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The national Republican., 1868-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
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HRADoR's PITTH MILITARY DIsrRrcT,l
STATS or TExAs, oFyIoE q, q, N,
AusrIs, TEXAS. Nov. q 1865. }
At III. Salss Until aoNpHY. bs:smbsr Il. is:s, a.
u o'clock m, for the transportation Of military
supplies, from the lst day OF January, 1900, to the
slst day Of December. 1850, on the following route.
ROUTE No. J.
branch OF the Texas Central Railroad, to Austin.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred COO)
pounds per one hundred (l00) miles at which they
will transport said supplies
Bidders should give their names In full as well
their places Of residence, and each proposal
be accompanied By bond In the sum Of ten tho ou-
sand 0, oOl dollars, signed by two or more Tespon-
slsIs psIs.ns. gqsr.ptseing thst in cas-. the CON
posaI % the p.r,e. Proposing the contract win be
security furnished by said parties, Ia accordance
with the terms of this advertisement.
The amount Of bonds req uiTed from the contfhc-
tor Will be my thousand 100, QO0) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyenoy OF each
qulred. VS." ~ ~
Forms Of contract may be seen At the Omes Of tho
shall, Texas. and at this Oince,
Ths I,sSt y reserved to reject any or all bids
Prop9sals must be indorssd "ProposAls for
dersgned. "
Reynolds, j. A. POTTER
AIy plbTiel' nolT'td
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BRgP,

oIficB ACrISG CoANrssARY OF sUBsIsTENcE,l
epAklDtlsLaSD, n. II, Nov, S, ls6s. !
at this ONCE until 4 o'clock, p m, the 6th Of De
eember, for furnishing the troops at David =
Island, New York Harbor, with PRESH BEEF,
from Dece mber 6, 1883.
The Fresh Beef TO be Of good marketable nal
ty, with equal proportion Of fore aud hind .aGSr,
yer meat, taeek, shanks, aud kid aey .tallow OK.
IIldod, and delivered at the expense Of the con
tractor, at such time aud In such quantities AS
may be required No bid will be sntertaI ned that
NOT made ~ regular butcher, who must give
residence ' ''' ~"
dn. hs .enhnelope 9nelos ing proposals must be en-
uorseu ffopOsaisiJT furnishing Fresh Beef -
a., ~, ,,, W. @. RANKIN,
de2-td " w. "Hu n " o.
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION

HEApauARrERs FIyrH MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
STATE OF TEXAS, OFFICE or GHIBY Y. M,
AusTIs, ,THxAs, Oct. n, ls63. }
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received
at this ONCE until Monday, De sember II, 1865,
at twelve clock IN. for the transportation OF MILL
% the thirty .hrSt day Of December, 1859. on the
'0''0"'ns 'OuR RoUTR NUMBER
Prom Indianola to San Antonio aud all interme-
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred uoo)
pounds per one hundred (l0oj miles at which they
Bidders should give their names in full, as well
should be accompanied BY a bond In the sum q ten
thousand tsl0.Oto) dollars, signed by two or more
contract q asardsd Tor ths route nsniioned Sis IN
viii be sscsptea and entered iDtS and good snd su.
ncient security furnished by said parties, In
accordance with the terms Of this ad W ertisement
The amount Of bonds required from the contrac-
tor will be hfty thousand 0e30, ,000) dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the solyency OF each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
quired.
Forms Of contract may be seen at the lice Of the
shall. Texas, and at this ofice.
The rsh. a !, reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals. for Army
Transportation. and addressed to the under
By command Of Brcvct Majo- General :; Rcy.
BISyst Brigadier GoncraIC. O. NJ. Fifh Military
District
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Proposals
PRoPosAIs FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HrADeuARrnas HurH MILITARY DIsrsIor,l |
..-- - 7. STATE OF TBxAs,

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Ss. SRS s = Z S's:yts I
II o'clock, m. for the transportation o. military
supplies from the lst day o. January, isp. 70 sst
day Of December ks e iss rs fGIl'wns r0u''.v
From San Antonio to all military posts and
camps that are OF may be e.tabli.hed on the west.
e ssn and northMs,ts5n frontier OF Texss, south Of
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred tl0o)
pounds per one hundred (ioo) miles at which they
Will transport aid supplies. -. o.. :
A. their places Of residence. and each proposal
should BE- sccompanied By bond In the sum Of ten
thousand ttl0. .00o) dollars, signed by two or more
contract srded for the route mentioned 10 ths
Y tss IN wi
sssurs uraishsd 81 .sd parties par n sssoraasss
with the terms q this Advertissment
will be ffty thousand (p56, COOL dollnrs.
satisfaetory evidence Of the solyenoy OF each
bidder and person offered s security will be re-
Terms Of contract may be seen At the osos Of the
Depot 9uartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
The risht Z. Is.srved to reject any or all bids
Proposals must be endorsed !" Proposals for Army
Transportation" and addressed to the under
M command of Brer', Major qs1srsslhII shI+E Rsy-
Brevet Brissdisr General, and Chief ousrtermss.
ter. Fifth Military District. no9-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
HRApauARrRRs FprH MILITARY DISTRICT 4
STATE OF TEXAS,
OFFICE Q. cHI., ovAsTEhHi.TsR.

0YRIcB OF CHEZ oUAkTRANAsTER,
AusriN, TlIAs. Nov. 8, 1855 J
At this ofiee until MONDAY, December il, 1855,
a. II m. for the Transportation Of Military Sup.
plies from tho lst day Of January, 1850, TO the 3s
day Of December, lseo On be following routs.viIi
Prom Corpus Christi to all Military Posts and
Grnps th,, ar. ., Pay b Established 3n .hs RS
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred u0O)
pounds per ons hundred (lO0J miles at which they
will Transport said supplies.
Biddera should give their names In full, as well
as their places Of residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied By 4 bond In the sum Of ten
thousand llO.OU) dollars, signed By two or more
contract Is awarded for the route mention cd In the
proposal 70 tho parties pIoposng the contract will
client security furnished By said parties In accord.
anee with the terms Of this divert lssment.
Tho amount OF bonds required from the contrao- o.
tor will be hfty thousand 90. .oOo) dollars.
satisfactory evidence Of the solvency Of each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
Forms Of contract may be seen At the once Of the
BIownsville. Texas, aud at this once
The right Is reserved to rejeetan or all bids that
Proposals must bo indorsed 'Proposals for
Army TrsnsportAtion, and addressed TO the un-
nIy By Command of Brovet Maj. General Rsy-
noNls-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
FRESH BBEPi FRESH BEEF
OrYIoA Ass,r CON. OF suBsI

OPYiCH Ass'T Con. or SUBsIsTENCR.(
AuguATA ARsEEAL, GA. !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
A. this Omee, until u O'Clock m. on TUESDAY,
troops at Augusta Arsenal, Georgia, for six (B)
monlhs, beginning January LIST, 1850, and ending
The Beef furnished to be Of good marketable
quality, composed Of equal proportions Of fore and
excluded aud to be delivered In such quantities,
and a. such tme and place as the commanding . IN ,
Ger OF tho arsenal shAll desi gnate,
The successful bidder will be required 10 give
b9nds ior the Althiui performance OF the contract
Bidders are inyited to be present At tho open inE
OF proposals. with their guarantors in order 10 sgn
above mentioned. ID, W, FLLULRR,
noy25'td By, 1t, Col, U. S. A., aud a. C.s
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uEITED srATHs,PlTEsT 9r5iGcI

New York, sxeeutTix Of the estate OF John b.
NsweGHS, dSeeHsSd, PrsyIiAa for she entsSsion q
oh day, ol January. 1856, for an improve emens In
Grain HATY eaters.
Il is ordered that said petition be heard this
once tho lih day Of December next, Any ersOn
may oppo.c this extension. Objections, posi-
uons, and uther papers should be nl0d In th.s Of
dee twenty days before the day Of hearing;
oetl3.Tuaw Acting Commlssisner of Pateni,
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
M ULES W A NTED
HEADq'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
oPPiCR OF CHIRP PQUARTBRsAsrgR,

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Nov, 8, is6S
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received at
this ONCE until u o'clock, m, OF MONDAY, the
Texas, 800 mules.
The mules must be not less than fourteen 90
hands high, nor less than four ~ nor over ten
years OF age strong, stout compact W ell -deyel-
opsd animals, in full health, and FREQ from any
blamish or defect which would unit them for se-
we're work
Delivery to commence within tbirty;(SO) days
from date oi contract, and TO be completed within
forty 1--we (i5) days from date Of same.
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
portion OF tho lumber Of mules required,
offered.
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Mules
and addressed to the undersigned.
Reynolds, A, POTTER,
District. nOSlB,td
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of HANNAH N, BEOwS, Of woon.
K. Bk9wS, deceased, and WM. y, BARRErT, Of
r2yidenee, X, executor Of the estate Of STRPHEE
q a patent granted the SAID Jons Z. BRowS and
sIss hJkPnES g. b4RTLErT on the % day Of January,
1872, relhsnsd January ], 1861. and again reissued
February y, 1857, In three divisions, numbered
respectively ~! and ,2S, for an Improve.
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this othce on the lith day Of December next. Any
dispositions, and other paprea should 10 nlei
lu thiG Office wenty days before the day Of hear
ing, D. H. HODGES
oES. sa3w Acting Commissioner OF PSteafsl
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLYING WINTER
STRAINED OIL
OEgIoE oY rHE LIdHT. .HorsI BoARp,

WksmIsGroS CIR, Nov. 2, is6s,
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until o'clock, p. IN. On MONDAY, the Ith Of De-
eember, 1888, for supplying the Light-Houae Es-
tabllshment with sixty thousand t60. .000J gallons
Vided into ave lots.
Proposals to furnish Kerosene or Ethereal Oils.
or any Of thelI mixtures will not be considered.
Any desired Information concerning terms Of
contract, time and place Of delivery, Quantity OF
OIL In each lot, character Of packages, ma9nSr
given upon application In writing 70 the un0eT.
igned at this Onleo W. b, bHUBkICK,
noi-eO3w Chan man,
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
DKovIDRsCB HOSPITAL,
UNDER The oHARaE D..
THE SISTERS OF CHARIIY

L UNDER THg oHARaE ..
THE SISTERS OF CHARiIY,
Corner OF Second street east and street south,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETIRED FART OF WASH.
IN9ToN CITY.
The new building 10 now ready for the reception
ofPaents Of every class, both medical and surgical
The cars run within two squares of the building.
per week, payable In advance. This Includes Med
ieine and Medical or Surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates
MEDICAL Stay ATTENDING.
D. r. HAaNER. N, b., No. 200 Il street, BE-.
tween Eighteenth and Ninteenth.
wsen Fourteenth and fifteenth streets,
WIN. MARBURY, N. D., 45S II street
~. THOMPSON ss0fa1NSs. r. B.. corner Ninth ..
q, N. FORD, M b, IS East Capitol street,
ADyisoRY AND CoNsULTIHd'
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., corner OF Washing.
ton and Cay sttssts, oeorgetown.
w JOHNSON. M D.. Seventh street, be-
EHoWtRP, NJ D, s2s T. street
SoHHssYhE sIREEM EEhMI2Ti M ~ N A. rfIhrtss.
Application can be made at the Hospital, or to
sending patients to tho Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege OF attending the
Same,
Aa-Eo pOrSons with contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA o'RElLLY,
oetT Superior
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CoLUMDlA Dls6fFsbsEs eEIssbbsREEsF FOR WOMEN AND
CnInhE of Enn nrlaanth Ard N ItroaiL

This Dlspensary Is In connection with Coium-
bis Hospital, and is opened for the treatment OF
out door patients, who are supplied with Medieipe
Medical aud Surgical treatment free
Patients who are ab0nt to be confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable to pay for the services ofa competent
practitoner, will be furnished with medical aiten-
uon free, by leaving their names aud address at
the Hospital with the matron
=, H9uRs og ATTENDANCE AT rnE DIsPkssARY.
Mondays. from 2 to Prof Y. Howard.
Msdnesdays, from 9toi....PrUf. J, II. Thompson.
fTidhysi IRON e l''..'......;...;;..Dr A.hford;
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec
rstary Of the Interior. Such orders for admission
can be obtained Of the Surgeon In chief, Dr. J.
THOMPSok, q his otlce, 1884 | street, betwsen
Twentieth and Twenty -hrst lan6-dIy
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
HEADQUARTERS Firth MILITARY DysTRIOr.)
STATE OF TEXAS,
OYEICg CuIHP QuARTERMAsTER,
AUSTIN. TEXAS. NOYember IL. ls6g

AUSTIN, TEXAS, November u, 1905
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this oficce until SATURDAY, December l2, 1865,
at II clock, IN, for furnishing the QuArtSrInAs
ter's Department at Fort Duncan, Texas, with
such quantity OF Lumber and Shingles as may bs
required
Lumber and Shingles to be Of nrst quality, and
subject to the inspection OF the officer receiving
Bidders will state the kind Of LuInbeT and Shin
giles which they propose to furnish,
Delivery to commence from date OF contract, aud
70 DO continued In such quantities, aud at such
hpt, as may be REQUIRED by ne rseslSing SnieSr;
for Lumber, and Shinglcs, and addressed to the
undeTsigned.
BI command of Drsvet Major Gsns5SI Rsy-
Dretet Brigadier General and o. q. NJ, Pifth Mill
tary District, noB-td
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p r o P o 8 A L s.
HIAO0VaaS;THs asH RSrAr5sEsT 81 ., PAnOrA.

hAAp'VhhsTShs hrsSs is ParAndnssT 6ns o. DAMoTA.
p- bTi PtuL, hiHE,, Oct. 10, lB6s
PT9Posals will be received BY the undsrsi gned
the plans and specifications on Aio IN his once
IAN BSETSsks s, Quarters. and other Public BUILD
tai. to conform to the apeeihoAions and plans afoTe-
sAid Ior each building or such part Of each may
Dg required separately and for the inAtsTial In
whole " pa, according to the reg nts Of the
done by the contractor
aud capital, or who can command capital nd Who
arc In condition 70 do what 1t 10 desired to have
done on the part Of the 0oyeInmsnt
- D. d, H0LABIRD,
oeg-td Deputy O. N. General, y. 3, A.
The national Republican., 1868-12-02

A UCTIoN SALE.
n E. A. LAWRENCE, Auetioneer.
BY LAWRENCE AND sTRATToN.
OFFICE OF AsstsTAsT QuARTERM'R GESERAL,)
CORNER OF HoUBroE AND GREENE SIS. \
NEW Yong CiTI. Nov. %, ls6s
Will be sold at public auction, on Pier No. 2,
North river, on WEDNESDAY, December ., at IL
yiI:
Sixty Ave (66) reams Dat letter paper, good.
Pour hundred (iOO) iron bedsteAds, hospital pat
tern, good.
One tll large and valuable telescope.
Three tS) horses.
Also, quantity Of old stoves. boilers, &c,
Conditions same heretofore advertised for sale
by this Department. RUFUS INGALLS,.
Bvt MAJOR Gen. and Asst Q. NJ. General.
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Aational Repnblitat1.
toFFiCtAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the sixty.anb council.

E@EHte W s"e Sh1sy
An Acr appropriatipg one hundred dollars
(slool to compensate Perry Carson Tor SER
vices rendered.
Be enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Bocrd Of Common Council Of the city of
Washington, That the sum Of one hundred
dollars (slO0) be, and tho same 10 hereby,
appropriated out of the general fund to pay
Perry Carson for two months services as night
watchman in tho west wing Of the City Hall
building, from June 8, 1868, to the Sth day Of
August, 1868. and that the Mayor be, and he
is hereby, authorised and requested 10 cause
the said sum to be paid.
Approved, November Is, 1858.
An Acr to grade and gravel D street south,
from Seventh street east TO Eleventh street
east
BE IL enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of The city Of Wash.
tngton, That the sum Of nine hundred and
seventy five dollars ($975) or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and same is hereby,
appropriated out Of the funds Of the Sixth
Wa'd for the purpose Of grading and gravslling
B street iouth. from Seventh street east TO
Eleventh street east, the work to done in con.
formity with existing laws.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Acr supplom emtsry TO IN act to grade and
pave certain alleys in tquare No. 800.
BE 1t enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the city Of Wash
ington, That all the provisions contained in
an act entitled IAN act to grade and pave
certain alleys in square No. $780," approved
October 80, 1868, apply to and include the
grading and paving OF the alley in said square
No. SSo, commencing at the alley in said &C,
FIRST named one hundred and Eve C05) feel
from Ninth, and running thence in said squar,
north to p street; and that the same may b,
paved and graded, and the expense thereo
defrsyed and collected tho same as II 1t hat
been named and included In said act.
Approved, November 10, 1858.
Az ACr authorizing the laying of 4 water
main in N street north, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west.
Be IL enacted By the Board of Aldermen anC
Board Of Common Council ofthe CITY ofPash
ingtoH, That the Water Registrar be, and he
is hereby, directed to cause q siI.inoh wste
main to be laid along N street north, between
Fifth and Seventh streets west, in conformit,
with existing laws.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
HEADoUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcr
STATE or TEXAS, ORIICE @, q, NJ,

HEADQUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DIBTRICr,)
sTLrEoY texas, oEEIGE g; 9; NJ,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
a! this once until SATURDAY December 5, 1855,
Prairie Hay, Bottom 0rass or Fodder. as may 6e
tclniied to supply the publie animals At Austin,
IeNaS, for the ensuing six months
Hay and Fodder TO be Of good, clean, merchant.
able quality, perfectly cured, and cut from this
year etop-snbleet to a rigid inspection,
award lS made and contract accepted, and 10 be
CONTINUED from lime 10 time and In such quantities
as may be required by the receiving OiieeT
small. '"'t'"
Bids to be sealed and endorsed ''PropoEnls for
deTsigned. "' NA
By command Of Brevot Major General Reynolds,
J. A. POTTER,
lTet nov6 IA
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Steamboat Lines,
MERCHANTS, sTKAMsHIP COMPANY

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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Sfs".ly sfsIWsPs YSaS Sa Sniss soRyShK HSsiAs
SIEx%NpETi. WAsAiNGTos. and dEokoE:
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For further Information apply to JOS, \. oALT,
ssss S:, e %ss Ss :! y & &sSst$sy
On: ;lf,sf' below wv FRiRsssiFRsSSs President
Is:S.sa .;;S .,S, hiT;sSitI "A trips boz m
sf Esssins Sn sait%Sre 'hS very s%ftRDAf AFTKR.
NOON %kSsslRSssfb, %kSsRSsfb,1tY NJ hSsSiStS Ssisists.n every
She viii stop :. Al As giissip,l l.nalnss on tn.
'''''''' 'iAfts TSos " W. Riley SON. @ Agents.
n,o..ufsm Attn. foo. Of Eleventh stfsst.
poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
For WAY Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore.
making Conneetions at AQUA Creek with
the Richmond, frederieksbur
and Potomac Railroad.
Tho Steamer EXPRESS. Capt A. @. Niekle, will
Leave gsltipo.s: Bali P!sb si,fsS ~ 2 Lsh. ssE
p m. and arrive At the Sixth street wharf at a.
m, THURSDAY, u deliver freight.
Notice viii be given when the other boat will be
put on the route.
ESs ses.Sss ss:s'Sss i.s1s. q: a! IIslSSt
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street Nhsii. shinGton. &C.
mys-em lt2 Light st. wharf. Baltimore
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LlmoTe steam lines aud Adams' Express to care Of
X; u Havenuer, freight Agent at Alexandra.
will be forwarded AS Tar as LeesburE FREQ OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication PRsseng ger Tickets between AloX.
Andria and LeesburE and intermediate stations at
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
those places aud intermediate Ponts, are issued at
nO3f GENERAL bupe Tinten dent,
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
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pALTlnoRK AND OHIO RAILRoAD.


.5Rs 5:; ..s sfE; MS EHS Sasf
no" run as f'''fSii rci 81 saiLrlxoR..
;Ss ssS :Ssiis,sss b. % '''
Leave daily. szsspt Sunday. Al 20 and s.soa. m.
and and T." p ,roh On ANNAPOLIS.
snss r. I'D Aoop m No train to or from
YoR Sh BHITfH6Rx sgsRA5R
s6R n w %aF z sat2lSss n TGs e and 7p m
pa AL z ins fssts 8 81 81 TaG 3 VEST
as' - .Se s;se: y ~ sfS$ ma sunday "
nssps ss.; sstSs ss Isias from % IsE SaSS1s sS9
TO oWheeltng, PArkerseprG, Ac.
w.sfinfOn station Ticket oSoe al ali hours IN he
,is..s.s sss Ts RasRh: @ saa Boston, SEQ 'a.
r..,., y y I;.S.IdI;s!,s,,, Z; wIasSN,
dk6 CGts Ro6sfa f2,ts asa. .sa.s ..s asssw w.A.ou
B!EF fs!TsBs .sB rsv Y1ss
Train. be,yssn ws.hinTtcn and New York are
SoE IN NV Yf'sS aSsk w. n.Aqu. chang. Of carr.
Leave daily tsIoept sunday At 500 a. m, II 30
And " p mfoR pHILipkLpHrA,
Lave daily toTespt sunday) atsOoa. m. Il, 50
and 6.tOp IN.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York ats ~ p m. and Philsdsl-
phia st o. 10 y. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 4Dp. m train only
Through tiekets To Philadelphia, New York or
Boston. can be had at the Station once at all hours
In the day.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule betMeen wnhinEton,, Baltimore, An.
napolis. and the West. l. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
In. coll, Ssnsr.l Ticket e. Agent:
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fHRouoH rRAiNs, '---'
Leave wAs.rssroS. from Maryland Avenue
D''''' "@ SUNDAY TRAINS. ,.....
n Lsav. wasIISor9s. frsn nsyla9d Avenue
Lrkya As.xaspsIs. from so,hsr 81 A.aPh
h6:ooPM. 9. A. sTEvENs, Gen lsupy
W. J. PHnLPs. 0en'l Manager. seli.t
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Government Sales.

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
PRAExYoRp ARsESAL,(
BRIpEsBuRo, Pa, November II, 1898
Alsrse amounto Of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores
FRANKFORT ARSENAL, PHIL LADELPHIA, on
MONDAY. the 2lst dAg Of Deeember. 1855, at 10 80
of the principal articles TO be sold. viz:
l9 Iron brass Guns. various calibres.
l.Il9, 900 pounds Of Shot. Shell, &c
s,nl Muskets, Carbines, Rides, &c., various
5000 pounds Of Gunpowder.
Sl,775 lots Of Infantry Accoutremonts.
4,7+6 lots Of Cavalry Aeeoutrements.
AZ Saddles.
us Curb Brides.
+o4 Watering Brides.
a. HAlters.
Persons wishing complete lats Of the stores to be
sold can obtain them BY Application TO the Chief Of
Ordnance at Washington, d. G., Of Brevet Colonel
CTispin, U. 5; Army Purchasing Omcer, corner OF
Houston and Green streets, New York city. or by
v. BERIET,
Brevct Lieut.. Col. U. s, A. commanding.
The national Republican., 1868-12-02
T ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

ARdE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
DEPoI OF Army CLoTnlso AsD ESuRAgE.I
JEFFERsoNyILLE, I'D, Nov. q, 1865 !
Will be sold At public auction, at the Clothing
Warehouse, Hospital Grounds,) In this city on
THURSDAY, the sd day OF December nexr, COM
mencing at 10 clock a. IN the following articles
OF Clothing and Equipage. viz:
X, ls7 pairs brogAns, LOO painted blankets,
2, $50 pairs bootees, IN s., b6 wooden blankets,
l75 pairs bootess peg d., II, 4d3 forage caps
ll6 pairs boots, IN. s., 1859 uniform hats,
l0gS pairs boots, peg ID, 2,0Sl knApsAeks,
S,5il pairs trows seTs, foot, 10, SD cantssns,
gSl pairs trowsers, IN I'd, l,l0S hayersacks,
], H9 uni, coats, nifty, GE. T. shirts,
lgl jackets. Artille lery, 2771i pairs miltens,
o6l jackets, cavalry, II bed racks,
s. ~ sack Jats, ,unlind. l6l pairs etalIc scales
go sack coats, lined, 40 shOyels,
ti2 great coats, foot. SD spades,
lo great coats, m'td,, 80 piekaxes.
800 pairs drawers, Daxes,
l3, ,06o pairs stockings, 4d) pickaxe handles,
90 rubber blankets, l.f6O pounds tentage.
Samples may be seen at the Depot within Eve (5)
days Of sale. and catalogues will be furnished.
By order OF the auartermaster General;
O. A, HULL,
noy3 ID Capt and n. S. K % s. Amy.