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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

ONE MILLION EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND AND
~ THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS. BEING TEN THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE SHARES OF THE
CAPITAL STOCK or THE BANK OF THE STATE OF MIS-
SOURI, FOR SALEThs having been appointed Agent
behalf Missouri oi the sale Of tho Stock he'd by said
Stste In the Bank Of the State Of Missouri will receive sealed
for th OF said Stock past thereof until IL O'clock
MONDAY June 1896 IN Of an act Of the General
Assembly State Of Missouri entitled AN act to authorize the
Bnk Of the State Of Missouri to National Bns
by this State ei bank
protect Seminary School Fund.- and provide
safe Investment" Approved March 5th. 1906
number Of shares proposed 70 be
the price per share tie medium OF payment whether in
bonds o this "a aud be signed by the bidder.
All bid, should BE- addressed through the Post Office the under
signed at ST. Louis Mo. JOSIAH FOGG
III Iouis April2 A.-utof the State.
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The total number this 6e2 head compares with 800
head last week and with 25 head week last
year and with I'll for the corresponding week
The number sold yesterday and to-day at the principal
market zoo head compares with 100 head last week gnd
with head average per week Last year. and vh 1851
head at ma lei on
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o. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MAY s-Before Co
missioner STILLwfII-
.s.t,.

COUNTERFEIT sos.
The United States agt. VIM. Brown.-The prisoner
charged with attempting pass counterfeit SO greenoaes
the bookkeeper of Mr. George SchaF held by the
Commissioner 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Before Commissioner Bits.
NITR0-GLyCERISR.
The case Of the United States agt. Otto BuIsten'
binder was adjourned 10TH account Of the at
OF witnesses.
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NAYs-4e4l bbs Flour. 435 bbls Whisky. ITO bbls Co
Zeal ms sacks do 266 sacks Olcake $500 bush Corn 40
ush Oats ITO BUSH Barley e70 bush Seeds 4s pkgs Ash,
Oh bbls Pork 1872 pkgs Cut Meats 6 pkgs Lard, l42J BIB
,efrnlenm.
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SUPERIOR C0URr-SPrcAL TERN -MAre.-Before justice
JONES.
DECISIONS.

Wallace p. CROWN agt. II. III. Burger ct al.-Mo-
ton denied. with $40 costs
Egisto T. Fabbn al agt. Henry Eisnor. james Gheor
and wife ag Robert H. Blcake Anne auber sg Joseph
Beams; Marcus Schwartz agt. The Hudson River kafoae
Co-Motons granted.
Wm ID. Lanahan agt. Francis L. Walker.Motion granted
and cause referred 10 Referee 10 hear. &c
Desire Lopez agt. Leopold Timan.Attachment granted
balable In 500.
Coursd Fox agt Frederick Wills ct aJudgment for plain
tiff with COSTS allowance OF $40 granted and yer
lngnebt injunction ordered
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into for the construction Of 100 mieS Of add
ona road being that portion OF lite main line north OF Macon
City much Of its wesbranch east OF Brnnswck
The Chaupaln. Smith Co.. firm composed
OF Of the best known railroad builders In the country
Brunswick by the s OF December and the Iowa extension
TO be built without delay. This intelligence VIII be highly
gratifying TO all our people.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice that the
United States has been Instructed 10 receive
and pay United States Certificates Of Indebtedness
with accrued interest to the extent Of $50 0 presented
10 him before the LIST Of juno.
The traffic Of the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway for
the month Of April was;
leG6 eo2 sol Is 1865 e735l o. Increase. 2s7 IL
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They came by the following Erie Railroad 394 iar
lem Railroad $685. Camden end Amboy Railroad III New
jersey Central Railroad 66i by Hudson River boats Us
on foot H. About AGO In the yards on Monday
LTar OF pROyERsL
The following the 81 dioyers owners or con'gn
ees Of the principal droye and where the cattle reported
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NEw.VORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
ros THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, May 6, 1866.
6neeI and
s.ys. Cow. ys s1 L L sSc sr tSs s I'c
III ese were sold AT the following Market Places:
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NEv. YORK SEw.i RAiLRoAD Co..
Corner Of Fourth and Twenty sevrnth,t New.Yofh
PRnrpESrs OyYics, April -, 1866. y
TINHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of this Company will be held at Brewster. Hall in
Haven THU kSDAY the 7h Of May
O'Clock The Transfer Books will DO closed from tho Let
day Of May until the day Of the meeting. . .
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GOVERNMENT SALE AT ANNAPO.
~ LIS, MARYLAND

OFFICE DEPOT COMFY OF suBsIsrRNcR,
wAsHIsTroS, d. c., Jan. q. 1865
VIII be sold ut public auction, at the Govern
ment Bakery, In Annapolis, Nd, on THURSDAY,
February J., 1885, at IL O'Clock, m, the following
Frame Buildings, viz:
Bake House, SO by So feet.
Flour House, IS by ~ feet.
One Building, 90 by 20 feet.
One Building, IS by IA feet
Slaughter House, ll5 by 20 feet.
Once, ~ by 20 feet.
Shed, 80 by 20 feet.
aud q large lot Of Fencing.
Also, y Ovens, s.S3 by IL feet, containing about
40, 600 brick.
A lot Of Desks, Chairs, Bread Troughs, Rope,
Yeast Tubs, one Grindstone, Brushes, one Letter
Press, Spoons, Knives, Forks, two Pumps, one
Hoisting Wheel, Camp Candiestieks, Commis-
sary Chests, Spring Balances, Liquid Measures,
Dry Measures, Hatchets, Platform Scales, Cleay-
ers, Axes, Cauidrons, Spades, Buckets, whselbar-
rows, Stoves, shoyeis, Bsdsteads, Blankets, Phi.
lows, Field Desks, &c, &c, &c.
About 500 Pork Barrels 100 Bacon Barrels, 800
feet Of Lumber, !, 900 Furnace Brick, &c.
Also, the following condemned Subsistence
Stores, yiEI
About $500 pounds OF Bacon.
About 20 barrels Of Salt Beef.
Also,a lot OF Hard Bread, Beans, Peas, Salt,
Malt, and Hops.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
o. BELL,
JanS.6t Major aud G. g., US A.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
~ AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

CHIEF QUARTBRNAsrER's 0RHICH,
DEPOT or WAsHIEoTON,
WAsHINGroS, D. c., January 20, 1866
Will be sold, at public auction, on the prem
ises, under the direction Of BTeyst Lieut. Colonel
J. @. @. Lee, A. q. NJ at ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON
FRIDAY, January %, 1865, commencing At 10
O'Clock a: IN. the following described Govern
AT THE CUMBERLAND COAL coMPANY's
wHARF.
One ~ Stable, 90 by 20 feet.
One ~ Stable, 28LS by az feet.
One ~ Armory, 10 by SO feet.
One ~ Guard house, l2lIby 10 feet.
One U Mess house, l6l1 By e0l feet
AT PHR REAR OF WARRINGTON HALL
One ~ Clubhouse, s by 10 feet,
AT BRoWN's HOUSE, No. 20 FAIRFAX STREET.
One ~ out.house4 by Q feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named, aud must be removed by the purchaser
within fifteen days from date OF sale.
Terms: Cahh, In Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
Brevet Nal. Gen. and Chief ouArtermasior,
Ja206t Depot Of Washington.
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DUBLIo AUCTION OF STEAM MILL
! AND GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS IN
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
oBEIoR DRPor 0onnIssARr OF sUBsIsrEEpR,
WAsHIsaros. D. c., January IS, 1855.
VIII be sold. at public suction, on TUESDAY,
ANDRIA, Va. the following public property, vii :
The Steam MIL on King street, near Peytou-a
two story building, a by 81 feet, and one frame
building, 10 by IA feet
ALSO,
Steam Boiler, complete, $50 horse power)
Donkey Pump, Is horse powor.)
Large Iron Kettles.
Small Iron Kettle.
Steam Tub and Coil
Iron Wise,
Monkey wrenches.
900 feet Of Water and Steam Pipe
Steam Engine, In excellent order, Is horse
power aud large quantity Of Machinery.
On PEYToN STREET, NEAR KING, one Frame
Building, 90 BY 1871 feet.
AT TIE FOOT OF WATER STREET SOUTH,
the Government Slaughter House, consisting Of
the following buildings:
Frame Building, % by 81 feet, slaughter
Frame Building, % by IL feet. attached to
! frame Building, so by % feet, (oncs and
Mess Room
Frame Building, II by Is feet, Cstable)
Also, Pence and Platform, and Scow, % feet
long aud 10 feet beam.
Terms: Cash In Government funds, at the time
Of sale. @, BELL,
jal9-ts Major aud c. g., .. s. A.
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CLOTHING.


A P A R'0 D Y.
BIT THE BARD OF OAK HALL.
Columbia, the gem Of the ocean,
The home Of the free and the bravs;"
Our capital all In q motion
With freempp, but nary a slave"
Nay the people Of Wsshinston city
Be careful with whom they deal,
For before AN through with NY dItty
will the whole secret reveal.
When war wsged wide desolation,
And the banner Of freedom o'erhead
Declared II would save the whole nation,
flour houses were tombs for the dead.
For we never had 4 chance to develop
Or show people what We could do;
But now the world eau envelop
With Chinehilla and French Beavers, too
Come hitber, come hither, come hither,
From the ends Of the earth, II needs be;
Yes, the world, men and women together,
Prom lands far over the sea.
Walt not, but come soon, II you can;
We invite you, kind friends, one and all
To examine our Cloths and the Wax Man
Al sxIrH Bios, the famous Oak Hall.
SMITH BROS. 4 CO.,
MIRO HANT TAILoRs,
AND DEALERS IN
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4e4 Seventh street.
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GOVERN MENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

QUARTBRNAeTER' 8 OFFICE, !
wAsHIEaToE, D. @. Dec. Ia 1855
The QuArtermaHtsr General OF the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at 0iesboro', d.
c., be sold to the higheat bidders
Sales will, therefore, take place at GIBSBoRo',
d. @. beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER u, 1865
aud continuing on each TUESDAY aud THURS.
DAY thereafter, until all are disposed Of
Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on days Of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected, aud
are superior to any heretofore offered for sale,
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock u. IN.
Terms: Cash In United States currency
JAMES A. RKiN,
BreVet Brigadier General In charge
IS4-duS Pirst Division, q. " d,
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2 AUCTION eAI.ne.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER AT
NJ ALEXANDRIA, va,
cnrv euAsTrrrssrn's oyrror, !

CHIw ouAsrKErssrn's OFFICE, D
80 DBPor or wAsHixsroH,
,Mhsnnoros, D. O. January "a, 1896
VIII be sold at public auction, At ALBXzN-
DRIA, VA, under the direction Of Brevet Lieu
DAY, February rs, 1893, al ~ O'Clock a m, 4
lot Of Seasoned Lumber Of the following kind and
VII About H.1
35,2S9 feet 8 by 8 Joist, IL 70 "A feet long.
3s,z2e feet By Q Joist, 12to ~ feet long.
oo,o3t feet by s Joist, l2 to "a feet long
4s,AI feet BY 10 Joist, IL 10 a feet long.
s,I4l feet - Oak, ~ 70 10 feet long.
1900 feet 60 Oak, - TO 10 feet long
1927 feet 50 Oak, l2to 10 feet long.
$500 feet 1914 Oak, IL TO 10 feet long
10 eo5 feet la-4 Oak, u to 10 feet long.
1887 feet l6-4 Oak, IL to 10 feet long.
993 feet 1874 Hickory, IL Feat long
H,oS ieet Timber, assorted sizes, % to IS feet
lI,0ot feet by I seautling, u to is feet long,
N,lo! feet by 4 So ,ntling, IL 10 IS feet long.
ZIG feet a. Ash, 2to 10 feet long,
$50 feet 60 Ash, IL to 10 feet long.
2,663 feet 50 Ash, IL to 10 feet long.
4S3 feet 1914 Ash, II to 10 feet long.
ls,963 feet l2-4 Ash, IL TO 10 feet long.
LOIS feet 1874 Ash, IL to 10 feet long.
s,24 feet Ship Timber, assorted sizes and
B.oh ioi q Lumber described will be sold
singly By the thousand feet, the purchaser having
The Lumber must be removed by the purchaser
within ten days from the date Of sale
Termsi Cash, In Government funds.
ID. II. RUCKER,
BE- Maj. Gen. and Chief ousrsrms-ter
JaT-lN Depot Of Washington.
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ORPHANS COURT.

C0UNTY-To Wit:
In the ease Of AaryW. splgnul, administrative
OF Wm. b. spignul, deceased, the admiDIstratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or.
phAns' Court Of Washington County aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, the 18th day OF February
next for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate OF said deceased, and
Of the assets In hand as far az the have been
collected and turned into money; when aud
where all the creditors and hairs OF said deceased
are notified to attend, TAT the Orphans Court OF
properly yOuched, Orthey may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit In said deceased .
estate; provided copy Of this order be- pub
lished once week for three weeks In the M.
TIoEAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said day.
Test; z. @. ROBBINS,
!a21-wSws Register Of wills.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-CANoE THIRTY
l. three feet long, three feet three inches wide,
nearly new, with sails aud everything complete !;
will be sold at a saerihee. Enquire at Telegraph
once at Sixth street wharf or At this office.
jan27-tf
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
CHIEF ouARrERAAsTHR's OFFICE,
DEPoT OF WAsuINGrox,
WAsHIsoros, d. c., Jan. %, 1896 J,
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the prem.
ises, under the direction Of Brevot Lieut.. Col.
Jas. N. Moore, A. O. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, jan
uary 81, 1855, commencing at IL o'clock, m, the
following. described Government Buildings, viz -:
ON n STREET, BETWEEN sByENTBENTH
STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Warehouse No. !, 81 by OIL feet.
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN II
AND | STREETS
Warehouse No. o, 90 by sax feet
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE, BETWEEN n
AND STREETS.
Warehouse No. 7, 81 by o5 feet
ON STREET, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND
SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
Warehouse No, o, 81 by l47 feet.
The bulldogs will be sold singly, In the order
named. aud must be removed within fifteen days
from date Of sale.
Terms; Cash In Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
Bt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermastsr,
jaS'@ Depot Of Washington.
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John R. ELVANS 4 CO.,
" 81 Louisiana ave. and sos G street,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
DEALERS IN
IRON AND STEEL,

81 Louisiana ave. and sos G street, n
WASHINGTON, D. c., ~
DEALgRsM w
IRON AND STEEL. "
SWEDISH IRoN-ordiuary size.
REFINED IRON.
BAGNALL's, DO.
HORSE SHOE IRoN-Miu., a.
ovxIs AND HALF ROUNDS.
y. B. NAIL RODS,
T y T. DO,
NORWAY SHAPES
SPRING STEEL.
TIRE do.
ToE CORK STEEL.
H0oPs-dslVaniIsd
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-Ruund and
square, charcoal plate ir"n; Puddled
plate iron.
SHEET IRoN-AmericNu; American costa
rarAr' Belgian; i'm. Russia Russia !
galvanized.
SQUARE CAST STERL-saBdsrsoH's.
oCTAGoN CAST STEEL
SHEAR STEEL-Sandsrson'
GERMAN STEEL.
FLAT CAST sTEBL
BLISTER STBEL-AmOTioan.
ROUND sTBBL-Casti maehinSTy.
Gpll en-
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washington Market.

The market was very well supplied u
morning. Prices were as follows:
Beef, l5a25o per Id Smells, 25c. per Id
Pork, 20a25c per lb Pickled Salmon, 25c II
Do. per cwt, .50al5 .5oFresh shad, " per pr
Mutton, 2Oa25c per Id Perch, G0c. per bh
Veal, 2Ja95e per Id HOLSTERS, loo per ID
Corn beef, I5a2Oc per ID Terrapins, 75ssi. 90
Corn pork, 2oa2oe per lib Turtle, eiasl. 90 each
Lamb, 20a25c per lb Oysters, u. 25 per gall
Sausage, Csc per lb Rock, soc per bunch
Ham, &c per lib Eels, 2jc per bunch
Sliced ham, Sc per ID Honey, 40ab0o per ID
Shoulders, 15a2Ocper Id Eggs, 40a45c per doz
Middling, 22a2je per lib Apples 6OcasOc per PIX
Jowl, l2ISal6c per lib CranberrieI l5c per q
yenison 30a35c per lb Celery, l0a25c per bh
Beef tongue, 9Oca&l Oranges, 5oa80o per dol
Dried beef 2ja30c per Id demons, 40c per doI
Triple l0c per Id Onions, 40a60c per PIX
Pigs feet, l2lfo pr pair Carrots, 40c per PIX
Lard, Csc peril Lettuce each, calico
Butter, 40a56c per Id saur Kraut, l2c per qt
Prints, IS Cabbage, 5a20o
Cheese, Csc per lb Parsnips, 4Oa5Oc per pt
Geese, 81. 50a2 80 each Lima Beans, 25c. per
Turkeys, l. 25as4. 90. Walnuts, 4Oc per PIX
Wild do. sta5 Radishes, DC per bunt
Ducks, 75aSl so per pr Hominy, cooked, Toe q
Canvass Backs, q per pr Hominy, grain, Sc at
Red Necks, "a Dried fruit, 2ja40c at
Mallard, ". 90 Turnips, Soc per PIX
Chicken, 4la4l. rs pair Beets, doe per peck
Partridges, $500 doE Sweet potatoes, 6OaSl :
Prairie Hens. 81 .25aSl 90 Pumpkins, l0a50c eac
Swans % each Irish potatoes, SOC PIX
Pheasants % per pr Corn Meal, sl.lO
Robins. tl.60 per doz Corn, sl.l0asl. 20
Rabbits, SOC Corn, s3as4. 90 per Dbl
Squirrel. l5a20c Shipstuff, 80aS0e
Squads, soc per pair Brown stuff, b0c
Black hsh l5e perlb Shorts, S1c
Founders, 100 per lib Oats. 60a6Oc
Halibut, zoe per Id Rye, u. 10
White hsh 2jo per Id Middling, SOC
Cod fish, l5c per ID Hay, cwt, tlal. 80
Sea bass, loo per lb Straw. soa4l. %
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AUCTION sALDs.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGRs.

CHrrr ouARrRRnlsrER's oyprcs, D
- DHror or wAsHIsaror, }
wAsHIrgror, d. @. Jan. Is, 1896
Will DO sold At public auction, under the direc.
ton Of Brevet Major Benjamin Burton, A. O. NJ
At sixth Street Wharf, Washington, ID. c., on
SATURDAY, February s, 1880, at ~ O'Clock, m,
the following named Governm ent vessels. via
Barge MlDDLRsBX.
Barge fINANCIER.
Barge JURA.
Tsrms-Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Byt, Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermastsr,
janis lst Depot'of Washington.
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SALE oF.HARD BREAD.

Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
a. this ONCE, oh WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week Tor all the surplus HARD BREAD
at this Depot.
The bread is in boxes Of Atty (oo) pounds each,
and In good shipping order,
All purchases will bo delIyered on hoard NJ
transports without expense TO the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty C2o)
Boxes, one thousand ,o0o) pound.
Payment required on notification Of accept
anoe Of bid In Government funds
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Tread, " and addressed to
JAMES CURRY,
ds4-h Colonel and O. g. "
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LOCAL AFFAIRs,
THE TRIAL OF LAFAYETTE ,
a#.r4. ..H HAKEH.

Yesterday after our report closed
DR.. Bliss on his erossaexAminAtion stated that
Mrs. Cobb was recommended BY Surgeon Wood :
ward q 20. -
BY agreement Of counsel, Mr.. Aiphopro Dom,
AdoorEeeper at the white House, was examined
for the prosecution, and testified that he was
doorkeeper at the White House and knew j..
3. Jones; saw him al Gen Bakers once never
told Jones that Mrs, Cobb's reputation for truth
or veracity was bad; she always behaved her
self well while A. the white House, was there
when jones interfersd with Mrs. Cobb, tut did
By Mr.. Stanton Never told Jones anything
about Mrs Cobb; he asked one day what she
was on, and witness told him he did not know I;
but could not say thatit was for procuring a
Judge Fisher here said he would adjourn the
case 70 Monday morning at 10 o clock, so as to
give the Jurors q chance 10 attend to matters Of
their own and the court adjourned.
The petition drawn up by Howell, and on
which the pardon was procured, vas read In
court yesterday. Il Is as follows:
ofths United States:
Your petitioner would respectfully represent
that he comes TO the city Of Washington for the
purpose Of obtaining the pardon Of your Excel
plicstion, your petitioner would respectfully set
forth the facts In his case. Your petitioner held
q captains commission In the Confederate army,
and was assigned to duty in the Trans. Missis-
coinpanied his command Into New Mexico; re.
turned with him after his defeat by General
Candy at Apache Canon, Pidgeon's Rancho, and
Peralto. Was then detailed In the secret service
bureau, aud came North into the State OF Mis-
souri,; remained there In accordance with In
structions until the date Of my arrest In March,
1884. by order Of MAI. Gen. Rosecrans, and linear.
cerated In the military prison in the city OF b..
Louis. .
In the month Of July was called ont and sx.
snined At different times and remanded 70 pris'
msde my escape from prison and succeeded ID
getting Into Canada, where have remained ever
since, and lived In strict accordance with the
English neutrality laws, taking no part In any
plot or conspiracy against the Federal Govern
inent. Having In all things acted under the or
ders Of my superior officers, aud committed ne
act not recognized by the laws and usages o.
war, would respectfully beg that you extend tc
me your Executive clemency and restore me tC
the rights OF citizenship, Of which am now de
priyed. My residence Is In the State Of Missouri
Age, S. Respectfully asking your early atten
zion to the within petition,
remain your obedient servant,
CLARGxcE J. HOWELL
Suspension Bridge, county OF Niagara, ant
State u New York.
ocropSR "a, 1854
Personal y appeared before me, J. W. Moss, 4
Justice OF the Peace In aud for said county, ClAr
ence J. Howell, and solemuly aHirms that III,
within statement is true to thu best Of his knowl
edge aud belief, and hereby certify that he die
10 my presence afhx his signature.
J. W. Moss, J. II.
-
5 SEsr TO ALBANY.-The following named
prisoners were sent to Albany on Thursday
IaW Ia 4 anal
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7 ,ARGB SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH.
IL ING, CAMP AND GARRISON RoUIPAoR

CHEZ ouARrERnAsrER's oYprcE,
DEPoT OF wAsHTnaroE,
WlsHIEaTor, d. @. Jan. Is, 1896 O.
VIII be sold At Public Auction, under the al /.
reotion Of Captain d. O. Thomas. M q X Al
the Government Warehouse, corner Of Seven
tenth and streets, Washington, D. O., on
MONDAY, January %, 1896, at 10 O'Clock, A
sisting OF
Drums, sashss, Books, Jackets, Blankets, Bed .
saoks, Legglng., Hayslooks. Cap Covers, Rubber
Blankets, Rubber Ponohos, Axes, Pickaxes,
Hatehets, Spades, shoyels, Kettles, Knapsscks,
Hhyersaeks, Hospital Tents, Wall Tents, sibley
Tents, Common Tents, Plags, Coats, Caps, Pack
Saddles, Vests, Trowsers, Shirts, Turbans, &c,
until the stores are sold
The stores must be removed within ave days
Termsi Cash, In Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brcyet Major General and Chief ouartermaste
lal3-t9 Depot Of Washington.
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g P0-T WOOD HOTEL
~ CoRxER BIaHrH AND NAME srRRrs,
RICHMOND, VA.
This popular Hotel IL located on the
PRINCIPAL BUSINESS STREET
OF the city, and In the immediate vicinity Of nj
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS and
RAILROAD DEPOTS
Since It's ogsning In 1880, the House has never
been closed, but has recently been remodsled,
thoroughly repaired aud renovated
REPlTTED AND REPURNISHBD
In the the most elegant style.
The travelling public are assured that they will
hpd with us all the Attention, Comfort and Lux
ury which can DO secured In any First Glass
House North or south.
CoRKERY 4 MILLwARp,
noSO-3m Projectors.
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PAPER FOR SALE AT
w the otlss Of The NATIONAL RAPuBLIoAI.
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EDWARD LYCETT.
II BooKBIHDRR,
No, III hsH. Avs. ,WAAAIsdroH, DO
. 'ots bound In every styls-TuTtsy, horosse
RsSslA, Aadt0AlL
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NoTICE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
~ great facilities given by the Washington

~ great facilities given by the Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Com pany,
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail
road to Thornton Depot, Fairfax county, I have
been enabled to make an arrangement to furnish
Thomas Gait, Esq, with Oak and Pine wood, Of
a superior quality for fuel, whereby he will be
able to supply the public generally with this
necossary article Of domestic consumption at
greatly reduced rates. For particulars see Mr..
Cats advertisement below.
JOSEPH THORNTON.