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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-05
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

new York Market.
BY Telegraph NV YoRK, Sept. 4
Cotton-Dull and prices unchanged l3s aa5c for mid
ding.
Riour-Msdiun grades steady, and inferior dali
add dsrlining high grades 1s asc lower lcs % for
EItra State. y ~ go % for Ex 4. II. and $40 o.
GA 90 trat~ brands CT. sing quiet
whsky-oaist, old In tond a.
Wheat sc lower, bat in nodsr..r demand, - oe
"a 0s white Mich; and 81 90 90 10 for SMALL pAr
co.'s No 1.
Rys-puIi and decidedly lower scasse.
Corn-Receip,s I'D 80 tu and price, are &c better
shipping mixed Western. and Gle for Whit. Western
o.ts-necsipts $40 bes sales Of 1900 bus vsrs
m .ds ., IL ds4sc for Chicago. and tsa SIC.
Cons.-steady.
spgu-stesay, Cub, 1o,4 sill4e.
Mola,ses-rirm at e1 s+e.
Porh-auiet and nrm; ss4 IS f,r nf~ nsss opening
srd closine 81 IS ca.h ~ soe3 % for old do and
SO 20 30 81 for Prime, also 1000 urls fos
s,pte 1ssr and October and all year. bsyers option
s. 50 ga %.
Beef Steady; beef hams dull;
Cut Meats steady; AI<1Ibe for Shoulder and lsl -
9l1.e for hams.
hcoe-- Inactive; sAost ribb.d ie3ze.s
-Lud- Dali and heavy; isl.Sso11.
Butt.r-Ha,y; 9s1soe for Obs; and so1Ase fos
State.
Chesss-Lover, o4fs-
NV York = easy AefAet.
By Telegraph NHv foax. Spit
Heavy At <a5 per cent
Gold 10 unsettled and Nrmer, opening At lkA and
closing ~ i4ss&
Gevt's quit.
stock haEkst.
By Tslegsph hst fcsk, ssst
Stocks better. fcoj4: y stk3 n Wayne III
Erie 73k: v G loz4; u errts ask; e's. 81
Coupon. liz 9os li3I: 1914 Coaps ii3z.
Foreign Markets.
LoEDos, esDt. T.
Conssis opened at ss1< fos money; ssos 7sH; hts
g.; Ills Cent Tx
LfrIarooi, Sept s-Noou.-- Cotton opens dssi sod
tn. sslss estimated for the day al co.'s bales.
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frnantial ano Commercial.
Monetary Affairs.

MonetarF AHAift.
BY Telegraph New foRk, Sept !.
The Posts money article says though there Il
much dulncss there is no depression, and an i'm
provement in the price Of stocks is looked for
The loan market is easy Mt per cent, will
transactions at lower rates. Commercial papel
sac with more demand than the supply. STOCK
stagnant but firm at the close in consequence of
rumor of lower prices in trade. Governments arr
dropping at the close. After the Board Erie
72i; n. y. C. 1893; Il. d. 1o9i; J. c. 1881
Foreign exchange unsettled.
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II you want White Hair made beautiful As
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, a
Dandruff head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fast, use DR.. TEBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR l. FULLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists.
aur24- fri survived
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Tue LAST CHAScE.-We again remind our
readers that the opportunity for purchasing
tickets in the Grand Charitable Gift Concert.
for the purpose Of building Widows and
Orphans Home, in the City Of Covington,
Ky, is drawing to close. Do not let this
grand drawing take place without holding one
or more Of the tickets. Who shall have the
big prire2 Who viii show their charity thus
publicly?
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THERE were several typographical errors in
The report yesterday Of Mr.. Wilson's speech
Gen. II. 7. Reid appeared as 81. To-;
ovation" as "oration;" Parsons" as
"persons y and others that suggested their
own correction. 1t is easy for you, OIL
closely discerning reader, to note these; and
cetsures mayhap such carelessness but
when you think of the compositor at his case
during all the neighbours, setting up letter
altar letter, never more than ore, framing
them into syllables and words and pages, and
working upon all variety of manuscript
"eopy," you will view tenderly these errors.
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GLAD to see our friend ]. a. Sullivan, Esq,
again in the city.
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fRoy-PBosPHoRrs-CAL The three bss
tn4 cn Toric,, skillfully and elegantly combined
In an Amber-colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the taste and accepta
bic to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack / Co.'S
Fs,ro- PaO.pAorated Eairir Of Cali.aya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bafk, and each teaspoonful contains one grain o
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 9Th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
cit l. Co. mar4d&w-suu, wed. fri-e COW
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We are sorry to learn that our friend Col.
Shelley was severely injured recently at De-
catur City on his return from the east. He
broke two of his ribs by fall on the platform,
and hurt severely his face and arm. He is
now able to be out.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-We would call the
attention OF our readers to the advertisement
of Miss Lawrence, found in our columns this
morning. As teacher Miss Lawrence has
few superiors, and those having girls 10 edu-
cate will find this school equal to any in our
citv
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MrssRs. BILLINGS 4 DAVIS received yester.
day the first wheat of the season over the
Valley road.
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SPECIAL CAurIos.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslows.
Please take notice that the Mrs Winsow of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any othe
article june5-dw&3m
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We desire three copies Of the Daily GATE
CRY of Wednesday, August 9Th, to complete
our files. Any Of our subscribers sending US
these papers will confer great favor.
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Ma. GIBSON BRowS announced last even>
ing Democratic meeting at the Court House
Thursday evening. As the Republican meet
ing at the same place and time, has been pub
lished since Saturday evening, we presume
this was an oversight on the part of Gibson
aud not an attempt to bully Union men. We
Will await developments before saying more
about il.
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B1ANxs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds Of Justice
Blanks, call at the GATE CIrY Counting
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CITY NEWS.

COLLECTION OF BouSrY.-See Van Valken
burg's card. sugl6-sm
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A special from Ottawa says the discen.
tent among the Canadian militia at their
treatment by the Provincial Government is
increasing. Nearly the whole force have ex-
pressed their dissatisfaction with the ser.
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Union Republican Meeting
GEO. b. MILLS

viii spzsk It the Court House tomorrow
Thursday evening. A Republican Union
Club will then be organized. Let every body
come ont.
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LITTER TO A stLrrTLE PIGEoS THAT
makes that curly headed little girl or sunny
faced boy open eyes with wonder; that any
body under possible or impossible circum.
stances, should write . letter to "pigeonn
and how the pigeon could read it. Easy
in time, Oh! esger-eyed little curiosity !;
when you were younger and smaller than
you are now, mama called you thousand
times rosebud and ssdew-drop'' and 3
dozen other absurd names, and you wern't
any rosebud or dew-drop at all. Now, can't
you think how if some good kind papa had .
little girl that he loved dearly, and her name
be Gertrude, he could call her Little Pigeon"
and SO write to her? That 10 just the way Of
it.
A brother of our townsman, Col. VIM.
Leighton, has been visiting recently in Keo-
kuk, and travelling through various parts of
shis country. His home is in England andhs
writes from Cincinnati this letter to his little
girl across the Ocean. We like the letter.
We would know an American didn't write it
II sounds differently. We wish more Of them
did write like this. II is just such letter a.
Cowper and Charles Lamb have written.
Even crusty old doctor Samuel johnson got
amiable once and wrote to q little girl just
such fresh, simple earnest letter as this.
Papa likes market reports and the news. You
can Just whisper 10 him that this letter ism,
for him at all; but we guess that mama viii
like to read it, and at any rate it will please
you; and If the seniors get 30 much space in
the paper the juniors have right to be r.
membered once in while.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 2, 1850.
Ny DIAN LITTLE PIoRor: l received ron,
sweet little letter, with all it, kisses, iuss b.
fore leaving Uncle wllie's home At Keokuk,
and now send you this answer from The
prettiess city in all the West, called Cincin.
matt, or, by the people themselves, Ii,
"Queen City," twill BE- nice to get Letter
from such pretty place
have been writing you 90 often in ny
thoughts Of late that began to think that yos
must surely b calling for me. Was this so'
Perhaps il was only my own mind turning
to you, and accaisg itself for not having
done what it promised Il would, one day =
was walking from your Uncls's home down d
- pestsGse. law nj . fsnV epsssaieg
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You've AMERICA FIRE CoxpASY, No. l.
Each member is requested to attend the reg
ular monthly meeting Of the company to be
held in their hall this evening at o'clock
Important business to transact.
D.
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II. B. TES-EYCK.

SOk sALE-The very desirable Brick residence an
= grounds nov owned and cccuyir-i by A. Wilkin.
SON Esq situated the u 18th ard HiRh kts
Housr has OF 10 rooDs with all the modern improve
nents-iaree frame farn-thIee very desirable lots at
tAehed covered with fruit and trees Prize
$500 Title eoad or sale For further particulars
enquire of II n TyN pycE
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NOE sALK-Tea acres Of isnj, represented In tns
CITY Plat a. bitter T., In fhv A tract Keohuk.
am authorised to sell this property st very great
gain, II applied for soon. Title good s.le. Rs
quire Of L. b TEN-EYCK
aprl-d Real rstate AGENT
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i OF 4, in Block IS, on when is q Brick
- Dwelling House with rooms and stoue basement;
also Frame Dwelling with With good well Of
water, and lot veil fenced, situated PSsAn street.
tween 9Th and 9Th streets Ihs property be sold
At great bsrgzin applied for soon Title good
kE9ntre Ct H. b. TKN-EfCK A. co.
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FOR SAI,E.

on ACRES Of Land tno-tly in timber on the mid
COdle road leading fron keokuk To eanfusky shout
miles from the city, and may be known AZ Tie Rich
ardson trArt Title good Prize 50 per Enquire
Of H. b. TkNEiCk 4 CO.
AnsMd
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Fer Sole.
x VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
- OeseAgs DSiok eeaaola1ne pine roou. srpA -
lar as1 wsae hosss; MI Lot vtsA variety Of lSjt
so.anf q pssn ssass. cherries orsDes, b.: I'D
49, asaassa corner III and 1seaklin streste -
S1S@ Vn eULH0M,
esal o1eeae Aesns.
kE CRACKERS, 100 bsxse, ior - 81
= ~ x1kxooo.
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k'OR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape ard
other fruit Land; 10 acres in high state Of cult.
vauon Is under fence, with 200 fruit vaf
Gus kinds some now bearing Price SIS per acre Also
10 acres adjoining H. above land, and the sane
eharscter with no improvements but be all enclosed
BY placing fence the read at all pense Price
$40 and $50 per This land near the res
idence Of DIR Hicks, about two miles second street
keotrk For particulars enquire Of
meh2s " R. TIN EYCE
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
- rooH1s esterp full lot, uesied on Lot d EIa0k
efery. Title 70 a s.l-. Pric- &su0 cash witch
would pot buy the trick in the House
jr22d HB rxs-EYcK.
IxtF eAIt.-The west half OF Lot To- Book IL
HI Lou mes Addition, Bank, between 18th and
18th ft~tts, with good Frame Dv eiliug large Barn
intended fer kx horses lot well fenced and in good
nsighst rhood lite COED. Price Eoo-S4oo c&sh bal
anee in one year with per osut. interest.
Enquir. Of tn.yisl H.B rKs-ETcz.
xroR fALE--A frame dwelling house containing 10
rooms cistsrn. rsllar, wood hou.e sta.le With
ot 20 BY $50 and the property fomery occupied b.
Mr. Brsw~, situated on the corner Of LIST High So
t2ooes3oo eash and the balance In year With Per
cent interest Enquire Of Ii. B. TES-EYCk
mayed
TNoR sALL-LJts7 and 3, IN Block Al on the corner
L. of1ifth and Morgan Streets. These Lots are the
most dcsrshae vacant lots In that peishbcfhod Price
tl4oo-one third down, and balance in and years
per cent. interest Title good or no sale
Enquire Of lspr74l II B TESEYCK.
lNCR aALE very desirable Lot, on which are
located two story brick dw elng be use coutsiuusT
or rooms large brick wash house and wood bouss
together with large brick stable tEo large eiste-a
and Lots well covered Win choice lot Of fruit auo otn
and Morgan streets, convenient business Price sSua
half cash balance In aud years ut per cent In.
ierrf Title good Enquire Of
ApfA II n TEyrycr
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W. Fl. BAnRrrr, Sec'y.

By order Of
Evening star., 1866-10-24
AUCTION SALES.
RI aRHIN { VILLA l1s.- Aacsioneers.

E6 SALE.
by virtue OF two deeds OF trust from francis
Irem.en - -o,s to 9: willism. and Charles
wsitsr; M i. a,,sd , ne y fsbrr.r! isss and re-
Of & .es y ksnd Rseosds q W.shinsson County ..Dis-
tissiy. d;ssd the lstn Jsly A. 1855, and recorded
Land Recerds-ve shall sci I at public auction, in
frunt Of the premises, ON YRIDAY, the 9th day Of
november 1855, At o clock ., m Lots numbered
and In Square No Sss, and ali that past Of Lot
symtered 4, In said sQusre. contained within the
following metes and MISUNDERSTANDING Zoe the
same &C the southeast eornsr Of sald Lot and run
ntng fbsnce ue-t ~ feet: thence perth rs feet
s1snse sss e sS: and thence south 70 feet to the
The above property In situsted on D street south,
between 6th and 9th streets east. and IL i'm
proved With slerge two story Brick Building aud
has been q used 9: lager beer brewery, for which
Imm edistely after the sale Of the real estate the
Del sonsl effects connected with the brewery cen :.
BisiiDg 81 Barrels Kese Kettles, &c., will De sold
upaer Q deed Of trust to William z. Dunlop. -
The terms Of sale will be = For the personal
property cash. For the real eststs-Onc .fhi I'd
eash; and he balance at elk and twelve months,
for which the notes Of the purchaser. bearing
interest from the day Of sale, and secured by 8
deed Of truet upon the preperty. will be taken
each viii be required the real estate at the
time Of sale. Poss ession can be had within ten
days after the SALE All convey ancing and stan ps
at the Sa sGH q q shs ggWyeh4s,TsrSp e.
Wmm W. Z ntA4TTIbHa4r; St4TTbp +1,:Fss Tsus'ss
GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucts.
oc 1a eo3V TIntaJl
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

By virtue Of . deed of trust to me from Henry
De 0ariel and wife, dated March Is, 1876 and
recorded In Liber f. M. H., No. To- page IA ct
seq land records for Washington County, g. @
will ell, upon tire premises, BY public auction to
the hi CHEST bidder. at / O'Clock p m. ,on WEDN rs
DAY, the 3lst day OF October, 1855, the following
described real estate, situate in Washington
County and District Of Columbia. to Wit All that
certain tract or parcel of land, being Q part OF
trsct called .'Long MeadOws," aud bounded as
fellows: Beginning for the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac river on the
east; on the south by the lands of Henry DouRlsss
on the north by the lands of Alex ander B. Aber
cronbie; and on the west By the lands Of Wm w !,
Oorcoran and John A. Bertrod, containing 1851
ninety six acres more or less Also Gil that other
part Of . Long Aesdows" bounded q follows:
beginning for the same at the corner Of the land
formerly owned by John A. Bertroff and the land
OF Henry Douglas, on nAin public road lead Ing
east from the third DO lndary stone Of gtoS
etfy, D. c.. te the Eastern Branch; thence west
and With sead road t20l twenty feet; thence north
End Da.allei with the boundary between ssid Doug
lsss and Bertfof laAd TO the rear inc OF Bertrnt
land; thence cast 70 the 'sid piece Of land first
above descrfbed; theDce south 10 and with che
corner and west Boundary line and the line OF said
Henry DouglsssS b land. TO the beginning; BON the
following terms and conditions, to wit - :
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
1oEths for notes bearing interest from dAy of sale
ard secured by deed N trust on the premi- es
All convey ancing and stAmps Of the cost OF
the purchaser. ,9l0o Will be required dewn when
the property ~ knocked off
.g HENRY o. HOOD. Trustee.
% a. hAS,td GREEN VILLA Ms Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-24

WHY PEOPLE Go TO CHCRcH.-The motives
which induce different people to 20 to church b
en- SUNDAY, or any other day. are very diverse
and In any particular case rather difficult to
determine In the words OF q poetic CORES
poncent. some 20 70 spend an hour Of idle time.
some 10 near me new organ, and some to critI-
else the preacher. Some 20 to show their hon :.
mes, some 10 see their friends, some to dirt.
~'Some go 70 gossip with their neishbor.. and
some as respite from their labors. Some go
an outward sense Of beauty. Some 90 to church
because they re made 10, and some 20 there be-
cause they re fraid TO lido otherwise, we sup
po~e'1 some go To sing, some 60 to sleep, some
go 20 gazs. and some to weep But of ali TINS
mixed and thronginR crowd, yoininS in the
responses loud, how many of them on Sabba h
ans nswers-sHoW manYl
Evening star., 1866-10-24

THE EIGHT HOUR SYsTEM.-In Baltimore a
case has Just been decided. bearing upeu the
eight hour system Two employees OF tue t.ty
Water Department claimed of the CITY Gov
erunent one fiftn ad itional pay Tor laborIng
Two hours day more than eigat hours, which
fime, BY the ordinances Of the city, Is made "A
legal day work for all persons employed bv
The City Governments. The court no we YER
decided tnat it was optional with the employees
70 labor the ten hours required or to resign
their positions, and they could make no legal
claim for extra Compensation. =
Evening star., 1866-10-24
oe u ,.x,v ak.nH MATrsHahH WT1i.Ms Tsu;tes Hes
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 Co.. Auctioneers.

By virtue Of an order of the Or phans Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed on the Ilth Of
Court Of the said Dittrct on the I'd October 1885,
the uBdersigned ss GU ardian of the minor chill
public srle to the highest bidder, upon the prem
lies, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of, November,
property, situated on the south side of street in
the city Of wasbington, viz: All the strip Of
house built lot No 90 In 20 uare No Io5 in said
city, which WAS owned BY the late VIM. McDer
and east of said dwelling, with q depth equal to
4 the pth of aid lot No 20. = I
Terms of sale by order Of court: One third cash
at time of sale; balauc in two equal pay ments at
six and nine months, with interest from the day
Of sale. D. r.
JESSE McDERMOTT, Guardian.
JAS. U. McGUIRE q CO..
18 3aW2W AucfioneArs
Evening star., 1866-10-24
OF NAVY Powders.

-ei 20 Bureau efO Ordnancs, Macy DepartmeM,}
3 o., -, Wash,ng,ox Cay, Oct. 10, 1854
,,Iahhere There Vii be sold a. Public Auction, % the
MN (2sth) day Of October. 1855. Mt the ONCE Of the
inspector or Ordnance, Navy Yard, Norfolk. vir,
gnpiMs n tEo thousand ts0oo) barrels Of CANNON
The powder win be sold By sample and in lots to
Terms cash, in Government funds; one half to DO
Deposited on the conciueion Of the sale, and the
remainder within ten days afterwards. during
which time the powder must be re moved from
the magazine, otherwise 1t viii revert to the Gov
Purchasers viii be required e furnish their own
packaeee whore the powder is net in bsrrels
ocl3 eot2S n. A.WI6D, Chief Of Bureau.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
sMED IOAL l8TAFF. (
6uRGEON IN OHIeF.
TRIISEWAR,

Psorrorrp Ef EEFfifEs5p.4Rt Eyp1H trrr.ss PAT.
snt OF. England, and secured BY the ssals Of the
Hc1ls ds Phssnacie ae Psris, end shs Imperial
Trissemsr No J., Is the shscfual remedy ter Re-
sss.,snoe: IA sDsrn.thorhesa, and Exhapstion OF
ssd:a TIE p~Snseo.s pss Of 9GI:yia, 0uSsbs. Acf
:tiss e: sss q nsrcuf, and sl oshsr aslstsrioas
1seh prspAsaticn Il in the form OF . NOT asre,.
able ko!epge 6scurs1 frsA tie effects Of cli.
Ssts 80 chSsses Of stnosphere z tinoeses Is
CO. g, thns eAvine % pfvided o ss1svats doses
. sdH1nistsrsd by vsIpeau. 6Aliansnda, Ro1x,
-Wlclssals s.d rsssi! sy pr BARHow, no. ls4
% !: !:s e: q q .; .. itoaD. Ho. sss p...s
aysnps, ssrnsr uthk, . WY Z
Evening star., 1866-10-24

ACCIDENT AT A CiRcus.-At the psrlornaanc ce
OF Howe's cfreus, In Lancaster, Pa. on Tues
day, Lazslie ano King, postnrrrs aud acropats.
fell, brad foremost, distance OF thirfy. one
feet, while perfor ming on trapeze. Ktrfr, Al
one OF hrs shoulders and one OF his wrists frnc .
tuJeo, and was injured internally. I.rkslle
received o coneussion Of the brain Ths Scci-
dent was eausedby bolt giving way.
Evening star., 1866-10-24
RY GRIEN 3 Williams, Auctioneers.

BALM,
BY virtue OF decree of the Supre eme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed in Chancery cause
No, 1Si wherein Samuel Q. 6moot, ct al, are com
plain.nts, and John Turley ct al, are defend
the I'd day Of November, 1864 ct sclock ,. M, in
fIont OF the premises, part Of the north "A feet
Lot -, Of the subdivision OF square No IT having
front OF SO feet on the 80 feet alley In said Square
and extending back with that width about So feet
inches, with the i'm provements. consisting ofssv
erai frame tenements, y - -
The above property 10 situated on the 30 feet al
ley In the rear OF 18th street west, between and
streets north. p
balance Ct and IL months, for which the notes Of
the purchaser with security to be approv cd by the
day Of sale, and . lien retained on the premises
sold the pur chaser TO have the privilege u paying
desires. A pay me Mt of $50 will be required when
the property is kppck ed Off All convey ancins and
WM. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
oc Is 3sw2w GRBEN WILLiAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-24
I UMBKR AT AUCTION.

Ca,J JQxarre,r,aste,' Onee. Qepef Of WasAiaston,,
Will be sold at Public Auction. ON sATGRDAY
October a. CONNIE ncing at 10 o. NJ nnder the
,snpsrvision OF Brevet Brigadier General Charles
= Tenpkins Quartcrmaster, at the Geyornme Mt
street, the folio wing described Luineer
ABOUT 2,Ws fess S-4 inch 54s9 feet Plank, 8 inch
Il. Alb, 90 Boxes, ~
D3 feet inch Oak, % Feed Boxes,
1.s00 feet AZ inch Oak, "a Gates, I'-'
800 feet and inch Oak so Posts.
3i,4O0 feet ScanfiinR, Flag Poles.
- $40 feet Joisf. 80 Doors, t.
y. 200 feet Lumber, oil j 13S Window Sash,
lenRths, 100 Window rr ames
Ine Lumney viii be seh In lots of 4 ,<0 feet,
Articles must be removed within ten days from
Terms: Cash, IN Governments funds. 20
course OF lime IL is proposed 10 coptinue this
- .- L.5,,-e D. II RUOKER,
Chief QuArterma aster. Depot n Washington,
Assistant Omar TmAater General,
oc 20 Ct Brevot Major General. u B A.