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A UCTION SALE AT THE NAVY
IA YARD.

U. 8. NAVY YARp, WAsuINaroH Aug q, 1885
viii be sold, Il austiop to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY, September 1885, ct ~ o'clock m in the
Warrington Navy Yard the following articles, con
QUANTITY OF kEPUsg WOOD, CHIPS &C, ar
ranged 10 lots 70 selt purchaser Also, ONE YOKE
DiN0lEs, CUTTERS, YAWLs, &e. Also, lot OF mia.
cellaneous articles together with lot Of sTAvEs IRE
previous to the sale. Persons designinr to bid will
have an opportuuty to examine any the articles on
application at the Yard.
Terms Cash--one half At the time Of ,ale and the
balance within ak days; At which time the articles
must be removed from the Yard. Tho Oxen must be
paid for and removed the same day.
By order Of the Commandsnt:
CHARLES \. LATHRoP,
auN.0t Naval Storsk seper.
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Nationai 8tpnblifau,
LOCAL DGmw0.

"o&SZAA ~ " V~~s
,BoAnp or ALpEaxEs. The Board me- last
Lloyd, in.ths chair, Prsssst--Messu. Tsit Tur.
tn, LNopea AL Lloya,7 Edmonstou, MeCathrau.
oross, Ls~ls, Owen, Gsiisk. Barr. Given.
Tbs O1AIr isid before the Board communica.
tion from nv Mayor snnoancins his approval Of
Aiso. . Communication nominating John g. Rob.
isson, VIM j. Herbert, Thomas H. Barron Pstsr
aailant. EbYrn Bird and David westerheld for in
spccors and'measurers Of lumber. Referred TO the
Committss on Police. b., ....f ..rf,.. ~. IN
Also, codnmunication nominating d. H Lsckrou
police officer Of the First ward, Woo Simeon Gar.
rstf Referred 20 the COMMITTEES on Police
Also, reorganization from the Mayor, encios-
ing latter Nom the City Surveyor, Recommending
an appropriation Of 81 800 for the soostrussion Of
under strsstscuth and Canal street. Referred
to the improvements Committee. :.
Mr.. Given presented the petition Of John Ogden
and others, asking that the Law regulating the
trade Of rag dealers be amended or repealed. Re.
fsrred TO the Police Committee.
Mr.. A. Lloyd introduced resolution instructins
the Committee on Improvsmsuts TO report bill TO
wall each side Of Tibsr creek, between @ and II
streets north. y aHsi' q. o. lr
Mr.. GuiIck presented n. petition Of W. A.
Tallafeno for the remission Of hne Referred.
WIN. Cross introduced bill to curb and pave
the north side Of street south, between Sixth and
seventh streets east.
M Mccathrn presented INC petition OF WIN.
@. Parkss for the remission Of fns. Referred.
M. Noyes introduced bill to pave tho carriage
way IN fwsseh end fourtssnth streets west, from
the canal 70 connect With the stone pavsmsnts In
Mr.. Gross. from tho Committee onj Finance, rs.
ported back the Communication Of Thomas Wood
ward, and t was referred to the Communities on
Cla'msi also the petition Of John y. Kendall ask.
ing that certain money DO reminded. Referred
10 tne Vorpofauon attorney
Mr. BsIr, from the Police Committss. reported
nniaso.soly on the mayors nomination Of George
D. Hepburn a ponce omcef OF tne seventh ward.
An amosyit, made BY jos. Glover. that Hepburn
had received money from him TO allow him TO keep
nus iessa sa open wsnoat incense LOT some time
P.ou ,Ss,i snu 'e "s;
oS's .e's,m1ay. gong 20 sgon tns sooa eastac'
tor o. Mr. hcpourn ana mis- smo'snoy a. an omosr'
~ w.. No. . ill.,.
., usu.e s .n s.,. A. 'ysa ana noye.
sa M oonp,maon 81 H nj nsPourn
Mess" y. ~ hoyd' Barr ana aNsn oeins opposed
70 .ne same.
IN mo'on Of oo': .Ms me soDl,os va recon-
m.ed tne commM 80 70, Iur'nsr invss ",'.
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FoRr MosRor, August 25-The following yes.
sells from Baltimore went to sea yesterday; Dr.,
brig Planet, for Halifax, aud schooner L. W. Alex.
ander, for West Indies. The 'following, bound to
Baltimore, came into the bay yesterday; Schooner
Mary H. Hsarn, from New York, The schooner
Winona, which was lately sunk In the bay, and
raised by the Msssrs. Baker 4 Bros, wreeksrs, ha,
arrived ct Norfolk schooner Iris, from Baltimore,
hu also arrived n Norfolk,
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From the Rio Gran ds-0ss. Law. Wallace
At Brownsvills.

NEW YoRK, August 26--0ficial information
from brownsville to the 18Th has been received.
General Wallace was with the Mexican General
Carnvajal at Brownsville, The arms and munitions
Of war taken out BY J. W. Everman were In Mata.
moras, but, as they belonged to American cit.ens,
General Cavales had not interfered with them. He
had assured the parties owning them that all con.
tracts made BY Caravajal would DO carried out and
he had made the forced loan to pay for the arms.
Tho American citizens accompanying the arms
were arrested by General Csvalss, but were subse.
quently released. ...
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OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
DEPurr oUARrERyAsrER GESERAL's oryIos.
PIIIalEHl- Ia AuraxI s..a :,

DEPUTY orARrERyAsrIK GESKR Al Is o,pIos,)
,, PirTsBrRG, Pa, August Is, 1865.
Will be sold at public suction 10 the highest b,ddsr
on TUESDAY, 2s.h day Of August, at the 0overpment
YARD corner o. Garrison alley and Fayete street. the
following public property, viz wv
Wagons (six mule, Wagons two .horse), WAGON
Npring) 20 single sets Will Harness. single sets lead
Harness 5000 pounds Oats, lolS cords Wood Desks
u once Chairs, Stoves, Iron Safe nsld) nkstands
Rulers. Paper FOLDERS, Water Buckets wheelbar.
row. Truck, 10 Saddles (ridng), 10 Brides (ridinR)
Saddle Blankets, ~ Wagon Whips, 4 Hay Ladders,
Horse STANDARD, Wagon Jack, Anvil, Buttress,
Flat FILE, Hand Hammer, Farrer's Hamm ers Far
rers Knives, Blacksmith 5 Piueers, Horse Rasps
Blacksmith Tongs, Hand Wrench, vise siedges
aud handles Tuyere Iron, liatehets, Axes SD
branding Irons, Picks and Handles, 3 Spades,
shoVels Mattoeks Paulins, Platform Scales Ian
tern, ~ bottles Muciiass
sale to commence At 10 o'clock a. M
Terms; Cash, United States currency.
= GEORGE Z. ALDEN,
Eu2l-td Captain and A. O. NJ UsA
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Also, accommodation from BIT. Brig. Gen. W. p.
Lassells asking the use Of the Council Chamber on
Wednesday evening" for tho purpose Of holding .
meeting OF officers Of the United States army who
were prisoners In the South during the late war;
which was granted.
Mr.. ,Drury introduced a bill for the relief of
james Dorman. Passed.
Tho following bills, 30, were presented and re-
ferred: BY Mr.. Carroll: A bill 10 provide an In.
creased supply of gss in the Western market; and
petition to grade and pave the alley in square So
by Mr.. Drury: A joint resolution providing that
the expenses of the committee to Chicago shall
not be paid out Of tina city treasury. By Mr..
Joyce; bill 70 repave the alley in square No.
22G. By Mr. Morsell: A bill to repair the
riagsway on Louisians svsnus, between Seventh
and Eighth streets. By Mr.. Brysn: A bill to per-
init Henry L. Thomas to erect a frame building In
square 7s5. By Mr. Mulloy: A bill to remove the
gravel bar in Tiber creek.
Mr.. Anderson introduced joint resolution on.
dorsing the National Union Convention, as follows
Whereas tho declarations Of principles and pur-
poses adopted by the National Union Convention
In the city Of Philadelphia, and Published to the
world, arc wise and patriotic, and should receive
the unqualified approval and support Of every citi
zen who has the true interest of the Union at heart
and whereas our only safe reliance 10 In tho Con.
stituon Of the United States and II 10 the duty Of
oil good citizens who are sincerely intsrsstsd and
eonoernsd In the preservation Of the Constitution
and the perpetuity Of tho Union to lny ssds oil
Of the principles laid down by the Convention and
the consequent restoration Of permanent peace,
happiness and unioni therefore, DO 1t
Rsssieea, By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
cordially sndOrse the declarations Of principles
adopted By the Union Convention, and that In An.
drew Johnson, President Of the United States Who
has proved stssdfast 70 tbs Constitution and the
interest Of bis country, pnmoysd md uuswsIysd By
roach " 5s'Osniss 4 ohi1 NAslstfsW worthy
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Tn. Indian Deprsdations-A War Predicted

LEAvESwoRrH, Aug. A.-The indians are wild
with rage between Forts Laramie and Reno. The
whole country Is infested with the hostile tribes.
They swear they will 10 eItsrminated sooner than
give up the Powder river district Mrs Caring.
ton, the wife of the colonel commanding is reported
among the killed and captured. French Pete, an
old Indian trader, and four men were killed fifty
miles from hero. The Smith and Leighton herd
were stampedsd and oil, and seventy five cattle
belonging to another train were also driven of Al
emigrants have suffered from tho Indians. The
most experienced and best mOuntaineers predict a
fearful and bloody war. Col. Bridger reports that
by means of the Indian Commissioners and the
peace treaties, the Indians were never so we'll pre-
pared for war as at present From the Upper Mis-
sopri reports are received that the Blackfeet and
Grows have commenced hostilities. Tho Grows
tore their treaty to pieces, and have murdered ten
IN
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MEMPHIS, TENN, August 25,-An attempt was
made this morning by @. W. Wood, United States
tax collector, to kill Col N. @. Galloway editor Of
the Araiamehe. Mr.. Wood called Galloway out of
the room and fred upon him, the ball passing
through the latter's hand and inactine . painful
wound. Wood attempted to escape, but vas pur.
sued and captured. An excited crowd soon gath
cred, and ho would have boon hung to lamp post
but for Gen. Forrest who took care Of him, and
told the crowd that Justice should be meted out 10
him, but for the present no would protect him.
Wood Is under arrest.
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By telegraph we learn that tho steamer Nova
Scotian has passed Farther Point with advicos
from Liverpool to the nth. OF course her news
has been anticipated by the cable At that time
the breadstuis market at Liverpool was frmer, and
holders demanded an advance. Mixed corn was
quiet at 26s. Cd. 27s. Provisions were very dull
Bullion in the BANK Of England had increased
f52S, 500.
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NEw YoRk, Aug. IA dispatch from Buffalo
states that the British troops at Fort Erie were
ordered to break camp on the 28th Tho troops at
Herold leave on Tuesday for Toronto.
The Canadian Government has received informa-
tion that no movement 10 contemplated by the Re.
mans before February
The cavary which has boon patroling the from
tier has been relieved BY the gunboat Cherub and
the tug Ro,e.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 27-Flour steady. Wheat
scarce prime firm. Corn dull, Western yellow,
ssa90c; Southern white, 1910 Oats active at
lsa5Oc. Rye firm at 95asI. Provisions dull and
unsettled. Sugars heavy. Coffoe quiet; Rio liza
l7lc. Whisky steady; Western $2.3la235.
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SAN FRAscIsco, Aug. ga Kanagawa, Japan,
letter Of July 10Th, says the war Of tho Tycoon
against Chasis had boon ended by copfscatine one.
third Of the revenues Of the latter, relieving him
from power, transferring his rank to his grandson
Riots were reported at Osaka and Yeddo In oon-
sequence Of the high price Of rice-about S. SO
per picul.
The Japanese are sending large quantities Of
goods to the Paris Exposition.
The Italians, Hawaiians and Danes are trying to
effect treaty with the japanese, who are averse
to further engagements.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27-At q meeting Of the
press club directors, this p. m, the club rooms
were placed at the disposal Of the representatives
Of the press from other cities during the sitting of
tho Southern Convention next week.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 37.-Eloven deaths by cholera
were reported yesterday.
Tho radical convention appointed delegates to
the Philadelphia convention at Lexington, Ky, on
Saturday,
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New YoRK, Aug. 27-The weekly bank state.
ment shows m increase Of loans of 80, $50 900; Of
circulation, $780, 900; Of deposits, s. 800 900; Of
legal tenders, $l,4so,0O0. Decrease Of specie,
5000.
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'ac Ball Playing.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug 27.-Ths Athletics plsye
a game with the Eurekas to-day. The score STOOD
Athletics AZ, Eurekas 8.
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CAMP MEEriSo.-The camp meeting at
Hanover Switch, on the railroad between this city
and Baltimore, was attended by large number Of
persons on Sunday. In the morning Rev. Dr. De
Haas, Of this city, delivered an eloquent sermon.
In the afternoon Rev. F. W. speske, Of Baltimore,
Onicisted.
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PREsENrATIoN.-The employees of Camp
Krause, over the Eastern branch. have presented
to Major jams Gleason, commander at the camp,
9 handsome gold watch and chain. The pressnta-
tion on behalf Of the employees was made by Capt.
Krauss, superintendent Of the camp, and responded
to BY Major Gleason.
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A QuIEr DAY.-The leutenants of police
report but thirty arrests yesterday throughout
the District. or those seventeen were for drunk
ennsss and disovdsrly conduct most Of whom were
hned 81 and s. each.
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=" ANTED-AN UNFURNISIlED
wv ROOM, WITH BOARD, for a Gentleman and
Wife, from September l. Address Box go, Post Office
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-Arangemsnts are being
made by the Mayor and citizens to extend such q
reception to the President Of the United States MS
is deemed In fitting accordance with tho respect
due to the Chief Magistrate of the Union.
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$6,OOO,O0O : PER CENT.

THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorized US 10 sell their LIST Mortgage por 80
years bonds Tho whole amount Is 3D. 200. Coupons
payable the LIST days Of January and July Of each
| year, In New York
Before eonsentirg to this Agency We have made q
careful examination Of the merits Of these bonds by
sending William Miner Roberts aud others to report
upon the condition aud prospects Of the road Their
report Is llo at oiee, aud highly satisfactory
We do not hesitate to recommend these bonds being
frst. olass security and safe and iudicious In
vsstment
The proceeds OF those bonds VII be used In extend
ing a road ALREADY compiete.l7O miles into North
MlssourD to the Iowa State line It Is to conu.ct
with the railroads Of Iowa; aud ka,so extend west.
ward to the junction with the Pacific 5Gfoad lat Lsav-
snworth) and other roads leading up the Missouri
river, so that this mortage Of %, 900 will cover
completed and we'll stocked road Of THREE HpNDRRn
AND EIGHTY NINE MILES In lsugth, costing at least
tl8 900, with No. auuus revenue after the ar=t
Year Of over u 1000 or sum nearly four times be.
bonds Tho iasoms Of the road will of nerears
every year
The railroad connects the great city Of ST. Louis with
Its 100000 inhabitants, not only with the richest por
lions Of Missouri but with tbs States OF Kansas and
Iowa and the great Pacific railroads.
To the drst applicants We are prepared to sell
900 at the low rate Of 80 cents desiring to a,isu
better price for the remainder This will yield about
per cent Income aud add % per cent to principal At
maturity.
Any further Inquiries will be answered at our Office
auls'u JAY COOKE 4 co.
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New YoRK. Aug. 27.-Cotton steady. Flour
declined. Wheat declined 20 Corn declined L.
Beef quiet, Pork steady. Lard and whisky dull,
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The Reception of the President In Phiiadei-

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-At n meeting of tho
Merchants Exchange, hold to-day, a committee
was appointed to receive and welcome the Presi-
dent to this city on his arrival
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-The Journcymen
Tailors Society Of this city have resolved to turn
out en- masse tomorrow TO receive tho President.
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The BALTIMORE ScHUTzENFEsr.-At six
O'Clock yesterday morning over sixty members of
the Washington Sohutxsn corps left this city for
Baltimore to participate In the Schutzenfest, which
commenced In that city yesterday. They were 90.
oompanied by the band Of the 9Th U. 8. cavalry,
numbering eighteen pieces.
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sp:et and as'arsaos Of oaf sincere supporti and be
Rs.oiu.d. rh.. u. mayo. y, ..d i. !. hereby.
S,'s oS to furnish Of p; fss:sS,s
dent Of the National Union ConysnMon.
M. Andsrson r.a.ss.sd De inssdiats passage
Mr.: P.ush s.la .h.. viii. hs supported III. poi.
TO vote sgsinst Il. He had siwsys opposed the
bringing of political matters into the Board. ~
M Nalley remarked that he vas q Arm sup.
porter Of the President In ell his acts; still he
could not vote for the resolution. liz .r
Mr.. Mulloy was in favor Of the immediate adop.
tion Of The rssolstion. He was in favor Of the
policy q Ne President and would vote to sustain
him at all times.
M, Moor. Che Presidency said that The oiti.sss
dof.sd The President q Tie number q ten thousand
on Saturday night, and u would hardly add to It's
effect for the Council Of twenty .ons members to
pas on the resolution. IL approved Of every word
Of the resolution but would suggest It's reference.
tee Of three members, Of which the President should
DO chairman; which was agreed to. ID. a
The President declined from motives Of delicacy,
and appointed Mr.. Dudley as chairman, who also
declined. whsn be appointed Msssn. MuIloy, Psugh,
and Stewart % the counties.
49,. 80. 80. -. I'M v" ""ye eau
Mssns, npSned oacs me onI mixing appropris,
W.. Ior ..ns ssnen sna contingent ehpenses Oh
.n' v"Poraacn, sna reeomncndIng concurrence
10 sss snsnomeu@ o. the boerc o. hidermeni
STS a se'e SonouHsc 10, eaceps tne nrN amend.
%snS IN "Anon 70 'ns ssiary Oh tne assistant
Hssn ~. en-.
~ otewst, TON tne oommisee on Improve
menu' Npo,,so o,i 20 opon, sraoe ana pave sixth
us1' W., ioI mans rsnue 70 tne canaii oil
20 grase n,A 'n street vest, from 70
u s1 ~ PHI r.. A. 70 o sssds a., snd pave
eS sna ps ~, .ns norm front OF square oes west
u.,h. ~. uSo, s III ass .oosy ron 'ne
ao.s.ss sS,ns1 =, .,rsss noi,n lna SsM Jersey
.,ss, ps...s "..sa. ~ h~sE sae sla
sso,,h p....a 49, 's'"''" - s"o s''' ~
M loves ram tb.f comm,,,.. q, po,.. =.
$50 I'M .,sha-, .Is ~. on lonoe
PS'.sa PHI satn0i,,ns ~, ISo sac 2. oorporsaon
Ths LIN m ~ ~. ~, - m".., ~.
s.s".s - ny ''' '"' ''''' VI As''''n nn''
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anu VIZ "'~'u "u9o1'nsu' .a.. .. '#.
c, c.. m. -.
oHooIiNd OAshs'.oh Sunuay AFTERNOON
eoiored man named james Whnams,. who resides
On Virginia avenue, near First street west, sot
orunk and drove ms VIE out o. me mouse. An 40
qaainsanee, namse h,snard bammsry, got In the
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% AUCTIo n . AL I'D

AUCTIoN . q L Es
RARGE, SCow, &C., AT AUCTION.
T1.-,g6 =. csn, egAsy.asAsvua,s oyrrcr,,
usis4 v.v,,s.o., P 4 2, wAs 3, ,.s.
win ~ ss,d q public sassss, e sIrth street vhsrf
Snder he direction Of Captain james O. Payns, A. O.
L.. 2. snIuhpArs nbsr ., q loe. at $50
BOAT, The property Of the United States
Terms; Cash, In Government fands
Brsvst Ma, Gen. and ciisf ouartsrnsst.s,
auD-dtS Depot Of Washington.
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" TEETH COULD SPEAK they would often
reproach their owners. 1--WE cannot clean our
Selves" would be the CRY Of many neglected set,
"sad are going to ache and ruin, simply for tho
lack Of daily brushing With the fragrant SozoDoSr
the only known means Of preserving u.s." But as
the testh cannot speak, the press must speak for
them
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SS-Public sehoois.-Tho teachers Of ths
public schools Of the Third School District are res
quested 10 meet at tf6 walach School Building Al
o'clock ?. m. on SATURDAY, the LIST proximo.
au2s.eos. $500. THE sUB.BoARD.
81 A special meeting of the Board OF
Trustees Of Public schools will be held in theis room
st the City Hail. on TO. MORROW CTUEtDAY) EVEN.
mo, at 7 o'clock. RP BoIsEAU.
sazI-1 lsar Secretary.
So National Freem son. fT
ONLY WEEKLY MASONIC PAPER.
september Number will contain
MASONIC LIFE AND PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT
JOHNSON
Can be obtained at all news stands auN.7
~ Notice r. hereby given that bsoks 20
receive subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the Metro.
poltan Mining and Manufacturing Company Of Wash.
ington, D. o. will be open at No. 2i street. In the
city Of Washington, on the 10Th day OF August A. D.
1885, between the hours Of II o'clock and clock
p m. aud remain open, from day to day, at the same
time and place, till the whole amount IL subscribed.
SAMUEL A. FULTON,
GEO. D. wILLIAMs
JOHN =. BRoADHBAD,
LEWIS p. MOODY,
au2s.st. C. A. ECcLEsToN
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
l. COLLEGE

NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS.
lNTELLlGENCER BUILDING,
Is one 10 Union Of Colleges extending the principal
cities Permanently based upon the Just principle Of
individual ownership 1t offers unequallod advantages
schools.
spenosrian Penmanship taught In Its purity by Henry
spencer the celebrated author Of the "spencsriAn
Key to PenmAnship. .
The system Of Business Practice, invented and sue
ces uy taught BY the proprietor will receive his spe-
eal attention. Ths Is the most important part Of the
Book Keeping Course. Here the student applies his
theorstiesl knowledge, and Is prepared for the
minute details Of actual business The system Is
valuable that others are using IT,
Individual Instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student 10 proceed rapidly as 10 chooses The
teacher 10 the only who needs to know the dencsn
ees Of any pupil Especially 10 this the case during
the summer months, when schools usually have small
The public are invited TO call and examine the mos
Washington.
rer circulars address HENRY N CoPP, An,
lslS.u Proprietor
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81 once Commissary General Of Prison-
srs, Washington. D. c., August 7, 1soe-NorICE: By
direction Of the sscrearyo Of War elaips against the
fund under the charge Of this Office moneys recovered
from the rebel Authorities taken from United States
soldiers while held prisoners Of war) will be re-
eeiveduatil October 1895. Claims made after that
date will not he considered.
All persons who have made claim against said fund,
either to this Office or to b. Brig Gen. John Mulford
late United States Agent for exchange Of prisoners Of
requested to forward this Office their correct
post Office addresses.
In all cases where claim Is made the exact amount
due and the character Of the funds taken by the rebes
must be clearly stated. EAB HITCHCOCK,
Major General United States yoluntsers,
au0-lI Commissary General Of Prisoners
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EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
Il LARuR THRRE-AND.A.HALFST STORY BRICK
HOUSE,, THIRTEEN ROOMS klroHRN, LARGE
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE The lot contains over
900 feet Of ground, under cultivation, with grape
vines, fruit trees, shrubs flowers, dc Gas and water
throughout the house. 1t is nrst elass residence and
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