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VIRGINIA ITEMS.

is still necessary for government purposes.
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
The citizens of Norfolk are intending to
introduce water into the city, and a charter tor
the purpose was granted BY the State Legls-
lature some years ago, and it to be submit
ted to the vote of the people in few days to
ratify the act. This improvement will soon be
followed by the erection of large Touring mills,
steam breWeries and other enterprises OF the
capitalists now hocking there and encouraged
by the Virginians.
The University Of Virginia will soon resume
Instructions For the approaching session,
thirty four INDECENT, meritorious young men
one from each Senatorial district-will be ad-
mitted without payment Of naturalization and
library tuition fees, or rents The applicant
must be over seventeen years OF age, OF IRE
proachable moral character, and far enough
advanced to profit by the instruction given.
He will be required to give written pledge to
teach school in Virginia for two years after
leaving college. The expenses for the session
will be about two hundred and thirty-five
dollars, one hundred dollars Of which will be
required upon entering, and the balance be-
tween that time and the 1st of April next
A meeting was held at Fredericksburg last
Saturday by the officers, soldiers, and loyal
citizens for the purpose Of devising measures
for the erection of a suitable monument on that
battlefield Arrangements were made for
holding mass meeting on the field Ga the 18th
of October next, for the purpose Of organizing
a Monument Association.
A tract of land near Arcola, in Loudoun
county, formerly owned by Dr. Wicks, con-
tanning two hundred acres was disposed of a
few days ago to a gentleman from Washington
city, for $35 per acre, or $1,000. This land
was sold few years ago for $3.50 per acre.
The Richmond Republic, speaking OF the
0. & A. R. R. says that in connection with
the Virginia Central railroad two trains run
daily beteen Richmond, Lynchburg, Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
making the trips in a very short time. Both
roads arc being put in frst-rate order, and
elegant cars are used for the accommodation of
passengers. On this line the United States
through mail and Adams Express travel and
from the energy displayed by Superintendent
Whitcomb, of the Central and W. H. Nc
Catferty, of the Orange and Alexandria, we
venture the assertion that this line will increase
in popularity as we'll as general usefulness to the
State and the country. Mr.. W. 3. Richards,
Jr., the deservedly popular agent OF the Orange
road has his Office in Richmond
Dr. John r. Woods of Albemarle county,
has withdrawn his name as candidate for
Congress- He was opposed to Secession, but
cannot take the Congressional test oath.
The Petersburg Express informs us that
Mr.. Chandler, the j. S. District Attorney
and candidate for Congress in a speech made
At Dinwiddie Court House recently, remarked
that 'all confscation is at an end. > He stated
that he had received orders to suspend all
proceedings under the law. This, : continues
the Express, lis pleasing intelligence to the
Southern people
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NOR RENT.-A three story BKIUh Y I1 -
I HOUSE, No. rs, cor of PRINCE ana 4j4!p -,.o''
streets. Apply to THOS. A. W =: ,.L,....
SEP 2O-3t No. 81, GrIhCC 90
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FOR SALE.-The HOUSE and LoL
Sf:$i near the Theological Seminary, kn9"n&s
CIarens The lot consists OF tWenty-;SI3 - 49,
of land For particulars apply to u ~, " = a.
Tiles LII KING street. SEP -
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GOLD
NEW York, September 22-Gold, l43I
GOLD.


On the night Of the 21st instant after painful ILL.,
ness lbut with Joyful hope Of immortal rcs As. s. D.
HUSSEI in the ffy-tird year Of her age. NIcr friends
respectfully invited attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of her >on--lW Robert L. Wood south end Of Wash
ngton street. Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
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General Slocun has resigned his position in
the army
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For Sale and Rent.

Z AND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale farm
I 4 0fTWO HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES.
miles south Of Alexandria, The land lies
beautifully. with asouthern exposure, and Is II
fine condition, as is evidenced by the growing
crops. The outside enclosure IS IN tQterao!g
order. THERE'S a young peach orchard III Iul-
bearing. and other choice fruits,
Il may be divided into two farms. WITH
abundance of wood and water on each: Win
building sites unsurpassed by any in Virginia
for beauty Of scenery. | know OF no pace
offering greater inducements az dairy anu
market farm or vineyard. ,e..
Terms accommodating. A credit Of lou:
wears from the lst Of March: lo66, may DC MAD
mon $4,000 Of the purchase money, lItera..
n NV 9nnuallv. For further information
apply to the subscriber, No. 81, washington
s'f sen 2 1AI{f'''O-'''' " ". S. KE1CPER.
FOR SALE.-The HOUSE and LoL
.:$I near the Theological seminary, Et' oar@s
of land. For particulars apply to O "; Va" a
Tiles, 1877. King street. sep -
T7TRNITURE FOR SALE. 1.-The sQ5sG I.tys
L offers to sell! at private sale the ~ T F~
HOLD FURNITURE. at present in the r To.
nricE House. No. 10, south Union street me
furniture is in good condition. and viii be .@o
a bargain. To any one wishing to pQFcl-4:&s~~
this is rare chance. Also, one Large C22V"7
Stove. [se20-lw#l jos. THOAIS0-z-=-
NOR RENT,-A three story BRICK N Az
I HOUSE, No. 26, cor of Prince and 1;7! ! r.''
streets, Apply to THQS a a p WE Lf street..
sep 20-3t No. 81. 1ElnSS - =.
NOR SALE.-A TWO-STORY BRI43hA On. I
L HOUSE, on Gibbon ST., between j L1$~ 4
and St. Asaph streets-with lot attac l1nratp
feet front and IS feet deep. Terms 4 15pTP
Apply to . 10 ~ = 49, 80 Street.
sep 20-1w* NO. ~ h---2 -
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAT- Il II.
Y One of the most valuable GsIatss 4I ~ sale.
vicinity of A]eXandrla IS now w.: o l1d for Dairy
or Market farm. The Buildings are Soor Used
supplied with good water: health o4 :rs3;on.-
and the Land in a good state Of G;qBIp41%@I0y.
Enquire of GEO. W. hIAl''
sep 7-2w ----
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| RNOLD s. FIELD.

p
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ..
CLOTHS. CASSINIERES AND NESIINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN FURNISHlNGG OODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business. at No. So King ST., to
to O. Neal s. DWelly and removed 80 No. ~, we
porpose to offer foryOur inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience IN the
manufacture Of Cloths and Casslmeres, gives
us a great advantage IN selecting our Stock,
which we intend to sell at a small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
partment great selection Of goods IN that me M;
ALWAYS on hand Give US 3 call and You will
never regret it, at No. 60, King street, next
''9 sep 22H Dt5'I ~ ARNOLD & FIELD.
KNON & SMITH,
p0pr r KNOX. BOYD Vi. SMITH.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND
SEED STORE.
No, 6, south Union streets.
A full assortment of Agricultural implements,
Castings, Seeds Of all kinds, Guanos and Bone
Dust, constantly on hand. sep zz-II
CARRIAGES! CAhklA0ho )
u CARRIAGES!
On hand superior lot Of good and faslloAaDLe
Carriages. such as
BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS,
BUGGIES, &c.
pr;cos reasonable. and work Warr2nted.
lA0N7 ROBERT II. GRAHAM:
400, Pa. av., near 4! st., and 574, St.,
'' Washington D. G.
Washington, sep 22-lm"
NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures through
y from Lvnchburg and Alexandria to Balti-
more, via Orange and AleXaudrla and Baltimore
Railroad, without change ofcars.
On and after THURSDAY, 2lst inst, freights
will he received and forwarded to Baltimore by
the Gran ge and Alexandria Railroad
For through receipts and further information
Apply AZ { rels'' 1As'''' : J. F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent.
VIM II. MCCAFFERTl,
sep 22-lm General Superintendent
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HAD
| large experience in teaching in Winchester,
and at other points in Virginia. purposes to open
in this city, on the first Of October next school
for the instruction ola limited number OF O9 7y,
in the Classics, Mathematics, and Enghsn
branches.
Further particulars may be lea rn 941 Dy ap'
nlication to him, at No. So corner of Washlng-
ton and Queen streets, Alexandria;
SEP 2l- CHARLES L. POW EL1.
VAME to the subscribers house, near r.. LayloIs
v Hill Fairfax county, Virginia, lass m9eh ~
TWO HORSES. The owner is requested 10
come forward, prove property; pay cnarges' IN,
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Nv Wilmer 4 ExassgE5n gtom. AEot.nl

UCTION sALES.-WiIl be sold =.
n Public Auction, on SATURDAY. the BON
day of September at 10 O'Clock L. H. in front
of the Mayors office, two VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS.
The first fronting on Queen street. COM
mencing % feet from the corner Of Pitt. and
running east on Queen Is feet; thence north 6,
feet, thence west Is feet, thence south 81 fee. ID
the beginning
81 feet from the corner Of Queen and PITT s".
and running north Is feet on Pitt thence cs.
SO feet thence south - feet. thence west 81
feet to the beginning.
Terms-One half cash; balance 90 days
sep 2l-ts JOHN q. PEACE.
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g H L r I I F S S A L E

On MONDAY, 26th Of October next. ! shall
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Ito satisfy
an execution in my hands against the Oll
Dominion steamboat Company the engine
boiler, works ndwreck ofthe steamer Virginia.
The Virginia was burned in April, 1862 and
lies in water about two feet in depth. within
two hundred yards Of the wharf at FredercEs-
ne sale will take place at p NJ, on tho
wharf of the Baltimore Steamboat Company
J. S. 6. TIMBERLAkE,
Sergeant Fredericksburg. Va.
BRAxT0x & WALLACE. Attorneys for Pitts.
Fredericksburg. sep 2O-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-22

The polititions find it up hill work" in Vir
ginia, to stir the public mind to any great de-
gree of interest, in electionering matters. The
people feel reasonable degree of interest, and
desire to be we'll representative there APP
pears to be no excitement-no enthusiasm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

The Guthrie County News y 1ov
printed Oh paper manufactured II Dss
Moiues. 80 says the Register.
Col. Wisslow, Of tAs Fourth Cavsl ~,
has been presented with : sabre apd watch
By the officers Of his regiment. Th rsgi-
meus, the Register learns, i now become
ono Of the best 10 the Western armies.
The Register says that General viii.
hanson was mus.ered out Of the Colonel
cy Of the 4.h Infantry on the 2Si. He
enters upon the duties Of his new rank
A revival is il progrsss It the Cpu-
gregational Church, in De- Noinss. Meet.
ings are held daily and there have been
quite aumber Of conversions.
James Cochrane and Vim. F. Ever
man, Of Co. H, 9th Iowa cavalry, and Jas
w. Hays, Co. F, 9th Iowa cavalry, we're
among the Union prisoners released u
Wilmington upon its occupation By su'
forces.
Skunk river has swelled to the fol
capacity Of its channel to hold wstsr With
ont "slopping over" u A. Ward vonl
say.
"A son OF Mr.. Ives, of Pells, Will
wrestling the other day Was thrown CO.
had his leg broken.
| Cyrus Kimmsli, one Of the oldest cisi
Gems Of Pella. died on Saturday.
The population Of Marion county j
1868, was 1878. Total numter Of vol
ess 10 1864, 3,523.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

- Hel Jsha VI Wslh@bsst 49,
~ rsgsIsf esssss x Isstssss tslus -
F6t Nadfen LsstnTe Aasoesaaisa No.
Tuesday Svsslsg. HI sssjsss wsbz
"Ths Nssloa I'D h nsssrsss.'s II
Association aloptsa 49, = shssts =
Dr.. Gillstls, Taylor and NsGssis, =
Ksokuk. for services = lsstsrrp.
Msssrs. HeOrlasd : Esbsrs, q fss'
Madison, sscsived, through the Post 81
6cs. IN anonymous lettsr containing 70
This il the second time this firm bsvt
been thus favored.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

Howe g. Tyler will sell this morning s,
III O'Clock variety of good furniture,
among which is one very handsome high.
post mahogany bedstcad with heavy cor
nice aud rich canopy; one large mahogany
center table, marble top; two sofas; ope
pier table; large bed lounge; mahogany
book ease; one set mahogany chairs. il
hair cloth; common chairs cottage bed
steads; tables; stands; one ice chest
platform scale, in order; bed clothing
two guns, DC, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

~ Abraham Lincoln is inaugurated
for second Presidential term to-day
He has proved faithful public servant
As we could not have guessed four years
ago the events those years have brought
US, so God only knows what is 10 store
for us during the years Of Mr.. Lincoln'e
second term. We have faith 10 God
faith in Mr.. Lincoln-faith in the coun
try. The end comes on 10 Heavens anc
Rights own time, and that end will BE-
peace and q restored Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

AT meeting Of the pastors Of the
Evangelical Churches of the city, it Wa
unanimously agreed to observe tho hour
OF the Prssident's Inauguration in united
prayer in behalf of our country and il
rulers. 1t is the recommen dation Of the
ministers Of New York city to oil Chris.
tians throughout the land and certainly.
on this eventful day of our national his.
tory, more fitting and opportune exer.
else could not be. The undersigned,
therefore, earnestly invite their brsthfe q
OF the city to meet together for this pur-
pose 10 the basement Of the Chatham
Square NJ. +. Church, at half past eleven
o'clock A. y :, to-day. This hour i
named because 1t corresponds with twelve
o'clock IN Washington-the time Of the
Inauguration ceremonies. The exsrc;.se
viii Be contiDued until half past twelve
O'Clock. r. J. Glllrrrs.
T. WAarSo.
9. WnsYovsa.
w. g. CRA1o.
Gso. TuACHsR.
JAS. BRowH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

@P PIE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF
THE Cry OF New York Joseph U. Or.
Wis, President-has been one of the most
enterprising and successful agents for
various Government loans. Over CITY
million dollars have been placed in the
hands of the people through its agency
within nine mouths, and it now adyer-
tises to furnish the I 80 notes by express,
free Of charge, in all parts Of the country
Its object is patriotic. and the high repu.
tation of its officers, as we'll as its capital
of million dollars, is q sure guarantee
that the 1905 subscribed for through its
agency will be promptly forwarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

E The Warsaw New Era aava thai
the IRE which destroyed the pork house Of
Maxwell 4 Co., at Alexandria upon Mon.
day night, probably originated from the
furnace as it had been heated during the
day. The loss has been variously esti.
mated at from $40 900 to SOC. 900. Thu
house. worth about %. 600, was the prop
srty Of Mr.. Maxwell. The meat belonged
to Rowe & Maxwell, of St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

~Everybody should have jubilated to
day, but everybody wouldn't do it. Hang
out your flags and put on happy exprs.
zion anyhow. Go to that Union praysr
meeting also. 1t will do you good. L.,
business rest while you say your prayers
at least There is great need Of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

~Ws were in error in sayiug that
DR.. Coonley, the trance medium, W. to
lecture yesterday afternoon and evening.
II should have been Sunday afternoon
and evening at Burrows Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

e. In order to secure due variety in
the original matter Of the paper, No must
defer the contamination Of L. D., re
ceived Thursday. till Monday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

ETA horse tanner has appeared al
Burlington who drives and controls horses
without the use of peins, with . whip on.
~. The Hawkeye thinks any peacable
horse may be SO trained and that 'taini
"much punkins" after oil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

~The df5 goods store of Messrs.
Berkson & Co. will open on .Aonday.-
One member Of the firm is now in the
eastern market, and will return 10 . few
days with a stock Of spring goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04
THE CITY.
HAil quiet in police affairs yester.
Law.
No Several deserters have bssn arrss
ed here recently and forwarded to head
quarters.

Ia The bankers and business men Of
Burlington, We learn from the Havksye,
have agreed to suspend business to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04
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DoAn L4AvIHo fo.DAY.
warsaw, NAlln, 81. Louis.
Oesenport, Parker, e Loais.
ARRtyALs YHrxRDAY.
warsav, Malin. st. LouA-
HuscAtine, ROblnsos, e. Louis
DEPARTURES YEsfRRDAY.
III. Johnson. Mstsop, IT. Louis.
Muscatine. Robinson, Sc. Louis.

The Muscaaine came over tbs rsps lass evening an
Il going TO 81. Louis to 70 on the ways.
The Davenport viii be down ths rspids This
ing on her way 70 d Louis
Capt. Macon came up TO Quincy on Thursday to brir 8
ont the HAwkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04
FOR SALE-A Fame Co.,ere Dell.

isK- with tcven rooms. c'strn food cellar pn5 4.
hne growth Of fruit trees with full let ana ali, rod
order. situated rear busin4ss on Exchange
Enquire OF ri n TEStycr
frh23 ~ me
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04
EOR SALE-The ,hree .,orv donhI,

LUX SALE-The three story double
L brick and frame building known rs The aparit,S
.itnated on ccn~trt stres between u and "a ,tsrr
This honse has 10 rooms earh side ri ferns AID
cellars 10 sccomnocafe eothsid IL will accommodate
two families or II may be red boar,rg house IL
viii be cold separately tgether 10 suit pur,aers
little good o. sale- Enquire Of
Seb3 II. D. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

Thankfafar the libesal patronage heretofore sxtsoed
to this establishment ssc ssd By strict astsss'oa
20 tbs isfevest of patsu hcpe 70 merit eoatiss
ane- OF ths sane. VAIL, ARNTfAGk CO
fe.15
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-04

kOR SALE-A nice Brick Coltage.
y With t~o fun les 6ne Barn Wood he'd ci.iera and
Cellar situated Franklin between 9Th and lQth sss
keokuk. Title good. Price go.
febl3 I'm rFyyyrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18
Gales bp 1uftlotI


A UCTlON NOTICE - UNITED STATES
N VESSELS AT AUCTION.-SA SAMUEL e, S 10y :
MURNN september a. 1885, al II O'clock for account Of
the Navy Department: .xr,.oo mr. cIrRa-
The wooden steamer M, nohe S.oh Of
held rs feet Inches has beam engine diameter Of cyl
na So inches. ensh Of roa STls 1Iee
PSI feet inches breadth % feet inches depth Of hold ~
feet IA inches has one beam engines diameter Of cylinder
nSSe. nn Of s stroke ..ax ,sf'
feet inches breadth 20 fee. inche' depth Of hold ~
nchs' has one Vertical cs snsb Of stroke ~ niche.
TS s steamer FORT DONELsONLengh,
2ss feel inches breadth 20 feet nch depth Of hold Is feet
=. inches has two oscanr engines diameter OF cylinder
inches length Of stoke &C inche, schooner ngsea o
ee, breadth "a feet; depth of hold 10 feet II inches has
oeiMipg engines; diameter Of cylinder % inches
'1Ie 81 saneT pRESFoN-Lcnsh 10
feet bresdb 20 feet incb depth of hold 10 eet ~ inches
has direct acting engines diameter of cylinder 70 inches
lenrh Of stroke, 90 inches schooner Iieged
The iron screw steamer ylRGINIA-Lensth. ITO feet
breadth % feet inches; depth OF hold II feet inches hai
two vertical engines diameter of cylinder 20 inches; length
Of stroke, "a inches; bark rgsed; , ,so 100, :,
ncheS breadth % feet u inches; depth Of hold IA feet j.
inches has two vertical engines disneter Of cylinder
TSr ron W steamer CLYDEwLenris 200 feet
inches b,esdth, 10 feet inches; depth Of hold ;est
inches has inclined engines; diameter Of cylinder ~
The ZION screw steamer GERfRUDE-Lensih is4 feet S!
inches breadth 81 feet depth Of held IL feet inch has
ngnes diameter of cylinder 81 inches length Of
stroke, 36 inches; schooner risged.
The screw tug CLOvER-Length: es feet n inches
breadth 10 feet depth Of hold feet 10y inch-s has one COZ
densinz vertical engine diameter ofcyder 70 inches length
Of stroke. % inches. 49,
II feet inches depth Of hold feet inches has one con
densing vertical engine diameter Of cylinder 20 inches
length OF stroke. % inches. -
The bark RESTLESS-Lensih 1O7 feet inches; breadth
"a feet inches; depth Of hold 10 feet.
inventories al the Auction Store. No. ia South front
above Walnut. -
TERMsTweny per cent day Of sale balance within sh
days when the vessels mus be removed from the yard
J. y. HULL CommapdAnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

CuARrERsAsrER-GEyERsLs OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., August ~, lsSa j.
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
inbe sold at public suction during the month Of SEP
TEMPER, 70 the highest bidder nj the time and psee'
named below, viz:
NewYork City Tuesday Of csch week. 100 Hor's' each
s.w.York City Thor,d,y Of csch week. 200 Mues each
''' PENNSYLVANIA
Phsdeiphia, ss.urcsy September q and Wednesday aud
Saturday q each week thereafter 100 Muies each day
Pittsburgh rh9r.d.y ard Frdsy Of each week to ssp'en
iisSals TUESDAY q each week 100 Mus. each day
inaisn. o Tae.a.y s.pisab is 10 aa
Greensbarr. ThGrsasy, September u, $50 Horses
Read,rg Z, Thursday, September H. 2oo Mnles.
Altoona Thursday, sepamber 20. $50 Horses
indianapolis. September H. H. u.s. u.s. II and 20 $50 Horses
Indianapolis September r. and IS, 80 Mules each day
Chicago Septebe, s. 49, a. ~ 30 $50 Mules each day
Chios.o September T. 49, 20, r. - $50 Horses each
day.
Wilmington, Fdi,y Of each week l;o Mules eaeh day
Wilmington TUESDAY Of each week 100 Horses each day
Trenton Tuesday, September 5, 40 Mules
Trenton, Tuesday, ssP,.gseseI ~ lso Mules
Baltimore, Tbursdsy, September 7, $50 MUSES.
Baltimore, Thursday, s,eJPt.seoess,I a. 10 Mules
St Louis Thursday. September T. and Tuesday and Thurs
dh, Of each week thereaitsr seS Mules each day.
Fort Lesvenworth commencing Tuesday, September IL,
ard continuing thereafter at such times NJ the Depot Quarter
master may designate, 2,v0 Mules
OlES1OROUGH, ID. C.
Tuesday and IhuTsdy each week 100 horses each day
No sales Of Mules viii take place at
WASHINGTON, d. c.
The snnas 70 be sold In September superior to
heretofore offered TO the public The mEority Of them are
sound and ssrvlcrsbe.
erpected thar his seyief Of sas all the surirs Cor
enpent ancis ,s be dpoed o. Buyers should therefore
a,aI a4msete. Of this tost Opportunity D pprehas@
Animals will be sold singly.
sslcs TO commerce at 10 a. m.
Terms cash. IL United states currency
JAMES A. EKfN,
Brevet General IN charge First Division ~ 90