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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20

The celebrated u. N" is rather
heavy on ''nerve" Recently meet
ing an entire stranger in railway
car, the following dramatic converse
ton occurred:
J. N.-"My friend, ere you 4 man
of nerve?"
Stranger-"I don't know, rather
think | am."
j. N-"Well, sir, do you object
to the application of a test:''
Stranger-''By no means"
j. N.-''Well, then, sir, Tin loud
voice so that all in the car could hear
him have you the nerve to give me
a two-dollar greenback for one?"
The stranger ''come down in
simultaneously, pulled out the two
dollar greenback and received from
the immortal philosopher zone in
exchange.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20
The Bakers Parrot.

Snake stories having become worn
out, the editors are now exercising
their ingenuity on parrot stories
the latest escape valves for their ire
pressible imagination. The follow
ing is specimen purporting to be
narrated by Virginian negro: you
see,' said he, ''dis parrot belonged
to baker in Richmond. Now each
baker is lowed to make a certain
number of loaves ebry day, and no
more, cause if dey do dey will be
serving out stale bread to customers.
Well, this baker had baked more than
his share one day, and hid de surplu-
sum under the counter. De parrot
was hangin' in his cage, an seer il
all. Bimeby in comes de inspector,
and finds the bread all right, and is
goin' out agin satisfied, when de par
rot cocks his eye at him and sings,
out, 'Dere's more bread under dc
COUNTER So de Inspector grabs it,
'cordin' to the law, and carries it off.
Well, den the baker goes to the par
rot very mad, and takes him by the
he'd, and fotches- him twitch or two
and filings him in the gutter for dead,
'longside oh pig just dead oh de
measles. Bimeby de parrot begins
to crawl about, his feathers a sticking
out, and his head Topped on on side
and stops and looks at de pig VERY
pitiful, and sed he, Ibid you say any
thing about de bread:"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20
VeTd3ut.

Some months ago a country cleri-
cal friend of an NJ. ID. came to the
city, and was invited by the doctor
to 90 home and stay with him over
night After supper, the guest was
shown to his room, the gas lit, and he
left to retire, Some two hours after,
the doctor ''smelt a MICE" and soon
discovered that gas was leaking
somewhere about the premises. His
first thought was ofcountry friend,
so to his room he went. Sure enough,
the gas was leaking. The gentle
man, upon being awakened, asked
what was the matter. He was in
formed that the gas had been leak
ing. With air of sorrow, he arose
and looked over the foot of the bed
at spot on the floor under the bur
ner, and asked with great limo
cence, did it spoil the carpet
much, doctor?"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20

BOSTON CORNERS, n. Y, Dec %, le6l-Hm H.
Gregg & Co.-Geats:-I freely give you liberty to
make use of the following certificate Of the value of
Constitution Water, which can recommend in the
highest manner My wife was attacked with pain in
the shoulders whole length of the back, and in her
limbs. with palpitaOn Of the heart and irritation Of
bladder. i called physician. who attended her
about three months. when he left her than be
bad found her. I then employed one of the best
physicians could fud. who attended her for about
nine months and while she was under his care she did
not suffer quite as much pain He finally gave her
up, and said her case iseHra5!e For" said he
"shs has sael eon5iaa,ioa Of complaints thar msd;
cine soen for operates against other Of her
difeaities" About this time she commenced the use
Of Constitution Water and to utter establishment,
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired effect
and she kept on improving rapidly under its treat
ment, and now superatends entirely her domestic az
fairs. She has not taken any of the Constitution
Water for about four weeks, and we are happy to
say that 1t has produced a permanent cure.
WA M.vAN BENSCuoTEN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20
The jug.

A young lady who was a firm adj
vocate of total abstinence. when ri
ding from her fathers country seat
to a neighboring village, met young
man on foot who was carrying sus-
picious looking jug. She at once
refined in her horse and asked him
what he had in his jug. Looking up
with a comical leer he simply winked
one eye and snaked his lips, to indi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20

CONSTITUTION CATHARTIc LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIc LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION cATnARTIc LIFE PILLS.
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER BOX.
PRICE, % CENTS PER Box.
PRICE, % CENTS PER BOX.
PRICE, % CENTS PER BOX.
WIN. II. GREGG & CO, ProprietorA
MORGAN & ALLEN. General Agents.
No. IS Cliff Street, New York
FULLER, FINCH FULLER, Agents.
Chicago, Illinois.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20

DATENT MEDICINES, OF ALL
KINDS, TO be found at s. II
= LEMONS. DRUG STORE o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20

"Pa, do guns have legs?" No my
child" "Well, then, pa, how do they
kick" With their brooches. my son.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-12-20

wEArHERsFIELD. Conn, March Q, ls63-Dr. W.
IT, Gregg.-Dsar SI:-Having seen your adver
tiscment of "Cousiituion Water" recommended for
Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Irritation Of the
Bladder having suffered for the past three years and
tried the skill of n number Of physicians with only
temporary relief, was induced to try your medi
cine. IProcured ono bottle Of your agents at Hart
ford. Messrs. Lee, Ssson 4 Co.. and when 1 had
used half Of Ii, to my surprise, found grea.
change in my health have used two bottles of il,
and am where never expected to be in my life, well
and in good spirits cannot express my gratitude
for it; feel that it !. all and more than you recon-
mend it to be- May the blessing of God ever attend
you in your labsrs of love.
Yours truly,
LEONARD s. BIGLow.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81.
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pROPOsALs FOR SAFES AND LOCKS.
WasHINGroS.D q March q 4,

WAsHINGroS, ID. C., March 3, 1856
sealed Proposafesv1l be received at the Office of
the Supervising Arch iteet, Treasury Depsrtm
Washington ID. c., until Il N pril 5Sh. 1885 for
tnrnishing the Burglar Proof and the Burglar and
Fire Proof safes required by the Treasury Depart
ment for one year from the acceptance of the pro-
posal Of the successful bidder.
epeclhcations and drawings for the Burglar
percent used, VIZ alternate plates Of iron and
at this Department.
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be constructed
proof covering, the plans apd speeih cations for
which must be submitted by the bidder
ssfes 20 be shipped in perfect condition within q
reasonable time from date of order.
The Locks will be furnished ~ this Department,
but ust be put in place by the contractor and be
IN perfect working erder when the Safe il turned
ever to the proper officer Of the Government
he bias to be per superficial foot, measured on
the outside, and 20 cover all charges whatever,
intending painting and door fixtures, Except cost
Proposals will also be received for Burglar and
Powder Proof Locks, to be accompanied with
samples.
All bids must be accompanied by the guaranty
oftvo responsible persons in the cum Of 5000 that
the bidder will accept and perform the contract II
awarded to him, the sufficency Of the security to
be certified TO by the District Attorney Of the dis
trict where the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids or TO award the contract for burglar
Fire Proof safes to another, If it be deemed for
the interest of the Government TO do So and no bid
will be considered that does not conferm 10 the
requirements Of this advertisement.
Locks, /" and addressed to A B. MULLETT, Act
ing SUPERVISING Architect, Treasury Department,
nh s-?awtaps Acting Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES
AT TIE WASHINGTON NAVY

Poysnasfsr's Q&es, U. s. kapy.
WaSAts efos, 10. c. March "a, lsSs
Separate proposals will be received at this once
until the lst prox. at 10 O'Clock, q. for the fol-
loving articles, TO be delivered ut the Navy Yard
In this city, viz:
4 goo pounds Round Iron
l.010 pounds a inch Round Iron, refined
l,gso pounds SQUARE Iron
dozen hand bastard Filee
dozen hand smooth Files
dozen square basta I'd Files
IL dozen half round bastard Files
zstubhs, Plates and Taps, sic OF Ale to be
the lsrgcet size
" grose Iron Screws
5kegs I'D cut Nails
30 pounds No 8 Iron Wire
topounds s.inch and ss-inch CAST Steel, for
lo pounds Nh inchx2Is inch Cast Steel
l,eo pounds White Zinc, in oil
20 gallons raw Linseed Oil
1barrels Lard OIL
lksrrel Common Oil
20 gallons Alcohol
For bureau Of Ordnance. For dimeas see
scheS ule at this efice
The above articles ts be delivered free OF cost to
the Government for freight trans Dor tation and
at the risk and expense Of the party furn i.hing
q JACKSON,
mn A-U Paymaster u g. NAVY.
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NH 24-3t
pROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

House Of Rsgr,sziatice,s Uni.ed s;ates,}
nns the tsSs AZ IL q o thas S nee
opery for rhs nse " Of Sta
Of the United States, "a:
20 reams white Bstter Paper, extra superhne,
20 rsams Commercial Note Paper, white, extra
10 resms Legal Cap Paper, white, extra super
Is reams Flat Cap Paper.
Oce,ccO buff Speech Envelopes, Ga by ga in
1000 buff Adhesive Envelopes, rs by 81 in
100 eco white thick adhesive Envelopes, "a by ga
rs eco white thick adhesive Envelopes, g.. by 81.
loo white thick adhesive Envelopes, sX BY a.
10 600 white thick adhesive Envelopes, To-. by "a
y eress inch fat Glass Inkstands.
! gross square GLASS lnkstsnds, samples Of which
4dozen Barometer InkstaHds.
dozen genuine Arnolds lux; dozen, each,
~ dozen best 81 aek Ink; dozen, each, quarts,
pints and half p'nts.
g. S0ts Gold and RTtber P5opeiIins Pencils
10 EToss FaSeI's Lead Pencils, octagon, No.2.
6deZen Gold Pens and Pencils; gold, silver, and
? dozen Geld Pen Nibs, best quality, medium
sizes.
Is dozen hueilsgs, ounce bottles, best quality
u dozen boxes Cut Quilts. best quality.
issTSss Si iSts P peSs Nan So Su Pens
dozen Pocketboeks, best quality.
Is dozen Visiting Cards.
100 lbs. Sealing Wax, best quality
10 dozen Folders, ivory and other.
20 dozen memSranoums and Small Blank and
IS gross Rubber Bands and Rings.
dozen Punches.
Punches and Eyelet Sets 10 he separstel
10 dozen Pocket Knives, best qualities, Rogers
6dozen Scissors; 2 dozen each, 6. Z. and s-inch,
2dozen Portfolios; dozen 10 q plain leather.
The adhesiye envelopes must be cLtrG zen ggTn-
must all be delivered in strong boxes samples Of
which must be submitted with the envelopes. The
Of an extra quality neatly put up, $50 in box the
rest ID boxes Of 10 each.
ly required to furnish articles fully equa sample
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of
the sum OF 81 eco that parties will furnish such
articles may be arded to them:
As required by law, preference will be given to
| cheap and OF good quality, and all persons
making proposals. to supply any class of articles
will state whether the same are the manufacture Of
The articles are to he delivered free OF any charge
fol carriage at the once of the Clerk Of tho House
| OF Representatives,, en- or before the ith day Of
Each proposal to be Endorsed Proposals for
Stationery for the House of Representatives of the
United States" and addressed to the undersigned
Sufficient specimens Of each class of articles pro-
with the name Of the bidder.
The person Offering to fur nish any class Of articles
at the lowest price quality consider shall receive
| a contract for the same, executing a bond with
two more sureties satisfactory to the Clerk OF
tie Home Of kepresepts,iyes, for the performances
tract price in case Of failure, which bond must be
filed in tho Office OF the said Clerk within five days
| after the proposals have been opened and the
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk OF Bouse OF Representatives, United States.
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TRONTINa ON o SHEET North, BE
TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
FIFTH STREET WEST, BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at o'clock
p. m, Ne shall sell, the premises, three Lots,
fronting on street. having 20 feet front each by
l36 feet deep to an alley by same depth, being Lots
2, 8. and 45, in subdivision of Square No Sill.
This property offers inducements to purchasers.
- the loo alton 10 growing rapidly.
Term: Oneth cash. balance in siI, twelve
and eighteen months, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises.
An convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
425 down on each Lot when sold
nh q eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts.
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AUCTION SALES,
GALE Of sTkAn eRlsT MIL AT rHl
y CAVALRY DEPOT, GI4sBORO, d. q.

s xs:ss,s,s 800 8 ~ :l!a:i s - Ssss
Yin e :Sd On the PTsmi.s: q public suction IN
sr me pI rec 2, HsRts,p eeSrss HsCyn.ng
slsei the foio~ina dsserissd pubic sio , I.
ONE % STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame, with massive granite found ations 20 BY 50
f re vita coal s:y and engine houses attached,
al q the very best material and in the
Also, :, the came time and place. the maehisery
oNECD ENGINE, OF 100 HORSE POWER,
with via E. hinder Of twenty two CID inches diameter
heavy cast iron bed plate, with cold and hot water
PUMPS and heater with Q cast iron fly wheel, with
dameter and twenty four 1a inches fase With
Judsons patent governor.
TWO ~ BOILERS, OF 60-HORsE POWER
made of the best boiler iron, Ave ,ix,eeuths fs IL,
of an inch In thickness, five ts) feet in diameter,
snd ,e gs 90 in length each
go and one.fourth q inches in diameter, with ell
the requisite appendaRes.
Fl FssGD s sAnHsE PgGk
MILLS,
set in heavy, well. balanced frames, with hay cut
tiers ele ,o:ors and conyeyors sufficient to cut aud
sd Sns Sn
The Skating il Of finished w!opGht iron, and the
ers and boxes sufficient to drive ten lo) pairs OF
burrs, &C. The main driving belt is of four 90 ply
rubber, snd twenty four lsD inches wide. The
belts tor driving the mills. &C., of the best eak
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures Of
every description, are Of the very best materials
and wor knanshp. and are still In excellent Cendi
ton and fine working order, the mill having been
in operation only about ls months.
If deemeS advisable by the agent Of the Govern
ment on - day Of sale the buildings will be ssid
separately.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Purchasers viii be required to remove treir prop
before n
less otherwise arranged with the owner Of the
grounds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
Any further inf .rmation that may be desired
will be given upon application, in person or by
letter, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A.
Q. NJ ,, Giesboro, or to this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen, in charge
Re N-6ta LIST Div. Q NJ. g. O.
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA.
TON.

PROPOSALS. FOR T, hkhY TRANsPoRTA-
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,
DETACHMENT OF Texas,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
slHfk the i for he
PLIES, for the term Of one year from the date Of
the contract, Cd the following routes, viz:
ris, to San Antonia. and to Austin, Texas.
>, Route No 2.fron Alleyton or BRENNAN, to Aus
Bidders Nil state tn: rate per 100 nds per 100
Bidders should give their names in full sIIr as we'll
ss their places Of residences, and each proposal
thousand dollars, signed BY two or more res ponsi
BILE person. guaranteeing that in case contract is
the parties proposing the contract will be accepted
and ere5e a. ntS and good and sufficient SECURITY
terms Of this advertisement.
The amouat OF bonds required from contractors
Proposals must be endorsed. " Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. or No. as the case
fully comply with all the requirements Of this sd
Parties to whom awards are made must be pre-
pared TO execute contracts at once, give the
required bonds for tbs faithful performance Of the
Contracts will he made subject to the approval of
the Quartermaster General, but the right is re-
must be in Tesae. may o Pe .eeTs
within ten ol days from the date OF the executions
satitfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solyeucy
OF each bidder and person offered as security will
BY order Of Colonel c. G. satwelle, Chief Quar-.
termaster, Military Division of the Gulf.
NH p St COL and Chief O: NJ, DepT q Tssss.
SALE OF GOVERNMKNT WO0B.
8sadqpn,.ers Department Of wasAins,o.,
O1soe 0 the CAiJ CHarfermaster,
(CoTner l51a Sireef and Pennsylvania acenue,D 4
Washington, ID. C., March 4, 1856
The surplus Government Wood on hand IN this
city and In Alexandria is now offered for sale
in quantities from one quarter Of q cord to ten
cords, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood is OF good quality, Thoroughly sea-
soned, and mixed in the proportions Of enc third
Oak and two thirds Pine. The Wood Yards are
located on Maryland avenue. between 9TH aud sth
streets; at 18th street, near Long Bridge, in this
city; at Kendall Green one mile north OF Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; aud one els nth OF mile
north of the city of Ale andria. o. the Wsshupton
and Alex endria Railroad. Price of Weed az the
yards in Washington. six dollars so per cord at
Alexandria, ve d. 'lars $50 cord, aud delivered
In any part OF hiDgtoD at seven dollars T) per
cord in GEORGETOWN at seven dollars aud senty-
five cents 81 so per cord. and in Alex and ria
at FIVE dollars and eighty cents per cord.
Apply only at this Office during Office hours and
TO Brsvet Major James Gleason, A q. III At Al
txandris Wood Yard, from 9 o'clock q M, 10 "a
O'Clock. noon
NJ. l.. LUDINGTON,
Colonel aud Chief Quarter master,
nh e-2t Department Of VS. shington.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Aact.; Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF LOT ON BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of deed of trust for VIM. Hardy, dated
February llth 1850. and recorded in liner j. A. :,
No. II. folio ls5 ct seq., of the land records Of
Washington County, the subscribers. as trustees
will sell, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the Sd
day of April next. ct o clock in the afternoon.
1.-The east half of lot No "a, in HOlmead addition
20 said Georgetown Said lot being on the north
east corner IF the intersection Of Bridge and Mont
gcrRery streets said east half fronting thirty feet
on Fridge street, by one hul bred and twenty feet
deep of equal width, together with all and sin gu-
lar the bniidings, improvements, priyiledg es and
appurteDanees to the same belonging, or in any
manner appertaining
The terms of sale are: One third cash; to be paid
at the time Of sale, ana the residue in three and
elk months, with intere.t from the day of sale,
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the trustees
IA h kfesfnrrR,{ Trustees.
TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
IN lc-lawtpSds (Int)
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
4 Der kas obtained from the Orphans Court Oh
letters OF Admi nstratiop on the personal 90.
tate OF Mary ID. Buckley, late Of ashinRton, d o.,
oecsesed. An persons having claims against the
ssid deeeased. are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
sene win the vouchers theresf to the subscriber,
m e.ner wise b. lev be excluded from eli benefit
Given under my hand this ssh day Of March.
nh sIsvsw' JOHN d. BUCKLEY,
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD.
~ Orset Of 4ssfSfdnt QudrtsTmdsfsr,
Waskfnrlon, ID. C., March IA, 1855
AUCTION SALE OF q. 8. MILITARY RAIL
Road MATERIAL


ROAD MATERIAL.
Vail be sold AZ public auction, at Alex ndria,
vs.. on TUESDAY, April 10, 1866
2hrst-class Locomotive Engines, 4 feet Ga inch
sauS e,ry i1ncers, l5x27; weight, Is tons
4PUsenger Cars
20 Box Freight Cars
zStock Cars
Pie torn Cars
30 small Truck Oars
n Trucks for freight Cars
Is pairs Wheels Axles
2stesm Pumping Engines
I Stationery Engine
u Henderson Pumps
80 tons second hs nd Railroad Iren (good)
A large quantity Of Frogs, Nails. Switch Fix
lures, Car Couplings. Bar Iron, prings, Nufs
Chain, hauls, Axes, Picks, Stoves, files, Sperm
20 Buildings, frem lo1l2 10 70OxsO feet
Lot Of Office Furniture
Contents OF Printing Office
large quantity Of new Shelf Hardware
1HerriDg Safe
i Saloon Car, feet 81 inch saugs.sl,sSa: y
finished and furnished with blsckwalRI trftimed
With green plush; double trucks, withsros tread
wheels.
Sale 10 comm ence ct 10 a. N.
Terms cAsh, in Government funds.
III. L. ROBINSON,
NH lbeollt Brevet Brig. Gen. A. Q. N.
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AUCTION SALES,
RI GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Austioueers,
oHAsoEsT SALE ss2r VALUABLE REAL

the District Of Columbia. rendered On the 9th day
james Gibson s and EIis.besS Glib,
son, John II Gibson. and others defendants. we,
said IN SeSaf viii se 81 sSSe auesion
sson the premises, commencing on the nrst- named
April e.. I'm rsa s!ss,s ,ss.
70 ssy:-Lot numbered i've 90 In subdivision Of
two story and attic Brick House, &C., &C.. This
EoIeIty fronts on 7ih street. opposite the Centre
And Immediately after the sale Of the above we
besn s the I'm Lots
ear Snnsa snd he
part. Of said Lots be.i.nins on north @ street 2;
feet inches, thence east feetS i1ehes tbeses
z thence neSs
north Is feet to the public alley, thence southwes
north street, thence about IS feets inches to
the beginning, With the improvements. WHICH are
large brn0k House, With back buildings nao'e'
And on WEDNEsbXY, the 4th day Of A pril, 1855,
eeiork me- eom@encing ON the h rst mentioned
property. parts of Lots numbered three and four.
SaT Eoss
4hgipning IS feet from the southeast corner Of
5 Senoe SOs to pnsc
THENCE east feet thence south to the place Of be-
u
two-story Frame House, &C &c This property
is o. south q, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west
Also. part Of Lot numbered six l5) in Square
numbered two hundred and sixty four, = 2s4,) be-
ginning for the same at the northwest corner of
tsid Lot and running thence east 81 feet iaches,
the nee south 20 feet2 inches thence west 81 feet
inches thence north 20 feet inches to the place of
beginning, with the improvements, which are
good frsme Dwelling House &c, &c.
Also, the west IA feet from of Lot pumbered sew.
enfeen, tH.t In Square numbered four hundred
and ninety six l490 running back the same width
l22 feet inches to wide alley, with the Improve
mr., which are good two-story Frame Dwell.
Terms One third Of the purchase money to be
PAID In cas- at the time of SALE the purcha ser
or purchasers to give nstes for the balance of the
purchase money, payable six, twelve, sad eighteen
months after the day of sale with interest from
date secured by deed Of trust u pom the property.
The purchaser to pay for stamps and all coyey.
anciDg. A GREEN
JOS y. HODGs0H,
II. r. QUEEN,
j. W. BAREACLO,
JOSEPH PECK,
Commissioners.
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GALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY AT FRED
- ERICKSBURG, VA.
WARRINGTON, ID. @. March q, 1856
VIII be sold at public auction. in FREDERICKS-
BURG, We at the Post Hos pital, on THURSDAY,
the 18th Of March, 1886, at 10 O'Clock guam
mEDICINEs, CLOTHING, AND FURNITURE,
NO longer required for the wants of the service
CHAS. SUTH ERLAND,
Surgeon u. 8. A, Medical Pnrveyor,
mn Is 81 q. W. BOrELER, Auct