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ID Il o P o 8 A l. s

the Chief Quartermastsr. Military Division of the
aax 20 p. Louis ss0 Mo until - M on the 10th
Government Troops and Supplies from the follow.
ing points to posts on the Missouri river as indi
From ST, Louis to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
From Wysndotte to Fort BufOrd, Damp Cooke
apa fort Benton.
Cooke and Fort Benton. '""'p
From Omaha to Fort B.ford, Camp Cooke and
From Sioux City to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
ape Fort benton:
From Fort sGily to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort Rice to Fer. Buford. Camp Cooke
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Bu,ord, Camp
Cooke and Fort Benton.
:, From Fort .Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
From Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
VII, be tne endesvot OF the Government to ship
the liver, say between June and August 81. Bid
te to
the date Of starting to determine the rate to be
Of TT Se sss
destination above named, as follows:
officer and soldier cabin passage to be provided
Tor ON GERS and for soldiers necessary facilities for
eSSokHng their rations, which will be supplied by
ID The rate per 100 pounds at which they will
3D. The rate each at which they will transport
horses mules. cattle, ambulances. carts, wagons
&C ,!t.oughs for feeding animals to be supplied by
A Just preference will be given to parties who
own and control boats. Boats will be expected to
always give the Government freight the preference
and in no will be allowed to carry private to
the exclusion of Government freight.
stores BY land in the event Of failure by water and
All etores received by the contractor for transp
tation must be delivered at their destination within
In case the contracting party fails to carry
right to furnish the trans at the expense
Of the contractor; and nothing herein contained
from transporting public supplies on any boat be-
longing to the Government.
The government reserves the right to reject any
BIDDERS are Informed that no boat loaded with
Sioux City, Iowa drawing over three and one. half
feet OF water, and that boats will not be aured
to go to Fort Buford, d. T., or points above, with
Bidders should give their names in full, as we'll
must be aeoompsnied with bond in the sum Of
$40 0O signed by two or more responsible persons,
b fnsa IN b se Il "a
security furnished by said party, in accordance
with the terms OF this advertisements.
ne CONTRACTOR will he required to give bonds in
The party to whom the award is msde must be
prepared to execute the contract At once. and to
give the required bond for the faithful
Copy Of blank form of contract to be entered
into in the event Of award, can be had by APP
Qusrtermaster. Deps, tmept of the Missouri, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, and Of Chief Quartsrmas-
Proposals shonld be endorsed, Proposals for
Army Transportation by the Missouri River )" and
By order Of t the ouaItermsstsr General.
j l.. DONALDSON,
Asst. Quartermaster General. u. 8. A..
Chief ouSrtermassr military Division.
"a IL 2NB of the Missouri.
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY rRANspoRTArIoN
Ofcs Of Chief Ouartsrmaasr,
district of the Indian TsYTifors,

Fort Gibson. e. ~. Jan. /. 1873
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received
Al THIS 'ffce until III O'Clock a ID, THURSDAY,
February 20 1855 for the transportation from Fort
olb-On, i. T., 10 Fort Arbuckle T., or such 9th
er posts or stations hereafter be estabi ed
along the roure or on its continuation, within the
Military Supplies, such other quantity as the
Government may require to transport during the
year commencing April i, 1858, and ending March
Bidders will state the rate per 90 pounds per 100
miles At which they willtransport the each
month OF the year, beginning April l. 1873 and end
Bidders will give their names in full as we'll as
their places OF residence, and each proposal must
De accompanied BY guaranty from tWo or more
persons hose loyalty and solyency, well as thar
recora, setting forth that In case a contract is
awarded 70 the party proposing. il will be &C
copied and entered into, and good and sufi cient
security furnished for the faithful performance of
the same
The party to whom award is made must b.
prepared TO execute contracts without unneces-
sary delay, and give bond for the ,ithful Der
torrance thereof In the sum Of $40 OO0 (ten thOn.
sand dsllars) and be In readiness tn commence the
transportation of stores on the first day Of April
ISIS
He will also be required to have an Office or
place OF business At or near Fort Gibson, 1. T .
and to have at his command teams sufficient to
usshspoTi az Iea-t to1U POUNDS per mouth
The right Is Reserved on the part of the Govern
me Mt TO reject any or all bids which may be
celVed aDd contract made will be beet to the
approval of the Quartermaser General Of the army.
made monthly, In current funds.
BIDDERS are invited to be present on the day of
opening proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed - Proposals for
Army Transportation and addressed TO the Chief
Qusrtermaster. District of the Indian Territory
By authority of Colonel Del Floyd Jones. com
manding District OF the L. +
fe 3-stB Capt. and A. O. M. o. g. A., Chief o. NJ
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ID r o 20 8 A L s /.

Office Chief C. s., Fifth Military Distyict,l
Netr Orleans, January 81, 1858.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, are invited till
the 10th day Of February, 1883, at IL O'Clock M 4,
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De.
partment with the following Subsistence Stores
viz
$50 barrels of best quality Of Mess Pork
10000 pounds of best Canvassed Hams, in casks.
~ 0O0 pounds of good Brown Soap.
80 kits of Mackerel, MOL.
80 barrels Of Dried Apples, best quality, price per
pound to be stated.
400 pounds Of good Hard Bread, put up in boxes
50 pounds to the box, price per pound to be
stated.
All the above articles to be of the very best
quality, and put up In superior packages and to be
delivered at the Anchor Press in this city within
twenty days after the opening of the bids
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their en- gagements
with any branch Of the Government.
Payments will be made in su funds as may be
on hand for disbursement at the time.
Sealed proposals will also be receive ed at the same
time for the purchase Of q barrels of damaged Mess
Pork
The Pork can be seen at the Anchor Press.
Price per barrel TO be stated in bid.
Bids to be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals. A. BECK WITH,
fe 7-3tB Brew. Brig. Gen. and G. S., U. q. A.
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AvY DEPAR MINT,
=, BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,
WASHINGTON, January 2S. 1873. (
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Steam
Heating Apparatus will be received at this Office
until o clock y. NJ, on THURSDAY. The 2nth
February next, to be then opened, for furnishing
al the materials ana labor necessary to the c. m
plete construction and setting up ready for use of
Steam Heating Apparatus for warming the new
Midshipmen 8 Quarters now building at the United
States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Maryland, ac-
cordlng to the printed specifications for the same
which can be obtained on Application at this Office
Bid must accompany their offers with guar
antics that they will, their bids are accepted,
enter into contract, with good and satisfactory
ten days after the acceptance of their offer, and
falling TO dc the guaIantors agree to make good
to the United States the difference between the
offer and that " ich may be accepted.
Bidders will state the time they will require to
complete the work.
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all
of the bids, if for the interest Of the Government
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
ia 30 eol0t Chief of Bureau.
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II s, ENGINEERS OFFICE.

Z. No. IL STATE STREET, ALBANY. NY.
January Is, 1853.
until Il O'Clock m TUESDAY, February H. Is s'
Tor Work and Materials for the improvement OF the
hu1son hiver, between Troy and New Baltimore,
!, For from fifty thousand to sixty i've thousand
cred in the dykes and leVeed on top stone deh'
For from two hundred and seventy thousand
less Of Piles oak pine Chestnut or spruce. NOT OF
less than twelve inches in diameter at the butt.
8 For driving from two hundred and forty thou
sand to three hundred and fifteen thousand feet of
=; For from six hundred and fifty thousand to
ee5s HUNDRED and hfy thousand feet more or less,
Der in pieces not less than twenty five feet long
to be deliy We in raf,s =, the dykes
% twenty one thousand running feet, more or less
8. For the Timber Work on thirty two hundred
running ing iset, mere or less, Of half dyke.
PS1 Far or other points on t the river banks
thousand pounds more or iss. Of e wrousht rS0
bolts; with NUT. and washers,
pounds, more or less, OF wrought iron rods. with
10 For from thirty-hve thousand to forty -sig hit
spike. without heads.
II; For three thousand cubic yards, more or less,
ofsloRe wall stone, to be deli yered on the dykes
~ For Dredging aysy two thousand cubic yards,
n. material to be deposited on fat scows and
'h 10 p;S into the new dyke near Oeda, Hill
yard delivered for stone; so much per cubic yard
dredgfd and deposited, for dredging; go much per
the B. spG for
30 much per pound for iron.
Office and ne bid vii Be received aniess made on
the printed form and properly certified. speci-
mems OF the stone and iron, plans and specifica-
tons Of the timber work, and maps Of the river,
showing soundings, &C can be seen at this Office,
parties desiring to bid.
Is. BIDS will be considered for materials and
workmanship not less than one fourtb OF the
amounts given above. Successful bidders will be
required TO enter into contract with the United
States, with good and suff cient sureties. stamps
FOR contracts and Bon-s to be furnished BY the
Contractor.
The United States the right to reject all
bids deemed disadvantsgeous,
By order Of Brevet MAJOR Cen. yohn Newton
JOBH NJ. WILSON.
Major Engineers and Bvt. Lit. Col. T. s. S.
ia Is BIB
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CURE FOR FROSTED LIMBs.-we are in
formed on good authority, says the Country
Gentleman, that nothing If better for withdraw :
ing the frost without injury 10 frozen ears,
cheeks and fingers. than the immediate ap plies !
ton of kerosene-rubbing IL on on gently few
times. In one instance both checks were fro
zen, and this remedy produced immediate re-
lief without the usual inflammation. The same
person repeated the application AT another
time with equal success. In another case the
remedy was applied TO badly frozen ear.
which as in the other instances il cured with
ont inflammation. 1t 10 indispensable that the
application be made before rhawing This
remedy is the more valuable because IT is al :
ways at hand in eyeiy house
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DROPOsALs FOB STATING.

OFFICE CHIBr QUARTERMAsrKR.
FIPrH MILITARY DISTRICT.
NEW ORLEANS, La, February 4, l853.t
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at this once until IL M, MONDAY, the 10th day
Of February 1858 for furnishing and putting on,
ct Fort Jackson, La 26 squares Of Stating.
Work to be completed within twenty co.. days
from date Of acceptance Of proposal
Slate to be of best quality, and TO be put mp in
good and workmanlike manner, to the satisfaction
Of his Department
A guarantee of the work for one year will be re.
Qured.
The United States reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Bids will be opened at the time above named,
and bidders are invited to be present.
Proposals should he endorsed " Proposals for
Stating" and addressed to the undersigned.
CHAS: 3: fOMPkINS,
Bvt Brig. Gen., and Chief Quartermaster,
Fifth Military nistrirt
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pRoPesALsFoR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Headquarters District Of Montana.
Omse Assistant OxarfsrmGstsy,

hs6dqtnvterS District Of Montana,)
Fosf SHAW, NJ T.. JJa Jam T. isss'
u5t sflea Pr9pSs.ls will be RECEIVED at this ON
1855 for transportation Of military supplies durins
the year commencing May ], 1853 and ending April
Snrin , On ronteNos and district Of Montana
Route No. being from Fort Benton, Montana
s s.s or s rS5
&&tner posts as may be established in Southern
Route No. being from the mouth of the Muscle
sne T,ver to the new post about TO be established
The weight to be transported on route No. will
be 2 600 600 pounds, more or less.
Inc weight TO be transported on route No. 2 will
be 500 900 pounds. more or less.
SssTs will state the rate Per one hundred
The year. heginning with May 1, 1858, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full, as we'll
NUT be .ccompanied by . bond in the sum Of
$500. signed BY two or more responsible persons.
for the route: mentioned in the proposal to the
entered into, and good and Icient security fur.
nf'hed s5 said party in accordance with the terms
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solveucy
OF each bidder and per son offered security must
acPPT Tnnsosa es @n! PROPOSAL n,or.a .p,,.
Army Iransportstion on route No. or gas the
Fort shaw, N: T.; and none will be entertained
unless they fully comply with the requirements Of
The party to whom an award is made, must be
prepared to enter into the contract at once and TO
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ance of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
the hrst day of May, 1853. and will be required to
nave place OF business, or agency, at which he
can be communicated with promptly and readily,
for routes Nos. ! snd2, at Fort Benton or Fort
shaw, Montana Territory.
The conditions Of the contract will be the same
a a on route No Department Of Dakota, with the
which can be had by application to this Office or
AZ the ONCE of the Quarter master st New York.
Chicago, Saint Louis. Fort Leavenvorth. Omaha
Fort Sterling, and Saint Paul.
BY order Breyet Brigadier General s. B. Hola-
Ofd, Chief Y M, Department Of Dakota
n. :. CONSTABLE.
captain and A. q. M. Chief q. NJ. District Of
Montana. e. 3-6t
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PROPOSALS.
ID b o p D s A L s

OFFICE OF LIGHT House, INSPECTOR
BuYFALo, February, 1858. {
Proposals. will be received At thls once until the
9Th day Of February, 1883 for setting the buoys
Msumee Bay, Raison Point, Point Mouille, and
Detroit river.
Also, for Niagara Reef. Portage River, sandusky
Rive - and Sandusky Bay.
Separate contracts will be made In the division
and order named of the foregoing point, and will
embrace the taking up the buoys before the close
OF nayisatlon, and replacing them with temporary
substitl ties.
The buoys to be furnished by the Government.
By order of the Light House Board:
FRANCIS B. ELLISON,
fe8-6tB Inspector,
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DROPOsALS FOR OAK WOOD.

Ofee Chief OxarfsYmas fs,,
Fist Military H,stricf,
NEW ORLEANS, La. February 4. 1858
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be receiv cd
at this Office until u m MONDAY, February TO-
1858, for the delivery at Fort Jackson, La. on or
before the LIST day Of March next, Of 200 cords Of
good merchantable Oak Wood.
To be Of best quality, and subject to inspection
before acceptance.
or oil bids
Bids will be opened at the time above stated and
bidders are invited to be present.
Proposals should be endorsed Propose ais fer
Oak Wook," and addressed 70 the Undersigned
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS.
Bvt. Brig. Gen., and Chief Quartermaster.
feSlt Fifth Military District
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ORPHANS COURT. January Is, iSss.-DIs
" FRIcT OF CoLuMBA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, to-
scit:-ln the case Of eusannAh Carrico, admin.
istratrix Of JAMES CAkRICO, deceased, the OK
ecutrx aforesaid has, With the appreciation of
Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the 18th day Of
February, 1855. for the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deoessed, and Of the assets in hand, a. far
e the same have been collected and trrned
info money; when and where all the Creditors and
heirs OF said decesssd are notified to attend with
their claims properly yo9ched, or they may other.
decearedt estate PYorided copy Of this order be
gublished once week for three weeks in the
Test-JAMEs r 0'BEIRNE
in U-1aW3Ws Register Of With
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10y COOPER d LATIMER. Auctioneers,
ID Successors to Jas. O. Mcclure d Co..
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and lltt
street, Star Once Building.


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, in chancery sitti pg
bearing date the 3Oth day Of December, A. d 1851 ,
and passed In the case of Owen ct al, VS.. Hender
son ct al, NO 039, shall offer for sale at pu bic
auction, Oh WEDNESDAY, the 5th of February,
isto att o'ol9ck p m. in front Of the premises,
the following described real estate together with
the improvements, TO wit: Part Of square num-
hered $50, In the city of W ashington eginnine for
the same on street north, AZ feet 3h inches from
the southwest corner Of said square; thence run
ming north % feet, west IL fees north 6S feet in
ches to Rhode Island avenue; thence along sail
avenue feet inches; thence south along a lot of
ground lately ewned by sayes J. Bowen, III feet &
inches to said street. thence west 81 feet AZ inches
&c the place eff beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; residue in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day of sale or after the
sale the purchaser has the option to pay all the
purchase money in cash. title deed retained until
the Y hole OF the purchase money Is paid Convey
ancir and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A
deposit of $50 will be required at time o. sale.
ISAAC l.. JOHNSON, Trustee,
Fest COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
1xTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til "WEDNESDAY, the l2fh. AT the same hour
ISAAC l.. JOHNSON, Trustee.
ie 3-IO&n COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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VTNITED STATES HNGINEER OFFIoE,

u No SIS SECOND 6rREKr, BALrIMoRR Nm.
Proposals will be received at this Office until noon
of SATURDAY, the 18th OF February, 1858, for fur
nisbibg Patapeco river improvement with Miscel-
laneous Supplies for use Of Tug and Drsdges dur.
ing Working seseou.
are made AFTER forms TO be obtained at this Office
where further information can be had.
Proposals will be opened at 1880 p N, in pres
ence OF such bidders as may choose TO attend
The right 10 reserved g. reject say or al hids for
any cause deemed su n apt BY the pndersig ned
80 JOHN PARNEM
Major Of Engineers
fel.6tB and Brevet MAJOR Gen, u. 8. A.
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- Salesrooms 4ls Eth stree
Opposite Patent Office.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REyKNuE.

~ Collectors 06ce, Disfricf OF Columbia,
WASHINGTON. February 10, 1858.
Notice 10 hereby eiyen that I shall expose for
sale, at public auction and sell to the highest bid
der, at the Collectors Office, No 46s Seventh
street, en- THURSDAY, February 20, at IL O'Clock
a. m, the following goods and chattels, the pro.
perty of Timothy Hurley and distraned by me fer
the collection of tax distilled spirits due the
the said Hurley, viz:
Is Barrels Whitkey lin bondD
$40 7. 8. $40 Bonds with Coupons. due JAN
iS%iS CLEPHANE,
re le-tds u &. Collector In Rev for ID
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n T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.
BY FITCH FOX,
Real Estate Brokers and Anc,ioneeyS
Ofice-Corner 7th and \ SITS. opposite Post Off ce
m UNJoNToWN n n "oA Ed

TRUSTEE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN UNl0NTOwN, d G.
Under and BY virtue Of deed of trust to the
undersigned, executed by George W Duvall TO
secure the pap ment Of certain notes as
therein set forth, and as is shown BY reference
TO said deed, which is duly recorded in Liber n
G. T., No. 4, foios 239, 30. al, and 2i2 of the
land records for Washington county, District of
Columbia and at the written request of one of the
parties secured thereby, 1 will sell. on FRIDAY,
the 9Th day of March, A. ID ISIS, at half past (
O'Clock, on the premises, part OF the property OF
said q. W. Duvall, in Uniontown, D. c., being
that parcel Of ground situated near the Navy ard
Bridge, and contained in the following bounds
viz Bounded on the north by Johnson street, on
the south by j. Nj. koenig's lot, the west by
Monroe street, and On the east by the Potomac
river and containing "a 900 square feet of ground
more or less the ZANE being Lots No. 793 794, 1885,
$50, l3, !aS. 199 So0 and sol, according to recent
subdivision of said ground; ard also a piece of
ground, 100 feet by ll31a feet, improved by good
Dwelling House and Barn.
Terms: Cne-half cash. balance in six months
with interest. secured b, deed of trust All con-
yeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. deposit of $50 required down at { me
Of purchase.
fe 4-ec&ds. FITCH FOX, Auctioneers.
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TNHROCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ @ - 3

WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1857
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run follows. viz:
FOB NEW YORK without change of cars
Leave daily except Sunday at 745 q. N, 1880
FOR PHILADEL PHIA.
Leave eaily except Sunday at 7:A5 and l2:l5 D.
m, and 80 and ZOO D. m. -
on SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at ZOO ,.
SLEEPING CABS for New York on ZOO D. m.
train daily. VIZ " 49,
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had 1T the Station Office at all
hours IN the day, as we'll at the Office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
napolis, and the W est
il. WILSON, Master of Transpo on
M COLE. Geperal Ticket Agent
ocO-f GEO. 8. kO0ETZ, Agent, Washington
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
A UCTION SALE OF ARMY BOOTHRs.

A oVIAVn GALE VI ABMH BOTTLES.
o"aS s s,~s y cf. ;:s: s:S E:s,,s,ss.
Will be sold at public auction. st Ii. Depot Of
Army Clothing and Equipase, corner Of Lsight
II &c s IN ssI a.. :. H
Army BsSsss:
p p.irs msehips Army
Terms cash, in Government funds. ten Der cent.
down Purchases to be removed within tye days
'r fsas sise OF B1s Brig Gen ana os
GALE OF HORSES
orr , c.,sf S 2rs,,s,T S...,
n. unser,.O wIGx nlfT .s Miss. Jan . lsss
rusEy 1898 q the once Of the Post 1uarternas,eG,
at holly s SPgiREE ~ ni cAviRPRRRy HORSES
Ordered sold BY the Inspector General Fourth Mil
Terms. Cash, on day of sale
B; yss.,s eG s, sSs Nj Sh;i
PUBLIC SALE OF 90yERNMENr PROF:
In .ceordspe &C.. With in.tIqesion: from the Com
And Abandoned Lands. dated Wilmington, f D. c.,
ID VII .i to The
property of the late called Confederate States)
Chds sbo1s sso miles from aEas snS
wit: '
Laboratory, SKA, three stories brick, two wings
1Furnace House, 7sxss, one story, bare walls, di.
lapidated.
Blacksmith Shop, 22xsh, one story, brick.
Distillsry, S6x32xl2, frame-temporary.
Oil Mill 36xa2xl2 frame, temporary.
700 pounds Castings old
sets Quartz Crushers.
I Steam Boiler, three horse.
2Wood Spur Wheels and Frames.
] Water Wheel, l8x6S.
lot Brick, in kiln, about ITO ono,
Sale will be without reserve, for cash In Govern
ment funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove the prop
erty from the premises with the least possible de.
lay. TH0S. p. JOHNSTON,
Brevet Eieut. Col. Volunteers,
G. Q. N. and ID. o. for State Of N. O.
JANUARY is, 1858. iA10-tFuB
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1NTELLIGIECE OFFICE, 479 1lrH orREUr.
j. WAHTED-9erman anc other first -cIsts hi q
Family Oocks and Lsundresses Experienc<a
Chambermaids, Nurses, &C Also Wood ChepHere
and two Wheetwriehts for the country s. fTUA-
TIOHS WANfEb-By most com petent French
Cooi W alters, and &C achmen. jalS-eoiy