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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COLGATE,g HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In sEch uzi-
Vsrssl dsnands d MADE from the en- hottest Esa-
tsrlals, is mild and en1oIIient in tie nssurs,
fragrantly sesnteay and szsEsasIy bens
fetal in its aetion upon the skin. For ss1s b.
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27
PIANOS.
Piano-Fortes Inst Reeeiyed.

NE HAVE JUST COMMENCED RECEIN-
W ing stock % spIsadid Pi4Bos-the only iot
Of the sfyIs and make ever offered IN this ely.
Gail and sxzniEs
Piano Stools and Covers for sale.
WARREN 4 COAYSGTOA.
mav2t No FHsin stfssf-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

HANS. - 100 Ibs- Cincinnati sugzE-carsd
II Hams recsived Per silver Moon and for sale
by fmAysl BELLY 60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

sSAH orders vii reesiFs our individual Astsls-
tioa and viii - pEs4ptly hIgsd on ths most
reasonable terms
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

ofice and Foundry on the Can
corner Of Ingle Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

Workmsn sent TO all parts 20 NJ up
work and repair Boilers - Machinery
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ORDINANCE OFFICE,


wAsHmaron, February 3, 1884.
Sealed Proposals will be reosived AZ this once
until Friday, the 18th day Of February, at toclock
2. M, for the delivery At the New FORK Agency,
no. - worth street, New York. Of 10000 Curry
These Curry Combs are to be made in strict con-
formity with samples which can be seen al this
ONCE, or At the New York Agency, except that the
handies are to be made ofblreh beach hard maple
they are 70 be subject TO inspection At the factory
where made before being received By the Govern
ment. None are to be received or paid for but
such a. are approved on inspection.
Deliveries must be made At the rate Of not less
than 1000 per week, or 1000 per day, commencing
on the sth day Of March. They are 10 be delivered
in boxes OF 200 each. Failure TO deliver at =
SPECIALIZED time will subject the contractor TO for
Will be considered nom parties other than regular
known 70 this department 70 be fully competent
tor. Bidders will enclose with their bids the
written Acknowledgements Of their sureties over
their own signatures.
zach party obtainingA contract will be required
70 enter s:o bond with approved suretie', Tor lie
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
viii DO notified and furnished with forms Of som
The Department reserve. the right to reject any
or all bids, n not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals. will b addressed TO " Brigadler Gem
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief OF Ordinance, WASH
ington, d. and will be endorsed Proposals for
fe6-Tt Hrif Gen, Chief of Ordna
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feIat
PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES.


CANALhN BUREAU
OFFICE OF CHIIF QuARTERMAsTEh,
sRALED PROPOSALS. will be received At this
once up TO u O'Clock NJ, on SATURDAY, Feb
ruEry 49, 1884, for the purchase OF all horses that
may die or Be killed At the Cavalry Depot, Gles-
boro', near Warrington, d. q, within the next
twelve months succeeding the date OF the letting
OF the contract. 100
The horSeI will DO delivered At certain desIE-
mated spot, to be nxed by the United States.
The animals are to be removed daily, and con-
Veyed far enough from the limits OF the Depot to
avoid all nuisance, either to the Depot or the resi-
dents In the yleinity.
Payment will be required In Government funds,
1t the slose Of each month, for all animals deliV
cred up to that date.
ave thousand dSllArS will be required from the
party to whom contract 10 awarded.
Each proposal must state the price per animal.
giving FULL name and post once address, and be
Aeeo mPAnied by = guaranty signed BY two reEpon-
sibls persons and certified BY some U. o. Ofieer or
responsible person known to this Bureau and also
~ the oath Of AlleEiAnos, signed, stamped, and
duly Attssted.
The bids OF all who arc not present at the open.
nj OF the proposals will be rejected,
The sontTEst must be entered Into within three
days Of the date OF award.
this once reserves the tight to reject any or all
Proposals Shouid be addressed 10 Captain James
A. Ekln, Chief Q, NJ. Cavalry Bureau, Washington,
D. C., and be plAihly marked on the envelope,
Proposals for Dead horaea.h
BY order Of General J. VI. Wilson, Chief oil Cav
-" JAMES A. EKIN,
IeA-et Chief 2. n. Cavalry Bureau.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR WELLS, PUMPS,

- &C.
wAsnIEofoS, FEB, g. isst
PROPOSALS. Ia writing will be received at this
once Up to u o'clock m, on TUESDAY, the first
Logs, for conveying water, and for sinking Wells,
including all necessary materiSlS and workman.
ship In digging, laying, liking, and mpleting in
the best manneri aud for keeping the same In per.
feet repair for constant use, In the Frat district
composed Of the First ami Second wards, in the
second district, composed OF the Third Fourth and
OF the Fifth aud sixth wards leach district TO DO
bid for separately, and to be given to different con.
the i dsy Of April, 1854, ssrsssbiy to the follow:
log Ipeeldoations;
FOR WELLS
DigEiuk and wAilinE wells, Including materials
s1S a. the eir per foot. nsa The walls
Cleaning out wells, each
Taxing out old walls and putting In zane, per
foot.
CAIos Of eight feet length, per foot
Cases more than eight feet Length per foot.
Covering new wells, including materials. The
laid double.
PAVING new walls, Including brick and puup
stone. The paving to be moi less than six feat
square, and 70 DO done In wOrknanllk. manner;
materials, sAsh.
OpeninE old wells and covering same with new
timber
FOR PUMPS
Taking out and putting in old pumps, per log
ZACH
Making nav ioints in old logs
Nav logs nut In old pumn1. per foot
New boIsS and spoutS ~ oIs XII nu@ g e.oh.
New pumps per foot,
BoTss and spouts Tor nav puup,. each.
M lon Ior as ~ pl%a, r. h. or thu b.,, ,.,.
sonsd white oak, and the remainder to Ce OF the
heat soAsonod yellow pine,
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PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY ov THE
POTOMAC.
I. Applications must be male At the once OF
Major Louis II. Pelou7s, No. e03 , street, between
se'sAteenth and BiEhteeuth streets, between u
a. ~. and p. m, except Sundays. Major Pelouye
10 authorized to sign the passes.
>. lfnot granted At the ofhOe Of Major PelouIe,
the decision 10 lnal and reference need be made
At the War Department.
.. Passes cannot be Tlyeu to females to visit the
army.
ny order Of the Secretary OF Wat
r. D. TOWNSEND,
fes.u Assistant Adju'Ant General
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ROYER'S THEATRE,
NJ PennsylvAnia avenue, near Willard's Hotel,
(Aiso ofthe New Chestnut Street Theatre, Phirs.j
LEONARD GROVER. .pnEcroR.

Tremendous success Of the Peoples Pavorite
Drama the great dramatic sensation Of the age the
TICKEr-oY-LEAvE MAN,
Which 10 ~ this tins playing with the most as
founding success at "a principal American theatres
and At nearly every Theatre 10 london, and the
principal provincial cities Of England.
Every one Of the talented artlstes embraced in
the Powerful Cast OF Characters received with the
utmost favor BY Of the largest and most select
audiences ever eongregated In Washington.
The Magnificent scenery Of Messrs. b. A. Strong
and !, r. Smith Applauded beyond precedent.
The Drama viii DO again presented
THls(rUEsDAT) EVENING, February 0, 1884,
Win the full Company and Grand Orchestra, con-
.iderably augmented By the addition OF several
nrst class Artstes, who were the Original Person
rors Of the excellent characters which they were
expressly engaged to play In this favorite drama.
Ihe cast - arranged With great care, and all the
resources OF this vast Temple OF the Drama are
employed to render this play more than ever sue
seats may be secured during the day At the pox
once. Tickets for sale at al the Hotels. Doors
open At O'Clock Performance commences at 9.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

TIE only place whore Jou can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds AZ AsnuJ aeturas prices, II
81 X. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PonnlylVAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber Roods beAuti.
fully repaired At short notice. mar a1-u
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PROPOSALS..
RIO P1o ALa

"a 49, Narr DxPARTMEsT,1
ne BtREAu OF YknDs AID DocEs,
SEALED PROPOSE , ssssHs 2 lsss
'nnfldlngs At poft Royal b CO. viii be received az
this o!ice until noon on thp nd February, 1894 for
furnI.hing all the matsria1s and workmanship and
70 plans and specihcati6Ss, IN ne Hsrbor u PORT
. FIass shdspssinsn,loh. fof th.se building, hay,
fardn A. Boston, Now York, and philadelphia,
where hlddorn Ar referred for Information.
II a. 70 b untofStood that the contractor Il 20
specta At the points Indicated.
Bidders win state the price for all or for either
building separateiy, and name the time In which
they will engage TO complete the work, and the
Bureau retains the right 10 accept or reject any
bid which II shall not consider reasonable.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

AMI one having occasion to visit private
Yellny.
AlSrge and successful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty perfect cure In all
All visits and Communication strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling SEQ no one but
the Doctor, febI-tf
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- This noble Poem, given 10 the public Just one
year Ago-hrst read at thu White House before the
President Of the United States and select assem-.
bly, OF invited guests then road In the Senate
Chamber especially appropriated for the oseAIon)
before the President, heAas Of Departments, and
distinguished audience Of publis men and citizens
generality Afterwards read twice At the Academy
OF Music IN Philsdelphia, to audienees OF three
and four thousand. and since In various parts Of
the sountry, at colleges, Asademios and other pub
lio Institutions, to upwards Of one hundred and
nny thousand peopls-will again be presented to
the citizens OF the Federal Metropolis By the tai
ented speaker who read II originally.
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anr 4

NEW YoRK GeRtlenlei.'S Clotaing -
Nei0 and FGahtOnSbs "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and walk
thing over offered in this Sity.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oeS-tf S92 Pa. AV., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
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TIE GRAAT PENNSYLVANIA hourE.-Th
Seuthwout. Two through trains daily, and oEs to
sunday. Soldiers ticker At Government rates u
all the principal points In the North and West
Zee OF the "0reAt PennsylvAniA Route, t" northeast
corner PennIylyania avenue and sixth strest, un.
der National Hotel; once open hon7a. NJ 70
L. o. NoRToE,
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DRoPosALs FOR CHUCKs, Sims
iii AND TONGUES

oFrfoE DRroT conHInARy OF subIIsTRHeE,l
WAsnIneToH, d. G., Jan. ~, lsss.
Sealed Proposals, IN daplicsis, are invited until
the 9Th day OF February ~ II o'clock n fer the
Chuoks, Bhins, and Tongues Of ali Government
cattle saushtered within the ancient lnits OF the
District OF Columbia, Tor three months, or nore,
from the Commencement OF the o'ntrAet.
The above articles 10 be collected By the con-
traetor, and removed nom the various places At
which the cattle are killed At such times a. may be
deslgnated By the ofieef In charge.
The contractor shall be liable for all the
Ihueks, BhinG, and Tongues coming from all the
Government Bsef Cattle slaughtered, unless IL saH
Department that all due sxertion, diligence, and
care was made to obtain the said artloles.
Payment will be required eVrTy ten days, In
Government funds.
The bids will state the amount, per animal, for
the articles referred to and DO accompanied By the
following guarantees, certificate, AfidAvits Of each
Euarantor, and oath Of ailegianss. blank foTms
can DO Obtained By application to the undsrsGnsd.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EoRD's NEW THEATRE,
IL. .TENrH STREET, ABOVE T.
MRS. d. p. wERS.
a, Who will again appear for positively the last
u LADY ISABEL OF EAST Lynne
9supportsd By MT. G. Wheatlsigh, Messrs. Herne
nhhop, Mrs. Chapman, &c. To conclude with IN.
EASY SHAVING.
To.Ihorrow Evening, hrat tins Of the grand play
Of PLOT AND PASSION, which having 6een
some time In preparation, win DO presented with
new and anproprlato scenery and appointments,
and the following unequAlled dis ribntion OF the
Principal ohAiaotersi MARIE DE FoNTANGEs,
In the pay Of Fouehe, MRS. d. r. BOWERS.
Fouehe, Duke Of otrAnto, Minister OF Police, Mr.
II, D. Phillips. Desmaret, ssotet Spy In the ser.
vice Of Fouohe, Mf. G. Whestlegh. be Nsuville,
SPECIAL NoTIcE-Fregusnt requests having
been mAds for MRS, BowkRs 10 again appear ia
the great comedy OF " Much Ado about NothinR,n
The School for Scandal, and The Rtranger,'T IL
is repeatedly annouhced that thoy will Be re-
psatsd for positively one night only, tefofe the
oiose OF her engagement. ri.
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Growers THRATRH.-An oVernoWlnB house
last night rewarded the g0oa Judgment OF Manager
Grover In reproducing the great drama OF the
"Ticket-oELsayo Man." which was so suddenly
Interrupted 10 Its successful ~. two weeks sgo'
The piece was we'll cast throughout last night
Mrs. Myron, Miss Ward, Mesars. Rogers Parker
Tarr, &C, rendering to charm the eh.rAo'era IN
which they made themselves desidealy popular
artists, Msssrs. Whiting, puboi,e, HAL, hi'se,
Bonifsce and Cooper displaying talent mat AZ
once stamps them as artists fully competent 70
oil the positions lately made vacant ihe hswk
lhaw AID Sam OF last evening were the pest We
have seen. The drama Will DC piaJeu stAih W.
night.
ClxrKpnuRr HAIL,-The new scenic panto-
mime aHnrleou n Nova DAYS, or the Fairy Union
and Demon secession, y which, after several weeks
n eI.hor,te preparation, was presented for the
A., tims i,., night, proved, As does everything
nndsrtaken bv the snterprislnE management Of
:. c.ntsrnn,vn, decided ,uceess. and. In eoaueo.
on with me other attractive feature, nightly Of
s.saa vii, undoubtedIv he suf,eiept TO crowd the
49,. .,..,,- o,,.,,,. Mi. ~. Rrent attn rom
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NoTIcE.-DH. Z. B. LIoHrHILL, from "a b..
Marks Place, New York, author OF "a Popular
Treatise Deafness" Letters on Catarrh, 6o 10,
will shortly make professional visit to Washing
tonwhen he can he consulted on Deafness, CAtarrh,
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
eases OF the Ear, Throat, AAd Air Passages.
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county Of ofsr, per head, for all Chueks,
killed within the ancient linits Of the District OF
Columbia, - dollars and --sents, (ths amount
to 30 10 words and nEurss) subiest to all the
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LOCAL NEWS.
&Asnncros Turl4nn- all LaIlrs k,.nc.-

wAsHNeroS THEATRE-Afss Ld're Hssae.--
This Ia,hionabie ,,hsairs, ives The arenA Of the
lArsen, and most fashionable audience ever assem-
bled within lta walls This most hiatinguiahed OF
our resident families and visitors were amongst
the number, headed ny me President, bis lady and
family. 80. ~ r-5gl
len no doubt upon the minds OF the public Of lite
being perfect success. Miss Laurs Keene as
orIGita, the Indian Girl, vAh an sxquihite rendi-
ton proving the varied talent of the fair lessee,
whilst all the other ohAraeters were unexesption.
able.
In consequence Of Its great success, = repetition
OF this favorlte drama is public demand.
"our American ,usin" will be repeated a.
soon as possible. ....
FIRE MATrRRs.--Mr. Grimes, Of Iowa, yes
terday laid before the Senate q memorial from the
Columbia Fire Company, Of this city, and citizens
ofwashinston, asking an appropriation V furnish
them with steam fire engine and offering TO work
the same free OF charge. A steamer on Capitol
Hill, whore this company Ia located, would be Of
great service TO our citizens In aiding to save
property. tits to be hoped that the boys will get
what they have asked for
Eleefion Of oncus.--AnacostiA Fire Company,
No. 8, has elected the following ofheerr for the en-
,n,ng year, 7, w. Cook, pfesidentj Caleb burgess,
Gordon, treasurer, Walter Nieholson, Keeper OF
apparatus, Y. Ciscii, captain Of snElnei James A.
French, captain Of suotioni WIN. Moeksees, cal :
tain OF hose; Thomas NJ yermillion, hfst pipe
+, man, John waters, second pipenan. Delegates TO
Fire Department-T, W. Cook, Caleb Burgess, W.
MoekAbee, w. vermililon, g. n. Jones.
The TUCKHR Insurance CksKs-ln the case
Of Mr.. Tucker o. The Meohanisa' Fire Insurance
Company, Of New York, tried laat week In New
York city, and which action was brought 10 re-
cover sS 900 Insurance on stock Of groceries con
sumed By ore In the store No. $40 Pennsylvania
avenue near seventh street, In this city, the jury
gave verdict for plaintiff for stois7e. Tucker
had insurance for $40 900 In addition 70 the amount
sued for In this case. The defendants alleged that
the stock was not worth more than 5000 At the
time the IRE occurred. This case has attracted
great zeal OF attention In this city, a. number Of
witnesses were summoned from Washington.
Among whom were Sergeant Croniu and Rounds
man Ecklof, Of the Fourth ward.
-
BUSINESS USDHR War AaLS.-Capt. q. N.
Merritt, A. D. c., Judge Advocate at the Central
Guardhouse, yesterday received orders nom the
War Department that the recent order In relation
TO prisoners Noticed in yesterdays RIrvnLIcAS)
was not intended to apply to the &c Central" so
that he was this morning diseharging his duties In
the usual admirable manner in which things are
done In this Well-condueted prison.
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A WenD OF ADVIoH.-ThoGo who hayo bean
dostoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. Fi1hblAtt whose SfOs n
ct No. al street. corner Of Eighth arrest and b
radically cured. Twenty.nvo years sxYeriSnOo has
established DR.. FiahblAtt's reputation A. : phYGi.
sian. Recent eases surod In few days. Charges
moderate. On. FIsHDLAfT,
No. All < street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post OnOS
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WHITHhURsT's GALLERY, asa PENNSYLVANIA
AvEHuHs-ThlH celebrated eStAbIiShment has just
been elegantly rented and furnished. Has enc Of
the largest collections OF Photographic neEAtiVeS
In this country, numbering over nfteen thousand,
embracing nk6nesses Of distinguished pefIoRSl
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. RoT
superior work, Whitehurnt outltripplnE his COM
petitorS, received . medal At the Worlds Fair,
imperial Photographs, also Vignetts Row much
ought Ater, novlt-u
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Mile Diana De LssSoufs. ",.....Miss Everett
TABLEAU FIRST.
MAIN DECK OF THE SHIP URANIA.
The celebrated whistlinK song and shorus, By
a,,rv,,, m. nanr, 1'0'N
Ao sAooNp'
~
a. ihs sn.lt1 '.sss hsEg oceupied ~ an lnhenss
seA o. lhee IN he Areus heEionA, uendorea 50 pro-
Ss-,.S n" 49,. ~ W. 49, -ssa. VI VIC Ia
eour,, nj, vIf. Ioul.s. M, inSant d,uIbt.r M.r,s
and nj, fsthfni attendant R,rr,h., 80, .d,i,, \.
,hs m.rcIIs., MutInss,.. 49, so,,nd ,.,.na,,,,
,nd tesrfnI rehigs Co,rso,, ,nn..,.rrs ~
no.,
n..,.-,... -, 49, - 49,, -
suddenly a storm arises. rnd n, ,TsIIIpr os,sp
bur.ts The .bsrkIs. vhI.h onnar.d a. 90 ,h.n
ooOut' vac H"Isi' INC sublime speetAeis oil the
BREAKING UP OF AN IMMENSE SEA OF ICE
ANITA Al. I..e..t.. ....L -,
.NN., Wv uos'en"t s'Nsh VI hs 10y hAtmsnh the
II nlled with
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The Reading will commence at O'Clock.
Doors Of Church open al ~ o'clock.
E1-Tiekets Fifty cents. For sale at the HoteII
Bookstores, and at the door on Wednesday eve
ming
JOHN PIERroNT President.
z. RICHARDS, Treasurer. fsbI-St
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NIGHTLY CROWDED WITH THE FASHION
lla AND ELITE OF THE CITY.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
- AND HAY.

CHIEr QUARTEHMAsTEn'g oTPIcE,)
DEPOT or wABhISoToE,
WAsHIHoToS, d, c., February 4, 1884.
WIN DO sold At public suction, At Alexandria,
VIRGINIA, on THURsDAY, February 18th, 1884, the
following Quantities OF Grain and Hay deemed uh-
IervioeAble;
About thirteen thousand IA, eoo) bushels Of oorn
About twonty-iour (2t) bushels oi eats.
Two hundred and nfty (eso) tons OF hay.
Tho grain will be sold Ia lots Of one hundred 400
bushels, with the privilege Of nve hundred (coo)
bushels and the hay in lots OF twenty hVo 2s tons
with the privilege Of nfty t6o) tons.
Also, at the same time and place, about seven
hundred thousand (1co ooo) pounds Of mixed grain,
(oorn and oats,) which will be sold BY the pound,
privilege Of twenty thousand (so,ooo) pounds.
Tho successful bidders will Be required TO remove
the grain and hay within i've days from the day Of
sale. w.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence At II O'Clock A. NJ.
d. II. RCCKRR,
BriEadieT General and Chief QuArternAGter,
fe6-ts Depot Of WAshiAEtoA.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MAsTHRs STORES.
CHIEF ouAnTEnAAIrKR'I oyTIcE,)
DEPoT or WAaHIHoToS,
WAsHIRoroH, d. O., Jan. -, 1854.
viii be sold 81 public AuStioh, In the squares
bounded By and = and Twentieth and Twenty
nrst streets, In the city OF Washington, D. c., on
WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1854, large lot Of
SCRAP IRON AND LEkTHkA PARTt OF WA
DEEMED UNaERVICkABLE.
The successful biddsn will DO required to rsnsVe
tho stores within nftooR tIS) days from the day Of
sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
sale to commence At 10 O'Clock .. =.
d. u. RuCKnh,
jA9S-td Brig, Gen, and ouArtsrn AitsF.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
49, BACKa AND RAGS,

GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
81 SACKS, AND RAGS.
CHIBF oyAATIlA1ITEn'I oRFIcE,)
DDPoT - WAsnH0Ton,
WAsAIseToE, d. C., February 9, 1884. J..
WILL BE SOLD Al Public Auction, at seventh
street Wharf In the city Of WSshinEton, p. C., on
thirtS tSOas.nd 20, SOOS Old Grain sacks, deemed
pnht for public service.
1l.O, 4 q s,slosi N, Of til. sans day at GOV:
avenue and ElnstoSnth street, will BE- sold six
:SO hundred SSO pounds pound Rags
uBrirAdisr General and Chief eusrlsrnsitor.
isSSt Depot Of Warrington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
II AND MULES,
CHIBT oUAHTHAMAITBh'S oTTIoB,)
DEPeT sY WASHLNoToB,
WIN g. .US q ppSiiS .Ss.ioS a. *. cOrrs.
near tho Observatory, in the city OF Washington,
D c., on WEPsEspxi, Esbr,sif,Ty =, 1854, lot Of
condemned a. unit tor public ssryiOs,
Terms cash, In Government fundB
sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock 49,;
BriEadier General and Chief aasrisTn1stsr,
fsbS-lIt Depot OF Warrington.
lNHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OF.
~ FICE, DEFoT or WAsHIHOroE, WAsHISOToS,
| D. C., January I, 1894.
IN Drug LSS9SsI Lsn.As,
qusstsd to send 10 this once, on the MONDAY o.
each week., sealed proposal or list ~ dTPltests,
Ss IEI ssot they IRE 70 %
marked In plain figures, that, In ease the Oxi'
geneisS Of tho service require It, the article or ar
tieles can be obtained without delay, and at the
Dealers TiIhinE to soil to this Depot will b 70.
quired to furnish the list puastuAlly every Monday
BTigsdIer General and CHEF ousItsrm1Itsr,
| lAk-H Depot OF Warrington.