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Sailing Stock.

$50 far as / know" writes retired farmer,
but an attentive reader Of our paper, ''the stock
growers are generally following the footsteps of
their foretathers by occasionally giving stinted
quantity CT salt to their stock. In the summer
they often throw it on the ground in the pasture,
and being starved for salt, the stock will often
eat the ground because of it's being impregnated
with salt. One Of the greatest errors now prac-
ticed by our stock growers is the neglect to give
the stock a requisite amount of salt. / should
as soon think OF fstinting my stock with water as
salt
My mode of sailing for number of years has
been to keep sufficient quantity of salt in
trough i'll my pastures and yards, so that my stock
may have free access to it and cat it as often as
they wish and as much as they wish, always
keeping up the supply think our stock
know better than we do when they want salt
and how much they need. They know as
we'll when they want salt as they do when
they want water, and when they have eaten
all they crave they will eat no more. When they
have grass in the summer tt ey will cat salt
every day. From my own experience, am
sure that cows will give more and better milk by
having free access to salt than when deprived of
it. From my own experience and observation
have no doubt that great share of the diseases
among stock is consequence of their being
stinted with salt Should any of your readers
be disposed to give attention to this subject.
would caution them not to give free access to
salt at once, but increase the quantity by degrees
for about two weeks, otherwise they may be
starved for salt and eat so much as to njure them"
AgricuHurist.
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AN Isc1DEsr.-Thc Richmond Dispatch, 10
an account Of the Confederate memorial cere-
monies at Ashland, Va. says that one incident
occurred which touched the feelings Of all The
grave Of Federal soldier was found. '.Shali
We decorate this grave 7" said lady. Pr 0
moment there was silence, and then with one
voice all said. "Yes, for he sleeps DOW side By
side with our ovn dead" And the same fsir
hands which decorated tho graves of the South
ern soldiers now strewed flowers over the grGve
of their enemy sleeping 20 silently by their sides
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The yellow fever kills two hundred daily at
Lima Business was entirely suspended. Cap
tain Bakely, the inventer Of the Blakely gun, his
wife, and several prominent merchants are among
the victims.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-16

The presentation to "a newly married lady. BY
her husband Of washboard, mop. gridiron and
pair of fatirons, is sufficient cause for divorce in
Illinois.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-16

A cautious old batchelor who knows that the
present is leap year, says: IF you meet a young
lady who is not very shy, you had better be a
little shy yourself"
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Charlotte Female Institute,

CHARLOTTE, \. e..
The present session opened Tucsday the Let of
October, and will continue until Both June, 1868.
OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS:
Rev r. Burwell, Principal and Instructor in Men
tai and Moral Philosophy and Mathematics.
Jno. b. Burwcll, 4. NJ, Chemestry, Natural Phi
iosOphy and Ancient Languages
Mrs. NJ. A. Burwell, English branches and Super
sntcndcnt Social duties.
Prof \. Baumann, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Prof II. E. Piguct, Drawing Painting and Modern
Languages.
Mss Mary Bate, English Branches and French.
Mrs Sally e. W Rhite, English Branches.
Miss Mary +. Penick Music on Piano and Guitar
Miss Ella r. Carson, Music Piano
Terms as heretofore For Circular and Catalogue
containing full particulars address
REV. Z. EURWELL SON,
Charlotte, n. C..
September 13 1867
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

have on hand, and constantly receiving
general assortment of Groceries, such Sugar Tea
Coffee, Muasses. Cheese, Flour, Bacon Corn, Meal,
and everything else i'll the Grocery line
will sell az cheap any house in Charlotte, and
respectfully request persons wishing to buy to give
call
deliver, within the limits of the City, sll Gro
eeries bought at my Store,
\ good lot of Castings and HoiowWare for sale.
A BERRYHILL,
Feb II, 1868. Under Mansion House.
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Concord Mills.

Having opened House in Charlotte, near the
Post Office, Tor the sale of our manufactured
goods we invite the attcation of merchants and
others To our YARNS. SIIEETINGS, SHIRTINGS
OSNABERGS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING
YARNS, &C., &c.
key- Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell ioG for Cash.
j. MCDONALD SONS,
August l2, 1897. Concord, n. C. I
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A HALES,
Matchmaker a and Jeweler'

Sert Door to the Mansion House, CHARLOTTE, n. c.
your Watch needs Repairing
Don't get mad and go TO swearing;
Just take it into HALES' shop,
lie will fix il so it will not stop.
He warrants his work all for year.
When it is used with proper care.
lie viii do il as low it be done,
And do it well it TO run.
January |, 1868.
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MCLEOD & STEELE.

Have just received the handsomest stock of Foreign
and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS. YANKEE NOTIONS,
Hosiery, Gloves, Gents Furnishing Goods, Ladies'
and Misses Bonnets and Hats trimmed and unrim-
med; Bonnet Ribbon French Flowers, Dress Trim
nngs &C., &C., they have offered in this market
Dress Goods.
We have beautiful assortment-many of the most
desirable styles of the season. We feel assured in
saying they excelled either in style price
by any in the market.
White Goods.
We have full line. Marsellcs and Alandale Quilts,
Linen and Gotten Shectngs Pillow Caseings Piques,
Percals Linen Duck, &C.. French Cloths and Cassi-
meres, Marselles and Silk Vesting, Rock Island Cas-
simeres and Jeans at Factory prices
Hardware and Crockery,
A general assortment.
We respectfully ask cur friends and customers to
call and examine stock. hear prices &c. before
buying. Many thanks to our friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed heretofore,
and we ask the continuance of the same.
April -, 1868. MCLEOD STEELE.
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A war is brewing between Peru and Chill
growing out of the Spanish war. 2
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NOTICE.

In connection with my Grocery Store Opposite the
Presbyterian Churcht have fitted up " Work-Shop,
where am ready to do any jobs in my line, ouch as
Retaining and Re-Trimming Buggies and Car
rages, repairing Sofas, &c. s-zz - a. -z
keep for sale Family Groceries Of al kinds.
". s. WEARS.
June ], 1868 In e
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL,

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
This first class and well known House. formerly
kept by Mai. }. b. KERR, having been recently re-
paired and refurnished in every department, is
open and ready TO receive guests
The Table is unsurpassed and in point of conve
nience aud comfort the House is not exceed by any
in the City. w. W. HART,
February II, 1868. Proprietor.
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J. P. McCombs, M. D.,

Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country. All calls, both
night and day, promptly attended to.
Office No. 5 Granite Row, up stairs, opposite the
Mansion House.
January u, 1868
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Robert Gibbon, nj. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Tryon Street, Cha, totte, " e.,
Office and Residence, door south old State Bank
formerly VIM. JolInstons rcsidencel.
Jan l. 1868.
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CleaVeland Mineral Springs

Situated in Cleave!and county, n C., the Tine Of
the Wilmington, Charlotte & Ru,Ierford Railroad,
will be open for yisiters the lst of jane.
EATERs-Chalybeate, Red and White Suphnr.
Charges per day. 800
- week, lS 90
month, 60 O0
Children uadcr years, and servants half rates
For further particulars address the Proprictprs,
Shelby, y. G.
April IS. 1ses am
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A. w. ALE < A N d T. r,
Surgeon Dentist,

CHARLOTTE, \. c.
(Ofce IN the Brauisy Building, opposite the Charlotte
Xota)
Eta- Can bo consulted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
March % 1868.
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Office NJ. G.. Railroad Company,
COMPANY SHOPS, n. c., May 2Sh, 1868
Visitors to commenceRents of Colleges Schools
on the line or within reach of the Road will be passed
to and from for one fare.
Tickets must be purchased from Station Agents,
Conductors collect full fare from all. a
JAMES ANDERSON, 4
June1. 1sas 1m- Superintendent
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

At TSddy 4, Bros Bronx Store, near Scarr' S
Drug Store Iharlote, " e.
Bingham's English and Latin Grammars.
Mitchells and Cornell 8 series Of Biographies.
Stcrling's series Of Books
Davies series of Algebras aud Arithmetics, with
Keys.
Emerson's series of Arithmetics.
Quockerboss' series of School Books.
Botanies of various kinds
sBrick' Pomcroys Books-Sensc and Nonsense
ST. Elmo--another lot of that popular Book just in
Surry of Eagles Nest, few left call and get one.
Four Years in the Saddlc-by Harry Gilmor.
Stationery.
large lot of Paper, Envelopes Ink, Pens and
Holders and in fact everything usually found at
first class Stationery House.
Music.
We arc Agents for a large Music House, and can
furnish any piece of music published in the United
States publishers price, by giving six days time
Rags! Rags!!
100000 pounds of clean Cotton and Linen Rags
wanted for which the highest price in money will
be paid TIDDY BRO,
March 1G. 1863. At "the New Book Store. y
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Western Division, w. C. & Rutherford R. R

Western Division, W., C. & Rutherford r. R
On and after Thursday, 3Ist of October 1867. the
Passenger Train this Division will run .--xeekly
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
GOING WEST;
Leave Charlotte, 500
" Lincolnton, l0:45
Arrive At Cherryrille, ll:S0
GOING EAST:
Leave Cherryville, 1890 m
q Lincolnton, l:3O
Arrive at Charlotte, 400
Oct, -. 1867 r. g GUION. Epx. 4 SIN,
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NEW ARRIVALS
AT j. Kuck & Cos Grocery Store.
s1nnn POUNDS OF MOUNTAIN
~ BACON,
1000 Pounds Baltimore Bacon,
p Sacks of Rio Caffce,
% Sacks Salt, common 10 fine,
SO Boxes of superior Star Candles,
D Tierces of Sugar Cured Hams,
25 Barrels of Sugar, all grades,
10 Hogshcads of Molasses,
, 10 Barrels of Syrup,
March so, 1863 At J. kUCK s. cos.
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Hardware and Crockery,
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,


Are offered to the public at Springs Corner.
These goods bound TO sell themselves by
of their adaptation to this market.
EXCELLEECY,
BEAUTY,
EEATNESS.
CHEAPNESS.
In every variety and style Of
Dry Goods,
I am preparedto suit all customers. In Notions
Millinery and Dress Trimmings,
l offer the most attractive inducements
THE VERY LATEST STYLES
Are always found Springs Corner, and polite and
attentive Statesmen in readiness for the q REAT
RUSH of customers which the inducements l offer
must bring
na. Call early and satisfy yourselves.
April 20, 1868. a. SINCLAIR.
DRESS MAKING AND MILLINERY,
In all their branches, at Springs Corner.
April 20. 1868. a. SINCLAIR
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Sea Shad and Drum Fish,
A fne LOT just received by
-. HAMMOND acLAUGHLIN.
May 25 1865,
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Just Received,

Just Received,
Second supply of PRINTS-cheaper than ever.
BARRINGER, WOLFE i co.
Great Reduction of Prices. Give us call.
BARRINGER, WOLFE co.
June l. 1863. II srss1
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Gold and Silver {

Bought and sold at the Banking House of
THOS w. DEWEY & G.
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Revenue Stamps,
Deposits

Received and interest allowed at the Banking Hou
Of THOS w. DEWEY CO.
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Bank Notes.

Highest market price paid for Southern Bank
Notes ut the Banking House of
THOS. W. DEWEY i co.
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THOS. w. DEWEY & CO.,
B a n kers and Br k 8 {,

Hours of business to suit dealers and customers
February II, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

~The ritual controversy has found its
way TO India, and the confessional has been
established in the Calcutta Cathedral.
~The chicago clergy recently held q meet
ing and denounced theatres and operas as i'm
moral.
~yoters in Chicago were urged 20 be SURF
TO deposit their ballots n 70 show the un-
paralieied growth OF the city IN population.
0The southern penitentiary Of Indiana mas
over four Numbered conylcts, whose labor SUM-
ports the institution, and the appropriation by
the State has not been touched.
ga Mississippi editor, in praising a favor
ate candidate, says, He IL fine a fellow as
ever lifted q hat TO a lady OF q boot TO q black
guard"
~An Alabama editor, in pufing a grocery
kept by woman, says: "Her tomatoes are a.
red as her own checks: her indigo as blu as her
OWE eyes; and her pepper as not as her own
temper"
ga Methodist Church in the West askss
the conference 10 send II a single man As !,
minister. The request was granted but IN.
designated pastor stopped on the way and TOT
10 arried.
~In Vienna the Dianenbad has been et,aa
ND as q theatre, At which women only .rs a.
perform. All the male characters are 10 h. ~
sonated by women, and even the orchestr. = =.
be composed exclusively of female musie,nnS
~Mrs. Victor, the insane Cleveland r-,s-
oner, is TO be allowed imprisonment for LIE.
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PROPOSALS.
PLoTosALS FOR GRADINs sTegETs
., MAJORS OFFIcx, CRY Hall.

W hAAoR'S bFFlCE, CRY Hall.
FTSsO.sls viii FsetiyeS at iIV oh nm s1,i IL
lrs9iSs N n,d on AoNDAY Soyemter Is, 1875 for
stfett north 20 Boundary, under an sct approved
october 30, 1873.
The work 10 be done under the direct ton OF the
missioner Of the First Nard, and two Assistant
'9Inmissioners he Appointed bJ the MAYOR
exe avstou or emhsnsmept' IT, sork to l., paid Tor
gniy enc way, AM thst will b. tie way which
"r eEItsE kment. Tie gravel to DO Of good glaliIy
&c zee from stoue q improper size. aud to be
tepering TO four inches deep At the gutter line
alter The same has been properly rolled
al the suTp Is earth, inc ufIHg sani gravel and
stones, 10 he sePo.itei wherever the Ward O-n-
UIssiopcr may direct.
-, No F3rf Of tss arSToPIia'ion vii hs Ea,l until
the Commissioner OF she Ward, and m. Assistant
I lUmIs-lOneT-.
Tie right to REJECT any CT all isis il reserved
tsCh BIZ must be accompanied with the fusran.
ts r. Of Iesp,Ish he party known 20 be SUCH that
Que form aud perform the work III accordance
The guarantee must be in subst snce as follows.
!, guarsutee If This hfi be accepted by
TIE Mayor, that the bidder will enter into a IN.
,rSIt Tor the same and periorG the work according
Bids must be endorsed or the envelope, fP-opo-
i.!- Tor Itding and sravelnS street north ton
and addressed to the Mayor Of Washington, ID C.
. HENRY HIaBER.
R0flt Commissioner First Ward
tCtronicle and he publican !
PROPOSALS. FOB MINED VEGETABLES
orr, Dspof Comnissqry Of Subsistence.
Washington ID. e, October % 1888
'sled Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
a. this Office on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
pour 1s American Desicsted Mixed Vegetables and
about - 49, pounds French.
offered for each they desire - puIchsss n' Sn'on'
% 70 3aw2w q BELL. C U. 8. A.
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- Late Clerks With j. u. Mcclure 90 !
Southwest oerner Penn. avenue aud lith street
(Star otce Buildinsp
TRTsrEprsAIE vALU.RbE IMPROVED
kkAL hsTATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
"A B. virtue Of deed Of trust day records
ss6r N "a D. 10 = r. 6GS s q, the
% ,he prsl.i'ss, On rrfsp,f, the Icth DAY q
loving vsiusble real estate sstnsts On PennsyIts
Lis s.epot bsI~een lo'h ana 20th streets w-si in
no 5. il Square N lis D, eiuninE for The ssme Al
soistsrcs II 10 Feet inches from the southwest
The nee running esst with tie line a sal, nHe 4.
le,t lea me hes; thence AZ right snE'- ...h said
sqUrr thence sOuthwestssriI,s As feet itc .. ~
Tie Iolnt 81 hesinr IL. tn privlieze e. ghsstl.g
conn n, si,.G With ~ street, being The me
10 Samuel buysI , deed as.s-' S uri' lsii sr,-
rec Tcea ~ Liher !" NJ ~ f..'c -. q So
Also.
farts ~ Lots Nos al ; a. -. ra1sre, begin
Ding 1T TIE same Al liut 0 tin sDDtheru boUp-
d. line ~ SAID Il 10 o, AZ a dista. q - q =
inches iron the li"e 81 Ssh stree sni rrr.ri-.-
., 80 ioet iE~h thence due north feet ti,.u,.
anr wet - feet' l"nee souta ssst~s'dIy 5. f,,t
property that wss conveyed d. Msrgaretts a.
liz &C. The srid Samuel huvsli l., del i.i-i q a,
Liter J. {, No Is folia lsS s>rsct - mn - =
sais Tot nc a. MAS subsequently, c.uV.S u o. -.
sHld avail ahd wife 10 one David HIHe.. by f...I
Gated telrg.rN =, ISss, AID recorded ia Liher J
No Go folio lOS of ssi I laus records
s. 30 - w'fh iotsre~t from the 3th of July, =
Terms. One third e tn purl hA-e "a. my cash.
TIE dtie red pay m-nts to besr interest from az '
- e aud to b. secured ~ the uvt-- " the pnr
chas.T, and deed of trus. UP.u the pr-pert, A.
c-hNe! an,i ms AMI revenue ria "a ps Al purchas
cost ss0 down at time of sale
plat OF the property WI ne exhibited AT tim,
C 80 eodtd COOPER 1LaTiMEg, Ancts
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n-Two persons - she Bloomington sIlinois,
Jall gagged and bound the Iailer and escapaa
After they hal bound the iailer securely ibev
Ioiiea MN INTO the cell just vacated, put a thai
pillow under his head, spread A coarse hIsnLs,
over ms breast, hoped be would be Comfortable
ull morning, told him 10 ring his bell AZ hs
wanted anything, suggested thai he would re 4
easier on ms otck than In any other position.
and locked the door OF his cell. They then uu-
Locked the doors OF several othersceIlS. aud toll
the prisoners they might take their choIc- OF
staying or leaving. They walked quietly out
morning.
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10y COOPER LATlMER, Aucsdoueera
ID Late clerks with J U. AoGuire q Co-.I
Southwest corner Of Pepns avenue and IItn NJ
Star Once Building

RY C0OPkR LATlMrR, Asctioneers,
- Late clerks with J y. Mcclure 3 Co..
southwest corner Of Pepna avenue and lIth IT.
Star Once Building.
ExTEEsIyE SALE OF BOOTS AND sBoks
sIoEk IiATHRHs, HEkRlNG SAFE, STOVE,
% ociaeP Nc .t S9ss s9
Burns 90, No. 40s Pennsylvsnis ave.
nue, between ~ aud 9th streets. norm
side, we shall sell his entire stock Of Bosts And
shoes, Fixtures, Iron Safe, Stove, 30, oompris.
hsnIs ,,I FssIch.e.lf Double and sinsle-.o,.d
Men, II.nch-ealf Double and Single solsd pss,.d
Mem: Trench calf Doubl. and sIusI. ..o,.a
Mems s,tes :s1s s.,d Double and Single solsd
Mems Potent leather Caters
len Patent leather Oxford Ties
Men . Napoleon and AloinR Boot
len Oalf STITCHED and PsGged Oxford Ties
Zen .a over GaatsTs, cloth and lssther. assorted
Lsdies Lasting Caters, Bainorais, Morocco
LaAies Slippers, plain and fancy, assorted in Kid.
and GSi aaH S.s. Morocco and Kid
Boys and Youth gsI Boots; ss.ed and pesssd
BOys' end YOUTH DALI BAinorsls, ssvsd and
Boy. and Youths, o.K SHOES
Boys' and Youths Patent leather Boots
All Of the ebovs are Of the best make end matsrf
al, and viii b sold In lets 70 suit.
coed Herring Safe
store !iIturss; Stove, &c
Terms cash. O0oPIR 3 LAfIAlR, Aucts.
n. b. store for Bent. nop
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~ A ghasly scientific discovery reported
from Turin, where Professor Casturani the
celebrated oculisi, has, il would appear, found
a way Of killing animals, by forcing AR INTO
Their eyes, within the space of a few seconds
and, II Is thought, almost withou: causing them
any pam. Within the space OF a few minutes
four rabbits, three dogs, and goat were kille1
IN TINS manner. The most remarkable thing
aoont TINS ''kllling made asy" is the fact that
IL leaves absolutely no outward trace: and N
can BE- as easily applied 10 men "a TO anima
Ii so, II rs TO be hoped that the method As not
easy OF application.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

Il S NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
GoMNANDANTs OFFICE, Nov s, 1853.
der on MONDAY. the 10th inst at IL M at the
a. hineton Navy Yard, large quantity Of con
n'hLed articles, among which may be enumer-
Carpets. Tables, Chairs siieboard,, Bsd.,sas.
Bureaus, and other Furniture.
Dredging Machine ensins aud boiler
Pile Driving Ugine, with boiler and frame
Pile Driving scUw
sO,d BS si.r
Light Wagon
o. Old Sashes, glazed
81 Glazed Doors.
q New Frames and ssshes.
IT, cart loads OF old Timber ard refuse Wood
Besides many other articlos too numerous to
Terms-Cash. deposit of ten per ceutum will
be required of each purchaser at the ii ne CT sale
and the articles must be removed from the yard
WILLIAM RADFORD,
NJ 5-eotd Rear AdmITal and Commandant
SALE OF UNsERyIGEABLE ORDNANCE
Nary DsR1r'msnt, Bg-san Of O-dnancs,
There vii, b. ns .sd 81 6 Ghiy Oct r. lo';
highest bidders. AZ noon on MONDAY. the s I'D
q Nav Yard Boson .as
tp OF ORDNANCE Stores and Materials. comprising
vclyeTs spare Parts, Carfrfdge Boxes, &C.. &c. Nc
These articles viii be sold in lo,s.
the cOnclu,ion Of the sale and the remainder with
IN Ten DAYS sfterwsris; during which time the
they will revert 10 TIE Government
Payments for articles purchased must be made
b-fore .. m OF each day.
to be distinctly Understood that no gu arantee
Will be given to purchasers OF articles offered for
sale, and noted In the catalogue, rs regards their
exact condition and quality, but il is believed,
however that everything offered for sale is rep
resented. v. DAHLGRRy
no4td Rear Admiral and Chief of Bureau
A UcrIoS sA .k6 t sF T3sSITAL BEDDING
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvFYOR'S OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID g, Ucto Der "a 1853 (
Nlilbs cold at public auction in this city. at the
Judiciary SQUARE Warehouse. K street, between
attn and 5th streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF November next. at IL q. m, the folio wing
articles of Hospital Bedding and Clothing, no lon
ger required for the OF the Medical De psrtment
of the army, viz:
1000 Gray Blankets;
1000 Bed Sacks;
1000 Pillow Ticks;
~ Oo0 pairs WOODEN Socks;
1850 Gowns;
1900 Slippers.
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
large and small purchasers.
Terms Cash, In Government Funds.
Five 90 days will be allowed to parties purchas-
Ing TO remove their property.
II goods are not all sold on the day advertised,
the sale will be continued daily
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
Asst Med. Purveyor, Bvt. Col, U. 5. A.
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