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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04
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In Hyde Park, Jan. LIST 1865, Graz
of Edgar and Jane &. NJ
weeks and 3 days.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF oAREls
That gentle voice Is hushed " slssl
1t wakes no more on earth 10 wesl
She has gone nom To ana Il o. ~
On Jesus peaceful. happy breast
All can we. who raw her die,
Gaze upon with fearful eye
When we know she Is at rest 4
On Josus' peaceful. happy breS'
Grieve not my friends, for grisl J
Thy loved one ne er will come Nh
For God above, who saw her de,
Looked down and called her 10 !"
Oh lot thy heart TO God be gwen,
And meet Thy little one in Hesys'
" here Jesus reigns forever NOR
On Canaan's happy, peaceful sn0'
In Eden October, 3lst, RichaiO
aged 40 years.
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

The general aspect Of the war has not
changed much since our last. Our forces
arc quietly preparing for the final victory,
and the rebels are, as usual, Boosting of
some success which they are abont to
achieve
Gen. Buffers expedition against WIZ
mington has returned to Fortress Moa-
roe. not having accomplished all that
was Intended" Elsewhere all is favora.
Die -
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that ..hc had him and the money also. "
The manner in which prihes have been s"
pfreely offered shows the difficulties under
which parties in pursuit Of these fugu'ises
have been compelled to labor.
VERMONT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04

Co. Remember the Donation next
Friday afternoon and evening for the
benefit Of Rev. Mr.. Bailey.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04

Our thanks are rendered to the Glare.
mont Mfg. Go. for Diary received on
New Years Morning
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04
q There was big n.4 -z-s.-s>>.-
oil

a There was big n,, -z-ss-s--
York Saturday night md, OF
of the New YOIk national RIVER
Pgate the success of Gen las among the
Thomas There was 10 en- en- quite u
and military dignitsrie, Il n Sharon, Cd
Speeches were made by JOIN stowe, about !
president of the club. ;,o need business
derso"' and Gen. Dix, 18th of the will
greater l'ug:h and with NM, Of Caldwell !
than the rest. Gov Aul,, contents of !
on condition that nobod, IN or cart. dr
Massachusetts people about horse.
song brought down the hoy. b wilderne
VERMosr's Cnru,r Y phical advsl
of men against future c., kipgiy su'se|
on the 18th Of oc,oho, l If the upper
-.,--------..... ~ water privil
ANNUAL MEETING Or mild eventual
"iAih A""i'oLfuhb ooClEY zee Of the tow
meeting of the Vermont Sh. family aud
Society will eheld at Whit, .sme, and co
ion, on Wednesday the ih ding meroh
nary 1865, at nine O'Clock nse business n
lac Directors will NEE, Well estahli
evening January 81 able aud ART |
Daniel Nssing IN a q
Sec'y Vt. State Agri,pl,all6c'.t'ons
December, 18th. 1854. soon hecam
- -."---.-, various off
A" 'oFfA' Al o'owE-,g the Office
T'fp', VIII oe served up" Nutiye years
u Tue Ne" o"ufcn' In STOW" the general
evening JAN 9'h' Inst. consecuti,
Arrangements have been n.rs He W |
Oh 'he oes' ''meS' ho'ih'ON'w) county |
be there. songs and Glees via two wear
and young gentlemen and Having gai
grace aud enliven the occa,ud tired of
ing a variety of cxcell.nt Wished the b
body is invited to ccue. litnccd buyi
couple. III varied 9
ssT Tho TT,;rors,i,t c.u;, til feeling |
Mor,;stov, vii, hold r.;. g upon hin
Supper, on Friday evening". m
,oes :, u:,.n. H. the evenii |
IN. ,,:., ,o.. D care Of b
Families. Ticket to Supp,.
couple; single tickets rs cts '',''
Per order of the Commute Wv VIZ"
Mrs. j. G.. Page, Mrs. d. l.. Eatou' ''"D
N. Brown, Mrs. L, A. sears, MISC villages
ker, Mrs. s. W. Tenney. bushes
Mrs. /. A. DwMme one-S|
- ., nies' oeo and roma
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es- This being time of mutual con-

g8s This being time of mutual con-
xratulations, We take the opportunity, in
,bis. the first number of the NEwsDgALER
issued ia the year 1866, to wish all its
friends and patrons Happy NsW Year,
und to wish that they may be made still
moro happy by its weekly reception that
they may be proftcd by it, and that it may
he subservieut to their best interests.
We also take the opportunity to express
our thanks for the manner in which the
paper has been sustained and the good
degree of prosperity which now attends
its publication.
Let all it's friends put forth little et-
fort. and try to secure for it still larger
amount Of patronage. The present price
of the NEwsDEALER is fifty cents less than
uny weekly paper published in this State
We have not made an advance in the
price, hoping that by having a large
list and by dint of hard work. VIC
might make the business profitable
without. Prompt advance payments are
needed, and We hope they will not be de-
lay ed. iIany have now commenced on
the 9th volume and have not sent in the
"needful." People will find it much cas-
Ter and far better, for both publisher and
patron. to adopt the pay-down principle.
Every publisher of newspaper is at
present laboring under serious difficulties
by the enormous prices Of everythin 6
used, and it is highly necessary that the
patrous should do all in their power to
ssstaiu and make profitable that which
is for their interest.
Asa source of benefit to our readers, VIC
would again ask everybody interested in
farming. to spend some their leasu'e eve
nings in writing out some Of their agri-
cul tural expeprionce, and sending it in
for publication.
We desire to make the paper especially
valuable and interesting to the people of
this county and vicinity, for local news,
and We hope no one will let single
oc,urance transpire without sending it in.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04

G. The Annual Meeting of the W..
Teachers Association win be held at
st. Adams, commencing on Tuesday eve-
ming and ending on Thursday evening,
January II, 1865. An interesting order
Of exercises for the occasion has been
published.
The usual railroad courtesy will be
extended to those paying full fare one
way.
Persons wishing to become members of
the Association can receive certificates Of
membership by addressing D. G.. Moore,
Rutland. Gentlemen are required to pay
fifty cents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04

Es95 Ten6Tal OTOeT NO. ., lsoueu ny We
Adjutant aud Inspector General last week,
calling upon the towns of this state to
raise two companies of cavalry, which
had been ordered by Maj j. Gen. Dix to be as
aligned for duty on the northern border,
was considered by some of the town au-
thorities to be a good opportunity for Gl-
ling their quotas under the last call. Gu
Saturday last, Is men were raised in this
town, and message was Immediately
dispatched to the Provost Marshal at
Burlington. announcing the fact, and in
curing at what time they could be ex.
amined and mustered An answer ives
received that they could not be received
before Tuesday. Information was sub
sequently received that men had been re-
ceived from Richmond, and it Was
thought advisable to have the men from
this town cent Immediately to Burlington,
which was done. they arriving there on the
first train of Monday morning. The
marshal refused to enlist man, as he had
orders not to do so During the day about
200 were reported at Burlington, all to
enlist in the cavalry companies. But 81
could he accepted from this district, con.
sequently all would not be allowed to en-
list. This caused many wry faces among
those who wished to enlist and those who
wished to have them
Capt Gleason concluded to proportion
the number accepted according to the
enrolment of the towns actually repre-
sented or who had men there ready to be
inspected and mustered. at 8 o'clock YES.
terday morning. When the hour ARR.
we'd. and the proportion made. it was
found that this town could get in but
two men-Lewis G. Boyes, and Dallas
Jones. johnson also got in two-Sum.
Der Andrews and H. G. Pearsons
A-----------.~.----.
ca The Hyde Park and Wolcott COM
pany was organized at the Town Hall on
Saturday last, Rev. H. Herrick of VOL.
colt presiding.
The Hyde Park roll included ~ and
the Woleott Is Names making 81 in all.
Some Of the men we're thrown out to re-
duce the roll to the minimum number Of
III men. Below we give the names Of
the commissioned and non-commissioucd
officers
Captain, Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park.
LIST Lieut.. w. II. IT, Kenfeld,
I'd q Richard +. Parker, Wolcott
LIST Sergeant, Il. V. N. Burke, Hyde
Tark.
I'd 1homas0. Andrus, Wolcott.
Sd = Moses j. Leach,
9TH Henry J. Lilley, Hyde Park.
lst Corp. W. r Smith,
I'd T. A LELAND %
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Tns DOLLAR MONTHLY -B"stou. Elliott,
Themes. & Talbot, SI.50 per year.
This is the cheapest Magazine published
in the liital state, of its size. and
contains much that will interest every
body.
THE HERALD OF HEALTH New York,
edited by K. T. Trail, M. d. $3.50
per year.
This Magazine is devoted to hygenic
Medication, bodily development, and
the laws Of life. Miller & Wood pub
fishers 10 Laight st,
THR HOME JOURNAL FOR SG4.-On the
first Of January this established So
ciety Journal will entered upon its niue
tenth year of gossip and good things,
which still continue as vivid and various
as for the almost quarter of century
last past The long established acting
editor, Mr.. N. ?. Willis, will continue
his efficient supervision of the intellectual
department. Mr. Morris Phillips. his
partner in the Proprieorship of the
journal, superinteuds the department of
of Foreign uossip. Miscellanes, and Crit
icisms, and is always at the office as the
representative business editor. In the
first number of the new volume will be
commenced a thrillingGomsnce, entitled
"Lillian's Lovers" Romance of Balti-
more, by Lemoine.
Terms one copy. So; three copies 81 so
or one copy three years $3.50 slways in
advance. Subscriptions, orders. remit.
tances, and all other communications to
be addressed to Willis g. Phillips, Pro-
tors.
ATwooD's VI DIRECTORY FOR lS65.--
No. 10, of this excellent publication is
on our table IL contain large fund of
information. and every family in VI
ought to have one. For sale at all the
stores.
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From Sherman.

Senator Sherman OF Ono has received
letter from his brother, Gen. Sherman,
dated on Monday last. At that time cy-
erything was working well aud large por-
tons Of his army was in motion That
would seem to confirm the dispatch of
Hardec, dated the 18th ult., which stated
that Sherman's forces had made q move
towards Altamaha river.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04

Albert {
now manu-
Rutland.
with agot
their hand
nished at
Aces supp
tisement.
Rutland
wind
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04

Behold. u
Who will sal
II.
I In Eden
n the arnI
.5av. aged
If iona, ~
shire.
In Eden.|
er Of the 4
.ged 2yeaI
In Ande
Emerson.
ield at EIDE
In johns
Of the lard
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Europe in Fcbnary, with his family.
WORTHY OF IMITATION congre-
CATION of the Unitarian church of Brat.
tleboro voted recently to make monthly
contribution Oh the first Sunday in each
month for the Sanitary Commission.
ca The Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued the following notice, withdrawing
the 10 40 Bonds after Jan 7th. 1865.
Treasury Department.
Washington, d. g. Dec 80. 1864. (
Notice is hereby given, that the 10 40
loan will be Withdrawn on the 9TH. Of
Janulry next. No subscriptions there.
fore will be received after that date.
(Signed) W. 2 FEssESp DEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
ca Burlington is sgitated wi b "a J..
fight over the adoption of the new city
charter. which wakes hotter and hotter.
1t will probably be adopted, however.
"a The Rebel Papers said Sherman
Was bound for tho Paradise Of fools."
We presume that is the new name for
Savannah.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-26
PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs TOR STATIONERY.
o., Depot Com-,s,ary Of SsBstste,

s..,.. Washtnttor, ID, c, October II. 1885
,hi proposal ms duplicate will be received st
18th 1855 for furnishing this depot With III. tolos
lsS stsonery for three 90 months from the Isl "a,
OF november, lSss:
Cap Paper, ruled 10 watch No, Las, thu, ,oDo.,a.
TO the ream NV A<P oe-~s
r Cap Paper, unruled, to weigh not less than Il
p9unoe 70 the ream
nousss ,d p,Hsr, ruled, to weigh not 'es. than 10
Lete, fsper, ruled, 20 weigh not se.s than
Letter Paper: unruled, to weigh not lees than 10
Letter Paper, unruled, TO weigh not lees thsns
pounds 70 the resm
Note Paper, ruled, to weigh not less than pounds
Note Paper. unruled, to weigh not less than
Folio Post, ruled, to weigh not less than "a
Envelope Paper, to weigh not les, than u pounds
BiOtiiss Paper, to weigh not less than 100 pounds
.,ofbcisi Envelopes, per N, white assorted, OF
tne following sires alo, II, XII Sig, 81 H. $40,
Letter Envelopes, per d. white assorted, num-
oeSn s.I;ss rs, us, Sol, XXI, XXX.
h L large and small bottles, PER dozen.
Sea rape, srools, Nos. " and Is
Penholders, assorted, per dozen.
rogers Erassrs. per do,.n
Steel s;d Pens, GillOtt.-sOs, aO., So, sl.
Lead Pencils, per DOZEN
brn9ldt Writing Fluid, quarts and pint
Memorandum Books, assorted
Blank Books, per Quire.
inais Rubber, per posnd.
Contract TO commence November I, lss
Bidders will state the price per resm q the diff
be present at the opening OF the bids
PAYMENTS will be made monthly in such funds 40
Proposals 10 be directed 10
+. T. BRIDGES,
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AUCTION SALES.
On GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,,

GUARDIANS SALE. BY ORDER OF THE
HON ORABLE ORPHANS COURT, ratified by
the Supreme Court, of very valuable Improved
Property at the corner Of Virginia avenue and
On MONDAY, the S9th instant. at 10 clock ,. m.
in front Of The premises shall proceed to sell as
guardian OF the orphan children Of John A. Caseell
deceased the interest Of said phans and to the
bered two, q in Square numbered south Of square
four hundred and sixty three, 49, beginning for
the same at the corner Of Virginia avenue and the
open space. running thence on said avenue eighty
enue seventy five feet six inches (76 feet inches)
to street south, thence said street enc hum
drsd feet three inches to said open space thence
taid open space forty feet seven inches 40 feet in
lying and being in the city Of Washington District
OF Columbia, and recorded on the books Of the Sur
veyor thereof as Lots numbered six and seven Of
the subdivision OF Lot numbered two, (2,) in said
eQuars, together with the Improvements on the
Houses
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the Decree are:
One third cash the residue in equal instalments Of
ok and twelve months, the purchaser purchs
.ers to give notes for the deferred ymeats bear
ing interest from day of sale and satisfactorily en-
dorsed.
All conveyances, including revenue stamps, At
the cost Of the purchaser.
500 will he required paid Down when It is
then and there put up again and sold to the high
est bidder and II the whole terms not complied
with in five days after sale, the guardian reserves
the raht to resell the property at the risk and cost
days notice of such resale in the National Intel
leencer
The title to the above property having been made
perfect and iDssputable 1t will be sold to the high
est bidder without reserve.
ALFRED G. CAssELL Guardian.
ocH-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION. SALES.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
II INGS AT THE D1SMANTLED FORTS
AROUND WASHINGTON.
dgxaftsYS Department Of WasktsstOs.
O&ck of CAikf Nharf<rn astex

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Of Washtsstoa. J
wa, 1ss 9. s. G.ta Ss sso:.r IS SIS
Will be sold at Public Auction to the hi CHEST bid
der al
houses Stables, and other structures belonging to
viz viz: 's . ono '''0"''
On MONDAY, OCTOBER soth, at 10 O'Clock ..
m, at Battery Parrot. four frame buildings Same
Snidiass. Same day At ciscf p m, At Battery
VsTIrH1 sDe ffa0e S9dHs
buildings Same day at O'Clock p. m, Ct Fort
On EePf nBf kGs =.
buildings: Same day a . O'clock p m. It Fort
Snsi h.fs rs En-
. M, at Fsrt Kearney, twenty (0) Frame Build
ges %sH Ps
" ssfIH SEfs 3d. ~ % O'Clock
same day, .t Il ocioet m, at Fort bunker Hill,
On sHTpRDHY, SoVEMBER 9Th, q. 10 O'Clock
q; M, at Fort Thsyer, seven % Frame and Log
toga, fourteen nD Frame and Leg Buildings.
xd EAsT Of EAsTEEN f BRANCH y
Sales same day alta O'Clock m, at Fort Davis;
Refs ns.i %,sasI Frame 1as bu GiSs.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER It'll, at 10 O'Clock
a m, at Fort Snyder, nine (9) Frame Buildings;
and same day, at o'clock p. m, at Fort Greb1e,
FIVE 90 Frame Buildings.
SOUTH OF POTOMAC.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, at IL
&c. oek q. m; at Fort Willard, ten (l0) Frame
Buildings, and same day, at O'Clock p. M, at
Fort Willsms, nine ~ Frame buildings.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, at 10 O'Clock
Same day, at u 9 clock q. m, at Fort Reynolds,
eight 49, Buildings. and at 5 O'Clock .. m, at
Fort Scott, six (6) Buildings. All frame struc-
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 O'Clock a.
day, at IL O'Clock q m, at Fort Barnard, twenty
one CID Frame Buildings.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Ilth at 10 o'clock
q. m, at Fort RunyOn, eleven Ill Frame Build
Elk 90 Frame Buildings, and at 8 O'Clock D m, at
Fort Haggerty. six 81 frame Buildings.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 O'Clock
q: m; at Fort Corcoran, forty nine (49) Frame and
. On TUESDAY. november 18th. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, at Fort Woodbury., twenty (2ej Buildings
Same day. at oclsck P. m, at Fort Strong. nj ne
teen tl9) Findings, and at o'clock D. m, at Fort
Bennett. eight 49, Buildings. All frame and stock
ade structures
Der and excellent opportunity is thus offered to
land owners and others in the vicinity Of ASKING
ton to secure building and fencing material conve
nient to their property.
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:
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
oc H. Ut Department Of Washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD
~ BUILDINGS

GALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUIID.
- BUILDINGS.
Chief Qua,tsnaaSfer'S Office, Dspot of Fd,hi,xto, D
,, Washinrton. ID. C., October II, 1866
VIII be sold at PUBLIC Auction, on the premises
under the direction Of Captain j III Croweli
Y. N on MOkBAf. October 80, 1865, at IL M, the
following described buildings, viz:
AT TWENTY SECOND AND f STREETS.
One ~ Carpenter Shop, "A by $50 feet
One 1) Gre ase House 81 by IS feet
One ID Harness Shop, II by 90 ft ct, two stories
One Cd Commissary Building, q by 20 feet two
stories
One % Mess House, 4S by 95 feet, two stories.
NEAR THE CORNER OF TwENTY-THIRD
AND + STREETS.
Onen) Mess House, so by 80 feet, two stories
ON TWENTf-sECOND; BETWEEN AND +
One a Guard House, 20 by 20 feet
AT TWENTYTHIRD AND STREETS
One Cd Portable Ohice, IL by IL feet.
on TWEETY-THIRD,N NEAR + STREET
One IL Once, IA by IS feet.
The buildings will be sold in the order named
Will be sold, on the premises, on TUESDAY
october 81, 1850, at II m, the following named
buildings, situated at the Railroad Park near Del
aware avenue and III street. viz
One % Mess House, 30 by 90 feet, two stories
One ID Building attached to Mess III ouse is by IS
feet ~ ~ ~
One ~ Blacksmith Shop, n by 100 feet
ONE % PortaE'e bni!ting, l8by 20 feet.
he buildings must bo removed within ten days
from date of sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
ID. Fl. RUOKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster
&C Nr6 Depot Of Washington.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r.. r..
&He e

SyyXHYgSXR
THROUGH BY RAIL FROM wAsHISGToN
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
On and after Friday Sept. l. 1855, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
s.ys rShingt9n At 90 q. m. and - m.
Leaxe sordsnsytle at y 50 m. and ]. - Q. N.
Arnre a. klehnend At 90 ,. n. and Q. m.
Arrive u LynTThRSS1TE tS3g; a. and 500 .. m.
Leave Lynchburg at Is q M and Tupm
Leave Richmond At 90 q. m and so m.
Leave Gorsonsville at II 50 D. m And y 10 m
ATTiys a. Ms.sinstc,. .. m and 80
On sundSys leave Washing tsn At so, oni1
LEGAL freight train leaves Alexandria AZ 4 m
m and arrives Al Gordonsville at Ii Is a m Leave
dria at 90 D. m. Through freight leaves AieIsn.
dr1a ut 90 .. m. and arrives At Lynchbure ~ no
Pm. Leave Lynchburs at SO .. m. and arrive NJ
AIsxandria az DO m
train south from Washington and the IS a. M
train north from LypchburR
Passengers by the 6.S .. m. and Is D. N trains
from Lynchburg, and the 90 q. N. and 7.l5 p m
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 By
having . continuous rail from New York to Lynch
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run. Manas.
sassas, Bristoe, Cstletts, Rappahannock, Gull
peper, Orange and Gsrdonsville, where many Of
the late great battles were fought:
Tickets can be procured In Adams' Express
Washington, also at the Depot on Maryissd
Trains leave the corner OF LIST and streets,
Washington. ". a. McCAFFERTY,
General Superint endeBt
J. N. BROADUS,
Alexandria, Sept. !, 1865. se6-d
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
IL 1NGS AT ANNAPOLIS, MD.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Of WdshtNgtoa, J
Q6tec Of ChtsJ Qrarte,moster,

Qaee Of ChiV Quartermasier,
1r., WdShtnsfon, ID. c., October l9, 1855.
der, under direction Of Captain John MI Powsr, A.
NJ, at Camp Parole, on the Annapolis Branch
ss S 4f s &
continuing, daily thereafter commencing at same
hour until the completion Of the sale, the fol
Loving Frame Buildings, belonging TO the United
Two large storehouses, each 200 feet by Is feet;
four OffceIs' Quarters, each l49 feet by Is feet;
Cook Houses, each 20 feet BY Is feet; four Mess
by 20 feet; Guardhouse rs feet by Is feet; Que
rack Building, GO feet by IS feet and twelve small
buildings, various dimensions.
Also, the following Hospital Buildings at same
by affect; one Surgeons Quarters IS feet by 30 feet
one Kitchen, 10 feet by Is feet; ash house. SO
feet by Is feet Ice house 90 feet by 20 feet and
six Snsl Buildings tbarl acks, dead house and
sinks) of various dimensions
Also, on FRIDAY, November 10, at 10 O'Clock a.
m at Hospital, No; b in the city Of Annapolis,
feet; one Mess Hall, 81 feet by q feet; one Kit
chen, 40 feet by IS feet; one Wash house 60 feet
By 20 feet; one Bath house, IS feet By IS feet one
feet by l6 feet and one Guard house 80 feet by Is
feet, together with the Board Fence enclosing the
This sale offers great inducements not only TO
farmers and others in the Beighborhood, but to
builders generally, as the buildings all in good
excellent lumber and other building material
which can be used to advantage in the construction
or repair Of houses and fences In that vicinity or
The Military Guard will remain in charge of the
buildings for ten days after the sale If desired and
the purchasers will be allowed fifteen days to re-
The buildings will be sold singly.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
oc 19 LIT Department of Warrington.