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THn CASE AGAINST u. U. BAKnR-THE
me taptfiag being the time AGED fer ths ui4 "
nl0lHAkef. late ehisf detscti 70 o. Inc War De-
partment, on the indictment for robbing Lucy L.
Cobb Of four United States Treasury notes each
was opened Al half past 10 s'eisek, and short
time thereaftsr Mr.. Baker entered the oourt room
sndtcSt assst By the sidS Of his counsel, Fred
Judge FISHER said the ease for trial this morn.
ugyTt re one against 4, y. bahef. III ,lA.A
Mr.. Bradley, ", said the witnesses Tor the
prosecution were in attendance, and the Govern
ment was ready 70 P.posed Win ne case, N,
MT. stanton SAID ne was enuIely ignoiant OF
the ease having been set for TRIAL to-day. He
mynin'hs pfpS, nv os.n 81 osne,nL baner
Fimesees were ansent, sha ~ would require A.
iess, Ten days 70 get the witnesses here. He
days or tgo weeks,
ponlns the ease until towards the last o. the
term, a. over LOO prisoners were In JAIL awaiting
uiat "a, .,-.rfl-.,r.,r
ybma,ey saia tnis asy naa peeh hxea oy
MT. Riddle himself since then ne had received
2 note rom Inat genueman statng tns MI, %.
Eer was absent rom the city, and he feared the
oAse cows not ~ t,iee to-eay. 49,
The proseeniion had no desire 10 hhe the de .
Iendant ~ naAdgAn,agf, but ~ the United
states hho incurred some expense IN nh,ing non .
resident witnesses mere ne ASKED tha' the cost OF
conunuance DC win the aeiendant.
f . Md wi, wen S 81 iSI
tIlal next ume ~ VIII De peremPtory;, wewii
ene you = Postponement To-Day. think "
Hise peT,M cYnv ement " ron pHrness 70 p u,,
W. s,sso ~ until sns ciese ~ ne term. We WI ~
putt on long enough 70 give you ample time 70
MAKE Any arrangements cay the second mon
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HEADQUARTERS DnP'f or wAsHIEarou, l
ORFIcR OF CHIRF QuARrRRnAsTEn, pr.
Corner Penn. avenus and lbl< street,l
WAsHHaror, d. O., March 4, 1896
The surplus Government Wood on hand in
this city aud Alexandria in now offered for sale
In Quantities from Y Of cord 10 10 cords, 70 all
persons desiring to purchase. f- F'0I...
This wood H. Of good quality, thoroughly
seasoned, aud mixed 10 the proportions Of one
third Oak and two. thirds Pine. The Wood Yards
are located on Maryland avenue, between Seventh
aud Eighth streets; at Fourteenth street, near
Long Bridge, In this city; at Kendall Green,
one mile north Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail :
road Depot, aud one eighth ola mile north OF
the city Of Alexandria, on the Washington and
Alexandria railroad. Price Of wood at the yards
In Washington, sig dollars (t8) per cord; at
Alexandria, ave dollars (a5) per cord, and de.
livered In any part Of washiugton at seven dol
lars ,(t7l per cord; In Georgetown ut seven dol
lars and twenty five cents (t7.2o) per cord, aud
In Alexandria at Ave dollars and eighty eents
per cord. H.tH
Apply only at this once during oface hours,
and 10 Brevet Major James Gleason, 40. NJ,
at Alexandra wood yard, from O'Clock, .. M
TO IL o'clock, noon. .. =. ... .nlF ~. ~
Terms. Cash In Government funds.
..HE ...... NJ I. LUDIN0T0N,
Colonel and Chief ouartermaster,
mh6 al Department Of Washington.
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n E M o r Z s 7 S
MONT MA O AZINR,
FOR FEBRUARY

A rich table Is spread this month for the delec-
tation Of the subscribers to this brilliant and
popular Monthly. The lively MUSIC OF "Arrah-
Na-Pogue," by tho well:hnown composer,
Henry Tucker, figures on the hrst page, and is
followed by a capital VALENTINE PICTURE,
illustrating the humors Of st. Vaientine's day.
There Is also the usual splendid C0LoRED
FASHION PLATE, and a mag nihceIt STEEL EN-
CRAVING, giving bird's-eye view Of Wash
ingtOn, so admirable that nearly all the prinei.
pal public buildings can be clearly distins
Another great feature Is an original and beautiful
POEM, by VIM. Cullen Bryant, finely Illustrated.
The literary matter IL unusually varied and
interesting The NEW STORIES, by Mary J.
Holmes aud Virginia T. Townsend, are cOntin-
| uedi also, TALKS WITH WOMEN, by Jennie
Juuei AN ARTICLE ON HEALTH, by Mrs. Lo-
| zier, NJ, d. deserves attention, together with a
| sensible article on SKATING, which Is illus
| trated by Children's Skating Group a descrip-
tion Of the GERMAN, the most fashionable
| dance the LATEST FASHIONS; the HOUSE
HOLD; HOW TO CHOOSE PRECIOUS STONES
POEMS, otc, All are beautiful, artistic, aud en-
teElAinipg, AND elegantly illustrated, furnishing
| its competitors.
Terms, q per year, with a beautiful premium
10 each subscriber,
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
- PUMPS, WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &C.,
I COMPRISING
THB wATBR-woRKs AT GIEsBoRo, D. G..
ouARrERNAsrRR 0ExERAL's orPics,

Ey order OF the Quartermaster General, there
will be sold, on the premises, at public auction,
Ing, A. Q. N, on THUGsDAY, April 8, 1883, at 10
O'Clock N. the following described public prop.
'' 3kE ysTTfiM BOILER, so feet long and feet
In diameter, with two l2.iuoh return nues,)
made Of 4 inch boiler iron, with all the neces.
sary appdrteuauees, including cast-iron front,
guage cocks, globe valves, feed pump, smoke.
stack aud hood, steam guage, ashcroft patont,)
grate-ba PIPE, piuIs, reducing pieces, &C., all
TWO woETHINaToNs STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. 9, lS-iueh cylinder, 9.inch stroke, q. horse
power each, aud each capable Of pun ping aud
neeted with them are the requisite valves,
glands, couplings, bends, elbows double. valve
oil caps, &c. These Pumps are comparatively
new, aud in complete working order.
A large quantity OF WATER PIPE, as follows
SIS, s'IsS fsss S S;iaSS sas';IroO water Pipe
800 q" s.iueb urOusht-irOn q"
90 .. lM-,ucl sast-iron ..
| 1900 Ia -iuch 90 90
| l,eO 1.fuen 40 /"
5000 q" A.Iuch =" I"
THIETY-0a CAsT.IGoN FIRE PLUGS,
| (Ayres' patent,l with all the necessary connee'
| tons, such as rs bends, stop-oocks, elbow,
four.way pieces, &C., all 10 excellent condition
together with
ALL THE TOOLS, &c, required for making al.
terstlous aud repairs in water pipe, such as
| pipe cutting macbiues, tap. and dies, plyers,
crabs, drills, punches, cauTking tools, &c.
| Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Deliveries will be made 10 purchasers Oh oil
| before the hrst pst day Of May next.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth stree
! wharf every hour duriug the day OF sale.
| Apy further information that may be desired
will be given upon application, in person or BY
letter, to Captain George T. Browning, A. q. NJ.
Giesboro, D. c., or at this Office.
JAMES A. BKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen. in charge
| fe27-ts First Division. g. NJ @. o.
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w A NTS.

WANTED = TO EXCHANGE, FROM
w one to foar hundred dollars worth Of Real
Estate In the West, for Clothing, or other Goods
address &C." RRpUBLicAs Office. mh7-lws
WANTBD.-ONE DOLLAR WILL BE
CAN Of June 81, 1851, he. DODGE,
mh2.st - 1881 Seventh street.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE. CON.
PANY OF WASHINGTON.
CHARTERED By CONGRESS-.
CAPITAL o. ,ooo, 900.
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES.
NO OHARaR FOR POLICIES

...# 0PRICH:
44 Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Riggs 4
Co.'S Banking House.
sr BRANCH oFFIoE:
Al JOHN H. JoHRs0N's Law Once, No. "a Lou
isiana avenue, near Bank Of Washington.
This Company is now prepared to insure all
descriptions Of property asRiast loss or damage
by Gre GU such terms as capnot fail to be accept
aDle 10 the citizens Of the District In this Com
pany you cau in ure yonr FURNITURE, MER-
CHANDlSB, WAREHOUSES, OR DWELLINGS
for q year or shorter period.
THIS Company starts with q CASH CAPITAL
Of kIOO, 900, all paid IN, thereby enabling them
" offer 10 the citizens Of the District greater
security than has ever been offered heretofore.
Policies will be issued for q shorter period
than one year, according TO the New York scale
for short Insurance.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm Of FIRE from
box No. SO, at half past six O'Clock last evening
was caused by the burning Of q chimney ut the
corner Of Tenth and o streets. Tho Fire Depart
mett responded promptly, but their services
were not required.
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY.
IHTELLIdRHOK BUILDING
Oil Seventh street,
ONCE MORE In RUNNING ORDER.

The damage caused by the late fire has been so
far repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
When, as formerly, tho rule will be strictly en-
forced throughout the estAbli shment,
PRODUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL
Mr.. O. takes this opportunity to thank his nu .
merous friends and customers for past kindness,
and to say It shall be his constant atm 10 con .
tlnus 10 merit the very liberal encouragement
heretofore extended 10 him oS4 .dH
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Al q meeting OF the stockholders Of the Orange
and Alexandria railroad, hold in Alexandria
yesterday, John 8. Barbour, ESQ.,, was elected
o,5ia; Judge W. J. Robertson, b,sl4; majority
for RarbouF. 7y5
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. RAN CON GER T
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH s, N o'clock
ny THE
EXCELSIOR TENT OF RECHABITES.
In AID Of the Cause Of Temperance.


PROGRAMME.
PARrI
l. QUINrErrE-"The Patriot Mothers Prayer +"
Root; Messrs. TablOr, Ball, HodgsOn, Noyes,
and Dawson.
2. Solo AND oUARrErrrE-"Come Home, Father"
Messrs. johnson, Daniels, McDuell, and Nor
8. soLo-"The Captive Greek Girl, mrs Pope
4. soLo-"Good Night, my own Dearest Child,
o. FLUTE soLo-iroiand and Italy-Tulou. Hubert
schutter.
l. soLo-"The Bird that Came In Spring." Miss
Baker
q SOLO AND CHoRUs- "Bsautiful Isle Of the
Sea-" Amphions.
8. SOPRANO soLo--Mrs. Anne King.
L. QUMTBrTK-' Our Glorious Union Forever
Ably. Messrs. Ball, Hodgson, Tabler,
Noyes, and Dawson.
o. VIOLIN soLo-wm b. Dyer,jr.
PARrIII.
l. soLo-"Kate o Shane Mrs Pope.
q Solo Ill Dachio, Mrs.. Kate Smith.
8. soLo-"Oh Julia Fair Miss Baker.
L. BALLAD-Mr. Jacob Tabler.
o. QUIsrErrE-"weep no MOre.'' (never before
sung in pubiiol aeSSr'. Johnson Kn0't''
The Accomplishments played by Prof Kuhn.
Tickets, so cents, for sale at the door. ,
The splendid Chiekering Piano used on this
occasion is kindly loaned by John y. Ellis, Esq.,
No 500 Psnnsylvania avenue. mh7-2t
ERoTT HALL,
MARCH 7TH,
MENDBLssoHN's GRAND oRAToRIo
OF
ST. PAUL,
BY THE
WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
Under the Direction Of
DIR. J. P. CAULFIRLD,
| SOLO PARTS
By Messrs. GEO. SIMPSON and J. R. THOMAS
| TICKETS. .................'.....
To be had Mt the Music Stores.
| Doors open at 7 O'Clock; concert commences
| at s clock.
Secured seats, 90 cents extra, at MstIerott'i
| Music Store. feb2s-td
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMHIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHINGToH, I. c., March 2, 1866. !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, are invited until
SATURDAY, March 10, 1866, u O'Clock IN. for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with all
the Corn Meal that may be required for three
mouths from the 10th inst.
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
warehouse In Georgetown, or at the wharf OF
railroad depot In Washington, D. G., at such
times and In such guam tities RA the Government
may direct, after ave days notice.
The Corn Meal to be delivered In good, sound
-four bArrelsSeac containing one hundred and
ninety six 900 pounds to be fresh ground, aud
Of good, merOhantable quality, and will be In
spected before II Is received.
Payment will be made in such funds as the
Government may furnish for disbursement.
Bids must be addressed to the undersigned, al
| No. 223 @ street, endorsed " Proposal for Corr
MEAL EFT. BRIDGES,
mh3.6t Brsyet Major and @. 8. v.
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FENIAN BRoTHERHooD.-Al large meeting
Of the Fenian brotherhood was held last evening
oulahan, District Centre, presided. The meeting
was addressed by s. Davis, George Francis
Train, J. J. Rogers, Of New York, Senator Nc.
Dougall, Mr. Wright, Rev. Father Curley, and
John p. BrOphy.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ALExANpRIA,--
An election was held In Alexandria on Tuesday
to all the various municipal Offices Of the city,
aud resulted In the choice OF the ticket headed
"CitiEens' Ticket; The Union, Consultation, aud
Enforcement Of the Laws,', over that headed
"Union Ticket" by about $50 majority. The
vote for mayor stood AZ follows Hugh Latham,
7SI; Lewis Mckenzie, 1850.
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! CEpAR CAMPHoR. - Dead.surs against
mothsi sold by druggists everywhere. Harri'
4 Chapman, Boston. I'll
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John r. ELVANS a CO.,
" 81 Louisiana ave. and 800 @ street,
WASHINGTON, D. c., n
DBALRRs
IRON AND 6TKRL.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Mo
DBALRRsIN W.
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordinary sissa
REPINED IRON.
BA0NALL's, &s
HORSE sHoE IRoN-Mi.r.. a.
BAND.
ovALs AND HALF RoUNDsL
o. B. NAIL RODS.
z. y.F. DO.
seswAE sgAas&
TIRE DO.
roR CORK STEEL.
HooPs-dAlyAniIsd
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-ROund and
square charcoal plate irsni PuddlOd
plate iron.
SHEET IRoN-AmerioAni American costa.
rarai'' Belgiani i'm. Russia; RassiG
saUGRR CAST sTgIL-saadsrSOn's
oCTAd0N CAST SfRRL.
SHEAR GTRRL-SAndSIaoh'L
GERMAN sTKKL.
FLAT CAST BTKKIL
BLISTER BTKkL--AASTieAR. r.. r-
BOUND sTlnL-Oasti hAshlAaEy
apll-en
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DIRECTORS:
Charles Knap, President, Richard wallach,
| CIV. Riggs, Vice Pres't, Daniel Dodd,
| Thomas Berry, II. @. Fahnestook,
| George s. Gideon, William Di1on.
MArshall Brown,
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81 Louisiana ave. aud SOs @ stree. "a
WASHINGTON, D. O., W
BLACKsMITHs' AND wHRRLwRIGHTs'
HARDWARE
kNVILS-Wrought; Cast Steel Paced.
VICBS-SOld Box Com, COltsT Ksys Paral
lei, Ia g. 4; Chain, l, 2S,A
sLRDGE HAMMERS.
PICKS,
gUTS-zaaArs Punched ;HsIAsOn Punches.
WABHKRS
0ABLR CHAINs-1z tolS inch
sPRINGs-Brightj Black.
kxLks=konR Arm 4 Patent Solid Collar.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED PkLLoRS--9 to s inches thread.
HICKORY SPOKES.
OAK SPOKRs.
aHAFTB-RuF, light; Ruff, medium n IN.
isAsd, light; medium, heavy express, gro-
SSIyi hniIhSd, light land bATa); medium
land bATs) heavy land bATS).
R0LAS-Rud; finished land oiroles),
swIHoLRrRkks-Light fsrrulsd; mSAlAn
VIHTsaIb WH{iLs-LarT.
Apn rsRhs oAsBI
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AUCTION SALES.
! ALE OF M An UREa

S-s ouARrrRrlsrs. erxyrAFs osyror, }
. wasnseros, D. c., rsbrssry IS, 1859
= wni ?. sold a. The osys,yy bspo.. ol::sSio :,
which VIII be- delivered 70 Purchaser on the
ground. or IN harges or bosfs 70 be provided By
them, ~ forty Ne) cents per emile yard. Two or
moro boAts (scoording 70 sizs) can - loaded psr
fsrps cAsh, inooysrnmenl finds.
" order Of the ouartermaEter General.
~ -, JAHKe A. BKIN,
Brsvst Brisadier General. Ia charge FIRST Diyis-
Ion Q, N. GO - fs7tdtm9l
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GALE OF sERvIcEABLE AND DAM.
~ AGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY. s..rg

wAsHneror, D. c., March 9, 1885.
VIII be sold, at public auction, on THURS.
DAY, the 18th day Of March, at 10 o'clock q. m,
at judiciary Square Warehouses, back Of the City
Hall In this city, large quantity Of seryioeabie
and damaged Hospital Property, principally con-
sisting Of Hair Mattresses and Pillows, Blankets,
Sheets, Drawers, Shirts, Mosquito Nets, Couu-
terms. Plates, Bowls, Mugs, Tin-ware, KNIVES
and Forks, Spoons &c. ... . ...
Forty eight hours allowed to purchasers TO re-
move property. ... Lam ...
Terms: Cash, In Goyernmopt funds.
CHAs. SUTHERLAND,
r. Surg. U. 8. A, Medical Purveyor.
G. W. B0TBLER,
mh6 h Auetioneer.
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a 4uRap1 m n II ..

lGR0 vEK"B n z A T RE 4
~ rsnssxIxspis svssns, near willard ,sHsssl
LEoHARD eEoynn co........... .plrssiers
LrorARn eroyss- Q. D. Hnss. y
Doors 'o ep.s ] z
riss a. ausrter 10 eight.
oss sIear noKE o. THE darAr
Last OPPORTUNITY PosITivEIx
ofvisnsssips this unsnsspuonsbie produesion
MOST DELiaHryUL o. nopERs comEpfrs.
RepeAtcd to-niEht At the earnest request u hu-
ry,s ,,,,,, mc,ogs patrons only
N To eommenoe with Boucicault's Comedy, II
HOW BHk LOWS HIN, 900 !
To oonelnde with the exeellsnt farce Of
THk ARTfUL DoDGRR, tlgI III
Tomorrow Night, hrst time this season Of the
Charming Play, the 80 ..-I
ROMANCE OF A PooR YOUNG MAN.
.GRoVER's THEATRE.
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR
.,... FAREWELL SEASON 51..
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
..HHE |"N % e -aHN ia 'NE-'N 30
In compliance with the request Of many In
high places, as well As Of many Of the nrst oiu-
rens Of Washington, Mr.. Grover has determined,
BEFORE DIsBANDINe THE COMPANY,
10 givsa a".r.t.
BRIEF FAREWELL SEASON
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
comprising the presentation Of several important
Now Artistes and several New Operas.
The season, limited to T I.H... ."...
SIX FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS,
will commence
...,... MONDAY, MARCH IL .....
TIM REPERTOIRE
will embrace tho '.t#.g r..r
| GEMS OF THE GERMAN OPERA.
| MONDAY, MARoHIa,
AUBER's Romantic Opera,
| FRA DIAvALo,
In which Joseph Hsrmans will introduce the
Celebrated Ballad, ..srs sa. .. Et. ..
"I'M AFLoAT I'm APLoATl
| TUESDAY, MARCH Is,
Won FLoTow's Beautiful Opera,
STRADELLA,
And the Celebrated Kermess act OF
i FAUST.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Il,
RossINI's Celebrated Opera,
| WILLIAM TELL.
| DEBUT OF wILBBLM FoRMRs.
THURSDAY, MARCH
MEYRRBEER's Grand Opera,
LES HUGUBNoTs.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
" - HARD BREAD. ..r

sUBsrsrsNGE oSHoE, UsIrED srArRs ANVIL
No. 8 soUTH GAY STREET.,
BALTIMORE, ND, February ~, 1860.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate will be received
for the purchase Of surplus HARD BREAD on
hand al this depot.
Proposals must state that the offer is made
under the advertisemeu ut OF this date.
The Bread IL 10 boxes OF nfty (5O) pounds each.
No proposalI received for less than twenty (20)
boxes.
Purchases will be delivered on board Of traus-
ports without expense to the purchaser.
Payment required In Government funds on
notification Of acceptance OF bid Twenty days
allowed purchasers TO remove stores.
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope,
"Proposals for Hard Bread aud addressed 10
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevt. Ii. Col. and o. g., o. s. A.,
febT-l7t Brevt Brig. Gen. Vols.
T ARGE SALE OF oUARTERMAsTBR'e
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ARGE SALE OF oUARTERMAsTBR's
- STORES.
CHIEF ouARrRRMAsrRR's OFFICE, !
DKPor o. wAsHlNaroH,

- DsPor o. WASHINGTON, \
wAsHISsToS, d. c., larch O. 1866.
Will DO sold at public auction, under the diree-
ton Of Brevct Lieut. CO.. JameJ NJ Moore, A. q.
NJ, at Warehouse No. 8, on New York avenue
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
WASHING ou, d c., on TUESDAY, MARCH 20
1865, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, large lot Of Quarter
master Stores. consist Ig Of
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oYYicRs,
Oil AND 40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

THE OVER AND DIS PATCH
i COMPANY. |'....
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COL
oRADo TERRITORY.
This Company start from ATCHIsoN and TO.
PEKA, Kansas, . daily line Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough brace-springs. comfortable
and roomy. Passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from st. Louis connect with these
Coaches at TopekaN
The route is through ans country abounding
in game, So, and ever the nnest natural road In
the world.
Merchants ordering goods in the East to 70 by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
as follows:
"Via The o. D. Co. Express.
Atehison, Kansas"
Principal oface-No. 90 Broadway, New York.
For further particulars apply to any Of The
following ofaesrsi
NEW YORK.
H. J. MESSEN0ER, President.
Col. J. H. PULEsToN, Secretary. ..
W. X. KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. Is. COCkI Assistant Treasurer.
WIN MARTIN, General Agent
ATCHIsoN, KAEsAs.
Gen. W. R. BREWSTER, Vice President.
D. RBMICK, Asst. asu I Superintendent
MAJ, asa. A. Nc. D. MccooK,
Special Agent,
oe2ssm Headquarters Atehison, Kansas.
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS.
~ PoRTATIoN COMPANY.
oPFIoE AND DEPOT,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth md Tenth streets.
This Company Is now prepared to doa
GENERAL EXPIRES AND TRANSPORTATION
BUSINESS
more, Washington, Alexandra, Rich.
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, Charlottesville, winohes-
tor, Harrisonburg, Stanton,
Lexington, salem, and
-, Bristol, in Virginia;
WILMINGTON, New Bsrno, Raleigh,
Greensboro, Salisbury, and
Charlotte, N. O.. and
to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, vir.
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
m9nd and Petersburg, Petersburg and
Weldon, wilmington and Weldon.
Raleigh and Gaston, and
North Carolina Central
Railroads.
As rapidly as possible H., L,pos and Agsuels.
OF the Company will be extended 10 other srates.
Of which due notice 'nill be given.
The tariff u charges is based upOu fair bu,l.
ness Pr'r. stples, yielding a reasonable profit to
the uompany, without being oppressive to the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w YlIa oIFI04
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
GALE OF GOVERNMENT CARTS. AM.
y BALANCES, AND ARMY WAGONS. "
CHIEF ouARrEnuAsTER's 0YYIon, ]
81 DnPoT or WAaHINaToH.

y BALANCES, AND ARMY WAGONS. III
fIlI- CHlRr ouARrrnuAsrEn's oYYIon, !,
.EtLE r. % DnPoT or WARRINGTON,
VI WASHINGTON, d. O., March 1, 1899.
VIII be sold at public auction, under the d.
rebtlon Of Breyet Colonel @. II. Tompkins. Quar-
termaster ct Lincoln Depot, Washington, D. c.,
Sa ~ soi,ani, ns snu is .Soe, n ~ e,oena
erty, viz:
go '..- . 90 LIGHT CARTS. -.
... 100 LIGHT AMBULANOBs,
raf ,.a 800 ARMY WAGONS,
which will be sold singiy, and must be removed
within Ave days from date Of sale. .-
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Brevet Major Con. d. II. Rueker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot Of washiug ton.
sHFF CHAS, II. TOMPKINs
mh2.llt Brevet Colonel and ouartermaster.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

DOARDINa.-Two GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
at 4s7 Maryland avenue. oe27-u
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-01-05

CoLoRED CHRISTIAN AID SOCIETY.
where we publish, as an item of interest to
ali our readers, the constitution and by
laws of this commendable institutions It's
objects are praisworthy. and we hope to
see it succeed. Let no man throw an i'm
pediment in its way, but let US all eneour-
age our "colored brethren" in all laudable
efforts TO ameliorate the condition of their
unfortunate race. Let us conjure them to
live up to the precepts of morality and
christianity. Ifthey d. this, we need have
no fear Of conflict of interests between the
two races. The author of the const fulton,
and, we believe, the founder 0 { the Chris
tian AID Society, is I ] Thornton, the teach
er of the colored school here. His deport-
ment in this community since he opened
school here. has been unobjectionable SO
far as we can learn. Heis sober, indus
trious, and educated far above the average
| of his race. He may be made an instru-
meut for good among the negroes, by proper
| encouragement at the han DIS Of the white
population.
These are the means by which we should
seek to harmonize the apparently conflict
/ ing interests of the races. Enforce the
laws rigidly, frown down vice and immor-
atty, suppress vagrancy, bat when prom
Using germ shows itself above The surface,
foster it, encourage it, graft it and trans
! plant its seeds