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EDUCATIONAL,

a FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS. HAVING
"A his evenings disengaged, free at O o'clock }
wishes to give some LESSONS in the French Lam
guage: The best reference given. Terms moder-
ate. Address Bsx 33 Star Office. no l-lOts
"A LADY OF several years. experience In teach
ing would tar a few more pupils for instruc- W.
tion upon the plane or singing. She would lnH&
also make an engagement as soprano singer. SGX
Ths best OF references given. Address rs. II, ;"
through the Post Office. oc l6-2ws'
st. TIMOTHYS HALL.-The duties of this in
- sti'Suon will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1865. For
cipai bookstores Of this city, or address the prin
cipa 4. PARSONS,
eu 81 Catonsville, Md.
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CAUTION TO BoTTLERs, DEALERS INBOr
TIES. AND TIE PUBLIC.
This Is to give notice that in the case OF
RILEY A. sHINN,( Supreme Court Of the Dis
JOHN COOK. In Equity No. 624.
being proceeding for an injunction against John
Cook, Proprietor Of "Green Spring Brewery" 10
restrain him from using and appropriating the bot
ties of Riley A. Shinn, and marked with his name,
and that of the late srm Of Army shinn, q decree
was, by the Court, on the 18th day Of October, A.
D., 1865, granted, eR,oining John Cook 'ron1 tax
ins, collecting, rseeiving, and using the bottles 81
Riley A. Shinn bearing his letters and names blo,on
thereon, and from rending and delirering, or con-
tracing to deltrsr articles in said botleS cih
out the consent of the said Riley n. Shinn."
call the attention of Bottlers, and ealers In Bot
ties particularly to the above decision Of the su
Breme Court of the District Of Columbia, and here
by warm them and all other interested persons,
that will proceed in like manner against any Der.
son so offending. RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot"
oc 21-zw 90 oreene ST., Georgetown, d. @.
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SUIcIDE.-Suicideb by hanging was commit
ted on Tuesday night last at Perryville, Cecil
county, Md, by the ''boss" mason Of Susque-
hanna Bridge, which is being built by the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road. Cause-supposed toshaye been con-
cerned in frauds upon the Company for some
fifteen thousand dollars.
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GNKEAI DiSCOFEhf IN DENTISTBf.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Would advise an persons having teeth W
extract to call at DIR. LEWIE'S Office, and0yYS@
have them taken out without pain. o
Also, call and examine the Doctors new and i'm.
proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
yeu will have them in other style than this new
and yaipsols enc: Jeetn lnsersea on 1ofS, silver
advanced the price on our work since the great
change in gold.
No. 2l9 Penna avenue, between l7th and 18th
streets.
jan16-ly B. r. LEWIE, M D., Dentist
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They are building cars in New York for
q street railway in Calcutta
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Il In Z CL0T H ING.
T., ,HENKLEMAN

II. F.HENKLEMAN,
pi2S BALIIMoaE STREET, ,BALTiMoRH, Mp:,
In addition to his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
MADE .apffF1Ss op nrssi snd Dol
nestle naterias cut In the latest styles and Of
Gentlemen In want Of fine or medium quality
clothing Sii fnd i greatly to their advantage to
BoysClothing Ready Made and Made TO Order In
the most satisfactory manner
~ Terms Cash.
" One Price Oaly
Having unsurpassed facilities for buying goods,
Tered them in this market
Call and examine Stock and Prices
Soraers By nail receive prompt attention.
Oep6-3m
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SSome time sirce the Methodist Church
North seized the property belonging TO the
Methodist Church South in Pike county, Mo-.
and the Court of that county sustained the,
Church North. The matter was carried up,
and the Supreme Court have reversed the de-
cision of the lower Court and remanded bac r
the properly 20 the Church South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

A lRsmorksfroa 0snieal lnaIysis.l
AFTER CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF
HELMBOLDS PREPARATIONS they enjoy our
utmost confidence. We consider them safe and re-
liable. NEVEERS YATES.
Fkiiadelphis. Jnns 18th. Mso. 1sF 8-Sm
MANHOOD -ANH YOUTHFUL vIGOR ARE
w rsgainsd by H1L1BQLD1 1XTRAOT DU.
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i Therefore the nervous and debilitated should
iHRsdlatsly uss HELNBoLDS 1XTRAOr BIZ
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT OF FSARsAPARILLA
cieanses and renovates the blood instls the yieor
OF health into the system, and purges ost the hu.
mors that make disease, m N-6m
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AGILE & CO.,
WINE MERCHANTS,
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Southeast corner llth street,
Have on hand and are constantly receiving supe-
rior brands Of Wines, Liquors. &C., Tin bond or
duty paid } which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates, viz:
Old Otard and Hennessy BRANDY.
Old Jamaica and st. Croix BUM.
Scotch and Irish WHISKY.
Old Holland GIN, Phoenix and other brands.
Harmony and Grown SHERRY.
Old Oporto and Burgundy PORT.
CLARET, the following brands. lin wood or
&c, &c.
sAUIEREA, Tin wood or giass)
RHINE WINE, Tin wood or glass , the following
brands: ungstelner, Dedesheimer, Nisrsteiner
Giesenheimer, Hochheimer, Fenerbereer Johan,
nisberger. Liebfraumilch, &c, &c
Burgundy and Noselle WINES
Champagne and Sparkling Hook, OF the choicest
brands,
D,Absinthe, Curaess, Mavachinal, &C., DC.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE.
French WINE VINEGAR.
SWEET OIL, sARDlNEs, &C., &c.
Crosse & Blackwells PICKLES and SAUCES,
&C., &c, &c oc D-lm
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'since introduced it here. several Of our ply ST
clans prescribing IL with the best success"
no l-eO3m~ III. BUFF. Chemist, Portsmouth.
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CLIFTON HELLEN,
Late Paymsster q. e.y.vv
ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSkrTrrou az
CLAIMS BEFORE TIE DEPAkfnrNrs
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money. Lost Clothing, Bsun..
Psck Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper.
sy attended to promptly.
Once 30 ~ street. Post Once Box l9s wash
tugto city, ID. q. je7-6m
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DENTISTRY,

h REMOVAL
fDR; CHARLEs P. HUNT takes pleasure in in
forming his friends, patrons and the public
generally that he has fitted MP new and
elegant office at No: 493 9TH street, oppo-SNl
site odd Fellows Hall. He is prepared to execute
with promptness all operations in Dental Surgery
and every class of work belonging to the profess
IN 4 III
N. LOOMS, MD,
The Inventor and Pateatee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at~
his office in this city. Many persons canSb~
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
with any style and price of Teeth they may desi re-
but to those who are particular, and wish the pu-
rest, ceanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33S Pennsylvania ave .
between 9th and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
Philadelphia. &C aO-Iy
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"An attache of this office, long troubled with a
stubborn cough, and who supposed his lungs to be
affected, has received the greatest benefit from q
single bottle. "-Boh. Clipper
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HAS been in constant use in our family for over
twenty years, and with invariable success. think
it an excellent remedy
American Office, Bali. JOS. j. DOBBIN
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NOT FEW OF THE WoRsr DIsoRpFRs that
Adict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
remedy of the utmost value. M 9-6m
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remedy of the utmost value. m 256m
Io rUkIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BEAUTFFY the
c1mpIeIion, use HELMBOLDS HIGHLY OON-
gkNIhATEDF FLUID EXTRACT SAKSAPARIL-
Ia; One bottle equals In strength enc gallon Of
STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in l8 hours also cures
Chillblains, Ulcers, and all Erupions Of the Skin
oolo by all druggists. j. d. GILMAN,
mar Zs-1y $50 Pennsylvania avenue
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23

t4- They are using petroleum in England
to generate steam BY extracting the vol
atile spirits the oil is made perfectly safe
aud twenty gallons it is said equal ton of
coal Tor heating purposes. 1t is claimed
that the OIL occupies less space, is cleaner
requires fewer persons to handle it and pre-
servs the IRON OF ships better than coal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
How lly iInsband Canle 10 ESeheH Beer.

we had gone 10 New Orleans to reside
Ny husband was a great lover of beer; he
made his regular trips through fair or foul
weather every evening somewhere between
ten and bed tune to a bier haus On Market
S rect The beer brewed there was nectar
absolutely, he said ST. very superior to that
IT any other establishment i'll all New Or
cans that he wondered why people ever
Neat to any other bier hAu5 than Gurth's
It's peculiar nutty flavor, its rich creamy
foam, could not he eqnaled by any other
bier haus on any other bier breaUer.-
Gurth was king. Every body said SO its
fame, or foam, was literally in everybody s
mouth Being an invalid, my husband had
prescribed porter for me. | expressed my
dislike to it; he begged my permission to
let him bring me some Of Gurths beer
knew could drink that would soon learn
to drink it If could only just taste it
surely would oblige him that much, etc,
bat stuck to it that didn't like beer.
and would not allow myself to De persuaded
to like it-s3 there.
One evening said to him:
You don't go for your beer? hap
peued to be LOOKING hiu. IN the face, while
speaking He suddenly turued away his
face, pale unmistalzahle sigu of being sick.
Tie attack was so viulent and that was
not a little alarmed AS soon as he
could speak he begged fof peppermint cam
phor-anything. On my expressing won
der at the cause Of the attack he turned
pale again and commenced retching /
suggested camphor again. No-its no Use
he couldn't take anything on his stomach
well peppermint u little: NJ, no use
to try
'ihave it let me send for some bee
NO. madam! tell you no" lie tiun-
dered forth III tones that made the glnss rat
tie.
Good heaveul thought 7, what can all
my poor husband? said nothing more but
got him to bed as soon as possible tie
fell asleep almost immedialay, from sheer
exhaustion. The next morning, the first
words were:
''Susie, please don't tall, to me about my
sickness last night-dont mention the sub
ject at all; aud all never ask me what made
me sick"
OF course, said wouldn't; but could
not help feeling curious to know what 1t all
meant. That evening about beer tine he
volunteered the remark that he thought Deer
disagreed with him, and that he would quit
the us4 Of
''Yes, dear" I answered with face as Sc
rious as could assume, backing toward the
door,, looking him steadily in the face, (and
as got through the door yes dear espe
cially Gurth's beer! shut the door and
ran. He was too sick to follow, for | could
see by the last gIinp | caught Of his phiz
he was turning white again. a local in
that mornings Ptaayats had posted me. -
iurth, the brewer Of that nectar bad miss
ed a very valuable negro man some weeks
previously couId hear nothing
Of him, and at last almost forgot about the
loss Of the 'caattei'' Yesterday, the Pa
said, ION drawing OF the beer from one oi
tile watts, poot Joe was found at the bottom,
partially decomposed."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
LAWS OF WISC0NSlN-OFFIC
lPAbIished Feo iG, 1869
gHAaaE glss rs

AN ACT to amend sec. Of Oh. % Of the
general laws of 1863, entitled AN act rel
alive to the commencement an pr0secu-
ton of civil actions against persons in
the military service Of the country" ap
proved March DIST 1863
Tie Deo1Ge of the stqlo If FVjsc0asta represent.
Ell 10 SsAa5s a nj Assclpbly, do enact rs iot
Iows:
Sec. 1. Sec. I Of ch. % Of the general
laws of 1863 is hereby amended, 50 as to
read as follows, to VIII
This act shall not extend or apply to
persons WHO are prosecuted as executors
administrators or trustees, or iJr debts Gre
ated 10 fiduciary capacity; nor to proceed
ngs for forcibe entry and unlawful detain-
er; nor to persons VINO are made defendants
only as subsequent encunibraucer5 to the
principal defendant in actions t. fUrocl0ss
mortgages or mechanics lens; nor to per-
sous Who are made defendants ouly as Gu
cumbrancers t. the priucipa! defendant, in
acfious brought for tile partition Of lands or
real estate owned by several persons; aud
in actions against persons Jointly liable upon
contract, the action shall be allowed 10
proceed against the joint debtor or debtors
not IN the service aud the judgment may
be entered. enforced and collected, as pro-
viied in clause Of sec II Of chapt. l24 Of
the K. 5.
Sc. is. rai- a,i -ba.l gake feet apd be u
cree from and If z ! IS eassase &ad pn9hSa'!"H.
Approved Frb IL 1860
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23

BY JOHN C. WHITTIER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
GBile Bigger, BiIIy.n

One day gentleman saw two bows go
ing along one of the streets Of great city.
- they were barefooled Their CLOTHES
were ragged and dirty and tied together
by pieces of strings One Of the boy S was
perfectly happy over a half withered branch
Of flo ycrs ~hich ne had just picked up i'll
the street.
.Is.y. Billy, said he 10 his companion,
wasn't somebody real good TO drop these
ere puses jest where could find them
Aud they're 50 pooty aud nice! Look
sharp Billy, mebby you'll fad something
bmeby."
Presently the gettlenan heard his merry
voice again. saying
Oh jolly. if hear amt most half peach.
aud faint much dirty neither!
raus4 you hain't found notIin' you may bite
first
Billy was just going tn take a very little
taste of it, WHEN this companion said
Bite bigger, BILLY, mebly vel find an-
other fore Ling"
What noble heart that poor boy had in
spite Of lis rags and dirt lie was doing
good" There was nobody for him to be
Kind to but his companion ia poverty the
poor ragged boy at his side. but he was
showing him all the kindness iii bis power
when he said
Bite bigger Billy"
There was nothing greedy, nothing sci
fish abont tue boy Ills comduc. SHOWS how
even poor, ragged beggar boy can DO good
by showing Kindness.
''Bjte higger BilIy,--mebby vel ind an
other fore long
Who can help adniirins tine uobsa heart Of
that poor boy? would rather have tnal
boys Kind aud generous spirit than have -
moparct's crown upon my head without it
Bite bigger. Billy"
Think Of these simple words if you az
ever tempted to he uuaind Or selfish to yolI
companions, aud derive inspiration from TN
lindIy natnre they shadow forth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23

II il done!
Ciang of bell and roar of gun
Send tie tidings up aud down.
How the beliries rock and reel,
How the great guns. peal ON peal,
Fling the joy from town to town !!
Ring, @ bells!
Every stroke exuiting tells
Of the bur,al-hour Of crime.
Loud and long, mat ali may hear,
Ring Tor every listening ear
OF Eternity aud time
Let US kneel!
God own VoI"e is IN that peal,
And his pot is holy ground.
Lard ferglyc a>! What are we.
That our eve, mis- glory see.
That our ears have heard the sound
For the Lord
On the whrlwind il abroad;
In the earthquake lie has spoken;
He has s,nitieh with HIS thunder
The roo walls Hsu5der,
And the gates Of brass IRE b oxen
Loud and lolg,
Lif, the Old exn.JinS s'ng;
Sing with Miriam by the sea:
,ie hath east the mighty 'wn;
Horse and rider siuk anh drown;
He hath triumpned giorinua'y
Did we dare
In cur agony OF PRAYER
ASK Er mere ihalI lie bad done!
When was ey er iiI- right hand
Over auy rI'ne or lard
Sire cned as uuw nenea!h me sun!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
What IN Editor NigI.t have been.

bIr. Holland, the editor Of the Springfield
(Alass) Republican, has been up in Vermont
to where he come from" and he thus
sketches What he should have been, if he
had not left home and become an editor:
Your correspondent Won have grown
stalwart and strong, with horny hand and
a face as black as the ace of spades. lie
would have taught school winters, worked
OH the farm SUMMERS and gone out haying
fifteen days July, and taken for pay, the
iron works and running gear Of wagon.
At two and twenty, or thereabOuts, he
would have begun to pay attention to a
girl with father worth two thousand dol
lars and il spit carl on her forehead--a
girl who always went to singing school, aud
set in tie seats and sung without opeu-
ing her noutIl--a pretty girl any way Well
after seeing her home from singing school
two or three years, taking her to Il Fourth
Of July, aud getting about one hunjred dol
lars together, ne W0ald have parried and
settled down Years would Rave passed
aw ay, aud that girl with the spit curI would
have eleven C ildren-just as sure as you
live-seeen boys and four girls.
We should have had hard time bring
ing them up bat they would soon be able
enough to do the milking and help their
mother OH wash days AID |, getting Jude
pendent at last. aud feeling little stiff in
tue joints, would be elected a member Of
The legislature, having been au assessor and
"a school committee man for years Ia the
evening IF my days, with my pipe in my
mouth, thirteen barrels OF cider iii ny cellar
guj a newspaper 10 my hands. , should sit
and l',a through pair Of gold mounted
sDectaoies and wonder why should such a
strange, silly piece as this be published"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23

My boy, might enquire where Cross
n,an & Co. s drug store is 2,
Crclin very respectfully Certainly
sir"
Old gent, (after waiting awhile ''WelI
sir, where is it 2"
Urchin-"daven the least idea, yer hon
or +"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
Kenosha Pier Co. Annual Meeting.

OFFICE KEEjsHA PIER COMPANY,
Fec 1864
NlOTIC OF is hareb, given that the Annual Meeting
Ia Of he stockholders OF the ab"ye company, Tor
th election of three D ectoTs and for the raLsac>
ton Of any Other business will be held at their ofce
Middle n ehousr, OH Monday, March 6sn, 1865. ats
asid J.w. MERRILL, sec'y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23

A terrible epidemic is prevailing tbrouh
out tins region among the children. It mar
takes, IN the severest cases, somewhat of
the nature Of malignant scarlet fever and
somewhat OF the worst form of dlptheria.
In the fatal cases it runs its course in two
or three days Physicians are divided in
their opinion in regard to it. For the past
day or two no cases of the severe type are
reported and 1t IS hoped that the msIignan-
cy OF the epl iemic IS passed. -Freeport III. }
Journal, 18th.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
Dissolution Notice +!

EHHhe Co partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned, under the Firm name Of Bailey
Schofen is this day dissolved By mutual consent,
drew Schcnen who Is authorized TO receive and re-
ceipt TO- All debts due the la firm, and will pay al
demands againEt The same.
Ke-osha Aug. 24th, 1864.
EowABD -BAnEY,
AgpRtw ScHoFFEs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23

Col Washington a Bartlett, formerly Of
the ARMY, ~1o sold Ills daughter to rich
West Indian, Senior Ovirdo by name, aud
made the Whole family notorious by the
diamond wedding Of a few years ago, died
last week at New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-23
Blob printipQ
LINUS Eeeo!

ION hearing the bells ring for TIE coDstitu-
tioual amendment abe.ishug slavery IN the UNI
tel States.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11
7 ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UHITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoAp,l
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTRRnAsrER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August II, 1885 \
Will be sold at CITY POINT, VA, on wBDNEs-
DAY, October II, at II O'Clock, a. m.
About four thousand $1,000 tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA on FRIDAY, October
l3, at IL M:
Five lj) first class Locomotive Engines.
| At NORFOLK, VA, October Is, at 8 p. m;
| One new Locomotive Engine, 5 foot gauge.
About hfty tSo) Freight Cars and one ~ Passen-
Il ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, oe,O.
| Der II:
Fifty (jol hrst.class Locomotive Engines, feet
slT inch gauge.
Eighteen (is) new Platform Cars, Ave foot gauge.
Twenty-Five (2j) new Box Cars, 1--WE % foot
guage.
About three hundred and ATTY $500 Box Cars,
feet 81 inch gauge.
About two hundred and thirty $500 Platform do,
1 feet slS inch gauge.
About thirty 1907 Stock do. feet s. inch gauge.
Twenty t2O) Passenger do, do.
One Q) Wrecking do, do.
| Two C2) new Trucks.
| Sixty do. framed.
Fourteen (lp Flats.
About two thousand 1900 tons Railroad Iron.
| Sales to commence ut ALEXANDRIA at 10 A.
NJ, and to continue from day to day until all are
are sold.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
Brcv Col and A. Q. NJ,
augll dtocl0 U. s. Military Railroads.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGONS,
y AMBULANCES, SPRING WAGONS, &c.

CHIBP QUARTERNAsrBR' = 0FPICB,.
DRPOT or WASHINGTON, }
WARRINGTON, d. c., August 5, 1865.
Will BIO sold at public auction, under the direc.
ton Of Brevet Colonel C. H. Tompkins, A. q. NJ
u 8, A. at point near the Ambulance Park, on
N, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
Washington, D. c., on FRIDAY, August is, 1865
4O7 TWO HORSE AMBULAYCEs.
FOUR HORSE AMBULANCBS
"a TWO HORSE SPRING WAGONS
TWO HORSE TRANSPORT CARTS.
3 HACKS.
l SULKY.
which have been used in Government service
ALSO,
Will be sold at point north Of the Railroad
Park corner Of First street east and street north
immediate after the completion Of the sale OF
the Ambulances, &c, above referred to-
100 TWO HORSE WAGONS.
1903 FOUR HORSE WAGONS.
10 SETS FOUR HORSE RUNNING GEAR.
The Ambulances and Wagons will DO sold
singly to the highest bidder and the sale will be
continued from day to day until the whole NUN
Der Is sold.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
their purchases within Ave 10y days from date Of
sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
b. MAJ. Gen. and Chief Q NJ,
au5-l3t Depot Of Washington.