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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-09

.FIRE;-A serious alarm of fire occurred on We'd
desday at IL o'clock a. NJ, in DR.. Healys office,
Montgomery street; but after it had nearly de-
moIished the roof, was. extinguishedb5 the energy
of a large number of citizens. We are informed
that there was little or no protection by tin OF any
thing else where the fstoFe7pipe passed through
the roof. Hwould have cost twosand half. A
new roof will cost more. Had it occurred in the
nightithe whole city would PROBABLY have been
burned down a gain. This should be a tolerably
sufficient warning but we are notso sure whether
it will or no. m bH4 gt Etai#es f5gs s5fsl
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NOTICE TO CATHOLICS. Il REGULATIONS
FOR THE JUBILEE. Father PouIin gives no.
tice that the Jubilee will commence at Boise City
Dec. 18th and continue until the 15th.q At. Cen
treville Dec. 10th, continue until the 10TH At
Idaho City, Dec 10th, continue until the 24th. At
Pioneer City on Dec 5th, continueunti1 1.-THE 2oth.
At Placeryille Dec. 28th continue until 3lst.
He will be present at the above named places at
the dates set opposite, and will give instructions
at each place every evening while there, aud at
Mass in the morning. if5fe.4 t,t fab11 81
Midnight Mass will be celebrated here in Idaho
City on the night Of the 14.h inst. at half past
eleven o'clock, and High Mass at Pioneer City, at
half past 10 O'Clock A. M, of the 18th inst. 5 ~
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We call special attention to the whole column
new advertisement of Powell & Ooe. This firm
has by enterprise, promptitude aud honorable
dealing, established reputation not surpassed
by. any business house among US, either in extent
of business or confidence Of the public. Dir. Ed
win Powell, member resident here, is one of our
most esteemed citizens. w s aodfs s8aa91i8se
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UNlHLLl, BOISE AND IDAHO EXPRESS AND FAST FREIGHT LINE.

MAllLIA, BONE AND lDAHU EAPRESS ANU FAST FEIT LINE.
NOW IN COMPLETE RUNNING
intermediate
UMATlLIA DAYS.
. TO RUBY CITY,
su and
San
the
all line
MFkA- %H & r. e MeE - - ...4
Goods
IT, LIZ 81 H. Line
to at
Linean cont
OF IV POUNDS
p@h
e. &C. Il
. PASSENGERS CARRIED AT REDUCED
the
aa"cnnS OFFERED Families Trardng
fft 3
R.. WuKN
i,.. b. DUREL6E Co. IUmatIA
Rocky Bar LSouh BoRel B. Portland
NTTlrEa
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HARrwELL's BALL.--On Thanksgiving night OF
this week Mr.. H. gave altogether the finest dance
of the season About forty ladies graced the oc-
casion These Assenblys W i'll be '.the thing this
winter, and as everybody who attends is perfectly
satisfied there is no necessity of our being partic-
ularly sweet on them.
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The tTAIoAL. II Tonight, "a Lady and Gentle.
man." and Loye Up Tree" besides the songs
and Dances New additions are being made to
the troupe as fast as any talent arrives. Grand
bill offered for to morrow Sunday night Mrs.
Getzler and the whole company deserve the full
houses they are getting. If you want to be well
amused visit the Jenny Lind.
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CoxF1crIoNERY Tue holidays are coming, and
all wla desire t. please the palate should take
look attlle window Of Louis Redon and brother, at
Matthews old stand on Main st. Cake Of all des-
cription is furnished THERE of superior quality and
at cheap rates. Any who do not believe should go
and try.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-09

JusT EEcEIr I'D at Pinney's Book Store, a splen1
did assortment of Bancrot's Diaries for 1866 con-
taining o. s. Stamp Duties, Rates of Postage, val.
ue of Foreign Coins. Weights and Measures, etc.
Call soonif you want one as they are going.of
very fast. ~ lst@
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Jimmy Brown, Of the .Sheriff's saloon" has our
sincere thanks for some fine champagne wine and
an elegant cake. Of course we shall send them
down to Boise City for fear the Senior doesn't get
anything quite up to that style down there () s4s.
Mr.. Brown is an experienced and popular
Saloonist' and an atfable and accommodating
proprietor do ~ baa aahl9szg DiAs ss
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po,op Rs .Svo Those gentleman have insti

PR1oR BRAEks Those gentleman have insti-
Auted the best gift enterprise that has been offered
In this country. Their prizes are valuable, aud
the policy liberal As to their integrity and tair-
ness in the conduct of such ascheme. no one will
question it. Tickets are two dollars each. The
drawing to take place January 4th, 1866. For
particulars we refer the public to their Large post
ers and to the programmes. fa 3nsa.z3nt i.
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cry News.
Read the Locals in 2 Ups and Downs" to-day.

b.. M. DuRell & Co.'s Fast Freight Line contin-
ues with the same regularity. See small advance
in rates of freight in their advertisement. 19g
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BAR DINNER.~-Upon Saturday evening last q
dinner having been rendered to Judge Mcbride
by bis legal friends in Idaho City, came off at the
Pouiade House with considerable zest and conviy-
iality All left the table in the greatest good hui
NOR with themselves and everybody else.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-09

The Rev. Father Poulin gives list of Church
festivals and services for the coming holidays, to
which we call the attention Of our many readers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-09

We are in receipt of numerous bottles of good
whiskcy from Priors's Saloon. And from others.
The principal editor being absent this community
seems to wish to help US all that it can. 9ssa
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Committee Of Arrangements
.drich hobart OsNaill w II pl,,,,Ioro

c. L. Goodrich Robert ONeill, W. H. Blumberg.
COMMITTEE Of L1uitatiOn
IDAHO C1TY-P. E. Edmondson, J. H. Wicker
sham, A. Sheeline, j. B. Atkins, j. l. Crutcher
JAS A. Pinney, Joss B. Oldham, "A. P Turner,
F.. w. Bell, John Christie, A. Spielman. DIR.
Raymond, Hon. Frank Campbell, Hon. H. C.
Street, Hon. Jno. B. Pierce, Hon, IS. P. Scaniker.
Hon. G. Dana Sayrs, Fred Knauer, j. A. Brown,
= III. Lazarus, ]. D. Galbrath, Judge John S. GRAY.
S. j. Moody, Frank Connolly. fDEyde McClin-
took, Samuel A. Merritt, j. n. PedIar, A. Rossi.
Robt Lehmanil. ga
BUENA VISTA BAR-Henry Allen. j. III. Gerrish
Robert O'Neili George Boos, Wm. Killebrew,
j. B. Friend, John Baker.
PIONEER C1TYLHon. John NJ. Cannady, F. B.
Britten, Hon. nj. j. Looney,
PLACERvILLE-Capt. H, Gushing, Ferd Roosevelt
Hon. l, L Tiner,W. A. Atlee, W. Maloney Chris.
Highly, Chas. Herzog, Jacob. Loeb, g. T. Young,
Jesse Bradford Jas. Harpham, Howard Bledsoe
CENTERVILtE-B. f. Duke, d. w. Cummings
BOISE CITY-H isExcellency, Gov Caleb Lyon of
Lyonsdale, Hon. John K. Mcbride, Hon. Milton
Kelly, Hon. II. @. Riggs, Chas. Sahnger, M.
Wilzinsky.
Rocky BAR-Hon. Stephen B DiIley, S. Goldstone
Committee Of Reception: Eys
Jonas W Brown. A. Benedict A. scheeIine A. p Turner
Floor Managers
G. L. Goodrich, Frank B. Britten, Chris Highly
MUSIC BY KINGS FULL QUADRILLE BAND.
&8-Dancing to at o'clock, P. NJ precisely
Tickets qncluding Supper ,..,.,,.S1O 90,
in Idahocity and of Robert ONeill Buena Vista Bar
n6w4 .f 81 .lf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, R. r..
- 90 90

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WAsHIHGToH
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
AND LYSCHBURG.
On and after Friday Sept 1, isss, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at 90 O. m. and - D. m.
Leave AleXandria at IS O and 90 D. m.
kssEs e q R;sSmsns a. =, g :Ds
TRAINS SoRTH. 1nu '~ D. M
Leave Lynchburg at 6 - O.. m and 10 D. n.
Leave hlehmond AZ 90 .. M. and z 50 p. N.
Arrive at Alexandria st IS D. m. and 4 80 O. n
Arrive At W Arlington at s. 50 D. N. and Is O. n,
On sundeys leave W ashingtsn at 50 D. m only
LEGAL height train leaves Alexandria at 400 O.
Scrdonsvihe at L. S .. m. and arrives ct AleKan-
dria at 500 p. m. Through freight leaves AleXan-
dra at 90 q. N. and arrives at LynshbUrx ct re
p. m. Leave Lynchburg at $50 .. m. and arrive &C
Passengers for wsrrentoa Will take the 90 O. m.
train south from Washington and the 6.Ss o. m.
train north from LynchbuTg.
Passengers by the 6.45 Q. and z Is p. N. traina
trains from Richmond connect with trains at Wash-
ington for all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the advantage ever all others, ~
having continuous rail from New York 70 Lynch
IL Also passes through Fairfax, Bull Bun, Manas-
sassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rappahannock, Gull
pepper, Orange and Gsrdsnsy5ee, where many OF
the late great battles were fo9Rht:
T isksss o can Be procured pro- IN AsaTs E.press
washington, also 1t the Depot on haryIssd
Trsins leave the corner Of Is. and O ,tr.s...
Warrington. W. Z; e MsSAFEhRLY.
J.M BRokpUs' o'eA''
Alexandria, Sept. j, 1865. ssS-u
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WBAT THE POLICE FOUND IN ULSTER
There is good story told to the effect that in
formation having been received of arms being
concealed in an Ulster parish, the local magis-
trate took unto himself a number of mounted
eonstables, and set off in quest of the contra
band goods. They sought all day in farm and
byre and barton, and found nothing. Their
search continued through the night, and at
last their perseverance was rewarded by see
ing, AZ two O'Clock in the morning, a light
streaming through the chink of an clubhouse
Clearly there was something wrong here, and
so the building was surrounded, the door burst
open with the butt-end Of a carbine, and the
eager magistrate and police broke in upon a
very much astonished farmer, who was at
tending favorite sow in her confinement
The police could not stand so absurd a Joke
ana burst into fit of laughter as inextinguish-
able as that OF the Homeric gods. The magis.
himself butt until his dying day-and so he
gave the farmer a sovereign to mend his door
and hold his tongue.-Londoa Shipping Gazette
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EVENING STAR.
Baltimore Markets, November 10.

Conee.-Stock Of Rio in first hands light, but
trade fairly supplied. Other descriptions
scarce. We quote, with a limited Demand
Common 70 fair Rio, 1eKa208 cents, gold; good
70 prime do, 20a22 cents, gold; Iaruayra ga
234 cents, gold, and Java, 3Oa32 cents gold.
flour.-ln the absence of all demand for eX.
por. transactions are very moderate, and pri-
ees are barely maintained for Howard street
and western descriptions. Baltimore high
grades are so cents lower We note small sales
OF Howard street super at ss.5Oa962k, and ex-
ira do. at Sl05O per barrel.
Rye Flour.-New first quality Is jobbing
slowly at 81 - aS7.25.
Cornmeal-No sales made public City Mills
nominal at q .25aS4. $50 per barrel
Buckwheat Meal.-Receipts and demand
moderate We quote at S4.75as4.s7K per 100
pounds.
Grain.-Transactions in wheat were light
and prices lower, sales Of very fair to very
good red being made at 234a243 cents, and do
white al 365a3S5 cents. No choice samples at
market. White corn was quite active and
very nrm at S5aS6 cents for lots of new and old
crop IN shipping order. small sale OF hon.
my was made at 95 cents, and 1,5OO bushels
damp new at 20 cents. The entire receipts Of
yellow corn, only 1,4OO bushels, were placed at
s2as3 cents, lot of LOCO bushels prime old
bringing the latter rate. Oats were dull at 5Oa
81 cents, weight Rye ruled fiTmer, 200 BUSH
els selling at 100 cents, and 100 bushels at 95
cents per bushel.
Provisions-Market inactive and unsettled
but lightly supplied with all varieties of hog
product. Jobbing lots of Bacon Slices are sci.
ling At % AL cents, and Shoulders at 1SHalSA
cents. Hams and Bulk Meat are out of the mar
fet. Mess Pork we quote at 500. 75as2I .25,
prime Mess at s2eas2e.5O City Lard is firm at
26Aa2 cents. Sales during the past two or
three days foot up 100 packages. Western
esarce and held al 90 cents.
Susars-All grades of raw Sugars are very
dull, and we can only give nominal quotations,
viz:
Cuba and E L. fair to good refining. .s13 Scala 90
grocery. 13.75al4 SO
prime 70 choice grocery. Is OOa15 IS
Porto Rico fair 10 good grocery. :. IA .OOa14 IS
" prime to choice groc'y Is 25a15 rs
Whlskey-Sales reported comprised $50 bbls
Country, second hand packages, in bond at 40
cents and 100 bbls Western in lots, at s.. 43a
S2i4. Market quiet but firm at the close.-Bal-
ItpaOrs ApsericGQ.
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CATTLE, CATTLE, CATTLE.
OFes DEPOT Con1nlissdry o Subsistence,
WdsAiNGfoH, u. C.. NoHemhAr O. iakS I

0&cs DEPOT Corrnlis,dry Subsistence,
Washington, D. c., November 9, 1855
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
by the undersigned. in this city, until Il O'Clock
M.,TUEsDAf, November q, 1865, for the purchase
of about
FIVE HUNDRED HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE.
The Cattle may be seen, at any time before the
day OF sale, at the Government Cattle Yard, in
Alexandra, Va.
Bids will be received for the Cattle in lots OF We
each; the bidder having the privilege Of obtaining
many from each class as he may wish to purchase
but no proposals for . less number than We will
be considered.
The classes will be numbered from one to four,
and where bids are made for given number OF each
class, the Cattle will be designated by the officer in
charge.
Parties, to whom awards are made, win be re.
qufred to deposit nifty per cent. OF the purchase
money At the time the bid Is accepted.
Blank proposals will be furnished by the under
No bids will be received from parties who have
with the Government.
All of the Cattle not disposed of in this manner
will be sold at Auction, at the above named place.
at Il o clock q, m, on WEDNESDAY, the nd day
Of November, 1866. g. BELL,
30 ll-eo5t Major and @. g., u, 8, A.
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SHARP REToRT.-A few days ago friend of
ours attended a wedding party in the country,
short distance from the city. Accidentally
he had pair of infants shoes, nicely wrapped
IN piece OF paper. Here, he thought, was a
chance for some fun; so, going up so the newly
made bride he gave her the package with the
remark thatit contained something that would
De useful TO her after a while. The lady
opened the package, critically examining its
contents. then turning to our friend, remarked
81 am much Obliged to You for the present,
but II had married you 1 wouldn't have
needed them. '-Aaqsrins XVI BuLletin
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GALE OF NAVY CANNON.

Bneax Of Ordnance. Mary Department.
washington City, November 10, 1855.
Notice lie hereby given that, on the frst day Of
December next, at IL o'clock noon, there will be
sold at public auction. at the Navy Yard, Phila-
delphia, Pa, one hundred and ninety Eve 1850 old
Cannon.
These guns are to be sold by the pound, and one
half Of the purchase money is to be paid at the
completion Of the sale, and the ether half upon the
removal of the gCns by the purchaser, which re-
moval must take place within ten days after the
sale, and at the expense Of the purchaser.
II. A. WISE,
no IL eotd Chief Of Bureau.
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AUCTION SALES.

FARM FOR SALE IdnI II PENCE GEORGES
lis acres, Of which IS is in 8 high state Of cult
farming the residue heavily smSsr aRr
(say from three 70 ave thousand cords Of TIMBER Z
Within ten miles Of Wsshins.On on one Of the best
5s;a. .S y sh.a Osi joins the lands Of
Persons wishing to purchase can apply to the
axe IL the snf sand who VIII
The sale Is take place at Robeys Tavern, Sur.
P.H. HEIsKHLI.
ocN-eolm' A. p. HILL, Agent.
GALE OF GOyKRNMENT BARGE AT ALEX.
- ANDRiA, VA.
SQs''&s.ss;:ss 9s' Rs c*s%S.s re
Will be sold ct public auction, at Alex andris vir
ppdsE ehf se H 4 B os
November Is, 1865. At O'Clock ,. M, the Govern.
PARGE ".LoNACONNINe. NO. 80
IerLis Cash, in Geyernmsnt funds.
Chief ousrtermastsr, DEPOT Of Weshingten.
esEs sAk1 Hs o1H9SgHSEETH TS
:S? SGSssbss s9sS1 s. sss
ss:s: H.. s:s ss. sS.s'
l6 Rack Cars, feet 50 inch gusee.
136 Flat Cars, feet ga inch guage
Hand Cars, feet 81 inch guage.
Also, the Machinery. Tools, and Materials in
the y. B. ID. Railroad Repair Shops at Newbsrn,
There will also be offered about 100 tons Railroad
S1 Brides .nf ss ssa
hsGhinists' Toels, Iron, Steel, and Copper, and
The attention Of Railroad Managers and Deal
ers to the large quantity Of this class Of
property offered, embracing everything required
~ A
road.
Full information. with lists of property and
description OF the engines, will be given on appli-
cation to the undersigned at Raleigh, N c.. by let
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock Q. m, November
erty is sold. 11
By order OF Brigadier General D. c. McCallum.
General Manager Military Railroads United States
j. +. BOYD,
Col. Z. @ and General Superintendent
u. 8. N r. r. g, Department N O.
RALEIGH, N. O., October 81, 1866. no 6-I7t
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N A g Z b &C.,
WINE MERCHANTS,
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

cOutheast corner llth street,
Have on hand and are constantly receiving supe-
nor brands Of Wines, Liquors. &C., Gin bond or
suty PAID which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates, Wis:
Old Otard and Hennessy BRANDY.
Old Jamaica and st. Croix BUM
seoteh and Irish WHISKY.
Oh Holland GIN, Phoenix and other brands
Harmony and Grown SHERRY.
Old opcrto and Burgundy PORT
CLARET, the following brands, lin wood or
de-, &c.
SAUrEREA, Tin wood or glass;
RHINE WINE, Tin wood or glass; the following
brands: Ungsteiner, Deidesheimer, Niersteiner
GieseDheimer. Hochheiner, Fenerberger, Johan-
Iisberger, Liebfraunilch, &C.. &c.
Burgundy and hoselle WINES.
Champagne and Sparkling Hook, OF the choicest
brands,
D'Absinthe, Curscas, Mavachinal, &C., &C.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE
French WINE VINEGAR
SWEET OIL, SARDiNES, &C., &c.
Crosse Blsckwell's PICKLES and SAUCES,
&C., &c, &c. oc 10 I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
EINAL SAILS OF GOvRRNNINr HOBsDe
AND MULES

vii, b. sold :. esElis .oeit o. Oh du 9Ss u.
S.ss: s.Ssa ssss Rsn''' the
Ne. Yor, .e..yt sFM hoHK; Of each week, ~.
sSssS yss isse of each week, 100
PhiI:s Id y f. JESsSsEHSRsSnY. November >,
|" h:t asaf ftis of each week,
s HiITEj:;s.Is, sRs.STuEsDAr Of '..n week. loo
aar!issnra. uH-rHuRspAY, svembsr =, .,
hseh.niesSsrs, h PsS sfSi So November =,
~ Si HSSsTss, Pa.-wEDsrsDAr. November 10,
u 6Gst.,TyiIie, Pa.-rRIDAY, November Il, 100
Chester; psl Az ecspsy, Pa.-wEDRlsDAY.
E 56iksssiEysille' fs'-THURsDAY, November Is, 100
= TIiSsgs;Tyiille, Pa.-THURsDAY, November 50, 100
vembsr 2; and n, 100 Mules each day. NV
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del.-TUESDAY Of each week. 100
WILMINGTON, ,Dei.-FRIDAY. Of each week, 100
MULES each day.
Bsl.ine.s: Md-WEbEEsbiY. November Is.
BaItl%SEs; Md.-wEDNEsDAY. November -,
TUESDAYS and THERsDRYs s. Of each week, 100
R RSf shIE s;' 81 sAkE uLEs WILL TAKE PLACE
AT WASHINGTON, d. O.
At this series Of sales all the Government ami
mails will be disposed OF Buyers sheuld therefore
avail themselves Of this last opportunity to pur-
For sales Of public animals In the West zee official
Animals will be sold singly.
kAlee to commence at 10 A. n.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
by order OF the Quart6rmAator General.
p,eve. pr,s LANES asa A. Fem Y H..
.ea 'e' .sffa FIRST fDsi1 1i.ion, x a. eha
7 ARsE SALE ~ G9NIEMNER: 9gARTKR-
eu s DssS, e sss's'fss
Of e .aeTHn nSasn se
FsTsS I'd :sT;s; SSsPAI
Condemned stsnI S.o usrte5msstsr Stores, viz:
Tables De.fs B' ssnass GSsns HsmS ssr
Harness, Hslters, Saddles, Whips, Wrenchss,
hSTssNs nIss fsan. fess sS0T
Spades, Wheelbarrows, Brooms, &C.
Will be sold at the late site of Government Re.
On THURSDAY, November Is, 1855, At 10 o'clock
sc pound: Of Of WAGON A.Is., Iron.
S,i0o pounds Of Scrap Chain.
7'4oO pounds of scrap I19p; &c.
Win be sold at Kendall Green Park about one
mile northeast Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, on FRIDAY, November "a, 1865, at 10
O'Clock O.. m:
ACarts,
l04 Two horse A1pulances,
q Two horse Spring Wagons,
Toe ..es w GHf e from nn.
the whole is sold.
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within five days from date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Brevet Major General D. Il. Rucker,
CHAS. II. TOMPKINs,
no+17t Brevet Colonel and Qnartermaster.
AUCTION SALE OF RAILROAD MA.
CaEe oC Assistant QMdrfsyn7aster,(
Wdshtngton, October 81, 1885 {
will besold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
November D. 1855, at p. at the Machine De Dot
Of G. and c. PLACE, No. 222 Pearl street, New
York city
One % Hydrostatic Wheel Press.
One % Large Railroad Drill.
One ID Punching and shesring Machine, com
bined
-Four az Fifteen ton Jacks.
One hundred (l00) Claw Bars
Forty four (44 dozen Assorted Files.
Six TO- Kerosene Head Lights.
The above machinery 10 all new, and WAS con-
structed for the United States Military Railroad
service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
H. l.. ROBINSON,
oS SLIT Brevet Colonel and A. Q. n.
ERAME BUILDINGS AT AUCTION
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

Bmedu Of Ordnance. Ndcy Dspdrmsatl
Wdshfngton City, November 6, 1865.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc-
tho 6 S1 Yard b. on hos
DAY. November %, 1855, at L. noon, lot Of 200
barrels of NAVY CANNON and MUsKET POW
DERS.
Samples Of these Powders can be seen until the
day Of sale at the Ordnance Office, with the de-
scription and quantity of each kind attached.
The powders must be removed by the purchasers
within five days from the day Of sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
ii. A. WISE,
no 7-tuth4t Chief of Bureau.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
= 49, - 8 e. :

WAsElNsT TON, October -, l1S.
Trains between Warrington and New York arc
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily Except Sunday at 80 . m, and Q
FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsdsl-
phia,
Leave daily except Sunday at Ills .. m. and
40 D. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday ct 7S and Ills o.
m, and 40 and 80 ,. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at D. m only.
Leave FOR Philadelphis At 80 p. N. emily.
Sleeping cars for New York on 50 D. train
daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, train and sleep
Ing car run only TO fhiladelphia.
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia. New York, or
Boston, can be bad at the Station 0ce At ell houre
In the day, As well as at the Office in the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Pennsylysnis avenue,
between AZ and 6th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
FOR schedule between Washington, Baltimore An.
nspolis, and the West.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of TRANSFORMATION,
l.. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C Soft GEO. s. K00NTZ, Agent, washington.