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The situation I'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, April General Swayne
is charged with the administration of the
military bill in Alabama. A literal COM
pliauce with the Civil Rights bill will be
eXacted, and payment for services render
cd the State during the war peremptorily
forbidden. General Pope will establish
his headquarters at Atlanta.
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In BAD HUMoR.-The Charlottesville
Chronicle, in a column and quarter of
editorial, demolishes Forepaugh's circus.
The Chronicle, of late, is pleased with no.
thing but Sherman's bill and bee-gums.
lie Should show more fairness towards fell
lows whose trade is turning somersaults
than to abuse Forepaugh while pattlng the
Dispatch on the back.-PeterSbTg lnder.
The Iader is as witty as it is wise.
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Custom AND REVENUE RECEIPTs.-The
receipts from customs during March were
unusually large, being about Sl6,O0O,OOO.
The internal revenue receipts have not
come up to the usual standard, and appear
to be the comparatively small amount of
S15 600 600
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THE RADICAL REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
MENT IN MARYLAND.-The Convention in.
junction case was put out OF court yester.
day by Judge Martin declining to enter
tain the absurd petition gotten up by Mr.
Rogers, asking that the people be restrain
ed from exercising their sovereignty by
entering into an election under an act OF
the Legislature. The matter involved po'
litical considerations over which the Su.
preme Court had no jurisdiction.-Stn, Sd
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COOP NEws.-It will be really good
news to travellers by the Southside rail-
road to hear that the company has pur-
chased new iron sufficient to relay the
track for forty miles. The work will be
commenced at an early day.-Lylchbmy
NetcS.
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RELIEF FOR THE SouTH-The committee
appointed by the Board of Trade on Mon
day evening to solicit subscriptions for the
relief Of the destitute people of the South
collected about 81, 800 for that purpose in
few hours yesterday. Washington Re
publican.
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SOUTHERN LADIES ROBBED AT TIE ST.
NICHOLAS HOTEL. - Yesterday morning
about o'clock room No. 25l of the ST..
Nicholas Hotel, occupied by Mrs. Harriet
Wychc and her sister, Mrs. Virginia Cook,
of Macon, Ga, was entered by thief
while the ladies were at breakfast, and rob-
bed of three valuable dresses, cloth sack,
breastpin. and other articles.-Ne,o York
Htr0ld. I'd.
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The Election i'm Michigan.

DETROIT, Mich, April 1.-The vote cast
to-day was very light. The Republicans
were generally successful, and will elect
the State ticket and majority of the dele
gates to the constitutional convention
This city gives small Republican MAORI.
ty. The county was carried by the Demo
Gratis.
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PUBLIC DEBT.-The public debt state
ment will be forthcoming on Thursday.
The coin balance in the treasury will show
The amount of$l07 100000 including about
$4,000, 900 Of gold certificates,
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK MONTY MARKET.
New YORK, April 3.-At the close mo-
new was active at 7 per cent, and quite
stringent at on call. Gold closed dull at
l3334G133E. Governments dull, and
stocks depressed, with a sharp decline at
the close,
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ShfpWreck.

SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND, April 3.-Ar-
rived, steamer America. The ship New
Hampshire, recently sailed from Shields
for Bombay, has been abandoned at sea.
Eight of the crew persisted.
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VERY SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Marsha D.
Lynn, freight conductor on the Orange
railroad, met with an accident at Char
lottesville Monday night which, it is feared,
may prove fatal.-Lynchburg Ne,cS.
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g PECIAL MOTT Q 4.
CARDozo, ALsoP 4 roURoURgAa

cARDoZo, ALsoP 4 FoURQUREAa
are now receiving, and will continue 10 receive,
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
we expect on Monday next, the 18th instant,
large stock Of
LADIES' and GENTS LINEN HAgpKERCHrEys
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS.
which have been purchased at a large New York
auction sale within the last few days, and
will be sold at exceeding low prices.
We solicit call from our friends and the public
generally. "
NIB CARDoZo, ALs0P FoURoUREAN.
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The LINDEL HoTEL.-This hotel is to be
rebuilt. Over 100000 of stock has been
taken already. St. Louis is evidently
prosnprous.
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THE RUSSIAN TREATY.-The Committee
on Foreign Relations have not yet come 10
conclusion on the Russian American
treaty.
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TOOK AT THISI LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At RZEKIEL'S, No. IL MAIN STREET.
{ coo ya,Is BLEACHRD TWILLgD COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only 1910. per yard, worth Bc.
1000 yards heavy, BLBACHED lwtdel SHEET.
INGS, nearly one and 3 half yards wide,
only 2sc.
TON, only SOC. the yard
ing of without regard to cost
1000 yards 90 and lSt BLEACHED and UN;
BLEACHED sHEETINGs at greatly reduced
prices.
2, 900 yards all styles OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
Just to suit IN times;
500 yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLBD FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold off,
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. IL Main street,
fe7 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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Resumption of Travel on Lake Erie.

SAAbvoKY, ONO, April 1.-The steamer
Evening Star made her first trip to-day,
aud Will now run regularly between this
city and the islands Of Lake Erie. There
is no ice in sight.
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VINO Is He james I. Cutting, Esq,
of Richmond, Va, was appointed COM
missioner of the Court of Claims, Washing
ton. on Tuesday.
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- - =
DRY GOODS.

SPECIAL notice. have just
- returned from the North with large assort-
ment OF SPRING GOODS, consisting OF
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CALICOkS,
SPRING POPLIN6,
POLL DI CHlRRE,
BLACK and COLORBD SILKS,
ALPACAs, DBLANRS, and CHALLlES,
SILK WARP FLANNEL,
EMBROIDERIES,
BEAUTIFUL LACE CURTAINS,
SHAWLS, &c &c.
SPRING CASHMERE, for men and boys
war JULIUS MEYER,
NH 3o-2v No. SGT Broad street.
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The Income Tax--Important Instruc.
lions.

Commissioner Rollins has issued to the
assessors quite number of instructions
relating to the amended internal revenue
law, which is now in operation. The fol-
lowing instructions, referring particularly
to the assessment Of the income tax, will
interest numerous taxpayers:
PHYSICIANS.
Where physicians are obliged to keep a
horse for the transaction OF business, they
may deduct so mUeh OF the expense so
incurred as is fairly relerablc to the bust
ness done.
No DEDUCTION FOR DOCTORS BILLS.
Expenses for medical attendance, store
bills, &C, are not proper subjects for de-
duction. Expenses for repairs of nipple
ments, tools, &c, used in business may
be deducted.
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PHYSICIANS.
RENT OF HOMESTEAD.

Rent Of Il homestead actually paid may
be deducted, but the rental value Of pro-
perry owned by the taxpayers not a sub
iect Of deduction; but where the tax
payer rents furnished house, that portion
of the rent paid in consideration Of the use
Of the furniture should not be allowed as
dclurtInn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COOL
IL We have just received some OF the best pat.
terms of REFRlGERAToRS ever offered In this
msrket We rsg4rd them as near perfection In
construction IA IL Is possible for them TO be, and
wa would ask an examination OF them by thoee In
want We are prepared to sell At manufacturers
prices with the freis ht included Cali and see
ham Al BRANCH 4 CURkANT'S,
corner Eighth and Main streets, No. 7n
an its
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NH cARDozo, ALsoP & FoURauREAN.

1907 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
1901 SALE 0gLY.-Ws beg to call the At
tenton OF our friends and tie trade generally TO
the fact that we receiving our spring ,toc
which will be well assorted, and will embrace
every article usually kept in NOTION HOUSE.
we have HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, HOOP
SKIRTS, CORsETs, sUsPENDERs, PERFU:
MERY. FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
HANpKERCaIEPs, BUTTONS OF every descrip-
ton, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numer-
Gus to mention.
An examination of our stock by the mere hants
generally visiting this market Is respectfully So
icited, and we assure them that we arc deter
mined to meet the demands OF the trade In price
and quality. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, &C.,
feo3 1903 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from to 500, 900 are placed in
awheel the hrst number when drawn OUT draws
drawn Quit the next highest, or second gift, &c,
until the whole number is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the con-
cert, where 5000 persons can witness 1t. COM
mittee will be chosen from the audience to take
charge Of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied with
a correct list OF the awards as soon as published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all booksellers,
druggists, music dealers, &C., where they can be
obtained at ONE DOLLAR each, or in quantities at
club rates.
Circulars, containing full instructions and terms
to agents, will be mailed upon the receipt Of stamp
Orders may be sent to us enclosing the money,
from ~ to S25, Ia a registered letter STAMP en-
closedl at our risk. La ger amount. by post once
order, draft, or express, at the following club
rates
Five tickets to one address so
Ten tickets to one address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Twenty tickets 10 one address.........-.... Is 90
Fifty tickets TO one address. IL 90
The names OF the agents will be published from
the central Office.
Tickets will be supplied to agents at fifteen per
Under and in pursuance of the provisions OF the
internal revenue law, his Honor, the Commits
sionsr of Internal Revenue, has. upon due proof,
granted a permit to the Souther Orphans Associa-
ton to hold its Gift Concert exempt from all
charges ,ohsther lr9n special taF or other duty In
This is protection to all Agents. and exempts
them from any ana ali laDlllty Tor license, TAX, OF
otherwise.
This exemption Is made upon the ground that
the proceeds Of the sale OF tickets for this Concert
are 10 be de voted to charitable object, and Is but
another evidence OF the favor and consideration
which our efforts have been constantly met In
nearly every direction.
KEFEREyCEs:
General @. T. BEAUKEsARD, New Orleans.
BrigadIer- General JEFF. THOMPSON, New Or.
leans.
Major General S. b. BrcKSER, New Orleans.
J. BEAN, N. D., Baltimore.
BALpERsToy, NJ D., Baltimore.
J. 5 MORROW, Publisher Baltimore formerly
OF J. ). Morrow 4 Coz.
J.E. NIsMo, Baltimore late OF Richmond, Va.
G. NJ. sTIEPP, Baltimore.
G. McKEEvER Co., Baltimore.
All orders and communications should be ad-
dressed to the CENTRAL 0FPIcB.
L. T. PALMER & CO.,
No. IL Holiday street Baltimore,
Managing Directors.
Tickets can be had a. the Musical Exchange OF
JOHN w. DAVIES Sons, Main street, Richmond,
Va.
Address communications to box 0ls Richmond.
Va IA s3-ts
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CINCINNATI, April 3.-Flour in good de-
mand; trade brands, $3.50; fancy, SIG.
Corn active and unchanged. Cotton dull !;
mddling, 26c. Whisky dull at 26c. Pro-
visions dull. Mess pork, s22.15. Bacon
Shoulders, 93sc.; sides, 1l3sc.; clear
sides, l2l8c. Lard unchanged. Sugar
firm at lac.
MOBILE MARKETS.
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton-Sales of 800
bales; prices nominal receipts, 657 bales
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, April 3-Noon.-Finances un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Noon.-Cotton
tending downward sales Of 1000 bales :;
middliDg uplands, l23s; Orleans, 1898.
Rosin-Common, SIS. Cd; refined. los.
Turpentine, 37s. Sd. Tallow, AS. cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 80 p. M.-There was
a large sale of California wheat for export
to New York. Cotton dull and declined
Il since noon middling uplands, l23..
LONDON, April So p. M.-Consols de-
clined IL since noon, and quoted at 9O18.
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GIFT CONCERT.
GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION CONCERT
IgAID OF THE
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION
incorporated by the Legislature OF virginia.
January 30, E67,)
TO BIZ GIVEN AT THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE,
APRIL BOTH, 1887.
The profits OF this concert will be given to the
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION,

to the subJoined address from the officers OF which
we call the attention of the public:
We, the officers OF the Southern Orphans Asso-
citation for the maintenance and education OF the
destitute orphans OF deceased southern soldiers
and sailors earnestly solicit the sympathy and CO.
operation in our Grand Presentation Concert OF all
who desire to see the home and school " enabled
to receive and care for ell needy who seek its
shelter and protection.
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal to them TO help
US in mora extensive enterprise. 1t is the de.
sign of the Association TO erect Home and
School" for the orphans OF the South, both male
and female, ca an extensive scale, in the city OF
Richmond, Va. As an inducement TO have the
building located there, the Common Council OF
that city have guaranteed sufficient lot OF land,
in an elevated and hcalhfuI location, and will in
crease the quantity OF land II needed.
1t is with a confident hope in favorable 70.
spouse to this appeal to public which has never
yet failed to sustain charitable institution, that
we have entered into an arrangement with Messrs.
L. T. PALMER & CO, No. IL Holiday street,
Baltimore, to organize Grand Musical Presonta-
ton Concert for its benefit, and earnestly solicit
the kindly aid and patronage of the public TO en-
sure Its success.
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Tickets can be had az the Musical Exchange OF
JOHN w. DAVIES Sons, Main street, Richmond,
Va.
Address communications to box 0ls Richmond,
Va IL 23-u
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RnLM RENT.

Any person claiming deduction on &C
count OF the expense for room rent must
satisfy the assessor that the room or rooms
occupied 10y him constitute his home, and
that he has no residence elsewhere, and
this being shown, he may be allowed to de-
rooms, but nothing can he allowed for rent
OF furniture or care of rooms. When rent
is included aud deducted as an expense OF
business, il must not be again deducted AS
rent, nor should person hiring a house
and >ub-lctiiug portion Of it be allowed
10 deduct more than the excess of his pay
mcutS over his receipts.
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II may seem unnecessary to add single word to
the above address. but the calls upon the institu-
ton have been numerous and pressing, and the
stru2 gle through which ii Is now passing to widen
the circle OF It's charities, Is Of such an arduous
nature that the mana cement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humane and sympathetic every.
where an active participation In this additional
numbers of helpless children, rendered thus by
the terri bic war through which we have passed.
And assuredly, whatever may have been the rela-
tive political views Of ladies and gentlemen hero.
tofor- all must sgree that tho children referred TO
could not, by any possibility, have had an agency
in bringing about their present deplorable and
destitute condition, and suitable becrs for the
charity OF all persons of whatever shade of polit
cal opinion. The " Home and school" which
they now more particularly seek to establish ant
endOlo will be of incalculable benefit by proyi-
ding not only food and raiment for these helpless
onss but likewise solid and thorough education
thus qualifying them for future usefulness TO So
ciaty al large. In order that this appeal may be
efectual In enlistng the active interest and CO.
operation OF all classes of persons everywhere,
we have concluded to issue for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-04

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBs.-Ths Board OF Com
inissioners ON Artificial Limbs have sntsrsd into
contract with DIR. DOUGLAS BLY, % furnish An
TIFlClAL LIMBS TO the disabled men who are en-
titled TO the benefit Of the appropriation maze "
the Legislature. ,..,or
In order TO the best working Of the eommiss.oss
and the manu- fsctursr and thai no dissp ~ nrlI
asnfs for limb obssfys the following orSss' W.
/. Let every applicant furnish bis n s,sss liz
once and county 10 the Coon nhslo1n Ne Hoad for
limbs until they receive ortsT 70 40 ~ c,ss, n
. Applicant: viii be attended '" IN 1As osSss W
'As,s pepppiissai win receive circular Win In
structions. - al rsilrosd and stHauhoat
The prss'ss s1s generously offered 70 give nee
SSnnnnssp pas.u y h::sgIlisssHn@c
sS1slIEESih. ''--'-''''"'
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INroRTANT TO CLERGYNrN.

Marriage fees, gifts from members of a
congregation to their pastor, &C., are tax
able Is income when the gifts or donations
are in the nature Of compensation for ser
vices rendered, whether in accordance
with all understanding to that effect at the
time Of settlement, or with an annual Gus
tom.
FOREIGNERS MUST PAY INCOME TAX.
Citizen, OF the United States residing
abroad are subject to tax upon their entire
incomes from all sources whatever, and the
same is true Of foreigners residing IN MtS
co,mtry.
The law provides that like tax shall be
levied, collected, and paid upon the gains,
profits, and income Of every business,
trade, or profession carried on in the Uni
ted States, 10y persons residing without the
United States and not citizens thereof.
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Mrs. J. NJ. HAMMOND, President,
Mas. DR.. J. B. BEAN, Vice President.
MRS. E. A. +. MEARS, Treasurer.
MRS. DR. A. G. KIMBERLY, Cor. Sec'y.
Mr.. J. n. SCHlERS, Recording Sec'y.
DR.. A. G., KIMBERLY Financial sec'y.
II. G. DALLAM, Esq, Counsellor.
BALTIMORE, February Is, 1857.
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lST.- -AUGNSTINE,S DAY-

The 26th of May, which falls on tomorrow.
is set apart in the calendar as sacred to the
memory StAugustine, the celebrated Apostle
of England, who is said to have died on that
day. about the year A. D. sos. In the latter
part Of the sixth century, when Gregory the
Great was Pope Of Rome, the old Convent of
st. Andrew, which stands on the Cmlian Mount,
just in the rear Of the Coliseum, was presided
over by pious man named Augustine. Pope
Gregory selected him and forty other monks
belonging to this convent, to carry the gospel
into the island Of Britain. About this time,
Ethelbert, the heather King of Kent, had mar
ried Christian princess named Bertha, the
daughter of Caribert, King of Paris. She took
with her to Britain a French bishop as her
chaplain, and was permitted the free exercise
of her religion in small chapel outside Of
Canterbury.
Augustine and his fellow missionaries landed
on the island of Thanet, but the date of this
important event has not been preserved
although the old monkish historians assert
that it was on the very day that Mahomet first
saw the light. The island of Thanet was at
that time separated from the mainland by an
arm of the sea, and there Augustine remained
for some time, at the request of the king, who
feared the good monk might seduce him into a
profession of Christianity through the agency
of the black art. An interview between the
monk aud the king was soon arranged, and
resulted in the former being permitted to com
mence his missionary labors ON the mainland.
Augustine with his followers then marched in
solemn procession to Canterbury, where they
took up their residence. AS they went on
their way, they carried before them large
silver cross and banner containing a repre-
sentation of the Saviour, singing also one OF
the still famous Gregorian chants.
Augustine commenced his labors at once,
and with such success that he baptised King
Ethelbert on the following Whit Sunday, June
2, A. d. 597. The example of the king was
soon followed by the lesser chieftains and the
common people, and on the succeeding Christ
mas it is said that ten thousand of the Saxons
were baptised near Sheerness.
The great work of evangelizing England
was thus fairly inaugurated. Subsequently,
Augustine is said to have visited Wales and
Yorkshire, and after some years passed in
jealous preaching to the Pagan islanders, he
is reported to have died on the 26th of May,
but in what particular year is now matter Of
doubt. 1t was eminently proper that after his
death he should have been elevated to the
dignity of sainthood.
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BY ORDER OF HEIRS.
Ssf's M GuM%EY II Si = soNs1i soNs AheiSnesrs. SeSsseu'

#st Estate OF ROGER MCDONALD. deceased.
j. III. GUMMEY Il SONS, Aucioneers.
Store and Four Dwellings, TWENTY-FoURIt
Street, below Walnut. -,
Sale, at II O'Clock, Noon, az the Philadelphla EA
change, ..ha.
All that certain Lot or Piece OF Ground, togetneI
with the mproN ements thereon erected bltuhIo ~
side OF Beach, now Twenty yiouI IN htIeet an
south side of 20 feet wide street chlleu M
street. between Walnut and Locust sre9to, m
Eighth Ward of the city OF PhiladelphIe; AZ ,a
I'M ront or breadth on SAID Beach street ~ eet any
extending in length depth OF ihqs % feet 1ae
90 feet wide street ITO feet 20 anOSnei htS
street. Improvements consist OF stas
store and dwelling fronting on dreliinSs containine
three rooms each. and one i{d,ssIi
containing six rooms ifohtihE On S"'N'' '''So''
Clear OF all incumbfanStss, A. aOJa Auctionao.s
Etasat o. ~ No sos WALNUT Street.
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. ID. @. NAV Ii 1867 [

Dy ulSCtlOh VI lie
the following enumerated Iron, Steel, and
Lumber will be sold at Public Auction, at LIN
COLIN DEPOT, under the supervision ofCaptain
commencing on MONDAY, June g. at 10 A. M,
10 wit:-About
$4,000 lbs Flat Iron, from lx7s to 414x1l
sorted
10000 Nail Rod Iron.
10000 Horseshoe Iron, light and heavy.
S0lC0 Hammered Iron, assorted,
100000 AssoI ted Iron, all sizes
246OU0 T" Round Iron, assorted from 3-l6 to2h
inches, all sizes.
1l4,OOO Square Iron, assorted, from % to
inches, all sizes.
5000 Round 1Ion, assorted, from l to 81
inches. all sizes
300C0 Hoop Iron, assorted, from "a to inch,
all sizes
l2SOCO Spring 81 eel, assorted from II to %
inches, all sizes.
l5C00 American Blistered Steel.
10000 feet Oak Lumber, from to 6inches thick.
1900 Hickory Lumber, from to inches
thick
10000 Poplar Lumber, "a inch thick
42l 46S Pine Scantlng, 3K4, 8, 6, 7, =, and o. Il
to Is feet long.
Wagonmakers, caTbuilders, and others will
find this fine opportunity TO replenish their
sto ok, as the material is entirely new.
transportation will be furnished to Sixth
street wharf or the railroad depot, as purchasers
may desire, and at their risk
From lO to 10 days will be allowed in which to
remove the goods.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
ID l6t Bvt, Brig. Gen, Depot Quarterm'r.