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Butthe crovning sl6ry of hia fo remains TO no NJ.
tanned In his discovery or rather combination, for ho
does not caim 10 have been the Of UrDRON
which s the hanH Of the nlterH now offered 10 the
public, That honor belongs 10 tho native inhabitants
Of Central America TO whom its virtues have haen
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with u tho lndan bids defiance TO tho most deadly
uaaria, and handles, without fear tho most venom
HerpentA, u IL belief with them, that while
thero IL breath In tho body, tho oedron iA potent to
cure, no mailof what tho disease may be,
while DR.. Bulls not prepared 10 endorse this cS.
tFRvngnnt praons0n,he Hnsyorthnlaaa HhtAfed from
athorough examination oi tho evidence relating 10
itH virtues, IA ~ remedy aud preventative fOr nh
Diseases arising from exposure either 10 change oi
weather OF ciiinMn, or to minHnain influences, u
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

And Justly deserves tho reputation IL has long on
loyodin Central America aud tho West indica.
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W.E.SCOTT,

TORMERLY OF the firm of Messrs.
II ZFiAIIY, SCOTT Il BRUINS, and now
OF the firm Of SCOTT Il HERIOT, respect
fully begs leave to tend er his sincere
thanks for the patronage heretofore be-
slowed, and to request an extension OF the
same liberal and generous support to the
new firm of SCOTT & HERfOT. Their
sales-rooms will be found in Washington
street, between Richardson and Assembly
streets, at which place an entirely new and
played for CASH at CHARLE STON
HR1CES. Nov &c
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BAGGAGE PRocURED FROM EXPRESS

BAGGAGE PRoCURED FROM EXPRESS
COMPANIES BY MEANS OF FORGED
ORDERS. Within short time. past
almost all Of the express companies
in the city, more especially Adams,
Harnden's, and Kingsley's, have been
robbed of quantities of baggage The
matter finally became so serious that
Captain Jourdan, Of the Sixth Pre-
clnct, was called upon by members of
the leading companies, and requested
to endeavor to discover the thieves.
Yesterday, assisted by officer Wool
bridge, he succeeded in taking into
custody George Stardt, a German,
and Francis Marmond, an Italian,
aged respectively % and 25 years.
They have been In the habit Of forging
orders for tr'lnk" and other property
at the offices Of the express connpa-
mics, and by presenting those orders
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TEACHER WANTED.

HNHE Trustees Of the Unionville Female
Il High School will elect a PRINCIPAL,
on SATURDAY, the 10th of December
next. References required. Address
JOHN y. HERNDON, Chairman.
Nov % t6 UnionviIle s n
AZ charleston CoMierpu blish six times
trl-weekly, and send bill to this Office.
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The Southern Guardian.

PkOPOSE to revive the publication of
Il this journal, at Columbia, S. c.. as soon
as mail communications have been re-
stored, and the necessary arrangements q
can be made. CHARLES p. PELHAM.
90 Newspapers in this State and else
where will obligc me by extending this
notice. Nov o5
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House-furnishing Goods.

House-furnlshlng Goods.
Vie ~ subscriber has received supply Of
.-hoopod TUBS; T G;DSs;, 2Uci2ETs ana KT.i:n- lu
Els, Hair and Straw Brooms and Brushes.
Table and Door Mats, Japanned Tin Toi-
let Sets, Looking Glasses, &c.
w. B. STANLEY,
=, Corner Plain and Gates streets,
Nov 10 3 Nearly opp. Shiyer House
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE = GENERAL
I4EE--In speaking of the losses ce
this institution by the war, and it's
present condition, financially, the
Staunton Tindicator says:
These funds, being mostly in State
securities and James river bonds, are
now unavailable, ard proportion,
over $15, 600 in bank stocks, are ut
terly lost. General Hunters (FederaD
army, while in Lexington in 1864,
destroyed the property of the College
to the extent Of SIT, 500, as estimated
by commission appointed by the
Federal officer commanding that post.
1t is now desired to raise, by public
contributions, the means to sustain
the College in its usefulness, until it's
endowments can again be made avail
able. to restore its sacked libraries. its
despoiled cabinets, its ruined philo-
sophical apparatus, and its war-blasted
walls.
1t is proposed also to raise a special
endowment, the income from which
shall support the chairs to which
General Robert E. Lee has been ap.
pointed. and in which useful labors
he Is now so nobly devoting all the
energies OF his great soul.
a public-spirited citizen has headed
the contributions of Augusta County
with a thousand dollar bond
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For Sale,

ess:zssza BETWEEN this and 25th
proximo, a ''GRAND SQUARE
!SY ! s!ROSEWOOD PIANO." Stein
way Sons make. Also, Rosewood Stool
and India Rubber Cover. This is splen-
did instrument, of the best tone, and not
In the least abused. Apply at this office.
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For Sale.

For Sale,
400 ACRES OF LAND, within Two
fcO miles Of Winnsboro OF this. 500
acres are cleared, and the remainder is
woodland. There are several springs on
this land, which is termed Greek Bottom
Land" For particulars, apply to
Nov 19 VIM. McGUINNfS, Columbia.
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would obtain the goods called for by
them. On other occasions, they would
watch the express wagons as they
were driven in front of the company's
buildings, and note in memorandum
book the address on many of the
trunks and valises. A message would
then be sent by them with a forged
order for the delivery of the goods so
noted In most cases the orders were
honored, but if the baggage was re-
fused on such order, one of the con-
federates would call in person and
procure it.
After a time, believing that the
above mode of doing business would
lead to their detection if persisted in.
they concluded to adopt different
system. Stardt sent his trunk from
Newark, New Jersey, to this city, by
Harnden's Express. On it's arrival
in this city, Marmond called at the
office of the company, represented
that the trunk belonged to him, de-
scr;bed the contents, and produced
key, which fitted it exactly. OF
course the key had been furnished
by his confederate. The trunk was
given him, and Stardt soon after
called and demanded his property.
He was informed thct it had already
been delivered to him. This he de.
MED, and having a witness who would
swear to anything, finally convinced
the company that he had not received
the trunk. He then claimed $4OO as
compensation for the loss, and the
claim was still pending at the time of
his arrest.-Ne,c York Tribune, 18Th.
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Baltimore Market.

MONDAY, August II, 1850.
Prices Qfuen beIoto refer 10 wholesale operations
only. unless otheriofss oppressed
CoPFgE-we note sales Of jobbing los within
the range Of our previous quotations; u small lot
of choice Rio sold to-day At 2llle gold;
FLoUR-Sales reported late on Saturday Of $50
bbls City Mills super shipping brands, at Is. IS,
and 800 bbls. City Mills extra do. at tll. To-day
800 bills City Mills extra at Sl07 per Dbl. We
continue our previous quotations as follows, viz (:
Howard street super s.6Oass 90; do. extra o 2a
$40; family lla*ll.50; Ohio super and cut extra
5 25ass. so; do extra .76as0 60 do. family l050a
al City Mills good to fancy brands super sa
Is. q do shipping brands extra 10. 75aSll stand
ard extra 9afS.6O Baltimore family $l3, and high
grade extra Gil 80 per Dbl. Rye hOur 6.75aS6. 2j
and CITY Mills and Brandywine Corn Meal 6a
$j.25 per Dbl.
and 5000 bushels red received; choice white
maintained previous prices, but inferior do was
dull and lower; $50 bushels white sold at l,75a
", 80, 900 do. at 265aS2. TO- and 800 bushels do.
at ~ 20; 2400 bushels red sold at l6jasl 81, and
1000 bushels, do. at %. 10 per bushel. Corn
10000 bushels white and 900 bushels yellow
offered: sales Of both descriptions light, 1900
bushels white sold at 96a9s cts. and 800 bushels
yellow at 90 cts. per bushels. Oats-2, 900 bush :
els offered, and $500 bushels sold at 46a4S cts.
weight for new, and 100 bushels old at 6S cts.
weight. .'
MoLAssRs.-we hear Of q sale Of a small lot Of
Cuba at 4S cts. per gallon.
PROyIsIoNs,-There was sale late on SatuT-
day Of 20 tres. shipping hams at 24c. 800 bbls.
prime mess pork at S27.2), and 10 hhds. bacon
shoulders at 1sc. To-day 90 bbls. mess pork at
$50. rs per Dbl. We quote as follows; For mess
pork 33.60a&34 per Dbl Bulk shoulders l61Ia
lie, sides l7lSRl7a4c.; bacon shoulders lSalSJ Ic
sides l0al9lIc, hams 23a2jc for plain-latter
for covered aud 2Sa3lc. for sugar cured. Lard,
2ic. for Western bbls 2je. for do. kegs, and 26c
for Baltimore refined
SUGAR. Small sales of Porto Rico at 1879.
per lb.
SALr.-Prices unchanged, as follows: Ground
alum, In lots from store at Q 2JaG2. IS, az to
quality fne at 81. 20 per sack and Turks ISL
and soc. per bush.
WHIsKY.-wo notice sales Of Western at ~. "a
per gallon.
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To the Patrons OF the National Repub-
- lioan-Redu ctIon In Price.

~" CHARACTERIZATION In Price.
Prom and amer the nrst day Of August, 1888,
the price Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN, will DO
ruuTY cents per month. tH.aGHIi "a
When we raised the price Of our pspor in July,
1884, we were compelled TO that step on account
Of the Increase in the price OF labor and material
OF all kinds. The cost Of paper has fallen con-
siderably during tho past month. The price OF
labor has not fallen, and there is no probability
that wages will DO reduced for some time to
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p a.otAgIpEIv
} / I TBB NATIONAL ERA, 4
TO BIZ ISSUED SEPTEMBER 1. I

81 81 81 fAaalTgul % ------ NIl. 2 VI ..
:, The RpblisheT:, in putting forth this PROS.
q few planks IN our platform: EIT HtI .H't'
Hrst, then, we fully endorse the policy Of the
Administration In the ''Restoration I" OF the
foreshadawed By the psarfyrai Prssidest, GBRA.
HAM LINCOLN.
Second, Let the people, through Congress de-
eide the return ofthe States and their Represent
ally % DE Government Of f2s country~erp,, M
ting Secession, and Treuson forever.
:, Third, Require the adoption Of the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
Fourth, Mete ont soma Just punishme to tho
open enemies " the Republic, and 10 the auo,oei
leaders Qfthe Rebellion.
Eytfh, Restrict the elective franchise to neither
color nor condition, but educational and prepdr-
Sisth, Guarantees to all, by all the power Of the
General Government, protection to "life, liberty,
and the pursuit OF happiness
Seventh, Adhere to the principles Of the Monroe
doctrine-especially with reference to the designs
Of the Emperor Of tie French in Mexlco-that t6is
country nav continue to be the home Of the OPP
pressed of all nations. .... r...rr
The ERA Will not be sweryed from its old
course, except In so far tho progressive events
OF the past four years shall have rendered ii ne
cessary. We are not, we trust, oblivous to tho
fact that The "ioorid moves, that we have been
passing through great national crisiS-an i'm
portant ERA In our history, and that there IL
opened up to us new and untried fields Of action.
We call, therefore, upon all the old and tried
friends Of the paper to aid us both by their means
and their pen, as our columns will be open to a
Free fair and candid discussion OF all subjects In
which the country may be Interested.
Old subscribers having paid for numbers OF
the ERA which they did not receive, will, upon
notifying us, aud remittinR Is, the subscription
price per year, In advance, DO credited for fifteen
months
AL Communications must be addressed to the
PUBLISHERS OF THE
NATIONAL ERA.
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/ ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
II CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UEITBD STATES MILITARY RAILROAD
OFFICE or Assistant QCARTERNAsTBR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., August II, 1885.
Will be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on wEDNES.
DAY, October II, at IL o'clock, a. m.
About four thousand 1000 tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA. ON FRIDAY, October
49, at IL m:
Five t6) hrst.class Locomotive Engines.
Al NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at 3 p. m:
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
About hfty (50l Freight Cars and one ~ Passen-
ger Car.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, octo.
Der II:
Fifty (jO) first -class Locomotive Engines, feet
SO inch gauge.
Eighteen us new Platform Cars, five foot gauge.
Twenty-Five (2j) new Box Cars, i've (j) foot
guage.
About three hundred and nfty 800 Box Cars, 4
feet 81 inch gauge.
About two hundred aud thirty (23O) Platform do,
| feet So inch gauge.
About thirty 1907 Stock do. I feet inch gauge
Twenty l2O) Passenger do, ' do.
One Q) Wrecking do, do.
Two (2) new Trucks
Sixty do. framed.
Fourteen (l4) Flats.
About two thousand q, OOo) tons Railroad Iron.
Salos to commence at ALEXANDRIA at 10 A.
M, and to continue from day to day until all arc
are sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
H. l.. ROBINSON,
Brew Col and A. Q. NJ,
augll -dtOcl0 y. S. Military Railroads.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
~ BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, IN FAIRFAX

~ BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERsAsTER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., August !, 1865.
VIII be sold, at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, under direction of Captain II. c. Law.
renee, A. q. NJ, at the time and places designated
below, all the Barracks Offices, Quarters, Store
houses, Stable Sheds, Block houses StOckadcs,
and other structures, composed In whole or In
part Of lumber and timber, belonging to the Uni.
ted States, on the line recently held by the Let
separate brigade, 22d army corps, extending from
Fairfax Station, Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
to Prospect Hill, Va, as follows;
AT FAIRFAX STATION, TUESDAY, AUGUST
10th, one Railroad Platform of Lumber, go feet
long and II feet wide, aud Is Buildings, part
lumber ontire and part lumber and stockade, en-
braeing twO-story Station house and two Store
houses OF lumber, two Block houses, II number
OF Officers CHARTERS, &c.
AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 10th, twenty Buildings, part lumber
entire aud part lumber and stockade, embracing
Officers Quarters, Stables, IL Block houses &c ;
and Timber in stockade,
AT FLINT HILL, VA, ON THURSDAY, AU-
GUST II, 1865, twenty six StOckade Quarters,
with Board Roofs and Floors
AT VIENNA STATION, VA, LOuD0UN AND
HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD, FRIDAY, AUGUST
Is, about ninety buildings, part Lumber entire,
and part Lumber aud stockade, embracing Quar-.
tiers, StorehOuses, Sc also, 100 feet Of stOckad
ing, and large amount Of Lumber and Logsin
Stable Sheds, Railroad Platform, &c.
AT PEACH GROVE, VA, ON SATURDAY,
AUGUST 10, twenty-five Buildings Of Stockade
and Lumber, with 5l2 feet Of Oak StOckading 10
feet out Of ground, &c.
AT PROSPECT HILL, va, ON MONDAY,
AUGUST q, about 100 Buildings, mostly of small
size, composed part of Lumber entire, and part Of
Lumber and StOckade, embracing Quarters, Sta
bles, StorehOuses and Four Block Houses.
These sales include about 500 900 feet Lumber,
and quantity of ane Oak Timber, suitable for
saving, and a good opportunity Is thus offered to
land Owners IN the vicinity to secure fencing and
building material convenient to their farms.
guard will protect the purchasers for ton
days from date Of sale In the removal OF their
property.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, II. m, each
day, and buildings or structures will be sold
singly, and stockado or other materials in lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms cash In Government funds.
NJ. I. LUDINGTON,
Col. and Chief QuartermuStur,
aul-l3t Department Of Washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AT CLIFFBURN BARRACKS.

CHEF QUARTERMAsTER = OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WARRINGTON, D. c. Aug. 10, 1868.
viii be sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Captain j. H. CrOwell, A.
@. M, on SATURDAY, August 49, 1855, at 10
clock, a. m,
TWENTY-FIVE FRAME BUILDINGS,
erected by the Government, at Clifburn Bar
racks, situated on tho Taylor's Lane road, near
Rock Creek, and about midway between the
northern terminus Of Twenty first street and
Fourteenth street road, Washington, d. C.. being
Of the following dimensions viz:
One "a QuATtermasters' y Once, 30 by 10 feet.
One ny rd-house, 30 by 81 feet
Five (j) Barracks, each 20tl by 200 feet.
One ~ Barrack, 81 by 100 feet
Seven "a Barracks, each d by so feet.
Two (2) Hospital wards, each 80 by $50 feet.
One ~ Kitchen, 2Olf by 200 feet.
One N Kitchen, 2Ol9 by 100 feet.
One ~ OfIcer's quarters, % by SO feet.
One ~ Ohicor's quarters, 10 by ~ feet,
One ~ Out building, is by IS feet.
The above described buildings will DO sold
singly to the highest bidder.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Mai. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
aulO.St Depot Of Washington.
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agARrERxAsrEE GEsERAL's OFFICE, !

oUARrERNAsrER GENERALS oTyIcE.
wAsBEGTOS, d. c., July "a, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named below, viz +;
NEW YORK
New York city, Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, 300 Horses each day.
Mules each day.
Elmirs, Tuesday, August 8, 200 Horses.
Eimira, Tuesday, August is, 800 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August Is, 800 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, August 30, 800 Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA.
:, Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 900
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each
week, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week, $50 Mules
each day.
pottsyllle, Tuesday, August l, 900 Mules.
Minlintown, Friday, August 4, 200 Mules.
York, Friday, August 1, 300 Horses.
MELVILLE, Wednesday, August Q, 100 Horses
Reading, Friday, August II, 200 Horses.
Horses.
Erie, Thursday, August II, 300 Horses.
shippensburgh, Thursday, August II, 100 Mules
Williamsport, Friday, August IS, 200 Horses.
Indiana, Monday, August q, 200 Horses.
Horses.
Chambersburg, Thursday, August "a. 100
Mules.
Milton, Friday, August q, 900 Horses
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 80, 100 Horses.
Carlisle Thursday; August 81, 100 Mules.
Columbiana, Tuesday, August l, 100 Horses.
Salem, Wednesday, August 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday August 8, 200 Horses.
Canton, Saturday. August 8, 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, 1000 Mules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August 10, 900 Horses.
Crestline, Thursday, August II, 900 Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August 81, 200 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wnvna TbursIay I OAO MvIcg
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PROPOSALS.

MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST H., 1895.
AZ Sealed Proposals win be received by the
Undersigned until IL O'Clock m, on SATURDAY,
18Th OF August, for the construction OF the sewers
IN the alleys in Square No. 2e0in accordance with
the act approved March %, 1865. ...
The sewers to be two feet inside diameter, the
Salls to be four inches Tor one brick thick, six
cesspools or inlets covered with iron gratings
similar to the one at the entrance Of the alley Oh
the west side Of Fourteenth street, south Of Penn
sylyaula avenue ..g
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for
the sewers, which shall include all excavations,
Sc., &c, and for cesspool or inlet each.
All necessary Information obtained Of the City
Surveyor or Commissioner OF the Second ward.
None but practical mechanics need bid.
RICHARD wALJACH
aul2-eotd Mayor
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGONS,
~ AMBULANCES, SPRING WAGONS, &c.

CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTRR' = OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON, }
WARRINGTON, u. c., August ., 1855. J
Will be sold at public auction, under the direc
ton OF Breyet Colonel c. II. Tompkins, A. O. NJ,
y. 5. A, at point near the Ambulance Park on
n, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
Washington, d. c., on FRIDAY, August Is, 1865,
at 10 o clock 4. m,
4O7 TWO HORSE AMBULANCEs.
8 FOUR HORSE AMBULANCES.
q TWO HORSE SPRING WAGONS.
TWO HORSE TRANSPORT CARTS.
8 HACKS.
! SULKY.
Which have been used in Government service.
ALSO,
VIII be sold at a point north Of the Railroad
Park, Of FIRST street east and street north
Immediately after the completion Of the sale Of
the Ambulauces, &c, above referred to:
100 TWO HORSE WAGONS.
l09 FOUR HORSE WAGONS.
10 SETS FOUR HORSE RUNNING GEAR.
The Ambulances and Wagons will bo sold
siugly to the highest bidder, and the sale will be
continued from day to day until the whole num-
Der II sold
Successful bidders will be required to remove
their purchases within Ave (b) days from date Of
sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
Bt. Maj. Gen. and Chief q M,
au6-l3t Depot Of Washington.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN

QUARTRRNAsTER GESRRAL's OPFIrE,)
DEPOT OF WAsHISGTuS, ,
WAsHlSGroN, d. c., Aug. 1, 1865.
VIII be sold, at public auction, ut Sixth street
wharf Washington, D. C.. under the direction Of
the officer In charge Of Forage at that point, ON
TUESDAY August 10, 1865, at II o'clock, il,
M, lot OF condemned ouarternaster Stores,
consisting OF
Brooms, Brushes, Cups Knives and Forks,
Lamps, Lanterns, Curry Combs, Rulers, Halters,
&c.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, about SEVEN
THOUSAND BUSHELS OF OATS, NINETY
BUSHELS OF CORN, and FIFTY THOUSAND
GRAIN SACKS.
Successful bidders will DO required to remove
the stores within i've (5) days from date Of sale.
Torms-Cash, In Government funds.
Oh. RUCKER,
Bvt Mai. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
au4'l0. Depot Of Washington
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GALE AT ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA,
~ OF CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN
SACKS.
CHIEF arARrERM4sTER's OFFICE, J

CHEZ orARTERsAsrRR' 5 OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
WARRINGTON, d. c., August 7, 1865
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the al
rection Of Captain J. N. Buck, A. q. NJ, at Alex
andria, Va, on WEDNESDAY, August IS, 1865,
at IL O'Clock, a. IN, lot Of Grain and Grain
Sacks, condemned as being unfit for public use,
viz:
9,IGO BUSHELS OF OATS.
1910 BUSHELS OF CORN.
3,jIS GRAIN SACKS.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within Ave 10y days from date Of sale
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
D. II. RUCKER,
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief QuarteTnaster,
au7-0t Depot Of Washington.
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL.
IL ROAD ENGINES AND CARS

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoADs,)
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QrARTERMAsTBR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. II, 1865
viii be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mOnd, Va, on TUESDAY, October 8!
Twenty i've (2j) new first class Locomotive En-
gines five (5) foot gauge, Ave (jl foot drivers,
cylinders l6x2i In; capacity Of tank, 1900
gallons.
Five (5D first. class Locomotives, 4 feet 81 inch
gauge.
Two hundred and sixty Ave (2Gj) new Box
Freight Cars, Ave (D foot gauge.
Fifteen Qi) new Platform Cars, five (5) foot
gauge.
Ten llOl Freight Cars, 4 feet SO inch gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until all
are sold. Sale to commence at 10 clock.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
II. l.. ROBINSON,
augll .dtocl Brew. Col. aud A. q. NJ.