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THE ALEXANDRIA RIeTs.-The Military Com
mission IN session IN Alexandria for the trial
OF the Christmas rioters, met yesterday at noon,
agreeably TO adjournment on Saturday.
Virginia Bel, (colored) testified in reference
10 negro soldier, who was running away from
a party of white men, having been trippad up
by Mr.. A. ID. Warfield, in front of his residence
on fairfax street, which led 10 the negro being
caught and pounded.
Charles Chapman (colored) that he was the
Keeper OF the restaurant at Chapel Hall that
on Christmas day discharged negro soldier
had been pulled in the Hall, by him, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Samuel Coleman, who said he
would be hurt If not taken in; recognized Sam
uel Coleman, Charles Carson and VIM Edds
outside OF the Hall, only recognized Carson as
throwing stones; the negroes inside threw
stones; went out in the yard to get stones to
throw out; witness testified as to amount of
damage done the building, liquor split, &c
James g. AddmS (white) testified in reference
TO difficulty on Fairfax street between some
negro soldiers and white men. when one of the
negro soldiers was Knocked down and severely
beaten by the white men-did not recognize
any of the white men, though he endeavored to
do so; three of them Were subsequently, ar
rested by the guard, but he did not know them
Witness knew three of the accused, but neither
OF them was with the crowd. (The three
referred to We're Messrs. Simpson, Travis, and
Horseman.) The appearance of the party of
white men was that of persons W no were keep
sng Christmas. There were several crowds a.
the corner of King and Fairfax street; was
more shooting, halloing and noise than usual
on Christmas days; was the first Christmas
day, IN his knowledge, that the city was not
under military law, and the first Christmas
day that there was no prohibition of the sale Of
hquor.
b. r. Smith (white) testified as 10 the knock
ing down of a negro soldier on Fairfax street
about two O'Clock; did not know any of the
party; might know two or three of them if he
saw them again: did not recognize any of the
accused as of the party.
Adjourned till to-day.
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PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
ONoe DEPOT Com InfSSayy Of Substttsn
Nn L.

once DEPOT ConnfsSayy Of Sxbstuence,l
WASHINGTON, January Is. 1856
this office until THURSDAY January 25. issS. AT
ii O'Clock . for furnishing this De pot with the
following Stationery for three ~ months from the
hrst day OF February, 1876:
Cap Paper. ruled and unruled. to weigh not less
than IL pounds to the ream.
Letter Paper, ruled and unrsled, to weigh not
less than 10 pounds to the ream.
Letter Paper ruled and uuruled, TO weigh not
less than pounds to the ream.
Note Paper, ruled and unruled to weigh not less
than pounds to the rPam.
Folio Post, ruled TO weigh not less than "A pounds
Envelope Paper, to weigh not less than "a pounds
Blotting Paper, to weigh not less than 100 pounds
Official Envelopes, per N, white and buff, of the
following sizes: xl0, x9, XII, 6l.9, 9, IL, 1910,
Letter Envelopes, per N, white and buff, of the
following sizes: 80, rs, " 1, XXI, XXX.
Seal1ng Wax, per pound.
Mucilsge, large and small bottles, per dozen
Ivory Paper Folders, per dozen.
Red Tape, Nos II and %, per spool.
Rogers Erasers, per dozen.
Steel Pens, Gillotts, Nos. 800, 4oi, 332, 49,.
.Arnold's, genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and
pints, per dozen.
Arnolds Copying Fluid, quarts and pints, per
dozen.
slack Ink. quarts and pints. per dozen.
Dovell's or David 8 Carmine Ink
Memorandum Books, assorted, per dozen.
Blank Books, per quire, Cap, DENY, and Ne
India Rubber, per pound
lnkstanks, ass ortcd per dozen.
to be present at the opening OF the bids
Payments to be made monthly, in such funds Is
the Government may furnish.
Proposals to be directed t.
Z. T. BRIDGES,
% 1857 Brevet Major G. "
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AUCTION SALES.
Try WIN. L. WALL / CO., Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE FIFTH WARD


By virtue Of the order and decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia bearing date the
" The P iss AND
Sarah A. Nixon. this wife deceased, the under
signed Commissioners win offer for sale At public
following lots and parts Of lots Of ground with the
bered three az and Fix, tsJ in square numbered
seven hundred and sixty nine, 1852, beginning for
the same at the distance Of one hundred and thirty
four l34) feet ten (l0) inches from the southeast
corner Of said Square, at point in the line on Sd
street east, running thense due west eighty four
ten
due west eighty feur (S4 feet eight and one half
ls3l inches thence due north forty four go feet
ten l0) inches with line of Canal street, thence
due east one hun'red and sixty nine (l69, feet i've
(5) inches to the said I'd street east THENCE dle
beginning; and ass the following piece or parcel
OF ground ylng being and situate IN said Sqnaa1,
fs5 feet rom the northeast corner Of said square
thirty eight 1897 feet thence west eighty four st
feet eight ana one half (s1s) inches. thence north
feet eight and half tsl inches to the place Of
beginning. containing two thousand nine hundred
the improvements, consisting Of Brick House,
Should all the property not be sold on the day
designated, the sale win be continued from day to
day, commencing at 0 clock p M until the whole
Is disposed Of.
Terrs: One-half cash; the residue In six and
his or their bonds pay able to the respective heirs
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
All eon1eysncing and stamps at the cost Of the
Title deed to be retained until the whole of the
pun H"'' ''' WILLIAM DIXON.
WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM,
GEO r RUFF,
WILLIAM F. z: EttfEE fgH2k..
Commissioners
A. LLOYD, Solicitor
ia Is 3taw&ds W. L. WALL 4 CO., Ascts.
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ROBBERIEs.-On Saturday night last, the
gtore of Messrs. Henderson & Bros, corner of
King and Alfred streets was entered by burg
lars, and robbed of money and goods to the
amount, as far as is now known, of $500 or 500.
The robbers entered by prIZIng open the side
door on Alfred street. They seem TO have been
experts and proficie and must have gone
through their work very leisurey, using a
lighted candle to see by, and selecting and car
rylng off the best articles in the store, such &c
Java coffee, tea, tobacco, &c, &c. The money
In the drawer, to the amount of $50, was taken
among II quite a number of cents. On the same
night the periodical store of Mr.. Siggers, near
the corner of King and Pitt streets, was forcibly
entered by robbers. through the door in the
rear Of the store, who stole all the change in
The money drawer, and a number of albums
packs Of playing cards, bundles of lead pen
ellis, sc. No clue has yet been obtained to the
perpetrators of either of these daring robberies
committed upon hoases situated on the prin-
cipal street In the town, and in thickly settled
neighborhOOds. In addition TO the above we
learn that the house of Mr.. Chas. Kelley was
robbed sometime between Saturday and Sun
day nights of $3.50 IN money and some silver
spoons, and Mr.. Thomas Sinclair was robbed
also, Saturday night, OF some S5O.-A!exardria
Gazette.
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ia 13-eod j. @. MCGUIRE & 90, Aut
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated November g.,
1859, duly recorded in Lber b. No l. folio $685. one
VI the land records of Fsirax county State of yir
gina, shall proceed to sell at public sale, at the
Auction Store of Green Williams, corner of d and
eth streets, in the city of Washington, D. c.. at Il
o'clock m, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Janu-
A ID. 1866, all of that tract of land called and
known as the Keene tract, on the upper side Of
Occoquan Bay, in the Parish Of Truro, in the
County Of Fairfax and State of Virginia, contain
ing two hundred and sixty three acres, more or
less. as described by said G eed of trust
he terms of sale are: One fourth cash; balance
In one, two and three ars with interest secured
by deed Of trust on the property.
Title believed to be good; but sell only such
title as 10 vested in Trustee, and shall require
the payment Of $50 Immediately after the sale
and If the terms are not complied with shall sell
the property in I'VE days the risk and cost of the
defaultjng purchaser.
All conveyaneing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
CHAS. g. WALLACH. Trustee
de 10 eokGa GREEN A WILLIAMS Aucta
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EVENING STAR.
Baltimore Markets, January. Is.

Coffee-Rio quiet but steady, ran ing as fol-
lows Common quality Eal7h cents falr lSst
ley cents, good and prime do. lsa2o, ana very
prime and choice do. 10 sa2OA cents. golu, Java
and Laguayra are unchanged. on saturday
sale OF 2O0 bags Of the former was made ~ -
cents, gold.
ported to-day in trade OF shipping brands, and
the market closed heavy for the lower grades
Rye Flour-Good brands command s55Ua
k.75, but sell slowly
Corn MeaI-City Mills is held at 81. No sales
Buckwheat Meal-Market fairly supplied
and dull at si.5OaS5 per 100 lbs.
Grain-The offerings at the Corn Exchange
continue restricted almost entirely TO receipts
by railroad, and transactions are necessarily
meagre. This morning very little business
was done, owing in part TO the annual election
for Directors, and the market closed dull and
unsettled for Corn and Oats. Wheat we quote
rs before, viz: Inferior 10 fair white, 2Oia25O
cents good 10 choice do, 255a2-O cents; inferior
and ordinary red, lSJa210 cents; fair do, 21Oa
go cents and good to prime do, 235a242 cents.
White Corn, e6as9 cents; yellow do, 7sas0 cents;
and Oats 53a54 cents, weight.
holasses-All varieties remain quiet, but we
have DO alteration TO notice in prices.
PROFESSIONALISM the exception of Mess
Pork, for which a fair inquiry prevails al St}0a-
e30.25 per Dbl, all varieties are inactive and
heavy New Bacon Shoulders we quote at
l64al6 cents; do. Sides at 1SalSh cents, sugar.
cured Hams ct 23a.l5 cents the latter figure for
choice city cured: Bulk Shoulders at II cents;
Sides at Is = al6 cents; Hams at Is cents; City
Lard at 10 cents; Western do. at 1S4 cents;
and Baltimore refined do. at 22a22k cents.
Sugars.-The cargo of the brig "Waredale,"
AZ hhds. and l75 boxes Cuba, was taken on
Saturday for refining on private terms. Gro
Gerry descriptions are in more demand and
steady. Sales included so hhds. good Cuba
grocery al l24 cents, IS hhds. very prime Eng
hsh Island do. At Is al5h cents, and 50 hhds.
rood to prime Porto Rico do. at 13baI4 cents,
all cash. We quote rates > follows:
Cuba and +. i. fair to good refing Sill 25aS12 rs
:" grocery II Pa 10 %
d" :" prime to choice 10 5Oa II 50
Porto Rico fair TO good grocery. ~ 25a 13 25
- prime TO choice grOc'y IL GOA Is 90
Whlsky-Stock offering very small. and
market firm at S227 for new CITY and Wes-
tern.-BdH. american.
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RYJ.o. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers

By virtue Of a deed Of trust TO the subscriber,
bearing date November 30th, 1915, and duly record
ed among the land records of this District, shall
offer at public sale, on MONDAY, January I'D
1870, at clock the lease, stock and fixtures of
the Imperial Restaurant, No 213 Pennsy lvania +,
opposite Wlliards' Hotel The house is in thorough
order. htted up with bar, dining loon, kitchen,
bers.
This desirable business location is too favorsbly
known to require comment
Terms One-half cash: balance IN 4 and months,
secnred to the satisfaction of the trustee.
The premises may be examined at any time be-
fore the sale by parties cesirOus of purchasing.
GEO. g u MITCHELL, Trustee.
L. cod McGUIRE a 90 Alcfa
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HAxDKKRCHIEF PRgAcHER.-A corresnon.

HAEDKKRCHIEF PRRACHER-A correspon-
dent Of the Christian Reflector says:
notice in some cases a handkerchief habit
in the pulpit, which has led me 10 inquire if the
use Of that very necessary article is a part of
theological training. / notice some ministers
take II out of their pockets they do their SER
mons, and lay 1t on the pulpit. Some spread il
out lengthwise through the middle of the Bible:
some roll IL up and tuck II under the Bible;
some shake IL over their heads; some cIinch il
In their hand as IL they were going to throw II
IT the audience; and some keep crowding il IN
their pockets and pulling il out again. with
nervous movement, as II they did not know
what use TO make of their hands. i went once
70 hear popular young preacher, and as much
a. half Of his sermon was made up of pocket
handkerchief and the most of the other half
was gold watch and scraps of poetry.
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- The Elmira IN. " Advertiser, in an
Article on the "cold term" has the following
regarding the running of trains on the New
York and Erie Railroad ALI the trains have
arrived and departed behind time. The tele-
graph wires have been snapped by the frost,
between here and Oswego. Trains to and from
the West were run by telegrahh, in the most
roundabout manner, their position being tele-
Graphed from Hornellsyille TO Buffalo. and
from there over the New Haven Central wires
10 Rochester, and thence 10 ElmIra. Business
for the East had also to be transmitted To
Rochester, and repeated there over the Central
wires"
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
A ThANTIO sTEAMsHIP COMPANY TO


A ThANTIO sTEAhsHLP1 COMPANY TO
a n. STEAMERS ,on HS a9 ssi. lin. Ar, tn.
JOHN GIBSON, Capt, Young. 42Dk
,pp kfIaH 1T, c1 T;,, Morris ~
every WfpEEsbIY and skTURDAS, 4 m:
T 1Ha :sSi p and i fRfS ,Y aae.On
Freight received daily during business nours'
The steamer. 81 this line noa with Alex
andris and Orange Railroad. Freight ior~sroeo
any f1ssnE iPi & sh' Se
Corner arm TOO, 9TH .sd t rs1n ysSgo sosth
p. ORoMwsst ~, CO. :,;;. Asi ": To,,
i Steamer ChMBhIpGfNIeaves %S
No. lao Light Street Wharf, Balti. Sk4@
. %SFs oxFoRb HknsToS POINT
CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BRIDGE, and al In
tsrmediate landings on Tread Avon and ohoptank
she has excellent passenger and trsish. accom-.
&C as-a ITO Light St wharf, baltimore.
STEAhER LKAyEs nth sTRIIT WHARF
= SATURDAY SSoRs1sas, k6
Al ~ CLOCK MOUNT VERNON;
Return Nsp. m. Fare 81 p,su,ax
ocI6h General Superintendent.
NEW YOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY. 4&R
Old Line between
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING TON
AND GEORGETOWN.
OCEAN sTEAMERs-BALTIMO REBEOOA
CLYDE and EMPIRE,
in connection with INLAND Steamers
GEORGE b. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN
ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Ut IL from the foot Of High street, Georgetown
and Pier Is East Biver, foot Of Wall street, New
Yo1k.
For Freight or Passage apply to
U. p. H0UGHT0N, Agent, foet Of High street
Georgetown.
d.. FLDRIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex
sndria.
JAMES HAND, III Wall street, New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded 70 all
parts of the country with despatch, at lowest rates.
ie q 6m C.P. H0GGHTON, Agent.
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ja 1861
,ALE OF HARD BREAD.
OFFICE DKPer CoMMIseARY,

OFFICE DEPsr CoMMIseARY,
Fort MONROE, Va, Dec: Is, 1855
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be receiy we'd
at this office, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at
this Depot.
The Bread !. in boxes Of fifty (SOJ pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans
ports without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (20)
boxes, one thousand n ,0O0) pounds.
Payment required On notification OF acceptance Of
bid in Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed PROPOSALS for
Hard Bread, !" and addressed to
del4tf JAMES CURRY, Col. and O. s. v.
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GREAT DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTKD WITHOUT PAIN,

would advise ell persons haying teeth to<@
extract TO call 1T DR.. LEWIES oHce, and0 -
have them taken out without pain. ~
Also, call and examine the Docters new and I'M
proved method oftnssrting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
hyou once see the great improvement In his teeth,
you will have them In other style than this now
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rabbsr Plates at the cid price, We have not
sssvsnesd the Drios on our work sinoe the greet
streets.
jan36-ly an IrwIE NJ D. Deptfst
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RY GREENlA WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER

District of Columbia, made in Il cause of D. r.
Hagper. ct. al,ys. A. NJ Smith, No SIS Equity and
dated January 5, 1856. 1 will offer at auction on
FRIDAY the Goth day Of January, instant, at 4
O'Clock p. m on the premises, Lots Nos II, Is, IA
IS, and To- in Square No. SIS, in the City Of Wash
inetOn.
Lot No. is IL improved by substantial three
stery brick dwelling fronting On south street at
the corner OF 10th street west.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; and the balance in and IL
months. to be secured by approved notes and re-
served right of re sale.
The terms must be complied with within a week
after sale the property may be resold at the
and cost of the first purchaser
On full payment of the purchase money and tn
ratification of the sale, will convey at the mn
chaser's cost.
WALTER 3. COA, Trustee
ian S-3taw3w GREEN W. ,LIAMS Aucts
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r.. n.
&sess ss9

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMoND
AND LfNCHBURG.
On and after TUESDAY, December u. lsss p...
sengsr trains on this road will run daily Sunday
excepted as follows ;sorru
Leave Washington at 7rO a. m.
Leave Alexandra at $50 a m.
Leave GOrdonsyille At l2:a5 D. m.
Cenneeting with virginia Central road to Rich
mond and Stanton direct
Arrive At Richmond at $50 .. m.
Arrive at LyRchburg at 5:8 Pm.
NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg at zoo a. m
Leave Richmond at z CO., m
Leave Gordonsville at Il % D. m,
Arrive at Alex andria at SO D M.
Arrive at Washington at $50 D m.
Connecting with trains 10 all parts OF the North
and West.
Local freight train leaves Alexandra at 7<.
m and arrives st Gordonsville At Is %. IN.
Leaves 6ordons,iile at o q. m, and arrives 90
Through freight train leaves Alexandria at 7ls
q. m, and arrives At Lynchburg 1T GEO D M.
Leaves Lyncheurg at AS g. m, and arrives &c
Express freight train leaves Alexandria Mt 100 "a.
m, and arrives at Lynchburg at l0lC a. m. Leayes
Lyncheurg at $40 p. m. and arrives at Alex andri0
This route has the advantage over all others OF
having coptinuous rail from New York 70 Lynch
1t also passes Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas, Bris.
toe, Cattletts, Rsppahsnnock, Cllpeper, Orange
and Gordonsyie, where many Of the late great bat
ties were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams, Rxpress
Building, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot, in Washington; also, at the DEPOT on
Maryland avenue, and At the corner Of 9Th street
Trains leave from the corner Of lat and streets.
Washington. w. ii. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
M. BReADUs, General Ticket Agent.
a. iii. Sa ~
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Chief Qua,trmast,r's Office, DEPOT Of Wsshiagton,}
Washington, D. c., January Is, 1855. (
,i % pc c sEa at Pubic TAuStien under the rsS
Government Warehouse corner Of Nth and II ats ;,
Washington, d, c., on MONDAY, Jan. q, 1866, at
10 O'Clock a m. large lot Of condemned Clothing
dc, consisting Of
Drums, sashes Books, Jackets, Blankets, Bed
Blankets. Rubber Ponehos Axes, PickaIes, Hatch
sacks, Hospital Tents, Wall Tents, Sibley Tents.
Common Tents, Flags. Goats, Caps, Pack Saddles,
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the stores sold.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date OF sale.
Terms-Cash IN Government funds.
ID. III. FUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
10 l3-t29 Depot Of Washington.
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GALE OF QUARTERMAsTER STORES.

CAisJ QsaSterMoster's ONee, DeS0t Of WdsAinston,l
Washinston. ID. C.. January !. 1855. I
Will be sold at Public Auction, under tho direc-
ton Of Rreyet Colonel G. II. TompkiHs, Q. M, at
lECQLN EPOT, Washington, D. O.. on TUES
Dry. January q. 1856. at 10 O'Clock q. m large
lot Of QUARTERMAsTERs STORES, consisting OF
Iron Boilers, Sweat Collars, Horse Covers, Hose
carriage, Hammers Hay Knives, Fire Hose, Neck
Straps and Chains, Travelling Forge Limsers
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts. &c.
from day Of sale.
Terms-Cash in Government funds
d. II. RUCKBR
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarfsrmsster.
Jal 2Ot Depot Of Washington,
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NokJH AnERIOAN REVIEW FOR JANU-
Ai isSoo-Sentents: The Condition Of Art in
cessisn and Reconstruction: Dncsl Msn,up. nmr
riss Hanr. Sourts Of Conciliation Henry
Prison Diseipline Question: Cht1Srsn. Root ' ~
ne, hs Year The Presidents Message; Critical No.
Der. lja Nl ffAGfE Tnels npm-
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VIRGINIA OYSTER TEADE.-The recent cold
spell put a complete embargo on the oyster
trade and York river oysters suddenly went
up from one TO two dollars per gallon which
latter price prime article now readily COM
mands. A few more days OF mild weather like
yesterday must open river navigation and
bring down prices.-RichmOld Timef
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I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
IL MASTERS STORES, CLOTHING CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AT

Chief Q~astsrnGster's 0xes, Depot of Wd,hins,ox,(
Washington. ID. O., January s, 1866. Z
=, Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria,
Va, under the direction of Brevet Lieut. Col j.
G. q. Lee. A. z. M, on Tuesday. January a.
1856 at 10 o'clock q. m, large LOT of Condemned
QgaTtermaster,s Stores, Clothing, &c, follows:
CONS, Carts. Ambulances. spriRg Wagons, Iron
hxles, Chains Army Range, Wheelbarrows,
Erugs. Tables, Desk, Chairs, Letter Presses Hal
tiers, b ames, Harness, Hammers, Chisels, Vises,
saws, Axes; Shoyels. Paulins, Hose. Grain, Sepa-
rotOr, Cauldrons. Argand Burners Manila Eope
Gurled Hair, sheepskins, Deer Hides, Cast
Wrought, and Scrap Iron, Cast and Spring Steel:
second hand Lumber. consisting Of Flooring,
ScaDtliDg, A Common Culls Ship K pees
The stores must be removed within five DAYS
from date of sale
The ga will be continued from day to day until
the whole of the property is sold.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. III. FUCKER,
Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ja5l5t Depot of Washington,
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT
sTEINwAY 4 sous PIANOS, -
comprising all the dinerent les, has justiItKvI
a fsstoIy prices We have also on hand sayerai
filAkOs, which We have taken in exchange and
which We oner Tor sale upon easy terms
W. g. METZEROTT 4 CO.
OIL. -. No. BIS Penna. avenue.
Hamlin o Cabinet Organs n
pERs0NS HAVING WATCHES and JeVejTv
TO repair At A JOeEPHI5, 232 Penn ave
VIII please call for them or before 9th Of Janua.
~, at his residence 404k Eth, between and X
leave this city and will not be responsible after
that date. ian s.Sts