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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL.
- TARr RAILROAD PROPERTY.

SALE OF UNITED STATES MILL
- TART RAILROAD PROPERTY.
osrIcE OF Assr. O. N. .. g. NIL. R. R.,)
$50 @ STREET,
wAsHIxarox, D. c., August 8, 1886
VIII be sold at Public Auction, At Alsxsndria, Va,
on THURSDAY August 2 the balance Of Un ted States
Military Railroad Property remaining on hand at that
place, consisting In psft as follows:
Two second class servicsabls Locomotive Engines
Norris Sons. builders; gauge, I feet az inches.
One Tender Truck, two email Trueh Cars.
oue hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels on Axles
Seventy tons ''T Railroad Iron (l5 lbs to the yard
nearly newt hftssn Stoves, two nftssn ton Hydraulic
Jacks, ave tons unssrviceable Railroad Iron.
Five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron second
Railroad spikes, Chairs, Rubber Loops Broad Axes,
Aauls, Platform and Counter scaes, Lanterns Oars,
Decks, Tables, and variety Of other articles; aho
Nine Frame Buildings.
Sales to eommsnee at 10 o'clock, M, st the Military
Railroad Wharf where the Locomotives Railroad Iron
and Car Wheels stored Ths balance Of the articles
will be sold at the Railroad Supply Store near the
Orange and Alexandria Depot.
Will also be sold At Pittsburgh, Pa, At II o'clock a.
m. on TUESDAY, August rs
Eleven new Box Cars, Ave feet gauge; Penuoek 4
Co, Kennel Square, Chester oou nty, Penn builde .
Terms: Cash. In Government funds.
Any further Information relative to the Property will
be furnished on application at this Office.
p. J. CHILLY,
Bvt. Major and A. O. NJ, U. .. Army.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL RsTATE IN THs DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

10 virtue Of three wrts Of Peri Paeias issued from
the CLERKS once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia. and to me direetsd, win expose 70 public
slant, 1885, commencing al IL O'Clock, m the follow
Tl. S.isa P.Gl p.GlPsff'y OF ,ss, 10 VI T
The county Of Washington in said District described as
Ioiiows Begnning at stake stone In the arst line
beginning corner Of the tract conveyed by Lorenzo
Thomas to Rachel A. 4. Bowen on q course 8. Il de-
srees T. and running from said stake or stone nsD
70 stake or stone thence (2iJ s7I degrees along
. stake or stone ta.nes tsdl n IS degree. ( Ss
not yet opened for travel at that point but about to be
opened, and which leads from the deorgetown and
hSsyys Ss ,Trrpss e the s q called
new road n. lox degrees W. 10 peiehss to a stone;
thence ith) sS degrees by III. edge Of said road
pershss to stone in said edge thence th) along said
tsh) along said edge 81 degrees W sio psrehs. to
perehss to stone thence DOTH by said edge due west
10 perches to stone thence Vltb) N. T6 degrees W.
pershss to stone In said edge; thence Q2th) by said
BY said edge 50 degrees g. 10 perebes to stone
thence l+th) degrees is $40 perches to stone 81
the southeast corner Of graveyard lot thence 05,hl
az degrees T. 81 perches to the place Of beriunipg
containing So acres roods and Is perches Of land,
more or less, together with the imJ rovemsnts.
The whole Of square No. I'D,
Lot No s In square No. 6s3,
Lots Nos 9 and 10 in square No. 8s5,
In the city Of Washington b. c. together with the I'm.
Seized and levied upon as the property Of Rob.r,
W. wrsr and VIII BE- sold to satisfy executions Nos 40
Smith, Robt j. Walker, and No 2sa Juds's c.
Benjamin e. de.ting' Is. ROb't walker
DAVID g. GooDIN0,
au5'td United States Marshal d. c.
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From New Orleans.

other convsntionists have made aaidavits before
acting Upited States Commissioner Hustoul, charg.
ing Mayor Monroe and Sheriff Hayes with being
the principals or accessory to the homicide of the
30th.
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= WASHINGTON WEArHER-At Thompsons g
Owen House yesterday the Thermometer at q. m.
rs; at IL m, SSi att p. m, so.
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Voting In North O

Voting In North Carolina.
.RALxIGH, Aug. 9.-In fifteen counties heard
from there are 4007 votes for, and L. 704 against,
the new constitution. II Is probably adopted.
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Suy-srRoKE- Yesterday afternoon, about
2o'clock, Q colored man named Edward Boston,
who resides on Pierce street, near Second, and EN-.
poyed at Eslins brickyard in the northern part Of
the city fell from the effects Of the heat while en-
gagged at his work, and died . short time after
wards.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In virtue Of writ Of Yisr Haciss issued from the
Glet once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and % ne directed will ssll at public SALE
for cash, on TUESDAY August a. 1896 at 10 clock
m, on the premises, corner Of Washington and Water
streets. deorgetown D. c., the following goods and
All Baetsmthipg Tools lee Hooks, Drill, Vice, Iron
In work, Ac, not made up In Blacksmith Shop corner
material there.
Two New Bodies Of Wagons
Two Anvils.
One wheelbarrow.
And directly afterwards, at Dowuing's auction store
on street. nearly opposite Market square, George
One Sofa.
One Painting.
Sig CAns-bottomsd Chairs.
One Silver Pitcher
One Brass Spirit Level.
One Marble Top Table
One Mirror.
One SAlvsr.
0ns Cane Seat Rocking Chair.
beifsd and levied upon the property Ct John Mur-
ply, and will be sold TO satisfy execution No. 1885, In
favor Of T. ! Adler 4 Co., use Of WIN, .,D. Cassin
against John Murphy. DIS 0OObING,
sus-dn United States Marshal d. G.
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A THIEvNG SERvAST.-Yesterday morn
Ing Ohhcer Drill on duty at Police Headquarters,
arrested oolored girl named Alice Williams on :
charge Of stealing clothing from B. W. Reed, cor.
ner Of Fourteenth and F streets, and Mrs. Brown,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets. The girl was employed BY Mr.. Reed
hrst and afterwards by Mrs. Brown. 1t 10 thought
she Is concerned In several other robberies and is
held at Police Headquarters to be identified.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIEGTos, July 8, 1866.
On the petition ofD D. Allen Of Adams Massaeh usetts
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the 18th day Of October 1859 for Improvement In
''Tool for Cutting Pegs out Of Boot soes for
years from the expiration Of said patst, which takes
place the l9th day Of October, 1866,
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent omoe on MONDAY, the lst day Of October
next, at l2 o'clock IN. aud all persons are notified to
appear and show any they have, why said pc.
tition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file In
the Patent Once their elections, specially set forth
writing at least t,oenv days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hsd BY either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules Of the ofcs which will bs fur
nishsd on application
Dspositions and other papers, relied upon ts.ti.
mony, must be died In the once tosnty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPuBLIoAs, and the Inteiligsncer, Washington, G.,
and In the Springfield Republican, Massaehusett once
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
publications be ct least sixty days previous to the
day Of hearing. T.C.THRAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Editors ofHhe above papers will please copy.
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. jy9.lawSw
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Cholera Abating In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 9.--The cholera Is Abating
Only four cases were reported to.day-no deaths
Two cases were reported yesterday.
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The New York state Convention at saratogs
SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-Ths National Union Con.
vention Of the State Of New York met in the Union
Hotel at noon to-day, and waS called TO order By
Hon. Richard Schell, Of New York city, on whoss
motion Hon. Homer 4: Nelson was appointed tom
porary chairman. The delegates and outsider
present numbered about six hundred.
Mr.. Nelson, on taking the chair, spoke as fol-
lows:
Accept my thanks, gentlemen, for the honor you
have conferred In calling upon me 10 preside dur
Ing the preliminary organization Of this eonvsn
tion. You, gentlemen, come direct from the peo
pie, uncontrolled and uninausncsd BY any political
organization, for the purpose Of giving eject TO the
almost universal sentiment that with peace would
come complete and perfect union In sentiment and
national action.
BY the articles Of confederation the union Of the
States In express terms was declared to bs perpet
ua and that the Federal Constitution established
Government indissolubls and permanent. The
question has been settled for all time BY the pa.
triotio and heroic Of the army and navy Of the
United States in the great conflict which has SO
lately terminated and that settlement Is squissced
| in BY the great mass Of - people against whom
the power Of soldiers and sailors was directed
No State can dissolve Its relations with her sis.
| ter States. Once State In the Union 1t 10 enti.
tied 70 all the rights and privileges guaranteed BY
not only BY one Gag, but in the Congress Of th.
nation; to sustain the President Of the United
States in the contest forced upon him BY the pres
| snt Congress.
A Convention At Philadslphis has been called
and that the great State Of New York 10 ther'
properly represented Is the duty imposed upon you
Gentlemen Of the convention, trusting that W
| may properly perform our allotted duty. and tha
harmony may prevail during our deliberations
again allow me to return you my thanks.
The call for the convention wss read and ap
proved.
| A delegate from West Chester remarked tha
some Of the delegates selected BY Congrsssona
distriots and therefore moved that credentials b,
presented BY Congressional distriots
The motion was opposed BY Thos. J. Barr snt
Others who insisted that they should bs prssente,
| hnallv preyailed
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A Few Cotton shirts for President johnson.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 0.-Ths arst bale Of new
cotton received In Macon was purchased by the
oitiIsns and shipped a. present to President John.
son,
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ELECTION OF DELEGATEs.-To-day the
election Of delegates to represent the city at the
Chamber, City Hall. In accordance with the re-
quest Of the National Union Executive Committee,
Mayor Wsllaoh has appointed Henry Lyles, R W.
Batss, and WIN. J. Donohoo to act as judges, and
II Is thought very large vote will bs polled. The
polls will bs opened at nine O'Clock .. IN. and
olose At nina n m.
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, AUcrIoSRRRs.
DY j. G. MEG UIRE Il CO
ID AuCTIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES CON
TIGUOus TO THR CITY, ON THE HIGH C,RoHS no
BETWEEN KALoRAMA AND MERIDIAN Hill
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of August at s q 'eiocE N
on the premises shall sell Lot Of ths tJse "
land known as the "widow's Mite. subdixtasS ~
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each 80
This land Is situated the high grounds porthx.s.,
Of and contiguous TO the city aud Is one Of ths mot
beautiful locations In this vicinity for cottage
commanding Asit does an extensive view of
sI.st ns sa1 ,spasSS sp5CaS'dnS '9SI and II easy sppc
ne valuable place Of Mr. Little and is in itself ysIaa
os " eonssapsnes Of the prospect either Of Eaorama
OF asrdisn HUI being selected to build the sumner
sna ior me pss.asht being between these sitss
sha also Proposed 10 construct Passenger railroad
oa' OonnssNeu Svsnueto the boundary There is also
9aAt o stone on the place 70 which purchasers will
privileged to get the ko gratis for the foun.
aa.lons Of any buildings hey may desire to on
Plss Of the property may be al the Lueton room
Of he0uirs Co, where the property nay be
purchased ~ private sAie
Terms, ons half each residue g 10 and IS months.
With interest for notes secured on the pfopsrly sod
ceavsysreiss at parshsssI,. cost
wM, N0rRss, Trustee.
jan Q, Ne0piRE 90,
Ha$'s Ausi9ssNS
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city. AulO-N~
DOOM AND BOARD WANTED BY A
III gentleman and wife In private family residing
north Of the Avenue and within four squares Of the
REPrBLIce Office. Address, B. c., Office Of NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, stating location and terms, which must be
moderate No professional boarding house keeper need
apply, ant
EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE INA
private house on street south, = few doors from
the city railroad. The house contains eight rooms
Possession Of furniture and house given mm sdissy
Address b. T.. at this odBce.
EOR SALE-A LOT ON F STREET
SOUTH near city railroSd, fronting nearly % feet,
aud running back 80 foot aley Price "a per
foot Address T. B., at this onioe.
EOR SALE-IN THE FIRST WARD A
LARGE TaREE-AND.A.HALP STORY BRICK
HOUSE, THIRTEEN ROOMS, KITCHEN, LARGE
DINING ROOM AND HALL, WITH LARGE CELLAR
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE. The lot contains over
H. 900 feet Of ground, under cultivation, with grape
vines fruit trees shrubs flowers, DC. Gas and water
throughout the house. Is hrst class residence, and
In one Of the nuest locations In the city. Address
H. j.. at this once. jyl2.n
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A QUEEN TO VIsIr WAsHINGroS.-Em
the Queen Dowagsr Of the Sandwich Islands, who
arrived In New York BY the Cunard steamer Java
on Wednesday morning has accepted an invitation
to visit this city, and will arrive about the nst Of
next week. She has recently visited Europe to
ask the aid Of the church there for the sx.ention Of
religion among her subjects She is described a
about thirty years of age, Of the medium siss, Of
prsposssssing appearance, with black eyes, black
straight hair, and olive complexion, ed dresses In
the latest style. Her Majesty Is accompanied and
escorted by Major Hopkins, an officer Of the Eng.
lsh army. A young English lady, Miss Iness
spurgen, travels with her in the capacity Of lady
friend. These, with q man servant and maid
servant comprise the suite. A special messenger
was sent to New York from this city to give a
proper reception TO the illustrious guest, and 10
tender her the hospitalities Of our Government.
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LIMITED sTATEsMARsHAL's SALE

TINTED STATES ESMARSHAL'S SALE.
In virtue Of writ Of Pieri Raeias and rsturped ha-
bendo issusd from the CLERKS once OF the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia and to me directed
! will sell At public sale, for cash, on TUESDAY the
18th day Of August, 1880, 81 10 m at the auction
store o. Thomas Dowlins ia Bridge street, George.
toIn p the following goods and ehattsls, to Wit
One Marble Top Countsr.
One Small Sorrell Mare,
selred and levied upon the goods and ehattes Of
Daniel Wss, and will be sold 10 satisfy execution ip
favor OF WIN: D. Csssin and David O. 9ooding, No
! MSS, sgainst Daniel Wells D. Q. 00ODINO,
au9.dts United States Marshal D, @.
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EOR RENT.-THE HOUSE, NO. All
Thireenth street. Is for rent, and part Of the fur
niiure for sale accommodating terms The locality
Of this property is among the most desirable In the
. city. AulO-2ts
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POLICE CAsKs-Before Justice Drury-
Edward Hines was arrested In the First ward by
0aicsr Crump for assault and battery on Philip
Ksarnan and disordsrly conduct. On the arst
charge he was held to bsii for court, and fined Ss
on the other charge.
Before Justice Batss-Jamss Walker, colorsd,
was arrested by 0tosr voss for creating nusancs.
He was fined $40.
Before Justice waltsr-Franois Bradnsr was ar
rested BY 0ficer Barley for wasting Potomso
water. He was fined ~.
Before Justice Handy-Lsmusl Trotman, eoiorsd,
was arrested BY 0fhosr 6prasus for carrying con.
cesied weapons. He was Aned $40, and, In dsfaul,
Of payment, sent 70 the workhouse.
James Comm, soldier was arrested by 0ficer
rurnburk for stealing from Daniel Mullen. HI
was sent TO jail for court.
Before Justice Boswsl-Bsnjsmin Thomas
colored, was arrested BY Officer Evans for carrying
concealed weapons. He was fined $20.90, and in
default Of payment, sent to the workhouse
Henry W. Jordan, colorsd, was arrested BY thu
same officer for running wagon without license
He was hned S.
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VIsrroRs.-Yesterday morning q delega-
days past, the guests Of the Saengorbund'of that
city. The visitors we're met At the depot BY COM
mittss Of the Washington society and escorted to
Arbiter Hall, on Pennsylvanis avenue, near Four
and.a-half street, where they were welcomed BY
Mr.. Waldenecker, who delivered . very pleasant
address. Mr.. Frank, on the part Of the visitors,
responded, after which the company sat down to an
excellent dinner. The visitors were yesterday ss-
oorted about the city and handsomely entertained
By their Washington brothers. They will remain
in town several days.
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Aatiunai Arpnblifau,
LOCAL HIDVV9.

BOARD or POLICE COMMISSIONERS
regular meeting Of the Board Of Metropolitan Po-
iics Commissionsrs WAS held yesterday afternoon 10
their rooms st Police Hsadquartsrs.
james B. 0'Bhsn was appointed patrolman In
the Finh precinct, in place Of chariss Richter,
dropped.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rssoipsd, That no more applicants for appoint
msnts on the police force will bs examined until
further notice, and that Major Richards be 70.
qussted TO make that fact known as he may have
opportunities to do 90.
WIN. II. Muldoon was appointed additional pa
troman at the Treasury extension, vice Benjamin
8. Gibbs, dismissed.
WIN. ii. Snyder was recommissionsd an addi-
tional patrolman to do duty between Tenth and
Twelfth, and y streets.
The Board directed that hereafter the 6upsrln.
tendsnt DO known as major; the Sergsants - lieu
tenantsi the roundsmen as sergeants; and patrol
men as privstes, In accordance with the recent col
OF Congress-
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
ID. Coon. tof Jay Cooke Co. J Prssidsst
VS.. Hu.ruoros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
IIHAuorAL AoEHr o, THE usIrID rrArn.
lsrI s.sssr. orPosls TEE rasAsvly pspAlsnls.
osvsr,.s,s securities with frssal,sr uai.sl sss.ss,
A~ONE MILLION DOLLARs.~
We buy sAd sell all classes Of aovIRHnIHf slcu.
RITIIs Il current market rates.
YuRHIsH IxoHANaI and make colisstioas o. ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oITIls OF TIE uBrrID srAfIs.
We purchase aovsrnnsat voashsrs On he MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oAa,,uL AsD Psourr
ArrssrIos 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEs AND YIRns,
sad 70 any other business entrusted to us
FULL INFORMATION in regard 70 oovIRHnInf
LOANS aa al times shssrfully furnished.
WI. HUNTINGDON. os.hiss.
vAsursavos. March %. 1875 uhn -dH
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TIL. award: viii be made .:i IL: concert on tSs .;sS.
Of the theatre, where three thousand persons can Wit
ness IT, COMMITTEES will be appointed By the audience
Printed list, q ,w.rd. vim be published and supplied
tickets With full directions as to The ship.
Il ali The principal Hotels. BOOK and Gu.ie Store. IL II:
city, and .. the HeadquaItsrs, in the Mammoth Pair
nonal Orphans Home Fund corner Of Seventh strsei
and Pennsylvsnia avenue, Washington, D. Q.
a!is a. fs n.SS;
sst in relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
CARD "a large number Of tickets remaining un.old,
THURSDAY the iIti Of October, 1885, At which lime
The many :windiins schemes ths. have been pre-.
sented 70 the public during the past few months
the people throughout the country that this enterprise
was 'uns, and solely fsf charitable purpose The
Director. are conadeuto the sale Of every Ticket and
have allotted sufneient time to guarantee the sales
MAJOR II. 4. HALL, President Soldiers and Sailors
sd " wIIIiAh Sosss E.a.sss Si DiI:sor Al
TREASURY DxpAarnusr,
oryIcx o. INTERNAL REvESur,
wAsHISaroH, July q, 1855.
Sa as an S.a:l ID
% hs "a 2, .uS s:1 hi,.
Of Columbia, for permi, sion to hold lottery ras
gin enterprise, and presented To- him satisfactory svi.
dence that tbs proceeds Of said lottery, rahe, gi
enterprise will be devoted to charitable uses, permits
sion 10 hereby granted to such managing dirsetors'
to hold such lottery rae or gift enterprise free from
all charge, whether from license In respect 10
such lottery ''' En 'issiIsii; sc2riss Commissioner
All persons vorably disposed are requested to act as
Money should in all be sent By post once order
dran, express, or registered letters
In every case send the name and post once address,
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed to
WILLIAM 8. MORSE,
Secretary soldisrs and Sailors National Concert,
Washington, D. @. Lock Box No. 81.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
Maj. Gen. Winfield 8. Haneoet, ,U.s.A.
Gen Robert Q. sehenok, n O., Ohio.
Cen. Gem IS'it joan k.ssas saf q T:s'7sa s.s TsIt
Gen. James O. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N Hsdriek, iowa.
Gen. D. G. MoCallam, D. @.
Gen o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. W. Perry, NJ. g, Michigan.
p. .. Tornsy E.q. Di.trie. oi oCiunSis
Hon VIM ks!isx: 4; c. G.. Psnn.ylv.n!.
Hon. Ebon Q; InEsrsoll, Y, q, Illinois
H:s Hon a'iIy yIsaD D'%G' r. N Nc e. Es9s Ss9.'''''
Hon: Sa tsina Si.a a'; s:.. tc;,iTiy.'; T:T JERSEY
HSn HSn sspSs.s s:piss W.os e. Psna.,,.u
Hon. J. ,. orinnei, N. d, lows
MAI q. n. Van Buren. New York.
Gen X. B. Hayes, II Ohio.
Hon 8, T. Holmes, N. 9. New York.
Hon. g. R. Latham, N. g, West virginia.
Hon Hon 7 Ths' q s.,D.S T Davis, = y C. New York
Ron. Samuel J. Randall, n. c., PennsylvAnia.
le6.eod2m
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THE "GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON RsON.
sTEAM.PowER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
No. OIL Ninth Street. near Psunsylvania Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the above
OLD EsTABLIsHED PRINTING HOUSE
BY an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most improved
EssEs,
Is prepared to execute every variety Of
LErrER.PREss PRINTING.
PINE VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER.
PLAIN OR coLoRED INK.
PR0MPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY BIZ
RELIE ON.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
ITALY AND AUSTRIA SFIlL At VARIANCE.
The Philadelphia Convention.
MASSACHUSETTS SENDS GREETING.
New York Fully Represented.
A PRESENT FOR THE PRESIDENT.
AN INDIAN WAR IN PROGRESS.
Sedition Among Negro Troops.
They Capture q Town and Murder ih Citizens.
-
They Capture q Town and Murder ih ClliRns.
oABL n n n w o.

Thrsatsning Attitude Of Italy and Austria
ship Burned at ssa-Passsngsrs and Crew
Saved.
New YoRk, Aug. 9.-Ths following BY the At.
lantic Cable was received BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. 8.-The relations between the
Governments Of Austria and Italy are assuming q
threatening attitude.
LIvlRPooL, Aug 8.-Ths ship Danube, from
Bristol for the United States, has been burned ai
sea- Her passengers and crow were saved and
brought to this port BY tho ship Compser from
Mobile.
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r UMBER FOR WAGON-MAKERSA AT
AUCTION

T UMBER FOR WAGON-MAKERS AT
IL AUCTION.
CHEF QUARrERNAsrER's OyPIcEl
DEPor OF wAsHIsarox.
,, wAsHisoroS, D. c., August q 1865.
VIII be sold At public auction under the direction Of
Brevst BIigsdier General c. II. Tompkius, q nj. u &
A., on WEDNESDAY. August q, at Lincoln Depot.
commencing At 10 the foil wing described LUM.
BER:
About 30. 900 feet 2ineh Oak Plank
"" "" 90, 600 feet 2lS.ineh "
ITO, 900 feet "
700 feet 81 "
so, 900 feet d"
10, 600 feet 0
{" - % eco Geo fee. fee, ~ " Ash Plank.
81, 600 feet
" iSSSSS SSSS fs.,a feet, Hickory Plank.
s. 900 feet
~, 900 feet * Poplar Boards
This sale Is we'll worthy the attention Of Csrri.ge
makers, as this L. superior lot Of well seasoned Inn
ber will be offered In lots OF 900 feet, with the
privilege Of 10, 600 feet. ~ '
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
Successful bidders will be required 10 remove THAR
purchases within fifteen days from day Of sale.
D. II. RUCKER,
brsve' NAL Gen. and Chief ouArtermAstsr,
aus'td Depot OF Washington.
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~ Newspapers publishing the above, sad sivisu -
ilFy
The national Republican., 1866-08-10

P.s -gdtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent oce with parsr
oontainnQ this notice iyl9-W3w
The national Republican., 1866-08-10
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE

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