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Latest Markets by Telegram.

NEW YORK, July 13 Stocks are steady Chicago
and Rock Island, 96l; Cumberland preferred, 46; ;
illinois Central 1921; Michqan Southern, 8Ig; New
York Central, 99t; Reading, 1919; Erie, 74I;
Western Union Telegraph Company 52l; United
106i 1O4Os at 9sT; Treasury 1905, l0S3Gi6sT; Cold
1928 Sterling Exchange dull; at sIgnt, II per cent
premium.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Flour is steady; the high
grades are scarce. Wheat active and higher; new
red $3d30S Corn firm at SlR1'22 for white and
SO cents for yellow. Oats dull. Provisions quiet
Mess Pork $93 59o3376. Sugar quiet at l1k0l3c
Coffee dull and nominal; Rio 16G19t in gold. Whisky
dull at 50 27t.
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GOLDEN Crown was wont to be awarded by the
Romans to him who saved the life of Roman
ciuzen. What reward is fitting Tor man who saves
the lives of not one, but OF hundreds and thousands
of American eitizens5 Yet this Is done daily aud
hourly by DR.. 1. W. MARsDEN, in the use of his
VEGETABLE SANAIIVE PILLS, which ara
rapidly superseding every other preparation for the
special disease for which they are designed. Dspot.
No. 4s7 Broad'Oag Ne'0 York, For sale 6y all drug
gists.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
G A r d

G. A r ID.
WE HEREBY CERTIFY THAT WE
bad Seven Horses insured in the
Great Eastern Horse Insurance
Company,
No. lOs South FOURTH street, Philadeluhia,
And one of them died on tie sth inst at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and we gave notice the ONCE at A. M, Mon
day morning, and at p NJ of said dAy received
hundred dollars the amount in full insured We deem
this statement simple justice to the Company.
HARDIN d THOMAS,
FORTY. FOURTH and WALSUT Streets,
7I24t5p West Philadelphia
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THE LEHIGH UNIvERsITY.-This institu-
ton has been placed on O secure basis through the
prlncely munitcence OF the Hon. Asa Packer of
Mauch Chunk, and presents facilities for the educa
giate institution IN this State. BY reason of the
number of schools attached to it, in which the dit
feTent scientific vocatons are made specialties
usual opportunities offered to those who wish to
prepare themselves Iully for their callings Pro-
tessor Coppee the President of the University is so
well known to our citizens, by reason Cf his long
connection with the University of Pennsylvania IN
this CITY that we need speak no word of praise in
his behalf.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-A man named
Samuel johnson was arrested at Thirty. first and
Chestnut streets Yesterday afternoon ON the charge
OF assau'tng man named Conagv. johnson was
arrested by Officer Tolbert, and taken belore Mayor
hcAichael, where the case was heard, and the
some trouble about power-of attorney, and that
the injured man went to the office of Alderman
johnson to have matters adjusted, when young
Johnson son of the Alderman, committed the assault
alluded to. The attack appears TO have been an
aggravated one, and the case created considerable
excitement.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, July Is
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
BETWEEN BOARDS
BETWEEN BOARDS.
A Turin paper contains the folio,

"A Turin paper contains the folloWinp:-
Miss Grant, a relative of the gallant American
general, has presented to Garbaldi, through an,
officer OF the lst Reeiment the sum of one thou.
sitous volunteers. Such a generous act is n
proof that this amiable lady is in every respect
worthy her illustrious family, and it dcassVba In
be mentioned with profound graNtVgisN ~
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MARRIED.

HARDY-SPARKS.-On the 9Th of July. 1856 bv
the Rev. Jose h Perry, Mr.. Albert +. HARDY
to Miss MARY f. SPARKS, all Of this city.
MCG0 Observation-Disclosures 90 1885, by
Alderman Tunson EDWARD L. MCGOWAN to
Miss EMILY W. GRAHAM, daughter of William
Graham, all of this city.
SC0rT-DAVENPORT-A Camden. N. j., on
the 11Lh instant. by the Rev. ,. L. Davies, Mr..
EMMA DAVENPORT, of Camden. No cards.
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AssAULTING AN OFFICER.-A. Gould and
David Dever were arrested last evening on the
charge of committing an assault and battery on a
police office, while the officer was in the act of
serving warrant They were taken to the office of
Alderman Turner, and after hearing were held 10
answer for the alleged offense
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
will be played tomorrow (Sa urdayl afternoon at
Fifteenth and Wallace streets. between the Com.
looked for "
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SLIGHT FTRE.-A slight fire took place
this morning about eight O'Clock at No. 774 South
street. caused by the burning OF some rags in the
the speedy extinguishment of the flames
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AN AGED WOMAN AsTRAY.-An old ladv
aged eighty years, of respectable appearance and
who gives the name of Ann Middleton, has been at
the Seventh District Station over night having lost
account of the locality of her home. IL is hoped
that this nouce will reach The eye of her trlenus
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CAPE MAY.-TO accommodate the in
creased Cape May travel, the railroad companies
will commence tomorrow Saturday afternoon TO
run daily iSundays exc. ptedl an additional Fast
Express tram, leaving Market street at 4 p NJ due
at the Is and at 7'05. Returning, will leave the
Island at A. NJ, due in Philadelphia II OF, noon,
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INTERFERING WITH Doc CATCHERs.-
Charles Emerson was arrested Yesterday AFTERNOON
on the charge OF interfering with the dOg-catchers
while those o1hclas were in the discharge OF their
important duties. Char es was taken to the Office
OF Alderman Patched, who held HIM to answer for
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As1ATIc CHOLERA, especially in its early stages
is disease quite amenable to medicinal treatment
In almost every case lLARSDBN'S ASLATTC
CHOLERA CURE will check the disease at this
periodi it should always be given at tho very first
appearance of the premonitory symptoms. Even
when the disease has been suffered to reach the ad
vanced stage of collapse, 1t is by hopeless
and this Cholera Cure will it then, If anything
car. Depot, No 4S7 Broad1Day, New York. For
eoIo b,f 1l dT7,oojsfa
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OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.-Oficer Will
liam johnson, of the Fifteenth Police District
was overcome by the heat yesterday after
noon, while working at the fire in the Twenty
third Ward He was taken to his home in Frank
tord He was sull suffering this morning from the
overtaXing of his strength and the intense heat
experienced on the occasion alluded to.
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THE PORTLAND SUFFERERs-The Mavor
has received the following additional contributions
CO.. 81O0j @. c., $780, Mrs, n, shippen, $50; Allen
& Bro, $26,
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BREACH OF PEACE.-Frank Bradley was
arrested last evening, on the charge of committing
an assault and battery ON a colored man, at Second
Bradley. took HIM 10 the Office of Alderman Ioland
who held him to answer in $500.
Edward I ynch was also arrested by Officer Bad
ger, at Second and Willow streets, on the charge of
having committed an assault aud battery. He was
held in $500 t. answer tor the ohense W.
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DEATH FROM SUFFooAuoN. Charles
Teamer, twenty,thIee years OF are, was suffocated
into well which he was assisting to clean. In the
rear of No. Ala Lynd street. The Coroner was
notified,
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MORE ABOUT THE FRANKFORT FIRE
Leonard Vansant, employed in the works at Frank
1ord and living at White Hall, was arrested last
night abeut ii O'Clock, on suspicion of setting fire
TO the mill destroyed at Franktord yesterday alter
noon. len minutes before the fire, Vansant and
another boy were seen coming down the stairway
from the room where the fire occurred, and as they
had no business there, it was presumed that tAey
were guilty OF setting fire TO the premises.
Two other parties, named William Crusen and
another man, whose name could not be ascertained
were also arrested, but no positive evidence was
gained OF their guilt. Vansant was held until an
examination could take place. and the two last were
discharged, but were required TO give security for
their appearance when the hearing takes place. to
implicated in setting fire to the premises.
All the goods that were saved were taken to a one
story building at the side of the yard THIS building
was not burned on the Orchard street front where
the goods were stored. large quantity of drugget
vas saved, having been taken into Waln's woods
near by. During the night men we're employed In
hauling the property back, to it from depreda-
tions. strong posse of police were stationed
around TO prevent persons from carrying off the
goods alluded TO.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS.

We have been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering and
the afflicted During this time we have treated over
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various forms of disease and in almost every case per
manent has been effected. Many Of them In fact
had been given up incurabe by their physicians We
have restored to health in few day of per
In this city who had been suffering from painful
diseases ve ten and fifteen years and upwards At our
institution we have cured and curing class of dis
that has baied the medical profession all ages
of the world.
REFERENCES.-We refer the diseased and others
interested in practice to the following we'll
known gentlemen who nave been treated successfully
byus:-
GEORGE GRANT, No. 6lO Chesnut street.
r. n. DEsILVEk; No. 1888 Chestnut street.
General NO; siS spruce street
n0n. DAVID WHMoT, Judge Of Court of Claims
Hon Judge CAP RON, New YOrK city,
Rev De MARsHALt H. Of Pin Pitts31rg,d rdg ia;
Rev Or. HALL, OF PhiladelPhia' P
Colonel THOMAS w. SWEENEY, Assessor, No. 7le
GEoRGE o GET H. EARLE, AttOrney-at-Law, Sixth and
EM&NUEI REY, Attorney at-Law, No. 7O7 SAMSON
Dr. GEORGE W. FREED, Lancaster city, Penna.
Dr. WIN. D. BR00WYH' BR0RY SdraIstdi. STaFd House;
ALBERT Il. SICoLAY, No 50 William street. New
'SIt g. toSuMsnNGS stuyyessnt street New York city
ToHHNN oHN N. BUST. No 1928 South Broad Streets
q w MERCHANT, Germantown, Philadelphia
JOSEPH w. FORSYTH, NO 1902 A rch street
JAMES WILLlkGAR. No. 2O29 Green street
EsPSNf DR f66SS So @ 3a North seventh st.
THOMAS hAARR9R, Az Rose Mill G West est Phiadelphia.
Consultation and examinations free OF charge.
An interesting Circular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE g. BOLLES,
CORNER THIRTEENTH AND WALNUT sTs.,
6gS thsmJtrpi Philadelphia
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REDUCED PRICEs-A rare chance. Call at Rel
mers Photograph Gallery No. 62i Arch street, and
have your likeness taken in superior style at mode
rate prices. Sure to nleaan
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THE MINISTRY AND THE WAR FrNANoBs.

m There is very little general news to report
The strength of the ministry was tried in the
Senate on the 9th instant on the subject OF
loan of $5,000,0 600, when the ministry won by a
vote of fifteen in house of about forty mem
bers. The loan is not a foreign one, but is
confined TO Brazil, and is to be or is taken at
ninety, at six per cent.
THE WEATHER.
y Cool weather prevails and the public health
IL oil fhnAr rr,i,lIh L.. -.
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IMPROVED LooK-STITcH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers. Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street.
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LETTER FROM THE FIELD BY AN EYEWITNESS.
From ne BuenoS AyreS Nacion argentina (erha)
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As Cool AS A CUoUMBER.-Anv body who will
wear those light summer suits sold at Charles Stokes
& Co.'s One Price, under the Cont mental.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
DUBLIC AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE
l. STORES AND PROPERTY.

0FFIcE DVPoT coMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 2 1855. I
viii be offered at public auction, at Sixth
Street Wharf, In this city, r! II O'Clock, a. m,
on TUESDAY, February 20, 1865, the following
articles:
About head OF excellent work Oxen.
Q Cows.
80, 900 pounds Of Corn lin the earl 'I'
.. 430, 600 pounds OF Bran.
81. III, 900 pounds Of Hay.
2, 200 gallons Of Extract Of Coffee.
ALSO,
the following condemned Subsistence stores, viz
About O. 900 pounds OF Salt Beef.
$50 pounds OF Smoked Baef.
Oh. SOY boxes OF Smoked Herring,
..- /, 800 pounds Of Hard Bread.
l, 100 pounds Of Corn Meal.
4, 500 pounds OF Dried Peaches,
o.. q 900 pounds Of Hominy.
500 pounds OF DesicoAted Potatoes.
l. 40 pounds OF Mixed Vegetables.
2, 654 pounds Of Beans, &c. &c.
tho following articles OF Commisssry Property
Iron Safes, Letter Prsssss, Desks, Tables,
Chairs, Camp Tables, Spring Balances, Beam
Scales, Platform Scales, Counter Scales, Meat
Saws, CommIssary Chest Liquid and Dry Meas
ares, Paueetts, Cooper Visss, Pineers and AdIes,
Bake Paus Trucks, Wheel BArTows, Field
Desks, Coffee Mills, Pumps, Axes, Axe Handles,
Cooking Stoves, Bread TrouRhb, one Seow, Caul
drons, Fire Brick, Lamps, 30.
ALSO,
4 lot OF Coffee and SNlt Sacks, Gunny BagFr
Term. Cash, In Government funds.
fe5.st M''"r and c. s., U. i, A.
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FOR SALE.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
! HskDaulnrrks Drp'r or wAsHrraros.
OFFICE OF CHIEr oUARrERaAsrRR,

orrtoE OF CHrsr ouARrERMAsTBR,
. Corner Penn. avenue and l51h street,l
WAsHIroroH, ID. o., Feb. ., 1893. u
By direction Of the Quartermaster General q,
8. A., sale will be made In this city and Alexan-
dris, epeing THIS DAY, Of (3O,OO0) Twenty
Thousand Cords OF Wood, In quantities from v
% 10 cords, to any and all persons desiring 20
y Said wood Ia Thoroughly seasoned, Of good
quality, and Ia mixed In proportion Of about one
third Oak and two. thirds Pine, and will be cold
atths rate OF (t6) six dollsu per cord, At the
Government Wood Yard, on Maryland avenue,
In washiuaton tin the ear OF the smiih sonian In
stitute, NJ Rourteenth htrcot Park, near the Long
Bride, In washington, and Kendall Green, IN
one mile north Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail !.
road Depot, aud at the rate oft ave dollars per
cord, at the Govor n INC NJ Wood Yard, one eighth
Of q milo north Of Alexandria, on the Wash
ington aud AlexaudFia railroad.
Orders upou the Wood Yards can be obtained
onlyon cash payments upon Washington yards
during once hoars al this once, and upon Alex
hndria wood yard from Breyet Major James
Gleason, 40. NJ, on the premises, between the
hours Of O'Clock, am, and IL clock noon.
Arrangsmc ats have been made for the prompt
delivery Of the wood to auy part OF washing ton
and Alexandria at the rate Of (fl) one dollar per
| cord. and to any part Of Georgetown at al PSI
one dollar and twenty Ave cents per cord, In ad
dit'on to above rates. 8. ..' ~.
Purchasers will be required to remove their
wood from the yard within ave days from date
: - =. NJ. H. LUDINoToN,
Colonel aud Chief ouartermaster,
febS.lSt Department Of Washington.
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DROPS SAILS FOR rCE.

Proposals will be received until II O'Clock, a.
m, Of SATURDAY, February oath, 1866, for fur
nishing and delivering to the Department OF the
Interior, and the Bureaus and oGices thereof, the
requisite daily supply Of ICE for one year from
aud after the 18th day OF March, 1856.
The article delivered must be equal 10 the best
quality Of Northern Ice sold In this market, and
the successful bidder will be required to enter
into q contract with sufficient seenrity, within
ten days after the award. A|
Proposals should state the price per pound,
and such only will be eon sidered as are made by
parties who have proper facilities for fulfilling
a contract. They should be addressed to the
Secretary OF the Interior, and endorsed "Propo-
sails for lee" JOHN X. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Of the Building.
febl5 -8tIbth2Oth22d
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PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs FOR FLoU R


oPHIoB DRFor CoNMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb Is, 1866.
Sealed Proposals are Invited until MONDAY,
February 20, 1866, at II clock, m, for furnish
ing the Subsistence Department with
ONE THOUSAND Il ,OO0) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The Proposals will BIO for what is known at
this Depot rs Nos. ] and 2, 900 barrels OF each
grade and bids will be entertained for any guam
tity less than tho whole. H'H
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade
on separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour TO commence within
Ave days from the opening Of the bids, and must
be delivered In such quantities, daily, as the
Government may direct, either at the Government
| Warehouse in Georgetown, at the wharyes, or
| railroad depot In Washington, D. G.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be com
Pleted within twenty days from the acceptance oil
| the bid. '.'E' .''
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered
| In new oak barrels, head lined.
Payments will be made In such funds AZ the
Government may have for disbursement.
| The usual Government inspection will be made
| just before the Flour Is received, and none viii
be accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of 4
| superior quality. ~
| Government reserves the right to rel eot any bic
| for any cause Bids to be addressed to the I'M
dersign at No. 223 @ street, endorsed "PropO
| sails for Flour.'' Z, 7. BRIDGES,
fel7-f, Brevet Major and G. y. V.
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John r. ELVANS d CO.,
u OF Louisiana ave. and sos @ street, n
WARRINGTON, D. c., ~ n
DKALERs IN ~
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoH-ordinary sizes
REFINED IRON.
BAdNALL's, DO.
HORSE SHOE IRoE-Mi.r.. &..
oVxIs AND HALF ROUNDS.
o. b. NAIL RODS.
T, v. =. do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL.
ToE CORK STEEL.
HooPS-0alVAniIed
SCROLL IRON.
AXTRA FALL RIVER R0Ds-Round and
square, charcoal plate iTSni puddled
plate iron.
SHEET IRON-AmorisAni American costa.
Ia%i,' Belgian i'm. Russia RUSSIA
SQUARE CAST BTBEL--sanderson's.
OCTAG0N CAST STEEL
SHEAR STRRL-sRndsTSon'I
aRRMAN STEEL.
FLAT CAST STEEL.
HLlBTBR STBRL-Amsriean.
ROUND srKRL-oAsti machinery,
tpll-eW
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GALE OF HARD BREAD

Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this once, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD
a. this Depot
The bread Is In boxes Of 6fty 1907 pounds each,
and In good shipping order. -
All purchases wiz be delivered on board Of
transports without expanse to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty 100
Boxes, one thousand 4, 000) p0und'.
Payment required on notification Of accept.
ance OF bid In Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, " and addressed to
JAMES CURRY,
del4-h Colonel and q. S.V.
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fel-tunC
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO
~ THs MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY.

MEDICAL PURvBYoR's OPPICB,
WAsHISGroS, d. c., February o, 1866.
An auction sac Of Valuable Medidiucs no longer
required by tire Medical Department, .. s. Army,
will be held IN this city 90 THURSDAY, the nrst
day Of March next, and succeeding days, n neces-
sAry, al 10 O'clock, d. M, at the warehouses 10.
Gated on Judiciary Square, Filth and Z streets,
back Of the City Hall. ."
The Medicines are In the original packages
and The attention Of the rads IL Invited to thi.
sale, which will embrace the following principal
articles, viz: n.'
Sulphuric Ether, 800 lbs. Alcohol, 800 bottles
COmpouud Spirits OF Eiher, 900 lbs. Simple
Cerate, 1000 lbs. ChlorofoTm, 600 lbs. Fluid
Extract Of Buchu, $50 lbs. FLUID Extract Of Chi
chOnG, 800 lbs. Fluid Extract of IpecacuHdha,
$50 lbs. Fluid Extract OF Ebubarb, $50 lbs.
Mass HydrArg. go lbs, Doysr's Powder, ESQ
lbs Cod Liver OIL, 900 bottles; Camphor Pills,
I, 900 dozen; Compound CathArtic Pills, 5000
dozen; Opium Pills, !, 900 dozen; IOdlde oil
Potassium, 200 lbs. Rhubarb, 800 lbl Powdered
Rhubarb, $50 lbs. Syrup OF squ'll 600 lbs.
Compound Spirits OF Lavender. 900 lbs. beside
other articles. Upward Of sixty articles Of the
Materia Medied, 10 lots similar to the above, will
be offered for sale.
Catalo rues containing complete list, with
full particulars, will be ready by the l7ih inst.
Terms Cash In Government Innds.
Five dAys will be allowed TO purchasers In re.
moving their property.
Surg U. s. A., Medical Purveyor.
c. w. BoTELER, ST.,
list Auctioneer.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
" HARD BiEAD.
sUBsIsrsScR OFFICE, U. s. A., ]
No. s soUTH GAY STREET, J

BUD9IsrBNCR OFFIcR, u. y. A.,
No. soUTH GAY STREET,
II BALrInoRB, Nd, January ST. 1893,
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, vii be received
at this olce daily, Az opeocd at y O'Clock NJ,
on WEDNESDAYS apd SATURDAYS during the
mouth OF Febru--y, for The pa chase Of surplus
GOOD HARD Bread on hand Al this Depot
The Eread is In boxes o huy (j0) pounds each.
AL the Bread o Tored under bis advertisement
has been .careiulIy R1d thoroughly Inspected.
each box having been opaOed, examined, aud
then recoopered, and no box allowed replaced
which did not come up to the standard for Issue
to troops, No proposals received for lsss than
tweaty (20l boxes. Purchases will be delivered
on board Of transports without expense 10 the
purchaser. ... ....a-.
Payment required In Government funds on no
tineation Of acceptance Of bid, Twenty days al =
lowed purchasers to remove stores. Should
navigation be closed during tbs time, the time
50 lost will not be considered. Proposals to be
endorsed on tho envelope, Proposals for Hard
Bread and addressed TO
r r'f.' .r THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and G. s., y. a,
Breyet BrigSdier General Volunteers.
jaSl .tfebT
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
~ ROADS,
0YPicE or ASSISTANT QuARrERNABrER,
'fwAsHIssToS, D. c., Feb. |, 1855
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
Will be sold, at public auction, at Danyille,
Va, on TRULsDAY, the eighth day OF March,
Five (5) sseood hand Locomotive Engines, 4
feet 81 inches guage; cylinders 15x22; and
weighing about 20 tons each.
Two (2) Box Freight Cars, 4 feet sIs-inoh
guage.
Sale to commence al 10 O. m.
-Tsrmsi Cash, in Government funds.
II L. ROBINSON,
.fel-tun0t Byt. Brig. Gen. A. q, N.
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. 00O BUSHELS OF JACKSON WHITE
= WV Potstoeai 1000 bushels Of Prince Al.
bert potatoes: 300 bushels Of Ruta BAgo turnips I;
100 bushels OF Red Onions loo tons Of prime
Timothy hay, Just arrived, and for sale In lots
to suit purehasers,,b by
PETER BERRY,
80 Water st., Georgetown.
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GRAND LARCENY Robert Simms was ar
rested yesterday by ofieer Higgins, in the Sixth
precinct, for stealing tl0 from VIM. II. johnson
he was taken before Justice Thompson, who
committed him 70 jail for eouh. IT .t'A