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B.,,lmor. Market.

.gLy. .ygfRIDAY, Sept. Is, 1865.
f''' 5 giTSn ssiG & sss1 pys..S SfTd'"'
81 CorRRE--we notice q sals Of S96 bags Rio, not
before rePortedg al l9H cents; primeis scarce and
hrm at 81 ia22 cents, r.arr. &c.,
heavy to day, lhongh prices remain nominally
unchanged. We repeat quotations, viz: Howard
street super ss.60s<s. 10, do extra Ssasl0, do.
family SLASH, 90 Ohio super andcu extra Is. %
AS ~, do. extra $ea4l0, do. Family $40. 50aSll ;
City Mills, good to fancy brands super, IS 25a
$3.50, do extrh shipping brands $40. 50aSll |;
Standard extra 10 25as9 10; Baltimore family
$3.50, and high grade extra 81, per Dbl. Rye
-four 80. 20, and corn meal - per Dbl.
GRkrs. -wheat44l,e5 $50 bushels white aud d, 100
bushels red received; market unchanged no
primo or choice Aoaered--included In tho sales
were small lots good white at "a 40a2.50, and
800 bushels red at 81 T5a2. 10 per bushel. Corn.
40OO bushels white and I 200 bushels yellow Of
fered, with small sales VI white at IS cts. aud
yellow at Sc cts. per bushel, not prime. Oats
Receipts light and prices easier, with sales Of
5000 bushels at 42a46 OTIS, bulk at 42a43 cts.
weight. Rye.-Small sales at S0aS5 cts. per
bushel. ~.
MoLAssRs. No sales reported.
Provisions. Bacon is becoming scarce, and
prices further improved to-day, with sales Of
iOa5O hhds. at iSII4 cts, for shoulders, aud 1911
cts. for Sides. Bulk Meats are also scarce, aud
held hrm at higher prices Mess Pork nominal
at SS2aS2 90; Prime Mess, some inquiry, but held
above buyers yiews-last sales were at S2 per
Dbl. Lafd:-smail sales OF Western at % cts. in
bblsi Baltimore City ,2iA24>G cts. and refined Is
cts per ID. % -"
srGAR-Tho market was more quiet to day
no sales worthy of special remark We notice
the sale several days sFqOf l2s hhds. surinam,
ex. brig Fred. Wording, but not before given, al
| l2Iial3c for common to fair refining, less pei
cent. ,..,..-.-
SYRrP-Gontinues steady at Il. IL per gallon
| for Baltimore Golden, in bbls.
SALT.-We quote the market firm, with an up
ward tendency for lots from store viz: S2.2J fol
| Ground Alum; ~. % for ordinary brands Fine
| and ~ per sack for Ashton's.
wHrsKY.-We report the market stronger with
sales OF 200 bbls, Ohio at 2 2saS2 2slS per gallo
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GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES '."

~. -. ouARrRRNAsrER o KSERAL' & oFFIcE,I
- -. WAsHINoroN, D. O., August "a, 1865.
Of SEPTEMBER, to the highest bidder, at the
time aud places named below, viz:
NEW YORK, %. 20
:, New York city, Tuesday, Of each week, 100
New York city, Thursday % each week, 200
s'."''''.l PENNSYLVANIA.
=, Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week. 100
q Philsdslphia, Saturday, September Q, and
"wednesday and Saturday OF each week there.
after, 100 Mules each day, IN .g..g ...
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday OF each week,
to september e inclusive, $50 Mules each day.
Harrisburg, Tuesday Of each week, $50 Mules
each day. ~ aH.atl. n .JTrI'F WI
Maueh Chunk, Thursday, September 2, 200
Mules. ... ..0-...... 1885,. ,.y
Greeusbutg, Thursday, September Il, 80
Reading. Thursday, September u, 900 Mules.
Altoona, Thursday, September IS, $50 Horses.
indianapolis, September IL, Is, IL, Is, %, and
-, $50 Horses each day. '"'
i1diausPoli,I september IL, II, and 10. .lSO
Mules each day" :, L. 49,, - taE "a. I'd
- Chicago, September o, 4, 0, 10, 81, q, 30, 100
S Chicago I. September 4, Sis, %, q, q, 100
Horses each day.
Wilmington, Friday Of each week, l6O Mules
each day.
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses
each day. ."
w. .s..' . NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, September o, $50 Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10, 100 Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, $50 Mules
Baltimore, ThurEday, September 81, $50 Mules
MISSOURI
st. louis, Thursday, September 7, and Tuesday
and Thursday Of each week thereafter, 200 Mules
each day.
~ KANSAS.
Fort Leavenworth, commencing Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER IL, aud continuing thereafter at such
times US tho Depot Quartermaster may d designate,
1000 Mules.
GIESB0R0', d. C.
:. Tuesday and Thursday Of zach week, 100
Horses each day. - Of
No sales of Mules will take place at
. -y.. WASHINGTON, D. q.
The animals to be sold in September are supe-
rior to any heretofore offered to the public The
mai GRITTY Of them are sound and scrviceablc.
10 Ia expected that at this series OF sutes al The
surplus Government animals IDiit be disJJosSd
u. Buyers should therefore avail Themselves ~
THIS last opportunity 10 purchase.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales 10 commence ut 10 u. IN.
Term cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge,
au2-tse29 First Division O. II. q. o.
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w..nsnSsons MARKET.


Tho market. vas notssoweH supplied this
mornipg.. Pieces were something higher, as fol.
Beef, l6a2jc per ID Lobsters, l5c psrlb o..
Pork 2Oaf5eperlB Dried boef, 3OAS5c per ID
Mutton, 2Oa25c per ID Butter, 4Oa46c per Id o. -
Veal, 2ja3jc per III - Prints, 5OaeOc dJHs
Corn beef, l5a7oc per ID Cheese, Csc per lb .rrJ
Corn pork, gDa25c per ib EGGS, 2sas3c per ddr 4.
Lamb, 2Qa26c per lb Pumpkins, 2ja30o Zach
lmm, 2ja32c per lb Lima beans, 2Oc per qt Z
Sliced ham, 40c per lb irish potatoes zoe per PIX
Orunges, 75afi: Is PERI OF sduash, Zoe per dor
Lemons, 100 por doz = Egg plants, bal5c each
Onions, 81 PIX Corn Meal, !. 1batl %
CARROTS, 80 per bunch lCofngHi. i5f
Lettuce each, 5al0ouu shipstpH, eOa75c
Beans, zoe perpeck Brown stuf, zoe
Tomatoes, Doc pkGEA Shorts, $50
Chiofen, 7Jca& Is pair oats, 6oc rlllH
Watermelons, 2jaT5c Rye, 81. %
Cantelopes, l0a40o If s., Ml1dling, SOC
Pears, 60catl per PIX =" Hay, cwt, 75aSl2j
Pickles, 81 % per hund Straw, lOOaSl %
Rock, bOc pei bunch :, Crabs, 80 cts per dozen
Salt W tailors, J6cPfbthDucks, 75aAl 90 per pr
Shoulders, 20a22cper ~ PuInips, 6Oas0c per PIX
Mddling, 2ja2Se per ID summer Ducks. Is per pr
Lard, CSC por ID 70 Wv Beets, Zoe per peck
Jowl, 12lScperlb .' Apples " pefpk
Black eye peas, Bo at Sheep head, 75caf1 each
Peaches, !. 25a1 90 pr PIX Crocus, SOC pr bch
Cabbage, baibc rs Pike, 80 per lb
Corn, 2Jc per doz 81 Sweet potatoes, 80 peck
oulnces, SOC per pck ~, Plans, 75c per peck
Green peppers, lie doE Ochre, loo per doz
Chinqulpins, l5a2oc Honey, Soc per lb 20
Black birds, 5Oa75c dor Spanish Msckerel, 5Oasl
Reed birds, VI per doz Grapes, l5a5O per lb ~
Caulihowers, 40a75c each rfaatHsf' .t,W
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EXTENsIVE AUCTION SALES
- OF
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.

Will be sold at public auction, at tho time and
place designated below, q large quantity Of Med =
ienes, Hospital Storeg, Surgical Instruments aud
Dressipgs Hooks, Stationery, Bedding, Hospital
Clothing, Furniture, and Appliances:
At United States Army Hospital, FREDERICK,
MARYLAND, THURSDAY, septemberl4
At United States Army General HOspitAl, GRAF
TON, WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, septsm-
Der 10.
At United States Army General Hospital, PAR
kBRsBuRG, WEST VIRGINIA, TUESDAY,
September 10.
At United States Army General Hospital,
SShAkLEsT 20 WEST VIRGINIA, FRIDAY,
At United States Army General Hospital, HAIR
PER'S FERRY, VIRGINIA., THURSDAY, Sep.
tembcr Is
CLAh&svlLLE, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, Sep
TENDER %.
At Medical Purvcying Depot, No. s North Charles
street, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, MONDAY,
OetOber2
The sale will commence at Frederick at
O'Clock, =. NJ at the other places vt 10 A. NJ
and continue daily until the property is disposed
Much Of the property is but little worn, and /.
TO W sold beeaus no longer required by the Gov
ernmcnt.
.TSrE,s cash IN Government funds, at the time
" puTchn'e, and the property to be removed
within forty eight hours from the day Of sale
The sale at the Medical Puryeying Depot II Of.
peolally worthy the attention OF manufacturers,
Importers, and dealers, as the list comprises a
large quantity Of new aud valuable Medicines,
surgical Instruments, Surgical Dressings and
Appliances, Books, Bedding, Clothing, Tinware
Delaware, and Hospital Furniture: among them
tho following articles OF Bedding aud Clothing,
al n,e,o: About 1000 BedsgCs-, lO,OOO wooden
Blankets, white, dSGals, and in bales of 100
eaeh,l 5000 Coanterpanes, 800 Hair Mattresses,
10000 Mosquito Barr, 5000 Hair Pillows, 4, 900
Pillow Cases, 5000 Pillow Ticks 1000 Sheets
cotton aud liuen,l SOa Caps, 200 pair Drawers,
1000 Rressipg towns, 800 Cotton Shirts, 5000
Slipper, and l,500 pair wooden Socks, besides u
quantity OF the same articles worn but good.
samples eau be examined At this Depot on the
Saturday preceding tho sale. Catalogues of the
respective sales can be procured by applying at
this office, or at the Hospitals, at any dime within
six days previous to each sala.
z. BLISS, Surgeon o. s. Vols,
Medical lurveyor U. A.,
Medical Purvcyor' Is Once, Baltimore, Maryland,
September ., lSGl sela.toC9
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GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
~ AT AUCTION. ID ~ - - -


..f. WIN. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneors
VIII be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY,
september IL, 1885, ut IL clock, m, at the Navy
Yard, Washington, D. c., the following named
vessels belonging to the United states Navy De-
Side wheel JOHN L. IoOKwooD--Length,
ia feet breadth, - feet; depth, feet 3 inches
diameter OF cylinder, 50 inches; feet s-ineh
stroke.
Propeller ALPHA-Dength, IS feet 10 inches ;
breadth, ID feet; depth, 8 feet inch diameter
Of cylinder, Is inches; 4-inch stroke
Propeller FuCHSlA-Lengthc 100 feet breadth,
y feet; depth 9 feet inches; diameter cylinder,
20 iuehes; 24-inoh stroke.
Propeller CURRlTUCK-Lsngth, 100 feet /;
breadth, . feet; depth, feet 0 inches; diameter
OF cylinder, % inches; 2-inch stroke.
Propeller MO- ASH N-LLength 100 feet !;
breadth, q feet; depth, efeet inches; diameter
Of cylinder, 30 inches; A-inch stroke. ~
Side wheel KEYSTONE sTATE-Length, 90
feet; BREADTH 81 feet; depth, 81 feet diameter or
cylinder, 80 inches: s feet stroke :. "a
Side.w wheel YANKEE Length, 47 feet 4;
breadth, % feet; depth, 10 feet Slnohes diameter
Of cylinder, IS inches; feet stroke.
Side wheel JACOB BELL-Length, l4j feet !;
breadth, % feet 0 inches depth, feet; diameter
OF eylinder, 80 inches; s foet stroke.
side.wheel BLLA--Length, $50 feet; breadth
q feet; depth, feet inches; diameter Of cylin-
der, SO inches; s feet stroke. .l-..
Side wheel PHlLADELPlIIA-Leng 300 feet I;
breadth, 30 feet; Depth 10 feet diameter Of cyiin
der, II inches; II feet stroke.
Propeller yICToRIA-Length,ll III feet breadth,
% feet depth, 10 feet inches diameter OF cylin
der, 80 inches 30 inches stroke.
Propeller GLADIOLUs - Length, so feet /;
breadth, Is feet depth, z feet inches; diameter
! of cylinder, 80 inches; % inches stroke.
Propeller EUREKA - (Msohinery removed J
Length, 81 feet breadth, IL feet inches; depth
The above named vessels lie at the Navy yard
Warrington, D. c., where they may be ex.
amined.
| Terms Of sale-Cash, In Government funds
eight cent at the time Of sale and the balance
six days thereafter.
| ALSO,
At the same tlmo aud place, aud on the same
conditions, will be offered the following addi.
| tOnal vessels, to wit:
Iron Tug BEAUFORT-Iength, 90 feet breadth
II foet; depth, q feet q inches; with vertical
| double acting engine.
Schooner FLUSsER--LeDgth 60 fee; breadth
| q feet; depth. 5 foet II inches.
schooner SUSAN ANN HOwARD-Length, 6(
ieet breadth, II foet I inches; depth, 5 feet
Side wheel KING PHILIP-Length, 2OI foct
breadth, % feet II inches; depth, feet; diane
ter OF cylinder, 10 inches Q feet inch stroke
By Order: J. B. MONTGOMERY.
selmwt'6t 90 Commandant.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
- RnADS

OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARyFSMAsTEK,
WAsHIE0ToS q, O., July 81, lSGl.
AUCTION SALE uR ROLLING STOCK.
viii he sold, ut public auction, to the hi < hest
bidder, the following rolling stock
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Co.'S Shop in Portland, Maine, Six 10y Locoma'
tive Engines.
On THURSDAY, September o., al Kiukly 4
Williams Shop, in boston, Mass, -Four "a Loco.
motive Engines,
On MONDAY, September o., at Kennett Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty (5OD Box Freight
Cars, four feet eight and a half-inc gauge
On WEDNESDAY, September 81, ut whining
ton, Del, Eighty -four (S4) Box Freight Cars, ave
foot gauge.
The above stock Is all new, and Of the very beat
quality,
The Engines are Ave feet guage, Ave foot
drivers, aud cylinders lGX2I inches. They can be
changed to narrow guago at a trihing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 a. m,
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
jy36-ts RrevGt Colonel aud A. O NJ
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A UCTIQN SALES OF HOSPITAL
~ PROPERTY.

WASHISGroS, b, C., August - lSG5.
VIII be held until further notice, In thi. .tIy,
on EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, commencing
SEPTEMBER 7, EIoA., at 10 o'clock a. H., at
an auction sale Of Hospital Furniture, bedding,
&c. which have beeR used IN the GGyernInent
service, These sgles viii embrace mauy art.
clos OI seryiooable character, aud the attention
Others, Is called 10 them,
TeTms-Cash, nj time Of sale
Successful bidders mast remove their pur.
chases within forty eight (4S) hours FROM datr Of
sale II not taken away within that tmo, the
articles will be resOld At tho next subssuuout
sale, at the risk Of the first purchaser.
Q. SUTHERLAND,
Aug29'u Surgeon U, s,A., Med. Puryeyor,
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT I RAIL
- ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoADs,)
oRflcE or AssIHrANT QUARTBRNAsrER,
WAsHISdrON, d, C., Aug II, 1861
viii lie sold ~ MANCHESTER, opposite Rich.
moud, Va, on TUESDAY, October 3
Twenty i've (2J) new lrst class Locomotive En-
gines i've ~ foot gauge, hyo ~ foot drivers
gallOus.
Five ~ hrSt'class locomotives, 4 feet So inch
gauge.
Two hnGdred and sixty-fve (9GT new Box
Freight Cara, i've (d) foot gauge
Fifteen l1) new Platform Cars, Ave (5) foot
Ten HO) Freight Cars, I feet 81 inch gauge
The sale to continue from day 10 day until all
are sold. Sale to commence ut lno clock.
Terms Cash, in Government funds,
II, L. ROBINSON,
augll -dtOCl BrsY. Col. aud A. q. NJ
RI JAMES G. MCGUIRE u CO,
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Medical RurvcyOr's Office, Baltimore, Maryland,
SepteInber ., 1851 sala.tncg
A UCTI0N SALE OF REFUSE WOOD.
~ CHIPS, Sc, OLD JUNCK, SwEEPINGS
or SAIL LOFT, AND ASHES, CIHDERS
AND STAG FROM THE BRASS FOUNDRY


wAsHISGTON Sept. ~, 1866
VIII be sold Ut pu6iic Auction, to the highest
bidders, on SATURDAY next, l6th instant, At
~ clock, NJ, at the Washington Navy Yard, a
lot Of Refuse. Wood, Chips, &c, aud, u quantity
Of Old Junck and Sweeplngs Of tho Sail Loft,
(Srralged in parcels for the convenience OF pur-
chaSers y also, lot Of Ashes, Cinders and Stag
nom the Brass Foundry.
Terms Cash, in Government funds one half
at the time Of sale aud the balance ia six days,
at which time the Ttclca musl be removed from
the Yard, or thoy will be forfeited to tho Govern
mept, CHAS, 3. LATlIROP,
select Naval Stnrpkann
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Police CAsEs.-John Reany was arrested
yesterday afternoon by 0tieer Roth, Of the Fifth
precinct. for selling liquor without license. Hc
was taken before Justice Bates aud fined 80. 90
John Wallace, coiored man, was arrested by
Otieer FRANKLIN for gambling, Justice DruTy
made him pay fne Of $40.
John Muuay, an Irish storokeeper, was arrested
yesterday evening by oiicer Barker, Of the Tenth
precinct, for selling liquor without license. JUS
fice Handy fined him 1880.
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GROvER's THEATRE oah, the For.
saken,' u romantic aud picturesque drama in Ave
acts, was produced ut this theatre last evening,
for the frat time this season. Mrs. Emily Jordan
assumed the role OF Leah In very creditable
manner Special mention should also be made
of Messrs. Lawler and Bangs, who performed the
parts assigned them 10 most excellent manner.
At the conclusion Of Leah - the beautiful Au-
gustA appeared, and executed brilliant dance (;
after which, the farce Of my Neighbours Wife,
was performed. The same bill will be repeated
to night aud rs tho dead Heart" IL to be pro
duoed on Monday evening, we take 1t for granted
thai 0night will be the occasion OF the last rep
resentation Of Leah, the ForsBken.'
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A CONVENTION OF LOYAL VmGINIASs.-
A convention OF the original loyal people Of Vir.
giuia will be held ut Alexandria In short time
All loyal refugees will be invited to attend the
convention. A large nuIabsr VI loyal YirginIaus
arc now living in Washington aud Baltimore
though they claim Virginia US their residence
Hons. Henry Wilson, II. Winter DayiF, and
other nguished gentlemen will address The
convention
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LOST MS BADGE.-This morning about
half past four clock, 0tBcer Clements, Of the
seventh precinct, while attempting to arrest
man who WAS very drunk aud disorderly, the
prisoner seitad his badge, tore II from his coat,
aad threw IL away. officer G. searched for some
tins, but was Euabls recover H.
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JUMPED FROM HOTEL WINDow.-This
morning, about one O'Clock, oficor Garner, Of
sixth precinct, found man lying on the side.
walk who had Jumped from the fourth STORY
window Of Hahu's hotel, corner Of Seventh and
Il street 0Gicers Garner aud Tennant procured
but owing to the iateneSs OF the hour no medical
assistance could be obtained. Phis morning he
will be taken to the almshouse, where he will be
properly cared for.
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COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~, 1860.
ARTgMUs WARD
Rsspectfully Announces
FIVE FAREWELL MORMON. ENTERTAIN.
w : c -, MBNTs .g.
loving nSssts Ss Ssiii relate some cheerful New
4 An ,EETIRELY NEW PANORAMA. ,
D." or the stories he will not speak. Some Of his
panoramic views, however, are very good; others
THE Mo0ELiT WATERS OF THE GREAT SALT
LAKE, AND
THE ILLUMINATED MORMON TEMPLE,
APetvp very hnel things, In his opinion. Ho
may be mistaken. He leaves this matter, as he
does most matters pertaining TO HIMSELF with the
public. He can afford to do this, because for the
last ak years the public have extended very
liberal patronage to all his enterprises. The
public VIII not understand by this that Artemus
Ward Is thanking them for any particular kind
ness TO him, because he dom believe the public
would have como near him II he hadn't had
something worth showing them. He respects the
what they want. Up to the present time they
have apparently wanted him. When they ap-
parently don't, he will believe they are right,
and gracefully retire 10 his farm. He Is glad to
be able To ada that he - got plenty Of money ID
This Is not d comic advertisement Nbacan-
did advertisement go
Ia conclusion, Artemus Ward will respectfully
' HIS LAST NIGHTS IN WASHINGTON d,
prior to his departure for England.
ADMISSION. Dress Circle and Psrquettc, 30 cts
Reserved Seats In Dress Circle, rs cts. orchestr'
Chairs, 81 Balcony Chairs, 81. Private Boxes
~. No extra charge for Reserved Seats in tn,
Orchestra.
| Doors open ut 7; TO commence at O'Clock.
| Box Once is open at the Treatre on Saturday
morning, September Q, and following days, iron
0 o. clock, a. m, to o p. m, when seats may be SO
| cured -. seS-3t
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, WASH
~ lSTruN CRY, d. c., August II, is6J-AN
ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist OF BreveI
Colonel c. 5. Triper, Surgeon U. =. A., Prssi.
dent Breyet Lieutenant Colonel II. r. Writ,
Surgeon U. $. A. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Anthony lleger, Surgeon U. S. A., and Brevet
Major @. G. Lee, Assistant Surgeon q. s. A.
Recorder, will meet IN New York city, on the
2Oth Of september next, for the cxa ninstiOu OF
candidates for admission into the Medical STAFF Of
the United Statos army, and Of Assistant Surgeons
for promotion.
Applicants must be between 81 and 80 years OF
age, and physically sound.
Applications must be Addressed to the Surgeon
General Of the army, stating the residence Of the
applicant, aud tho datO and place OF his birth
they must be accompanied by respectable tesii-
monhls Of moral character.
Ii the applicant has been In the service, he will
send the testimonial Of the chief medical officer
undvr whom he has served aud II in service ut
the present tine, tho application must be sent
through the Medical Director Of the respective
Department.
No allowance is made for the expenses OF per.
sons undergoing the examination, ~ It Is an in
dlspensable pre- -Tequisite to appointment
There are now twelve vacancies In the Medical
Stat j. n BARNES
RulS-fmwlA Surgeon General u T. Army.
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AUCTION aALEa.-
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
- ... Id. AUCTIONBRRs INV


GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES
AND BUILDING LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
CITY OF wAsHiNGTbN, D, g. AT AUCTION
Tic bUI, nfN0Bf rua W al n4uT7H7
On TUESDAY,, the 9th day Of October next. We
VIII sell to tho highest bidder, commsncing 70
~ o,elQck, q m, at our Auction Rooms, Mo-
es, corner q Seventh street west and d street
north, the following named valuable property,
ne,ons'ng 70 the sovernmsnt o. the United States,
=, Lots No. 3 In square No. 4. Lots No. s in
Lois No. IS i SQUARE No. So. Lot. No. l, 2.
ssquare, No. 03i Lots No. 8 and o. 10 Square
"" fos No. 10, u, 10, H. and ia, in square No.
oS IT. lots Se SG +, and u Square No, SO, ssi
., 10, u IL, ~, and Is, In Square No. ss5.
Lots T. ~ !, i, AZ and iS, in square tiSsi
u Ig'i i. No. -; s T. II, y y and I. in Square
No ilSs Lott No. !, 2, 10, II u, 10 and u, in
Lots No. i, 2, 9, 10, II, and ", In Square No.
liz Lots No, 10, H. ~ and 10, in Square No.
Lots No. l; 2 II; IL, Is, 14 10, and 49, in
Square No: l,lsl, =, Lots No. 1, .. 10, n,l2, u,
Lots No I, 80, 10, II, aud l2, In Square No.
lls9 Lots No. l, 9, 10, II, and u, ID Square
Lots No. la 10. II, IL, Is. apd u, 10 Square
south Of Square No. ], l40. Lots No. 1, Q, H. ~,
10, "a, 10, and 10, In Square No. LA. Lots No.
-, 6,8,Ts, and Q, In Square No. 1,l42. Lots
No. az, 10, II, and u, in square No. l,l4s
Lots No. ], 2, 4, o, o, 10, and 10, In Square
No. ILL. Lots No. ~ So, 10, IL, ~, and I3 in
Square No. l,l45. ...'' y -
Lots No. l, 2, 8, 4, s, and IL, in Square No.
I, l46 ~ ~
And, also, the whole Of the following Squares,
viz: ..NT' Z
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 thon and there be put up
again and sold To the highest bidder; ifthe whols
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 4 WILLIAMS
sel-fmwlH ~ m"NA1... Auetionsers.