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EVENING STAR.
Late Southern Items

At an auction sale of horses, at the recent
Amherst. Va, court, they brought on an aver
age SI35 aad Silo
An order bias been issued from the Freed
mems Bureau az Richmond, directing all the
negroes who are able TO support themselves by
labor to vacate, by the LIST OF April, the Gov
eminent buildings on Chimborazo Heights, In
tne vicinity OF that city.
The smallpox is prevailing in North Caro-
eNemph,s, Tennessee, has put up 5000 houses
IN year.
The New Orleans dispatches do not confirm
The reports OF cholera at Mobile and Key
West
Several eolored children abducted from New
Orleans and sold into slavery in Cuba nave
been recovered by the Government
Ex-Governor Vance OF North Carolina has
settle in Charlotte, in tina. STATE. where ne
viii devote himself to the practice of MS pro-
lesson.
A New Orleans paper says:-"we had the
pleasure yesterday of inspecting 4 beautiful
set OF silver spoons" We believe silver spoons
are scarce there.
The New Orleans Times asserts that there is
sufficient labor CT force IA the State of Missis-
slppi to produce three hundred Thousand bales
CT cotton OF four hundred and fifty pounds
per bale
row between some negroes and soldiers
came near ending in a not, in Savannah, on
Saturday. II was quieted, however, without
iaial results. Another row occurred the same
night a: . negro dance. Five negroes were
arrested Gy the police and put in laIl.
Tie Galveston (rexas) News says that the
best informed merchants estimate the amount
of old cotton IN that state at not more than
twelve thousand bales. In some portions OF
the State but little cotton has been planted,
while IN others more than the usual amount
has been pu. in.
The Brownsville tTexas) Courier of the Sth
instant, records the death by ass assInation OF
hr EbeH Cobb, q native of Portland, Me- out
a resident of Texas for several years His
body, with five bullet holes in the head, was
found four or five miles below Browns VILE
On the Brazos river.
The West Ration Rouge (La.) Sugar Planter
says;-"Up to the present time we have heard
no complaints by the freedmen or OF the freed
men. Employer and employed seem to be
satisfied with each other. The freedmen seem
disposed to carry ont their contracts in good
faitE, working with a diligence and energy
sTnackiDg Off by- gone days"
MIlledgeville papers say more than a thou
saId negro men have, within two weeks
passed over the railroad from Putnam and the
adjacent country for the West They have
been induced to leave their employers ON the
promise OF higher wages, although contracts
had been ratified by the Freedmen Bureau
The most able bodied and likely fellows are
Tins taken with only n change of clothing.
Their particular destination is unknown This
complaint comes up from many counties
Several parties have been arrested who are
mus 'ampering with employees.
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0The chateau des Fleurs--a very naughty
place in Paris-has been destroyed.
eIA man in Lewiston, Me-, eloped with his
wTfe's sister. His wife reeaptured them.
nSrAmeriean income tax: 42i,ooc,ooo Eng
Iish do. "a ,o5c,o1C
DThere are robbers bold enough 10 steal
hogs ont West TrichiDs "a. no dangers for
them. .-.tF
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A REsoLUrE AND PERSISTENT WOMAN
The Wheeling (West Yirginia) Intelligencer,
relates remarkable story. Abost ten years
ago. youEg man Of finished education and
polished manners "wooed and won" the hand
and heart CT daughter of a neighbor. Pos
sessed OF the girls affections, under the
promise OF marriage, the young man worked
ne ruin OF the girl, after which he informed
hfr, IN the most beartless manner, that his OBJ
fet having been gained, he would now leave
si III. r,etiIn to the scorn of the world and seek
io s IN The far West Hes went, the
XII iohowec, and for nine wears she
a P on ms irail, overtaking HIM but
shce' 10 Cailfornia, where he again fed
from her Eventually he believed her
oeao. and came hack TO his place. Judge of his
surprise, and OF that of the whole community.
when ne was followed in a short time nv tSe
supposed DEAD girl. who was aecompanisd nv
bright haired girl of some nine wears m az
confronted win the charge Of his wrong and
oeesPnon, aho tne strong arm of the law nav
ing oren invoked, the betrayer was eoTn reI,.'a
10 make resntnnon as much as possible by
wrongeG, and who had followed mir, hn,r
across q continent The parties are nov H.
ing man ard wife At the scene Of TIER
for m<r loves.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

CPRIkG ARRANGEMENTS NVSICE -Tns
- Steamer ChhbhIDGE. Captain -
r. r LE.SARn, will re. umS her E~sSS1zESS
route on SATURDAY, March 8
leaving her new pier. 40 Light street wharf, be-
tween Lee and Parry streets, Baltimore, every
SATURDAY and TUESDAY ats D m for Esston
Peint, Double Mills Oxford, Clora : Pcint, wsl
laehs Landing. Cambridge, Huchlettls Wharf,
Cabin Creek. and NedfOrd Landing. Returnine
from the Eastern Shore she vail leave Nd
forss Wharf every THURSDAY aud MON
DAY st I p. m, stopping at all the above men.
toned landings for psssengers AMI freickt, and
reaching Baltimore AL .. m. 81 FkIpAts and
TUESDAYS. feo 81
A ThAsTIo sTkAnsBIP COMPANY TO
N NEW YORK.
The Steamers composing this line are the
IOhN GIBSON. Cspt. Young, 1921
y. g. KNIGHT, Capt. Morris.
fAIRfAX Capt. Winters,
Leaving Pier No. ~ North River, New fort,
every WEDNESDAY sns SATURDAY., at IN,
snd leo; Of street, Washington, ID. o. every
TUESDAY and kIslD Al, 81 q. m.
and carefully keet uuder cover. - -,
snA-is aud Orange Rsilrosd. Freight 'crvaroec
MORGAN, RhINEhAhl& 10, Agents.
Corner nth aud Penn. avenue. sOath side.
and foot Of g street, W sshingtop. a. u.
BOWEN, BRO. co., Aseats.
BIB CROMWELL q co, Agents.
ualTtf 80 West street. New Work.
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DKOPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.
III TON

OFFICE OF EHIEF QUARTERNlsrER,
DtfAt shIvss4 @. March March 9. 1886
Sealed Proposals will be- received at this Office
the Of s' faY sur
PLIES. for the term Of one year from the date of
th kSSs Net on ne i0Ii0Sns [ouis . vo,
ria. to San Antenis, and to Austin. Texas.
=. Route No 2-Fron Alleyton or Brenhsu, to Aus
tin, and TO San Antonia, Texas.
Bidders viii state the rate per 100 pounds. perloo
miles, at which they will transport said stores
Bidders should give their names i'm full as well
as their places of residences, and each proposal
should be accompanied by bond in the sum of ten
BILE persons, guaranteeing that in a contract il
awarded Tor the route mentioned ia the proposal to
the parties proposing the contract will he accepted
and entered into and good and sufficient security
terms of this al vcrtisement. VIM ''e
The amouEt of bonds required from contractors
will he $500 on each route.
Proposals must be endorsed. A" Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No or No. ,, as the
may be- ana none will be entertained unless they
fully comply with all the requirements OF this ad-
Parties TO whom awards are made must be pre-
pared TO execute contracts at once, give the
required bonds Tor tho faithful performance Of the
Contracts will he made subject to the approval of
the QHartermaster General, but the right is
served to reject any or all bids that may he offered.
Contractors must lie III readiness for service
within ten tOl days from the date Of the execution
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solyency
of each bidder and person offered as security will
Nv eIder of CoIope, C. @. satweIle, Chief Omar
termaster, Military Division OF the Calf
NH 22-st Col. and Chief Q. NJ. DeSto of Texas.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
HeadaRnr:erx Depdr:n.zt Of WaShiHgton,
Office Of the Chief QKdrierHggS,er,
Corner l5h street aud Penn sylranin oueaKsD
WdShtngtos, ID. C., March 4, 1895
The surplus Government Wood hand in this
city ana in Alexandria IL now offered for sale
in quantities from one quarter of q cord to ten
cords, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood is of good quality, thoroughly sea-
soned, and mixed in the proportions of -ne-t third
Oak and tv o thirds Pine. The Wood Yards are
located on Maryland avenue. between eth aud sth
streets; at l4th street, Long Bridge. in this
city: 1t Kendall Green mile north of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; and one eie nth Of q mile
Forth Of the city of Alex the Washington
and Alex shdria Railroad. Price of Wood at the
yards in Washington, six dollars so per cord; at
Alexandria, We dollars So per cord, and delIv
in any part OF Washington at seven dollars SO per
cord in Geor aetown at seven dollars aud twenty
five cents S7.s5D per cord, ana in Alex ria
at Fl We dollars aud eighty cents per cord.
Apply only at this Office during Office hours. and
TO BTeVet Major James Gleason, A. q. NJ, at Al
exandris Wood Yard, from O'Clock q. m. to Il
O'Clock. noon
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
n. 1. LUDiNGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
NH 5Ht Department of W ashineten.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE or GOVERNMENT BUILDIN es
- STABLES. rENCING, WHARVEs, &C.,
AT 0fESBGRO, D. O.
I Q..oneynsasser Ssas,a!'s og.ee. lA Dicis.oa,-

l 6t.I
Waskinsso., February ~, ass.
By order Of the Quartermaster General there
der the direction Of Captain George +. ssownins,
A. Q. M. commencing ON NJ DNDAY, Al ril 2. 80,
hour each day SeleaiteG e9eaDs WabN fs
s S.1 snS 1k wa Hpr and on which days the
Who'll. shall have been posed OF, The following
ds Eesren t RnShs e5FHIHssEFsg' to viii. ,o .o
stories, l6xco Isxss two 2oxso. W1o stories. BE
s' hl,ceen Adjoining loxl6) l2xs2. l5xl6. two 25x
Eighty nine tss, LABORERs QUARTERS,
frame, seventy fonr i6xlS, fourteen i2xI4, and
Zen s iSsf SIN fI,me ,o 1.-TWO
stories with back buildings l2x32 four iOY2a Isx
sbs Sps and two :h ;oa
Nine 81 MESS shf H r. sssinS is.O1
stories lsx6o with wing iS1aoJ 2sxI40 two stu
TssI Esn@ with additions, loxl2J 2sxilo, xss
Thirty two 80, ABLE sHd tframe twenty faur
"a SIX CA so one lxaa, and one l3Ha9 with
:, one d HospiFkt STABLE, frame, !, with 10
r SnS, % IssTiEes STABLE, ursmeJ with s,sls
Twenty tSoi BUIIDINGs. frams,j 2sxs2. 8xsi,
lSxS lsx3 l5x65. 0xl6. four lsxso fur 9x2 5x iS2,
EMBEDDING, i rs lipeal feet:
4 Thirty two ts2J WATER TANKS, sxl6. two feet
Seventy eight 7s) hANGERs, s.1is. 81 fee.
twenty go, OUT HOUSES
One One HkS sH Hhfis I,?x agls,,.
Three (3) wHARvES, one a, ISL square feet, one
IL .l6g square feet, and one $50 square feet
FENCING, q $50 liueal feet
Eve SHOPS SHOPS frame
and 63xl60.
One nj ENGINE-HOgsE, Hxs2.
The buildings will be sold singy, and must be re-
moved within fifteen DAYS.
The buildings will be taken down q. the expense
of purchasers: but the lumber will. If desired he
delivered by the Government, free of charge for
transport atiop, on the depot wharf.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
A hnaf fnr wi fha Qixth u%r
wharf every hour during the day OF sale.
Fer further information apply in person or by
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. @. M,
Giesbore, ID. c., or to this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigsdier General in charge,
fe 2S-tap2 First Division, o. NJ G. o.
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U. :. COURT or CLAIMS, March ad-Philo h.
ShIson, Esq, OF Washington, ID. G.; NJ. NJ Co.
hen, Esq, OF New Orleans, La: Francis
Bioodgood, Esq, of Milwaukee, Wis: WiIIiam
Carney, Esq, OF Charleston, ). c.; aud lanes
r Lowrey, Esq, Cephas Brainerd, Eso.
RaVia u; Terry, Esq; and Henry Greenfield,
tsq, OF the city and State of New YORK were
appointed commissioners of the court
Henry Greenfield. Esq, and Charles FL. 5.
Williams, Jr, Esq, were admitted attorneys
and councillors Of this court
Alexander Cross VS.. the United States Judpe
Lorihg delivered the opinion OF the Cour, IN
this cas-, finding due to the claimant Si3.6y7 ca.
joseph w. Parish VS.. the United States.
Judge Peck delivered the opinion of the Court
In this case, finding due to the claimant S 7oo'
alexander Kelsey VS.. the United States
Judge Peck delivered the opinion of the Court
N mrs case, finding due TO the claimant $500
Daniel u. Martin VS.. the United States
Judge Peck delivered the opinion of the Court
IN this ease, finding due to the claimant $500.
William s. Ward, executor OF Nahum Ward.
deceased, VS.. the United States. Judge Mott
delivered the opinion Of the Court in this case
adverse 10 the claim.
David u. Bogert VS.. the United States. This
case was remanded to the general docket for
re-argument before a full bench
Henry Kellogg, VS.. the United States This
cause was argued on the motion for leave TO
amend the petition by Mr.. Mcpherson for the
claimant, and by Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Sc
better, for the United States.
Robert ID. Brown & Co. VS.. the United States
Ihls cause was argued by Mr.. Mcpherson for
hcitor, for the United States, and the case sub
mitted
Hannibal Graham VS.. The United States.
TINS cause was argued by Mr.. Mcpherson for
The Claimant, and by Mr. Kerr, the Deputy
Solicitor. for the United States, and the case
submitted.
MARCH 27.-Selah Squires, Esq, and Jesse
u. Norton, Esq, CT Washing top. ID. a. yyere
ADMITTED attorneys and counsellors of this
court.
J. "A. Parish, e; al, VS.. the United States.
Dewitt &. Crowell vs. the United States
James w Caikins We. the United States
James W. Powell vs. the United States
hese causes were submitted on the record
and printed briefs by Mr. Merriman for tne
claimants respectively, and by Mr. Weed the
Assistant Solicitor, for the United States
a II. Jones. ct al, VS.. the United States
his cause was re-argu by Mr. Fuller for the
claimants, and by Mr.. Weed. the Assistant
Solicitor, FOR the United States, and the case
re-su omitted.
Henry Kellogg VS.. the United States. The
Petition IN this case was dismissed
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N LwELLS q CO., Auctioneers.
H. Cor. 18th and y streets, over White 6tore

Having been leng and favorsbly known 70 tina
people OF Warrington - Real Estate Agents, We
.GIid most respectfully tel,des onr seryiees a
housekeeping Also, in selling Real Estate at PUB.
Lie ss PsIvAT6 seIs = veil = S6 AZ I'D q
FURNITURE We you'd respectfully impr ess
upon the citizens Of Washington that it wiz be
Cur chief aim and desire to Ges the utmost when
citizens to past record in the fsle and renting
Of Houses and Hoeseh bold r1rnispIe.
ID. T. WILLS CO.,
Corner lstn and v stree1e,
RAm Oyee Whites Store.
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EhoA LONDON. = Di.kens' works. M v.ls. :
LSseop. Baeonh Essays. VOL; Loadon.
ssns. Fssms, yols:; London. shahspsare's
TIs1s ss rSAnsts london. words from the Poets;
rrs h;.;.Ih s world before the Delnes; Lcndoo.
''ope hss; Lesdeo.
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TO THE LADIES.
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that
esGeperal Agents, they have completed arrange
nsnts 70 supply the latest production Of the
AhER1CAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY,
GRAIB PATENT LADIES CRIMPED OOL-
LARS,
oIhich they would invite the special attention Of
iades This article 10 entirely novel its con-
sIueuon and appearance, and re aches the purcha-
ser In she 1ornl OF handsome turn over Collar
inPeo or nuted, a. its name Indicates and Or ID
cry curved TO mt snugly the wearsr 8 neck. BY
sia1 punng upon the ends, however, jusS sum
ent 70 oeetroy the sweep cu4yatur re- IL becomes
near !, and tasty "Garrotie Standing COLLAR, or
pslf OF Guns. IL 10 manufactured from the same
choice material used In makirra RAM mote nsnar
and retains its pearly white appearance v,thont
collar. '' Ponsu0u hhen
As this Collar IL entirely new in the m.rhat and
vet 10 in the hands OF onlg the lsros, s en-
undersigned propose for the present. iii The c,ie
ts more generally introduced, 10 furnish .omnis
bsass containing one dozen collars, by mail poSt
co In sfrfns Post Q6ee adde's ,,,em,.o. 1.
CdpHTy, and STATE. address, Aoo"'
LELAND, JOHNSON 4 CO..
NH zo-eolot 81 Devonshire ST., Boston
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ALEXANDRIA 4
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
IM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MASHINGTQN. NarrE = 80
A. -

g s-
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BabTI.
MORE, and WAsHINT0S AND TIE WEST, are
now run fellows. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday. at SO. 80, and
HIS q. m, ana 2:45, and 49, snd 7;5O 9. n
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, 1t e.1O q m, and
2:f5 p. N.
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave st and Go m. ami at AS and ssspp
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave 81 90 and 10 q. m, and 80 .. N. no
trains 70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at $50 q. m. and 24j snd7: o. 10
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave At 7:B Q. m. and 2:45 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 80 q u. and 7:D
On Sunday at 7:s .: m. only. connectins II Relay
station With trains from Baltimore 70 wheeling,
THRoUGf TICKETS to the Wet can be he'd =,
the Washington Ststion Ticket Once az all hsprs
In the day, ss we'll at the Office in me Amerf.
can Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue,
between zh anf 6th streets
For New York Philadelphis, and Boston, Sc
WI SMITH. Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
L. n. COLE. Gesersl Ticket AeeoS
oc S-n GEO. 8. K0ONTZ, Agent, wa.hiHgton
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SECRET DISEASES!
SAMA RITAN'S GIFT.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT

SECRET DISEASES
MARITAN,S GIFT.
SAHARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, POSITIVE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills 10 be Thken TO Efeot a Cwe.
any unpleasant taste, and viii not in any way ia.
yure the stomach OK bowels Of the most delicate.
in fonr Prepared By spsSSsss
of the University of Pennsyl enc of the most
no exposure, no trouble. ohaHee uhatsrer
Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or
sry the SfTf Mer
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Prioe-Male packages, 81. Female, 50.
BLOOD BL0ODly BLooDyyy
1EffkRs aI hSERs B6 sEkES s sPsIs
SANARITAN'S ROOT md HERE JUICE
Ssd R' PfsSs fo'siEi tn.
sAMARlTANS ROOT AND HERR JUICE is
serbed ii reaches and ersdicates every particle of
the yeneresl poison SO that the cure il: thorough
edy ana be healed and do not transmit il to your
posterity that for which you may repent in after
~ DO NOT DESPAIR
~ soT 2R aERB
system. a. We as all the bad effects Of Mercury.
In many affection. with which numbers Of re.
males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUICES most
rhGs, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, de-
biliy, and for all complaints incident TO the sex
Sehtby express. Price Sl25 per bottle.
sAMARITANs WASH
Is IN cases OF BY phlls used In connection with the
Full directions Price - cents.
The efficacy of these remedies lie alike acknowI-
edged by phyrIcians and patieats. They used
in the Z. s. Hospitals.
WHAT TIE SuRGEoNssA OF THE sAMAR-
Nd Feb have srsa. in
stating at have used The Samaritan Remedies
Win
and properly, and, have found them respond TO my
their competition, have the fullest Conscience in
their efficacy and far my use Of them extends,
iree0nnsnd them 't! E%fElFERRrp O. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeon, 9Th N. Y. Vols"
Sold by s. @. FORD, c.rner 18th street and Penn
sylvanis avenue, Warrington; HENRY COOK,
DESMOND 4 CO.. Philadsiphiass '''' my;stf
CHEESE. CHEESE
cIcoiSU oAyALbo, M
skuYEREs.
DUTCH CHEESE. viz:
LIkBURG.
''''''A 'A-'' sHi Iii PPH1sHt APPLE.
thourly expecteA.)
AMERICAN CHEESE. viz:
CONNECTICUT DAIRY,
HORIZONS PIER APPLE,
NEW YORK FACTORY.
NV. BURCHELL,
felf. corner 18th and sts.
DATE DE FOIEs GRAs AUX TRurEEs,,
rRUFFEs Du PERIG0RD,
CEPES LlHUILE,
HARICOT'S VERTS,
CHAMPIGN0Ns,
PETITE P0Is.
n W. EURCRELL,
feH- Corner 18th and II streets.
r. W. BOrE B.,
GENHBAL AgCTIONEER,
no. $40 d street, between 10th aad nth,
viii rive hfs pereeual attention to ssles At .ction
Of REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Oash
sdvancrs on every description Of Merchandi,e con-
ei0nea for pu klc abe HE spacious and ceptrailv
located wsreYOoms are well adapted u dispIay Ar.
ticles Of Household furniture and Mercbnndise
generally. He respectfully solicts portion OF the
public patronage, assuring those who may favor
him that bis bsst exerfions viii be made 70 render
Satisfactory all saiee entrusted 70 his care
O. BorELER, Auctioneer,
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS, &C.. DOM
PRlSING THE WATER WORKS
II

1SltE Pkiy ESkSE r9MMPs
AT GIESBORO. d: @.
""'ieWS ashasfom cs ebr r, g.rse"
S BE me sold = Ss5ssn
otock m, the following described public prep
,.6NE STEAM BOILER 30 feet long and sfset in
diameter, with Two twelve inch return fines
made OF Inch boiler iron, with all the necessary
cocks, globe valves, feed pump. smoke stack
and hood, steam gauge. tAshcroft's PATENT CRATE
ords, pi"ss reducing Pieces &C., all in good
prnHWHnUS xMOhIHINHIUN STEAM FORCE
rsd ~ o, 10 inSh cylinder 9lnch stroke, IS:
forcing 10000 saisns water per day Gannsc a
with them are the requisite valves, glands, coup
mhRs, bends, elbows double valve OIL cups, &c.
THESE Pumps are comparatively new, and in com
plete WORKING order
large anantty OF WATER PIPE, as follows:
1850 :. 3-inch -.
sS4 :" "a inch cas-. iron :.
ISS :. INN men :.
T SHiGE 1iPPch c.sr.IRoN r,pr p,u,s
lAyIes' Satent with all the necessary connections,
@s.ses, &C., all In excellent condition; together
I'll THE TOOIS h. raonirad TO- ,,.,.
sn"s p aSs9 .' eF PRs
Terms Cash in Goyersment fnnds
nj; aS nh, ~. 80 a. 70 r,r, 1880. -
Ar 81 no, say rs ~ 90 UT peiefe
vh,Seyspr honr Hur;rw ~ dsv he siA'n street
hnv further informafion that man ha da.,rsd
@ Se n,a upon ssgs or Sy ss
Giesbnro n - ~ nj This Office ns' n " ~
'' ~ ~' LANES EKJN
Brevet Brieadier General, in charge
feT.e First Division, q. N. @. O.
-,,-- - -
I EITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD,
= e @ A Wasss.sSs saD s G. Mach ,,,s
.rrr,ov
AUCTION SALE OF %. 8. MILITARY RAIL.
Road MATERIAL.
VIII be sold at public auction, at Alexandria.
Va ON TUESDAY, April no. Is56-
2frst-clsss Locomotive Engines, 4 feet 81. inch
gauge; cy finders. I5x23; weight Is tons A
PASSENGER Cars
70 Box Freight Oars
stock Cars
80 Small Truck Cars
81 Trucks for Freight Cars
Is pairs Wheels ON Axles
Stationery EnsiBe
L Henderson Pumps
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