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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
NAVY GAZETTE.
~ TELEGRAPH 70 TEE rrlsrsr.

DETACHED.
october Accommodates Cadwalaaer Rngold, A. II.
Eittv Commander NJ Ransomi Aeag Masters Chs L
Bunk-r Cook. D. Wood; Acting bnsisn
Geo Beverly Epge~r Thomas Snnnnshsgi
Second George W. Hal and Csp~ntr nff W.
Master n ~ Taylor special duty NswYork and ordered 70
turn and PHymattr Naeno5gh Oh NeNiok
Esvv Yard and ordersd o settle his seouutA
Oct "a Acting Volunteer Lieutenant, Alfred weston,
f,om the arsuer Ysntie granted leave Of absence
Mates William H. Rowland Edwin n Richardson and JAneo
Hsrron froal the Tscony. and waiting ordsrs-
ORDERED.
Oct 1T-Mdshipman Honsri Abie y. Carter Heth W.
Mckee Joseph n smpsk John o. Tsieo and EDWARD ooo'
Actin, Vslsnte.r Lent l. o. vsssalo the Ysnc
oct Is Mate Edward X. Green 20 Reestvtns ship Ohio
PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIST
Oct r. Bostsv ain Peter A. ChAison-
DIskHSSED
Oct r. Mid,kipmak c. o. Alibons. &tbe Naval Academy
MISCELLANEOUS
Oct 1.-THE ord-r q ds In thu o, Third Astant In
zihesr Albert c. EngHrd, 10 reysked- -, -.
Commo6ers james Aden wes poi INTO
eouanission a. Nsvy.fsre Nev.York on the "a inst a.
win ready for her officers about ne sh
v WSslISGrox Nov Commander William J. Temple
IA, beu detached from Of tie United States
T,eonv nte3 OF absence Commodoes w h acc
besn detached Eon special duty 81 New
been Rssr Admiral Palmer eonand
ina North sqaedron date Ct Oct 10
The Of the esghp Bhede lAnd and Lon Com
Under the Csrss Bay Bsrb.soe the unea sts1s
,te.msr had tie 18Th Of October leu foin fr
the NiDdvsrd lsisnda Un me I'VE
Nit the unisd Svstars was 1t Bordeaux FAes
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD ExcURsI0NIsTS


Kansas CRY, No., Nov. 4.-rhe Union Pa
cibc Railroad Excusonss len Leayenwcrh yesterday morn
inc oy Fort Riley where they arrived about and we're
baoitay entertained BY the officers Of the Port Tho party
received numerous aecesOns at LeayenEorh Lawrence 10
ne and other places along the route including the Hon u
E Pottar Mr. Morgan Gov Crawford and other state oees,
Gov shannon and many prominent and influential citizens
From Fort Riley the party proceeded 70 Junction City the
preseu terminus OF the road Amer spending pleasant oar
arty returned where they were received 0y
hs tv authorities and handsomely entertained They tef
Lawrence at and arrived at Kansas City az e.
hera tev were received by the city authorities ldtie-
or o Citizens escorted them 10 the hotel Subsequently,
hsv n.rtook OF a sumptuons supper IN Msnks Hall -
my tbe party leave for St Louis which they win reach
marrow morning ater most delightful trip through sec
on Of the most magnificent Agricultural country IN the world
NJ Riddle and portion Of the Phzdephia party and other
leave Fort Riley t0monow Tor kort Esyorth,
G es west OF Fort Riley where they intend 70 on In puf
There are about 1000 Cheyenne Indians IN the rieay Of
r Fsorth and council VIII BE- held with them this week
Tie Union Pacic Railroad If gfaded % miles beyond fort
Riley and the Company he's iron for 100 miles Of the read Ihe
eTiensi0n o. go mics Of Port Riley Win be eompstec
year from now. ..... l aHT aIf p laws III. -
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Wallace Niekel.
RCOKD BOARD.
MoynAY. Nov. 5-p. n


Gold closes at 1891 after selling ID low as l4il.
Government stocks are firm, with moderate business
For IOos 1907 was paid Railroad mortgages and State
stocks arc quoted firm Cumberland Coal is weaker and
the disposition 20 deal in 1t is small Wikesbare Coal
rose q per cent Western Union Telegraph sstcady al
52s Adams Express per cent Atlantic Mail is
active and the stock Exchange has determined that no
shares are a good delivery outside Of the authorized
$4,000 coo of capital The general share market lower
during the morning. with the exception Of NewY0rk
Central which sold high 1901. Eric is more active
North Western is steady and in demand After the call
the market was firm but not active The closing of the
transfer books of the NewYork Central on Saturday next
has something do with the activity in the stock, and
high prices are predicted by operators before Saturday
The stock closed at l22i The balance of the market was
duh and steady and as Is usual election cay, very
quict time may be expected tomorrow. Atlantic Mail
sold down 20 l24 but aerward rallied and 26 was bid at
the close The closing quotations were: Ohio and MIS-
sisspp 81 034i; Canton Company, 5t1 J65i Boston
Water Power 33033I; Cumberland Preferred GU @bl3i
Quicksilver IS! 955I Manposa, 3i 04i MarPosa Pre-
ferred, 800 63Ol; Western Union Telegraph, d2a5@Ii
Now-York Central 1921 sl22Ii Erie, So 0S3si Hudson
River, I25 1901 Reading, ll7l all74 Michigan Cen
trail, ll6 Michigan Southern, SO dg39 Illinois Central,
l25al26I; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, g3i 9g3l Ceve-
land and Toledo 1905 9l2i Rock Island, ll0i llOi;
North Western 5Si 05sI; NorthWosten Preferred, S04
9SOa For, Wayne 1895 0llO.
Money is more active but there large supply az
. cent on call. Commercial paper is al y cent.
The following shows the condition OF the New-YoIk
City Banks:
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pAsSrNCrRS ARRUED.

FROM GLASGOW, Nov S-Tn steamship cseions1E Cooper
and adv John Cooper Miss Cooper W. Cooper eaaoH ~
Dean Hampton O. McKchls and iad M@ Nv M' tsT
,op Prof J. Fife A. TAYLOR L. Brown sdy and chd hooln
son Mics s. A. Brods D. Brown Mics L0yd keiheme ana
isdv A. Oliprsut ana lady Miss c. jack D. McEwan, Dr. u D.
Weston Reed A Lockbsrt M Gordon and elud MIA r ".
family, MrI Boyee and chhd L. Vooou NV
Goodman, and $50 In the steerage.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
FURTHER PRIVILEGES EXTENDED TO HIM-ALL THs
GUARDS REMOVED

BY rxLzeRLPH rRisuSE ..-f
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3.-The parole granted
Jefferson Davis some months ago, giving bin the
privilege of the ground Of the Fortress during the day. hss
been extended through Executive clemency in removing
all surveillance him and the guards from bis room in
Carroll Hall at night.
INSTRUCTIONS TO this effect have been sent from Wssh-
ington to Gen. Burton, COmmandant OF the Fort nus
dvesting bis imprisonment Of like seventy ana
paving the way is generally presumed for hna parole
and release All the guards him, both during day
aud night, being removed he now enjoys every possible
means Of comfort and pleasure while held prisoner IN
tho fort. SD ,e.. :. az.
IL Is said hO has expressed great qualification at this
action of fhe Government and already contempates
vacatiug Carroll Hall and taking up hn residence WIN
her arrival here
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financial.
NOTICE;

NOTICE. .. ...- 81. .... Id. Ia. - -
~ meeting q the Stockholders cf he BRo0KLYf COAL MD
Of Church Park NewYoIk City on ev
rs 1854 o'clock The object neetins VIII Be 20 aks
the eTpeancy Of diminishing the cepA ch 81
ne mid Company 4o0oco and ne necessary
eps The stsBdsnss 81 eli stockholders y rs95ssi,
fsirnsdl THOMAS SULLIVAN 81
JOSEPH ID. WILLIS. CD
~ w UHLfH
J. n RANDOLPH. d
n THFO y VAIL
.. .. NAHUM SULLIVAN 4 /.
~. W. A. BUDD.
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schr Amo. VsRsssurr Dur, Providence for PhfstsphlA
sehf. Avail Dib6e Pr0videnca ..r
echT Earytas Ham hock and.
Schr May Monroe Monroe hockiand
sebr Empress Averill aockaBd.
schr Pow Boy, Halett Providence Tor AbanJ
sehL y. b. Me colt Rogers, Portland. Ma
SehI y n. Deputy -, Boston
Sch. Llie, -, Providence.
schr SALIVA. Wright. Eizabethport for Poftfmooth
seh sylvi Reyneld Mi Desert days. with spas 70 Sne"
Richardson ID
schf Ooycrnor. Freethy. PoTt Chester
Scbr Brrmhai, Hamilton, Portland Ne.
SehT. Isaae Rich. CrovyelL Boston
Schr II ; Rarnes DOane, Harrch.
Sehr. J. NJ. Freeman freeman. HArwieh.
SehT Virginia. Bure Boston.
schS, s. BuckiKgham. Lewis, Portland, IeEar -f.rr
SehY. B. D. Pitts, Jones, Providence
Schf Ira LaffieDer Coleman, Boston Tor A,b<uy
SchT. Salie Smith Chase Fell River.
IfadwiB Gloucester. rrwr
schr y " WolHnston, WeliaseB. Boston. 80
schr Uranus Dawson. Windsor dAys with Flssitfso
DeWoli 4 Co.
schF j. P. Robinson Harding. Giouefsief
SchT D T. Wileus Brown Remington rrru % .r
schr. Kate Rich Csrdery Providence
SchT. 5. N. Tyler Lavch, Boston for Albany
Schr. H. Lewis, Tyler. Newpo { for Albany ..rr r...r
Schr. II. Hobart Robinson. New. iiavv1.
Schr. Hero, Small. Salem
SchT. Tunis, Bsdine. Albany for Fell Hyer - =. So.
sOop Oregon Rhodes with Hdse 10 Geo su'ns
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sn, Ma. a. ae SON sets ......4Si Moon Rises....aS
HIeH sBB DAT.
sandy Gov and...ItJi Hell OAte.'''''''S"
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.rIRE M PouGnkERPsIE.
Nv rrLHsRAFn TO fBs
-. .. d. :.

Nv rrLrsFArn 10 sRrhuSE ~. "a,
POuGHKgEPslE NOV. 5.--Tle residence OF Jonn
Caary al us v .ook ff1 festelay afternoon L2V me O.
,l,sisnsl rsaei,t T.s G.ass we're sccn Sunetishe~-
Ist h.ssis Oh. f q.
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Hoop Skirts-Bradey's Duplex Elliptic and Empress Tran
prices unchanged Meyers IXL l4inch tape, ~ 20 7oc
Shirts W l. Standard Dress No. 30, 81 20 No so
81 20
Paper CoIars-Mctropontsn Collar Company Byron Garroe
No J. No % Enameled French Enameed and silEeu cor
rsaed fi0G rs Goldsmith Patent Byron 20 Shakespeare
$40
Toks--HamIon 57!c Blackstone River &c. f1ttsheid
l4lc
Stripes Whitten:on A. Soc do. c, e2lc.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
W CHICAGO, Rock IsIASD AND Pkcfrlc RAILROAD
EksT AfDRrGAGE SgvKS PR CESI BONDS
UIuKTY YEARS TO KUN
TOR SALE BY
CLARK DoDGE a Co
No u WALLET
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Dori- fJarofn's Noiiee.
ARMY GAZETTE.

n TELEsRAPH TO the TRIBUNE
The following named officers hereby mustered out
md sOuos.e The . p a.. .i ass sy s 10
longer required they bzsins en rs'aea N sesve % as
,,r oo. EITHER regiments oy spseA e''ao'' iiO" ''
Ss Wa% R. shser TN o. Ceorss cop CAP. Samuel
Galloway 18th u COOred Troops frs' Lieut. john n SN'i
I7th U. 5. cOOred TFooP@ -
First Alexander b. Freeman 6, u s. Infantry fi'' Lieut.
Edward a SS IN u ara SvI Heat Bailey veteran Reserve
Corps duty with freedmen, Burrsa II Hh5vad aS h @
gson from duty Medical Director Department 81 "sansoS and
ordered to report to the sarse'n-GenesL
HoNoRABLY MUsI ERED OUT PROM NOV. ].
Brevs. LeutCo George T. scott u Noih MAJOR veteran IL"
'sI Sd SS5s ss Pqn.ase, U s. ToBreve, Leutoo ch'
iSa sl Sa ~ o. JsBevs Leucol Robert B.
Brown.
duty Adjusnt Generals oace lately aeyoySs on ~ S
joI veteran Resr0e Corps and
A. Edwsrd to duty dicsl Director DegeItmen.
III. Freedens EurssDi BIyscO Wm D. King 70 duty heS
FETTRyD With TEE Pull RANK OF BRIGADIER-eENERAL
francis Fes'enaen Captain lsh United sAs'
-'-'''' WAN DEpAR1ErSr aBJ1IAsT-5 ssSsAIs oy'cr
erxEnAL CoUur.MAarrAL, Order No. 2sI
Se q Ss 95e' o .1S & F Leatss and ss
h unsd s,,,es ystsIse
o6se February 1906 hereby revoked AID . WI BE- ecooraey
vita loss Of al raw aid allowance due become due By
Of tho President Of TIC tri,ed states s3, a.e,,l
BELIEVED. "a
Beyet Col Coeswe Mayor kighth o. = Infantry Hep nc
duties Of Acting Judge Military Comm = u 'sh caro-
line.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Is WASHINGTON Nov. 2--The following officers, Comnls-
sres of supruce l. vcl r vd r. their present. aa-
tes and ORDER. proceed 10 their homrs wnoo cea pos
ir5m thence by tie q the A,gy i2f
nu.ter out of service Captains tdzAF bfmsn, W. -
MAIN Jo,. T.. IIs,kYN Bresst Hi.C0a, John -kirg
Jo-. f. Dennison. Addison Barrett, Geo w ehsnaef'
William JohusOn l. Paxfon breyet MsgoTsi James ay'
Snbstenee Department Ply authority % GeasTsi Order, No cur
rent seres Headquarters Military )ssoo Of the Mss.
Fort datsd IS the rendezvous Iof 10
Tenth ~ ; Csysy barracks Mo0r Is The renae<'
yous for the Thirty.eighth II $ lnsutry. -, ~
ne Assistant Comuaionere tne
for lie state Of GeT1 removed Savannah Ca on me mn
utimo.
The following offers are duty IN that ohce; 800.
Mtior Gen. svid Tison Assistant Nomnhsi0ner
Cart W. W. Desns MAORI Assistant Ad utant Oenes.
Can't Eugene Picke Veteran Reserve Corps Acting Ass~'
Adatant Gerer4l go. ,..,,. A.; 4.
Csp George X. Wabrdge, veteran hetefNe NorPs Ao's
aatIn Inspector General. -. ,,--.---,-
Can't a IT, Wason (Brevet MAORI Chit Qusrterussier
Asssiant surr-on J.. De Ha1ue Chief Medical Onleer
Inc order honoIaby mastering ont 81 the service Of 5e .n
w Lswfon, U. s Volunteer dstcd oltoDi.
1906 il hereby amended 70 take rhret October d. ie0o
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Uipi0eu1 Notices.

oyy,oK or raR NKv.YoRx AND ALLzdHAsI on ConPAxr
No 20 LlBERrYsT. NxvYoRK. Nov. 3 1865 >
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF len
N PER CENT m the capital 0eh Of tbs nsi n oe.
VIII Oe eN0'eN '' VIZ ~ WILLIAM H. REID, Secretary.
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Nov 6l395O bb Flour 7G0 bbls WHISKY, 20 sacks orn
Meal lGs sacks do, @ 3i5 bush Wheat l0D bush SoI
M 60 bush Oats PSI bush Rive 3400 bash Malt l4e 0l9
bush BARLEY eipkgs Beef 6i bills Pot 81 pkgs Cat Aeais
ans bls Petroleum. r.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06

HUDSON CRY, Nor. 2.-Receipts al these yards
aimee last reports amount Sos Which lnrEtr number
than and nearly all have been sold, Trade very
SLOW Wednesday and prices fell OF fully &c from nst week
bat there slight improvement SINCE The Jetos Of To-day he
about Ike those OF this DAY week one Thing IS very
marked and that Is the poor quality Of tbs stock There Is
scarcely right cool drove on market though several WIZ rnnk
fair aud Few little above Nothing bringing over lte
and very reach ts eguFe bntcers insisting gene
good rnt1r al l40lc while much Of The t4n slodt
os a. ia he. rsHentlrf selfiis E,o'rhe far haha
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR Tm WEEK Ending MoNDAN. Nov. ls6
Be-vps. Cows. Veal. Sheep and Lamoi swine. Iotal
1l1B % rrH 2I.rb tAeo3
These were sold a the following marketpiaoess
Shesp aud
Beeres. Cows Yeah. Lambs swine. To.a
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hLMAhho ADONI DIN 7
The total n0tf week GEO head compares with 10
headlat week and With head average pei week last year
and With Gsg lor the corresponding week year ago
The number sold to-day the observation-disclosures market,
~ head compares With 100 head last week and with 90
head the average per week last year and With 4i head at
market one rear ago .... .. r.rF .H r.-.. Id .
- rae MARKET AT HUDSON CITY. - !
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LIST or DRovERs
At HUDSON CITY

The following are the Of drovers
snees al the princpa droVes and where the cattle re
ported from
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WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM.
j.. anlI AZ AllpffOni are repOrted fro

They came by the following routes: Erie Railroad eI7
Harlem Railroad ,6 Camden and Amboy Railroad Al; New
JERSEY Central Railroad AZ BY Hudson River Boats 2j OF
foot 81 about 20 were in the Yards today.
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o. Specie CireuatH and Depo'if' IN i'f haa'
Of l cay u Nee York for s TeeS saeHS Saturday Ho'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. kilbourn a.
Latta, real estate brokers, corner eth and r
streets have sold frame house and lot ON tn
street. between NJ and n streets, 10 ]. Antho-
ny for $1,000 cash
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(Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

RY w. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
BAILIFFS SALE.
BY virtue of a warrant of distress, directed by
Frederick Durkee against the goods and chattels
of st. Clair Buriey and - Jackson. for S3l. being
the amount Of rent due and in arrears LIST day OF
October. 1865, have levied upon the following
goods: One superior Violin, with case; one Guitar
one Table; one Screen; lot Glass Ware, etc.
hereby give notice that shall sell the said goods
on TUESDAY at 81 g. m. Octs Der IL, 1856 at w !.
Wall Go 3 Auction Rooms.
Terms cash to the highest bidder.
+. NJ. STRINGFIELD, Bailif,
5l1 9Th street,
oc 1871 W. l.. WALL q co Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

FIGHTING IN THE NJ ARKET.-Anderson Scott.
colored, and John Scott, white, boys, were ar
rested by Ottcer Bresnahan fer fighting In the
Northern Market this morning, creating con-
fusion in the gangways. They were taken be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

GRAND FAIR FOR ST. DoMlNIC's NEW
CHUECH.-The festival now being held at Odd
Fellows Hall is certainly worthy of patronage
as 1t possesses many ard rare attractions The
grace and beauty of Washington seem TO be here
concentrated. The richness OF each table
proves that the greatest energy has been ex-
pended by the ladies 10 render the fair a great
success, and the neat arrangement OF the yari-
Gus articles and beautiful decorations show
their superior taste. Sweet music, vocal and
instrumental, enlivens the scene each evening
whilst beautiful tableaux, tastefully arranged
gives an additional charm 10 the entertain
ment-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

ALARM OF FIRE-The alarm of fire given
from box Is, corner 18th street west and MARY
land avenue, at orr o'clock this morning was
caused by the discovery of fire in a stable on
14th street, near the Long Bridge. 1t was ex-
unguished without difficulty. The hremen
were promptly 81 the spot, but there was no
necessity for using the apparatus. The stable
belongs 10 MI Henry Knight, and the fire was
caused by small eolored girl living with the
family, who was playing with matches in the
loft
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AUCTION SALES.
iFo- oaer Auction Sal<i ace fo,.rth poss

20 oaer Ase'toa ssies see foxrtA pass.I
aRrksdIs PACE, A.enonesr
Ccntinuation of IN Extensiye Sale Of Blankets.
SSse sn Plated wne, Cutlery. Guns Boot, aud
sTxsYa 1s l;Iss ,s Of E.neJ Goods,
ocloei K.F. PaGE Ausiim..r ~ ."
&C = 81 e02 1th ct under Cd Feilows' Hail.
~ GRKEH WILLIA Ms, Auctionesrs.
CARPETS AND IossE9oLp FURNITURE
AZ ruBLlO AUCTION.
b., We ,h:li sell, 1t our Auctoa Rooms, Inc lot
s"d ns p IL and other GsIes,.
every description.
end GREEN / wILIIaMs' Hucs.
RY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctiooeen.
sToRE ON SIN sfREEr VWSEsFr VEST s.es.sn 4
en- enc ~ :fIeets north, at Public Auction.
OF up.t dated March 81, 1856 and duly recorded
u.s. the land records Of wasS S S; M Hs and
o.: OF Confectionery bIishmsnt, com piete in
known as Joseph shaelds bsirs $50 Ss R'1 .t
Two Horres, Wagons, Harness &c, Carri.sa
s'eem nngine and Machinery for making Ice
Six hundred Ice Cream Freezers
shtM,,dng; cling. Counters, sh'w Gases, Glass Jars,
IL Marble top Ice Cream Tables
/. Wood top Ice Cream Tables
d ~. st G,1s-,ea ic OAK Dining Chairs
Cod Will Of the Establishme ut &c.
VIII An be ssla together
A lot Of Household and Kitchen Furniture =, h.
The well known Stand being one of the bes. 10.
ca,ens In the city for confectionery cstabIish
msst superior inducement for investment.
lore tbe day OF sale by Calling at the premises.
q ham
0HAs Il c EaTrEERshEaLE; Trustee.
oc5a IInteI& Bait SUM A uctia1ss.,.
SALE OF BolLDlkssAT rsEvENrH STREET
CHEZ Q~artsrmasters Oree, Depotof washirsto,
By directions IHt Of the q; C; October u.s. 1885
pspS. foot c Ss RTss
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jsm ns spPes,ision OF
g M the following Buildings and ousrteTms:s,Aa
Sheds, 2fxls9 feet,
part of shed slxsI feet.
shed on " harf, 4OxsO feet.
$40, ,sx,S 90 g.. l2as2 feet,
Sheds, 2ox2a5 feet
ISSsi ssss@,ts sssG SD;, a, ,,,t feet;
stable 2s1Axee feet,
Once; 20h n2ik feet.
Addition I5xl5 feet.
Lumber shei, 2Oxs1 feet,
Coal Shed lOxlz feet,
Watch Boxes,
sinks,
Fence, 7x64 feet,
wharf. SIX l63 feet. contaiuine-
$500 lineal feet in Piles,
1000 square feet in Caps.
10,OU0square feet n Strings,
1900 square feet in Floors.
Wharf, 6212 KS feet. Containing
500 lineal feet in Piles,
IA 900 square feet in Caps,
12,05gsauare feet in Strings,
Is, 900 Iuare feet In Floor.
] Horse Shed, lsx20 feet.
Addition to Wharf 5OxlO7 feet, containinp-
20ee lfneal feetin Piles,
5,e00 square feet in Caps,
$500 square feet in Strings,
500 square feet in Floor
Fairbanks Scales, capacity 5000 lbs. each,
9L Sacks DAMAGED Oats-about go lbs
2Sections Hose Pipe,
Sized Chests,
6psir Shafts, and
20 600 feet Old Lumber.
Terms: Cash in Government funds
Buildings, &C.. TO be removed within ten DAYS
from day Of sale. ID. II. RUCKER,
Brew. Maj Gen. and Chief Qusrtermsster.
Depot of Washington, ID. @,
oc l5-st And Asst Or. Gen., q. s. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

STEWART, corner II and 18th streets, is SELL
ing white ASH egg and stove coal al s. per ton
delivered He guarantees to give the weight
See Advertisement.
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AUCTION SALES.


RI 0EEKH wILLlAAs. Auctiosssrs
DESIRABLE PRIVATE REsIDENCE or q
sIkkkT sol IL. The lkIkRsfOTl0H or
MAINLAND AID rlRGIS1A AyENlES
t pa'n IN and ssh streets west, IsisndJ as
On noEDAY the Isth instant. a, AZ o'clock D,
nj private resie. rce Of } okp n seumes ksq.,s
tso-stery cad . half Birch Hos-s, wiih Sssrss .st
G. ntsiIins in all some Line,seI rooms, with haad.
some Far lore. cksmber. cilils. AM sitting rooma
labtrfes, vine cellar, ciosets, aud gas and water
throughout the whole hoa.e Lot haviae "a feei
II inches 'front.' ma feet deep 90 ale, maxi an
enc 81 the t<st private residences Cor sale d
Washington. : !
Also, immedi atsiy after the sale OF the above
props ritz, ws shall sell seven hsDssons euildiae
Lots, hve fronting ON Sih street vest, having .
Ieetnopt by 100 deep, TO an siley; the other tee
fronting on street south, adjoining the brick
house, having - feet inches front b. l& feet
deep, which me he. them good build lots.
TeIms 4: ose- msa eAsh; balance in o, Il. and 10
months, Tor notes bearing Interest. end secured
oy Deed Of trust on the premises ALI convey.
ancine and revenue STAN De the cost Of the pur~
kpoeked of.
The plat % the above property can be seen at
Sr.en " iliiams auction store. corner 9TH and y
ocsd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct..
UY w. L. WALL q 90, Auctioneers-
~ Stores 81 and 3lf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

FISHING on SUNDAY-Yesterday, George
johnson, colored, L. levitt and VIM. Pearce
were arrested oy officer Blavett for fishing in
the Eastern. Branch contrary to law. They
were taken 10 the station house, and johnson
was locked up all night, and Hewitt and
Pearce was fined s3.33 by Justice Handy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

ORDINATION OF DKACoNs.-Yesterday morn
ing, the deaeons of the First Congregationa
Church were ordained in Metxerott's Hall
where the Society at present worships. The
sermon was delivered by the pastor, Rev g.
Il. Boynton, in which he spoke of the duties
of the church and its officers. The deacons
ordained were Hon. :. II. Hodges. Messrs. d.
II. Nichols, II. White and ID. II. BIisz A fifth
deacon elect, Mr.. VIM. White, was absent on
account of sickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

THE DAMAGE BY THE STORM-On SATURDAY.
evening the cars on the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company's line r street) were com.
PEELED to cease running until the two breaks in
the 18th street. sewer could be remedied. The
requisite repairs have since been made and
the cars have resumed their usual trips
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

We REFER our readers TO notice elsewhere
OF Philharmonic Society.