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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
~ BUILDING LOTS
LEADENHALL. HAN0VER. AND EUTAT s


LEADENHAhL. HANOVER AND EJ'TAT SIS.
AND FORT AVENUE.
BY authority from tho owner, will offer for sale,
at auction, on SATURDAY. the 9TH instant nj the
Exchange salesrocm. at o'clock ?. M., the follow
lag desirable lots:
No /. A Lot ut Ground 50 feet on tina east side of
LeadcDhali street noarthe corner ofAanrietta street
win . depth ofS5 feet to q ) feet alley
No. > i6i2 feet front the vest side OF Hanover,
south Henrietta. @ith depth of % feet
No. g. r. feet, with depth Of 20 feet
No. 4. = feet on Hanover street. with depth Of
30 feet on Hamburg stcaet.
No. 5. 81 fee east sido Toward street, near Hem
rietta, with depth Of l55 feet TO PLAN alley.
No. s. s3la feet front on sa.t side Eutaw street
with druth c2 1870 feet. The Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD Conranys track runs just in the rear Of
No I. One lot on Fort avenue, near the track Of
the Baltimore end Ohio Railroad containing acrts
l.~G0d and = pcTches.
20 S. ore lot 81 feet front, running to the Port
hardeD's Ll1c, containing il acres. l rood and s
perahC3 in land and water
Terms OF Sale-0ne cash balance in three,
six and nine months, with interest and approved
curity' or al cash, at the opion Of t5e purchaser.
p. GIBSON. Trustee.
ny2-ts GIBSON &C., Auctionaor s
GhEE4Ca s2E'EEyE@scEG: GGsgaTissARy,
~ DEPT Or fRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA,
RICHMOND, VA, April 30th, 1865
SALE or HARD BREAD 1T PUBLIC AUCTION.
VIII he sold At public auction, or THURSDAY.
the nth day Of May, 1865. ct ID o'clock A NJ at tba
United States Comnlis ary sturehouse, GOjsburo',
hnrtb Carolina, about THREE HUNDRED AND
SI&IY-F0UR THOUSAND 1854 con POUNDS OF
HARD BREAD, in lots to suit purchasers. This
Bread IS in boxes Of fifty (50) pounds each.
Terms Cash, in Government funds. on day OF sale.
EH0S c. SULLIVAN,
N.Y. 1T Brove. Major and c. s, U. 5. A.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.

PE0PLE'G LINE STEAMERS.
z,zs.ea GREAT SOUTHERN INLAND
-. II&OQIiEs
aH4T PsFE4fK H. sSif Ex 2Isfss Nss and
Via Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal. for NeWbcra,
Plymouth, Edenton, and Roanoke Island. con-
rough, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charlotte.
Weldon Morehead and Beaufort,
and all points South.
Cheapest and most expeditions Route. Time saved
Tho Line is comprised of the following drst-class
side-wheel Steamers
JUPITER. Capt. WILLIS
WASHTNGT0N IRVING,...,. PGGd,
IILLEII
Psse3scrs leave Baltimore Mondays, #ednosdays
ard Fridays, at P. NJ, arriving in Norfolk next
morning. Leave Norfolk on arrival Of Baltimore
boats arriving at Newborn the following day in am
pie time for Railroad connections for above points
Passengers by this route avoid all detsntions, besides
tiIpore to Norfolk and from Norfolk to Newben.
Passengers for Plymouth, EdentOn, and Roanoke
Island, leave at same time, connecting with one of
the above steamers at Coyu;ocK,
The tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets afford, and equal TO first class hotel fare
Freight for all the above points taken at low rates.
AL goods should be marked care Peoples Line,
Agent, Norfolk" Charges will be paid TO that point
and forwarded with dispatch, Passengers taking S
A. Nj. train from New iork. LIS train from Phila-
delphia, and F. H. train from Washington, make
sure connections.
Inquire Tor Tickets PEOPLES LINE, and tako
no other.
For freight or passage apply to
]. J. CRQWEN " co., 49, Broadway. N. Z.
Ih0S. CLYDE Il CO., Phila.
b. K. CRY MES, Agent. Spears wharf, foot Gay
S. 4: DREW. Agent. foot Roanoke Square. Nor
j. D. MYERS, foot Craven street, rowoern, N. C.
Government transportation received on this Line.
che closing of the lock the canal does not inter
ere win the running of the Line as usual. D&0-eof
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s-..Naa.s NtlElG 4.
a;SsIssggsEsas,- FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,

IALR ia VEN AND PLUM POINT
On and after WEDNESDAY, Feb'y 18th, 1866
the steamers MATILDA and GEORGE WEEMS
will run az follows:
The steamer MATILDA. Captain James Gou1Iey,
will leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, for the Patuxeut river. Return
ms. will leave Hills Landing every FRIDAY
MORNING for Benedict; leaving Benedict every
SATURDAY MORNING. at o'clock, for Baltimore.
The steamer GEORGE WEEMS, Captain YIN. B.
EirWin, will leave Baltimore every FRIDAY MORN"
ING at o'clock, for the PatuXent river Returning,
wiu leave Hills Landing every MONDAY MORN
ING for Benedict; leaving Benedict every TU ES-
DAY MORNING, at o'clock, for Baltimore.
The above steamers will call at the usual Landings
on the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point,
going and returning.
fe27 II n. 1. NE16is. Agont.
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Passengers taking tic a. II. Train from Nov
York, 9l5 Il. IL or ji50 A. n. frain from PhiIada al
pAia, auG l.3l ?. NJ. Train from Washington city.
Will connect with this Line. PASSENGERS and their
Baggage transported free between Railroad Dopots
2ra i:taa-nerss
MOORE Il. FALLS. President,
WIN. c. Smith. SupCrin tend't
Baltimore HtUuIa Packet Company,
Il. 6. aur0, General AGENT s. : 4. Z. Il
EUGH O'CaEEaR. Passenger a gent. jai2-H
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Passengers GONG 10 Eawborn, II. c., 77iu find the
Iogts via Ee!dc2 and GgidsboFo to DO the AMOS: az.
OsItiioNs ard economical,
Passengers are notified that Ills is the only Steam
boat Line by vlic1 Through Tickets are sold ana
luggage Checked owe. the Se2bo2rd ana Roanoke
E&iiI0ad, AID bJ walck Passengers make connections
going 5Ogt4.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UErED srArEs PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition Of Robert Kngh', OF Cleveland, Ohio,
prdyiug for the extension OF patent granted to him
the 2lst day Of September 1854 for improvement In
Machinery for Beyeng the Edges Of skeps Metallic
Strips etc for seyen yoaTs from the expiration OF
said patent takes place on the day OF sepem'
Der, 1896,
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once MONDAY the Sd day Of September next
at l2 o'oloek aud all persons notified to appear
and show cause, Auy they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to file IN
the Patent oee their objections specially set forth In
writing, at least t0snty days before the day Of hsAr0g
all testimony hed by either parry to be used at the said
hearing, must be taksu aud transmitted In accordance
with the rules Of the ofhee, which will be furnished
application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon a. testi
mOny must be nled 10 the once tOcnv days before the
day Of hearing the arguments II any within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published In the In
tellf0encer and the REPUBLICAN,, WAshngtnn, o., aud
In the Herald Cleveland, Ohio week for three
successive weeks the hrst Of said publications to be at
least sixty days previous to the day q hssTiegn
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
! containing this notice. lsI'lAWsw
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

DR0PosALs FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June T. 1855.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing the once Of the sec.
reAry Of the Navy and the several Bureaus OF the Navy
Department with Stationery, for the fiscal year ending
June 80 1887 will be received until l2 o'clock noon,
yeiops Proposals for stationsry and addressed to
the Secretary Of the Navy
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual or
hrm making IT, and a certificate from we'll known aud
reliable eIon TO the ability Of the bidder or bidders
to execute such 4 con raot must accompany II. The
bidder bidders to whom the contract may be awarded
will be required to enter into and to give
boud, with two satisfactory suretiss, for Ns
faithful execution The names OF the parties author-
iIed to be given sureties must accompany the pro-
Proposals in which any one or more articles are Of.
fered At nominal or fictitious prices or At excessive
Printed forms for proposals. embracing schedule Of
the articles required win be furnished on application
at the Department. and all proposals must conform In
| every respect to said form and SCHEDULE.
Among the articles embraeed in the schedule are
IS reams Of Regulation Paper
IS reams Of Despateheap.
20 reams Of Poolscap
| I25 reAms Of Quarto Post.
70 reAms OF Note Paper.
| IS reans Of Envelope and Wrapping Paper.
80 Ieams Of fcopying Paper
140 quarts Of Ink
12O gross Of Steel Pens.
IS dor. Pencils.
| Together with variety Of other articles
Each article is to be o. tho very best quality to be de-
vered without delay when ordered and to be satsfae
tory TO the head Of ths oee for which required At-
ees embraced In the schedule to be furnished at
propoonAe rates to those that and In case OF un
Necessary delay or refusal on part Of the eOutrAe
tor furnish the articles contracted for, the Depart
ment to purchase them from other pArtiss at the
rent rean prices, and deduct the excess any from
the bills under the contract The right is reserved
the Department Of purchasing greater or less quantity
Of each and every article named In the schedule As the
tract are to be made quarterly on the Of
counts duly certified and approved and this proposal o.
contract All articles to be delivered at the Navy De-
| pArtment free Of charge. Jeo wlw
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

FUFFALo, June ga copy of the following order
has been furnished parties interested: '.
HRApauARTERs sRooSD DISTRICT OF ONTARIO, I
Juae 8, 1866.
General Order, No. 2
In compliance with instructions from Maj. Gen.
Meade, In virtue Of power vested In him by the
President Of the United States, the transportation
over railroads, by water or other modes Of public
tonyeyance Of any persons or material Of war de.
signed to violate the neutrality laws is forbidden
Tho Transmission over the telegraph wires Of
messages In cipher or otherwise, from Fenians on
matters In relation to Fenian movements, Is also
forbidden. All persons are warned that any eva.
sion disregard of these prohibitions will be treat
ed as aiding and abettng the yiolators Of the laws
Commanding officers Of the United States troop
within the limits Of this military district will caus,
this order to be made public, and II Is made thei
duty to see II promptly and vigorously enforced.
Brew. Maj. Gen. BARRY, Cong.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

ST. ALBASs, VI, June s.-Gsn. sweeny and
Col McshAn were nrraigned to-day before United
States Commissioner Hoyt, and waving an exam.
IuatOn were hold to bail, Cen sweony for $40, 900
and Meehan in So, 900.
They remain in custody until the bail is given,
A movement made on the part Of the British
Government will probably hasten the dispersion Of
the Fenian invadera
Last evening there were thirty car loads Of Brit.
sh regulars, numbering some 2, 500, landed at Far
nun, about fourteen miles from St Johns, on tho
Waterloo road, and at point nearly opposite the
raiders.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

The M.r.ud.r. In Canada Discouraged
Story OF . Fenisn Privateer-Ths Granite
Militia TO be Mustered.
BosroS, June s--The ct. Adams correspond
snt Of the JournaIsays that the arrest Of General
swssny has dispiritsd the mon who compose the
advance Of the Fenian army In Canada Not more
than ono fourth Of the Fenians that marched into
Canada are armed. They went into field and en-.
camped short distance beyond the line. General
Spear had been drinking. and was somewhat intOI-
ioated. Some Of bis men had obtained whisky and
were feeling very well, notwithstanding their cir
oumstances, while others were disheartened. They
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Ex.seerstary Of War
Hon; JOS, A. sILMoRB, Kx.GOvsrnOr Of New Hamp-
shire. 1....
Hon, oHAUEcEY N. DEPRw, late Secretary Of State,
Hon JAS =; WALTON. late Treasurer Oft s. Mat,
Philadelphia. -
Hoo. N. D. BRYANT, Boston, Mass
York
THos. COREY, ESQ, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co.. BOs-
ton, Mass.
RLlJAH y. DEwING, Esq, New Orleans, La
Major H. o. BRIGHAM. late PsymAStor .. 8. A.. Wa.h.
ingtOn, D. q.
This Company offers greater inl uoementa far In..,
ments than Apy Stock Company new in eEistsnoe
Tho object Of the Company Il 40 Afford fasiiss A. A.
Impoverished Cotton and Segar Planters OF ths sasth ~
gr.w aud get their eopA Market always taknT 1oad
aud satisfactory sesrry by moTtRAge on their piahla
1ion and crops or money advanced In procuring aup.
plies PAylns labor and other Necessary expenSsa HH
dental " me development Of the soil. = ----T
CAPITAL AND LABOR H..-
the 49, FN'"eA "
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when udieiously applied no matter by whom fur.
hsheu VIII restore that portion Of oar unfortuuats
SSt 70 s iGrnss prosperity aud make the south all
THE sIRDsN OF rHs WORLD.
books haNs hssA opened In this city By
wSW yVnM w aSlAta MASlAta Agent, at the banking HOass q
E"s . SVhNaoh CO.., corner of fennsylyAnia
"sa@ $40 fsA'A street spas-u
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LIMITED STATES MARsHATSsALE

Ia virtue Of writ Of fsrf Jacias issusd from the
Clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and 10 me dirested, will expose 70 pub-
e sale for cash In front Of the court house door
District, on THURSDAY, the l4th day Of June next,
1865, at II o'clock m. the life estate Of Nathaniel
Beach, In and TO his vifss undivided hfth part Of
square No Ss beginning for said part 2so feet from
due north to the line Of Eleventh street west IS feet
thence due east 90 feet 10Y inches; thenes south rs
feet and thence % feet 10 inches TO the place Of be-
ginning together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon SEIZED ard levied upon the property
Of Nathaniel Beach, and will be sold TO satisfy No 81
Equity Docket in favor Of Gilbert Simpson.
myaS.ta up,,.d STATE. M,T.b,i DC
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
nEPARTMENT OF THE !, INTERIOR,

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OfFlCb' WAshlNu'
ron, MAY %, ls86.-Ou the petition of Luther @.
white, Of Waterbury, COnneeticlt praying Ior the sx
tension Of patent granted to him on the 7h day OF
September, lS52, for an improvement IN Method Of
Making Lamp Tops, Riyets, e'e,,'I for seven years
frsm the expiration Of said PATENT which tAkes place
the 7lh day Of September, 1886.
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oaco on MONDAY, the 2th day OF August next,
at 10 clock aud all paons are notified TO appear
and show cause, II any thoy have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO Me In
hePAtent Oiee their objections, specially set forth In
writing at least toeRtV days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled by either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and Transmitted In accord
ancs with the rules Of the oes, which will bo fur
nished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, rehed upon as tesu-
mOny, must be hed In the onlos t6enty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten
days after Aiug the testimony, .. ~
ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Htellf0enoer and the RRPUBLIoAH, Washington, d.
aud In the Palladium New Haven O. Couueetout, once
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pub
TO bs at least sixty days previous to the day O
| hearing, T.C THEARBR,
pyD.lawsw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

sr. LOUIS, June s.-Prominsnt Fonians were
arrested last evening and to-day, including James
McGratb, State Centre of the o'Mahoney wing R.
J. Harmau, treasurer of the Roberts wing DR.. P,
g. Reilly, coroner of st. Louis, and others, all of
whom were admitted to bail.
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cred an address

The nerve Of the pocket is sometimes as
sensitive as the nerve of the TOOTH The universal
demand for the fragrant sOEodOnt, In preference to
all other dentrifrces is swampng all tooth powders
and tooth washes Of the experimental class Of dem
lists Hence they denounce II.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

A BEAUTIFUL, nicely carved Piano, one Of
Chiokoring a Sons superior make, has been kindly
loaned to the Fair for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
by our nSighbOr, John y. Ellis, with the under:
standing that If 1t Is sold he will donate the entire
nrohLA. ------- - LII
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

BuRaLARY.-on the night of the 7th inst.
the grocery store Of Thomas Byrne, situated on tho
corner Of Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue, was
entered by burglars, who, however, carried away
nothing Of any value. ar r...' 2. q II
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From Fortress Monroe-Mevements of Jen,
Davis Counsel.

From Fortress monroe-mevenents OF Jen
Davis Counsel.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, June s.-Wm. D. Reed,
counsel for Jefferson Davis, arrived yesterday even
ing from Richmond, and, by permission of the
Government, was in close consultation with him
last night and to-day He went North tonight,
In the steamer Thomas Kclso, He gave no definite
information respecting his interview with Mr..
Davis, either as to being admitted to bail by the
Government, as many anticipated, or his release
from imprisonment in any manner whatsoever,
merely stating that in connection with his client
all the counsel regretted exceedingly that the trial
had been postponed until October, as every arrange
ment had been perfected by them to insure delay
on their part in conducting the defence.
Judge Underwood arrived from Richmond thi'
afternoon, and went to Baltimore without stopping
The national Republican., 1866-06-09
T ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS
IL AMBULANCEs, HARNESS, scRAP.IRoN, 10.
CHIKY oUARrERHLsTER's ovYIcn,
DRPoT or wAsHInsroB,

WAsHU0roH, D. G., May q, leee
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direction Of
Brevet Brigader General c. H. Tompkius, onrtermas-
ter, at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washington, D. c., on NON
DAY, June II, 1855, at 10 o'clock m, large lot Of
QuArsrmAsters stores sting Of 4a6 Army wAgons
% Army Wagons with Hay Racks, IA tuo-korss
Wagons II Spring Wagons, 4wAiering Carts, IS Light
Carts 90 two-borse Ambuauees, Buggy, l0s4 single
sets Harness. ava Saddles n $40 lbs Scrap Chaiu 5000
lbs old Wagon Axles, 2s5 lbs Coil Chain, l. coz ibs
Lead Pipe las lbs. Scrap Iron, q 577 lbs Lead 500
lbs Scrap Steel H. 900 lbs Scrap Tongue Irons H. 900
lbs Scrap Brake Irons, 80, 900 lbs old Horse Shoes
TAllow, Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, whesibarrows,
Blankets Buckets Chains, HAlters, wrenehss, Anviis
ties, Stoves, &c. -
This property has been worn, but large portion Of IL
IL stin teTVieeable. . -.
The stores must be removed within ave days from
date Of sale
Terms. Cash, in Government funds. ...
D. II. RUCKER
b. Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
my22.td Depot Of washingt.n.
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

ROoHEsrER, June s,-Tho supposed seizure Of
the Canadian steamers Corinthian and Rochester,
at Charlotte, last evening was frustrated.
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PHoPosAns.
DRoPosALs FOR ENVELOPES.


T3 Posr oyyror DrrAnrnsr,,
Sealed Proposal. viii be r.esS.i III. Dspsi,m.n,
,n sn Juns - rs SslSss f,r pfu,n:Alss La..;
from the ia Of Juiy, 1859 The estimated number q
'an.,Dpi Gs.. aoccoo sSysiopss Tor cTeuisr OK BY
~: ~: I 5000 rnv.IoD'. y z,
Sj::: $I::: X $$.S$S @ e So . ;%S&S%~ Z
An ordinary quality Of bua paper wifi answer for the
Knveopss Of Class Those of Class are 70 be made
q Bs Or % sTiS p.p. of .pp9e1si 1
All th. En,sleP.. nus, :. mad. in III. mos, thor.
Length q S. & e .A .ss have S:
wssy Ave PAIRED Il pssssosrd soIs each e contain
$50 knvelopes the boxes 10 be wrapped In strong paper
quantity not less than 600 RnysIops. is required 70
hli the order Of Po'tmatsr, they must be put mp In
.reng wooden boxes. and IN either ease. proper labels
tractor as directed By 40 agent Of this Department
The EnvsOpos mus, be furnished in such su.n,itis.
Of ofPosmsser. and b. delivered either the New York
Pos. onee, or AZ the Stamp and BnyslOpe Agency in
New York, as the Postmaster General may direct free
Of cost for packing and transportstion.
Bids also invited for furnishing 1000 900 Enysl
oss x s;sS IN sSST.ns s'sd ssS
quality Of Manila paper we'll gummed, 1910 By 81
inches The envelopes must have such printing upon
Also 100 oo6 EnvsIopss more or Less be tborouehy
made Of the best quality Of white or bua paper TO be
ohhes Departmsn''' oneiai Business" and " Post
master" printed them in the manner prescribed By
These Envelopes must bs delivered at the Post once
Department In Washington D. c. in good order, read
for USE free o. cost for packing and and
Of the Envelopes specified above 10 be made early In
The national Republican., 1866-06-09

2 NEw YORK, June s.-Ths health officer reports
the hospital ship,
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FOR the correctness Of the foregoing statements we
have psrmissoa TO refer TO Geo. W. Riggs Rag H. D..
Cooke, Rsq, H. Q. YAhnss.ook ESQ, and Q. Robbins,
ssg, dses'u
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.


CHIY oUARrKRnAsrHRf q 0yYron,
DRPoT OF wAsHnaros,
wAsHIsdros, u. U., May 81, lsoo
The offers received uodeT the adyert emsnt Of Nay
being considered less than the real value Of the male
RIAL were not accepted aud keaed Proposals again
invited until THURSDAY jane 2l 1885, at IL o'clock
for the purchase Of feet Of Government Lum
ber Of the the following sizes and descriptions viz:
Is, OOO feet H-ineh Oak. .....
100, 900 feet 2-ineh Oak. ...s %
100, 900 feet 2l Inch Oak.
49, 900 feet s-ineh Oak .
10, 900 ieet h-ineh Oak.
rs, 900 feet 4-lneh Oak.
10, 900 feet h-ineh Oak.
10, 900 f-et 2-ineh HickoEy.
0, 500 foet S.ineh Hickory.
II. 600 feet inch Hickory.
80, 900 feet b.ipeh Ash.
~ OOO feet 2-ineh Ash.
80, 900 feet S.iueh Ash.
%, 900 feet I Inch Ash.
20, 900 feet b.ineh Ash.
8, 800 feet A-ineh Pine.
81 S0J feet K-inch Pine.
81, 200 feet l.ineh Pine. ..'
Is, 900 feet %.ineh Poplar.
Is, 900 feet l-fneh Poplar.
The attention Of and carriage. makers IL eallsd
to this sale as the above Is very superior lot Of we'll
seasoned Lumber, suitable for manufacturing purposes
y eau be seen By applying to Breyet BIigAdisr General
c. H. ToMPRiNs, QuArtermastsr In charge at Lineoln
Depot, about mile east OF the Capitol.
Bids will be received for the purchase Of thousand
feet aud upward The undersigned reserves the right
reject all the bids should they be considered too low
Pay Qn Govern unds) will be required upon
noheaion OF acceptance Of bid aud prior the deiy-
cry Of the Lumber which must be removed within ar.
teen days after the proposal is accepted.
Proposals should be signed by the bidders full name,
Posals for the Purchase OrLumbsI and dLrsetsd 70
Brevst Major General and Chief auartsS%ssssr, a.
jei-td Depot Of Washington.
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The national Republican., 1866-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, June Sat lO46 Sheriff How.
ell drew the cord, the drop fell, and life was ex-
tinct In two or three minutes.
PrObst wrote a letter to his parents yesterday,
in which, after mentioning the religious eonsolA-
tions he has had, he says:
Many prayers are offered up for me throughout
the entire city, and therefore am cheerful and
consoled that can gladly offer my life as atone.
ment for my fearful crime. I trust that you also
will be as consoled and cheerful as I an. The
clergyman will send you all the particulars Of my
death. only entreat you all to pray for me- Have
the holy sacrifice Of mass offered up frequently for
the repose Of my poor soul. trust to meet you
all In eternity, In happier and better place, and
thus hope makes me rejoice with my whole heart
I will now close my letter, with many thousand
greetings to all Of you. send most heartfelt
farewell, and may We meet again in better world
ANTOINE PRoBsr.