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REPEAL OF THE FISHING BouNr1rs.-It


REPEAL OF THE FISHING BoUNTIEs.-It
will be seen by the proceedings of the Senate
on Wednesday night, that section was added
to the tax bill repeating the fishing bounties.
The following is the section:-
And be it further enacted, that from and
after the abregation of the reciprocity treaty,
all acts and parts of acts granting allowance
of bounties on the tonnage of vessels engaged
in the Bank and other cod fisheries, be and
ths same are hereby repealed.
AS the reciprocity treaty cannot be abro-
gated until the 18th OF March, 1860, the next
Congress may have an opportunity to adjust
this question Of fishing bounties on an equi-
table basis, allowing drawback for salt If the
bounties are repealed.
The following are the yeas and nays upon
the question:
Yeas-Messrs. Brown, Buckalew, Chandler,
Cowan, Davis, Henderson, Hendricks, How
ard, Lane of Indiana. Powell, Riddle, Sherman,
Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wilkinson, Wiley and
Wright-17.
Ndys-Messrs. Anthony, Clark, CONFESS,
Farwell, Foster, Hale, Lane of Kansas, Nc
Hougsl, Morgan, Morrill,, Nye, Pomeroy,
spragne, steEart, Sumner and Wilson--16. z
P.S.-The dispatches last night from Wash
ington announce that the Senate finally re-
jected the proposition to repeal the bounty, by
a vote ct yeas Is, nays 20.
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DUpREz g GREENS Minstrels filed Deer

DUPREz 6 GREENS Ministries filed Deer
ing Hall last evening to overfowing. Many
could not find seats. The music was excel
lent. There are some voices among them
rich, powerful, mellow and flexible, and their
Instrumentation is very fine Between the
first and second parts the curtain rose and the
Goddess Of Liberty appeared in brilliant
light. Their songs are so good and the &C.
compartments so admirably played that we
think less talking between the pieces would
be satisfactory. But then this is merely a
matter of taste. In this company are some
excellent musicians, and the presentations of
the negro character cannot be much improved
We did net witness the second part of the per-
Torrance, but no doubt there was much fun
as well as good music. They perform again
this evening, and another crowd will no doubt
greet them.
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From Memphis.
Mr.pu1s Fab os

MEMPHIS, Feb. %.
Gen. Roberts, commanding the district, will
soon leave for Springfield, as one of the Board
of Examiners of small arms, which is to meet
in that city.
Gen. Grierson has charge of all the cavalry
in the Department of the West.
The Bulletin publishes the names of rebel
sympathisers and deserters residing in Mem
phis who have taken the amnesty oath. They
number 1,045. The name of Andrew Jackson
Donelson is among the number.
Deserters continue to arrive in large num-
bers. They are of better class than hereto
fore.
ment of the condition of white refugees and
freedmen in this department. Conflscated lots
in the outskirts of this city, and islands in the
Mississippi are to be devoted to this purpose.
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NEW YORK, March q
Cotton|lower sales 400 bales; middling upland
Flour-sales $500 bbls; State and Western 5l010
lower; State go; Round Hoop Ohio 10 90tGl2 90:
Western % q 10 40 Southern dull; sales $50 bb.s
at 10 65@l4 90; Canada SOLO lower; saIss $40 bbIs
at 10@1I u.s.
W6eat-dull; sales $500 bush coed White Cana
da, at 268. 1000 bushels choice Amber Missouri 1T
A so. 1900 bush choice white do at 3d. TOC0 bush
Amber Mich at 40 1900 bush prime white Mich
at 275.
Corn-dull; old mixedwestern 80 in store.
Oats-lc lower. 'c .'. -se
Beef-quiet.
rork--iower; sales s2OO bbls; new meas at SO
509367 ,-tL.s
Lard-lewer; sales 1900 bbls at 20@24t.
Butter-lower; Ohio 24@35 State 5Ollhs.
Whiskey-quiet sales 1900 Dbls at 2 81.
Naval Stoi es-duli.
FreiRhts TO Liverpool-dull
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Military Executions, &c.
CAMP 1lra, MAINE Vols,
= Eliobmond Va. Fab. 18th. 1865.

CAMP 1lTa, MAINE VOLS,
Before Richmond, Va, Feb, 18th, 1860, }
TO the Editor The Press er
During the month of February four men
uare executed in the presence of the LIST Dl-
vision. Two were hung for attempting MUIR
der and the remaining two shot for desertion'
all belonging to the Conn. Vols, Of srd Brig
LIST Div. 24th A. G.
Several of the Brigades 10 this Army are
urdor marching orders, with four days ra-
lions. INA A5, 49,,
The fall of Charleston. Columbia and VIII
mineton created great Joy in the Army of the
James.
Deserters come in daily from Lees Army,
and are sent north.
Respectfully Yours,
Il. A. MANLEY.
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What is Lees Design 2
70 the Editor Of the Press:

u0 the hdttor OF the Press:
| perceive that you and all other editors
this side OF Mason and Dixon's line will have
it that Lee Is messing all his forces with
a view to evacpate Richmond on the South
and deliver battle against Grant and Sherman
Ia that direction. Will you allow me to in
quire whether his plan, after the peaceful
evacuation of Savannah, Charleston and Will
mngton, may not be to keep Grant and Sher
man. by feint, at the south of him, whilst he
suddenly starts his whole army for Washing
ton. which is uncovered, with the grand de-
sign TO exchange Richmond for the Federal
capital. D.
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CYRUS STURDIVANT, Prei

PORTLAND CUSTOM HoUsE.-As special dis
patch from Washington, informs us that an
appropriation of SIS, 900 for the new custom
house in this city, passed the House yester-
day. This IS in addition to the $4,000 which
was previously appropriated, making $4,000
to be expended the coming season, whichis as
much probably as can be judiciously used be-
fore further appropriation win be made.
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THE FIRE AT THE AIMS HoUsE.-We are
requested to state that the fire at the Aims
House Wednesday evening, did not originate
from funnel surrounded with wood, bat from
a defect in one of the fues in an old chimney.
The funnel had been removed from its danger
Gus position some time since.
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b Y TELEGRAPH
- fo The
EVENING PAPE3S.
Coz. Broscn's Message.

U0o' OFoUn's message.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
The rebel papers contain a message from
Gov. Brown OF Ga. He defends the State
against newspaper attacks of allowing Sher-
man to march unmolested through the STATE,
saying she was abandoned to her iate anu
neglected by the Confederate authorizes. ne
recommends the establishment OF militia
system, which is to be in no case turned over
to the Confederate Governm INT.
He recommends the impressment OF pro
visions from those persons who wont sell their
supplies to INDECENT families of INDECENT SOL
diers. More than half the convicts released to
ioin the army, have deserted.
He recommends law to punish robbery
with death, and opposes the arming of slaves.
He complains OF usurpations of the CoDfeder-
ate Congress in levying a dsproportionate
taxation, and charges all the disasters upon
the generalship Of JEFF Davis, and saws the
government is military despotism drifting
in anarchy, and if persisted in, must terminate
in reconstruction with or without subugation
He opposes CONSUMPTION, and urges reouis-
itions upon the States for troops. He also
urges the taking from Davis his power as Com
mander-in-Chief, and calls for Convention
to amend the Constitution, ~
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Arm or MARCH PUBLIc PRAYER MErr1N,

4rH OF MARCH PUBLIC PRAYER MEETING.
Christian men and women of all denomina-
tions are requested to meet at the Chestnut
Street Methodist Church." on Saturday from
IL to o'clock, to make suitable acknowledge
ment of Gods goodness to us as people, and
to unite in earnest prayer for continuance of
divine favor upon our Rulers and the Nation.
For the Y. M. c. Association,
CYRUS STURDIyANT. Pres.
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WE learn that VIM. Lloyd Garrison will
speak in this city on Sunday next in the after
noon in Congress Hall, corner of Congress
and Elm streets. Subject-"Reason VS.. au-
thority, or the Pope's late Encyclical letter."
In the evening, in City Hall, subject-"The
Constitution amendment"
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Administrators sale.

RY virtue of q, license from the Hon Judge of
at public vendue, to the highest bidder, at the
Baker House in tie Td Town Of Yarmouth County q
Cumberland, on tuesday the elev enth day of pril
JANIS G. HILL. late of Skowhegan in safd Coun.
tyof Somerset died seized and essessed. Said real
caedt containing three acres more or less with the
water pr vilege connected Herewith situated on the
Upper Falls Of Royals River, near the Flour Mil
said River. Al lot'of land Containing about two
aefes letted into house lots lying westerly of and
adjoining the Cemetery of the First Universast
Chapel b. is
Also. one Pew in said First Universalist Chapel
Terms-Cash on delivery ri the Deed
JAMES B. DASCOMB,
Administrator with the VIII annexed OF said Estate.
Skowhegan, Feb'y 20, 1866. wSwS
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REMOVALi
DIR. w. IN. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his office from Clapp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel, Where hs

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens ca
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permane emf.
have been in this city, we have cured some Of
the worst forms OF disease in persons who Nave tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa
asked do they stay cured! 10 answer this Question
we will say that all that do not stay cured ne wiz
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. has been praotca, electrician ter tGentys
one years, and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form of nervous sick headache; neuralK je
In the head neck extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scroHula hjv
diseases white swelings, spinal diseases, curvstI
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas Dance, Deafness STAN.
mering or hesitanoy OF speech dyspepsia indiges-
tion, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; ssthma bronchi-
wplaintg rrr
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.5.a CHATTANOOGA, March 2.
The Gazette has lengthy details of the cap
ture of the rebel yawl and fourteen men at
Chapman's Landing, below Kingston, on the
Tennessee, by seven loyal Tennesseeans. The
yawl was armed with torpedoes intended for
the destruction of government property. The
party were regularly uniformed, and acted
under orders OF the rebel navy department.
The yawl was built at Richmond, and was
brought to Bristol on the cars. 1t was placed
in Holstein River, and moved thence with
muffled oars to the place Of capture. Their
instructions were not to disturb or DESTROY
anything until they got below Kingston, where
they were to destroy government transports,
&c.
about fifty guerrillas dashed into the town
of PaCl, on the Knoxville Road yesterday,
beyond the depot, and robbed the families re-
siding there
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Guerrilla Raid q. Kent,,ckv.

CAIRO, ILL.,, March 2.
McDougal's band Of guerrillas robbed Love-
laceville, Poland county, KY, yesterday. of
$4,000 worth of goods. Hopkinsvile, KY,
was visited the night before. Two Union men
were shot and several stores robbed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-03

PORTLAND TURNvEREIN.-Fhe following
were the performers at the Turnyerein ex-
hibition Wednesday evening: y. L. Shaw,
Leader; ]. II. Russell, G. h. Sawyer, G. NJ
Howe, ). G. Dennis, G. Batchelder, E. O'Don.
nell.
Trapeze-G. M. Howe, G. Batchelder.
Fencing-Messrs. Brownell and Baxter.
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Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan, received
by Jay Cooke to-day, amounted to $3,076, $50.
The largest eastern subscription was for
100000 from New York, and the largest
western for $4,000 from Dayton, Ohio There
were 2126 individual subscriptions of $50 and
800 each, t4n .s4=j
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Nescs from Florsda-Mesioan Ne.vs.

NEW YORK, March 2.
The Herald's Key West correspondent says
the rebels made an attack on Fort Myers Fla,
on the 25th, and were easily repulsed.
small command under Maj. Weeks, which
had secured large herd of cattle were attack
ed by a superior number of rebels, and obliged
to abandon their prize. Several men were
killed and wounded.
The blockade runners John Hale and Della,
loaded with ammunition and supplies, have
been captured.
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REcRUIrING.-Twelve men were passed
yesterday at the office Of the Provost Marshal
They were credited as follows Portland 8,
Windham 2, Kenuebunk /, Buxton /, Free
port /, Pownal 1, Waterbsropgh l, Hollis /,
Gorham l.
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NEW 1ORK, MATCH z.
The Herald's correspondent says Columbia
was burned by order of Gen. Sherman, as
punishment for the citizens firing on our
troops when the city was in our possession, and
after one corps had passed through.
The World says Augusta was evacuated on
the approach of our troops.
1t is said large amount of rebel property
was left in our possession, and that Gen. Sher-
man lett sufficient force to garrison the city,
and proceeded northwsrd. Also that Sher-
man was probably proceeding to Florence and
Charlotte in force, and had captured large
amount of supplies on the route.
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Special Notice.

The folio Wing regulations will be rigidy observed
by the Projectors OF the Press;
l. No papers will be delivered by Carriers except
tothose who have subscribed 1.-THE office.
z. no Carrier will be allowed to sell papers his
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
g. Carriers found guilty efviolating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged.
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THE Dentists of Boston recommend Bur-
nett's Tooth Wdsk 1t is very much superior
to powders A few drops upon brush will
cleanse the mouth thoroughly.
Sold bY ell druggists.
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LAUNCH -Barque ----, about go tons
burthen, built at the yard of Joseph w. Dyer,
Esq, at Cape Elizabeth, was launched in fine
style yesterday afternoon. She is of beautiful
model. She is owned by the builder, and is
for sale.
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CAUcUsEs -fhe Secretaries of the Union
Caucuses will oblige US by handing in the
nominations made this evening, as early as
possible after adjournment.
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Thermometrioal for February. 1866.

The average temperature for this month was "a
degraes three degrees than an average of 30
years. The range of the mercury has been from
below to 40 above. OBSERVATORY.
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THE attention of our readers is called to the
new Petroleum Companies advertised in to-
days paper by Lombard d Gore, Boston.
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Sheridan on the s,sove-Ro65eries of the Army
Mails,
NEW Yopr March Q

NEW IURk, MarCn z.
says Sheridan has sent force forward to as
certain if Lee is preparing to fall back to
Lynchburg.
The Herald's army of Potomac correspond
emit says it has been discovered that the army
mails have been robbed OF millions of dollars
in money and valuables. 81
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PORTLAND AND YICINIrY.

NesC Advertisements T0-DuK
Sc oct Sohooi-Miss Mary G. Hall.
Theatre-Deering Hall.
Leeture-City hall.
Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Ball.
Cheyes New System of Musical instruction
Oh lrch Notice-First Universalist
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Hardee's Forces Intercepted by Sherman.
Nrnrrr AEa.al. q

NEW I Ohh, WdICu z
The Herald's Charleston correspondent saws
hundreds of rebel deserters are coming into
that place. They report that Hardee's force
was Intercepted by Sherman's troops. All of
Sherman's supply vessels had been ordered
from Hilton Head to some other point.
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LADIE q
TEETH TEETH, TEETH

Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, ie
Sty i0stho1tt PosB. Persons having decayed tee IN
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettinR
he would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior Btectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with
board and treatment ut his house.
Ofhce hours from O'Clock A n. to I2N.;I
from to P. NJ. and Ito 0 in the Evening"
Consultation Free. noyitf
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CITY ELECTION.

PURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and AL.
Il dermen of the City of Portland, the inhabitants
tner OF, quail fled according to law to vote in the
election Of City Officers, will NEE in their respect
i've Ward Rooms, or usual places Of meeting, on
Monday, the sixth day of March next at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon to give in their votes for Mayor OF
Counclmen, Warden and Clerk, and for Two City
Constables for raid Wards.
And the Aldermen of said CITY will be in se.s;on
in the Ward Room in the c ty Building Ientrance
on Myrtle Street., from nine O'Clock in the f5reno
to one O'Clock in The afternoon each of tbs lhree
and from three O'Clock to five O'Clock on the after.
noon of the last of said three secular days. for the
purpose of receiving evidence of the qualification of
voters whose names have not been entered on the
lists Of qualified voters in and for the several Wards
and for correcting said lists. i-.7r
Per Order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
J. M. HEATH, City Clerk
Portland, Feb Is, 1s65-dtd
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ny H1ectr1c1tx

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the laay
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and eastics
ity of youth; the heated brain is coocd the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see, the deaf to hear and
the paisied form to move upright the bleEishes OF
youth are obliterated the accidents Of mature life
prevented; the calsmities of old age obviated an6
an active circulation maintained.
DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaohs,
lame and weak backs; nervous ana sick headaohoi
dizziness and swimming in tho head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the side
and back; leuoorrhms, Tor whites); falling OF the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train of diseases will find in Electric
lty sure means of cure. For painful menstruatiop
too profuse menstruation and all OF those long line
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity "a certain
specific, and WILL in short time restore the sufferer
the Vi0rr healthg
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Dissolution of Gopartnership.

fINHE cop irtnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers. under the name of knight &
Smardon is this day dissolved by mutual consent
stephen Knight will settle the aft IRIS of the late
firm. STEpHRN M Kn1cur
SAMUEL e SMARDoN.
FEBRUARY 9Th, 1855. febi8d2w*
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BYIfyou arein want ofany kind PRINTING
all at the Daily Press Once. ii
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sheen Wash.

100 DOZEN Sheep Wash, sure remedy for
1OO Ticks and Lice on Sheep; cheaper than any
other article. For sale by
KENDALL WHITNEY.
Portland Feb IS, 1866, feb28disSm
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L O s T =

$40 REWARD,
~ ana United States Hotel, a leather pocket-book
containing asmsl amount of money ami the dis
charge papersof q returned soldier Whoever will
return it to Henry Liby No. Is y 10 Warren Market
shall receive the above reward. sfeb24dIw
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Steck HE0rkee.

Maine Military State Agencies.
6NHE fol wing State Agents for the relief OF sick
y and ounded Soldiers, will promptly and
cheerful furnish any information either personally
friends
Col. BENJAMIN HI. Kinds,
278 Street, .--. Washington, D. @.
Col. Robert h. Corson,
lSS alnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Col. Frank e. Howe.
1874 Broadway, New York City.
Oct. 24-wtf.
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EN- PATTEN. AuCTIoNEER. Il Exchange ST.
TOW Boat at Auction
EDWARD M. PATTEN,
COmmissiOn Merchant & AuctiOneer

ITceSnoved to the spacious store IL
~Hke Street, four doors below
e<cnants Exchange.
VIII receive oonsignmeDts =. ,Ho-,h.nd;so a,
~ ~ stt hor public private sale Sales
chandise solicited. Cash sdya,n S.oOas anu ;1'
prompt sailed and returns. T n,cSSS Az NJ"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
Il INGs tARro THh WRjkSsMnhfNSd dFF66S FORTS
Headqxarters Department of WasA,ssfoa.

Il
wsss:se,S q s. ts' g, SOS. s. ISIS,
Barracks. Ofhcers' Quarters, Hospitals, Mess
tSs States snH snd
and batteries around Washington, - follows,
rorpkKS SBT I1 81 PeT s3s .t "a o.,o.,
R cecsk Parrot. m dfs oSi
buildings Same day at 5 o clock p. m, ct Battery
Vs Sn TGRsD 81 1F.0e ffSSdfh
st FSEs SimH Ssm fourteen ~ Fram' and log
IPe hBf kkGs al
suans: Same ass O'clock ant Fof
On Frs 5 sms Sa
ips ss% fT day At At FSEs Pc BUS
tHEfi a. ~ Is O'clock
:: aa yo.. 81. ro su RSd H
thirty 6 sT Tn EGsns BSdHs oco..
m m .. foss Th:ysf, seven % Fl Ff.%s and Log
buildings Same day: at u o,cloc6 A. Fort Sara
en- MoNpAY, N6vEMBfER 5t S at % o'clock q.
S... =. same aer d,y h al Frame BqbTs
esss four q Frame 12a building IiGss
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER z.h, .. 10 O'Clock
q. m. al Fort Snyder, nine t9) Frame Buildings;
aDd same day, at O'Clock p. m, at Fort Greble,
five t5) Frame Buildings.
On vrpS s2gTH OF N PST9MASR 81, .. u
Sspss and s same so d.y !. G s
On THURs6AY, HovEaBE Bo 9th, q 10 O'Clock
q. m, at Battery Garesche, nine l9i Buildings.
ss%s Day = Il Gslook ana Fort Reynolds
Fort scott. six IS Buildings. All if frame struc.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 o'clock a.
ct Fort Berry, nine (9l Frame Buildings. Same
day, at u o'clock e m at Fort Barnard, twenty
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. at 10 clock
.. M, at Fort Runyon, eleven I'll Frame Build
ings Same day, at IL O'Clock m at Fort Albany,
six t6l Frame Buildings, snd at O'Clock D. m, at
Fort HaggeIty; six go frame Buildings.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 o'clock
z; M at Fort Corcoran, forty nine (49) Frame and
Sn f rG1 EnfN NOVEMBER lah a. 10 O'Clock
q. M, at Fort Woodbury., twenty t29) Buildings.
Same day, at clsck p. m, ct Fort Strong. nine
teen tl9) Buildings and at clock p. at Fort
Bennett eight (s) Buildings. All frame and stock
ade structures.
These sales embrace very large quantity of lum-
ber and excellent opportunity is thus offered to
land owners and others In the vicinity Of Washing
ton to secure building and fencing material conve-
The military gnard will remain upon the prem
Uses seven days after date of sale for protection Of
property; and purchasers mot owners of the land
will be required to remove the buildings, &C., with
in fifteen days from the time Of purchase.
Buildings will be sold sinely.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
N i. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
oc 1SUt Department of Washington.