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PATTERSON RACES, June 6, 2, 6. 1865
Union COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TROT-

~ TING or THURSDAY. June ], at O'Clock p m. Pure
aud stake Of q 100 mile heats best three IN i've In harness.
Dan PGfer enters M Blonde, Hiram Woodroh enters g.
Nutw ood WcIangbn enters b. IN. Lady Thorne Eeber
DENIM: enter.I Giraffe Dan Mace sp." b. g. frank Yer
nam Ralph ogle enters stonewsi Jach.oa never %.
hsd class hores been brought together ta
viii leave the Fulton wiiam'buIsh feIis; every i've
minutes for East and also leave south rey ior
Courss direct A. ocock o. r whom hs
y over. SHAW WHlTE. Rvopg3etVEesA
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HOTICE.-ln pursuance of resolution Of
IN The Board Of Directors Of THE NETWORK PIER
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY passed unanimously at a
eesiD of such Director held ia. Oce o. me Company
Nc 30 Psrkrow. Room No. II, the 18Th day OF May
MS the undersigned being present
Notice Is hereby given to he Stockholders OF Tbs New
Yosk Pr and Warehouse Company that meeting Of the
ma Stock oleers Will b. held MONDAY, the 5th day oil
jurs 1855. 1t he hour Of o'clock Al No. 80 pars row
ooD no. 49, in toe City, Costy snd State q New Torn
fhs purpose for which aid meeting is to be held 10 to in
srssse the Capital Stock of said Company to Ten Millions OF
torsrs ($l000Oo00 divided into On. Hundred Thousand
Hare, p CQ) OF tie par value Of Ore Hundred Dollars
D. BURROWS HYDE. SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
THOMAS M SHEPHERD, A. +. hOSHER,
THOMAS r. KERR, HENRY McCODDEN,
IA g. GARDINER J. X. HEBbEBT,
HIRAM WALBRIDGE, DANIEL PACkER,
Directors
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The business Of the Sub.Treasury was: Re-
ceipts. $5,lIl,5sl 5s-for Customs, $94l ,ocO
Payments, $4,269, 1893 3G-on account Of Loan,
1851 900; Balance, 81, 1876 80.
We call attention to tho notice of the National
Currency Bank, offering New-York State per cent
Stock. This issue is made in anticipation Of the
collection of taxes, and is payable on the lst of
june 1867, with interest quarterly, or funded into
twelve year 7 per cent State stock.
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0ntnseu,enis.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Manager Mr.. William Smart
ctage Manager MI ). u nancy
~ TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
MISS HOsNER
CAMILLE

WHOSE PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN INDORsEp BY
THE FOLLOWING CRITICISMS OF TIE PRESS:
Miss o,neri Young lady Of good presence evidently
quite familiar with the stare and posf.sscd II dramatic dea
voice. which size well With all ts there Is unioubtsi
" good befIe the lazy. whch viii be al the mors
brilliant is to be- hoped irasmucn p~rsonaon OF
part conventi1ne Miss Hosner much
greater advantage wherever the passion the Play to tn.
highest point aud In those paris had great nceeSs with tho
sudence Her person style and voice Az better hed ior the
higher walks OF the than for the Ccu- class of pays
the. ctiC1 sho has almost every Teqlsife
lNsw.l OH Herald.
his loner LES evidently been disci?ned IN good school,
and has fully mastered her aflucns profession. Her voice 10
ssrceste appearance stately and her manner sdyEs
IN piece Ike Camille" IL hardy moss bic to display tn -
ccny to make good her claim 20 hsroPoi,sn position
s1d tie lady ~ doubt not, In norc denncd walk OIL
the drtmo, achieve marked succtss-lN-w fot ilines
Miss HosmeIs perform NAKED BY Intelligence au
c'nscenious appreciation 81 The text There were ni
points la which sls proved herself true arit. ~ TIE CON
olsioD oil the play the audience stood and sccon peieo W.
fall OF the curtin with the prcicnsd be,rty sppanfe ana
sesticulations Of r'ss,urs.- Evening Express.
Ms Homer nade her frat Appearance Oh the stage IN THIS
city, last night 81 Camille Che nag be welcomed 40 abe 70
achieve distinction Her merits many ard she
has Of high knoslecse Of the
drsms,c e and thrt spo'nt without which gIett ee can
bot ne produced We have seldom more merit la one 90
young In her prolsssion.-t ioiiy tsews. .
Miss Jean Ho.wer the artist presented fcr the fr's
time Of tire Winter Gtrden lat evening III camille, which
o1ucsI before audience Of large and fashionable
rof"ns She Possesses ne commanding hsrre. very wei
developed, bas graceful esra-t ard rather quick Dpui'
syr Her beauty attracts iDne date notice and Der
voie TO- perhaps the agreeable have listened 10 on
tire 10 hss beer Hiss hosmers aim to give
renned alton Of this volatile pa.s,ona's CHARACTER
and therefore TO shed halo Ct sby over the sesnss
OF tho and IN this soc he. Fucceedei -lNor3
THIS tTHUESDAY) EVENING. June J.
VIII pc presented Tor tho , ,,,.
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UiriNsn1 Nclices.

OyrIcx or me NORTH AxynIcAs FIRr lss Co,
no ia GRo.DvAY NET- ! oax May a. 1865.
The Board Of Directors of this
H. Company have thi. day declared . misunusi cash
dividend Vi SIX 90 PER CENT, ises Of Government tax,
psysbe demand.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of
FIFTY PER CENT
the earned premiums OF all policies entitled TO participate
proh,s q the Company Cor the year ending May 1865
for which certificates will DO ssye the l0th day vi August
NEXT.
SxPER CENT interest s'so Tered TO bs paid on al
outstanding eeTthcaie Of profits VI the yeas Sb 1907 iso
and 1864 on and after the 10th Gay OF Augui. ne,t
X. w. BLEECKER, Secretary.
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"IPPOTHE ATRON-Begin at 3.
III NEW-YORK CIRCUS
EVERY kvENiN0 DuklN4 TnE WIN,
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT y.
CONTINUED TRIUMPH Oh
the New Grand Comic Pantomime OF
THE ELIXIR or LIFE;
Or, TBE BIRTH o. HAKLE0uIN.
GREAT ARENlC FEATu REs:
THE TRICK PONIES LANlNiA And MINNIE.
TIE MONKEYS On HONSEBACk.
TIE PONY RACES -
THE MATCHLESS MARIETTA ZANFRETTA
On THE TIGHr ROPE.
GREAT BRIDGE ACT,
by Young Carpenter, The Gying lioI'eman. ,,,,,
THE COMIC IkTERLUDE, g! AM HEKE'
UNRIvALED PERFORMANCES BY
THE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
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LAst wesk. This weak
Loans 61S7026o ~ 722 $50 Ueo' w. S99
Specie...... l.269.6lS i,2ol oo3 Deo' tnSo
Legaltenders %,9l9.6l0 2lMo49S mo- a9e 80
Deposits. HE,h6 128i III wv A'' CO. 100
Circulation. 6.5e5. OUJ 6O1siy lho' o'''''

The Dry Goods Auction sales to-day wsro nu-
merous. The most important was that Of the goods
of Bernhard s. Hutton, at the House OF Wilmer.
dings & Mount The following were the prices iGr
SOME Of tho articles. The l0-4 Thibet shhwls
brought s. 2o943 20, l2.4. 81 s80S4 Is; wpeIahe
do, Sc IS; i2-4 at 81 379}2 &c; MsIetz do, sc
g 25 satin plaid chaly, 3d. Paisley Broecno
shawls els, Stella do, IS 1887. The Gulpors
lace points sold at el3 80; Cambria, eN and Can
b, face cloak ut SIS 30 Tho bonbsznes sold poorly
tie first lots at asl O only the samples being sod
Az Townss nd Montant e Co.'S there was sale OF
silks AID dess goods Black silks sold higher than pc
fore this season. C0lored silks held their own All on
catalogue we're sold and there several duplicates
of the blacks. Double faced colored Poult do Sole,
81 52!i PLAIN colorcd Pout de Sole. 81 4o figured
III * G'os de Sucz 81 47i .. black patent Ianss
% in 81 -; 10 30 in, - 50, do 3e mr. ~ 7O olacK
wooden drab de Lyon, 81 rs black eros Gram - o@
&C. 10. WimoIdirg. Hoguet & Ce had q large sale o.
Linen Goods. The handkerchief rold remarkably
we'll the entire lot being taken up The heaVy hnels,
khawls &c.. wero sold very favorable TOMS koooe
& Cores held sale OF ribbons. IliGery gOods which
was tended with tie usual success.
Tho New-York exports exclusive OF specie) for
the week ending May %, and since the beginning
of the year, compare As follows:
1863. 1891: a, 1893:
For tho wesk..... 81 606.695 e33s79ll eL12542
Prev. roported...... ~ lN,.1 66o47si2 6s.S7aoJ9
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EUTURE OF THE REPUBLIC.-The Rev.
IL VIM II. MILBURN will Lecture on the Future OF
The Republic" THIS (rhursdsy) EVENING, Ut o'clock
Tickets 70 b bed u the dooT
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OvyIos % aHx ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAp Co,

OTYcs % lHK 1LLlNo,s INfNkI NHIik.Hp CO'1{
New-Yors, nay l, 1855.
NyHE ANNUAL MEETING oi the Share
holder. Of the illinois Central Railroad Company for the
El.ction Of Directors and the ansson Of other business.
IA b. Md Al the Gice Of the Company in tie City OF
Chcsso on WEDNESDAY the Sst day OF May, lOo at IL
eecck noon. 80, go,
The Transfer Boois Of the Company will I've closed ST tbs
DOE. business the 2h instant and opened on the I'd oil
}me L. A. CATLlN, Secretary.
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Gnanrial.

Hovs CoPPsa COMPANY, Nsw yoRx May 80 icy r.,
NJOTICE.-Tbe following described STOCK
~ in the HOPE COPPER COMPANY will be 'old al
nptlo asot,on FRIDAY. June 30 SS at one Coo M
d. Ofee Of the Company No ~ kasssast rev. iork
zen saessmsDt One Doss per share due Ocooei 1904
No. paid on or before that date:
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FOURTH TINT,
ISIS II o s VI 4 r

OLYMPIC THEATER. Commences at g
" Sole Lessee and M.nsgsrr,s.... Mrs. John Wood
SIXTH WEEK,
'" SEASD fairy SPECTACLE IN THREE PARTS,
f'0d Tf s sn!%SI, s1 sf,u r IN THE WOOD
'"A The BEAui1YtL MUSIC,
The MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES
49, Tai srLESpiD aEP9sISTHrSSTs, ,,,sx
md Si hnsPifHbENT TRhSssoENHrioN SCENE
have sdteFss I iSleIl
SPECTACULAR PRoprSIIoN IN AMERICA
And tho principal meubep Of this
UEArpRoAchhBLE RJRLEsoUE COMPANY.
The young and fascinating Dsnseu.c
EvEHy NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Previous to the Spectacle, zoe Pe,,s O'n'ey e"'o
KATE oBRIEN.... LUCIA DEAHl
NIBLOs GARDEN.
POSITIVELY LAST THKEE NiGHrs
rAscHov, i HHsr CRICKET.
THIS LvENINo,
MSS Iss 's MHSGiTT 'i MITCHELL rsatf
will appear !" her ' nirf 9 eaieskf f-'' Of
- which eoriirnss 70 s,trs e.
supported 81 ;Lc Whole strength u nc company.
SATURDAY All sRGoOy NEXT. JUNE .,
GRAND FAREWELL iAfIsrE os PAYcRoa
MONDAY JUNE D.
" THE BEAUTIFUL KoaAsric DIANA.
In Ave .et., expfe-s.y trsnsia,ed ,nd scsrtsd for
Nj. NAGClk MITCHELL.
nom the German, nv .rg Wt,dAusf. esq entitled he
fEAAL OF SAVOY,
THE sornSs.s PRAYER
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS Il, ADvAhCE.
DROADwAY THEATER. Begins at g.
ID GEORGE .M.nsseI
Immense Il tn, great specseu.f fNFhA'AoAHLA
THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS
or
SATAN.
j. 4. McDONoUGH
MRS fluro.
THIS and EVERY kyENIN0 dIrns The wset 49,,
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAuh. IOUANE MAh0h AND
DRILL,
y" ""'' TWENTY YOUNG LADIES
will appear In fsa oos:ume.
The great with Mechanical sfers painted oy
OEO. WoNDERLICH. prcduee sta cost of
$500
NALLACK-.
w PIopYlrtof and nnrLf MI Letter
THURSDAY, June
Last line OF Mr. John Bioughau, hnest Comedy, the
GAML Of LIFE,
rven with the following powefis dsribu'n o. characters:
Adam MI lolhg
Rupert Wole...................Mf. Chsro- Fisher
Dr. ChatteIiop Drtss................h f hafs s1ith
Grimm. hi Sootrr n9,i4ni
Me, ~ Shadow. ...........ss...' 'f W ~ ri"S.
Litsl Windhan. esq............s.m s- ". .i.Jn
Mr. Northumberland. norton
s,, ,,,a. Vii. Mary Cannon
Ro.s 1jr.rnl-sf ........... Mis-. Madeline H-nr1ucs
Widow Joybei.. MIA amy sioIans
Mr.. smi!er ....''''.'.'''''''''''''iu n' rnDn
FRIDnY-LHAP YEAR (lsst time.)
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Ceftnres an0 MefiinSs
nR. SMYTHEs GRAFTON on

~ PRESIDENT LINCOLN
By special request tine Rev Dr. Suythe las consented to
peat his soul stirring Lecture this ali absorbing National
subject, In the
ACADEMY or MUSIC BROOKLYN,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June !, at - p. m.
He leaves for England via Quebec the same afternoon
The projects Of the Lecture to the aid 81 the Bspst
Mission East New FORK The population Of this village Is
rapidly increasing and the provision for religious instruction Is
saay asdeQuate TO meet tho demands Of thu place
B-Coection viii b. taken at the close Of the Lecture
TO defray expenses and Md the above mission.
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the National Currency Bank, No. Wa'st., corner =
Broadway. VIC. WHITE, Csshisa
HENRY CLEwS & Co.,
Successors tn
AIvRRAORE, CLEws T. Co

BAEKERG,
No. 81 Wan-st, N. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOE THH SALE OF fm o. =
1910 LOAN.
Fun Commission allowed Bankcrs, Brokers, InsuP-
ance companies and all parties purchasing for others
All denominations on hand ready for immediate d.
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts Of Banks Bsnkera and individnals. re-.
ceived4 per cent allowed deposits and daily bal
ances which may BIO drawn for without notice.
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CAUTION
NOTICE TO BANKERS AND BROKERS.

fhe public se hereby esateoed sesnst purchasing or ne,
s,tistins In any wsy the following United States $40
,s,uy Notes ifrst .sue Of following and
p,nhers the sane having been feon0ny obtained Tom ue
undersigned the 3lst day OF March. 1873 - 49,
Numbers 40 I6s2ll l7343 BIB lT3 40 lf3'St
1906 l73,<35 1851. $500 each 80
n. p,yueut by Tie Government Of the United States Of the
sAsve Notes and Coupons having been stopped
NswYork, May q, 1868.
ALBERT "a. kiCOLAI, for the late hrm Of Albert III.
Ueelsy Co. IN liquidation office Of William H. Arthopi
ESQ Attorney.st Law Ne 10 EycbaD place New York
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ROAD Co, CLEVELAND Ohio. May ~, lSe3
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the STOCK
4N holders Of The CLEVELAND, PAlNEsVlLLE AND
ASfTA BULk RAILROAD will he held at the othcs OF the
Company, 40 Cleveland. Ohio, on WEDNESDAY, the iSh
by of June 10 O'Clock FOR the election OF pl-
kECTORS and for the transaction of such other ousuos as
hay before them.
Also special meeting viii be held at the place and at
~ hour TO- the purpose o voting upon the question Of
eressins the capital stock Of the Company One Million Dol
6sa
Pie Transfer Books will be closed from the l until the 18th
hsv Of Jnne 1865 GEO. s. ELY Secretary
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PROPOSALS..

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED
~ STATES ARMY, No. 20 sourH STREEr, BAL
TIMoRI Mn. Sept. IL, 1888.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
ss si for Ss Ss pS ~ nj I'M
SEVEN HUNDRED AMI FIFTY HEAD or
wards. 10 ?. .HI.H. f..
These Cattle are all in prime condition, having
been on hand several months and fed daily with
hay and corn, and are fully equal to any offered
in market. So rare an opportunity for the pur.
chase OF extra fine beef Ia seldom found
Proposals must state tho number Il IL proposed
to purchase, and the price per pound, gross,
The Cattle to be weighed By the State weigher
on delivery, and the weights, as rendered by
him, to be the standard by which all bills are to
DO settled.
Terms Of sale: Cash, In Government funds. A
deposit Of atty (50) per cent to be made on notn
cation Of acceptance OF bid tho balance to be
paid when the cattle are delivered.
Successful bidders to be allowed ten days In
which to remove their stock.
The Cattle can be examined al any time from
the date Of this advertisement till September 2s,
from 10 a. m, tin I p: m, daily, at the United
Hay Scales, on the Franklin road, near Balti-
more.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or all bids II they are deemed not advantage
The lots will be arranged numerically from
Nos. to l, 700, and the awards will be made in
the same order unless particular lot may be
| designated In the bid. In no case will the skip
| ping Of numbers be allowed.
Proposals must be upon blank forms furnished
| at this office Kilograms will not receive atten-
ton unless the same are prepaid.
Proposals to be endorsed i" Proposals for the
Purchase Of Beef Battle" sealed and addressed
| to the undersigned.
By order Of
Breyet Brig. Gen. THOMAS WILSON,
C.S.,Us.A.
PARKHURST,
| sel4 .tse2o Captain and c. s,
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UsTTED SrATRs MILITARY RAILRoAD,)
OPPIcB oP ASSISTANT QUARrEEEAsTRR, !
WARRINGTON, d. c., August II, 1895 \
VIII be sold Ut CITY POINT, VA, on wEDNES-
DAY, October IL, at II o'clock, a. m.
About four thousand 1000 tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA. on FRIDAY, October
Is, at lam:
Five ~ arst class Locomotive Engines.
At NORFOLK, VA, October Is, ut 8 D. NJ:
One new Locomotive Engine, 8 foot gauge.
About fifty (jO) Freight Cars and one ~ Passen-
4. ALEXANDRIA, VA. on TUESDAY, oe,o
Der II:
Fifty (5ol frst.class Locomotive Engines, 4 feet
81 inch gauge.
Eighteen Qs) new Platform Cars, Ave foot gauge.
Twenty-Five (2S) new Box Cars, 1--WE (5) foot
guage.
About three hundred and My $3.50 Box Cars, 4
feet sl5 inch gauge.
About two hundred and thirty (o9O) Platform do,
feet 81 inch gauge.
About thirty l'o) Stock do. 4 feet 81 inch gauge.
Twenty 100 Passenger do, g do.
One ~ Wrecking do, do
Two (2l new Trucks
Sixty do. , framed.
Fourteen 40 Flats.
About two thousand $1,000 tons Railroad Irou.
Sales to commence al ALEXANDRIA at 10 A.
M, and to continue from day to day until all are
are sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
Brew. Col. and A. @. NJ,
augll -dtoel0 U. &. Military Railroads.
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To the Patrons Of the National Repub-
sEH Reconsideration In Price.


Reconsideration In Price.
From and after the first day Of August, 1885,
the price Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN, will be
THIRTY cents per month.
When we raised the price Of our paper in July,
1854, We were compelled to that step on account
OF the increase In the price OF labor and material
Of all kinds. The cost Of paper has fallen con.
siderably during the past month. The price Of
labor has not fallen, and there Is no probability
that wages will be reduced for some time TO
come. But, believing that we shall receive large
accessions to our list Of subscribers by being lib
eral in our prices, we have decided upon the re-.
duction named above.
. II is the purpose Of the proprietors to con-
tinue TO make the REPUBLICAN, nrst class news.
paper, improving as We go along, giving more
attention to local and departmental affairs than
we have been able TO do in the past, because Of
the pressure Of war news upon US.
The space and time heretofore necessarily
given to the promulgation Of "bloody battles, ~
on sea and land, will be much more agreoably
devoted in the future to the development Of the
resources Of the country through the various
bureaus Of the several Departments Of the Gov
eminent.
The local news Of the city will receive the
special attention OF the propriotors Of the REPUB-
LIcAx. Thorough and accurate reports Of all pub
lie and noteworthy events in the District will be
promptly published.
We have made arrangements to have the RI
PUBLICAN delivered promptly and regularly tC
subscribers in all parts OF this city and George
town. Subscribers will confer q favor by
promptly notifying us Of any rcmIssnoss on the
part Of carriers.
W. rasnactfrlIv solIeit from our adyertIsinf
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INTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

Will be sold at public auction, at the time and
place designated below, large quantity Of Med :
ieines, Hospital Stores, Surgical Instruments aud
Dressings, Books, Stationery, Bedding, Hospital
Clothing, Furniture, and Appliances:
At United States Army Hospital, FREDERICK,
MARYLAND, THURSDAY, September IA.
At United States Army General Hospital, GRAF.
TON, WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, Septem-
Der ID.
At United States Army General Hospital, PAR
KERsBrRG, WEST VIRGINIA, TUESDAY,
September 10.
At United States Army General Hospital,
CHARLEsT0wN, WEST VIRGINIA, FRIDAY,
At United States Army General Hospital, HAIR.
PER's FERRY, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, Sep
At United States Army General Hospital,
CLAHYSvlLLE, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, Sep.
At Medical Purvoyiug Depot, No. 8 North Charles
street, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, MONDAY,
October ..
The sale will commence al Frederick at l
o'clock, p. M; at the other places at 10 A. n,
and continue daily until the property is disposed
Much Of the property is but little worn, and Ia
to be sold beeause no longer required by the Gov
eminent.
Terms cash IN Gouernmsnt funds, ut the tim,
Of purcha,e, and the property to be removed
within forty eight hours from the day ofssle.
The sale ct the Medical Purveying Depot !. as
tne hheuNOn OF mAuutActLrert,
importers, and dealers, as the list oompri.ss q
large quantity Of now and valuable Medicines,
Surgical instruments, Surgical Dressings and
Appliances, Books, Bedding, Clothing, TinwRre,
Delaware, and Hospital Furniture; among them
the following articles Of Bedding and Clothing,
all neD: About 1000 Bedsacks, 10, 900 wooden
Blankets white, double, and In bales Of lOC
eachl 5000 Counterpaues, 800 Hair Mattresses,
10000 Mosquito Bars, 5000 Hair Pillows, 3OOC
Pillow Cases, 5000 Pillow Ticks, 1000 Sheets
cotton and lineu,) 300 Caps, 200 pair Drawers,
5000 Dressing Gowns, 900 Cotton Shirts, 5000
Slippers, and 800 pair wooden Socks, besides q
quantity VI 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 a
this ONCE or at the Hospitals, at any time withiI
six days previous to each sale.
z. 3. BLISS, Surgeon o. 8. Vols,
Medical Puryeyor U. 3. A.,
Medical Purveyor's ONCE, Baltimore, Maryland,
september y 1850. sol3-toc2
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) l. y N o, q B A l. +
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

orARrRRHAsrER GRSgRAL's OpPrcH,
WAsuiSGToS, D. C., August "a, 1885
VIII Dc sSld a. public auction during the month
time and places named below, vh:
NEW YORK
New York city, Tuesday OF each week, 100
Horses each day.
New York city, Thursday OF each week, go
PENNSYLVANIA.
- Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 100
Horses each day.
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 20, inclusive, $50 Mules each day,
Harrisburg, Tuesday Of each week, $50 Mules
Mauoh Chunk, Thursday, September ?. 200
Mules.
Indiana, Tuesday, September l2. 100 Mulcs.
:. GreenSburg, Thursday, September "A, l6J
Reading, Thursday, September IA, 300 Mules
Altoona, Thursday, September IS, $50 Horses.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, September II, 10, 10, Is, q, and
., l60 Horses each day.
Indianapolis, September IL, "A, and iG, lSC
Mules each day.
Chicago, September ., 7, 0, 10, q, %, 80, l5t
r. Chicago, September 4, Q, s, is, 20, %, %, lJc
Horses each day.
DELAWARE
Wilmington, Friday Of each week, $50 Mules
each day.
Wilmington, Tuesday OF each week, 100 Horses
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton Tuesday, September 5, $50 Mules
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10, $50 Mules
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, 40 Mules.
Baltimore, Thur.day, September q, 1850 Mules
MISSOURI
St. Louis, Thursday, September 7, and Tuesday
and Thursday OF each week thereafter, 200 Mules
each day.
KANSAS.
Fort Leavenworth, commencing Tuesday, Sep
TENDER IL, and continuing thereafter at such
times as the Depot ouartermaster may desi gnate,
1000 Mules.
GIESB0RO', D. C.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week, 100
Horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, D. c.
The animals to be sold In September are supe-
rior to any heretofore offered to the public The
majority OF them are sound aud seryiccable
II IL expected that NJ this series Of sales all the
surplus Government animals tofI BE- dfSp0setf
a. buyers should therefore dUdiI hsmSslo,s or
this last opportunity to pnrChUoe.
Animals will be sold siugly.
Sales to commence at 10 a. IN.
Term cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Breyet Brgader General In charge,
aus -tse29 First Division q NJ O. q.