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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-28
MAuL0E II. JAM + /.
SAMUEL II. J-tNNEl. MAlLO-
fANNEI : CO.,

SAMUEL II. JAANh1' AAHI-O-' H. 49,
I ANNEY i CO.,
y Wholesale s Retail
. R U ,, & 6 ~ ! 5 ; r; I 5 ; 'pATxTS
OILS, and VARNISHES, WindoW G.2 I,; ana an
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto CAo.c33
Liquors. Smoking and Chewing Ioo"cG@, III"
Scgars, Pure Port, Madeira. and Sherry v mes
Fancy Toilet Articles and Pcrfu?nery ,
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prcpaEe24..
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended to at the most reasonable rates: %.
Their store No. 49, King street, above =;
Asaph, has just been handsomely ntteG up i :-;
q call from Ill their friends respectfully soEF
ted d. jan 20-tt
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Holm I. CREIGHTON & son,

No. IS, King Street. Alexandra. yir gina, r
DEALERS IN AGRICULIURAL ~
~ ELEMENTS Hardware, Cutlery, Dei!oWii'
Anvils, Nail Rods: Horse Shoes Blister St ?n:
Files, Rasps, Shooting Tools, sc. C@m ll:,lns
Iron Beam Plough at factory ices; E"S tn.7
Doors. Blinds, &C., furnished to order. Eool If5
Felt. and Cement, Percussion Caps, 4 }IlI,s
and Single Guns Shot Pouches PoWdcr Ela as =
&C.. Wholesale and Retail Terms Cash. SELL -I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-28

Nzs~ A CARD-In the proceedings Of The
,,TerritorialS." published inyestcrdey;s Gazette,
/ notice my name as one Of a committee ap-
pointed to select candidates for the approaching
election Twas not at the meeting, never have
attended q meeting Of the Territori0l<. and the
use Of my name was without my knowledge O.
consent HENRY STRAUS.
feb 2S-1t*; No. POP. KING st.
DIOR SALE-I offer for sale my BAKERY
Z and DWELLING, at No. s, south Fairfax
street. The Dwelling is three stories high, nine
teen feet three inches front, running back seven
ty-six feet to an alley. THERE'S connected with
the Bakery four splendid ovens and two bake
shops, large enough for baking one hundred bar
rels Of -four per week. The stand is in the most
business part Of the city: and is suitable for any
kind Of business. To any one wishing to n;lr-
chase terms will be made agreeable.
feb 2S-tf JAMES II SIMPSON.
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Late Sotttbernr

Mrs. JEFF. Davis Is n tome,
al Macon, ga oS"'sL OF iioNeil CJoo
,r.rC .~'"Ts are going 10 nis.i-=inni and
s~S' IRON tTrOfgi,, by Hundreds
IT, iO"rf house OF the Georgia Legislature
E'- f'-s'T rIii authorizing each county IN
"Ny 'aS fsr tho support of its INDECENT
sC-'i-T- = ~
t. Mayor a Mobile Offer q reward OF ono
'f'"raI" collars for the arrest AMI conviction
- we H,"ndlaTles who have L-.!i huTntu.y
mo- .Etre since fbe Let Of December lat
tN'I the recent order from thu Secretary
"a IL" treasury disseminating the treasury
az hSIes III The South, large Quantities OF cos
''t arc being released Gnd handed oyer 10 their
,-E.r- 49, '-
Lagpol;c~ force ofGalveston. Texas, IS COM
I'>tu Ci fHeiye men only. The natural con :.
S'Gt'hc" Is that the town l. Overrun with
.u.rHts- gamblers, garT0icrS. ami yagrantS
" t4d-'EN are committed al ali hours OF the ily
ara nfySt with almost perfect impunity
lt"f-olumbUs (Ga.l Sun Of last week gives
"E;i' - considered a fair estimate OF tht.
roIn17g cotton crop. IL says in the course OF
III - niarks:-.tMuch has been said and written
f-Sf FCting the amount OF cotton that would b..
IT"CGced IN the United States the present wear
F'i"- writers have put II as high a. two thirds
OF . crop, While others have contented them
*'iN's with half a crop. Our estimates A.,
1910 10 l,JtV,tsH bales-W hat term little
oN'f th- fourth of 80 crop-the fourth of Tin.
crop IN ieoi, which We set down ~ 4,Sts.0IO
palsS. -
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ALEXANDRIA AFIATES.-Ihe new city -ov-
eminent OF Alexandra was organized '.nn.~-
day night. and The Mayor elect, Mr.. Hugr Ia
ham, sworn in. George Bryan was ri,,tc
President Of the Board az Aldermen. aui =.
d. Met Ormck clerk. In the Board o. COM
mon Council Mr.. John T. Smoot was elected
President. and L. NJ. White, clerk
The Alexandria Gazette OF Yesterday even =
ing has the following iteIns.
H.. v II. N. Johnson who at the late cleo
ton received the highest vote next TO dir
Eadr!cy. for the Office of Superintendent az
Police. notified the Mayor thi. morning that
he should contest the election OF the last ,aneti
gentleman upon she ground of his inejigihility
MT. Jas. r. Cabin has purchased tir brick
tu!lding and Wareht use III the rear, u,i the al
ley leading from the market suuarr 20 King
street, between Fairfax and Royal streets be-
longing 20 The estate of the late J. W. Msssie,
for SilliU. MI. Z. Al present occupies the
building as a hardware store.
An incendIary attempt was made last night
TO set IRE 10 the house on Fairfax street, near
the corner OF Prince, az present occupied by
M lcEn HichCD. Uua of the released Christ.
ms Eiu, rGers, VINO Is now lyiug there
slowly recovering ITO. !" ~, tuleu ies Inc
-t, Were Awakened %, - 81 ;.,uitnS
uloh 81, ~ FrStigat!on, TWO bunoi.- bai,inG
.aeS Wrr" fOund AGAINST The plank w3i' ~
-, nI.cheh cooI. Who Geld be s~4i ~ '-'-'
'"e at. no Ona suspects
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR SAFES AND LOOKS

u
TAsHINa TON, ID. c., March s. 1875.
seaied Proposals will be received at the Once of
the SurerNis ng hrcl itcct, Treasury Department
Washington, ID C., until II N April 5th, 1876 for
!niEi. hing the Burglar Proof ar. the Burglar and
Fire Proof Safes required by The Treasury D0nart-
pcsai OF the successful bidder
specifications and drawings for the Burglar
Proof Safes showing the form Of construction at
prefrut used, viz alternate plates of iron aud
haiaehGd sieel, can be obtained upon application
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be constructed
IN the same manner and Cased with n suitable re
proof covering, the plans aSd speci icatious for
which must be submitted by the bidder
SafeRtO be shipped in perfect coudiIion within q
reasonable tin from date of order
The Loeks will be furnished ty this Department
put must be put In place by the contractor aud be
In perfect working order whsn the Safe il turned
ever to the proper officer Of the Government
the outside, and to cover all charges Whatever,
lnI udlng painting and door fixtures, Except cost
Proposals will also lie received for Burgl ar and
fo"cer Proof LOCKS, to be accompanied with
All bids must be accompanied by the guaranty
OF TWO rcspcnsible reTsons in the sum of $500 that
the bidder Will accept and perform the contract If
awarded 10 MIN the suiiiciency of the security 20
Be certifed to by the District Attorney of The dis
triCt here the bidder resides.
1he DepartIn' lat reserves the right to REJECT any
or ali llds. or To award the contract for burglar
Iroof safes T. one party, and the Burglar and
Fire Proof Ssfes to another if il b. deemed for
Will be considered that docs not conform TO the
requirements of this advertisement.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Safes and
Lecks, " and addressed to A. b. MULLETT Act-
va Tensusi
NH s-aawtars Acting superyisino krrbita:,,
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EA young married man. named Alhar,
Fellows, living In Amboy. Illinois, committees
suicide IN that place last week. He had fallen
IN love with young lady, could not marry
her, Of course, and hence he took a dose Of
opium and slept his unhappy life away.
c%Eeer, which few years SINCE, was lit
lie known in France except on the Rhine. is
now coming into general use. Cellars similar
20 tbose of Bavaria have been constructed in
several departments IN France for the preser-
walton of beer.
ETA recent letter from Paris says that pub
DC opinion IN France has received with great
horror the particulars of the sale. by their IA
Ners and mothers. of the unfortunate young
&Iis OF Massachusetts TO the semi-barblrous
set;lers CT the territory of Washington. Not 50
Dad az Thar, though bad enough. The girls
w"r" sold by Mercer
IL poor daraey who was sent 20 Jail for
inifylns TWO wives excuses himself by saying
ina. "HCh ne had one she fought him, but
WAeh ne mad two, they fought each other
81 a PAIR OF lovers, fleeing from stern aud
cInrI parents, We're married IN the cars mar
81 LOUIS the other day. Papa teIegraphsd Ia
thu conductor 10 send his dan 1bt.r ~ -
be .eIessai3 he'd back: Never return a T.fr on
thu road" | "a,
1The French Empress has introduced
new fashion: IL is TO have a diaIU,u1 raI,r's,.
ing Gew-drOp fixed TO real uo-Ue- s.
lately appeared at the opera with a ho,,.r,., -,
white eamellias, and ia the centre OF each yv.s
n IsTee diamond.
ss~Tbe Lawrence Mass Sentinel giv,s ,.o
vital SiatiS ties OF that city for the year ISi a.,
an , X DInatiOn OF the figures gwen Tho ys the
following very singular results: There We
q : child rrn horn who had SIC fathers and go
mothers: .>pd only o.. were born II the several
!, onIbs OF the year
.-g-Exery Irishniap is expected 20 Back n.
GI,sH with GreenLaek.
ga ,aeroo,> and a drunken woman had a
feht IN \ 81 To- as staten house eel! recently,
ard she woman v 'bippec bu. los. her nose.
sSAne negro murd. Ter wac recently iynehed
IN KnoxyiiJe TIE re ~e hfoss casr, egs sec
end pension wac eff. Susi
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Love, es.1.r. and ssp.a,...

han r<r1o h
Of n.s oee -sndred years ago youny law
1s.Y,| sam, named Wuhslml ina fsrs. haIinS
Of ~nng on horseback through the village
doxmeer, when her horse became (rishten-d
ana ran away with her. The yopng man who
aceS hpanted her, ana 10 whom she was be-
uotned, cried out that he would give hun
horse.
The yosng villagers who were playing ball
upon The green near by, seeing 3 woman IN
oaneer, threw themselves before the furious
animal One OF them was thrown down AID
wounded, and two others received COMMISSIONS;
the horse fell, and the beautiful WIIhelmiua
rolled IN the dust. a young man who was
pasing, Immediately threw = cloak over the
laiy before any one else had time 10 PereeiSe 4
fnI ly turned leg and pretty garter
hademoiselle TersChellag, GA being carried
home had time TO reflect, and the result OF her
reflections was that Their" must never be two
men in the world who had seen her garter
She sent for her oetrOthed and said
"Will you kill the man who threw his cloak
over mr!''
mo, NH, ] cannot stain my hands with the
blood OF 4 fellow creature
She then sent for the young man who threw
the cloak over her. He promptly appeared IN
her presence"
.Nonsieur,'' said she, al am rich and young
(she. olUshed prOdigioUsly while adding one o {
those hypocnticaI paTaphrases by which
women speak of their beauty,) am no. con-
sIdered repulsIve. i wish 10 marry Immedi-
aiely. zee that you are surprised Will be
frank with goU. I have sent 10 you because
you have seen my garter. You have rendered
me r great service, Monsieur. Without YOU
all the youny men Of BOxmeer would have
II, and a. l could not have married them
ali. ] should have killed myself But il Won
are not irea or l am not so happy as to please
you, I will Give my hand and fortune 10 n man
who viii Kill You. DO you accept yes or
no!"
ayes. 4 thousand times yPsr;
The marriage took place, and was like al,
other marriages, probably; we have no p.rt;.-
MARS Oh Tie SUBJECT. The young men OF Box
nicer wer" invited 10 the nuptials. and SUNNI
tuOusly fCasted.
At her death. which took place in the course
OF time, the following COdicil was found in her
VIII.
My farm, situated on the borders of the
M"us:t, viii remain forever, whoever may be
tire proprietor of 10. subject 20 the fo!ioyiuc,
CCEGIiiOnS: Every year. under penalty OF tor
f'iiuTe, Oh the thirteenth of MY, tables viii
3" prepared and 4 tun OfstToES Deer and ven
y els OF III" best Slu~agPS snail D. served 10
IL" young men in RONmeer, as a token Of graf
IiuG" that they aid not see my gaTters on the
18Th of MAY, I15G''
tntil the present time. that i. during hun
dred years the TiShrs of the fa-tatrix have
been Punc,illoUsly executed. But The present
heir, on th' 18th OF last May. attempted 10 eude
th'm- Under prcteXt OF CONFORMING ID the
DECIMAL system, tie gave tEenTy uPlrIs vf sat
SAFES instead OF twenty ellis 10 tile dctrim o.
the youth Of BOxmcer
NCt - lose they dPmurred the twenty meters
"uEurT Protest" bur tbs year thny have
brought = suit against the herr, and demand
th". he case be dncId"d before the 18Th of
May next.
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DROPOsALs FOR CORN MEAL

OfLe Dspot Co,HriissaYy Of SUbsiSfence.t
Washington. d. e., March 2, 1855
ssalsd PropGsnis, in duplicate, are invited until
SATURDAY. Mach 10. 1866, Il O'Clock for fur
nishtng The Subsistence Department with all the
tohS MEAL that may be required for three
months tIom the 10Th inst ant.
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
war. house IN Georgetown or at the wharf or rail
road depot in Washington D. G at such times and
In such Quantities as the Government may direct,
after five days notice.
The Corn Meal TO be delivered in good, sound
honr berries, each containing one hundred and
good, merchentsble quality and will be inspected
before 1T IL received.
Payments will be mad in such funds as the Gov.
ernment yssy furnish tor disbursement
Bids must be addressed TO the undersigned. at
NO 2?S Il street, indOrsed Proposals for Corn
Meal. Z. T. BRIDGES,
nh 3tt Breyet Major. q
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~hANTIC GoCETsHIP.-I gave her a rose
I'D gave her 4 ring, and asked hor To marry
me then: but she sent them all back inspns IbI,.
Thing. ard said she'd no notion Of mon | told
her had oceans OF money and goods and tricd
10 trightrn her W.th Il grvEl: hut She answered
she wasn't brought up la the woods TO b..
scared by the screech OF an owl. | called her
bfegar and every thing that was bad: |
Sighted her features and form, till a length |
Succeeded II getting her mai. and she ragged
Ike ii ship IN q storm. And then IN 4 moment
l turned and smiled, and called her NV angel
and al: she tell INTO my arms like a we:riso!n
C.Iid, and exclaimed: ZEN marry this
fall
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GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORO, d. G.

QUcritr-raa,r GtssraL's OFce, Frs, Dirision}
~ oraI Ws q ;S o e. FsbEnsry 4 SIX
G % b., be T1id on the PTsmisf. g pnhr auction
O'Clock y, the following described public proper
ONE ii STEAM ,GRIHplNG AND FEED
frame, with massive granite foundations 80 by 81
all constructed Of The Very best aud in the
and appliances Of the mill. consisting of
oNEtl ENGINE. or loo-HORSE POWER,
aud twenty four t2i) inches stroke, set upon q
heavy cast iron bed plate, witt cold and hot water
driving pulley of the material ten l0) feet In
diameter and twenty four (2D inches face, with
TWO t2) BOILERS, OF 6o-HoRsE POWER
made Of the he's. hoiIcr iro N srasi.o,,,,.x,,,
OF an nch in thickness. five 80 feet in diameter
aud fourteen ~! feet five 60 inches in LENGTH each
the requisite aprcndaccs.
TIN 10l PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
iETHhh THIRTY 500 INCHES SPRING
Constructed of solid French burr riss,ore and
st in heavy, wen; baiauced frames, with layout
ter; elevators and conveyors sufficient to CIT aud
economical and ia6ar Saving pin 'eV0 OA 'l0 must
r.. sha'tnS is CT finished wrought iron, and the
er aud hoxes, sulfcient TO drive ten tI0I pairs Of
burrs &c. TIE main driving bel. i Of four - ply
belts for driving The mills are eff The best oak
every description, are of the very best materials
and merchandising. and still in excellent cendi-
in Operation only about Is months.
3, III deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern;
neht on the day OF saie the buildings will be ssld
Terms. Cash. in Government funds.
Purchasers will be repur red TO remove treir prop
erty before the first (lstl day OF May next, un-
Tess otherwise arranged with the owner of the
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN GS
~ STABLES, tESCING, WHARVES, &c,
At GfESRARD

~. u.
G""ltsrha0Stsr G.nsrafs Office. l.. Dirision,
pyo,s,r ~, H"|h,ns.oA, February Y, 49,.
VII s e, ,n,s o 1 me 3martermsster General there
s af eore of GsPl n 6GSsGrs, EE9gning
L@qT each day hereaitsT GssssPt WIbNE w SKY
@r 16rh. anf t on . ShoS S Ssy
Whole shall have been disposed Of, the following
Esren R1Cii oE PFIGRssE to I His asx, 1.-TWO
stories l6NZ0 likes, two 20x20 1.-TWO stories l5x
10 tklicse1 adjoining l0xi6D l2x32. l5xl6 two25x
,Eiehty nine $50, LABoRER's QUARTERS,
tn no. pW TEaIiSGs 't urame,1 2sxsO 1.-TWO
~ 1882, i6x?s, with wing iS1T and two kitchens
adjoining, 9xl2, and lOxiS.i I6x2O with wing Iox
Nine MISS HoTssE ssin sira aine asxlso 1.-TWO
tioTis. sal hS with wing 1920 2szlo twost
,sT Ti,5 tive 81 sTxBkEs iss%s .xsnsy four
,, one S1 n@sri tx STABLE ram. with 20
n Sns % issIiSs STABLE, ur.me ), with s,s,s
81 snas s.s
%St5S, 2ixts, a. 200, 2ex25; and l7xE.
Thirty two So WATER TANKS, skis. two fee.
seventy. eight t7S HANGERS. s,s1is, 81 fee.
Tsenty 10. OUT; HOUSES.
One Il HAY SHED. ll2x3l2. .
One III GRAIN HOUSE. frame } 5ixao.
Three 49, WHARVES, one 20 1871 square feet ona
II .l69 tgusre feet, and one 2 $40 suuare feet WV
FENCING, % go lineal feet
Hne q lSJOREHOUSE. frame 52xl50
and 6sxNO ~ ' I" 'oA Ao,
Ore EFGINE HOUSE, I7x32
The buildings will be sold siugly and mn AZ he re-
moved within fifteen says ~ o w
The buildings will be taken down It the expense
SiInIchasers; but the lumber will, IL dtsireds he
Srnaersd ny the Government, free of charge for
"TThrpofta tion. on the depot wharf.
teiEs Cash In Government funds
Ioat Ior Gfesboro will leave the Sixth street
m every hour during the day OF rale
,.,,r aIrher INFORM alton apply in person or by
E rnrL 70 Onptn,n GEO. I. BROWNING, A. O. NJ,
JAMES A. EKIN,
70 ?s-tap2 First N; .is;i - GnaLgel,
HELmBOLpS FLUID EXTRACT Ru01u I.
Il pleasant In taste and dor r. =, SCSHU ~
hons pSoperties, sodtnEAdiafa sSx Sn.a IL seso'
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AUCTION SALES.
ny CROWN, WALKER 4 co, Auc,ioneers.

TON ON 1I1n STREET, ISLAND
Vn hoNDh1, the l2th instant, at A o clock. in
front oil The rren:iSes, We shall sell part Ut Lot
f9Gsre p3. Imrtoyements consist OF two two
etor5 Frame Buildings. fronting - feet on nth
siIeet ana running back D. feet io1s inches. also
IN same lot one three story Brick House, with
two story Bach Buiiding-store now occ u-;.j "a a
IettauIabt-2J feet 'Irns, 90 fee; iOis io!e. dee
Crtrs Il rare chanre for Investment
Terms OEe hall cHsh; balance in G. IL and ~
months, secure by DECD 81 tiu.. bearing inter
All convey ance and reyenue stamps a. cost If
purchaser. - Wv ~
Title iTiissutabe
SloO Required on eacl, hoUs- when knock ed ph
Iy auctioneer. CROWN, WALKER 4 co
mn DIV AUcri
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT WUoB.
HtadqKcr,erS DEPARTMENT Of Wosbi,sfon.
OGce nf ~ Ty,s( I,,...a, 80

HtddqHcrterS Uepdr!nltpf OF W0shtdgfon.
Office Of the Chief Qpc,,sr.nrxfe,
iCOTHer lJH S,rset and Pennsylvania dpsHusD :
WdShtSsfon, ID. C., March 4, 1855
The surplus Government Wood on hand in thi :
city and ia Alexandria is now offered for sale
in quantities from one "a uaTt.r of q cord to ten
cords, to all persons desiring to purchase.
This Wood Is OF good quality, thoroughly sea-
soned, and mixed ia the Proportions of enc -thi ri
nab and t~o,thirds Pine, The Wood Yards are
located ON Mary aIu avesue. v~.....-
streets at lfth street, near Long Bridge. in this
city; Mt Kendall Green, mile north of Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Depot; and one eighth o! a mile
north Of the city Of Alexandria, on the Washington
and Alex eBdria Railroad. Price of Wood at the
yard in Ellington, six dollars tS6l per cord; at
Alexandria, five dUarsf 3 per cerd, and delivered
in any part Of hington at seven dollars 81 per
cord; in GEORGETOWN at seven dollars aud twenty
five cents S7.:hD Per cord, ana in Alex andria
at five dollars and eighty cents pa- cord.
Apply only at this Office during olice hours. 2 nj
10 Breyet Major James Gleason, A Q. Nj. at Al
ey. ndTia Wood fari, from 3 O'Clock a. III. 20 y
O'cto"k, noon
Terms-CRsh In Government funds
NJ. /. EEDiNGTON,
Colonel and Chief Qua teraas;sr,
Bh !-24t Department of W a.AILGtcn
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SHOE S0LEs.-A new material for -u!iry
shoes has lhaCc 10 appearance. IL Is Il sub
stance OF which India rubber is the basis hut
J. - heavier, and whilst a. solid rs iron. i:
flexible and elastic. IL is said that one pair of
slices scled with Tins article Will Outvvcar four
PAIR sOitd with the best English leather
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E<A ripple marriage Iva one family tool,
place last week AT Lyons. The three couples
rIresenting three generations, were united by
u e same priest and AT a ball in The evanin 2
tLey figured IN the same quadrlla-father, son
and grand daughter, with their respective
sUOuses.
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GALE OF NURE.

raar.ts1dstsr GSrer RS O5sos, First Ds-tsssa, !
,,, WdshiHgtOH. ID. G February 3 ISIS
=, VIII be SOLD Mt the CEvairy Depot, GiesbOro'. b.
C;;;aiarge quantity " stock yard MANURE, which
VII De Dell vered to ngchasers the ground or Ia
rges or boats To be provided by them at forty t1
eh.s per tutic md. Two more boats lace ordi
~ a7eJ can he loaded per day
petns Cash. In Government funds.
~ oEoer OF the @uartermaster General
b!evst BriEsiler General In charge
Wv et"s1S Jfrrt Division, q. n, g. Q,
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RYJAs c. MCGUIRE CO., auctioneor,

TKrSTEE SALE OF FURNITURE, EAR
FIXTURES, WINES, LIQIU RS CIGARS a.
tn FRIDAY M0Rh ING, the 10TH at IL . 'ciock ,
by vhtue Of deed Of trust rom WIN. Reese to the
subscriber. beaTln2 date November 30 IHa and
duly record in Lit"r Il. NJ IL. No /. folios 2i9,
&c ore ei The Ian :! record for Wa ,hinGtou cnun
ty pEtriCt OF tDlrrf ia shall proceed to sell ON
tn. premises. NJ 2l3 PeaLsyl .ania avrnu- known
a. M inPrrisI Resfau ant -" cpposiie Willard s
Hotel, The FnrnItuie, Bar Fixtures, Wines, Ii
qn.rs, Cigars, &c. consisting ef--
Mahogany Bedsteais
Marble top Tables
Mirrors and Steel plat EDe-ayiUgs
Velvet and Three ply Carrots
Buresus, Na.Istsnds, Fed.
Getting, Linen &c, &c
BeiDg the turni tine ~ sixteen new furnished
chambers and paIlor.
-. - ALSO.
Terms Of safe cash
GEo. q. MITCHELL, Trusie..
mp iet JAS 4 MCGUIRE & 60 Aucts
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Washington Annual Conference.

HiRD BAT.-Conferencs met at o'clock
I'ishop Scott IN the chair. Religious services
were cohdected BY Rev. j. r. Bower. The
ihdE u"s were r. Az and approved.
The second question of the General Minutes
were resJrned, and the following remain on
riaE {" ". Lewis, A. Kennedy, J. Bowman,
- tIrsss, II n. Mathews. X. Lane, e. j. KEYS
=. tckins- w W brennan, Or Taseu, J. r.
Iolson, T. Wheeler, NJ. Spriddle, IL. Carroll.
J" COOK, T. W I. Peck. G.. o. Fisher, J. May
terry, l. Elliott, L. Scott, and NJ smith
ference.
Inc following were discontinued by the
ConieTeAce d. Wheeler, W Wilmington.
and NJ johnson.
William Claxton was discontinued at his
own request.
Rev. ID. p. Jones was received into mi,
connection.
NeIe elected 10 Deacons' orders
Adjourned, with Doxolegy and Benediction
BY BishOp Ames.-BaLtinlore .fItericnN
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COYERNdENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARp
NJ BREAD,

N BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, L. S,a
No. - SOUTH GAY STRsET
BALTIhTnRE. VI D.. February y, Isii I
sealed Proposals. ia tuplcste will be received at
ms once until sATt EDAl. March II, 1885, for
IT," purchase of surplus HARD BREAD on hand
at this depot.
froposals must state that the sfer il made under
advertisement IF this date.
The Bread is in boxes of fifty tSo) pounds each
boxes. Wv
Purchases will be delivered board of trans Dol
without expense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds noti-
ncaticD Of acceptance Of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores.
Proposals to lie endorsed on the envelope, "Pro-
possls for Hard Bread - and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Col and q. s.. u. 3 A.,
fe N-Ht Preyet Rric Gen Velnnteers