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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

The oticia! returns are az length ra.
,ejyed. and show the following results OF
the canvass for Governor.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29
Eatiuual Republican
Ths hssss.inatien Of Prs.,dsn. Lis-

Y ~" .|. -.
Wegive In its appropriate place report Of
the public messing preslded over By BID
worship the Mayor, which was held yss.
.terday forths purpose Of expressing the
adherence felt BY our FELLOW citizsns for
tkA atrocloua c=ime Of which Mr.. Lincoln
/ vas the victim and their sympathy for
those who have private or public cause 10
mourn his loss. We have rarely seen 90
Numerous an assembly Of persons Of the
same rank In our society, and many moro
would no doubt have been present II the
room where the meeting wae held had
been large enough 70 accommodate them
An seemed 70 be animated by the came
spiri. Of disgust 81 the Vilsness Of the Az
sssslnatlou and OF friendly hope that the
object Of the dastardly crime might not be
achieved BY any confusion being produced
In the counsels OF the Republic. Another
fact was very remarkable IL was that
sv,ry speaker bore testimony 10 the good
nee Of heart Of the late Chief Magistrate
Of the great Republic, and that al these
observations were echoed by the crowded
audience. When We remember the indus
'trlous efforts that have been made for the
past four years 10 blacken the memory OF
this noble-hearttd mAn-how even, since
hb deeesse, there have not been wanting
IN this city writers shameless enough 10
couple his unstalned name with q cata-
logue OF epithets descriptive Of the low
CO.. habits and the most obnoxious pub
lle conduct, we cannot but feel, In the
demonstration OF sentiment yesterday, that
Al or oil there 10 . power in truth which
must at last silence the most persistent
ealumny. Nor can We help having. W.
hope, pardonable degree Of satisfaciion.
a. the reflection, that n did NOT require
tho shock caused by the asssesin's knife
% awako us TO this eIceilencies which
distinguished tho character OF the deceased
statesman. Il 10 with no little pleas
ufe that we remember how In the dark
days ofbis political career, before triumph
had dAwned nj on the caute Of which he wac
the supporter, and before PERSONAL q myatby
Ior the man had secured fair appreciation
pfthe states IN an, wedid the little which lay
10 our power to promote an equitable
Judgment on the motives and objects by.
and 20 which, his course was directed. W,
could indeed offer him little assistance
In his great work. bat webelleve that VI,
honored ourselves ny associHtiuR With
his acts our ardent wishes for their sue
case, and that We were doing good service
10 our fellow-cifiEens by endeayoring ~
make general among them . desire, lik,
our own, for the promotion Of the cruise
OF order and freedom, which be was main.
tanning with equal ioTtitude and moderA.
itlon. Il 10 well that wisdom and goodness
should be recognized even when they hAv,
become mere savours orthe past; but II II
better and happier for the World Wbet
these qualities are sckn owledgod and apprr
sciatod while the acknowledgment AND
depreciation may aid their possessor
In hard struggle with difficulties or may,
at least, animate him by the conscious
ness that he has the support Of hum I'D
'svmoaihy and Montreal Her.
aid, 20h
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Excitement In England.

The faith Of tho English 10 the success Of
the rebels has received a shock they never
expected. The capture Of Richmond by
Grants victorious army has created an in.
tense excitement. 1t was something they
never expected. They had believed, through
thick and thin, that Ice was the greatest
general in America; that his army was in.
yincible; that Richmond was impregnable;
that Grant made no sort Of progress In his
operations; that oYery baltic was rebel
triumph that the rebel resources were inox.
haustible, aud that We were about nearing
the discovery that our efforts were hopeless
How dense was the ignorance and stupidity
which could keep alive such belief ~ this
we need not say.
We have had many excellent friends among
the press and people of England, but II has
been source Of incKprossibie annoyance to
loyal men in America to read the most of their
periodicals, which up to the latest moment
prior TO the receipt Of this news, gave only
the rebel versions of American news, and
drew conclusions thorefrOm. Reuters tele.
grams to the English papers invariably gave
the most conspicuous place to the rebel news
and minced up our side of the same events
q fssklt was scarcely intelligibls., HSSHt
&c VIZ, ~. va ~ i-r;s asshes
has arisen the intense excitement Of which
the present mail brings us accounts. These
deluded people are taken completely by sur.
prise. They did not expect anything Of the
kind. And they will be still more surprised
when they learn of Lees surrender. -PhiH.
North american.
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RAILROADS.
ORPIcR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJ
" ROAD COMPANY. r|

wLsHIEaToB, December ia 1894
On and amer SUNDAY NIGHT, Dee. ls, 1894,
Passenger Trains bstWssa Washington and Bal.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
No. A.-BALTIhoRR, WAY STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRAIN--LsAye Washington Q. 10
No. a--EBw YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA
EXPRES5-Jeaye Washington =, 20 a. m Ar
rive At Phiiadelphis ]: 1eP; m, New York Q. %
?. m. No Baltimore tickets sold
No. > AND WESTERN TRAIN.
LEAVE Washington .. 10 n. M, stopping at
way stations, connecting at Relay with the Nail
Traln for the West, and reaching Baltimore 10. %
No, NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
Washington ii. 10 q m. Arrive At Baltimore
Y 70 p m. Philadelphia o. 81 p m. New
No. s. ~BGLTiMoRB TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TONS. Leave Washington ). 90 p. m. , con.
Meeting at Relay with frederick train. Arrive
No, S@BILTlHoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRATN-LoaVe Washington
train stops at Bladensburg, BeltsVille, Laurel,
aud Annapolis Junction only.
No boston, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leave Washington Q. 90 p. m.
Arrive at New York T. 90 a. m. Mails aud pas.
Sengers By this train connect with all the early
morning, liues leaving New York for the Bast
North and West No Philadolphia aud Balu-
more tickets sold by this train, which IL limited
u capacity BY Government orders, to insure the
mails
No. s-BALTIMORE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Lsayo Washington at q. IS p. m. Ar.
rive at Baltimore at T. Is p. H..
No Q. -NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAlN-Lcays Washington at T. 30
p. m, stopping at Relay Honsa Tor Western
paTengers to take Express Train for Grafton,
wheeling, Parkeraburg, aud all points In the
West. Reaches New York ct q. Is .. m.
For Annapolis the connections will be made
with the :. l5a. IN. aud the 3 and I. 30 p. IN.
from Warrington. No train TO or from AnnApo.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Tho only trains from Washington for pAssen.
gers on Sunday arc the g. 10 aud H. l5A. M and
= on p. IN. for Baltimore, and T. 20 p. tn. for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the
WAst, aud ths e. 90 p. m. for New York ONLY.
FRoM BALTIMORE, the Only trains on Sun
day are Nos. and 4, at T. 30 O. m. aud T. so a
m, with the New York passengers and mails,
and tho No Sat , 20 and No. s at g. 90 D. m.
Sleeping cars dlroot TO New York on 7. 30 p.
m. trains daily.
Through tickets to tho West, a. we'll A. to
Philadelphia, Now York or Boston, can be had
at tho Station Ticket ofies at all hours In the
day, a. vol AS at new once In the American
Telegraph Building, PsnnsylvaniA avenue, be.
IWcCn Four and "a Half aud sixth streets
Baggage will be checked at all hours; also for
through points, 10 save trouble and confusion ai
tho departure Of the trains.
For further Information, tickets Of every kind,
&o., apply to George s. KoontI, Agent at Wash.
ingtSn, or At the Ticket oahce.
Master Of Transp ortation.
L. N. COLE,
delS-n General Ticket Agent
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PRofosALs ron YoRAeE.
20 onIns ouAnEraaAsFna's OyyIcz,-)
-n DnPoT ~ WAsnInaon,


osinr 6uAsEnss1srs.n OsS'oH'
'N DRyf - Mamsos,
efoh' p.o', feo' n noe
sealed proposals are invited ~ The under
signed for supplyint the unitsd e,ates oaastsr-
mAstsr'e Department. - Washington, ID. y. Bal.
umore, Nd. ,AlsHandra, and Fortress honres,
Va, or either Of these places, with Hay, Corn,
Oats, and Straw.
Bids will be received for the delivery Of 8, 900
bushels Of corn or oats, and 90 tons 81 hay or
straw, and upwards 70 ash 20 .
Bidders must state II which q tho abovs-
named points they propose 70 make dsllv cries,
and tho rates ~ which they will make deliveries
theteAt, the quantity Of each article proposed 10
be delivered, the time when said deliveries shall
be eolntnsnced, and when 10 be oompletea
The price must be written out In Words on the
bids.
Corn 10 be put up In eOod nout sacks, 81 about
two bushels each. Oats In like sacks, Of absut
three bushels each. The sacks 70 10 Furnished
without extra charge 70 the Government. The
hay aud straw, 70 be securely bAled.
The particular kind or Aesefipnon' Of oats,
corn, hay, or straw, proposed 10 ~ delivered must
be stated In the proposals.
All the articles offered under the nds herein
Invited will be subject TO . rigid inspection BY
the Government Inspector, before being acceptod.
Contracts will b awarded from time 10 time TO
the lowest responsible bidder, As the interest o.
the Government may require, and payment will
be made when the whole amount contracted for
shall have been delivered and accepted.
The bidder win be required TO accompany his
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CATERPnLARs.-A correspondent sug.
gests the following plan of destroying
lcaterpIllArs on fruit trees, and says 1t has
been succesfully teSted by experience:
"The best time for destroying them arc,
early In the morning, at noon and at night,
when they arc In their nests. Attach two
or three cOnlcAl shaped bushes to'AS many
poles, tho len0th Of each pole being adapt.
sd 10 the height ofIhe treoej by twisting
the hush and rubbing faithfully, the meet
and the cSterpIllars adhere TO Il. Caution
should be used not 10 disturb the nest eT-
Icepung when the oAteFplllArS arc In them,
rs those OutSlde, ifnOt destroyed, form new
neStS.o r'ur'
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Mn DIoAL.
g oIAI EoT OF.

Dr.. n vELLNT'sPrivai.H Hospital, In he Yea.
srai Block, corner Of Seventh and Streets, o.
posits the Post and Patent oasss, Rooms n
and ~, up stairs, Washington, D. O..
All diseases Of = private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical cures Effected
In all eases. sYPHIJIT1C AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, OF the result Of voLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GRNERATIvE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured +;
also, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES, BONES! and JOINTS; scRoRULA.
BLoTcHEs on the FACE, ERUPTIoNs on the
limbs and body, and all other ERUPTIvR DIE.
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what.
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false deli.
saey prevent you from applying Immediately 10
Dr. yellny, who is acknowledged to be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in III. treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not TO come and make
known your mISfOrtunss, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
SELF ABUSE
That dreadful seourge Of the young, indulEed
in when alone, destroys the gonerAtIvs organs,
unit. them for married life, producing weakness.
Of the back and limbs, loss Of animation and
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LI0HrIKG Gas m PAoB's INDUoTIoH
.CoIL-IE 10 quite probable that but for the
death Of the inventor, Mr.. Arch. Wilson.
his apparatus for lighting all the gas jets
OF theatre or other large bulldlngS ct the
came instant BY msAnB OF Ruhmkorif's-
'uSs. Il Is said 70 have been In constant
use In the Music Hall at New Haven, aud
In Allyn Hall at Hartford, for about four
yearS, and 10 have worked without failure
and with Satisfaction at all tImes. We
learn that tho pGtont 10 In the hands OF
Mrs. Arch. Wilson, Of New Britain, Conn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-29

SuRRESpER or MosBT's MEN.-0n Sun.
day last six men, who gave their names as
John c. Handy, j. L. Pitts W. Purnell, Al.
eIandor Politt, Samuel Polk and John
Gumby, who represent that they belonged TO
the First Maryland rebel cavalry, and First
Maryland rebel battery, but who are sup.
posed1Lo be part Of Mosby's gang of out.
laws, surrendered themselves to Capt. q. W.
p. Smith, of the Independent Maryland cav
airy, In the lower part OF the latter named
State. They were brought to this city and
committed to the guRrdhOuse, whore they are
now confined, awaiting the action Of the au'
thorities. Wilmington Journal
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l. NPR L - -.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 5l4 PENN. AVENUE,
wAsHIEaToE CRY, D. c.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS FoRwARDBRs.
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, VGluAbles, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
accessible sections Of the country. This Com q.
Pauy has Agencies in the principal railway
towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal othoea are
WASHINGTON, n. c.. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINNATI, ST, LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CRnRdRs aud to the
British Provinces, aud with steamship lines tc
Liverpool Southampton and uAVre, and thence
by European expresses TO all prominent CONNER
eiAl towns In Great Britain and on the Continent,
Collection OF Notes, DrAhA and Bills made al
all accessible parts " the United States.
c. c. DUNN, Agent,
Jel2 Washington, D. c.
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ST "a M HIP


NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF. SCREW
sTBAMBRs
NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers
B. G. KNIGHT,
Capt. J. J. Mason.
JOHN GIBSON,
Capt. W. c. 0ecgScsan,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, u. c.,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
EVERY THURSDAY at4p. m,
New York, from Pier II, n r. on the aAme day.
Freight received daily, hsudlod In the most
careful manner, and delivered with tho greatest
dispatch, at fair rates.
For Freight, Gs., APPlyto
SNOW 4 CO,
WpSbI-oitran- ',r.-- g - 1T -- =
81, ---s-.Agton ana georgetown, u. T.,
FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandra, Va, and
WIN J. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Apl.n 40 Cedar street, N 7.
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ANS QUIT.

1HIS 1T TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
l. seribeT has obtained from the OrphAnS' Court
Of Washington County, in the District Of Co.
lumbtA, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of James Bush, late Of WAShingtoA city,
d. c., deceased. All persons having slAlms
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the voucher. thereof, 70
the subscriber, on or before the lst day OF APnl
next; they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hAnd this Let day o. April,
lso6. JANE MARIA BUSH,
GPS-lGWSWa AdminiAsTH1Tix.
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- A ID ID L Il RY.
5OO NOV A L 500
TO NEW BUILDING.
Ar5ooEa
Aa-5OO76A
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD PgLLows HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM a CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known Old BstAbliahed
TRUNK, sADDLBRY, HARNBss,
AEp
MILITARY EaUTPMRNT MANUPACToRY
TO THETn
NEW BUILDING,
Ar8OO-Ga
AS5OO-6A
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THR OLD STAND.
Where may be found, Of our own mAnufAetore. n
most complete assortment Of every style and
price Of military aud citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDLBs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINaALRs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With TophAm . Patent slide.
Sole Manufacturer Of
LANGHoLZ's PATENT sPURS
Manufacturer Of
LANGHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NosH.
STRAP
FOR SALE;
RwBANK'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINB WOODEN RoBRA
COVERS AND BLANkRrs, -.
BfTs.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Ess.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
suTLERs' STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIP
COACH, BUdGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGoN WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN KS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, -
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY VAIIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather aud Canvas PelliSieur Bags ). Leather,
| Canvas, and Carpet Travelling BSgS; Ladies'
French sAicholS Toy Trunks, and School
sateheis and every article in their line Of busi'
REM BERI
~ 500 20
AS- 800 7GA
SEVENTH STREET.
Ap25u
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CAVALRY HORSES
" ARTILLERY HORSRBi

CAVALRY HORSES
" ARTILLERY HoRsEsl
ouAGrsRnAsrHn aESEHAL's OTPIcH, !
FIRAr DIVIsIoN,
wASHNoroH CIrI, March ls, 1888.
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received At Giesboro' Depot, In
open market, I'LL May l, 1858, BY Capt. GEORGE
S. BROWNING, A Q. ".
MULES In lots Of twenty Ave, or more, will be
received In this city, In open market, TIL May !,
1893, by Captain c, II. Tompkins, Assistant Quar-
tsrmRster, corner Twenty second and streets,
All animals to be SubIse TO the usual Gov
eminent inspection before being accepted.
Specifications as follows: TCayAlry horses
must be sound In all particulars we'll broken
in full neSh and In good condition; from fifteen
Qb) to sixteen 40 hands high; from ave th) to
niue Csl yeArA old aud we'll adapted In every way
to cavalry purposes. Horses between nine tS)
and ten QO) years Of age, II shll vigorous
SPrghtly, and healthy, may be accepted. -
Artillery Horses must 10 OF dark color sound
In all particulars, strong, quiek, and active,
we'll broken and square trotters In harness, in
full hesh and condition, from siE (o) 10 ten OOl
ysArs old, not leSs than hheen and one hall
l6iO hands high, each horse 70 weigh not less
than ten hundred and ATTY q, oSo) pounds.
Mules must be over two az years Of age, strong,
stout, compact, Wsl-deVeloped animals, moi
lesA than fourteen Q4l hands high In full health,
frSe from every blsmish or defect which Wonld
unht them for severe work, aud must have shed
the four front colts teeth and developed the cor
responding four permanent teeth, two in each
jaw,
These specifications will be strictly adhered
| TO, and Tigidly enforced in every particular,
Hours " Inspection, from . a, IN, 10 p, n
PTiee-CAVAlry Horses, one hundred and Sigh
ty-hVe dollars (hls5 , Artillery HorseS, one hun
| dred and ninety dollars $780, Mules, one hun
drsd and ninety Ave dollars t3le5)
Payment win be made Al this once.
- r.. JAMES A. BKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division, Q. ~ Q. o.
mhlS-tAP90
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John X. ELVANS CO.,
81 Louisiana ave. aud sos c street, NM
WASHINGTON, d. c., ~
DEALRR IN
BLACKBMITHS' AND wHEELwRIOHTs'
HARDWARE

ANVILs-wrought; Cast Steel Faced.
VICES-Solid Box Com, CotteT keysi PArAl'
lei, l,2,3,4 Chain, asa.
BLBDGB HAMMERS,
HAND do.
PICKS.
NUrs-squAre Punchsd ;Hsxaeon Punches.
WASHERS.
CABLE CHAINS-I tolS inch,
BPRINGS-BTight Black.
AXLBs-Long Arm Il Patent Solid Collar.
CARNHUBB,
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
BAWRD FRLLoBs--2 10 3 inches thread.
HICKORY sP0KRS.
OAK sP0RRS. -.
BHAPTS-Rua, light; Ruff, medium x IN
iahOd, lEhtI medium, heavy express, gro
cory; finished, light land bArs) medium
(Aud hArs), heavy land bars). b.. l.'
P0LRs-RuG; finished land eircles).
BwINGLRrREES--Likht' forrnled medium
s4. hniBhed heavy. "
fINIsHRD WHBBLs-LArge.
apn TERMS Cash.
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A YOUNG MAN named Charles JohnFon, in
New York, who had been very Respondent
since the murder of the President, on Tues.
day said: Il am going to follow Abraham
Lincoln" Soon after his mother saw him
brandishing a razor, and before she could
secure help, he had severed his carotid ar
terry and was corpse.
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
ASSISTANT oUARrERHAsTHR's OFTIcB, |
DFPOT or wAsUIHaTUH

ASSISTANT ouARrRRHAsTER' . 0FTIcB,
DEPOT or wAsHISaruH,
No lS4 =, NEAR TwENrI- FIRST srREEr,
WAsHINuroN, y. O.. March l, leGS.
The attention Of officers and enlisted men, for
morly In the service Of tho United States, II
called to the large Amount Of personal property
stored In the Government warehouses connected
with this depot,
The Government requires the space occupied
the service y.
A description Of each article should b given,
with tho name, company, regiment, or othsl
marks, accompanied by an oath or Affirmation,
showing that the claimant IL tho authorised
party. --... ..
The goods will be forwarded to tho addresS o.
the persons 10 entitled at his expense.
An Of the above me ntiOned property remaining
unclaimed ninety days from this date will be solo
At public auction. JAS. N. MoOhk,
Capt Asst. Or. NJ, U. 3. Army.
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