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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS !
O
MRS. MANCHEST TER

Isconstantly receiving unsolicited testimonials OF
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received the following, which are
commended to the notice Of the afflicted. Mrs. Man
chester may be consulted at
No.ll Clapp's Block, Room No. O..
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TO Let.

CToRE now occupied by us. Possession given
- Immediately.
Also, a Front Once in Hanson Block
JAMS DIFF IL J. LIBBEY 4 co.
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THE MARKETS.
po,,,.sa wholesale Prices Cuu.n,

Exp, essly corrected for the Press to July 18th
~ BY Mr.. Al. N. RloH.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE drm OF Hvwsrd a strout. q. Attorneys
I C"unsello Law, Is this nav dissolved by mn.
fual consent fi'het art viii at'.nd 10 M, SET.
tlerneHt of of he hH .iness of the Ia 9 linn
NJ Hosar viii c ,ntiuuo TO occupy Off "a ai MIA
die s'ree'. over ta-co Rack.
Mr. s'roni W J orc nv office los Middle street.
opposite head OF Plumb rect
JosEPH HOWARD.
WALL e. STRour.
Portland, June ~ 1854 - Bun
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Sea-Side House.
HARPs WELL NECK,
G A y G Q B A Y.

n AM = tei, hituattu ou tue eAbtuiig "
0Ytf%-G liar, So eI Neck, shout half mi e
S1grEnAY be ow the wei X own Manson
u155if1liIrG house. has JUST been oomple ed aft r
10, ., - -, Al uAxpfSs f a Arobitect and
under h superintendencr anu will be open tor
company
On aud after the Fourth OF July.
The u1lss is IN largest ca ab ishment, construct.
ed expiess for the urp' of II tel, any at
ering Place The coast OF haue IL ~ situated IN
the c. nt4e deUse grove 81 old trees. with ave-
aud vi. tas opening to the waters of tn Bay,
but a few yards distant On either size.
Nearly surrounded by the sea ard abundantly
shaded by tr es the d0uss has spacious and beau-
{ fdi Terandah extending III hundred and
thir Get oB three sid of the buidiog, with wide
aud thoroughly Ven o ed hal corridor in the
IN eIior SO that visitors enjoy the most compile
protect n rom the sumner heat.
Tn steamboa' wharf q d boa landings on the
we.l side, tut a lie sep, frt m the Hou,e An Pile
t-ciite are at hand for hoatin anu fishing ON the
sesba hug can be 10 ed at al times of he tide.
AT short dist4ncs on the no thea>t acruss an arm
of the l. Or Liza d. celeb. ated by MRS Beech
owes " ID known novel.
Tee Side House u accas ible by land from
Brunswick iftren mites distant b. o. the est
d ives In the state. end h. daily steamh It firm
70 aud through the inside passages among the
i'll ,uds of the Bay.
Visitors coming fr0m the nnehec and other
parts OF the near, leave The railroad at Bruins.
wick. aud proceed be age Harp well. or coniin.
ne to Portland and take the steamer, which runs
down and back twi.e day
JJHN T. SMITH, Proprietor.
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THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION

Its Progress and Continued SuccesS-Cap.
tHre OF Guns-Shreyeport Expected to
tall without x e ssistaHce-R II ports OF X ebp I
Movemrnis-forase Train Captured by
p GHPrTiilas.
ST. Loris, April 5.-Alexandria LA ad
vices 10 March 27th say that Gen Fran kIio's
main body hyye reached there, meeting no o.
position.
The country through which they passed is
deserted by both whites aud male bla cks, they
having gone to Texas.
The indications are that @ eneral Banks army
VIII remain there some time.
The guhboat Bragg had established block
aCr at the mouth of the Red River, aud none
tie stTeam.
TIE advance column Of our forces under
Gen. A. j. Smith left Alexandra on the 27tn
General Mower has captured seventeen
pieces OF cannon siace reaching the Red river
Ficksturg ad vices TO the 2Sth ult say the
crew OF the steamer Alt Cutting had arrived
from Alexandra.
l. was expected that Shreveport would fall
without any siStance.
The rebels will be driven from The en- lire
country ca POf Red river.
A military post has been established at
Waterproof.
The rebel General Harrison.s comrnanti ia
reported 10 be moving toward Shreveport A
report Is circulating here that the rebels are
taking mp the old line on the Big Black an 4
IaZoO rivers.
Major General Pleasanton has arri we'd and
reported TO General Rosecrans.
a report has reached here that the forage
train from Atesyille, Arkansas, under Captain
Majors. vas captured last week by Colonel
Freemans guerrillas
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DUPPEL.-This place, before which some des.
Iefate hghung was going on at last &C ccounts,
1s fortress, which the Danes have surrounded
Wi h a series OF ingenious and novel deten .,s
The !irst obstruction which its assailants will
meet is an irregular line of masked ditches,
with sharp stakes firmly fixed at the bottom to
inraie The unlucky man who may fail through;
rext comes line OF cherauE de frise; then
"nother OF large man -traps and finally com
mon wire feDcs-the latter simple but very
effe ctiye impeachment to both infantry and
cavalry. Net content with these lines OF cir.
cumValiaton. the Danish engineers have
crowIed both scarp and connterscarp of the
eathwoIks with palisades crested with a trist.
line Of sharp swords, an eXpedient borro wed
apparently from the French defences OF the
breach AT Badajos. Both within and without
the works are fixed planks studded with long
nails, the points upwards, and concealed by A
light covering Of earth. We must add to these
amenities tie mines that underlie all the assail-
able pars,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.l
THE LATE ELECTIONS-UNlON VIC.
TORIES. rI

@-s' 6 Ohio. r-Es
CLEvELAHD, OHIO, April 5-The city elec-
ton yesterday resulted in Union majority OF
fifteen hundred. The vote was light
CIEClFNATI, April Sat the election for
city officers. held yesterday-aboat three ifths
OF the vote polied-the Union majority was
about AGO.
Returns from interior towns meagre. Ian
caster gives SO Union majority: Dayton $40:
Cleveland, l.50O The Democrats carry Coium
ST, LOUIS, April 5.-Fiesh, the conservative
candidate, was elected Mayor Of Jefferson City
yesterday, by twenty five majority over Wag.
ST. LOUIS, April 5'-Mayor Thomas maiori-
~ Is over 2.5G0. The new council will stand,
thirteen radicals and seven conser vatives Thu
average vote was about I0,OOO, or about one
third less than at the election last spring, when
the Dem mocrats ran candidate.
Connecticut. -a
NEW HAVEN, April 5-The entire State, ex-
cspt eighteen fowls, make Buckingham s
majority 1858. The Union party elects SIX
sevenths of the Senate and three -fourths OF the
House. Es' ..s
HARTFORD, April 5.-The returns from all
but three towns in the State foot up Bucking-
ham, 3S,4i5 Seymour. 32,94- Buckin CHAM 8
majority. SSH. The Senate Is Is Union to 3
Democrats; House. l56 Union to - Democrats
giving Union ma jority of two thirds of the
legislature, W hich. secures the amendment TO
= the constitution allowing the soldiers to vote.
MILWAUKEE,. April 5.-At the city election
to-day, Abner kir0y. for Mayor, and the whole
Democratic ticket, Were elected by the usual
majorities.
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COUNTERFEIT &iG0 TREASURY NOTES There
are SlUD Treasury notes now in circulation
On the counterfeit the number of the note Is
larger and less brilliant in color than the
genuine. The imprint of the American Bank
Note Company AT the top is also larger, the
double rule running from it is heavier, and the
terminal cnrve twice as large, while there is a
diagonal shading at the joint of the imprint
with the rule, which dses not appear in the
genuine On the right end of the back of the
bill the "1OU'' in the circles are inverted thus
'sC0'." In the genuine the " 100" in the circles
on the left end reads thus: "G0l;' in the coun-
terfeit they are thus "lt0" The outside circle
OF the 100 in the lower lett corner Of the genuine
touches the lower border: in the counterfeit it
does not come within one sixteenth of an inch
The paper is also heavier and some " hat greasy
in the counterfeit, and there are other slight
differences, but the spurious bill is SO well
executed that several Wall street brokers ex.
changed 1t without hesitation.
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OPENING OF THB GREAT FAIR IN New YORK
Inc great metropolitan Fair, for the benefit of
sick and wounded soldiers, opened on Monday
evening, at Palace Garden. in New York.
Addresses Were delivered by General Dix and
j ii. Choate, Esq. The other exercises con-
sisted Of vocal aud instrumental music, and
Were listened TO by over five thousand persons.
In the afternoon Il great military parade took
place in honor of the day. The soldiers, num-
berine about $500, were reviewed by General
Dix and Mayor Gunther liz front OF the City
Hall. During the afternoon business was gen.
orally suspended, flags fioated from all the
public buildings. and the city wore the appear
apce of a general holiday. The weather being
pleasant, thousands thronged the streets Gen
erals Mcclellan and Burnside were among the
distinguished persons present at the opening of
the fair. The receipts of the evening are esI.
mated at from 5000 to $4,000. -,
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
ggyARIETIEs gyaRIETIEEs-
MUSIC HALL AID THEATER
FRONTING PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE Il NINTH SfRREl
Fi1z Stage Mana ger and tiyertser
sEEAF skEAF sHSW
Third and Last Week
Fifteenth Representation; Seen by Over Twent
Every Person-All CalIinss Interested.
DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT
The 'afs5 As6 prf%f fn sRa Mnse ffT Hs
FEhAtE FEnAtE F1SkFSSkEF FF11eSkkFSekEF
wAsHiSGEos; wsHI ! 8 TON;
ANB SS LIFE SfT
Men ana WGsnp
Life in this City! 'p''''ns
Also, new Christmas Pantomimel
hAG1S hAGIS FkSMfEFF;; FFkSMfEF;
THE MERRY SRY CLOWN .-.
Elm Harlequin and ths Bew tching, Columbine,
g cters 6g,lsa sy the Pantomime Troupe!
Also, the Great Balieti Iiti
Also a % soIos ors hsss Sesso Acts
rbs sFD5ssfh2sMRs, Doahls Mosfe ss HsI Hail show a"a
Theatre Music Hall, and Pantomime Show.
BY the Grand Double Company,
All the New Stars!
The Great Paris Danseuse,
MILE LIMA wINDELL;
HERNANDEZ FOSTER;
MISS AUGUSTA wALBY;
" N' MISS FANNY GILMORE;
ne ''''ia. O MISS MAGGIE FRIEL;
GEORGE T, SHELDON.
Also, the Star Company,
Mr. Bob Hall.
Mr. Frank Kerns, '..
Mr. Thompson,
Mr.. Francis,
Mr.. McGuire,
Miss Maggie Vernon,
. Miss Fanny May,
Miss KITTY Lee,
Miss Annie Fillmore,
And other artistes.
Workmep of the Navy Yard Your Pay is Raised
See he Great Drama that Helped to Achieve it'll
Workmen of the Arsenal! Your Pay Will
be Raised See the Great Drama Re-
garding it Clerks in all the De-
-...-- partments See the Interest in
the Great Drama!
NEsDAY AFTERNOON,
... Ladies' ard Clerks Matinee
Only AfternG on of the Female PickpOcket
Introducing to the audience the last Parisian Nov
city. Perfumed Programmes for the Ladies
All the Great Double Show To Nj ght
Admission, 25 and 30 cts. Private boxes, SIS.
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TROUBLE IN CHINA-.Serious Riot and Atlck
on Missiondries.-A letter dated Fuh Chau,
China, Jan. ~, which we find published in the
Times of India, gives an account of some Sc.
rious difficulties which had iust occurred in
that city. The trouble originated in the matt YES
making NOISY demonstrations against the mis-.
sionaries by mterrupting the religious services.
Some of those guilty of these outrages were
arrested at the instance OF the missionaries
and the natives, excited at this action, attacked
a native missionary and maltreated him out
rageOusly. Afterward they attacked the chanel
OF the Methodist Mission, then that of the Enis
eopal Mission, and atterward that of the Amer
icaR Board. No injury seems to have bean
done to the persons OF the foreign missionaries
although the wives OF the native missionaries
were outraged. At last accounts quiet had
been restored, and the foreign ConsuIs had
taken measures to bring the offenders to Justice
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E. j. WILKINS, Esq, has been appointed Agent
of the Great Pennsylv vania route, vice E. o. Nor
ton to take effect on the 2sth of March. Mr.. Will
kins has been connected with the Office at the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
during the past two years, and is thoroughly cDn-
versant with the business of the route in all its
depar tments. All applications for information.
tickets. &C.. must be addressed to E. J. Wilkins
gent Great Pennsylvania Route Sixth street and
pennsylvania avenue. Ed. s. YoUyG,
General Passenger Agent
APPS Great Pennsyiyauia Routs
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TIE FEET-Beauty of carriage is mostly depen -
dent upon iudicious preservation of the feet; it
is impossible TO move in graceful manner if the
dered condition, and nothing impades so much ss
Corns, Bunions; Ingrowing Nails, or other lisor-
ders to which the feet liable To all aff}ict Il
we would recommend an early call at Dr. Whit.'s
Office, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between *
and 9Th streets. an S-ff
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~ soldier lay in a lady's house, badly
wouEded A Major General rode up TO the
door. His orderly took his horse. He got off,
went in, and sat down by the dying mans
side Taking out little book, he read from it:
., et not YOUR heart be troubled" &c He then
knelt down and offered mp prayer to God for
that diving soldier. Arising from his knees, he
bent down and kissed him, and said, Captain
c., we shall meet In heaven" He then rode
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MuLE
RY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF rHE


ID TREASURY. hereby give notics tn At am
CIftsd Stat Bonds authorized by the act of March
8, 1864 bearing date March l, 1864 redeema at
the pleasure of the Government, after ten years
ana payable forty years from date bearing interest
a. I'VE Per centuIn year, payable on Bonds not
over one hundred dolla,s annually, and on all
otber b. nds sem ni-annually, in coin.
subscribers will receive either Registered or
C9ppo" Bonds As they may prefer.
H. gis'ared bonds will be itsued of the denomina-
IloIs OF Fifty dollars, S5O) One Hundred dollars.
SWo,) five Hundred dollars. $780, One Thousand
aoL srs fOOJ Five Thousand dollars, 81 90, }
ia Zen thousand dollars. (Slr,p00, and Coupon
th1s n' he dennniU atious Of Fifty dollars, $50 J
VIe hundt 60 dollars. tS100l Five Hundred dollars
"SS y an sn1 ohs thousand dollars, (Sl .O0,.b
iDers .ili DO required to pay in addition
10 ri t smoaht If the principal of the Bonds in
; mS,ui money ihe accrued interest in coin (or in
nlted Iates notss, OF the notes of National
banks. adding nifty per cent for premium, until
tnfthrr notice from the 6rst day of March or
september, as the case may be until the d. H Of
subscription and payment i 'ne soa' vi
pom receipt Of subscriptions l will ;,ara ,,
certificate of deposit therefor in dnniic 10 ~ ~
original of which will be forwarded by fbs srh
tcfi 'er 20 the Secretary Of the Treasury WaSh1no
ton. with letter stating the kind, (Rsgistsraa :,
Senpon,l and the denofainst0n Of bonds rsonirad
=, ron the T, "ept of the original Certifcsta "a
we Department the Bonds subscribed for will bss
transmitted to the subscribers respectively ss
'eeh an the same can be prepared. ~
shisszpectsd that the first deliveries of Cou ron
HAprIf. Y. Il. sptNN
AL@-4r Treasurer UEited States
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BRowN,s BRoycp,,, Tvoousa

bKUWN 8 BKONCHIAL TR0CHE5.
4ihese Lozenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for aileviating Bronchial Alec
tions, Asthms, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Public peakers and FoealiSts
WilRfna them beneficial in clearing the voics
affer AIRY unusual exerton of the vocal organs
having a. peculiar adaptation to affections which
distn1 the ORGANS OF speech mn z9-d&wu
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New Jersey Legislature,

TRENT ON, April 5.-The Senate bill against
negro enlistments has been postponed till
wednesday. The penalty of the bill Is five
fine.
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DisEasEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
.smSr SrSEay,SYsTEMs-new andreliahle TIE atmant-
in RApsrfs or HE Howard Association..sent by
Asaisrsss ~ IS J SkiIlin Hougkton, Howard Xsso.
catisD, Sc. s South Ninth street, Phi.s ielphia
pa 80 -, NH 29-Sm
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SNow-we learn that on Friday morning
there were eighteen inches OF snow ar Oakiand
on the Baltimore and Ohio railrosd. A great
spow storm had prevailed east OF that point.-
Wheeling IEtcHigsncer.
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a9egIHE n @ Aqs.isassEs

n II
~ Iors IN SQUARE is2. ON THE HIGH GROUND Bs-
fwsEE MsTREEr asD NEW HAMPSHIRE AvESUE AND
fIXTEssTB AND aEvgNrE EsHTH sTRzETS.-By au
thcrIs oI desrse OF the supreme Court OF this
District passd In O cause wherein Riggs & Co. are
com ants ard the widow and. heirs OF the late
ThOu5ss Smith are defendants. I shall sell to TIE
ksheEt bidder. on the premises on the 2ist day OF
April next, at 4z s,oek in he afternoon, and
time from day 10 day till al is sold the whole of
sapare Me- Iss, in this city (escept tas southwest
cgrSer being 100 feet square. owned by g.. W. Riggs
The portion Of tae squs :e intended to be sold
has been div dsd into 45 llts of sb twenty feet
front each. With sui 's6le alleys &c, and part
a II e d gh GROUND between siItesnth and Ssven-
tvsEth s.Isets and NJ street and New lam hire
avenue pla$ Of ths whole can be Eesn at @
kcSuire's auction rooms.
e terms prescribed by the decree srs OF e.
fcurth of the purchase meney in cash. and tn resi-
cue st slz. lwsfve and eighteen mouths. to ne 49,
cured ~ the purdh sser's bonds with surrey aui @
Len On ths premises, bearing intersEt from the
day OF fale Al copVeyaUcilS, bonds, &c. and
81 to be a. he purchassr's ex gena.
IL ths ternnE st sale not com piled with within
Eve days from the day of Jsls, tue lot o. 10 will
bs sold al said ucIion rooms a the pnrch Gssrs
oOet srd rfst At pubic auction, sftsr Eeek's
Iolice il the National Intelligeucer.
W REDIN Ttusies
nhsn ispss J @ MCGUIRE & CO.. Au9ss
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DE- DuPoxT's sugar coated Female Resuiasine
pills are the rery bs a ass They operate s,ssd.!y
and efstffsfsg. and being sugar -foafsd create NO
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. trial q
these Pills wS prove their sspeus,osc.,ss ORG 81
nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. 3A6-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JKwELRY, JEwELRY.- Beautiful Gold plated
Jewelry for 81 at SO Penn. avenue, near 4s strs
at the Dollar Jewelry Store. 1t"
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Recru1ts Wanted
TO FILL
TR1 QUOTA OF THs
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY Fer VETERANS.
1850.
s22s Of which will be paid In advanes.
BOUNTY BOB NEW RscRUIrs,
@1S9,
sage Of which will be paid in ad vance
BOUNTY FOB ooLoRED BBoaUITs.
$3.50,
Paid In advances.
FzRsoEs WISHING TO sNLIsr
WIN apply to any Of the followins
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.s. BAkIR.
Ensins Hall, near the Market, on PsnnsyIvsnis
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
10 HYDE.
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avenue
O. A. KlAsBBY,
II street, near cerner Of Nineteenth and Penn
syiyanis avenue.
%. PARKER,
Corner Of High and DuuhsrtoD streets, Gsoes.-
town.
O. o. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Ofhcer.
HlNRY A. BCHHlTZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
J Df District OF Columbia
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FyWM. l.. W ALL i CO.. &uctionesrs
GALE OF IarRoyaD PROPERTY ON Tai

" fsI.N y "' A"H
By virtue o. decree OF the late Girenit Court -
4aE w Ct ssy.a sse, snd pssssd in cause In waiGh
RirS .6d is are sfe d d al ssf or a. @ ;
a. lrue saetion in frontoftas Dr. saaises on TH1Rs
Lots IF ground num5sred seven ~ spd niue Coj in
EquRTs Tumbsred forT hundred snd thirty 7en
srTihsd in the proceedings in the ssid cause 'the
dimepsicrs Of which Nii~be given ON tn, day Of
q fsrsat asd 5'tsotisi tso s.Srv oris3 ho1st
1bLs EropsT'y j. sitasted on street south. he
iealthy n.ighb9rhocd
Te,mo; o2s thi5d cs5n tns resiaae Ia tro install
siv,Ds his for toe deferred earn1ents
,seed natii the ~hols ffAs pursasso man, Is
& e ar & s sas:s
mhSo- so2w ". L. WALba co, Auets
SALs s4dyrs s4G IN oss ssyscsas,E sHslN
sHoVkLs, go, &C., So.
CHIEF oU,sTssaAscEH,s oEFIo.. I
wss SasTIsSTSs .s 9 sISa ss,sa,s g. IS.
tsS @ 6Ia ga .f Upsesq.esbe ssogx a. Grain Sacks
ks"' . i siocs L Iss' Of the ssms day a. Gov
ssI9msat ,,rhonss, No is, New Yoss svsDusi ,,i
s.Sysd Rs9gss; esnD KstMss IA II hoas H."
s,oTsptse, shovsls, Scales. Whselosrrows, DeaSs,
DO &c
s5,iees within ave (-J day. from tss day Of sale.
Terms; Ca h in e0'stnmeS5' 8 4 fpnait RttokEa,
Brig Gen and Chief Quarter master,
nhS5at Depot OF Wa hinston.
GALE OF OLD ZION, BLAoRsMlrHs' TOOLS.
Isp GAssisos EQGIPAGs, AND INSTALLATIONS
GgARrRRhisfKR STORES.
DEPor OF WasG1xeros
wAsHIseTos D. O., Mach 81, 1874
RATQRDAY, April sth, 1865, at IL O'Clock :. a,
Old Iron. rlacksnIths' FOOLS, oarpsntsrs' FOOLS.
esdIers' Tools, scsles Grind stones, Jang s.rsvs,
sDts.ns ssGys ossss asass as
Hand Carts, saddies' Horse dollars SADDLE slaaF-
HSpss scurs SonS as
Horse shoes, Spades and . large lot CT other arti
eles tco nnrnerops TO mention, condemned az unit
hcesssfuii BIDDERS win be required te remove the
articles 10 Ave 30 dsys from the day of sale.
Terms: Cash in Government fqnds ,o
rnhsl Ct Depot Of Washington, d G.
GALE oy 0oNpkmNED WAGONS. CARTS
- BUaGlss AND WHEELS.
CHIzp ouAsrEsxAsrrR's orrIox,
IDsPoI OF WASHINGTON,
VIII be sold ss Pusc action tic =. The a. south nth end
efTwen,,eth street, nesr the sosernmsnt 02rrsl.
a Fl Gss 1884,. 81 i o. f9 io. " aioSO1
.heysrnmept Toar hoTse, Two horts. syr,us,
wheels. WaSon Beds. together with . mum Der OF
Articles pertaining to wagon trAnsp 'rtaIion. tds
ssme having bsen condemned IS Uaft Tor public
service
articles within d We 90 days from the day of sale,
Terms Cash in Governing ut fund.-.
d RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief ousrterms,tsr.
nh sl-rt Depot Of Wasbin Rton
GALE OF CONDEMNED HoRs ss AND MULES
oHIzF QuA,rERMAs1R's OrrIeR.
Depot Of WashtnEGo1, }
Wdshtag gtoR, ~. C. March "a, ISS4.S
Will Be sold at public auction .t the Corrals
nsar the Ohssrystory, in the city OF Warrington.
D. O., on WEDNESDAY. Az ii 9Th, 1864, and OF
EEDN NEsDAH. April 2ith, 1854, a lot of
HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned a. unfit for public service.
Terms cash in GoverBgasnt funds.
eAss 70 commence at 10 o'clock o.. "a.
D. III. RUCKER
Brig Gen. and Chief QuArtsrmsster,
mbS 1t De ant of Washington.