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GALE OF STEAM BOILER FORCE PUMPS.
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &c,
comprising

Qxare,masfey Gene,aE's Office, First Dirtsios
Washtnston, u. c.. June lo, 1856.
wifi S sold 81 on os tb General there
under III. direction Of Captain George r. HOVE,
ing, 2, N. On FRIDAY, July Is 1855, At 70
O'Clock M: the following described public prop.
one sTkAM BOILER. 50 feet long and , f.A,
In diameter with two ~ inch return hues ! made
inch boiler on, with ell the necessary appur.
tepsDces ipclndipe cast iron front, gauge cocks,
steam gauge ASHCROFT paIent.J CRATE bars, ii se
%osrSfsafSa all EGU
PUMPS. No. 8, lS-inch cylinder. inch stroke. o.
horse power each. and each capable OF pumping
and forcing ioo 0o GALLONS OF water per day. Con:
nected with them are the requisite valves eIasds,
coupling. henos, elbews. double valve oil cupa
&c. These Pumps are com pa ratively new and in
large au.ntit s q WfArER PIPE, as sol,ov,.
,s s',so f ft . S;ineh cast iron Water Pipe,
St feet inch castir ..
i.Soo feet Inch
fhT s ,e ses U aash IRON r1BE.PLuas tA,,..
patent with all the necessary connections, such
a. rs bends stop cocks. elbows, four way pieces
THE TOOLS. &C.. required for making alter .tions
D.ehtnss: t.ps and dies, plyers, crabs, drills,
The Depot 10 accsssibIe by water. and vesss,. ~,
the largest clsss can be loaded at the wharf.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
fore the first tlsti day Of Auaust next.
boat for Giesboro will ie1ke the Sixth street
wharf every honr during the day Of sale,
will be siyen upon application, in person or by
letter tn Captain George Browning, A. Q. n.
Gissboro. d. O., or at this oaic:
=. Brsvst Brig Gen q 3 A.. IN charge
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INCOME hETUl

INCOME h ETUkSs.-The following anecdo,e
may be considered appropriate 70 the season:
=, well known barber of Buffalo, made mn
hls HSt, amounting TO s531, and handed il in at
the Cffce of Internal Revenue The clerk
glanced at the footing and replied, mo tax on
incomes below 500"
Some minutes Later, noticing s. standing pa.
ueDtly, the clerk inquired:
waiting for any thing
: My Se3."
Gisfk. What SG}f's
y why my Income was only $50. and
understand ts' SOrsTHHsV' could taGke az up 10
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D dIa WAsHIHefoN. June IS, loooL


D dEf9 WAsHIHefoN. June IS, looo
L 81 81
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BAbTl.
MORE. And WAsHJNTOM AND TIL WEST. Ara
GOV run - fellovs. Wis. - - - = =
FOR BALTIM0RH.
Lesye daily, except Sunday, at %, S:N, snd
His .. N, and 2'4s, and 40, and 500 .. n.
IOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave dastv. except Sunday, at Too, Q. n, apo
FOB wAY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave Ct Is ana 100 an. and ct i.D and as IN
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave d Io9 and 80 Q. M, and 40 D. N. Ne
trains 70 or frsm Annspolis en- Sunday.
81 ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORB.
Leave ss 5:0 .. m. and .: - and SEQ ,. n
fOR WAY STATIONS
Leave % 80 .. m. and i:45 and 500 D. u,
FOB ALL PANTS OF The ksr
Leave daily. except Sunday. at 7:0 .. m. and 90
On Sunday q 500 p. m. only, connecting st Relay
station WITH trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling
T.hakoigsaG ffffioKrrs 70 tn. w... 90. b. he'd !,
In the day. aeSsl ~ At the once in the Anerf.
can Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue
between ~ and sth streets.
Fer New York, Philadslphia, and Boston, ses
advertisement Of Il Through Line.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of Transportaeiou
L:1. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
90 O-u GEO. 9. KOONTZ. Agent, Wsshing ton
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA Ann
GEORGETOWN RAILROAn.
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pRoPosALs FOR COAL AMP WOOD
SENATE OF THE UNITED srarrs.
Oflce 81 ihs SrF.anf-qf Ar,u.

SENATE OF THE UNITED era,rs
Qeice ef Ihs Srssaaf az ar1,
s Washington, June %, ls6S
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this once
urtii u O'Clock noon. on SATURDAY the Is,e
Gay OF July neat. for the deliver, OF seven bnn-
efed tIWl tons 1870 peundsD Of large Zee or
s.eshmoost iurnace WHITE ASH COAL, thor
Also, nifty cords best PINE WOOD, thorourb,v
The Co.l TO be weighed and the WOOD ns..r.
by the Chief Engineer or his s.sistant and naeheS
away In the Senate vaults under his di rect,an ee
The whole Of the Coal and God 10 be deliysrs.
on or before the slst OF August following
GEO. T SHOWN
Je fO-oto Sergeant az. Arms II senate
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron woOD ANO COAL.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. June 70. 49,
Sealed Proposals win be received az this Dsps-t-
msnt Tor the very aud ster.ge of
UTE COAL, furnace sine. . 2so re. 60 tAe ton
90 eons lest quality ECO Ash, egg sine. "a 2so
January I, 1851. Also for
zoe cords best auaiisy sss.oned OAK WOOD.
80 cords best Be kern PINE WOUD
The Wood 20 be delivered &C such time ana in
such anantiass - may he required.
Bids Will be received st this once until July 10
lSS. The Department reserves the right 70 reject
al or any part OF the bide.
No bsds viii be considered unacoompauied hy
satisfactory evidence Of ability 20 l the contract
Il. OLMpTED
le f2-dtJl0 SUIT Po<t Once Puilatnr
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ANGELs SINGING AROUND THE BED-In the
height OF mosquito time the little rascaIs prac-
ut' tE"IT songs nightly, 10 the annoyanc. of
every one When little girl, Elite. about i've
Ns'rs oio. was bring put 20 bed, her mother
lad 10 heT-"Etii~- you must always b. a good
gal aEd ihen- at night, when you are asleep,
TIE angels VIII come. and sing, and watch
round your bed 'Oh, YES, ma. said Elite.
IL kUOw that; heard them singing all around
my head last night, and some of them bit me-
too
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CECRET DISEASESl
SA N A r. r JAMS GIFT.
SAMARITlNS GIFT

The MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, PosIrIvE CuRE,"fer
GONORRHGA, elect, STRIC TURES, de-
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam. no Mercury.
Only Tea Pulls 10 Be 1akss 70 Efea Cure.
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nos
joSe the stom.oh g bowel. Of the most dsiiests.
In twenty fopr hour" Prepsrsd b. . grsdusts
g . Ss o S S.; 5
~: TX S:!ss
CUR. try The sAMARITANS 6Ifr
ro.n.. ss"s :. s 3; P.. sl:,n sr''''
BLo0Dg BLoODrr BLoODgrr
sceSIUIA, TLSEBs; sosEs, sPsrs,
slxAl XEEssT E5SE D asS III .unc.
E 'Ssi i; Fiji
n0:s psss1t certain and sfsct1.l remedy ever pre-
ss poson 90 thai the
and permanent; Take. then, o. this purifying rem
Sosts1ss That for which You may repent in ssss
years.
Roof aEsB
s sss s.s S. from the
.; e: Il. And ialss ESss e Pc
happily adapted, In liberated Uterus. in Leucor.
ma 81 E.n s. q =. .s
Sent By express. Price els Der bottle
sAMARITANy WASH
L. in cases Of used In connection With tho
sf Tsli i ss!s ssIs :ai f:is. :. cents.
The enicscy Of these remedies 10 alike scknevl:
sdesd y Shysiciens and patients. They are used
WHAT TIE sgasEsOEs SAY n q THE sAnAB
.PcsI hosrII.L, fosI nAnsH.LL: Bsltimsrs.
stating rhas 1 have used The Samaritan Rsmsdiss'
for Veneral dissases in fits most customary forms;
aud properly. and. have found them respond % my
their conpssisiop, have The fuIIe:, coaadenos d
I recommend the" '9!oHaEfFbrp O. BOWERS.
"Assistant Surgeon, 9th n. Y. Vols"
Sold By 9. o. FORD, corner nth street and Penn
sylvsnis avenue, Washington; HENRY CUM
Ais1sHss "a CO. p
TRIHslAAB-Prosscssd by Royal Letters Pc
tent Of ESslana, s1d ssSsrsd b the , sea.
college Of Medicine, visenA, ..x.
Trieensr No. I, y tho snectus! rsosdx ior ~ ~
ss SS r. 'ss
MAJ No Sc the ,SiAlHs.is remedy FOR al I%pSrs:
6: e :.s e. ..i Il
I:s sscur:d o@ he
and change q sfnosphers IL TN ossss 81 ~ sscns
g So.. - 4 Sss ID IN s:vsrss. dos e.
SinisSsss1 81 valDssa. sails1ssas- s'".. a.
sb>e,sua,s ans rse.il b. Or. BARLOW. ns. IsA
s:iss:ss 9: 10: :: a: .. iGosD. 10. $50 2: :,s.
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RY X. +. PAGE, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE BUILDING
LET'S ON Sd STREET WEST, BETWEEN III
AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue of Q decree OF the Suprem Court OF the
District of Columbia. passed on the Goth day OF
June. 1866. in . cause wherein Joseph Walsh ct al,
are compla ants, and Mary A Fletcher ct al are
Defendants No 706. Equity Docket No 7, ii Sub
scriUer as Trustee will offer for SALE the prem-
Ses. on TUESDAY, the 50 day Of July next, Mt
soIcleeA .. m Lots No. Is and d, in Square No.
as. and sppurtenances.
Terms of sale One-h OF the purchage money
In cash the balance in six months, with Interest
from day OF sale. for which the bond of the purcha
ser VII approved security will be taken.
IL the terms Of sale are rot complied with within
i've days from the day OF sale the property will be
resold at the rick aud cost OF the defauling par
chaser.
Stamps and cen.sy:nci.s a. pnrchs.eris cost.
W. w. DEMAINE, Trustee
je e2-d&ds KF PAGE Auct
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA
- BLES, FENGlNG. WhARVES, &c,
AT GIESRORn. ID @

HiEs, = sSSsso $$ssSSvss,S Sc; 'fA
Qnan1master Generals Osce. Fsr,t Dirisron,t
Nv ,,.I Wa a, s a. D. e: June ~ 1865.
Wilt be sold on the premises, AZ public anc,ion,
nnder the direction of Captain George T. Brown.
10, 1866, at 10 clock a. 70 and contieninS frow
the came honr each day thereafter, Except FRI
win so 1n. the ahos .hs ns hars sse MoIks
posed Of, the following described public property.
.Eleyen ND OFFICES. (frane,) 28xIao. two sto.
!ktehes adjoining, IO.iS,J i21sa isSlS two sass s
.Eiehiy mine .tss, LABoBERs' QUARTERS,
Crane, > seventy four l6xls fourteen lzxI4, and
'Hs S 6W isfG
res with back buildings l2x3l, four lox2t. l5xto
adjoining sxl2 and lOxi0, I5x2 20, with wing ioxis
MI MISS ihss aSGsRs
rie.,l 2sx,so, with additions I6xlIJ ssxsO, 1.-TWO
Thirty two ts.l STABLES frame } twenty -four
2s14sz 4. :8xs55. one Ilxs2, aad lsx29, with
One ID a HOSPITAL STABLE, nrame,, with
OnelE ISSUING STABLE, Cframe) with s.sla
Twenty t % sUiIrINes. Crane, asxss. assss,
zsx:s!, asxI.o 2ixls 2sIse 2"xs5, and HxH.
Thirty two 81, WATER TANKS "a .xis; two fee,
Seventy eight 90 MANGEBs, s,sxl6; three.
and a bali feet deep.
twenty (2gI OUTHOUSES
One Il HAY SHE'D. ll2A3I2.
tine - CHAIN HOUSE, fframe) 5sx22o
Three 49, WHARNEs: One ~ .Isl square feet
one u i s9uare feet. and one $50 square feet
FENCING. % .os0 lineal feet
One "a sT0RFHOOSE. Orame) 52xI5O
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS, tframe) ASxl6O
and 3jxlG0
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, Hx32.
The buildings will he ssid sIngly. and must be
removed within twenty days
The buildings will be taken down at the ex pen 20
of the purchasers. The depot Is accessible by
water vessels of the class can be loaled
at the wharf
Terms Cash in Government funds.
boat for Giesbero will leave the Sixth. nj rect
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
For Iurther information apply in PERSON or by
letter, TO Captain GEORGE r BROWNING A.
z. M, GiesboTo, u. c.. or to this stiice.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brieadier General U. 8. A. I'm charge
ie 2U-fiyl0 Firat D,yt aiou d q n
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A THIEVES CAVE UNHEARTED.-The New
burg N Y } Journal says that Officer Morgan
OF that place, while searching near Cornwall,
for property stolen by thief named John
Rhodes came upon the cave used by that IN
dividual for the secretion of stolen property
and other purposes. The cave is situated near
Murderer's Creck- about half way between
ford's Bridge and Montana Mills. OutwardIy
.: looks like heap OF brush. Gaining the en-
trance, MIR. Morgan entered IL and found il
fitted up with beds, cooking utensils, &c, but
the stolen property had been removed by Cor
neiIUs l.. Rhodes, brother of the thief The
two villains are IN custody. II seems that these
TWO Rhodes are a couple of hardened villains
They used 10 infrst the Marlborough Noun
taIns, stealing cows. horses. &c. and in fact
living by robbery and theft. They went on
with their Oufrages until the inhabitants of
that region could stand il no longer. and turn
InE ont IN body captured the whole gang OF
khodes-Of whom there were four or five
brCtheTs-and had them brought 10 lnstice
John RhOades afterward made his escape from
the officer - no had in charge, and whom he
nearly killed IN his efforts Ia get away He
wen INTO Dutchess County. where he passed
under the name of Lewis Scott. He came to
live ~ Cornwall some years ago, and made
tha; place The base Of operations. Several of
the others were lent to Sing Sing.
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THE EVENING STAR.

WHAT CoXKs oF GETTING FLIES IN THE
LARA French medical journal, the Journal
ss HedectH ct dc ChirErgie PrGctiqass, contains
The following account of a singular case:
loo ksmith, aged ffty-two, having been treated
a the HopItal Beaujoin for a disclocation, has
been sent to the Aisle de Eincennes for his
com plste recovery. A few days before leaving
that establishment he felt as II fly had got
into his left ear. He took a luciler match and
tried 10 get ont the intruder with 10; but not
succeeding, aud the pam having subsidized, he
took no more notice of IT, Three days later,
being a. 81. Ouen, he experienced a tickling i'm
his ear, which prevented him from sleeping,
and on the following day he went to DIR. Jar
lSvy's consultation. Here upon examination,
two small larve, like those which are met
with in dead bodies, were found in his ear.
The patient complained OF very violent pain
IN that organ, aud all along lice which, be-
ginning from the middle of the forehead. fol-
lowed the eyebrow, and, crossing the temple,
ended behind the msstoid apophysis. He had
cramps and q tIngtfDg sensation in the arm,
nts of trembling, sickness, Ike. On visiting
him in the evening DR.. Jarjayay poured a few
drops OF ether into his ear. This caused great
siderable relief and during the night upwards
of one hundred larvP fell out of the ear on the
maR's pillow. On the following morning the
doctor perceived some large larvF of musca
carnarla at the bottom of the meatus auditor
Ius- DE- JarJavay got a few out with proper
instrument, then made some injections which
brought out fifteen more. and In the evenin z
poured drop of ether in the ear. whereby
three more were got rid Of On the day after
no more Iay:P were visible. but the tympanum
was discovered 10 be perforated. The case
was now treated with injections OF mallOws
and emollien: poultIces. and three DAYS later
the patient left the hospital perfectly recovered
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CASH, DOORS. BLINDS, AND BUILDIN0
hArIRiALs GENERALLY.
Jne largest STOCK, IN marhet, and ne . arriyals
For sale Of redneed prizes. st the Huilder.' De-
rt. Sex 1fh street, opposite Centre Msrket
Jes eoN II. W. HAMILTON.
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RY Nm. L. WALL q co. Auctioneers
H Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
50 La av. bet 9th and ION sts

Will be cold, on account Of whom IL may con
cern, Tor livery and xpensos at Wall Co. 8 Ba-
Zazr, on tn TUESDAY, July eth.
ONE BAY HORSE,
seven years old fast PAGER and trotter, and good
broke ssddle and ,rDess borse
ALLEN Z. DORSEY CO.,
Livery Stable keepers, street, between 18th and
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Ire ToII0WIng are the cIatses, by their nber0,
reanired 1t the r-s pective navy yards:
klTTERI-Nos. 2, 6, ~. Is, "a
CHARLESTOWH-l,2,3,4 4, 8. 8, II. II, Is, IS, q,
BROOKLYN-l ?, 5. 8, 10. 10, g. a
PHILADELPHIA-l,2, 5, 4, 8, 6, 10, Il, Is, .,
p. .2. ~. 81
wAsHINGTON-l.s,A6,n ,ls. Is. 81, So, 81.
je4-laWlW
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% edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
IL TOMAC RAlLROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tSanday Q. m. excepted.l

TO TRAVELLERS 9OIN9 SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsanday .. m. excepted.J
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the south via the Potomac r.
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf. GzS
pM,sssGingtop: to Asoia Greek s snd ..:.A1.
mond We, conaectins there With trains on the Rich.
Rsiirosds. for Petersburg, weldon, WilninstoS,
Raleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury. Charlotte and
steamer: K eypors and Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted) at
% .. m. and p. m. and arrive In Richmond 1t
THOUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
fifty Miles shorter ana III Hours Quicker than
any other houte.
Creek and fredsrich sburs, to Richmond At A' the
street, Or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Onnibussss and Baggage Wagons will b in
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be-
several battle felds near Tredericisburs by stop:
Brestfast fast az. SSi. sup on board Of Steamer.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent; ws.hinsson.
apSly General Passenger Agent.
y steamer OAMb 6iDGE, Captain
Route E On a1G sAF6s Sll r'; S.P:h hi
ma i5iS
CABIN
%b s1.r sn01i snS
pay At P. M. stopping at ell the above men:
ss;Slps ' as ;s's e. u - SRf6sS
= =. too ~o-a
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The classes of this Bureau are numbered and

The following are the classes bv their nun bers
required AZ the respective Navy Yards:
KITTERY.
Nos. rs, s. 10. IS, 10, 20, 81. -. %, 50, 81.
CHARLESTOwN.
Nos. 10, IL, AZ, IL, IS l6 II, Is, le, %
u, %, "a, %, II, 81. IS, 80.
BROOKLYN.
Nns g. 4, 5, 6, 10, u. Il, l3, 10, 70. D. 2s 2s
p, %, 80, SO, Sc.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. J. T. s. g. TO- II. IL. Ia, 10, IS, l9, "a g. Do g.
WASHINGTON.
Nos 8, q TO- II, Il, Is Ia, Is, l6 Il. IS. 49, TO-
q. %. q. ie-l9 law.v
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BOTOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. h A. RYTHAR,
leaves Washington al 6 u. N. and AL r.
cambria at Z q. m EVERY SAT Sk-N
UkDAf for mont, Budd 3 Ferry
smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek Bluff Point,
Plowdan's Wharf. Lancaster's Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Curriopen Bay. Foxwell's Wharf, Piuey
Poiut, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore At
J.B BRYAN h BRO Agents,
ap It'll No. 345 Penna. avenue,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF GovHRNMEi<T PILE DRIvRR.

Nh UF 1UN1hNMENT FILE DkIVkR.
Gi0QHanfrnaEs' ONec, pepot9f WasAisxtsr,l
- WashtpEfon. ID. c June Is IsSs Z
Will be sold st public auction, at sixth street
wharf, Wasbinston; D. o under the direction Of
kreyet Lfeuteusnt Colonel J. q lee A o.
on friday. July 6 lss6. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
ONE tb PILE DRIVER
which 10 no longer required for Government
use.
Terms: Cash, In Governmssts fu.ae.
nreve, Major a., d - M. =; h00kER.
10 MID Depot Of Wsshinetou.
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PUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PRESIDENTS pRoCL

ssNoPsis OF TIE PRESIDENTS PROCLA-
L. orders public .ales of ever nve and |. qusrter
mil,iSss Of aIes of vacant public lands in wis
AT The Lad Uries at La CROSSE, on the 18th
ns, .nd the Isse,'1d sections in
,he counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Tremp slesu and
Al the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on the 9TH
GA, OF ShrTEasEk next, ,sventesn psrts Of Town
At The Land Once at FALLS ST. CkOIX, on
me ist cay - OeIoBnR next. the reserved Sec
:hir. in the Counties Of Damn, Pierce, and 81.
Az the Land once at FALLS ST. CROIx. ON
TIE 30 day of OcIosER next. ten parts Of Town
ship., IN me eounti-- II Peptu and Pierce.
dsy OF OCTOBER heat, the reserved sections Ina ten
rsr'- Q, ~ ,h- cou ties of CisI ke Chip
AZ he Land One. It STEVENS POINT. on the
sna ps Of 0ns spnd ,s and Ten
Of Msrshon and Oconto
OF OCTOBER next, sixty seven Tesnships and paris
OF iowp-hips IN the COUNTY OF oson,o
dsy 81 SovEwBER next the reservei SECTIONS in
eighty ore townsbips aud part. Of tlwuships In
tie counties Of Ashland. La Pointe, Barns.t aud
Al ,ss Land ofses at bayfield, on the /, h
day Of SovEsEEK next forty nine t.",hip. and
Part. o. townships In the counties Of Ashland, La
M.lDMUNps.
Commi.noner Of the Gtn.r.I Land Ole.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. June IA, 1916.
kcrE Under the regulations OF the Depart
nebt. as heretofore and n.w ssi sting no Day mont
can be m.de for adverti.ing pr-ci auatious except
10 speS publi shers as spsridify authorized Ia
gshish by the Commissioner OF the tSe Land
once 10 . lawi3w
EOA WINDOW AND DOOR rBAMES on
.lOO baud sHd for sale at reduced prices a. the
Builders Depot. s62 TIN street, opposite Centre
Market -
,eseolm NV HAMILTON.
DkOP'.sALs ron FrBNISHtNG ARTICLES
Il AT TEE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
Paymaq6s's OGc,. U. 8 Nary.
s. WH.h,HStoa, ID. @. June IS, 1887
.repsrate Sealed Proposals will be rsceiy sd at
.p pl Once until III" n day Of July. Is q, 1T 10
hNeleo 1.-THE Washington NAVY Ward viz,
FOB BUREAU OF HAyIGATION
e0ts hubired Itrst " alput Tims@r
=" sd bHnaTed feet -. Domingo NJ ,boesnv
FOB BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND REPAIR
cotntU-tx sisfs Soap stone.
bOk III kEAU PROVISIONS AND NOTHING
" bly, bArFsfs Beef; IS fseyeuty nve1 b.rreI.
P"rk IS twenty n Vel bArrsls .lour sIaf ev.rtv
Eve bnnfredB pounds Rice; 30 ,three bnnSrsx
eHII ts 1oiAsees, Sugar house syrpn. an, T,I,rs.
bubdred) gallons Vinegar. All 10 be NAVY stand
FOR BuREAU YARDS AID DOCKS.
Que good 6s rIysl. Horse; 10 be select.i
For die ensiops. des-ri ptfon, &C. see schsauls
Nthi- ofc-. Tho above articles to he deli y.r.d
Tree II cost 20 the Cove for freight or trans
peftaften and AZ the rick and expense the pnrtv
t1rDishins. runFient RnsrAnfy FOR DELIVERY viii
ts required OF successful hidd-rs.
CALVIN q JACKSON
CASH, DOORS. BLINDS, AND BOILDTyo
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RY W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Lots IN THE FIRST

by ViTtU6 OF urtu OF tTtnL 20 tho Subeerfb0r ,dA
ted July 81. Issg, and duly record. in Liber " b..
~. folios IS "a srd 9a. Of the land records. &C.
shall offer Tor sale. at public suction, on TUES.
DAY, July 10th 1886. ct o'clock D. m, Lo Nos
and u 10 sqnare q Lot No. in Sanare IS. sit
mated on north II street, between 24ih aud 18th
streets west Lat L. in Sausre. oath str eet
between north ii street and Rock Greek.
GEORGE MYER, Trustee.
Je 20d w. l.. WALL Il Co Aucts.
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0f WIN. l.. WALL h CO., Auctfoueers
. eouth corner Pa. avenue and eth street

The undersigned announce. In contemplation of
having 10 90 TO France this fall that they will offer
Messrs. " T. Wall B. Co., Auctionssrs, bv cats
1egue, on mVNpAf. July 2. At Va clock, ct their
The bslsnce Of their choice stock OF pure bottled
Wines, Trencn Coroias and LfQuors OF various
ment Of aboni GOO botties, also several barrels
OF hne whisky, brendy, Gin and Liqusrp In deni-
Chanp.ens., Scotch A., and LoSdon Alss, &c. PR.
vAfe families, especisIy ior this season Of use %
tend. Can be amined previous 70 ale
,. ORO4ELIEN 90
. Jel9d W. L. WALL 4 90. Aucts
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" FIRST DIVIslON,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June 3. 1856.
ton Of Captain iS GeoGse T. o srOWnins &c
9lEsBORO. ito the highest bidders. on FRI
pay July 8, 1855, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m,
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand Gu
bic yards. most of which is in the immediat vi
cinity OF the vharyes, at which boats and barges
Purchasers will be required TO remove the Ma
nnre on or before the lst day Of September next,
un ess otherwise arranged with the owner Of the
grounds.
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
wharf every hour, up to IL O'Clock M, on the day
BY order 0fths ouart'ryT ssrs es E ra,y
Brevet Brigadier General u \ A..
le 70 dtJy In charge First Div. q N. q. D.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Wash,neton, ID. C., June z3, 1866 (
Will he sold at public auction, on the premises
J g: c; Lee. A. Q. NJ, at Alexandria Va, Ga
FRIDAY June 20, 1866, the folio wing described
Government buildings:
CAMERON STREETS, AT IL O'CLOCK
Two i2) oommissary storehouses, each sox,9s
BENTLEY BARRACKS, NORTHEAST COR
NER OF QUEEN AND ALFRED STREETS.
At IL O'CLOCK, M
One l) Office 32xs6 feet
Oneu) baIrack, 24xll3 feet.
Two t2' Ont houses each lOxlo feet.
One a. stable, l8x52 feet.
4fl feet IF Fence.
removed within fifteen days from date OF sale
Terms Cash, in 1overnmept funds as
Bvt. Maj. Gen. ana chief Quarternaster
Je 23-b Depot OF Washington