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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. - The term at
ibis Institution opened last week, with 4
larger number OF students than have ever
attended at the beginning Of any previous
term, indicating that there will probably be
as many az can be accommodated with the
present arrangements for board, sc. We
nioice at this indication OF the prosperity
dihis institution, as it is deserving of the
confidence and support of the people, espe-
Caly TIE farmers of Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

GROVER a BAKERS MACHINE. We speak
from experience, having one in our family when We
claim for the Grover Baker sew Ing Machine all the
merits which they represent 1t u possess Parties
have only y call AZ The Grover Baker sales room
and witness the perfect working Of their machines
every variety q fabric, either the most delicate
gauzs tissues Or the heaviest soldiers over coat and
doing each with such perfection and rapidity az to
convince any person wanting sewing machine that
they can here End perfect Besides doing sew
Ing this IL the only machine which successfully
makes that beautiful embroidery stitch now almost
indispensable for embroidering ladies' and chdrcn's
garments-Of which a great variety Of styles and
patterns are on exhibition at their Office Those il
dspensahic features o. lng-streugth, uniformity
and oiastcity-all II which brought out in this
incompatible invention, make il the 1rst sewing
machine in the world.--Si Louis Democrat 567wl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

SMEOF FLOODED SHEEP.-The fine lot OF
sheep. noticed in our columns on the nth OF
February, as having been brought to this
place by Mr.. j. Hill, Of Addison county, VT,
We are gratiied 10 state have mostly been
purchased by farmers of this county. Hon.
Rm T. Dryer and John II. Clements, OF
the township Of Lansing, bought twenty,
taking their pick from the flock. for the
sum Of =, 600. The balance Of the flock
10 in number-were purchased by JO-
selhus Woodruff, and DR.. McClintock, OF
Shiawassee county. They are fun-bloOd
spanish Merino, and will be a great acces-
sion to the wool-growing interest Of this
section.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Mrs. Hiram Wilcox
hs sold the South ~ feet OF Lot 4, Block
ne, fronting on Grand street, to John W
Implicit. Cor -. 100 JnO. II. Clements,
ns bought Of l.. Morey, the west halt o
the southeast quarter Of section Z, in the
township Of Lansing, for 50, 400. Mr.. Glenn
8ts, ia a thOrOugh-gOing, energetic farmer,
anil we are glad to welcome him "a q
citizen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

AT TIE AcADEWT. Rembember the ex
hb'Ion on Friday evening the 9TH, at Car
fal Hall, for the benefit OF the Department
d Chemistry. at the Academy. The next
term will open on Monday the 10Th inst
The services Of Miss. Mary J. Rose W. s. A.
graduate of Albion College have been Sc
cured for the next term. Miss. Rose IS an
experienced teacher and an accomplished
srh0llr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

llOUEs AT HONE.-We have received the
March number Of this excellent monthly
Among The more noticeable articles are.
Handles Among the Italian Hills, " Sub
mission, The Beautiful Life in New
Zealand, .'Inilnence of the War upon Our
National Literature. The Conversion of
the Roman Empire, The Angels Portion
Adaptations in Nature" The Centenary
mAethodism." The influence of this mag
anne is OF the purest Kind, and we find
much in ITS pages to praise. and little to
blame. Terms -. Address Chas Scribner
New York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

TIE l2Ia MICH. INFANTRY. This Veteran
segment has At length returned from its
-rdaous and prOtracted duties in the field.
AMI is now in rendezvous at Jackson.
awaitins the presence of the Paymaster. 10
De mustered out It's record is an honor
able one and IL fully sustained the honor
O; the state on every ield OF duty whittier
A has been called Il has returned with
ne following Regimeutal Officers:
Dwight May, Colonel and Brevet Briga-
der General.
tlineas Graves Lieutenant Colonel.
Lewis W. Pearl, Major
Jno. Pennington, Adjutant.
stephen Birely, Quartermaster.
Eli II. Cotter, surgeon.
Alex. II. Scott assistant Surgeon
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Do SoT FORGET that COryell & Jenison
are selling oil the balance Of their stock at
arreat sacrifice, and that the chance for
bssing Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c,
rln soon be- gone. as they close their store
on The first day Of April next
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

BE CAREFUL.-Do not expose yourself to
chilly March winds, and the sinking weather which
always herAlls Their approach Keep your children
warmly clad and close from exposure For bad coughs
sudden or obstinate colds, Group and throat, use
Goes Cough Balsam
II you have tho dyspepsia, or troubled with
food distressing you, ri-lng aud souring on your
stomach your bowels are out Of order, you are bill
i)us constlpatsd and generally ndi.pOsed, use Goes
Dyspepsia Cure Il s the best medicine for stomach
and bowel disorders IN the world 567wI
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AMERICAN ORGANS FOR TIE PARLOR.-
The American Organ, Manufactured BY hessrs. 8 D
II smith, Boston. from their own intrinsic eT
ceilence and without the aid Of celebrated names
and high sounding advertisements have steadily ad-
vance1 il tho public estimation, Until they are &C
kno1sdged 70 be unsurpassed, and unIivalled by
any similar instruments Their convenient size and
elegant hnsh render them ornaments FOR the parlor
and their exquisite perfection Of tone, rapidly and
ease d action Will commend them to all lovers Of
music BULLOCK & sEAION,
State Agents, Jackson, Mich.
Send for circular and price list 2w567
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ncn'i let any druggist OF dealer urge upon you =
different articc, there is preparation in the
world Ike this. Beware Of any article purportng 20
be the same
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according to Direc-
tons, and you will use no other.
II not sold at druggists in your town trial bottle
will be sent you by express upon receipt Of dol
lar BY mail, thus giving you an opportunity at
once Il testing lis excellent qualities.
n LII .r,.. ~. a 4.
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G. A. COOK. Chicago. III,

r. P. HALL co Proprietors. Nashua. " r.
Sole at wholesale. in Chicago, BY Fuller. Finch (
Fuller, Bnrnhams Van Sehaack Lord Smith, Smith
& Dryer, J. II Reed Co, Chas. G. Smith DetLsch,
Block Co, H. Scovil, ". D. Harris 4 Co.. Post &
BadeSu, aud by druggists aud dealers generally.
6S3m6
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r. STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Wednesday Morning, March 7. 1866.
Natice to Subscribers.

,-ss Fhch our subscribers viii ma a.taehee to snsr
49, a., ,rhfch their subscription - paid. BY the
PAys,v,5 il meant the WHOLE NUMBER, " which
- - fo.,nt IN the healing % the paper, which "a
l,,rsd weekly, being increased one each week liiy-
- 77,robers constituting year By referring 10
~. .,,r,ber In the healing o. The paper and compar
80 ogith the number attached 70 the name, or d.
90 the paper oar subscribers can readily soc
- sf1ir accounts stand on our books
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HeImbOId's Rose Wash,

Al eat loi.ln for diseases arising from 3D. ts of
dissipation lse- 3D. Connection attn tne iatei. ll-
CID a-l -lr-apari..l. slll diseases a- Recommend.
ea- Evidence o. iAe mo-t OIL. 9.ns.lIs aua r..ha
clar-et.T Fll accompany t-e ue.--Iaes a-. eE.
plot directions i4r l- lch tunlrsif n faa4.aft's
LIVING tl4ssas, -l- lpwar-s ~ 1870 unsl.'..lei
cerllr4tes aud mmeada.ory ietters, msaF o.
Eli.h are from the highest ss-rces, nrl.iaf sui.
lelf rlF-.-.als. c.ergFmen. -tatesmel, e. The
Proprietor has never resortel o. their publication
tle ne- apers. he DOES ROB 90 thiz from fhe -lct
thai as art .as a-k as standard rrerar-li7ts. and
do lot ls.l L. be popped lp hy certi-.
IDs5a.lcs o. Medicine, l.e ile D'r- o. rar
sl.l a.-as simple plre. majestic having ft.t jap
its basis laf4 eloa l5r Us p.i4r and truth alone ..r
-l.c.--.-.
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CERTIFICATE OR License.

0lfr iLD lA-NFau' -ACt OF trnrL4rF lltL.
aud The acts Anel-at.ry thereof
uFF1CE OF tbs SEcRFTARY OF STATE
Lansing Mct fejr7fGrg 15h lo06.
u al % ichOng tisss Presents shall Cone
WHEREAS Pursuant o. the provisions of N act OF
the State Of Michigan. entitled Al act 10 rerulats
Fire. Marine, Lie and Health Insurance C1mpanies
and their Agents. Associations, Partnerships and L.
diviigas dong Fire. Marine. Life and Health Insur
ancC business not incorporated hv the state OF Mich
kan approved February IS. 1850 there was on the
18th day of MAJ A. D. 1905 furnished 20 the Secre
tary OF the state 0f Michigan. and led IL his ocs al
Lansing, a statement on the Insurance Company
known as the New England Fire Insurance Conpauv
which Company IS an incorporated C0mn4rv under
the laws az tie ate 90 Connecticut acconpauvin-
which stat nent- ana constituting part thereof was
evidence satisfactory said Secretary OF state ~
the investments required D. said acts.
AND WHKgyAs. The SAID Insurance Conrarv I'D o.,
18th iay Of February a ID ls65 FUR sh 10 said So
rotary 81 state satisfactory evidence that tie CAPITAL
securities ana Inves men-s OF said Company remain
secure together With the receipt OF tie state Treas
urcr agreeable g. the provisions Of law.
AND WHEgEAS There las been filed wth the Verre
;ary Of state resolution under the seal Of sad
Company, sigued accordingt ITO sad acts ana bsa-iDg
date the 9th day Of February. A d. $500 authorizing
J. Z. TENSET. OF Lansing. MchE an as Agent OF said
Company. 70 acknov edge srvice Of process an of
1ecl4Tations in behalf * said Company IS provided
BY said acts:
Now Know Ys That the said Insurance Coupsrv.
acting by and through !. Z TESNET. a. Agent above
named, according 70 the VrOviso Of said acts and
the said AGENT. while acting such f,r s8il Com.
pany 5 hereby authorized and empowered 70 trans
act las rance business II The state o. Michvsu a
provided by sad acts subject % ali the prov1s rs
reservations an limitations IL sad acts cOrtaines
IN testimony whereof, AVE hereuute set
~ : ny hand, ana oauset the Great Sal q ~
state 20 Dc A'lxel, til day ant year rs;
above written GE0 r. HOUSE
Dep Secrertarv Of state
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

THE CHANCE Is Coop YET.-For Over
coats, Fer CAPS, Gloves, Drawers and Wrappers at
Cot D. G. PICKS.
Washington Avenue, Lansing
March 9Th, 1866 5s7u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

Mr.. l.. J. RICHARDS, Of Akron, Ohio,
Prof and Teacher Of Instrumental Music has located
here and VIII give lessons 10 those wishing on The
Piano or MelOdcon. For further information please
call at ". Amphlstt's residence, on Grand street.
5GZtf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-07

SI4TE OF MCEESAS, 0flce q the Secreta-v Of state
81, Geo Il. House, Dep Secretary o. state Of the
state az AlchsAa DO hereby certify that have com
pared the annexed copy q the annual report M Il
ceuse Il I'll New Englani Ere Insurance Cornra1v
With The original on lie IL this cce and that Il i
correct Transcript thersfr0n, and q the whole OF
such original.
II testimony whereof have hsreuuto set
ny hand and afEIei the Great sal q IT,
T. 81 state Of Michigan, Al Lansing this i5th dav .,
teorrary- n The year q our lord. one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six
GEO. Il HOrSE.
seeNt nep, sssreiaTy q state.
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FOUNDRY
II u R K A F o q n d L I
AMI
MACHINE SHOP !
CORNER OF
Wdshtenatc Street and Capital AreHue,
ADJOINING THE CAPITOL
All Kinds OF Work

The undersigned would respectfully an
uounce thathe his now his works in goodrunniug or
der and turning out
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NEW ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY, or HARTFORD CONN.
Incorporated 1871. Charter Perpetual.
CHARrERFD CarITM, S5OO.OOO 90
Cs-u CArrTAL 500. 900 90
CASH As-Ers. February Is, 1850. Ss3e, SIS II
Statement FTed ia ss 0r Of ths Secretary Of STAT Of
Michigan. February IS, 4. ID. lso6.
To- the Hol. Secretary OF sale of Michigan.
The unders gned officers OF the New Engl1nl Fire
Insurance Company, in compliance with act en-
titled Sc An act t. regulate fre, hlrIne, Life and
Health Insurance Companies, ana their Agents, Asso
ciAtl0ns, Partnerships Individuals doing flre,
Marine, Life ami Health Insurance business not moor
poratet by the state II Michigan. " approved Feb.
18TH 1859, aud the acts amcnlatorY thereof make the
following annual report
lst- That Sic name IF sail Company IS the New
Eng and Fire Insurance Company dong business u
Hartford the State OF Connecticut, which the lo-
cation OF their principal otiice-
2I. That the amount Of their Capital Stock is the
sum Of two hundred Thousand dollars.
81 That of SAID Capital Stock, the sum OF two
hundred thOlsu4 dollars has been paid 10y the stock
holders %. said C0mpans.
4th. That tbs assets VI said Company, On the first
Gay Of February ls16 consist 0f the following tens.
Real estate. loans. first liens on property
worth more than double am loaned. $50 ,697 SIS
Loans accrued by pledge Of Bank Stocks
aud otherwise. '..................... . ,46l co
Cash on hand and 20 Bank ..---........ Il $40 Il
Cash in hands Of Asenta ana 10 transit Il, 4sO IS
Interes,. .-...-.-.-... 20 54e Il
Total assets............. ......... SAL "A
Sill. The amount If liabilities OF said Company low
due u banks AMI other creditors, is nothing.
9TH Tie amount n losses by said Company now
adjusted aud due, Is nothing.
It'll Tie amount Of losses adjusted. not due, ls a
sum not 10 exceed four thousand one hundred and
81 100 dollars.
Sth. The mount Of losses at the present time,
does not exceed fourteen THOUSAND loar hun ; red
dollars.
9th. Tho amount Of losses In suspense, awaiting
proof included II section sth.
ION The amount OF ali other claims due from said
Company viii not exceed misc laneous expenses OF
Office only
18th Tie Charter and By laws OF the Company were
heretofore 6le-.
GEO. ID. JEWETT President
RoBT A. JOHNSON Secretary.
STATE OF CoNSECuCUI. County Of Hartford. 5 -
Robert \. Johnson, secretary being GUY sworn Oh
his oath doth depose ant say that De has read The
foregoing statement and knows tie contents thereof
that this teponent IS Secretary Of SAID Company OF
Assoc ati1n. aui tAat lie has GOOD reason 70 believe
and does believe said statement % De true.
ROBT A. JOHNSON Secretary
sworn and subscribed before me al Hartford il
said State and county, this tth day % February A.
D. ls66. WI HAMEIISLEY
H. : Commissioner for Michigan il
. IS Cent stamp Connecticut.
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ASSORTMENT OFPLOWS.

hat can he procured At any like works The atten
ton IL Farmers Is particularly called 70 bis
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By is use girl Of Il or IA years, 60 the wash
ing u Al ordinary family Ffty Thousand sold IN OF
month II New YORK City alone. Every housekeepe
should have one. he trade supplied
Also, for the Celebrated
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Having made himself familiar with this branch u bus
mess for number Of years he has become fully &C
quanted with what farmers most need. aud having
procured new patterns. and lifted them up lib view
Of making this permanent business. he Is IN hopes
10 give satisfaction He takes pleasure IA saying be
has procured the patterns Of the CELEBRATED
DODGE FLOW Of Dodge himself. AL who Use 70 say
IL Is not equaled by any other pl0w-
Points and Land-sides, for ali Flows IN
use Also all other FARMING IMPLEMENTS got ID OF
the improved plans, and Of the best material
To MiII-Wrights and Mill Owners.
Everything in their line will be got I'D on the shortest
notice. CIRCULA SAW MILLS VIII be made t0nrLer
Brass Castings made and tted Il all times. Builiing
Castings Of AL kInds-n fact everyth ms line q
business viii be get up with special reference 10 suit
ing customers. Patterns vii be made al Any time
which will ensure their getting just what they want
Particular attention viii be paid to the repairing
Of Steam Engines, Threshing Machines and Reaper:
and Mowers. He has also a FLOORING MILL. FOR
dressing and matching both soft and hard wood. b
would also inform the farming public that be wkeeI
on hand the
CayugG Chief No. Reaper and Mower
This Machine il is now constructed Is not eQulss
by any other machine. II desired, he vii Put uez
gecrng IN the OLD BUCKEYE, TO increase the motion
which very materially adds 10 the working Of th'
machine By giving personal attention 10 ever
branch Of the business. he Is IN hopes to secure
merit pOrtionOf the public patronage
Ms. BAKER.
Lansing, March -, 1855. SAN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BUILDING. The subscriber is prepared TO
furnish materials and Do any and all kinds Of work
that may come in the line n Bgilfing Business
56ttf L. d. .t5.4s
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Universal Clothes wringer,

With Patent Cog Wheel Regulator.
I. T. POWERS CoI
Lansing, sept. ], 1885. SILLY
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCnU.
Bladder, Kidney. GraveIandD rop>f..f
>WeliinSs.

HelnAbOld's Extract Ruclsu.
fr.-i we-k-ess sris.-F i-.rr Fycss.es IL ,.. r.
s-r4.ioa. Early iu-is-seiioa. .s.c44.l ..... ILL .r
i.slas Symptoms
lllisposIti-l 81 k1eriior. Ices of po.rer.
Afss 80 emory, ---clity cd, Ere4ihir..
Ne4A Nerves Tr.ro..,r
HORROR ol disease. WaArf..n.sr
l.mne.s of N.sisn. p.I.tr .f. Barr
Lsi aanls. Fl..h.-- f,s.
lry les- I'D lle SkIn Fr,.t.t....- .r OBJ. F...
.liysrsal l-ssltlio, F4lll i..rt.a..
Muscular Sys.tm
--ese > inpioils. n All. sel o. go oa tshirh ih.s
A~-.liae 4neali.bis removes so,n iolop-
rAlCIN. EuuTC HIS. 1r
.- ore or wlil4 tac patient may expire. Who can
s-y saey -rc -ot ire4u euty folowea b, thoso lrea
disease.
INSANITY AND CONsUlnuuNg
has are4saro q the cause OF their SUFFERING. i.,.i
aoAe wal confess. Tho records of On. insane a-r.
.-n.s sni ia- melancholy deaths by e,,is.f,i. i..a
.1-- -l ie N'iless io the truth of tAe assertion
III. t.ast.tli.oa. once affected % al.la.r u .t-
-ess. req -ir,s tae all 90 medicine Oh st-. Lfa a
i-fl.'T-fe sac system. wA.th HEAiB0LIfs fAl.It4
Of A,Dhl Invariably coos. A trial Nll convince
sAo most ace4llcM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LFR E d Blk B Y,
DKArEE ~
SLAVES 81 LUMBER.
Residence. Franklin ST..
OFFICE-A. TURNER'S STORE,
1y562s LOWER Town.

ITO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
Il Tbs CITY Or LANSING Notice is hereby
given that the several Aldermen Of the several Wards
acting a Board Of Registration under N 0y viz
tue u an act entitled An act further 70 preserve
the purity OF elections and guard against the buses
or the elective franchise by gstrat1n = electors
approved February l4th, 1889 az amended by acl
ly4, session laws u 1863 approved March 10Th lso5
will meet On
TURDAY. MARCH 1880.
between tie hours q ight O'Clock IN forenoon aud
eight clock in the afternoon
In the First Ward-At the Onion Hotel
IL the Second Ward-At the Common Council Room
IL the Third Ward-At the Edgar House.
In the Fourth War1-At Hunts Hotel
For Tie purpose Or completing the lists ~ qua fed
voters, when and where al persons entitled g. use the
elective franchise. under article seven section one
u ths Constitution Of the State Of Michigan must
register their names. 20 enttie them O. vote under
the provisions Of said act
5oow2 z COWLE Ciy Girl
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We Are Also Agents For

HudS0n'S CnireTSal Clothes Washer and
RlnSer
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INoUnRNLE.

NEW ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE
y COMPANY or HARTFORD CONN.
Incorporated lsj5. Charter Perpetual.
CHARrEREn CArIrn. S5OO.OOO 90
CASH CArITAL 500. 900 90
CASH A-sFrs February Il. 1850. Ss32. SIS II
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To MiII-wrights and Mill Owners,

Points and Land-sides. for ali Flows II
use Also all other FARMING IMPLEMENTS got u OF
the improved plans, and OF the best material
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of Fisri Paeias issued from the
Clerks oce Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, will expose to public
sale for cash. In front Of the Court House door Of said
District, THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of September In
stau lsoS, at - o'clock, the following described
property, to wit:
Part 81 square No. s5s, beginning for the same At
point on the line Of Eleventh street west at the dis.
lance Of Dos feet nohwArd from the southwestern cor
Of said square, and running thence north along the
line Of said street. % feet thence east 90 feet l0
lehes thence south % feet and themes west to the
said Eleventh street and place begin being the
life estate Of Nathaniel Beach In and to his wifes
divided hfh Pars Of said square aud Improvements
thereon, In the city OF Washington, ID. @.
Seized and levied upon the property Of Nathaniel
Beach, and will be sold TO satisfy fieri fAciAs No. ST.
D. g. 0OoDIN0,
se7-dtd u g. Marshal, D. q.
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T ARGE SALE OF BUILDINGS AT
IL SOLDIERS RET.

CHIHr ouARYuaHAsfsa's 0yvrcs,l
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
wAsHISaroS, d. O., Sept 10, 1895.
In obedience to instructions from the duartsrmastsr
General, the following budngs forming part Of the
establishment known as solders' Rest 81 the Ball
timore sad ohio Rsl.ead Depot VIII be sold st public
10 under the direction Of Brsvst Lisutsnant tol
onsl mes n. Moore, A.. q, n a. follows:
One B.rr.sh No; ! a foe. 500 feet.
One addition to DO, 10 feet I 50 fest.
One 6aies, n feet Z % feet. -
One once, 10 feet % feet
Ono Office, IL feet x ~ feet
One Meat House, 10 feet 10 feet
One Carpentsr's Shop, l6 feet x % feet.
One Guard House, 2j feet 81 feet
one On: sSsS 70 fs.sn Il fs s:t 70 ''''
One SHED, u feet Z % feet.
One Shed, le feet Z II feet.
One Fence 2l9 feet x feet.
One Fence l42 feet Z feet
One Pence l2s feet 7 feet.
One storshouss, II feet Ia feet
One Armory, 10 test K 10 feet. =
One Kitchen, IL feet Z II feet.
oue Coal Shed, feet K % feet.
Two Wood Sheds, IL feet Z le feet.
One stable, IL feet Z rs feet.
One Stable, 10 feet K 10 feet.
One stable snd Carriage House, 10 feet Z 50 feet.
One addition to do, 10 feet Is feet.
One Platform, Il feet 800 feet.
One Open Shed, 10 feet x 10 feet.
One Open Shed, is feet x IS feet.
One Shed, 10 feet Z 10 feet
One Pence, loi feet < s feet.
Ten Sinks.
One Watch Box.
One Music Stand, and $40 lneal feet Fencing and
49, lineal feet Of Horse Racks
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers are required to remove the buildings
within ten days from date Of purshs.s. go,
Brsvet Maj. Gen, and Chief ousrtsrmastsr,
sell.et Depot Of Washington, D. g.