At ociock. from his Ia o residence. VOL
COZ, near ' an Brunt A. Sou'h oOklyn. ssI
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A Southern Advocate Of n rnrd.n Burrn,.


TnS Atlantic IsrsLLroskoKa hnds fault wish THs
eus for opposing the ostatlshmsnt OF an ofhnsl
bureau Al Washington 70 take chsrgs OF tho Pres.
dents pardon business Our Alstans contsu,-
porsry lectures thus upon tie tex, Of article in
Tnn sus, relative to the alleged appointment Of
JoHn wnsos, Third Auditor Of the Treasury, 70
che head Of . bureau having power 70 sdjudics.s
In cases Of application for pardon;
The sur objects 70 this, a. indeed, IL does TO
most OF tho Presidents views on amnesty, and 70
says, Mr.. Wilson may be . very honest, conscien-
sious, and patriotic gentleman, and be may DO
fully competent to decide who and who arc not
entitled " pardon according 70 the Presidenrs
views but IL 10 nevertheless certain that tho Blu
Isau' will ohsr an admirable opportunity for oth-
cisi corruption, b. sides converting the psrdonlng
power into sn odiogs machine Tho Sur may
Danish all fears or doubts from its mind in regard
90 the honesty Of John W lson. There 10 no NAV
be- about 10, In regard 10 his honesty, nor in re-
gard TO his ability either 70 carry out what be
may be directed W do by ths Pr sdcnt. He 10 an
old, long-trsd and faithful officer Of the Govern
Dsut whom no ono would dare 70 approach wi
view 20 exercise corrup.iul infu ,ncss over him.
What tho sus wsuld apply 10 this newly created
Executive Bureau would apply 70 every depart
meut and bureau Of The Government"
As to rnR sUs's objection to ".hs policy gsnsr-
ally" Of the Administration. we have only to say
shat . different impression prevails here ct the
North, and we fail 70 sec how the ISraLLIsssoEa
can reach such . conclusion, except upon the
principle that whom you look through green spec
tscts every hiug has = gresnish sppesra. 0. We
doubt not that Mr.. WILSON 10 personally all that
our contemporary claims for him. Il 10 not the
man, tut the o5tee, thN we oppose The as,er-
hon tnst whs, would apply " ths Pardon ueai
would apply with equal force to all branches o.