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OF THE INTERIOR,
uNITRD STATES pATENT OEPlCR MASMIN O.

L bIAIEo IAlhNl Nlflbbt " AoillAb-
TON, MAY ~, ls86.-On the petition Of Luther G.
white, Of wAerbuTy Connecticut prayipg for the ex.
tension Of patent RtRuted to him on the It'll day Of
september, 1882, for an improvement IN Method Of
Making Lamp Tops, RYeIs, &C. for seven years
rsm the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
the Tth day II September, 1896,
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent O1iee MONDAY, the auth day Of Augus. next
at ~ O'Clock and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, " any they have why said petition
ought not to bo granted,
PerSons opposing the extension required to file In
the Patent once their objections, specially set forth
writing vt least ttoeHty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hed BY either party to be used at the
said hearing, must be taken aud ransm tilted 10 accord
ance with the rules Of the once, which will DO fur.
nished on application.
Dispositions aud other pApers, relied upon as tssti
mony must BE- ned In the once tlneRty days before
the day Of htArtng the arguments, any, within tea
days after hiDg the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice he published In thu
IntslliD6Heer sud the REPuBLCAE, Washington, D, c.
and In the Palladium New Haven, Connecticut once
week for three suSsStiys weeks the nrst Of said pub
isstOsl 10 V lsSss sixty days previous g Ne day
l py2oslAwSW Commissioner Of Patents,
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The Fsnian Prisoners Released on Bail.

BUFFALO, June 5, IL p, m.-By order of the
Government at Washington, the Fenian prisoners
have been released to.night-the men on their own
recoguiEance, and tho officers In Ave hundred dol
lars bail, all to appear at Canandaigua when re-
quired and to subscribe that they will not take up
arms In American waters.
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Monday:
Mayor--Richsrd waliach
First wsrd-Aidcrman, John D. Turton.* Coun-
eilmen, s. 7. Drury. Andrew Carroll and Clarence
d. Baker. Assessor, Geo. y. Kidueli.
Second ward--AIderman, J. Russell Bars
6ouncilmsn, A. J. Joyce, . II. Clay Stewards and
8. A. Peugh.%
Third ward-Aiderman, John T. Given. Coun-
cilmen, George W. Calvert, John W. simms* and
b y. Morsll
Fourth ward-Aidsrman, Elijah Edmonston
Oouncilmsn, VIM II Naliey, W. W. Moorss and
Charles II Anderson.*
Fifth wrd-Alderman, James A. TAFT. coun-
cilmsn, John " Bryan, VIM. A. Mulloy and John
W. Mead.&
Sixth ward-Alderman, Donald McCathrsn. =
Councilman, Thomas D. Msrche, VIM. Talbots and
John II. Peake.
Seventh ward-Aldormnn, Crosby 8. Noyss.*
Councilman, John Dudley, . VIM. 7. Walkers and
George Wrght.* Assessor, John H. Birds
The majority for Mayor walsch Is 2,39s.
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BRUTAL Assault AND ATTEMPT TO RoB.-
The dwelling of Samuel B, Stafford, esq near Bla.
densburg, was broken open on Monday night, the
2sth ultimO, about IL o'clock, by three men, who
assembled to the second story, where Mr.. Stafford
slept. They demanded his money, pointiQg toward
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SALE OF G SsSI RI BUILD
CHTEr ouARTHRnAsrHR's oyymn,
DERor OF WAsHnaToB,
wAsHISaroE, D. c., May 20, 1855
viii be sold at pube auction, the premises, under
the direction OF Brevet LsutenAnt Colonel James n
Moore, A. on TUESDAY, June 0, lsse, the follow
ing described Government property:
AT THE FOOT or STREET,
Al Il o'clock, m.
One Q) Plank Coal Wharf, containing about 5000
feet Of Lumber, togsthsr with Derreks, Roadway k
conn scled herewith.
AT TIE FOOT OF SIXTH STREET,
A.4 o'clock, D. IN.
one ~ Barraek, ~ by 81 feet.
one ny Kitchen, IL by is feet.
AT SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
Mtxp
One N) 0fheers' Quarters, "a by rs feet.
Ono Q) Addition TO same, 8 by II feet.
One ny Barraek, - by So feet.
one t) Bsrraek, IS by - feet
One ~ Guard House, 10 by rs feet.
one ~ Sink. 4 by 9 feel.
900 feet Fencing.
The buildngs will be sold .ingly, and must BE- re-
moved within hfteen days from date Of sale.
D. n. RucKKR,
Brew MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
my3l.W Depot Of Washington.
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Natiuual gepnblitau.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tbs ELEcrroS-REsuLrrS THE FrRsr Warn.
The returns Of the election In the First ward which
were not received yesterday morning when We went
to press, arc as follows
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Horrible Things at the New York Quar-

= New YoRK June a visitor to the hospital
ship Falcon states that tho ship is full of patients
and no more can be taken on board. The eondi-
ton of the patients is horrible There 1--WE
sells In quarantine, within a circle Of two miles,
having cholera, yellow fever and smallpox on
board. A clergyman and two nurses sent to the
hospital ship have been attacked by cholera.
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ATTEMPT TO ROB THE PATENT OFFIcE-On
Saturday night last burglars entered the Patent
Office building through q socOrd story window by
means Of ladder, and attempted to break into ono
Of the cases containing a valuable sword worth
"a, 0oo Several holes were bored in the case by
them, but. they were frightened of before accom-
plishinR their object.
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Auction sAnms.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER

~
d 81. cHrrr ouArrrsuAsrrs,ao yyrcr.1
..E#4 Dnror or WisRftofot, -
l. WAsEuaTor, d. O., Nay 81, 1893. y
The offers received under the Of Nay
bsng considered less than the real vaius Of the mate
ria not accepted, and Sealed Proposals are again
invited until THURSDAY, Jane n, 1885, at II o'efoek
m for the purchase Of $4,000 feet Of Govsrnsnt Lum
Der, Of the the following sires and descriptions yiii
10, 900 feet 1If.inoh Oak.
100, 100 feet 2-fneh Oak.
. 100, 900 feet aIf-ineh Oak.
l2o, 900 feet B-fneh Oak.
II, 200 feet Sh-ineh Oak.
rs, 900 feet t.insh Oak.
5000 feet pinch Oak.
10, 900 feet f-ineh Hickory,
Q, 800 feet s-inch Hickory.
Il. 600 feet Inch Hickory.
80, 600 feet finch Ash.
| "A, 900 feet 2-lneh Ash
80, 900 feet 9.ineh Ash.
90, 900 feet 4-ineh Ash.
%, 900 feat b.inch Ash
800 feet finch Pine.
81 sOD feet X-ineh Pine.
1900 feet i.ineh Pine
900 feet H.ineh Poplar.
Is 900 feet 1-ineh Poplar.
Tho attention Of wagon and carriage IL called
TO this sale, as the above very Superior lot Of WE'LL
seasoned Lumber, suitable for purposes
can be sssa by applying % Breys, Brgadisf General
Depot about one mile east Of the Capitol.
Bids will be received for the purchase Of ten
feat and upward The underslgned reserves the right
to eet all the bids should they be considered too Low
notification Of ssoeptanes Of bid and prior 10 the dsiiy
cry Of the Lumber, which mast be removed within AZ
| teen days ah-r the proposal 10 accepted.
Proposals should be signed by the bidders fall name,
posais for the Purchase ofLumbsr," and directed to
Brsvst Major General and Chief oasrtsrmastsr,
| jsl-td Depot Of Washington.
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Hon. CHARLES WELLS, the fourth Mayor
of Boston, died at his residence in that city last
Sunday, in the sOth year Of his age,
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of Gsrf Jdefds, issued from the
Clerks odcs Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, will expose to pab-
lie sale for cash 10 front Of the court house door Of
District on THURSDAY, the l4th day Of June next
1885, at II o'clock N the life estate Of NathAnisi
Beach, In and to his wiis's undivided Anh part OF
the southwest Of said square, And thence
due north to the line Of Eleventh street west Is feet
thence due east 90 feet lo inehss thence south nd
ginning together with ali and singular the Improve
ments thereon seiIed and levied upon the property
Of Nathaniel Beach, and will be sold sAtisiy No 81
Equity Docket, in favor Of Gilbert Simpson.
D. s. 0OODIN0,
my2J-td United Etatea Marshal. O.
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CrRcurr CoURT-Judge Olin.- Robert j.
McClslland against Nehemiah II. Millsr-mOtiOn
for new trial.
Margaret +. Osborne against Richard W. clax.
ton-judgment for defendant.
Thomas s. Mesick against Storm V. BOyd-'uit
dismissed by plaintiff.
William Hall against Allen wise-verdict for
plaintiff for $275
Albert W. Richards against Rcbecca Z. Ray
mond-judgment set aside and suit dismissed.
James 3. Dexter against John Allen, CASTOR d.
smith and Charles Morrison-judgment confessed
for SlS5, with interest and costs.
Angus 4 Lewis against Allen 4 Wiss-appoal
from magstratei judgment affirmed.
Fielder M. Magruder against Horace S. johnson
ON trial
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No MRErISG.-The animal meeting Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, which was
to have been held on Monday, was postponed until
the 2sth inst, no quorum being present.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y mos AT LowBLL BARRACKS,

QHIny ouAHrEpsAsrrH's OFFICE,
DEpOr OF wAsHIHaroN, J
wAsHIraros, D. O., May 81, 1898.
Will be sold at Pebble Auction under the direction Of
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES N. MOORE, A. O. NJ, on
"WEDNESDAY, June 9, 1885, at 10 o'clock, a. m, the
Government Buildings comprising Lowell Barracks,
situated near the Circle. In this city, viri
Two ~ Ofhcers' Quarters, each 29xs0 feet
Two ~ Addit on TO same, each .exlo feet,
one % etorehouse, l2xl2 feet.
One ~ ouartermsstsr storshouse, asxs2 feet.
One ny ouartermaster storehouse, 9xs7 feet
Two C0 additions to same, each sx97 feet
One ~ Addition to same, l5xSo feet.
One ~ Guard house, l6xS4 feet.
One ~ Addition to same, LEXIS feet,
Two ~ Woo. sheds, each 7xlO feet,
Two lD Lots Of Fencing and Posts
One (l) Lot Of Fencing.
Five () sinks, each 6xs feet
One ~ Sink, $500 feet.
One (l) 0hicsrs' Quarters, 2sx90 feet
One ny Addition TO same, l2xl4 Ieet,
one ~ Quarters for STAT oGeers, 9lxds feet
One ~ Addition 10 sane 2Ax50 feet.
OEs ~ CHARTERS for Band, a2x52 feet.
Two ~ Barracks, each 2Ixbs feet
Fourteen 90 Barracks, each 24xSo feet
Two (9 Wash houses, each lSHl6 feet
Two l2 wash houses, l2xl2 feet
one ~ 0stlers' Quarters, lsxA feet
One u ostlers' oaArters, 20x2s feet
One (l) Stable, 24xloO feet.
One ~ Stable, 2sx7l feet
Ono ny Guard house, SaE54 feet
One az building, i2xsl feet.
one ny Coal Bunk, sxlO feet
Two (2) Water Troughs.
one u Flag Pole, rs feet long.
The Buildings will bs sold sinsly, and must be
moved within hftsen days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds,
D, FUCKER,
Breret Major General and Chief ousrtsrm.'tsr.
jel-h Depot Of Washington.
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The Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia yesterday issued an injunction against
officers Of the QuArtsrmaster's Department frIm
selling property claimed nv private individual.
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.p ,..s
HaU ~ ...
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Health was held on Mon
day afternoon, In the echool Boatd room, at the
City hail. Gen p. +. Bacon in the chair, and DR..
@. NJ Dove, secretary. Present: Doctors smoot,
Ford, Walsh, and Fenwick, and Messrs. Drake 81
lott, Gaddis, and Pearson.
The proceedings Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Mr. Drake, from the Second Ward Delegation,
made verbal report relative To the bad condition
Of the sewer between and @ and Eleventh and
Twelfth Streets referred to in tho resolution from
the Councils before the Board at tho last meeting
and, on motion, II was recommended that the sewer
DO arched over after removing tho nuisance exist
ing in it.
Mr.. Elliott. from the Fifth Ward Delegation,
49, wv Ons nv, 49,, hsa 49, 'sn, 40 A..
30 80 ca.,ao, ro...i, :, $50 10 ,ss,,u'
"on AuOp'eu ~ 'ra' 49,
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L,t.., --,.,.. ~. ,.,,,.. 4, a.. &C.,
and Its eheapness adapting It for general use seem
without disparagng or invidious distinetions) to
favor Its recommendation for Its general use by the
Board. SAMUEL O. snoor, M. D.,
O. NJ. FoRD, M. D.,
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Gnlh.

NEW York, June 5.-GOd closed at four clock
at l46S.
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DROPosALs FOR ENVELOPES.

Il
Posr 0fPIcE DKPARrhENr,l
wAsHInsros, D: O., May ~ lsoe
Sealed Proposals Will be received At this Department
until June % at o'clock p m, for furnishing Enys-
loPes required for the omciAl Of At fret
and second class ofhces during period Of two years
from the l,t o. July 1859 The sstim.ted number Of
Envelopes that Will be required 10 as follows;
Glass 10000 Envelopes for Circulars, bk by 8
Inches.
Glass II 10000 Envelopes, ~ By 81 inches.
Glass s. 100000 90 81 BY az %
Class - 10000 ebyt
Glass A. 100000 90 l01 by az 90
Class a. 100000 !" shy ~
An ordinary quality Of huff paper will answer for the
Envelopes Of Glass Those Of Glass are to be mAde
OF Manila paper OF arm and even texture, and the
otuers Of bun or ereAm-eolorsd paper, Of approved
All the Envelopes must be made In the most thor
ough manner, well gummed for scaling upon the entire
length Of the lap Of each Rnyeops aud must have such
printing upon the face may be directed by the Post
master General They must be banded In parcels II
twenty packed In pasteboard boxes each to contain
$50 Envelopes the boxes to be wrapped In strong paper
as to bear transportation through the mails when
quantity not less than 600 knyeops. s required to
Ill the order Of Postmaster, they must be put up In
strong woodsn boxes and in either ease proper labels
Of direction must be placed upon the boxes by the
tractor ~ directed by agent Of this Department
The Envelopes must be furnished In such quantities
may from time 70 time be required to NIL the orders
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PARTISAN
IN GOODS.
NJ WILLIAM has received, per steamer Napoleon
H. beautiful line OF goods-the very latest Style In
ponnes, Bats, hantillss, white and White and Black
Cuny LAees Cluny Lace Waists, Black Chains, Flowers
hair, Brsds Trimmings, Morning Robes &c, dc.
Dresses aud MantilAs cut and made 10 order In the
latest PrsIeh styles. Also, Patterns eut.
N. WILLIAM,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
mySo.lw egCits Treyiss, Paris.
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him at the same time deadly weapon. He told
them his money was below stairs, as he would show
them, and on his going down he was struck on the
side Of The head with billy, which caused the
blood TO flow oopIously and fslied him to the floor
One Of the robbers was standing in the front door,
heading Mr.. Stafford in, whom he escaped BY side
door. Al the same time his housekssper who
slept below stairs, was ascending 10 his aid, when
the robbers bfutaliy inflicted Ave dangerous wounds
on her head and beat her about the shoulders and
arms with billy. Finding Mr.. Stafford had es-
capped, and the oolorsd women coming in, the rob-
bsrs asd. On the Saturday previous two Of the
men called at the house, inquired the way to Bls-
densburg, and said they had been soldiers. They
had been at other houses, asking for work at some,
and At others for victuals.
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY.
CAPlTAL
sHARss t26.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Ex-seeretary Of War.
Hon. JOS. A GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New Hamp-
shire.
Hon oHAUNcEY N DEPgw, late Secretary Of State,
Now York.
Hon. JAS. II. WALTON, late Treasurer Of U. 8. Mint
Philadelphia
Hon. N. b. BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
oko. L. TRAsR, ESQ, nrm Of Bgslow 4 Trask, New
York
THos. COREY, Esq, arm Of Corey, Wilson d Co., BOs
ton, Mass.
ELIJAH y. DBwING, EGG, New Orleans, La.
Major II. o. BRIGHAM, late Paymastsr .. s. A., wash.
ington, D. 9.
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LUMBER,
T UMBER,
LUMBER


CHURCH 4 co.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenters anG
Builders wheslwTlghts and CoAchmaksrS to their eE
tsnsye and we'll selected assortment Of all tho various
kinds Of Lumber, eonsistlng in part Of
All sizes OF white Pine Poplar, Walnut Oak, Ash and
Hickory,
FRAMING.
White Pine, Spruce, Hsmloek, Va. Pine, aud Oak.
white Pine Spruce, Va. Pine, Eastern Shore, and Oak
SHINGLES.
Cypress, white Pine, Spruce, and Cedar.
FENCE RAILS. POSTS, AND PlCKKrS.
O. b. CHURCH Co,
my0.lm Cor. Maryland ave: and Eleventh street.
THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
NO. "a BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Mines, mineral lands aud ores examined and re-
ported upon, Competent engineers Furnished to Mining
Companies. s-U-H
Consultations afforded on all mining, metallurgicAl
and chemical questions at the once Of the bureau.
aEo. D. II. oILLRsPIE President:
DRAKE DE KAY. secretary, nhlt.StM
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IS. oooDlNo,
United States Marshal, b. {
T ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS
IL AMBULANCEs, HARNESS, scRAP.IRoN, 40.
CHIER QUARTKRhAsTER's 0PTioH,
DRPor or wAsHINoroN,
WlaUINQT0H ID q NAV q laAa

WARRINGTON, d. O., May q, 1895.
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direction OF
BrsVat BIlgader General Q. H. rompkins, oartsrmas-
ter, at LINCOLN DEPOT, wAshingt d. O., on MON
DAY, June II, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m, large lot Of
anArtermastsrs Stores eons.stng Of 400 Army Wagons
Wagons II spring Wagons 4wAteIing Carts, Is Light
Csrt. 80 two-horse Ambulanees, Buggy, 1854 Sisgo
sets Harness. Az Saddles, $40 lbs Scrap ChAip 1000
Lead Pipe, lS5 lbs Scrap Iron, 5T7 lbs Lead, 500
lbs Scrap Steel ~ 900 lbs Scrap Tongue Irons, 600
1000 lbs old Wagon Tire TOO Sash with Glass ls5 lbs.
Tallow, Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, WhselbarrowA
Blankets, Buckets, Chains, HAters wrsnohss, Anyila
smths' Bellows Portable FOrgss Planes, Barrels Kst-
ties, Stoves, &c.
This property has been worn, but large portion Of ID
10 still IeTSiesAbls.
The stores must be removed within ave days from
date OF sale. -
TeTmSi Cash, in Government funds.
d. H. RUCKRR
b. MAI. Gen. and Chief QuArtermaster,
my22.td Depot OF wAAhington
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This Company offers greater inducements for invest
ments than apy Stock Company now In existence.
The object OF the Company Is to afford facilities to the
Cotton and Sugar Planters Of the South to
grew and get their crops to Market slways taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage their plAnta
hou and crops for money advanced In procuring sup
plos paying labor and other necessary expenses Incl
dental to the development Of the soil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
are the universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
the
soUrHERN STATES,
and when Judicousy applied, no matter by whom fur
nAhed, will restore that portion OF unfortunate
country to m former prosperity and make the South all
'A' "' THIS GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
Subscription books have been opened in this city by
JOHN ", MA0lLL, Agent, at the Banking House Of
LBwIs JOHNSON CO., corner Of Psnnsylyania
avenue aud Tenth street Ap2S.u
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DY WILLIAM l.. VALLEJO.
Id AUCTIONEERs

AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND oTHIR PROPERTY,
WHICH HAS REMAINED IN THE CUSTODY OF THK
METROPOLITAN POLICE, OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX
MONTH";
Of property taken by the hetrop police consisting
Of Watches Jewelry, Clothing Knives Pistols Truuks
satehels, Boots Shoes Wallets, Packages Of Money
will take pscs At the Property Rooms Of the Poss De-
partment, No. ass Tenth street west on wRDhEsDAY,
jane 9, Ices, at ten o'clock, a. N. WA.
This sale, authorised by act Of Congress Of July 10,
1904 will continue until the articles remaining In the
custody Of the property clerk than six months
designated In q catalogue prepared, shall be sold
Term cash. In current funds.
All persons who have lost money and property, by
e or otherwise, which may be braesd IN the
logue hereby notified 70 call and identity the
prior to the day Of sale they will lose all claim
thereto,
The eatalogue OF articles sold can DO examined
at the Properly Rooms above referred to.
By order; GEO. r. HERRICK,
my2i9lSIb LChron&starl Pronertr Clsrk
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AUCTION sALns.

SALEoF GovERNMENTBUILDINGS
~ AT JUDICIARY SQUARE.
... CHHH ouLRrnnnAsrrn's 0rrrcr.
DEPoT or wAsHfroror.
WAsHrnuroS, O. jane I, 1899
VIII be sold At public suction on the prsnisss under
the direction Of Brevet Jeutsnaut Colonel James NJ
Moore, A. Q NJ, on THURSDAY, jane T. xsa Al n
o'clock nj The following 0oyernmsnt buildngs, situ-
ated al Judiciary Square. In this city,
One ~ Barraek, ~ by 90 feet ..'
One 10y Stable, 10 By ~ feet .I#. .H8
One ny Dead house, 10 by 10 feet.
One N) Guard house, 20 By ~ feet ..IW
The buildings will be sold singiy, and must Ia re
moved within hftssn days from dais Of sale. =
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
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Bvt. MAI. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmaster,
je2.W .....#E ~ Depot Of Washinfton,
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Bvt Maj Gen. and Chief ousr,srmastsr,
my3i-lH Depot Of Washington.
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
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Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrna.tsr,
Je2.a .Hf If Depot Of Washington.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-25
ADVERTISING RATES.

Ordinary advertisements occupying no
more than ten lines. Zone square, will be.
inserted in THE NEWS, nj S1.OO for the
first insertion and - GENTS for each sub
sequcnt insertion.
Lnrger advertisements, when no contract
is made, will be charged in exact proper
ton.
For announcing candidate TO any Office
of profit, homer cc :rust, $i00O.
Marriage, Obituary Notices, &c., will be
charged the same MS advertisements, when
over ten lines, and must be paid for when
handed in, or they will not appear.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-25

THE PREss AND THE ATLAxTIc TELE-
GRAPH NEws.-The New York correspou-
dent ofthe Philadelphia Ledger writes
may as well state that the talk in newspa-
per circles said, that ono of the very first
necessities of this institution {the Atlantic
cable) as soon as ii is demonstrated that it
is to be permanent thing, must be an ad-
vance in the price not only of newspapers,
but of newspaper advertising. AS the cable
dispatches add nothing to newspaper cir
oulation, the public is the only party bene.
fitted, and the public, therefore, must ex-
pect to foot the bill ,stherwise, one half of
the newspapers now in existence may as
well give up the ghost. The talk, in, all
probability, will, In the course Of q few
days, crystalline in the shape of general
convention ofthe leading news isaper pre-
prietors in all this part Of the country, to
discuss the situation and'to see what Is to
be done. tfGSsSs4