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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

30 seSo, 10, ana was derived from TAX
able properly Of sls. las, ,964, This
year we will have taxable property of
90 600. 900 dollars, which will give Us
4 School Fund Of 10000 dollars. al The
same fate Of taxation as last year. This
would be Sufficient for ali purposes, and
and may. be reduced as follows, BY State
Organization
School &
School Seetibn 1t u aa
City worth $4,000 would
bring an interest Of ss.''s S.. 500
81 eSflI7lI q bss1 sa d9ldz
T0,al sgdf saur II .no,lA s,tsaao
lsssiss e ll..7 .~-.-,s.. .s.s 49,
Besides the other SchoIl Sections that
might be put upon interest BY the first
Legislalnre--thas reducing the total
SCHOOL, Fund to be- raised by taxation this
ysabdo $4,000 reduction Of more
lthanone,fOurth of the School tax,as4I
SD o ssnoq slNKlxo0FUED;d 81 na1l
2" This fund is received by ajax Of llI-2
mills On the dollar, and is usedih the
payment of interest on our Indebtedness
and in liquidating the same. The in
adebtednes as shown by the AUDITORS $
Report on December, 25;h, 1865, amount.
ed to sol ,76T so deductipga lherefrom
$37 800, The amount Of Bonds issued4o
The militia and which will be refunded
by the Federal Government,y and we
have aS5s $3.50, as the entire indebted
ness. The Auditor reports as resources
ID meet this s9l, 10, part Of iwhiehais
insthe taxes Of last year ancollected at
the date of the report. The amount that
WILDE raised for this fund this year. viii
a mount as above shown-id 10000 dol
lars. kg7t gg 4ooi n3ai aosRE .1Il
TaxatiOn, BY the laws Of aNebraska is
al present limited to six mills on the dol
lar nd eanpOt be raised untiplhe Jaw
hanged. a~ssgln lasbl ~
sopIe have shis matter in thslr own
Ind eaa prevent any increase Of
hey wish. This fact alone
eessEally meet the cry ef anli-.
tbs. State Government would
asion, but the above figures
sill farther; that any increase.
Unnecessary. Az, that on he
AIRY 4 lion Of nearly aOne-half
bad made from the tax for general
purposes. more than one forth for School
purpoes., and that the Sinking Fund tax
will soon cease altogether" 4 ~
This viii show State Organization 10
be a measure Of eccnemy, to say nothing
Of the donh tiOns Of lands for internal'im.
State buildings, Agriclltbr-
al College, Seminary, Penitsntiary and
and the inCreaaed dignity, pow
er, andinpOrtance Of aiStale. These
figures are seni official and cannot be re-
fdted- .NsJFaska City Pres"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

.suTBE trial Of James Duncan. for alleg-
ed cruelty to Federal prisoners at And,
eVsonvilles has been brought 70 a close,
and the commission hove detsErpinsd up
on findings and sentence. bat which will
not be made public until passed upon b.
abe departments commander
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

''Pa,'.. said little sefen yearold rel.
low, II guess our man Ralph 6
Chrisnaa," How so my bcys
ni Nby Pa, ! Teae
We wicked shall
BALI bis days-and Ralph sas
lived out ever since ne was q 10y
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

"A man came home drunk on a cold
night and vented in basket containing
goslingss which his wife had placed be-
fore The fire, upon seeing which, he ez-
claimed. MY God, wife When did ]
swallow them ihingsl"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

. An iiinernnt quaek in Texas was ap.
Piled to BY one Of Colonel Hays rangers
70 extract the iron part Of an Indlan ar
row from bis head where ]. had lodged
for some time. u cannot extract this,
stranger, said she wonld-be doctor. "be-
cause TO do it would 90 nigh KILN ys.
bat I can give ys a box O. Pills thar viii
melt il IN yonr head
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31
sSBaa2 l5


1By The above itawill be seen that Of
the sSe.922 Is. only s9,esg 50 are for
Territorial purposes; while the balance
or S26 !932 So are for County purposes,
and can be affected BY Ssnse GOvernmeni
only IN he reduction of the School taz
Il will also be seen that the amOunt Of
Sl1nlli57 57-ihat for County Building
and School House-has been assumed BY
the pob6lar vote, leaving bat Sl5.s20 96
as the natural County Tax.
Bgiotke above any one can see just
what the taxes are levied for and what
makes our laxes so heavy this year The
objects for which the extra taxes are
levied are the best. insesiInents that
could possibly be made as the free will
Ofrthe people has sanctioned them.
Anosher reason for the high taxes
this year is The fact that the assgssment
last year was very high, as It was made
during ii sshlimes. This our citizens
could have 81 remedied by attending g
the Re- oualizalion, which sits
three geaF 8 adjust and
.t ere hey OF.
ei laxes
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

II ID u ~ =
nefquore( en- Iine er iefe tl1. 1
Fash additional irscftitn
bnainese eafdssix lines cf iff9cn
One column one year
0aehai comm orc yerr
Onefonrthl co,uunc1e ycaf
On6 eighth colaznene 2ear
one column siz ucrths
: One hair ccIunn SIX mcnths
0nefourfh column ~ nonths
One eighth colnrn sixleetaf
Ono column three months
One halfcolunn three months
Onefourth columnthfts mcntle
0neeirhth colnmn tfree mtnihs
Announcinr candidate for oheo
Alibransisa L advertiscnsnts nrst bel paid y -.
vance
Yearly advcrtfscEeD 8 qnarieF.1 y eet taEsss
1iiki1ds of 5ob, Book and Gard priBtirgs dcEeia
.ho beststyls on shortnotiee md Feasonebie tefne
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

A wicked editor says thag a shufea
some people Clhsped iheirhanas % rIoslsy
that they are unabie 70 get them open
when thescon.Ti5ution box cOrnea aEoaad
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31
l9ielsfs91 $794sf, ,69
Total

4 Total l5's's's91 $79.4Sf,69
The exact amount appropriated BY The
Federal Government per atindnl we have
been unable TO Hnd out, bdt It itfcan60t sx-
ceed s27. 7.6OOinany one year,and ifowe
add this amount 20, that derived from tax
alton weuhave h3lotal7Of SlO5.4sb6e.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

Seven different commissions WiII "a
be engaged ia asceflaining ne
relative 10 the Memphis riot. Con
has appointed commission,
Stoneman another. General Hos
third, General Fisk a fourth. ia
Council fifth, the white citizens
and the negroes seventh. Ia cons
quence Of the Memphis rio., and &c
operation of the police of that city 81
slaughter of nnofending negroes, he
Legislature Of Tennessee have enacted
metropolitan police law, similar 70 that
which has SO long peen in existence In
New York
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

la arzs sJd n s.rsd 70 rs sf7 - -.
eAie 9'q9l' 9S'fq9l'n Jsy,4s 5vo,l 10 usT99 9iSi0OO =
ieH y SHOuiq tni. Ds Se1n nFoesYary "
Sl'oa aA9 a 'o9 1S 1Op'ingept eA
e1Ses 'uls lss ear = ol woulo 80 Oes'nouh' noun 70
Yle llfn dS 'ne app aPP'oPIla1'lOan q 1a o. iaSs year
q 'lls aPPr0Plla''oH Is maue s, 70 cover
eApsnssS q Pagss' Areman' 0s9 clerES' e'c.'
q 'ne Lsglsla'ure' lana mere % %oulS pc
Out one session .. the Legislature nslo
y 'w0 ears lsno 'nsre wOuso not mere
lOi =. " any ss'A' apps0PI 'aslon 'ne
-'na = naks 7e@' ysas' Whaen 'os'h-
ef w'.n 'ns = & sfsz'sP q sne
's'a'ess e ss
eeea
: pay 'n,s -. ~ s. :
0@'r ~ ~ - sst 80 :.
1eA %, "''s''s = -: ~
I.as;..t.,.,.,,- <..,h;.h. ;..l,ora,ha. ;n-,t,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

Many Of our citizens have lately made
the remark thai their ''tax receipts are
the best arguments against State govern
hent !" meaning thereby that our taxes
are very high now and would. be still
higher 10 the event Of our becoming a
Stale. For the benefit Of such we have
procured from our County Treasure lae
loaing table showing
3 In Cc1a
Territorial 80
Territorial Sinking Fuads 500 75
Tern.Ofial School, 34l2 5o-s
County, 6.614 81
County Sinking Fund, 1905 29
- County Bdilding.i 80 - 8 l4l2 5S
leland Read -. -. ~ 3.7l4 90
y Poll Road. $500
.a Log e. - leo "
School House, - 7,69S 80
District School, -. 1854 55
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

]. Sterling Morton, Democratie eahdi-
dale for Governor Of the State Of Ne
braska, had The audacisy 10 get up before
an audianceain this city lass Saturday
evening. composed principally Of Rspeb-
licans and loyal Democrats, and % 'esh-
ingly assert that be was nor asha
his p6lilieal- -xscord, or any Of his
was Fig
ets hat be said. in
response 10 the remark that JED
deserved hsnging.ihal Abraham
be hung on the same tree, and hat 81
(Lincoln) wouldsbear The same reiaiioa
to Davis thai the thieves did to Christ,
He feels n6tnse. ofsasme when be re-
members saying -thats JEFF. Davis was $50
cially, morally. and politically the superi-
or Of Abriham LineolH. He feels no
shame whsKhs gets Up before an audi
.ence, as he did here last Saturday eve.
ming, and exposes private letters, writ
ten TO him BY men who supposed him to
be an honorable political opponent, and
not one who would wilfully and maiiciods-
ly attempt 10 injnre The private eharlc-s
ter Of bis politically opponents for ahs
purpose Of making party capitol.
feels no shame for having called
Prices dlsbanded raiders to come pp
The polls, at Nebraska City, qand
down the blue coated, brass buiion
oliuonisssD He feels no shame Coz
ing received a commissiUn as lsadet
secret oTganizanon, whose avorsd
pose was resistance 10 The National 6
eminent He.feels no shape Tor harins
used his Feh. his braio, sfa eli
gies, during the late s,fogs
al existence, againss Tie gor
protects him, and aaser
seeking aofice b
bae the loyal portion &
assumes o Head feel
They know la
a partog parcel
Be uaAia nol
and ask their s1f
csrning The Kias
ing him il lhe lse
to come bsforea lo5
that he. and e alone.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

Total, ,r.r@ss '.''''' s3I Ooo
This shows an expense OF 81 500 per
annnm. above The approprialion Of the
Federal; Govern1ent, which has 10 be paid
BY appropFi from the Generald
Fund Of she tory, and olher apPFO-
priliensl lconsunss the whole amount Of
thatfundg The public schools consumes
lhe School Fund and the ind ,ednass
he Territory consumes hg
and,
rrr sroR. 1860 urrr~
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31
Tolal. -sai .nuT z .noL1iA si1.oe

Besides The ether Sch Oh Sections that
mightbe put upon interest BY the first
Legislalnre--thds reducing The total
SCHOOL, Fund to be- raised by, taxation this
ytabdo 500 .0o0-u a reduction Of more
of the School tax,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1866-05-31

School M
600, wou
School SessiSn 1t N aska
City worth ss5, 900 would =
bring an interest Of 50 500 /
93 SS1if1ll u b5sU sW n3fda nn ea+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-25
GALE OF HARD BREAD.
OFFICE DKPeT CoMMIssI

FoRT MONROE, VA, Dec. Is, 1855
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this Office, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at
this Depot
The Bread Is in boxes Of fifty 900 pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
Az purchases will be delivered on board of trans
perrs without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (a0)
boxes, one thousand Il ,eO0) pounds.
Payne Mt required ON notification OF acceptance Of
bid In Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, F" and addressed to
de l4-u JAMES CURRY, Col. and @. 8. v.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ANNAPOLIS, MD.
H'adssaTls' ps,e. y $500:

Hsaasse''6' az ~ cS;sg uv $500.
20 '"'' Va Wasassslss. b. q" January Is, isss
to e % sacs a he .ss
herefneftsr designated the following public Suiid.
ips:, e Annapoii,, Md, and Camp Parole, near
ON THURSDAY, EEBRuAR1 rsr. 1885, AT
10 O'CLOCK A. n, AT UAMP PAROLE
- Barracks, each 104 by Is feet.
= Is 0eok houses, each 20 by Is feet .-..
He.: roo@s each IS sf ss Is ass 81 Is feet
7 wash, house. 60 by 20 feet
Guard house, rs by Is feet
Headquarters Buliding si by q feet
wing TO same, 20 by l9 feet
Barrack. 60 by rs feet
SINKS, each 50 BY IL feet, and eight sinks small
S6hStk EhBRV AZ oe sPl hasss' e At IL
BARRACKS, IN THE CITY OF ANNAPoLiS:
sSto1.houses, each 81 by Il feet.
storehouse. 81 by Is feet. ..r 4
lStoreheuse, Al ~ "a feet.
storehouse, 60 BY Fl feet
stsrehouss, 50 BY Is feet.
istorehonse, 81 by Is feet.
Forage Shed. 12S by Is feet
! Blacksmith Shop, 81 by Is feet I
Office 81 by is feet; and I
Stable, 81 by IA feet.
st NUE. pax csnt 9Gto9 nE,R NJ TIE
Oils, Md:
Stable, 400 by n feet
Ambulance Stable, lo2 by "a feet.
Barrack, SO By IA feet.
Barrack, 70 by IA feet; and
Shed. Is by Is feet.
The buildings will be sold s,ngly, and purchasers
military guard will remain IN charge Of the prop
erty fifteen days after the sale, If desired.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
!als Ut department of Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
lY GREEN 1 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,.

On THURSDAY, the lst day of February, 1855,
ut O'Clock D. m, We win sell, Of public suction,
70 the highest bidder upon the ground, the follow
M sesy desirable BulLDING LOTS to. wit
tween eth ~ TIN streets east, in Square No S54;
And Lots mum bered and In the same square. the
SAID Lot fronting 65 feet and inches on north q
street, between 9th and fth streets east. and the
sale Lot fronting 81 feet and inch on Maryland
the plats Of the squares and lots of Washington
city, ID. c.
Terms: oBe-third cash; and the balance in equal
fnstalmenis at six and twelve months from the day
OF sale with interest from date, secured by deed of
trust upon the property.
he title 20 This property lie clear and unques-
tionabe otherwise no sale.
The purchaser to pay tor stamps and convey
ancing. GREEN WILLIAMS,
- % Tu,Th,S.&ds Auctiopeere.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARTERMAsTERs
- STORES.

- STORES
ChiJ Qsartsrmas.sr's 0Ges, Depot Of Washingtonl
WaShtnstor, ID. C., January "a, 1866 (
Will be ssld at public auction, under the direc
ten of Brevet Colonel G. H. Tompkins, @. NJ. at
Lincoln Depot, Washington, d on THURS
BAY, February 8. 1865, at 10 O'Clock a m, large
let Of Condemned Quartermaster's Stores, consist
ing Of
Chairs, Tables, Desks, "a four horse W sgons, So
two-horse wagons: IS Carts, Resrses, Spring
Wheels, Chains. Blankets, Brides. Gam Buckets,
Horse Collars, Wagon Covers, Horse Covers, 932
sets Mule HARNESS., 50 sets Horse Harness, 07 sets
Anbulance Harness 2s5 Saddles, Whips, Portable
Hose Carriages, Hoes, Shovels. Spades Kettles,
Msttocks, Bake Ovens, Brooms, Tubs, 91 pounds
Castings, l2,E pounds Scrap Iron, $3.50 pounds
Cast Irons, q 6W pounds Tire Iron, 762 pounds
the whole isssold.
The Stores must be removed within FIVE DAYS
from date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
ID. ii. FUCKER,
Breyet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
JhA I5t Depot OF Washington.
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DUBEIC AUCTION OF STEAM MILL AND
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, IN
AI.EXlNDRIA

DUBEIC AUCTION OF STEAM MILL AND
Il GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, IN
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
OGes Depot Corlm1ssdry Of Subsistence, I .
Washington, ID. c., January IS. 1885
viii be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
January 30, 1886 at IL O'Clock m in .>LEXAN-
OKLA. Va. the following public property. viz
The Steam Mill. on King street, near Pey ton q
two-story building, A by 81 feet, and one frame
building, Is by Ia feet.
ALSO,
Ste am Boiler, complete, 80 horse powerI.
! Donkey Pump, Is horse power.
Large Iren Kettles.
Small Iron Kettle
! Steam Tub and Coil.
Iron Wise.
2Monkey Wrenches
eco feet of Water and Steam Pipe.
i steam Ems inc, in excellent order, IS horse
power and a large quantity of Machinery.
On Peyton street, near King, one Frame Build
ing, 60 by 1871 feet.
At the foot Of Water steeet south, the Govern
ment Slaughter House, consisting of the following
buildings:
l Frame Building, 20 by 81 feet, slaughter
Housed.
81, ! Frame Building, 20 BY IL feet, attached to
) Frame Building, 80 By 20 feet, Office and Mess
Room.
Frame Building, u by Is feet, (stable,.
Also, Fence and Platform, and ] Scow, q feet
Icing and 10 feet beam.
Terms: Cash in Government funds at the time of
sale. G.. BELL,
ia l9-6t Major and Q. g.. u. y. A.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
A rkAHTIO sTEAMsHIP COMPANY TO
A NEW YORK

ATLANTIC sF NM s5R. COMPANY TO
Eosssk t1shST o;ss s IS1ss' m
ne bs ND hsIf 1'.t
mo ssS, Of ssIsss Ws: J, d. o. every
FREIGHT rsestved daily during business hours,
And o.IsfclI, l.., cndsr sOysr with Alex,
sndris and Orange Railroad, Freight forwarded
sSiss isns M HIS q. o.
Corner 9th .sd Penn. W GEM sos'f sSs
Hs oHOnw. q w.. S ..i. ssi n: Tori.
gs.. aAsr CGEssspsEls.7..
No. 140 Light Street Wharf, Bslti- ~
H nS a o sATHRpH khsToS POINT
OAMBRIDGE and poyER BRIDGE, and All iI:
She has excellent passenger and height accom-
m &C aa ITO Light ST, wharf, Baltimore.
NRW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY. 468
Old Line between
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING TON
AND GEORGETOWF.
OCEAN STANDARDIZATION REBECOA
CLYDE and EMPIRE,
In connection with Inland Steamers
GEORGE Il. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN
ELIxA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
At IL N ,from the foot OF High street, Georgetown
and Pier Is East River. foot Of Wall street, New
Y0k.
For Freight or Passage apply to
o. p. HoVGHT0N, Agent, feet Of High street
Georgetown.
n. ELDRIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex
andris.
JAMES HAND, III Wall Ttreet, New York.
Freight received constantly aud forwarded to all
parts of the country with despatch. at lowest rates.
je 21-sm C.P. H0gGHTON, Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ORPHANS COURT-DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, to-tctt In the case OF
Mary Fletcher. administr atrix w a. of William
Fletcher, deceased, the Administrative w. a. afore-
said has, with the appreciation of the Orphans,
Court OF Washington County Aforesaid, APP
pointed Tuesday, the 9th day Of February next,
Tor the hnal settlement and distribution of the
personal estate OF said deceased, and Of the
sets In hand, as Tar as the same have been col
ISSte1 ana turned into money; when and where
are motif ed to attend lat the Orphans, Cont of
Washington County aforesaid with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by Law
be Guided from all benefit In said decessed's as
tate: provided q copy OF this order be published
week fer three weeks in the Evening star
previous TO the said day.
Test 2. Q. ROBBINS,
in l5-wSws Register of Wills
.,11S 10 No c1,-1, $500,
I'Hls is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the hbscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County In the District of Columbia
letters of admi nistraton w. A, the personal es.
tate OF Mary Ann Clark late OF Georgetown, DC,
said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
or before the 10th day of January next: thew
may otneIwlse ~ law De excluded from all benefit
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auctioneers.

TWO NEARLY NEW -FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSES, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AV
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January 80, at 4
O'Clock. on the premises, shall SELL to the high
est bidder. those two handsome aud nearly new
Brick Dwelling Houses being Nos ass and iS7, To-
Gated on the west side Of Eleventh street west
the corner of street north, No 4S7 having been
built in 1853 by the owner to live in HIMSELF I'm
shed in the best and most substantial manner CON
tanning IL rooms bath room. het and cold water in
that and lower story, marble mantei in parlors
and 6 rs throughout No 4s5, built about the same
time contains rooms, and poi ntments about the
same as the other. They will be sold par or
together, as may be wished or deemed advisable
Terms One third cash balance In six and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed of trust on
the property.
Conveyancing at purchasers expense
jan 10 dts j. @. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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GALE OF QUARTERMAsTER STORES.

CAisfQSaytsymestsy'sO 6es, Dspet Of WasAsassoa, I
wu, wa.Asnsto., ID. e. January I. 1855.
. Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc-
ton Of Hrsyet Colonel o. H. Tompkins, O. NJ, al
LIZ COLIN l EPOT, W.shingtop, p. O.. on TUES
lot Of QuARTERMAsTER STORES, consisting OF
Iron Boilers, Sweat Collars, Hor.s Csyers, Hose
Strap and Ohains, Travelling Feree IimSerS,
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Pesta. 10.
The stores must be removed within i've days
Terms-Cash in Government funds. f
Byt Maj. Gen. and Chief Qusrssrmsster.
al Wu - t.t47E7 DeDot OF Washiugtou,
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(NOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORsBs.
QuARfRRMAsfRRb OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, d. O., December IL, l8B.
The Quartermaster General Of the Army directs
that al Government Horses row at Giesboro, D.
O., be sold to the highest bidders.
SALES will, therefore, take place at GIESBO.
NJ RURsB D1tinn NEXT, pECEMBER "A, 1855,
and continuing on each TUESDAY and Thurs
DAY thereafter, until all are disposed Of.
Beat will leave the Sixth. street wharf every
hour on the days OF sale.
superior to any heretofore offered for sale,
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence ct 10 O'Clock q. m.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
80 JAMES A. EkIN,
Breyst BriRadier General In charge
de l7-u First Division. @. II. G.. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-25
RAILROAD LINES.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WAXING Ton, January 9. -

ca 81
NOE. Jr sES fsk
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, $3.50, -. and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, &C an, O. m, 80
ToR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ASSAPoLis
Leave At and s,u IN and at so and 80 p.D
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
train, Lss's AZ Sc and 20 I. m, and as D. m. No
HAns 70 or rem Annapolis en- Sunday.
ro az p sYSPA9R
Leave att 30 g. m. and $50 snd7 :Spn
L..,.., 1oR WAY STATIONS.
Aes'. ~ '-S =. M. aud 2 80 .. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
Leave oAS' except Sunday, St ~ a. IN. and rs
on Sunday at 10 >. m. only connecting at Bel.,
Station with trains frem Baltimore 70 &heeIinr,
fTh HsoTGkk TfffoKErs to tn. w.., \.
the W Arlington Station Ticket Once Al all hours
can Tsiesrspk Baildns PenssTi.sni. me .2ssS..
between ~ and sth streets.
sr Ssw and Boston sec
SMITH Master q Tr.nsporsatses.
oe o-h GEO. 8. KooNTZ, Agent, wsshiastonL
L PHILAbELPHiA AND NEW YORK.
&E
MAshINGroN, January 8. 1894.
Irahs between Washington and New York are
DOW run rs follows, viz
FOR NEW YORK. without change OF cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at Z 80 . m. and $50
FOB NEw YORK, changing cars at Phil.deI-
Leave daily Except Sunday at ms q. m. ana
AS m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
m, and ass and 7;e .. m
ON SUNDAY.
Lesye Tor New York at $50 .. m. ozly.
Leave for Philadelphia at 80 .. m. only.
sieeplng cars for New York on J: 80 y. train
aaly s1cspt sunday; On SUNDAY, train and sleep
Ing car rus only 20 Fhilscelphia
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York, OF
Boston can be had at the Station Once 1T Gil bours
10 the Day rs well a. az the new once In the Amer
lean Telegraph building, Pennsylvsnis svenue.
between Al and 9Th streets
See Baltimore and Chic Railroad Advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington. Baltimore, An
Bapohs, and the West
W.P SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
L: IN. COLI, General Ticket Agent,
&C S-n GEO. 8. KoONTZ, Agent, Washington.