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IA sehooihouse in Aceringson, county OF
ds anea ~ Easiand, was recently partially
lives by suffocation from the smoke. 'Ao''
- From the statistics OF the Register .C,sr
eral Of England, II appears ina, nn ch i,rgs :
NO N per OF tns cniidIen born at the latter part
Is me case with those bern az other perIoSs
~ The Virginia and Tennessee yal,av e.,
Lynchourg TO CHATTANOOGA, is suffariny tror,
tne heaviest freshet known tnere during me
present generation. "s tue
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ECRIT DIsEAsls.
sAMARIfAN's aIP1i
SAAARIfATS 0IYrg
The MOST ,CHBrAIh REMGDY EVER USED.
sosoxSG Exc. s erHEE S sGfsxio foRrs q.
e0nIs1 Ten no P Ii.s 20 :: ... g Zee c~s
fhsy are eRtarcly vssets..s, n..ias no sAnel nor
any unpis.sAns taste and VIII moi In Az way In
0Sscs IL hon tEo 70 four dsys, and recent cssss
ISgr h9nF %, Ss q IN &
sainent Dortors aad CheBil - Of the sreseat dar:
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= offered the ru Bile .. positive cure.
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mo-; T. Ana hs ever
the venereai poison, 80 thai me cure is thorough
Az snd be hesied aud do not traasnt II rs ren
posterity that for which you may .eSsnt In sfsss
years Dc not DEsPAIKi
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~ BOA Ds.-On aud after MONDAY, Nov Is,
HeIthern and Western trains. win lee " Nee Ysrx
Sc. m; Express train Via Hudson River Rail-
roed, Sth st; And 10th av., thrvaah TO Buffalo and
eusnensf.n Bridge without change OF cars and con-
neomne ~ Troy Nth trsins for Saratoga, Rutiands
lee m IIpress and Nail train via Hudson
River Railroad, connecting At Albany With West
lem Express traia via Harlem Railroad,
10th st. and eth ay., connectine at Chatham With
&c; At Albany With western trains. and q Troy
nth trains tor Saratoga, Ru tssd, Burlington and
Sap %. Express train via Hud.on River Rail-
road connecting at Albany win Western trains, ,
and at Troy With trains for b at'Ds- with sleep
AS D m EIpress traia via "A arIsm Rstlros<
conhectine at Chatham with Western Railroad Tor
Lebanon Springs. Pitts held. &e.. at Albany WITH
Me We TAIN AND n dToy via trains for But
SOP m express train via Hudson River BAIL
Buffalo and su.pen.ioa Bridge Witsout change :. q
ssiurdss sttseSeS from New forf tsrorsS s g
Rsiiroas Connection fof fros viii be mac sc .;
East Albany This train will run on eupdays
IL D. "a Train vie II udsop River 6silroad, with
early trains fer Buffalo and sus pension Bridge.
and At Trey with trains for Saratoga and Ioints
Sunday train win be run via Hadsos Riv.r
Railroad from New York 90 Poug hk ee psie sn1 In
termediate stations. leaving New York 81 s0a.
m. Return;ne, leave Perghksepsie 81 IS D. N.
Also, Sunday train via q srl.m Railroad. leay-
ing "a street a. a ~ and srriytEF st Millerten
jaD Vice President.
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QY COOPER LATIMEK Auct,ona,r.
- Late clerks with J. O. McGuire 4 %
Southwe st cerEer Of Pennsylvania avenue AMI i'm
street, btar Once Building


By virtue o: . deed OF trust from Ferdinand n
Hasslsr and wife, and Grafton ID. Hanson trus.
tee. dated the 30tb June, A D.. 1885, asd recorded
IN ~ or j. g.. No lul. foiios 49, ct seq OF the
land records Of " Washington county, District Of
public sustion. on MONDAY. the first day of
prtl. A. ID. 1857, at 5hs O'Clock p. m in front OF
the premises, the west thirty one 81 feet by the
depth OF the lot, No {, in reserv alton No. IL.
The shove property fronts 81 feet on the north
s11e OF street north, between I'd and 80 streets
west. tItef ds back 12s feet, and is improved
win atwo.story Brick Dwelling House, with gar
Terms of sale One third CO, b ; and the balance
~ six ard twelve months, for which the notes of
the Durcb AssT will be taken, bearing fnterest
from the day Of esle. and . lien retained on the
Irenisss sold deed Will be given Oh full pay
lar, Ieanired 1t the time Of sale. All convey.
t., m. oS .sls az NC, owoi;aa 10 tcnssser II
frcm 'be time Of sale. the property will be resoid
on i've dsys adve risen ert In the Iional Intel.
Hgtn HENRY q INNS
Surviving trustee.
mi l5-eoSds COOPER LATIMER. 6ncts
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(,IGARs AID IosAOe0 -BRO0KE n. Nd !.
end the public With Oiesrs and Tobacco. ~ 10
90 Lesisiass avsnus, sesr Bank o. NashiHs
soo' sE II Elm
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IL UnH1N . "HnHiAADs Aucueneere.
TKUsTEEs SALE OF A WOOD AND COAL
SAhn AT THE CORNER or STREET
LILO AUCTION.
ON MONDAY the 2sth instant, at 4 O'Clock p
M. SD all sell. on the premises BY virtue Of a
deed of trust, dated the aoth day OF October, A.
u. =, 2, aps dsIy recorded IN hter T., N. H.. No.
the comfy, of Washington, d. q the following
articles, viz
Two good carts. and Harness, Onice. Stable.
Sheds, Stove, Saddle, two ShoveIs. spades, Axe,
Quitting Box, Curry Comb and Brush, two Coal
AMI Fencins Don and around the said premises !,
to highest bidder, for cash. on the day sfssls
WILLIAM q. FLOOD, Trustee
NH I6-d 0HEEN \ With ANS Ancts
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A oHBM lsrRY-Lisb,, A.
"A ,ricnltural Ohsmistry; Lisbiss Pr ncisies a.
Asrtcnltursl Chem try; yohnsson Lsctu rc" IN
Agricultural Oheristry Obs psal's Aeriouifnr"I
Ohesistvy; Browns AmertcAn Muck BosS. IA
Pay others on thssease.bjscs
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JA41e SgiL2Sa, blsls Z. Ne: 80 s.s.s1 As.l
5: - 3D. n. 20 e 81 g: 81
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10y CHEN VILLA Ms, Ancsioueer.-
u No. e26, corner Of eth and street.

NEAnLn NV BLAOk WALNUT PARL0R
AM TAINTED CHAMBEk BURNIT(IKE
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant at 10 o ,ciock
m we shall sell, at House No. All street
ing or icles, VIZ: Aoh
haiicloth Castor aud six Bush bottom Chairs
Black Walnut ten fee, Extension Table
zane seat Chairs, Rockers and window Shsdes
Painted Cottage Sets, all csmpleto
tainted jenny Lind Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus
We sht tAnds, WArdrsbes aud Mattrpssas
Parlor, Chamber, and Spears anti -dust Ceokj, .
Stove. with utensils '
Nearly new Three ply and Ingram Carpets
French China Dinner Set, oil com pIete
A good lot Of Kitchen Rel uisites.
And all other goods belonging to housekee ri ug
TENS tssh 'e'
The house is for rent. Inquire on the premises
nah ls-d CHEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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mi l5eoSds COOPER d LATlMER, Aucts
10y GREEN WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.

FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT, FRONTING
ON VERMONT AVENUE. between K and /,
streets north, at Public A uctioa.
On WEDN ESDAi, the 27th inst, at S e,c,ock
p M. We shall sell, on the premises, Lot No. rs.
In square No ?l5, having Is feet trout by Ito feet
deep to line alley; improved BY . two story
Frame House.
We call the attention of buyers to this sale. "A
which makes IL very desirable 'o''
Terms One third cash; balance In 8, IL, and "a
months. Tor notes bearing interest. and sscprei
by deed of trust On the premises. All convey.
apclng and revenue stamps 1t the cost Of the Dur.
chaser 500 down on the day Of sale 80
ml6-d @ REkN 4 WILLY MQ M.
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nRPHANS' OOUkT, MARCH 8, l8C-DsrRrc9
- OF OoLuMsiA WAsHI.eT oS COUNTY, io-rI:-
Of THEMES Barrett. deceased. the simini.trs
trix STORE has, With the appreciation Of the
SppoinSsd Sa,srd.y Mapes setSa X, 9 pre- No
final settlement and distribuuen Of the psr-
hama !. o. :: :sd Inc e the Il
a., and turned into money; yhsn s.d where ail
sotissd 10 attend. With ths sH.o GS0s:ssG are
srly yo9ched. .E they nsy sth:rwi.e 81 lsv %
s Sss!uoea trc@ al osns9t " said dsoeaseds e.
once week for tire weeks IN the evening star.
fws:JAs. \. OBEIREI,
mys.wsws Rsgisssr Of wins.
COAL. IRON. ALB OlL. or the Practical Amer.
~ icsn Miner; oeipa Q guide to our mines and
mineral rssouroes: Nth numerous oaDs and ilils.
traticus. Price $50. =, -
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vALUABD IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyIy
ZEAL ESTATE NEAR PENN'A AVENCI

a
REAL ESTATE NEAR PEAN'A AVENUE
At AuGIi0E .roo,
o clock p. :, on the premises. We viii sell the
south "a feet inches of Lot - in S9rare no 2ss.
improved bv q substantial and we'll. Quilt tn rec.
st-ry Brick Dwelling. with two stery back
building. containing In al; fourteen rooms with
gas throughout. Pump Of wster in ysrd.
Also. adjsining the above, ana Immediately
after, will sell the north "a feet inches of u
No q, Square zs4, unim proved, except bv brick
bufldiDg on the rear Of the lot. Both lots have
depth Of 100 feet los inches TO th rty foot paved
alley In the rear
The shove described real estate belonged TO the
late Col N. NOurse. and IL situated on the west
aide Of 18th street, between = and streets north,
atd nesr Penney lvanta avenue, and is well worthy
the attention Of persons desiring hrst.ciass prop.
erty there being little for ale fn this I'M.
1877 = -
Terms One half cash; balance In sndl. months,
with interest. secured by deed OF trust on the
property. All convey ancing and reyeels stam ps
1T co.t q purcf aser; A deposit Of q 100 will be
required OF the pure heser at timo Of sale
WIN. 3 jos 3 MORSE,
EXECUTORS Of Michael Nuurse,
mn 7-0O6ie OOOPER LATIMER Aucts
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rr.,,. WAsHISsToN, Jan. 9, 1857.
ugE run 40 lows. vtr.
- hkM YORK, witho.t change % cars.
only texcept Sunday st f:Ss Q. m and
LOB NEW YORK, changing cars Of PhiisAs.-
Leave daily ts1cept Sunday ., mas .. n. sna
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Le.se oaily except sunday Of - ana HIS O.
m. and 60 and $50 D m
ON eUEDAH
Leave for New York and Philsa i phis st $50 ,.
daily
Boston, can be had the station Once q eli hoars
II TIE DAY. As we'll g &C the new once n the
bsn kers sno broke1 Telegraph Line, 3<e Pena.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sayertfsemeu>
Anna Dolts, sn6 the West
III wUibh iseo n :..sr g, Tr.as.sIs.sasa-
q. GO. .. kooHrz, Agent. Washington.
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GALE OF FIsH STANDS.
The Fish Stands In the different markets Will be
sold 10 the highest bidder, for each, the follow
ing days: - :.
Centre Market, on SATURDAY. March 80, Of 10
Northern Liberty Market, FRIDAY. March q,
ut 10 O'Clock O. m.
Navy Yard Market, FRIDAY, March -, ut 10
O'Clock m.
Western Market. on "WEDNESDAY. March q, ,
1T 10 clock o.. m.
ferst ns now holding stands in the al ferent mar
kets can retain them by paying the appraiser
price for euch stands yious TO the day OF sale
RlOHARD WALLACH, Mayer.
Washington, March ~. 1857. ---T m rs eo,w
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RY THOe. BOWLING. Auct. ;Georgetown,
l3NKw NATIONAL EXPRESS WAGONS A.
IN MONDAY moAapH3}TrIH0 E
o'clock. will sell. at the Wagon nstabiisb m "a. ~
Of r. r Burfsrd, No. Bridge street. George
new one horse EXPRESS wagons,
The above wagons were built In the very ha.t
msnper for the National Elk press Company, and
risk and 81 pcnse. p BURFasRnn
m sd THOS. DOwblNG. Auct.
10y CHEN VILLA Ms, Anctioueers-
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RAILROADS.

1866 r.sssrLSssn,sht1. Sour, 1857
&A&ss ss9sS
~ 'hs hoRrH~LsT SOUTH AND SOUTH.
MINrER sOHEDULEa
,.s,. !. ,, Asr hevsmber rs Isss, trains Win
w''h!es'oo. i sss.!H B.nisor..-..,s m.
.. II 10 O. m
Ihn s69AI DOUBLE TkACK RourG m
vth BLBGANT SCkkEkY Palas. st.fa. roo,,
Gay apd ni Nc Oars. with modern fmpro,s,sn,.
esd sassns from fouI 20 twelve hours In ttms oxs,
eIy other route. Two hundred nilas 49, -
western Ane Central New York ~
Two Daily Trains to The West.
ThrouGh from Baltimore TO RoslH kairpR a.
ri TbbU kG N without change
. f~s.s bgers BY this route from Bslu more hsvs
tns advantage OF making all changes In UNIoN
bkPOTs ssd no fkRkIEs
. Tickets BY this route be procured % the o.
nee. oorosr ssh street snd Pe1Bsylv.uis avenue,
nnosr the National boz Z, where reliable infor.
msilos viii be sfyen ~ ell times.
rsssenger procuring Tickets AZ this once can
ssSnre seoomrs odsuOns In Sleeping Cars for H
Ii. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. q.
Baltimore, Md. deliy
FufHEOlt, NJ
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RALTIAORE AID OHIO RAILROAD,
~ - WASHING TON. Jan. O, ls67



Trslns between wAeHIsGTos AND BALrr.
MOkk. and WASHINGTON AND fHD WEST
are nov run - follsws, VIZ.
fOR BALTIMORB
Leave eAily, except Sunday. at f,oe, fSs, ana
ii.1e O. 10 and 2HS, and 80 and 90 D n
FOB ALL WAY sTArIOns
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 o. n ana
JUNoTion AHHAroLhe'
Leave ct SIS and 7op .. n, and ct 800 and IN
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave 81 3:45 O.. m, and 4 81 \ m No sr.,--
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday
Uh euNBAf
FOR bALTIMURn.
Leave Alto .. NJ, and 90 and . 90 D m
FOB WAY sTATlUHS
Leave g 7:l6 q. :, ana 81 ana ssB D. -
FOB ALL PAkTs OF THE 6EST
O. n LLsse daily, except SUNDAY, ~ rs .. n. and
on Sunday 81 SEQ 2 m. only connecting n Relay
p.ahon With trsins from Baltimore 10 wheeling.
THRoHaA IISklrs @ the W Is, con b. he'd %
the "eshfnRton Station Ticket once af ali houro
In the oay ~ well - at the sffcs of the Bank.
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, gas Penn
Avenue, between sth aud 7th streets. A'
FOR New York, Pbiladsphia. and Boston, sss
Advertisement Of ''Throueh Line 'i
J. I. WILSON, Master Of TraBsportafaou,
IL. -. COLE. General Ticket Aren't
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RY NAGLE CO., Auctioueers.
- Salesroom No. 295 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS.
NAQLE CO. will give their personal attention
70 the sale Of Real BstAte and Household Furni.
ture. Also, to the sales Of stocks Of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of every de-
scripton, Horses, Carriages. II arBess, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Regular Sales at our saiesroom every Tues
DAY, THURSDAY; end SATURDAY, 1T 10
jall-6 Auctiopeers
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wnAr TIE f fqsss sss sAH p: .fHssAnas

ma r.. g, issi S... Srsss si,.isosi.S =
1stins that have used The bamaritan Rene dies'
Tor Vensral etseasea In its most customary forns:
Dat have used them With Judgment, dtscreten.
nd properly, and, have found then res 1ond 20 my
spfScipations promptly and effoesually. Knovine
heir eomposifion, have the fullest coande noe q
hSir o0ooey. anA fer = ~ - e tn extends,
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CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
next, March q aud -. at 71s clock D N At our
Auction Room, We will 5 ell collection Of Sta al.
arg, Historical and Misc ellAneods Books. part
belrg from private library.
Gataiogues cut, and can D. had at our room
Terms cash. COOPER 3 LATINER
nh ls-5t Auctio1eers
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RY NAGLE q CO., Auctlsneers.

kA NA1Lk w., Aucfisheers.
fRUSTEE'S SALE
? BY virtue of . deed Of trust, bearing date On
the 10th day Of septem Der. 1866 duly recorded In
Liosr T. NJ No-2 folio az to so. one of the
land records for w sshineton, d. G., the under
signed trustee will. on FRIDAY, the nd day of
March, 1857, At 10 clock g. m, offer for sale on
the promises. the entire stock and fixtures OF a
Drug store. With the good will, at public auction
said store being located on Pennsylvania avenue
No. 500, between LIST and "a streets west
Terms cash.
ADOLPhUS FABER, Trustee
NH j. mwth RA0LB & CO. Aucts
RY ". l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctieaeers.
We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, March
18th, at 10 O'Clock. Gil the Stock ard Fixtures Of
the Drug Store. No. 81 7th street, between ana
T streets. coDsts,inz OF Jars, Bottles, Shelving
Drawer, Ac.; also. . lot Of Drugs. with an as !,
soLtmsnt of goods usually found in . Drug store
Terms cash.
NH ls W. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts.
QY COOPER LATtMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with james q. Mcclure Co.,
Southwes e corner PenDsy lys na avenue and litb
street, Star Once Building"
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TRUSTEES sale IMRRoyED PRoPEI

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 2lst day of
February, A. D., 1876. And Ted in LibeI =. u
H No. ls felio $50, one Of the land records Cor
wssnins'on County. D. Q, viii sell, at Public
"a .on 7 EsDAY, the 2sth day OF March, A b !,
1871, all that certain p.ecr or parcel 90 ground SIT
and kno~n and distinguished upen the eronaa,
pisp or plat Of sad city &c the south part c. u6t
dIed and fifty eight rs nronting . feetSa ne east
side o! lst. street west between y ana q strSeIs
ter aId re halt rhss Jos feet is fuc :s) to an
alley with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale GRE half cash, bel auce In and IL
months with interest FROM day et sale, sec ared by
deed OF trust upon the PREMISE. Terms to bs COM
piled with IN hve otys. otherwise the trustae re-
the risht TO resell Of the risk and II the
deanlting purchaser By giving 10 days notice in
revenue stamps at the expense OF the purchaser.
JOB W. ANGUS. Trustee.
COUPBR LATl0BR,
NH l-3tAw&ds Auctioneerr
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al nresent owiug to any aecumula1
t;on Of stock Wamsuttas and New fork Mnis . e ~ -
good demand Cotton aanns ere Gn an in abundant
supply and dull. Stripes and ucks afe ~ es1 soi
Dsnims and cottonades move slowly; heayy neass s Sun
t;ons there is moro iveness than In any other aes
orpton of goods and the stock on hand In nrst hanos
smaller than it has been in many years ~ ss
Will the iobbers are by no means oyerstocKeu. Many
nonnar syles are sold for delivery by the agents Oh
msnufactures in advance of their production ns
Of the better styles are in good denaaa Of all
linda Of goods maintain prices better and are more
freely taken than the poorer grades ,,,-oa ord
RoiIed ackonets silesias and cambrics, potn
Mesched arc in fair demand and firm in pricos nseys
exhibit greater degree of activity than last Weeh M
all goods of similar character are more IT, N nro
The market for muslin delaines mas @ a of the
portion to the Improvement shown in inc sty1 o H. H.
Goods offered Our manufacturers are learning 'e =. .h
1ortance of making their fabrics at least equai ~
tas,cs and cultivated wants OF TIC c0 pac1sc Lowell
| various makes are in good demand Paclnc, o.
Hamilton and Manchester deaines sell rapidly a. a5c an
new kind of goods called the Boulevard sklrt .a hen
tirely of wool and woven without seams have iaIy
introduced and bid fair TO take the place OF lne ~
pensable "Balmoral. .,, A.. .oo,or and
The demand for shswls increases Titn Tue ~
the great variety and excellent quality OF tho Issoa @
mskes-snch as the Waterloo, tho PeaeedaAe ana INC
Wseryliet-Rives 70 these articles Increasing
The trade in them is very good For !tanens enu ~ ~
tbs the demand continues favorable especially for the
cheaper Qualities The finer qualities OF ltaans are no
40 much reaui red. The importahons OF ianans noi
Enoand arc very heavy the present season fancy cas
ns ov,ngs and coatines are in good request. fair
nrices Fiaunes sell readily both plain and twied ana
at Arm prices The sales of blankets have been large
" thout any material modlncauonol prce, 'nooSH S
| is a tendency TO decline.
In foreign goods there is nothing important to noce;
rho market is we'll supplied with nerinoes and delaes,
bnt The stocks are not considered by any means IN
cess of the season. Staple silks held at firm prices
and the new styles millinery and fancy goods sen SOL
Seeiy at advancing prices. The auction saies OF Tue
week have been extensive and well attended 1mPora,
lions have been well kept up, but they consist manly OF
goods expressly adapted to the season. Nothing OF ns
disposition shown last year. to import anything anu
eyeryhng in anticipation of higher tariff when end
cd in such disastrous results to many Of our importers
has been exhibited the present season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30

c.r.rNAvA1 SA1E.-In the first ten days of
Octoher the NAVY Department will sell thirty 'hye
Vessels. in part built for the navy partly Dougns
for the service from the h Snld a. the
Eayy Yard in Philadelphia on the lst; Inc lie
CO ~ ao9 IONS. paddle-wheel, which has carried
IN enns: tine Mackinaw, 974 tons, and III guns,
paddle-wheel; the Mingc, OF the same SIZE; tns nn
Gendota Chenango, Sassacas and Metacomet, I'll
sisters fo fine Mackiraw and some famous for ex-
1Io;ts dnr;ne the war The Florida, 1851 tons; the
EEorret 500 and the Boxer 444, will also be sold
here. .,;--oe +ho-,;ne North
Carolina 1888 tons, live oak frame, heavily cop
per-fastened, and lcng used as receiving sMP'
fbe Rhode Island, 1517 tons side-wheel steamer,
md one Of the fastest and best In the counuyi sne
Augusta. side-wheel, 1910 tons; the Masshc9u-
sets screw 1155 tons; tine ase ,ron Sn s
SS8 tons; the Taboma, 507 tons, screw; the Myaln-
sing. Sonoma, Pontiac. Osceola, Pavtuxet, Matta,
bassett and Massasoit, all copper r-fastened ana @
sde-wheelsrs OF a tons o and ,s s1e and tss ToSs n
Of Sis tons, will be disposed OF ON the ID OF oc-
At At Boston, on the 9TH, the Bienville, steam r, Of
55S tons, and the lveoak, copper fhstened sioops
vinoennes and Jobn Adams OF se TONS csa eaS1, wa
and Chicopee Of 9,4 tons each, 10Th padose-wneei-
ara viii be disposed OF, as well as the little steam.
ar Preston. The two latter viii be sold without
engines. At Norfolk the side wheeler Agawsn, Oh
s72tons, the captured iron clad Texas, and the
osptured iron clad Columbia will be disposed OF.
In the whole thirty five ssels viii be sold In ten
1ays at Eve ports. Thirty hyee OF these are
steamers and twenty EIGHT are side-wheeers; some
OF them, like the Sassaeas, have renowned hlsso-
ries. Some, like the Rhode Island are famous fof
sneed. Those built for the navy are very strong,
Int NOT well calculated for carrying great cargoes.
Ncat ara desi9ned for shallow navigation. ALI arc
superior to the average Of commercial vessels.