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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-19
about individual membefs of that league,

about individual members OF that league,
even though we were not residents IN
Wheeling then.
Since the nomination of Mr.. SWEENEY
was made few weeks ago, the editor OF
the IntelHgeneer has assaulted him with
vengeful feroeity. He has, at least
"made an effort" the fault of poor Mrs.
Dombey can never be laid to his charge.
He has seemed to think that the charter
election was ordered simply for the pur-
pose of affording him an opportunity OF
denouncing those who had incurred his
royal displeasure. The welfare ana
peace of the city were thrown aside as
considerations secondary to the gratlhca-
ton of his personal revenge and the ac-
complishment of his private aims. The
election of candidate opposed to him
would afford too good an illustration OF
the extent of his influence in this COM
munity to be permitted to 60 before the
Legislature while the contest for the
Senatorship was still pending, hence lie
strives. at all hazards, to prevent IL, even
though he must be convinced tha' a
changein the administration OF our NUM-
cipal affairs is necessary to the well
fare and prosperity of our citizens
Until yesterday morning, he has not at
tempted TO adduce a single argument IN
favor of the reelection of the present
officers, except that Mayor CRANGLE was
good man to recruit soldiers. All allu-
sion to the increase of crime, and the III
security of life and property has been
carefully avoided. The welfare of the
city. which is the main object 81 the
election, and which is the point we have
endeavored to keep before the people and
the only result we are anxious to secure,
has been studiously lost sight OF by the
Mtelligeacer while it was striving only to
iniure Mr. SWEENEY and gain some ectat
which might be used to good account IN
influencing the choice of Senator
yesterday mornings issue, however,
an attempt is made to establish for the
present city government claim to credit
for economy The only reply We have
to make to this now, is that the accounts
ofthe former officers were audited by the
present Republican council and pro-
nounced correct; and if the cost of gov
erning the city properly is greater than
that incurred by the inefficient govern
ment of this year, let us have it. Let
the cost of the government be doubled
rather than that our citizens shall be as
saulted and robbed if they venture upon
the streets at night, or their houses
broken into and pillaged if they dare to
leave their homes.
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given remnneratiye employment to large
numbers Of our citizens; While =. W..
Campbell has profited by the calamities
of this fearful war to bring fortune for
himself out Of the blood of his fellow
men, andsat the same time, has prevent
ed, by the exercise of every means in his
power, any of his own relatives from Ia
king their place in the ranks. Mr. Camp
bellhas overshot his mark and his venom
will only strike himself JUSTICE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-19
CITY ELECTION.
yV,O RE HELD ON MONDAY, 9Sd

YVNO Ii III YIN Sbh
i INSTANT (it being the fourth Monday in
january for Mayor, Clerk Treasurer, City
Sergeant Superintendent of Water Works,
Street Commissioner and w karf Master also for
Councilman, Aldermen, School commissioners
and School Trustees, for the different Wards as
follows viz:
FIRST wARD-at the Hose House therein--for
one member for First Branch of Council four
members for Second Branch of Council, one AL.
derman one School Commissioners, two School
Trustees.
SECOND WARD--at the City Hall therein--for
one member for First Branch of Council two
members for Second Branch of Council one Al.
dermau one School Commissioner two school
Trustees.
THIRD WARD-at the Court HOuse-for one
member for First Branch of Council four
members for Second Branch OF Council, one Al
derman, one School Commissioned one School
Trustee.
FOURTH WAID-at the Hose House therein
for one member for First Branch OF Council, five
members for Second Branch Of Council one Al
der1nan one School Commissioner, two School
Trustees
FIrTH WARp-in the north loom In the said
Ward Public School-tor one member Of Council
for First Branch, four members OF Council for
Second Branch, one Alderman. One School
Commissioner and two School Trustees, III con-
nection with the Sixth Ward, they two composing
one district
SIXTH WARD--at the room southeast corner Of
Chapline and First streets--fOr one member Of
Council for First Branch three members CT
Council for Second Branch one Alderman. Ono
School Commissioner and two School Trustees
in connection with the Fifth Ward they two com
posing one district
SEVENTH WARD--in the room formerly oCcu
pied by c. Luken in said Ward-ior one member
of Council for First Branch, one member Of
Council for Second Branch, one Alderman, one
School Commissioner, two School Trustees
The Mayor has appointed the following per
sons as Superintendents of Election in the diff
ierent Wards:
First Ward-Cirl Hanes and hiram Young
Second Ward--Wm. ". Beuyhill and L. F.
Shallcross
Third Ward Robert Morrison aud John Bayha
Fourth Ward..-JameI Laundor and John
Downs
Fifth Ward-M B. Reed aud WIN Camahdu
Sixth Warj--John Cloudy and Alex Cecil
Seventh Warl--JOhn Mcclure and Jacob Der
ger janls.trj L. IRWIN, Clerk.
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-Sz-D Q <Aa--
What - iGs

Can anybody tell what certain putlcs
mean by saying that the cards we're
stocked to get the soldiers votes against
Mr. sweeney" Wonder if it means that
the hdcIIigcaco's articles on the soldier
vote" which appeared 50 promptly after
the nominations We're made, were inicud.
cd to ''storli the cards" before an uppor-
tuniiy could be had for the detection Of
the srhomc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-19
Glass Houses.

The intelligence says that people who
live i'll glass houses should never throw
stones" Forgctful of his own injunction,
the editor has been doing his best TO
throw stones at Mr. SWEENEY, but our
correspondent shows how fragile is the
tenement of seeming virtue in which Mr.
CAMPBELL lives.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-19
sixth Ward Democratic Tiekei.
seventh Ward Ticket.

CoH,aeiI-FJst Branek-JOHN MCLRNE-
CoEaea-Seeond B5aneh-HCGH MEGAw
School CommiSsioner-J. VI. BICKEL
SelSOl TrlIstsss-JOHN B. LCEENS;
;. +. FAR1S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-19
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Mayor,
ANDREW J. SWEENEY.
City Sergeant
SMITH MCDONALD.
Oity CLERK,
HF. FEENEY.
City Treasurer
]. M BICKEL.
suptof Water Works.
JOHN CUMAtINS.
Street Commissioner,
A j. LONG.
Wharf Master,
JOSEPH MANNERS.
First Ward Democratic Ticket
Council-F;rst Brdhch-WM P. WILSON
Second Brancl-G W. ROBINSON.
JOHN Fl. GREEN.
THOS. WHEELER.
JOHN HUGHES.
Aldsr,aaa--DANIEL MURRY.
School CoatH,issioner-A. j. SWEENEY.
T,.;tss-G. W. MILLER.
JOHN HUGHES.
GEO w. ROBINSON.
Second Ward Democratic Ticket
Co,inc,L-ld Branch-GEO. W. FRANZHElM.
end Braneh-THOS. P. SHALLCROSS,
JOHN PFARR.
Ads,man-GEORGE DUTY.
School Coo,,aissonsr-JAS. NJ. ALEXANDER
School TrusteS-SAMCEL MCCLELLAN
Third Ward Democratic Ticket.
Council--lst Brdnch-Z. JACOB
d" 2nd BTdach--S. BRADY
JAMES c. ACHESON,
CHRISTIAN HESS,
JAS R. MCCORTNEY
4LlsrHua-PETER HUAfBERGER
Sehoo! Co,nmisaonsr-JAMES PAUL., Esqr.
School T,ustees-Dr. GEO. BAIRD.
JOHN H. HALL.
CotnciL-ln Brdncb-W J. HOUSTON.
" End Brancb-ISAAC SEAMAN,
THOMAS OBRIEN,
JAMES II. EWING,
DAVID BRODE,
A. GEARING.
deTg,aa-ALEXANDER MCOCRTNEY.
School Commissi0aer-GEORGE r. TINGLE.
School Trustees-M W. A4lICK,
&c. JEFFERS.
-
Fifth Ward Democratic Ticket.
CovaciI-lt ByaHch-Capt. 4. WILSON.
.' Rad Branch-JOSEPH SALISBURY,
JOHN vOGLER,
ALEX TAYLOR,
JAMES MAXWELL
4der"dn-ANDREW QUIGLEY.
Seh2ol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALISBURY
School Trustess-Capt. A WILSON,
JAMES MAXWELL.
Sixth Ward Democratic Ticket.
C9uncl-Ir Brdneh-J I DAVIS,
Rad Breakdown MILLER
GEO. FORBES,
wM. D. ENGLISH
4ldsrmdn-ANDREw QCIGLEY.
School oamisSionsr-JOSEPH Salisbury
School Tf.LstsGs-Cspt a. WILSON,
JAMES MAXWELL
seventh Ward Ticket.
CouIlciI-FSTst BoaHek-JOHN MURINE
CoEaeI-SeeoHd BCGneh-HCGH MEGAW
!Sehool CommiSsioher-J. VI. BICKEL.
School Trustsss-JOHN B LCKESS;
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
~ AT AUCTION.

| WIN. J.. WALL h co. Auctioneers
VIII be sold ut Public Auction on FRIDAY
september ~, 1885, at u O'Clock, m., at the Navy
Yard, Washington, D. c., the following named
vessels belonging to the United States Navy Dc.
partment:
Side wheel JOHN L. LoCKwooD-Lenrth,
Ia feet; breadth, p feet; depth, 7 feet inches
diameter Of cylinder, 80 inches; feet S.incll
| stroke.
Propeller ALPHA-Length, IS feet 10 inches ;
breadth, 10 feet; depth, feet inch diameter
| Of cylinder, Is inches; 4-inch stroke.
Propeller FUCHsIA-Length, 100 feet breadth
% feet depth, feet 0 inches; diameter cylinder
| 20 inches; 2I-inch stroke.
Propeller CURRITUCK-Length, 100 feet
| breadth, % feet; depth, feet inches; diameter
of cylinder, % inches 2I.iuch stroke.
Propeller MOCCA ASH N-Length lO6 feot
breadth, % feet; depth, 0 feet inches; diameter
| Of cylinder 80 inches; 4.inch stroke.
Side-wheel KEYSTONE STATE-Length, 22C
feet breadth, 81 feet; depth, q feet; diameter oil
cylinder, so inches; s feet stroke.
Side wheel YANKEE - Length, LAT feet
breadth 2j feet; depth, 10 feet Sinches; diameter
OF cylinder, IS inches ; s feet stroke
side-whee JACOB BELL-Length l4j feet
breadth, - feet inches depth, S feet; diameter
OF cylinder, 81 inches s feet stroke.
Side. wheel ELLA-Length, ljO feet; breadth
% feet depth, S feet inches; diameter OF cyln
der, 80 Inches; feet stroke.
Side lPHILADELPiIA-Long 200 feet
BREADTH 80 feet depth, 10 feet diameter OF cyln
der, 40 iuehest IL feet stroke.
Itopelet ohlA-bength, ilSieet ;breadth
% feet depth 10 feet inches diameter OF cylin
der, 80 Inches; 80 inches stroke.
Propeller GLADIoLUS - Length, so feet
breadth, is feet; depth, feet o inches; diamete
| Of cylinder, 80 inches; % inches stroke
Propeller EUREKA - (Machinery removed.
Length, IS feet; breadth, u feet inches; dept
. feet inches.
The above named vessels lie at the Navy yard
Washington, d. c., where they may be ex
amined.
| Terms Of sale-Cash, in Government funds
eight per cent. at the time Of sale, aud tho balanc
| six days thereafter.
| By Order: j. B. MONTGOMERY,
selmwf.6t Commandant
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
MedIcAI TufNeyOT Ut. 5. A.
au2S-l6t ADREON x CO, AuetiOneeTs.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AT CAMP RELIEF, DC.

HBADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OPPIcE OF CHIEF QCARTERMAsTER,
wAsHTSUTOS, y. C., August 2S, 1866.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the prem
ises, under the direction Of Major II. Brownson,
A. .. NJ, on THURSDAY, september 7, 1855, nj /
TWENTY Two FRAME BUILDINGS,
situated at Camp Relief, D. c., on Seventh street,
near the northern boundary Of the city, as fol-
lows:
Two (2) Barracks, each 40 by - feet, two
stories.
Two t9 oaicers' Quarters, each 10 by 80 feet,
two stories.
One ~ Officers Quarters, 81 by 10 feet, one
one ~ oGcer.' Quarters, % by Ii feet, one
story.
one ~ Once, 10 by IL feet, one story.
Three ta) Mess Houses, each 90 by is feet, one
story.
One C) Hospital, IS by is feet, one story.
One (l) Store House, 100 by 50 feet, two stories
Four (4) Stables each l7j by 80 feet, one story
One Ol Stable, l25 by 70 feet, one story.
Two C2) Stables, each 90 by 30 feet, one story
One ~ Stable, 10 by 10 feet, one story.
one ~ Stable, Is by II feet one story.
One ~ octagonal Building, q feet diameter,
one story.
ALSO,
Ten Frame Additions to the above structures,
Of various dimensions; Six Small Out. Buildings; !;
Two Covered Entrances, &c.
The Buildings will be sold Singly to the high
est bidder and must be removed from the prem
ises within ten lO) days from date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
NJ. !. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief QuartermAster,
au2S-lOt Department OF Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
Baltimore Market.

FRIDAI, september !, 1865.
trfcss given bsioO rsLsr TO wholesale operations
tOnIb, unLsss ottsrt0fse srpTsssed.
CoFPgE-No sales reported; market Arm,
FLouR7Balhmore Family and high grade Ex
ira were reduced to day 90 cents per bbl for sll
other descriptions the market closed weak. Sales
reported Included 300 bbls Western Extra at
1925 900 bbls City Mills Super, choice vt Is 90 per
bbl, We quote the range Of prices, viz: Howard
street Super IS 5Oas9, do. Extra ~ 25sSlO, do
Family Sll, Western super Sass 30, do Extra ~
at9 90, do, Family go 5Qi City Mills Super Is -
ass 70; do shipping brands Extra Sllatll so;
Family $l3 80, aud high grades Sl2 per bbl.
qRAIS.-Wheat-To-d day 5000 bushels white
and 200 bushels red offered market heavy and
lover, with sales Of 200 bushels white at .s0a
W 45, not prime; $500 rod at l. 65AS2 10 per
bushel. Corn-To- day 800 bushels white and
1000 bushels yellow received, with sales Of the
former at sOa02 cts. aud latter at 90a93 cts. per
bushel; oats--ro day O. 800 bushels recriyed ;
part sold At 40 cts, measure, and IS cts. weight
hye-To-day 100 bushels sold at so cts. per
bnshel. ~. % r..
MOLAssEs.-No sales; held firm.
PRoyisIoEs-Are wtthouta any material change.
The demand Tor Bacon for the South continues
good. Prices remAiu "a before duoted, Viz
Bacon Shoulders at ls cts Sides 10 cts. Hams
% cts, for plain do, oanyRsed 2la28 cts and
sugar cured 2SaSl cts. Bulk Meats held al l6II
Al7A cts. for Shoulders and Sides; Lard Oh
hnsd Mess Pork nominal at 80. 6OaS3S per Dbl.
Al New York stock Of Pork reported Ss, 900
bbls., being less than generally supposed by the
trade.
BUaAR-Market buoyaut and improving. We
notice sal es TO day OF 1893 hhds, Cuba at II cts.
cash; lSO do. for refining at l3 cts. 10 hhds.
Porto Rico at l516 cts, do. choice at l81S cts
also $50 hhds Porto Rico, good grocery, at if6
cts. per lb. 70 fI' ''.'''"
SALT-we have no change TO notice, and quote
for lots from store g. 2j for Ground Alum, H. 25
per sack for Fine, and Turks Island at 80 cts, per
buShsl, ..l-f' n' il ''"'' -".
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
q L o S 1 N G S A l. E
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

ouARrERNAsrKR GENERALS OPPrcE,
y,,r rWAsHISoToN, D. C., August p, 1853.
Of SEPTEMBER, to the highest bidder, at the
time and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK.
New York city, Tuesday Of each week, 100
New York city, Thursday Of each week, 300
tF, PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 100
Philadelphia, Saturday, September 2, and
Wednesday aud Saturday Of each week there
after, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday Of each week,
| 70 september ", Inclusive, 100 Mules each day.
| each day.
Mauch Chunk, Thursday, September 7, DOC
Mules.
Indiana, Tuesday, September IL, lSo Mules.
Horses.
Reading, Thursday, September Il. 200 Mules
Altoona Thursday, September Is, $50 Horses,
Indianapolis, September II, Is, 10, %, 81, and
20, 40 Horses each day.
indianapolis. September l2. "A, aud 10, 100
Mules each day ILLINOIS
=, Chicago, September O. ?, O. 10, 81, g. 30, ljO
!, ChicAgos September 4, as, Is, %, %, %, 100
wilmington, Friday Of each week, ljO Mules
each day.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week, 100 Horses
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 8, 100 Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10, 100 Mules
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, l5O Mules
Baltimore, Thur,day, September 81, 100 Mules.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Thursday, September 2, aud Tuesday
and Thursday of each week thereafter, 200 Mules
each day.
KANSAS.
Fort LeavenwOrth, commencing Tuesday, Sep
tember II, aud continuing thereafter at such
times as the Depot Quartermaster may designate,
1000 Mules.
GIESBORO', d. c.
Tuesday and Thursday OF each week, 100
Horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, ID, q.
The animals TO be sold In September are supe.
rior to any heretofore offered W the public The
ma Ority Of them are sound and servceAble.
u IL srpsctei that at his Ssriss o. sdisS all tie
surplus Government animals LoiH be diSI0ssd
~ Buyers shoUh therefore HmH Themselves Qr
this last OppOrtUnHV 10 purchase
Animals will be sold singy.
Sales to commence ut 10 u. IN.
Term cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge,
au2j-tse29 First Division Q, NJ, q. o,
A UCTION SALES OF HOSPITAL
IA PROPERTY
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
AUCTION SALES.

GALE or CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES, GRAIN AND GRAIN
CmEr ouAnffsnAsrER' oYrIcE,
DEpor or w AsHISaron,g y II
. wAsHtsaror, D. O., Sept 2, 1895.
2 Will be sold At public auotion, uuder the d..
rection Of Captain Samuel Laufer, A. Q. N.
at sixth street wharf, Washington, d. @. on
TUESDAY, September IL, 1858, at 10 o'clock, ..
m, a lot Of condemned dusftermsstef's Stores,
consisting OF o.
Brooms, Lanterns. Buckets, Cups, Hatchets,
Brushes, Rakes, Paulins, wrenches, Stoves,
Files, Rasp', &e 20 .,vo. .DlIIr.3'
following stores, viz. I-'- 60
$50 BUSHELS OF CORN. l,
o, 374 BUSHELS OF OATS
Is 5TONS OF HAY. .g.-H
60, 900 GRAIN SACKS.
from date Of sale. 'J,l
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
III. '' d. II. RUCKER,
Bt, Maj - Gen. aud Chief ouartermaster,
se2.9t !" Depot ofwashington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
AUCTION sAIrti.
(Y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
AUCTIONERRS D

GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. G. AT AUCTION,
I BY ORDER oHTHBC0MMIssI0NBR OF PUB.
/ iLlC BUILDINGS, . ..r- .UI.Tl..-F
On TUESDAY, the sth day Of October next, we
viii sell to the highest bidder, commencing at
10 o'clock, a. m. at our Auction Rooms, No.
626, corner Of Seventh street west and b street
north, the following named valuable property,
belonging to the Government Of the United States,
Lots No. 3 in Square No. l. Lots No. s in
square No. 346. -
Lots No. Is in Square No. s,i Lots No. I, 2,
s. 4, o, Q, 22 y, "a, D. 20, e. 2s, %, and 30, In
square NO. oSl', Lots No. 8 and g., In Square
Lots No. 10, "A, 10, II, and 10, in Square No.
$50. Lots No. 0 and =, 10 Square No. 6SS.
Lots No. 8, in Square No, 667. Lots No. l, 2, s,
Lots No. !, in Square east OF Square No. LOGS.
Lots No l. IL, ~, ls, II, Is, and 10, in Square
Lots No. ], g. 10, II, l2, IL, and "A, in Square
No, li2e Lots No. g. o, 9, ], and s, in Square
1IOt. No 1,Sn, 12, Is, Il, and 10, In Square
No. Lisa Lots No. l, 2, 10, II, II, Il, and A. in
Lots No. /, ., 8, 10, II, and l2, in Square No.
l,is4, Lot: No. 10, II, IL, and Is, in Square No.
l,l36.
sa5.,. LS,s No No. = T. is y ~ Y and =, j., il
Lots No. l, ., Q, 10, Ii, and l2, In Square No
ilS; Lots No. l, 2, 8, 10, IL, aud IL, in Square
Lots No. l, 2, 10, IL, 12, Is, apd Il, in Square
south Of Square No. 1,l40. Lots No. l, 2, Ii, IL
l3, IA, 10, and Is, In Square No. l,lA. Lots No
3, 4,6,e,7,s, and 0, in Square No i,l42 Lots
No. j, 2 Q, 10, IL, and IL, In Square No. las
Lots No. ], 2, 8, 4, ., 0, 10, and 10, In Square
No ,lH. Lots No. :, s, Q, 10, IL, IL, and is, in
Square No. Las.
Lots No. /, 2, 3, 4, o, and 70, in SQUARE No.
!, ,l46.
And, also, the whole OF the following Squares,
viz:
Square No. 465, containing SO Lots.
| Square No. 48S, containing "a Lots.
! Square No. 460, containing "a Lots
Square No. 40, containing Is Lots.
Square No. t0S, containing ~ Lots.
Terms OF sale to be cash on delivery OF the
deeds OF the property; one tenth OF the purchase
| money TO be paid down when the property Is
| knocked of. Should the purchaser fail TO com .
| ply, the property will then and there be put up
again and sold to the highest bidder ifthe whole
terms are not complied with In 80 days from day
| OF sale, the Commissioner reserves the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the rst
purchaser. GREEN & WILLIAMS
sel-fmwlN Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
n ARdE SALE Of GOVERNMENT
II STEAMERS; TUGS, BARGBs, &c.

r ARdE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL STEAMERS; TUGS, BARGEs, &c.
oukRrKRNksrgR GRNERAL's OFFICE,
DBPoT OF wAsHIsG GtoS,
LwAsHNarox, ID. O., August l6, 1885.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the d.
rection Of Captain r. 3. Allen, A. q. NJ, at q
street wharf, In the city Of Washington, d. c.,
on WEDNESDAY, september6, At 10 O'Clock, a.
m, the following vessels, viz: 90.
Stern wheel steamer wavenock, registered 100
tons. a. y q. . 2 ID y 8
Side wheel Ferry Steamer John Disney, regis
tered $50 tons. v' arH a... %
Steam Propeller Farmer, registered lS5 tons.
Screw Tug A. s. Page, registered IA tons.
sohuylkin Barge Mary X Evans. '.r
Schuylkill Barge James Henry. ..
Sehuylkill Barge Quartz
sohuylkill Barge James l.. Ellis. ...'
Schuylklll barge Locust Mountain.
Schuylkil Barge Broad Mountain.
Canal boat America. sur =. .n ... a
Canal boat Y. Z. Brakeman.
Canal boat Lonaconing, No. l.
Ships Cutter Constitution, ... ..H g
Two Yawl Boats,
Two Canal lee breakers. ID '..' "'r' .
The fu rniture and equipago will be sold with
each boat.
,Terms--Cash, in Government funds.
oh. RUCKER,
Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster, 20
aul6-l9t Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL,
IL ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.

UNITRD STATES MILITARY RAILRoADs,)
OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER,
wAsHINaroS, d. c., Aug. IL, 1853
Will bo sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mond, Va, on TUESDAY, October 3:
Twenty Ave (2j) new hrst-elass Locomotive En-.
gines; five tj) foot gauge, Ave (j) foot drivers,
cylinders lGx24 in. capacity Of tank, 300
gallons.
Five t) arst- class Locomotives, 1 feet SIS inch
gauge.
Two hundred and sixty five (28j) new Box
Freight Cars, Ave (5) foot gauge.
Fifteen 90 new Platform Cars, Ave (S) foot
gauge.
Ten (lO) Freight Cars, 4 feet sI% inch gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until all
are sold. Sale to commence at 10 o clock.
Terms }: Cash, In Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
augll -dtocl Brew. Col. and A. q. M
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's OFFICE, I
WAsHISUrOS, ID. g., August %. 1858.
Will be held until further notice, in this city,
on EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, CONNIE ncing
SEPTEMBER 7, pTOx., ut 10 o'clock q. IN. at
Judiciary Square Warehouse, Fifth and y streets,
an auction sale OF Hospital Furniture, Bedding,
&c. which have been used In the Government
service These sales will embrace many arti-
cles OF u seryiceablo character, and the attention
Of Hotel Keepers, PrOprietors Of Steamboats,, and
Others, Is called to them.
TeTms-Cash, Rt time Of sale,
Successful bidders must remove their pur-
chRses within forty.eght (ts) hours from date of
sale. II not taken away within that time, the
articles will be resold at the next subseq uent
sale, at the risk Of the hrst purchaser
@, SUTHERLAND,
aug29ru Surgeon U. s,A., Med. Purveyor,