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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF STEAM GRIsT MILL AT rHE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GLESBOkO, d. O.

QxartaMas,er Geasral's Ofcs, First Diptsioa.(
By order Of the cusrtsrmaster -l % General. M ther.
yill be sold on the premises at public auction un-
TEpN EsphY seSss Yprs fsSSRfi 1873 ~ Il
O'Clock % n, the following described public proper
ONE ~ sTEAM GRINDING AND FEED
MILL,
frame, with massive granite feuAd dations } 70 by 80
an the best materiai and in the
Also. a. the same time and place. the machinery
and appliances OF the mill, consisting of
ONEu ENG!NE.0F 100 HORSE POWER,
and twenty four I2a inches stroke, set upon .
heavy cast iron bed plate with cold and hot water
dIlvbR pulley Of the same material ten 0) feet in
diameter and twenty ,four CAD inches face. with
TWO (D BOILERS rsGu OF So-HoRsE POWER
r,.as O, ,bs hes, ho,,.I iron s,,,ssn,h. ..,s,
Of an inch in thickness Eve - feet in diameter,
and fourteen l4 feet five (5 iuches In length each
90 and one.fourth q inches in diameter, with all
TEN uoJ PAIks OF REEDS PATENT BUCK.
INGHAA THIRTY 1901 INCHES sPKING
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
tet In heavy well balanced frames, with hay cut:
ters; ee-s.ors and eonyeyors sufficient to cat aud
aeqPomics, and iassT SAVING plan: -.
pnlless of faced and balanced, with hang
esEs &c The main belt Of
belts for driving the mills Be, Of the best ssk
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine Boilers, n hachinsry and Fixtures of
every description, are Of the very best msterta,s
tien and fine working erder, the mill having been
In Operation =9gersti1n only about % months; ., ,s o,
ment. on - day of sale the buildings will be ssld
separately.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the FIRST tlst) day a May next, nm
less otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
A boat for 6esboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of tale.
Any further inf -rmation that may be desired
viii be given upon sEplicatien, in person or by
q. NJ, Giesboro, or to this ofice
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. in charge
fe 72.da lst Div. U. N. g. o.
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~Quite sensation occ urred at Derby
Line, Vermont-last week, Tuesday. A couple
OF juvenile French Canadians came over the
border TO commit matrimony. An enterpris-
ing bailif followed after them hard, and over.
look them near Newport, turned them back to
Derby Line, where young Thibaldeau was
advised that he was not obliged to obey the
behests OF q Canadian officer. A minister was
thereupon called in, and the young fugitives
after the "happy pair had s.retired,n their
sleep was rudely disturbed by the arrival of
three Of the lady's brothers, who caused ths,a
to arise. Upon learning the fact o. the mar.
rage however, tpey advised the new brsther-
in-1aw to return home and be legally married
by the rites of their church. It seems that the
young lady had been smuggled out of the
convent at Three Rivers, where she was soon
TO have taken the veil. ~ rt ..E -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SESATR.-After our report closed yesterday,
the case OF MI Stockton being under con-
Mr.. Sumner withdrew his motion TO amend
the journal, and motion of Mr.. Poland to re-
consider the vote was agreed TO. .... --
Mr.. John son said a number of Sen ators Were
absent, and he therefore moved t. postpone
the further consideration OF the resolution un-
I'll Thursday next
Mr.. Sumner offered q resolution that the vote
OF MIR. Stockton be not received in deterInin-
ing his right TO a scat IN the Senate
Mr.. Sherman moved that the resolutions
be referred to the Committee on the J Judi-
ciary, with instructions to report on Thursday
next. -.-'-.'
Mr. Sumner opposed any poetponement
The question WAS then taken on the motion
OF Mr.. sherman to refer 20 the Committee on
the Judiciary; which was decided in the mega
tive By vote of yeas ls, nays %.
The question was then taken on the resolu-
ton offered by Mr. Sumner; which was agreed
Mr.. johnson asked that the vote be now
taken on his motion 70 postpone until Thurs
day next.
MI Wade said there was no necessity for
any psstponement. No more magnaninity on
the subject could be expected. All those who
desired TO speak on the subject had done so
and those who had taken no part in the debate
Mr. Hendricks appealed TO the mayuanimity
Of Senators to postpone until full vote can be
had -. = p. .------ .-r.-...----
Some further discussion took place, when, on
with the understanding that the case comes up
first III order tomorrow. -..-
HOUsE.-Yesterday after our report closed
The CHAIR announced Messrs. Washburne,
OF Illinois, and Wilson, of Iowa, as the two
additional members on the Committee on the
Airline Railroad. -
The House then took up the bill previously
reported by Mr.. Alley, of Massachusetts, from
the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads,
entitled "a bill to amend the postal laws"
The bill was considered by sections: and az
Ter having been yariously altered and amend
ed, was passed.
Mr.. Dawes, OF Massachusetts, from the Com
mitiee on Elections, reported the folio wing
resolutions in regard to the contested election
case of Dodge VS.. Brooks.
RcsOtu'd, That the Hon. James Brooks is not
entitled 10 seat in this House as a representa-
tive in the Thirty -nneA Congress from the
Eighth District Of New York. -.. -. = -
Resotred, That Hon. W. +. Dodge is entitled
to a seat in this House rs a representative in
the Thirty-ninth Congress from the Eighth
District of New York
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, i: was ordered
that the evening session be dispensed with;
also, that in all future evening sessions, the
first hour Of the same should be considered as
"morning hour" and devoted exclusively to
the consideration of morning hour business.
And the House then ad tourned.
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NEW DoDGEs BY THIEvRs.-The bralns of the
thieNIng fraternity are prolific. As fast as de-
tected IN one style of operating, and the practice
becomes dangerous to their safety, they resort
10 another. They have now shown a purpose
to plunder the ladies who carry more of this
world goods than the men. The roguss carry
a sharp knife for the purpose OF defending
themselves in case of attack, and to relic We
ladies OF their fashionabl excrescence worn
by tie negro wenches OF Central Africa-calIed
waterfalls" With the deXterity OF a painted
savage on the war path, they will with the
flourish OF scafping knife take a waterfall
from lady's head close to the skin, and the
operation is performed with so much delicacy
that the lady only discovers her loss when her
head drops upon her bosom, having been de-
prived of its coUnterbaiance. The value OF the
haul made by the thieves varies, and Is a
mattrr of chance. 1t is a poor scalp that will
not yield from five to eight dollars worth Of
hair, Then the contents of the ball varies from
nothing to fifty or even q hundred dollars
Gold watches, pencils, ,portemonies, more or
less In cash, note paper, envelopes visiting
cards, photographs, needle work, laces, and
many other things Of more or less value re.
ward the audacious thief. so says the Roches.
ter Union. ........ .'........, -. ..
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SThe gossip about Queen Victoria and the
Scotch guardsman Brown is revived. He was
formerly sort ofout.door body servant TO
Prince Albert, and indeed bears strong re-
semolance to the Prince. She 80 doats upon
him that she keeps him constantly near her
person, at all her palaces, and in all her Jour-
neys TO and from them. She cons ults her pet
on all subjects, and takes his advice so abso-
lutely that the rest of the Royal Household
have become very jealous OF him. The last
story is that she is going TO. Knight him. Marry
him she not, for the law Of the realm for.
bids her TO marry one of her own subjects.
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"A Prize Fight.

On yesterday, the s.Fancyn were much exei,
ed. "A prize fight had taken place, and the su-
thorltles had been In utter ignorance OF the en-
IRE affair. Some weeks ago match wac made
Tor one hundred dollars, between a man named
Carr, OF Washington city, and a man named
Collyer, OF this city. Those interested kent the
matter very dark. On yesterday, the friends Of
the two contestants for pugiiistic honors rnet
In the city, and about 10 O'Clock a steamboat
which was quietly waiting for its burden Of
dignitaries, received its freight, and quietly
slipped ont Of the harbor. On board were
many of the admirers OF the amanly art'' in this
city, some from Washington. and few from
Creek, where a favorable spot was selected,
and the pins and ring were staked. In a few
minutes the parties entered. both about, the
ton Of manhood. Eegant in formstion, eyery
muscle exhibited the power he Possessed. Carr
sadly lacked of the training which ftly pre-
pares man for the ring, He was lsshy and IN
Coliyer was seconded by Clinton James and
Joseph Phelan, and Carr by John Fitzgerald
and Edward Kearney. lt was evident from
the begin ming that Carr was not in condition
10 fight, and his friends felt that the issue
wonid result TO his disadyan tage. he was
anxious TO try, however, and shhlbieed
ton of all lovers of Fistiana. Both the men
exhibited the finest skin in giving and re-
ceiying, but the superior qualities Of Collyer
the ghost OF a chance for Carr after the frst
round. He hit finely, but was not in condition
to receive punishment. Livery blow OF hsR
opponent told fearfuIly. He was very game"
but there was no use strugelin against Gollyer.
He was cool and collected, and every mo-
which ne made spoke calculation. rs.sr
rounds were fought in less thu txenSx-eys
minutes, IN not one Of aich did Carr nave
the advantage, except In the seeopd. He
did not take aSyaptage OF this one, and
tonsequepuy suffered aii sas tms. II was a
real, earnest night, and was fc. ~ea on both
sides from the beginning. AT the eioee
Of the fourteenth round, Carr's friends.
sured that he could not win ordered the
sponge TO be thrown mp, which was done, and
the Fight ended. Both parties ex xhibited the
grit which has made the name of .sSDribb', and
sullivan famous. Thewhcle party ther 70:
aboard the stearner and returned TO the city,
where very pleasant time. as II 10 called, was
nad The best feeling prevailed among the
irtenos OF both parties, and the supporters OF
Carr are anxious for another trial they pro-
pose 10 Eight the match oysr for $500 In eight or
zen weeks. Carr ie only nfnetsen years OF are.
ana wss not seriously injured by the 'snill."
he Is anxious TO try n over again, snd NO doubt
match viii be made, as the bAckers OF Coll
yer have an opinion that there is nothing on
he continents can whip him. II 10 certain that
ne s fighter and worthy contest win the
best OF those who claim 20 be experiences in
this aecomphshment-Baiffn Gazette, 27k.
nIAn innkeepsT observed a postiltiou with
only one spur, an In uired the reason. "Why,
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STRANGE Acr.-A woman In Nashua. NJ )
was placed in receiving tomb, procured the
hey OF the tomb on Tuesday, and vent ss.S
took the child out and carried il home and mt
IL In a cradle and rocked it, She af.e,-.pI
carried II ronnd and exhibited IL 10 ssvsrsit.
dividusls and defed oil endeayors In tar. a.
from her for several hours. Finally po Wer.
fnI oPia'e was given her, and The dead chiid
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FouDooIsN IN lSDIANAPoLIs-The Indian
apolls Herald says that the diabolical rnyste-
ries Of youdoo witchcraft are becoming fear
fniiy prevalent among the colored population
Of that city, having been introd need by re gse
negroes from the South. A ner vous gentle,nan
WHO mad contraband servant girl, was d bril-
Eco the o'her day to discover q ball conn ,sea
OF bar, coagulated blood, toe-naiIs AMI IN All
shell, fewed up in his coat pocket. lie rippeJ
out the informal contrivance, disoharged tha
girl, broke the spell, and now sleeps so un ndIv
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~ The Boudoir says -. Very deep cuffs
are worn on the street as well as AZ the break
last table. Those for morning wear arc gener-
ally In plain white linen. For street wear
they are made up in point, Mechlin, Cluny,
lars, standing and turn down, are narrow and
deep, and ars made to match. They may be
lined now with one colored silk, and now with
another, and thus many sets OF elegant lace
may be simulated where bat one set really ex.
istsn ' IEsE7F- =
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AMUSEM ENTS.
6kOVER'S new fHEATEn,
Pennsyivania avenue. near Willard's Hotel.
LB0HARD GR0vER OO.................D Directors
LEONARD GR0yEB-....O. ID. HESS

REsUMPTION OF THE FORMER POPULAR
PRICES OF ADMISSION, -
With extra charge for securing seats in advance
GRAND PRODUCTION.
In n style of hitherto Unsxsmpled Maguifcence,
of the entire Great spectacular Drama, in Five
Tableaux, entitled
THE SEA OF ICE; Or, A THIRST FOR GOLD;
Replete with Effects Of the most startling and
novel nature, produced with new and magnif-
icent scenery, by strong; wonderful meohan
ical effects, by Kelly aud Gross; superb COS
tunes by Mrs Endistie; properties and ap;
pointments by q. =. Foster; aud ali the original
WEBER. The grand cast Of characters IS one of
the very best ever selected for the same piece in
America, calling into reauisition the entire
strength of the Great Company. to which has been
added, Ms Leading Lady, the Reautiful and Ar
compIished Young American Actress, MRS. AG
MIS- PERRY
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BgILDIN 9S
- STABLES: rENCIEG. wHARVKs, 6c.,
AT GIEsReRO n a -..-.-'.

trS'''s"e''' GssTo~S Cgtee, Isl DtctsioH,
WashIngfOs, February ~, 1855
By order of the QUsrternas;sr General there
DER the Eeeo5 Sh aae q ssSf .1s.iOn nm
AZ N, commencing on MONDAY, April 2, 1850,
d. ss G si
NJ, ,nS "a 4 pay APRIL and on which day. the
Whole 'hsll have been disposed OF, the following
EisrsH ii hiSiS 6feFlSSEy feFlSSsEy 70 SIsss sIs x, two
,ierie., l5I2o isxss two ssITo. Two stories rsI
B, tkltchep adjoining loxI6J l2K32. l5xis two 2jx
,Eishty nine (s9) LABORERs QUARTERS,
itrane, seventy four l61IS fourteen lsxI4 and one
i'fG Ten h tis a DwEHEfSSssa EsHcEfRSs a1 tframe ,D 1.-TWO
stories With back buildings, l7Is2 fOsr l0x7i I5I
Sns s1 vsS sins Sn
Nine MESS ;hff aoSEsn nEs9sins fr.as ao ,,s
sis.;: s:. vita stGs ls.1s Is 5 , s..
-. .Thi,ty-t.SlsA STABLES, (frameJ twenty feur
.S -, aI sIS5 one nx3l, snd one l3x2s with
One r}fiaf RospirAI t STABLE frame with 20
,,Uns sDIssIiEa STABLE, dr.me, with s,s,2
Tvssty osoi BGIGbINes,t rran.J asr,a. .suss.
75I4n; 2l1R, 7sx3eo, 2ox2s; and ExH.
ThirtS "1 two 81, ]: " 'WATIs TANKS. ,,ls. two fee.
Seventy asht 0sD hAHGEBs, s.rls, 81. feet
Twenty 20, on. HOUSES.
ons1i Hay SHE'D. li7x5i7
One In RAN z i pV HOUSE, franc s5I1n;
Three go " n INV ES, one 20 Isl square feet,
II. .lss sqnaTs feet, and one $50 sauare feet
FESCISG, q $50 line1l feet -
One ~ sTOREHOrSE. .frame,) 52xlEo.
Two BLACKshITHS' SHOPS, (frsme, } 4s.lso,
ard 63x l60. "
One Ih EsGIEE H0EsE H1s2
The buildings win be cold sirgly and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The baildipss viii be taken desn at the ex pepas
81 purchasers; but the lumber will, IL desired be
delivered by the Government, free Of charge for
ransportxtion, on the depot wharf.
TERMS Cash In Government funds.
boat for Gtssborn viii lfAve the Sixth. street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale.
Fer farther Information apply In person or By
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWHIHG, A. Q. n,
eissbore, ID. O., or to this olies
JAMES A. RKIN,
Rrevet Brigadier General in charge,
fe 2s-tap2 First Division o n a b
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT ByuLpINss a.
- CAMP PAsoIE, NEAR Anna
POIIs

HsaS4EsTfers DsparInsnf AZ WasAisriO..
GSlosef GiiO Lhssrsey1naTs, 4
WaSkiasfoa, ID. e., harch Is iS,;S
VII be scld on the lrsmiass. 1t public asetion,
=! ssn = p6SHL6 SiH q sASfIb Nc = i
1AsP PAROLE, MAE ANNAPOLIS, ND:
~ ~, on. s.rr.eh su,seese. quarter, 7s.N feet
~ hnShsn aud Lining RDom ssxf6 feet
u{ 80 BARRACKS for stew ards. kc., 3sxIo tset
h,,Uss Des1- house. 24xtf feet .
,sirne ash house, bex,s feet
~ Three kinks IeIb tet
~ One lee sou.s I'M - fact. ... ...t go.
-sIaiaEs viii be sold sisgIy, and pnr-
tbsr WI De allowed fftsea days to remove
.Ien.I,, ,s Snard VIII rsnain In ehsrse Of the
fsrms. Cash, In Govsrnnsnt sn.is
r., .cs,.,o MI LUpTSaros,
- SsAfNrnastsr DspS " washingsos.
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CRlAT BIsOeyxRy II DENTISTRY.
: TEETH sXTRAOrED WITHOUT PAIH,

1esn edyise all Rsr.ons he ns teeth 70 toHA
sxtFscS 70 call at DR. LEWIE 3 Once, aAdU1vX
have then taken ont without pain. O
Also, call and o. anime the Doetert 2 nsw and im-
proved nethsd Of inserting ART TEETH.
ye1 win have them In no other style than this aew
40 Valuable one. Teeth inserted on 0oid, Silver
sSss Sssesa The The Ssies on oar vorh sisos the sreaa
Ne: sls Psnns avenue, between issh and 18th
tssse-iy LpvID. n. D., Dsntia.
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WAsHiNer0N CITY LOAN OFFICE.

RosHs e s1s5s seSss Es,d :sFessss
.sa 81 sTBs, Tssif fsEEs &c. &C. fhasns rS. ). g
hinss Known IN Eurone and Americs A. yAR
DIN Florist, lsth, corner Of n wsshi gton, D. o.
. Lah Elm al. ..t..1.
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III ReBE1r BOYD.
AAp"AAE AsR s6onas asoUsETUREIsHISe
hanuf.e,ur.r Of fsroy9s y2sps; n; sars rp,v.opa
AiN' SofPEk. and sHEEf-IRON
9TH sfRkf, BETwKEN d AND =.
ssns,sn,N nn sor All hinas Of stoves Ard Ranges
. - kepsirie promptly ds.. MAIN.
mp! AanupsAELs shEEP HusBANDRY.-Rsa.
ni.ss.ss ~ ns,,r. ooi hnssS Husha ndry. Dsdd On
ssI A,i.s. Domestic Animal. Jennins. ostsis ygi
Poritry KnowlsonI Uox ~ nnTeeg swine, AID
F.sey Natural History Of the or Iibs D'e'sr'
hhn fRANCH TAYLOR
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METZEROTT HALL. ~.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 2s,
THEODORE HABELMAN's
LAST GRAND SACRED CONCERT.

PROGRAMME.
PART
l. Trio, from Joseph. Mehul
Mad Johannsen. Mr. Steinecke, Haheiman.
Miss Krause. " ''''' ,'''-'
5. Gu Darkning Night. ALL
4. Bass Song. Prayer from Zssr and Zimmerman
Mr.. Steinecke.
5. Ave Schubert
Mad Johsnnsen.
o. " anderer Guiding eska
Theodore Habelman.
/. Quartetto Fidelio... Bee ethoyen
Mad. Johannsen, Miss Schmidt, Steinecke,
and Habelmsn.
2. Vslse de Concert .....De Kouski
8. Av, Maria strsaeiis nrauso vlO.ow
r, Mad; Johannsen sad Mr.. steineeks:
D. Ihou hbo'e-'-,;.. ..... R<fchRrt
Mr.. Habeiman
hopih euslr. Mr.: Hsbelman
NVnc w mr.. SCha1er
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
RESERVED SEATS FIFTY CENTS EXTRA.
To be had at Mstzerott's Music stere. "
The Magnificent Grand Plane usea on this ocsa.
sion is from the mandatory Of ....- -.....
-..-. ..... sTEIEWAY SONS ---''--
Doors open at "a O'Clock; to commence at 8
- STUPENDOUS CONSOLID4TIOS
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SALE OF sTEAM BoILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPR.rIR PLUGS. &C OOM-
PRlsikG TIE MATER WORKS

Al 6lEsbORO, ". u.
QEaIiJas'ie, GensrsIs 0Nes, Fzs birtsios,l
BY order Of sAs Quarter master Ssssrai' there
npdeE me soa sEsa GO sne srsni,e: a pnbis .sesn,
ips, A: 2. M, o. THURSDAY, aprils iss5, a, /,
oeissh m, the following described public prop
,s2E STEAM BoILER. 80 fee. long and s,... in
made Of inch boiler iron with all me necesssry
spHuItenanee. iEelsding cast Iron 'front.' gauge
.SSss .Sd ssos siHss valves feed PUMP .Moi. STACK
baIs pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, &c. ali in rood
JEo wO8THIHG1QN STEAM FoReE
soree power each. and eash capable OF pum .ine .nd
terelhg tooeo g.llsns Of water per dsy Cornected
mas. eseS. Are s me rsqSs,ss valves, glands eopp
lIs,s rrn - are comparatively new. and in coa-
NE s.; s;Vsn intS :. TATs. "a, PIE fssw
1850 Sineh wafer ripe. aga ..
1insh vrousht-irsn I"
sS4 IA inch esst- iron --E-.a1sH
2s0 " 10 inch - -----..
200 {" l-iBch "
THIRTY ONE 6AsTIROH FIRE pTuoa
tAyTes patent vita all the nscesaary nsreSn.'
r-eh as rs, bends. stop cocks elbow Ssn, -.
H.Ses, &c, all In eIeellsns condition; toSeshcr
ALL THE. TOOLS, 8s, rec uired sor n.,,,,
teLA!lS., and repairs In water p De. such a piss
ariIi.. pusshs. ssuik}1s tools, &C s''er'' crabs,
ItTns Cab; 10 Goy.rsmsnt funds.
s,i Dc =, psas 70 or before
boat for ,Gis-horo win leave the Sixth. .,rss,
wharf every hour asriDs the day Of sale '''''
viii be gwen upon spsicsfion In pey,oa or Nv ,ss
6iesbOro, b. q, or st ,his once. -
Bevst Brig adisr Gebersl in sbsy,.
" sHb First Division, Q N G. o.
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RY c, ", BoTELER, JR., AuctiOneer.
AUCTION sf1E 2F NfsE5' RHsR5rs1 a. STORES
.ss :. R o. n Es III: :i1 h.
sss f III Ss
PS Gnsft S sh1 for the
iS 90 Pea Is 500
sss Bss @
Cinnamon, ,Po~d LBS ! go Whiskey at. bet. so,0o0
:: Z ss @ Ss!: ssbo. FL: ss ss
ahe.dt 6ns Of Bffs MIN lbs 1Ss S sss w,
SiDssi;5 = bostiss... ~ "l@.' 1000
The % ABOVE sfsis. s sI be sold in lot, 70 su, beth
large and smaii purchasers.
Five t5I days will be allowed to parties in reuo,.
e Catalogue: ready z sass Il; s's sssHa.nnasp sESH
nhn. ffSo3% ". .fs 6ETHEEETfEEaI T. xac..
SALE oE .S6 S9VEEsHEET Issy WIcoAA.N AA.NBULANeEs
WIN ,s,o,s . r,, tssrstea, p 6 March i; iS;5:
washinston. D. q, under the direction OF Brevet
SOSPpei ns,p 9 Pa a. Ton psi1,, 9. A., on M0NDAY,
mentioned government properly, y viz: :''' 'O'"'ns
loo to zoo Light Ambulances,
which win be ssid sinsIy' ana mus. be removed
WITHIN nve days from date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Governmen Mt funds.
ID. IL. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermastsr.
mh Is I5t Depot of Washington.
In addition TO the above, there will be sold, ct
the same time and place.
ONE HpHDRED ONE HORSE CARTS.
The rale viii DC continued from day to day until
all the property is sold. NH "a
SALE OF MANUBE.
SHartsru.aSter Generals Otes, First Dieisioa,l
WdyhtnEl0n, ID. C., February q 1856 (
=, yin be sord st the Cavalry Depot, GisesOro' d.
O.; alarge quantity Of stock yard MANURE, which
viii be delivered to Purchasers the Ersund or In
earges boats Tn be provided by at forty (4o
ents per cubic ard. Two more boats according
! siB 81 can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of the Quartermsster General
JAMES A. EKIH,
BYevet Brigadier General In charge
fe "a dtmar3l First Division, o n q O.,
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY. y -. g.
MS Is TO inform my friends and the nm blIe that
have kEMOYEp MY OFFICE 70 No. -.
ffsy sLsEETH STREET; opposite Odd dS,S~
I'LL or INSECT TEETH on Gold, Silver or
haoeer, and treat irresnlsfity 81 the teeth
"r...# DIR j. r 0OUMBE
eradicate Of the Baltimore College of
Bh zz-lm- .rart Dental Su ruerv B
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nIAn innkeepsr observed postiltiou with
only one spur, and in q uired the reason. "Why,
what would be the nse Of anotner," said the
poetillion. elf one side Of the horse ross ne
other can't stand sull." .-