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The PennAyayanJn Soldiers.


a convention OF the soldlefs and sailors OF
,tn,ie ~ | pitt,hnr.h 1l ~ s~a,s.s shssn ;ao
upon the political Questions OF the day.
Con Har+,onff c,11o1 fhs aeeo,,b11 n o-a.-
Mai. Gen. Eeeiey acted as temporary chair
man Een. .Tnshna r Owen. was s,acte,7
n~-s.e,t .s 4
were General Coils, Col. ". B. Thomas.
rant Henry Cnnnnr C,nt w ITon
En- s,ns caI rtsann c,,srs c.n ~ ~
bin. Coils. Rose, Murphy, Dahl. Patterson.
ss ssss
Gen. Fisher, Is representing "the home Of
Thaf4sens Stevens. ], was made Chairman of
-. . 0sa...st.os ~ rs1-,. thssa ~ ~. pa1.,s.
m. .,4 A., .o,,on-;r, -.,:.,.4x
W. eAttact tno to'!o" At'' "n1ca e4nlolt tne
spirit Of their resolutions:
| Third Tint tout.arv to pubtc po,tey. and sun-
yersye Or The great urincanie. won oY our patzolc
blood, 10 permit any men 10 ho!d otace- OF honor
| Wufh or deed, embarrassed ,he Union armies. or
| cast odium On the cause for which they fought
Fourth That The soldiers OF Peuu y " ma -honld
organize m lhtis respective conntiea. 70 take
that ihr triumph Ct The sEmy be not tzutIess, and
the resulfs Of nsss endeasors teuaatn unRa her
I'd By eonee'.lons % q sny material points n Is,us
advsa'aees ;auly nou; md We propose tae follow
tng pa,Iolm as Ds< OF ORGANIZATION:
to ,be ises,ea fes a. ,ba most sI snya.ss ~ %asas
nimits requires: but Without y!el'lpE principle
eompFa Fannslug tho rights, os, above III, Deserving
8tnh- Tia. tueh and so many gnat.ntees shall
be demanded rom he soatn anu lnenfposat1a N
the Nsional Constr uaion ~ afc nfeessaIJ 70 prs-
Juatie- And Heetiom to Al men. g ~ csas8es Gun
dti1na aud coloss aho soafu lhe natonai ta1ta Eon
S1Snfh cafh rh,t,be rroc1s ouvbt not 10 tc orr,,n,.
tated INTO power oetore such guarantees bare been
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uRmnva7.s AVN APPO1VcMENvx,

pL..a. <h,,. ~. . b,rd-ad -ove IA sf% eir,
~. ah,sa. n,.hnnt rasor4,n. IN tba snesltnr
- ~. .ogs1a,S s.x:ic. ~ n-onosed hv M. Ancona
49,. .@-.- !. -....--= =
REMOVALS AND APf'OENFMRNT~.
Mr. williams, on behalf Of the Judiciary
Committee OF thee House, has introduced a
tflt 10 reculate Appointments TO, and remor-
als from, Office, by the President, which wr
earnestly hope to see passed in both houses,
by two-thfrds role, as, though 1t ought to
receive the signature Of the President, 1t may
be reasonably expected, in REV Of his present
political status, to call down his yeto. The
bill reported to rs In full by telegraph
Yesterday. provides that no officer appointed
On the nomination OF the President, BY and
with the advice snd consent OF the Senate,
shall be removable except With the advice and
consent Of the Senate; that Tor disability or
misconduct IN Office, the President may sus-
pend an olacef, and appoint one in his stead
unll Inc senate AZ fta next session snail nave
IN opportunity TO act upon the question
then, tne5 1all 70 sanction LIS EemoFa'' ne
shall be translated, but without any claim TO
the SALARY incurred IN the internal that no
person whose appointment 10 ONCE tne oso,
a1e ms reused or tailea 10 eooni"' snan
oe 1cappolnled OF contfnuea IL .ne same
ounce aitef thelr adjournment "no lnat sue
consent OF the sena1e 10 appointments auu
removals fhaH DC necessary 10
oil oihces "hefeo. lnc sa4a1 eA~
eesos one 1aoasana ooi1aus .,. ps:. saa.uaa, annu
1ne fIestoeu. .s.os. ~,
fean ana casn 1asu1s u'lis oeeAuse, ~ ns
argued. tney s3'e Aiin .ns Aopenamenl o'
100 mauy 0n1ce1ss au& c4peAeu LIN WILL too
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~ 1. nn.an,s TrnnsI - contains ,nnch
nro,n, ,,for,ns,,on. ~ -, ,,t,,;tv :, b,en5e,
~ re rn,,nr .1,.t .on,d hs Jaciiedlv ininri.
- ts,.~,+v,n +hot tha
,rss,. es ~ .a Is sUsna,an,.nded si,tsr 90 ~
uNr, 80. ~ :. - :. ,ro;7.l o., \. ro,,ou.d.
20 49, .u,,,n- IL uithont or,rina,Ity and
..,.a,s ,s,,aron. ~ +be rnles which ha ~ hrcn
,."" H. s1,shed az a fra,ne-work of The Ian.
@1a,s vtI1e bis y1e ia "a hopelesslv had
,.,a9 ~ an,ouot Of att-ntson conld obtain for
:, I thc nrn{se Of being cren thlrd rate classic
ror cbsstcnesi and e1cqance Of expression.
A., "a nart of onr '1Ien To rive the readers
~ the T,p1Rurr tnste Of each literary NOR
A., tbat cotnea to us. we VIII present few Of
II. n,ode1 .cntcnces and nhrase, INN, The
ss PIE, ;, and The q oueen,s EnrlIsb ), IL show
what n precious n, ess. y to nse tbe Doctor'a
own words. IL made NJ 3,fs mother tongne hv
tb,s vrrv reverend Dean of 1,antcrbnry AZ
ter Tho cssavs In Gond W,r5, ,nd ~ Hrst
edition ot The t.onecn,s Eucli.h i, havo hcen
correcied and recorrected H. ths ed,t,on % he.
faro ue. wa are stIIl informed that eTnlet,vez
serve IL .sartnse he ,nhrr1, of to,E. - and that
sone persons make "a nyeeio,., ,ne..,, of their
work. In the nrrsent tsdtt,on the Dean ceases
In rol, a man IN, ;,,7;r;5,oI y, INT ba stt1,
ners,s.a in anplpino Ia ,r,mcn an en,tbet
which II eonni]v onn,tcab1e tn cat,1e.[
Majesty of Fno1and and The 3ueen of sn.fn
are nff,nal.s.r The Dean reconstructs one nj
f;z Sentences from Cood uord,. so IA In
read. t.Nc remember In Punch The barber
who' while oneratIup.n &c. fron which n
has been concluded TINT Punch. besides Lefnc
a Wit and a aatirist. il also a barber. and
that he not only operatcs upon human con
sciences out aiso upon human cnlhs. nc
*antonly 5oos Inc aovefo OF nau us Socab"
utary ana hestoHs nis il-golten eooas on Tue
relnctant aa1eet1Ve. mus ne "f1tes the RUE !:
I'll V1sh your m'ef1ofs, speak no eoafser tnan
usual; II Win soa1 snpefaols, no nae1.' ne
says 'aeea0ea foea* pomI' NOT stf1ct nen-
tet.suostant'se, ne "otas nea'et eonnee7-
| all WHICH aho many DINERS, not mere
cited nre absuroly unerammaticai snostitu'
tons OF aaJccs1ves fof adsefos. In pnnshng
at.emPl 10 tel US tnat aecolons 70 lae
paPe9s' "an uoes nor no" 'ose us aotnes'
tue ueau ea'S, "'nl uoes no. lose n1s
mo1her no" ID tue papers" we haSe read
OF poets being lost In rereFie aud
s&ndrnts being buried IN Their BOOKS; nut
| IN Canterbury pofhing Is impossible, and
| man may chance to lose his mother In the
+! papers One more illustration Will suffice to
show how earelessly the Dean ar7anges the
members OF his sentences. He says, Some
times the editors oi our papers {aA, from Meis
ignorance, Into absurd Mistakes" This con-
saruct ion IL suggestive that editors actually
do sometimes fall from their ignorance, a
statement which NE sincerely hope to be wor-
thy Of place among the "truc facts' Of the
] Frcnch philosopher, II NAV be said that the
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being embroiled in wars In which We have
no interest, II we desire a war with Great
Britain, there ars T. hundred ways 10 attain
that object without resortsug to the sneaking
and cowardly device opposed by Mr. Ancona.
, 1866-06-13

Anniversary Week OF ShurtleN College,
-ExanlInatlOn- Of the Theological
CIaAA-SermOn by Or. e. =. E8ailcT-Hn.
tercstlnE statement Of ktle Resources
Of Illinois.
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THE DEER1NR MURDERER.

Execution Of PfobA< nj Philadelphia
Scenes NJ The lsrfson-The Last Hours
and Demeanor or the Crlminarrhe
GallotvA aud the Executfon-me<llcA
rfFHfnrn.
, 1866-06-13

TIE 0ALLoWS-
Slowly We wend our way 10 the fatal gal
lows. Il Is the game that Y as used It The exc
cuiion Of Lapgfelat, the skupinski brothers
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF sTEAM sRIsT MILL AT THE
= CAVALRY DEPOT, 6IESBOhO, d O.

qxarte'zmas;er Gen~qr, oSss, Fist Biris.on2
Was s ,sa g.. D. D., C.. February n n, lsss {
viii be sold on the premises At public auction nm
der the dirs'I GsPI %
O'Clock N ;, the following described public proper
~, to-wit:
ONE % STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame with massive granite foundations 20 by 80
Of saS the
most substantial manner.
Also, ~ the same time and place. the machiesry
and appliances Of the mil; consisting of
ONEu ENGINE. OF 100iHoRsE POWER,
with q hinder Of twenty TWO t22D inches diameter
heavy cast iron he'd plate with cold and hot water
pumps and hes, nf ;r with cast iron fs wheel with
diameter and twenty four i2I inches face, with
Judson's patent governor
TWO q, BOILERS E az eo-HoRsE POWER
made Of the hes, boiler iron, ave sixteenths
AID fourteen laI feet ave (5 inches in length each
boiler seventy-siI I6l lap welded fines, each three
lal and one fourth "a inches in diameter with all
the requisite appepaages
TIES tiol PAIks OF REEDS PATENT BUCK;
ikGHAM THIRTY 800 INCHES SPRING
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, and
ters eie- s,ors ana conveyers Sufficient TO cat and
handle tine hay grain aud feed on the most
The shstine is of finished ": ought iren. and the
pulie,s of csstiron, faced and balasced with hang
burrs, &c the main driving belt is of four - ply
rut her, and twenty four CAD inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills &c Of the best esk
tanned PAT eDt stretched leather.
The Engine Boilers, NJ achinery and Fixtures Of
every description, are of the very best materials
and work risnship and still in excellent csndi
tcn and fne working order. the mill having been
III operation only about Is months.
" deemS3 advisaDle by the agent OF the Govern
ment on q day of sale, the buIldi ngs will be sold
separately.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will he required to remove treir prop
erty before the first tlstI day Of May next. I'M
less otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
A boot for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
ANY further inf ~Tmation that may be desired
will be given nrOn application, in person by
letter, 70 Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A.
Q. ri, Giesboro, to this Office
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen, in charge
fe 22dtd LIST Div. 0 II. G. o.
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EVENING STAR.
New Counferfeits,

Peterson's Counterfeit Detector for April ls'
gives the following descriptions of new coun.
terfeits width have been recently issued:
1redsury Notes-l0s-A new issue, dated
March ~, 1902. The red seal is badly executed,
as is also the border of the note, which 10 made
Gp of repetitions of the letter X. General ap-
pearance bad. great number are In clrc ula-
hon. Sos, United States Treasury. tgreenoacks,)
are in circulation from an entirely new plate,
said to be the best counterfeit yet made OF the
government notes. So leok out for them, as
some few have taken them.
Caitsd States Legal Tender NotSS-lS counter
feIt-Iarge numbers of one dollar counterfeit
GIeenhaeks are in eirc ulation- Excepting n few
minor discrepancies, the spurious note is IN
exact fac sinsile Of the genuine bill. The gene
raj appearance is also very good. The green
Ink is OF a som ewhat lighter shade than tina.
used on the genuine, and some parts of the
note look scratchy and blurred. The fgures
on the green serollwork on the lower right
quarter Of the note are printed in green; in the
genuine they are white. The head of Chase is
darker Bill has n coarse appearance
IS, Imitation-the portrait on the right and
the figure of Liberty on the left are rather
coarse. Well calculated 70 deceive.
Sc and los raised from Is. Portrait of Chase
en- upper left corner.
II, imitation-the portrait of Lincoln on the
left end is very dark, and the eyes very poor
while the toes of the female on the right end
can scarcely be seen. On the genuine they are
very distinct Look out for them.
as, imitation; poorly done; engraving coarse,
and the bill looks blurred. The green ink
70 Nh.fh Shc schutuc Ne uleS ana
Cos are one-eighth of an inch larger than the
genuine.
See, altered from Is; in the genuine Sos the
signature Of the register is On The left and the
treasurer on the right end of the bill. In the
altered note they are both the right end, with
TWO strips of lathe work between them.
SIS, limitation. They are so well done that all
the banks refuse them.
1COs, initiated. Upper left, spread eagle Sit
ting on rock The general appearance of the
bill is good The wings of the eagle are coarse
M no
American Bank Note Company at the top Is
larger than the genuine. On the right end OF
the back of the bill the 100 in the circles are in
yertsd thus: "lGO." In the genuine the 100 in
circles on the left end read thus s.aOl:', in the
counterfeit they are thus: "IOJ." The paper
ie also heavier.
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A RECREANT WIFE.-On Wednesday eve.
ming last, Mrs Stirling, the wife of the pro-
prIetor OF hair tonic known as "StlrlIng's
Ambrosia," was upon the promenade with a
citizen named Charles Jackson, formerly q
maker Of patent medicines. Mrs Stirling was
handsomely dressed. A picture Of her with
hair about three feet long, embellishes the bot
ties OF hair tonic in question. She has been in
the habit OF coming from New York ostenslb ly
70 VISIT her mother, who resides in this city
Her husband, il seems, was led to believe that
she did not come here 10 visit her parent, but
that jackson inyeigled her from her home He
met the twain, with arms lovingly locked, at
eth and chester streets. He gave them into the
custody OF reserve policeman. Tey entered
Dali Tor 81, 200 each to appear tor a hearing on
friday afternoon. As she went out, Mrs Stir
ling deliberately informed Alderman BETTER
mat she would rather have Charley, poor as
De was, than 10 live with her husband, with
All MS money. On Friday the parties didn't
appear. Mr.. Stirling, upon SOBER second
thought, concluded to let his recreant wife 90
her way. When he caused her arrest he did
not know how tar matters had gone He SUBJ
teQuently learned enough to con vince him that
nus Ion G. haired wife was lost 70 him foIeyer-
Philadelphia Sunday Times
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
JARED'S EMAIL De PARIS FOR TIL


This secret Of Identifying the skin being only
known to JULES JARED, he honorably states
that It differs from all other preparations, be ng
scientifically composed from plants and harmless
gums, which produce the most brilliant complexion,
an infant
Jared's EMAIL de Paris' cleanses the pores
from these slightly black worm specks and small
paiGCies which give cosrseness 10 the compile xion,
faces, after few weeks. most happily, all scars,
ireckles and mpes and is specialy successful in
eradicating the marks left by small pax.
jarsds" Email de Paris" is especially Endorsed
y Mile. Nestyali. Lucille Western, Mrs. u. p.
Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller. and many ladies in
private life, whose cammendatOry letters, for OBJ
vious reasons, cannot be published
Jared's Email de Paris, can he obtained at
Fords epot, Penn avenue, and of all first class
druggists, PeIfumers and Coitfeurs. ia 3-eo3m
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Late Southern Items

money is being raised in Georgia and
florlGa 10 pay the expense or Gees defense
before the Raleigh court martial.
Houston, Texas, is growing rapidly in busi-
ness and population. Three cotton manu-
Competent hands.
The Nashville papers are full of news items
pointing to great social disturbances and
lawlessness throughout Tennessee.
One hundred and sixty eight cases of small
Pox were reported in The Chattanooga hospital
last week.
The territory Of Texas is so large, and the
interests of the east and west sections so dis
similar, that the citizens are i'm favor of
division of the State.
Mr. W b. Edmonson, living some three or
four miles from Selma, Alabama, was killed in
3 moss cold blooded and atrocIous manner ON
ahe evening of the 20th instant He was called
out To The door, when he was instantly shot
down oy party who made good their escaDe
In Missouri several court-houses have been
burned recently il is supposed by returned
rebels, who expect prosecution, and hope thus
70 destroy evidences OF their guilt The better
portion of returned rebels are removing ,bp;-
families from the State.
A frame house, situated on Napoleon Ave-
hue, near Magazine street, New Orleans oc
enpied by Mrs. Green, caught fire on the DIST
inst, and was entirely destroyed. Mrs Green
having carried her children from the building
returned 10 secure some of her effects, but the
flames having spread rapidly, her retreat was
cut OF, and she was burned to death.
In missouri the preachers who insist on Pr-
ercising their functions without taking The
oatn are being brought to grief The Grand
Jury OF Pike county has indicted the Rev
James Smith, a Baptist minister, for preaching
without license The Grand ] ury of Palmyra
has similarly found true bills against the fol-
lowing ministers of Hannibal: Rev. Mr. Dunn
of the Episcopalian Church; Rev Mr. Wilkes
OF the Christian Church; Rev. Mr.. Fuller OF
the Presby terrain Church; and Father Crnnin,
Of the Catholic Church
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 2lst saws
the steamer William Butler, and all IN board
some forty five persons-were arrested nv IN.
military authorities for the alleged murder Ola
soldier belonging to the Suth United States
Colored Infantry. The first and second mates
and the Waterman were heavily ironed and
confined in dungeon. Matters remained i'm
this state until Monday afternoon. when An
order from General Candy, by the telegraph
10 release the steamer William Butler and
only retain in custody such of her crew as
were deemed guilty. The boat was released
promptly, but about thirty five of the crew re.
NAMED under arrest
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY,

re can conscienttously recommend to those suf
Lering from Q distressing cough. DR.. STRIGK-
LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BAESAM
1t slyes relief lmOst ins and is witha
notdisagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt
but the steilihuous Cough Balsam ia one Of the
best preparations in use and ia all that Its propri
etoT claims tor II. We have tried il during the
past wee and found relief from most dstressi 20
cough. 1t is prepared by Pr. Strickland, No SO
SycamsIe street Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by
prugglsts. Sold by J. W. MARIN d GO. also At
YATES Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI
ANlS. 3lT Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth street.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DR.
STRICKLAEDS PILE EEMEpY

Mr.. Glass, Of Evansville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the benefit OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an agra
vased case of Piles, and his brother discharged
rom the army a. 1ncurable, he being quite para
yzed with the Ples.D Both these distressing cases
SsTe cured With one bottle of DR. sTBICKLAND'S
FILE REMEDY. The recoIanie nda alton OF these
gentlemen. beside the daily timonials received
BY DE- Strickland. ought to convince those suffer
ing that the uCst aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured By DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. II is
sold hy Druggists everywhere Sold by J. w
MARIN d CO.; CHAS CHRISTLANI, an Pa
avenue and S03 Ninth street 90 s-Iy
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. J26, corner OF 7th and streets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE FRONT
ING On STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 5TH
MD 18TH STREETS EAST, AT PUBLIC AUG.
On THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of April next, at b1s
oslock N, ve shall sell. on the premises; Lot
Ne. In Square north of Square No. SO, having
good front and depth with the improvemepts 1t
Will be sold and subdiyided to suit purchasers
Ierms One-thfrd cash; balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, secured by deed of trust on
Al convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
$50 down on each piece when Sold
NH Sap 2,4&5 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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~Mr Buchanan, of Indianapolis, has been
sentenced TO imprisonment for life for chop.
ping Mrs Buchanan 10 death with an axe
~fsaac Toucey and John Bell are really
both alive. The former appeared IN the flesh
az Democratic meeting in Hartford ON Tues
day evening-tnough not TO speak on naval
afairs-the latter is writing letters to the
Louisville Joarnsl 70 prove that slavery has
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
II No. 526, corner 7th and d streets

u No. 326, corner 7th and streets.
TWELFTII STREET WEST, BETWEEN q
AND H STREETS NORTH, AT PUBLIC
On FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of April next at o'clk
p m We shall sell. in front of the premises. part
81 Lot No. 3, in Square 3l9, having a good front
and depth, the improvements, consisting OF a we'll
built two-story and attic Frame HouEe, contain
ing six good rooms and back kitchen This prop.
erty 10 located in the central part OF the city,
family.
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY deed of trust on the premi-
ses.
Sle0 down when the property 10 knocked of
All convey sncing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
GREEN WILLIAMS
IA. ncti
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CURIOUS CoUNTKR-CURRENT IN LAKE ERIE
The Cleveland Herald of a recent date, notices
a phenomenon in Lake Erie. Many persons
gathered along the banks of the ca y ahoga river
70 see me water flowing toward the source
whence IL came, carrying with IL logs. blocks,
and other floating material. In the afternoon
the river rose about two feet, being at its high
est stage about4 o'clock, when from some
eause the water began to flow in an opposite
direction from the lake. The wind was blow.
ing stin breeze from the south, which makes
the matter more singular. In the face of this
breeze ~ moved with considerable speed.
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AUCTION SALES.


CAis5 Qxansrrsaasy'sOHcs, Depo. Of Wa,s,.x,oz
WashinsteH, %. C.. March 20 1855
Will be hold at PahIic Auction at the p5iTts de.
ccan ' Jsne IN df ssf. Ct RTsvs
WEN EsDAY. April 4. 1856, at IL O'Clock N the
following named Tote of Government Psyihg
On between soth and 2lst streets, Square I0s,
On tets cen 10Th and zlss streets, Square ioI.
On Is, between 2ist and I'D gtrseta, S1uare Al
one lot of about rs cart loads.
The property will be cold to the highest bidder
and must ba removed within ten days from date sf
Terms cash in Government fund.-
Bre.es MAJOR Gen. and Chief Qusrtsrass "
NIB SCAT Depot Of Washington
SAAE 9E GOVERNMENT BUILDIN Gs
AT GIEsBsk6, D. Q. To- &C.
!QEarssrmaHsr GsHsrats Qfies. lt Dirision,
Washington, February n. iSi;
BY order of the Quartermaster General there
NIL be fsid on III. p enses, at public auction un-
A. commencing on MONDAY ipr fPS ;, Isss
Ct Sn ~ clock m and continuing ften The sans
snd april and 5, on which days the
xho asf ha T ssS W2rk 1;.r will Be Sold sn
df EarsH RqSli sPP IGEsE to wit
ls' !kic6en adjoining loxi6) l2xs2 l5xl5, two 251
Eighty nine ls9I LABORER's QUARTERS.
frame, seventy four i6xIS, fourteen l2xIi and one
Zen r d i bWE aSdEiiS'Gs s1 rsme aar
stories with back buildings, l2xj2, four l0x2I l5x
40 l6x3z, l6xS, with wing l6Xl7 and two Kitchens
adjoining, exl2. aud i0x0,I l6X20. with wing I0x
IA 24x y, With shed a. isiniDs, I5x4ol
stories ltx6U with wing l5x2oJ 2sxli0 two st,-
ries,) 28xl30 with additions, iaxI2I 2sxliO 2Sx.o
Two stories, l5xto, l6x3t. and 2Sxi0.
Thirty two t32) STABbES, frame twenty faar
3sh4y2 six 2Sx356 fohe llX32, and lSx29 wi tn
:. One Is ii 0sPiTkL STABLE, tframe, } with 20
Eneai feet Of stahiiBg. "
one % IssTIHa STABLE, tx1me, } with s,sl2
Twenty t20i BuILDINGs. frams,) 2axs2. 2sxsi.
1882, 1881. lsx65. 0x IL, four I6xO teur 9x22 sxi2
ZSN l46, 2lx+s, 2sx2Go, 2ex25, and l7xl7
SHEDDING, 7sS lineal feet.
Thirty two 1927 WATER TANKS, SKIS. two feet
deep.
Seventy eight 7s) HANGERS, 31kxI6, 81 feet
Twenty f2Ol OUT HOUSES.
Oneul HAY SHE'D. ll2x3l2
One IL GRAIN HOUSE. frame, 5;x220
Three CD w HAIR ES- one ,ISl square feet, one
IL .l69 square feet, and one $50 square feet
FENCING, % $50 line al feet
One Il S1OREHOUSE, frame, J 5o1It6.
Two BLACkshITHs' SHOPS, frame, } iSxl50,
OHeTD FEGINE-HOEsE, 7xs2.
The buildings will be Eold siDsy and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
of Furchasers: hut the lumber will. il desired be
delivered by the Government, free of charge for
Terms Cash in Government funds.
A beat for Gfssboro will leav the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
Fer further Information apply In person by
letter TO Captain GEO. I. BROWNING, \. Q. M,
Gie'bor0' ID. c. or to this 0 iMns pK1s
BrevetBrigsdier General ia charge,
70 f5-tap2 First Division, q. Nj. @. q.