davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12

! The following questions were propounded
for written answers at the Examination of
Teachers, held at Pomeroy on the 7th inst:
,.. ARITHMETIC.
|. When are units only relative in their
character? Illustrate.
9 Define an abstract number, and con-
crete number. tt.. E
| 3. What is the base of our system Of nota-
ton, and according to what are the different
values OF each figure? is 4 min.
H. What part of | hr 81 MN.
80 S-ll sec $2S35,
s. Two men bought lot of wood for her the
of which one got 81 cords and the OF ought
remainder, winch was 8 cords, what
each to pay!
e. The time since Tuesday noon is oil OF
the time since Sunday noon; what is the time?
l. What fund at interest at 7 per cent. will
Weld anaannual income of 81 ,5Q9.2h2
8 PoMERoy, April l3, 1888
On demand | prom sc to pay W. Morgan,
or order, four hundred and twenty-nine dol
lars and thirty cents, value received.
r. WILSON
Iyponsnp Oct ., 1853, $l0 Dec s, 1888,
500 July II, 1854, 5000
o. How much would the fences around I
square fields of 10 A. each, exceed in aggre-
gate length, a fence around square field cou-
tanning ~ A.?
TO- How long is the diagonal of rcctangu-
lar block of marble, whose length, breadth and
thickness, respectively, are 10, 4 and feet ?
GRAMMAR
n. b. Parse all words in Italics
l. Define Grammar in general
. Define the kinds Or classes of pronouns
g. When can the verb to be alone be the
predicate or attribute of a sentence ,
t. "Shelter was no nherc.'
s. ",Ihc Emphatic glands rayin form and
ill size"
g. Being Of an ambitious disposition, he
was not easily satisfied"
T. "1Eneas is said to Jc the founder otthe
Roman Empire.
8. "One or two of them fellows are guilty
Correct and give your reasons
g. "Under what circumstances is clectrici-
ty source of heat? Anayze.
TO- "The internal coat is folded so as to
form valves, like those in the veins" Anal
we in full
GEOGRAPHY
l. Which, of all systems Of lakes, is most
useful for commercial purposes?
2. In what direction is the greatest length
of the Eastern, as well as the Western Cont
nent? ?
3. Describe voyage from St. Louis to
Boston -... ........
T. Name in the order of their size, the four
largest of the West Indies. s, -.. u
5. Where is Lake Tticaca, through what
are its waters carried to the ocean?
6. What large Islands west Of Norway?
I. What country of Europe has no sea
coast? F.s .1
s. Which of the United States derive their
names from rivers running through, or touch
ing them?
8. What six Seas on the west of Asia.
H. Describe in full voyage from San
Francisco to New York.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12
DR.. w M. CALVERT

HEREBY announces that his office is now
IL on Front ST., over Elberfeld g. Bros
store, below Court st. -g ~
= Office hours until 0 o'clock a. M, and from
shutdown until 0 o'clock p. M, unless absent
ON professional business After Office hours
he may be found at the residence of l.. Ii.
Lee, next door above DR.. Trains.
Pomeroy Sept. 12-[3m.]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12
4oeMg. .
From the Cincinnati Gazette. hf ai2i =
na Thoughts OF the Close of the Year.

I'lI n ~ NJ TaTT7'T7I --- FN.3F ~ " VWT =
. Cyoa. ~ tbe nooay tbirstv. opeL ,gyaNia'i b.
NV nravor oscend, m Thea
II sonrcs of I'll i;eht and LnowI.5oe +
Bend low and breathe to me; 2;8
~ ~, -. ,, i.i,
Yn To IN yr,u T,.,. nvva .a,',ds. %aa 49,. .5
o+ap III, d.t. IN .nou woaluss sl ~ nnpatl WI
This ;waywardl simnle heart 4 h,
.f3,4'. !, g.G \ n + 5,s9,l. m 5f 4 s5'ir
Some low that chains me enrthward Is Il
And calls my shoughts nom thee. ss,.f
W S..,s', p,e,.'no ne,'.;. .;y Il. ~ ~
~ saps.'' 'P,is w. :, - ----Ss,5s.
ON bid me Know and love lnee,
. Source OF all conscious blissi * ~
Then. ~ my yain ly.a y y ginings g
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12

from digging eo1lin, our hills than all the farm-
ers Of our county 9i5aln9f.9 trgiil i
qt,'9 SPECIAL INCOME FAX.
S per cent, ON Income for 4 80 S--Tax
Payers for Meigs County conn.
YjISte from the OfIiciilI List,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12
Examination of Teachers.

The following questions were propoundet
for written answers at the Examination O
Teachers, held at Pomeroy on the 7th inst
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12
Saw Mill Again in Operation.

TIME undersigned having purchased and put
i in repair the mill property formerly
owned BY. James Radford, near the old Meigs
County Fair Grounds, are prepared to deliver
bills Of lumber on short notice.
The patronage Of generous public is re-
spectfully solicited. J. v. STEVENS.
7-44-1y.] 40 YIlTst-3 BE-. Dixie.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12

3-A. ,i4ra II. H. STEWART.
General Commission Merchant, No. Z East
Front Street. Cincinnati. [7-ls-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
EVENING STAR.
Financial and Commercial.


The New York stock market yesterday was
steady without much activity. Governments
were firm at the previous days prices. Rail
road shares were Irregular, with a tendency to
Improve Quotations, Michigan, Southern,
Northwestern, Erie and Pittsburg being
chiefly incurred for. The loan market Is quiet,
There rs an abundant supply OF capital seeking
Inyestment, butlenders are cautious. The rate
for call loans is seven per cent, and CONNER
cial paper passes more rapidly at seven to nine
the chief business being At eight.
Prom the american of this morning we make
mp the following summary OF the Baltimore
markets:
Coffte.-we have to note sales of $50 bags in
small lots from second hands, at I9a2lx cents,
pold for fair to prime quality. Strictly choice
is scarce, and held At 81 cents. Nothing OF
importance doing IN other varieties, bat prices
nomiDally unchanged.
Flour..The market Is without change, the
demand beng confined almost entirely TO
choice brands of Super and Extra.
Rye Flour.-Demand limited and market
heavy at S65UaS6 81 for first quality.
Corn heal-Supply light and held firmly at
Bpckwbeat Meal-Keceivers are selling at
"a C5ss4.75 per 100 lbs, bulk. Supply light.
Grain-Inferior and common white Wheat,
s2as2 IS cent?: ordinary TO very fair do, 81 25a
~ so cents; and good TO strictly prime do,
81 s5aS2S5 cents; inferior and ordinary red,
s1.sIas21C; fair do, S2.2ias2-3O and good TO
strictly prime Co, S235aS2 So Offerings of
Corn comprise 13,2O bushels white and $500
do. yellow; and sales l2,UUO bushels white at
prices ranging from S3agl cents; n lot Of 3 400
bushels very prime bringing the extreme rate.
ard 1900 bushels yellow at sass cents for or
binary TO prime new. comparatively little COM
harding the top price, and at S0aS5 cents for
inferior TO ordinary old. Receipts Of Oats foot
mp 4,5tO bushels, and sales 6,0O0 bushels nearly
all At SO cents, weight No transactions In Rye
recorded.
Provisions-The offerings of nogsAt the pens
continue in excess of the demand, owing to the
mildness of the weather and the unsettled con-
ditcn OF the principal markets for hog pro-
duet, and prices are nominal. Live hogs may
be quoted at l2h cents net, and dressed ut
lCalGh cents. Bacon is jobbing slowly at Ia
l7H cents for Shoulders, at 20 cents for Sides,
which are scarce, and "a cents for new Hams.
Nothing of importance doing in barreled Pork
or green meats. Butchers Lard may be quoted
at Isa19 cents, city rendered at 20a22 cents ana
Western al 23a24 cents.
Sugars-GrOcery descriptions continue in
fair request and firm. Sales not previously
quoted comprise IS hhds fair TO prime quality
at I3AaI5x cents. We still quote:
Cuba and l.. /. fair TO good rein .si3 O0aS13 so
" " % grocery 10 50a IL 25
4" Z" prime TO choice - IA 75a Is 90
Porto Rico fair TO good grocery. 10 5Ua IA 25
ssprime 10 choice grocy IA 75a Is 50
Whisky-SalPs included so bbls. Country,
refillCd packages, on private terms, 50 bbls. old
Western at 81 IS. and IS bbls. new do. at s. 49,
Market dull and heavy al the close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We osn consoientiously recommend TO those suf
t@Tihf from di-trresipR cough DR. sTRICK-
LAMBS uELLIFLToCs COUCH BhLStM
% EiNes r"het almost instantaneous ard 10 wiihsi
itIr,-s,I =, aslr 10 the taste There 10 no d"ubt
tnf the fellttuUns C"ash Ralrsa, 10 ON. Of the
bel PT @Ts o. ne IN aud IL all that its propri-
si"t rtst, foT u We have tried 10 daring the
GU HIs p'ePsrri ly ~ strickisnd, No i39
strTD-f~ street fiBsinrsti Bhin sud tor sale NJ
n'i fIisis. s"ld b. w. NAIRS 4 co sIso AZ
seiift prug store. and CHAS CHRISTI
rris Hi' Pa avenue and so2 Ninth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
IL IEGs. LUABER TIMER &c AT THE =
DI61ANTLED FARTs AROUND -
WASHINGTON ID e.
AsodsSarts.s Department Of WasA,sxses,
0&ee Of CAfsf.Srarruaxtsv,

AssdssarfsTs Deroyfnssi Of WasA,ssses. J
w.....ass .. 3 B. ccs.ssS S,smsss f. 81.
VII Be soid nj Putiie Anttinn 10 the highest bid
On,cerS Qaarrers. Barr scE. Mess- aoass.. Stables
apd other sructu. &c belonging to the 0uarternas-
ins ai.nsn.icd fers = around WsS"st" @e Xiso.
Tor he Insineer Department, the lumber. timber
EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH.
=. m: At Fort h.h.n, fourteen Tram. ana log
building: also the timber lumber &C., inside the
''''' ana inc s sStri " or Pu n
FoIs ,sn H,,@n't s =, "a 0Sl"sh
timber nnb.1 &C. inside ,ss soes ana Sb .,t
around the same: Same day. at I O'Clock p. IN.
&c. inside II: io; .na
o. 1 Fa1 :n oS S DIM
ssr lumber &C. inside the fort, and ahsttis around
tHf busSl and
lumber; &C. insde the fort. and abattis areunJ the
and snS sSs
fHfrrss Of inmber timber, &C., in onb battery to
On WEDNEsp hY, November 18th. at 10 o'clock
2. N at Fort Worth seventeen frame and log
. ta: N .s
the ahattis lying outside Of the same.
On Fors Waad at %
ing, also the timber, In nbcr, &c, inside the fort,
On ERibkY. December ist, at 10 o'clocka m. a.
Fort Richardson. twenty four frame and log build.
iDgsi also. the tin her, lumber &C., inside the fort
and ahattis around the same
On SATURDAY, Fecember 2, at 10 o'clock q. m.
at Fort Tfllinghast twelve Frame and Log Build
inRs; also. the Timber. Lumber, &C.. inside the
fort and abattis around tho same Sam. day, at l
O'Clock P m at Fort Craig. eleven Frame Build
tngs, with Timber. Lumber, &c, inside the fort
sno sbatts aroul d the same. Immediately after
which will he sold the Timber. Lumber, &c, in
Lgnfs5; RniidnE., &c :. at Fort MePhsrson 0''
On MONDAY. December 4. at 10 o clock m, at
Fort Morton: nine Frame Buildings and the abat-
tbs sround this fort and Forts Corco' and Strong
Same day. at O clock p. d., at Fort q. Smith,
twenty-five Frame Buildings; also. the Timber
Lumber &c. inside the fort and abatti. abound
the same Immediately after which will he sold
the Timber, Lumber, &C., inside Fort Bennett and
On TUESDAY, December 6, at 10 n 'clock a. m ,
a. Fort Ethan Allen, ssventy-fou Frame and Log
Buildinss many Of large size y also, the Timber,
Lumber &c, inside the fort and abattis around il,
rior Batteries and Magazines around the Same,
south Of Pimmet Run.
On FRIDAY, December 9th, at. 10 O'Clock q,
at Fort Cass thirteen Frame Buildings
These sales embrace q large quantity OF Timber
Lumber, &c. and an excellent opportunity I. thus
offered to land owners and others in the vicinity of
Washington TO secure buildings and fencing mate.
rial convenient to their property.
The military guard will remain upon the prem
1ses seven days after date OF sale for protection
property and purchasers, (not ut the land
will be required to remove the buildings, &C.,
within fifteen day from the date of purchase
Buildings will be sold sipgly
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
d. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quarte rmaster,
no 1911 Department. Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

IArORTANT TO THE INsURED.-The Supreme
Court OF Massachusetts has Just made a de.
cision OF much Importance TO the insured. 1t is
that when policy OF insurance contains a
clause to the effect that if the building insured
lie unOccupied for any time, without notice to
the cfice, the policy is void, the building mus
actually be in use during that time; il Is not
sufficient that everything remains in readiness
for use and occupancy, and il Is visited every
day. The case that brought out this decision
was the suit of one Keith VS.. the uincy
Mutual Insurance Company, to recover the
insurance on "Trip hammer shop DESTROYED
by hre. The buildisg, which was connected
with other shops, was unused, sometimes for
months, though it was always kept ready for
service and was visited every day to see that
everything was straight. But the Judge ruled
that this was not enough to constitute occu-
pancy, and If the building had remained with
out any practical use for 80 days-the time
specified in the polcy-it was really an unoc-
cupied building for that time, and the policy
became void; and the full bench have sustained
mat TuIiBR. In this case il was the renewal of
an old policy that had no such clause in the
original, and The plaintiff testified that he did
not know that the clause was in the new
Poriey; out his ignorance made no difference in
the decision
In this view Of the case there are a great
many unoccupied buildings, and large
number OF insurance policies are void, if they
have clause compelling the occupancy of
buildings all the tune. without notice is given
TO the contrary. People who leave their houses
Tor month OF two in the summer, though thew
may, perhaps, be visited every day, are liable
uncer this ruling, TO lose their insurance il the
house should be destroyed by fire; and the same
- true of an unoccupied Office or shop. 1t is
important, at all events, thar people who have
their buildings insured should know exactly
" what their policies require, or they become liza
Ole at any time 10 lose their insurance in case
of fire. through some trifiing, perhaps merely
technical, violation of III terms imposed by the
insurance companies.-Sprinqfsd Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE ConNIssARy OF SUBSISTENCE,
" PETERSBURG. Va. kov. q. ISIS.
Sealed Proposals. will he recei vei by the uu'ier-
sisf ed until " EDNESDAY, Pecea,her Is, ISIS, At
u O'Clock m Tor the purchase Of shout
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD OF
BkEF CATTLE. AT THIS DEPOT.
The Cattle viii lie sold ct their actual gr %
weight. 10 he ds:erminea on dalivery: Prop"ssis
n nst he IN duplicate. and should state the price
Per psnnd gross weight, end the number Of Cattle
desired, ..r - .07 =
twenty tcoi head The GoverhmApt reese rvss the
right 10 reject al hids d@emAA too low.
Bidders q present will be notified nv letter Of
the result Of their proposals. Tho Cattle o be re-
moved within ten DAYS from date Of acceptance Of
hid. nj Ipense 81 purchaser
The Cattle can be seen at the Cattle Yards near
the Race Ground; about one mile from this city.
Terms cash IN Government funds
Proposals shonld he endnrsed on the envolar
" PTopossls for purcia Of Beef Cattle" and sd-
dressed to the undersigned, Mt Petersburg, Va
BY oreer If Thomas q. eullivan. Br~v.t N sjor
and O.. D., U. s. A., Chief q. b Department "
Virginia. ASA GREGuRY
no 81 Tot Captatn AMI G. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

81 puzzling phenomenon is exercising the
citizens of Auburn ard Lewiston, Ne The
windows and doors of many houses have late
~ hetaken themselves TO rafting, with inter-
missions of sllence and with variations IN de.
gree Of the noise. What Is the causel is the
question.
81 George Thomas, son of Sir VIM Thomas
Ifror't, nom England, has been arrested and
loessd mp IN the Tombs at New York, to await
tT'al on TN. charge of forging bills of credit on
Duncan, sherman Co, of that city.
~ he counsel OF Mrs Kirby the woman
Nhoshoi her husband in Richmond n few DAYS
ago, assume the ground that her iealousy
amounted 10 insanity. Upon this plea they
expect 10 secure her AGO Initial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
Navy DEPARTMENT.,

November "a. ISIS.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed ''Propo.als for Fresh
Beef and VSgetables will be recei yed at this RI.
reap until o'clock p. m, on the aixth day of De.
eemher next for the supply Of twenty i've thou sand
pounds Of Fresh Beef and twenty Ave thnasan..
pounds Of Fresh Vegetables. at the wsshingt.n
Navy Yard and Station, as required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be OF good quality
and the best the market affords, aud each article
mpst be nffsred for by the pound The Beef to be
equal proportions. fo,e and hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security. will be required
In oDe-half the estimated amount Of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
fren the amount Of each ps yment to he made. a.
collateral security for the due performance Of the
1t IL fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by . writ.
ten guaranty, signed BY one or more responsible
persons: that the bidder or bidders will, II his or
their bid be accepted enter int obi CATION with
In d We daye, with good and suficient sur eties to
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal trtH be stdered unless deconpdn,
by srch guaranty and BY satisfactory eridence tha
the bdde, Is REGULAR dealer N the artieies PROPOSED
and kds tAe tfceHSe required by &C; Of CORgresS.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
prs posai not considered I'D vantag to the Gov
erDmept no 2<-l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

FLoUs' rrrn
WHISKY.
A large and complete assortment OF
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
for Bakers, Grecers, and Others,
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Either weight or measure.
WHISKY, ALL GRADES
We mention the Bonnitz Whiskey in particular,
a being pure and four years old, sold subject II
necessary, to analysis.
VIM. N. GAIT 3 CO..
motif Indiana avenue and LIST st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CuRrn nv nm
sTkICkLANpS PILE REMEnY

NJ Glass Of GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin, vrtte. u,
the hsnent OF al who suffer with the pile. ar, ~
has i.r~b bonhled for stsst ye,rs with an agvra-
Nstei .se ~ Piles. and his brother dischargsd
iron he sIhIy Ibcu rahie he being mite 49,
iyErc Nth the Piles Both the.e distressins Ssse.
NrI- rut. ~ with ons bottle Of DIR STRICKLANDS
PILL REhEDY. The recoamr Bdst,on Of Ihs.e
gentlemen b~side the daily t-sti monisls rec%i y.d
- DIR Strickland. uxif tn rtsavinre tho.- far-
Ing that ibE meet aggravated chronic Of Pi-.
arr cured ~ Dr Strickland o Pile Remedy. IL Is
gold ~ Drussists ever where Sold by J. w
NAlkN 90 CHAS. CHR1SfIANI. 311 Pa
avenue and soy SiIth street oc Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06

GIN. GRANTS CHARLEsToN.-TheC Charles
ton Courier OF December says: "Lieutenant
General Grant and staff arrived in this CITY by
the Northeastern Railroad train at half. past
ten O'Clock yesterday morning. He was re-
ceiyed and welcomed nv Major General Sick
les and other officers commanding, and escorted
by the military 10 the residence Of General
Slckies. Charlotte street, where he will receive
visitors between twelve and two O'Clock to-
day We understand that General Grant is on
an official visit Of inspection, and that he will
II main here for few days longer, when he
VIII proceed 20 Savannah
On tie fst the merchants and citizens of the
city, sent an invitation TO General Grant to
public dinner, but the General having too
many engagements before him, declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
JAS. U. AcGUlRE CO., Auctionecrs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE AND LOTS ON THE CORNEF

VI an AMI
BY authority Of the supreme Court Of this Dis
trfct passed in equity, No. b2l, Alice W. Grammer
W. Todd and Probasco wi be sold at auction to
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
December 10, 1T So O'Clock, on the premises that
most desirable reedence at the northeast corner ef
~ and U streets lately the residence Of the late G.
Grammer. formerly occupied by John Quincy
Adams, ana afterwards by Secretary Toucey. The
dwelling 10 substantially built and capacious,
having four large parlors and drawing rooms on
the principal story, connecting by folding DOORS
The Lots front Fifty six feet seven inches on G
street, by depth Of one hundred and thirty three
feet three and half inches on AZ street and run
ming east one hundred and twelve feet eleven
inches, to Q wide public alley, and contain nj ne
thousand two hundred and ninety. three square
feet 10 in the center of The city, and In one Of
the best n.iehborhoods within few steps Of Penn
sylyaDia avenue, and convenient to the Capit toll
desiring . hrst class residence in the city. Imme
diste possession can be given 70 the purchaser
Terms: One third cash. aud the residue in six
twelve: eighteen, and twenty four montss, with
Interest The interest to be paid reni -annu ally
for which the purchasers bond. with surety will
be taken. ano lien reserved the property sold
or the purchaser may pay all cash If he desires
tonveyanciDg and stamps at the purchaser g cost
III the terms be net complied with within i've
days from the day OF GALE the Trustees the
right to sell, seven day - notice In the Ma
tCDal lnteileeDrer, At the risk and cost of the
puTchaser falling TO comply.
dsrd HENRY 4 TG PGsSSjBAsco Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
HARD BREAD AND EXTRACT OF COFFEE
0ese Depot Con,missdry Of Subsistence. {

QGee Depot Conrissdry Of Subsisfsncs.l
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this Once. on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
O. each west, fer al the surplus Hard Bread the
sito about 1900 gallons Of Tildens Extract of
Tine Bread is in Boxes of fifty pounds each. and
the coffee In tin cans of one gallon each teight
These articles can be seen ut the Subsistence De-
pot in Alexandria. Va.
All purch will he placed on Transports at the
GoSsrnEsnt ~hs,f in that city, free Of expense to
No proposal received for less than 40 boxes, 900
Blds from parties Who have failed to comply with
contracts will not he received.
IT sHs n hn Of
THg RsDAY the sth instant, they viii be offered
.. itiutbsst Major and c s, usA.
CLOSING SALE OF GOVERNMENT BEBF
~ CATTLE.
OFFICE DsPoT CoMMIssARy.
s.,,sd pron LOFT mosRoE, Dscennsr !, lsS
NtsDA the 10th day Of Dsesmber. 1875, for the
sie OF one hn1drsd and fifty tlto, heal, more or
The Cattle will be sold at their gross weights.
r..
weight 10 be aeterpined in the usual manner Of
sh vi. ).
The Government reserves the right to reject anv
will be notined by letter of the result Of their pro-
The Cattle to be renewed I'VE day. from date Of
the fort; are In good condition, and really .
superior lot Of Beef Cattle, a for any na.ket.
Terms cash, In Government funds, and prior to
Proposals should he endorsed o. the envelope.
.Prep'sas for purchase Of Beef Cattle addressed
e2-lr Colonel and o. q. v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-06
ooLGATEg HONEY SOAP.

s celebrated foILEI Soar. In such ani verssI
drnEs aud IL made from, th. eAo,c,,, ,,,,.r,.I n,
s1's and s'noiisf 10 10. Hatsr. T,..,,nu. 1919
and rxirrnsl, 1s~ss'ni IN IL, acton upou IN. akin
Sor sale by all Druxsis'- and rsnc, Gac,. D..l.r,
' N'''1 '1-A''N'