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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

D. CshcAeo October 8, ls6s-7r~.
02Sc, the offerings being fgRt. ~ ~'''0 ~
., wxs,1IT1fIm and advanced 804c Sales At
for No. !; and 81. 260l. ~ sor No. 3.
ssi< ssHca,ve. Sales at 61061E for Me- 1; and
SATs-Fkm. Sales ct s1@sax.
ERHeH1s-Steady
HIGRwM1s-Inactiye
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True British Courage.

Captain Trollopes ship of war was ~.
ing in Yarmouth Roads with the rest OF
the North Sea feet when information was
brought to him that his ships company in
tended to mutiny, as did the crews OF
other ships of that feet. "Whatever
others do, my fellows shall not" was the
reply. As in well ordered ship the cap
tain knows everything of Importance
which takes place; he easily learned when
the ringleaders proposed carrying their
plans into execution, and depriving him
and his officers of their command. Before
the time he was prepared literally to coun-
termine them. For the information of
lands1nen, it should be known that outside
the magazine of man-of-war there is q
space, sort of ante-room with an from
grated door to it. Sending for the gum
ner, on whom he could rely, the captain
had placed in this space a table and q
chair and provisions, lantern, compass,
chart, and a brace of pistols. Look
ing himself in, he opened the magazine
door, and took bis seat with pistol in hand.
"Now send those fellows who call them
selves delegates and any others who like
to accompany them, down here" he said
to the gunner, who hurried off in no hap
py state of mind. The instigators of tie
proposed mutiny, and others of the ships
company, quickly assembled outside the
magazine door. Inside sat the captain,
looking stern and grim, with his finger
on the trigger Of bis pistol-the muz-
zle turned toward the cask of powder.
They well knew that an almost invo lun-
tary touch of the trigger would send
them all in a moment into another
world. But not a nerve OF their
brave captains own frame trembled.
Lads" he said, in a firm, stern voice,
"you know what we have done together,
the name we have gained, the honors we
have won. You know me; l tell you that
l will not have that name lost that honor
sullied, by allowing it to be said that my
ships company joined the mutinous ras-
calls who have 80 disgraeed the glorious
navy of England. No,-sooner than that
I'll blow up the old ship with all on board
and it shall never he said that we had
traitor on board. I say again, you
know me. Return on deck, and get the
ship under weigh. I have directed the
master what course to steer, and recoNect
that the first moment I find her deviating
halt point from that course, we all 90. !"
The would-be- mutineers looked at each
other and then at the Captain. They felt
that they were completely in his power,
for they knew we'll that he would be as
good as his word. Without replying,
they went on deck; and while the rest Of
the feet, with the. red flag flying, stood
to the south, the Glutton was seen steering
to the eastward away in the North Sea.
Little did those who saw her, and wonder
ed where she was going, dream Of the
stern determined man who sat alone
far down in her darkest depths guiding
her movements" RecoNecsions of evenss
during the Musiny Of the Nore," in Col
burns United Service Gazette.
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milwaukee Markess.

MnwAUKK, October g rs65-9R.k.
FLoUR-Advanced 25c. eales Of Double Ext,s.
country Winter at sS96; Double Exara Spring al
IS; and Kxka at $500. SS''As ~
l. spring In store &C lax, do. az q. 46. do. al sf
tected IN store ct 81. rs ~A~ A'S'
0olD-Bnyng ct 1410l42.
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Large numbers of condemned government
mules in the corrals at Fort Leavenworth. are
injected with the CHAMBERS, and are dying or
Deing killed at the rate of thirty or fifty Der
.a1 Inc military authorities are disposing of
.ue potrid carcases by throwing them In the
nVer. The banks and sandbars from VIVIAN.
No"e 10 Leavenworth are lined with them.
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first frost of the seas<

Eposr.-The first frost of the season oc-
.rrrod on Sunday night October I. This is
somavhat later than the average, and as all
.ne crous were fully ripe, has done no harm.
n fsct. the summer had been protracted 30
-. Tho. neople wished q change, to get rid Of
49, and musketoes if nothing else.
v..,sraav was rich, pleasant, golden aut-
,,nn day. Indian summer viii soon COM
>,,snce-the most beautiful portion OF the
,ear.
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honorable court This letter. Oman S -. aau
closed in one to Gen. VIM. Birge, comm.nd; Hn.
at Savannah, to be delivered or returned ~ hss
might think advisable; and surely in this tram e
action at least there Is nothing to DAMAGE Pr
vate OGreely in the Judgment OF any Candid
or compassionate censOrs.
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lily after the march of Sherman over the State.
came North to see after friend This good
work done, he returned to Washington to look
after his pardon. All this time his family gave
him up as dead, and, saving his sister. who met
him 90 strangely, think 90 vet.
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At PennsbuIg, Pa, on the 25th Of Septem-
ben, BY the Rev. Clement Weiser, Mr: CHA&
D. GILFILLAN, of St. Paul, Mimi, to FANNIE
9. daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Waage, OF the
former place.
At the Cath sdral, By the Rev. John Ireland, on
Monday, October ID, 1866, Mr. T J. OCONNER, OF
the 1rm OF UConner q King. to Miss BRIDGET
NASH, daughter Of Patrick Nash, ESQ all Of this
city
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06
A Gigantic Railroad Enterprise ..
What the English Capisalists Con,
template.

n1plates
From the st. Louis Republican, Sept. Is.
Mr.. McHenry, Sir Morton Peto and
their present party are greater financial
magnates, we dare say, than the mass of
our readers imagine. They represent no
less than $40, 600, 900, invested in Ameri-
can railway enterprises, and are seriously
contemplating project of investing about
sc, 000, 900 more. Their main interest.
it has been elsewhere stated, lies in the
Atlantic and Great Western road, $50
miles long, from where it leaves the Erie
road to where it connects with the Ohio
and Mississippi. Their idea is to make
common stock of these three great roads,
double-track them all the way from New
York to st. Louis, construct branch to
Louisville and another to Chicago, and bal
last the whole 80 securely that speed can
be secured equal to that in practice upon
the best European railways. Colossal as
this scheme appears to be, it is not only
possible that it will some day attain full
realization, but highly probable. Both of
the gentlemen named at the head of this
paragraph are in favor of the enterprise,
and are already considering ways and
means of carrying it out. Honor and suc-
cess to the projectors of so noble on un-
dertaking. Mr.. Gale, the President of the
Erie, and Mr.. Learnard, President of the
Ohio and Mississippi road, have already
been in consultation with them on the
subject.
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CoNrRAors AwARDED.-Ospt. O. W.
Nash, Quartermaster at Fort Smelling, Mon
day opened the bids for oats and wood to sup
ply that post. The following bids were made
for the oats, of which 10000 bushels were ad-
verfised for:
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Cosr OF LIVING AND WAGRs OF TRADES

COsr OF LIVING AND WAGES OF Trades
MEN IN ST. PAuI.-There being at this time q
considerable demand for tradesmen and labor
ers in this city, as well as all over the State we
amend statement of the amount of wages
Der day paid to workmen in the various
branches of labor 10 the greatest demand in a
new country We also furnish list of prices
of the several articles of food and dry goods
in most general use:
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DIE d.

In this city, October 1st Mr.. SOLOMON
COGGSWELL, aged 81 years.
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The contract was AWARDED W a. n heney III
% cents.
For the wood of which 1000 cords were adj
,,ert;sed for the contract was awarded to c.
w G1eps at % rs, his being the only bid in.
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The two heaviest items in household ex.
penditure are wood and rent Houses are
dear and scarce, and you must pay from twelve
to fifteen dollars per month for one. But rents
must and will come down as lumber gets plen.
ty. Wood averages about o. per cord.
DRY GOODS.
These articles of household use are not very
much higher than in the Eastern States. Our
readers at distance can, however, Judge for
themselves by the following prices of few of
these articles in most general use:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

Laborers during harvest have been receiving
as high as $3.50 per day and their board. The
sum stated above refers to those employed on
the streets and on railroads.
It will be seen from the above figures that
mechanics and laborers obtain q much higher
compensation for their labor here than they
eould hope to obtain in any Eastern CITY,
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COMMERCIAL.
new York marne,.

Cons-cIcsexS X 5o Ss;. October O. lsss-1;ls p
OATs-Dull.
WHnKY-Duu.
NO ohk.Wthout decided change. sa,es q, NON,
IAs az n $Syz;sS'7'4ss1 closing at sassy. " new
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FINANCIAL.

fBy Telegraph
"w York Money Marker.
STooks-Better. 0''ooe1 o. ls6o-1,1S P. n,
aosnT oUss = cent: on call loans.
AZ l441s, and closed at 144k,
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" WIZ OO ooeH Uy JUG aUOVt ISC OF prIc6H
and rates OF wages that st. Paul Is not such
bad place to live in after all. SO come along
all you hewers Of wood and drawers of water
in the pestilential and crime.burdened cities of
the seaboard and we win furnish you with
employment. Come to land OVERLOOKING
milk and honey and build yourselves homes
for your old age, where you may sit under
your own vines and Ag trees.-An but the vines
and fig trees,
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THE mBER MARKET.

81. PAvL, Wednesday, October 4, 1865.
Lumber is very firm and advancing, Shingles haH.
ing gone up 81 per II. We quote:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

TIE FEKT.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable conse.
quences Of neglect of disordered feet To all
afflicted we would advise a call at DIR. Whites
Rooms, No. 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets. The skilful chiropodist
never fails TO give relief without causing pain,
and none can afford TO suffer who are within
his reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

HI QUESTION BETWEEN THE POLICE AND
The FIRE ALARM OPERAToRs.-Hr. Editor .
ne statem ent in yesterdays Star places me in
could be got under the circumstances, but as il
only shows what's expected to be proven, L ask
that Judgment be suspended until the investi-
canon, when i will prove them to be absolute
ly false. Your respectfully.
LAURENCE ROSSTTPv
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DIED.,

HUTTON: Suddenly, of heart disease, on Sun
day, December 10th, DR.. JOHN C. HUTTON late
of the Sd Delaware regiment
The relatives and male friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 337 north 9Th street, above X, Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock; also clerks of Sixth Au
ditor, Treasury Department
BLISS. On the msrning Of the 18th inst NET
TIE HOWARD, infant daughter Of Dwight Il. aud
Mary y. Bliss aged months and days
The friends and relatives of the family are invited
to attend her funeral from the residence OF her
parents, No 29l G., between 18th and 18th streets
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at clock o. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

SwEET-LIPs is the pre- tty name of the prin-
cess in the fairy tale, and every lady may be a
Princess Sweet-lips, if she chooses to use the
fragrance breathing Sozodont. This rare es-
senee of lnnumerable aromatic herbs, removes
every blemish from the teeth, gives a blush
rose tinge to the gums, and renders the mouth
as pure and fresh as an infant 60
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MARRIED,

BAILEf-GRIMES. By Rev Jas Thompson,
December 1865; in NJ p. parsonage, Mr. JOHN
T. BAILEY, of Baltimore, to Miss MARY A.
GRIMES. of Washington, d. c.
baltimore papers please copyl
ROLAND-CANNON. On the 9th of December
by the Rev V: Leech, Mr.. TH0S. II. ROLAND to
city, ID. c. :
PRATHER-MADDOX On the 9th inst, at the
Mr. GEO. W: PRATHER to Miss AGNES MAD
DOX, both of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Stere, No ass Pennsylvania avenue, near 3D.
street. Your choice for one dollar which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings
forks. no films
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12
LAURENCE RossITRR.

JEwELRY.-California Stone Sets, Rings,
Buttons, Studs, Pins, Jet Cross Sets, Jet Pearl
Sets, Chains, Bracelets, Buckles, Combs, Sill
yer Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Cob
lets, Cups, for only One Dollar at Prigg's Dol
lar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Penna ave, third
door from IL street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Of Jewelry and fancy
goods. large assortment of Sets. Rreast
Pins, Necklaces, Combs, Portemonies, spoons.
&c, all for one dollar, at the New York dollar
Store, NO. 1855 Penn. ave. near Sd street, which
also secures you free gift.
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CITY Item &.

HARMONY LODGE, L. o o. F., give their an
nuaI levee at Odd Fellows Hall, navy ward
on Thursday night. A grand affair Is expected,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

"BrOlCn's Bronchial TrOches'' are offered with
the fullness confidence in their efficacy. They
nave been thoroughly tested, and maintain the
As there limitations, be sure TO obtain the gen.
tsiH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

BRICK COTTAGE FOR SALE.

We win sell, at public auction, on THURSDAY,
the l4th instant, at O'Clock p. m, the desirable
street west near the Corner Of X street The LOT
fronts 81 feet running back 81 feet inches. Tbs
house is front, with sufficient ground in trent
dition if desired. The house contains FIVE rooms,
with closets passage &C., and Is in every respect
conveniently arranged.
The location is pleasant and desirable. and COM
mands a fine view Of the Potomac river and sur
rounding scenery.
Possession will be given immediately. Terms
cash. All conyeyancing and stamps at cost Of pur-
chaser.
de lid ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
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ATTENTION is called TO the important Tenn.
per ance meeting to be held tonight at Gorsucb
chapel. Distinguished speakers will be in at
tendance.
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pY NAGLE & CO., Aucueneers
ID Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylyanis svsuus,

RY NAGLE & CO., Aucueneers.
ID Sales-reOms No. 267 Pennsylyanis avenue,
cerner Of nth street.
Maggie Co. will give their personal stteBtion 70
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence of families declining housekeeping
Also. to the sales Of stocks Of Groceries and Msr
chsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c. dec l.iy
THURSDAY, Dec. l4th, at 10 O'Clock, ct our sps-
cious and central Salesrooms,
Will be sold without reserve a large assortment
OF hns Groceries. Wines, Liquors, choice Japan and
Green end Black Teas, also, English Breakfast
Teas, Family Soap, Adsmantine Candles, Pesrt
Starch, Wrapping Paper, &c, &c.
Also. In front of our Store
Boxes Navy and Natural Leaf Tobacco
Counter Scales. Tin Plates
10 barrels old Rye Whiskey
barrels old J amaica Rum
3barrels French Wine Vinegar
20 cases Pickles
10 cases Claret Wine
10 bbls. Tomato Catsup
50 DemijOhns assorted fine old Wines, LiQaors, Cor
dials, &c, de I1-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

ADMISSION To PRACTICE A
Robbins, Esq, a clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, has, on motion of NJ. Thompson, Esq,
been admitted 10 practice in the courts OF the
District Of Columbia.
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RYTHos. BOWLING, Auot.; Georgetown.

Ri lhoc" pOWLlNS' huct-i Georgetown.
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY IN GEoBGET0WH,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec 18th, q,
4ocfock p. m, will sell in front of the premises
that very desirable property fronting q feet in
ches en- Cay street, between Congress and Wash
ington streets and running back 40 feet, and al
loining the residence OF DR.. Riley aud Jenkis
Thomas, Esq, and commanding one of the nest
views in the town. The improvements consist Of q
large tive story frame dwelling house.
Terms: third cash balance in six sne
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
Convey sncing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
de THOS. DOWNING. Auct
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RY G. w. B0TELER, JR., Asctioneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR

THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18th OF December. st 4
O'Clock m, on the premises. will sell Lot G, in
subdivision of Lot s. in Square 69e fronting % feet
inches on street south, between New Jersey
avenue and LIST street east running back rs feet 70
an alley.
This lot is In the best neighborhood and one Of
the most desirable locations on Capitol Hill.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
$50 down at sale , and the balance in two ecu 81
payments at and II months, with notes secured By
deed of trust
If terms are not complied with fully in five days
the lot will be ressld At risk and cost Of defauting
purchaser.
Conveyancing ndstamps At e5 esnss Of purchaser.
de 6-d&ds Intel Auctioneer.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NILLER'S NEW DRY GOODS sTORE.-Just
Merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, all wool De
LANES, priced Delaines, Plsids, Black Silks,
bourgs, shephsrds Checks, Ginghams, Prints,
VERY low, blankets, Quilts, shestings, Shifting
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, shawls, large
stock of Black Shswls, Cloths and Cassimeres, for
sale low, at 1O1 Bridge St, Georgetown, D. O., by
no 14-lm~ BENJAMIN MILLER.
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FOR HEARING.-Yesterdaym morning, Chas
n. SmIthson, barkeeper OF the Monumental
House, on 11th, between b and g streets went
10 the ONCE Of Jno. II. johnson and gave him
self up, having seen in a paper last week that
he was suspected of stealing $50 from Robert
JarbOe last Monday night. Mr., Jarboe stated to
the officer that he was at the Monumental House
on last Monday night and took a drink of ale;
after few minutes the accused, who was a
stranger 70 the complainant, invited him
10 drink with him, which he did. The
accused then proposed to send for girl
10 keep him company complainant as
scented. and a girl named Emma Clark
was introduced; she stayed long enough
TO indulge in several drinks; when complain
ent was very drunk she left, and complainant
remembers nothing more until he was being
showed into hack, when he discovered the
loss of his money. He was taken out of the
city, In direction which he could not describe
and was put out on the commons. The pro-
prietor Of the Monumental House, Geo III
Warren, and the girl, Emma Clark, were ar
rested last week by Detectives Kelly and
Bigley, but were released upon their reeog-
nlZance 10 appear before Superintendent
Richards when required. Yesterday morning
Charles r. SmithsOn went with Mr.. johnson,
as his counsel, to the Police Headquarters, and
gave bail in the sum Of 5000 for a hearing be-
lore superintendent Richards on Wedn ssday
morning next
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| THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
Pr M, K, WALSH a CO., AuotiOneers. =
u 2ea fennsylvsuis sy., cerRer 10Th street.
REGgLAR SALES HKLp EVERY TuEspAL
T tn 9Rs oaK AND y ssAAJURRAY MoRsiNs' Ar
Undershirts and Drawers, twenty,6se cases B.oss
plated Casters, Spoons, FORKS, Butter Dishes, se,
which We will offer In lots 70 suit purchasers st
Parties in want would do well to attend sales
every evening, commencing at O'Clock.
dsS.st ~ n sG% K. WALSH fsff1 Co, Ascs..
ID No. So1 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
GREAT ATTRACTIoSs ..THEAUoTIoN SALE
o,wEpsrSSbE.TTH EK SEASON SOY :, -,
O'Clock, at our Store, We shah commence and con
time every day at 10, and evenings at o'cloci,
Table and Pocket Cutlery Gold and silver stehs.,
steT TP vsTiey F4snss Ladies %ofe
Boxes Bos.s a Decks DTssns Gases Fs.ey DRY Goods:
Books, Animals, &c, with an immense variety of
Fancy Goods, Vases, Toys, &C., suitable for Christ
de ii-1 W. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionees.
AgSSTTIISoN SALE, BY oRDER OF TIE HON.
3kRRRHRahTNsso F E9 TH OF TIE PEBsS2TyAAIt
FkNMick, pECEAsEp.A Ahi 0AhohiNA
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell,
Furniture Stock Corn, &c, Of the deceased, on ths
K. two GG %s c S &
son Mill and Csseh.yis, adjoining the northeast
Three , hne %srk Horses, On. Mich Cow .eout
Iisse ana Harness. Market s w WAGON. t SSs
GfsiHs s Boo ss .ss L. 0s
E HoT,ehNld furnitTre Viz Bedsteads Bsdding,
Carpets, Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Glass and
CrockSery Ware. &c, &c. with large lot Of other
dsassrua GkEEs ss wiIL1 ksssu hasi.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, LUk.
''" Rasksnsfoa. %. o. December s. rs
VIII be sold at public suction, on the premises.
On NJ, on sATGRDAY, DeeenSer q o. is SsOs the fol-
lowing described Government Buildings, Lumber,
ON On 18TH, sEAR CORNER OF D STREET
or.n o S0RT II /, AT IT I SO P. N.
AT $ES E RAJ; R5sfRi TAI. STABLES, ONT
sFTkkEEkkFFs R RFTT 6Gfoc f.F = M AND aSrh
One One az One, dSs1 By 2 pa: feet
One One D shed sSsa, & sly y I 8 .ss'
T eve % y, s siah;s. Is by s! feet
%sSi S SSsis III SID: s; ss e : :! Affect
One u stable; 8 by s. feet
2
One ID Stable, IS by 81 feet
Two 2D Stables, each q by 50 feet
One a. Stable, Is by 80 feet
One Cd Stable, % by OOS feet
One "a Stable, e by 9s feet
One 40 Stable, % by so feet
One Cd Stable, % by 200 feet
One I'D Stable, IS by I'd feet
- One I'd Tool House, s by Is feet
Together with a lot Of Refuse Lumber. Watering
Troughs, Feed Trouebs, and Bitehing Posts
AT ARLINGTON PARK STABLES. MAR AR
LlNGTON, VA, AT 4 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
large lot of Fencing, Feed Troughs, &c
The Buildings will be sold singly. and must be
removed within fifteen days from date of sale
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. III. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
de 5-5t Depot of Wsshingtoa.
81 THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is, 1865, at ths
hours named.
The sale will take place under the direction OF
Breyet Lieut.. Colonel JAMES M MOORE, A
@ NJ. del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-12

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