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THE ONE IMPORTANT question

We reported the other day that some
western Republican conventions were nomi-
mating for Congress men in favor Of admit
ting the southern States TO representation.
Our Informant specified no particular dis
. tricts, and the Tribune denies the truth of
the statement. We can only say, il il ia not
true, those who desire the success Of the Re
publican party, among whom we suppose the
TIbsne to be prominent, have right to be
much alarmed. ''..
The immediate admission Of all the States
to representation is the one question now
before the country; and all prudent, wise
Republicans, all men of every party who de-
sire the good Of the country and can see
what is Immediately necessary to produce
this good, will unite to send to Congress
only men who will vote for the immediate
admission Of delegates from all the States.
II it is n fact that the Republican conven-
tions will not nominate such men, so much
the worse for the Republican party, for it will
be deserted by the mass Of the people, by all
who are capable Of forming sober Judgment
upon the immediate necessities Of the coun-
try. 1t begins to be evident to all men not
carried away by their passions, that the Re-
publican leaders in Congress proved them
selves incapable Of even making consistent
plan or policy Of restoration. Their projects
mixed, incOngruOus, absurd, have not the
merit Of definitely settling any question in
volved in the restoration OF the States. They
do not even please or satisfy themselves.
The leading and controlling minds among
the Republicans pretend to be above ALL in
favor OF universal or impartial suffrage, but
their own Constitutional Amendment saws
nothing about extending the suffrage; not
only that, the Congress which could pass n
Freedmeh's Bureau bill over the Presidents
veto, and which continually talked about the
rights and privileges Of the colored Union
lists, would not pass bill comforting suffrage
on the blacks Of the District of Columbia,
and establishing impartial suffrage there.
Wherever the Republicans put in nomina-
ton for Congress candidate opposed to the
immediate admission of all the States to
Congress, the Democrats will, il they are
wise, and really have the interest Of the
country at heart, nominate candidate from
the "War Democrats" Such u candidate
will be acceptable to the best part Of the
Republican voters; and in this way major
ity determined on right action can without
doubt be obtained.
The Republican leaders are making despe-
rate efforts to carry the election by mere
force Of excitement, and by most unworthy
and inconsistent appeals to the passions OF
the party. For instance-and 1t is but one
= ease out OF hundred-the Tribune ex-
claims this morning:
"Audrew johnson assumes to decide on the 10.
gality Of State convention which was that day
TO assemble, and to place the Federal troops under
the control OF its deadly enemy with directions to
suppress II as IN illegal or unlawful assembly"
Now the Tribune, which declares the
States are not in the Union, and the State
: governments not legal, has no right to com
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Brsvet Colonel Thomas A. McPariin, Surgeon
United States army, and formerly Medical Director
Of the Army of the Potomac. has been assigned to
deity In the Department Of the Gulf, to relieve
Brsvst Lieut. Col Z. P. yollum, Surgeon United
s.sss sruy, Who 10 directed to report in person to
The Msdicsi Director, Dspartnsst Of the East, for
assiguneat 10 duty. ..a .....
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A notice appeared in our columns yesterday Of
the appointment by the President Of Antonio Mar
zero to be appraiser of merchandise at Savannah,
Ga. 1t should have read New Orleans, La.
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During the absence of Hon. VIM. II. Seward, who
accompanied tho Presidential party to Chicago
VIM. ii. Hunter, Assistant Secretary, will perform
the duties Of Secretary Of State.
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BY direction of tho President, Fort Delaware,
formerly embraced In the Department Of Washing.
ton, has been transferred to the Military Depart
| ment Of the East
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The plague Of locusts which has broken
out in Algeria, causes great uneasinsss to the
French Government, and now the troops are called
out to destroy this new species Of enemy. The
amount killed 10 Immense, % II 10 stated that not
y" than 5000 0wt arc tho average result u =
dsyJwsrk, d !
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PKRHONAI.

VIZ. d. KELLEY, NJ. G., Of Pa, and Mai
ass. sehsssld, commanding the Department Of the
Potomac, are at the Ebbitt House.
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Ar.ihcial Lib 8 Graiuitously Supplied b
the Government.

The following 10 correct statement Of the num-
Der of artificial limbs furnished sratuitously BY the
Government to disabled Union soldiers from the
beginning Of the late rebellion up to May Of the
present year Arms. 2,lsi; legs, 37s4i hands, IA
feet, o. apparatuA lo4 the total number furnished
being 6,075, at . cost TO the Government oil
$35771S.
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INTERNAL REvEsuE-The receipts from thi
source yesterday were 81, 1870 500 80.
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Il LII .
)RNING A1IG1IST 90.
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T,, p...,n.- M tSrm
;nv 10 ths EmnI,. So. - - -, w.. J,
nav HOMAGE ~ tha tnsmcrorIav liz -,
green N the hearts 81 ths reor,s AZ nal,
ware :. q patriot ana .t.tasp.ss. s,.yur,
A noUo,.s = : :
n n oon,ns,n,,h ", A.
soo'.''o" MI "oOAohLSS sniu tncy
prayed that the Oliver OF every great and
perfect gift would 'cCntiAue Co. TAR PRKsr
DENT .ne inessnnsoie o'essmg OF Boou netNn
and that during hi ipesflous .ioutney gdinQ
stav;no and ra,urn;ne no wo,,a no +, ItI;.
s..,e, .--,N''. " =. A
especial keeping. ,... ~ ,r.-,5,.-
The speaker then, in some additional sords
of compliment said he transferred the escort
to the gentlemen composing the Philadsl phis
delegation. a-a.isA .tsI .sro
Tbs PRESIDENT, in reply, most heartily
thanked tho Delaware delegation . All he
could do as To his conduct in the future was
to point them TO his record Of the past.
He trusted their kind wishes might be
gratiied, and assured them that he should
ever be found discharging his duty to
the whole country. He again rendered his
thanks for the kind and cordial manner in
which he had been received by them.
AT pH1tApxLpH,A. gsy
The Presidential train arrived at ala thip
afternoon. The party were received by a
committee Of military officers. Col JAxys
PAoE addressed TIM, PRKs,pxsr. ,tsndering
him the wssmest Inequalities Of the citizens
of Philadelphia, irrespective Of party. He
represented the merchants, mechanics. and
professional men of all kinda, who recognized
him % Chief Magistrate Of the republic. and
the chosen protector of their r;vhts and lin.
critics. The people Of PbiIadelnhia heartily
congratulate him On The lclonse AZ tbe u,nsor.
tunste rebellion. that peece had r.tprned,
brother Is NO longer enesued inlv., .g.inst
bsother; that all the States were res,or.d Al
the Union, and the Constitption and m.
Union WINS one and insenar.ble ,TLov no
lieye that YOU. through Divine bIessino v;lI
hiring boct mace u, a.. nc ,.u !. l..
fe-SoA 'So'"s "eh 40 III hnhe,
1Iu ',a' Soon vi goou ciuhens VIII throw
asiue I'LL partisan CONSCIENTIOUS ior the ma
.oh welfare. snihg youa pleasant en-
)oyment Of inc nopie mission you are now,
performing ana safe return. we tender you
q nearly welcome oeneving that 1t will be as
accep'aoie IN i's iniormaiity as y 1t came
~ pope. W. wv in"'''''pAi su'nor'ues
p.-.,, =. - ' ,,.,,
INV hsart;s,t thsnSs a. Iii :, ~ s.,,,s os
accompany mo- Iknow how to appreciate . reSsp
tion made BY the citizens Of PhiisdeIphia- trust
peace has come and that We will have permsps
peace. snd DO inflicted By war no more forever.
We have had war enough. Let Us now have pesos,
All my efforts have been directed to bring sbout
peace and psrmansnt reorRsniz alton Of The doy.
srnmsAG Hs.f TaI 'aia" 10 NV -
Tur PRrsIprxr waa beo-,il,, anrla AL
- ""1N,' ePP's"uou
curing ms address, General GRANT vas
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~ Risronr telegraphs over the cable that she
hssi,ss Nsglss for VIII 'pussry IN pvst
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enforcing, il necessary, the above require
ments OF the committee 1914 ''
JOHN BRIoE, ., r,r- j. WILSON GREEN,
I'D President DO 'a'i President.
CHARLES Il, LOEw, MuNoR IALAY,
THOMAS CONAN, CLEMENT Warts,
JAMES 0'BRIEN, MICHAEL HALLoRAY,
RoBERT MCGINNIs, JOHN STAcoM,
w. ii. GEDSEy, JAMES G. BRINKMAN,
Com. Board Of Alder Com. Board of
men. C0uncilmen.
TIE CITIZENS RECEPTION. d.
The arrangements for the reception Of the
President are in the hands of committee Of
some $50 gentlemen of this city. Among
the number are most of the prominent bust
ness men and most respected citizens, such
as Cornelius Vanderbilt, @. X. Garrison,
Peter Cooper, Richard Schell, Moses Taylor,
Samuel Sloan, M. ii. Grinnell r. L. Cutting,
Shepherd Knapp, Wilson G. Hunt, VIM. b.
Aston Henry Hilton, Henry Clews, VIM ii.
Vanderbilt, James Brown, II. NJ. Blatchford,
Paul Spofford r. L. Stuart, q. q. Rowland,
Eugene Kelly, John s. Hoffman, A. A. Low,
Jonathan Sturges, A. I. Stewart, and others.
The President has accepted the Inequalities
rendered by these gentlemen, which will in.
clude civic reception and dinner at Del
monico's, in Fourteenth street. The pro-
gramme as arranged will be as follows:
The committee of citizens will assemble at
the Mayors room, in the City Hall, at 10
O'Clock 0. m, and proceed In carriages to the
special steamer provided at the Battery, The
steamer VIII then proceed to tho dock atJer
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL
y TARY RAILROAD PROPERTY.
OFFICE OF Assn. ON. U. g. Nil. R. R., !

OFFICE OF Asar. a.iM. y: g. NIL. R. R.,
$50 STREET, J
WAaHISorox, D. c., August s, 1866.
VIII be sold At Publie Auction, At xAndria, Va,
THURSDAY, August Is, the balance Of United States
Military Railroad Property remaining hand At that
place, consisting In part ~ follows:
Two second class ssrvcsabls Locomotive Engines,
Norris Sons. builder; gauge, I feet siS inches.
One Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars.
One hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels Axlss
Seventy tons T Railroad Iron (t5 lbs to the yArdS
nearly new; nesn Stoves, two nftssn ton Hydrauls
Jacks, ave tons unssrvieeAble Railroad Iron.
Five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron, second hand
Railroad Spikes, Chairs, Rubber Loops, Broad Axes,
Msus, Platform aud Counter Scales, Lanterns, Oars,
Desks, Tablss, and variety OF other articles also,
Nine Frame BuldinRs.
Sales to commence ct 10 clock n at the Military
Railroad Wharf, where tho Railroad Irpp
and Car Wheels stored Tha balance Of the articles
will be sold At the Railroad Supply Store, near the
Orange and Alexandria Depot
VIII sl,o be sold At Pittsburgh, Pa At II O'Clock, a.
IN, on TUESDAY, August rs
Eleven new Box Cars, I'VE feet gauge; Pennock d
Co, Kennel Square, Chester county, Penn builders
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Any further information relative to the Property Will
III CHILLY.
Bvt Major and A. O. H., U. s. Army.
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JUHN y, LUUNIS,
aulo.n Assistant Special Agent
limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

yirtss Of three writs Of Feri Fsess issued from
The Csrk onos Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
FOR e .sa IL ns o s M suSs
District, on WEDNESDAY, the 2ad day q August ia.
slant 1885, eomnsnclng Al ~ o'eoek IN the foiios-
frsi being part Of tract called woopLEYlyIus in
the county Of Warrington, In said District described
Iolows Besinning at stake or stone In the nrst las
beginning corner Of the tract conveyed BY Lorenzo
Thomas to Rachel 4. = Bowen, on course 8. - de-
arsss T., and running from said stake Or stone n,t)
. :,.i. or stone hence "a 81! degrees afoss
the second course Of said original tract II slc perces
stake or stone; thence (sdl N IS desressE s5Iz
not yet opposed fer r,vs that poin but about to b.
opened, and which leads from The Georgetown sid
aSs1y: ,urnps: e tn. sy q and called
thence (s.h) sH degree. = BY III. edge Of said ROAD
e Il ri: ss .ss:
(sh) Along ssid "a. degrees W S:io p.reSss 70
psrehs: to stone; thence o,h) by .ad edge due wst
40 perehss to stons thence gith) N 70 degrees W.
psrchss to stone In said edge; thence Q2thj By said
By said edge h S degree. Sic psrsss. to s.ons
thence iAth degrees IS $40 perches to stone a
hs southeast corner Of grave lot thence ussh)
containing IS acres roods and Is psreh.s q isas,
more or less, tessthsr with the improvements.
Also, after the above, will sell
The whole Of square No. 7O
Lot 10. in square No. 6sS,
Lots Nos. and 10 In square No. eS5,
in the city Of Washington, G., together with the In
Seized and levied upon the property Of Robert J.
Waller and will Be sold to sansfy executions Nos 4io
.sS IN q ssaf Sl ar;
Smith, W. Rob't J. Walker, sud No 2s2 Juds's g. u
Benjamin =. lettings w. Rob't D walker
..ss u,i DAy sIc, s. sooiDLEe.c
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From South Amsrica-Ths United States
Frigats I.ancastsr-Costa Riea and the
South American Alliance-The Spanish
Fls,t.
Nsw YonE, Aug. 1s.-Ths steamer New York
has arrived, with Panama dates to the LIST.
The frigate Lancaster arrived there, and leavss
Immediately for Callao, Central America, and the
Isthmus.
The news 10 devoid Of interest. Costa Rics 70.
fused to Join the South American allianos. The
town Of Monte Cristi, In Ecuador, has been almost
totally destroyed by Ore.
Most Of the Spanish feet had reached Lapits, on
route to Msnilla. Admiral Nunes Is not srpected
to survive his wounds. -
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GALE Of CLOTHING AND EQUiPAGE


---T|- ULoiHtFa DEPor, EcHrfLKiLI ARslHAL,(
-. PHtLApRLpHIA Pa, Aug. II, 1895. \
Will be sold at Publio Auction, on account Of he
Unitsd States, ct the schuyikii Arsenal, GRAY's
FkRhn Road, Philadelphia, on August 15 1885, at 10
o,slosk, the following named artisiss Of unssr-
vicsasn Clothing and Equipage, visi -.
Hat Cords, Eagles, Uniform Coats, Jackets FLANNEL
Sack Coats Metallic Scales, kashss Trowss Booss.,
Great Costs Waterproof Ponehos, Cross Cannon Bed
sacks, shouldsr-seale Pasenings, Knapsaeks Havsr-
Hatehsts and Handles, Trumpsts, Drums, Wall Tents
and rhss Tent Poles and Pins, Common Tents Shelter
The property must be removed within Eve (5) days
from day Of sale.
Tsrms-Cash In Government funds
By order Of Brevet Brigadler General Geo. H. Cros.
man. Assistant ouartsrmaster 0enersa U. o. Army.
HENRY. W. JAMES
Capt and A. Q. NJ, Bvt. Major U. g. Army,
au2o-tf6 4 Executive and Inspecting Omosr.
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EINAL SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
l. TER's STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT At
aIRsBoRo', DC.
GUANTANAMO GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRsr DIVISION,

ouARrRRNAsrRR GrsRRAL's OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
wAsHSoroH, D. c., August lS 1865
BY order Of the ouArtsrmassr General there WI %
rsction Of Captain George 7. Browning, A. g N. on
THURSDAY August 2s 1896 commencing at 10 o eioet,
IN, the following described lot oil eaar'ermAstsrs
Aores viz: $500
5000 feet Hickory, Ash, and oak Plank 1000 feet
and 2-ineh Gum Hose IS tons RAILROAD iroo loI2
house Trucks; 3 Wagons itwo.horseD l Hay Scale
FairbanksD Platform Scales GairbAnks0 8 Counter
scales TaIrbanksD Portable Forges smiths' Bel.
lows u Anyis; Tin BeHdsr; Tin Drill, Hand Driu,
| / Fannug Mill rs Gum Buckets; work. hour Bell
| Qarge) o-, r,,
tionery Cases, Iron Bedsteads Cooking aud Heating
Stoves Cooking Utensils, Bar and Scrap Iron, spokss
Fslloes, Wagon Wheels, Halters, Cold Chses Piles,
Hammers fArrlsr Knives, Punches, sto ks and Diei
Heading Tools, Traveller Vices, wrsnehes AdIes, Au.
gers, Braces and Bits, Wood Clamps, Tenou CUTTER,
aougs. Bstehets, Drawing Knives, Spirit Levels Tape
Lines Planes Glue Pots, Saw Sets, Hand saws Gross.
Calpers Compasses, Malsts, Pineers, Screw Drivers,
spokeshaves Splitting Gauges, Round and straight
Knives, Cutting Plysrs Riyst Sc 8, Claw and Edge
Tools, Prieking Wheels, Paint Brushes, Paint Cans
Paint Mailer, Paint Stone, Paint MIL Paints, Colors,
Venetian Red 0rindstones and frames, Soldering lrons
Lumber Rule, whselbArrows, sc, &c.
Together with many other articles not abovesnums'
rated.
Purchasers must remove their stores within Ave az
days from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
boat for 0sboro' will leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour daring tbs day Of sale
Brsyst Brig. Gen, U. 8, A., in charge,
sull''ds firN plvisisa, q n, o. U
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Pictures OF Our ROYAL VIsIroR-Her
Majesty Queen Emma, accompanied by Miss Spur.
gin, h Chiffon, Esq, Of the State Department,
and Consul General 0dsll, on Saturday visited
GARDENERS Photograph Gallery, Her Majesty eyin.
cling the greatest interest In the wonderful spsci
mems Of Photographic art displayed to her. Mr..
Gardner made several very Ane pictures Of the
Queen, and presented them to her all complete
within three hours after her visit Copies are on
exhibition at Mr.. Gardeners gallery and the book.
store of Msssrs. Philip 4 solomons.
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dreAS baddle Race.
BUFFALO, Aug l8.-Three thousand psrsons
we're present at the great saddle race this p. m,
between Dexter and Butler. The day was hns,
though horssmsn say the Buffalo track was not Il
good - the one on which Dexter made his great
time. but Dexter to-day showed the best time ever
made by . trotting horse The frat heat, 2.2l;
the second, 226. In the third heat both horses
had good start; Butler took the lead, but Dexter
soon passed him and came home winner in the un.
precsdented time oftwo minutes and eighteen SEQ.
onds, and without break.
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OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The First National
Building Association Of the Seventh ward on Fri.
day night last elected the following gentle.
men 70 serve " omesn for the ensuing year; 0hss.
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POLICE CAsEs.-A man named George
Rollins was arrested on Saturday By ofacer Evans,
with highway robbery. Justice Walter sent the
accused to jail for court,
Frances Christmas, oolorsd woman, was arrested
by the same officer on charge Of grand larceny,
on q warrant issued on the oath Of Annie Barry.
She was sent to jail for court.
Pomp Barnes, Q oolored man, was before Justice
Morssll for assault and battery on Samuel Poole
lie was sent to jail for court.
Arthur Bradley, oolorsd, was before the same ma.
gistrate for attempting to rob Patrick Clary. He
was committed TO Jail.
Fanny Mitchell and Amelia Ward were arrested
BY Lieut.. TAFT on charge Of keeping bswdy houses.
The first named was committed to Jail and the other
held to bail for court by Justice'Morssll.
A number Of parties were before Justice Walter
In the I'd precinct for creating nuisance. They
were fined from three 10 Eve dollars each.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ DOUNTY, VIRGINIA

This popular Summer Resort will open for the rsesp
ton Of visitors on the LIST Of JULY, and remain open
until the last OF OCTOBER.
DR.. Muttsr. Professor Of Surgery In the jefferson
Medical College, Philadslphia from personal obssrva
ton and ehemieal analysis placed ths Springs the
chronic or organic nature.
visiting the Springs persons will have opportu
nifty Of seeing Fairfax Station Manassas Junction. War
rentop, Bull Run RApidan, Orange Court. House. Cor
donsye and many other points Of historic interest In
Virginia.
driA Orange and Virginia Central Railroads to convey
visitors to the springs.
Great palms have been taken put the buildings and
grounds In good order and repair.
The Hotel will accommodate 400 psrsonsj besides
there are number Of handsome Cottages htted up
prsssly for families.
Terms; - 90 per day; q liberal discount to persons
remaining month aud longer. Children aud servants
half price, ECCRL6T0N, BALDWIN L co.
t2s-u
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Movements Of Alexander II. stephens.
PHrLADnLPHIA, Aug ls---Alexander H. Ste.
phsns left here for Milledgsvie this morning It wal
impossible for him to remain In the city any
longer, owing to important business engagements.
His physical health has prevented him from Id
dressing the public, he intended but 1t 10 posi-.
bio he will deliver series Of lectures In the north
srn cities during the winter.
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T UMBER FOR WAGON-MAKERS AT
AUCTION

CHIEr QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE
bRPoT OF WAsHISGroS, !
wAsHIEaros, D. G., August 2 1855
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction OF
Brevst Brigadier General G. II. Tompkins,Q U. ..
A., on WEDNESDAY, August ~ at Lincoln Depn,
commencing At 10 B. tho foil wing described LuN-
BIER:
About 30 900 feet 2.nch Oak Plank.
90, 900 feet az inch "
ITO, OOe feet "
" 90, 900 feet I"
:. i s'S SSS g: g; * :. Ash Plank.
= i:'$$s ,:::s %Hssq,y Plank.
1000 feet4 "
%, 900 feet u Poplar Boards.
This sale IL we'll worthy the attention Of Carriage.
Makers this superior lot OF well seasoned iuui.
Der. II will be offered In lots Of 600 feet with tue
privilege Of 10, 900 feet.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will be required to remove their
purchases within fifteen days from day Of sails.
D. II. RUCKRR,
Brsvet Ma. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
aus-td Depot Of Washington.
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MEETING OF DELEGATEs.-Thise evening, at
six O'Clock, meeting of the Delegates from this
city to the Philadelphia Convention will be held at
the residence Of Owen Thorn, Esq.,, No; $40 Sixth
meeting 10 to make arrangements for grand mass
meeting to DO held In this city to ratify the pro.
ossdings Of tn. Philadelphia Convention. The call
is signed BY Thomas B. Florence, Oven Thorn, B.
7. Swart, John B. Blake, Jonah D. Hoover, Chas.
Allen, J. R. O'Bsirns. R. 7. Merrick, Esau Pick
roll, and Asbury Lloyd.