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CAVALRY DEPOT GIESBORO. D. c.
BY order Of ',e Ouarcr1asir Genera tN8 W. DO 'olu
IN The premises, bic Gar.i o. under ne oiectiun 9
Can't George 2. ~ wling A. q. u on "hDNESpA
Apri 1900 at II O'Clock the following described puo
PoyE III STAN GRINDING AND FEED MILL
S,ame with massive granite fol ndatons a. oy ~ ctt with
coal hay aud engine houses attached an 9htuucieo OF 'he
,ary best mater al and the most subsian'ia. manner
Also a. the time and pbie Tue machinery ana appn
ONE IN ENGINE. OF lNHORSE POWER.
with cylinder Of twenty-five I-l nc"es daue aia w
Sour ga inches upon heavy cast non eedp ate
With cola and hot pumps snd heater apd castfon
fywhee with driving pulley OF the same ntlear yen wv
fee, diameter and twenyour 24 inches face with sud
'S TWJ On 'B0iLFRs. OF 6OHORSE POWER EACH,
.de Of the best boiler iron vesIteentH % b OF an men
N thickness i've l feet diameter. and fourteen sl ieet
Eve @ iuchr. in length; each boiler containing seventy
~ lap welded hues. three 3 and oneiouriL va heles
T. diameter with oil the IcqIte elpeI lace
ETN QOt PAIRS or REEDS PATENT bJChNGHAM
THIRTY $50 INCHES SpHLNG MILLS,
constructed sold french burr usone aud srt In heavy
wellbsauced francs wish hsycutteTs, elevators ana CON
v,vs isr aud handle The hay grain, and lre'
rs,d fed oh tle u0 ecoIomcs ana labor saving plan
The ,hs hn - wror -ht Iron Guc fne pucys Of cast
Iron faced balance h hangers and boxes sum rent to
eIive Oj pairs o. Du To- &c Do N u 1yiuc bell - OF
-four a. ply rubber. snd wrnfyour tl inches wide Inc
bel,, for driving the uls, ~' are Of the best attained
The Enene Boies Msc merry and Fixtures Of every de-
perpiou are Of the very - msteTas ana workmansi .,
spd still in excellent dion and hue working order the
mil bsvIne been n operstiOu about teen months
II deemed advisable oy tie gent Of the Government on
ne DAY Of sale The building. vi be- sold separately.
ferns: CASH. in Goyesrm"r' fgnds
Purchaser w be required remove theiF properly before
the .t day OF Nav 4. unless otherwise arranged BY
be-, for ies6oro vi lesve the siIhsreet whsrf every
Any further that nay be desired viii be given
ypon application M person or by ete TO Captain GEORGE
BROWNING A =. NJ Oei IsNt q 10 iei; once
Bv- Brig Gen, in charge hr.t Division Q. VI. q. O.
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amnsemenis.

~ lDLO uhhDINs
~ Lessee and Mznsg'r WHEATLEf.
1Hu KTABLisHHEyr DOEs NOT ADvERTIsE II TH1
HEw-YOKK HEKALD)
THIRD WEEK
Of The charming young comedienne,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
whose nsllsrly beautiful personaop Of the original char
LITTLE CRICKET,
in Wadauers five act play e titled
FANChON,
continues to -
WIN TIFF PLAUDrTs OF
CROWDED AND ENRAPTURED AUDIENCES,
But which must positively be Withdrawn
SATURDAY Next March 10. $3.50
give place other attractions In the repertoire OF miss
Mitchell.
M-ar.. J. O. Burnett J. w. Collier Geo. Becks w H.
Dsnyers T.. Barry, r. V. Holmes. Mary Wells Mrs FaHeh
Mnedrr II. Chapman, &c, &c, in the prac pal roles
SPLENDID SCENERY,
COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS,
FULL CHORUS &c.
Musical Conductor. Il. DODWORTH
MONDAY NEXT. MISS MITCHELL
will appear a. MARIE,
In tas beautiful domestic drama OF tho
PEARL OF SAVOY
Or The MOTHERS PRAYER
Chairs 81 81 Seats Dress Circle Private Boxes 81 So
Family Circ. lentrance On Cro,by-st.l 81 cents
seats secured siI days in advance.
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(rHIs EsrABLsHxENr DOES NOT Advertise IN rHs
NETWORK HERALD)

lrHIs EsrABLnHxENr NOT ADVERTISE IN rHz
NETWORK HERALp)
CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT SUCCESS
which has attended h. presentation OF the present prog ANNE
Ii vii be repeated o.. ...,,,.
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE
consisting Of the EEusvsgans b're'qOs EiH'7'sni' Gu
CINDERELLA
Ella COMAREj
OR, TIE LOVER THE LAChEY AND LITTLE
GLASS SLlPPtE.
Mrs.. JOHN WOOD
spp-sriu, a. -,
CINDERELLA, the BarJns Youngest Daughter
with
Mr. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE
ss CLORHDA, the Baron. Eldes, Daughter ,.,s
NEW ...by................... har r.
NEW MUSIC, .THOS. % hbF
COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS. MECHANICAL
EFFECTS, and POWERFUL CAST.
The performance will commence with the petite COMEDY
USED Up
Sir Charles Georse Fswcett Rove
In preparation the domestic Drams entitled
DOING FOR the BEST,
AND A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Door. open at Il O'Clock curtain nses 81 y
Seats secured three days IN advance.
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WALLACK". "
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
tTHn ESTABLISHMENT DOES MOI ADVERTISE IN THE
sEw.YoRK HERALD)
Open AZ a O'Clock B-siD.u.a ~
PARTICULAR NorIcE.-The number Of anonymous letter,
received by Mr. Nslack renders the following nor &c $3.50
utey necessary From this time ioTw ard letter. duy sged
will be- promptly snd respectfully attended aud rp'd 10
those without sgnauies vi b. invariably destroyed ume
FRIDAY,
Second time ths season. Chsres Dances celebrated Comedy
the ..
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
And kr. Hurlbut', fivorite Comedy,
AMERICANS IN PARIS, .
In which win appear Mr John Gilbert, Mr. Marx smith, W.
hsrIrs Fisher NJ Young Mr. b T. Ringgod Mr. Soron,
M. Williamson and Mr. Pope Mis-. Mary damon M
Fanny Morgnt. Mr.. John Seton Miss lone Burke, Mia.
Mary bsrret. snd hss Green.
SATUKDAY--t7fh tinle) SOCIETY 49, 49,
MONDAY-BENEFlT or MISS FANNY MIGRANT
First tine this season. Bucssiones oeiebfated COMEDY,
MARRIED LIFE. with I'D time mere } TAR EiOS BOY
IN Preparation Psnches -eDraed pay OF the hNlDhIs
OF THE ROUND TABLE.
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?. c. HuLKLEy AnctioDeer.

u
DOSIT1NE SALE, without reservation, OF a
Il valuable FACTORY in Brooklyn clo.e = Js,i.,u ard
Brde-sts ferries close estate p G. tUhLtl sil
sell on TUESDAY March e. et Il oclos 1T t1r trrsrg-
aesroofn No III Broadway, New York. the at Il l'rpni
(four Lots Oh Jonnst Noe 81 g al and ~ and Two 20
Plymouths N0s 80 aud 49, with ali the 5i Dug 'he -on
together with s. hoTse power stcsm th4l e ~, 80 80
Boilers. Nsp. ct the Office No - Nslls., y. !.
Also at p toe day o, the Factory above.
described al the balance Of the machinery, con'nE ~
Plaung Machines Reshiing Ciousr and Cross Cot saws
Tongn.ug aud Groovps AAeha- uleys Hanger shAitng
Betting Packing BoI-., Lumber, kc, &c. FOR maps ke
APP 10 the Office No. 81 " alI.tt Jaunce y-court
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QuARrERzAsTER GRSYRAL's OFFICE }
fIRsT DIVISION, :

1
wAsuIsaroS D. C., FebrusTy, q, 1855.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES. FENCING wHARVEs, &c, at GiEo'
Oil b. odd the Pemies at pubic auction under tt "a.
reciion Of Captain George Browning q NJ
rom the hour each Day thereafter te1eeP
DAY and THURSDAY Apn and . On winch dsys ths hilli
and Water WORKS win be sod) until ths whole shall have
Seen disposed Of the following described public property to
Eleven On OFFICES Crsrne) 2e,l4o two storiesl 1920
HIJS 20I2 two stores ltIs tStchen adjoining I1
Isl l2I32 l5n6. 26x26. and 2ox75.
Eish,y nine (es) LABOKERS' QUARTERS frame
seventy l6r6 fourteen 2I4 and one oIe with shed
fen 10 DWELLINGS ,fraue); 2sIso two .tories with
back bui dngs 2152 four 1924 l3I0 eIl l6IzS with
wing lo1i1 ana two h5ees so] aug
Nine (sj MESS HOUSES Crsmei; 2oIie0 two stories
rs1C0 wing lGH2COl "a 80 two sone,l NIJo with
II4G ..-,...
sI 2sI5s ll132, and lJI2s with shed sdjoHins
One u HOSPITAL STABLE Crame) with $40 iinesl
One a. ISSUING STABLE (rams) with ssl2 ln.s fee,
Twenty C2O) BUILDINGS irm-) 2s,sl 2sIs6 1872 leI
D. l3I65 o16 four l6I5O four sIl2 2SIi3l 2SIi~ NIA
keIS0O 20x25, and l7Il7
SHEDDING 7 75S lnesl feet
1hir.vtwo (32j WATER TANKS lIie two fee; deep.
Seventy eight s) MASGERs, 5;Il6 thIeesnd half feet
Twenty t2O) or-1.HousEs.
One 81 Hay si 4t, ii2Isl2 ..-,.o
Three 81 WHARvEs One % si square feet one I.Iss
square feet, and one b5O square feet
FENCING, q, $50 hnesl feet.
One ~ STOKEHOUSE tfrsme), 3xl5o
Two BLACKsMIIHS' SHOPS (irAmeli <eIl0 and 63I
Do
One o. ENGINE HOUSE. lTI32
fbe buildings viii be old sngy and must be removed with
b fifteen dsys
Tb. buidng. viii b. stcn down at the eIpen'. Of
shsseTs but the lumber will " desired be delivered by the
Government free Of charge for transportation the depot
wharf.
Terms Cash in Government funds
boat wi the Sixth street wharf
hsur during the day Of sale.
For further information apply, in person by letter TO
Csptsin 6K0. T. BROWNING A. @ M Giesboio' ID. C..
sr 10 this odice. JAMES. A. EKlS,
Brevet Bhgsd General IN charge,
First Division, O NJ. q. q.
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DEPoT CuARrRRsAsrgRs OFFICE,
lALrIxoEE, Nd March s. 100 I
I ARGE SALE Of ARMY TEN Is and TENT
FL rs WIN be sold Public Auction, on FRIDAY,
March 10 1860 q, 10 clock III. Government store
house, No % Couway.st.. Baltimore Md
20 (more or lessl tnserviceable and condsmned
Tents and Tent ..cs. oOnAistns III psr a. follows:
7l3 Hospital Teuts. IS Slbi-y Tents.
Cl2 Wall Tents 2.O5.t shelter T-uts.
1857 Common Tents c8l Hospital Tent Flies
~ Wal Tent Flies.
Five o. dave SLOWED f1f removal Of property.
Terms cash ia Government funds
& ". BRADLEY
Col Chief Qusr,ermssisr Middle Military Department.
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ELGER's CHEAP STORE.
IL New Foods at reduced prices Ribbons Trimming
Lace, Fnbroid.rle, Liner .ndherchirf. Collars sets
80, isrr Magic Rufnss Fhlinrs Edsnss French snd
G,rn, Co,,s Fkrs styles Of the best maker. Noa
30 and es7 bfoadway near Nnetssuths least -ide).
n B.-Engliih Brushes, Scissors aud small wares.
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Amusements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. -TO-NIGHT.
n ITALIAN OPERA.

This EsrABLnBnEyT DoRs NOT ADVERTISE IN IHb
NEW YORK HERALD.
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Gsip Uanlcb.


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6iiuations Umieo-frmales.

A YOUNG LADY from MasSa ,husetts wishes
~ SIT ALTON a. Companion to invalid, to Teach
the Eleme Branches of Eng sh and the Piano. to
make here useful IN any honorable post Apply at No
81 East Thiitietbst
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TONIGHT FIRST TINE or NEVERTHELESS
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
(L'ETolLE DU NORD).
CARpFscoursged by the immense OF MeyerbeerS
rep &c. upon yrc after lapse OF many years. The
beautiful spectacular opera OF
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
b. th- same ilu.trious composer: an o,,,, ,,on-r,,-
In the PRODUCTION OF He STAR OF THE NORTH no lee
and expense demanded than wa' nsee.'a,sd IN ID:
production the "AFkICAINE' hi: wors requires not
10 "a. dea OF cosuue aud scenery and the empoymcto'
very largest orchestral AID choral forces that can % oo
opera. uvoy. great outlay and skill In ts pro-
dacion a, ia STAR OF The NORTH.
approaching these iscts fully at the outset the director EN-
len nothing undone could tend insure completeness -
the forthcoming and he feels confident that ths
the memorable lyric produo ion' OF previous seasons
Tlils (fRfDAD EVENING, March 8, ala.
Crwen'y:frs, Subscription NishD
'"'' A's"e c n SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
U'ETOlLE DU NoRD)
"ni sew WI NE DRESSES PROPERTIES
INCREAsEb CHORUS, ORCHESTRA,
MILITARY BAND, BALLET. Ere,
and avery KITS cL ak n IoUIsE KELLOGG
MILE. ENRlcHETTA BosISIoi
S''NG sd +; OK AANl;foSuccL
cIGNOk BELLlN1t
sIGyOR sARrl HERR MULLER.
HERR VOELDEN HERR REICHARDT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At ovE 2sH FA9oRiTH
La.t app-arsuce Of sENOhlfA Z. POCH-
MOSDAi-S-cond night OF
TIE STAR OF THE NORTH.
TUESDAy-tXTRA NIGHT -
BENEFIr or NINE. CAR0ZZI-ZUCCHi,
AID positively last night OF
L'AFRICAINE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AND TIN
bscbes DESTROYS of retaining their Boxes Anl
= at. lor I'll EsDAY'S EXTRA PERFORMANCE and BESs
IFIT OF NME. CAROZZI-ZUCCHI are requested 10 gv9
ice a, the BOZ Office the Academy BEFORE MONDAY
MORNING NEXT as sler that time The boxes shd sean
" . b. disposed Of to thu public
named perforusnces will commence THIS MohNlNo al Az
the T-g1 ticket offcea
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE


4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
N DtRscroR. .......................MAX MARETZEk.
trKrs EsrABLIsHxgyr DoEs NOT ADvERrIsE Tue HIV
YORK Hr gALD
MATINEE MATINEE
TOaORRoW SATURDAY. MARCH 10. all
Positively last time Of Donizettfs Grand Opera
LA FAV RITA,
and spp~srancs Of tho highly successful Prms Donna
SENORITA CABMEIINA POCH
ADMISSiOS-OEE DOLLAR ONLY,
To al paris of the House No Reserved SsstA
Tiek.t. may now BE- mad si all the tickets Offices
hOIICk-Lsdy patrons are requested to purchase the1
tickets early. to avoid crowdns at the ticket Offices
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4mnsenenis.

|OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Managersss. Mrs. JOHN WUVS
Stago Manager. IL N~
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Sales bp Auttion.
CrAnrrRNasrRn.Cr NrRAL't OrrIcE.


Frssr pIvIsoy WASHINGTON, j. l.. Feb. Il 1867
YALE OF STEAM GRi~T MILL
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WINTER GARDEN.
trau nsrABrsRxzxr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL
TIE w.YoRK HERALD
Communicable. addressed to the Management With dns
urrs .nd stdr-. attached Of good faith, win -
pr,snpty acknewedsed and sttendedto.
An1nyuou. letters sre not read
THIS EVENING. -
EDWIN BOOTH
in hi. great role Of ,,rss,s
CARDINAL DUKE DE RIcHELLu
In Sir Bulwer Ly,ton's play OF
iICHELIETT
presented With its unequaisd splendOr Of
' COSTUMES,
and CAST embracing the nance u
Dons ld.on Krmble Mason Andrews Bland Miss T. Jobs
.ou, Mrs Wilkins. 3e.. in the cast
Doors open At O'CLOCK -
WEDNESDAY, AFT, aS SSSs1s sa1assca "a
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
EDWIN BOOTH
IN A DOUBLE ATTRACTION
in KArHTHiYE AND PETkUcHo.
seats secured sI days in advance.
DROADwAY THEATER. BEGINS Is
ID G-orse Wood. M.nassA
L. W. la ..Actins MAaaSs1
WHEN YOU WEAR 1T THINK OF ME-"
THE GREAT coxrp TS;NI1 = OWENS in Tom Taylor,
Brilliant Comedy OF
VICTIMS.
JOSHUA BUTTERBY.............MrJ JOHN E. OWENS
With d Great Presentation Scene,
and when you u think OF me-
Me.sra John h. Mortimer, J. w. Absogh Tom Owens
T L. DonnrlIy Mis-. Celia Logan Mis-. Josephine Tyson.
Mis-. A. ind. Mrs. H. Bland, aud others.
10 conc 4. (commeueng ut S3ol with Mr.. Owenss ees'
b.. ed couilcslGy.
FORTY WINKs.
HORATl0 sPRUGGiNs..............Mr. John T. Owens
H. order to s,od the great rush. SECURE SEATS IN ADJ
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE NEXT SATURDAY.
CON n,eDciny ct a O'Clock, Of
VICTIMS
ADMlSSlON-Fify Cents
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A GENTS WANTED, with small capital, to
~ in'roduc. ih. new patent TRANfLERs BURGLAR
ALARM No. 30 Lib~rtysi, Room No y
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4 LADY who teaches French. English, Ger
etc, snd 10 well informed IN al fire Needeworb,
g aches Piano etc. wants u uaoD " GJVERNESS Very
best references given No. $50 second fy hrsts
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TONIGHT. FIRST TINE OF MEyEhBEERS
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
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A YOUNG, respectable GERMAN GIRL
WANTS situation In private American family. Call
at MI fEHS, NO. 2lJ HOuston.st, third floor, No D.
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4 GENTS wANTED.-sI5O PER MONTH

N , " T1W It " y
n and ali expenses rsid 10 good SEWlNG-MACHlNE
AGENTS For private rms incose stamp and address
re. LAIHROP. General = gent.
No. 2s8 North Eighth st. Philadelphia, Pa
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5i,uallons Uanic0-Alal

A SOLDIER Returned from the War wants
~ place as GARDENER Inquire at No. 40 Madison
corner Of Grand st. HENRY oCHRUPP.
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"a wishes situation WET NURSE, with frcsh breast
o mix los bshy III weeks old. Apply at No. al Fs,ave
near fIiie entA ST.. % the hIs ao0r. Ma MALkkh
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A SITUATION WANTED as C0ACHMAN
n BY Coorrd Man. Apply or address ID. X. JOHN
Sun 10. ll1 Iwenty lolIth-f,.. ~ Tue reaT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-13
LIQUID CkTARRH REMEDY.
HMPTOMSS.

Tie symptoms 81 Catarrh are a, first very slight.
Persons ind they have 4 cold that thcy. have lre.
9uent attacks, aid ars more sensitive othe changes
% Temperature. ii this condition thc nose may be
dry, Or q Slight discharge thin anauerd afterwards
yhlck ard adhesive. may onsue.
A. he discase becomes chronic, tie discharges
are Increased ii quantity and changed ia quality;
they are nos thick and heavy and are hawked or
cougbea 81. TIE secyations arc offensive, causing
a bal breath lie voice thick aud nasal; the eyes
ae weak; Tic sense Of smell Is lessencd Or destroy
oi 3eanes. frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca
,aTrh 4. That Tie person II obliged to clear bis
i8g1a. n tho morning 81 n slick OF Shiny mucous,
ahjob bas falleu from BE heap during the night
When ths takes place, NC person mas ba sure that
h.s disease s an ils aay 70 tie lungs and should
lease n8 tne 80 arestug t.
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CAUTION
TO Females ina Delicate leHIih

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nR. now, Physician and Surgeon, No.
~ ENpIeorr 81 5OsToS, is consuliel daily "a
ali diseases ncideut to thc female systcm. TO
lHpsus Gtcri 81 Tour Albus Suppression aeq oiiei
menstrual dcf2acemeals arc all treated % peg
pathological principle ,apd speedy tciiei spaWn'see
IL a .yely iew daye. So Invariably certain i tAi'
new mode 81 treaimeit. that most ohslHafs corn
paiGts yield under it. md tie afflicted person seen
rtioiccs IN perfect heath.
Dr.. Dow has 30 doubt had wcatr experience ~
lie cure u diseases n women clan any other phy
stefan Ia Boston,
Boarding accommodations vi patients WHO may
well 10 stay ia Boston fsw days under its treat
ment
NJ. bow, since 1875. having confined u. Hholr
attention 10 afce nr8ctlce Ter the cure q Private
Disease aud scmale Complaints, acknowledges 20
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