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Emigration TO the South

Georgia paper says that attention is turn
Ing TO Cherokee, Georgia as q region peculiar
ly inviting 10 Immigrants. Many farms have
lately been sold 10 persons from other portions
OF Georgia and from Tennessee, and colonies
from New York and Pennsylvania are ex-
pcctCd soon. report of sales gives an idea OF
the prICe Of lands. A farm of 100 acres near
Rome. $40 acres bottom, for $4,000; another
near Rome, of 32O acres, GO bottom, S3,HA;
another rear Rome, ~ acres, sl0.uNO; another
near Rome, l60 acres, upland, S5,5OU; one near
Van Vert, Polk county, $50 acres, upland,
Slt,OC0 10 a Boston man; another near Van
Vert. $50 acres, upland, TO a Massachusetts
man, 5000. This does not cOrrobOrate the
charge made by home radicals that ii is
dangerous for Northern men 10 buy lands in
the South and settle there
The Memphis Appeal says" We see il
STATED in several New York papers that there
are at present agents in that city from Men,
phis and other southern cities for the purpose
of procuring emigrants from Europe to 20
South. They say that poor aud destitute emf
grants are furnished with free passa 70, and
that during the past few weeks several patches
of emigrants, mostly Germans an! Swedes
have been forwarded to various points in the
South-tO Memphis, Charleston and Savan-
nah. A party of aboIt fifty emigrants, who
had Just landed here, were forwarded 10 Mem
phis on the 18th instant, and abOut $50 left for
New Orleans, Memphis and Little Rock on the
Saturday previous. IL is confidently antici-
paied that the southern agents will be enabled
10 divert emigration and travel from the West
10 the South, on account Of the high rates of
fare on the western railroads. which, il seems,
Were raised 10 the present high standard du-
ring he late war. The poorer classes of the
emIcrants are unable 10 pay these high rates
1t p also stated that quite a number OF Ger
man emigrants. mostly mechanics, have also
lett New \ Ork for this city by way of New Or
leans. So, in a short time, we may expect the
arrIy al of these emigrants.''
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ESNice young man, a little worldly minded,
walked to church once with a very pious Young
lady Arrived at the church door, worldly
minded young man declined entering. Where
upon, pious young lady seized his hat, and,
placing i under her cloak, sailed into church,
leaving the worldly minded young man stand
ing at the door, minus his hat. The last heard
of worldly min ded Young man, he was seen
vending his way down the church aisle rs de-
murely as IL nothing had happened
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BRADY's MILL BURSHD.-On Sunday morn
ing last, the 2lst instant, the large -four mill OF
Mr.. Samuel ID. Brady, together with several
thousand bushels of wheat, located on the Bal
nmore and Ohio Railroad, six miles west of
Cumberland, was destroyed by fire.
- The post office at Gordonsville, Orange
county, Va, which was discontin ned in con-
sequence OF a disturbance on Christmas day.
issre-eetablished
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SALE CONDEMNED

Ct0 QnartsrDnas.sr'S ONce, Depot of Washingtonl
WaShtDsfor, ID. C.. January "a, 1856 {
Will be ssld at public auction, under the direc
tien Of BTeyet Colonel c. II. Tompkins, Q N. at
LINCOLN Depot, Washington, D q on THURS
BAY February 8. 1915, at 10 o. clock a M. ID, a large
LOT II Condemned QuartermaAter's Stores, consist
Ing Of
Chairs. Tables, Desks, "a four horse w ,gons So
two-horse aeons: 80 Carts, Hesrsee, Spring
Wagons, AmIulances, Wagon Bodies. Wagon
Wheels, Chains. Blankets, Brisles. Gum Buckets
Horee Collars, Wagon Covers, Horne Covers, 49,
,ets Mule Harness, So sets Horse Harness, eO7 sets
AMBULANCE Harness, DIS Saddles. WI ps. Portable
Hose CarTiaees, Hoes. sboveIs. spades. Kettles,
hattocks, Bake Ovens, Brooms, Tubs, S27 pounds
Castings. 40 pounds Scrap Iron, 1870 pounds
Cast Irons, y ga pounds Tire Iron, 762 pounds
The sae will be continued from day to day until
the shoe isesold.
The Stores must be removed within five days
from date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. H. FUCKER,
Breyet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermsster,
"a l3t DepOt Of Waahinoton
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RIBELLIoUs.-The city seemed 10 be in quite
a lively state on Monday last, and At one time
II appeared as if we were to have a general
meeting of the returned rebels with those who
lately served in the Union army. The cause
of the disturbance, as we learn, was the Ian
guage used by some OF the unterrified and I'M
awed seCessionists. They had declared that
they could whip any man who had fought un-
der the Stars and Stripes, and that having
served four years under the Stars and Bars,
they could do II again. Such expressions may
not prove healthy TO those who use them, and
we think is poor way of showing that they
have a right TO the privileges of citizenship
Cumberland C1liCu.
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THREE QUEsTIONs.-Do you want another
innocent game for the holidays! Ask the
following questions, quick and sharp, and
yOG II get the answers / am going to mention
q. Who was the first man A. Adam. q
Who was the first woman! A. Eve. q. Who
killed CANT A. Able. Nine times out Of ten
you'll get that reply; which cannot fail 10 af-
ford intellectual amusement.-Punch.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ANNAPOLIS, MD

~ ANNAfODlS, mo.
Hsadsuarfsvs Depayisest Of WeSA,astoa. \
Co,~rlEE tt,tet AND PesrSy.rania saHe,
Will be sold, on the prem ises. At publ" ,ueticn
70 the highest bidders; a. the lines And places
ing. 81 Annapolis, Md, and Camp Parole, near
that city. viz:
ON T s 9TsSsk rSEBEg4RI 1sT, Isss, AT
" Barracks, each Iei by Is feet
ID Cook houses, each 10 by q feet
4Ofhcers' Quarters, each % by Is feet
ae7: 1SSm: each each q 20 S y fs
wash: hsuse. co by 10 feet
Guard. house, Is BY Is feet:
Wing to same, % by ~ fe.t
BsrTacs. 60 by rs feet.
Sinks, each 80 BY Il feet, and eight sinks, small
ON ITRIDAY, FEBRUARY Qp, 1868, AT 10
8sRRSGKs AT S9 ~ GsEfN
SStor. houses. each 81 by 81 ieet.
Storthouse. 81 by Is feet.
storehouse, 20 by Il feet.
s stsT.honss' 3by 2s,es,
Forage Shed l2s by d feet
once n ss s = fl., = . sS Is feet
Stable, 81 by I4feet
SHtf Ssnf N G THE City Z y SF AsSAFE:
snSHl. .ES g si " ,Ss' io2 by :. feet.
i RsTTsskk, 9SE y 1 !. s,s. and
Shed Is by Is feet
The buildings viii he sold nngly, and purchasers
will be allowed twenty days to remove them. A
military guard will r.nain m sharge Of the prop,
Terms Cash, I'm Government fuDis
NJ | LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quar- te rmsster,
jas Department of Washington.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMISSARY OF SUB
" sISTENCE,
~ washington, January q, 1855
Will be sold at public auction At the Government
Bakery, in Anna pole, Md on tuesday. Feb
Iuary 1876; at IL o'clock NJ the following frame
Buildii gs. viz:
Bake House, g. by 50 feet.
Flour House, 48 10y - feet.
One Building, 20 by 70 feet.
One building, 10 nv ~ feet
Slaughter House, LIS by ~ feet.
Office a by - feet.
Shed. So by 20 feet.
and "A lar ge lot Of fencing,
40, IL Ovens, 9 80 by IA feet, containing about
A LOT of Desks. Chairs, Bread Troughs, Rope,
east Tubs, one Grindstone brushes, one Letter
Press: Spoons. Knives, Forks, two Pumps, one
Chests, Spring Balances, Liquid Measures, Dry
Measures. Hatchets Platform Scales, CIeavers,
Axes, CanldTOns, Spades, Buckets WheelbarrOws,
Sovee Shov.ls- Redsteads, Blankets, Pillows,
field Desks, &c &c &c,
Ahout 200 Pork Barrels 100 Bacon Barrels, 800
feet Of Lumber, eco Furnace Brick, &c.
Also The following conae mned Subsistence Stores,
viz:
About 8. 400 pounds Of Bacon.
Abeut 20 barrels of Salt Beef.
Also. lot OF Hard Bread, Beans, Peas, Salt,
Terms Cash in Government funds.
ia 7B-5t Major and G. g., u, s. A,
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w nONDs, PISTOLS, PAWNBhOKERS'
TICKETS, FURNITURE, CLOTHING, or any ar
ticle OF value. The highest cash price paid or ex-
changed tor other goods, st Singers sewiEs Ma
chine Agency 500 9Th street, three doors north Of
Pennsylvania avenue.
n. B.-Monsy loaned on all kinds Of goods.
ROBERT FULTON co,
no B-eo2m' Merchant Pawnbrokers,
ERENCN ALMANACs FOB Is66.-Almsuach
II pour kire. AlmAna-h de la Jenne Chanson
frsReaise. Polichinele Almansch. Almanach de
Napoleon. Almanack de la Danse, Alnauaeh das
JeuI de societe. Almanach de France. Almanach
Manuel de Ia bonRe Cuisine. Nouyel Aimanach
des Jeux. Petit AlmAnach Imperial. Almsnach
Manuel de Ia Cuisiniere. Almanach illsstre de
u Historic de France. Alnanach du Voleur Al
nABaeh de l, Illustration. Almanach Musical Al
ma mach des VICTORIES de Napoleon III. AImanach
illustre de Ia Vielle Chsnson. Almanach Pro
Hbstigue. Almanach Msgnsfique. Almanach du
Bon Ten. Imported from Paris
"a l9 FRANCK TAYLOR
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"ELLIOOTT CITY."-The citizens OF Ellicott' $
Mills, in anticipation of that thriving village
being Incorporated under the title OF s.Ellicott
City" have selected municipal officers. They
have designated T. A. Talbot for mayor, and
j. Groves, VIM. y. Collier, 8. Radcliffe, Of
Howard county, and VIM. ii. Gibbons, James
Piper, Joseph Leishear, of Baltimore county,
for eOun climen, whose names are 10 be inserted
IN The act OF Incorporation.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

A TkASTI0 STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
al NEW YORK.
The Steamers composing thIs line are the
JOHN GIBSON. Ospt. Young. A0e
&c. KNIGHT, Cayt. Morris. Gk9
FAIRFAX Capt. winters, 49,
,IPE s;5 S ~ nd SG,e fS; sU.
feot Of q street, Warrington, ID. o.. every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. at m
Freight received daily during business hours,
And car efpH, keri under cover.
The stssmer. Of THE line sow conDect With Alex:
sudrts and Orange Railroad Frelsh' '0rNSTaeo
hORGAN, RnINEHaKI co. Agents,
Corner s ~, n .sd Penn E s,.sae sos'f %
H;B. CROMWELL co, AsrS..: vor,
NEW YORK AND wAsHIs9Tos STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY. d&&
VIEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA. ASKING TON
AND GE0RGETOWS.
OCEAN sTEAMERs-BABTIAoR REBECOA
CLYDE and EMPIRE.
In connection with Inland Steamers
SEOk6E d. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN
ELIXA
Regular sailins Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
til NJ =, from the foot OF Hish street Georgetown
and Pier ID East River. foot Of Wall street, New
YUk.
For Freight OF Passage apply TO
O. P. HOUGHToN, Agent, foet Of High street
Georgetown.
II. ELDkIDGE CO., Prince street wharf, AleI
andria
JAMES HAND, III Wall street New York.
Freight received constantly and forw srded 70 eli
parts of the country with despatch at lowest rates
je 27-sm C.P. HOFGHTON. Agent
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| LARGE ASSORTMENT

A LARGE ASSORTMENT
sTEINWAY B SONS PIANOS,
comprising all the different sty les has justIII NV
been received at our Warerooms, and are for sale
ct factory prices. We have also on hand several
PIANOS, which We have taken in exchange, and
which We oher for sale ron easy terms.
W. G. METZEkOTT 90,
No. 2lS PenDa. avenue.
sole agent OF steinwayb Pianos and Mason B
Hsmlt1h Cabinet Organs. H1
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.
OFFICE DRPer CoMNIssARy,

OFFICE DRPeT CoMNIssARY,
FORT MONROE, Va, Dec. Is, 1855
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate, will be Tecei we'd
At this Office, on WEDNESD AVS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at
this Depot.
The Bread is in boxes OF fifty 500 pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans
ports without ex peEse TO the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty f2O)
boxes, one thousand a 0OOl pounds.
Payment required On notification OF acceptance Of
bid in Government fusds.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Hard Bread, !" and addressed ts
de H-n JAMES CURRY, Col and O. sV
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~ o q E.
LAST SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES.
- In compliance with orders received from the
Quartermaster General, there will be a sale Of
Government Mules, ne ar the Depot In Fredericks.
burg, Va, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of Februsry
1875
The Mules are young, in good condition. and well
broken to harness.
This will be the last chance for farmers and
others to purchase animals at public sale.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m
Terms Cash In Government funds
HIRAM +. GERVISH
ia 25-3t Battalion Mai and Asst o M
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IEROMEB HAIR COLOR REsTORER FOB
y retaining and gradually bringing back the III air
t. it's original color without the Inconvenience at
tending the use Of dye. Sold by all druggists At
EXFGRpS MEDICATEb GIN0ER B6EAD
peculiarly adapted for children being eaten q an
ordinary cake.
For sale By druggists. Price - cents Per box.
ian 1o-eoly
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ID STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
ID. YOUTH TO The AGEDu
Bl 10 x Il z E,
LIFE REJTvENAron.

This preparation 10 unequslled ss Rejuyen
AID ReetoTeE Of wasted OF inert functions.
q household god, inasmuch as il will render them
youthful In feeling and in strength, and enable
10y II not only exhilerates bst strengthens, and
is really invalzsble blessing, especially 10 those
.eIf abuse misfertune, or ordinary siek5sss my,
matter what the cause Of impotsney Of any human
organ. this superb preparation will remove the Of.
BIOKRENE
IscAsAcITY, DYSPEPSIA. DEPKEssION, Loss OF APP
TTT1TE, Lew sPGRITs, wEAksEs. or THE ORsIHs
LENcE, ENACIAIIoS, EsSUII; 1T Has MOsT DE-
DISHTTrL, DEsIRABLE AND NOVEL EFYEcr UPON
trs.trntsG by nervous disabities are earnestly sd
vised 10 seek cure in this most excellent and I'M
Persons who. by imprudence, have lost their
NATURAL NIGOR, will ind speeSJ and perms
BIOKRENE.
The FEEELE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
trial; il viii be found totally different from al
Other Article. for the same purposes.
in Il AZ EinSs . n NH Gs
store the wasted strength with wonderful perna.
II !. also grand tonic, and win give relief in
~ Dss viii min .as hIs s ss
ns as sSsS S and Sdt SsnsS 4ysPeg,s
pY DRuGsIsr- GEsERILLY 60. SOLD
y rfcHINGs hi II YsGssse- PIaS,
scld By 3. c. FORD, %s5ns! IA :tT.e YORK u
nm 81 oh.s RP9IIis pelnis Bar ellie hems; La
POupis; lie ssisneur POlehineiie; Mish"ne; o Is
a.s s'0f''O D FRANCE iHs'Sf re! fRT fI5tie By
RRISaTLY,s DIGEST OF LAWS OF THE
DUNITED STATES, ls;7 -lsis frost and Fire;
10 FRAECK TIYLoR
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. 4.
s

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA To RICHMOND
AND LfNUHBURG.
On and after TUESDAY, December u. lsss. ps,.
sengsr trains Oh this road will run daily SUNDAY
excepted AS follows
leave Washington at GOam,
Leave Alex ansris at 90 m.
Leave Gordonsyille At l2..b D. m.
Connecting with Virginia Central road u Rieb-
moDd and Stanton direct
Arrive at Richmond ~ $50 p m.
Arrive at Ly pchburg at 5,8 Pm.
NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg ~ 7:V a M
Leave Richmond at 100 m
Leave Gcrdonsyille at II 20 D. N.
Arrive at Alex sDeIia at q 90 D. IN.
Arrive at Washington at $50 .. m.
Connecting with trains to all parts OF the Nors1
Local freight train leaves Ale1andris At 20,
m. and arrives at Gordcosyille az SIS .. m.
Leaves 6ordons,iile at q. IL, and arrives a
Through freight train leaves Alexandria at aS
z. m, and arrives at Lynchburg at sc D. n.
leaves LyneheTas al z;4a O. IN, and arrives ~
Express freight train leaves Alexandria 1T 20 D,
m, and arrives at Ly nchburs at 1910 a. m Leaves
Lypchsurs at 24o p. NJ and arrives at Alexandrie
This route has the advantage over all otberv a
having . continuous rail from New York 10 Lynch
1t also passes Fairfax, Bull Run. Manassas, Brfs-
toe, Csttletts, Rappahsnnock, Culpeper, Orange
and Gcrdonsvile, where many OF the late great bet
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
Building. opposite the BALTIMORE and Ohio Rail-
road Depot, in Washington; also. at the Depot on
Maryland avenue, and at the corner Of sth street.
Washington. W. II. McCAFFERTY,
J M, BReADUs, General Ticket Agent
Alexsndris. Dec. IL, 1858 de Ii>tf
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGEs.

Ca,JQrd,termaster's Oncs, Depot of Wa,Ainrton. !,
Wdshingtcn. ID. C., January Is, 1856 I
Win be sold a public auction. under the direc-
ton of Breyet Major Benjamin Burton A
at sixth street wharf. ashingten, d. O., on SAT
UkDAY, February s, 1856. at IL O'Clock n the
following named Government vessels viz.
Barge hIDDLESEX
Barge FINANCIER.
Barge JURA.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
D. Ii. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
ia IA lI Depot of Washington
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TWO NEARLY NEW FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSES. NEAR PENNSYLYANIA AY

TWO NEARLY NEW FOUR STORY BRICK
On ?6Es6AY ranFrEsS6S6N.. J ysnusry So 50. at
O'clock on the premises, We shall sell, to the high
Brick Dwelling Honses, being Nos 4s5 and 81 To-
Gated the west side of Eleventh street west near
hnilt in lst3 by the owner to live in himself is I'm
ished in the best end most 81 con
and throughout No As built about tie same AN
together, % may be wi.ked o. deemed advisable.
months with interest, secured BY deed Of trust on
Copveyaneing at purchaser. expense.
jan lsdts J. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER AT AL.
- EXANDKIA, VA
Chef QSar'frnaHes O6ss, Depot Of Wa,ki.sto.,l
WIN be 81; ;S = ssSie asetoa = Ale1ss and
.ensd Lumber Of the following Kind and ds.e sfp
ABORT
:ss feet Ja,.s Y i. to feet lon.
So So 5d;.i u g 2
1870 feets4 OAK, y 20 IS feet ione
6,Se feet 10 Oak, Il to 10 feet long.
1888 feet IL Oak, II to Is feet long
1851 feet, 10 Oak, IL to Is feet long
ee3fset y Hickory. II feet long
h,5z3 feet Tiuoer, assorted sizes, 20 to IS feet
tOHg.
u, ostss,s$y scsn.l,ns, ]: t, 70 feet long.
4l6 feet 4 Ash, IL to Is feet long.
so feet So Ash, Il TO is feet long.
2S63 feet "a Ash, II TO Is feet long.
4S3 feet 10 Ash, IL to Is feet leng,
Is 500 feet 1914 Ash, IL to Is feet Icing
LOIS feet l6-4 Ash. IL TO Is feet long.
s,c54 feet ship Timber, assorted sizes and
lengths.
Each lot Of Lumber described will be sold singIy
by TIE thousand feet, the purchaser having the
privilege OF tai ing 5000 feet or the whole lot
The Lumber must be removed by the purchasers
within ten days from date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
ID III. RUCKER
Brevet MAJ. Cen. and Chief Quartermaster,
IaH-lf Depot o! washington.
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-
MILL AND MACHiNERY
On MONDAY, the sth day of February next, At
clock m on q e premises. by virtue Of = de-
cree of The Supreme Court Of the District ef Go.
Iumbla, sitting in equity, and passed In cause
wherein heirs of Cha les L. Goldman ct nj. are
compiainants, and Robert l.. Coltman and James
Adams, executors, are defendants, we shah sell
Lot No z, in Square 2ab, together with the I'm
pfoyements, which consist of FlourinR "a III Tour
sorlts high, having front of about fifty feet on
Ohlo avenue. between 18th AMI 18th st reets west,
win depth Of bout sixty feet, with AL the ne
esssary packing and store rooms AND is Known as
the Metropolitan Mills of W sshington CITY, and
contains SIX run of "a burrs. Patent Packer, and
machinery conn ete for manufacturing the best
brands OF -four offered for sale in this city.
The engine il sixteen inch cylinier, fgur feet
stroke three boilers. each forty II Il long, three
feet diameter.
There is large yard attached to tie premises,
with stahling for four horscs.
Reputation of the mill unsurpassed,
Terms One thirC cash on the DAY Of sale and the
residue in three annual payments, with intere, I
from day Of sale; the said interest paid annu
ally. Deed given and deed Of trust taken
Convey ancing and stamps at the purchasers ex-
pense. RQRERr GOLDMAN,
JAMES ADAMS,
Executors.
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fNOVERNmENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORsRs.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
ouARTERMAsIERt OyylcI,
WARRINGTON, ID. o., December IL, 1895
The Quertermaster General Of the A rmy directs
that all Government Horses How ut Giesboro d.
C., be sold TO the highest bidders.
SALES will, therefore, take .rlace at GIESBO-
30, ID. G., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER "A, 1855,
aud continuing each TUESDAY aud TIL RS-
DAY thereafter until all are disposed Of
4 Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and
superior to any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will he sold singly.
Ealee to commence at 10 q Clsck a.
Terms-Cash in United States currency,
JAMES A. EkIN
Breyst brtgadier General In charge
dc lf-u First Division. q. NJ. G.. o.
GALE OF QUARTERhASTEE STORES.
CaisJ Quarternausr,s Orcs, Dsyot Of WasAinx,on. =
WdShtag ton. ID. C.. January /. 1868 I
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc.
tion of Brsyet Colonel g. III. TOmpkins, O. M at
LIN colin EPOT, Washington, u. O.. on TUES
DAY. January z. 1855. at 10 o'clock O. m. a large
lot of y CHAMPIONSHIPS STORES, consisting Of
Iron Boilers, Sweat Collars, Horse Csvers, Hose
Carriage, Hammers. hay Knives, Fire Hose Neck
Straps ana Chains, Travelling Forge Limkers
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts. &c
The Stores Dust be removed within We days
from day Of sale.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
n. RUCKER
Ryt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartsrmaster.
Hl W Depot of Washington.
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HOOP SKIRT HANUFACrORY-4s Louisiana
u avenue. between 9th snd 7th SITS, and osOn
u, rib I'm ttrect, between and NJ Washington
- o. Constantly on hand and made to order a rat
Slass wove Tape Hoop Skirts, OF every style,
ient 10 sha size. Skirts altered and repaired.
ia 10 Inl- j. WE'LL co.
TlaOTHis BALL.-The auties of thi. I'm.
=, stftution Will be resumed on Sept Is, 1855 For
terms &c, see catalogue and circular AZ the min
e,psi bookstores OF this city, address the pria
eipsi:, =. PARSONS,
." % OAtonsville, Nd.
rARLYLE e Frederick the Great .oI DO,
~ Life In The South, By Liept. A. o. Abbott ''A
-.IRAHOK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-29
AUCTION SALES,


On THURSDAY, the lat day Of February, 1885,
ht o'clock y. m, We will sell, at public suction,
70 me highest bidder upon the ground, the follow
ing very desirable BUILDING LOTS. to wit:
Lot No. 3, fronting Sc feet on north street, he
.ssen 9Th "a 7th streets east, in Square No. sSA
and hots numbered and 9. in the same square, the
Nreet, between 9th and eth streets east and the
sa1d Lot fronting q feet and inch OF Maryland
avenue, as the said lots laid down. &c. upon
city, ID. O.
Terms One third cash; and the balance In eqnal
instruments st six and twelve months from the 4 ay
OF sale with interest from date secured by deed Of
trust on the property
he title To this property is clear and unqucs-
ticnable; otherwise no sale
The purchaser to pay tor stamps and convey
ancinR GREEN WILLIAMS,
JA25 Tu,Fh,s,6ds Auctionesrs