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LAWS of VERMONT.
An Act in amendment Of section one Q
Passed at the Annual Session, 1861.
rCoNcLUDEp.

An Act in amendment of section one of
chapter eighty,three Of the General
Statutes, relating to the grand list. -.
II is hsre6y enacted, SC. !, ,.J. rs.
). Sec, /, Section ons Of chapter eighty.
three Of the General Statutes, is hereby
amended go as to read as follows; .r NJ
All polls Of the male inhabitants Of
this State over the age Of twenty one
years, and under tbe age Of seventy years,
shall be set in the list at two dollars
each (; provided, nevertheless, the listers
in tho several towns may, in their discrc-
tlon, omit the polls Of such persons as are
extremely poor, and of any other persons
from whom, by reason Of absence or other
cause, a tax is not likely to be collected,
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect on the
first day Of. March. eighteen handred and
sixty eight. ,, .tas.,
Approved Nov. 8, 1867.
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See. O. The Auditor Of Accounts i
authorized to perform any duties nov
prescribed BY law to he done by the banl
commissioner. .a.w -
Sec. 2. IT, This act shall take effect from
lss nssp passage III gsiaaga bss barcie
Approved Oct. &c, 1867.
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An Act in explanation Of an act entitled
,"An act to provide for the introduction
and preservation Of fish in the State of
Vermont" approved Noyember 10,
1866.
Il Is hereby enacted, Sc.y
Sec. /. No person shall be permitted
to kill or destroy any trout or longe in
any waters in this State, in any manner
(exccp. With hook and Inc in the ordina.
ry way, with bait or fly, from the first
day OF May to the hrst day of September
in each Year,; provided, any person may
take trout aud longe for spawning pur-
poses. aud from private ponds, as is pre-
V!ded in the fourth section of the act to
which this is in explanation ofand in ad-
dition to, and in no other way, and for
no other purpose. s.. sid.
See. Q Any person violating the pro-
visions of this act, shall be liable to the
same fne aud penalties, to be recovered
10 tbe same manner as is provided in
chapter one hundred and three, section
nine, of the General Statutes
Approved Nov 81, 1867.
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An Act to encourage the breeding of fish.
II 70 bereL,, e,,octod S,c
Approved Nov 81, 1867.

An Act to encourage the breeding of fish.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec |. Every person who shall in
any manner take, or carry away any front
or other fsh from any stream, pond, or
reservoir belonging TO any other person
or corporation, which stream, pond or
reservoir has been stocked with fish by
hatehing tie eggs or spawn, or By plae-
Ing fish therein. without the consent of
the owner Of the land covered BY and ad-
joiuiug such stream, pond, or reservoir.
or without the consent Of the agent of the
Of the corporation, il such land belong to
corporation, shall be ppnished by fpc
of not less than one nor more than five
dollars, ior every fish 50 taken and car
ried away, and shall also be liable to the
owner of such stream, pond or reservoir
in civil suit for the full value Of all
fish SO taken or carried away provided,
the owner Of laud on stream shall not
have the bcue6t Of this act unless he owps
the head of the stream as far up as ish
are caught. r e,ests
Scc.2. This act shall take eject from
lis passage. r ..f.. t... ,s,,. h
Approved Nov, 2l, 1867. 10 sa,ra5
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Are You bHnsu,res. 4

DERs0NS wishing TO have property insured
by the w., Mutual Fire Insurance Cpo may
At all times have surveys and applications,
promptly mafc and forwarded by me without
sharge for travel. H RS. PAGE.
Hyde Park, Jan rs, 1857. n
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An Act defining the tights Of executors
and administrators Of deceased partners

An Act defining the tights Of executors
and administrators Of deceased partners
over partnership property. f..,,.
II is he,cby enacted, &c
Sec. |. The executor or administrator Of
a deceased partner, at all times, shall
have the right to have access to and to
make examination, and to take copies of
all book and papers relating to the part
nersbip business and at all times. shall
bave the right to examine and make in,
voices Of all property belonging to such
partnership; and it is here made the duty
Of the surviving partner or partners, on
request, to exhibit to such executor or
administrator all such books, papers and
property in his OF their hands or control.
|, Sec 2. The probate court, having in
charge the settlement of the estate Of such
deceased partner. on due. application
therefor, in writing by such executor OF
admiBislrator, shah have the power to
cite sncb surviving partner or partners
before said court. and BY any proper or
der or decree, compel the granting Of the
rights given 10 section one Of this act,
and said court may enforce any such or
der Or decree BY commitment to jail,
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage. y. hasss bsgaa
Approved Nov, "A, 1867 ~ .aaa saa
4t. + - n - sqa.N elieooiiel
An Act in addition to section one hun
dred and ten, ofchapter twenty Of the
General Statutes entitled Common
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An Act in addition to chapter twenty four
of the General Statutes ensitled st'0f
laying out aud disseminating highways
/, and bridges" eer5 :BpH satgo zailG b
III hereby enacted, Sc, slilq ~I az
& Sec. l., Whenever, in the opinion Of
the selectmen of any town, any public
highway in such town is liable to be Oh
structed by suow,drilts, and tao fences
adjoining such highway are s., construct
ed that, they may be conveniently laid
'lowa, such selectmen may cause any por-
tions of Such fences to he laid down, to
remain during tho thcn coming winter.
under the same provision for notice, hear
ing and damages as are provided in SEC
tion nine Of chapter twenty four Of the
General Statutes.C
Sgciy2.l This act shall take effect frem
its passage. h'i'i"s.'''
Approved Nov. 20, 1867. gf.-
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HYDE PARN, VII. Z
nR. DAVID RANDALL, wopld respectfully
IL inform his old friends aOd patrons, and the
pubc generally. that he has leased for q term
Of Years this we'll known house, and purchased
the furniture. he intends to have no part Of
the publlc suffer by the change. While he so
licts portion of that patronage which has
heretofore driven by the American House, on
sccount o. the price Of fare, feeling confident
thSt he win he able to please all who are willing
to pay for what they have. b. Hy.. .5.h..
Hydepark, Oct. 23, 1851.
ar MON house, Hyde Park, Vt. House
| renovated from top to bottom. New tumi-
turc and Carpets. The proprietor having recent
" purchased, and redtted ;his house, standing
on the South East corner of Main st. iniormes
the public that he is prepared to furnish Who'll
some entertainment Tor man and beast for a rea-
ssnsble compensation.
Sitf. #es 1 ABEL SMALLEY.
Hyde Park July loth, 1857, -.s
EDEN POND HOUSE, Eden Mills. vt. l.. I.
IL MARTIN, Proprietor. (Lately Eden House
By %. randall. -fsa..-e ta.9
II ATERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, Vt, n. I.
" Keller proprietor, New house and new
furniture. f . rf tss .a II
YRASB jRGH HOUSE. lrasburgh, VT, by l..
] + Edgerton. Stages leave this house daily for all
railway stations. Horses and carriages to let. 36
EIUBBELL'S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justus
IL Hubbell, proprietor, Oh the stage road TO
lrtsburg''. Conveyance to any part OF the coun-
ty On short notice. ..i -t "a Tti
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-25

An Act in addition to section one hun;
dred and ten, Ofchapter twenty Of the
General Statutes entitled "Conmon
schools and school lava
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-25

An Act in amendment Of section eight of
X chapter fifty-tbree of the General Sta
" tutes, relating TO. the settlement Of es-
VI tates raaA4ag5q giela sd III bagisgsi
ta lis hereby enacted $c.iaiM ;sdi ssss
Sec. 4. section eight Of chapter fifty
three Of the assEcral .staiutesg Is hereby
amended so as TO read as follows: .tdpl
On application of % creditor who has
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Sec. 3. Any sheriff Or constable ,in.I
the State may serve the said warrant and
commit said b0ysto che jail oiithe county
from which said boy was sent, and said,
boy shall be'gheld in said jailstol answer
tho charge against him as though be bad
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-25

An Act in amendment Of sections forty
Eve and sixty-one Of chapter eighty
nine Of the General Statutes, entitled
.'Of banks" stds,4 ,sgit sdt sbsi,
n is hereby enacted &c, s6si sasiioaa.
!, sec,,l. That 50 much Of sqctiOps fOrl
ty Eve and sixty one ofs chapter eighty
nine Of the General, Statutes, as relates TO
the election and salary Of bank commits
sioner Is hereby repealed,
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licensed Auetioneers.

WM.s PITCHER. Albany, VI. Proprietor OF
W Albany sale stable, will take Hores or Colts
20 break, train fof speed &c. Having had con-
siderable expe ience in the business. he believes
he can give satisfaction. sql4 49-yl y
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SEC / It,shsll be the duty of the dis.
trict clerk to certify to the teacher. that
tbs register 80 oretuTned is Glled out and
certified to. by said teacher, required by
law; and sai id teacher shall rot be enti.
tied to his wages except or presentation
of said certificate to the oprudei tial com,
mittee of said district. arqsaib il7agss
.Apneoyed Ney,f1gc1S6y. ter IL -as
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An Act to amend an act, entitled oar
asoact ptOvidiug.for o check list Of voters
. ,ahn,opado Maven her.1o 1896 iss rt -
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An Act in addition to IAN act for the
regulation and gotefnment ofitbe YER
mont Reform School, approved Ne
vember 10, 1856" o''5 '1' II" Il
H8 kefeby caqcted, &c. '-
Sec I. Whenever any justice Of Dths.
peace shall-b bind over for trial 10 the
county court any minor within the age
Of sixteen years, such justice in his dis-
creticn may order such minor. for the
sant Of suflicicht sureties, to be confined
ia the Vermont Rsform School at Water.
bury, instead Of The couttyjiil. ca
Sec. When any boy shall be commit.
tel to said School by virtue Of this act,
and said boy shall not submit to Che
rules au,l'requi.ehedts ef said School, Or
his presdhce in said School shall be pre-
| Judicial thereto, by and with the advice
of the trustees, tie superintendent shall
endorse updno copy Of the warrant left
with the superintendent when said boy
was committed, an order 10 commit sald
fboy to the common Jail Of the county
from which said boy was sent to said
School. And said order shall be as near
as practicable, 10 the form following:
/ ! 81 V 81 r
oiA hSof - EnhioN '-.N.' u appy So,
INAsnISdroN COUNTY IS III orc or constable ~. e
IN this state. a gree: eree'ing,
| BY the authority Of the State Of Yer
mont ,pts yon ya are Al hereby commanded to take
| the body Of tho within named 80.
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INV N-N~91S''"t5 w III IIEIIo' : -
Sec, 8, Justices ofthe peace shall hsva
jurisdiction Of offences under this aos
No justice or juror shall act III the trial
Of any prosecution relatingt to the town in
which he resides.
Approved Nov. 2l, 1867,
The national Republican., 1867-02-09
The Courts.
SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FRIDAr, February 5, 1867.

SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FRIDAr, February 5, 1857.
On motion Of Mr.. Ashton, William d. Henner,
esq, of New York city, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this court.
On motion of Mr.. Corwine, Charles W. Moulton,
ESQ.,, Of Ohio was admitted IN attorney and coun'
sellor Of this court
No. $40. Robert B. Jones, appellant, VS.. AIDE.
laide Marquise dc Ia Vallette and husband. The
motion TO dismiss this for the want OF Juris
diction was argued by Mr.. Janin in support of the
motion, and by Mr.. Durant in opposition thereto.
No. 42T. William Ross Charles Lintof and Thos
II. Hall, plaintiffs in error, vs. Oscar O. Steele
In error to the Supreme Court Of the State of Ne
yada On motion Of Mr.. Stewart, this writ Of error
was docketed and dismissed with costs.
No. l3l. Michael Thompson, plaintiff in error,
vs. Thomas 7. Bowie. This cause was argued by
Mr.. Merrick and Mr.. BrHt, Of counsel for the
plaintiff in error, and by MI. Phillips and Mr.. Cox
for the defendant in error
road Company VS.. Calvin Burr. This cause was
submitted to the court on printed argument by
Mr. Smith, of counsel, with No. 2Oi heretofore
submitted.
No. 1884. James Barton, plaintiff in error, vs.
Robert Forsyth. The argument OF this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Balance, Of counsel for the
plaintiff in error
Adjourned to Wednesday next, at IL o'clock
The Rio Grande Prise CaSss-Newtrahty efhe
Waters Where Capture Is Made-NentrdL OTner'
ship Destitlation- United States u.s. Tie DGShing
Wave and Cargo-The pashing Wave was cap
tured on her outward voyage from Liverpool tc
Matamoras. She was owned by p. II. Drew 4 Co..
Of the former place. and laden with an assorted
cargo Of great value, consisting of quininc, rope II
coils card clothing, and tacks for cotton manuiae
turing and bar.iron and steel. She also had OF
board aconsignment oftwelve thousand pounds ster
ling, in ccin belonging, alleged, to one Lizard
a London merchant. The capture occurred in No
vember, 1868, while the vessel was lying of th
Rio Grande and, being taken to the port OF New
Orleans was libelled and subsequently restored b!
decree Of the court.
The cause Of capture appears to have been a
follows Dean, one Of the owners, stated in hi
evidence that he understood, from his captain, tina
they were captured because they had four cases O
quiniue on board and Lieut.. Henry, commando
Of the OwascS, the capturing vessel in his letter
the district judge, remarked that he seEed her b'
cause among the cargo there were blankets
boots and shoes, and quantity of medicine
number of cases which contained quinine An ei
animation Of tho manifest and of the cargo shove
there were no boots and shoes on board howeye
and that, out of ,420 packages of which the cars
was made up, there were only five bales Of blanket
and but q single consignment Of medicines Ws
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

To THE LADIEs.-The hoopskrt manufac-
tory Of Douglas and Bro, sos Ninth street, be.
tween and Z, should receive the consideration Of
the ladies. They are the manufactors Of every va
riety Of hoop.skirts ard corsets. Glance at theiI
advertisement, and make your purchases.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

PAPRR-HASGNG AND UPHoLsTERING.-Geo
Wilmer, No. 454 Ninth street, between and Il,
imports and deals in French and American Paper
hapgngs and Upholstery goods Of the neAtest styles
and on the shortest notice. See his advertisement
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

COMMUNICATION WITH RICHMOND. - The
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company have
chartered steamers to convey passengers and bag.
gage to and from Alexandria until the railroad
bridge aeross tho riYer has been repaired.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

We learn that Rev. George Trask, Of
Massachusetts,, the anti-tObacco apostle is in the
city, laboring in his customary vocation against
the popular weed, and will speak in some Of our
churches and Sabbath schools next Sabbath.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

No DOGS ALLOWED IN MARKET.-0flicer
Cation yesterday arrested q colored man by the
name Of Patrick Talbert for having bis dog in
the market house He was taken before Justice
Thompson, who fined him 81 for the offence.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

CRIME IN WAsHNGToN.-Forty-eight ar
rests were made by the police for the twenty. -four
hours ending yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. The
6nes imposed during the same time amounted to
Sll4O2
The national Republican., 1867-02-09
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
YESSKL.
DEPor QUARrERNAsrER's OFFICE, !
RAIrIhnnn MI Ian ~ l lGAl

DEPoT QUARrERNAsrER's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 30, 1887. !
Will be sold at public auction at the port Of BAlti
more (Henderson's wharf, East Baltimore on THURS
DAY, l2 m, Feb 2s, 1857, the
SUPERB sIDE-WHBEL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN,
OF 779 tons length 225 feet breadth OF beam 81 feet
depth Of hold, IS feet cylinder so inches and II feet
stroke.
rare opportunity Is Afforded, in the sale OF this
steamer to persons desiring to purchase really first
class vessel.
She Is Of light draft the engine and boiler are In
most excellent condition, and the hull perfectly sound
and strong.
It is believed that for sire and build the CosMo-
POLITAN surpasses any vessel hitherto offered by the
Government for sale at this port
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day Of sAle.
Further particulars may be learned upon application
to the undersigned or to the Auctioneers, MeSsrs.
ADREON, THOMAS CO, Nc. Is South Charles street.
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General:
A. s. RlMBALL,
Captain and A. O. NJ, U. s. A.,
fel.td Depot QuLrtermaster
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

A FIGHTING CoACHNAN.-A negro coach
man by the name Of George Jones was arrested for
assault and battery on Mr.. @. Kemble, by Officer
Greer, yesterday. On being arrested, the prisoner
resisted the officer violently, but finally obliged
TO cast anchor at the Central house, where
Justice Ha1ard hold him to bail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF KEEPING A
DIsREPurABLE HousB.-On complaint of Ellen
Long Cornelius Sullivan was arrested by Officer
Brosnan last night, and committed for q hearing
before Justice Walter this morning,
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

The SPIRITUAL PHILosoPHY will be dis
cussed by that highly gifted and eloquent speaker,
Mrs NJ S. Townsend, Of Vermont, on tomorrow
morning and evening at Union League Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

BREvEr Col. JoHN MOORE, Surgeon United
States volunteers, has been relieved from
duty at Fort Wadsworth, New York harbor,
temporarily during the absence Of Brevet
Brig Gen. ]. b. Brown, Surgeon and presi'
dent of the Army Medical Examining Board
now In session at New York city.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09
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n VERN ENT SALE.

n y V + II n nj Il n Il s A l. E.
"
The property known a. the GOVERNMENT TAN.
merry AND STEAM SAW MILL, " with seventy. .aye
acres Of land, near San ALtonio, Texas.
Scaled proposals. duplicate will be received mp to
the let day Of March 1857 for the purchase Of 10 acres
OF land, lmore or less) together with the buildings
erected thereon and the aPpurtenanees GPportaning
that lB to say:
ONE TAnNRRY,
Containing Twelve Stone Lime Vats;
FlFTY-Two WOODEN WATTS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS
and capable Of tanning 1900 hides per annum.
oNB STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving =, 900
feOt OF lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property Is situated about two miles above
San Antonio the San Antonio river and the water Is
conducted to the establishment BY Of hewn stone
laid In cement.
The land was purchased and improvements made by
the late sO.cAed Confederate msnt and are
timAtsd to have cost tl5O, 900 in gold.
The property has been under lease for the year 1885,
at monthly rent Of $500 payable In advance. Sc
cured title In fee simple will be given by the United
States Government
Proposals will be marked proposals. for Governm IN
Taunsry and Saw Mill, - and addressed to
| J. D. KIDDoo,
Brew Maj Gen. Asst. Com. Bureau R., F. and A. L.,
| jal7.td Galveston, Texas.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

CoURr IN EQUITY-Judge Olin.-Andrew
Stallings VS.. BENZ. Suit ct al. Decree appointing
Frederick W. Jones trustee to sell real estate.
In Re, James G. Ellis, de lunatieO inqWiremdO
order-Rule on Thomas Lewis to answer for con-
tempt of court.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

HARDwARE.-J. p. Bartholow, No. 55e
Seventh street. Washington, and No. 2j King street
Alexandria, Is the general depot for farmers and
gardeners implements, seeds, fertilizers 30, TO-
gether with everything in the hardware line. HI
Is also agent for the celebrated Fairbanks scalel
and Herrings safes See advertisement.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

CoSscIEKcE MoNEY.-The United States
Treasurer yesterday received six dollars from
a person signing the initials M. G. F., which
il said TO belong to the Government.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

Mr.. JoHS T. BURcH, our energetic young
FRIEND corner Ninth and streets, has on sale the
most elegant assortment Of Valentines ever pre-.
sented in this city from the one cent comic to the
$2e sentimental All lovers Of innocent amuse.
ment would do we'll to call at friend Burch's Book.
store, corner Ninth and D streets The No. Is 500.
Don't forget,
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

The GENERAL LAND OFFIcE-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office has just
received returns from the local Office at Tai
lahassee Florida, showing that during the
month of January last, $50 farms under the
homestead law have been added to the pro-
ductive force of that State amounting in the
aggregate TO 81 ,287 acres.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09
w A N II E ID.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Cartter.-The case
Of Alden VS.. Magruder was resumed.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09

The UNITED STATES STEAMER PENoBscor.-
The Navy Department has received dis
patches from Lieutenant Commander Flem-
ing, commanding the United States steamer
Penobscot, under date Of January "a, an
nouncing her arrival at st. Thomas, West
Indies, on the 18th instant. She reports
having experienced very heavy weather.
The health of the inhabitants Of st. Thomas
has greatly improved, the epidemic diseases
having almost entirely disappeared.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

In virtue Of two writs Of FIerf Fdcids Issued from
the Clerks oee Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and to directed will sell at public sale
for cash. the front Of the Court House door Of said
county, TUESDAY the 28th day Of February 1851 at
l2 clock, all OF George SeitI's right title, claim
and interest In and to all that part Of lot No !, In
square No. 343, contained in the following metes aud
bounds Beginning for the at the southeast
Of said lot, and running thence westwardly by and
with the line Of New York avenue 20 feet 10 inches
thence northwardly with line at right angles with
said avenue u feet inches thence east 6S feet Inches
to the line OF Tenth street west thence by and with the
said line Of Tenth street 50 feet inches to the place Of
beginning together with all and singular the Improve
ments thereon. in the city Of Washington, D. O..
Seized and levied upon the property Of George SeI
and will be sold to safety execution No 1915 Supreme
Court, D. c. Presley W, Dorsey VS. George SetI, and
No. 2IO9, Supreme Court D. c., J. u. Dodson John
p seitI, George seitE and Samuel BsutIneger.
D. g. G0oDING,
fsb4.dt U. s. Marshal, D. c.
The national Republican., 1867-02-09
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS,

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
CHEF QUARTERhAsTBR' q OPHICB, }
DRPoT OF WAsHIEGTOE,
WAAHIN0roH, d. O., Jan. 81, 1857
By order Of the QuATeTmAster General the Lumber
used the construction Of the fRr Building OF
Seventh street and PsnnsylVAniA avenue will be sold
at auction, on SATURDAY, February 0, at l2 o'clock,
noon under the supervision Of BreVet Lieutenant Col
onel James NJ Moore, AQM, at the Government Lumber
Yard the foot Of Sixth street. consiAng Of about
42, SS9 feet timber, jOist and scantlng, tnew)
So, 66l feet timber and boards, (Od.
90 window frames, 50 sash, and 10 doors.
Schedules containing full descriptions Of this lumber
may be had by application to Colonel Moore previous
| TO day Of sde.
Purchases must be removed within ten days from
days from day Of sale.
| FERNS: Cash, In Government funds.
BTeVei Brig Gen. CHAs II. TOhPklNSI
| Deputy QuartermAsteI General,
! fsl.oI Acting Chief O. NJ, Depot Of Washington,