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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STA TIES PATENT OFFICl

WASHINGTON, January 10, 1868.
JAMES BAas csniop Mass s prsyins f foa
18th day q April, lssi, for an Improvement in
the Of said patent which takes place On
the 25th day Of A pril, 1865
the Pstent once on moSbxY the &c Str ae dsg of
notified TO appear. and show cause, II any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nle in the Patent Once their objections specially
e, fofh in writing st least icsHiy day: before the
TO be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted IN ssoordance With the rules Of the Of
and ohsn paper. upHn :. test.
mony must be hlsd in the ONCE ttoenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
D: C., and in the Journal. Bsston: Mass, once
publications to be at least sixty dnys previous to
the d.y o. bearing commis q; mA6 81 p.,
ORPHANS COURT, -yaauary Is, lsss-DIs
ssr.lia t e J an dSsEcS
% se o n: 9th .s esnn:s
srn.1 ssf the s'' and
Of the ''' Of SAID
- the same have been COLLECTED aud trrned
into m0ns vhsn snd where Al TIE creditors and
Wise By Law Be excluded from eli ksne6t In said
deessssds eststs Proviasd. aeSpy Of th: order be
-'s, -, fssssSSsjSHSs + S'siI.Ss,
EOR sALE-A Singer SEWING MACHINE
L cheap. ats. GObDsTH1Hs.3t ~ Of. fe7a'
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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WAsHINGPoN anuary yS lSS2

On the petition of =. G. ALLEN, Of Boston,
granted to him the 2sd day of Novembsr, isse.
FOR an improvement in Consultation steam Gusse,
for seven years from the ex pir alton Of said
vember, 1873:
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of June
next, at IL CLOCK M. and all persons notified
t. appear and show cause IL any they have, Why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposipg the extension are required to
file In DE Patent Of ce their objections specially
set forth In writing It least penfy days before the
day Of hearing; all ties iseny HE'D By either party
transmitted In accordance with the rules of the
Office Which will be furnished on APPLICATION.
seesimcny, must be fled in the oSics tsesiy dsys
before the day IL hearing: the areuUeots, IL Az
within tes days after Alag the Jest nony.
orssr.1, siso. that th,s notice - pyhiishsd 10
C., and ~ the Journal, Boston, Mas !. once =
ween Tor three euccessive weeks, the nrst Of said
the day OF hearing. a M STOUT,
fe4W3w Acting Commissioners u Patents.
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STATES MAILS.
GEORGIA.
Posr OVBIcK DEPARTMENT,

POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, January ., 1873
Proposals. for Conveying the mails Of tho United
cei,ed at the Contract Office Of this Department
until 3 p m; OF March sist next, to be decided
Accepted bidders will be required to take the
oath prescribed by law. and known as the TEST
Go2l From Lexington tn Lexingtsn Depot, 3 miles
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at $50
Arrive at Lexington Depot by $50 am;
Leave Lexington Depot daily, except Sunday,
Arrive at Lexington by Ioam
Gig From Toombsboro' TO Dublin, q miles and
Leave Toombsboro' Saturday attain;
Leave Dublin Friday at am;
sI0 From wrightsville to Tenniiie. is miles and
Leave Wrightsyiis Friday at lean;
Leave TepniIIe Friday at4pm
slio From fhomsston to &synm ma 8 miles
and back, twice week.
Arrive at Way nmsnville by IL An.
Leave Waynmanville Tuesday aud Thursday
Arrive 4 Ihomss; 2, sysg :, -,,,.. -
back. three times a weak.
leave E.tonton Monday, Wednesday and FRI.
Lave Monticello Mond.y. Wednesday and
Arrive at EstcntCn by II Bpm
el42 FROM Macon, by Jefersonville and Marion. to
Twiggsville, 81 miles and back, once a week
Leave Macon Wednesday at am;
Arrive at T~iRpsville by IN,
Leave TWiREsIIlle Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Macon by 6pm.
kOTFs.-Proposals must be TO carry the mail with
CeleritS, certainty, and security using the terms
OF the law, and they must be guaranteed by two
sponsitle persons, certified TO such by post
master or Judge of q court of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed, and
Tor each OF such omissions not satisfactorily eG
plain q, three times the pay of the trip may DO de-
Quoted Fer arrivals so far behind time as to break
come, ton with depending mails, and not suifi-
GENTLY excused, one fourth Of the compensation
for tie trip lie suhiet 10 forfeiture. Fines will be
imposed unless the delinquency be satisfactorily
explained. for neglecing to take mail from or into
a poet Office; for suffering il to be injured, de-
stroy ed robbed lost and for refusing, after de-
tractor runs or IL Concerned in running vehicles
the route The Postmaster General NAV Annul the
contract for disobey ing the Post Office laws the
Instructions OF toe department: He may alter the
scbedu le Of the lie partures and arrivals and also
order an increase Of service by allowing therefore
pro rata increase the ntract pay. He may also
cuTtail or discontinue the service in whole or in
part at pro ratio decrease Of pay, allowing one
month extra compensation on the amount OF ser
vice dispensed with
Bids should be addressed to the 4" Second Assist.
ant Postmaster General" superscribed Propo-
Gals, State of Georgia. and sent by mail.
or forms of proposals, &c. and other fnforma-
tion, see advertisement If October 81, 1875, and
Of this date, in pamphlet form, at the principal
post effCes. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
IA S-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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ARMY rRANspoRrArIoN
H,ddsSdyfeys District Of Montana,
OTtse Ass'tdnt ONo-fsyuasfer,

h.ddstayfsyy District Of MontanaJ
yosy * s. a aw Z 0sss,i',m ,,.s
Sealed Proposals will be received At this oaies
1898, for trans portaton Of miiit.ry nile, anrin
we year commencing May /, 1853, and ending April
ISg, or routesS6os. and district Of Montans,
ROYt. No; being from Fort Benton. Montsns
ssa1 ri Elm. 5..S or rH5,
Stnet posss as NAY be established in Southern
Route Nm ariP Ss the m IN. mont, If n,
on said river. VIE never it may. be located.
The weight to be transported on route No will
The ssight to De transported on route No. will
hundred miles: essS n nond1s q
With A pril 80, 1874 - '' ~" e'D'As
Bidders should give their names in full. as we'll
must be sceempsnied By bond in the ' sum Of
$500 signed BY two or more responsible persons;
ana the .aa
nlshed by said party in accordance with the terms
The contractor will be required to give bond. in
ssti.factory evidence of the loyalty and solvency
accompany each proposal.
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
case may be-.snd addressed to the undersigned al
Fort shaw, N; T.; and none will be entertained
this advertisement. -
The party to whom award Is made must he
prepared to enter into the contract at once and 10
snce Of the contract
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered il reserved. ~
The contractor must be in readiness for service
the first day Of May, 1865 and Will be required "a
have place Of business, or agency, at which be
can be communicated with promptly aad readily
for routes Nos. I and2, at Fort Benton or FOR,
Shaw, Montana Territory
The conditions of the contract will be the same
az on route No. 4, Department of Dakota, with the
hiner~nce OF locality eNcepted,) blank forms OF
which can be had by application to this Office oil
a. the Office Of the Quartz master at New York
Fort Sterling and Saint Paul.
b, order Breyet Brigadier General \. B. Hols
bird. Chief Y N Department. of Dakota.
N :. CONSTABLE,
Captain and A. Q. M, Chief q. NJ. District o.
MoItans fe SGT
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Journal of Chemistry cautions its lady readers
against bringing the liquid called benzine,
which they use so freely FOR removing grease
and stains from clothing, into proximity with
any sort Of flame
"a very small quantity is capable Of dong
nreparable mischief. The contents OF -four
ounce phial, il overturned and yaponzed.
would render the air of m oderate sized room
explosive: OF, If ignIted. n whole family might
be seriously burned, or lose their lives
from il. 1t should never he used IN the yicin-
ity Of flame and IL lie important to remembeS
that through the medium of the escaping VA
por, when the pkial IL uncorked. flame viii
leap TO il through space OF several feet Ben
zine is often sold under various fsnciful Names,
and therefore. any article procured from drug
should b. banded with the Utmost GATE"
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II 8 ENGINEER's OFFICE,

u. No. IL srATE STREET, AL sAS7,N
January IS, 1853
9r ork and for the Of r the
Hu9sos h s1; between Troy and New Baltimore,
! For from nifty thousand to .sty five thousand
cred in the dykes and leyeled on top N'''
,G,t FOR from two h9nssed and seventy thousand
,es. ct Piles; oak: pine, chestnut, or spruce not
lee: than twelve inches in diameter at the butt.
8. FOR driving from two hundr ed and forty thou
ssnd to three hundred and fifteen thousand feet Of
For iron si3 hgnaEed and afty thousand to
OF eight inch by twelve inch sawed Hemleck Tim
Der IN pieces not lees than twenty five feet long
S For the Timber work on fr,rn fifteen thousand
20 tHtny one thousand running feet, more or less.
6. For the Timber Work on thirty two hundred
running feet, mere or less, of hslfdyke.
hundred feat Of abutme ut for siope.wsii at Douwa
Point, or other points on the river banks.
thousand pounds, more, or less. Of wrought iron
bSiti WITH nuts and washers. -
pounds more or less, OF wrought iron rods. with
10. For from thirty FIVE Thousand to forty-eieht
thousand pounds, more or Iess Of wrought iron
spikes without heads.
II; For three thoussn cubic yards, more or less,
ofsloge wall stone, to be deli yered on the dykes
II For dredging away two thousand cubic yards
n. Y; material 70 be deposited on dat scoWs and
shoveled into the new dy Ike near Cedar Hill
Is Bids will be reeei ' I'd fer so much per cubic
yard delivered for stone; so much per cubic ard
dredgtd and deposited, for dredging; much per
so Sd NM timber,
90 much per pound for iron.
a. Forms of Proposals may be obtained at this
office. and ne bid will be received Mess made on
the printed form and properly certified speci-
tons ofthe timber work, and maps Of the river,
showing souDdings, &c can be seen at this Office,
where all possible infor nation will be given to
parties desiring to bid.
Is, Bids will be considered for materials and
workmanship not less thar one fourth of the
amounts given above. Successful bidders will be
required to enter into contract with the United
States, with good and sufh Gent sureties. stamps
Tor contracts and Bon to be furnished by the
Contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject slI
bids dee med dis ad ut geous,
By oroer Of Brevet MAJOR Cen. job Newton.
john NJ. WILSON,
Major Engineers and Bvt 1t Col Z s. 8.
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THE WHITE SPRUCE.-An interesting paper
on "Well-tested Eyergreens" was read rscenuy
before the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
lished AN the Gardeners Monthly for January,
from which We quote the follow ing remarks Of
Mr.. HooPes in regard To the W bite spruce a.
diCa.l This he say IL an especial fsyoTlts
whenever planted. Coming To Us from the
northern parts OF our country, here II endures
the utmost rigors u a severe climate without
injury, we are thus assured of its value In thin
respect. la point of beauty IL takes front
rank among it, kindred The form of the tree
Is upright and strictly conical, accordingly
dense in its structure, owing TO its innumer-
able short branches: the foliage Is charmingly
tinged vita a light blush glaucousns~s. and
the tree, although seldom attaining large size.
usually perfects fair annual growth. In
view OF it, many excellent points. says M.
HOPES, We may be- pardoned Tor expressing
the opinion that this species is the most vaiu-
able evergreen for our climate belonging % Ghe
second class of growth.
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DROPOsALs FOB WOOD.

Sealed Pro pcsals will be received At this once IN
I'll !? O'Clock on sATU RDAY. the 18th day of
February, % q, ut which time they will be opened
TO deliver to the Quartermaster's Department, At
Fort sumter, New Mexico, 90 CORDS OF Piaon
Wood of good quality.
Delivery to CONNIE nee ct the option of the con-
tractor but to be competed BY the last day Of Sep
Proposals for any portion less than the whole
quantity required viii be received.
For further particulars Ia making proposals, see
my advertisement for proposals for grain, dated
nth instant; or apply at this once.
Endorse bids "Propssals for Wood, ct Fort Sum-
ner, and address 70 the undersigned, ct Santa Fs,
New Mexico.
By order Of Breyet Major General O. W. Getty
M. I. LUDIN0TON,
Breret Col. and r., o. . army.
Chief Qusrternaster,
CaiJ Qsdytey~a ,tey,s QEs, Diayfef Of Nsv Mari
co. Soafd Ft, ~. ~, December 80, 1857. 70 81 b
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ID K q p U s A l. : e..

OYFICE op LIGHr HoUsE IssPEcroR,(
BUFFALO, February, 1873. {
PrCpo-sls Ill Re received at this Office until the
.th day OF February, 8, for setting the buoy at
nauree Bay, Ralson Point, Point Mouille, and
Alec for Niagara Reef, Portage River SAndusky
Hive r. and Sapdusky 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 naigation, ard replacing them with tenn porsry
The buoys to be furnished by the Government,
By order Of the Ii sbt House Board.
fkANCI5 b. ELLISON,
faa In....eer
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctiopeers
ID (Saccessors TO Jas. G. Mcclure A COL
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and 18th street
Star Once Building.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

sAEE VI VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of a of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause
No log Echol- ct al Carter ct al, 4 shall sell
on the 10Th instant, at O'Clock m, on the prem
iset, the following described real estate, viz: Lot
one, a. with the improy ements and appurten-
ances, in Square No 243
The above property is most eligibly situated at
the corner OF n street north and 18th street west
1t Is believed that other locality holds out
gWater Inducements for handsome residences.
Ii will be divided and sold as fellows: The ueet
twenty five 5 feet Of the LOT, running back of that
width one hundred feet. The next the az ioining
fifty feet (5O front, and with the same depth, inn
proved by Handsome dou BILE Cottage, two stories
and an attic. with outb uildings.
Lastly. the east twenty 81 feet front of said
lot, by the ssme depth Of one hundred feet.
Title perfect.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance in six
mouths for which notes, with interest from day OF
sale, will be given by the purchasers iudorsed e.
the satisfaction Of the Trustee; the purcha ser
may, at his option, pay the whole purchase money
In cash. JOHN J. Johnson
e5-S.Tu.Th4de
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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

".
On the petition Of MES MYERS and ROBERT
u. EUNSON, Of New York, N. Y. praying for the
extension patent granted to him the 23d day of
May, 1874, for an Improvement In Machines for
saving Thin Boards, &C., for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the
I'D day Of May, 1873:
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 4th day Of May
next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are mott.
NED TO appear and show cause, IL any they ave why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
9, PERSONS opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing At least tsnty days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony fled by either party
to be used At the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon AS testi
msny must be filed In the ONCE f.oenty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments. IL any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice he Rablishsd In the
Republicas and the Intelligenosr, sshiDgton, ID.
G., and In the Atlas, New York, ". Y,
once week Tor three succeeeive weeks; the first
OF said publications be ct least sixty days pre-
TIC. THEAKER
ian @ lAWSV COmmiesiOper of Patauts
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CHIoKES SALAD.-Boll tender two good sized
chickens, skin snd pick them free from bones
using only the white meat. Roll nine eggs one
hour, and work them 70 n IN Doth paste With q
wooden spoon, add halfa pint of melted butter
and work into the egg and butter, mustard
salt and pepper TO suit the taste; II should b.
highly seasoned; mix the ingredients well and
add small tea-cup of grated horseradish, and
one pint of strong vinegar. Chop fine half a
head Of cabbage and rs much blanched celery
mix the chicken, cabbage and celery together
and Just before serving add the sauce. II celery
can be had IN abundance, use no cabbage: II
celery cannot be obtained, use cabbage, with
extract Of celery. IL neither cabbage nor celery
is in season, use blanched lettuce
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An ABoyEGRoUNDC KLLAR.-A correspon 8
ent, X. H., at Oshkosh, Wis, writes IS follows
Il built a CELLAR above ground in 1850, but dld
not protect IL sufficiently; the sawdust being
wet, got frozen, and the frost penetrated 20 the
cellar. This year 1 banked it up with lItter,
and put a yentiiating pipe through the roof.
and II works we'll 10 far The temperature II
about even, no matter what the weather NAV
be. Ii has double floors, packed with a. xdust
boards nailed TO the studdings, inside and out
making 4-inch dead-air chamber; then 10
inches OF sawdust; the ceiling is of m Atched
flooring, with Z inches Of sawdust above IT. I
will, in the spring. hath and plaster il. and lay
a brick floor. ltrs as handy as pocket in tns
shirt'-AncrIoan Ag-icxitss1st.
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r T. GBIFFITH, Auctioneer.
By FITCH q FOX,
Real Estate Brokers and Asaions-S,
Of6ce-Corner 9TH and sts., opposite Post o q O.

Real Estas< Brokers and AsaioneerS,
Omce-Corner 18th and sts., opposite Post OH oe.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN UNIOET0WN, d @.
Under and BY virtue OF = deed of trust to the
undersigned, executed BY George W. Duyxll to
secure the pa, ment of certain promssory notes as
therein set forth, and IL shown by reference
to said deed, which is duly recorded in Liber .
c. T, No 4, folios 239, 240, 2aI and 242, Of the
land records for Washington county, District OF
Columbia, and At the written request of Of the
parties secured thereby, win sell. on FRIDAY,
the 9Th day of March, A. ID lsS, at half past 4
O'Clock, on the presnises part Of the property of
said q. ". Duvall, in Uniontown, ID 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, on the west BY
Monroe street and the east by the Potomac
river, and containing 81 90 square feet of ground
more or lese the ,ame being Lots No 795 7eI, 795.
7S6, 797 7a6 49, 80 and So, according to q recent
subdivision of said grouni 4; ard slsJ piece of
ground, 10 feet by llsR feet, improved By good
dwelling House and Barn.
Terms: e-half cash: balance in six months.
with interest, secured b, deed Of trust All CON
yeysp(iIg and revenue stamps At the cost 81 the
purchaser deposit Of so required down at me
WILLIAM y. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
fe4eo6ds FITCH 4 FOX, Auctoneers.
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AvY BPART MRNT
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,
WAyWINGTON January n. Ia A

BUHEAU OF NAVIG AXIOM,
WARRINGTON, January Is. 1873.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Steam
Heating Apparaus" will be received at this ofhce
until o'clock p. NJ, on THURSDAY. The 2th
February next, to be then opened for furni hin 2
all the materials ana labor necessary to TIE c. m
Steam Heating Apparatus for warming the no "
Midshipmen 3 Quarters now building at the United
States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryla &C
cording TO the printed Specifications for the same,
which can be obtained on application at this Office.
antics that they will, their bids are accepted
enter into contract, with good and satisfactory
security, the full amount Of the contract with
ten days after the acceptance of their offer, and
fsiG uR de- the guar antOrs to make good
TO the United States the difference between the
offer and that which 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 thu int rest of the Government
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
ia D-eol0t Chief of Bureau.
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u No. % kBCorD STREET, BALrIMoRY. MD.
Proposals will he received at this Office til noon
Of sATt Ri AY, the 18th Of February, 1858, for fur
nisbiDg Patapsco river Improvement with Misce-
laDeous Supplies for use Of Tug and Drsdges dur.
ing working season.
No proposals. will be considered except such as
are made after forms to be obtained at this Office,
where further Information esa be- had.
Propcsals will he opened at r. 80 D. N. in pres
epce OF such bidders may choose to attend
The right is reserved t. reject any or all bids for
any cause deemed sufficient by the undersigned
JOHN q PARKER,
MsJor Of Engineers,
to 4-6tB and Brevet Major Cen, U. B. A.
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PROPOSALS.
DRCPosALs FoH WOOD.
CByien CHrsy QvAnrpluAsYsR,
Iovafn MILtfAlv Dfs rnfcr

Bf0f0fCH.
FIcxssslo, Mics, January =, iss.
sesssd propoesls IN duplicate viii b reoe ved q
Miss, until 10 .. n: Of SATURDAY. the itth On
eoIuary, lysS Tor the delivery 1t each place and
may direct Of Two Hundred SseI Cords Of Me-.
cnantaole Dry Hard Wood In such ouantitisa n
NAY be required ~ to June %, u
. kach proposal win be accom- panied by 4 oonv Of
.e,s noucs, and Gusrspteed By two responsibls
Saiuee, VINO viii agree TO enter into sufici sat
oonas i9r The faithful ofoontraet hsn
The undersimed reserves the risht to r.,.et An,
or all bids FOR proper caus~
Propoe ais will be marked " Proposals. for Wood ~
sna sent ~ mail to Br-ves MAJOR r. s Twins
sippi. 'S''Ae'' mi''''
By order Of tho General commanding tn. biz.
unet: @. CHANDLER.
bTt CO.. and q. n ., u q army, Chief o
te ttb fourth Miitary Distrirt
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GOVKRNNRNT SALES.

GovnRAhshr SALE.
Dsss. 9.sr~~.ny', o., !
WIN y cold b. Suhiic sasiios, Il Sers Lsss n.
Worth kansas, on TUESDAY. the nth instant, q
ssoeai ,' m IS Nerves, snat for Issue TO eavsI.
Term: OasI, in Go,er,nees i.sd.:
feIe-ltB Bvt. Brig. Gea., Depot Q. 4.
SALE OF HORSES.
Resvth MiI'Iay bsa'ia:
NIcxssyRs, MIa. Jan. -, l88.N
~ IS sss sS day IL 1.s
rva!y 1855 at the cf1oe Of the Poet Quarermasser,
= n0"' s sssle = H, S%v2Es1 HoksEs.
4.dsrSd so,d BY the Inspector General Fourth Nil.
Tsr.s. Ossh. on day Of sale
b ;:s:.s 81 s. 10 b.:.;. os:.
pUBLIO sALH OF goyERNMINT PROF:
In accordance with Instruct from the oon.
SDd AS.eaessd Lands. dated ws.hinstos. D. o,
s ISs.s "a u" = :. . e.
o s
:boss sso niles from sSs si
iLabaratory ssxA, three storis, brick two vips,
fu!ases hOas.' ISIS, on. story. bar. walls, d.
siss sssssf Shop, .s.,x, on. story. brick.
] Distillsry, 36xShl2, frane-tempOrary.
OIL Mill S6x51xla, frame, temporary.
DO pounds GAstings, old
sets Quarts Crushers.
Steam Boiler, three horse.
Wood Spur Wheels and France.
Water Wheel l8X6x.
lot Brick, In kiln. about Ito 00o,
Sale will be without reserve, for cash In Govern
ment funds.
erty from Is. premises With IL. east eossibi. a.
lay. THOS. p. J0HN6TON,
brevet Lieut.. Dol. Volunteers,
O. Q. n. and d. 0. for State OF n. o.
JANUARY Is, 1858. 'a1O-tFuB