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$4,000


The above sum of Fifteen Thousand
Dollars, for the purposes enumerated, will
supply all the needs Of the school for
years to come, and no further appropria :
ton will be needed. except for the sala
ries Of teachers; and this also may cease
so soon as the Normal School lands a-e
sold. and the proceeds properly invested.
which will be done perhaps within the
present year-Or as rapidly as the Agent.
Hon. H. D. Preston, of BIrling ANA, can
classify them.
Under the energetic and most excellent
management of those unexcslled discip-
Librarians and scholarly educators, Prof
fessors Kellogg and Norton, your Com.
mittee are pleased to report the school in
a most hourishing condition. Pupils
from different parts of the State, to the
number of eighty-two, are now in at
tendance; and, from the applications al.
ready made, this number will be largely
increased before the middle of the present
term.
Necessity requiring it, your committee
appointed Miss A. G. Homer, (now Mrs,
KelIogg,) ofthe West6eld, Mass, Normal
School, as an assistant teacher. YOU
committee feel assured. that, as in former
cases. the event will justify their action
an assurance based upon her thorough
qualifications aud large experience as 1
teacher in such institutions of learning
a complete statement of receipts and
expenditures for the past year, is hereto
appended. b
All which is respectfully submitted for
the approval of the Board.
C. V. ESKRIDGE,
G. C. MORSE.
JAMES ROGERS.
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The White Cloud Grief will commence
the publication of series ofbiographical
sketches Of the Legislature as soon &c if
assemblies, provided the material be fSr
ished By the members themselves. OF
cour Sc the modest ones will do it, Sol.
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The President sent the Senate his mess
age vetoing the District of Columbia suf-
irage bill! on the 7th. This, of course, sur
Prised no one. He regrets having to dis
agree with Congress, aud proceeds TO
discuss relations existing between co-oF-
dinate branches of tue Government and
the powers of each. The message shows
that The bill confers upon the negro
greater privileges in the District than are
accorded 10 him in any States North or
South. Poor Mr.. JoHusoo. He puts us
in mind of fytrying to stop the wheel
of progress" by lighting on it.
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We may mention. as crum Of COM
fort for the Democrats. that their ticket
was successful at the city election in Cow
ington, Kentucky. on the 9Th. On the
came day the UniOnists carried Msysville,
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A young man named Wan. Taylor was
found frozen to death between Fort Riley
ana Ogden. He vas a carpenter, and
had been working in this place until With
10 the past tive weeks. when he began
spreeing. He was a splendid workman,
but addicted periodically to drinking.
He sold some tools in Ogden. the pro-
ceedS of which be Was after when bis
death happened. His femsins were bur
led al OgdeB. Junction City Union.
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AUDITOR OF STATE's OFFICE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Dec. 18th, I $780,

!
WHEREAs. The CONNECTICUT MUTU-
ted at Hartford, in the State of Connectieut,
has filed in this office a sworn statement Of
its condition, as required by the first section
of the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State OF KansaS
passed February 20th, 1853 and amendment
therto, approved February 29.h' ISb4' aug,
WHErERs, Said COMPANY has furnish ed the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it il
DOS .essed of at least one hundred h1ousGnd dol
lars of actual caDitaL invested in stocks, or in
bonds, or in mortgages of real sststsst WOrtho.
double the amount for which the SANE IS
mortgaged and
office a written instrument, under its eorpor.
ate seal, signed by the PFesident and Seere-
tary thereof, authoriz ing any agent or agents
of said Company in this State, 10 aeknowl-
edge service of process, for and in behaf of
said Company, contenting that such service
of process shall be taken and held. t6fba 81
valid Es if served upon the Company, aeSokg
din = to the laws OF this or any other State,
and waving all claims right of error by
reason Of such acknowledgement Of sert ice,
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the first
section Of fhe aforesaid act, l, J. R. Swallow.
Auditor of State for the State Of Kansas, 10
hereby Ger tify that said 'COHNEOFIOUF No.
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Hartford, is atuhoriz ed to transact the bcssfx1
ness Of Lie Insurance IN this State until the
/ 4th day of February, in the year one thous-.
sand eight hundred and sixty -seven.
Ia witness whereof, have hereunto sub.
leIioed my name, and caused the Seal Of nv
'ffiee to be affixed the day aud year above
written. 81
j. R. SWALLOW. Auditor Of STATE ss
Prompt attention given to applieatlonss5 By
~ HERITAGE & SPICER,,ss
Agents, EmpOria, Kansas
W TRUEwozTHY, Examining Paysieisn.
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There is man in Leavenworth who
says he will not have bis hair cut until
Tom. Carney is elected to the United
States Senate. Won't the hair of his head
trail on the ground before that event oc.
ours -Leeompton New Era.
No. His barber win have job about
next Wednesday. or else We are fooled.
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BIG FIGUREs.-Col. Pearsal, of the
urn OF Pearsall d Peck, informs US thai
Iney have sawed, at their mills on the
Dry"ood. and sold during the past sum
mer and fall, over SIG kindred thousand
Jset OF lumber, besides thousands of lath
ana shingles, most of which has been
USED the construction Of buildings for
immigrants on the Neutral Lands. They
nave filled bills tor over two hundred
houses on these lands alone. We call
TINS pretty good business for one mill; and
aiso shows that the country is rapidly
milling up with substantial farmers.
mere are Eve or six other lumber mills
IN the county; but We have not learned
the amount of business transacted by
them.-H Scott NoaakOr.
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Maple Trees.

T HAVE for sale large quantity of yeanE
Il maple trees, from the seed last spring
Price, So per hundred or $40 PER thOGsaad
rs MAX FAWCETTE
Enporis. October 96, 1856. ASK
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IMPORTANT ARREsT!-Two desperate
characters were arrested in LeaVen wo nth
on last Sunday, charged with the robbery
of nine hundred dollars 10 money aud a
quantity of goods from the store Of W.
b. Craig d Bros, at Wathena, Kansas,
These villains go by the respective titles
of Nell. Bond and John Anderson, the
latter probably, an assumed name. Bond
is also supposed 10 have murdered
a man in Nemaha county. Kansas. The
patty first named was arrested at the
Plttsburg House. and the latter on board
The steamer Hensly. The sum of $3.50
was recovered. and a part Of the goods; a
complete set of burglars tools was, like
"ise' captured .-Lawrence Tribune.
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The Kansas City Journal says of the
Fort Scott Railroad We are happy to
inform the public that this enterprise is
going ahead with yigos. Some ope bun
dred men are DOW at work on. Turkey
Greek. aud tits expected ia a month that
from 400 to 1000 men will be employed.
The Fort Scott road is fixed fact.
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Emporia, Kans. Jan. Z, 1867.
FIEANcIAL EXHIBIT FOR 1866.
State Of Kansas, in account ,cilh the State Nor
NAL School:
lr r.E. ca. -aE
By amt appropriated for Building, $4,000 90
I" % salaries of Teachers, 1000 90
Tuition fees, 7I2 80
a. " for books, So is
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The following named gentlemen nave con.
scented to supe rintend the drawing and dis
tribution of prizes Gen. g. w. Ditzler, DR..
S. K. Huson and H. Shanklin, of Lawrence:
Leaven worth Col. Fitzpatrick, Junction City,
and o. Thurston. Humbolt ---
The interests of non rsidents will be atten-
ted to as well as though they were present,
and list Of the lucky numbers, will be pub
lished after the drawing, so that all may know
what they draw, whether they attend or not.
| assure all my patrons that the utmost fair
ness and honorable dealing will be OBJ served,
and that the prizes are not put in at fabulous
prices as is usually the case in siIch enterprises
All who desire tickets procure them ct
my store or by mail. 1EHa y
So. Address, r. L. ERAZER, JeHsIer,
lO-2-4 Lawrence, Kansas.
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$4,000 Worth. y
VALUABLE GOODS /
Win be drawua at
Frazer's Prize Concert,
FraZer's Hall, Jan. 81, 1857.
$4,000 Worth

have large stock of Fine Goods, which
find it Is impossible to sell in time TO meet de-
mands against me, without resOfting % the
above method. The goods are all fine and
useful, trash or cheap Jewellery.
The Concert viii take place at the time
mentiond, and So 900 worth of prizes distrib-
uted among the ticket holders, consisting q
the following named articles. and warranted
IS represented:
l Fine IA Octave Piano $7S0.O4
Patent Lever Gold hunting Watch 200 90
Ladies Diamond Gold Hunting ~
Watch 10000
Gold Hunting Ladies' Watches
l0) each 200 20
Fine Diamond Finger Ring 10000
es $50 ''' . $4,000
3 Silver Hunting Lever Watches ..
% dollars zEzssss1s.0O
. Sets heavy solid Silver Forks,
lars lars e 81 $4,000
. -4' BUNS igO picture 1890
each ipiiu 0'iss' $500
fIa nSs sso5 Albums u ao'' 500
$40 ' saos HaAu 10000
lars each lA'so 0'''0''' - D' 1900
~ fhotogi aph Albums, dollars
| each 5O,OU
10 Pairs Gold Sleeve Buttons. 5 sv1zz :.
dollars each oOJOO
| 5 Ladies Gold Breast Pins, 10 dol.
| lars each ----. .r zoOsVO
5 Sets Silver Plated Table Forks, III -
IS each 1000
10 Gold Finger Rings, dollars
| each 5000
lars each -''' 5000
10 Col Finger Rings, 3 dollars 'T4tsG
20 Gents Gold Breast Pins, 5 dol
lars each .tIFf 5000
2 Rife Walking Canes, $l7 so each $500
Pairs Gold Ear Drops. 5 dollars ~
each 500
Fine Guitars, % dollars each 5000
Fine Gold Bracelets, rs ollars
each 5000
10 Sets Silver Plated Teaspoons. 3 o =
dollars each 5000
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According to the law of Congress pass.
ed at the last session. our Legislature will
have to commence the work of eIecting
u .. Senators next Tuesday, aud keep
It up from day to day until they are
elected. We do not apprehend that the
election will be extended over one dav
The Ohio Senate. on the 81 inst. adopt.
81 The Constitutional Amendment
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Total assets,

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 18th day of February A,
D. 1862
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE }TTA
INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, Conn.

tes
The Great LIFE INSURANCE CoMPAE
NY of this country.
1. 1t has the largest number of members.
II 1t has the largest amount insured.
III. 1t has the largest income or
~. 1t has had, through its whole history
the smallest average expenses. o.
V. 1t therefore furnishes insurance at.
less cost than any other company. aEs
Annual Statement for the Year eRGing
January 81, 1860.
Balance 3lst Jan. 1866, $IO,IO4, POS, ~
ASSETS. .EFs
Cash Deposited, S Hiss 81.
Cash in the hands of Agents, l7,947BI
United States Securities, 2,534,O26 80,
Bonds, l,Olo.Oso Cd
Loans on BGpds and Mortgage ~. 80
of Real Estate, 1928, 564 80
Premium Notes, 3 ,599, Ago ~
Real Estate, 40 2995633
Stocks, 81 4O5 90
Loans on Bank Stocks & Bonds IO7AO0OO
Premiums in hands of Agents st--- ~
and in transit, los. 3SE e
Accrued Interests, 1881 al
Total assets. rg..E i1lQ,l04aOa q
Amount Of Losses during the rr,- d.
year, ZIG Lives, 209 Policies, s sos .667 90
Total amt. Losses paid to date, LsIi
1895 lives. ~ 4.7aODesOd
Total amt of Surplus Premiums
returned to assuerd. 3.I9S.sI7 90
Total number of Policies issued
during the year, 10 klO.O6s
Total number of Policies IN force, -, 3II1l
GUY r. PHELPS, SeerstaFi =
HARTFORD, February 1, 1866. - =
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FROM THE OAPTTAI..

d Getting Of the LegIsIatuTe--Organiz
ton of the HOuse--COi. Plumb Elect
ed SPeakeT--''The SituatiOn'' Sena-
tOrialIy.
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HERITAGE & SPICER. .

Agents, Emporis, Kansas
J W TRUEwczTHY, Examining Physician.
1924. s55a
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Report of the Executive Committee.
To THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
STATE NORMAL ScH5o
The undersigned. Executive Committee
of the Normal School Board, for the
year 1865, respectfully submit the fol-
lowing
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10y w. l.. WALL & CO., Auctfoneers,
ID Stores IL and 3I7,
South corner Penna avenue and 9th street.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE
AND BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON,D d. e., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Office of Public Bpildings, Grounds, and Works}
WAsHINGTON City, D. c., October, 1867. {
commencing ct L. m will be sold, to the highest
their Auction Rooms, on the southwest corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street west the
following described property belonging to the
Lots numbered 4, S, and 10, in Square No. 55l.
Lot numbered 10, in Square No. $780,
Lots numbered ], 2. and Is, in Square No. 9S5.
Lots numbered and 5, in Square No, 1l6.
All OF Square numbered No. .65.
This Square has recently been subdivided and
laid out in lots and will be sold in lots according
the survey which can be seen the day of sale;
or, should any one desire to bid for the whole
square, an opportunity will be given,
Terms: Cash in Government funds, on delivery
of deeds of the property.
One fifth Of the purchase money to be paid when
the property is knocked off
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms of sale, the property will then and there be
put up again, and sold to the highest bidder.
thirty days from the day Of sale, the officer in
charge Of the Public Buildings, Grounds. and
Works reserves the right to resell at the risk and
N. MICHLER,
Major of Engineers, Byt Brig Gen. o. s. A,
!. In charge of Public Buildings, &c.
oc5-td IChron.l W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.


% Late cierkswith Jas. G: MeGuire %. y.
Star Office Building
VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
= fESsSsatHHsfFAA sD SIKH shTREEfs
at Ts sei Of the very
nas the esa
and having depth Of about Iai feet to 80 foot al
ley, with the improvements thereon. = la7
Hotel, being No. $50 Pennsy " snia avenue. and is
one of the INC st valuable bust ness stands in the
S aTkf ah
been used Tor many years as business place;
in 8. IL, and Is months With interest secured by
deed OF trust Convey ancing ana stamps at cost Of
purchaser 500 down c 8 ,s of sale hissT1sER
ss@dkds INTEL 4 uctioneers.
sy-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN
TIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 18th, same hour
&C i5d6ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
ny Nj. K. WALSH & co, Anctionss,s,
- $50 Penn a ave, corner 10Th street.
GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS,
Auction sales every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
URDAY EVENING at 7 O'Clock.
OPEN EVERY DAY FOR PRIVATE SALES.
We have an immense variety of Goods suitable
ing, Shawls, Flannels, Hosiery, Table Cutlery,
Glass, Croekery, and Plated Ware; Clocks, House
assortment of all Wool and Brussels Carpets, Oil
cloths. &C.. Do not fail to aye us call. Our as
mefons to detail We are selling Blankets. spreads
and COunterpanes at a great sacrifice in order to
make room for the large amount Of Goods We are
R Censignmeuts solicited;
cd lift NIX. WALSH 4 CO, Aucts
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A NOVEL MArcH.-A New York gymnast of
considerable note, has ch'lenged Ambros
Butts, of Ohio, who claims to be the strongest
man IN this country, to lift with him for 81.
0CO side.
IL Great Britain now contains thirty mil
lions of people, an increase of two and halt
millions since 1889. and during the time she
has furnished three millions of emigraHts to
this country, Australia and other portions of
the globe. During the past fifteen years Ire.
land has decreased in population nearly eight
hundred thousand.
ga female suffrage convention has just
been held in Madison, Wisconsin. 1t was
very thinly attended and proved the absence
of public in terest in the movement
~Oysters in London are sold at five cents
apiece.
- During a recent visit Of Lord Russell to
Belfast, that town was placarded with denun
Citations OF him as an enemy Of Professionalism,
but be was not molested.
- The Nevada Grand ROYAL Arch Chapter
Salt Lake city on account OF the religious opin.
ions Of the petitioners.
~ The Reform demon stration at the London
Crystal Palace on the goth nit. Is called a
failure, as there were only 500 TO eat, when the
tables had been laid for loco.
IL Near Sherman, Texas. recently, Mrs.
Beatty, a widow lady, met her death in q most
singular manner. She was in the act Of getting
on q horse, when common sewing needle,
which stuck in her dress, caught Ia the saddle
and was driven in her body near the breast,
slightly piercing her heart. She lived only
about half an hour.
~ Two men have been hanged by a vigil.
ance con- mittes in Missouri. When discover
ed. they were found suspended from q tree
words: stHung on confession Of the murder OF
T Mitchell, Of Buchanan county"
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DRILLING GLASS WITH SULPHURIC ACID
A foreign journal says DR.. LuRge employs
diluted sulphuric acid to drill glass When
TO tine blacksmith, who drills in ii with a hand
brace a hole of a quarter-inch diameter. This
hole is then widened 10 the required size by
means OF triangular or round file again
wetted with the acid He also finds the acid
a grelt help when making gradations on irtt.e-
TASKS. &c. There is hardly any smell per.
cept!ble during the work, which proves how
little the acid acts upon the tools, undoubt.
eddy owing to their temper; but each time after
use, he takes the precaution to wash and dry
the files at once.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucfioneers.
d. Late Clerks with J. G. McGuire Col
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue and nth street.
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AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, October q, 1851, at5 o clock, p. m.
in front Of the premises, shall sell, Lots II H.
in Merrick wife : subdivision Of SQUARE No. ISL,
feet deep TO ST. foot alley. improved by four small
Frame Hou ses situated 10Th street west, and be-
tween Mass avenue and north street. a s.
Terms: Or e-half cash; balance in six months, So
cured by deed of trust, and notes bearing inter
chaser 5 cost. deposit Of $50 will be required on
ois Pun ~ COOPER & LATlMER. Aucts.
10y COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with James G, McGuire l. Co.,)
Southwest corner of Pennsy lvania, ayenue and
Eleventh street, Star Office Building.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET. SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
On WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. october q,
sell part of Lot u, in Square $50 improved by a
three story and basement press brick front Dwell!
ing, containing eleven rooms, with hail. &C.. with
water gas and all the modern improvements: stone
steps and iron railing, with front 20 feet by 81
feet deep; situated On the south side of street
north, near Thirteenth street west, No. 2s3.
This property is finely located, being convenient
TO all of the Government Departments, and on f
street, where property is in demand.
Terms: One half cash; balance in one and two
interest.
An convey ancing and revenue stamps at pur
chaser g cost.
One hundred dollars down at time of sale
oc l5.d6ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with Jas. e. Mcclure & Co.,1
Southwest corner Penn 9 avenue and 18th st., Star
Epi1I
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HOTELS, &c.
SSTEV EMS dUUbE,
49,. (lupo rte Ro9nI;mp Green

STEVENS HOUSE,
y Il, 90, 25, and 27 Broadway, NY,
g.. Opposite Boscling GTeen,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The Stevens House lie we'll and widely known to
the travelling public, The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men; it is in
close proximity to the business part Of the cityIis
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
for over 800 guests-it ia well furnished and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
and enter tainment of its inmates. The roems are
spacious and well ventilated-provided with gas
and water-the attendance is prompt a. respect
every delicacy of the seasonal moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled
we are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
fort and pleasure of our guests.
au 6-6m GEO. K. CHASE CO., Proprietors.
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~ At special meeting OF the Common
Council of Troy, New York held on Monday
evening, the committee appointed to investi-
ported that there appeared deficiencies 70 his
accounts amounting TO $4,000. The Chamber
latn's resignation is IN the hands of the MAYOR,
but on motion the Council declared the office
vacant, and Immediately elected Derrick Lane
TO I'LL the vacancy. The depos-d officer, Mr..
James n. Brewer, asserts that he can show
his accounts to be correct il little time is given
inn
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pIAN0 TUNING AND REPAIRING.

GE0RGE I, WILD, formerly Tuner and Agent
s.Ibsequently Tuner and Repeirer,. and
Tuner OF STElNWAY'S PIANOS at Met-ttykv1
q bKo. Plane Forte Mandatory, No. A87
lin street, between Pennsylvanis ave- and i Of /,
repairing Pianos. y 1 "A1fts .SA
Pianos, Parior Organs, and other Instrnr ents.
ow prices. re- q Inn
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
NEW QUARTERMAsTER STORES.

NEW QUARTERMASTER STORES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsIER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct II, 1851.
Will be sold on THU RSDAY, October "a, at Lin
coin Depot. under the direction of Brevet Colonel
A. p Blunt, A. q. M:
20 Horses $50 Army Wagons, worn
30 Mules 10 Spring 8 's
Several of these Spring Wagons are of superior
finish. Together with lot of entirely Quar-
termaster Stores. consisting in part of:
800 Ambulance Bows lib w agon Wa to r
3O4 - Fellies Buckets
200 Sets Lead horse 800 W agon Tongues,
Harness not irOned
200 Office Desks 800 Boat Oars
Al Office Stools $50 Lamps
l6 Caldrons 50 Coffee Mills
200 Bunks 81 Dutch Ovens
1000 Watering Brides
With q large lot Of Horse Medicines, such as
100 lbs Aloes 100 gallons Alcohol
100 lbs. CalOmel 100 lbs. AssafGtida
100 lbs. EPSON Salts 100 lbs. Sugar Lead
800 bottles Mustang Imminent, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Attention is called to the very superior lot OF
Mules offered at this sale.
Catalogues of sale can be had on appiq galion
Goods must be removed within ten days from day
of sale. J. G. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
ocl4-td Brevet Brig. Gen. U. s. Army.