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Meet.her-ulIgic.
AIoYA.

The good ship Continental that sailed with the
800 fair damsels for Washington Territory, Will
soon arrive. The miners can now each have
their pick A miner without Pick would make
but poor progress. After striking q Lode of
silver they can now strike for the load of gals,
and perhaps reach the ratn without much
trouble.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS,
- WAFER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, ETC, COM

GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS,
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, ETC, COM
The WATER WORKS AT GIEsBoRo, D. c.
QUARTERMAsTERG GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, b. g., February 26, 1866
BY order OF the Quartermaster-D eneral, there will
be sold on the premises at public auction under
the direction of Captain George I. Browning, Assist
'-' S' Q On TSHfutiRsDAY, April g. 1885,
at IL o'clock NJ the following described public pro-
ONE STEAM BOILER,
80 feet long ana three feet in diameter with two II
inch return fues), made of 1inch boiler IRON, with
all the necessary appartenances, including castron
front, gauge cocks, globe valves feed pump, smoke
stack, and hood, steam gauge lAshcroft's patent),
grate-baIs pipe plugs, reducing pieces, etc, all in
two WOKTHINGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. g. 1S-mch cylinder, 9inch stroke 25horse power
each and each capable of pumping and forcing 100
0O0 gallons OF water per day Connected with them
elbows, double-vaive oil cups etc These Pumps
are comparatively new, and in complete working
A large quantity of WATER PIPE as tollows:--
,5dS2 5dS2 ieet &c Sinch inch cast;irOn Water Pipe.
RSSS S0S {" S.nch SJnch 1vronoht.iron Z"
564 1!-inch castiron
1000 1l-inch
1000 1-inch
THIRTY ONE CAsT.IRoN FIRE PLUGS.
tAyres patentl with all the necessary connections,
'u0n "' Bends,
Stopcocks,
Elbows,
Four-way pieces, Etc,
all in excellent condition; together with
ALL THE TOOLS, ETo.,
required for making alterations repairs in water
PIPE, such as
Pipe-cutting Machines,
Taps and Dies,
Flyers,
Crabs,
Drills,
Punches,
Caulking Tools Etc
TeIms--Cash, in Government funds. ~.
deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before
the first (1st) day of May next
A boat for Glesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
ANY tUrther information that may be desired will
be given upon application in person, by letter. to
CAPTAIN George 7. Browning, A. Q. NJ, Giesboro,
d Co. or at mis- Office.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Bvt. Brig Gen, in CHARGE,
2 2Sta4 First DIV, @. M. G. U.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL
- AT THE
CAVALRY DEPOT, q tESBORO, ID. o.
QUARTERAfA srER GENERALS OFFIoE, !
FIRST llIyfaION.

GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL
- AT THE
CAVALRY DEPOT, GlESBORO, d. o.,
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d. O., February q, 1886.
BY order OF the Quarermastor-G General, there will
be sold ON the premises, at public auction under the
M., ON WEDNESDAY April a, 1866. at twelve
o'clocA NJ the following described public property,
ONE l). STEAM! GRINDING AND FEED
MILL,
(rame, with massive granite foundations)l 40 by so
feet with coal hay, and engine houses attacned, ali
constructed of the very st material, and in the
most substantial manner.
aid appliances OF the mil, consisting OF
ONE l) ENGINE, OF 1OO'HORSE POWER,
with cylinder OF twenty-five (22) inches diameter
and twenty-iour (24 inches str0se set uDon heavy
cast ron bed.piate, with cold and hot water pumps
puleys OF the same material ten (10) feet in dame
ter and twenty-toH GAY inches lace with Judson's
Two (S BOILERS, of sIxTY-HoRsE POWER
EACH,
made OF thelbest boiler ron fvesxteenths Is 16l Of
an inch in thickness five 6l feet in diameter, and
louTt en- (l4) leet five 5l iuches IN Length; each
boiler containing seventy-slX (76l lap welded iues,
eacn hree o. and one fourth (fJ inches In diameter,
len IIO) FAIRSlOF REED : PATFNTB BUCKISG-
HAM THlRl \ 1907 INCHEN SPRING MILLS,
constructed OF solid French burr millst0ne and set
in heavy, well-ba anced frames, with hay cutters,
elevators and conyeyors sufficient to cut and handle
the hay, gram and prepared feed on the most eco-
nomIcal and labor saving plan.
The chatting is OF finished wrought non, aud the
pulleys of cast-iron, faced and balanced, with
hangers and boxes sufficient to dnve ten t10l pars
OF burrs, etc. The main driYing.bet is of tour ~
ply rubber, and twenty-iour tzi) inches wide. The
belts for drYlng the mills etc, of The best oak
tanned, patent sire ched leather.
1he Engine, Boilers Machinery, and Fixtures Of
every description, of the very best materials and
workmanship. and are sull IN excellent condition
and fine working order the mil having been in ope-
ration only about fifteen months
If deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment on the day OF SALE the buildings will be sold
| separately.
| 1eIms-Cash, IN Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove their
| properly before the first (1st) day OF May next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner of the
| grounds.
! A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
| wharf every hour during the day OF sale.
| Any further information that may be desired will
be gwen upon application, person by letter, to
Captain GEORGE I BROWNING, A. q. M, Gies-
| boTo, or to this office.
JAMES A. EKLN,
Brevet Brigadler General,
| 226 Sit In charge First Division @. M g. o.
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Heavy on the Lift.

Said OLD HYsoN to SoHENG-'I saw a man last
night at the Gymnasium put up ten Fifty-sixes
with perfect ease"
'Poh," replied scheng, ''thats nothing 1
know a man on Third Street who, for flyer, put
up fve-Twenties and ten-Forties to the top Of the
Market"
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Y YAsHINeToN, D. O, February 2

I ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
\ STORES All GIESBuRo, u. Q.
QUARTLRMAsTER- GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 23 1865 J
Will be sold at GlESBOR0 ID. O., at Pubic Auc-
ton, under the direction of Captain George 7.
Browning, A. Q. M, on WEDNESDAY March q
1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large lot of condemned
QUARIERMASTER'S STORES, consisting off,
Horseshoes, Riding and Cart Saddles,
Mbnilla Rope, NecK-straps,
scrap Iron, Surcingles,
BeCsteads, FouI-h0rse Ambulances,
Benches, Army Wagons tour-horse,
Coffee Boilers, WAGONS two-horse,
I'm Cups, Iron Water.wagons,
Knives and Forks WhlDs,
Camp Kettles Bottles,
Dutch Ovens, Shooting boxes,
Dish pam, Punches,
Mess-pans, Files,
Tin Plates, Ham mers,
Coal scuttles, Farrer-knives,
Cooking and Heating Rasps,
Blankets, Whtewash Brushes,
Brides, GIindstones and Frames,
Horse Brushes, Picks,
Currycombs, Lanterns,
SADDLE Blankets, Plouih hs,
Buckets, Rakes,
Casks, Sh0vels,
Horse Collars, Spades,
Head Halers, Wheelbarrows
Ambulance Harness, Blidle-bits,
FouT-horse Harness (setsl Tire Iron,
Bay.racks, Cham.
Lines, Scrap Leather,
Maltineaes, Coal OIL Barrels etc. etc.
The stores must be removed by the purchaser with
In five days from the day OF sale.
The horseshoes, rope, and scrap iron will, If de-
sired, be delivered by the Government free of charge
Tor transportation, on tine depot wharf
TeIms-Cash, in Government tunds.
A boat for GiesborO will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Bngadier-tenera
227H In Charge First Division, Q. M. G. o.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
MACON, GA.
BY direction of the SECRETARY OF WAR, all
BUILDING MATERIALS,
SlEAM ENoINE ES
MACHINERY, TOOLS,
IRON, COPPER LUMBER,
AND STORES OF VARIOUS KINDS,
which were collected at Macon, Ga by the Con-
iederate government for the erection and perma-
nent operation of a large armory, laboratory, and
TOOLS, MACHINERY, AND MATERIALS
collected from iron works and armores IN the States
OF Alabama and Georeia WI WI, be S2 sold az
Among the articles to be sold are:-
5000 lbs. Copner-pgs.
$4,000 LIS, COpper-Iound rod
$4,000 lbs, Copper-bar
10000 lbs Copper--sheet
100000 lbs Wrought Iron-bar and rod.
.hl0 tons Pig Iron.
$50 tons Cast ron-unserviceabe shells.
$4,000 lbs. Lead-pigs
10000 lbs. Tin block and sheet.
1000 lbs Chain-crane and cable.
1900 yards ClOth-UottOn, English Serge, oiled
and enamelled.
80 600 lbs. Powder.
5000 leet Betting - gum and leather, assorted
200 Machines-Dr,lls PIaners. Milling, Screw
cutting, Steam and TrIp-hammers'
Besides;- .,. 60.
Harness, 30 UnserVlceaOle cannon,
SADDLES iron and bronze,
Horse Eauipments Laboratory Stores and
Infantry and Cavalry Ae- Materlals
RIanEets Springfield Muskets and
WAGON and Cnn Carriage Colts RevolVeTs, and
Irons an assortment Of
so broken Gun Carriages
PAINTS AND OILS.
The attention OF Northern buy ers Is ealiea 70 tnls
SALE which is large one and Of valuable property:
Full pIInted CataloRaes of the property TO be so
can be ATTAINED from the Chief OF Ordnance at
Wasbington. ID. o., and from the Com handing
Officer of the Augusta arsenal, Georgia.
The sale will commence on y.
81 WEDNESDAY,, April 4, 1886,
and continue every day until all the property is
so d. 49,. -
A ID w. FLAGLER
Capfain Ord Brew. Lt-UOlooel,
A2v2t Com. Augusta Arsenal.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING 5,
y TABLES,
FENCING,
WHARVES, ETC.
AT GIESBORO, ID. q.
QUARTERMAsTER-G GENERALS OFFICE
FIRST DIVISION,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d. February % 1865
BY order of the Quartermaster. General there will
be sold on the premises, at Public Auction, under
the direction OF Captain George q Browning, A Q.
M, commencing on MONDAY, April 2, 1866, at 10
each day thereafter except WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, April and 5, on which days the Mill
and Water Works will be sold), until the whole shall
have been disposed Of the following described pub
Eleven Gi, oFFicEs (frame): 2sx14O two storiesj,
adjoining, 1Ox16) 12xS2, 15x16, two 26x26, and
EiShty.nine 1897 LABoRERs' QUARTERS
(frame): seventy Jour 16x18 fourteen 12x14, and
one 1exie, v3oS with M shed Adjoining SKA oo-o
stories, with back buildings, 12X82l tour 10X24,
Kitchens adjotnlng, sxls and ioxiOl iox2o with
Nine (9J, MESS HOUSES drsmej: 2sSiao 1.-TWO
storesH 5Sx9S with wing 1O2o 2STl4S TO
2sx50 two stories), 1880, 16x3I, and 2Sx40.
] hirty:two 1922 STABLES (frame): Twenty-four
Sxa8 six 2SSIS ON one 1lxS2 and one l8x2S with
One IL HosPiIAI STABLE tframo), with 527o
n1Sn one itiS u TssUING St STABLE ramo with 5812
twenty lsoj BuiLDINGs pramsl. 2sxa2 2sx5s
aSxIS2 2Sxilo S SiX4s 3Sx8So SoH25, % and 17Si7 M '
ShEDDlN1, 7758 lineal feet
1hirty-two 1927 WATER TANKS, 4x1o, two feet
seyenty-eIght t7Sl NANCE ERs, sIx16 three-and-a-
haf feet Deep
Twenty go OUEHOUSES.
One az BAY SHE'D, 112x3l2
One nj GRAIN HOUSE (lrame) 56x220.
Three (3) W HARVES: one 40, ISL square feet one
IL ,l69 square feet. ana one $3.50 square leet
FENCING, 23 $50 lineal leet
One H. S OkEhOUSE (framel: 52xl50.
Two BLACKSMIrHS' SHOPS tframe): 4oXl6OJ
and e3X160.
One az ENGINE HOUSE, 17x32
The bui dlnRs Will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within fifteen days,
he buildings will be taken down at the expense
OF purchasers; but the lumber WILL if desired, be de-.
vered by the Government free OF charge Tor trans
pori alton. on he depot wharf
Ierms-Cash, in Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of SAFE.
For fuIther information, apply in person or by
W captain GEORGE t. BROWNING, A. Q M,
Giesboro, ID. @
OF to this Office
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigader-tIeneral IN charge
3226t First Division, Q. Nj q. o.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
" WILMINGTON, Del, February II, 1866,
SALE OF 800 SURPLUS GOVERN "a ENr MULES,
All Good and SerViceabe.
Will be sold at public auction, at Wilmington Del,
on EVERY FRIDAY during the month OF March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention of purchasers is invited TO
the fact that these ues are large, well pared, and
IN excellent condition, being the surplus team Aules
of Washington Depot.
Animals sold slngly. w.
hales to commence at 10 A. Nj.
Terms-Cash, IN, Uhitedrstates currency.
Bv order Of
227tmh8O Bvt Brig,.Gen. JAMES A. EKIN
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INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
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S LIE OF M NUR e
QUARTKRMAsTKR GENERALS OFBIoR
FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON, d. O., February 28 1e69
Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot Giesboro' d.
@ q large qUaDtIty Of. stock-yard MANURE. which
Will be delivered to purchasers the ground or in
cents per cubic ard = 49, w
Two or more boats aocording to size can be loaded
per day. -
1erms-C Cash, in Government funds.
BY order OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JAMES A. EKIN,
a. Brevet Broader General,
2T29t In charge FIRST DlyisiOn O. Al O. o.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

1.-The Report OF Our own Special
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He Explains His Policy for the
Twenty-eighth Time that Day.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
aan SALE OF QtAnfEBMAsrERs

I A8GE- SALE Oh QUARrEBMAsrERs
CHIEF QUARTERMA sTEB's OFFICE,
DEPoT OF WAsHIgGToN. !
WAsH1NGToN, d. @ Match q 1855.
Will be sold at Pubic Auction, under the drec-
tion of ,Brevet Lleutenant-Coonel JAMES M.
MOORE A. @. H., AZ warehouse No. 8, on New
streets Washington ID. q, on TUESDAY March
20 1866, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. large lot of Quarter.
- pra gforoq consfef1nV -
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GOVERNMENT SAILS.
DANIEL H. BURD EFT,
AUCTlONEER,
INl0aal
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT VESSELS
All AUCTION.
BURDETT, JONES &c CO..
WILL SELL
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1866,
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON,

AZ the BIoOkIyn Navy Yard, BTOOkIyn,
BY order of the Navy Department, the following.
named vessels -
STEAM TUG "KfARIG0LD"
Length, SO feet; breadth, 10 feet; depth, feet 3
inches; stroke of piston, 20 inches; one fue and
return tubular boiler
STEAM TUG oLABURNUM."
Length, 100 feet breadth, 2l feet inches; depth
feet; diameter of cylinder, 80 inches; stroke
~ inches; one boiler, TWO furnaces, ue and return
tubes.
TkRMS-TwentY per cent. on the day Of sale, the
balance within six days. when the vessels must be
removed from the yard.
814t O. H. BELL, Commandant.
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COLD IRON AND STEAL ASSOCIATION.
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BUREAu OF navy 2 DErDaSnAsS. r D n a n f.
WARRINGTON CITY, January l8, 1885,
SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND UNS SERVICE-
ABLE NAVY POWDERS AT THE UNITED
STATES NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VIR-
GINA. at
There viii be sold to the highest bidders at Pub
lie Aucuon. at neon of the 10Th day of March, 1866,
in The office OF the Inspector of Ordnance, at the
Norfolk Navy Yard by sample, five hundred and
thirty four thousand four hundred and three
1884, 403)pounds OF NAVY row DERS, as follOws;--
602,360 pounds serViceabe.
1871 condemned.
1858 damaged.
4,64S compressed.
AS only about two hundred and seventy two thou.
three hundred and fifty Eve 1872, 1861 pounds of
the So powders IN barrels, purchasers must pro-
vic barrels into which the remainder OF the pow.
ders may be emptied from the tanks, tor which
period OF thirty 1907 days will be allowed The pow.
der in barrels, however. must be removed within
ten days fIom the dav Of sale, otherwise they will
revert to the Government
Terms Cash, IN Government funds one-half the
purchase money 10 he deposited at the completion OF
thesale, and the remainder before The powders are
removed.
A. WISE,
226 lot Chief OF Bureau.
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OOP lSA -.
N'ONO SUpPEN EstS>''
NUMBER LvII.

DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs, AND A CURE
FOR HY-PoCHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF ny ORDER.
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Etc. Etc, Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.
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short NErRE1Loe1oAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK
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ALMANAC ANn DIARY.

by OUR SERIES ED1ToR.
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NEWS fRon TM pAeEIt COAST.

6As FaAxcisco, Oct 10, iooo
Los Angeles dsspasoh says that . GA-cs ngha hss
occurred bsswsss shs e'.issns and murdsss basA -
indians 10 the vieisisy q HardysvIs In vhiAh ay n
tho latter we're killed and tho citizens loo, poas
General Rafus Ingalls, and 0susrai ~ d HmpsonSvS
on tour Of inspection Of the military posts in the P
No ns division rhey efs Los Angeles October II for 8s
cotton . sEtssdass Eighty TONS have bsss sHippsa .
yosaeeox, and eighty tons more woeld b shipped -
ys nnsay steam sugar mill hsd arrived there frs8
.o ID: :s mp Sass sor Hens Koae .oos sscss
The Golden City, for Panama ssiIrd today osrrvts~
yeossoe IN treasure, % which esSAeos goes = ksS
York she .Iso carries twenty tons q Japan tss ~
ana s.spss. J. Yield - '''''as''' "''' Hd"' F''s
n Avery refused 70 surrender the once AZ uu,~s4
States Assessor for the sAcramsnso ds,rcs 10 Joan -
lsr. Who has commission from the PrssidenI q -
grouna shss the rrsaldsess nomination. rssursd oes-
oru.eIea ~ she BsnAssI The MISTER = refsrel =
Washington.
sAs rslssroo Oct n. IseS
ton s.ys thas the Russian corvette vsros sse1 . o.
en- q August for ms nmoor river. having saaS1
=, ssi sailed fsur days later 2or osho.ss Asss
AA!os Asa.s, ohisf o. tho Russian PARTON Of -
70 had snGo'.S s ss 'USss and
Ochossk Captain Manhood had explored the souts -
ths mouth Of the Amoor river and Ochossk go
lions he'd dcssm,nsd The rout. between Bshusg -
and tbs isrmisus a tho line at the mouth q -
Amoor river.
Tlmbsr IVES plainly. and four hundred poles vsss
expected 10 BE- ready before the coss OF tho prssas
season.
The natives we're very ftsndiy along ihs whole rsss
and offered the Of thor dog trains 70 ais IN tsaas
porting maserais and have CONTRACTED 70 supply ssy
amount of rsnde~s meat
Major Abssa hes purchased . large number Of -
tssms and established fisheries 70 supply The dogs veA
food
Tho Russian government o6scisls have rendered svssy
facility to the expedonsts without swaitnG insesuA-
tons from 81 Petersburg. and Count Anso0 has Deea
orders To oil officials 10 render asy service peosaaSy ~
the completion of the limo.
when tho necessary material received tho WORT ~
be pushed forward with great rapidly.
China advces that the Marine Court Of Hoag RooI
has deprived Captain Rush. Of The ship rsirghl q -
mAstefs certificate, for sir month"; for losing hAs vea
fhs wheat market 70 quiet 81 The sxtrsms pstos -
VI 72k par 100 pounds.
SAN FnAsosoo Oct n isoa
Captain Townsend. OF the United STATES aisamss Va
chnsett, died on The 18Th Of August NJ shAnghss
The brig swiftsure struck bar Il hsuch waag -
WA totally lost on the 10th Of August
The Chinese govefpmsnt has declined al rospoanl-
billy Tor tho outraxss the Frsnch missionaries u
Cosra and has expressed the tntsnton Of remAlatnG
neutral u steps are taken 10 obtain redress u 80
posed that whls demanding redress tho rvanch A.
mirsi will take the opportunity u sxaGsing osmasg-
cial treaty.
Arrived bark EassnM Fay nom shs sasd~ssa
isisnds. with 100 bArrsa u ou ed 60 po0nls =
bone
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CITY POLITICS.
TIE Ta.sa.y "Riss" ms.. Me-'iss.

TIE Tasaaay "Risa" Mass Me~siss.
rnsre to ss . grand ranacs,ioa q the rAmmsny
'rBs democracy si Cooper rns,i,a,s on Tuesday
ing. The aoth Inst. The COMMITTEES ~ Arrangements
met At the Asor House yesterday afternoon Douglas
Taylor IN the chair and heard the reports Of the various
sub committees appointed 10 carry out the detals
Among the speakers invited 10 be present the repre-
sentative II the srng." Ex-Governor -eymour snd
Parker sandford r. Church Attorney General Sffnbsry
General soeap, Jobn q sars and General rhos E~iDs,
Jr In addition 20 The speaking thsrs vn
be torch iixhl procsnon, which Ia intended viii out
d. the got up during tho Mcclellan campaign There
will also b. speaking outside Of the Institute and the
large stand Al Union square 10 70 Be removed dovn 70
Aror plscs fos that purpose
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CITY INTRLLIGEHCR.

I'M ArTnnRSus SosoasuiDa The young vons. ri.,,.
p W who was seASosd By her brother in water .tr...
ru..> y night . nov under medical Gss.msn. !, a,
SS4os ~ uscssr. however, 70 prove f.iAi ' aAa-
s..xr, A rBssr TO a LAsoanl--A man named Job,
Hus,sv rssais At sss Nnth avenue. employed y lab
orsr on bv,,dnr Fy secoad rssss, near Eighth sv.
nue. yesterday sf,srs fell from scanod about forty
fec. high sustaining ssvefs external and Internal
injur e. Which 4 fssred viii result fatally The unfor.
.ss.s man w.s susseaas1s is.d;s y sis wife and
veyed by IN ofncsr Of the twenty econd Wecinca He
continues IN state Of nssnsibi nd IL not expected
70 recover
Rsscuss Yson Daowsrsa. -Yestsrdsy. while he
schoofsr p D. Fletcher sailing up thu North vs,
abreast Of DssbroHss street. . deck hsnd samsd John
Wilson, residing In Hammond street., fell overheard
Fortunately Captain Holman the occurrsucs and
santly plunged after the drowning man. who not being
him above ws.sr until boat from The scSsonss vas
.owered and wsat 70 his assistance when saksn %
Is .rs ss applied Win suo
praise for bis heroic conduct on the occasion.
Bov Rus OvHk ~ Burcusm's cAHr--JAmss r.
Esan aged thirteen years. residing At 81 EA~ Broadway,
was accidentally run over by . Butchers cart in the
nsishborhood Of wsst Washington Market yesterday AZ
ternoon. He received severc injuries the chest and
len Medical assistance promptly procured by
an oncer Of ths Third precinct Hopes entertained
Of his recovery.
Harbcr police made yesterday cruise smong the oystss
boats in the bay for the purpose OF warning tho
who have yet provided themselves with license 70
procure them Tbs licenses only cost dollar and thers
can therefore DO litlc pecunary motive % evade the
law Some OF tho men, however still remain ignorant
Of tho necessity OF furnishing themselves With tho
lconse Several Of these were admoDishsd their
duty, but no arrests made
TEE Losr srBAs1a EvxNsG srAa.-hy Henry Barnard
Kook not . passenger tho Inflated steamer
Evening STAR printed in tho published lis, Of pas
scngers