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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-27

70 Rev Wm. NJ. DELoNG, (Universalist, }
~ o,4ach at the Court House, next Sunday eve
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I j. \ E W E L L
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Orwell Bradford Co. Pa, will promptly attend to all
business IN his line Particular attention given TO run
ming and establishing old or disputed lines. Also to
surveying Of all unpattented lands as warrant
are obtained
May II, 1866.
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WIcKHM q BLACK are again on hand
with New Goods, just suited to the season. Call
and see their stock.
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NENERAI, PLEnTIO\ pPOCLAfA

=, IN Raf4 tF5 fl..
wbaI cheers are t he leclsJ i J. If. SMITH gigp
CberiT af tbe TIyrt, ~ gr13'aI J., bartL, r37 -
I,, 81 -; 80. a. ti,a tt. 81 Ia "0
9'ITFSD " HE 9tb DIV Of OCTOBFR in tbe Sey6r'i S
i!0t;'.- =, n - ,..:f " " ''N'
IN All. Eor.,, - he brmen f,rrncrIr, ,ac,,,i,l h,
u p KIN, ~ y
In AIhsuv al fla. .,.j1aI house near Vim Esrnos,
In Armenia. Al tbe l9u.e of Johu :. Becker,
In 1sTlgra at the lo9I house near Sigs1g Decker,
~ - 5Gr, t ~, bI,go f,r,aari,. eo,,, - ~ ~
N Atnes noF' 1 'Ae mouse '0iinery occupied by Il.
- ~ 80 ti"Dt' 80 "a. ,la b-,,, fr-,orT ,a:,. L.
y HIM W. ~, ,ira,s ror1 "
. IL - -, iin,t - = ~. I~ AZ H. b,. e,o.I, i.,
by = = n pa7,sn va ''O - VIZ 0-'uPieu
~, ~ 80, t,, ,, tho ro,s, If T,,ocs yyi1
In 3urlin55t, VI Of The hons nj E1re CojarJ
In CentoT horr; ~ 10 Cay,iry,I House
In g nfon fyyn at tbe house formerly ocrnned ~, G
G NJ - IN SaIP,o SP o. - @ ~ '-J o0~'P0u" y -
In 'Cei13r,hil NJ The bou.a of Jat,os Noro,r
IN Franklin. al The house nov, occunieI Inv & &
r,a.,'ia+- @ ' " ~ ~ az" ~~'Po1 ~ % "'
n, II97nvill. an the I,,,sa ot rari - g,l
In HI, ~ Tba saioI No. - : ~ 10 II H. A..
In IeIaysville boro at the house formerly oceupe5
by J. Il. Fletcher
In Ltcbaeld at the house formerly occupied bv CYRUS
Bl0OdgOod.
In LEROY at the Centre SchOO! House.
In Monroe tv;p at the house formerly occufad m Y
r. Rockwell
In Monroe biro' at the house formerly occupied bv
Ethel Taylor.
In Orwell At the b1use of Franei, XoodrDH
In Overton at tie house formerly occupied by David
Waltnan.
IN Pike at lie house OF Traycr Bosworth.
In Rome twp. at tn. Academy in Rome boro
In Rome b0Tp, , az the Academy.
In EidgI,nr, at ti,r bouse If fer,i Eagroa,,s
In SheSheuIin at the Valley House
In Sprnglic!l a. the house formerly OcCup led bv
Jesse Hammond.
In Standing Stone, at the house OF simon Stevens.
j. GerouId
In Sylyania JorJ'. at the house OF Curtis Merritt
In South Creuk, at tle house OF j. +. Gfllrrt
In Terry at the house OF jacob Ert.lav
In Towanda boro at the Grand jury Room.
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ESTRAY-Came into the enclosure of
IL the subscriber in SmhGeld twp, August 6, 1866
two mail two year ods-one steer and one heiier-
deep red. The owner is requested to come forward
prove pIoperty pay charges and take them away, or
they v i'll be disposed OF according to law.
scpt3 st. J. o. TRACY.
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nlisrrIlallrous.

uARTMAN'S SAFETY BRIDLE AND
IL LINES.-Patented November ! ls55 This most
,L i. rnI,r ~ m i az ~ no sVi l.n
impossible most valuable article for all who drive
horses. See lgftcutUTist for March, 1866. Recon-
mended by Wilkes Of the Spirit Of the Times Bonner
of the New York Ledger the Editor OF the Fied Iuf
and Farm, and many other celebrated horsemeu.
The subscr Der owns the patent for Iioga, Susquc.
hanna and Bradford counties. Individual IN township
rights for sale on favorable tel ms
Harness makers who wish to make the lines for their
customers Who buy individual rights, viii be dealt with
literally.
By slight alteration, the safety lines may be at
tacbed t, almost any bride.
All persons are cautioned against making using the
bride lines, in the counties aforesaid without au-
tn ority from the undersigned.
ROBERT c. SIMPSON.
Wellsboro Sept. 5 lSGG.-ti.
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Nrm advertisements.
k,L o Il E LOCK STITCH
EWING MACHINE!

HI o REN LOCK STITCH
EWING MACHINE!
Highest Premium, Fair of American Institute, 1865
BEST IN THE ORLD! GREAT SIM LICITY
GREAT CAPACITY
Celebrated Reversible Feed Movement Uniform Self
Adjusting Tension Will Gather and
Sew Rufile Once
Every Machine has the reversible feed motion which
enables the operator, by simply arng thumb screw,
TO have the work either to the right or left to stay
any part OF the seam, without turning the fabric
MRS. SHAW, Agent
State ST. opposite Dr. Pratt's office.
tea Wheeler Wilson Machine for sale
Iowanda, Sept. "a. 1866.
/ OST-In the borough of Towanda, about
- the 2Sth of August last a NOTE Of hand given by
me to P l.. Ward, for s97 dated May l. 1866 and due
June 1876: G paid said note and lost it out of my
all persons are cautioned against purchasing the same
sept. "a, 1868. WIN. MCCARTHY.
| lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post Office at Towanda, Pa for the eek end
ing September y, 1866.
Allis W 2 Mitchell B b & Co. 2
BenJamln Mrs L Merritt Mrs
Bennett orrn Mcqueen Mrs Ell
cunningham Mrs h Middangh Joel
Daley Michael Miller Il Perkins
Dunham - Oatt John
Eddy W D OHeron Thomas
Forrest Miss III Park William
Gum iam Smith b
Hart Shoemaker Daniel
Howley Michael Simpkins John
IRVINE Johu > hreiuer 4 Son
jackson Rich Tor. Snyder IL
johnson Robert Sport w
hteAosg Lyman Hanover Che ster
hinS oarall L Virgil + )
Loree Charles Nangorder G
Low Jo1t j y UOdwOrth Mary
larTOw Robert
~ Persons calling Tor any of the aLove lett ers will
u "a tynyt
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educational.
educational.
NORMAL SCHO DOL,
MANSFIELD, TIOGA COUNTY, PA.
SCHOOL YEAR 1867.

1865.
Sept. 5-FiIs; Term begins Wednesday,
Dec. - st Term ends, Friday.
Dee. l0-Soeoud Term begins, Monday.
Dec. 25-Christmas Holidays begin, Tuesday.
1867.
January l-Chrstmas Holidays end, Tuesday.
March 22-Sccoud Term ends, T iday.
March 25-'Ihicd Term begins, Monday.
June -ComIncncement-EXercis es of Graduating
Ci.ss,-I Thursday.
The Examination of the Graduating Glass viii occur
one week previous t) Commeuc emenl.
EXPENSES PER TERM OF Ii WEEKS.
For Ia. or Spring Term, including Board, Room
Rent, t"it."n Book Rent, Fuel and washing. SIS 90
r'r H''rr isrl', = 90 90
Book Rent per Term. ....... 90
TOTAL Expenses Tor school year,. 90
No EEtga Charges.
Students rooms are furnished with Stoves. Chairs
Tables Stands, Pals, Bedsteads, Mattresses Pillows
and one Comforter. All other things needed for com
fort and convenience must be furnished by those occu
pyiAg rooms. All articles Of bedding and clothing
should be distinctly marked with full name,
F. a. ALLEN, Principal.
Mansfield, aug. &c, l5G6.-3m.
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Dook-Din0crn.

u p0Ok-BINDERY-THE PUBLIC IS
lS respectfully informed that the B0ok-Bindery has
been removed to the Argus Building Sd story, where
will be done
K-BIN ING!
In all its various branches as reasonable as
a. the times will allow. The Bmicgy wII be uudeI
the charge OF
II. C. WHITAKER,
An experienced Binder, and all work will he promptly
DONE in a style and manner which cannot be eXcellli
Music, Magazines Newspapers, Old Books, &c., bound
in every variety OF style Particular attention will be
paid to the Ruling and Binding OF
BLANK BOOKS,
10 any desired pattern, which in quality and dul ty
vii be warranted.
Ali work will he ready Tor delivery when promised.
The patronage OF the public is solicited, and peri,
satisfaction guaranteed.
TCwanda August :, l6G6.-tf.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY

nR. PRATT has removed to State street
~ (frst above B. s. Eu--c x Co.'S Bauk). Persons
from diff desrous eusultng him, win be most
likely 10 find him on SATURDAY d each week. Especial
attention will be given to surgical cases and the eXtraC
ton OF teeth. Gas or Ether administered when desired
July Is. 1866. d. S. PRATT. N. d.
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4 DMINISTRATOR,S NOTTCE-Yotice is

hereby given, that all persons indebted 70 the es
tate OF jonathan Payne late oj Wud1am twp, decd
are requested 10 make immediate payment and those
having claims against said estate vii present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement.
WM G. PECK,
Sept. I3, 1866 Administrator.
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miscellaneous.
nj E W B 0 0 X 5 !
SANDERS UNION READERS
ROBLNSONS MATHElLA TICS,

SANDER . UNION READERS
ROBLNSON'S AAIREHA TICS,
Have been adopted by the School Directors Of TOwanda
Borough Text Books Other townships des iring 20
change heir leXt Books, be supplied with thee
books on lower term than any Tier "b!shius House
can offer
Read the following testamoa n the County
superintendent, aud Ar. King i,s .iucipal U the
IuwauIi Graded school:
MAY, la5G
have examined sluIel's i /. B,aacrs Win much
satisfaction. The selections HgJle. veil graded
interesting and oi hig h moral IHes> EeIutr-
npt cxcgIitd by any with wa cquainted. ! can
gheeTuiiy recommend them iJg IN The schools OF
his county. @. > GU D. On,
County suut %. cent.
After caleluI examination OF sargor' ... O. spell
and headers / am my persuaded .cy
mach superior TO any others with nhch am quaint
ed, b1Jl IN their attractive appearance their ad
ulIray.e selection a.,d ar!dnse4ient o, matter.
j. II KlAGSBERY,
Principal high School, Towanda.
For lurther particulars call at the Book Store OF AL
Word & BARBER, Towanda Pa. Aug. %.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Seale pro-
IN poss viii be received by the under> gned dl to
the rst day Oi September next, gr furnishing the
ttl4sI and building UAiIersAst Church II tOwaAld.
Plans and specifications be at the Office oi r.
T. H. Mason. Bids may be made Tor Stone, Brick or
Wood. Church to be finished by the first day OF Au-
gust. 1867. By order OF the Trustees.
G. F. MASON President.
Towanda, July 10, 1866.
E'L0UR FLOUR! FLOUR In view
a Of the high price Of wheat We have been eude Vr
ing TO produce extra quality Of Rye Flour for aSe
Of cur customers disposed to economse We now l-uhe
il so white IS to be scarcely dstiugUishaJle from good
wheat lOur. Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat also BuckwLuat
-four, Corn meal and different kinds OF Feed for SALE
Cash paid for all kinds OF grain.
II, b. INGHAM.
Cascade Mills, Camptown, June Il, lSaG.
Ts1HE NEW 4 RUM GRIST MILL At
L Camptown IS in operation, furnished throughout
with he most complete thoroughly tested and bshiy
approved machinery and fixtures, now il Use in The
United States uninterrupted b
HIGH OR LOTV W4TER.
Flour Feed and Meal always on hand at prices cor
responding to the cost OF Gram,
Il. B. lNGHAM
May 7, '66.-ti.
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Ii uEALTH IS THE GREAT NEED OF
IL THE AGE.
a NEW SYSTEM OF THE HEALING ART.
n. j. COGSWELL, NJ. D.,
HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

May be consulted in person or by letter, at his ,es
dence, East Spring Hill, Bradford county, Pa.
An intelligent community require medical doCtlI4s
ayoucbed by the unerring laws of Nature and Of the vi
tai organism, and authenticated by successful results.
Hence solicit an examination of our system. Claim
ing that all diseases be successfully treated with
truly H ygienic Agencies.
No Drug posons Will be giy.a. As graduate OF the
only College IN the world where health is taught, we
OF the disersc. The laws of lie and health why
it it is unnecessary ard dangerous take drugs
how to preserve health and long life. VIII visit pa
tiens, and give directions Tor home treatment, when
desired.
East Sprnghill, May /, '66.-lyp.
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A DWTNTSTRATOR5S NOTICE-No,
for Sole.

DOR SALE One " keelGl'~ Patent
Il nut Mil, il fac working order, An one de-
siriug purchase VITA q view ec1lDmiS: viii ind it
TO their interest 70 call ca, apply \. 3. SMITH,
Ulster Pa. Aug. 3, ISL. -4t,pd
DOILER FOR SALE. A % Horse Pow
- er Flue Boiler. in first rate ORDER ol d. .te4p
The #avery 2 duiug Mill
JENNINGS, LYMAN " co.
WayeIly y. i, Aug. "A 1866.
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Ll0R SALE-The subscriber offers for
4 sale valuable Building Lot situate Franklin
ST. set, about hundred hty glt ron Main Fl.
There is 4 barn the lot and us.a- and frame
work for a house. Il will be solo t with the
house finished. For further pdrticG. atluIe oi lie
subscriber at his residence on the premise.
o. ". HALL.
ToWaudl June 20. lSU6.
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IT OR SALE OR Rem

valuable Hotel property, the Bradford House, 10
Gated the south side OF the depot Waverly =. Y
Connected with It two barns, large GIroen, tguit
trees and two wells OF soft water For inquire
OF c. Z. SMITH, Proprietor.
Nav "a '66-tt.
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M IOILO-l-N IINA LA-NUS I ION DALl.-
M Having the agency Tor the sale yeral thou
sand acres OF the choicest Pine Iili.t ands in the
State Qi Michigan am prepared to o&et -reat induce
mens 10 those no wish 10 invest tleIr money where
viii pay These lands among The best pine tracts
il the Saginaw and Muskegon Valleys, located ol good
floating streams and needed lar numbering
uTpvaes. Business men and capitalists ii. do well
zalaile them before investing their means elsewhere
For particulars inquire Ot address
EENAN MORSE,
June -, 1866. Litchheld, Bradford County, Pa.
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| ,IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

ES-Persons calling Tor any of the Above lett ers will
please say "Advertised, and give the date the ad
Vertisement. s. W. ALVORD
Sept. q, 1866. Postmaster
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ROCKWELL-MASON.- the HoIcomb House
in Leroy, Sept Il, 1866, by A. Royse, ESQ,
Mr.. r. NJ. Rockwell of Canton to Miss s A.
Mason of Union Pa
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VALUABLE HOUSE s. LOT FOR SALE.

4 AIJ -NDIlL IIU LUI 1 VIN tSN III
The subscribers offer Tor sale huus, q
known as The james McCaJ house. anu merry
owned by Wl.. q irard, deed, situate curr D.
franklin and Second SIS. Terms OF ade known
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Eesal.

L1XECUTRIX ) NOTICE.-A = n
Ia is hereby given that al persons indes the es-
estate Of JOB Hulet, late Of Athens twp. -ccd are
requested TO make immediate payment and those having
demands against said Will present tnrn duly au
thenticated Tor settlement
CATHARiNE HULET,
Sept. 10, 1866 ExacutIK.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE --NOVCe
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted es
tate OF David s. Horton, late Of Wy50x Up. dcr re
requested to make immediate payment. and al il .ing
claims upon said estate will present them duly nti-
Gated for settlement.
GEO. T. GRANGER.
Aug. %, 1866 Administrator.
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TOR Threshing Machine and
l. Horse Power complete, for sI25 cash Euqnjre ol
W BramhaII, enc mile lom Franklin on arm formerly
owned by {. i. White. July Il, 1866.
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40 LUMBERMEN w anted, one or two
L good men of capital, energy and experience, to
stock and run first class water mill. Apply TO
GEO. Z. CASH.
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4 IAUTlON-Ail persons are hereby for
~ bid harboring employing a bound boy named
LEWIS BAILEY, who has absconded from my house
shall not be responsible los any charges made by him
warren, Sept /, lSh6. ELIAS LJTNN
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL.
y TARY RAILROAD PROPERTY
OFFICE OF Asar. O. NJ. U. 9. Nil. R. R.,
QSO a arpRRr

OFFICE OF Assr O. NJ. U. g. NIL. r. r.,
$50 srRRRr, J
WARRINGTON, D. c., August g. 1860.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandra, Va,
on THURSDAY, August q, the balance Of United States
Military Railroad Property remaining hand at that
place, consisting In part as follows:
Two second class serviosabls Locomotive Inglnss,
Norris Sons, builders; gauge, I feet 81 inches.
Ono Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars.
One hundred pa,rs second hand Car Wheels Axles
Seventy tons "T' Railroad Iron (45 lbs to the yard
nearly hfteen Stoves, two fifteen ton Hydraulic
Jacks, Ave tons unserviceabs Railroad Iron,
Five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron second hand
Railroad spikes, Chairs, Rubber Loops, Broad Axes
Mauls, Platform and Counter Seal s Lanterns, Oars
Desks Tables, and q variety Of other articles; also,
Nine Frame Buildings.
Sales to commence at 10 clock, H. At the Military
Railroad Wharf, where tho Locomotives, Railroad Iros
and Car Wheels stored This balance Of the articles
will be sold at the Railroad Supply Store the
Orange and Alexandria Depot.
Will al be sold at Pittsburgh Pa, at II o'clock,
m. on TUESDAY, August rs
Eleven new Box Cars, i've feet gauge; Pennock 4
Co, Kennel square, Chester county Penn builders!
Terms Cash. In Government funds.
Any further information relative to the Property will
be furnished on application at this once
Byt. Major and A. Q. n, U. q. Army.
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aul7-tAu2I
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

ton Of visitors the lst Of JULY, and remain op"n
until the last Of OCTOBER.
Dr.. Mutter. Professor Of Surgery In the Jefers,u
Medical College, Philadelphia from personal OBSERVE
ton and chemical analysis placed these Springs a. ths
most valuable Of remedial agents In ali diseases OF
chronic organic nature.
In Visiting the Springs persons will have an oppertt
nifty Of seeing Fairfax station, Manassas Junction. War
rsnton, Bull Run Rapidan, Orange Court House. Cot
louisville, and many other points Of historic interest
Virginia.
Good Coaehss connect with the trains OF the Aiexsi.
dria Orange and Virginia Central Railroads to convoy
visitors to the Springs.
Great pains have been taken 10 put the budinss sA
grounds In good order and repair.
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
there are number Of handsome Cottages htsd mp
prsssly for families
Terms; - 90 per day; liberal discount to persoas
rsmannE . month and longer. Children and servants
half price. RCCELsT0N. BALDWIN q co.
is28-tf
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DOR SALE-IN THE FIRST WARD A
L. LAR1k THRER.AND.A.HALP STORY BRICK
HOUSE THIRTEkN RooAs, KITCHEN, LARGE
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE, The lot contains over
y ooo e. q ground under euiiiyatiop, with grape
hroushoSt The hosss 1, Il ifst .eass Tssdsess and
4 enc q " sasss ioss'i0as IL tbs city Add,:s.
" J.. p uho Ass jyla'u
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ WOOD
HRApo' RS DEPARTMENT OF wAsnISoros,
OFFICE OF CHM ouARTRRNAsrRR,

HRApo RS DEPARTMENT OF wAsuISoroS, }
OFFICE OF CHM QuARTRRN AsrBR, }
WAsHIsaroN d. O., August ~, 1880
VIII be sold the premises at public auction, under
the direction Of Brevet Major James Gleason, A. O. NJ
on TUESDAY, august 81 eommeneing at u o'clock a.
m. about THIRTEEN HUNDRED CORDS OF GOV.
EkNMRNT WOOD, located at KENDALL 0RRsN"
YARD, on the Baltimore ard Ohio railroad, about
mile from the depot Of said road In this city.
This Wood consists Of about 0NE.THlRD PINE and
TW0.THlRDs OAK, iA Of fair quality aud tn oroughl
seasoned, and will be sold in lots Of FIVE CORDS,
with privilege Of taking any quantity up to ONE HUN
Also, on THURSDAY, August 80, commencing at II
o'clock IN at the Wood Yard three four,hs Of one
mile north Of Alexandria, the Washington and AL
easndria rnilrosa, WI be sid TIN THOUSAND
Of about ONE.THIRD OAK and TWO THIRDS PINE
This Wood will be offered In quantities Of Five
CORDS with privilege OF taking any quantity up to
FIVE HUNDRED CORDS.
Purchasers Of quantities less than ons hundred cords
will be required to their property within fifteen
days and reasonable length Of time will no granite cd
for removal Of larger quantities
Terms Cash, In Government funds, on day Of sale.
NJ LUDINGT0N,
Colonel and Chief Quartsrmaater,
auls-llt Department Of Washington
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EINAL SALE OF QUARTERMAS.
Il TIERS STORES AT THR CAVALRY DEPOT AT
GIksBoRo', DC.
QrARTERNAsrRR 0ENERAL's OFricE,
FIRST DIVISION, }


FIRsr DIVISION, J
wAsnMoroE, D. c., August Is, 1860
By order OF the Qusrtermaster General there will be
sold the premises at public auction under the d.
Ieotlon Of Captain oehrge T. Browning, A. O. NJ, on
THURSDAY, August %, 1896, commencing at 10 o'clock
m, the following described lot Of ouArtsrmaslsr's
stores, viz:
5000 feet Hickory, Ash aud Oak Plank; 1900 feet
and 2.inch Gum Hose IS tons Railroad Iron l,o72
lbs cast.iron Railroad Chairs; Hand Cars; Ware
house Trucks; Wagons Uwo. horse ! Hay Scale
Fairbanks y S Platform Scales FairbanksD 3 Counter
scales Fairbanks Portable forges smiths' Bel
lows; ~ Anyils, Tin Bender; Tin Drill; Hand Drill;
] Tanning Mil; 70 Gum Buckets; Work hour Bell
QArHe.)
Also, once Desks. Tables, Chairs, wardrobes, Sta.
ionery Cases. Iron Bedsteads, Cooking aud Heating
Stoves Cooking Utensils Bar and Scrap Iron, spokss
Felloes, Wagon Wheels, HAltsrs Cold Chiseis Files
Hammers, farrer Knives, Punches, stot ks aud Dies
Heading Toos, Travellers, Vices, wrenehes AdIs Al
gerA, Braces and Bits, Wood Clamps Tenor Cutters,
douges Batcbets, Drawing Knives, Spirit Levels Tape
Lines, Planes, Glue Pots Saw Sets Hand saws Cross
Callipers Compasses Msiiets Pincers, Screw Drivers
spokeshaves, Splitting Gauges, Round aud straight
Knives, Cutting Plyers, Riyst Sets. Claw and EDGE
Tools, Prieking Wheels, Paint Brushes Paint Cans,
Paint Muller, Paint Stone, Paint Mill, Paints Coors
Venetian Red Grndstones and frames Soldering irons,
Lumber Rule, whsebarrows, SC, sc,
Together with many other articles not above enums-
rated, go
Purchasers must remove their stores within Ave QN
day from date Of sale.
Terms, Cash, In Government funds
boat for o. sboro' will leave the Sixth street whsH
''''' ''"' 'N JAMES A. HKIN,
Brsv.t Brig. Gen, .. .. A., in charge,
aull'tds Firsl Diviaioa, q u, 20
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-22
CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
~ STORES AT AUCTION.
CHEF ouARrkRxAsrER' q 0YyioR, J
DKsor OF wA.lneros,

WAsHINdfoN, d. O., August 10, 1906.
be sold at public auction. under the direction Of
Brsvst Brgadisr General Charles II. Tsmpkins, Quar-.
tsrnastsr o. g. A., at Lincoln Depot, MONDAY, Au.
gust q, commencing at 10 N. large lot Of con.
about 100 Army Wagons; 80 Ambulanees; $500 pounds
Rope assorsd TO- 900 pound. Scrap and old Tire Iron;
wagon and Nee ridlng Brides; 700 Nee. and other
Saddles 80 sets Ambulance Harness; 2fs Horse and
Mule Collars; 800 Chopplng Axes; 800 shovsls; so
Lantsrns 70 boxes window 0lass % dlassd Sash Ss8
Martingales, with Hamss; Wagon Cover; saddlers',
Blacksmiths and Carpeners' Tools; stovepipe; Once
Chairs, Desks, Tables, Stoves, Book eases, he.
Sale will be continued from day to day until all the
property 10 sold. =
Purchasers must remove property within i've days
from day Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
Brew. Maj. Gen. aud Chief ouartsrmssisr,
aul7.llt s... Depot Of Washington.