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The national Republican., 1866-07-23

Southern Nsws-Enscts OF the Heat-Ths
New Cholera Cases ON the San Salvador
EiectinR Delegates to the Philadelphis
Convention, etc., etc.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 20.-The intense heat and
drought Of the last four weeks has done seroui
damage to the crops In Georgia and South Carroll
na, literally parshing thsm up
SAVANNAH, Ca, July 20-Thrse more cases Of
cholera are reported among the soldiers on Tybss
Island.
At . county meeting, held hero, over which
Mayor Anderson presided, delegates were elected
to the District Convention and the objects Of the
National Union Convention Of Philadelphia were
fully endorsed.
MoBiLE, Ala, July 2O.-A public meeting will
be held here on Monday next, to elect delegates to
the State Convention, to choose representatives for
the State at the National Convention to bs held In
Philadelphia on the 18th of August.
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ST.. LOUIS, July 3o--fhs Dsmevats 81. Joseph
special dispatch says that parties from the plainl
represent that The Indians are massing for war.
An old ranchmsn says that Is soon ~ tie corn d
ripe nearly every tribe on the plains will start on
plenty Of ammunitios.
A circular lsttsr was published today, oaiIins
the hrt annual meeting Of the Society Of the Army
Of the Tennsssss. 70 BE- held In Cincinnati, Novsm
bsr H. for he purpose Of psrfscting the orsanisa
ton Of the sopisty and other important business
The objects OF this society are Of purely sooia
and benevolent character. General Raviines. o
Warrington, Il prSsdsnt and Colonel Dayton, o
81. Louis, sserstary Of the society
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GEoRoKroxN MARKrrs..-Flour-F

GEoRoErowN MARKErs.-Flour-F Family
Whsst-r.d 1. ss.Si. 50; whit: l. SsesSiTs Corn
White 1.10ael.l3; yellow % cts. Oats s5a6oc.
Hay-bslsd 3os13l. Lumbsr-whits pine cullinss
per N 81. .6oaes5; do. selects -, 6oa1e5, do. DO.
- and g. 7oas7Si shingles, No. l, heart cypress,
l4a&l7; do. white pine, saSlo laths, b0sSS; ysi.
DO. H.sos$sS; yellow pine dressed flooring, 4os
345. 1
Dawsons Hsrtiissrs-Fins ground bonss, $40;
bone mari <b; fsrtiser, IS; Eureka sup. phosphate
Of lime, 5ei Goes sup. phosphate Of lime, Sc; Pa
oihc guano, 65-al 1000 lbs. to ton.
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SERGEANT TAFT MAKES ANOTHER RAD
About halfpast ten o'clock on Saturday night su.
perintsndent Richards and Sergeant Reed in charge
Of Detectives and Sergeant TAFT Of the hfth pre-.
cinct and fourteen officers made descent upon q
streets, formerly known a. Harmony Hall, and
kept BY Madame Nina Bowers. The officers found
there very disordsrly party, consisting Of seventy
men and thirteen women, all Of whom were esp.
tursd and marched down to the Central. The DO.
Hoe authorities for some time past have had their
eyes upon this place as being one for disordsrly
gatherings, and they determined to break II up
At the guardhouss they had . hearing before Jus
tios Morssll, Who held the keeper to bail in the
sum Of $500 for hearing this afternoon to snswsr
the charge Of keeping disordsrly house. Thir.
teen were dismissed and the others were each Ansd
two dollars for disordsrly gathering, which they
paid, amounting In all 70 $118.
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THE Z GALAXY.
IL NO. vII.-FOR AUGUST lsT.

~
l. NO. vIL-FoR AUGUST lsT.
C0NTENTs;
THE CLAyERIHds with illustration.) By Anthony
ESSAYS AND ESSAY WRITING. By Theodore cl.r.
ence.
JEAN LEON oRRonE with an iliu,tr.tion) By Eugene
Benson.
LINES 10 \ LIED onsE woRrz By Anns N. Crane
CHARLES wATIRToN. By 4. D. Carter.
rHk fURRoW. By Henry Whitaker.
THE STORY OF ULYssEs Prom Dante By Dr.. 7.
rHI QUARTER LATIN By Edmund Gilbert
ARCHIE LOWELL By Mrs Edwards
SOUND AND SENSE with Al nlustration.) By George
P0LIPEL's ISLAND. By Joha wil.ss Lee
aATEWAfs of THB CENTRAL PARK. By Richard
an ACCIDiET. By Mn James II. Williams.
NkBULR By the Editor. r
THE GALAXY 10 publishsd fortnighily d Is cents
ouuber; y for the year ~ NUMBER IS for the half
wo&F.P. CHURCH,
U'h No. 50 Park Row. New Yofk.
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Ansa.Rsne Trsub,es,

ALsAHr, July 3o.-Rsports from the anti.rsns
districts state that al 10 quiet The troops arc st
In camp on Warrsns farm, under strict military dis.
ciplns, and no dsprsdations upon private property
are permitted. Two privatss who shot two sheep,
we're arrested and delivered over 10 the authorities
Of the town.
This afternoon . man was discovered In the act
Of poisoning we'll from which the troops procured
wstsr. BE, howsvsr, succeeded In making his
escape, leaving the poison on the ground.
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STRANGE METAMORPHOsE.

STRANGE METAMORPHOsE.
Sure Brdgst's me wife; and sec she "ms dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life and love yer already;
But much harder ia love you from yer head TO yer toes
You svsts Turtls-dovs you, II ysr'd get some new
clothes. I"
So wint down the sthrais Just 10 hu., up ..hors,
whin Who should mate but Timothy Moore,
"ror new eothssI N frsttins, Tim, whore shall gof
why TEE sssr ysr'll be getting q Smith Brothers
4 Co..
Thin for fear ia be late made haste TO Smiths shor.
II is on sivinta sshrats number four six.hy four
And for mighty few greenbaeks I got whole suit,
With none Of yer seam orasks-and handsome to boot
hsvnt been drinking. but faix must laugh
Ha, ha, I An thinking Of me fooled bstthsr hail.
Az walked In me house. In me Smith Brothers suit;
ses kiss me- swats ser she "aet out, yer
base brute"
She didn't know me from Adam, to ksps up the Joke
ses "ks dear madam poor heart you have broke -
Thin she whaeksd me q scoring me pug nose,
Out the blood came pouring and down TO me toes
"oeb, Biddy. how srusii it, ys- own Teddy ysr'ys
pounded,
Ne nice clothing, swss Jewell ysrsi has eonfounded.
fyer'd enjoy mstamorphose, there's but one plan
Get suit Of nice clothes at Smith Brothers L Co.
SMITH BROS CO.,
MBRCHANT TAILoRs,
Axp psALxRaM
0INTs' HURNrsHINa GOODS
OAK HALL,
~ Seventh street..
Just rsesvsd the largest and finest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered In the city Of wsshington Having
secured the best artists In the city are prepared to
make up In the Finest Style and at lower prices thsa
any other sstablishmsnt
apps s.B. 4 co.
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GRAND LARoENY.-About two o'clock yes.
tsrday . colored woman named Catharine Downs
was arrested by 0fcer Steele, Of the Second ward,
for stealing $50 from DR.. D. Q. Wilson, on street.
between Sixth and Seventh streets Catharine va,
employed a. . servant in the house whom she took
the money. Justice Thompson sent her to jail "a
answer the charge at court. Tho money was 70.
covered.
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ORPHANS CoURr--Judge Purceu.-On Sat
urdsy letters Of administration on the estate Of
John ]. Kidwell were issued to Jamss Z. Williams
and Mary j. Kidwell; bond, $500.
Charlotte Nugent gave bond In the sum Of 81, 900
a. guardian to the orphans Of Eli Nugent.
The second sooount Of the executor Of James
Fitzpatrick was approved and passed.
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RaaA HALL.

NoRwIca, July 9o.-Ths base ball match TODAY.
between the Charter Oak club, Of Hsrtfort. nd
the Chester club Of Norwich, was won By the latter
score. 81 to 50. The Uneas club, Of Norwich,
beat the Ocean club, Of Mystic, on Wednesday,
score, rs to SO.
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Cholera At Tybse Isiands--seven New Cases.
SAVANNAH, July 22--Seven new cases of cholera
occurred among the troops on Tybss Island yestsr.
day. There have been Ave additional deaths, In.
IN ell have occurred since they lst New York
The passengers on the San Salvador are all well.
The reports about the cholera In this oity are
erroneous,
The national Republican., 1866-07-23

SANIrARY.-The nightscavenger nuisance
10 to be abated. An ordor has been issued directing
the use Of disinfsotants before removing the con.
tents Of sinks hereafter Each citizen who values
the health Of the District should constitute himself
special police officer, to sec that the order is fully
complied with, and promptly report all dsnqusnts
to the police headquarters.
The national Republican., 1866-07-23

FREEDMEN's THEOLOGICAL IxsrIrurE.-The
public exercises Of examination or review Of studie
by students Of the National Theological Institut,
for Freedmen, In charge Of Rev. Z. Turnsy, D. D.
will bs held at Mstserott Hall, 8ls Pennsylvsnis
Monday evening July 23d, commencing at half
past seven O'Clock. This 10 tho Arst public exam
Ination Of students Of the Institute.
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GRAND PROMENADE CoScERT.-There will
concert by the 18th regiment United States infan.
try band, on Tuesday night. the proceeds to be
given to the Portland sufferers Admission, 25
cents.
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ven years since Hiram Tucker, OF Boston, patented
spring Bed Of his own Invention, which has steadily
Increased In popularity siuce that time and to-day
stands unriyalled. Combining as 10 does the several
teanrements Of comfort clsanli portability dura-
household necessity Those who have once tested It's
merits will never abandon II for any other esntriyanos
which hA. yet been devised for mans comfort during
me hours devoted repose There h nothing 90 essen
A 70 sound health as sound sleep, and this 10 secured
BY the use Of fuckers Patent Spring Bed.
For sale by JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co
je2s'lw Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street
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Movements OF tho Pennsylvania DEM
ocracy.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-State Senator Wal
lace, chairman Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of Pennsylvania, announces the appoint
ment Of full delegation to the l4th Of Angus
convention. Ex.Governors Bigler Porter, and W
H Packer, and Chief Justice Woodward, are dele
gates at large. Judges Ellis, Lewis, Jerry Black
Campbsll and Packer and Frank Hughes, Georg
M. Horton and Charles Boyer are among the dis
trict delegates
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BOLSTER IN TROUBLE AGAIN.-H oratio Bol
stsr, who was whipped by English on Friday morn.
Ing, at Johnson's Spring, on the Potomac, was ar
rested In Fiddlsrs row, on Friday night for disor
dsrly conduct. Justice Morsell imposed nns Of
S20O
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WASHINGTON WEArHER.-The following is
the record Of the Thermometer at Thompson's . Owen
House: Saturday, 2lst-8a q. m, 78; IL m, 70; 6p
m, 70. Sunday, 22d-e a. m, III IL m, rs; 9 p.
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A CuRIous IxorDuNr.-We were informed
By gentleman yesterday that elook belonging
70 Squire Rsavsr, which had not run for about
sx years and had no wsishts, started running .
lev nights ago, without any one touching II, and
has been running ever since Curious clock, that.
Must have spring somewhere about II.
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9 SxAsHsp.-The rain on Saturday night
raised the wstsr In Rock creek % high that large
quantity Of heavy timber came down, striking .
canal boat which was tied up near the new bridge,
walking II down TO the dam, where II wN smss6sd
10 pieooe .lr
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PoIIoE NEws.-John Mahorney, arrested
BY 0mosr Bosrmsn fer the larceny Of nine dollars
and thirty cents from John Il. Wilson, committed
70 jail for court BY Justice Buckley.
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RrRR NEws.-Arrived Schooner Mary
Price from Boston, Charles =. Page, Douty, master
from Boston; Steamer Hunter Rogers, from New
York.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
.. To Wit:
JuLr 7, 1855.
In the case Of Margaret T. spes, administrative Of
Henry n Sipes deceased the administratrx Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY the
thirty -hrst in.tan for the anal settlement and dis
rbuton Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
setsd and turned Into money when and where all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified to
tend, lat the Orphans Court Of Washington County
may otherwise By Law be excluded from all benent In
said deceasd estate provided copy Of this order be
published once . week for three weeks In the Ma.
rIoHAL REPUBLICAN, previous TO the said day.
Test z. @. ROBBINS,
Jys-lw3wS Register Of Wills
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AN UNDUrIFUL CHrLn. Yesterday after.
noon an old and very rssps otabls ooiorsd man,
named William Wood, appeared at the Eifth pre-.
cinct tionhouss and complained TO Justice Nor.
sell that his sop Frsaois Wood, about ~ years Of
sss, was % disordsfly snd bad that nothing could
BE- done with him. A warrant was Issued and the
undutiful child arrested. The father made his
statsmsnt to the magistrate tssfying that the boy
had made the most violent threats against biz
father and mother, and had frequently threatened
70 hill bis sister, II wss almost impossible 10 live
In the house for him. he was constantly creating
disturbance, and with the most violent osths would
snaks them all got out Of his way. While the old
man was giving his ssstsmsnt to the justice hs fre.
qusntly had TO stop to wipe the tss from his eyes,
and seemed % II his heart would break Justice
Aorseil hsid the accused until he can give bail to
keep the peace. A bucket containing something TO
eat had been prepared BY his mother, and the old
msn handed Tito bin, saying "Hsrs. my child, ]
cannot see you suffer-"
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The award: viii j. mad: .;:r IS: .. sSc 600
Of the theatre where thrss thousand persons can VIII
ness i COMMITTEES viii bs appointed BY the audience
to superintend the same.
to agent. and ticket holders PARTIES having tickets
will retain them until after the awards are made and ii
tickets with full drseiioas as 70 The ship
q h sGod, sL sssd. 70. hs Tickets sal.
city and IN nnd M SuiaI s,Urs. IN The
Building for the bsneho the Soldiers and sailors Ma.
aos,i Orphans Home Pad, corner of Seventh street
The Directors appeal to the bsrsity Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby as
..t relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our fallen
MANAGING DIRECTORS
coh H1hI r1 soldiers md
WILLIAM s. MORSE
J. b. HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis.
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent by post Office order
.. ss s,: ara no,,
county and State Of each and enclose
stamp All orders for 'fs;i nr,. b
Secretary Soldiers and sailors National couosr,
Washington RkfsR p Il bf hSis RKks,ssoR sS1 Nj s
MAI. Gen. Winfield g. Hancock, U. sA.
Gen Robert g; sehsnek, Y. @. Ohio.
Gen. John Il. Kstohum, NJ O., New York
Gen, Jane. o. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J, N. Hedrick, Iowa
Gen. D. 0. MeCallam, D, O.
Gen, o. v. Dayton, New York
hon. Thos W, Ferry, N. @, Michigan
Non George lawrence, G. Pennsylvania.
MAJ 4. Doughty, New York.
Hon Richard wallach. Mayor, Washington, D. G.
Hon WIN. Kelley. M; G, Psnnsylvauia
Hon. kelisn v whaley, N. G., West Virginia
Hon Ebon Q. Ingsrsoll N. O., Illinois.
Hon. 4. II. Lann, N. O., New York
Hon. Leonard Myers, NJ c., Psnnsyivania
Hon. William A. Newell, N, G., New Jersey
Hon. George W. Julian, NJ c., Indiana.
Hon Stephen y. Wilson, NJ. G . .PennsylvAniA.
Hon. J. ,, arinnel, N. O., lows
MAI. U. NJ Van Buren, New York. Ies.sod2m
FINHE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE
l. SIGHT, originating either from inhrmity Of age,
general debility OF the psrvous system protAeted sick
ness, or from natural disposition to far or peArsghtsd
ness win be restored Improved and Strengthened By
the use Of the celebrated
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T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMB

T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER
C.B. CHURCH co.
Desire 10 call special attention Of the Csrpentsrs and
Builders, Wheelwrghts and Coach makers TO their er.
tsnsivs and well selected assortment Of all the various
kinds Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
All siIes Of white Pine Poplar Walnut Oak, Ash and
Hickory.
FRAMING.
White Pine, Spruce, Hsmloek, Va. Pine, and Oak
FLOORING.
white Pine, Spruce, Va Pine ksstsrn Shore and Oak
SHINGLES
Cypress, White Pine, Spruce and Cedar.
fENoE RAILS Posfs, AND PICKETs
Bills Of Lumber cut to order at the shortest notice
O. B. CHURCH CO.,
mTs' m Cor. Maryland ave- and Eleventh street
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TIE --LATEST SrYLs or HArs.--Hsts Of the
latsst style worn BY young men are made Of straw,
with broad rim, and yard and q half Of hemp
rope for band. Thsss hats would have been
handy during the war; for whom II became nsess-
sary to hang fellow, all the haugman would have
to do would BE- Just 70 rsmovs the band, place Il
around your neck, and Anish the Job.
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LOCAL T1VV0.

Tm CHARoE AGAINST N. G.. STARK
wsAfnBa.--Mr N. @. starkwsathsr, supsrintsn.
dent Of the 0ovsrnmsnt Carpenter Shop on Four
tesnth street, IVES arrested few days ago on
charge Of dsffaudirg the 0ovsrnmsnt out Of be-
tween sx and eight thousand dollars worth Of lam.
hsr, hardware, paints, To-, and with entering on
The payroll fictitious namss, had further hearing
bsfos Jsstios Bates on Saturday afternoon. Col.
Iudington and MsJ. q. B. Russell appeared for
the prosseusion, and Jos. 4. Bradley, jr. for do.
Mr.. wn. n. Prince testified that hs was en-.
pioyed By the accused a. drsughtsman. About two
months finss he began 10 suspect the dsfsndsnt Of
having articles hauled away and approphating
than 70 his own use. greater portion OF The
srtiolss were hauled from the yard on Fourteenth
street 70 the post hospital on Capitol Hill, and
from there to . lot on N strset.
VIM. Lsngs testified that be had charge Of the
books at the yard on Fourtssnth street. ssd that he
knew there was surplus Of Government stores on
witness has been shown box which he Identified
~ box made in the shop on fourteenth street. II
contained hardware. A name he believed to b.
hetiteus, thai Of James Mann, he found on the
payroll. He mover saw any such man, but Mr..
Etsrkwsathsr informed him that he had man Of
that name on dsty elsewhere and that II was eli
right. This was On the payroll for Jane. Articles
had been taken RON the yard. Of which Mr.. Stark.
wsashsr would give him no infornstion. He was
shown some Of thsm since on M Mstrsst, near Twelfth
Daniel 6tllts tsstihsd swas . carpenter under
Col. Ludington. He was shown door moldipgs,
which, 70 the best Of his kuowlsdgs, wers the same
he had made. Tho pattern for the moldings had
been made at the shop. He also recognised the
sash and doors. -.
Several other witnesses were examined, amer
which the osss was postponed until nsxt Saturday.
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-.-- July 10 1865.
To VIII:
In the case Of Robert Golden executor Of Cathsrns
Golden deceased the executor Aforesaid has, with the
County aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the Ilh day Of
August next for the hnAl settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets In hand far ~ the have been collected and
turned Into money! when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vouehsd orthsy may otherwise By
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased ss
tate; provided copy Of this order be Published once
week for three weeks In the NAfIoHAL REPuBLIoAH
previous 10 the said day.
Test: T. O. ROBBINS
Jyl4-lAwSw Register Of wills.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF CoLUhBIA-IN EQUITY
JAnKs MoDosALD Of. al.
dsoaeH w. PsArHua st al
Asbury Lloyd trustee In ths cause, having reported
that he bad sold part Of lot No. In square No BE- a.
described in the proesedinss TO Henry hsttis, for
Msttle had complied with the terms Of sale:
ordered by the Court, this l6th day Of July 1885,
that the said sale be, and the same 10 hereby ratified
Aad conhrmsd uness 10 the contrary shown on
before the hrst Tuesday In August snsung: provided
copy Of this order be pubished In the NkrIoNA Re-
ruBLoAS at lea. three times In saeh Of three successive
weeks before said day. II
By order Of the Court ..
true copy:
jyl7-sod3W Test: r. J. hEf0g, Clark
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DUMBARTON.
DR. oRzzH : wrLLrAns Aucrosss,a
GALES OF QUARTERMASTER,s
~ sT3Rks AT rHs oAVALRY DiPoT, oIissoRo,
ouARTERnAsrER 0sxnlAL's ovryor. !,
RIRsr Dfvrssou

ouAnrnRsasrra 0sxllAL's 0ypIos. /,
wAsHueros, D. O., JsIy II. ~
order Of the ouartsrmastsr General thSr: mi n.
,osa. ~ " public suction, saAsr The a.
~ Sf nsss. asss q: following ds:essS
isOO0 - osf ..d ash ~ q, S.s.l ssss.,. Sss:s.
ann =. ;sssh,,: sun Piss:' s.a ss.ii::,. sssis::,
WV" tT"s sss mA'enso noor- sgrisdstonss,
100 pi.s.. .i,lsA. SAIL sssss:ssS. s..s sis.,, ,s
$1,000 ,,s, . y !,..,,.s .su, si,;.:s ;. a.. l.'vJ
i'Soo feet square timber, 90 ars.hocks
u,.o. splsiform ssaiss,
80 army wagons, leountsr seaI,s.
d..d.Aor.. wagon, isNs,s siSsss "a ,sIi.' ,:IIsisf''
waef wagon, Iron, 90 iron bsdstsads,
nose'osniAges and 800 blankets,
IL .s:s i i.r,.,, finn, AIOI. bout 10000 pounds srsia
D',.. harness, tAnbu. Bat little used, q '''''
IL K.... .nes set mathematical In.
% riding saddles. bri. lspirit.isvd and tri.
sorry;oomb.. and lsurvsyor,s compass,
10 cooking stoves, About 5000 f.st IN mn ho..
piss isss.'i.s stoves sssa isss' 1pssS sS;i'
cook stoves ta.vJ 5000 let gun gun hose, l, ",
s1aii.. SsasS... ssspiiss. G d.as "a "a Moth .oa,
mating, ward .iss partiv VAIN
robes, eupboards, 100 brass cocks, angle.
2 letter presses, ... valves kc vo,n
Also, 20 HORSES. "''A
Togsthsr With large quantity Of other prOpsrty.not
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. H., and eo,t,pus
from day to day until all 10 sold s
fuieh.sers must remove their stores within I've t5
days from date Of sale. Wv w
Terms Cash In Governmsnt funds
bo. for oi.sbOro viii leave the Sixth ,,r,., vh.rf
every hour during days Of sale. ''
JANE A. lKIu.
,,. Brevst Brig. Gen. q. O. A., in charge,
Vis-un2 hrst Division, @ r. d. o.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" "..
LYIN9-IN ASYLUM
fourtsenth street, (cirsls corner Of N street.
Thi. Institution h situated IN the most healthy por.
tiou Of the District, surrounded by ts own grounds
Cars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms OF admission From % to eO per week. In 40.
oordanoe with the room required, payable In advance
This includes Board, hedcinss Msdiea, and Surgical
Attendance.
MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
J. II. THOMPSON, n. D., ls4 street, bstveeu Tvsn.
ueth and Twenty First strssta.
cossuLrNa rHIsIcIAxs AND suRaroxs
JOS X. BARNES, n. D.. surgeon General, United
Jos RiLGy, n D., aserss,ovn.
THOs, MILLER n. D., street, Washington,
A: Y. p. 0ARNRrr, Y. D., New York avenue
w p. JOHNSTON. r. D., washinGton,
GRAFTON TYLER, r. D., Gsorgstown.
Applications for admissions be made 10 any Of the
medical stat the matron at the Hospta Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
tanned Of the Rev @. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epipbapy
Church, Of the Rev. A. D. Gillette Pastor Of ths Frs,
Baptist Church. and Of the sargson In charge a his res
idenee Orders for the I'd mission Of the wives or widows
o. soldiers Of the United States army can be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army
JyD y. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.
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Anasostis bridgs, near the nsvy-yard for the pur.
poss ef putting lot Of lumbsr aboard the steamer
Trade Wind, running bstwsen here and New York.
TIE police hearing Of the AFFAIR, went 10 the boat
TO arrest the party and succeeded In ssrssting two
or thrss. bat NE rest got sway. ~