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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-21
Stocks aud Whipping Posts
From the Richmond Times. |

Some correspondents of the Jacobiu
presshave been making terrible discover.
les i'm the interior of North Carolina
They have found at nearly all the court
houses stocks and pillories, not rotten
and neglected, but like that famous pair
of stocks erected by Squire Hazledean,
in which the lank legs Of DR.. Rlceobocca
were temporarily encased neatly paint
ed and we'll protected from the wealth
er." Having exhausted their vocabula,
ry of abuse upon these instruments OF
torture, which were used by the inhuman
slave holders" the illustrated papers
sent down artists. who have prepared
very correct drawings of these same pill
lories and stocks. ,
The only drawback to the anticipated
capital which was to have been made
out of these discoveries, is the unimpor-
tant fact that these pillories and stocks
hare for many years been Kept by the NORTH
the criminal u lS,cs % Of fss Mat s,ass s' e'0s' :"
We thonght that everybody in New Egg
land knew that the Old North State has
ALWAYS been known and dreaded by the
whole fraternity of thieves as the whip
ping and hanging State" They have no
State prison there, but when they con-
yict men of murder they hang them, and
when thew convict offenders of the crimes
usually punished in this State by impris-
onment in the penitentiary, they put
them in the pillories and stocks which
have so greatly Mortified the Radicals,
and fog them most numerically.
If any correspondent of the Radical
Al Of ha w
let him proceed at once to North Caroli-
M. and then steal watch or commit
burglary, and if he does not very soon
find out the exact use and design OF the
instruments of torture" we will take
his place in the pair of stocks With
whipping-post accompaniment" of which
Frank Leslies Magazine gives an adinira-
bic engraving.
A short time before the evacuation OF
Richmond noted rascal left this city
and proceeded to North Carolina, where
he broke into a jewelry store and carried
off much valuable plunder. He was ar
rested. tried, convicted and sentenced.
we think, to receive sound hogging at
the whipping-post. As more than the
Mosaic dispensatiOn of "thirty-nine'
was awarded him, the fellow was allow.
ed to receive his punishment in broken
doses. He received an instalment, we
think, of twenty five lashes every month.
We speak advisedly about this case, as
the offender was needed here as a witness
in one of the courts before he had "set.
tied bis little account" in North Caro-
lima. and when an officer was sent tor
him, he was politely assured that he wsa
entirely at the service Of Virginia as
soon as the prior claims of North Caro-
lima upon his cuticle had been satisfied
We trust that this simple explanation
| will allay the unhappiness OF the negro
philists. Stocks, pillories and whipping
posts in North Carolina are infinitely
more dreaded by the white than they are
by the black criminals in that State.
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In Observation-Disclosures two ceut
postage stamps are in great demand in
this city. A wealthy gentleman has au'
thorized Mr.. George D. Wootton, attor'
ney at law, on Main street, near the cor.
ner of Sixth, to purchase any number OF
them not exceeding ten thousand, at
what their face calls for, to be paid dol
lar for dollar bin gresnbacks. Mr.. Woot
toon hrs already received large mum
ber but still the demand is nothing like
sappliad. Times.
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Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING. w. VA.

THIS IN9TITUTHON, CuA1TR = :
ZIP Tss fall ssss new S.lS S s i5S
&: r.s =: dSS:ss;S . : .s. r.:
buildings are now bsinS thesssghIy rsdttsd and
In the liberaity ofits arrangements. iu the sx
tent and comprshensivenssS or its course Of
study in its methods Of tuition and geysrpmsat,
and In the ability and sxpsrisncs OF its Board
Of Instruotion, the public may rely upon Ito
Having had many yser. experience In copdae,.
ing leading Educational institutieas IN the kas
tern and Middle States. tssl assared that With
the SsI IL r. :. snS 1ss ::a::t
the College win soon be able TO sxtsnd 70 young
ladies ali the facilities for an accomplished sda
cation to BE- found outside Of our eastern n'tro'
politan cities.
to announce the engagement 81 . oorp:e Of
teachers Of distinguished ability, sxpsrisnce
In the departments of the mathsmstics aud
sciences, Miss Martha ID. Halstesd, formot Pre-
ceptress Of Wesleyan Female College, VII
In the department Of litsrsturs and bellies.
lettres, Miss Mary Williams. Late Prsceptress Of
Lafayette Institute, Wsshingtoo. ID. Q.
In Music Miss Emily j. Shipley. Of New York
ity, educated In Europe, and pupil Of Bsssi.
In the Fine Arts, Mis- Isabella ". Gssrn. Of
the Now York School OF Design.
Assistants will be sddsd In thses, or otser Dc.
partments, ~ occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARrNXyT win b. orgsuizsd Q
an early day, having especial refsrsncs 70 the
preparation Of young ladies' for the busipess ef
A PRsrAxArosY DsrAxrxyxT win b. essnsd
for such Misses ~ arc too young tosntsr The col
legiste.
EXPENSES PER ggARTKR or TEN
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OIL ITEMS Near the mouth of New.
alls RIM. on the farm of Robert Roland.
on the Ohio river, the New Haven and
Marietta Mining Company struck fine
vein of oil last week They pumped lO
barrels in the first 30 minutes. when,
stopping to repair some defect in the en-
Eins, the we'll flowed six barrels in a
short time.
The Faulkner we'll a little further up
Newall's Run, continues to pump and
flow alternately, with satisfactory re-
suits
In French Creek. Peasants county,
w Va, which lies opposite Newalls
Run, the Goodwin Oil Company is pump,
ing from FIVE to fifteen barrels per day,
from q new we'll, and at least FIVE other
new strikes on the same creek are re-
ported
On Horse Neck, also in Peasants coun-
", there are upwards of 20 wells which
are yielding handsomely They are re,
ported as yielding fully one per cent.
better now than heretofore. Indeed, the
same may be said of both the Horse
Neck and Burning Springs regions.
This is gratifying to citizens OF this
State, and adds to the conviction that
West Virginia will soon take rank as the
Jest oil region of the entire country.
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Internal Revenue-National Banks.
IBy Union Line.

New YORK, Aug l9.-The Posts special
says, the receipts Of Internal Revenue
Yesterday reached about 2,OOO,O 900.
1t is understood no more National
Banks will be authorized except in cases
where the applications were filed prior
to the first of August. The full amount of
currency to be issued BY the National
Banks has been authorized, which is the
reason for this determination.
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Hsw the Gable was Parted.
lPy Union Line

New YORK August l9.-The detailed
statement of the loss Of the Atlantic ca
BILE gives little clearer account of the
manner in which the cable vac parted
1t appears the picking mp apparatus
brought the cable so near to the bow of
the Great Eastern that at every lurch the
vessel made she chafed and cnt il so that
il conld not stand the strain Indeed
the cable was part of the time ander
the fore part of the ship
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coua.ca,ion in New York,

NEw YORK, Aug. l9.--As heretofore an'
nouced the property of Hoyer and Lud
way. of this city, has been hbelled for
confiscation These men are Immensely
rich, and did the entire engraving OF
Bank notes, bonds and checks for the late
rebel government This one righteous act
shows quite plainly the intent OF the
nnyarnmanf
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Mineral Re.eurces Of virgiuia.

sNfw YORK, August 20.-The Times
Richmond correspondent says a party
of scientific gentlemen who have just
returned from . minute examination OF
q portion of the gold region of the State
gives the Most astounding accounts OF
the undeveloped mineral resources of the
interior Of Virginia Not only does gold
abound, but they found the whole dis
trict tseming with iron, silver, lead, tin
piumbege and other valuable material
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From San Francises.

san Francisco, July 24.-The week
opens favorable for increased exerHon IN
commercial circles The receipts OF m7
portations of goods in first hands are
fipht. and iobbers show more disposition
to replenish stocks. The mining stock
market ia dulE ,rss.
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INSTRUCTION. :
PROSF1CTUO
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
tCe.ducsedsy sissers sr %. JssepAJ y

Corner Quincy aud 5th Sta, Wheeling w.y
THIS INSTITUTION WELL DR
i opened for the reception Of Pupils On Non.
day. Sent eth. The course Of Instruction VIII
comprise all the ordinary branches Of fnished
English education Music and the French and
German languages taught by competsnt instrue-
tors
Strict attention paid TO the department Of the
Young Ladies' who will be- required TO obssrve
panctually the Rules and Regulations adopted
Tor their Improvement and for the maintenance
of good order :: >, .r Of u weak. ,,,s.s. in .a.
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HoPs.-It is said that the crop OF hops
this year will very generally prove fail
ure. The depredations of vermin have
been such as to entirely spoil the vines
in many places, and growers have plowed
up their hop plantations. The crop In
England is happily good one this sea-
son. so far
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GRAPEs.-A writer in the New York
Tribuue, who has travelled extensively in
the Western States. says that grapes in
Ohio are rotting BY the ton. The Ca
tawbas aud Isabellss mostly are gone.
and the Concords are also suffering bad.
ly On the Ohio Lake Shore many Of
the Isabellas were badly mildewed.
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GaIernor AnireWs

BosroN, August l9-Gov. Andrew has
been renominated by the trustees of An
tioch College to become President OF the
institution. His acceptance of the office
is considered doubtful.
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BADLY HURr.-James Raney, q boy

BADLY HURT.-James Raney, q boy
about fifteen years old-who was engaged
in driving the mule car in the coal pit
belonging to Mr.. Watson, in town-was
playing with an open can Of blasting
powder, near the drift head, when from
a spark from his head lamp the powder
was fired, and in an instant dashed him
backward with great violence and burnt
him very badly. But we hear that he
is doing we'll When will children
cease to play with such dangerous explo.
sives 2-FdiTmOnt National.
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Prom Denver.

DENVER, Aug 14-The Constitutional
convention adjourned Saturday night,
Inc convention for the adoption or re-
padiation of the constitution is fixed for
the third Tuesday of September. p
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The New Albany (Ind) Ledger says
that Sherman's grand wagon train has
been encamped at New Albany for the
past eight OF ten days. 1t is command.
ed by Captain Wilson The train will
be conducted from Indianapolis to Fort
Laramie, and thence to Oregon and
Washington Territory.
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1a.earaer BarDea.

; DsrRorT, Aug. l9-The steamer Tsay-
e,sr was burned at Eagle Harbor, Lake
Snner;or. Yesterday. No lives lost, Boat
total ioss-valnsd at $4,000, insured for
GO, 900. S,l-91s,
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Plain dress fabrics are in good demand
and bring good prices.
The imports for the past week are 81
AZ, ,7O4 against 81 ,053,37 for the CORES
pondiug week last year.
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" WHEEIING REGISTER
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST a'' 1866.
C.i.xraphic Summary.


n. closing quotation for gold in New
yort on Saturday, was 81 43a Sl433
M more National Banks are to be au-
ttorized
The property of Hoysr and Lndway' OF
New York city, who did the engraving
for the Confederate banks, is aC""' ~ -
Jniscated.
Applications tor pardon are still com
ing in, principally from Governors Shark-
ey, Pierpoint, Parsons and Holden Gov
johnson, of Georgia, makes but few re-
commentators.
Major Castleman and Lieutenant MUM
ford of the rebel army, have been pa
rolled to leave the country
Favette M'Mulleu is i'll Washington
with Recommendation from Governor
Pierpoint for the withdrawal OF negro
troops from Virginia
1t is believed i'll Washington that Cap
rain Writ will DO mado a witness IN the
trial of JEFF Davis
General Sully says permanent treaty
can be secured with the Sioux aud Chey'
sune indians on the upper Missouri river.
Official Intelligence from the telegraph
expedition shows that the cable vas
cbafei by contact with fhe bow ~ the
Great Eastern dnring rhe picking up op
Grafton so that il could not stand the
strain,
1t is believed that Ketchum the de
faulter is concealed in New York city or
yicinity.
The President has released large num-
usr of citizens confined f5r selling cloth
.ng to soldiers, abeiting desertion. &c.
Albert A Jones, freight collector OF the
Erie railroad has been detected III a &C.
RE, of heavy robb-rias aud has hed Tor
parts unknown.
The Commercial records anothor defal-
cation in New York.
Gov Andrew has been rendered the
Presidency of Antioch College.
Atlanta, Georgia, is undergoing resns-
citation, and considerable activity Is re-
ported,
AlWharton county, Texas, planter says
the negroes in that locality are DOING
we'll under agreements with their EN-
ployers,
A merchant Of Beaufort, n c., says
that in the vicinity Of Fayetteville
Union man is not safe; that females are
not allowed to open schools for negroes;
and that negro was recently tied up
aud whipped by one Of Governor Hold
ems officers Fayetteville is now garrl-
soned by negro troops
The Writ military commission has
jeen organized in secret session
On the 18th several wards OF the Lin
coin Hospital in Washington, were de-
stroyed by fire.
General Sckles was enthusiastically
greeted in Boston on Friday
Some scientific gentlemen give aston
ishing accounts of the undeveloped min
.ral wealth of the interior of Virginia.
There are rumors that active prepara-
tons are going on for the immediate tri.
al of jeff Davis
the steamer Belgium brings intelh-
yence from Europe which shows that
those pecuuiarily interested in the At
lantic Telegraph are still energetic and
hopeful.
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The school will be opened ON the arst Monday
In September. Applications may be addressed
to Rev. A. Louage. ct the Cathedral.
auR5
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TR Y Va
EXTRA CHARGES,
per quarter. ,1hsn paid IN odps

(PeT qaarffr, whsn pad IN adpsHcs)
French, German, italian or Spanish.
per quarter each. oh................... So
Drawing per quarter. 49,: :..... G.
Use Of philosophical and chemical sp.
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I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF COAL
- 100000 BUSHELS.

WAsHISGroS, d. c., August 8, 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited aud will h,
received at the places and until the dates here.
after named, for the purchase Of all the sur.
plus Coal at those places, belonging to the GOV
eminent
AT LOUISVILLE, Ky. until II O'Clock NJ.
Of "WEDNESDAY, August 30, for Coal lying
at LOUISVILLE, Ky, and NASHVILLE, Tenn.
AT 81: LOUIS, Mo-, until IL O'Clock NJ, OF
TUESDAY, September O. for Coal lying at
CAIRO, III. MEMPHIS, Tenn. HELENA, Ark.
and MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.
AT VlCksBURG, Miss, until ~ clock NJ, Of
pKIpAY September Is, for Coal lying at yICKS-
AT NATCHRz, Miss. until l2 O'Clock NJ, Of
CHEZ, Miss. ''''e ="
Separate proposals will also be receiyed AT tbe
the Coal. ''N'Hs
Each envelope containing a bid should bo
sealed, and the name or number Of ths nara,
containing II endorsed thereon, and addressad ~
" BrigAdier General Lewis D. Parsons Chier NJ NJ
Rail and River Transportation, - in care ~ ia
Quartermaster In charge OF river tTansportatinN
at the point designated for opening the bids
Payment to be made In United States currency
upon the acceptance Of any proposal and pTior
to the delivery Of the property.
The Government reserves the right TO withdraw
any Of the Coal and the BarRes containing Il, and
TO reject proposals II deemed too low.
By order OF the ouGrtermaster General.
LEWIS b. PARSONS,
Bhgadier General and Chief Rail and River
TrAnsPorahon Aug7'dtAuSo
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Baltimore Msrkss.
wEDsKsDAr, August 0, 1855.
tPrfoes ofgsn osio,o rgsr 70 wholesale operate

wKDsKsDAr, August 0, 1865.
lPrfoes given bsloso refer 10 Wholesale operation.
only. snless othsrlofss erpresssd, !
CoIrEE.-we have only to report the sale Of 1
FLouR Our market Is Unchanged; demand
light, but held hrm on account Of the prevailing
q high cost Of Wheat. Sales are limited 10 m,
wants Of the local trade We repeat prices wiz
Howard street Super s. 2jats50; Extra DO 9aSg' 30
FAMILY do. 5000; Ohio super s. l2L6Ss,25; Ex-
tra S,76es9, % Family $40; City NILS Super q.
tapsco DO. Eli. 80, and SIs per Dbl. Corn Meal
al p. Rye Flour rs per Dbl.
'.,0RAN.-Wheat-l,OO 900 bushels white and IL zoo
bushels red received; the few samples Of white
were taken at prices ranging from o. 10 to o. 90,
rs to quality; red was very brisk; 1000 bushels
sold at 81 50 up to % 10: bulk Of sales for good
to prime S2a2 10 per bushel. Corn.-3, 300 bush
ella white and ZOO bushels yellow offered sales
Of 1900 bushels white at s6a93 cents. mostly AZ
30 cents, and 200 bushels yellow at 93a0s cents
per bushel. 0ats-7,00 bushels offered on
Change, and all sold at Haas ceuts weight, and
3oa3S cents measure. Rye.-SOO bushels offered.
and l25 bushels sold at 70 cents per bush. ade
cline. .
MoLAssKs-No sales reported. 90
PRovIsIoss.-Marketq quiet and priees vithort
any quotable change. sales connned to local
rjobbing trade. r.r.. -
suoIR-Demand fair, but stock Offering light
We report sales, viz: 10 hhds Porto Rico At I3sl
eta; 20 do. al l47< cts, 10 do. choice at 10 els,
less per cent; 81 hhds. common Cuba at l2lS
cts le.s per cent; sdo. at 1873 cts; and 10 do.
|. .sALr-Liverpool Is selling in email lots n,
y. ID for Ground Alum. and at g. 2J per sack for
store.
wHIsxr-we notice rather dull market: A
sale OF W bbls. at " 2j per gallon.
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AUCTION SALES
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF MED.
~ iCAL STORES AND HOSPITAL PhoP-


MEDICAL PURvBYoR' g OrFfcR. }
BALTIMORE, Md, August 3, 1885.
win be sold al public aue ion, Al Jarvis, Hos.
pifal, Baltimore, Nd. August Ia and Nc I<l m +.
Hospital, Baltimore, Md, August IL. a large
quantity Of Medicines, Hospital Stores, Instr9-
ments, Dressings, Books and Stationery. Red .
ding. Hospital Clothing, Furniture, and appii.
The sales will commence nj 10 O'Clock A. M
and continue from day to day until the entire
Catalogues Of the articles TO be sold can be pro.
cured BY applying at this depot after the 9th inst
Terms: Cash In Government funds AZ the time
Of Purehase.0 n - = '''''
The property to be removed by the pureha.er
within forty eight hours from day OF saie. u
mech OF the property Is but little worn and IA
70 be sold by reason Of the dscont uuance Of said
hospitals. ....l ..r
A rare chance Is thus offered to proeure Red =.
ding, Culinary Apparatus, and other srtielo.
which. will be valuable, especially in hotels
steamboats,, factories, restaurants, and inn rma.
riea. .,f...rUI r0.s-..l '"
Further large auction sales Of Medical and Hos.
pital Property will take place at the foiloWing
localities Mt m early date, OF which due NOTES
will be given Wheeling, W. Va. ; Chariestown a.
W. Va. Winchester, Va ; Harper's Ferry. Va !.
Cumberland, Nd. Frederick, Nd. f.; wilmington
Del. Grafton, W. Va. ; Clarysvilfe, Nd. and at
the Medical Purveying Depot, Baltimore, ma.
The last-named depot contains q large and val :
liable stock Of new goods.
Surg. U. 8. ", Med. Purveyor q. 5 A.
..-a r. ADRBoN 4 CO.,
. auRS-t7 H#' Auction GERS
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| OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTRRMAsrgk
| WAsHLyGToS, D. c., July 81, 1885.
| AUCTION SALE OF BOILING STOCK
VIII be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
20. g shop 10 Portland, Maine, Six (6) Loconio.
,,, On THURSDAY, September 81, at EiukIy 4
motive EngincL w AVN
On MONDAY, Scptember q, at Kennel, sou.re
near Philadelphia. Penn, Fifty EJO) Box F,eigb,
Lars Tour ieet eight-aud - bslf-inob gauge
On WEDNESDAY, September 81, =. whining.
DOT gauge
The above stock is all new, and Of the very best
quality.
The Engines are Ave feet guage. Ave foot
drivers, and cylinders lOx2i inches. They can be
changed to narrow guase at n triaing expense
Sales TO commence Mt 10 q. IN.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
Jy26-ts Brevet Colonel and A. O. NJ
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FOR SALE.
Il CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF DIRECTOR AND }
GIN l. MANAGES OF MILITARY RAILROADS US, :
WAsHISsroS, d. G., July 81, 1861
Proposals will be received at this office until IL
o'oi5t;k, noon, on WEDNESDAY, September Is.
ls6j, 10 the United States Military Rail :
road Rolling Mil at ChsttAiSUsS, Tepnss.se, with
the machinery, tools, buildings, fixtures. aud
track eonnsetins the Rolling MIL with the Nash
willie aud Chattanooga Railroad.
The mill and machinery constructed to re-roL
railroad iron are entirely now, and OF the mOs5
approved character.
For full description and details Of operation.
capacity, &c, apply in person or by letter, to T.
W. YARDLEY, Superintendent, Chattanooga.
Tennessee.
All bids should be endorsed, proposals 10
purchase Chattanooga Rolling MIL
d. G. McCALLUM,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director aud General Manager,
au7.eotd Military Railroads, U. s.
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T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-.
- TERMAsTER's STORES, CARTS, NOW.
ING MACHINE, &c.
CHIEF orAErEENAsrER's OFFICE,

CHIEF QrAETBIHAsrER' OFFICE
DEPor or wAsHINGroN
WARRINGTON, D, c., August 1, 1885.
VIII be sold ~ publie suction, under the di
rection OF Drevet Colonel C. II. Tompktus, A. O
NJ. U. ), A, at tue Govern me nj warehouse stu
ated on the square between aud =, aud Tween
tieth and Iwenly-6rst streets, WASH gton, D.
c: on WBDNE 'DAY, August 10, 1866, at tan
O'Clock: a. m, large lot o. condo ned Quarter
master Stores, consisting Of
Anvils, Bellows, Braces, Cbisels. Forges, Files
Hammers, Knives, Punches, Piucers, Squares
Stocks aud Dies, Vices, Au-ers, Com passes,
Gauges, Halcbets, Planes, Saws, Tool Chests
Lanterns, Moving Machine, Paul -, Ploughs
Birthstone ,wheelbsrrows n lar, o lot Of Leather
Scraps. Cast and wrought-iron Scraps, Wagon
Tire, &c.
ALSO,
viii be sold at the foot oil ineteeuth street. near
Chesapeake end OIio Canal, Immediately after
The completion o. the sale above referred TO- A
number OF Carts, Wagon Bodies, Wagon Wheels,
Ambulance Wheels aud Bodies, Running Gear,
&c.
The sale will be continued from day to day
until the whole IL sold.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within Ave 10y days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government fuods.
D. H. FUCKER,
Brew Maj Gen. and Chief Qua, termV,ster.
- " IL