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That Chartered Ltbortines
The wind steals perfume from the aowsr bus retains =
Q Chemical dx the fragrance
and render mperIshable. and this has accomplished -
PHALON's NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS.
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caArUTous TRANSPORTATION Of SUPPLIES TO the
SOUTHERN SUFFERERS.

MEMPHIS, March a, 1857.
The officers OF local steamers have offered to carry
supplies gratutousy tho sufferers by the late floods.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best ts the
word the only perfect Dye harmless reliable fuss
ous. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

ID. j.; T;-Tested by Tins Fer Thscst PIE
TROCHEs proved their efficacy by Of many
years. The good effects resulting from the Of The .
Iroches worthless unatiouA OBJ Y
tain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL IR0CHES.
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Cristedere's Hair Dye.-.The Best Eve rnfas-
ufaoiured. Wholesale and retail; also appusd- No
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sis Nine DEaoREsrs Emporium q fssSsoa. rs
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Nlmsicnl.

Linda d Chamounx, by the Richings opera troupe,
might have been expected drew large and fashionable
auditory 70 the Olympic theas last evening The title
r6 rendered by Miss Caroline Richings the vscoun
BY Mr.. Castle Antoine by Mr.. segun and Perotto by
Mrs Seguin. The solo parts effectively given and
the dueYo between Carlo and Linda In the second
act loudly encored AT the finale OF the second
Mss Richings called before the curtain and bowed
her acknowledgements of the applause bestowed her
Adofta The choruses efficient and the nstrumen-
taton Il matter Of than ordinary difficulty in DON
tzotti's opora) was excellent
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DR.. Marshall, I3z broadway. Nv sr Faiis
Humors Catarrh, Tumors Asthma brou shtis KID.
ney. Leart Liver aud Blood Diseases Consua free
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A Large Assortment Of Furniture Suitabse
for the cottage the mansion; reduced prices.
WENTWORTH SONS, l01 Dowerg.
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Kelly & Leon,s gTInstrels.

The band Of oork-dyed "colored pussons' who per-
form at the little hall 100 Broadway, are, indeed,
very funny They growing funnier every night; in
fact hsy have at excessively funny that
osn despite their efforts the contrary they
pe,ied laugh at their wtclsms, and this last ap
pears ridiculously funny that those who had not
laughed before rain from doing longer and
those who laughed before laugh the more Cinder-
Leon still holds its place upon the bills for the present
week. and the gems the musical olio OF the high
est order
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HOoIcy's Opera House, Brooklyn.
Hooley's Opera House Is the only place OF amuse-
ment OF Brooklyn which always well patronized, and
the secret Of bis is the fact he spares
pcnse In procuring the best talent The performance
last evening up the usual standard Of the enter
tainmenis given AZ this popular resort many OF the
p,ecea being encored.
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A,.Fer Brewn DI;cslorssisns, called HlssA
pared BY PERRY. - Bond street Sold By ~ druggists
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San Francisco BrsnstreI..

This favonte minstrel troupe still receives substantial
and unmistakeabe marks Of appreciation in the shape
ef crowded Audiences The programme Ia unusually
varied and attractive Tho musical portion OF the enter
tanmeat 10 OF HIGHEST order Of excellence and the
comicates and wttcisms with which the performance
is sulivened the merit Of being really augha
ble. The shadow pantomime Falling Cupids, which
closes the b continues 10 elicit the livelicst mrh and
the most bosteruus applause.
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Grimm & Christy's Nfinstrels.
Tho Fifth Avenue Opera House was crowded last night
BY highly respectable audience which manifested Its
appreciation OF the select and diversified Of
songs ballads and buresque inteudes bx repeated and
hearty 0utbursts OF applause. The songs OF 'Dublin
Bay" by c. r. Shattuck, and sJat In the Corner" BY
r Boyce were deservedy encored and the poses fon.as
nqxs OF the Bgllmb Ballet Troupe the Black Crook
barlssque elected shouts Of laughter
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F'orence s RsycEsishe sT,Is sFrYsc EsfSs xAcHy xrs
so Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

BariIett,. Reversible Sewing, McchinesmA
and sacsrooms go Broadway corner of Prince street. Nsw
York
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). All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lstssriss. -Circs.
j. CLUTE, Broker i7s sroadway.
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Tho Hcws gEssh!!ss Ce;'. y Ik Ls,k stitch ney. 40
ssw 'mr nschjnsl President. 90 Bross~sy, New fvk
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

The raasiens Fer srrlng e Gsnin,s r., :, GHSw Hs,.
~ prsn,tsmsn and youka The exposition LADIES'
srd Infants Mats ccmprshend al W standard
svss Of Europe an' - DENIM. No. SaSroadwsy.
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wigs, feupce. and OEns.cr,-, Hair ,7.B~r
tLos's y Poqa sses.
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The procession over At the order OF the presiding
prince the dancing began the masqueradcrs crowdlng
The floor considerably Among the costumes were none
sirkingy different from those which usually at
fancy dress balls except already alluded to- Tho
dancing freely ndulged in 70 the full capacity OF the
platform until twelve O'Clock. the order respecting the
non -admttance Of unmasked participants mos having
been vigorously adhered 10.
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Job Printing,

From Il Visiting Card to q TLree-Sheet
Poster, or Pamphlet to large-sized vo-
lume.
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Ry g7.9z@s1a.-
Espresslg torstEe Colombia PAeain. /
news Items.

NEW ORnEASs, June ~. General
Sheridan has appointed Beniamin f.
Flanders Governor of Louisiana.
Gov. Wells declined to Voluntarily
vacate his office, and protested. in
writing, against the action OF the
military authorities. @, l..',
PErERsBURa, VA, June THE
Presidential party arrived here this
evening, on their return TO Washing
ton. The party remained an hour in il
this city. Theywere handsomely en-
tertained with supper, and were the
recipients of marked attentions. A
number of addresses were delivered.
PARIS, June 7.--A carriage contain
ing Napoleon and the Gear, returning
from Camp Demars, where a review
was given in honor of the Gar, was
tired lnto-whether to kill the Empe-
ror or Car is unknown.
WASHINGTON, juno 1.-The follow
ing is the concluding paragraph of O
letter received from Butler to a negro
meeting last night: sis it not self
evident truth that where the land is
held in large tracts by the employer
to be titled by the employees, there
can be no just and true field for the
exercise of republican citizen; and it
is one of the pressing exigencies of
the country, as the very basis of re-
construction, that some plan must be
devised by which the lands of the
South may be divided among those
who shall occupy and till them"
New YORK, June 1.-The Southern
Relief Commission have shipped
5000 bushels of corn to Charleston
and Savannah for interior distribu-
ton since the steamer Purveyor left.
The Treasurer received an appeal for
relief from Clarendon District, S. c.,
from the heads of sixty-soven fami-
lies, representing 298 individuals.
CHARLESTON, June 1.-THE first
consignment of new wheat reached
Charleston to-day. for shipment
North.
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QUESTION Louisville Journal
says: Some of the radicals ask.
"Would you permit rebel to talk
defiantly and insultingly of the Co.
vernment?" Certainly we would, if
the said rebel should have the least
anxiety to do so. God does not blast
those who talk dcliantly and insult
lngly of Him; and has the Govern
ment any reason or right to consider
defiance and insult to itself as worse
than defiance and insult to the AL
mighty?
There are 5000 Americans residing
IL Paris this year. Ordinarily there
are but 5000. They support eight
special restaurants, four dentists and
five banking houses, and now are
talking of setting up n daily news
paper.
The sgold production of Australia
is said to be falling off. The decrease
of production-which was 1885. 901
ounces in 1S56-has been gradual and
continuous until 1865, when it was
but 1,4S0, 597 ounces.
The amount of grain now in Chi
cago, as reported by various ware
houses to the Board OF Trade, is
2,O36, 200 bushels, being decrease
of 1,7o4, 900 bushels of tie sume
time last year.
A London paper informs US that
-, "a lady the other day, engaging a
Kitchen maid at register Office, She
stipulated for dry kitchen for her
piano, and an hour day to play"
Some of the Maine farmers are
going to try planting some upland
rice seed from Panama, which ripens
in ninety days.
A valuable copper mine, contain.
ing 80 per cent. of pure metal, has
recently been discovered in Culpepe,
County, Va.
A COOP THING IN 4 Goop PLACE.
Josh Billings says rum is a good
thing in its place, and hell is the
'lace for it.
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Probably within q period of less
than three years, we shall be able to
take the cars at Jersey City on q
Monday morning, cross the Missis-
sippi forty-eight hours later, scale
the Rocky Mountains early Thurs
day morning, sup comfortably with
the Saints of Salt Lake City the
same evening, cross the realms of
perpetual snow among the peaks of
the Sierra Nevada within the next
thirty-six hours, and arrive in time
for s o'clock dinner at San Francisco,
on Saturday,a q little stiff in the knees
for want of pedestrian exercise, per-
haps, but still fresh aud flush with
the excitement of an unbroken steam
ride of over 5000 miles.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

CHARLESTON, June 6.-Cotton mar
ket closed easy, with sales for the
week OF about 1000 bales, at 250
26%: Carolina rice 11LM11&.
North River hay $2.15. Corn $1.42
@1.46. Flour $12@1S. Bacon II
@1S. Salt 1926 per sack.
New YORK, June Noon. Stocks
strong. Money Z. Gold 3656. Steia
ling-time 1915; sight 1O1S01O5I.
Flour lO(@20c. lower. Wheat 203c.
lower. Corn quiet and UNCHANGED
Pork quiet, at S22.75. Lard dull. nt
12(@13A. Cotton dull, at 27.
P. M.-Stocks strong. Money 7
per cent. Gold 3676. Cotton dull
and unchanged; sales l, 400 bales, at
27. Wheat active. Corn quiet. Pork
S22. 81. Lard heavy.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-Noon.-Cot-
ton market to-day opens quiet; pro-
bable sales 5000 bales-uplands
113s; Orleans 1136d.
9419; bonds 73.
LONDON, June 10 P. M.-Con-
soils advanced 1S; others unchanged.
LONDON, June 7-P. M.-Consols
94A. Bonds rs.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-P. M.-Cotton
closed quiet-middling uplands 113S;
Orleans 1158; sales 10, 900 bales.
BALTIMORE, June Cotton quiet,
at 271a. Coffee dull. Flour heavy.
Corn declined 2@3c. white 81. O2G
LOS.
CHAnLEsroN, June 7.-Cotton de-
clined 4(@lc.-middling 2l1sa25;
sales 175 bales.
MOBILE, June 7.-Sales of cotton
100 bales-rniddlings 23I@024.
AUGUSTA, June 7.-Cotton dull,
with sales OF 53 bales-middlings q
NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-SaIes of
cotton 100 bales-low middling 24j !
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IS lBHEApsTUFFs. The Chicago Iii
'btmet saystthat the present inflated
prices of wheat are but temporary,
and intimates that they are mainly
due to o Corner" established by
speculatorg. on exaggerated state :
ments of the scarcity of breadstuffs.
The Tribune says: 81 s<oea,
In less than six weeks the harvest
of wheat will be gathered in the
Southern half of the wheat-prowipp
belt Of the country, and that harvest
promises to be ON abundant one. A
few weeks later will follow the harvest
up to the Northern line, and that,
too, promises to be O most liberal
yield. Under these circumstances
every one must perceive that the
present high prices rest upon an ex-
eeedingly fimsy foundation. The
successfully maintained much longer
than the speculators expected; but
its time is nearly spent. AIillers buy
no wheat at present prices, and sales
OF flour are confined to retail dealers,
to supply the immediate wants Of
their customers. Yesterday there
were 11O, 600 bushels Of wheat and
$1,000 barrels of -four in store in
Chicago. The daily receipts are
fully equal to the demand for local
consumption, and there is no other
demand now, and will be none until
the new crop comes in.
This is cheerful view of the mat
ter, which we hope will be soon veri
fed by the market quotations.
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SUPPORT YOUR OwS JOURNALS
The GIemer, issued every Wednes-
day, from this Office, defes competi
ton as literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
well posted up in the current events
OF the day, rs it embraces tho tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &C., up to the
hour of going to press.
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The BLACK CROOK IN A New Cos
TUME.-The papers state that Jarrett
has set New Workers agog by his
redressing of the "Black Crook"
New dances and dancers, shorter
skirts, new scenery, giants, dwarfs,
punchinellos, &C., &C., are the added
attractions. One scene, hall of
silver columns, pleased the spectators
so prodigiously that they called out
the scene painter and applauded him
loudly. The "Crook" having re-
ceived new legs will now run longer
than ever, and Jarrett will become
pecuniarily several nabobs rolled into
one.
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Aggregate go. So, ,225. 90
The Committee have destroyed the
above mentioned bills by burning.
and receipted to the City Clerk for
the same. Respectfully submitted.
j. FISHER,
d. P. MCDONALD, Com.
Report received and adopted.
The Committee on Accounts re-
ported on the following accounts,
and recommended their payment:
d. & G. D. Hope against the Aims
House, $100.15; A. r. Phillips,
S35. 40; Hussung & Motz, $7O.6O, and
j. G. Gibbes, 1864. %, against the
Street Department; J. Il. Suber,
$3.50; Henry Skipper. $36.91, and
Duffie & Chapman, $3.50, against
the Guard House and Police Depart
ment; q. r. Stokes, $3.50, against
the Clerks office, for blank books
and John Alexander, $305. 90, against
the city, for one bell.
Report received and adopted.
Tile Committee on Market pre-
sented the following report:
The Committee on Market beg
leave to report: That we respect
fully annex the petition of James
Aesbit and others, praying that
Council would reduce the rent of the
market stalls. The stalls were rented
by order of the Council, through the
committee on Market, at $l2 per
month, with the bonus on each stall.
(Which has been paid, and to retain
them as long rs paying rent. Your
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Is SLAVERY ABo1IsHED?-T q uues-
tlon that has been raised in the Mary
Land Constitutional Convention, now
In. session, upon the communicated
opinion of Charles O'Conor, of New
York, to the effect that slavery has
never been lawfully abolished in that
State, and that the amendment to
that effect has no place in the Consti-
tuition. This opinion was promul-
gated IL the Convention to sustain an
argument in favor of allowing slave
holders to claim compensation for
emancipated slaves.
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1t is said that the Emperor of the
French has decided OH suppressing
all military bands, the regiments to
be marshalled merely by trnmpeteers.
Even the far-famed band of Les
Guides is only to be spared for
awhile.
There is considerable excitement at
Rome, in consequence of the poison
ing of half a company of foreign
chasseurs in the garrison at TivoH.
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Proceedings Of City Council.
y COUNCIL CHAMBER.
COTJrAfurA 1nnA A 1cr7
COLUMBIA, june q 1S67


COLUMBIA, june 4, 1867.
Present.: His Honor the Mayor;
Aldermen Alexander, Fisher, Geiger,
Hitchcock, Hunt, Mcdonald, Nc
Kenzie, Radcliffe, Stork, Walter and
Wearn. 90 a
a petition from Paul Boil, praying
that Council would order balance
due him for services rendered the
city, was referred to the Committee
on Guard House and Police.
A petition from Charles Brill, for
permission to enclose that part of
Medium street back of Sonendrik-
er's lot, was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets.
A petition from Haynesworth &
Carroll, an others, BARRIERS in the
city, praying that Council would
amend the ordinance relative to bar
Der shops, so as to allow their shops
to be open on Sundays until 10 o clock
q. M, was referred to the Committee
on Streets, to report by ordinance or
otherwise.
The following petition was also
presented:
To his Honor tie Mayor and Aldermen,
Of the city Of Columbia.
GENTLEMEN: AT meeting of Coun-
Gil No. 10, U. T.. A., on motion, q
committee of five was appointed,
with the president added, to present
the following petition in behalf of
the colored citizens of this city: To
call your attention to the city taxes
that are imposed upon our people at
this time. We are willing and de sire
to be law-abiding people, but we
don't think that we should be com
PEELED to pay a tax to support the city
aims and orphan houses, and free
schools, when we are not represented,
but we nre willing to pay all other
taxes that may be Justly imposed
upon us. We are willing, and would
gladly pay the Objectionable taxes
complained of, when provisions are
made for all citizens alike.
We earnestly pray that your ho-
norable body would remove that por-
tion of the taxes, and take cognizance
of this our petition. (Signed(
S. B. THOMPSON, Pres't.
j. +. TOLAND, Secretary.
The above petition was referred to
the Committee of Ways and Means.
The following accounts were pre-
sented, and referred to the Commit
tee on Accounts:
Hopson Il Sutphen, against the
Water Works and Street Depart
ment; e. & G.. ID. Hope, against the
Aims House; VIM. Glaze 4 Co., and
Fisher u Lowrancc, against the
Water Works; and Hussung & NIotz,
against the Street Department.
The City Clerk presented his re-
port for the month of May. Referred
to the Committee of WAYS and Means.
The Clerk of the Market presented
his report for the month of May. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Market.
The Chief OF Police presented his
report for the month of May. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Guard
House and Police.
The Committee of Ways and Means
presented the following report:
COLUMBIA, S. c., May q, 1867.
The Committee of Ways and Means
beg leave to report that they have re-
ceived from the City Clerk mutilated
bills of the old and new issue of the
city as follows:
OLD ISSUE.
Bills of the denomination OF
| S0.UU. ........S So 90
Bills of denom'tion of $500 1914. 90
" '' " 200 10000
| " " I m O1T M
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New York Advertisements.
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, %, 25 AND 81 BROADWAY ". Y.
OPPOSITE BOWLING GREEN.

21, %, % AND 81 BROADWAY, ". Y.
OPPOSITE BOWLING GREEN.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
NNHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and
Il widely known to the travelling public.
The location is especially suitable to mer-
chants and business men; it is in close
proximity to the business part of the city,
is on the highway of Southern and West
ern travel, and adjacent to all the princi-
pal railroad and steamboat depots.
Tho Stevens House has liberal accom-
mediation for over 800 guests; it is well fur
nlshed, and possesses every modern
Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment Of it's inmates. The rooms hav-
ing been refurnished and remodeled, we
are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our guests. The
rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated
provided with gas and water; the attend
ance is prompt and respectful, and the
table is generously provided with every
delicacy of the season-at moderate rates,
GEO. X. CHASE g. CO.,
MAY 81 emo ProprietOrs.
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MILWAUKEE,
LAGER

HNHE first ever como to South Carolina-
Il known as the best in the United States
on tap THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
June JOHN G. SEEGERS & co.
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Committee would, therefore, ask of
Council what should be done in be-
half Of the petitioners in the rent of
stalls. (Signed, as
T.W. RADCLIFFE,
w. P. GEIGER.
On motion, the report was re-
ceived as information and the peti-
sion laid on the table.
The Committee on City Schools
presented the following report:
The Committee on City Schools, to
whom was referred the petition of
the teacher, respectfully report: That
they have had the same under consi-
deratlon, and whilst they are aware
OF the inconveniences of which he
complains, yet, owing to the short
ness of the time before the compile
tion of the term, together with the,
expense, at present they would re-
spectfully recommend that the peti-
tion be not granted. In connection
with this matter, your Committee
would remark, that they are under
obligations to Mr.. J. G. Janney, who
has kindly given The city the use of
his line hall for the preparation and
examination of the scholars, and re-
spectfully suggest vote of thanks to
him for his kindness.
Respectfully submitted,
w. L. WALTER,
JOHN STORK,
j. FISHER,
Committee.
Report received and adopted.
MIR. s. d. Swygert appeared before
Council to render his excuse for dis
regarding a summons to appear be-
fore the board at former meeting.
The reasons assigned being deemed
satisfactory, he was, on motion, ex-
cused.
Policeman Cooper was fined So for
direliction of duty.
The following resolutions were
offered and adopted:
BY Alderman Mckenzie:
Resolced, That the Committee on
Streets are hereby instructed to place
at the disposal and under the super
intendence of the Chief of Police
one man, mule and cart, for the spe-
clal purpose of removing trash from
the streets during the summer
months, MS provided for by an ordi-
nance of the city.
By Alderman Stork:
ReSolced, That his Honor the
Mayor be, and is hereby, authorized
to offer reward of 500 for the re-
covery of Il bell, which was in the
possession of the city, and suspended
on tree hear the Odd Fellows
School-house-said bell having been
stolen i'll October, 1S65-or $50 for
the evidence OF proof sufficient to
convict the person or persons guilty
of the theft.
Council proceeded to ballot for one
member of the Board of Health from
Ward 4, to fill vacancy. Dr.. A. W.
Kennedy receiving the unanimous
vote of the Council, was declared duly
elected.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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a satirical paper to bc called The
Lash IS announced in New York.
Its articles will snap, of course.
Evening star., 1867-05-15
JHsERviGHEaAnBnL!E Q2TnAARRT11nHRAAsrER's Q2nAR11H
USpot tIuUTtefN fN10Ste1'S Q&c6,
Kn Oh - RfoA n n Mar laE2

u
Washington, d. C., May s. 1867
By direction Of the Quertermastef General
Public Auction at Lincoln Depot, commencing on
WEDE1sDAY, May =. ct 10 g. n, under the .u
Consisting in part Of 80 four horse Army sgoni,
6tws horse do, spring do, 10 four horse Scav.
s s.ts Wheel 'sH aofs Es.d
de. Wheel Am bulence do, 81 Iced do, les Nc
GIsiisn ssdalss ss asI Wagon do lA O. wagon
d.. 29I wagon Bnsles, Is Saddle Bags, 80 do.
Ooal Stoves, IS DO WOOD do Is Portable Fsrges,
ls4 smith'e do: Ossking Ranges with Ak ufes,
CsreenterS sSddisrs, Ri.cSsnish' e. Ttna%.;
SIS yards Cocoa Mating, 1.0lo pounds assorted
Hope. lOoe rounds SCRAP Iron. 600 pounds old
Of other articles.
Purchasers viii remoye their goods within ten
CHAs H. TOMPKINs,
Brevet Brig adler General and
MySd Depot Quartermaster.
Evening star., 1867-05-15
DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
u Ne. S26, g. i. corner 7th and streets

WEST END or The CITY AT AUCTION,
On HR1DAY; the 18th instant. at clock p.
/, in scuare no. 26 at the co rner Of 24th street
and Pennsyivslis svenue which will b subdi ::
win be made by the City surveyor and exhibited
on the day Of sale. Sale positive.
Terns; One.thiIa cash; balance in six. twelve
and secured by a deed Of trust on the premises. /.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps ct the
cost Of the purchaser. S26 down en- each lot
when sold. .-.- -..-E -
m nd GREIN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts. q.