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u IOHAOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pc.
H TCMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY ,sxpaav .x,.n,.s,

The quickest ahd most direct route to Richmond,
;.e.%sIs from si,th Street War, seH@S
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek 20 Rich, .
mond Va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmend and D.uviIie
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, WILMINGTON,
Raleigh, Greeasboro'. SALISBURY, Charlotte and
Steamers Report and g. 1nderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excerted) &c
90 Q. N. and p. m. and arrive In Rtchmond ss
905 D. IN. and q n.
Fifty Miles Shorter and M Hours Quicker THAI
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets vie Aqua
Creek and FredericksburR, TO Richmond, Ct the
Company . Office, corner Of Penna avenue and 9Th
street, or on board of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons viii BE- I'm
readiness 70 convey passenge ~ and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields near Iredericksburg By stop
ping 1t that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY .Supt, Washington, D. O.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent, wsshineton.
@. n. RAEEY,
arSly General Passenger Agent.
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ny GREEN b WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE x &c SF BuILDING LOTS IN

By virtue of deed OF trust to the subscriber da-
ted pect mber q. 1866. and recorded in Llber r. M
u No Is folioe &c. &C one Of the land records,
&c.. shall offer for sale, at public auction, on
O'Clock ,. m, in front IF the promises, 10 3 Nos.
enc !ll and three Sin Squ Ee numbered ten hun
eleven III ano twelve (l2,l in Square numbered
nine hundred and n nety SIX 1896 Of the plan of
the city OF w ashpgton.
Terms One third each; the residue in and
II months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, satisfac torfly endorsed and
bearing interest from day OF sale. A deed given
and deed OF trust taken. to secnre the deferred
payments. All convey ancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser If the terms of sale are NOT
complied With with in five days from the day of
SAFE, TIE trustee reserve the right TO resell the
purchaser, Oh giving three days notice in the Eve
ming Star. ASBURY LLOYD Trns,e.
~ T-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Xnnts
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GOVERNMENT SALES AT GIIsBoRo n g

Qrartermsstsr Generally 0kee, First D,c,,,on.,
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. July Is, 1855.
IL is deemed advisable to announce thaf xh. az =.
ton sales OF G0yERNMENT BUlLDiNGS. STA
BLES, FENC!HG; WHARVES, &c, At Giss.baro.
Browning, A. 2, d are yet In progress. sn5 viii
be continued on TUESDAY and FRIDAY IF each
hall have been disposed of. o"a' "AA
A. large quantity of the best material, suitable
TOT building and other purposes, yet remans to be
sold and many good bargains may be had " w
The Buildings are sold singiy.
boat for Giesboro leaves the 9Th streat uh.rs
every hour during the days of SALE ""'
By order OF the Quartermsster 0enersl.
Brevet Brig. General o. 0.A
" Z3 In charge First Div. O. M g. o.
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SEORET DIRnAars

cAAAlIfANis GIFT Isl lemost certain, safe and
dy ever discovered Cares in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty .fou houra. No mineral no
bslsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken Il
10 the solder hope, s0d friend to those who do
not want 70 be exposed. Male packages, o.; o.
sAMARIrANs Roof AND HERE JuIcIs-A positive
snd permanent cure for Syphilis. scrofuia Ulcers,
Sores. Spots. letters, &c Price a M ner BOTTLE
Sold by 3. q. rsrd. See advertisement. myG
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAMER CAMBRIDGE.
Or and after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt 4. /; Leonard will leave her
pier, opposite 10 Light Of, wharf EA&Af
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal
u%ore on TUEsDAY, THU kspAY, and SAT-
bkpAf ESkElNGs, Of y. m, for Easton Point,
Double Mills, Oxford. Cloras Point, wailsch 3
Wharf. Cambridge, Bughletts Wharf. Cabin
Greek, and Medfordt Wharf Returning from the
Eastern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at a m
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passsn-
train for Baltimore IL 7-tf
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MARRIAGE AND crIIpACy

an Essay OF srning and Instruction for Young
zen Also, Disease and Abuses which PROSTATE
tbe vital powers, with sure means of relief. sent
Iree OF charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address
pr sK1LL1N R0UGHTON. Howard Associs.
ton, PhiIa delpbia, Pa aug i3 srn
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pRoPosALs FOR CAvALRY HORSES


Chief Qnart,nausy's OMce, DEPOT Of WasA,.s,os,l
WashinFtoa. ID. C.. Aug "a Isf5 Z
Sealed Proposals are invited and viii he rec; vea
a. o. this office until " clock m, on THURSDAY.
25d inst, for furnishing the United States with
ninety one CAVALRY HORSES. at least tv.nty-
ave OF which must be Of g bay color, and the re-
These horses must lie sound In all particu-
lars, well broken. in full flesh and good condi-
ton, from Is to l6 hands high. from 20 years
poses. S
Horses contracted for under this advertisement
viii be subjected to rigid inspection, and those
not &C MORNING TO these specifications will be re-
jected. NO mares will be received
These horses mnsi be delivered 10 Breyet Brio-
adler General CHkS. III. TOMPKINS ouartar-
master az Lincoln Depot In this city on or before
MONDAY, September Il H''
Pay ment will be made upon the delivery and ar
ceItance of the horses contr acted for
fiddere are invited to be present at the opening
OF bids. " hch will be submitted for the approval
ofthe Quartermaster General before the Contract
Is awarded.
Bids must be endor ed I" P ropossIs for Hor,es =,
d. FUCKER,
breSet n aJor General and Chief 0uarterma ster.
Gu 13-l0t Depot of w ashinc-on
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A SUPERIOR RHM1DY.

We can eonscisnuously recommend 70 sheas suY.
Labs MiLTffITots SoctGaa BzksHM.
IL tyes relief almost instantaneous, and 10 withL
but the Aelhnuoys Cough Bslsam Il one Of the
Dsm Irsyssstions in So, and 10 Al that 10 propr
Dast week, and found relief from most distressing
cough. It u prepared By Dr.. Strickland, No. Il SO
.2d Sr :is =,
YATES Drug Store, and OHAe, CHRISTI.
ANTS, Sl7 Pc. avenue and so9 Ninth street.
oc My
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II ASMODEUS SHOULD UNROOF ALL
ire fouses n New York. the story s.ys h, un.
Iooiea fDoee OF Madrid. In the dressing rooms Of
nlne It6ths OF the ben1 monde wsu'd ue seen
PHhLUSS HIT BLOOMING CEREUSn
Sold Everywhere
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GRADING EAST CAPITOL srBEEr, &c.
Cfsce Of the Comm iSsI0rer Of Public Baildtasx,
Capitol Of the United Sta.es,
a.

rN.J
Capitol Of the United Sta.es,
WAsHINGToS CIry, July 81, 1885
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
nntiI - O'Clock noon OF WEDNEeDAY. August rs,
100; Tor grading East CAPITOL street, from Third
70 Eleventh streets east. The bids win state the
piiGe OF excavation and filling by the cubic yard
q Also, separate proposals for enclosing Liacolu
Square with . perm snent wooden picket fence.
ave teet In height. Tho pickess to be Of the best
White pine pndressed. three inch.s In widta. one
tncn IN fbickness, and four feet in length, with
beee board enc foot in width The posts TO be of
CEDAR snd set eight feet apart from center TO cen.
yer; The rails Of spruce or Norway pine two
inches by four. Two stripe, all round, TO be se-
eoIeiy nailed over the ptckets on the outside A
turn sIe TO be placed at each corner of the fence
and large gate in the center of each side, with
good hanGings and fastenines ~
foot ''of'' w 'ne hneai
All the work of grading and building the fenca
70 De completed by the mtddle Of October nexf
Tbe Work will be given TO the lowest reepon
sidered. Con-
Twenty per cent. of the contract price viii he
retained a, security Tor the faithful performances
The bids will be opened at this Office. on the 18th
su ist BIB. FRENCH. cpB
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A HUGE SEA TURTLK.-A huge sea turtle
fr6m Norfolk, and weigh hing about fifty pounds
med part of the freight in Adams express
car over the Orange rosd on Thursday morn
ing. While TIE train was in motion the mon-
ser watched bis opportunity, when the mos
Sereer's back was turned, and deliberately
cravled Crt CT the door OF the car His as
care was ~ discovered till IL was too late
The Iyncbt1rg Republican saws, we are re-
crested g ask sny ore who may ind him. 20
INVITA- tsp on bin ana start him IN this direc-
ton. Vine ever heard of turtle running or
te.oIsl
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

,. The Steamer n. LxrREss. CAPT. =, A. RYrRlR.
exandris at q q. N EyERY SAT
SRDAf for elymont. Budd Perry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Piowden 2
Wharf, Lancssters Wharf; Stones Wharf. Our
PiLey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives st Bait ,
more ~ Q. N. on Sunday
J.B. BRY AN l. BRO. Agents,
ep1-u No. 34S Penna avenue.
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DARING BURGLAgs-Last Thursday, about
A A-- two men named J. Leonard and w.
galway House, in PIt,sburg, Pa. and at
tempted 10 enter. Mrs McDermott, a sick
child and female servant were alone in the
house. Mrs McDermou FASTENED 10 the win
dow and endeavored TO pull II down on Oil
yers fingers, but he grasped her by the throat
She screamed and a neighbor came TO her assis.
lance and afterwards came the police. The
rufhans He'd and were pursued 10 the Allie
gbany River, where Leonard eluded the
police, and Oliver swimming TO sand bar
stood there and dared them 10 follow him. Two
ofncers plunged IN, but by the time thew
reached the shoal Oliver was on the opposite
bank. and there all traces of him were lost
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ANOTHER TERRIFIC HURRIcAEE-The To,cq
q Monroe Destroyed-A COtc WAfa!ed info On
Apple 1ree-Last evening we received Infor-
NATION from reliable source that a terrible
storm passed over the country few miles east
OF Middietown, yesterday morRIng. eestroyine
tne town OF Monroe, and laying waste the
country 3long It's course. Our informant was
assured that after the hurricane had passed
over Monroe, but half a dozen houses were
left standing. The Methodist Church were
among The buildings destroyed, 1t was also
were mis- sing. A number Of persons were in
1ured- The damage TO the property is very
great. As ludicrous incident OF the storm
we VIII remark that COW is said TO have been
caught up by the wind and whiried into an
apple tree. The storm is said TO have passed
over a narrow belt Of country, DESTROYING
buildings and fencing, and uprooting trees in
Its way. IL was altogether the most destruc-
tive storm which has been known in that
country since II was settled.-DdytOn (Oaio)
J0urBqf, IL.
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SINGULAR.-We learn that on Thursday last
a lady OF Henrico county, who had been sick
for some time, died 10 all appearances: but
that since then her body has been very warm
and large drops of aspiration have con-
tinued 10 ooZe from her whole person. Phy-
sicians who have examined her can discover
NO pulse. and IN every other respect save tie
perspiration and warmth OF her skin, she
seems 20 be- dead. This is 4 very singular case.
though We understand that 10 is nu- uuusuai
for the bodies OF deceased persons 20 remain
warm for several hours after brAath has lett
them Richmond Tf-ss
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Try JAS. G. MCGUIRE h Co, Auctioneen.
CHANCEBY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

BY vfrtte OF aoecree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, made In the case of
ct. on the 18th Day Of May, 1856, i shall offer At
auction, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of July
ises part OF Lot s, In Square sis, fronting forty
feet on S1rslE1a avenue, near T street south, and
between 9Th and Sth str eefs ST. with the dwell
ing fhere9a. consisting of . good two story and
basement Frame House, containing seven rooms
Terms Of sale: One. half cash; balance in AIN
months with interest, to be secu red BY approved
notes or at the option Of the purchaser all cash
Deeds reserved until final payment STAMPS and
conveyancfpP at cost Of purchaser. A deposit of
8G reQuired OF the purchaser at time of sale
Bale peremptory.
DAVID A. BURR. Trustee
Jy 6-3tw&ds j. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
~THE AR0vE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY, Goth Of August At
ga O'Clock p. m.
DAVID A. BURR, Trustee,
an 71aw&ds ]. o MCGUIRE 90, Aucfa
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What TEE sgRsE!sossss SAY q THE sAMAB
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1885.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CORuBRN

Application having been made under the act OF
June Is, 1850 TOR the reissue IL the following de-
scribed Land Warrants (which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice In hereby given
that 81 the date following the description OF each
war; ant q certificate or warrant OF like tenor
will be reissued, IL no valid objection should then
appear. GElse
March Sd 1885, in the name of Archibald h. Cole,
and was granted January 2stk, lS56.-October 9th,
1856.
No 64.G73 for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
March Sd 1855, in tho name OF John Jones. and
= .II JOS. H, BARRETT, Z E
1c.urISu u smiasiouar
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DEATH, DEATH. DEATH-To Reaches, Bed
Moo Esgs h rs1 III Ts,; uRass: Sc Gal at
sylvauis avenue, south side, he has q large stock
Of Medicine, &C., at reasonable prices YAH
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DROPOsALs FOR BRIDGE Piles,

Once CoDlnifSssoaeT Of Ppbltc Bnilf,ngsl
Cdpftoi Of the United Stafss.
WAsHINGToS DRY, August Q, 1855 I
Sealed Proposals will be received At this snics
Inni tHlDAf August Z, at ~ clock noon for
furnishing. at the Navy ard BriiRs. twenty four
Oak Piles not loss than sixty feet in ienotb "a
square one foot sixteen feet from the buft: NOT
less than six inches small end. ' NV
B. b FRENCH.
an list Commissioner of Public RniiStnss
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nlpOw's RKvIkw FOB AUGUST.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
IL Se sOnn ~ s se wa
ss Ss soss cos, &c
sinsoD Of Mess shall the Spartan Y Virtues Of the
South Survive the War? by g. Fitzhugh. OF Va.
sI s:esas s5ts s E
yer Ly,son; Terribly 10 Earnest ~ faa,.n1ss.
American oommeree-its Progress and Develop:
ment, by the Editor. The PURGE and the sword--
up Dali, IN the CSnfsde1aey pepsrtment o. Com,
merce Department OF Internal improvements.
aSsTs ssa S.os.ng
Editorial Notes. &c.
VS. e' 'e' ''H FRANcK TAYLOR.
V'RIHelAAB-Prossossd b. Royal Letters Pas
y teat Of fDsland, end sscsrsd 81 the sss L..o
Tis:ssr No sase.u.. remedy for s.'s =:
s sSS T1s.%.! =.
Z: &
e.: end I'd III
a' Each preparation ID IN the form q most gre.
sSS eSSnsss Of stmospSers, In us cases ss each.
g four Gees IL one tOf -, sns i 81. 49,,
Si 1s 81 vsiDsss, ssiisnsnds, BOsI, O.:
s~he,.s.,. s.d retail b, Or. BARROW. No. lss
Sc Z; sss O. f0ED. No. $50 =: ;,..
ii xRAO4 DOOnl AQO -
III PkOvkB R0kE WASH cures secret sndjden.
oHxe dsorders in al their stases Ct ttle e1 psnse
u g 2; sA,Ii: :: :ss iss
.sa,sss e IL aes'en. end ns' hon III inisstos
sOO CAsAs SUPERIOR KoUK WIN Z. Of The
CUO iolloying we'll known branes, viz:
fOkSTEk RIESLIEG,
pElpESHEIMER,
RuDESBElMER,
HOCHHEIMER,
kIBBSTEiNER,
which offer for sale In quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at low prices =
samples Of the wine can Be seen a. the Union
Betting Depot" No. So Green street, George
town. ID. q.
dim .r Riley A. sHINN.
V,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.eri-
u Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, In the District of Columbia,
letter. of admiDietr alton the personal
, tate Of Virginia Milstead, late of Washington,
ID C., deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscri
Der, ON or before the lsl day Of June next: they
nay otheIwise By Law. lie excluded from al benefit
Given under my hand this sd day Of June. 1885,
se S.iawsws CHARLES r. LLOYD.
IIoNFS WITHOUT HANDS. illusfraIed, $40
n Land at Last. novel. by Edmund Yates. s
eta. Phente Keiler,a novel. 10 cts. -Four Year
Andrew johnson, Sis. NApeleons Life Of Csc
us fhANSh IhfLoh.
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HAND, AND GLOVES novel; BY Miss Ed
"A wards. soc. Armsdsle: ,by Wilkie Celliss,
torial History OF the Rebellion, Fart lst, SIS De
Bows Review, for june. SC. Lectures on enc
Study Of History, by 0oldTipp smnirn, " y
EoB NON INTENTION Oh INCONTINENOK
II of urine, Irritation, Inflammation or ulcerefion
Of the bladder or Kidneys diseases Of the PROSTATE
Brick dust deposit, end ell diseases Ct the bladder,
kidneys, sud drepetcAl gWeilinRs. use LIN.
POLD u uID D4TRAOT BOCHU. MOI
READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST Of the
"A properpss Of BELMB0LDS FLUID En-
TRACT BCOHU viii be . comparison With thoss
Of forth In the United et UjsDeEsatssy. no
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CT C.D."OLD RYE WHISKY, "Iss, The
&c. DYER CO.,
slIeO5t $50 Penn. ave, let, 18th and 18Th SITS
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Asuperior TOILET SOAP. prepared from refined
VEsETABLK OILS in combination with Gil YcERINR
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES. and
for the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists feseo,,
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HAN WIN TESe WIVES "A case was
broneht TO trias yesterday, IN the County
Ccurt- IN which the defendant was charged
with having two wires, and plead guilty to
the Indictment. Both wives wera in eourt
His name rs Moses CrGis, ard he has been for
long aime Resident, of New York. where he
was married to respectable and vituous wo-
man. by her he had several children, and
ltNen happily until q short time ago Craig
ftN- W York ana came here to obtain work
Nnich be found. and during his stay here he
lame ACQUAINTED With a young aud trustfnl
Rri, OF scarcely eighteen. He won her heart
although more than tw ice her age, and finally
proposed 10 her TO get married, to which she
consented The ceremony was performed At
Dr SproRuels house, in his parIor, that gentle
man officiating and with the clergy mans
family as witnesses. Bat retribution soonover-
tooF him, and the guilty man was arrested at
Inc suit OF the wives. He a. first plead not
guilty.. but on Seeing The nature Ct the eylhe nee
changed his plea. and acknowledged his guilt
On being asked what he had to say, h. had the
nous conduct that he thought the marriage
was not performed by regular clergyman,
thus decreasing his legal guilt, but adding to
his moral. The sentence of the Court was
Imprisonment al hard labor in Clinton Prison
Tor two years, and il is but Justice to say that
II al the particulars of the case had been
known 10 the Judge before the sentence. he
would have received a mach severer punish.
nent-IHdny argus, Monday.
TRAGEDY IN SOMERSET COUNTY, MARY
X
awalking. Somerset county. on SUNDAY. II
appears that after the funeral of young man
named Hatton, the remains were con viewed IN
the private burial grounds Of Josepnus Hum.
phTeys, and when the relatives and friends
had assembled, very worthy young man
named John Humphreys, from Princess Anne,
escorted relative, who had recently married
q man ey the name OF Isaac James Cooper to
the grave. Her husband stopped them and
Threatened 10 shoot him IL be proceeded one
step further; wbereupon brother of the lady,
named Purnel johnson, very worthy citi.
zen, said "lf you want TO shoot any one
shoot me- Cooper Instantly drew a revolver
and shot him through the heart Mr. JOSIAH
ElliBEsweyth, one of the most respectable as
Well as peaceabte citizens of the State, at.
tempted TO restrain Cooper from further yio-
ience, whereupon he (Cooper) turned upon
biin and shot him through the back, killing
MIN in about five minutes. One OF the by
ISLANDERS theE knocked Cooper down with a
chair, and Tied him securely, with the assist
ance or the people present. IL seems that
cooper and his wife have been living separate
Tor some time. owing TO bad treatment on his
part, and that Mrs. Cooper had applied for a
divorce on that account. The affair has Gre
atfd a profound sensation in that part of the
State.
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MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

Ladies sflicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
Hfb celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
Its 1nfallible Prepared by DR.. B. o. Perry, Der
matologist. 80 Bond ST., N. Y. Sold by all drug.
gfsts In Washington and elsewhere my I8.eo3m
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TWO HUNDRED Cor moreD HOGSHEADS
LEAF TOBACCO:
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED
gu l0-l1t


0tef QuoriermaSter'S O6tce, Depot of Washington,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 1856 (
. viii be sold a. public auction, under the direc
TON OF Brevet Lieut.. Col. Jsmes n. Moore, A. o !.
Ms az "arehoUse on g street, near 10Th street
Washington, On THURSDAY. August 30 com,
teTiat &C.. e-TA A~"
besrdsley's Signal 200 pounds Iron Wire
iengraph ln.truments 80 miles Insulated Tele-
ana Gases graph Wire
"a beardsley o Instru- los Reels for Wire
mehts As Reel Stands, small
~ Augets ~ Reel Stands. centre
iCutting Plyers 1893 Insulafors. FLOCK
p1aI hahdies Coal stove, with Pipe
~ hammers GPool Boxes
Oilers "A Full Reals
5 Pruning Knives Is Empty Reels
Large Reel stands 81 Reel Stands
Is Small Reel Stands l6 Reel Stands deliyerv
Rubber Cement FIast s Reel Handles
SsolderDg Acid Bottles 3 spoels Copper Wire
Rubber Sleeves, so in. No. %
Large Gear spoois Copper Wire
eBail Gear No 30
sRines 7 pounds Gutta Percha,
~ Notices and Straps lin sheetsl
2ss Tumblers for Battery III Iron Spikes
$40 Porous Cups 81 ipsuIated Rendip,
It2 49,, OF. A. o. Z. Pla- Screws
tina Strips % Rubber Rings
H1s Or A. o. d. Platina 20 cells Portable Field
strips Telegraph Battery
.0f5 POUNDS Nitric Acid terry
5carbuys SuiphHric Acid Empty Mercury Flasks
40 pc unds Nails, i0j (iron,l with Screw
and God Wrenches. Screw Driy-
Eco ln'uiators. Bracket ers. Spirit Lamps, Sol
~ Empty Carboye dering Irons, &c.
Terms Cash, in Government fund.-
Ten days will be granted purchasers in which to
D. H. FUCKER,
Bvt. MAJ. Gen. and Oh tef Omar ermsster,
aug DIT Depot of Washington,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ITNITFD STATES sTFAAER "CANoNIopsn
u AT PUBLIC SALE.
BEroT rsErERxssIEs. oFytcy

BEroI QUARrERaAsIEss OFFICE.
BkLl MORE, M. kUgpst IT, 1876
Wiz be sold At her anchorage south side OF as n,
a. Baltimore Md the above nsmea Unised State
steamer on III UkspAf August 2s AZ 10 o'clock
Donkey fngiLe &C.. &C. now on board.
she 10 Side he 81 steamer, OF 43i tons: length
on deck s feet; bI eadth Of beam q feet 10 inches
draft. q feet has enc low pressure beam engine
diameter Of cyl ader, inches ssrske Of piston, II
Feet. In running order. and well found in her
opthts now only sold for want of further use BY
the Government
Terms. Cash, in Government funds, on the day
OF sale.
By order of Quartermaster General
CIV BRADLEY
Colonel and Chief QcsYtermsster,
aul4 ID Middle Military Department.
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