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THE PUBLICATION OF INCOMES PPoRIBITRD.
orders have been issued by Commissioner
Lewis to the collectors and assessors of inter.
nal revenue to prohibit in future the publica.
tion OF the names OF persons liza BILE to pay in
come tax. This action on the part of the Com
mission was deemed necessary for the protec-
ton OF professional men of small means, who
do not wish to have their private affairs laid
open to the public through the medium of the
press. The authorities at Washington, it is
sad, have been appealed to by this class OF
taxpayers to put stop to the publication of
names, and, in obedience to their petition, Com.
missioner Lewis has issued psremptory in.
structiOns 10 that effect.-.N. J. Herald
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
nPFI1 BALTIMORE & OHIO RR. CO.,
~ WAsHINGfoN Dscen Der IS, 1864,
AE - 60

~ "AsHlkGfON. Uecem Der Is, 1884,
AE'HEE EEzs-HsE=
fsa fa tsunday Is %
we ! TRAINS r Iisss sMovlNa NORTH
RisStsss tsssA1LTih9ks. 1RaiN.. wAY station HAR
Arivsat baltimore s 500 A'x. SA'ns'0n 0;i' A. NJ
pHSs,2 be- NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Ex.
PbI.s.;ILsavs PPbhIhsa;Lsavs WsshinGt : 80 n; Arrive At
Bsltisore tickets sold
No. a-B.LTIMoRE Il WESTERN TRAIN
stations. connecting st R.lsy With haSpm tse msl = rrsn
Tor tie West, and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No.4-NHW YORK NAIL rRAIN-Lsave Wash
insto1 ll;la ~ Arrivs at BsItimqre st I5:a5
E3.tBALTIMoKB TRAIN AND WAY STA
TiosnLesVe ins wash nstoa 800 NJ, ennnset-
timor4:i5
No. 8 BALTIMsRE COMPUTATION AND
4:so'.H Iirive At Ral.inors s:ie 'nF N Tsia FiGn
train nqps a. Bladensbnre, Beltsvills, Laurel and
1-sesToN. ALBANY 4 NEW YORK sx-
PRES TRAIN-Lesve Washington 900 P. N.
eerss, his train oennsst with ali the early morn
Ing lines leagipg New York for the asss North
sold6y this train which is limited in capacity By
GoTnpmeut orders to insure the mails.
No. s-BALTIMORE& Il HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washington b:45 p M. and arrive at Bslti.
NO. 9-NEH fORh, PHILADELPHIA AND
WksTERN TRAlN-Leave Wash sten at Z 30
Pm; stopping At Re ay House f-r Western passen-
gers TO take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Park ersburg, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at els AN
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the S:l 8 A. n. and the 8 and 4:3OP. M from
Washin gtoB. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS
fHE ONLY TRAINS FkOM WASHINGTON
sof passengers on Sunday are the s. and 1l:l5
AN and P. NJ. for Baltimore, and 1:3O p. n.
for Balti more, Philadelphia. and the West. and
the p for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West. as we'll a. to
Philade elphia, New York, or Buston, can be ha1 at
the Station Ticket Office at all hsurs he day, as
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvsnia avenue, between A and
9Th streets
BAGGAGE wilr be check ed at all hours,-also for
through points to save trouble and confusion at
the DE- parture of he trains.
ALL PASsESGERS,w " be ther soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested te the
rules of the Line, tablished fer the general ad
vantage, such as the keeping of one or more
excuIively for ladies and their attendants, and the
prevention Of smoking in any bnt the smoker's
cars, and a'Ho to make q cheerful compliance
with the decisions of the agents or eondu
in regard to their seats tickets etc. especially in
the hurry of starting the trains.
". p. SMITH Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. dee 20
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LATE FROM THE SOUTH.

w hat Grant is doing-He is Drilling his
Men-R edmond Editors think Lee could
Profit bY his example--What President
Lincoln Is deing-Charleston Editors
think eff Davis would profit by his ex.
ampie-Rebel Cry of Despair-South Car.
olina Dem OF OraliZed-Military Insuberdi-
nation atthe eSonth-The Army Disorsan-
jZed-W eak.knees and Spouting Fire
brands-Nerve and Discipline Wanted.
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THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AMI
PINACOTHECA,

THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania ayenus
THE RESORT OF THE PEOPLE
TIE MOST POPULAR VARIETY THEATRE TN
THE COUNTRY.
THIS WEEK-EVERY EVENING.
The Great Buresque Monster Concert
HUGHEY D0UGHERTY,
In his great persopation of Mons. Julien as per-
formed by hin, one hundred and forty nine consec-
utive nights at Carncross & Dixies Minstrels,
Philadelphia.
The Brindisi, frsm the Opera Of Traviats, will be
sung by the ever popular Vocalist,
MISS ADA TESMAN.
MONS. THIDION and Twenty FIVE Musicians will
partieipAte in this Great Popular Barlesque.
TIE GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY
will also appear in an entire change of programme
Sc STAR PERFORMERS.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEES ON SAT.
URDAY AFTERNOONS,
When the Great Military Brass Band will be on
hand as usual. ia Is st
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METROPOLITAN HALL

M IhOfOL1IAN HALL,
Pennsylvania AreHue, WaShington, d. e.
M. B. HENZE.---. Pronriotor
Mr.. HENZE having Just opened the sbova.
named
PLACE OF RESORT,
would be most happy to see his old patrons and
friends, he havin engaged some of the
BEST ARTISTS
in the Profession, who will appear nightly in
s0NGS, DANCES, 80.
Miss KITTY LEE. 1Dansueee..
Miss EVA BLANCH, Singer.
Mile JOsIPHINE, Dansuese.
Miss ARLEAN, Singer.
Miss DAVENPORT, Dansuese.
H.M. WILLIAMS. Fancy Dancer. Comic Singer,
Wepch Dancer, and Sentimental Singer, and also
the great Jig Dancer. He will appear nightly
The BAR is stocked with the
CHOICEST LIQUORS
in the market. jan l9-lw
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SEATON HALL.
GoTTsCHALK's POSITIVE FAREWELL

SEAkoN h ALL
G0TTsCHALK's POSITIVE FAREWELL
sIGNoR MUzIo
ton and vicinity that he has succeed ed =. s
arran gements with the world Renowned pi.nivS
and great composer. '"i''
L. NJ. GOTTsCHALK.
to give q series of
GRAND CONCERTS
in the principal cities of the United States prior tn
his desar ture for Havana and Mexico AVA W
Mr.. GoTrsCHALKs
Farewell Concerts In Washington Will take NJ,
usry 24th sns 18th. A'iN0' o. an
s1GNeR MUZIO. takes great pleasure IN o..
nounce that he has secured the services of the fn
lowing musical artists to assist Mr g GOrTsCHALK
in these Concerts:
MISS LUCY sIMONs,
tho young and talented Cantrstice, (pupi, n, his
whose III Pre- ccdented success during a sar;as -
coz cerfs in New York has been cheerrnIIv aol OF
lnowedged by the Press and enthusiastic sudi. d..
epces. ui
sIGEOR ARDAVANI,
the Baratone. Of the Italian Onera from,
the AcadeIsy y of Music, New York 'o"
sIGNOR MUZIO,
Musical Director and Conductor
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR. Occurred seats SO Gent.
extra. ''
Ticket Office open eommencing Saturday, Jan.
2lst. at w. G. Metzerott's Music Store "A
Orders from the country. enclosing the smount
attended to by ". G Metzrrott. p'
Doors open at "a. Concert to commence at g.
l2n
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AMUSEME ENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
Tenth strest, abous Pennsyluaaio op,n,te

THIS IT ThursdayJ EVENING, January 10, ls65.
EDWIN FORREST,
Will appear, for the last time, in his great ron.
dition of
JACK CADE
TIE BeSDMAN OF KENT.
Supported by
MADAME PONISI as MARIANNE.
MR.: JoHN MCCULLOUGH as LORD CLIFFORD.
And the fall strength Of the
uNEQUALLED COMPANY,
Tomorrow,
EDWIN FORREST,
1er positively the last time as OTHELIO
Great Bill in preparation for Saturday.
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PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A Qtits 51i Pa. Arcnae, Wcshtnsfoa, ID. C.
GREAT EASTERN. NORTHERN AND WEST
ERIN EXPRkss FORWARDBRs.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY. JEwELRY. vALU-
Forwarded with sAFiTY AND DIsP ATGH to all
sceessi bic seetieps 9, the coqnptEy This Company
sGRTa EAsT FTas
Its principal otieesare
oiSSShTLik SfiIks 81; ErklSGli5s. k2Saii hsso1s-
win Ines forwarding to The CANADAS and the
pPE2ViEGES and Stbe, stsa%ship liass
and thence by Euro expresses to all prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and the ContI-
Collection of NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS made
~ all accessible part. OF the Emitted States.
t 2' O. DUNN, Agent. Washington. D G.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w INCORPORATED MARCH srH, 1864
EDWARD sIMMs. President and Treasurer.
EDWD CLARK, Vice President and Seer etary.
JOIN R. iL7ANssi !. v sfhSss: faSs: ): GARDNER.
This Bank is now open for the receipt of Ia.
poslts, att the
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
No. 5s Louisiana av., under Sim MS New Building
EDWARD CLARK. Secretary.
EDWARD CLARK co.,
BANKERS,
the Savings Bank, No. as Louisiana avenue.
DEALERsIs
EXoHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
And General Banking Business.
BpwARD GLARE. Jonn B. RLvAss.
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DUTTER AND EGGs,

Just received, and on sale At the Commercial
Building. Marset House, Louisiana avenue, 9th
Ann ATehrRins Of BUTTER. from the "zour AssociA-
nen ea h.,rsIs yp psunsylysnia ROLL BUTTER
Wa Rsrrek prime Maryland ans Delsva.e HGGS.
deeN s0o" s00N0A"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19

TREMENDOUS SUGGEST
BRILLIANT AND SPLENDID Bill
TIE TRoTPE RoPE 9E TIE W9RtD
The TIE sFAk TkoUs TkoUPs oF THE %9kt
ssEsT GoMBIs.TIoN TRoTPE RoTPE
Will appear in their different acts,
Fsstsd sssy ssss b b
EvERiBoDY AsroNisHED. AAssrrooNNisaED
EVERY EVENING Sof1oSl THrII FURTHER
AMI Ar
sRAkb 9N 9S
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 5.
skAsP MATsEE 9N 9N
Complete, unparalleled, and trum phant success of
the new and Original Grand
oss oss EssEIsH EssEsH TkISk TkESk
HzETESSSiS HzEkTFSSiE kEsHTfsES;; EsHTf9ssEESS;
E3kEE$EIs HikEE$E1s fzs7zsfS:: EzsfzsiS:
PARRY OF TIE SILVER Hsg.
F4isY F41sY 9F 9F TIE TIE sIkyEs sIkyn EsS: Ess:
WIN Comic scenes. and Immense ~ Cast. ~t'"''0ns
Endorsed by the prass and promo rounced BY the pub
lie to be, without exception. the
MOST STARTLING AMP HUMOROUS
PANTOMIME
ever given in Washington.
The Harlequin. as performed by Miss Ella wesner.
known to a ter, pit the daring feata Of yer
les ping through windows. She
will also leap through the
s9Rx soPx g g : t!$!ss t!$!S$ M4s: N4s::
b9by bSby Sf Sf 4 4 LIVING EIyIss MN: s4s::
Some OF the powerful scenes and incidents In tie
Psntomime:
TIE HORNED oUAGGA.
tsABoTHANNY,J
Pull Of tricks. Trained by Mr., chas. Co7eIi ex-
pressly for this Pantsmime.
Appearance Of the Fairy Ceres,
CUPID,
The God of Love, produced from an Egg
Sudden and startling visit and disappearance of the
Demon Spirit.
THE MAGIC BUREAU.
Multiplication and Subtraction of Table Cloths
THE BOTTLE IAPs.
The sudden Transformation of a Company of SOL
dsrs and Muskets 10 as many Young
Ladies and Guitars.
Extraordinary Leap of the Harlequin throus the
BODY OF A LIVING MAN.
Whole Heu.ss Turned to Umbrellas.
TIE GIANT PROTECTOR:
OR,
THE GENII cP LOVE.
First week Of the pleasing Vocalist,
sEss sIss MasY MasY s9aARF, s9aARF,,
hIss MARY BO6ART.
First appearance of the Comic DANGER and
Belinealor,
MONS. LOUIS sZOLLOsY,
k9ss: sSss: to51s toSIs sz9LLSsY,' szSLtSsY'
New Ballet by
SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIES,
sIxTEkN s,xTksN y9TSG yoLSa tARIEs' tsPIEs'
s!xTEEs s!x7EEs ?SSsa ?SSsa tsP!Es:: tsP!Hs:
Under the direction Of Mons. Szolosy.
MuLLIGAN. COLLINS AND HART
LisaS a6LLisAN. coLLISs eoLLiSs AND ASD hakF aakr
In Negro Eccentricisies.
GARD,
Win shortly be produced the beautiful Musical
Drama Of the
BRIGAND's OATH.
BRIGAND'S SATH'
BRI6AND'S eArH
With New Wardrsbes and Scenery.
NEW PERFORMERS AND FEArURIs NRxr
WEEK,
NEW PERFORMERS AND FEATURES NEXT
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ATIeNAL BANK OF oOMMBRCx
OF GEORGETOWN,

This Bank, organized un. er the National Bank
Ing Law OF the last Congress. Is now open for the
transaction of business at their Office on Bridge st
9. E. RIrTkNH0UsE, President.
6ANUEL FOWLER. Cashier. Jan saw
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JAY COOKE = CO., BANKERS,
Y1y1EpzTH sfaBsl. OPPOSITE o. 9. fllAsulY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW u. 8. 1870 LOAN
suthsrized By the act Of June s0th. 1884
The notes win be issued under date Of August
NtA,i nominations OF
$50. 500. $500. $1,000 and $4,000,
yaysble TO bearer or order. bearing interest a
y8Io Per centum Per annum, payable semi An
uuaIly, And viii be Convertible the option Of
the holder .. maturity iats nix Der cent. Five
Twenty Bonds.
We bay and ssli-
eoyIRNMENr BONDS Of all Issues,
fRIAsURY NOTES.
oIRrITIoATls OF INDIBrlDNIss.
And COIN.
And pay the hshsss pxiss for
uAarlRMAsflRT o1RfI1IoAfn oHBoKs.
trDu JAZZ COOKE / %.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL.
MURIo yCANTERBURY HALLl AND
LlOANTERBURY HALL,{ tn IATnR
LOUISIANA AvEEUB, NEAR SIxrH srREIf,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
Also of the Varieties, New York, and Canterbury
Aie1sndria, Va.
JOSH HAkT---. Stage Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19

EMiss Mary PTovost is playing In New
Orleans. agsgv . 4 ~
r2f,olorado has has struck 'ile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19

6HUVEh'S HHEATER
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willard q HotaI
Last night but one of the season of JTAJr.N
OPERA. and last appearance of SIG. FILATOFP
when will be presented for the last time Rossini,s
favOrite Opera. in four acts 0e7iui
IL BARBIERH DI sIVIGLIA.
Eith the following splendid cast:
ho,tn houht p ppAtmaViVa------Si Signor Mon giardini
F;. oarIoio. ..sgnor Barili
psn p oss-ilio--.'..' .---- Signor Gariboidi
Essea. .'.........-.. Signor AaRri
OlceI :. =. Si gnor PansettI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19

a CoNTRAsT.-A turkey was exposed for sale
in the Petersburg market yesterday morning
at the small figure of SIP. Several years ago
this sum would have bought three or four fine
hogs, two or three barrels of meal, a quarter
or two of beef, a barrel of molasses, a quanti-
ty OF coffee and sugar, with a large turkey ad-
ded. Now behold the e!-Richmond
WHO 9th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19

~ Mr.. Toot, coming home late one night
from meeting was met at the door by his wife
FRET "rret.y & time % OF night, Mr: Toot, for you to
morning: you, the father of a famiIyr' "'Tisn't
three-it's only one; heard it strik 7: commit
tee always sits till one o'clock" s'Mr. Toot,
you're drank. It's three in the morning." 81
say, Mrs. Toot, it's one. 1 heard it strike one
as came round the corner, ttco or three times"
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DRoPOsALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF
Il WHIsKEY
SUBSISTENCE OFNIcE, z. y. A,
No. = SOUTH GAY sTREEr

SUBSISTENCE 0FNIcE, e. sA
No. SOUTH GAY STREET. =
BALTIMORE, ND, October ~ ISIS
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
received az this Office until FRIDAY, October
2. at Il clock, noon. for the purchase Of about
TWELVE THOUSAND GALLONS whIsKEY,
Lot No. l.-AsGps $50 Gallon, prime REcrI.
Lot No. 2-Aoout ), 20 gallons OLD RYEwHIs-
Lot, No 'A sSN S %Rl EillTR; PURE BoUR-
rs Tss.S WhisEeys are all in prime or.sr The
great care and viii be found upon essminSiiop TO
be fully equal 10 any whiskeys that have been OF
fered in this or any market.
only be considered for either lot.
samples may be seen and blank Proposals OBJ
GERS Of the Subsistence Department:
Col; III y. CLARKE, A. ID. O., A. e. G. g.,
BRENET BRIGADIBR GENERAL c. l.. Kill
MAJOR GEORGE BELL,C s.. Washington.
,CAPTAIN THOMAS G. SULLIVAN, c. s.,
CAPTAIN Il. d. BRIGHAM, c. s., Boston,
And at THIS OFFICE.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids on the above lots that may be deemed
too low, or to withdraw any Of the lots specified
Proposals should be addressed, PROPOSAL. for the
Purchase OF Whisky" and directed 10 the under
Payment TO be made in Government funds, hfty
Cl per cent to he paid at the time Of notification
Five days will be allowed after the acceptance Of
bids for the removal Of stores.
Bidders are requested to be present 1t the open
fhe Whisky in all the above lots TO be sold by the
PROOF GALLON, and purchasers will be required
GHsger Sc 20 the amount
BY order Of Brevet Brisadier General Thomas
W. ii. PARKHURsT,
&C I6-toc26 Captain and c. g.
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%The Temps mentions a letter received
from an Italian engineer, which states that the
workmen employing in piercing Mont Gents
had come upon bed of quartz so hard that il
turned the edge of the best tempered steel and
II was feared that this obstacle might retard
the opening Of the tunnel for years
Scln Brooklyn, N. Y, two rivals for the
love OF colored girl sought to settle their diff
ncultles by fight on the platform of horse
car The result was hospital for one pris-
on for the other.
S,The Mayor of ST. Martha, Ca, was muir
dered recently in a house of ILL fame there
RS-A man and his wife and two children.
travelling through Cincinnati in destitute cir
cumstances, were turned out of the depot late
at night, and sought refuge from a rain storm
under freight car. The train was moved
while they were sleeping, and the father and
mother were fatally injured.
~Detective Edward L. McWilliams of Ter
sey CIty shot man in New York who attacked
nm saturday morning and was acquitted by
the coroner's jury.
~General Kirby Smith is in England.
~Gen. Grant has two sons at the Burling-
ton, N. j., College.
~Michigan has eight regiments yet in the
service.
~The Emperor of Morocco consents to the
Telegraph in his dominions.
%Lady Raglan, wife ofthe celebrated Eng
lish General Of thar name, died on the 30th of
September.
ga Canada paper thinks at least s3,OON.OOO
have already been realized in that province
this season from the cereal crops.
~The Newport and New York Co. lost
SlS, 600 in three years speculation of towels and
blankets from their steamboats,.
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AUCTION SALES.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
AROUND WASHINGTON.
DEPARTMENT of Washtnston.
0gsee Of Gag xsarternsasis,,

HEADQUARTERS Department Of WasAtnston. }
wasss .s 8. s. Sc; e. Scsc:sr s. ISIS
Will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bid
f at all x
houses. Stables. and other structur belon gng to
VIZ 's 80. - '0"'"''
On MONDAY, OCTOBER 3Oth. at 10 o'clock a.
m. at Battery Parrot, four frame buildings Seine
Ialdipss SAME day AZ ocisei M s .ap s.stsns
'e on TTEsD be ape PPGisPss
buildings Same day at l O'Clock p. m, at Fort
On WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER list. at ioo'eiR
IN A. m at. Fort Bayard twenty Frame aud Log
tn*i Hfs IS En- hsFsc1s o'clock
ss a. T dly at ssssG @ FoP De Rus
~ Twelve Frame buildings; and at CLOCK ,. m,
" EKiEH STfs EssRf 6n IL S
@ az d. Eos. oosE 81. 90 FTsn suBsss H
% On SATpKDAT, NOVEMBER 9Th. at 10 O'Clock
Bds essr y % FTsHs c a9d sss
toga, fourteen la Frame and Log Buildings.
HAsf OF bsETERN s sRA 4 q oc.
m. 81 Fort Meigs, seven 10 Frame Buildings.
Sales SANE day at z Sefsk a. m a. Fort Davis
,: NJ, a, Fort Ricketts,, four I'd Frame Buildings
On Tuesday, NOVEMBER 9TH. at 10 O'Clock
m, at Fort Snyder, nine 90 Frame Buildings;
and SAM day, at o clock p. m, at Fort Greble,
five 80 Frame Buildings.
SOUTH OF POTOMAC
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER sth, at ii
e'cock a. m at Fort Willard, ten (l0D Frame
Bul din IS, and same cay, at O'Clock d. m, at
Fort Williams, nine t9i Frame Buildings
Tn THU RcDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. at 10 O'Clock
.. M, at Battery Garesche, nine (9l Buildings.
same day, al i2 clock a. m, at Fort Reynolds,
eight IS, Bui ld1ngs. and at O'Clock p. m, at
Fort scott, six t6J Buildings. All frame struc-
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 O'Clock a.
n AT Fort Berry, nine t9l Frame Buildings Same
day, ~ Y o'clock a m, at Fort Barnard, twenty
't On ssRTURpAY. NSnVEMBER I1tb at 10 o,c,ock
a NJ, at Font KUByon, eleven III Frame Build
ines Same day. at l2 clock M. at Fort Albany,
SIX 90 Frame Buildings. end at O'Clock D. IN at
Fort HaRgeTty. six 30 frame Buildings
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at 10 o'clock
q: NJ at Fort Gorcoran, forty nine 49, Frame and
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, ct Fort Woodbury., twenty (29) Buildings.
same day, at cleck 2. m, at Fort Strong. nine
teen (lal Buildings and at clock o. m, at Fort
Bennett eight (Sl Buildings. All frame and stock
ade structures
These sales embrace very large quantity of lum
ber ard an excellent opportunity is thus offered TO
land owners and others in the vicinity of Washing
ton to secure building and fencing material conye
Dient TO their property.
The military guard will remain upon the prem
days after date of sale for protection of
property; and purchasers mot owners of the landD
viii be required to remove the buildings, &C., with
in fifteen days from the time of purchase
buildings will be sold singly.
Terms cash, in Government funds
i. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Qusrtermaster
&C lS-Ot Department of Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
pr GREEN } WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.

EXESqT2Rs, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD:
9 oE THE LATE b MIDDLETON, De
On TUESDAY, the 24th instant, We shall COM
mence the tale Of the folswing described Property,
In front OF the pre- mses. ct o'clock p. m viz:
Lots Nos. and IA. in Square No. Is. Lot has
'front.' Of "a feet at the corner Of north X and 18th
streets, en- which the sale will commence Lot IL
has front Of 81 feet inches Pennsyl wants ave-
nue., and containing about ,l76 feet.
And on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant. we
shall sell, at clock p. m. at the Auction Rooms
Of Green 4 Williams, No. S26 7th street, corner
= Lot No. 5, in Square No ss4.
=. Lot No. 4, in Square No. 49,
Lot No. 3, In south of Square No. ia.
This is considered very valuable it having water
privilege of the Eastern Branch 49,
Lot No. IA in Square No. go
Lot No. 8, in Square No. lII9.
Ana part Of Lot No. !. in Square No. s06.
Terms: One hi each; the balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months. The purchasers to give
from the day of sale. : =
A deed given and 4 deed Of trust taken
All convey ancing at cost Of the purchasers
II the terms Of sale are not complied with in We
days after the day of sale, the Executors reserve
the right TO resell the property at the risk aud cost
Of the first puTcbaser, by advertising such re sale
three times in the National Intelligencer
MIDDLETON, HYATT 4 HOUSTON,
&C 1s-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAM hscts