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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02
CADwALLADER RINGG0LD,
REAR ADMIRAL, o. 8. n.
DIED APRIL 20, 1867, AGED 81 YEARS


At half-past ten O'Clock four companies Of United
States marines from the Navy Yard under the mmand
OF Captain Colyer accompanied by the Navy Yard band
marched up Broadway Union square, and drew up In
battalion line in front Of Mr. vernes residence In read
escort the remains OF the deceased 70 Trmty
church After they had remained at CASE Tor about
hour the rain pouring down in torrents ana
gave the battalion thorough drenching, which they
bore most unconcernediy The arrangements Tor the
obsequies placed in charge OF Captain Ryan.
U. s. N Al few minutes past Twelve O'CLOCK me re-
military corege, taken down Broadway TO Trinity,
the band playing the Dead March. The following was
Twenty -ninth precinct police flour ranks).
Band Of the United states receiving ship Vermont.
Escort marine guard -four ranks.
attended by twelve sailors Of the United States Navy
two deepl
Carriages with pail bearers.
OGccrs of the United staies Army
Frtands OF Cne deceased
Al one O'Clock r. NJ the cortege reached the church.
ofcers and marines into tho sacred ediGce
taken down the main aisle aud deposited IN low
Of the church the corpse was met by Rev. Dr. Cooke
rector of It. Bartholomew's church, and the Rev. Mr..
Leacock, Of Trinity who preceding y down . the aisle
ginning 81 am the Resurrection and the Life The
regular burial service Of the Episcopal Church then
carried out the Rev. Mr. Leacock reading the lesson
tho fifteenth chapter Of ST. Paul's First EpsJe TO the
Corinthians There were musical services, save .
drgelke symphony on the organ when the remains
brought into and again when removed from the
church: neither was any euogy pronounced the
remains The congregation IN attendance not very
large and composed almost entirely OF Daleshun-
dreds and especially ladies' being doubtless kept away
by tho rain storm which prevailed On the comm were
placed the sword cap and epaules OF the deceased
wrcaths Of inrsortsies. The burial service having
been concluded the corpse taken to the vesbule Of
the church. where it remained charge OF UNDER
taker until Il conveyed. via Adams Express TO the
city OF Baltimore for nterment. M.f Ma
There were present at the obscquies the most promI-
nent offers Of United States navy duty here
among whom Admiral Faragut, Rear Admiral
Bell commanding tho Navy Yard; Admiral Stringham,
Captain Pennock, Commodore Eagle, Captain Ryan,
United States navy, and Surgeon Peck United States
navy The officers OF the French naval corvette Lupin
in this harbor also represented. all Of those
who OF duty being present. The following oficers
acted pall-bearers Farragut Roar Adnrals
Bell and strngham and Commander Eagle OF the navy
Major General Butterned Generals vodges and Jackson
and Colonel Hail OF the army.
The remains Of the late Rear Admiral will be inferred
In Green Mount Cemetery Baltimore those OF his
brother the gallant Major Ringeold, who met his death
the bloody field Of Pao Alto during the Mex
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Murdcrous shooting Of a sleeping Car Con-
ducfOr.


(From tue Rochester Union, April 20. H4
About half an hour before the train which arrived
here this morning at rs from Niagara Fails left that
place. John g. Barker the sleeping conductor, was
shot, fatally. II IL thought, by man named Horace
Cadez, from Xenia Ohio, and who drunk at the
time. Cadex, IL appear, had been riding about the
Falls during the day, and at night put into pas
sengcr coach by some one stationed In the dspoG he
attempted to take berth in The sleeping car, and
was informed by Mr. Barker that all the borths were
occupied and he would have 10 80 back into the car
from which he came. This ncensed Cadez, and he
refused 70 60, when Barker placed his hand on his
shoulder and, was pushing him towards the
door, when he (Cadezl placed revolver behind him
and shot Barker In the abdomsn the ball entering shs
navel and taking crcuitous route, lodged pear the
spine, and II has not yet been extracted. Cadez
found By tho police slowed away usdressed under
Of the lower bcrhs and his revolver under his head
He taken 70 Barkers bedside ana there identified
BY the wounded man. Barker's ants-mor,em oxamina-
ton was taken. There were strong threats made 70
inch Cadsz and II would have been done bat for the
protection Of the police. Cadez s young man, and
says he his way California twenty -ons hum
drcd dollars found In his pockets Tho money was
len him by his father, who died In Cleveland about
year ago Report says The murdersrs name n Howard
Sanford Barker Was alive ct last accounts but his
physicians say he cannot live long. He hes wife aud
one child He lived in Syracuse from which place his
wife, who autographed Immediately after the shoot
Ing arrived the Falls this morning. Tho AFFAIR causes
great excitement In railroad circles
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ArlsoxD Tn rArrro. YESTERDAY william JonnsoH,
agsd thirtyfour ysa, arrested BY ofcsr wson =.
stealing any cent stamp from the money gu - -.
winch, grocer, nsldins u s<apisscn- ne Ger -
vsrchS1 hsw srS ~ rim lam over ne ccunses go
mako suaaoh = NJ tiL No imneaisssy ~. An M,
hiding plees end ohsraed him VIII 'nS s,s y, ~ orr
ponerss hurry \ cyosnr ks drawer % seine inserupssd
y As torn and y sg sssass = ~ gon'' wss
so.nrrwssS ~ irss,cs cssvsSa fns sss~lnAsioa
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An Insane wiscensin Nlan Ravins ThrsuGh
- q New HanpsAsre an vsrrsss. v4 !.
Ths frsaks u n insane NJ lassy q Concord n h.,
have created quite sensation In that region The pr
son proves 70 - Jonn Brown, ~ EAirwatsr village
md Where his father and e1er live He befones 70
arsspsesAb,s family - - ssse eonstdsssd cpsble
ssa .Sss n a. fivssS v*soss:s q "a 80
ho.orubly discharged ess fur ysars fathfu service.
About two weeks ego Brown Nm Wisconsin V vss some
rslasvss IN Vermont and soon sx fsochinG the latter
naaie be ssnt back singular telegram 70 bic SISTER,
which vss the nrst Indication o. Nm ssaatsy whsu Ne
Nm wsN Burke W., Ne 10 supposed 70 have hAA about
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FUNERAL OF REAR ADMIRAL aIHeeolo.

The funeral OF the late Rear Admiral Cadwallnder
Ringgold United States navy, whose demise was an
nounced in the HERALD of Tuesday took place yester-
day. The remains OF the deceased have lain in state at
the residence of Mr. vernes SO Union square, where the
Admiral breathed his last since Monday evening, and
have been viewed by hundreds Of our prominent citi-
zens. The coffin in which the body was placed was OF
mahogany, covered with black velvet. and having
around the border of the lid fringe OF silver lace The
corpse atred in the undress uniform pertaining to
admiras rank. and the features were exceedingly
lifeke On the lid Of the coffin was silver plate with
the following inscription -
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In some way or other before reaching Concord On Sat-
urday he taken hack Vermont and will b placed
In the Asylum At Brattleboro. On the journey he be-
came ravnR and desperate. and was handcuned BY the
officers In charge OF him The unfortunate man II about
thirty years Of age No cause for his insanity has yet
been discovered.
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FATAL aAlaoAp AccIueur N IOWA.
One Person Killed and Ten Injured.


From the McGregor Iowa, News, April 20
fnghtfui accident resulting IN the killing o. one
man, and the bruistng and manning. IN ersatsr or
les degree, ven oehof psrnons men ana women, 90
cured ON the McGresor western railway last Wednesday
afternoon. A the down Train, composed OF quite .
Number Of freight cars and one pasngsr car, IN the
rear came around The about four miles west OF
ncGsegor the rsar car containing from sixtynve 70
seventy.nve passengers without any apparent cause
ran nom the track, broke its coupling and tumbed
down rocky emosnkment twenty feet high, bseaking
md crushing indscrnnately The car with ts prscious
freight Of human beinga The following are the names
and plao@ q rssidence Of tia parties injured M
Wright attorney, Austin. MINI, killed; Lorenzo p
Converss Trenton, Dodge county, wis., sds injured,
rt6s probably fracsursd Geo Dickinson nhwaukee,
knee pan fractured and bruised In different paris
o. ne 6cdy Mrs. Donbac1 Epn, Iowa collar bose
broken; Y Jordan clagton ys.s.son county, T. hip
Rev rninss: Hsths.sy HasdiA. Iows severe cut IN
wise bruised; NM posL r0ssvtile, Iora. bsuissd on
der fractured; join RiS, 0sdsr Creek, Wilmington
county Wa ssvsss Ont II ~ hssd and isjursd nsr-
nalIy gssSas ySn.s q E9.n, Ioya very badly m
bsssst ssA ssssls.s in,ssss EeSssy nos ssrisua I'M.
tached ard ssas - nposnosz With . fsqutst ~ ne
physcisns a the city rspa 10 The sers of the ds-
sstsf Ths rsdust vss Of courss ssmplisl wih, ana
h shs usnusms ne wVundsd 1aussQsrs were removed
from the wreck 20 another car and he physicians %
compsnisd them 70 HcoSssov, wbsvs Shsy ven osssd
for in the NEST tsndes mannes q The Flands Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02

The ONCE Of the Inspector o. Excise was sesis b.
scssd yesterday from early mornins until I'VE ~ the
evening BY liquor dealers deslrous Of rsuswtne their
licenses SUNG out permits 70 ell lIquor 50 mr.
the appItcAtions Tor $3.50 osnses stand = i've
compared with The applications for 500 licenses Pour
hundred and my licenses were granted yesterday, and
the sum q &c., 900 was handed over % the trsasursr
The total amount 70 Tar rsosvsd for The csnsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02

DvM ws.(esehs - ~ -. an = rcwnsssd. ~,
XIV FIVE shots were nred and Hanson Wa hn TOUT
smes two balls sntsrna HE olotbns aAd one ianc sne
hsa coak Ths diocubS wse thsn enscablv sssusA
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portsd that an Of ths spxt 6lnlsse n this cay and
vicinity will close today n also stated that mcsA
nos IL Of che recsfyss es1nblishnsus vil take smi-
corn, The enormous tai imposed ~ govsvnmsnt and
rsas expense incurred In puttnG N M new metres
dsred By the government These mAc4jnes cost nom
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With him until the days work ID done The Chinese
character IL passive and unreesting, and their only
70 die but many Of the natives hard 70
sbreak I'M the oveFseers call. Among other dia-
boicai deeds Of this infamous Flea already mentioned
b one which win illustrate the spirit ruling the panta
nsa- native woman who w.s snceints and sck re-
fused 70 work This Flea had her whipped until he
tired, but without avail He then stripped her COM
pssey naked and tied her In the field IN the hot
until life extinct Sometimes these poor wreches
sndeavor gain respite from their torments BY hiding
themselves In the hills subsistng on what wild fruits
they can obtain. A strict search u always made for
ch, and they subjected 70 the most severe punish
ment, "a an example 10 others. Sometimes those who
thought V - ragIeaden have their feet or legs
No attention whatever Is paid 70 shose who de- Their
. n ocs g M %
few spadsfuls Of earth. This II most tssribts thing
- The Chinese who arc accustomed 70 csss Tor tner
esad with sapersiisicss rsversnos sad wno essvs ne
Inferred with decent and the funeral rtes obeeved
The rate Of mortality 10 fearful nom sxcsssvs work.
harsh treatment end diseases iaduced By want Of
proper food and clothing The Chinese letters received
IN This city state that their food 10 Of the most abhorrent
kind--insufncient In quantity and bad 10 qualify
hcrses, dogs and other animals which have died nasu.
hnnger viii not allow them 70 refuse Many are COM
pslled 70 70 Naked have pair d od coteon pent9
end the only clothing ~ oshsuv = eoasse SICK which
Hiss Thsy ere IN bsrsssss1 fhis hsa vssk and sx-
yure 70 sun asd rain tfoe thsrs taAssmisssn ID
hs labor sosa wears sAem dowp. 4 81 n lsasGtss :.
% s1: sss p = s sss :o a: ss.
company. Bus nsmSef q vsys szIss By which tSsy
rS.S a.: ss s s;n1 ana tg
q enable . xork for three days his months wages
nsa - 4. g s. for any o., Or Iess ,
sslsd which = oscs hsS y Wv sk. 49, spsss =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-27
THE EVENING STAR.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, June 2e.-The English Govern
ment has Joined other European Powers in
their note, urging upon the Sultan an in vesti-
CATION of affairs in Gambia. A dispatch from
the Hague states that the Dutch Government
mas notified the Hanoverian eXiles thai they
must leave Holland
PARIS, June 25.-Vlctor Hugo has just ad-
dres sed letter TO President j uarez, of Mexico,
invoking him 10 spare the lite OF the ex- Empe.
Tor MAMMALIAN, asserting that the most suit
able punishment will be that OF living by the
mercy Of the Republic.
inst now in Italy agsinst the Catholic clergy
is very bitter. On Monday, the festival OF ST.
John, the patron saint Of the city Of Florence
the people refused to Join the eccle3la5tic3 in
its observance, for the reason that the prie -ts
refused TO celebrate the national festival of
free Italy two weeks ago. II
ROME, June 25.-Uholera has broken ont in
Sicily, and prevails there as we'll as in some
few other portions of the Italian territory in
clusing this city, where it has been to more or
less extent for some time past. There are al
ready assembled in this city four hundred
Ca:holic prelates-archb'shops and bishops
and some thousands of priests who have lour.
neyed from their sees at the call of the HOLY
Father 10 be present at the celebration of the
eighteen hunuredth anniversary Of st. Peters
martyrdom. Crowds are coming from all
parts of the world. The bishops from the
United States Of America. who have aIready
arrived. are lodged in the different con vents
within the city. Great preparations are being
made for the festival o. Saturday and the SER
vices and ceremonies Of Sunday. ST Peters
Church will be illuminated in the evening Of
that day.
BERLIN. June 26.-Count Won Bismarck has
been appointed Chancellor Of the North Ger
Zollverein has commenced its session in this
CITY.
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RY sHANNAN & LEAHY. Auctioneers,,i
ID Late w. b. Lewis 4 Co, J 3O7 Penn ave-

TRANSFORMERS EXTENSIVE SALE OF
KoyER ONE THOUSAND LOTS OF LADIES
An CENTS FtNE sEAsoNABLE CLOTH
dSi M as bHSY 'safoRN1ss, July !, 1867 q, ..
O'clock; we viii sell, at our Auction room, 3O7
asenHs eyer f po hgnsanS lots Of
GsSTs FINE FHoSaBE entT
lO superfne Frock, Dress, Business, and Sack
Coats, made in the latest and most fashionable
styles; 100 superfine black, mixed, striped and
fancy Cashmere Pants; 100 superhne Silk, Velvet
Gassimere, Cloth. and other Vests; splendid Suits
to match; 20 fine Shirts and Drayers,, ,,,,.,
mere. Merino, Delaine, Alpaca, Chintz. and other
Dresses and skirts; variety Of .UnderclothinE;
sHAWLS.- Stella, Cashmere, Bay State, and
tLoAKs. COATS, AND 'MANTLEs-sp
black and fancy colored Cleth and silk Goats.
tiosks' a'mas' b SRI sssys soobs.
Cashmere, Merino, Delaine, Chintz and other
Dress Patterns; Cashmere Coat and Pants Pat
ferns, Velvet Vest Patterns '7'T
20 pairs OF Mems and Women's Boots, Shoes and
The sale to continue till every article is disposed
The goods can be examined on Monday morn
= y, B. Particular attention should be given this
sale by dealers and the public as It emhr aces very
The xna:s 70 Sc sold Positively WITHOUT
By order Of 8. L. LINSE,
PaYnbroker, PHILADELPHIA
SH-b ShARFpS LEAAY Aucts.
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AN ARDENT LoyER.-A young German
named Lehr appeared before magistrate in
St Louis, NO.. on Saturday last and bound
himself TO work three years for certain
Schmidt OF thatcty, for which he was to re-
criye In remuneration his board, clothes and
the hand OF Sophia, the daughter Of the afore.
said Schmidt. The contract was drawn and
signed by both parties. The magistrate then
proceeded to unite the couple in the bonds OF
matrimony; after which the party withdrew ",
all entirely satisfied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-27

- The insurance companies OF Newark are
taking steps 70 prevent the use of firewrrks,
pistols, &C., on the approaching Fourth OF
Of July. ~ 70 I" !. -..5t &, T's7t
0Hnmphrey Marshall has been very qui.
city ..snu ffed OUT in his am bitioa to I'LL seat
in the Kentucky Legislature. He received only
Six votes out Of forty six in the nominating
convention, June Is, whereupon his name
was dropped (, ..o.,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-27

THREE MEN SUFPoCATED.-A man named
August Beck was suftocated by heavy gases
in deep well, in Brooklyn, New ork, on
Saturday. One Of his fellow workmen ventu.
red down to rescue him, but almost immedi.
ntely suffered the same fate A third work
man volunteered to descend for the rescue of
his comrades, and he too was suffocated. A
fourth brave fellow ventured below. but warn
ed by the fate of his predecessors, he attachc d
the rope to his body and was soon pulled up
into the air again, almost lifeless. His three
comrades were dead and their bodies were
only recovered BY the use Of graphing irons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-27

MARYLAND SCHOOLS FOR OoLoRRD CHIL-
DRKN.-1he Marlborough gazette says:-Ma-
lor w. u. Mathews, OF Port Tobacco, and n.
s. Key. OF Leonardtown. rendered to the Freed
meas Bureau officers lots in those places on
which TO erect school buildings for the freed
men, which Offers were promptly accepted,
and the lum Der for one has already been sen I
to IFonardtown. and that for the other will be
sent TO Port Tobacco in q few DAVIS II N
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- q fe WASHINGTON, May s, noon, l5s

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- e .f WASHINGTON, May 5, Noon, 1867.
~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTF-
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as folloTs, yiz%ii,,npu
leave daily, exeept Su niay ut 90, 7:s5, and u:
, m, and 200, and 4.S, and S:45 p. m.
-Is FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 a. M, AID 20
FOR Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION, -
Leave at 6:l5 and 7.C0 a. m, and al 200 and 4:S5
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
beaye at 700 a. m and 4:S0 p. m No trains
from Annapolis OH Sunday.
-. II q ON SUNDAY.
E FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave att :45 q. m, and 4 30 and 5:45 D. m,
F0R1WAY STATIONS.
Leave at Z. IS o. m and 1 30 and S:45 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS pF THE WEST.
leave daily, except Sunday, at 7f5 q. m, 430 and
8:R p. m. -
ON Sunday Mt 4 80 and s:45 D. m. only connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Bali iInore to
Through TICKETS 20 the West can be had at
the Washington Station Ticket Office OF an hours
In the day as wen as at the newofice Of the Bank
eTs and Brokers' Telegraph Line 81 PennsylSa-
For New York, philadelphia aud Boston, see adj
yertisement of Through Line ~
Y; WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
L. M COLE, General Ticket Agent
Gee. S;,knQNTZ, Agent, Washington.
oc3o-H +. J. WILKINS, Passenger Agent
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BOOTS AND sHoRs, -
NEW $40 B E. Fg.s

undersigned begs leave to inform Hrs lend
And the Enbhc genTHrsafE that ne has opened the
Odd Fellows Hall, where be hss,on hand general
sssortnent ct ,Ladisa and Gentlemeais, Boys
- BOOTS AND sHoEs., -. .a,I.
Remember the number, 500 9TH street, under
as.as ID - s. {, I. .. Glo9aEl B. WILSON.
7IuID yEWELkY,W AfCHEs, AND SILVER
MI WARE.-I have on hand and am constantly REL
ceiying all of the latest styles Of Jewelry, DC ]
which lEi4 sall - cheap asgenline &ticles can be
purchased Tor Ut any re1pongiblS estabi Hhnent in
thi. or any other city. an, examinatio and com.
psrieon 1.-THE qualify and prices respectfully re.
queeted, ~ 33S 1euneylvapiA avenue. &c II !
Ns u. 9. HOOD.
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL,
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE,
A S T GO Y.
THE WORLD AST0NISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROL0G1ST,
MADAME III. A. PERRIGO,


restores to happiness those who, from doleful
events catastrophes crosses IN love, loss Of rela-
brns
rated, gives information concerning absent FRIENDS
You the business You are best Qualified to pursue,
and in what yen will be most successful causes
seterstes d y person She reads your very
nnSsss de DARK ana hiddsn mgsses Of the
tnre. From the stars we see in the armament.
the contiguration- from the aspects and POSITIONS
Of the planets and the fred stars in the heavens az
not e consult Soa 1T the ana gS
sultation fee, with likeness and an desired infor
nation, 81, Parties Living at distance con
Explicit chart Written out with ali inquiries an
sspt Of price aSSss T6s srctest W
eresy wifi be maintained, and all correspondence
order furnished those desiring them. Write plain
ly the day of the month and year which you were
s lSSfa 81 ea T. Ad ssEER1Go
! aps-Dxw ,eoly 20: drawer ass. Buaalo, ny
oTHE LAPI rs; ND. Mai
the receipt Of which has been purchased at high
price. Saves expense of braiding. 80
Ladies are Witt ssa
rails, Aprons, &C., Stamped on Imitation or braid
.Ae' WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT,
Great saving to iadies having clothes, for eniio
dren TO make up. No braid no sewing; but t me
pattern printed in the goods ndelible. Stfips !lss
can be attached to the bottsms OF Ladies Sx. S
(same as they are nowworn in New YORK resayy
stamped, and for sale at less than hall tne nssss
cost Il braid Birds medallions, Figures, animals
Of any pattern stamped. Goods as gsfsssSnh'eaoi
n 1ss noRsy sS street. oppsss.
i AIDES UNvEKGARMENTs AND -, CM aaas
to ORDER Also, Dress and SscSps Manng, -. nd
pronstiV done 6T Mrs. DOWNING, No. 2!S IN
street, between i and y. 1919 = nay 80
CORN NEAL-EIse ground CORN CORN IN MsAH'
- Ho1 So0se2 THOMSON BERRY,
;e,s,n. ssEsse1 street, Georgetown
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

yaATer-s i.l..Lr 80 - 81 - - 80. =
T UMBER, &C., ATsAUeTI0N.ia. - ,sssa
-3fu = Sac III, Depot Qudnernaaster's Office, q
+, 81 .. = WashfagfoR. d. Cs Jane "A. 1867
On MONDAY, July lst commencing at ~ O'Clock
a. M, will be Sold at Government Lumber Yard,
foot Of 9th street, by order of the Quartermaster
General, under the supervision OF Captain James
g. Payne, A. @. M, . lot Of second, hand Lumber.
consisting in part Of ~ 4s.aaa stsa.z Z + +. :
H225 feet A.4 Flooring o. ali: eatsa.I Ia = s.
Zoo feet 3x9 4 10 Scantlipg I, ~ tGg.t.......I
1928 feet l0X10 ScaAtling :
Is 600 feet 2x6 Jofst
= 5000 feet2x6 and Joist ..tE ~ "a .ts.1
T. 5000 feet 2x4 Joist aa = oEra 8I.Ht 3tutg- 80
g gee feet q siding sEoq's.g - .sFi.I-4ag
20 $50 feet "A Cuttings :.
~ ,QQ0 feet 3x4 Scantllng
-WTo0 feet 3inch Battens - 80 =
$50 feet Door Castings H4laa
y 4,0O0 feet Pickets
500 feet Window Stills ;. .I: .!--.- =. III
= ~ feet Window Sash i ''f FV u
3Sf Window FRAMES - = 80 .-f-ttt
236 Doors IL = ~ T. =. 15i 4" - ~ IS U:iA
Fl 500 feet 27inch Lumber I,SE4t .f-.fT1)r4-i "a
t26b boxes Window Weights, 6 and lbs. ,Tt III,
Ofice Building, l2xi2 feet, containing spoat
4 Mess House. l2xss feet, containing about $500
/ csTpsStsis' Benches, once Building, Posts,
Ten days are allowed in which to remove pur-
Terms: casl1sfn 0eyernmentfands
je 24.6t Brevet Brig. 9ed!nt Depot Quartermaster
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QY VIM. l.. WALL CO., Anctioneers.
ID Stores 81 and 317, - v..s
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
BRICK HOUSE ON ELEVENTH STREET
NORTH AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June q, at six
O'Clock, will sell, IN front Of the premises,
House and Lot No. asa Eleventh street, between
g and H streets, east side, three story brick and
basement. ..s- ls.tr
The above house is in good condition, and lin q
very improving part of the city. and offers induce
ments for obtaining desirable residence. II
Terms Of sale are: 5000 cash, and the balance
IN 8, IL: and Is months. Deferred payments to be
secured by a deed OF trust on the premises
A deposit Of 300 viii be required as soon as the
property jig sold.
jeN a.s w. L. WALL CO., Aucts.