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p0 KossUTH has been lately in Paris.
He is in most delicate health and those
who saw him in this country would hard
ly recognize him, it is said. Domestic
calamities and political anxieties have
left their sad marks upon the patriots
countenance
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Berthe new Germanic Confederation,
over which Prussia enjoys military and
political supremacy, can raise an efec-
tive military force Of / 10000 men. OF
these $50 900 belong to the regular ar
mics, and ACC 900 to the " Landwehr,"
or reserves
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Ba LORD JONI MANNERS has ordered
the surplus flowers of the London parks
to be given away TO the working classes
for window and roof gardening-a fancy
which Is rapidly growing among them.
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Ddy An eccentric Englishman, just
dead, left a large sum of money, the in
terest Of which is to be given quinquen-
nially to five young maidens who are to
dance round his monument
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s1- The West Tennessee Wing has
copied leading editorial article of this
paper and credited it to the Argus. A
mistake, of course, but en- annoying one.
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va Regarding the health of the Em-
peror, the London Lancet says; His
immediate danger is exaggerated and,
though he has undonbted disorders of a
serious kind, no present anxiety NEED be
falt "
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pa- A letter from Helena, Montana,
says that more than three thousand emf
grants have been murdered by the In
dams this season. The whole route
through the territory is strewn with fresh
OrhVPR
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We have already printed several state
neHts Of Southern journals, showing
that too much idleness was the bsne Of
the South Upon this important topic
the Atlanta Georgia. Era says There
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DIR. MAGGIEhS PILLS
Each Box Contains Twelve Pills.

ON y PILL Is A DOSE
~ NoTIcr.-None genuine without the an
graFet trade mark around each Dot ~ tssr
siEned BY DOCTOR J. MAGGIEL, New Yorf.
20 counterfeit which Is felony.
" sold y all respectable Dealers In Med
das. q; = cents per box OF pot. s-iss
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bn. The English papers are making
fun of the Herald manner Of criticising
RIsroRi. They qaote the headings,
From our critic in the Private Box"
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Nd We have a package for MIRIAM.
Will she send for III
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WEAVER. The friends and acquaintance
Of Dr. James Weaver are respectfully requested
to attend his funeral. to take place from City
Hospital, at o'clock this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-31

pD- The latest invention in France
is a sort Of cartridge, containing ingre-
dents which are capable of extinguish-
ing FIRE. This is effected by the sudden
development Of a large quantity Of by
drochrohc acid gas The cartridges are
either thrown on the Ere or into the wa
ter Of the engines. In the latter case it
is said that only One-tenth as much is
needed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-31

Some one says the present age is prae
teal beyond any that has preceded it.
The whole domain Of the natural world
is being explored and hidden forces
brought into reqisition to subserve the
purposes Of the present advanced state
Of civilization. In this great work there
is place for every man in the commu-
nifty, nor need there be a drone within
the limits Of the State.
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WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. Maggiel's Pills and Salve!

Extracts from Various Letters
81 had no appetite; Maggiel's Pills gave 1ie
a hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box. and keep them in
the house."
"Dr. Masgiel has cured my headache that
II gave half Of one of your pills TO my babe
fer cholera morbus The dear little thing got
well in a day
My nausea Of a morning is now cured"
Your box of Maggiel's Save cured me OF
noises in the head. l rubbed some OF your
Salve behind my ears and the noise left"
Send me two boxes want one for poor
family" ".
cents, but the medicine to me is worth a dollar"
Send me five boxes of your pills."
Let me have three boxes of your Salve by
Ieturn mail"
The best Pills for headache ever had"
My liver works like an engine. thanks to
your Pills"
I" am pleased to say to you. DR.. Maggiel,
that would not be without box Of your Pills
for curing me of morning nausea for the world"
"You will find enclosed one dollar. Your
Pills are only 70 cents, bat l consider them
worth to me one dollar.
"DEAR DocroR: Ny tongue had fur on it
every morning like the back Of cat. Your
flll9 look IL away.
II took half pill and crushed IL to powder,
and gave il in jelly TO my little babe for cholera
mOrbus. The dear little pet was well in three
hours after"
II suppose it is hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got we'll from the use
of your Salye. Enclosed find - cents for an
other box to keep in the house.
Send me another box OF Salve."
Z" Enclosed ind 7b cents for two boxes of your
Maggiel's Pills and one Of Salye."
The most gentle yet searching medicine 1
. ever swallowed"
1 Have Over 200 Such Testimonials.
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE are al
most universal in their effects, and a cure can
h. almost always guaranteed. FOR BILIOUS
DISEASES nothing can be more productive OF
cure than these Pills. Their almost magic in
fuence is felt at once and the usual coneomi-
tants Of this most distressing disease are re-
moved. These remedies are made from N.
purest VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. They
will not harm the most delicate iemala and can
be given with good effect in prescribed dose 10
the youngest babe. FOR CUTANEOUS DlS-
ORDERS and all erupti0us OF the skin The
SALNE is most invaluable. Ii does moi heal
externally alone. but penetratea with the most
searching elects TO the very root Of The evil
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T OST OR ST0LEN-FR0M 2l0 FRONT
i Ct, my POINTER DOG JIM, liver colered
ears and head, large liver colored spot on both
sides and on top of his rump. the balance Of his
plate on a chain around his neck. with the let
tiers &C, T. p, 232. 1906" The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning him to Bart
lett. Gould h Blakemore. 30 Front street,
r M .I0Nkk
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M The dead Democracy casa frO
hundred and ninety fsoEsaHd votes for
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He has Kcrseys, Linseys, Jeans.
Cotton Stripes and Plaid Linseys.,
Flannels. Domcstics and Osnaburps.
White and Grey Blankets. and
A complete stock Oi
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Hats, Boots and shoes
Also full stock of
Ready-Made Clothing,

Strictly for Wholesale. and man uiaetured under
his own immediate supervision.
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Virginia Polittcs.

virginia Politics.
RicanoHD, Aug. 1.-The Central COMMITTEES 70.
assembled to-day, and appointed . sub-oommittee
70 rseommspd . list Of delegates TO the Philadsl-
phia Convention.
rssolution proposing to instruct the delegates
to vote ~ . unit was indefinitely postponed.
The meeting adjourned until O'Clock D, M. 10
rscsivs the report Of the sub committee.
SECOND pIsPArcH.
RIcHnoND, Aug. 1.--At the evening session tho
subcommittss reported the following list Of dele.
gates; which was adopted without opposition:
Delegates at Large-Wm. O. Rives, John W.
Brocksnbrough, Geo. Blow, IT,, and Thomas 8. f..
Flournoy. Alternates-For Mr. Riycs, VIM, q.
Riverton; for Brooksnbrough, Chas L. Mosby; for
Blow, Geo. Boiling for Flournoy, willoughby
Newton.
Congressional Dslsgates.-First Distriot-Rich.
ard A. Claybrook and Robert Sanders. Alternates
-Chas. X. Mallory and II. B. Tomlin.
Second district-Thos Wallace and Jno. r.
Ksllyi altsrnatss-A. W. Reily and Thomas d.
Third district Edmund Hontain. and John L.
Mayrs IT,; sitsrnatss- -zsphonis Turner and Jno.
Fourth di.sric.- Charles Bruo. and p. W. Hub.
bard alternatss-Jas. Niblett and Robert White
Fitch di,trisk-wm. M. Trssdway and Jss. +.
Iohnsont altsrnstss-Wm. Martin and 2. H. Keen.
Hixth district--Dr. Samuel A. Cofinsop and A.
y. y. Ssawarti sltsrRstss John L. Anderson and
:, Seventh dstrios-Rdsar suowdse and Richard
y. fafieri atsrnssss-A. II, shsekslford and
RisitI di.irist-w.l.sr R. s.sp,.. and wvDdb.m
re HH:SaSsrtsoni sltsrnstss-A O. Cummings and Robt
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.BYTEI].. I..ElGRAPH.
The National Republican.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE
p = A g Z A 9 8 q r e D I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY AROUSED.
THE CHOLERA REPORTS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE
P = cE ASS o R z d
Observation-Disclosures
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
THE WHOLE CoUNTRY AROUSED,
THE CHOLERA REPORTS.
NEWS FROM EuRoPr BY THE GABLE

NEWS FROM EUR0PE BY THE CABLE.
Monster Reform As.ting In Hyde PARK
bismarck Triumphans and Peace As
sured. ~ rssHlf #H#-- HrH
NIw YoRK. August The Hsraid has the fol.
lowing over the Atlantic cable: Nv : =
LONDON, July 30.-A great reform meeting vss
held to-day Thirty thousand people were present.
Resolutions were adopted declaring they had no
faith In the Government. Petitions wsre read
which are 70 be presented to Parliament, demand.
ing inquiry into the conduct Of Sir Richard Hayne
the chief Of police. The procession was immense.
Several bands Of music were In attendance,
Evsrything passed of quietly.
The Tribune has special which says:
Peace was certain at Berlin on Saturday. Bis.
mark and the King return this week Prussia car.
riss oil her points. The Liberals support Bsmarcks
foreign policy. Austris's naval victory Is much
ovsrratsd. -
The Hyde Psrh riots and the movement for sx.
elusive reform league meetings have perilled the
Derby government. a..
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South c.rolin. Convention,

COLUMBIA, August 1.-The State convention met
to-day. Gov. Orr was chosen president by accla,
matioh. Tho convention adopted resolutions ap.
proving the Presidents policy as opposed to the
radical course In Congress- and cordially accepting
invitation to unite with the conservatives Of the
country In the Philadephia Convention. Dele
gates will bs chosen tonight.
LATER.
Gov. Orr, Senator Perry and J. B. Campbell
were elected delegates at large, and the following
district delsgatss chosen: LIST, A. J. Moses and
Richard Dosier; "a, Thos. T. Simmons and W. p.
spingler; Sd, D. l.. Wardlow and Gen. @. McGowan;
4th, L. N. Dawkins and Jos. Fsrren. The conven.
tion has adjourned sine die.
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Iowa Delegates to the National Union Con.
vention.

DEs MoIHEs, Iowa, July 27.-Ths State Central
COMMITTEES Of the National Uaiop party of Iowa
were In session hpts all day yesterday There was
9 full attendance, only two members being absent.
The following gentlemen have been apPoihted to
the Phiisdelphia convention:
For the State at Largs-0en, Thomas II. Ben.
ton, Jr., GEN. Fits Henry Warren, ]. W. Stewart,
Nal. Thoma, b. Hunt, Col. 8. @. Vananda, James
D. Gamble, DR.. J. +. Fairbanks, Col. 8. W. Som
msrs.
Congressional Delegates-Dr. J. @. Dewolf, COL
Laurin Dewey, Col. o. II. P. Scott, Edmund Jager,
Col. VIM Z. Small, Sag o. Butler David II. SCOTT,
P +. Hill, DR.. WIN. A. Chase, Col. B. F. Sanford,
VIM. p. Hammond, Col. @. H. Maoksy, Maj j.
Athsrton, Col Geo. Burton, John X. Lyon, Capt
WIN. =. Taylor, D. Richie, W. Q. stanbsrry, J. F..
0ridith
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
GEoRaETOWN AFFAIRS.

A DAY or PLEAsuRx.- - Yesterday, the first
day Of August sssmsd 10 b especially chosen By
the yosng folks for plsssurssbls sntsrtainnsnts
Ths picnic for the bsnsat Of the Southern orphans
on Anaiostan island, vas veil sttsndsd An sx
eursion 70 alynont givsn By the Lafaystts Club
composed Of about twenty popular young men Of
dsorgstown, was veil patronissd. The boat lsf
the wharf, foot Of High strsst, with . large com
pany Of happy young ladies' snd gentlemen. A
pie-nie By tie daes Church Sunday School, d
Washington, at 0rSsn Springs, was visited BY
large number Of ladies end ssntlsmsn Of both
cities. An entertainment given at the Colisgs
Wills, for the purpose Of raising means 70 hsiI
bald new Catholic church Il TsunallytoAn. VA
also well attended. H.r
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Bsss Rail at Atlantic City.

played this afternoon between the Keystone BASE
Ball Club and . picked nine. Gov. Curtin the
Hon. Charles Gilpin, William q. Mann, Jacob H.
Ridgway, Sheriff Howell, and other we'll known
citiiens, witnessed the game. Nine innings were
played, which resulted In favor Of the Keystone by
. score Of 80 to 81.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
Incoud,arism In Bufralo,

BUFFALO, July sl,-An attempt was made to Gre
the Arcade in this city to-day, but 1t was frus-
trated, and the incendiary was arrested lie proves
to DO man named VIM. A. Thayer, who kept u
billiard saloon In the building.
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Death OF United States Omssr At Cover.
Aor's Island by Cholsra

ERw Yonx, July sl.-Lisutsnant W. +. Smith,
Of the 9th U. 8. infantry. died this evening, at his
quarters, on Governors Island. He was tsken
suddenly this morning with an attack Of cholera,
and notwithstandins every medical effort made, he
died " oollspss this evening. surrounded BY sym.
Pathiang brother officers. Lieutenant Smith was
formerly printer in the Journal oics, In Augusta,
Me-; enlisted q private In the regulars At the
breaking out Of the war. and was promoted from
the ranks for bravery In the field.
The whole command, including all the officers on
aovernor's Island, tomorrow will be enoamped In
tents. Colonel Haydn, In command, Is unrsmitting
personal attention to the twelve hundred soldiers
there, and neither himself or subordinate officers
leave the post, except upon official business. The
disease Is rapidly giving way before the uutiriug
efforts to eradicate II There are not over twelve
cases Of cholera now on the Island.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
New BrunsyicL Wires Down,

Nxw YoRk, August 1.-The telegraph wires are
down east Of Piclou, N. b. Consequently no Eu.
ropean news can bs received this evening from the
cable.
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Psnnsylvania Democratic Soldiers Conven.

HARRISBURG, August 1.-The Democratic Sol
diers State Convention assembled this morning.
Gen. SartEer, Of Allegheny county, was made tom
porsry chairman. Credentials were presented from
every district In the State, A committee was ap-
pointed to select permanent officers.
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Sent to the Dry TortuRas.

CHARLESTON, August 1t Is known to-day
that the prisoners copdemnsd to death by a mill.
tary commission, and whose recent mysterious re-
order Of the President, who thus oommutsd their
sentences.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

/. SPECIAL RKLIEri ConnIssroN. : Surgeon
Robert Rsyburn, snrgsoa II charge ef the Freed.
The Special Rslisf ConnIsEen 81 nsds lis report
70 the Oomnislossrs sAswisg' that daring the
month Of JAY tbs nuabsr n Wits psrsons relieved
was 2Oe, with ne sxpspditurs Of e741 50. Tho
number Of eoiorsd pSrsots relieved was 1866, With
the sxpsnditsrs Of o6el. .25. Ths total sun dis.
burssd during ~ month was q, SoS.Ss. ~
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Death of Byron spraguc.

PRovIDENcE, r. l., July 3l.-Byron Sprague, a
wealthy and prominent citizen, formerly Of the
house Of A. 4 W. sprague, died suddenly last night.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

,INsURANCE COMPANIES.
ExCELSIOR F1REINSURANOEOOM.
M,-., PANY. u .zt'n2's li1 ~
;....sc is i.o:i.:; ~ 4 co.
III I..S,s: a. h,,a. q 9sd.ss is...
Properly against Loss b ~. '''
HS1s .sesSs siusEsHT. 4 aHES1s .o
JOHN 0ARoIA, -
~ xfIIl2s fh91 apTfs1ss gHsDos OH
'-' a1ssI s1ssnr Y; .s:SIr, r.an
5o!!s4Nr Eaa,4r SiSSKss GSIIs '
CHaRLn PILL, aaar
..-ns. Is oiEHi.r,
JlEIS Z EoRo1s, .s
ret JONI q LsssiIsWinL,
q asasr s19HSl liIl 4 sTIIOxAx.
;.s:s. 0 hssd66s h;i:6 = Hopo.s, r,,,,.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
10. los BaoADwAr, NEW YoaK. .ir-.4
CASH CAPITAL............oN .oNR MILLION poLLARs.
ASSETS JANUARY, 81, ~, ss4 ss
This Company insurss, 81 customary rates Of pre-.
aiun, against all hARiNRa and INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks on CARGO or YREi0Hr; also against los. or
damage By YiRB q -
IL PREMIUMS ARB PAID In GOLD, Losses WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD. ...... ....
ahs assured rsesvs 70 Per cent. Of the net proats
without inearriaG asy liability or, Ia lies thereof st
thsir option, liberal discount upon the prsniuu,
All losses equitsbly sdjastsd and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January q, lSss,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LORIhIR GRAHAM, Pr,siSsst
ROBERT \. O. GRAHAM viss Prssidsat
JAMES LoRIhER GRAHAM Jr, "a viss PrssI
HENRY n. PORTER, sssrstary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 4, Washington Bulidips
)7-iy Cor. Psnnsylvania av. sid Seventh stfest
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Cholera In New York and

NEw YoRK, Aug. Fifteen cases and six
deaths In this city and eighteen cases and Ave
deaths in brooklyn FROM cholera are reported to.
day.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
baltimore Politics.

BALTIMORE, August Mayor John A. Chap.
man was for ths third time rsnoninatsd tonight
for tho msyoralty,
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

EOR SALE-A LOT ON F STREET
ssd running back 70 sofooi alley, Pdss essts ~.
i9Qt, AdaNu T. D.. u his oaos,
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Jo Joshua Ellis
(whits) was arrested on Analostan Island Tuesday
night for being too much under the influence Of bad
whisky, and thereby orsstmg disturbance. Fined
$S and costs BY Justice Buckley.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

MoIAushlin. AID MsN.ihaAy, Sus "a sbsoun. Of
u: orcwdsd condition Of oar eolsprs, We cannot
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

Cor Hrs Foor IN Ir.-John w. Moulden
and Fanny Marshail (whits) got into aght ysstsr.
day morning, and sftsr several blows had been sx.
ohsagsd John Kicked Fanny dab" In the mouth,
which sent her bowling away. Al this stage Of the
procssdings Charley Beatty, who had bssn In the
reserve, eaus TO the froat and the battle wss re-
nswsd viii great visor and was Kidding sair for .
prolonged sseAgsasnt when 0lAesr Prsl cane up
= mediator and srvstsd Mouldsn. Jssslos Bseksy
ansd him n a. ' fs.. r.".,l Y. 'fEI''
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

THI Excursion To-oAY.-The ladies Of the
late National Pair give grand srsursioa 10 ely.
mont to-dsy, r, me Ssn:ht q NE orphans Of ths
foot Of Seventh street. st ~ o'clock p. m, toush.
Ing 1t AlsxandriA The ladiss have made every
sraaesnsnt 70 naks this one Of The most plsasast
sxeursions Of the reason, snd the cause which Il is
Intended 70 sAouid bsspsak for II the patron.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

II WARD LYQETT,
~ BooK-PIHDIR AUD FAPHR. .RULgR,
No. III faAnsylvseiA svsnus between Tenth and Rsy.
enh strests, south sids.
- boots sssantiy o. plally bound. Periodicals and
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ID OsALsF FLOUR.

ID ROP SAILS FOR FLOUR.
0rrIok DEPor ConnIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE
wAsHIxarox, p. c., July ~, 1866.
Sealed Proposals are invited until SATURDAY, August
1856 u o'clock m, for furnishing the subsstsaoe
fIFTEEN HUNDRED q ,soo) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what Is known At this Depot
As Nos and 5, and bids will be entertained for Any
quantity less than the whole.
Bd. must BE- In duplicate. and for each grade " sep
The delivery Of the Flour 10 commence within ave
days from the opening Of the bids and mus, be dsliv
cred In such quantities, daily as The Government may
D. G.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance Of the bid.
oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds a. the Govern.
ment may have for disbursement
The usual Government Inspection will be made Just
before the Flour Is received and will be accepted
which y not fresh ground, and Of superior quality
No bid Will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply with their bids, or from
bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right any bid for any
cause Bids TO be addressed 10 the undersgned at No.
22s @ street, endorsed Proposals for Flour"
@. BELL,
jyDf Major and O. g., VISA.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

SERvxD HM RroHr.-John Scransge, (col.
orsd) youthful gallant oouoludsd 70 have little
innocent pleasure BY whipping the child Of Jane
Carter also oolorsd. The child's mother came to
it assistance, whom SorAnass struck her blow over
rested the scamp, and Justice Buckley fined him
$50, which was paid BY Mr. Frsund, his en-
ployer.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

WASHINGTON WRArHrR. - The following
is the oacisi record Of the thssmomstsr ss Thonp.
sons Owen Houss yesterday. %. n, 70; II N
"; 8. D. m, g.
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GALES OF QUARTERMASTER'S
- STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT. GIEsBoRo.

ouAKrERxAsrEK GHszaAL' 8 orYIcx,)
FIRsr DIVISION,
wAsHIsaroN, D. c., July II, 1883.
By order Of the QuartsTmassr General there viii be
reetIon Of Captain George T. Browning, A. q NJ, on
THURSDAY, August o. 1see, the following described
lot Of Quartsrmaster's stores, viz:
l0O.oords wood, 2J white wash brush
i2'ooo iest oak and Ssh ss, water buckets,
m Wright. stu Ta'' piss:. s' and p.aIis:.. .slas:.
e,ooo feet matched floor. agrindstonss,
400 pi.ss. .lr.lsA, sash. is.s siss.,si ss
n, NM sby ten, glazed, face. lnswD
1880 feet square timber, 90 hrs. hooks,
20 ..S. 80 ss :ai T. nails, sp'as.isT% as1s. 's'l'''
50 army wagons, 4souatsr scales.
ds.d.horse wagon. blocks, and falls
water wagon, iron, 90 iron bedstsads,
hose-earrisges and 800 blankets,
- reels, About 10000 pounds grain
sO.sts harness, tAmbu. b. little used Cd '''''
lancet set mathematical in
u sets cart harness, strumsnts,
25 riding saddles, br. lspirit.isvsl and tri-
curry combs, and Surveyors compass.
horse brushes. target, &c,
% heating stoves, 2.sd AZ inch, (nswJ
. s:St stoves. I. Sa:sj 1900 is;; s:a hose hlh
chairs, benches. couplings and noI-
mating, ward Iles partly worn,
robes eupboards, 100 brass cocks, angle
letter presses, valves, &e., worn,
ALSO, 20 HORSES.
Togehsr with large quantity Of other property not
Bal. to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
from day 70 day until all Is sold.
Purchasers must remove their stores within Eve (5)
days from date Of sale ~
Terms: Cash In Government funds
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during days Of sale
JAMES A. BKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen u 8. A., In charge,
jyls-tsu2 First Division, q NJ a. o.
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Total; rot.l;..;i,,,,,,,,,,u,,,.,,...........S5 S55o

gsssWsi. viii II; sc.::i,: .. Il Ia.
OF he hsatrS whsrSthrss thousand persons can w.t.
as.. H. sonnis.es WIN b appointed by thssudisnss
10 supsrintsnd the same -.
70 agent: and ticket. helas!: Parties having hetst.
Will retain them until asr the awards are made, and
.hsir nenbsr: .ppsar In !h: list they viii forward their
tickets Immediately with full directions 10 the ship
ping Of goods deeds for the properly Tickets for sale
i all the pnspa Hotels Book and Musie Stores in the
city, and d the Hsadquartsrs In the Mammoth Fair
Building for the bsnshtof .h: Soldiers ssd saiors Ma
uonAl Orphans Home fund, Of ssvsath street
and Pennsylvan,a avenue, washington, DC.
The Directors appeal 10 the bsraty Of the people 10
give this enterprss their kind support and thereby
sst in relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of hlisa
CARD a large number Of tickets remaining upsoid
u will be necsesAry 70 postpone the drawing until
will positively occur. = ! :"
sented 70 the pubo during the past few months toms
what delayed our sales usl We were able 10 satisfy
The so9ai,y .i.t lll. sn.sIpI.s
Directors ste the sale Of every Ticket and
have allotted sumoient time to guarantee the sales
without any further postponsmsnt.
MAJOR II. HALL, Pissidsnt Soldiers and Sailors
Union Col. OHAs. = CAPRHARr, Major N nj Al.
BERGER, WILLIAM q. MORSE, Managing Directors.