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4 greater commingling at this time be
tween citizens Of the two sections, and
particularly of those intrusted with the
law-making power. | did not give the
operations Of the Freedmen's Bureau
that attention would have done if more
time had been at my disposal. Con-
versations, however, on the subject with
officers connected with the Bureau led
me to think that in some States its affairs
have not been conducted with good
Judgment or economy, and that the be-
lief, widely spread among the freedmen
Of the Southern States. that the lands
of their former owners will, at least in
part, be divided among them, has come
from agents of this Bureau. This belief
is seriously interfering with the willing
ness of the freedmen to make contracts
for the coming year. In some form, the
Freedmen's Bureau is an absolute neces-
sitv until civil law is established and
enforced securing to the freedmen their
rights and full protection. At tpresent,
howeyer,it is independent Of the military
establishment of the country, and seems
to be operated by different agents of the
Bureau, according to their individual
notion. General Howard, the able head
of the Bureau, made friends by the just
and fair instruction and advice he gave,
but the complaint in South Carolina was
that, when he left, things went on as
before. Many, perhaps majority of
the agents Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
advise the freedmen that by their own
industry they must expect to live. To
this end, they endeavor to secure en-
ployment for them, and then see that
both contracting parties comply with
their enga agements. In some cases, | am
sorry to say, the freedman's mind does
not seem to be disabused of the idea that
freedman has right to live without
provision for the future. The effort Of a
belief in the division of land is idleness,
and accumulation in camps, towns and
cities. In such cases, think it will be
found that vice and disease will tend to
determination or great destruction of the
race. 1t cannot be expected that opin-
ions held by the men Of the South for
years can be changed in day, and,
therefore, the freedmen viii require, for
few years, not only laws to protect
them, but the fostering care of those who
will give them good counsel, and on whom
they can rely. The Freedmen's Bureau,
separated from the military establish
ment of the country, requires the expe-
rience Of separate organization. One
does not necessarily know what the other
is doing, and what orders they are acting
under. 1t seems to me that this could
be corrected by regarding every officer
on duty with troops in the Southern
States as an agent of the Freedmen's
Bureau, and having all orders from the
head of the Bureau sent through the
Department. Iconsider that this would
create responsibility that would effect
uniformity of action throughout the
South. II would preserve order; insure
instructions from the head of the Bureau
being carried out, and relieve from duty
and pay large number Of employees
Of the Government. u. S. GRANT.
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GALL flesh is grass sighed Sprig-
giles. after dinner, recently. and the
wretched man Immediately added: "Of
all the grasses, give me a grass ictd0lc.
Mrs. PART1NGToN declares 1t very
strange that a little quicksilver in a
glass tube can make such awful cold
weather by lowering an inch or two.
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A PUBLISHER of a newspaper, out
West, il the first issue of his journal,
returns thanks to those who loaned him
the pecuniary means, and gratitude to
heaven that there is no law in that State
enforcing Imprisonment for debt.
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Notice.

ALL REGISTERED COUNTY WARRANTS
N up 10 aad ineiading December lst. lSS5, vi
be paid by presenting the same al NY Office, -
Nichohas Hotel oFoville. II. 5. HUNT,
County Treasurer Butte CoaHty.
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WISDOM AND FoLLY.-He IS not
thoroughly wise who can't play the fool
on occasions.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
l.. c. GRANGER

L. c. GRANGER.
Attorney and Counsellor a; Law.
Will practice in the Federal and state Courts Of
California.
OFrIcE-In the Theatre block, opposite the
Court House. 0royi.le. California.
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A BEAUTIFUL ExPERIMENT.-If an
acorn be suspended by piece Of thread
to within half an inch Of some water
contained in hyacynth glass, and 50
permitted to remain without being dis
turbed it viii in few months burst and
throw a root down into the water, and
shoot up tapering stem, with beautiful
little green leaves. A young oak tree
growing in this way on the mantle-shelf
Of a room is very interesting object.
THE best right of man, is the night
to write what is right. The best right
of woman, the marriage rite. ~
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The speaker referred to the action ofthe colored
men al New Orleans, at Port Hudson, and else.
where; and when the names Or Butler and Banks
were mentioned, they were received with great
applause. lie argued that the war would not he
over until tho right Of suffrage was extended to
the colored man, and he urged his audience 10
make every exertion In this behalf They had
with such aid they could not but succeed. Con-
verts % the cause OF negro suffrage sre being
made daily In the South, for the Union men feel
that they cannot live ii peace unIessitis granted
The speaker advised the people Of this Dis
triet to strike the nrst blow, aud persuade Con-
when they had this right the white man would
be glad to salute the oolored man, and address
him respectfully, especially when he WAS mp
plying for office. He thought the American peo-
plo were willing to accord this right, but 1t was
necessary TO go into the fight for 1t In = de-
termlned spirit. The American people tell the
leaders Of the rebellion that they are willing to
guaranty that they would not become false
again, aud that one Of the strongest OF these
guarantees would be to give the negro the right
OF suffrage.
Mr. O. b. H. Day was called upon and addressed
the meeting for some time, In which he referred
to the advantages aecruing to the colored man
by reason Of the abolition Of slavery In this Dis
trict.i All now acquiesced in though many
opposed II at fret. He said the Jurors Of this
District acted tolerably fair towards tho colored
prisoners. They never convicted one II his inno-
cenco was established beyond all question; but
in many instances their maxim seemed to be
with regard to colored people, II you have one
guilty-instead Of pronouncing him innocent II
they had doubt Of his guilt,
lie thought the judges and lawyers, however,
aequiesced In the new order Of things
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ETNAL SALES OF GOVERNMENT
l. HORSES AND MULES.

VI, ovAnrEREAsrRn GENERALS OFFICE, I
wAsHissroS, d: c., Oct. ~, 1883.
month OF NoYRHBER, 10 the biSh,1 aIIt tIas 'ne
the time and places mined bei,ws viz, NJ
NEW YORK.
New York City-TUBsDAY Of each ,-s.k ,oo
New York Clty-THURsDAY Ofsach week, 100
MULES zach day
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Pa.-THURSDAY, November g.
Q, 10 and ., 100 HORSES each day.
Philadelphia, Pa.-sATURDAY Of each week,
100 MULES each day.
Harrisburg, Pa, TUESDAY OF each week, 100
MULES each day.
Harrisburg, Pa.-THURsDAY, November O. o.
10 aud %, Ito HORSES each day.
~ hsehsnniesburg, Pa-TUEsDAY, November 7,
100 HORSES.
Allsntown, Pa-wEDNEsDAY, November 10,
100 HORSES.
Pottsyillo, Pa.-FRIDAY, November IL, 100
November %, 100 HORSES
Ttusyille, Ps.-THURsDAY, November 10,
100 HORSES
Titusyills, Pa. THURSDAY, November 80,
100 HORSES.
Titusville, Pa.-THURsDAY and FRIDAY,
november y and "A, 100 MULES each day.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del.-TUESDAY Of each week
100 HORSES each day.
WILMINGTON, Del. -PRIDAY of each week, 100
MULES each day.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Md.-WRDNESDAY Noyember IA
100 HORSES.
BsI.imSrs, Md.-wRDNEsDAY. November %,
100 HORSES
GlESBoRO', D. c.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS OF each week,
100 HORSES each day
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT
WASHINGTON, D. c.
At this series Of sales all the Government ami
mails will be disposed OF Buyers should there
fore avail themselves Of this last opportunity to
purchase.
For sales Of public animals In the West see
Official Western newspapers.
AIimRls will be sold sinRly.
Sales TO commence al 10 clock a. m.
Terms; Cash In United States currency
By order Of the QuaTteTmaster General.
JAMES A. ERIN,
Bvt Brigadier General, In charge
oe24-tnoS0 First Division, Q. NJ. q, o.
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PHOPOSAIS.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE
~ "a WHISKY. ~ -
osgIoE pErOr ooa.lssARr OF sysasTssOn, /


oEHIcE DgPoT CoHnissARr OF suBsIsrsNoR,l
WAsHINGToS, d. @. November II, 1855. !
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, Of the form fur
Ms, nshed By the rndersisaed will BE- Isssiyed at
2lst day ofNovenber, 1895, for the sale Of
1895 BARRELS or WHISKY. .
The whisky offered for sale was ssiected with
care, and Is q the atst quality, sspeeislly the
not superior, to any whistles now in the market.
Proposals may be made for any number Of bar
reis-not less than hve Of each lot.
=, Lot No; 7 consists Of ninety eight barrels Of
Rye whisky containing about three thousand
nine hundred gallons
Lot No. 2 consists Of Ave hundred and thirteen
barrels Of Bourbon Whisky, containing about one
thousand six hundred gallons and
Lot No. 8 consists Of nine hundred and eighty
ave barrels OF RectiHed whisky containing about
thirty nine thousand gallons.
=, The Whisky will be reguaged before the de-
livery, and sold by tho ''pfoof gallon. " II may
be examined at the Subsistence Depot, Alexan.
dria, Va or samples can be seen and proposals
obtained from any Of the following ofieers;
,, Brevet II. Col, 3. D. Brigham, Capt. and G. g.,
Breyet Brig. Gen. II. 7. Clarke, A. D. c., and A.
G. o. g., U. s.A., Now York city.
Breyet Brig. Gen. Q. L. Kilburn, A. G. O. g., o.
Breyet Brig. Gen. 7. Wilson, v. g. 4nd Brevst
~ Colonel, Captain and G. g., o. s.A., Baltimore
Or at this once.
Payment in Government funds, about hfty per
cent. Of which will be required on the acceptance
Of the bid, and the remainder as soon ~ the re-
gauginR 10 completed, and before the delivery
commences.
No bids received from parties who have failed
10 comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to DO present at the
opening Of their bids.
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharves, In Alexandria, Va, FREQ OF expense to
the purchaser.
The usual reservation by the Government In
| regard to bids will be observed.
@. BELL,
nol7-4td Major and G. 8. =, U. 8. A.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT FRA ME
~ BUILDINGS,

CHIP QuAhrERMABrBR'B oPPIcB,)
DEPor or wAsHIxGrOE,
WAsHSgroE,D. G., November Ia 1854
Win be sold at Pablo Auction, on the prom.
ises, under the direction OF Captain j. H. Crowell,
A. q. NJ. ON SATURDAY, Novoinber Is, 1865,
commencing at o'clock p, m. the following.
described Government buildings, via
ON TWENTY THIRD, BETWEEN y AND q
STREETS
One ~ Office, l3by 81 feet
One ~ Once, II by 10 feet
NEAR CORNER OF TWENTY THIRD AND Y
STREETS.
One ~ Engine House, l6 by so feet
One ~ Engine House, IL by 40 feet.
Ono ~ Lime House, 81 by T2 feOt
One ~ Barrack, "a by Az feet.
One ~ Barreck, 32lS by a feet
CORNER OF TWENTY FOURTH AND F
STREETS, OPPOSITE HOSPITAL STABLES.
One ~ Mess House, . by 81 feet.
One ny Building adJoiuing Ness House, 10 by
% let.
CORNER TWENTY. FIRST AND sTREETs
one ~ Mess House, IS by 72lS feet
One ~ Mess House, "a by ls6 feet, two storIes
The buildings will be sold singly In the order
named, and must DO removed within ten days
from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, In Government funds
BY order Of BrsVet sjor General D. H. Rueker
Chief ouartermsster, Depot Of Washington.
OHAs. II. ToMPKINs,
nOVlS.0t Breyet Col. and QuaTterIaastsr,
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES.
~ MULES, CARTS, AMBULANCEs, BUILD.
ING MATRRIALR, TOOLS, OFFICE FIR
NTURB, &C, AT ANNAPOLIS, MARY.
LAND.
HRADaR's. Dept. OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHEZ QuanrERnAsrRR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. II, 1865.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at College
dreen Barracks, Annapolis, Nd. undr the direc.
ton OF Captain John Power, A. O. NJ, commence
Ing on WEDNESDAY, November 70, 1865, al 10
o'clock .. m. the following Quartermaster's
Twenty nine Horses.
Twenty -four Carts and Sets Cart Harness.
Seven Ambulance, Qour-wheel.)
One Seow.
One Sail Boat.
Six Coal Stoves.
Two Cooking Stoves.
Sixty three Chairs.
Thirty five Desks.
5000 feet Of Lumber, Hemlook and White
Forty-one barrels Of Lime.
One hundred and forty two Thumb Latches.
Pour hundred and eighty six pairs Hinges,
Pour thousand three hundred and forty .ono
Grain Sacks. -
One Hay Scale, (completo)
And quantity Of Carpenter Blacksmiths,
and Wheelwrights' Tools, Harness, Building
Materials, wheelbarrows, Axes, Hatchets, Spades.
shovels, condemned Camp and Garrison Equip,
age, and other miscellaneous stores.
Animals and vehicles will be sold Hingly ;
other articles In lots to suit purchasers, who Will
BIO required to remove their property within ave
days from date Of sale. 49,
Terms-Cash In Government funds
N. I. LUDINGToN,
Colonel and Chief ouartermaster,
nol7-l0t Department Of Washington, ,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

CHTBF oUARTERHAsrgR' oPytcR. !
DKPoT OF WARRINGTON,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. IA, 1855.
VIII be sold at public auction, on tho premises,
under the direction Of Captain J. IL Cfowell, A.
Q. NJ: on MONDAY, November ~, 1865, com
menoing at O'Clock, p. m, the following de-
scr1bsd Government Buildings, viz:
AT QUARTBRMASTER HOSPITAL, on SIX
TENTH, BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS.
One ny Building, n by AZ feet, two stories.
One ny Building, 81 by 20 feet
AT JACRSOE'S CORRAL. SEVENTEENTH
AND N STREETS
One ~ oaice, 10 by 81 feet, about 3 800 feet of
Fence, together with a lot Of Lumber
NEAR CORNER OF TWENTY. SECOND AND q
STREETS
One ~ 0floe, l6IS by 80 feet
One ny Office, ID BY 10 feet.
One ~ Carriage house, % by 80 feet
One ~ Shed, "a by % feet.
The buildings viii be sold singly, in the order
named, and must DO removed from the premises
within ten days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
By order Of Brevet Major General D. H. Ruckor,
Chief ouartermaster, Depot Of Washington.
CHAS. II. TOMPKINs,
nnl4-6t Breyet Colonel and Quartermnzter
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ESPEY d BURGD ORFF,
IL CABINET MAKERS AND UPHoLSTERBRS
We take this method OF returning thanks to our
former friends and customers for the liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon us before the late Ore on
Seventh street. at which they lost all their tools
and stock OF Materials and beg leave to state that
they have leased the new store
ON STREET, ONE DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH.
We are now prepared to manufacture, repair,
yarnish all kinds Of furniture, put down carpets,
&c. and to do all business connected with up
holsteTing aud house furnishing, and in the best
manner and at the shortest notice. BY strict at
tentiou to business and moderate charges we
hope to merit q share Of the public patronage,
ESPBY 4 BURGDoRFF,
WAsHINGr0E, Nov. Is, 1898. nol3-u
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GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.

SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL, !
November Is, 1865 (
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Arsenal,
on SATURDAY MORNING, the 18th Of Noyem-
Der, at 10 O'Clock, the following condemned
stores, viz:
Steam Engines.
Pan Blower.
Soda Generators, (ooppor.)
Planning Machine.
! Turning Lathe, for iron work.
Punch Press.
Lot Of Cotton Machinery. .
Steam Boilers.
Lot Of shafting. with hangers and
pulleyB)
! Lot Of Wagon Breaks
! Lot Of Railroad Car Braces
Coffee Rooster.
Gear Cutting Machine.
Grindstoues.
IA, 900 Old Files and Rasps
!, 600, 900 pounds Cast Iron Scraps.
IA, 600 pounds Wrought Iron Scraps.
Lot Of Car ShAckles.
Screw Cutting Machine.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, and pur-
cha.ers will be required to remove the property
within Ave days. J. @ BENTON,
nol6-9td Maj. Ordnance and BIT. Col Cong
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John R. ELvANS 4 CO.,
~ 81 LouisiAuA ave. and sos @ street. n
WASHINGTON, D. c., HA
DEALERS IL w
IRON AND STEEL. "
SWEDISH IR0N-ordinary sirs,,
REFINED IRON.
BAGHALL's, 30.
RODS.
HORSE RR SHOE rRoN-a,,r. &c.
ovGIs AND HALF ROUNDS
q. B. NAIL RODS.
T. v. =. do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING sTRBL.
TIRE do.
TOE CORK STEEL.
HooPS-GalvaniIed
SCROLL IRON.
RXTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-Round and
square, charcoal plate irsRi puddlsd
SHEET IRoN-AmerieAn; American costa.
rAIai" Belgian i'm. RussiAi Russia
SQUARE CAST sFEBL--Sanderson's
OCTAa0N CAST STEEL.
SHEAR 6TEEL-SAndsrSon'S
GERMAN STEEL.
PLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER BTBKL-AmerioAn.
ROUND BTRRL-CAst; machinery.
Gpll en-
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
" FHIA ORRICE
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GALE OF NAVY OwDERs.

BUREAU OF 0RDSAEcR,)
NAVY DBPARTnEsr,
WARRINGTON CRY, November 0, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, under the diree-
uon Of Captain William Rogers Taylor, U. 3. N,
At the Ordnance Yard, Washington, ID. c., on
MONDAY, November %, 1885, at IL noon, a lot
Of l, 200 barrels Of Navy Cannon and Musket
Powders.
Samples Of these powders can be seen, until the
day Of sale, at the Ordnance Office, with the de-
seription and quantity OF each kind attached.
The powders must be removed by the pur-
ehasers within five days from the day Of sale. "
Terms, Cash, in Government funds.
II. A. WISE,
no7-2aw2w Chief OF Bureau.
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CLosE, coRBETT AND MONROE.
JAMES T. CLOSE,
g.. Late Colonel 10th Va. Vol,
P.R. CORBRTT,
Of New York,
..,r. nj W. A. MONROE,
Late Of War Department
ATTORNEYS, q, g. CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
-. INSURANCE. AGENTS, SOLICITORS
OF PATENTS
All business entrusted to our care will be at
tended to with promptness and fidelity.
orrIcH-No. 227 Pennsylyauia avenue,
Opposite Willard's Hotel,
Jyl-t Washington, d. g,
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n POT HOUSE
~ OPPOSITE BALTIMORE DEPOT,
One block from the Starting Point Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, Is enlarged and re-
lifted, and 10 prepared and hopes to receive O
full share Of patronage @, BOYLE,
nolV-u Proprietor,
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
~ GALLERY,
lNTELLIG ENCBR BUILDING
OIL Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER
The damage caused by the late Ore has been 80
far repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
When, as formerly, the rule will be strictly en-
forced thrUu ghout the establishment,
"PRoDUCE THE BEST NO NATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TINE AND MATERIAL
Mr.. q. takes this opportunity to thank his nu-
merous friends and oustOmers for past Kindness
and TO say It shall be his constant aim TO con
tinus to merit the very liberal encouragement
heretofore extended to him, oeA.dtf
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MEX Co! MEMO

MI Il ~ " NJ IL y L v
$50, 900, 900 LOAN OF THE REPUBLIC
OF MEXlCo.
TwENTY.-YEAR COUPON BONDS IN SUMS OF
so, slO", $500. AND o.. 900.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CENT, PAYABLE IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
$lO, 900 TO BE SOLD AT SIXTY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR,
IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY,
Thus yielding an
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 TRmaulpss aud San
Louis Potosi; and the plighted faith OF the said
o'-'os and the General Government are
ALL PLEDGED FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
THESE BONDS AND
PAYMENT OF INTEREST.
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Circulars forwarded and subscriptions re-
eeVed by
JOHN W. CoRLIES CO.,
AND
J. N. TIFF,
Financial agents Of the Republic OF Mexico.
Of Broadway, New York.
Ss- Subscriptions also received by Bauks
and Bankers generally throughout the United
States. noVlO-2m
RUTTERFIED'S OVERLAND DIS
- PATCH COMPANY,
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COLI
oRADo TERRITORY.
This Company start for AtehfsoA and Law
ropce, Kansas, II daily lISs Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough braeo-springs comfortable
and roomy. Passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from St. Louis connect with these
Coaches at LawrsneeA
The route Is through hne country Astounding
In game, &e., and over the hnest natural road in
the world.
Merchants ordering goods In the East to 20 by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
Ssfollows:
"VIa Butternold's o. D. Co. Express,
Atchisonl Kansas"
Principal oaiee-No. 6s Broadway, New York
Por further particulars apply to- any of The
following officers:
NEW YORK.
E. p. BRAY, President
Col. J. II. PULESToN, Secretary,
W. X. KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. Z. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
Wan. MARTIN, General Agent
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS.
Gen. W. X. BREWSTER, Vice President
d. A. BUTrERPlRLD, GeuI Superintendent.
Maj. Gen. A. Mo. d. McCooK,
Special Agent,
oe27-u Headquarters Atehison, Kansas.
NETRAppINn pAuEp NON c,y-
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John r. ELVANs a CO.,
y 81 LouisianA avenue and sos street
WARRINGTON, D. G.,
DHALBRs In
KRG HARDWARE

CUT NAILs-Finishsd, Cto l2di to
I'D; Box, o, 7, Cd.
CUT SPIKES-l to Inches.
CLINCH NAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT sPIKR6,
HORSE SHOES, Burdens Government, No. ]
70 o; Burdens City, No. ! 8; @. and
T., No. Ito Ii Mule Shoes, J., J. g.
HORSE NAILs-arhn's, eto loi Putnam's,
Q to 10; Putnam's, t'X, oto 10; New
London, 9 10 10; ''kmsrisan, 80 to 10
apll TKRMsi Hpr OARB
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THE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
EVER OFFERED.
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 u per cent. Gold Bond Of 400
Three hundred dollars in United States Cur
rency will buy a 7 per cent. Gold Bond Of 400.
Six hundred dollars in United States Currency
will buy a ! per cent. Gold Bond Of q, 900.
LET EVERY LOVER OF REPUBLICAN TNSTI-
TuTIoNS BUY AT LEAST ONE BOND.
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL BUILDINGS, LUMBER, TIMBER, &C. AT
FORTS ABOUND WASHINGTON d. c.
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CHIBP QUARTRRNAsTRR' OPPIcB
DBPor or WASHINGTON,
WARRINGTON, d. G., Nov Is, 1885.
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest
OF the
OFFICERS QUARTERS, BARRACKS, MESS
HOUSES, STABLES,
and other structures belonging to the Quarter
masters Department, U. s. A. In and about the
following dismantled Forts around Washington.
Also, for the Engineer Department, the lumber,
timber, abattis, &c, connected with same, as fol-
lows, viz.
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= EA TON HOUS

g E TON HOUSE,
~ Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Sew
euth streets, Washington, D. G.
This House Is entirely new, aud contains all
the modern improvements, such as water and
gas, in every room. The travelling public may
rest assured Of finding as comfortable aeeomIao.
dstions with US as can be found In any hrst-eliss
hotel, North or South. Our friends, patrons, and
travelling public generally, visiting washingtO
are cordially invited to make their home with
us, as no palms will be spared to make them com.
Portable. GILBERT 4 BHODHBAD,
Projectors.
Washington, d. O., Nov. 10, nl5-lm.