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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28

DUTLAND FOUNDRY AND MA
IL CHINE SHOP CO., near Rutland & Bur.
hngton Railroad Depot, Furnace Street Rut.
land, vt. JOEL B. HARRIS, Agent.
- Orders solicited for Car Wheels and Railroad
castings of every description, MIL and Other
castings of all kinds, Cast Iron Pipe. Water
Wheels, Castings Of Agricultural Implements
Iron Fence, Piazza Ratings, &C, of the mosi
approved patterns. Also,
Machinery Work finished up PROMPTLY.
A full assortment of Gear and Pulley Patterns
The usual size of Gear and Pulley Patterns CON.
stantly on hand: Also, the celebrated Hum,
Berry PLows, and the New England Mower Ci,.
eulars respecting the same sent to any address
desired. :"
All Work at Low Prices.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28
CONSTITUTION WATER
DIURETICS

Has proved itself equal TO the task thu. aa.a,
vOlved upon it,
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,,rm aarertisem
FIRE FIRE! FIRE I!

DGkaN makes the Nhns
ger Till now Fires
baye only been met by
means too dilatory.
too late, and too cum.
brous, The time lost
in sending for al en-
CINE and getting il
into working order has
too often proved a ia
tai delay. The eXtiu.
guisher, a selcaCting
portable Fire Engine,
: iueXpensive, and so
simple in its construc.
ton that the mere
Al ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28
BR0OAS, BRUSHES. &C.
STONE WARE.

We have now on hand a large assortment Of
the following goods : Large Bronze Parlor
Lamps, Large Bronze Bracket Lamps for
churches, Marbe-base Stand Lamps, Hand
Lamps all sizes, Hall and Store Hanging Lamps,
Side bracket lamps all sizes, lanterns and extra
lantern globes, kerosene burners and wicking
all kinds
We have just received a new stock of Feather
busters, Floor Dust Brushes, Stove Hearth
Brushes, stair Carpet Brushes. Counter Brushes
Faete Brushes, White. Wash Brushes, Window
Brushes, Moulding Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes
Shoe Brushes, Silver Plate Brushes. Table or
Crumb Brushes, Shaker Brush BroOms, Union
Carpet Sweeper, best in use.
Also Silyered Glass Ware, new thing, Cream.
ers, Sugars, Candlesticks, CELERY Goblets
Spoon Holders, Vases, Cigar HOIders Match
Boxes, Ash Holders. &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28
DIABETES

Srohgvary and Burning, Or PaUt>i Jtaaa.
ting,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28
NORLD MUTUAL
W LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IL Broadway New York.

OFFICERS.
GEORGE l.. WILLARD, President
0. ii. GORDON, Vice-Prcsdcnt.
c. W. PLfEIt, Secretary and ACtuary.
A. W. ROGERS, ND, Medical Examiner at
Office.
y. CRANE, MD. Consulting Physician, Brook
lyn
W. P. PRENTICE, Atty q Counsellor, % Wall
street.
This Company, now fully organized, having
complied with the laws of n. Y. State and de-
posted 100000 of its capital, with the super
intcndent of the Insurance Department for the
security OF its policy.hOdcrs, is now prepared
to issue the various kinds of policies on as IA
yorable conditions a. those of any other Com
pany.
Dividends increase with age Of the Policy.
Non-parucipating rates are lower than those
OF any Company in the World.
Losses paid ii thirty days afteE due notice and
proof Of death
Liberal arran4 men.s made IN regard to
travel
OnH-third of the amount Of premium will be
loaned the policy hohler when desired.
Libesll arMugoments made with good Agents
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Stroudsburg, Pa, Jan. %, ,S4
DE. GRFGG.

Dear SRI wish to inform you that haze
been under the treatment Of some Of our basr
physicians Tor nearly Two years, without reCeiy
ing any benefit had lost all confidence. an
Iindulged in but little hope of a cure from an7
source. My disease was DrOpsy, and my ply
siCians told me that there was no cure for me-
was tapped some fifty times, and at the diff
ent operations about 1900 pounds of water was
removed.
am happy to inform yOu that have been
completely restored to health by the use OF Cos
sttution Water.
make this statement hoping It may rna--
those persons who may be similarly afflicted
Respectfully,
Mrs MARGILL c. LEVANWAY.
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DRoPOsALs FOR WOOD.
Hsafqx1rfTss D.r0rryasaf - ~ PIof,s J
Catgf Qg7ritr!,fG sfsg's OgEcg,

C1i.f gV1rftrffG sfSsis f,Frg.
- Omaha, No, DeceniherS I-s.. \
o'clock NJ, FRIDAY, December - lS67 Gor the
dshyery 81 two hundred sud fifty 10, cords Of
Nosd AZ sld1'y Station. Nebraska on the Union
FarifC RailFos3.
he wood 10 b. OF the BE- st Inerchsntahle ausliry
ut and split OF regular cord length and delivered
az the rate Of one hundred cord, PER month
No small Limits OF decsyed wood Will BE received.
. Ihs wood 10 D. properly corded IN such part Of
IRE . - as the QEarterfnastcr al Sidney Station
mag direct, AMI subject t. hi ns poctioI, or any
peIs9n he may Gssignste for tie purposs.
BIDS 20 Do made IN duplicate, with a cOBy OF thi.
&C s.rsent attached to each, ard a written
guaranty signed b. two - respOnsif.- persons
nu-t accompany each bid. The sur stiss. with the
nidoer, VIII tS:h be required t. furnish the un-
ders:gned VIII the evidence from the clerk Of the
tsbecotBe sar.tiss Ter the faithful PERFORMANCE Of
the COBfract. each 10 the amount of rry isll per
cent 81 the v belle contract.
Bidders viii be required TO b4 present az the
opening OF proposals in person, OF be represented
by power Of attorney. when each bidder viii b. re-
1uirtd 10 deposit at once with the undersigned the
-um II 81 ,0C one thousand dollars. isx fui err
rency, ss guaranty that the bond will be filled
10 contract signed, and % insure ths fait u per
foTmance Of the ST pulatiOn- Of the con.rart such
b. n THE contract viii BE- awarded falling 10 com
ply with the above terms.
The = gbt 10 REJECT any all bids j. reserved
II viii BE- Understood that the Chief Quarter
master u tbs pcpartnlert may al any time r.
cuce the quantity TO BE- supplied under this csn-
tract.
EidH viii De received for am REASONABLE. aEn,unt
Of wood not less than one huudr red cords
Bids 10 b. endorsed - Proposals for Wood, ." and
addressed 10 the undersign,1 Il Omaha. Nebraska
Rvt. BTi-;. Gen. and Chief Q. NJ. Dspt. Plstt,,
e Il-6tD
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Csscs CAtcf Con Bltssary 81 SEysssf.ae,.
% A. AZ


DisfrISf a. Nsrr ~ rio
SIEfI r.. ". NJ. November 10 lsS-
seAled Proposals, In duplicate, will DC received
C-Hlter Il, los, for supplying Fort McRae \ NJ
n. icing the lst of January, 1873.
. The -esh Beef must De Of good marketable quail
~, delivered with equal prOportions OF fore and
mind quarter meat, tneess shanks, and kidney tai
,oy exelnded, and In such quantities may De
frOn tine 20 time required. ADD on such days as
map d desigDsted BY the Acting Commissary Of
rsbslets nee at the poet
Two responsible persons must sign each bid,
RIaT sntseihg 20 becOrD. security Tor the faithful
der they endorse.
eogy OF thi. advertisement must BE- attached TO
each Of the duplicate bids
Bids must BE- addressed 20 the " Chief Commits
-ary q Subsistence, santa Re, N. NJ. :" aud en-
.ersei PreSosals for delivering Fresh Beef at
Bidders viii bear IN mind that COOP beef will be
required Of hem As beef cattle may be requirai
fer utlnR parties or moving troops. bidders will
stAte a. hat price per pound on the hoos they
viii deliver such beeves.
Biddsrs will also state 81 what price par noapS
ret they are willing 70 supply mutton twice Der
~s<k 10 should be deemed ad yissble 10 II in
lieu q beet.
The riEht is reserved 10 reject any or all b,s.
COnsidsrtd unreasonable.
The bids ~il be opened 81 Il o'clock m pec N
ls6= and bidders are in,ifee 60 D. present
CHAkLEs MCCLURE,
deI-td brevet MAJOR snd Chief G. 3.
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PROPOSALS..
,T0TOsALo ron FREsH DEEF.


Or, CAisf c 5. Bisfrisf Of Ts,as,
ra1ED fE6iFcsi I e SficS mo,t 70 S .S made
IN C-I cate WITH cory Of this sdveIti-erneut at
TsN OF DECInIIR. IST.
ier s1I.hins fresh Beef to the Q. 8. troops
GALVESTON,
HOUSTON,
HEhPeTIAD.
EkFhHAM.
RuveB 1CP, TsTss,
me- = &c. ri he'd in ti,sir ,t-inity.
b.ts Re Ofe5ts for these Posts either coiisS-
LFtly or separately
BVt. Ma. ". n NASH. c. s.
Galveston, TeKss.
.T.r Supplying Fresh Beef to the Us. troops
iNDIANOLA,
SlgTOElA. Texas;
W. + 81 i r. her eaa vi nGf " OF
Hits -1sy b. Orersd for these Pests either col
- l. -tivCiy Cr separated
A C.s., IndisnoIs, Texas
Ter sqgF'yips Fresh Beef to the z. E. troops
SAN ANTONIO,
GOLlsDs
HEILETTsyILLE. Texas;
Ar az Poets. Camps. and Hospitals that or
TiIsrsJ be offered Tor these Fcsts either col
Isc-iVsiy Orsspsrstsiy.
.C.s., Sen Antonio, Texas.
Tcr-upPiyiDg Frezh Bee to the Z s. troops sta
ATsTIN,
And ell Posts. Camps, and Hospitals that are or
q ~ . established - their vicinity
Ecs rnsy BE- offered for these Posts either collec-
A. c. 8, Austin, Texas.
Fo- supplying Frssh Beefio the L s troops sta
BROWNSVILLE.
BRAZOS SANTIAGO,
k khST SLls faERA 4i has:
Ard sIl Posts, Camp. and Hospitals that are or
Uay le established il their yiciGity.
tiyely ar separately.
Address proposals to
A. c. s, Brownsville, Texas.
These contracts TO he for twelve msnths, COM
tte CoIn1nisssry General Of subsistence may d.
Tn, lids will state the price per pound, net in
Proposals must be accompanied by 2 proper
sor- whose r,spOnsibiliiy must DO certified to b.
clerk Of Court Of Record stating. II the propo
tTsSt and that they will enter into bonds in the
cum OF I'VE thousand dollars fOr faithful perform
Ttt names OF hTms should be stated in full. With
The address Of each member of the firm-
fni!sd e comply with their bids made heretofore
BID will only BE entertained from parties of
c.usnz under the exceDticns of tho Prezident's
Amnesty Proclamation, can produce the pardon
- the President.
The Beef furnished must h of good asd market
- ILahJ n ne nsi Pre- portions Of lore and hind
''C.udso: "a n.ents viii & made monthly, o. as
~ funds furnished by the United states for public
tF-tuT ssmebt.
TIE Government reserves the right 20 reject any
~ 81 bios Jtisred.
futcrse envelopes Proposals. for Fresh Beef
W n. NASH.
Hv. Msi. and 2. :, L :. Army Chief q. 8.
.-tIE Dl.IIiCt OF Iexas.
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Deaths by Trickiss In ~. Losis-Scien-
tiftc tnyestigatten

Prom the NJ ssouri RernbIioan
On Saturday evening q meeting OF tue Mel
lcai Society " a. neld IA su apartment 20 TIE
Mercantile Iiorsry buflding After some roa-
tine business bad been uansac ed. a very 10
teresiiuR anc somewhat startitog sublect wSs
ntooUcsd itspppsrs that during the psSt
we two deaths oeeurr' d At tue CITY Hospital
v ttI have now been discovered 20 nave re-
suit n n he horrible disease producet by
the q O. bus spiTaifs, " htco crratrd so mucA
sxc {, msrtin Germany come time ago, aeo
sUtstQuentgy - va ano other secuoLs OF thss
cCuDtry. The Ioiiowine ~ the substs CO Of the
statement made oy DR. D,an. member OF the
Medical Society:
Wiie present a few minpses before tue close
Il he poet rnOrtsn eKaminsuon and denon-
stIsti, n made by DT. LeffngU well, on Q sub
lect st n Itty Hospital, Dr. T.. remsrke "a tt
toe M scies ~ere specsed. Tbis drew Dr De
stser lien 20 the sUbleot. " hen be tue IA as-
ciss completely studded WITH iarvai trie hiea
spiraiis- lac at once eDdsavoI,d 20 Get a his
Z ~ OF he case. aDo found the psient was ose
OF Two friends who had come 20 the hospital
together, both Suffering from general DEBILITY.
and WHO v ere 60 reeisieied rse cue vree q
d Joy he saw lad suffered from diarrhes, az
uUnlLal pam. precordiai pam. Ac-, had beea
treated ~ last tor typhoid ~ yer. which he sp-
peareo 70 have. ana from which he wac sap-
posed 20 die, 50 near are some OF he sy IN ptoms
OF uiehiniasis 10 those of the disease. A toe
dfsetss ana the eLtoz.a are well known. he
would have said no'kIng ~: this case. except 20
state n aud give iis tearing, namely, that tae
diI care ttrichinatsisl Is probably macn more
SVthmob tuuf u Ethertlif sObpO- ed. III. d.
said Dr. Steele had also had his attsntloa
drawn &c the dotted appearance Of the m usc lee
ard had, cs be learned this evening. maze ont
unoer the microscope the presence OF tricbius
The etatementexeitec considerable attention
and brief tusl ension OF business took place.
while MANY Of the q deal Cen,IeEen preseat
examined specimens OF the muscle OF the de-
ceased. produced by Dr. Iean. through glass
q. by holding Up piece Of Inc muscular tie
sue bsfore light, the little specks were ptaia-
~ VISIBLE aro some o. the more youth fuI prAc-
ntcrers prPser', who hso discussed port
stease ann KAN for supper. grew serious, aad
fef considerable inward disturbance
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ID L o p o : A :
CHEF QUARTTRMAsTRR' OFFICE.
lLaa Y I.rr-NT n Z u l. u.

DETROIT. MOI. December 2 1857 I
sled Proposals. for furnishing Forsge and
Straw IN such quantities. msy be required tor
SishiEsn, will be received al this of co until
ShIt kpsf. December y lo6T a. clock a. n.
i q delivered at such times aud places aud in
-uSh euAstities IS the Undersigned may direct
IeiFfry 10 cOTnmcEce tn first day Of January.
i'e5, and to eoDtinge until the 18th day of June
lSfss, inclusive
Proposals. viii BE- made in trip!icRte with copies
~ this advertisement annexed t. each, and &C
corEahiec oy the names of two -ponSible per-
-Cf- who Will signify their Willingness 70 become
-uretiee fer the 1aitl fu performance of the same
~ erdC rSense Mt thereon.
III Tish' 10 reject any all bids, any part Of
tid > hereby reserved
Envelopes containing proposals % be endorsed
PC &c esls for Forge and straw, and addressed
q the Undersignad.
Es command Oi Breves MAJOR Gen. Robinson.
j. ID. BINGHAM.
tntef VI Department II the Lake.,
Dc 8 81 ErnNnf RrinII
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORT
IL TON.
OFFICE CHfF SUAkTERMAsrYR
h-E H.

~
DEPAkrmEsT OF DAXorA
sAisI Paul, M.ss; kOyembsr, IS, Iss'
until IL CLOCK or Ia. 10Th day Of January SIS.
fer the trsnsrOristiou Of Military urriies dufins
Z. ss1a 1 on Route sg sss TsT
Vim or Saint Cloud MINI, ~ the shortest road
tie q Or and ~ tss a' to9
G2p ND nsS S 1T nE et Of ths Ms9s5
or other designated point on the Missouri river
eastward to present Posts. such NAV be
establish ed east north OF that river in Dskots
TIE Weigh TO rs transported on this Route No.
astsn not exceed ten million pounds 90 1890
Bidder. viii state the rate psr One hundred zoo
V: ;he year beginning April /, ls65, and ending
March 81, ls5s.
a. their places Of residenoe, and each pro possl
should be accompanied by bond in the sum Of r.
bic persors. guaranteeing that In case contract
IS av arded Tor the roDte mentioned in the pro possl
op na mtg a ant sooa sba " &c
secprity furnisted - .aid party in accordance
The contractor will be required TO give bonds
l. the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
Sst sfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency
Of each bidder and person offered as security will
Proposals must DC endorsed Proposals for Army
IIsn,p9rtas'on, on nouts , No 4mand none win be
quirenents OF this advertisement
The party TO whom an award ie made must be
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ance Of the contract.
The right TO REJECT any and al bids that may be
offered IL reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the let day Of April ISIS. and will be required
to have a piece OF business agency at " hich be
may BE- communicated with promptly and readily
for Route No. 4. At Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
stevenson, Dakota Territory, or at such other
point as may be Indicated the starting point Of
the route.
Blank torms. showing the conditions OF the con
trsct 10 be entered into be had on application
At this Office at the office Of the Quartz master
AZ New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort Leayen-
WOrtk Omaha and Fort Smelling. and must ac
company and be part of the propos AIS
s b. HOLAhIRD.
Lit. Col. Deputy U. NJ. Gen,
Byt. Brig. Gen, L. s. A, Chief q. NJ,
no le JtB Dent Of Dakota
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ST. LOUIS IN DAHess-St. Louis 10 again
alarmed 81 the danger Of oecoriEe an mind
Town. A careful examinauon by toe city Of
the % sesouYr River. which discharges tuto tie
NJ ieeiss fppt come tWeafy mile above, sends
its volume Of water % right angles aero
have worn II away nearly mise. Tbore n
s<ne oangSr OF the river mating q choupe1
through the Americsn bottom, 90 ~ 70 nesv ~
It Loes 81 We n"ss non sne sreem- II ~
wbsse ~ river infrtnaes. TO prevent Il non
WEARING AWAY.
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LEksH BEEr rKEsH BEEF y

GTFICE ASSISTANT CCa.cF SVBsIsrEScy. ! .
AJGUsIA .ARS-NAL, GA.(
Sealed Proposals., IL ~ plicsie. will be received
- the ofhce " til L clock M, ON Tt ESDAY,
ptC-UteT "a ~ fer supply ing Fresii Beet 10
troops ~ Auz-usta Arse nal Georgia for eight ~
otis, beginning January J, ISIS, and ending
August 81 I.t..
The Beef fuTnisLed TO b. Of good. marketable
gra!tJ, c, imposed If equal pTOr0Ttiors ~ FORE and
q nd quarters, (ueCk Is. - snks aud kidney taliow
'NCiUded, J spd t. IL delivered ia such quantities
aud ~ such place a. the Commanding Officer Of the
Arsenal shall de-ignste. The Meat accepted un-
Ser this contract will be paid monthly and in such
y Ede a. nay lie furnished By the Government for
s.isturrs ment.
Tbe successful bidder viii L. required to give
good and sui Gent bends for the faithful perform
tLCe Of the contract Zach bid must b lccoilpa-
n'ed b copy Of this adv ertis me mt and must be
[In substsncel Of the following form. viz.
II sereby ssree t. enter into a contract based
up-n the accompanying advertisements. 10 supply
&c troCps. &c. at augusta Arsenal. Georgia with
seed AEd marketable fresh beef at cent, ana
- mills per pound.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.
TION

-
HEADQuARTRRs DEP OF THE PLATTE, J
~, cHxEF 9raKTEJEM.sTERs0 gFIcE,t
untii ]. NJ. ON THURSDAY, the ID iay Of Jsnu,
plies duIipg the wear c11n,eneine arpII AID
ending March 81 1879, on
From, Cheyenne, skots. or such other points AZ
a % ~ tn Gfen G1Tng th year On tn.
Of Cheyenpe TO such posts or depots as are now or
may b. e-tabli. he'd in the Territory Of Montana,
west Of Longitude ioi degrees: in the Territory 81
TeIritories Of Gia and Colorado, north Of ia,tude
plegrees including, IL necessary. Denver City.
The weight 20 be Transported during The year on
Route s no, ! VIII not exceed twenty five million
BIDDERS will state the rate Der 100 pounds per 100
miles al which they viii transport the stores in
and ending March 81 1853. ~ -''''
Biddefs should give their names in full as well
SHOULD be accom- panied by bond In the sum Of ten
THOUSANDS Slo0oO dollars. signed by two or more
stamped, guaranteeing that in case q contract j.
arded FOR the route mentioned in the propos al to
snd entered into, and good aud .uf cient security
furnishes by said party IN accordance with the
Zach bidder must De present at the opening of
n. PROPOSALS, in person or be represented By his
The contractor will be required to give Ssso,O 900
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and solven-
cy q Zach bidder and person offered ~ security
Proposals. must be endorsed +" Proposals for Army
Trans portatioo, on Route No. - aud none viii be-
entertained unlets they fully comply with the re-
qpirements OF this advertisement.
The party to whom the award is made must be
prepared % execute the contract ct once, and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
aHce of the contract.
The right to reject any and ell bids that NAV be
offer ed 10 reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
BY the ist day Of April, 1858, and will be requir.
o. have place Of business or sgency at which ! g
may be communicated with prompriy land readily
for Route No. at Cheyenne, Dakota. or at such
other point as may be indicated as the starting
point Of the route =
tract TO be entered into can be- had on application
~ this Office. or at the Off of the Qnarte master
at New York. 81. Louis, Fort Eeayenworth Santa
Re. and Fort Smelling, and must accompany and De
q part OF the proposals.
By order Of the Quartermaster General,
WIN. MYERS,
Breyet Brig. Cen, Chief Qusrtermaster,
no atsB Department OF the Platte
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- A lockout In The glass vOrn sx Pssss.
hore. Pc. De- threatened, a. many Of sse pro-
prieterV beve agreed 70 redsctson Of wsgss.
sltheush thetx ordsre are heavy.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


I ARGE SALE or GOVERNMENT PROP
L. ERTY.
Orce Assistant QparterrIasfev,
] will expose for sale at public auction. a, Camp
OF Cover nmen at employees at Corinth Mississippi.
at 10 CO ok .. m. the following dcscrised Qusr,
termasters Prvrerty-Clothiug.C Camp and isarrf-
Horses s,inge sets wheel Horse
Ambulance two horse MS Picks
80 single sets LEAD Mule Range and Fixtares
":issis ct. Wheel Mule % a@s s3'ss
+ 10 .sts Cart Harness. Siding Saddle
si%als sets wheel Am ZOO VOICE. ss Blankets
luisnce Harness ~ Wall tents
Breast Chains. Fifth Chains. Halter Chsius,
stpstcheT Chains &c, :,
Tables, &c.
A large assortment Of Black smith. Carpenters
Wheelwrights'. and saddlcrs Tools. OF sifdescrip-
tions' and in good order.
Tie following described buildings, viz
one tailsins Quarters Dimensions, IIoxls-9
One bpiidins. Horse Stable dimensions soxs.-s
One bpildinc, Mule Stable, dimen sions sn.s-s
one building. storehorse, dimensions 5ox9O-lo
one building, Forage House, dimension. sox.o-
One building, Blacksmith ana Harness Shop, di
rnensiops Soxis-e feet high.
one building. Carpenters Shed. dirnensisns
S0Xl1-. feet high.
Orc tuilding, Dimensions 3DXl5-9 feet high
GO ieet refuse Lumber.
Tic property above describe is ALL In service
abe condition, and in by the Qua rt-rnss-
ter's Department The stock, especially, is in
first Glass condition, and shoni attract the atten
,ion of farmers, planters, and SPECTATORS Wishing
to avail themselves Of the opportunity To purchase
81 pnbEc eaie, good and tried work animals The
Wagons. Carts, and other means cffransportation
should also demand competition. owing 20 their
GOOD quality and serviceabie condition The build
iDgs have bee erected over year. are co.pposai
Of pine lumber, and. If desired, can be removed
with but little cost.
The whole sale will offer many ADVANTAGES t.
those wishing To purchase PRO perty above de
seribed. The sale vii. comm precisely
shove stated. and viii coutinue until all is sold
oerms: Cash, in Government funds and a de
post uf ten per cent OF the amount soon : the
sale has be, made the balance the day of sale
and before the removal OF tie property, which
must be done by the purchaser
BY order Of EToNet MAJOR General Thomas
Swords, 4; Q, NJ. Gen, ChiefQ. NJ, Department
Of tho Cumberland A. ". Wills.
&c l3AtB Broyet Lieut.. Col. aud 40 NJ.
CONDEMNED L. s. BLANKETS FOR SALE.
Will te offered for srle, Of public auction, on
SATURDAY, at L. o'clock N the 18th instant
upwards If , 90 Condemned Saddle Blankets.
J.. ID. CALENDER,
Brsvet Brigadier General, L. :. Army.
81. LOUIS ARSENAL, Mo-
December q. lSs. dell NIB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13
10y WMI. WALL A CO., Aucticneors,
- Original Hor~e ard Csrrisce Bazaar.
No. g. Louisiana ave.. bet 9Th and letb SITS

SALE OF HORSES, CAKsIAGES, HAB-
On s,,rRp,kS fs St S.; 4e ro,.,,,o.u "a
O'Clock. we will cell AZ the Eazaar. q number OF
Saddle, Carriage snd Work Hor-ee, Ia full dsscrip.
tion at safe.l comp risng-
TIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Hor-es
AIse.s
A number of Mules. and drove Of 10 Horso- from
Western SiIgiria-exoellent work Horses.
& Also,
large collection Of New ard second h aud
Bnggies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons aud
other Vehicles.
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city.
Two Jaeger Wagons. built in this city
Also,
New and second hand Harness, Saddles. Carriages.
d &c, at private sale.
. REGULAR sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness siwsys es private sale
dele W. l.. WALL a Co. Aucrs.