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'of brutality were enacted, is perhaps the most
surprising feature Of this dire National calamity.
ELEVENTH DISPATCH.


Surprising feature Of this dire National calamity
ELEVENTH DISPATCH.
Especial Dispasch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday. April H. 1861 a. IN.
The President is slowly dying. The brain is
slowly oozng through the ball-hole in his fore
head. He is of course insensible. There is an
occasional lifting of his hand, and heavy stem
1 torous breathing; that's all
Mrs. Lincoln and her two sons are in a
room of the house opposite to Ford's Thea
ter, whore the President was taken, and
that whore he is lying. Mr.. Sumner
| is seated At the head of the bed Secretary
FStanton, Weles, Dennison, Usher and McCul-
1 lock, and Mr.. Speed are in the room. large
humber Of surgeons. generals, and personal
family friends of Mr.. Lincoln fill the house.
Ian are in tears. Andy johnson is here.
.Hc was in bed in his room at the Kirk
| wood when the assassination was committed.
He was Immediately apprised of the event, and
got up. The precaution was taken to provide a
GUARD of soldiers for him, and these were at his
door before the news was well through the
avenue. Capt Rathbone of Albany was IN
The box with the President. He was slightly
|wouned.
We give the above dispatches in the order IN
which they reached Us the first having been
received a little before midnight, for we
know that every line, every letter
Twill be read with tho intenSest interest.
lin the sudden shock Of calamity
so appalling we can do little else than gveI
such details Of the murder of the President as
have reached us. Sudden death is always over
vbelminr: Assassination of the humblest of
men is always frightfully startling; when the
|hesd of thirty millions Of people is hurried
Into eternity by the hand Of a murderer,
that head a man so good, so wise, so noble,
as ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Chief Magistrate of,
Ia nation in the condition of ours at this mo-!
ment.-the sorrow and the shock are too great.for.
many words. There are none in al! this broad,
land today who love their country, who wish,
well to their race, that will not bow down mi
'nrofound grief at the event it has brOughtg
upon us. For once all party rancor WILL
he forgotten. and 10 right-thlnkng many
can hear of Mr.. Lincoln's death withouti
accepting it as a national calamity WEI
can give in these its first moments,l
no thought of the future. God, in his nscruta-
III, Providence, has thus visited the Nations;
the future we must leave TO Him.
Latey-The accounts are confused and con-,
Trajectory One dispatch announces that
he President died at l24 p. m. Another
an hour later, states that he ii
still living. but dying slowly. Wei
20 70 press without knowing the exact truth,
but presume there Is not the slightest ground
for hope. Mr.. Seward and his son are both|
seriously wounded, but were not killed. But,
there can be little hope that the Secretary cant
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The Seveu-Thirty Lean.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday April IL, 1906.
jay Cooke reports the subscriptions TO tho
T. 30 loan today 50 900 including single subscrip-
ion OF $500 900 rom NewYork and large Western sub
Iscriptions-one from Pisbrg of 100000 ana one from
tChicago OF $ll0OOo. The number Of individual sub
sscriptons for amounts of $50 and 500 was 2,5G
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N.--Arleana Markets.

NEW ORLEANS April Z, via Caro- Apr, ~ reg. s',
The New Orleans markets are al stahu,stlI;;
Low MddIing cotton quoted a! 40 Der TO- au KUN
iSupcrlno Flour at 81 Der boI
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Terms Of the Tribanc.

DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, e,o IN
copy, year-3ll numbers. !
SEMl.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
1 copy, year-l04 numbers, ...-.--.-. S4.M
2 copies, do. ~
5 copies, or over, for each cOpy.--.---- ON
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
! copy, / year-52 numbers, -.---. S|:''
Clubs of five or over, 81 per copy, ana
an extra copy for every Club OF ten.
Adde'S. THE TRIBUNE, New.York.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

spec isi DisuafCh 10 In" ". l.
Tho President was just shot at Ford
Thsuter. The ball entered his neck 1t is not know
whether the wound is mortal. intense e1c'eni'"''
FOURTH DisrA'eh'
Sp''''' D''P''," - Inv ~
Wv
w,su,vorov Anru l5-1o.Uam.
rr,o pros;,or, v,,s shot in a tbeater tonight
.o-.or,- ,.orrdod
nv n..;I..,. =. ,,, ox,oc,od 70 l;va thro,cl
e. n;rh. uo u.as shot ot q theater.
Secretary Seward wa, also assassina,ed.
u....,.;,,. ,ro-,.cp,
-
,r., = r.u.
WASHINGTON Friday April IA, lsG5.
r.ko , clan or thunder out of clear Shy
.,ro,d tho announcement that President
7 ;rco,, Wis shot while sitting in his box a
Ford. 1beator. The city is wild with excite
mont 4 gcntlcman who was present thu
do,o,;l,o, ,bo eveut. AT about lOb O'Clock, il
ii, s. ana &c ,be acts a pistol shot wa.
- imam, NM, Ioonoe
''e''u' ''' ~ WV
upon 'he stage HUH '"' '""'' ''N -
Ihe ffe'ideht' oianu'S"o" " ''"s "'''
shouted SIC se"P' 'y'"""'S '"'" '"''''' -
rear oil the scenes ana OUT VI ''' '"'A WV
n the thca'er. 30 Suuucn ""' Wv
whole thing that most persons IN 'ne '"ca'e'
supposed it part Of the play, and 1t was so'n'
minutes before the fearful tragedy was compre
Blended. The man was pursued however oy
some one cohnec'cu WIN '"' '"''''' " ''''
'ou,cr door and seen 20 mount horse ana ma
rapidly away. regiment OF cavalry nave
started in all directions, with orders TO arrest
every man found on horseback. Scarce had
the news Of this horror been detailed, when oou'
riers came from Secretary Stewards, announc-
ing that he also had been assassina'cd' Inc
following are The a9tAehuc parucuiarS'
SEVENTH DISPATCH
: Pe''A D'''''" . nv ~ . .
-. rh.o,,r .,
,..,...;,, o,,o,od
,,o haol oc IN,
IN ,a,,,5 :, b;s boad and he IL
.,,, :; ho,so on,os;,o ,hc
- 49,. oo,or,oi,ed If his 70.
-. Voo,o claim. 70 have recognized
-, 81. ,to oo,or VILLAS Roo,h A
,,.,;.. ,c ,loo,, I;ke nall has settled on the
.;,r
AS.,sstyArIoy OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
IL. A.. .,,,o horra borsaman rod, nm
o,,. 49,, ,;,,,orr,;,c
A.. - h.5 n-osor;,,,;o,
/. ao,;ro, 70 be SECRETARY in per.
u,;or sow,rd and Miss seUsrd
-. .,.;r c,,h,r o, ,ho ,;,,o poi,o al.
.., -. .. ,.r,..1 uo ,..o.ondo1
49,.
{. .,..,.. c.. ., r ro,u
=, ;u,.,,,,. ,o;,, n.os not ..verod and :,
,.a.i,n Az soword may survive Secretary
e,.,.,o, ,.,s ,,na;.,urhod ., his residence Tim.
g.. o,hor ,n,rdo.ous demonstrations ara re-.
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FROM NASSAU.
Block de- Running Intelligence.

Nassau, Mp, papers are received The French
bark Eugene of Marseilles, with a cargo OF about
b 900 bags Of coffee 2CO0 pieces of mahogany Crotch
about 1900 10. wax. 1900 dried hides and about u
tuns OF ogwood was totally wrecked on the \; r.
February last The captain and part OF the crew were
saved; the mate and two seamen were drowned
The blockade Bsnshee with ~ oaies Oh COT
reports Galveston garrisoned by 200 troops. Twelve
Union ships were of the bar Six steamers had sailed
recently nom Havana for Galveston
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The Tribune IN London

STEVENS BROTHERS. American As'uts ier ho's1,
the TRIBUNE They viii also receive Sons I"r0S' al
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Tho Hon. O. n. Shannon. Cincinnati; Gen. Il. +
Atchison Kansas. DIR. n. Greene, Louis
lyil,c. and VIM d. Grswold. Tcrre Haue are stoppint
lut the METROPOLITAN Hotel.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
The President Shot
Secretary Seward Attacked.
FIRST DISPATCH.

FIRST DISPATCH.
To tie Associated pross
WASHINGTON. Friday, April H. 1850.
The President was shot in theater to-night
and perhaps mortslly wounded.
SECOND DISPATCH.
To EpITors: Our Washington agent order
the dispatch about the President stopped
Notbinr il said about the truth or ialsity Of th
dispatch.
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NEWS EXPECTED.

The Government is in hourly expectation of
important news from Gen. Sherman. Gen Lee has
rot vet passed to Johnstons army. bat IL is expsctsi
tia, that he viii communicate witt Johnston and 40
wise surrender upon the terms granted tae Army OF
,,n-thprn virginia
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
Tuesday, Dec. 5.-The Court met at II o'clock,
when Attorney General Speed spoke as follows:
Nay u please pour HOnorS:
Ny brethren Of the bar have devolyed upon me
the duty OF presenting to the Court the resolu-
lions | have the honor to submit.
My brethren have endeayored to express In
these resolut ons the profound respect they feel
for your lamented associate, the late Justice Ca
tron.
Mr.. Justice Catron presided in the Circuit
Court for the district In which practiced.
knew him as judge from my earliest years.
Ny acquaintance continually enhanced the re-
spect aud admiration with which, from the very
FIRST, l regarded him.
With he advantage Of only limited cd ueational
training, he rose easily and pleasantly 10 the
high position he illustrated.
Possessing AvigorouS mind, diligent habits,
earnest and honest purposes, and simple, unaf-
feetsd manners, his life was one OF dignity and
usefulness,
His loyalty, not the result OF location. asso-
citation, policy, or sentimeutalty but OF simple,
native Integrity, allied to native good sense and
nrmness, was sheet anchor 10 the States OF
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The memory Of such character and such a
life 20 far to soften the sorrow we feel for the
loss the country has sustained.
The grave has closed over his mortal remains,
but am sure 1t cannot shut out from your
chamber, so long the scene Of his labors, the
sweet memory Of his character, as II cannot de.
priye his country Of the good he did, or man
kind OF his bright example.
now present to your Honors these resolu-
lions, which, after they shall have been read, !
respectfully move may be entered on the min
utes Of your proceedings:
At Meeting Of the members Of the bar Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States and " the
officers Of the Court, held at the court room in
the Capitol on the 4th day OF December, 1856
The Hon. Jeremiah s. Black was called 10 the
chair, and J. Hubley Ashton, Esq, Assistant Al
torney General, appointed secretary.
On motion OF Hon, Caleb Gushing, a committee
was appointed by the Chair to prepare and sub
init appropriate resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments and feelings Of the members Of the
bar and officers Of the Supreme Court of the uni
ted States on the melancholy event of the recent
death Of Hon. John Catron, late an associate JUS
.tlce Of the Supreme Court. The committee con
sisted Of Hon. Caleb Gushing, OF Massachusetts, /;
Hon. o. II. Browning, Of Illinois; and Hon. Mont
EomeTy Blair, Of Maryland.
Tie following resolutions were submitted to
the meeting by the Hon Caleb Cushing chairman
Of the committee, aud unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That ths members OF this bar, and
the officers Of the Court, sincerely lament the
death Of the Hon. JOhA Catron, late an associate
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Aa4iuual Republican
Tor FIcI LII


IMPAIRMENT OF bTArk, I
WARRINGTON, December o, 1855.
Information has boon received at this De-
partment from Mr.. WIN. B. LITTLE, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Panama, Of the
death, on the 18th Of November last, at the
Panama Railroad Station, Of HRRNASS Ar.
ELxR, q naturslired American citizen, and
late q native Of Neustedt in the Grand
Duohy Of oldsnburg. Also, on the 25th Of
October last. on board Of the American ship
Winfield Scott, Of MIoHAEL RILEY, aged %
years, q native Of Canada.
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justice Of the Supreme Court, and express the
high consideration they entertain Of the integ-
rity, dignity, impsrtiallty, love Of Justice, and
strong cominon sense which marked his eharae-
ter a. Judge and ~ q man. ~
Rssotpsd, That In manifestation Of these sen
timents, we vii wear the usual badge Of mourn.
ing during the term.
Resolved, That the chairman and secretary Of
this meeting transmit copy Of these proceedings
TO the family Of the deceased, and assure them Of
our sympathy and respect. ...
Resolved, That the Attorney General be re-
quested to present these proceed ing, to the Court
and TO move that they be entered on its minutes.
J. HuRLEr ASHTON, Secretary.
Chief Ju,tioe Chase responded a. follows.
The Court unites with the bar In honor TO the
sorrow for his loss. ....-
He was less known to me than to any other
member Of this tribunal, and yet sufficiently
sars Stan H. % ana SIN.
Der him as an upright man and an excellent
Judge. Il Is their testimony that in the learnin g
| Of the common law and Of equity jurispfudence,
and especially in Its application to questions Of
| superior. He was even more distinguished 'by
| strong, practical good sense, by nrmness Of will
and straightforward honesty Of purpose Byer
frank and earnest in the expres sion Of his opin
Ions, he was yet void Of desire to impose them
/ arbitrarily on others. The candor and patience
| with which he listened TO argument found fitting
| eounterparts In the impartiality and equity oil
his judgments. These Judgments remain, and
| are his best monument. While the records o
| this court endure, they will recall the memory
| Of the Just aud fearless magistrate who pro-
| uounced them, and will be esteemed as valuable
contributions to the Jurisprudence ofshis eoun
| try. They will command from the profession
| the confidence and respect which was felt for tn
| author by his associates In the oonrt.
As q testimonial Of honor, OF affection, and o
sorrow, the Court will order that the proceeding
| Of the bar, with this response, be entered on tn
records, and will adjourn to-day without trans
acting its ordinary business.
And the Court adjourned until this morning q
| IL o'clock,
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SUPREME Counr UNITED STATES, wednes-

SUPREME CoURr UNITED STATES, wednes-
day, Dec. Con motion Of Mr.. Coombs, A. G.
Voris, ESQ.,, Of Ohio, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this court.
On motion Of Hon. NJ Blair, Elisha Oscar
Crosby, Esq +, Of New York city, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. OF. The United States, plaintiffs In error,
ps. John D. Roddy ct al The argument in this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Ashton, Assistant
Attorney General United States, Of counsel for
the plaintiffs In error
No further argument was made In the case, u
being dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction.
No, 6s. The Territory Of Nebraska, ex rel
BleaIer wakeley, plaintiff In error, VS.. VIM. l..
lockwood This cause was submitted TO the
consideration OF the court on the record and
printed arguments by Mr.. Woolworth for the
plaintiff in error and BY defendant In error.
No. 69.-Marinus W. Gardiner, city treasurer,
&c, plaintiffs in error, Is. Anna X. Babcock.
| This cause was argued by Mr.. Jenckes for the
plaintiffs in error, and BY Mr.. Potter for the de-
| PENDANT In error.
| No. 20. Paul Queyrouge, ct al, claimants, Rp,
| pellants, vs.. the United States.
| This cause was submitted to the consideration
| Of the Court on the record and printed arguments
by Mr.. GratE and Mr.. Brewster for the appellants
and by Mr.. Attorney General Speed and Mr.. COTE!
for the appellees.
| No. n Levi Blossom, appellant, %. The Mil
waukie aud Chicago Railroad Company.
| The argument OF this caase was commenced b!
Mr.. Carpenter for the appellant.
Adjourned until Friday, at 10 q. m.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGE AT
~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIRF ouARTKRnAsTRR's 0FEIoE,
DEPoT OF wAsHINaToS,
wAsHIEeroS, D. c., Nov. "a, 1855.
Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria,
Va, under the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel J. @. v. Lee, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY,
December 0, 1865, at l O'Clock, p. m, the Gov
eminent ...
BARGE T. O. COLE.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of Brevet Maj Gen. D. II. Rueker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot OF Washington.
CHAs II. ToMPEINs,
no2-14t b. Colonel and ouartermAster.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTER STORES.


CHIEP QUARTgRNAsTRR' & OFFICE,
DBPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHISGTOS, d. c., Nov. 81, 1865.
viii be sold, at public auction, under the
direction Of Brevet Major James NJ. Moore, A. O.
NJ, at Warehouse No. ., New York avenue, be.
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, wash
ington, D. @. , on MONDAY, December II, 1865,
TERMAsTER STORES, consisting of
Benches Boilers, CauldTOns, Kettles, Ovens,
Pans, Pots, Ranges, Stoves, Book cases, Chairs,
Chests, Cocoa Mating, Stools, Tables Sash,
Hammers, Axes, Chsels, natchets, Squares,
Saws Pck.axes, WheolbdTrows, Brushes
Brooms, Buckets, Files, GrindStones, Lanterns,
Shovels Waste Paper, Rope, Rags, Ziuo, &c.
The Et1ros must be removed by purchasers
within ten days from date Of sale
Tsrms-CRsh, In Govern ueIt funds.
BY order OF BreVet Majo General D. II.
Fucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Wash
ington. CHARLES II. T0MPKINs,
nO27.lNd Brew. Col. and Q. NJ
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AE- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
HoUGHToH, Howard Association, Philadslphia
Pa mhH1.y
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6rDr. H. Anders' Iodine water.-An
Iapd ludbie Discovery.--A FULL GRAIN Of Iodine
In each ounce Of Water.-Dissolpsd iofthsut a
SOluent.-The most PowgRFUL yTTALIzIEG AGENT
and RESTORATIVE known. SCRoPULA, SALT
RHRUh, CANCERS, RHBuMArIsN, CONSUMPTION, and
many Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by its use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price u per bottle. or 8 Tor t5
DR.. h. ANDBRS 4 CO., Physicians aud Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. oct2S- Smd&w
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John R. ELVANS 4 CO.,
81 Louisiana ave. and sos c street, 70
WASHINGTON, D. c., w
DEALER In
BLACKsMITHs' AND wHERLwRIGHTs'
HARDWARE.
ANvILs-wrought; Cast Steel Faced.
vICBS-Solid Box Com, Cottsr Keys ParRl.
lei, "a, 8, 4; Chain, l, 81
sLEDGR HAMMERS.
HAND do.
NuTs-squSre Punched ;HsIason Punches
WASHERS.
CABLE CHANNELS Inch.
SPRINGS-Bright; Black.
AxLEs=Lons Arm " Patent; Solid Collar.
CART HUBS.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED FELLoES-2 to s inches thread.
HICKORY SPoKRS.
OAK STOKES.
sHAFTs-Rur, light Ruff, medium; Il An.
ished, light; medium, heavy express, gro
eery; finished, light land bars); medium
land bars) heavy land bars).
PoLES--Ruf; finished land circles).
sWINoLETRRES-Ligh fsrrulsd; medium
finished heavy.
FINISHED wHBRLs-Largs
spIl TRRMa CASH
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TT MUST BE DONE.
1T MUST BE DONE.
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
We shall sell all our immense stock OF Mems and
Boys Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of every description, Hats aud Caps, Trunks and
Umbrellas, &c, &c,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
REGARDLESS OF COST.
THE LAST CHANCE,
THE LAST CHANCE
QUICK, OR GONE.
QUICK, OR GONE.
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
J. H. SMITH.
oe25-tf ]. II. SMITH.
JOSEPH II. sHAFFIELD's
CONFECTIONERY AND LADIES' OYSTER
AND DINING SALOON,
No. $3.50 SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND II STREETS.
Having Just returned from Europe, where
have made large purchases Of
FINE oNFECTIoN
For the coming Winter, for supplying
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, &c.
my friends and customers now will md me at
my store, ready 10 receive their order and TO at
tend to them ~ before.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, FAIRS, &c, Sc
Furnished at the SHORTEST NOTICE and on most
reasonable terms, no0.lm
R-PLATE ENGRAVING.
VISITING,
WEDDING,
DINNER CARDS,
AND M0N0GRAMs
ENGRAVED AT SHORT HoTICR, BY
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
dsl'lw SSt PennsylvaniA avenue,
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EsPEY BURGD ORFF,

ESPEY a Blu II G D0RFF,
~ CABINET MAKERS AND UPHoLsTERERs.
We take this method Of returning thanks to our
former friends and customers for the liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon us before the late Are on
Seventh street, at which they. lost all their tools
aud stock Of Materials and beg leave to state that
they have leased the new store
ON STREET ONE DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH.
We are now prepared to manufacture, repair,
yarnish all kinds Of furniture, put down carpets,
&c. and to do all business connected with up
hOlstering aud house furnishing, and In the best
manner and at the shortest notice. By strict at
tention to business and moderate charges we
hope to merit q share Of the public patronage.
RsPEY q BURGDoRFF.
WARHJsarON Nov Is 1898 noIY-n
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AT ALEXANDRIA, VA

CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER' s OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. G. , Dec. 8, 1865.
VIII be sold at public auction on the premises,
under the direction OF Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
J. @. C. Lee, A. q. NJ, at Alexandria, Va, on
SATURDAY, December 0, 1883, commencing at 10
ocleck, q. m, the following described Govern
ment buildings, viz.
AT RAILROAD DEPOT.
One ~ Building, 10 by "a feet, two stories.
Two ~ small Out. houses.
ON COLUMBUS STREET, NEXT SOUTH TO
0DD-FELL0WS' HALL.
One ~ Building, 20 by 80 feet.
One ~ Out house, 1 by 5 feet
ATTHE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF UNION AND
QUEEN STREETS.
one ~ Guard house, l2'S by Is feet.
The buildings will DO sold singly in the order
named, and must be removed within ten days
from the date VI sale.
Terms--Cash, In Government funds
D. RUCKER,
Brew. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
dec5-5t Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MASTER STORES.
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PRoPO@AIA.
GOvERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE
W WHISKY.


0HYTuH DEror ConNissAkY or suBsrsrrrcE
WARRINGTON, d. G., Dee. 8, 1885.
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, Of the form fur
this Office until u o'clock, N, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day q December, 1885 for the sale Of
coo BARRELS OF WHISKY
IT,. vs = q sss ... .:s.S Win
Rye and Bourbon whisky, which sre equal, II
not sui erior, 10 any Whistles now In the market.
Proposals may be made for any number OF
Lot No. / consist. Of 3 barrels Of Rye whisky,
containing about go gallons.
Lot No, 2 consists Of 22s barrels Of Bourbon
Whisky, containing about ., 20 gallons and
Lot No. 8 consists Of 4l0 barrels Of Reetihed
whisky, containing about i,e4o gallons.
The Whisky will be regauged before the de-
livery, aud sold By the proof gallon. " II may
be examined at the Subsistence Depot, Alexan-
dria, Va. or samples can be seen and proposals
obtained from any Of the following ofheersi
Brevst Il. Col. T. D. brigham, Captain and G.
s., U. s. A, Boston, Mass.
Brsyet Big Gen. .. 2. Clark, A. D. c. and A. C.
Brevet Brig. Gen, @. L. Kilburn, A. @. q. 9. I,
U. 8. A. Philadelphia, Pa. .....
Brevst Brig. Gen. 1. Wilson, v. g. and Ff,vst
1t. Col, Captain and @. s., U. 5. A., Baltimore,
or at this oaaee. ....
Payment In Government funds, about any per
cent Of which will be required on the acceptance
OF the bid, and the remainder as soon a. the re-
gaugins is completed, and before the delivery
commences.
No bid reosived from parties who have failed
to comply with their contracts. ..
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening Of their bids
All purchases will be loaded Attic Government
whsrves, In Alexandria, Virginia, free Of expense
to the purchaser.
Tho usual reservation by the Government In
regard to bids will be observed.
O. BELL,
de8-5t Major and G. g., q. y. A.