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THE EXHIBITION and Concert of the Union
and HamIine NJ. r. Sunday Schools this even
ing Al the Lutheran Church will no doubt be 4
UIeasan, affair. All who love good music,
snsakIpg &c, should be present. The Luth-
eTsn Sunday School is cordially invited 10 be
there: they will please assemble in the Vestry
OF the church Exercises commence at \
O'Clock.
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U. :. Court OF CLAIMS, Feb. I5.-Theodore
Adams ". The United States. Mr.. Wills
opened the argument Of this cause for the
Claimant
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SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrKR
= STORES, STEAM ENGINE, TELE-
GRAPE MATERIAL. &c

GRAPH MATERIAL, &c.
Qsar.srTasisr's 0}fcs; Dspot Of Wassinsso-l
ten Of Breyet LieutensrtC oionei James NJ Moore,
nue., between 18th and 18th street, Washington, ID.
on htSA u e9Inary Is, lS5s at 10 clock a.
Buckets, Boilers, Cots. Cauldrons, Kettles. Pans,
Lounges, Letter Presses, Spittosns, Tables, Win
SRseis F Hsoes HS%mss ssS. %Sss
barrows, GIiDdstonss, Fire hote, Ladders, Psu-
Trucks, one Steam Engine, complete, belonging to
aWashing Mafhine S 6S togsthsE Rith lot Of
consisting of IS Reel Barrows 20 Signal Chests, -
Wire Feels, lis Reel Stands, 80 Gears for do, -
The Stores must be removed by the purchasers
within 1--WE days from date Of sale sS,a,
BEsyss Major Gen. and CS;t 3
PUBLIC r6 hSSr hSS PRS6prEssTTFFss lSrESo
Office R Rsss! SSm'p5a5 4 rs ssSaqfi
Will be offered at Public Auction, at sixth street
Th2t IL thS S the Soans S5 sgEs
About head Of excellent work oxen.
100 pounds of Corn Tin the ear,
40 900 pounds Of Bran.
12eO gallons OF Extract ofOofee
the following ooDdemnsd Subsistence Stores, Wis.
About 600 pounds Of Salt Beef.
3.bl7 boxes Of Smoked Herring
800 pounds OF Hard Bread
lJ0 pounds Of Corn Meal.
400 pounds of Dried Peaches.
1000 pounds Of Hominy.
800 pounds Of Dessi coated Potatoes
lT40 pounds of Mixed Vegetables.
asa pounds Of Beans, 6e., sc.
, ALSO,
the following articles of Compissary Property
- Iron Safes, Letter Presses, Desks, Tables Chsirr
camp Tables. Spring Balances Beam Scales, yfsts
form Scales, Counter Scales, Meat saws, Comp
ry Chest, Liquid and Dry Measures, Far,eett.
cooper Nises, Pinchers ard Aazes, BAKE PAM
Trucks, Wheelbarrows Field Desks, Coz "A MiIls
Pumps, Axes, Axe II sndles, Cooking Stos Is RrasI
&c. NA'AsAAP''
ALSO.
lot OF Coffee and Salt Sacks, Coz any Bags, Rags,
Terms Cssh In Government f. Ind..
fessa MS~ssoa @. 8 l.. VI.
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HELLER's MATISEE.-Heller, the inimitable
gives matinee tomorrow afternoon NJ Met
2erOtt Hall, when rich and varied programme,
embracing his most wonderful feats Of magic
and finest piano solos, will no doubt ATTRACT a
crowded house.
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COsRs-CoNBs-C oMBs.-New and beautiful
styles come on this morning, at Prigg's Doil2
JeweIry Store, No. i35 Penna- ave, third 400
from X street.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

S GREEN q AuCUOneert.
Guardian SALE BY ORDER OF THE HON
S1gkRTM JbRT Ok
TIE rDISTRIeT OF G9LUMiB4EA OF TALn;
SOUTH STREET, uSLANDJ AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant, at 4 o clio tx
p. m, in front OF the premises, shall proceed TO
sell, as guardian of the orphan children of John
A. Cessel deceased, the interests Of said phans
in and to the following valuable property, viz :
That part OF Lot numbered two, (2,l in Square
numbered south OF square four hundred and sixty
three, (4G3D beginning for the same at point ON
the open space twenty feet three and one half
inches ron the corner of Vii ginia avenue and said
open space, and running along said open space Do
feet 81 inches TO south street, thence along said
street IS feet inch, thence in a southerIy drec-
ton 10 feet inches, thence parallel with south
street IS feet inches thence south inches thence
part Of said lot and square beginni az for the sans
on virginia avenue at point 50 feet 10 inches
from the corner Of said avenue and said open space
and running thence along said avenue westwardly
% feet inches Including 3foot private alley to
the depth of ~ feet,) thence from Virginia avenue,
inches; thence esstwsrdly IL feet inches, thence
northwardly ~ feet inches, thence eastwardly
wardly and at right angles to Virginia avenue rs
feet inches to place of beginning.
stantal three story and basement brick dwelling,
with back building; containing thirteen rooms ans
lures throughout, with. speaking tubes from two
upper rooms 70 the kitchen Also, with two STAIR.
from the back building On the other lot is con
veniently arranged frame dwellins oon'ans
Terms, as prescribed by decree: One third cash,
(of which 100 down on day Of sAle;) balance In
eSssar
able in 6 and IL months from day ofsaie, With In
Tbs title has been perfected and is now ndspu
conveyancng end pc st sITiha'sT SH
facts dREEN WILLIAMS, Auct.
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CROWDS visit daily the New YORK Doliar
GIFT store to get those splendid sets OF Jewelry
and PIated-ware for one dollar, and ree gaLs
included, a. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, near ID
street.
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GLIDING

ID GLIDING
a ERSONS Having Looking Glasses or Picture
Frame. to reGild can get them done cheap and in
the best m amer at 2S4 New York avenue, between
1th and IN streets Those having gliding TO do can
know what il will cost by sending the frames sr
leaving their address as above Parties residing
IN Alexandria can have their work done there.
fe l5-6t+ HAVEY
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On SATURDAY. February IL

On SATURDAY, February II,
At 10 o'clock a. m, at our SalesrOoms,
We will sell large assortment of Household
Furniture consisting Of
Bureas, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Beds, Bedding, Orockery ware
Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, &c, &c.
feb NAGLE & CO., Aucts
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AT PRIVATE SALE

q well built three stU.y BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all
modern improvements. This property must be
sold as the present owner is leaving the city Fur
ia Is-tf NAGLE A co. ,Auctioneers
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FOR RENT A three story BRICK HOUSE, No.
l. 3j2 on 9th street, between III and / SITS. Pos
session 18th instant. Inquire Of DR.. III. V. b. b.
GAN, No. f33 Massachusetts avenue, 18th Ward.
ia
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Maggie Go. will give their personal atteation 70
the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture At
the residence Of families declining housekeeping
Also, TO the sales of stocks sf Groceries and Mer-
ehandse Of every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c. dec lily
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E>0R RRNT-A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad-
II joining, and two Chambers en- the ID floor, all
comfortably furnished, suitable for Members of
Congress or otasr gentlemen. at ass 18th ST., bet
END pou
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Auction SALES
m WIN. b. LEwIS a Co, Aactio,e.r,
~ No. 30s Peunsylyanis syenu.

}f WIN. B. LEwIsA CO, Aactiore.r,
No. sO' PennsylvaRia avenue
fi MSIsk hsHRe eEv EfAAwSBBR3KERs sALx OF
REoREhs no. az 18th Bap sTREFFEF, PAWN
TUESDAY NkXr. February % at 10 O'Clock, ct
our Asf pIsG stese' We shsu cell all their Unre
GsNTs' CLOTHING,
Psefs Ns.,s Ioss .sk;, and Business Cats
LADIES CLOTHING,
gTess Patterns, with ls,re lot Of Cloth CosSs,
AI.o, Gold and Silver watches. Gold Chains,
JeweIry and Diamond Pins; &c, Musical Iustru,
mTnts, Fiolins, Guitars; Fluies, sc with many
y. LEWIS Z Co. Au..s
tee6,5. BOYER BURNSTINE, Pswnbroksrs.
ley W. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioncers.
THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE OWEN
HOUSE AT AUCTION BY CATAL0GUE
meRcing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell the entire Ef
fects of the Owen HOUSE, on PennsyIvsnis avenue.
Hotel, comprising the Furniture and Effects Of
eighty seven rooms; the entire house having been
all of which will be peTemptorily sold, compri-
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables
Sofas. Tete q tetes, Parlor and Essy Chairs
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
s aSrsle, top T Ms and LAT racks
Blankets, Sheets, PillOw-slips, Comforts
Dining Tables and Chairs
Mirrers and Glass and Paintings
Complete Range and Fixtures and Baking Oven
Sastors, CrOckery and Glassware
copper Kettles and Kitchon Utensils
iron safe and Office Furniture, Dishes, &c.
Bar room Furniture
Marble top Bar and complete Fixtures
tillt Mlrrors and Bracket Tab es
DecaBters and Glassware, Paintings
Cigar Cases, Burners
Steam Table. in complete order
The Bar and Bar Fixtures will be offered to
gether, with large number OF articles uuReCes
saT to enumerate, all of which will be positively
sOld as The owner Is about changing his bu siness
sold
fell INTEL w. L. WALL & CO, Aucts.
EpY NAGLE & Co, Auct1eneers
~ cales-reoms No. 2o1 Pennsylyanis avenue
rafn
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EN0R SALE-A GROCERY STORE doing a good
u business. Small stock ON hand. Terms easy.
Must be sold within few days. Inquire at No.
31s 18th street; or of JOHN q. SHAFER, Leather
Dealer, No. $50 ID street, between 9th and 10th
streets. fe l4-3ts
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FOR SALE-An old established, FLOUR. FEED
Il AND PROVISION STORE, centrally located
and doing a good business. This is rare chance
for entsrprisiDg man. Satisfactory reasons
given for selling. For further particulars inquire
at this office fe l4-4ts
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To- ". u. VAIL CO, AuctIaneors.
- South corner OF Penn a ave and 9th st
FURNITURE. LARGE FRENCH PLATEMIR
RORS, GLASS CASES, BARRELS HERRING
AND sONES GOLDFISH, &C, AT AUCTION
On SATURDA MORNING, Febrr1ry II, COM
menCing at 10 clock, will sell ~ oar Auction
Rooms a lot Of Furniture. &c. com p-i-i.--
Marble top Bureaus and Wsshstands
" alnut and other Bedstrads. and u A. rcssog
Large gilt Mirror and Glass Cases
Large Glass Case, suitable for milli;I-I
Cases Boots and Shoes
ParlOr and Cane seat Chairs
harble-tOp Tables
Hat Rack
20 barrels Herring
Boxes Goldfish
With a variety Of other articles.
feI5 W. L. WALL n CO., Aucts
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EOR RENT-Two unfurnished ROOMS, on the
L hIst floor. suitable for housekeepingi a few
minutes yak from the Treasury and War Depart
mCnts. Apply Sol 18th street, few doors north
of l. street. fe l4-3ts
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IGOR RENI-A new FRAME HOUSE containin .
L six rooms and summer kitchen, on 18th street
between and u. Inquire of Mrs WEEDEN No
22I Pennsy wanna avenue, between I4th and 18th
streets. fe It-3ts
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nor RENT-The dwelling part Of the HOUSE.
No; 20 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
gas and water. Moderate rent to a good tenant,
Apply al 1913 Sth street, between and streets.
u IA
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneors

SALE OF HOSTING MACHINE AND 600
COPIES OF THE EULOGIRS on CALHOUN
CLAY AND WEBsTEk AT AUCTION.
on SATURDAY, the 18th, at N o clsck a. m we
shall sell. on street north, between 9th and 7th
streets west. tthe flag will designate the hous D
the aboyenamed articles
A large lot Of Senate Documents
Terms cash. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
le - AuctionaArs.
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RY NAGLE & Co, Auct1sneers
- Bales rooms No. 2o7 Pennsylyanis avenue,
corner of 18th street
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RYO.w. BOTELER, yr., Auctioneer

ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, February IL at
lOh clock, shall sell, AZ my Auction Rooms No
800 ID street. between lets and nth. a general
part Of
Parlor Suites, c smber Suites, Carpets, Gas Fix
lures
Stoves, and other articles useful 20 Heusekoepers.
Also.
Three superior Work Horses, Harness, Furniturs
Wagon sc
Additions So icitei.
Terms cash.
fe 1927 O. W BOTFLER, Jr Auot
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AUCTION SALE or TWENTY BONEs CE
SOAP AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING. the i7th instant At
lOo CLOCK, In front Of Auction Rooms Ne shall
sell the aboyo-named Soap without reserve
Terms cash.
Re ls-d GREEN WILLIAMS .,,t.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF RESIDUE OF PER
sONAL EFFEOTS OF LATE JOHN WITH
ERS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, February II, at u
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms OF J @ Mc(iuirs A
Withers-
One old fashion Cold Watch
Spring Bedstead, Mattress, and Bedding
Secretary and Bookcase, Wardrobe
Lot Books, lOt4 Chairs
One Wine Chest and Bottle, complete
One old BarOGche. &c &c
ZEPH ENGLISH. Executor
fe Ii j q MrGIIIRE q % Aurfs
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Continuation Of ClethipR sale at WIN J Si-kIas
store, No 2b6 Pa. avenue. near KiTkw ID House
THIS MORNING at 10 and EVENING all O'Clock
Re 1851 w.B. LEWIS a 90, Aacts
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FAST HORSES FOR SALE.

gentleman having further for fast horses offers
IcE ale as nne lot OF Trong Horses are in New York
among them are the celebrated team OF black mares known
~ the Patterson Team. They considered the fastest
zen team In the world they have irotted together
fosd wagon one mile 2:S5lS. two mes in 6:isx, and
half mile In l:l4k.
NO J. LADY ELLA. one OF the Patterson Team; dam In
dan Queen Abdallah sire Flying Cloud; 1874 hands
high, II years old: trot Ia 80
NO. 2 LADY BELLE, mate to Lady Ella dam the Park
msse Abdalah, sire Ethan Alien; years old; ot In
No. s. Black Mare LADY WILKES; dam a STIR mare
aired by George Wilkes years old. and OF finest
tsoe double IN ?:.0. and better than e:35 SINGLE
No. Sorrel Mare SUI: dam Fanny Fern grandam DR.
Dxops FANNY Jupiter half sister 10 Iady En-
ma; years DID, l5 hands high; a very promising Young
maze; has bean driven with Lady Wkes the two trof
together In 2:l5; beat 2:40 single -
No. Kentucky bred Horse by Pilot: Years old
1I hands high tho most promising Young horses IN
New York. fine appearance, good gait and improving ali the
sound and kind In every way. -
They VIII be sold at auction At the Fashion Track August
r. the day OF SALE For further Information address
DOE AS04 New York city
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THE TURF.

FASHION couRsE.-rRorrING MONDAY. JULY 30
u for purse and stake of $500 10 come on at 5 O'Clock
IN WIN. Mctoherts, names br. b. FenGn thief John
Heaost Names r m Lady Haslet H. H. Hamilton b. b..
AaIy noyie The same day double match for 500
CnAs Wh,mson, names Lady Whitson and Jenny Lind;
SeoKo oiipert names bay team ST. Nicholas and Frank
1ooou. JOSEPH CROCHERON Proprietor.
IThiON COURSE LONG ISLAND-TROTTING.--
nesdsy July 81 at r. M; sweepstakes Of $50; mile
nest1 pest three IN five, b. wagon IL Wilson'S Dr. Pc
noDseo. r crocker's ch Fred, L 8 samms Dr. g.
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIP,

COASTWIsE STEAMsHIpS.
PAcrflc MAIL s 4asorall f GsErASrS
TO cALiFoRSTs,
carIiag LATED s s,s,ss mad.
Steamer. leave pier North rver foos % csss
s Ss,Sss nSss Il fslSs ar Captain Gray connecting
vita oLPEs kGE ssp' e.pa ay couu.as -a
c6ssTiIurIoS I. c.lt.Ia rsra,-eI,a !
ina @s d i1ksf Cry S,p,.s wso. ''"
touch At os sAs sss q . md M
iT and lis Tor Central ports, III
10 pounds 5sssss- allowed each adult uea.ss. and
For passage tickets and ~ further nforns,,ee spgiy :,
the oc. the wharf loot OF saps' .'r-s. Nash rvsf.
TTAvAva. srzaL and VERA CRUZ AMERICAN
III and sescan Mail sesnn,s,p ,DrnIany rh. NV and
elegant ss.wsssi sls.sssp ssS Sl, dsh, pssssn
pe.,s q Friday, Angus 10 and on Monday ssp<mbsr ~
Sar cisisA, q B::ss. .gPl 2y,s, :, .,.n x,A
ISoR HAVANA OBJECT
fArsn commando va 81 % w,aas,a.y Aarus, pune
iasIly seosh from p, ~ y ss,'s r,s, rtpx
As rss .' n. s T. Sr- ~" : ' A'
pEcuLaR LIMB yos eslyEsToy piegcr.-TuE
~ ars' class steamship Ph.i. ~ Det,ney, totn-
assass as " Precisely fer os,sssa
''' "'A' . sf5FfckD. rlLEsres 90.
L,or rEw ORLEANS DIRECT THE NEW YORK
I'm .s ~. % sr sass.y from a. ss,n
The consp.nys osise No. 10 BsIslay src>t
I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II ne Aad Grit clsss a,e.nssp sHEnfDAN, Cap
Tain u. Molten. W. ls.'s per 20 kessh rlv.s. on rs
unsafpssssd I, 1s q, !, CRY tS.o
| ~ 1.sr, satast.y frosn per -, North rvs~
Res .rraEsslssn. sonSasOciss August / iss raisss.
sa a, SO ssu,sYnsv 80 @
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T,.rv ehsrs. ineua.d, srcep. meals %. rsnrosa.
e,ssfnsrs lard passengers N Sag .nnRh Tue.f&,s
l Tive u.sssrrer trains leave ..vAnnsh daily
L Rms n Ia n A sivsn throTrh ffeirkt
i Ths fsserte s,eaushp kfA@gtEf. fsowrtawr C0r.
msnfsr iii san from pisr IL Neth rv~r fes M CsfAr
arsst puresssily Al doh v n. ssiarasy Anx $50
prrssht received daily ana bns u lsains asaed %
~ sr,,,s, ., pss..s- spssy " oarwrsos a Atiyw
4 Agsnt, No BowNng often. te~ fofs.
| EoR RICHMOND, SoRyoLg AID CIR rOGvr.-rmx
4 ~ N.s pisr n North river.
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4 sAEAIOtsA t.plNin Ktaf ~esry wsag~rtsy 49, y n.
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PROPOSALS
MAY DEPARI MEM, BUKEATT or CON.
IN S1RUClluE. AND REPAIR, / :, I r. -

l. olhOCllBHI AMI REPAIR. i. '.H ...
-. WASHINGTON, ID. q NAV % 1856
Vners VIII be received by this bureau until the
lzlh OF June 1866 for tue purchase OF the fol owing
Hamed yed vessels which may be seen ct the Navy
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARp. 4
., screw steamer 'SAGAM0RE," of 507 tons, old
screw steamer "ALTHEA, Of 70 tons, ola moa.
sloOp.ofwar "sT, LOUIS" of 700 tons old moa.
surement " 0' " '"'
NEW YORK NAVY YARD
Faddle-Wheel steamer "JAMhS AD,FR - of 11b1
tons, old measurement - - W AOt
Paddle.whtel ell steamer "oCTORARA" " of 500 tons,
Padde-wheel steamer "TRuoNIA." of 2O2 tons.
old measurement.
Screw steamer JASMINE" OF 122 tons, old moa.
surement '' ~ 0"
screw steamer "KANAwHA,o of 5o7 tons old
measurement '' V'
Screw steamer "MARIGoLD" of lie tons. old
measurement ' w.
BOSTON NAVY YARD
Sloop-of-war JOHN ADAMS" 0I 700 tons
These vessels Will be sold witt theI spars stand.
VIII be shown TO al plIcarts by the Commando & OF
me 1ard where the vessels he, wi the exception of
thell Armaments, navy anchors and CHAINS nautical
lnslruments and stofes. These vessels can be sepn
ana the inventories examined any tine, on appii.
cauon 10 the Commandants of the Yards
, Government reserves the right to withdraw any OF
the vessels from SALE ~. - - - -
Payments must be made within three davs from
the date OF the reception Of the notice of the accent
anee OF an offer and the vessels must be removed
rom the Navy Yard within ten days from the date
Of the depOst ~
Proposals will be indorsed Proposals for the Pur
chase OF Vessels" b24thfmQt
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CONVENIENT SALE OF THE MILITARY
NJ RAILROAD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO,
QUARTERMAsTER-G OFFICE.
MAEuINGTnN IL mi 10 1anc


WASHINGTON ID. u, April 49, 1866
Inc attention OF capitalists seeking a profitable
investment is invited to tins sale.
- Sealed Proposals will be received at the office OF
me Quartermaster General division OF River and
@ @hal! Ifansportaton6 at WASHINGTON, D. o.,
unln Ine nrst Gay OF June next, at u O'Clock M
LOT the purchase of all the right III e. and lnteresi
OF me United States in and to The United States
HHnuLy Hanuy hanroad from Brazos Santiago to Whites
The sale will include the entire track and sid.
e puiioings, water stations turntables bridges
etc the rai!1oao materials and suppl es pertaining
10 the road, together with the rolling stock cars
machinery, and other equipment.
Inc sale Will not include the tit TO the land
which Goes not beiong to the UniteC States
ms road is about ten miles IN length, and extends
nom BTazos Santiago to Whites Rancho on fine
RIO Granoe From this point Connection IA made
by steamer with Brownsville and Matamoras
ms route IS the shortest and best for The immense
u. uHmc oelMeen the 6ult Of Mexico and the interior
OF Southern Texas and Northern Mexico and the
communication by rall alone can readily be ex-
:, The road already completed saves thirty miles of
uamcult ana tortuous navigation. Boats on the
nyer now charge is stated, for freight to Browns.
each 's'-' ~U-o
The road is hve-teet guage, good ties 7 rail, and
More particular description of the property can
De obtained at TINS Office, or at that Of the Chief
Qnartermaster M iitary Division OF the Gull, at New
condition of the sale will be that transportation
snaiI De 1nTnlshed for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at The rates paid by
government at the time to the New y ork Central
Railroad.
The terms of payment accented will be those
ment, = '-
Ten per cent cash. in Government funds n be
paiu on acceptance et proposal.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed. proposals for pur.
chase OF Brazos Santiago ana Rio Grande Railroad
and addressed to the DIVISION oil RIVER and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Office
Washington, ID. G. ''
BY order of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M, in charge of Fourth
Division Q. M. G. O. 4 23tM31
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY,
- FORTRESS MONROE, Va May 25 1866
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited unit 10
o'clock oooccio A. NJ, on THURSDAY, the 7th day OF June,
1866, for the sale of about
$500 GALLONS OF MOLASSFS
tIhree hundred ana ninety.fVe haIt-barrels, ave.
raging about "a gallons eachj
his article is branded Syrup" from Howell
Barr g. Co.. was made from Muscovado Molasses IN
December, 1864 and is IN good oruer.
The passages Will be recoOpered, and put in ship
ping order; the quantity determined b. a Govern
ment RaUger.
Proposa will not be received fer less than five C5)
half bsTres. . W.
The Molasses will be delivered on board vessel.
tree OIL wharfage, dockaee or labor
PuTchaters Will be allowed ten (l0) days to remove
properly.
1erms-Cash, in Government funds of which fiCrv
per cent will be required the acceptance of the
bid, the balance before delivery of purchases
Bidders are requested to be present represented
at the opening of he bids.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Molasses,P and addressed to
JAMES CURRY
70 lot Colonel and G. >. V.
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Page lA3; City vs. Trinity P Z. Church. c. p March
term, 1866. NO 4 Claim for water pine ST500 Lot
on west side Of Forty second street 2sk rec south nom
south side OF King sessnR avenue mont on
street. 100 teet by depth at rsbt angles ong north Hne
20 eet and aolg south line l28 feet to old Hamilton
properly line. 24thf Ward. |.. ttAH ] ~ ana M
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GOVERNMENT SALES,

A SsISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE
n No. 1l89 GIRARD street W.
,,A,, PHILADELPHIA, May %. 1866.
:, Will be sold Rt Pubic Auction on accoanf af the
Unlteo eo States on the grouud. at NIoetown, PhIIS
uephla, IA, on SATURDAY, June q 1896 sale
fomnencing at ii O'Clock A M precseiy, the
bulplnR, etc, heretOfo G known as tho - -