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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-26
rgNO CHARLES 5. MOORE ESQ, a non-Tes-

rg,O CHARLES $. MOORE, ESQ, a non-1es-
l. Mcnt Of the state Of Nrgiaia:
SIR: Take notice that shall move the ar -
cult Court for Alexandria county, on the 10th
day Of November 1867, b.ng the 9Th day OF
November term. l5G7, forjudgment aga inst you
for on" yenr'$ interest on Sif1, Fnoncy due on
note drawn by you, payable 70 me two years
after date, for i'd amount, and dated the 9tE OF
Jan AIRY. 1883, tn. said Interest being payable
on the Isl day of August, 1861, under the act OF
the General Assembly Of Virginia, passed
March the 2nd, 1856, and the amendment there
of passed i)cccmbor 18Th, 1866.
Dated AlrxunIris., Nirginia the l3Ih dny Of
October, 1867. MO :. WOOD " q NJ,
oct - lawIw by hl' Co'lhsci.
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nISSOLUTION-T eopartnershiP here-
~ tofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name of HENDERSON %
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mutual co con-
sent J. n; ,HEN w ~ = -,
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OF FASHION.
TO THE FASTIDlOU3

ARNOLD will introduce his beautiful IA LII
and WINTER STYLES Of GENTLEMEN'S,
YOUTHS aud BOYS HATS to-day. For
beauty Of style and elegance Of finish they can
not be surpassed. Remember, Alcxandrians
these Hats are just from the manufacturers: =
He hatters himself that in style and price his
stock will compare fnvorabiy with this or any
other market TO al be would say call and
see JOB A. ANNDLD,
oct 9-tu! No. 3D. hlng ST. eel
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TTOOFSKIRTSl HOOPSkIRTS !
j HOOPSKIRTSl
as we have lately received the wholesale
agency for one Of tho largest and most fashion
able Hoop Skirt Manufactures, we are prepar-
cd to sell them at the same prices for which
they can be had at any Of their agencies fur
ther N orth
oc WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

ysJ = NOTICE.
1 HK copartnership of BAYNE, MILLER 81
co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Our successors, VIM. sBAYNE & CO., are au-
thorized to wind up the business, and sign the
name Of the firm in liquidation.
- PATTERSON BAYNE.
WILLIAM MILLER E
October ], 1867. g
The subscribers having formed q co..partner-
ship, will continue the WHOLESALE GRO.
CERY BUSINESS at No 49, Commerce ST.,
n the name Of William Buyne 6 Co.
WILLIAM BAYNE.
PATTERSON BAL NE.
Baltimore, oct 12-1w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-07

Speaker that the impeachment business first in
order, and that unless Mr.. Boutwell, yielded the
House could not entertain any other propost on
Mr. Boutwell, declined to yield and Gen Schenck
had not an opportunity to introduce his measure.
He will make another effort TO hayeit considered to-
morrow.
To-day Lord and Lady AmbeTly, the Hon C. Ford
Acting British Minister and the Hon. Mr.. Barring
ton Secretary of Legation for Great Britain accom-
panied by Secretary Seward, were received at the
Executive mansion by president Johnson and his
daughter, Mrs Patterson. The formal presentation
OF Lord and Lady Amberly was made by Secretary
Seward. After half hour spent in pleasant social
conversation Lord and Lady Ambcrly with Mr.
Ford, took their leave 1t is understood they will
dine with the President at an early day. The Hon
Mr.. Darlington before retiring took his official leave
Of the President. lie has retired and resigned the
position Of Secretary of Legation, and will sail for
Europe in few days.
The following the official reports Of the receipts
from Customs from Nov. 25 TO Nov. 80, inclusive
leaving out Thanksgiving day: Boston, s3lG,s3S 50
New-York. 81 233 600, Philadelphia. $SO,l6S A.; Balt
more, SIS 4G6 81 Orleans from Nov. II to Nov.
%, inclusive 500 $50 -; total. l9OSG 53 SO.
The Senate in executive session today confirmed
the nomination of John S. Waldron as Treasurer of
the Branch Mint at New Orleans
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TURKEY.

TIE IMPOssIBILITY OF REFORM IN TURKEY
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR ON THE EASTERN CUES
TiON-ATTACk UPON AN AMERICAN MISSION
SCHOOL.
From opI Special Couepobdent
CoFsTANTTEOPLF. Nov. 49, 1867.
There is one impossible barrier in the way
OF any radical reforms in the East. Politicians have
their pet schemes Lord PalmeStoa especially asserted
moro than In Parliament that Turkey was already
O model country. But 10 spite of political schemes ana
politicians les Turkey Is almost as far from reform as
ever. What there s, IL only external the TURKISH
women constitute barrier against REFORM tho strength
OF which only be realized by those who have been
brought into q direct contact with them In their own
homes There are q few Europeans IN Conetsntinople
whose experience qualities them 70 speak on this subject
and your readers may RELY upon tho ooThg statements
as literally true. Tho Ignorance OF lulHsh women Is
absolute. Here and there one can De IOun VINO knows
how To read little In the Koran ana one WHO can write
rdra arts. In q few families IN COnstantlnople ana
amyrna-euch as Cab0uli Pachae ana Mustapha
FaIyl Pashag-ono two women can be found
who read and speak French Know OF ono OF TWO girls
tions have no influence upon the great mass The first
wife OF the Grand Vzie for instance, B profoundly
ignorant as the wife Of the King OF Dahomey the
Caunbal Islands. The few who have learned French
simply learned 10 read tho worst sort Of French novels
Even among those Turks who are themselves somewhat
the idea OK educating the finds no
favor They can possible good which como |
from education The education which has certain
marketable value among the Turks runs only In the line
OF what we sometimes call accomplishments There are
women IN the Turhieh harems who play very well on
the piano OF the harp and there arc Rue who can dance
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THE NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DISABLED
SOLDIERS.

MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ga meeting of the
managers OF the National Asylum for Disabled VOlun-
teer Soldiers was held az the office of the Surgeon Gen
ea in this city to-day. There present CeJustice
Chase, Gen b. T. Butler. GOV. Smvth Of New-lIamp-
SHIRE Gen Martindale of NewY or Jay Cooke Of Penn
sylvania the Hon. s. b. Guncke OF Ohio. Gen. j. g. Cav
ender Of Missouri and Dr. T.. l.. Wolcott Of Wisconsin.
Reports show the institution in the most hourishing con-
dum. There are $50 disabled soldiers at the Cen
trail Asylum at Dayton Ohio; at the Eastern branch
at Augusta, Maine. and $50 a the Western branch ut
Milwaukee. About $50 more have been supported
by the Board state and city homes for want OF room at
the regular asyums, and 500 have been aided by
outdoor relief being relief given married who
permitted TO remain at home with their families
The total number OF disabled soldiers cared for during
the last quarter in the several ways over lOO truly
great work, well done. The PRESIDENT reported tat ne
had arranged with the Commissioner Of Pensions for the
appointments of pension agents and surgeons in each OF
the asyums. and with the POstmastelGcncra for the
csfahlis hmcnt of office az each asylum and the APP
pOintment OF disabled soldier a. postmaster ~ each
point.
ing upon the manage and the Board is satisfied that
1000 disabled soldiers Ut least VIII hayo to be cared Tor
during the quarter IL was, therefore, ordered that
additional buildings he erected at the central Asylum
and $4,000 appropriated for that purpose.
Senator Frelinghuysen and Gov. Ward OF New-J'TSey
appeared before the Board ana rendered transfer of the
NeW-JerscY Soldiers Home to the National Asylum on
condition that the Board would adopt and continue that
institution MesSrs Baker aud Warmer OF Philadelphia
property and effects. The Board appointed GOV. smith
and Mr. Gunckcl Committee 10 VISIT the institutions
and arrange aiding them In carr! ing ON these homes
until the buildings OF the National Asylum are com
pleted. The Board received and returned thanks for
1927 from Dr. W. Il. Dewitt Of York Pa cen mgrdham
of MASSACHUSETTS, was appointed Acting Governor and
other subordinate officers oi the several AJinnS were
elected The Board did much other business but " no
special interest TO the public.
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rINANCIAI. AMI COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Dec. 6-Noon.--Consols, for money, % 5-ie
United states Five-rwenty Bonds. II 3-l6 Illinois Cen
tra Railway shares 9OI Erie Railway shares. AZ.
Acknowledgement for money 20 DC; United states
Evening-Consols closed al - for money American
securities closed at the following rates United states
FyeTwenty bonds 20 1916 Illinois Central shares s94
FRANKFOnr, Dee 6-Noon.-United states Five.
Twenties, for the issue of 1862. 7jf
AfernOon.-United States FNcTwenties for the issue
Eyenins-United states bonds closed a, 1Sl for the
PNRIs Doc 6-Noon.-rhe increase in the amount OF
bullion in the Bank Of France for the week just ended Is
I5,5OO,OOo francs go,
LIVERPOOL Dee e-Noon.-Cottci-,The Brokers Cir
cular has the following remarks the Cotton market:
The sales OF Cotton for the week ending last evening
1900 bales including l2Wo Dales Tor export
and 1900 bales on speculation. The market
has generally been without animation. and the
Ia per pound Yesterday however the market rallied
s ePa t tRs 3 Svs ay s % week
The total stock In port and sbfpbOard according to
has further decreased 10 $4,000 bales To-day the market
opens firm at the closing prices Of last evening with
lowing arc the authorized quotations MiddinG Uplands
7sd Mddlmg Orleans, 7sd. Corn ~ y quarter for
and ISL for No Milwaukee Red. Barley 54P 60 N for
American Oats, al 45 70 for American Peas. ls6 y
Cured On i Extra Prime Mes PORK ;6 = 200 n
for prime Eastern Mess. Lard. ~ y Cwt for fine
fine Bacon a y cwt. for Cumberland Cut. No. II
Dutch STANDARD Sugar. 90 G. Resin 40 cwt for Com
cwt for American. Spirits Turpentine. H3 = cwt. Pc
troieum, q o gallon for sprits, and 10 for Refined.
Glover seed, 99 for No. American Red.
Accommodation buOyant sales to-day, l9000 bales;
MIddiing Uplands 7sd Middling Orleans 7sd
No. Milwaukee Red Wheat advanced 10 10 2; White
California 10 IS y, and Corn 10 ~ for Mixed western
Peas declined TO IS. Oats and Barley UNCHANGED:
Lard advanced 6O and Bacon "a ~ Pork, Beef and
Cheese without alteration. No changes have occurred
In the produce market since Noon.
Evenng.-The Cotton market closed 1T an advance OF
th Of penny; the following are the authorized quota
lions: Snddng Upands, I'D, Midding Orleans, sd
The sales OF the day foot ny 2000 bales. The adNces
from Manchester favorable. The market Tor goods
and yarns Is improving. Breadstuns Provisions, and
Produce markets unchanged.
LONDoN Dec. G-NOOn.-Whae OIL s59 y 2j9 gallons.
Sperm OIL Rll2 y tun. Linseod on R3s r tun. Linseed
Cakes, Ril for Thin OblOng.
AftcnoonThe prices Of all articles M our markets re-
main as announced In Our noon dispatch
ANTWERP. Dec G-AfternOoD.- Petroleum, ~ francs
for Standard White.
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liREECE.
MOVEMENTS or TnE KING-PBUS>iAN NND Ru'
SIAN SYMPATHY WITH CRETE.

MOVEMENTS OF TnE KING-PBU s>lAN NND RUS
SIAN Sympathy WITH CRETE
WASHINGTON. Dee 6.-According to the latest
intelligence which has been received here interview
had lately taken place a Vienna between King George OF
Greece and Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria the latter
having specially teegraphed TO ST. Petersburg to that
eff et King George and Queen Olga were received with
great honors at the Austrian Capital, and the Austrian
Grand Gordon OF the Crown conferred by the En-
peror upon Prince Ipsilan the Grecan Embssador az
Vienna and Berlin. The Prince subsequently escorted
the King and Queen OF Greece to Venice where an inter
view took place with the KING Of Italy who came there
10 meet them King George expressed with nneh feeng
his thanks TO Victor Emmanuel for the sympathy OF the
Italian people In behalf OF the Creans ana Tor generously
placing Italian men.OWar at the disposal ot Creten fsm
lies I'm their exodus to Greece proper Pfussian, Russian
and French frigates have also lately been III Cretan
waters for the same purpose Much admiration has been
expressed by the Courts Berlin and ST. Petersburg and
I'm Prussia and Russia generally, at the heroic determine
ton OF the Crcan people not 10 lay down their arms until
they have conquered their independence.
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cept where the law provides for its payment in coin shall
DC redeemed i'm lawful money Of the United States, and
the faith of the United States stands pledged accordingly
Mr. HENDRICKS hoped both propositions would 20 10 u,
the Indebtedness incurred before the creation Of the
United states currency.
On motion Of Mr. SHERMAN they were 20 referred.
TIE INTERNATIONAL MONErARG CONFERENCE.
Mr. SHERMAN introduced resolution. which was
adopted ane the Secretary OF State for copies OF
the correspondence between the United states ana tue
French Government in regard 20 the natona None
tary Conference held at Paris in June and july last
also copies Of instructions TO, or reports fOm delegates
from this country thereto.
The Senate provided FOR an adjournment until Mondal'
and then. after short Executive Session, adjourned.
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TIE CANALS
NAyIGATIoN PROBABLY CLostr.

SCHENECTADY, Dec. 6.-The ice has ocen
rapidly accommodating since last evening, and II has Deeo
showing most Of the day. The weather has moderated
considerably o'clock this syen Gn s aS ii r ran
~ IN ce breaker started West this morning to meet
st Of boats miles distant but afet VS. ICE S S
ps hv The heavy ice At Lock No. 81 east OF ths place
boats have been passed slowly Maeh S neerS mn mo ss
nat eIIed 10 the required hight the large crowd OF Dos
and quantities OF leo preventing free passage % Ns
mi causuQ Il TO dam mp In the OF the crowd raw
stion h very doubtful unless the weather Nooerses
very much. n~,..,.ns ara oniet The weigh.
Ioit IA deserted Ii is now raining Eghtp, f"' '' zee
fTfiAne unbI OXEN q
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CANAD5.
PROCEEDINGS OF rARLAMi>r.

pKOCEEDINGo OF TAI'IIA"'NI'
OTTAWA, C.. W., Dec 6.-1he debate on the
Northwest Territory question was continued In tbs
House OF Commons night 10 is understood that inc
neasnre will be passed notice OF inquiry "1
given IA 10 whether the Government intend 70 make any
augmentation during the present session for INC
nept ~ the haTbors the east coast OF Lake huron
ne senate the Marine and Fisheries bill "as read 'D'a
time, and passed.
. CANADIAN TOWN NEARLY DESTROYED.
ToRoNro. Dec Ga destructive fire occurred
a seoforth this morning by which Jorge portions" ih'
town was destroyed.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE SALE or ST. THOMAS.
LoNDON Dec 6.-1h6 London Times has an editorial
this morning the subject of the sale of the Island
of St Thomas TO the United states. Ii is pleased
with the transfer, and hopes that the sanitary
measures of the Americans will extinguish the causes
of the contagious fevers which are 30 prevalent IN
that Island.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED fENiAN.
William Hogan was arrested in Birmingham yes
terday afternoon for completely in the recent Fenian
operations. The police had been OH his track Tor
considerable time, though he succeeded IN GLIDING
them. 1t is alleged that Hogan was the person who
furnished the arms to the mob which rescued the
Fenian prisoners Kelly aud DcaSy, from the police
authorities at Manchester.
THE TIMES On TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The Times in an editorial the correspondence in
the Alabama controversy says Lord Stanley is right
in refusing 10 permit the foreign policy of England
to be reviewed by any foreign Power whatever. On
all other points England will gladly meet the United
states half way, as she is thoroughly tired Of the
discussion.
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EUROPE.
ITALY.

OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARIIAMENT-NfNA-
BRFA's SPEECH ON rllE TEMPORAL POWER
n UuBrSE
FLORENCE. Dee 6.-The session Of the Italian Far
lament was opened yesterday. Prime Minister
MonabTea, in speech on the occasion, justified the
action of the Go26fnment IN aresting Garbaldi, and
suppressipg bis illegal attempt at invason but de-
cared that it was as Inconsistent for the temporal
power to exist at Rome as it would be for foreign
Power to hold possession of the City of Paris.
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THE WEST INDIES.
ST. THOMAS.

ONLY THIRTY LIVES LOST IN THE EAR1QUhhEs.
HAVANA, Dec. 6.-By an arrival nc Santiago
de Cuba night later intelligence has been received ~
81 Thomas The steamer CaciQue was expected there
Only 80 lives lost by the earthquake The resl-
Heeker il reported totally lost Her engineer was
drowned. At Little Saba sulphurOus ernpto.s broke
out during the earthquake, but ceased aief~ard.
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FRANCE.

ROUuER ON THE ROMAN QUESTION.
PARIS, Dec Gin the Corps Legislatii yesterday,
Minister Rouher made an able speech IN defense OF
the policy Of the EmDer0r's Government on the
Roman question. lie admitted that the unity OF
Italy desirable. but in accomplishing it, Italy
should never 90 10 the extreme of taking possession
of Rome by force At the cOnclusan of the debate
NJ fayres motion for Interpolation of the Govern
ent i regard to Italian affairs was rejected by tue
Chamber,
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HONDURAS
SCHEME TO PROMOTE INmGrA1ION.

HAVANA, Dec. Ga company Is being i"nn
in Honduras 10 promote immigration from ui' Caua'
Isands II proposes to establish three large colonies ~
sarraguera olarchO, and Oanchito al Of th'n salu
brious locations The company is % have capital OF
ten millions II proposes 10 construct railroad noh
rnXilIo IN (omayagua: 20 work the mines, 60 canaZe
the river Aguan, and unite II with Lake OuymOtcto Tue
eoloniss will cultivate grains, olives, grapes Sc rsr
sheen and propagate the silk The Government
and planters support the plan the practical operation :"
which will commence in March next
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=, suIp Iosr rHRoUGn MUrINY

O,rprc Canada. Dec. G.--The loss Of the ship
e, scitos nueh c0mment. on the tBitd day out, het
crew mntinied ma refused 10 work IL u sad TIE fhp
received foul play at their hands
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED rENfAY.
MARINE INTELLIGENCF.

QUEENSTOWN, Dee. G-Aftemoon-rhe bark G; };
Baker Capt Cook which left GOtenburg on the 3tD OF
November Boston has put into Cork cargosihited,
having experienced heavy weather.
IIVFRPoOI, Dee. 6-Evenng.-T ship Thornton, Capt.
Uatten which sailed from New-YJrk on the Cd Of De
cember for this port ashore In the Mersey aud her
position is such, that Il il feared che VIII prove total
ryra.lr
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JAMAICA.
AN EARTHQUAKE.

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-Advices from Kingston,
Jamaica 10 the 18th u report that there bad been great
earthquake there but particulars ha'" heen received
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CUBA.


HAVANA, Dec. 5-Evening.-Jhe Goveurrni
has authorized the Spanish Bank a. Havana Ia ",ase
It's capital and 20 establish branches al hala ~f WI"
Clara and Puerto Principe.
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TIT rrrrI.ANn rANAI.

OswFGo. n. Y, Dec Ga portion 81 ne
weIamd Canal nect arrived yesterday ATE r'' Oh" 'S
morning.
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AttOrnty Tot Il enf
de 26-4tawts tlntelliRencer.]
III UsT.E Els SAL L =,

: :
By virtue OF q decree of the Circuit Cour. for
PRICE George 20 County. sitting ss q Court Of
Equity passed ia the cause Of James B. Dodson
snS s'n non s9s ..s
pose to public sale at The late residence OF the
sasd Garter, on 7 EsDAY. the lstn day Of jan
uary next, at II o'clock tH fair IL not, on the
mex fair day thes all that tract PARCEL OF
lsHd known a. Mel Bose, Of which he died seized
and possessed, containing about ls9 acres. =
Also. q part or parcel q land adjoiniag thereto,
containing about u acres. - - =
Also, the undivided third Of q tract OF parcel Of
lapd. containing shout 2e5 aires.
Mel Bose 10 most elfgtbly situated, being distant
from the ytllsge OF BfAdensburg sbeut two miles,
and frsm Hyatryilie etstioh, 90 the Baltimore
miles. and sdioins the lsnds o. Aessrs r. W.
Browning and b. o. Lowndes. The coil 10 OF . ACE
texture. aanirAbly ADAPTED to market purposes;
and there 10 yosng and thsivtng Peach Orchard
upon the premises, Of choice fruit. -. : =
The imVroysments consist Of . nrst ass Frame
Dwelling ~ ssesllsns rslair. With large lam Il
berry and trees Of vsrions kinds; and there 10 .
comme1ious Barn uDon the premises. erected ct .
considerable e1pense. with every necessafy build.
ing. Those in puFSuit Of . besuSifnI. healthy and
most desirable couptry seat are. strenGly recon.
msudsd to :stspS The s.is, e Y Z. ssadcm the:
o
judicious culture coaiS Sc made most Valuable, Il
being kind and very productive: ~
Terms Of ssls: One third cash; residue In one
and two vsafS. with interest End approved seouri-
%Sas e
ser or purchasers. stanDs and convey aucing st
de 56.sotd n. q, eTEPHRH. Trustee.
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ID y Is l. &c 3 A l. Z =.

BY virtue of authority, We will exp,se at public
sale on the premises, near the residence Of b. NJ.
DarnaIl: on THURSDAY. the j. th day Of January
equally divided, and coptiRaOas to each other ,
containing ris acres. This property is situated
inston city 10 accessible By the Hnases Brides:
contains an equal quantity Of axsble meadow and
wood; is Of most excellent quality; highly preduc.
has valuable mill seat and nne building sites
Taem u ~ vi % S0id sSRsr >.
months: with interest and approved security :
Title indisputable.
no STEVENS,
'-- WM T. HILL,
Attorneys for r. n. Oarnall.
N. O SrEPHBNS,
Attorney for Henry W. Darnall.
de B.ltANts IlntelliReneerl
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

puBLIo sALH or EAaIHEEIIsa Prop.
sifsaSFis q 10 gss < sssa9fss M
1897 l, ths following hsdiSf1ss fsaRikFI,
. Anehors. weighing from ITO 70 100 psunds
1851 pounds wire Gable - .tstsstsIo, las1;
One Hstsllie Life Boat - - H. 49,
1sIss sssh. IN 5s,ssS SAC: fssSs gi4,.iI {,
de n.tds JoHl St0E6I. SssssfSsssssssss q
SALs A 9K 6s bAsSt 1T yE SSIEHE11ol
{: ss; S;s p .:s. s9;s., ,::s
4: = Z:
Be-! .:,s IS; .:ss. s
Al% sn Gsss::s and sis R:.s: Ss
ne articles viii ,. seid in lets to seit pur-
Terms: one hsK cash in eoysrn.nsnt funds to
ln. sat,S K:
', re- sssso, it7h o 81 AZ Il S s.s..a.
san OF sS PIP PIP, APP : e ~ HFsIHTyI9IALIoAG.
S@..s So Ssssss ssss sIBs ss.s.,
On the 10th day Of JsSusrS q Ss 1See ,h,.
viii be sold q public auctfeh, In the Norfolk navy
ySrd to ne hiShest bidder, lot Of old and nm
neous Articles Of Naval Ordnsuce = , :. =
Ire cannon, Shot. end Shell VIII % sold ~ the
Isnesns Articles Of Ordnance in lots to suit pur.
Terms; One h.n cash, in ao.srnn.n. funds. to
Dc deposited on the conclusion OF the sale and the
remaipder within ten days Afterwards, during
yard, other wise they revert TO the Government.
81. A. WISE,
ae ~. eoto ---.-..--. -. Chief Of Bureau.