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TgNO ItENT.-TIIREE LOWER ROOMS oh
Il u House in Smiths Lane, together with Kitchen
Apply to X. NJ. MARSHALL 4 BRO,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents,
December 2 No. 33 Broad Rrrct.
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LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIhTI0H.
FGNiERE WILL BE QUARTERLY MEETING OF
Il this Association held at tho Depository, Chalmers
street, T0-M0rrow, December 4tll at 12 o'clock NJ
An members aro Invited TO attend, and quarterly sub
actbera will please prepared TO pay their ubscrip
tions Dcccmbcr3
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FOR SALE.


TI1oR SALE.-A SCHOONER OF ABOUT
IL Twenty-Five Cords Wood capacity, III good order.
Apply to E. STURGEs
December 3 Foot ycndue Range
A II PRIVATE SALE
n One of the most beautiful and valuable FARMS on
Charleston Neck.
Three splendid LOTS in George street.
Three LOTS, 40 feet by II feet fronting Hampstead
Mall.
One LOT. 81 feet by 200 feet on America street
Graniteville Stock.
W. Fl. GILLIIAND,
December mwf3 No. 33 Hnync street
NOR SALE Or RENT, IIuPEToN PLAN
Il TATION. North Santee. containing 400 acres of
Rice Land 400 of high land suitable for cotton
corn also $50 acres of Pine land with oil necessary out
buildings.
Apply to S. I. HOWARD,
November 26 NTH Boyco's Wharf.
NOR SALE OR RENT, THE VALUABLE
"Bugby. This long settled tract contains about 1900
of land the head waters of Wadmalaw Bo-
hecket Rivers, most of it being Wadmalaw and the
remainder extending Johns Island, thus afford
Ing anc range for stock Of all kinds and abundant
for mnnurng the higher lands from which large
crops OF no cotton and all kinds of provisions have hero
tofore been made. Tho only which induces the
owner ut this time to part with this property is that at
his present residence it is nconyenient to him to cult
vnte it.
For terms and further information apply to Hon. JOHN
| TOWNSEND Edisto leland, or to THEODORE STONEY,
Esq, Charleston. mth14s1 October 10
II OTIS AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
IL six fine BUILDING LOTS in the centre of the
thriving village Rikersvc bounded by three streets
ing to build enter into any business the city,
better chance could offer.
fine LOT on simons street. 90 feet front by 224 fee,
| deep
Apply to c. wHTrTESoRE,
| November 10 No. Radcliffe street.
| - -
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YOUNG MAN, NOW IN THE CITY, WHO
N resides OcalA Florida is desirous of obtain
ing employment in TINT section of country md offers
his services agent in other capacity Best of
Charleston and Florida references given Address j. b.
at tho News once. 81 November 23
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COPiRTHEISEIIp.
I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN THI,
u brokerage, Auction and Commission business my
brother, ALEX. ". MARSHALL, Jr., under tho style
of II. NJ. MARSHALL 4 BROTHER
December . It. NJ. NIARSIIALII
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COPhRTN ERSHIPS.

LA" COMPREHENSIVE.
FHNiE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
Il with him In tho PRACTICE OF I.AWAND EQUITY,
MIR. JULIAN MITCHELL. and MIR. WILLIAM -. CLAN
CY, under the name AMI firm OF wiIAI.EY MITCHELL,
& CLANCY. WILLIAM WUAI.EY.
December l.. 1906.
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IT OST, A PAIR OF PLAIN GOLD SPECTA-
i "A CLES. Tho finder win be nberally rewarded by
leaving the same OF THIS OFFICE.
DecoInbor II
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r GST.-TAKEE AWAY FROM TIiB N. 70.
IL Railroad Depot In mistake, some time during the
month of September last roll Of CARPETINa, Bew-
ed up In canvas and marked E p Leman Please return
It. Dsoember1
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THARLESTON ORPHAN IIOUSE.-yvANT-
" Ed PORTER AND GARDENER for the above
Institution. Compensation s25 per month, rations,
lights and fuel with the use OF comfortable house. Ap
plioaons to be left with the STEWARD at the Insttu-
ton. December
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nOG LOsT.-LOsT, ON THE NIGHT OF
Il tho 22d inst, o VERY LARGE, DARK BnINDLE
DULI, Doc, answcring to tha-naIne Of ROVER. A
reward TIN DOLLARS will be giyen II he be left nt
no. 81 BULL STREET, for information which win
lead 70 bis recovery. ~ November % n
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REMOVALS.

DIR. DoSAUSSURE
II AS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE AND OFFICE II
IL No. 191 MEETING-STREET, ono door bcloy
Wentwortl-stroct mwf19 October 10
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A NEW POET.

-. "A new new poet, and true one, writes thus orr.
glna,ly and bewitchinely OF that much be-
Wltched subject the moon:-
W my white, white, light moon, that saileth in
the sky,
LOOK Down upon the whirlng world, for you
are up so high, TT' III -
Ano teli me where my Donald is, VINO sailed
across the sea, -I--'l
ana maze path Q sitoer light TO lead hin, back
TO me. "I -
o, my white white, bright moon, your cheek is
coldly fair,
little cloud beside you seems yo,tr ,cjLIy float
ing hair;
And II you would moi have me grow as white
and cold as thee
TO make mighty tide to draw my Donald back
to me.
U, my light, white, bright moon, that doth so
tondly shine
There Is not lily in the world but hides its face
from thine,
L, too shall go and hide my face close in the dust
from thee,
Unless with light and tide you bring my Donald
Dhck 10 me- HENRY L. ABBEY.
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Napoleon's "Casar,-Ingenious Device

The Pau Mall Gazette has the folloWing:-
"Readers of the French Bmperor's Life of
Cesar ought to be on their guard as to the
imperial knowledge of Latin, and still more as
to the Emperor's views of the privileges of
translator. The Saturday Re0ie,o in two instances
shows the ingenuity with which not only Cesar
but Cicero also, is made TO teach Napoleonism.
In Caesars own account OF his speech ut Rayenna
the Latin OF a certain passage stands as folio VS.:
-'Quarum rerum lilo tempore nihil iactum, ne
cogitatum quidem; nulla lex promugata, non
Now for the French: -'D'ailleurs aucune loi MA
etc promulguee, aucune proposition soumise a
la sanction du peuple; tout ce qul q ete fat sans
te peUpte est ateg'tne.' Here for the first time in
history we have an indication OF the genuine
French pte6isclte. Not one word of the phrase
we have put in italics, il will be Obseryed, is
IN the original; but by most ingenious
device the simple reader is induced to
believe that Caesar actually announced
this modern theory in words which were
borrowed from him by the first Ma
poleon on his return from El0a, to which event
we are quietly referred in note. Cicero AGAIN
is made to divide Roman society into the party
of honest men and the party of villains, lust as
now every honest man in France is, as we know,
an imperialist. But what Cicero did say was
precisely what General Peel said lately in the
House, that, politically speaking all men are
liars Ego quos tn bonos esse dicas writes
Cicero to Attlcus, non intelligo; ipse nullos
now; sed ta, 81 orIines bonorum querimus nam
singulares sunt boni vlri. Verum IN dissensioni-
bus ordines bonorum ct genera querenda sunt.'
The Emperor thus renders this lmpor ant SEN
fQu'entendez. par ces hommes du
bon parti? Jen'en connais pas que je puisse
nomme. Jen connals 81 nous pentendons de la
classe entiere des honnetes gems; car indiyiduel-
lement dams lie vrai sens du mot, lis sont rares;
mais dams les dissensions civiles, c'est la cause
des honnetes gems qu'll faut chercher ou il est ,
The translation, in fact, is made directly TO con-
tradIct the ORIGINAL. There is no such thing as
an honest man in politics, say Cicero and the
member for Huntington; though whether the
gallant General would go on to denounce the
Tories as party as Cicero goes on to denounce
every class of Romans as classes, NAV perhaps
be doubted Such, at any rate, is the trust
worthlness OF the Emperor of the French.n
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DENTISTRY.

THOUSANDS CT TEETH EXTRACTED
1|t without pain II Patent applied for MY new tn
NoffHp Yention Double reversible Self adjusting
SAFETY Waived inhaled administering Nitrous Oxide
Gas and extracting teeth without palm The only mode
that the Gas Do e,opery and safely admnistereA
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a SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.
IA No. 1l39 6lkARD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Z, 1856
Will be sold at EuDnc Auction on account OF the
United States. on the ground, at TW EHIiErH and
NORRIS Streets, Philadelphia, Pa,
On SATURDAY,
July A. 1866 sale commencing at 10 O'Clock A 81
pIeclsey, tine Building, etc., heretofore known as
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n OY NJ N T SAL K.

GOV u N NJ N T S Al k.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July s, 1856.
AUCT1ONl AUCrI0N!!
VIII be sold at the United states Commissary
warehouse, near corner of Sixteenth ana Calowhih
streets, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, July Is,
1856 the following Commissary property
10 tons COAL tmore or essl.
The material Of five BAKE OVENS, including
hre ana common brick, about 35 600 (eXoeptng out
side wallsD stone (exceptIng outside wals), IRON
doo1s campers, rods, gas fixtures, pipe yeast room
1901, windows etc. etc.
Sprlng Balances Butcher Knives,
Faucets, 23 Case Knives
6Forks, SCOOPS,
Ia Spoons, Hatchets,
l Bung starter Meat Hooks,
Fire Proof safe, 3 Commissarv Chests,
2svts Liquid Measures, l pair Counter Scales,
3Funnes, 3 Weights,
2Cleavers, l Bung Screw,
Meat saw l w hee barrow.
Also, at same time and place, the following Com
missary Stores, slightly damaged
l,74O pounds Bacon l85 pounds Salt Beef.
(shouders) All pounds Rlce
1,790 pounds Corn Meal, 627 pounds Homny,
IL 0O0pounds Hard Bread, 443 pounds Beans,
1858 pounds Peas, I258 pounds Salt,
81 pounds smoked 130 gallons Molasses.
Beef,
The Coal will be sold by the weighed ton of two
thousand pounds. The Sale is nearly new, OF very
large size, Farrell Herrings patent and well
worth the attention of persons in need of such an
article. All the above property and stores can be
examined at any time before sale. The material Of
the Ovens must be removed by the purchaser within
two weeks; all other articles within five days after
sale, ana all purchases must be paid for before
mova.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed too
low.
C.L KlLBURN.
793t Brevet Brigadier-General, A. q. q. 8.
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n l. o I II L N G &.

n l. o I II G..
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTuINe |
June 20. 1866
Separate Proposas, sealed and endorsed Promo.
sails Tor Navy Clio hing and Navy Materials viii he
received at this bureau until o'c ock 7. NJ on the
23d day Of July, 1866 for furnishing and delivering
ION receiving thirty days notice. at the United States
Navy Yard, BROOKLYN, N. Y. IN such numbers and
quantities, and at such tunes may be specified BY
the Chief o. this Bureau, or by the Commandant OF
said Navy Yard, the numbers and quantities Of
the different articles specified in the following list
VIII
Blue Flannel, yards, 200 900.
Cnltskin ShOes pairs, Is 600.
Blankets numLe 10000.
the Flannel to be deliverable one-half in 80, and
one-halt IN 120 days
Oilers may be made for one or more articles, at the
option OF the bidder and in case more than one ar
tce Is contained IN the offer, the Chief of the Bu
reau VIII have the right TO accept one more of
the articles contained IN such oer and reject the
mainCor.
For description of the articles in the above list bid.
ders are referred TO the samLe at the Navy Yards
at New York and Boston, and for information as to
the laws ana regulations lin pamphlet orml Ie0ard-
ing contracts, 10 the Offices of The COmmandants and
PAY masters OF the several Navy Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
pIopo al not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment. 620w4t
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QUARTERMAsrER-GEN OvFroR.
FIRST DIVISION


GIESBOhO, ~ Y.
QUARTERMAsrER-G ENEnAI's Ovrron.
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHNaroN, ID. g., June 10, 1895
BY order OF the Quartermastef. General there
VIII be sold on the promises. at Public Auction.
iSS O. 0o No. Oommencins george o1 TEspxp sTsxp-
July 10, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. M, and oontlnains
FRDAY Jam zane ~ h0%r zach gaSh day dv hsrsSsr "a, exoe
will be soldl, until the whole shall have beon dis
poseo Of, the following described public properly,
Eleven III OFFICES frame, 2sx14O two sto-
res, 16x20 16xS8 two 20x20 two stOriesJ, l6x3S
(ki,chen adjoining 1Ox16) 12x32 16x16, two 28xas.
LgRfv.nine tssl ,LA,BoRERs' QUARTERS
(framel; seventytour 16x18 fourteen l2xI4 and one
16x16, with shed adjoining Skill
Zen tl9l DIV ELtINMGS nc ltramel 2Sx5O two stories.
with back bui dings l2xS2, four l0x2l, l5x4O 16x81,
1642S with wing l6x17 and two kitchens adjoin nE
9xl2 and lOxlO, l6x20, with wing lOx14l 24x2 twth
Nine ISJ MES HOUSES trrameJ 2sx1sO two attn.
reel l6x6O with wing 16x20, 2Sx1aO two storlesl,
2SxlSO with additions 1Oxl2l. 2Sx14O, 2sx5O tive
stoIies) 10x60, 16x34, and 28x40
rhlrty'tSo 1897 STABLES (framel; tweuty.four
2Sx432 SIX 2SxS56 one 11x32 and one 12x29 with
'1tS One q aosri iVi al STABLE frame, with 6rs
lDeal feet of stablIng.
:. One ii fssUiNG STABLE trame), with Ssrs
twenty lsOj BUILDINes Cframo,, 2sxs2. ssx5s.
5SxSS 1921 o l@SHeS @ I9xIS four 1ex50 four Sx2s.
SHEDDING, 775S hneai feet.
Thirty-two tS2j WAFER TANKS, axis; two Ioot
Oeep.
seventy eight (7S, HANGERS, Stx1s; three and
ha feet deep
Iweny (20l OUT HOUSES.
One C) hAY SHED 1l2x812.
One ~ GRAIN house (framel, 56x220.
Three (3J WHARVFS; One 40 1S1 square
feet
FENCING, % $50 Iineal feet
One ~ oTOREhOUSE (trame) 52x15O
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS (tramel, 48x160,
and CAS- 100
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, 17x32.
The lllldlnQs will he . Ul md mat ha
moved within twenty days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
OF the purchasers. The depot accessible by water
and vessels OF the largest be loaded at the
wharf.
1erms-Cash, in Government funds
A boat for Glesboro VIII leave the Sixth stroet
wharf every hour during the day of sac
For further information apply person. or By
letter, TO Captain GEORGE 1. BROWNING, A. O
M, GIesborO, ID. G., or to this Office
JAMES A EKIN,
BIevet Brigadier. General U. 5. A, IN charge
500 wim9t First Division, z. NJ G. o.
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHING ron,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., July 8, 1865 ]
. Wiu be sold at Public auction, on WEDNES
Government Warehouse No. 4 and No 5, situated
on New York avenue between Eighteenth and
Nlneteenth sheets west, under the direction of
BreVet Lieutenant Colonel JAMES NJ. MOORE A
O. Nj, United states Army,
A LO OF UNSERVICEABLE CLOTHING AND
CONDEMNED QUARTLRMASIER'S STORES
consisting of about
2197 Great Coats, 947 IroWsers
1874 Dress Goats, 1859 shirts,
3l0 Jackets (assortedl 525 Drawers.
| 269 Sack Coats
And large amount OF Tools suitable for the use of
backsmiths, carpenters saddlers timers, and other
mechanics. Also;-
Stoves, Fire Hose
Heaters. Hose Couplings,
Ranges, Hose Pipe,
CaudrOns, rlOse NOzzles,
Cooking Utensils, Ladders,
Stove Pipes Cotton Paulins,
Elbows Steam Pump,
Lanterns, Platform Scales,
Knives, eelbarroWs
Ilunks, Iron Beds steadS,
bath Iubs, Wooden Benches,
Brides, Spades,
HalteIs, ZINC,
Riding Saddles, Old iron,
Brushes, Rope (assortedl
seven Hose Carriages. PackIng Boxes
One Hand Fire enginr,
With a variety OF other properly, together with
about IL, 900 pounds OF WOOllen and Cotton Rags.
Sae will be continued from day to day until all
the property IS sold
Purchasers must remove property within five (6)
days rom cate OF hale.
Terms Of sale-Cash, in Government funds.
ID. H. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chez Quartermaster,
lOT Depot OF Washington.
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DROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO
il YACHTS OR SAIL BOATS

i lANbIS Uh SAIL BOAIS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA, la July 9, 1866 (
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Will be received at
this office until FRIDAY, II O'c ock M. july 20,
1866, for furnishing the Quartermasters Department
with two ~ Yachts or sail Boats OF from twenty
five t25) to thirty 1907 tons
These boats to be IN good condition and ready for
immediate use.
BdCers will state price in writing and figures
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signature must be appended to the
guarantee, and certified to being good and sufIi.
cient security Tor the amount invoved by the United
States District Judge, Attorney or Collector, or
other public officer otherwise the bid will not be
considered.
The right is reserved to reject all bids not deemed
of interest to the Government
BY order of
Brevet Brig Gen. GEORGE II. CROSNAN,
Assistant Quartermasier-jen. u. s. Army,
HENRY BOWMAN,
7910t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ QUARTERMASIER'S STORES, CLOTH
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TURNER'S LANE HOSPITAL, viz:
Frame Bun dInRs 3l6 feet OF s.Inch Gas.
j Cooking Range, Pipe,
Iron GauldTOSs, 21l feet OF l-inch Gas
= Iron Stoves Pipe,
Iron BatH. lpbs, sos feet OF l.inOh Gas.
l Upright Boiler, Pipe,
hopper, ~ 8l3 ffeet of I-lnoh Gas.
Pumps, 34l Zee fee. OF Galvanized
Iron Sinks Iron ater.Ppe.
l lion Wash stand All leet or Lead Pipe las
OGDEN Wash.Smks, sOrtedL
HydTantsI AZ Gas Pendants,
Water-Iank (lS50 gal 80 Pennant Arms and
Ions tachl, Burners,
Wooden Dressers, Is EodY Cocks
Counters. ShllvlnG, Draw Brackets
eIs, ETC., IL Pillar locks,
239 feet OF l3-lnch Gas 2l StOp-COcks,
Flpe, 81 Blob Cocks,
III iect of lfinch Gas Hose COck.y
Pipe, Il2OO Bricks in Chimneys,
l66 feet OF 1-lnch Gas ran ranges, etc.
The Frame Buildings contain about "a $50 feet of
HemlOck ScantIinP, l7,250 feet OF Flooring and
Tongued boards, SO 800 feet Rough Boards
he BUILDINGS viii be sold separately.
Terms OF sale-(ash GOVernmeht funds.
deposit of ten l0l per cent. 10 be paid on every
accepted bid, the balance immedlatey alter the
sale.
foota more or Iess," as they lie buried IN the
ground TO be dug up and tho ground filled IN by the
purchaser and by superficial measurement amount
10 l6b feet Gas-ppe (assorted b24 feet Pinch Iron
Pine ana 200 feet Lead WateI-pipe
Plans of the Buildings can be obtained and sche-
on of Lots seen, upon application at this Office.
The Buildings etc., must be removed within two
(2) weeks from the date OF sale, and will Do at the
iisk OF the purchasers.
The Ridge Avenue Passenger Railway cars pass
near the Hospital every i've minutes.
Brev. Brig Gen. GEOBGE H. CROSMAN,
Assistant or M. General u. S. Army
GEORGE X. ORME,
776t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J.VAUGHAA MRRRIcK WILLIAM H. MEBRIoK.
JOHN e. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOU NDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK u SONS,
ENGlN EERS AND MACHIHISTS.
manufacture High and Low Pressure Engines for
Land. River and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gas0meters, Tanks, iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds either iron or brass. .....
Railroad Stations etc = -
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and i-
proved construction.
Every description OF lantation Machinery and Sugar
Saw and Grlst Mills Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
Defecators, Fl ters, Pumping Engines etc.
Sole Agents for N BlleuX's Patent sugar Boiling
Apparatus, esmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and AS
pnWal Woolsey' Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 630S
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PROPOSALS.
A ssisTANr oUARlERMAs1ER's OFFICE.

A SsIsTANr QUARIERMAs1ERs OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA DLPor, July Q, 1906
SALE OF QUARTERMAsTER'o STORES
VIM be sold at Pubic Auction, on account of the
United states, at the SchuykIll Arsenal GravIs
terTv road, Philadelphia Pa on FRIDAY Inv
ID, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ the folIow
lnR oescnDed Quartermaster's sto Ies viz
Wool, Old Rome Yarn
Linen and Cotton Cut Blanket Cuttings,
nGs, Leather scraps,
Old Baiing, Scfap Iron -
Old Ropes, Old Nails,
Waste Paper, Old Knapsaek IinInos
assorted Rags, Old ano Broken Boxes
hnal sack scraps also about twenty t20l
Leaiber straps, Loads of Manuro W
Old ] wine,
Terms OF sale-Cash, in Government funds
deposit OF ten Q0l per cent TO be paid on every
accepted BID; the balance Immediately after the
sale
All stores purchased TO be removed within a 70
days after the date purchase
BY order OF
Bvt. Brig Gen. GEORGE H CROSMAN
Asst Quartermaste r Genera u s. Army
HENRY W JAMES
capt. and a. o. M, BVt Major u. 5. Army
1SA Executive and Inspecting Officer.
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Fourteen million gallons of Cochituate
water we're used In Boston in June, 1865. The
water In the lake is now six and half inches
below high-water mark, and the hshY smell
which was troublesome few years ago Is be-
ginning to be perceptible again.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF GoYERNMENT BUlLDINO
p sIAdBLEsh FENcING, wHARvES, EfC, Al