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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27
TRANSFORMATIONS LgNES.
TTOR BALTIMORE.

F0R BALTIMORE. -
The passenger and freighting steamer CO.
LUMBIA, Capt. JAMES HARPER, having 11'
surpassed accommodations, leaves Baltimore
every SATURDAY, at 4 O'CLOCK, P. h.
for Washington, Alexandria, and GcorEeto""
stopping at al her former landings.
Returning, will leave AleXandrje ever
The The freighting steamer TH0S. +. CAHILL
Capt. WIN. MAITH, will leave Baltimore u"
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS, touching IL Gone
river, Lodge Wharf,and Chapel Point and C@'
riom&n, returning will leave AloZandEia ."
FRIDAY MORNINGS at 10 o'clock.
gsB~All way freightmust be prepaid
ItS5- For freight and passage apply 10
ie lift b. WHEAT, Agent
N e" Y &Esfiffxelror <i7E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

- OUTRAGE. last Wednesday night the lesi
dence ofsDr. G. Barron, at Cross Keys, South
ampton county, was surrounded by an. armed
mob Of. ':loil leaguers, y and for Two hours OIL
more the premises were constantly fired upor
withrpistols, shot guns and rifles, and perforat
ed every direction. Twentyrnine rife balls
passed through the parlor windows OF the resi-
deace and can now be counted embedded inthe
walls of: the building t was with the great
est difficulty that the inmates, composed OF
woman and children, were prevented from be-
ing shot dead. The circumstance when it be.
came known, raised great excitement in the
neiehborhood, and q white man by the name
Of Fuller WHO'S strongly suspected OF having
been the inshgator, and leader Of the mob IL
: their attack on DR.. B. stpremses, has the eyes
of the entire community fixed upon him as the
miserable wretch who desired, ands atroeious.
~ sought the destruc6ontof this family
Norfolk Journal. gzaa rye ..9r-,,r. g
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NRAEEHN H. E.ESN'.
E0Orf orAIexantHria, Aug. 81.
ARRIVED.

4'Ogl O9 IR9G2EAAaAFRtE, [AAS 80
ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Nickle Baltimore. to j.
Brodcrs 81 Co.
Steamer T. =. Cahill, Maith, Baltimore. to B.
Wheat.
Schr. Joseph Baxter. MYrich, Boston, plaster,
TO Suite " stuart
Boycc 10 ca.
SAILED.
Schr Ida Birdselj, WILDER, Hoboken, coal,
by American Coal Company.
Schr. Henry Finch, Bunnor, Aliens Point,
coal, by American Coal Company.
Schr Anna Lyons, Pitcher, Boston, coal, by
Central Coal Company.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Kato Walker, Oulivor. hence at Bos-
ton oath.
Schr Ann E CARL. Tyler, for this port, sailed
from Boston 23d.
Steamship Empire, Price, hence at New
York 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

Mr.. BREoKINRIDGE. of J John 9. Breck-
nridge, the Observer and Reporter Of Licking
ton, KY, says:
''Thcre seems to be prospect Of the return
of this son Of Kentucky to his home and
friends. The telegraph announces that three
of his personal friends, Judge Alvin D4valII
Frank Hunt, esq, and the Hon. j. 3: Beck
are now visiting him in Canada, with the view
OF inducing him, if possible, to make appIica-
ton to the President OF the United States for
pardon so that he can return to his native
Stale. 1t is stated that the time for filing an
Indictment Tor treason against those who par
ticipated in the late war for Confederate indie
pendence has passed by limitation OF The law,
and even If it had not, the President can par
don all who apply to him, excepting only such
as arc now under Indictment or conviction
The day when Gen. breckenridge can return TO
us in safety will not be more joyful to him than
to thousands who love and honor the czled
soldier and statesman. .... II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

Coal 9ALE.-New York, August 2G.-Filty
thousand tons Of coal sold to-day at married
advance in prices; Lump 50 4ja4 All steam
stove S. 42la5 6Z4 chesnut So 3Oa4 62!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

LoUDoUN COUNTY -Gen. Stoneman having
referred to Col. f. V. White, Sheriff, Tor ad-
justment, the difficulty between the two branch
ea Of the NJ. i. Church III this county as to the
occupancy Of Salem Church, that gentleman
last week, in q single interview with the trlls,
tees, succeeded in soothing the parties, and
was enabled to report ''alI quiet along the
Potomac. y
Mr. Everett Saunders died at the residence
OF his son, near LeesburR, on Thursday morn
ing last, in the S2nd year Of his age Thus
has the grave again opened to receive within
its bosom another o. lie Oldest citizens of the
county. 1861"
The track CT the A, L. & Fl. r. r. is now
laid some distance beyond Leesburg, and the
work is being pushed forward as rapidly as cir
cumstancas. will ALLOW. 1t will reach Bowie )
crossing, il il thought about the first OF o.
tober. &. = . 81 9.
On Saturday last there was a temperance
celebration among the colored population Of
Ieesburg. -Loudoup mirror. = "
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wing CON + O K II

Having spent some time away from home in
order to test the merits Of the various Fro Place
Heaters, we have returned. prepared to offer TO
the public something
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Aug. T.-Ln Flour
We have no change to note, the stocks on mana
being light and only sufficient TO supply Inc
city trade The market for Wheat was more
active and prices for good article we're lUaloc
better. The offerings reached 5OOJ bushels u
red and 438 white, with sales Of the latter az
2lO, 215, 225 and $40, and 22O 225 and 25O ior
red There is scarcely any demand for low
grades, and good deal was withdrawn. For
Corn there was some enquiry, and prices were
a shade iirmer, with sales of mixed at l22al23'
Offerings Of Oats reached l 300 bushels, with
sales at 63a64 Rye quiet, with sales at l36 for
ordinary.
The New York Worlds money article of the
25th instant says Tho movements Of the gold
market are of much interest to merchants at
the present time. The German bankers have
embarked largely in the purchase of govern
ment bonds 10 prevent the exports of specie,
ard the consequent advance in the price OF
gold, again tc day sold about ST, COO UO OF gold,
long, against bonds. Sterling slght Dllis W nc
sold at 1891, and some Of the foreign bankers
have instructed their firms in Europet TO ship gold
to New York, in one case TO the extent OF 9!OVV,-
600 This movement Of gold from Europe II
followed up 10 any extent, will have an in por-
TAFT bearing on the price Of gold here.
GEORGETOWN MARKET is more
animated on the canal than it has been for sew
cral days past. The water is higher. end boats
are arriving in large numbers. business on
| Change yesterday morning was very brisk
Offerings: 5000 bushels red Wheat. Sales
1000 bushels at 2l5; 500 bushels at go; 25UU
bushels at 2j7; 400 bushels at 258 per bushel
N Y. DRY GOODS MARKET.-TO say that the
trade in dry goods for the past week has not
been altogether satisfactory would hardly con
vey u sense Of the real state Of the case, which
may be more strongly put. II has been very
unsatisfactory; and yet the city is full Of Western
purchasers: who manifest no special hurry to
take hold.
Coal 9ALE.-New York, August 2G-Filty
| thousand tons of coal sold to-day at a marked
advance in prices Lump. 81 4ja4 473 steam
boat 81 8Oa4 OF! CRATE Sja5 36i egg IS 323a6 81;
2tove S. 42!a5 6Z!; chesnut 50 30a4 623.
There was very little bpsinoas at the Balti-
more stool; Board yesterday. Gold sold at 1916.
Governments were somewhat higher but not
active until the secOnd board. City G3 were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

FANNY EIsLER.-Fanny Elser, who was
born IN Vienna in 1911, was in early life an in
innate friend of the Duke de Reichstadt, son
of Napoleon and Marie Louise. A recent pa
per states that she is still living at, her villa
near Hamburg. She and her sister Therese
were in London when the manager of the
Grand Opera in Paris offered them an engage
mept, which they declined, fearful of the yer
dict Of tho Partisan public. In order to induce
them to listen 10 his proposals, be gave them q
grand dinner at the Clarendon, and served
them at desert with silver dish containing
forty thousand dollars worth OF jewels and dla-
moods which was.handed around to the guests
as it it contained so many peanuts. The SIS
tiers each selected one of these bagatelles, worth
about two thousand dollars each, and before
they left signed the contract which led them TO
fame and fortune. - b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

CASE OF. HERNDoN. The Orange county
correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch says:
"Herndon's captors have not yet'realized
the reward offered by the Governor. I learn
that its payment has been stopped on the rep
reservations of the negro Peter Bibbl who
gave the information which led to the capture.
He claims half the reward, although he did
nothing but talk, talk, talk, as is his inveterate
habit. In the mean time the captor5 hold the
receipt of the sheriff of Orange, county, and
will present it only when they can command
the whole sum promised. Peter is in great
tIibuiaiion, and hls case eXcites much interest
among the blacks OF whom he is leader. A
written notice on the blacksmith shop Of his
neighborhood warns him to leave the county,
and he has received warnings that Herndon' 8
relatives and friends arc seeking vengeance
He is in great alarm, and is afraid to stay at
home O nights. and regularly seeks protection
elsewhere. OF course the old fellow is an no
danger, and his trepidity causes much rnerri-
nent Herndon's trial (which was to have
begun yesterday at Orange Courthouse) is
postponed on account of the illness Of Hon
Shelton L. Leake, his principal Attorney
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

TIE VIRGINIA JUDeEs.-Tae Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Gazette says:
.'sTbe present judiciary Of Virginia have un-
fortunately rendered themselves exceedingly
obnoxious to ''Judge Underwood" OF the u.
s. District Court. It appears that Judge
Thomas rendered decision adverse to the IN,
terests Of some Of Judge Underwood S railroad
friends, which decision was subsequently con,
frmed by the Court OF Appeals, and mandate IA
into effect. This was highly Questionable to
Judge Underwood, who arrested the proceed
ings and set aside the mandate. Not satisfied
with thus multiplying the proceedings OF the
State Courts Judge, Underwood appealed to
Secretary Schofeld on Monday last to dismiss
ali the Judges of the State, and establish
new Judiciary more in harmony with the views
Of the Federal Judge. Gen. Schofield heard
the proposition patiently, but he appreciated
the modesty of the demand more than he did
reasons on which it was based. The result was,
he respectfully declined removing the Virginia
Judges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27
TE0(A PIECES SHEET NJ Oslo, VOCAL
ey&YO AND INSTR UMENTAL

TEOC PIECES SHEET NJ USIC, VOCAL
SS'O AND lNSTRU MENTAL.
AS l said before" | have tho only regular
stock Of Music and Musical Works ever gotten
up in Alexandria. sorry to say it, and am pre-.
pared to furnish anything in that line, if to ba
had 1T all. ..
recuniary. as we'll as other almost in sur
mountable objections, preclude the possibility
of giving the names, &c, Of all the Music
have on hand, AS | conId fill any newspaper
published in this city.
A liberal DISCOUNTS made to teachers of mu-
sic and schools. 'f''.
Music sent by mail at publishers prices, free
Orders promptly filed Terms cash.
JOHN II. PAEROTT
Deaior in Music, Blank Books, Paper, Station
cry, &c, Alexandria, Va aug 27-tf
5NREEN GINGER-a fresh sppplv inst ro.
VI coiVed and for sale by ..'.
- -. r.. COOK s. KELLEY, ~
aug II -a9 . 10Y King street.
A4DlE@ BuOKSkIN GAUNTLETS, Of
- superior quality, just received by
aug 70 CHA5. W, GREEN, SO, King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

The PRACTICE SoUADRoN.-The practice
squadron have all returned to Annapolis. The
U. s. frigage Savannah, flagship, Capt. Ste
phen B. Luce the sloop-of-war Macedonian
Lieut. Com. Sefridge; and the sloop ol-war
Dale, under command Of Lieut.. Com. lllcard'
com osed the squadron Capt. /, Luce acting a.
commander OF the squadron. The MacedOn
ian and the Savannah visited the Azores and
Ma S isl isands' touching at FayaI, Funcha
and ali the groups of islands. After leaving
Fnnoha they ran along the western coast Of
Teneriffe, then headed to the westward fol
home, running along about 1000 miles north
Of South America The passage from Madeira
to Annapolis occupied bat twenty five days. the
Macedonian getting in ahead OF the Savannah
about eight hours. The officers and crews Oh
these vessels enjoyed good health during the
voyage, while the $50 mldshipmen that were
on board from the Naval Ac4d~lny, not only
enjoyed good health, but were much improved
in practical nautical SCIENCE.
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RAILROAD LINES
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AID MATASg,

U6AA GE, ALEXANDRIA AEB MANASSAS
z
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. ATCTCs
" a. 1868, one daily passenger train viii C91
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHFR'ffii55 12
connecting at G0RDONSYILLEw ffh ~ ~,
GINA Central Railroad to RICHMOEIi W.
COYINGTON 1T LINCHBURG for W ES44
and SOUTHWEST, and at WASHINGGT1%1.i
for the NORTH and NORTHWEST VA
Through tickets and baggage checked t,.,a
prominent point9. ~ a.
LoaVe Washington daily at $3.50 l. n
Alexandria at 100 am, arriving al LynG3b11',o
Leave Lynchburg at 900 q. II arrf,.
Alexandria ut 6:45 p m, and at WasD;rS, u
al $50 p, In. eva
Passengers for points on Manassas I;no i,,-
Alexandria daily, Sunday excepted. Al - 'SSSS,.
NJ; arrive at StrasbuTg at 1926 =. IN and d. d.
Mount Jackson, the present western terIoirna,'
at 2. IL H. IL. Eastward, leave Mount I.cI..0s'
at 1916 a. IA; arrive at Alexandria at
connecting at Washington with evening fratn1
North and West
J. VI. BRUADuS
aug2 General Ticket hynla,
WAsHIEGrOE, ALEXA. & GEORGETOWN 2 ,
6 a RE s:5Ez5ssgsss
I'M AND AFTER WEDNESDAY NJ
~ IltA, l6b3, ana until lCTtACr notice Lnn.t
Passenger Trains will run boLWeon WASHJEG
TON and ALEXANDRIA u follows: D'0'
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the corra,
Of st. Asapn and King SITS, At G:0J. o0l and I1G,
4. m and 100, 300 and 5:2O D. III.
LEAVE WASuINOTUN, fru.n Mur.,..,
Avenue Depot. al 700. 800 and ll:u0 4. III, srr
200, 4:20, $50 and 1890 p. N.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Maryn,.
Avenue Depot, 1T Cos a. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE AAEXAN URlA, from the cyr,.,
Of Duke ana Henry street: nt so D. IN.
Avenue Depot. at COS N, and 7:2J p Ill.,
q. 4. STEW Ems, Cieu. t;up
". }. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. lsu r.
ALTxA., LOUD0UF AND HABPsHHE L. 4
II - scsr rar ~ Il ~ ra.rfasg1 .z..s-
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Gold,

NEW YORK, August 27,-Gold to-day 144s.
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NJ & w I Z Il X.
~ WASHINGTON
A NJ u
ALEXANDRIA
EXPRESS LINE STEAM Et@.
GOLD LINZ J

EXPRESS LINE STEAM Et'"'
COLD LINE.J
This line will be regularly keptup during .-'
winter months, by good ana substHnt'EI ~.
SIDE STEAMSHIPS. leaving once q week LI.'.
pier IS, L. River, New York, and pier II, Ais.
Metropolitan Steamship Limo to Boston, az
with the Orange ~ -.lG1Rndria Railroad d. Il
oYhndria q.
BlIs Of Laling given through (" Bos!50 d.
rect.
Freight taken ut lowest rates, nad i"r""II..'
80 all parts ofthe United States free 81 ''.''
S1ssiOns.
ii. ELDEIDGE, & CO.
No. 4, South Wharycs. iehAi1YWT"
JAMES HAM,
I04 Wall street, No" - W.
JOHN &. DAEID2QG, .
NH 6-tf G3. Water st., Georgetown, :, :.
IT, NEW EMPRESS LINE
IsFE5z5e55ssaS5l BETWEEN ,.,pIl
PHILADELPHIA. AND AhENAaiDl"I'.
GEOKG ETC W n 81 WASH NUI"''
WA CANAL.) ,-,g,a,t!
Good gu bstantialAnd we'll adapted FIX EI" -
STEAM ERS comprise this new line UNIV .
gail on WEDNESDAY and SAIU ,5.J2s u
each week from Philadelphia, and y T.. ~ I1n,
and THURSDAYS from Alexandra, NJ l.
Freight, &c, at moderAto rates
For particulars apply ut
g.. --AdEN r s ~,
81. ELDRIDGE & Co4
Nod, y. Wharyas, AlaI44I!f rt,,
.-.. John h. DAFlD":u|,
50, Waters ST., Georgetown and W ., 5tit
WELi.tAM +. Cd ,D,Sils.i,
mh'16-tf No. ii, North Whargc1. } M
y " r Ii N &c.
& a,
~ THE STEAMER WAWASsR ,r,o.irs1
having been thoroughly oVorhauIea' 49,
reHtted and improved 10 speed VIII $3.50 49,
resume her route, on The river Oh :alo lTp.
TUESDAY, March 10th, making ,t two Isnsj"s:
week. Tho boat will stop a. Ill II''
lof p2S9n&&eTFE a24 iFfjfRnfA rUEsnAYSy e.
FRIDAYS at 7 4 M, returning on " ~
DAS7 ana 0"N 10 SAMUEL. Fo" ( . hI.i,
mar 9.-tf --- -.
mOWDER, SHOT AND CAP 3. YL0B
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-27

HE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ARD FU-
T0mAC ROUTE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29

Swiss WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF NINE
NJ RDEKs.-lf DE Quincy were now alive
Gays an English paper, he might write
companion essay 10 the one or murder as one
OF the line arts-taking for ms theme murder
- pastime. and illustrating il by case
which has just happened AT Geneva. A wo-
man named Jeanneret, thirty two years of age
v hose employment was that ofnursing the
SIX, has Just been found guilty of nine muir
deTs. She was a clever woman, with a highly
nervous and excitable organization, and she
seems 10 have had no other motive for her
crimes than a morbid love Of the excitement of
MURDER and n grim delight in witnessing the
suffering OF her victims. The unusual fatSlity
Of patients nursed by her drew the doctors az
;~LtIOn. and IL was found that she gave them
atTOpine, the active principle of belladonna
she did notGeny thai she had given the narcot-
H. and Of course pleaded that she had done so to
produce sleep and lull resi- lessness. But IL was
clear that she knew the sleep she produced 70
he that which knows no waking. Brough into
the presence OF the exhumed corpses Of her vic.
Tins she showed no signs of horror, and went
through her trial with complete GOODNESS and
sslf-p0sessiOn. Yet the woman was no mere
nOnOrnanic- She had all faculties about her.
sHd the only rarIoDal theory of her crime was
that she bad taken 10 il for amusement. A kind
If gambling passion had taken that direction,
ana bad gained eniIre mastery of her. The
case Is a rare, bat by no means unique exam
pie of the possibility that all feeling may be
lost IN one oyermsstering passion. Fortunate-
iy, such passion Is generally some form OF self
Indulgence; and il rarely happens that any hu-
man being Is sufficiently calIous to indulge
passion for murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29

COSsUMPTION.-Aw writer in the Atlantic
Monthly gives some startling evidence to prove
th1t consumption Is mainly caused by the
dampness surrounding the abodes of those at
tacked by the disease. He says that ex ended
and repeated observations in England and Mas
sac husetts show beyond doubt that otner
things being equal. consumption among the
people is IN direct proportion with the mois-
lure of the localities where they live. He thinks
that consumption is in no ordinary sense
heredl-aTy disease. and believes that with pro-
per precautIO-s in building houses in dry
pIaces, and in draining wet places where
houses are already built, this terrible disease
may be robbed Of full one-thIrd of it's victims
AZ once. and may be eventually banished from
among men entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29

Gas EXPLOSION UNDER FULl THEATRE.
A break occurred in New YORK Saturday,
night IN the main gas-pipe on Broadway, in
frCnt OF the Olympic Theatre. The escaping
gas forced its way through the masonry under
The theatre, and was first discovered III the
ticket Ofice. man was thereupon sent below
with light When he entered the vault the
gas ignIted, burning him severely. Toe gas
continued 10 burn during the performance of
the play. without the audience being aware of
circumstance. Every precaution W Is taken 70
gUaru against the occurrence OF a panic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29
MAR RIED.

LEWIS-HARRIs On the Goth instant. by q ne
Rev Mr. hrebs, ar. GEO W. LEWIS TO Miss
ATHERINE q. HARRIS, both of washinston.
No cards.
aALLAUDET-DESIsON. On Tuesday eve-
LEE December %, IN -. Paul's Churea, Royal
n VT. by the Rev Thomas Gsllsudet, ID. ID
rector Of 1t. ABn's Church, New York. assisted by
the K-V James Batchelder, rector, EDWARD NJ.
GALLAUDET. President Of the National Deaf
Ter Of the late DIR. Joseph A Deni>on, Jr. Of Roy
alton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29

The WORKING PEoPLE.-The House Car
penters' Protective Union was organized in
san Francisco about fifteen months ago for the
purpose OF building q cooperative mill. After
severe struggle 10 raise the means the mill
was built, and In June last the union conmenc-
I'd 10 contract for the erection of buildings.
Since that time fourteen houses, involving an
expenditure Of S55,0OO have been put mp, or are
81 course Of completion. A recent report of the
condition Of the association shows that the mill
"nd real estate owned by il are worth $1,000,
numbered with debt OF $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29

1The four prominent motive agencies of
American civilization are wind power, steam
POwer, horse power and gas power; the latter
SeiEg The most extensively in use.
SIT is declared by a leading Cuban revo-
l0Jionist. that n the United States do not take
any part IN The conflict, the emancipation of
all the slaves, as a necessary measure, will
take place within two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29
ID KID.

CROUCH Gu the 18th instant, JOHN WILL
l.. AM, son Of Edward ID. and Elizabeth A. CIoaeh,
aged years and II months
KING On the 18th instant, at 4G D. m,
HINEY KING, IN the s6th year OF his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-29
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
No. 526, Southeast corner 18th aud sire 10.
GOVERNMENT SALES,
UBLIO AUOrIOs.

ID L O A rIoS.
Will be sold At PrbIic Ancti en-. on TUESDAY
December -, 1865, commencing at IL o. CLOCK NJ Ct
warehouse OF freeimens Bureau. No. 9J5. Cary
street, Richmond, Va, the folio wing Govern uaent
property:
Ten Horses, One Ambulance.
One art Cart BsrBess,
Saddles and Brides, stoves
Office Furniture, Oocos Mating.
-Four Cauldi ons. One TANK
Terms: Cash. In Government fnuds.
BY orcer of Cen. .. Brown Assiet ant Commits
sioner Bureau X n. and A. L. District Of Virginia
GEORGE Q. Wits,
Bu MsIor " 5. Army chiefQ N ana Dishurs-
RUSSELL BARRACKS ar AECTIoN.
bEPor QUtETERM ASTER's UFFtcR,
- WASHINGTON. 10 q bscemher IS. ss 4
W III lie cold at pUblic auction On MkDNESBAY.
January 8. 1852. under the supervision OF Breyet
Colonel Asa y. Rlunt, Assistant Qusrtaim sstor,
g. Russell Barracks as follows
hospital. 241sxs2 feet, stories.
lbuilding, Gts xs0 feet. 2 stories
do each 241sNso1s feet, stories.
do each 2sNS4 fost with Kitchens iix2D.
building, 2s.65 feet. i sh9p. ilsIxss feet.
do 2sxl60 feet. ] ono 2sX9p feet.
Do lsxS feet. &c 80 zNisit feet.
do 241sxll5 IL. do 2e1s xa0 feet
DO 24xes feet. building. 2sK6l feet.
4e5 feet picket fence, feet high.
Sale 10 commence at 10 clock.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Ten days will be allowed purchasers to remove
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
q. MCfEBRAN.
Deputy Qusrtermsstrr General.
ce2s ct Bvt. Brig Geo., u 3. Army.