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"A BOLD CO xpIpRncs QAMs-waA;,s,,,to.
o.-Ou fr.o ay iast q maa eiviug his
~ aI NE as Joon KAY. aad representing him self
gentleman named W. Moees At Aouia
CreH, while en- route To his home Ia Wasn
,neton, uPon a warrant purpcrtinS to have
mond, charging the saId Moses With h,viuy
Ioooed one Jacob Switzer, at Hanover Junc-
uon. OF $40 in money. AID a valuable gold
70 the place of the alleged robbery. INIT no an On
man as Switzer was there, but NJ was pretend.
"a oy Nay that he had come on to Lynchburg
On sunday Nay and his prisoner came on 10
tnis city, by way OF Charlottesville, in purs nit
Switzer rs the pretended officer SAID, that Mo-
SIS might inquire into the WHY and wherefore
OF ms having brought the charge against him
IT, here the parties renamed until Monday
AFTERNOON, when they were Joined by tnird
person named James II Plat, jr, from Pc
tersburg. who had been summoned to the aid
OF his friend Moses, by telegram. All these
tnen continued the pursuit OF Switzar to Lib
erty, IN hack, and then as far "a Big Spring
by the railroad. There the officer left his pris-
oner for the purpose of gong into the tele-
graph Office to send a dispatch here concern
ing some matter connected with the affair
Since then Moses has not seen his custodian
be having taken the opportunity to give hum
the slip.
When arrested Moses was searched, and a
Valuable diamond ring and breastpin, together
with all his papers. were taken possession of
by the officer. Among the latter was a dr.f
for 81 100 drawn by the Bank of the Republic
washington, on the First National Bank OF
Lynchburg. and made pay able to the order of
MOSES On Monday while here, KY forged
Ine name or Moses, and got the check cas- he'd
AT tne First National Bank of this city. This
was not known to Moses until he returned
mere yesterday morning, after vainly waiting
ior hay to turn up at the place he had left
him.
IT is necessary to say that the character of
poiiceman assumed by Kay, IL that De his
name, was altogether bogus, and was used only
for The purpose of accomplishing his swindllny
scheme 1t Is equally unnecessary to add that
no sucn warrant as that upon which Moses
was arrested was issued by the Mayor of Rich.
mond. He is about twenty five years of age
hVe feet ten inches high, weighs about i40
pounos, has dark, short hair, large reddish
oisslpated locking eyes, light brown whiskars,
apparently of about two weeks growth; wore
DARK gray pants. brown linen shirt dark blue
coat no vest, and had on a rough white sIoucn
hat.-LynchbUrg Nelos.
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hkPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1855

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CORUERN
Application having been made under the act Of
June -, 1850 for the reissue Of the following de-
scrloed Land warrants, which are alleged to nave
that at the date following the ription of each
will be ressued, II no valid objection should then
appear. '.0uiN 'AeA
No IS AZ, for l20 acres, issued under the Act of
March Sd. 1855, In the name of Archibald ii Cole
1856. ''i'
No "a G3 for l20 acres, issued under the act OF
March Sd 1855, in the name OF John Jones, and
was granted April lst, l856.-October 9th. 1856
Ne 81 .62s for 100 acres. issued under the act of
March 1883, In the name Of James UndsrhilI
abs was granted July IL, IS55.-December 1, 1876
No. "a ,266, fer 80 acres, issued under the act of
september. 1870 in the name Of Daniel Milton, ana
1856 $3.50 i's'
No. % 506. for so acres, issued under the act of
March Sd. 1855, in the name of Daniel Milton and
was granted March 18th. lss6-Decemher lst l8j6.
JOS, Ii. BARRETT
y lo-wlzW Commissioner
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NATIVE PEARL VERSUS PoRCELAIN-Den-
Ilsts ware Is a poor substitute for Natures
LIT those who so believe use the Sozofont
which, II daily applied, will prevent all ne.
''sslry for false Teeth by keeping the real ones
sound and healthy
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So II q GREEN WIJLIAMs Auct.
RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auc,iop.en,

VsLJAnLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
NORTH SrRkET. between Ist and North
Capltsl streets. at Pm Nlic Asction.
hTHI kSbAf the 2o,b inst. AT o'clock N =,
mcGuiTe subdivision ofsquare No. ga. L.ving q
front OF - feet by l7s feet inches, to 50 10 on
alley. which has been recently paved
Terms. One third cash; balance in six ana
twelve months. for notes bearing int. rest and
secured by deco OF trust the premises All
Coz veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchsser $50 down when the property il
knocked of.
sel2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AFTER HoURs.-The law of the Corn oration
requires the keepers of restaurants, ttyerns
6c, TO close their bars before ~ clock nj yhtIv
Pstrlck O'Hare, a tavern keeper in the FIRST
Ward, was arrested yesterday by Off Ger Rsat
tie for violating the law. and was fined so by
Justice DrUry.
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"EXCEEDING vE.''-sBro,cn's Bron
eh'Gt 1rocheS' are excellent lozenges for the re-
lief OF Hoarseness or Sore Throat They are
certainly exceedingly effective We ma We
known several instances in W Inch troublesome
coughs nave ceased very speedily after one or
two Troches were taken"
CHRISTIAN WORLD, London. Eng
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$6,OOO,OOO
PER CENT. FIRST.CLASS MORT
GAGE BONDS.

100000 SOLD.
Il he NORTH MISSOURI r. r. 90 HAS AU-
thorized to sell their first Nor tgses per cent
thirty years Bonds. The whole amount IL $500
90. Coupons payable on the LIST days of January
and July OF each year, in New York
Referring to our advertisement Of August, hav-
ing sold the FIRST half million of these desirable
bonds, we have advanced the price to
EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS,
at which they stand unrivalled, as the cheapest
frst-class security in the market.
sel-r JAY COOKE 90.
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YATES & SELBY, No. 323 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., are now receiving their stock of Fall and
winter Dress Goods. Calicos, Cotton and
Oil Cloths, &c.
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JENNINGS Ten Dollar. Repellant Tweed
Overcoats. are Just the thing for fall wear
Corner of Seventh street and Maryland Ave.
nue..
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
made 10 order by John Strott, National Hotel.
entrance on 9th street, and inside Hotel Re-
pairing promptly done. All work warranted
Orders respectfully solicited
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OfE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH of new
Styles OF Jewelry and Silver-Plated Ware
opened this morning, at Priggs Dollar Jewel !.
TX street
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fCO MARKRITERS, 10
SEW INTH st & EFT.
INTIBIOR DECORATIONS


INTIRIOR DEOoRATIOEsI
0HoIoE sTOoKi
In " sshfngton, embracing
PAP RHAN GINas
spd HAihs
and Unique Designs Of Embroidered Cit Psttern:
sl;o: large and select stock q medium and low
WINDOW SHADES,
s shs TEeysil6g Color, TAN Al, LaAvkEDkk and
without Centers
Window Shades Of any required Size, style. or
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the D,,trict, var
Ianted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
IN ns sss =.
Gilt 81 rS OVAL yA PIsTqREn a., FRAMLs, WALNUT
Person. taken Ss ar.
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURI CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet Green, and Blue Oolors, from
Size; also. SILK CoEb and TAssILs, dinsrsns
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
PAINTINGS AND ENaRAvINas
H isos ana M s sSsRkS " i ''" oh0''
Thankful fer the liberal patrons &c received, the
attention OF the Public 10 called the above Stock
as the most plete In the District, large por-
tion of which has been Manufactured specially to
Order; and with the weekly additions received,
will make IL ell times such - 10 kept In Q Well
Regulated Establishment Orders for Paper
hanging or Window Shades punctually and faith
fully executed, In City or County. Any ord or
not satisfactory filled, viii be Immediately cor
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality cold at - Low Rates q
they can Be purchss In the District.
TERMS Cash FOB GOODS AND LABOR,
J. MARKRITkR,
No. as 7th street,
~ Sl-fss doors above Odd Fellow Hail.
DURE CIDER yINEoAR, WHITE MUsTARp
Pure Spices, for ssas By
"a S0St corner 3 and 9th street
EOR sALE-Ths fast calling sLVOP PERsR
Il vEBANCB. nov lying at the foot Ola
18th street; 10 n sood order. For further q
7 WM. 4. SMITH, 31s n street
between 10th and 18th streets norm
Or, ls6 street. between 10th and ilth streets
eoota, 10 Sc
81 AnpRlCAu AID VA0HIWoTou -.
, B1A3o AID erRIA0 hAuD0T
ueo4luartefe-Rooa ~ Inoo1Iieenooe ~
Buisdias' III m ss, enc sq.srs :Suth q fess
U~ Aase fox other String Bands.
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JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware Spoons
FORKS, Gobletts, Cups, Salts, received this
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store,
NO. i3o Pennsylvania avenue, neal Ak St 6
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DREPARH FOB WHITE

CsiI et " BoYpS srovB FAcroRY -
A19 9Th street. and have your PA8LOR@
HEATERS, FURNACES, STOVES, Ac.@
The largest and best assortment Of COOKING
and HEAflNG sT0vEe in the city.
and sizes Of etoves
Old stoves taken In exchanes for new.
B.-ssaisr Of weights and msasurea
kOBBRr BOYD.
suLin' lTs Nh street. between D ana =.
% Psr. Hi.! O.
opo<ro. For saie BY = G. brIR 4 90.
an i-eoH 2s6 Penn. ave . bet lsth and 18th sh
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MALICIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT afternoon,
John Barron and John Carroll. two school
boys, amused themselves by stoning the house
q Cornelins Bresnahan, in SwampoodIe,
breaking In his doors. and they were arrested
ov Oncer Oursnd. Justice Walter fined each
SlO for malicious mischief
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ny GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctio.eer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN


BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO the subscriber da-
,ed Juil 9TH 1905, aud recoraed IN Lioer N. q. T
No. 90 ioliOs 1o and 2O7. " the land Record Q
for " sshingtoB eounty. shall oner for sals
~ public sucti"n on TUESDAY. the ID d az Of Oc-
tober next, al oclock D. m m front OF the prem
l.ss, the middle pat OF Lot numbered Thirteen
llSl IN square numbered i've hundred aud ffty-
pine ,t!s) OF the plan of the city of Wsshin gton
oeel inning Tor the tsme ~ pint on lst street
west one hundred and nifty two feet u.s.. nine aud
OF third o. inches from the sOGtheast corner
OF said square running thence north eighteen 49,
feet two and oDe-third t2lsl inches. thence west
one hundrei and ten tlI0 fest; thence south eigh-
east 10 the place 4 beginning.
Terms obe half cab; the residue IN six
months. The purchaser giving his note for the
deferred payment, bearing interest from the dsy
o. sale, ano secured 10y q deed Of trsst on the
premises All conveys ncine and revenue STAN Do
at the cost OF the purchaser. II the Of sale
are not complied With within five daye from the
day Of sale. the trustee reserves the right 10 re-
sell the premises at die risk and cost Of the default
lrf purchaser. on giving one day o notice in some
newspaper in the city OF Washington. SO viii be
sale. ISAAC l. JOHNeON Trustee
Sc IL 2av6ds GkEEE & WILLIAMS Aucts
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nB8eo T1IMnIN0s -. Z. son MTDT nss
y regoved frsm 299k to 3OS Pa sveeue south
500 Dress Trimming Assafscturins Bstabiish.
ueAs. % Is e.
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by THes. DowLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES shLEoE nEEALgAgLE REAL rs

~ u.
BY virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court of the
Dlstflct OF Columbia, passed September a, 1855 in
Equity cause No. $50, Docket g. Robt r. Mason
ct al. vs. VIM. virginius Mason {" 4 will offer al
public sale: In front of tue premises, WEDNBs-
DAY 10th inst at O'Clock o. m, ali that real &C.
tate with the improvements. known parts OF lots
six seven and eight IN Holmesd' addition to said
t.wn and fronting sixty nine 81 feet the south
side OF Bridge street, by q hundred and twenty 2Ol
1eet deep. With the exception Of q email triangle
by plat of the same
Alec Immediately after the above sale will seII
the property recently owned BY Mics Mary Ann
CLARK deceased Known all those parts Of lots pa
and f6S in Beatty Hawkin addition 20 said town .
fronting on the west side % High street l9i feet
inches, and running west Of that wi dtn 70 4, sck
street the same beng compose ed Of the south 20
feet OF lot 24 and the north 81 feet inches OF LOT
E5, subject, however. 10 O life estate of Sa rsb
Hutchins In small tenement on the corner Of said
premises
Terms presented by the decree e-third cash.
the residue in two equal payments, at sir and
twelve months, with interest from the day OF ale
the title being retained until the full payment OF
the purchase money, or at the option OF the pur-
chasrr the whole purchase money may be paid In
cash presently after the sale. Convey ancine and
stamps at purchasers cost.
HUGH CAPERToN, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING,
Sal L3.IS
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NAVY NARD.-The U. :. steamer Richmond
arrived at the Navy lard from New York
Few days since, 10 receive her new 6O-inch en-
elnes, made at the yard. The Richmond is in
charge of Lieut.. Commander Erben, and is of.
inc same build as the Pensacola, fitted out at
THIS yars inst before the war. The Newbern
lowed the Richmond here, and will leave to-
Gay The tugs Fortune and Triana have also
be laid up.
ne foundation of the new paint shop Is be-
Ihe Ialo, ana also the foundations to the sd.
oluons 20 the iron foundry and smithery
n large wrought iron crane, the cost of which
the wharf. 1t is a very substaptiaI niece ~
"ork' oeing entirely Of wrought iron.
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FIRE.-Last night at 1920 o'clock the alarm
OF fire sounded from box Il, corner of4X and
M streets south, caused by the burning of a
meat house on Half street, between s ana IT
streets south, belonging to Mr. Andrew Kra-
mer. The property was damaged to the anon Mt
of abOut SiDO
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CEsTsR MARKET To-DAY.-Beef best cuts
per TO-, Sc; next, z5c.; Salt Beef I5a2Uc; Dried
Beef, 3Otc}je. Veal, 2Jc. Mutton, chops, Csc,
Lamb &c. Lard, 25c; Pork, fresh, DE: corn I'd,
Se-: Bacon hams, uncut,25c.; sliced, 35c. breasts
2Oc; shoulders, 1Sc. Butter, 35a4Uc; Chickens
palr, d5caSl. Ducks, pair, 9Oc. a 81 25 Eggs
doz, , a|Jc. Green Corn, can, i0c Green Corn
u ear. dozen, IL cents. Apples, peck, iGa75c APP
pies. dried, 15c. Leeks, BIZ, SC. TurnIps, 4Uc PIX
Peaches. dried, per quart, Is cts. Beans, but
ter, eal2c-; white, lOai2c.; dried cherries Qt 4Oc
Radlshes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per PIX. soc
ONIONS, 3CaiOc. per peck; bunch onions, 2a3c
OkIa- peck. 3Uc- Peas, Of. 10c. Carrots, bh Sc
tlsh-Rock, large, each, 3d. small. bunch, Soc:
Perch, 5Ga6Oc.; Mackerel, 25c. each; HaiIbut
H., 25c.; Sheephead, 75aS1 each: HOLSTERS, per
pound, II cents; Sea Bass, per pound, IL cents
Rye, per bushel, Csc aSl1O Corn Meal
81 lUaSi 20. Shipstuf, 60aS0c. Brown stuff, soc
Shorts, 4Oc. Corn, shelled, S1.1OasI.2O; in ear
bbl., s55UaS7. Oats, bh., 4Oa6Oc. Hay, cwt, 81 25
asl.3O. Straw, sOc.aS1. Glover Hay, s5c. aSl 25
Celery, pr bunch, l0c. Krout, per quart, I5c
Geese, Sl.5CaS2-50. Cabbage, per head, 3alOc
HOmIny, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1a1O cents
Potatoes, 2UaiOc- per PIX. Tomatoes, 2OaiOc
per peck. String Beans. 1Oc. per peck. GYM
lings- 6a12c. dozen. Cucumbers, sa1Oc. Egg
Plants, 5alOc. Pears, Acc as1pk.; Water
melons, 25a75c.; CantaleIpes, 5aiOc.; Peaches,
SlaSl p per peck Sweet Potatoes. Acc Grapes
2jc. ID Ounces, 6Ocasl per peck Ortoian
81 per doZ Reedbird, 75c. Blackbird, 75c
CAlnquapins, o.. 20c.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHEN YoU GO TO HEsNING's, don't forget To
ask TO see that Ten dollar Fail Oyercoat.
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RETURNED--Thomas Dennis the MESSENGER
employed IN tne copper rolling-mill at the
denly left the city in October last avn aeh,s
(for borrowed money, with which he u.s
dealing in gold) amounting 10 ever slOOoo mn
paid, reappeared at the residence of his uifs
near the Navy Yard, few days ago, much no
the surprise of some of his neigh bors and cred .
ltOrs. II seems from has statement that he Ala
nor, as was thought. take passage for Europe,
but that since he left here he has been in Penn
sylyania.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

MEETING OF TIE DEMoC RATIO AssoCIA. TON
Iast evening special meeting Of the N alton l
DemOCrauc Association was held at Germ "A
Hall, Col Florence in the chair, and Mr., J In
Thomas secretary pro ten.
MI Aiken, from the committee to confer with
the councils committee, reported what had
been determined on by the committee.
nj. Thomas was nominated as marshal, but
deciiled in favor OF Mr.. Florence.
Dr. Clayton offered a resolution, that As the
various ward clubs are composed of memb rs
Of the association. the association deem N a 4 .
yissoie not TO appear in the procession in a
body. "
The resolution was debated at considerable
length by Messrs. Aiken, Sinclair DIR Allen
Clayton. Florence, Rutherford, Gary Moses
ana Thomas, some OF whom expressed the
opinion that the association should have been
assigned 10 near the right of the line, and ,aat
tbey should pass this resolution as a reb ke
while the majority were of the opinion On AT
were oIt i've members. The absence of the
association would cause remark, and in the
eHd might be productive of harm.
ne resolution was laid on the table.
COi florence was selected marshal, with
capt Gary and Mr.. Thomas assistants
Dr. Allen moved the appointment of a COM
mlttee to examine the affairs of the association
win view to reorganIze; who was agreed
20, and Messrs. Allen, Aiken, Rutherford
tIinn and Hoover were appointed.
MI Aiken offered resolution WELCOMING
equal justice to all men, the friend and de-
lender OF the Constitution, &c; which was
CONTINUOUSLY adopted.
Inc association adjourned to meet at the
Liehau House at O'Clock to Join In the pro-
Cession
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MY BooKs-eraithva,thes R.tro.psss see
Bouse; ewin,onS Army 81 sse potonso; Gil
pores Four Years ip TIE seAdie, ss1s' See oe
cal HRAECK fAYIOR
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THE LIQUOR Law IN THE SECOND PRECINCT
Yesterday, ON Gers Crown and alley arres ed
Patrick Fealey for selling liquor by the small
without proper license, and for selling on sun
dsy; and Peter Campbell for like offences
They were taken before Justice Walter who
hned them go IN each case. making q total of
$50
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BROPHY-TYLER. In Balti more, on Tues.
cay, the 18th instant. by Rev Y. Wieet s j .
assisted by Rev Father McNerhany, JOHN p
BROPHY, Of Washington, ID To- Miss BETTE
IILEk, piece OF the late President Tyler, for
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DIED

HENsHAW. On the l4th Instant at o 'ciock
m after brief illness, JOSHUA LAURENS
HENSHAW. native of Boston, M asa but a
resident of this city many years
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
his funeral rem his late residence, corner of Arb
street east and Virginia avenue, on Monday, the
Nth instant. at O'Clock m
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyEp
kEhL EsTAfk, ON II srREEr NORTH,
between 18th and 18th Streets west, ct Puslis
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst. at O'Clock ..
BIZ Half the lot 10 Improved ky two s-,tory
Frame DwsllIncs one on front aud the other IN
Ihe rear on th lot Is fe-i front by 100 feet deep
gofning on the east dimet siop- which M al a.
ton.
Terms: One half cash; balance elk and twelve
M nihs, for notes kearing interest and secured hy
deed Of trust on the premises. All conyeyspc;nS
snd revenue stamps at the cost Of the Do Chaser
putsLle.
sell a GREEN WILIIlMs Aunx.
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CoRNs, Bnnions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treaIed by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist.
s2a Penn av.. between * and 6th streets Of
nee hours from m. to p. m, and 6 to D.
m. No charge for consultation
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GAZE OF NAVY POWDERS.

Nary Department, BHreaH Of Ordnnncs,l
Wash,Hgron City. September 6, 1855 Z
There will ne sold at Public Auction, to the
highest bidders, at noon. TUESDAY, the ID day of
October, at the Office Of the officer commanding the
Naval Ordnance Depot at Jefferson Barracks Re-
serve, near st. Louis, Mo-, about I'VE thousand
Is OOl barrels Of Powder, composed of cannon
mortar and musket powders.
The powders will be sold in lets to suit pur-
chaser.
Terms: Dash, in Government funds: one half N
be deposited Oh the conclusion Of the sale and the
remainder within ten days afterwards. during
which time the powde rs must be removed from the
grounds, otherwise they will revert to the Govern
ment.
Purchasers Will be required to furnish their own
packages, where the powder is not In barrels
SELF III. A. WISE. Chief of Bureau
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RY GREEN q wILLIAMs, AoctioDe.r..

GOVERNMENT SALE OF yALUBLE sQUAR
MT,AassHkRXGI9h, D. e. At PgBLI0 Ago
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
On TeksDAl, the 10th DAG OF Octoberusr
1866, we will sell, 70 the highest bidder. D n
menclng at L. O'Clock M. a. our Auction 3 On
No 92o, corner OF 9TH street west and Dstre,t
north, the following named property belonginsto
the Government Of the United states viz
Lots numbered Is, IL, Is, ~, and "a in square No.
Lots nunbered2, 4; and 5, in square No sl2.
Lot numbered Is, In Square south OF No COZ,
Lot numbered Is, in Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, Is. and IL, in Square No lis.
Lot numbered l6 In Square No. 1l3a.
This square has recently been subdivided and
laid out In lets, and will be sold in lots according
to that survey, which viii be shown os the day q
eals or should desire TO bid for the entire
square, an opportunity will be offered.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, on the de-
Livery OF the deeds Of the property
One fifth Of the purch sss money to be paid whom
should the purchaser fail to comply, the prop
erty will then and there be put up again and sold
TO the next highest bidder.
If the whole terms not complied with IN
thirty days from the day Of sale tue Commissioner
reserves the right TO resell the property at the
rick and cost OF the first purchaser. Ry order %
the Commissioner of Public Buildings
q eO6Gg GREEH WIILIAMR Aucta
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Ryw. D. LEWIS q co., Aust,en.er-.
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HI W. l. WALL 90 ,Aucuonsers.
TWO SMALL fR.nE HogsEs IN THK isr

WAkD AT AUCTIOs.
% IUEsDAh sept. the Isis sta o'clock N !.
Nevill sell IN frOEt Of the premi ell tn az eart
o. Lot 10 siusted 10 Square wet OF square no.
IL IN TIC city of Washington, fronting az feet,
moie or lees on 2ntn street bot ~esu Transatlantic
sNerre and M street, aud running b.ck 90 Rock
Sresk Win Re Two Tame houses upon the sane.
which 10 stsrds.
Terms One third cash balance in six and twsv.
months. With Interest. secured by q ed Of trust
on the property; Convey ancing and stamps 81 the
sela.d w l. WALL q On 49,
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the sale OF Real tate and Household furniture g
the residence Of nmflies Declining housek ssDinG.
Also, te the ss.es OF stocks Of Groceries end MSf-
sSnanaise q even description, Borsss, osrrisfss.
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