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Breyet MAJ Cen and Chief QuArtermaster,
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DY WILLIAM L. WALL zoo,
ID .AUCTIoNEERs.

AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND oTHER PROPERTY
WHICH HAS REMAINED IN THE CUSTODY OF THE
METROPOLITAN POLICE. OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX
MONTHS.
SAle at public auction TO the bidder for cash.
Of property taken by the Metropolitan police
d Watches, Jewelry, Clothing Knives, Pistols rrunks
will take place at the Property Rooms Of the Police De-
partment, No. as Tenth street west, WEDNESDAY,
June Q, 1868, at ten o'clock, a. IN.
This sale, authorized by act Of Congress Of July ls
1862 will continue until the articles remaining tho
custody Of the property clerk more than six months
designated In 4 catalogue prepared, shall be sold.
Term cash, in current funds.
ALI persons who have lost money and property, by
the or otherwise, which be embraced In the
logue hereby notified TO call and Identify the
prior 10 the day Of sale, they will lose all claim
thereto.
The catalogue Of articles to be sold DO examined
at the Property Rooms above referred to.
BY order: dRo r. HBRRICK,
myA,3lSJ5 [Chronk staTl Property Clerk.
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limited STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ OF Gsri ylefas issued from the
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
olumbia and to me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale for e0sh front Of the court house door Of said
District, on THURSDAY, the l4th day Of June next,
1856, at 10 O'Clock the life estate Of Nathaniel
Beach, In and TO his wife's undivided hnh part Of
square No 49, beginning for said part 2e5 feet from
the southwest corner Of IAd square, aud thence
due north to the line Of Eleventh street Is feet
thence due east 90 feet 1917 inehts thence south Is
feet and thence % feet l0 inches to the place Of be-
ginning together with all and singular the improve
mAnts thereon seized and levied upon the property
Of Nathaniel Beach, aud will be sold to satisfy No 81
Equity Docket, In favor Of Gilbert simpson,
n. s. COOLING,
my2S-td upitnd States MaTsbAl D. G.
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MAY 10, 1866.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To VIII;
In the Of Henry Douglass Of Belssy
Kennedy, deceased the AdmnistTator Aforesaid has,
with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Wash
iugton county Aforesaid appointed TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF June next for the hnAl settlement and diHrlbu
ton Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets in hand far the same have been collected
and turned into money! when and where all the credit.
ors heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend lat
the Orphans Court Of Washington county Aforesaid
with their claims properly youched they may other
wise by law be excluded from all beneht In said de-
ceased estate provided copy Of this order be pub
lishsd once q week for three weeks in the NATIONAL
Test; T. o. ROBblNb,
myal.wswA Register Of Wills,
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AUCTION sALns.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.

- m T9ra'T'7 .'1'7-a' -. :
Cauy ouAsrsnxArrsr's oryIor,,
r. pGror oy WAsnfsoTos, y
The offers resolved uss.f ne saysrs...ss, Of NAV
being considered lees than the real vnlns Of the mae
invited until THURs1tY Jane n, is6e II II o'clock
for the purchase Of s4s feet Of Government Lum
her, Of the the following sifes and descriptions yiI
Is, 900 feet y <-ineh Oak.
100, 900 feet 2.fnoh Oak. H.. ..".
100, 900 feet y finch Oak.
l29, 900 feet s.fneh OaR.
10, 900 feet 81 inch Oak. .H..
7S 900 feet 4.ineh Oak. r.
10, 900 feet b-ineh Oak OH.
10, 900 feet 9.inch Hickory.
.. g, 800 feet S-inch Hickory.
u. 800 feet 4 iueh Hickory. r...
80, 900 feet u inch Ash.
"a, 000 feet 2.fneh Ash o..
80, 900 feet S.ineh Ash .. ... 10 ..
90, 900 feet 4-ineh Ash.
~, 900 feet 6.inch Asb, .."
8, 800 feet X-inch Pine.
81, 200 feet isineh Pine
~, 900 feet sk-ineh Poplar.
IS, 600 feet 1-inch Poplar. "'
The attention Of wagon and earrisg is called
TO this sale, as the above s very superior lot Of we'll
seasoned Lumber suitable for manufacturing purposes
can be seen By applying to Brevet Brigadisr General
Depot, about one mile east Of the Capitol.
Bids will be received for the purchase Of thousand
feet and upward. The undersigned the right
to reject all the bids should they be considered too low
notification Of acceptance Of bid aud prior to the deiIy
cry Of the Lumber which must be removed within AZ.
teen days after the proposal is accepted.
Proposals should be signed BY the bidders full name
pOsais for the Purchase Of Lumber and directed to
d. ". RUCKER,
Brsyet Major General and Chief ousrtermsster,
jel-td Depot Of Washington.
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to comply with their bids Bidders are requested 70 be
present at the opening o. the bids.
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned at No.
223 street, endorsed Proposals for Flour
O. BILL,
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nROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY
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.spsps.iy for each Of he classes .pesnS below sSd
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL CORN ~
Bvt Maj. Cen. and Chief oasrisrmsstsr,
my3l-lA Depot Of washingtou.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- mos &C.
CHIHy ouAHrnRkAsfEn's orrron,
.. - Z DHPoT OF wAsnxeroE,
WAsHiSaroS. d. c., Nay 80, 1896.
viii be sold at publie suction the premises under
the direction Of Brevet Leutenant Colonel James NJ
Moore, A. O. NJ on TUESDAY June 8, 1885, the follow
ing described Government property: =
AT THB FOOT or STREET, -
Atl2 o'clock, m.
One Q) Plank Coal Wharf, containing about 5000
feet Of Lumber together with Dsrrieks Rosdways, &e,
AT THE FOOT OF SIXTH STREET,
At o'clock, D. m.
Oae ~ Barraek, - by 50 feet.
one ny Kitchen, IL BY is feet
AT SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
A4M p. m. d
One ~ ofeers' Quarters, a by rs feet.
One Q) Addition to same, by IL feet.
One ny Barrack, % by IS feet
0ae Q) Barrack, IS by % feet.
One ~ Guard House, Is by Is feet.
oue ~ Sink, 4 by 0 feet.
600 feet Fencing.
The buildings will be sold sIngly and must be re-
moved within nfteen days from date OF sale.
D. H. RUcKRR,
Brew. MAJ Gen. and Chief ouArtermastsr,
myS'W DEPOT Of Washington.
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400 ARTHUR SHEPHERD, 400
PLUMBER,
GAS AND STEAM FITTER,
4o2 Street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
WASHINGTON, D. @.

Orders for the above named branches soil
cited and promptly attended TO.
Prst.elsss work guaranteed at the lowest possible
rates. ap3.tf
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LATEST FROM THE PENIANS.
FAILURE OF REINFORCEMENTs.
THE INVADERS DISCOURAGED.
AN ARMY DEMoRALIzED.
Arms Burned and Ammunition
Destroyed. ............ o.

On Tho Back Track for til, United States.
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neglected; Erie olii Central 9si. 80
Episcopal Convention Adjourned.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-The Episcopal Convention
adjourned Ins DE to-day.
THE CITY ELECTION.
EIRsT WARD.
FOR MAYOR,
H0RATI0 N. RAsBY.
ron ALDRRnAE
NICHOLAS CALLAN.
Samuel aSf fO 7, pR STsfc'N'
JAMES KELLEY.
J. b. TUsTlN.
ASSESSOR.
GEORGE p. KIDwBLL. my@-te
SECO IND w ARD.
HoRATio N. Easily.
FoR ALDERMAN,
GEORGE 7. RAUB.
COMMON COUNCIL,
WIN RUTHERFORD,
} I9aS T. R TEaTMkS' I,a,.
HIRD w RID.
.. HoRArio N EAsBY.
IoR ALDERSAs,
JOHN ". siMMs.
GEORGE SEr y; CALVERT
JNo kGisHR sA''' my9.s
u RT II w A D.
HORATIo n EASILY.
foR ALDERMAN,
ELIJAH BDMoNsTON.
COMMON COUNCIL,
ROBERT BALI BALL,
X. D. OWENS. my2e.te
F1FTH W RID
yon MAYOR,
noRArIo N. EAsBY.
ron ALDkRMAH,
COL. JAS A. TAFT.
COMMON COUNCIL,
W. P FsRGUsoS,
JOHN v. BRYAN.
BIZ. p 5Ti T. H''0''
1xTH'w Ard
YoE MAYOR,
HoRATlo N. EASILY.
JOHN Z. HERRELL'
yOH CcS NOV oOuSorr'
RICHARD ROCKWELL,
WIN. TALBRRr.
q. ". WHITE
RICHARD RoTHwBLL. my2'te
SEy NTH WARD.
yoR MAYOR,
HoRATIo Easily.
HoR ALDERMAN.
CROSBY 8. MOVES
COMMON CouEC l.,
JOAN O. DUDLEY.
GEORGE WRIGHT.
WILLIAM T. WALKER.
FOR ASSESSOR.
JOHN II. BIRD. my2o-e
THIRD WARD TICKET TO BE
l. supported at the ensuing election;
RICHARD wHLIicH
JOB ". ANGUS.
FoR COMMON COUNCIL,
i'm. DOWNING,
JOHN H. BARTLETT.
WI DOWNING. my2S.St.
SIXTH wARD.-WORKINGMENS IN
y DEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE.
RoR COMMON COUNCIL,
@. W. WHITE my22-te
THIRD WARD.-AT A MEETING OF
i the Voters Of the THIRD WARD, held on MON.
DAY NIGHT, the 2lst, the following gentlemen were
nominated candidates to bs supported at the ensuing
| olsctoni
RICHARD WALLACE.
JOHN T. GIVEN.
COMMON COUNCIL,
JOHN W, bimmht
y. r. MoRsRLL
WILSON L. BROWN,
FoR ASSESSOR,
W. B. DOWNING my22-u
TIRST WARD.-THE FOLLOWING
Ticket will be supported at the ensuing June eec-
ton, by MANY CONSERVATIVES VOTERS.
RICHARD wALLAcH.
JOHN b. TTRToS.
oouNcILhRS,
JAMES p. TUsTlN.
ASSESSOR,
| JOHN T, @. CLARK. myl7'u
SECoND WARD TICKET BE
| y supported at the coming election.
RICHARD wALLACH.
| FoR ALDERMAN,
| j. RUSSELL BARR
| FOR COMMON COUNCIL,
| g.. A. PEUGHL
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
II. CLAY STEWART. my2l-te
FOURTH WARD TICKET-To BE
Il supported at the coming Municipal Election
RICHARD WALLACE
ELIJAH EDMoNsToE.
| COMMON COUNCIL,
Wv. MOORE,
CHAs H. ANDERSON mylO.d
IORP ANS COU RT.
MAY 10, 1885,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To VIII;
In the Of Henry Douglass nistfator Of Bessy
Kennedy, deceased, the administrator Aforesaid has
with the appreciation Of the Orphans, Court Of wash
iugton county Aforesaid appointed TUESDAY the 18th
day OF June next for the Anal settlement and dlaTibu
on Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets in hand far the same have been collected
and turned into money when and where all the credit
ors and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend lat
the Orphans Court Of Washington county aforesaid,
with their claims properly youehed or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased estate; provided copy Of this order be pub
| lishsd week for three weeks in the NATIONAL
REPUBLloAs previous TO the said day., ,,o,oua
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A M u o h M n N rs.

7 Asst GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL
Ia CONCERT.
.- Al Numerous Requests, ....r..
THE GREAT ORGAN AND VOCAL CONCERT,
AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
GEORGE W. MORGAN, Conductor,
Will be repeated
FRIDAY MONT.
Tickets 10 all parts OF Church, o..
FLORAL AND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
will be held In the Lecture Room of the Church THURS
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS Of this week.
Tickets at MetEerott's and Ellis's Music Stores.
mySl-3t 1900
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A UCTIoN SALE OF REFUSE WOOD,
IA CHIP, &c.
u NAVY YARD
wAsHTNaToN, May -, 1885, I
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder
on SATURDAY EExT, June 2, at IL m, at the wash
ington Navy Yard, & lot Of
RrP6sB WOOD, CHIPS, &C.,
which will be arranged In parcels for the convenience
o. bidders.
TERM: Cash, in Government funds.
Articles to be removed within six days.
BY order Of the Commandant:
CHAs. y LATHRoP,
my30-H Naval storekeeper.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
The Corn CrOD.

The Cincinnati Price Current says: ~
1t is impossible to give any estimate APP
preaching accuracy OF the damage which
the Corn and Potato crops have sustained
from the unprecedented state of the wea-
Their. Even If the rain had ceased, no estt-
mate could be made so soon, but much
less when it still continues. Our readers
may, however, imagine what damage may
be expected when we say that the best
corn lands in this State and Indiana are
the bottom landS-thoSe bordering on wa
ter courses: and all the corn, excepting q
patch here and there on such lands, has,
within, the past week, been covered with
water from twenty-four to forty-eight
hours-we mean that the ears of corn have
all been under water this time, and now
that the water has fallen and exposed
them to the air again, after two dry days,
the rain comes en- in all its fury. 1t seems
to us that there is no possibility of this
corn being saved in order, The husks will
remain wet, aid the corn which had not
cially that which had been beaten down
by the previous storms, and there was q
large amount of it in this condition.
The weather we have had is unusual
unnatural, and cannot fail to have an UNI
favorable influence upon the crops exposed
to it, so that not only corn, but potatoes,
are in great danger; and not only this, but
the heavy rains penetrating the stacks in
all cases where they have not been con-
structed with great care, which cases are
rather the exception than the rule.
There was another frost last night Our
advices from various parts of Northern
Illinois are to the effect that the recent
frOStS damaged the corn crop much more
seriously than had been at first supposed
Chicago Journal, Goth.
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Selling Short.

A correspondent asks what is meant in
commercial pdTlGnce by selling short?"
AnSwer-SaIeS of stocks or other property
which the seller does not own, and over
which he has no control. Stocks sold in
this way are usually deliverable at speci-
fed time not exceeding go days. If longer
than three days, the contract bears inter-
est to accrue to the seller. If the agree
ment is at % sellers option" he may make
the delivery at any intervening time be-
fore the expiration of that specified IN the
bargain, by giving one days notice; if at
" buyers option" Il claim may be made for
delivery at any date before maturity of the
contract by giving like notice.
In either case, at maturity, if neither
buyer nor seller has offered or called for a
delivery, the transaction must be settled,
unless extended by mutual agreement.
Such engagements are settled either by
actual delivery of the property, or by cash
payment OF the difference n price, the lat
ter being the most frequent method, in
small transactions. The Z" eornering" pro-
cess is the usual result of g short" sales.
A clique of operators accept all the offers
made for future delivery of a particular
stock, until large contracts are out, then
they buy whatever floating stock is likely
to interfere, and when the shares are thus
rendered scarce, call for delivery under
their agreements. This frequently puts up
the market to high fictitious value and
fills their pockets with large profit
The receipts from Internal Revenue
since the LIST of July are SIS, 0S6, 900, and from
customs 100000, or an aggregate of over
Sl9O,OOO,OOO 54i
The total amount of National Bank
notes now in circulation is given at $780,
2l4,720. -.r,...-.-
Internal Revenue receipts for the past
week were Sc, 7S5, 573.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


The river rose yesterday afternoon with
remarkable rapidity, and lacks not more
than five or six feet of high water mark.
1t is falling rapidly at Cincinnati, andlwilI,
we presume, be falling here before Mon
day.......The Morning Star was late last
- night, not arriving until near 8 o'clock.
.........A dispatch from Capt. Lusk, last
evening, announces that the Tarascon will
be here again to-day, and will leave for
now over the low lands above the city, and
much corn is damaged. ........Captains j. ".
Throop, Gus. Lemcke, and H. t. Dexter
were expected home last night by the
Morning Star ,.,... The Morning Star had a
fine trip of freight and passengers last
night. Among the latter were Captains
Gus. Lemcke, Josh. Throop, H. T. Dexter,
and Commodore John Gilbert, all in fine
trim. The Morning Star leaves here this
morning at 10 o'clock for Louisville, offer
ing unprecedented attractions to passen-
gers Capt Ed. Order is in command, and
w. Warren is in-the Office, both thorough
gentlemen and Thorough steamboatmen.
Billy Price is her freight clerk, George and
Tom Dauley are her distinguished star
gazers, (and there are no better,) while
VIM. Campbell and John Moffatt hold the
Unbelievable and manage the machinery.
Fred. Hartman is her steward, and pro-
vides we'll. Go for the bright particular
Star.......;The river was falling at Louis
Vile on Thursday evening, and the fall
will reach here this evening.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Especial to the Journal.
Weekly Review of New York Mark ct

weekly Review of New York Mark ct
NEW YORK, Sept. "A.
Editors Journal:
Money still continues plenty and the ex--
Observation-Disclosures bitterly five millions,
in redemption of the Temporary Loan, in-
creases the prevailing easy feeling. The
rate for cali loans-on Government collat1
eral-is firm at 31a to AZ per cent, and for
class, c6mmerciaf paper, s to 2 per
cent. sE4E-F $50 raCET ST. sN bnG
The course of gold dpreminm has been
steadily downward during the week, the
price having declined from 4513 on Monday,
to 49, on Saturday, at which lts closed.
,Wbilethe receipts of specie from Europe
and California tend to depress the pre-
MUM, yet the quantity coming to hand Is
not large enough to produce any very
marked'efe owing to the large demand
for duties, the rfghtness of The supply, and
the constantly over sold condition of the
market. The receipts of specie from abroad
last week were about three millions of dol
lars, and about half q million a-day is re-
qliired for custom duties. The United
States Treasury now holds about seventy
millions, and the New York Associated
Banks, by their statement to-day, have
81 ,662 60, the most of which, however, is
controlled by SPECTATORS. The export of
specie last week amounted to Sl12,50O.
y GovERNMMNT BoNDs-Are quiet, and
quotations generally without change.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Is firm and i'm
proving with fair demand. We quote
Sterling 60 days as follows, Commercial,
1861 to 1867. Bankers bills, 1925 to 1875
BREADsTUFFs--Ares more active, with
light receipts. State and Western flour
has advanced 10 to soc. per barrel, chiefly
on medium and low grades, but the market
closed heavy. Wheat has been in active
demand at better prices. Corn, under the
news of great damage to the crop, has adj
vanced. On Saturday the market closed
for Mixed, 90 20 93c. yellow, &c., and
White, CSC. Oats have been in fair de-
mand, and are firmer. ~. .r-
PROVISIONS Are without material
change. Lard is moderately active and
firm.l Butter and cheese, quiet; but prices
inclined to harden. Sir. -9tf..f ~
tCoTToNLClosed, on Saturday, at an adj
vance of 2 to Sc on the week, and an active
and excited market To-day the excite
mentlcontinues, witha further advance of
/ to &c d ID. The demand is for grades of
middIing and uplands. We quote mid
ding upIsnds, at 81 to 3Sc, and for straight
lines, the outside price would be given the
higher grades are very scarce in the mar
ket. -
q, CoFFEE-Is firnf with moderate demand;
Rio, 1917 to 1870; Java, 25 to 26c, for gold.
SUGAR-Is more active, with steady
prices. I'm
The Holumeof trade is larger than might
be expected, from the fact that buyers con-
finelhemselyes to whatthey Immediately.
require, and the large amount of business
done, goes to show that the Wa1ats Of the
country are considerable. sr ss1a
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
n ERCHANr TAILaRfNG. = Gentleo I

MERCHANT TAILeRfNG. = Gentle
men wishing garments made to order
can find the finest sand best selected
stock of piece goods at 81 Main Street,
next to the Washington Hotel. Prof.
Mott will satisfy all who give him
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A NEW FEATURE IN THE MANU-
FEATURING ART.-We have employed
an Eastern workman, who thoroughly
understands all straw work, bleach
ing, altering and pressing. Also, silk
and felt hats, and altering, cleaning,
and repairing furs of every descrip5
ton. Any work of the above de
scription entrusted to US, hereafter,
will be done at short notice, and will
warrant satisfaction.
SCHAPKER, 'BUssING & Co.
Sept. II, If.