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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-09

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Please incose postpaid envelore addressed tn your-
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WOnGerfuI but Irue.-Nadsme Remington,
the world renowned Astroiogist and Sonnambulistic
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REMINGTON, P. o. Bcx 3eI. West Troy, N Y. L3sm6.I
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freuloltgoaagrtnal, i
HOE OUT YOUR ROW,


One day farmers lazy boy
Was hoeiDg out the corn,
And moodily had listened long
To hear the dinner horn.
The welcome blast wss heard at last,
And down he dropped his hoe; sf
But the old man shouted in his ear
any boy, hoe out your row."
Although "hard one" was the row,
To use plowman's phrase,
The lad, as sailors have il, %
Beginning well tos"haze;''--- - q ~
81 can" said he, and manfully ssE see.
He seized again his hoe; ''s 'el
And the old man smiled to see
The boy hoe out his row.
The lad his text remembered,
And provedthe moral well
That perseverance to the end
Atiast will nebly tell
Take courage man! resolve you can,
And strike a vigorous blow;
In life's great field of varied toll
Always hoe out your row.
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@ss A Lecture to Young Men.

JH PHgIishsd,i in Sealed EHrslope. Price sir cents
A LECTURE on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
Cure cf permaorrbOa, Seminal WeskEess, Involun
tary Emissions, Sexual Debility and In pedirents to
Marriage gerorslly. Nervousness Consumption, Epi-
epsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incspacity result
ing from Self-Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT ]. CULVER
WELL, NJ D., Author of the Screen Book" &c.
The wOr!d-renowned author, in tlis admirable Lee
tu-e clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences Of SelfAbuse may be eff ctually
moved without medicine, and without dangerous surgi
cal operations bougss instruments, rings, eordals
pointing out mode cure at certain end eectua
by VIII ch syery sufferer, matter Whist his condition
nav be- nav himself chesply privately, aud radi-
csly. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE BOoE 10 THoUsASBs
AND THOUSANDS
Sent under SEAL to any sddress, in plain scaled
veiope, the receipt of six cents, two postage
STAMPS, By addressing H.. -
CHAS. J. c. KLINE CO.,
I27 Bowery, New York, Post odaee Box asa.
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CALMhS, GRIFFIN & Co.'s
UNION
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
berlin, Ohio.
8. s. oALKINs g. O. p. GRIFFIN,
Principals of the Commercial Department Instructors
the Science Of Accounts, Commercial Arithmetic,
Commercial Law and Lecturers Business Gus
toms, Correspondence, &C., &c.
C. HI. POND,
Principal ofthe Tslegphic Department and Instructo
in Practical and Theoretical Telegrsphing,
Message Registration, Reports,
&c., &c.
Il. e. A w. A. DRAKE,
Principals Of the ChrogrAphc Department Instructors
in Spencerian Penmanship-Plain, Practical
and Ornawentsl-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Letter
ing, etc.
ID. A. CURTISS,
Principal Of Actual Business Department. and Associate
Instructor in Science Of Accounts.
j. B. MERRIAM,
Lecturer on Banking Currency Detecting Counterfeit
Money, Exchange, &c.
c. N. POND,
Lecturer on Fricoual and voltaic Electricity and In
struetor in Theoretical Telegraphy.
VIM, KINCAID, Jr., o. C. HILL, L. r. PENFIELD, A,
.RIDE0UT-Tutors.
In addition to the sbove, efficient corps of Assis-
tAntsis constantly employed.
The Tuition Fee is only about ONE HALF that usually
charged in similar Instiuons while the cheapness Of
living educational advantages of place.
and comparative absence of temptations to vice.
important considerations.
We do NOT GUARANTEE situations to our gradus tes,
for it beyond the power Of any Commercial College to
get situations for graduates but
full and CoNPLKTE satisfaction toourstudents.
REMEMBER,
Weare not "link"i in ybodys chain, neither do
IN thing A s1fh n
RHMHMsHR,

wssre not "link" in anybodys chain, neither do
lay claim to ABSURD thing as pGtcnt system
ofinsEuctions. t7st
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OFFICE AT THE STEAM MILL. szss

Represents the tollowing lst Glass Cash Com
panies:
Capital Il Surplus
Underwriters Agency OF New
York, Fire and Marine, S3,O00,000
Security, of New York, Fire, 1,6OO, 0OO
LOrilIard, of New York, Fire, 1,3I2,O0O
Manhattan, of New York, Fire &
Marine, 90J,0O0
Ariic, of n. York, Fire 81 Marine, 62j,OGO
Corn Exchange, of New York, Fire
and Marine, 415,0O0
veiand, SOC, 900
Travellers, of Hartford. AccIdent-
al Insurance Co., JS7, eco
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co,
of Hartford, 1,5O0, ,000
The above Companies all reliable and prompt In
paying losses the experience of the last yer shows
for every loss settled at this Agency within five days
after the res occurred Iis av ays the cheapest
that il the best. Good security policies
" wordsd, and a good knowledge Of the premises in
sured essential for the beneitof all parties interest
ed Entrrst your business to Home Agents who have
tSents who along, hnd what you paw
more thar it pays.
When you want Insurance all fight. cali on CAMFIELD
who will fix you cut Policy anytime, for Life Fire
Marine, or Accidents from day to years.
FremOn'. o., Nov. -. 1865 5-47Y1:
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TERMS

To any who have doubts concerning where to go for
Business Education, sayh you study one week with
u.s. and have deceived you by false representations
ask for your tuition fee, and it will be refunded
Forfull particulars, send for Catalogue and Circular.
Dec. ], 1855. ksy1.
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GALE OF MEDICINES, VETERINARY
~ TOOLS, INSTRUMENTS, &C, AT oIRs.
B0Ro, D. @.

ouAHrERxAsrER GRsERAL's OFFICE,
r...... FIRST DIVISION,
wAsHIsaros. D. c., March II, 1866
VIII be sold at public auction, at Giesboro, D.
e., uuder the direction Of Captain George T.
Browning, A, q. NJ, on THURSDAY, March 70
1866, at 10 o'clock, am, q large quantity Of
Medicines, Veterinary Tools, fnstrunents, he,
consisting In part Of
II lbs. Gum Myrrh, IL lbs. saleratup,
lbs. yerartria viride, SO lbs. saitpeire,
8 lbs. Gum Cateehu, ~ lbs. Calamine,
l6 lbs. Eiderberries, Is lbs. Cslamus Root, puly
9lbs. savin Leaves, Is lbs Caraway Seed,
lbs. Tannin, Is lbs. Chalk, prepared.
II lbs. Black Anthony, 80 lbs. Glauber Salts,
so lbs. Lifharge, % lbs. Geutian, powdered.
q lbs. valerian, powd d Is Lbs. Ginger, pow d.
liz No. Chip Boxes, I gals. Sweet spts. Nitre,
6gallons Molasses, 6lbs. Corks, assorted.
"a lbs. Copperas, 10 lbs. Sponge,
8 No. Sleeves, muslin; 10 No. syringes, asa'ted
I No. Scales (apothecarylAn Weights,
IS pairs Shears, 10 No. Seton Needles,
2No. Horse. Fleams, I Nc. Bistorines,
8 sets Veterinary Instruments,
No. Ball Porceps, 9 No. Slabs, ointment.
8 No. spatulas, 8 No. Funnels, assorted,
IL No. Mortars and Pestles,
2No. Counter Scales,
9Os bottles "Dr. Powell's Linimsnt,"
lbs. Muriate Of Ammonia,
loibs. Sub. Carb: Soda, 10 lbs. Linseed Meal,
81 boxes "scrateh Ointment,'
a papers Cattle Powders" l7j lbs. Bora1,
20 lbs. Sal. Tartar, SO lbs. Beeswsx,
bbi. Barbados Tar, Y Dbl Tar,
$50 No. Jars. Bottles. Cans, &c. glass .stopp a.
30 lbs, Lard. g No. Graduates. isf% lbs. Alum.
II lbs, Sugar Of Lead, ~ lbs. Ext, BeliadouA'
2iklbs. Dint, Nitrate Mercury
2 lbs. Ext. Hellebore, black.
3 lbs. Chloroform, n lbs Acid, suiphuric.
IL lbs. Acid. Nitric. o lbs Aceilc.
az lbs, Acid, Murjstic, 20 lbs. Puly, Canths.
rides,
I'LL Crotoo OIL. ~ lbs. Juniper OIL,
sibs, Aoi,e OIL, s ib,, Csrawsy OH.
~ lbs Cream Tartar. sors Acid. Hydrooyapio
Abs. Barytn .Murias, 4 lbs. Aqua Am monia,
Az his Perri. Iodide, siL Ibs Mercury Benio.
aide.
IL lbs. Red Preoipitate. q lbs. Antimony, Tar.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORT,
l. ALTON.
OFFICE or CHtxF QuARrEBsAsTER, }
DEPARTMENT OF TKNAs,
GAIyFarox Marrh q lsaa o.. \

OfFTCE or tHtEF QUARrFRMASTRR, D
DEPARrNEkr OF TENAs, } .
GALVESTON, March q. ls60.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be.Ieceiyed at this
ONCE, until IL o'clock II. on the 3lst day u
March, for the transportation ~ Military Sup
plies for the term Of one year from the date Of
the contract, on the following route viz:
Route No. l-From Indianola, LAvaos or Yieto-
ria, to San Antonio, aud to Austin, Texas.
ROnte No From Alleytou or Bronham, to
Austin and to San Antonio, Texas.
Bidders will state the rate por 100 pounds, Per
100 miles, at which they will transport said
stores
Bidders should give their names In full, as
we'll rs their places OF residence, and each pros
posal should be accompanied by bond In the
sum Of ten Thousand dollars, signed by two or
more responsible persons, guaranteeing that IN
case a contract IL awarded for the route men.
toned In the proposal 10 the parties proposing
the contract will be accepted and entered into,
aud good aud sufficient security furnished by
said parties In accordance with the terms Of this
Advertisement.
The amount OF bonds required from contractors
will be $50, 900 on each route.
Proposals. must be endorsed, proposals for
Army Transportation on Route No. or No. 2, -
AS the case may be, aud none will be ontertGined
unless they fully comply with all the require
ments Of this advertisement.
Parties to whom Awards are made must DO
prepared to execute contracts al once, add to give
the required bonds for the faithful performance
Of the same,
Of the QuArtsrmaEtsr General, hut the right Ia
reserved to reject any or all bids that may be
offered.
Contractors must be in readiness for service
within ten Qol days from the date Of the exeeu-
ton " the contract.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and SOL
Vency OF each bidder aud person offered as seeu-
ri,y will be required.
By order OF Col. C. O. Satwelle, Chief Quarter
master, Military Division Of the Gulf
s. II MANNING,
Colonel and Chief ouArtermaHtsr,r
mh00,Ot DApartmAnt Of Taxna
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A UoTIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES
IA MILITARY RAILRoAD MATERIAL.

a.. USTTBD eTArRs MILITARY RAtLRoADa
0HPtoE OF ASSISTANT QuARTERhAsrER,
WAsHIsaroS, D. c., March IA, 1885. .
Will be sold at public auction, at ALRXzN.
DRIA, VA, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1866, ..
2 nrst-elass Locomotive Engines, I feet slS.
Inch gaug cylinders, l5x22; weight, Is
tons. III
4 Passenger Cars.
20 Box Freight Cars.
2 Stock Cars
4 Platform Cars.
30 small Truck Cars.
81 Trucks for Freight Cars.
IS pairs Wheels on axlss. .-...
Steam Pumping Engines,
Stationary Engine.
IL Henderson Pumps. a.. ...,.
500 tons Second hand Railroad Iron (good.)
large quantity Of Frogs, Malls. Switch Fix
lures, Car Coupllugs, Bar Iron, Springs, Nuts,
Chain, Mauls, Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm
Oil. 40
20 Buildings, from loxl2 to aoox4o feet.
Lot Of 0hice Furniture.
Contents Of Printing Once.
large quantity Of new Shelf Hardware.
l Herring Safe.
l Saloon Car, 4 feet s<-inch gauge, elegantly
finished and furnished with black walnut,
trimmed with green plush; double trucks, with
broad tread wheels.
Sale 10 commence at ten O. m. ...
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
E. II. L. ROBINSON,
mhl5.thsatu1lt Byt. Brig. Cen. A. Q. M.
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Matiuual @tpnblitau


II will be seen, from tho following official
anpoupeeneht, that the proposed mass5msst-
ing atthe front Of the City Hall has bssn
postponed:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL UsIos CLuB,)
lLIN n No. go TwHLrTH srHHrr, Z
'wAsHireror, DC. March n, 1889 y
To the Public:
The ass.mesting announced to take place
under the auspices Of the National Union
Club, at tho City Hall, in this city, on
Wednesday evening, March 2sth, Is post
ponsd until further notice. .sr.T r
By order Of the Executive Committee ::
WIZ. THORPE, Cores. Sec'y.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES, FENCING, wHARvKs, &C, AT
GIESBoRO', D. G.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
~ STABLES, FENCING, wHARvBs, &c., AT
GIEsBoRo', D. G.
ouARTsRhAsrRR GRxERAL's OFFICE,
s..' FIRST DIVISION,
wAsHIsaToE, D. O., February q, 1886.
By order Of the Quartermastor General, there
will be sold on the promises, at public suet on,
| under the direction Of 0ap'aiu George Y. Brown
Ing, A. o. M, commencing on MONDAY, April
| O. 1890, at 10 O'Clock, 4 m. and continuing from
the same hour each day thereafter, Except WED.
Ssy and q. MN ssS 4Py AND vi
| sold, until the whole shall have been disposed
Of the following described Publie property, to
Eleven Ql) oPPICgs, frame y 2sxi4o two
lexls, Ckltchen adjoining lOxl6,) l2xs2, l6xl6,
two 26x26, aud 2sx76.
~, Eisa,y; "a az. lss j., LAs sa,s QUARTERS,
and one lexle with shed adjoining, skill.
Ten QO) DWELLINGS,, lframsjj 2sI6o two
stories, with back buildings, l2xS2, four l0x
"A, l6x4o, lexs2, l6x2s with wing l6xl7 and two
Kitchens adjoining, eIiS and ioIio( lsx9o with
wing loxl4O 24x24 with shed adjoining, l5x40)
| Nine (sl MESS HOUSES, (frameD 2sxIs0 pwo
storles,) l6x60 with wing l6x20O 2Sxl40 Uwo
Stories 2Sxl30 with additions, l0xl2) 2SKl40,
2sI5o fwo stories 1880, lexst, and ssrIo.
Thirty-two (S0 STABLES, frame y Twenty
four 2sx432, Lix 2sxs56, one lexS2, and one lSx
20 with shed adjoining, I4xSol
| Ono W nooTlIhA olhhLht kiThmeD win
| 6,270 lineal feet Of stabling.
| One ~ ISSUING STABLE, Qrame,) with b,3l2
Twenty (2o) BUILDINGS, Qramo,) 2sxs3,
2sx66, lsxa2 1881, l6xs5, l0xi6 four l6x5o, four
ex22, 2sx4s2, 2sxilo, 2lx4s, 2sxsOo, 9Ox25, and
| l7xlT.
SHEDDING, 7, 1853 liusai feet
| Thirty-two (s2) WATER TANKS, sxle, two
ssSsnty:.Isht CS HANGERS, sIIxis, three.
and half feet deep.
| Twenty (20) OUT. HOUSES.
One HAY SHED, ll2xsl2
| One Q) DRAIN HOUSE, frame 56x220
| Three (9 WHARyEs, one 40, 1871 square feet,
one II ,l6a square feet and one q $50 square feet
FBHCIN0, 23, $50 lineal feet.
One Q) sT0REH0UsB, Crane, b9xl50 feet.
Two (2) BLACKsMITHs' SHOPS, frame j
4sxl80, and osxloO. .' ~
\ one ~ ENGINE HOUSE, l7xS2
| The buildings will be aOld singly, and must
| be removed within nfteen days.
| The buildinRs will be taken down at thu OK.
| pense Of puroha.erS but the lumber will, II de-
| sired, be delivered by the Govern ment, free VI
| charge for transportation, on the depot wharf.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
A boat for 0issboro' will leave the 81 xth-street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
For further Information apply In person or by
letter 70 Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. Q. NJ,
dissboro', b. O., or 70 this once,
800 - JAMES A. EKlN,
Brew, Brig. Gen. In charge
! ftaa'hpi 40 fiHl piHsiieS, q r. 90,
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF tho United States Of
America.

.S-ss.Ss.s - 49," cs..sS. s@AhNh VI
America.
To all tohora u may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that NrcoLAI HANSEN HOLMES has
been appointed Vice Consul Of Denmark for
tho State Of Florida, to reside at Pensacola,
I do hereby recognise him Is such, and dc.
clare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers and privilegess as are allowed
10 Vice oonsuls BY the law Of nations, or BY
the laws Of the United States and existing
treaty stipulations between the Government
Of Denmark and the United States. Z .a.
In testimony whereof, have caused thss,
letters to DO made patent and the seal Of tn,
United States TO be hersunto sfixed. r
Given under my hand at the city o
Washington, the sixteenth day o
March, In the year Of our Lord on
f.. ST. thousand eight hundred and siIty-sir
and Of the Independence Of the Unitet
States Of America the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, ...
..... Secretary Of State.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL

SALE OF A STEAM aRIsT MILL
NJ AT THR
CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBoRo, DC. a
ouARrERnAsTER GENERALS oPPIoE,
fIRsr DIVISION, y q
wAsHINaros, O., Feb. q, 1896. b
By order Of the ouartermaster General, there
will be sold, on the premises, at pablo auctiou,
ing, !. Q. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,, April 1, 1855, at
u o'clock N the following described public
oSE d STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
80 feet, with coal, hay, and engine houses at
tached, all constructed Of the very host material,
and In the most substantial manner. .-..
Also, at the same time and place, the ma
culinary and appliances Of the mill, consisting Of
ONE ~ ES6lNR, OF 100 HORSE POWER,
with cylinder oftwenty two C22) inches dame
ter and twenty -four t2ll inches stroke, sot upon
q heavy csst-iron bed plate, with cold and hot
water pumps aud heater, with n east-iron hy-
wheel, with driving puli,y Of the same material,
ten l0) feet In diameter and twenty -four (2i)
inches face, with Judson's patent governor.
TWO ~ BOILERS OF 6o.HoRsR POWER EACH
made Of the best boiler iron, hve slxieenths
| Ole Of an inch In thickness. I've (5) feet In
diameter, aud fourteen QI) feet Ave (5) inches In
length; each boiler seventy six t76l lap welded
nuss, each three ~ and one fourth 20 inches in
diameter, with all the requisite appendages
TIN Qol PAIRS OF REED's PATgNT BUCK
| INGHAM THIRTY (30) INCHES SPRING MILLS,
| constructed Of solid French burr milestone, and
/ set In heANy, Wel-Dhlhnced frames, with nay
cutters, elevators, and oonyeyors sufficient TO cut
| aud handle the hay, grim, and prepared feed on
the most economical and labor saving plan.
| The Shafting Is Of finished wrought Iron, and
the pulleys Of iron, faced and balanced with
| hangers and boxes, sunlelent to drive ten (lO)
| pairs OF burrs, &c The main driving belt IL Of
four ~ ply rubber, and twenty -four (24l inches
| wide. The belts for driving the mills, &c, are
Of the best oak tanned, patent stretched leather
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures
Of every description, are Of the very bcst mate
rails and workmanship, aud still In excellent
| eoudition and nne working order, the mill hay.
ing been In operation only about fifteen months
| II deemed advisable by the agent Of the Gov
srnment, on the day Of sale, the buildings will be
| sold separately.
| Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
| Purchasers will be required to remove their
| property before the hrst Qst) day Of May next,
unless otherwise arranged with the owner Of the
| grounds.
A boat for 0iesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
| Any further information that may DO desired
will be given upon application, In person or by
letter, TO Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. N. ;,
Giesboro', or to this once.
| JAMES A. EKIN,
Bst, Brig, Gen. In charge LIST Div. Q. N. co.
fe22. dtap4
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.

Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this otdce, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD
At this Depot.
The bread 10 In boxes Of ATTY (60) pounds each,
and In good shipping order. ~.
All purchases will be delivered on board Of
transports without expense to the purchaser
No proposals received for less than twenty (20)
Boxes, one thousand u ,0OO) pound, ~ n
Payment required on notification Of accept
ancO Of bid In Government fIhds,
Proposals should bo endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, " and addressed TO r.'t1. II
JAMES CURRY,
dsl4-n Colonel and @, s.V.
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LoCAL N 70 We.

FmE.--About half past Two O'Clock, this
morhipg, officers Drans aud So fell, Of the Fourth
street, between @ aud H, occupied BY Henry
Gumpert The alarm was promptly sounded
from boz 70, 81 the corner OF seventh and 4
streets, and tho hremen were soon on the spot,
having been extinguishsd BY thu officers and the
inmates Of the house. The Ere originated In q
closet containing Irrgs lot Of clothing, most o
which was burned and rendered useless. Los,
about $500
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
~ AT CAMP PAROLE, NEAR ANNAPOLIS,
MARYLAND. ~
HRADo'Rs DEPARrHksr OF wAsHrxaroS,
oPPIoR CHfRP QUARTERNAsTER,
wAsHIEeroS, D. c., March Is, 1865.
Will be sold, on the promises, al public AueiIon
on MONDAY, the ID day Of April, 1886, at IL
o'clock m, the following public BuildinKs, at
Camp Parole, near Annapolis, Nd. =.
~ One Barrack, Surgeons quarters, 1880 feet
~ Seven Barraeks, for wards, l00x25 feet.
ny One Kitchen and Dining. room, 5ON26 feet.
(9 Two Barracks for Stewards, &C., 2jxl8 feet
ny One Dead house, Axl2 feet
~ One Wash house, 5Ox25 feet.
~ Three Sinks, l0x6 feet.
~ One Ice. house, 20x2O feet.
The buildings will be old singIy, and pur-
ehssers will be allowed fifteen days to remove
them.
A military guard will remain In charge Of the
properly tan days after the sale, II desired.
Terms: Cash In Government funds. PIP. ID
NJ. l. LUDINGToN,
III Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
mh2s OF Depot OF Washington. .
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, Mrs. ELLBE TALBOT, In
the 18th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday AZ.
ternooo, the 10Th instant at 3 O'Clock, from the
residence OF her son-in-law, RoBBET CLARKE, on
X street south, between Eighth and Ninth streets
east. Friends and acquaintances are Invited to
attend. .g##mni. .. ... it,
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CLOTHING.


HOW HE sUocEE DED.
BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL.
There Is doctor In our town,
man OF practice and renown;
He makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out in youth,
He had but little cash in truth;
Bat still he'd try his bast to do,
Aud make a name aud money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board;
He opened oiiee, hang out sign,
But many patients could not md.
Each day he sat, with saddened face,
For poverty came on space;
At last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune 10 trice. %
Now patients Hooked from far aud near,
Aud kept him busy all the year
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor can with him compare.
Tho secret Of his great success,
III tell you II you cannot guess
The same sdviee will help you all,
He got a SUIT frOm SMITHS OAK HALL
SMITH BROS. 4 CO.,
RELIANT TAILoRS,
AND DEALRRs IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
464 seventh street.
Just received, the largest and nnest stock @
PIECE GOODS ever offered In the city OF Wash
ingtOn. Having secured the best artists In III
city, We are prepared to make up IN the Fines
style, and Al lower prices than any other sstsb
liShmsnt s,B.G 90,
mill .u