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WAsHIEGTON ITEMs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80

" 1lI1l-N U vi Q UT W
The one dollar and two dollar notes to
be Issued by the Treasury Department to
the National Banks will soon be delivered
by the engrsvers.
The following was addressed, January
26th, 1865, to Mr.. VIM. P. Wood, Super
intsndent of the Old Capitol prison:
"SIR; Colonel North having been &C
quilted BY the Military Commission, before
which be was tried, the Secretary of War
directs thst he be at once released from con-
hnement. Report the..receipt of this order.
every respectfully, your ob't sv't,
"E d. TOWNSEND A. A. G."
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FROM MEMPHIS.

CAIRO, Jan. 80.
The steamer Belle of Memphis srrived
with 2s4 bales of cotton from Memphis.
A band of guerrillss attacked our pick
cts back of Memphis on Thursday, but
were driven off with the loss of their leader
and several others.
Sixteen deserters from Tennessee regi-
ments came into our lines on the same day
and made application to take the amnesty
oath. They report that a great many OF
their comrades are watching for an oppor-
tuniky to desert
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ARTILLERY HORSES.

T WILL PURCHASE ARTILLERY
HorssE in open market until further notice, ai
One Hundred and siIty-fvs (Sl65l per Head 10
cifcstions:
Artillery Horses must be Of dark eolors, cund
in all particulars, strong, quicE and active, we'll
broken and squire trotterB in harness in good
sIh and condition. from Elk t6) 10 Tee llO) yeari
old; not less than Fifteen and Ohe-hah Q51) hsndi
high each horse 10 weigh not less than ten hun
drsd and hfty q ,050) pounds.
By order Of Col. Jas. T. EKrE, Oh. Div. Q. M
Depsrtmeut, BASIL Z. SPANaLER
jau2Sdss Captain and Asst Q. NJ.
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NEWS FROM REBEL PAPERS
Richmond Papers on Recon
stFuctiOn.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Kirby Smiths Army to be
Transferred to Mexico
FROM MEADVlLLE.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l

1I1l77117 TIT . UT o
Mr.. Dyer, Teller of the Bank of Craw.
ford County, at the time of his getting into
the cars and making his way from this
vicinity, was arrested by detective Kelsey
on suspicion of being the perpetrator Oi
the theft perpetrated at the Bank of Craw-
ford County on last Thursday evening.
Upon being searched the sum of about
$4,000 was found sewed up in the seat oI
his psntsloons. He is now confined in the
Crawford county jail to await trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31

Meszrs 7. and H. GAUGHAN Co., l16 Broadway,
New York, extensive MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS
Of al tne leading and most fashiOnabiA styles Of
WATCHES And JEW ELRY, desiri 70 increase
theirbusiness to unlimited extent have resolved
upon q GRHAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject 70
the regulations following:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and Its value,
are placed in sealed Envelopes and well mixed One
qftbese elopes viii be sent BY mail 70 any address
- receipt Of Is rents.
IHGrclss SOId a One Dollar each, soi0st regard "a
Vdluef
On receipt Of the Certificate sou VIII see what you
are going 70 have and then II is at your option to
send the dollar aud take the article or not. urcha-
ssrs may thus obtain 3 Gold Watch, DiamOl Ring,
or aay So Of Jewelry on QUE list for ONE DOLLAR,
srd 10 no case can they get les4 than One Dollars
worth, as there no blanks. The pl4ce Of Oertih
One tor IS cents I'VE for -; thirty for IS; sixty.
I've for SO; one hundred for sl5.
AGENTS vii be allowed 10 cents on eTery o frtih.
cate ordered by them, provided their remittance
amounts to One Dollar. Agents will collect 23 cent
for every Certificate AMI remit Is cents 10 u.s. eiths
in cash or postage stamps. "
7. and H. GAFGHAN ; co
JanlS:15s lis iiroadWay. NV York.
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FROaI FORFREss MONROE.

Advices from North Carolina have
reached here, to the effect that the Vel
don and Castor Bridges have been carried
away by the heavy freshet in that river.
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Associated Press Report.
FROM mEADVIbLE.

MEADvILLE, Pa, Jan. 30.
Our stolen bonds are all recovered and
the thief arrested.
[Signed.
Cashier Bank of Crawford County.
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A NEW CAMPAIGN.

The Worlds Port Royal correspondent
mentions the beginning of a new cam
paign, which will be brief but grand, and
says the reputed and ultimate object of
their attenti on will probably create for
them more prestige and glory than would
the capture of one hundred ordinary
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Rebe1s on the Late James EfVer
FfaseO--The RIehsaOnd Sentinel on
the SttuntiOR.--The Sound of Alarm.
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS

100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, DC,
WORTH oYER
ONE MILLION DOL L A RSl
All to be sold for One Dollar each, without regard to
value. Not 70 be paid for until you know what you
are 10 receive.
splendid List Of Articles,
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Administrator de boHis Of
ianaI.1q2W htephen TAYLOR. deceased.

CUPERFINE BLACK ALPACAS-
d. and Ga extra quality Black AIpacssi also
Low and Medium G adeI, !, " opening.
jEn8O Z. !. BALDWIN GO.
WINSEL TARLTONS.-F FIGURED
sndTinsel Tarltons for Evening Wear.
jansO E. L BALBWIH & 90.
7 ANA LACE SHAWLS.--LAMA
llCapos and shsvls; Point ace OApes.
janS5 E. 1. BALDWIN q co.
SOOTCH LAMA PLAIDS-VERY
SbeAutiful designs, nov opened By
JAnS0 E. 1. BALDWIN co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN petition will be presented to the Commission
ers-of CHTahoea county, as their March Session,
1885, asking for the location Of g public highway
in BrtcksviIis Township, commencing at the tnt,r.
section OF the River Road with the line or lots "a
and Is; thence running in an hastsTy direction 10
the centre of Guy ahogs River, near the Road Lock
on the Ohio Canal. lsnS9:lSl
M ASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
INl command Of decretal order OF sale from tbe
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyAhoga county, at the
suis Of Alfred Kellogg Administrator Of the Estate
Of Martin Kellogg, deceased, AGAINST John Pellett
and Charles Hart, 10 me directed, shRu cher fIr
sale at public auction, at the deor Of the Court
House in the city Of ClsTsland, on the twenty
eighth day Of February A. d. 1866, at three O'Clock
P X the following described premises, to Wit -
Parts of lots eighty six (6 and ninety-sx, (s6) in
Dover township, NUMBER BeFeus kfl ANo IN the hl-
teeuth range in the Connecticut western Reserve,
being also IN Cuyahoga county and state OF Ohio,
and bounded a. follows Commencing on the Lake
shore on the Northeast corner Of land Owned by
Joseph Moore, iun., and running tbsncs South on
said Moore's West line to Henry TsylOr's land;
thence West on the North line Of ssid Tsy land
to land owned by Benjamin CohOon aud samuel End
Jacob BOTTOM; Ihencs Mouth on the East line Of
said Cohoon and Bottoms land TO ths Lake shore
thence East along the Lake shore 10 the place OF
beginning, containing fifty eight acres OF land, be
the same less, together with all the hered-
itGments aud appurteDAnces theteunto belonging
but subject 20 all legal highways.
Appraised at So 0SO.
D. ". GAGE, Master Oom'r.
B. B. BEAvIs, Pits Atty. Jan2sl91
nHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
The dispsnsation Of Physicians Prescriptions
always receives at our hands that care and aitsn-
tion which their importance demands, and none
but articles Of most unexceptiouable quality are
used in their preparation.
I Physicians who conhde their Prescriptions to
our care, are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL a BR0THER,
jans7 No. l26 Ontario street.
OUNDRIES.-
- 10 bbIs Buckwheat Flour.
800 bush notify Seed.
200 bush Clover Seed.
60 bbls Dried Apples
5000 fbs Lard in bbls and kegs.
For sale by r. 7. LYON,
iauZ5.lss lstp O. MerEin st.
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NUhIEo.-
- 10 bbls BuckWheat Flour.
800 bush Tmothy Seed.
200 bush Clover Seed.
60 bbs Dried Apples.
5000 bs Lard in bbls and kegs.
For sale by R. T. LYON,
ianZl:lss lstp o. MerEin st.
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FROM WHs HlNGTON.

-Vl-W 7 VIsAi . III OU.
The Posts Washington specisl saws:
The Committee on Ways and Means have
submitted part of the new tax bill to the
Committee of the Whole. Almost all the
list of tax is increased by this bill.
The enrolment bill now before the Sem
ate Military Committee gives permission
to obtain substitutes from among persons
enrolled on the Provost Msrshsps books.
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GOLD MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.
Gold at 10 P. NJ, 2114.
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YELLED IN MYSTERY.

Every available soldier in Sherman's
army has left Savannah, Beaufort and
Port Royal. Their destination is still a
mystery to the enemy, who continue to
guess. 1t is no matter where the army
may be now treading, but it will eventu-
ally be seer in the vicinity of Charleston.
General Sherman has not given hint Of
his programme, and his troops have evin-
ced no curiosity in the matter.
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q In his remarks concerning the frauds in
the Navy Department, Mr.. Hale read
from a report of the Select Committee of
last year, stating thst there was as much
fraud on the Government by purchases
made by the Chiefs of Bureaus, as in any
other way. He said the principal witness
on these Navy Department frauds was
arrested by order of the Navy Depart
ment and placed in close confinement, with
orders not to be released under half mil
lion bail. He was released on smaller bail
by the interference of the President He
fully believedthe cause of that man S ar
rest was the fact of his giving testTrs ony
on that Investigation. He said the Of RceI
ordering the arrest was demonstrated with
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A gift of $5l,O in government bonds
o Vice Admiral Farrsgut has been com.
pleted by placing the bonds in his hands
and transmitting to him letter Of pre-
sentation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31

The Popes Encyclical letter is the lead
ing theme of discussion in France. The
Projects had been ordered to report upon
its effects. Tne Government, it was said,
contemplated serious step in the matter
II was rumOred that there had been q
difficulty between the French and English
military authorities at Alden.
Bourse frmer; Rantes eff 35c.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, Jan. 2O.-Cardinal Wisemsn
has had a serious relapse of illness.
The Tines city article says: Funds yes
terdsy experienced q further decline. One
cause for the general heaviness is the feel
ing of dependency and unrelisved de-
preston of the market for various staples
of colonial produce.
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AUCTION SALES.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
Il INGs AT THE DIsMANTLED FORTS
AROUND WASHINGTON
HEADQUARTERS Department Of Wash,sstos.
0Acl nf Chs<f IIuaxte-.a~.s

Headquarters Department Of WashtHgtoa. ]
wae.s sa ~ s. SIG g. Ss esossr IS SIS
Will be sold at Public Auction to the hi CHEST BID
Barrsets: odieers SnsTiers. HSsptai: x %. sae
houses: Stables and other structure. belonging to
and batteries around Washington, a. follows,
VIZ NORTH OF POTOMAC.
M, .. Battery PARROT four frame baildiHs. Same
SHildinss SAME day at 3 o'cisct ,. m, At Battery
5s fs5e S1idTss
Buildings. Same day s at O'clock ,. M, 81 Fort
nBS kkGs at
sn m Fart m Bssyard twenty Frame and Log
n:f Rf ses tIs O'Clock
BaS1ss snd At Ri nus
81 az e
a.; a. Fort sisn%sI, SIX 90 FRANC BuiidIp6S;.
On t5%i .h :. 10 o'clock
toea fOSsieen I Frame and Log Budnss. SARA
AsI q GAsEHEN s sRA u
m; At Fort Meig., seven a. Frame Buiidinss:
Foft Ricketts,, four ~ Frame ram BuiId diH
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, a. 10 o'clock
a m, at Fort Snyder, nine 90 Frame Buildings;
and same day, at O'Clock p. No. at Fort Greble,
five 90 Frame Buildings.
SOUTH OF POTOMAC.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, at ii
se'ciosk q. m; at Fort Willard, ten lol Frame
Fort Williams, nine 49, Frame Buildings
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, at 10 o'clock
g. m, at Battery Garesche, nine t9D Buildings.
Same day, at u o'clock q: m, at Fort Reynolds,
Fort Scott, six (6J Buildings. All frame struc-
lures.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 O'Clock q.
m, at Fort Berry, nine ~ Frame Buildings. Same
day, at II O'Clock a. m, at Fort Barnard twenty
0P On ffMe SoVEMBER ,1th At clock
2. m, At Fort Runyon, eleven tll Frame Build.
ak (6l Frame Buildings, and at O'Clock D. m, at
Fort HaFgerty. six l6l Frame Buildings.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 O'Clock
M; at Fort SGrcoran, forty nine (49) Frame and
On On TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 18th. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, at Fort Woodbury., twenty (2e) Buildings.
same day, at oclsck ?. m, at Fort Strong, nine
teen (le) Buildings, and at 8 o. clock p M. at Fort
Bennett, eight 80 Buildings. All frame and stock
ade structures.
These sales embrace q very large quantity of lum-
Der, and an excellent opportunity is thus offered to
land owners and others in the vicinity of Washing
ton to SECURE building and fencing material conve
nisnt to their property. -
The military guard will remain upon the prem
Uses 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 singly.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
M /. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
&C lS-Dt Department of Washington.
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- Dan. voorhees, and Judge Clay had a
nght over some law point, at Greencastle, In
diana, few days since. 1t was a square fight
IN which nobody was seriously hurt, but cost
them each ten dollars.
SA convention Of Uniyersalists is in ses.
sion in Chicago.
81. w. Langston, a colored graduate of
Oberlin college, is about to stump Missouri i'm
behalf OF negro suffrage.
The colored people of Indiana are hold.
Ing convention at Indianapolis
@MaJor General Hancock is about to re-
move his family from St. Louis to Baltimore.
sS-It costs $50 to thoroughly dust the great
organ OF Boston.
SThe Western farmers and grain dealers
are to hold meeting in Chicago for the pur-
pose Of breaking down the excessive rates
on grain shipments to the East.
SMr. Perry, u. S. Consul at Tunis, accom-.
panying the Tunisian embassy, was robbed in
Philadelphia Of quantity of foreign coins IN
GLIDING an ancient Arabian gold coin, about
silver pieces, and nearly one thousand antique
copper coins.
~ Goldfish banks have been discovered in
the sea Of Ochotsk.
1Austria has $50, 600 mobiles.
@Chief Justice Chase is in Rhode Island.
Inc citizens of San Antonio, Texas, are
hoIolhg meetings TO get up a State subscription
Tor the rebel Gen. Hood crippled by wounds
SDayid King Of Norfolk has been sos for
selling sausages made OF cat meat "
FALL IN THE PRICE OF CoAL-The Goa,
dealers in Newport. X. l., on Monday last re-
dueed the price OF coal one dollar per ton Ar
the public sale of Scranton coal in New yorE
on Wednesday, prices declined about seventy
i've cents per ton.
- Hon. Ben. Wood has been nominated for
the New York Senate by the mozart Hallo
section of the democrats.
LOAN FOR THE STATE OF GEoRGIA-Mr.
Duncan, state agent for Georgia, is said to
have succeeded in negotiating in Neyu Work a
loan of one hundred per cent, on the faith of
the provisional State government of Georgia.
A BIG PRICE FOR HoGs.-Mr. v. III. Freaner,
of this city, sold few days ago four fine large
hogs, estimated to weigh 200 pounds to Mr.
Daniel Derr, butcher, for the neat little sum of
S24O, or about twenty dollars per hundred
weight-Frederick MAJ Citizen.
W Fifteen large rice plantations on the Cape
Eear TlNer are occupied and cultivated by
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AUCTION SALES.
RY LANES Q. MCGUIRE co., Auctiopeer

RY LANES O. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PATENT OFFICE.
BY virtue of Q deed Of trust, dated October T. .
D. 1854, and duly recorded in Liber N. @. T, No.
II, felio pos. &C.. one of the Land Records for ash
:.sgIss ,heIsby. Yin ssii at public suction. On
oslcekt p m, IN front Of the premises, an that
ington. being part Of Lots Nos. Ii, H. and Is. in
Square No. 4s5, beginning for the same on 7th
street west, So feet and 6inches south from the
northwestern corner Of said Square. and thence
running south 7th street Is feet and inches and
having depth Of lo2 feet and inches to alley,
This property is improved by goed and sub
stantiai Brick House, and 10 most desirable oca-
ton for business
Terms Of sale. One third in cash, Of which Slco
must be paid at the time of SALE The deferred pay
ments to be paid in s{1 and twelve months, With
of trust to the satisfaction of Trustee Terms of
sale to be complied with within five days after day
Of sale, otherwise the property may be resold at
risk and cest Of defaulting purchaser, after one
week q notice. .
All eonveysncins and stamps At purchasers cost.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee,
oc2 &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTuRE, PAINTINGS,S SILVER WARE, &c
On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. sIst, common
cling at 10 o'clock, we shall SELL at the residence of
the late Richard 8. Coke, north side of Louisiana
avenue near the corner Of 9Th street, the House
hold Furniture, aiming in part
Plush covered large Sofa and Rockers and Fancy
Chairs
Hair cleth Sofa and Rockers and Side Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Arm Chairs
Mahogany Marble top Sofa and Centre Tables
Quartette and ROut Table, Ottomans
Buel Work Table, Gilt Frame Mirror
Mantel Ornaments and Marble Clock
Window Curtains, Cornice and Shades
Secretary and Bookcase, Sideboard
Dining Table and Chairs
Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, &c
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands. Lounges
Bath Tubs. Beds, Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsterv
Bedding, Sheets, Pillew and Bolster Slips
Carpets; Mating, Stoves, Refrigerators, &c.
Together with a number Of
Paintings and Engravings
Silver Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons Soup La
Butter and Fruit Knives, Sugar Dish, and Cream
jug
Plated Tea and Coffee Set &c, &c.
Terms cash. JAMES NJ. CARLISLE
JOS. H BRADLEY, JR
Executors of r. y. Csxe.
oc 26fs j. @. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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NEGRO KILLED.-Mr Joseph Parker, of Sus-
sex county, while out hunting one day last
week, was forced to kill a coloTed man in self
defence. He was visiting some traps in the
woods, haG oent over one of them, when he
heard cap burst, and rising, saw a negro an
preaching with pistol in his hand. Mr. Par
ker Immediately seized his gun and shot his
assallant, killing him Instantly. He immedi-
ately sought the Provost Marshal reported the
case, and was Observation-Disclosures Iudex.
9th . ~'
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiepssrs.

onsSN = W lLbAhmSs AuCuoDeofes
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
RRGGSgSSEIdHS3LD FUESiruki BY fUBIio
On TUESDAY, the sist inst, at 10 clock o. m,
we shall sell, at the Club House, No. 365, on the
corner Of 18th and streets north, opposite Frank
One fne Parlor Suite, walnut Frame, covered with
Blue Psma:l cen,istisS Of Tets-a-tste, Sofas
One fine Parlor Suite, Rose God Frame, covered
with Green Rep, consisting Of Sofas, Easy, and
One fne Gilt Frame French plate Mirror, IL feet
long by feet wide
Two Walnut Whatnots and Ornaments
Two costly Walnut and Rosewood 4arble-top Gen.
One 4 e Walnut Writing Desk with Book Case at.
Walnut and Cherry wardrobes
Walnut Mrrble top Dressing Bureaus
Walnut French Bedsteads and Tables
Curled Hair and other Mattresses
Feather Pillows, Spreads. Sheets, Blankets, Com
forts. and other Bedding
Velvet. Brussels, Tapestry, Threeply, Ingram and
Hall Oil Clot6 and Brussels Step Carpets
One fine Oval Top, Carved Leg, Walnut Extension
Table Is feet long,
Oak Dining Chairs
Plateau Castors, Spoons, Forks and Cutlery
Dining Crockery and Glassware
One fine Cooking Stove and Utensils
good lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem unnecessa-
ry to enumerate.
oc 23-d Intel. Auctioneers.
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Is The Independent of this week has a
leader denouncing Mr.. Seward for his Auburn
speech and Mr.. Beecher for his recent discourse
on reconstruction. 1t introduces, par pare atkese.
asndrP ATTACK on President johnson for his
conversation with Mr.. Stearns, and closes nv
RIannng Itself on the rock of negro suffrage
Inc Anu-slayery Standard deyotes its leading
coIIInns 10 the same topics, and takes pre-
cisely the same view of them The Standard
speaks Of Mr.. Beecher ''as a caution and even
hmld man, accustomed to keep well in the rear
OF advanced opinions, weathercock rather
man polar STAR, and by this description it
hopes 10 be able TO weaken his influence In
stead OF efeeting this, it may possibly impair
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PAYMAsTERs OFFICE,
)POSALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT-AT-ARNs,
WASHINGTON, October IA, 1865.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Once
until IL O'Clock noon, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
November next, for the delivery of Five Hundred
l5oo tons, lof $40 lbs Of large egg, steamboat
furnace MhITE ASH COAL, thoroughly screened.
Also, Thirty 1901 Cords of best PINE WOOD, and
Twenty (0) Cords best straight HICKORY, all
thoroughly seasoned.
The Coal to be weighed and the Wood measured
by the Chief Engineer or his Assistant, and packed
away in the Senate vaults under his direction.
The whole of the Coal and Wood to be delivered
on or before the Oth November.
GEORGE T. BROWN,
oc16 Sergeant at Arms, e. S. 8.
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by C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer.

III
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FIRM
TURE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November l, at
IO1a O'Clock, shall SELL at No. 43I nth street
between e and II, the Household Effects of a
family removing from the city, consisting in part
One superior Rosewood Piano, made by Raven,
Bacon Co
One fine Rosewood Parlor Suite, upholstered in
sa'ln damssk. consisting of one Sofa, two Arm
Chairs, and six Reception Chairs
Fine Silk Brocatel and Embroidered Curtains with
Cornices, &c
Walnut Writing Cabinet
alnut Marble-top Center and Sofa Tables
alnut Etagere, Gas Chandeliers
BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets, Straw Mating
walnut Reclining Chair, superior Guitar
One very superior Mahogany Extension Table
Man ble-top sideboard, Cane seat and Arm Chairs
Clocks, China, Glass and Crockery
Hall Hat Rack. with mirror back
Mahogany Wardrobe; Mahogany Bedsteads
Superior Oak Cottage Set, complete with marbles
Iron Bedstead, Mattresses, Cooking Requisites &C
Terms cash. A cash deposit will be required of
each purchaser at the time of sale.
&C 6d @. W. BOTELER, JR., Auct.
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ID ABROAD CARS AT AUCTION.
United States Military Railroads,
Ofcs Of Assistaaf QNaytsYmastsv, s.
Washtxgtcn, ID. O., Oct. 10, 1854. y
will sell, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
November 8, at one ID D. the Depot Of the
New York Central Railroad, in Buffalo, H. Y ten
(IO) new eight wheeled box freight CARS, i've 60
Terms cash, In Government funds.
H. l.. ROBINSON,
oc lO-tno5 Brevet Colonel and A. o. N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28
RY G. w. BOTELER, JR., Auctioneer. =
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF CON.
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