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The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-15
One Dollar Each.

"EB's Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns Pant Patterns.
w Sewing Machines. Watches. Try and Fancy q oods
&c. nc send Tea esEs zoe Ps;ent Pen Fountain With
clip describing article In dollar sale
Any person tmalc or femaiel can send In a club Of
from % 10 ooO at rate no cts for eacl and t
pFenium for doing. sExb ~ REslsTERgp LErTrE.
samples mailed free 10 any address.
EASTMAN 4 KENDALL
Jan. 25--N. 65 Hanover St Boston Mae
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-15
Agents Wanted For
4" Beyond .he JfississiI,IDi."

A COMPLETE HISTORY Of the New Staiss aud
kATerntoEes. from the Great River the Great OCEAN
Life and Adventure on PrAries, Mountains aud thu
facne Coast With over 300 EngrAvinRs of the scenery
Cities Lands, Mines, People. and curiosities of a..
Great West. lts ready sale, with increased cammi.
sion make u the heat suhscrpto book ever
send for circulars Adddrrss " NafioHaI PalIisI,sy
celpeay," PhiiA., Pa tJan 2s-lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-20
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, Sre.

The Richmond En2H, ~ publ shes to-day "a.
challenge sent by Colonel White. Republican
member Of the Virginia State Convention, %
General Butler, when the latter was in thai
city last week. IL demands instant reparaiioa
Tor bring ordered out OF General Butier's de-
partmsnt during the war. The affair !. still
pending. White n one Of the Republican.
" no refused 20 hssr Butler speak.
Advices from Jsmsies 20 the Itth instant
Just received, stste that the Governor OF ia
nlaica had received IN structiOns from the Brit
1sh toionlal officr thar the responsible ON 60
on that island should b. filled nv appointment
from England. so - 10 AVOID political prela-
dices aud parry influence.
General Humphreys, The famous confidence
man, who eloped NH Miss Kenyon 20 Cincin-
natl last summer, has BEEN sentenced in Sprfnr-
held, Massachusetts, % ten wears IN prison II.
plcaded guilty TO the indietmen; for obtaining
money under false pretences.
A young woman named Elizabeth stang wss
arrested in Chicago saturday for attempting 60
poison her father, mother. brother and sister
by putting strychnine i'm their coffee They
We're all in dangerous condition. but ar, now
recovering. The girl acknowledge having
purchased the poison, but asserted n wa, a. th..
instance Of her mother, who she charges put AZ
IN the coffee.
Robers Stevens, a colored man Of Charleston
=. C., has entered suit in the United States Di.-
trict Court, in Richmond. against the Rich
mond and fredericksburg Railroad for reQuir-
ing his wife 10 ride IN a second-class car when
she had a fiTst-class ticket He lays the dam
ages AT Sl.S0O
The British frigafe Jason. from Vera cruzo on
the 5th, and Havana on the 18th, has arrived At
New York with the English Minister Middle
tom and suite, from Mexico for England.
General q rant expected in Richmond to-
morrow To attend meeting Of the Trustees OF
the Peabody Fund.
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SUFfoCATIoN BY Coal GAs-NAERow e.
CAPE or WHOLE fAMILN.-This morning, at
about half past seven O'Clock. Thomas Doherty,
gardener for Mrs. George p. Norris. OF this clty,
heard some one in the mansion house scream
Tor help. He hurried 10 the house and met the
coachman coming out, who said that they were
all dying IN the house. Doherty hurried IN,
and found the girl, whose screams he had
heard, lying on the steps insensible Thr--e
other inmates OF the manson We're affected in a
similar manner. Mr.. Doherty. ON entering no.
uced strong smell OF gas, and immediately
raised all the windows IN the hou4e, which
SEEMED 10 give the inmates some relief
lac girl found on the stairs was the first 90
discover something was the matter. She ava
kened the other girl and reInal ked that she had
a ring NJ in the ears, and appeared 10 hear
hammering IN the room. She then attempted 10
go down stairs bat became insensible and fell,
as stated, giving the scream heard by the gar
dener. Mrs. Norris was nearly sunocated
that she was barely able to crawl upon her
hands and knees 10 the door OF an al Joining
room, IN which a female inmate OF the family
slept. This lady was totally helpless, having
been more seriously affected than the others.
The cause of this partial suifocatlon was the
escape of the coal gas from the furnace 1t is
supposed the gas must have got into the hot AIR
nues- and thus been communicated 10 all part.
OF the building. All the persons injured were
doing well this morning.-HHming tOn Comm -
cfaL iJfL.
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sealed Proposals FOR furnishing and deli verinp
~ the Allegheny Arsenal, Pennsy lvaniA, in the
srCuSh OF LawIencFville, One Hundred and
tightl lords OF sound. hard, mere b. an able Wood
10 re celiyet ed as follows:
IN the month OF January, 50 cords.
In The month of February, 20 cords.
"a the month of March, 20 cords.
. In the month of A pril, " cords
N ESQ, Tor furnishing and delivering at No. 2s5
I'm street Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Eve Hun
100 and sixty two Bushels of good, me han "a BILE
NOal- 70 he delivered 90 70 lows:
IN the month of January, is bushels.
IN tne month Of February. Is6 bushels.
IN The month of March. i25 bushels.
IN the month of April, Us bushels.
- possLs " III he received for the above Wood
80 IA nhui Janssry n. 1858, at IL o'clock m j,
% ue cnee Of Captain NJ h. Lucas. NJ s. X,
toIhoF 81 rem street and Garrison Alley, Pitts
Bids Tor wood and Coal must be made out sepa-
rate. sra must he accompanied by o guaranty
signed BY two respon,ible parties
Th~ undersigned reserves To himself the rich,
TO REJECT any or all bids that he nav deem Too
eish ~ ~ ~ ""
All bids must be addressed To Rrsyet Major
General George II. CrossmAn. Assistant Omar ar
master General, Pitisburs, Penna' and msrta5
= PrePos&ls for Wood" or " Coal 3 as the case
may b.
By oreer of Brevet MAJOR General George III
Sro-su an, Assistant Qusrtermaster GENERAL, %.
-. A. N. X. LUCAS.
Captain and NJ >. X and
"a IN A. A. q. N.
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STATES MAILS.
VIRGINIA.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHISGTnN January 2 IL

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. January 2, 1858
Proposals will be received at the Contract OF.
fee Of this Department until D. m of March
g. ls5Ss for S sonvsying the mails Of the United
State OF Virginia, the routes and by the sched.
ules of departures and arrivals hereinafter speci
fed.
-O,r,ou Decisions Decisions 9y April 10, 1858.
ol ETHm hSr R te Chneo'eague Island, Il
Leave Horntown Monday, wednesd .y, and Fri
Arrive at tGhincoteague Island byspn:
Leave Ohinccteague Island Monday, Wsdnes-
day, and Friday at an;
400 fIom Hornid d~T by Soalss1wn Accomack
Ii 4naneofk, saysgsvlle, Pung9teasue,
town, to Eastville, 50 miles and back, three
Leave Rcrntown Monday, ednesday, and FRI
Arrive 81 E ..;,. BY II pm;
Arrive at Horntown by s.Spm.
HO3 From Treviilain's Depot to Green Springs,
Leave Trevillain's Depot Tuesday and Satur-
Arrive at Green Springs byspm;
Leave Green Springs Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive At Trevirains Depot bylosm
400 From Newport by Salt Pond weisiger 5, and
~ miles and back, six times week from LIST
June to III s: pfc and once week from
From LIST Jane to soth September.
Arrive at Salt sulphur Springs daily except
Monday. by 10 IN,
Leave salt Sulphur Springs daily, except sun
Gay. at p IN;
Arrive at Newport, except Monday, by 10 m.
From Isf October 10 3lst May
Leave Newport Monday at pm;
Arrive at Salt ulphUr Springs next day by 10
am
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs Tuesday at p m
Arrive AZ Newport next day by 10
The accepted b oder will be required to take the
oath commonly know as the test oath, and to ex-
ecutt cntracts In the form and manner pre-
scTlbsd by la y and the regulations Of the Depart
meat
For further and fuller particulars ~ to the con
dltions To be Incorporated into contracts, and of
the liabilities of bidders, reference is made to
the pamphlet advertisement, of the date of Octo
Ter 81. 1866, inviting proposals. for carrying the
mails Of the United States il the State of Vir-
GINA which can be found at the princi pal post Of
fees
Proposals must be sealed. supers ,ribed mail
Proposals. for the State of Sirg nia and sddress-
ed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General,
Contract Once" ALEX. W. RANDALL.
ia s-law4w Postma ster General
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DDRESs TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL.
~ lTA1EQ whose sufferinRa haYa haen nra.

A DDKESs TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIL-
"A 1TATED whose sufferings have been pro-
qure prompt treatment to render existence desira-
BILE. If you are suffering or have suffered from
upon heeih Do you se wesf dee
bilitsted, easily tired Does little extra exerton
or or your Kidneys fsqusn.y v get
out OF order? Is your urine sometimes thick milky
The @ en- d s ss .h bN
tom after it has stood awhile Do you have spells
conspaed Do you sase spells of sntns oi
PUSHES of blood to the head? Is your memory i'm.
This subjecti DO You feel dull, iistless nopins,
tired Of company, or lifeY Do yon wish to be left
thing make y9u start or Jump2 Is sleep broken
OF restless Is the gstre Of your eye as brilliantly
business Do n YOU sips a.
dull and tagging, given to its of melanchoiy ? II
So 90 not lay It to your liver or dyspepsia. Have
tribute this to dyspepsia or liver compiaintf 'u
cured, and sexual excuses are all capable Of pro.
ducing weakness of the eenerative organs The
The as
ant, energetic, perseverins, successful business
in perfect health You never hear such men COM
psn, Of icing pelaIch. L. Of nervousness Of pal
cannot succeed in business; they don't become sad
and discSuraged they are always polite and pleas;
them right in the facenone OF your downcast looks
Or any either meanness about them, do not mean
those WHO keep the organs inHamed by running to
excess These wAi not only ruin their constitu.
tions but also those they do business with or for
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the effects OF self abuse and excesses have brought
about that state OF weakness in those organs that
has reduces the general system mu chas to in
duoe almost every other disease-idiocy, lunacy,
paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and almost
every OF her form OF disease which humanity is heir
to, and the real cause Of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for all but the right
Diseases Of these organs require the use of a di
uretic. HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BIZ
CHU is the great Diuretic. and is a certain cure
FOR diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel Drop
81, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, Gen
eral Debility. and all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans, whether ext ting in Male Female from
whatever cause originating, and no matter of how
long standing.
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these and the health and ha D.
piness, and that Of Posterty depends pen prompt
use of n reliable remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu, established upward
of eighteen years, prepared by
II. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
594 Broadway. New York, and
va south 10th street, Philadelpbis, Pa.
PRICE-Sl-2 per bottle, or six bottles for 30 50,
delivered to any address. Sold by ell Druggists
everywhere. oc2l-d6wiy
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NJ o I 1 @ Z
Office Chief Quartsrmaster,
E,C,L 11.r.ta.,

Ftfth Military District !
NEW ORLEANS, La, December %, ISa.\
Notice is hereby given that the following named
property will be sold to the highest bidder pub
Texas: commencing on the 9th day IF January
1888 viz:
All the right, title, and interest Of the United
states in and to the property OF the United States
Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago to Whites
kapche Texas, including the entire Track and
sidings, Buildings, Water Stations, Turn tables
&C, the railroad material and supplies pertaining
to the road, together with the Rolling Stock Cars
Machinery and other equi pments, "a follows:
81 miles Railroad Track Shackle Bars-used.
Claw bars-used, 20 Square Brasses-good,
2PuDch Bars-used, Fiat Cars, worn, but
StEfh ng Boxesaaused. seyicesbls,
% i0O lbs. Railro ad 2 Crowsfeet-worn,
Chsirs-goOd, 4Ralroad Frogs and s
900 lbs. Railroad Iron Switch Stands-w0rn,
good, 4Spike Mauls-worn,
Locomotive-unservice- 2 Jack Screws and Lee
able, vers-worn.
i Locomotive and Ten Turn Tables-worn,
der-servIceabie, Fire Tongs-worn,
Locomotive Head light Screw wrenches-worp
unserviceabie, Hand Car-wOrn.
il Coupling Links-good, Push Car Wheels
tSs lbs. Car Springs worn,
good, . Stove-worn,
l2,OO lbs. Railroad Push Car-worn,
spikes-good, 4 Hand Car Wheels
600 Cross Ties-good. worn
The property will be sold under the immediate d.
reCtion OF Captain G. II Hoyf, A. .. NJ, u. s. A :,
and any information desired may be obtained from
his Office at Brownsville, Texas or from the office
OF the Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
TeIms--Cash in United States Currency.
This advertisement to supersede the one from
this ONCE under date Of December Is. 1851
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief Quar- termas-
ter, Fifth Military District. a4I6tB
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- Successors to James G. Mcclure Co. }
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lltl
street, Star Office Building"
RT WIN. L. WALL d CO., Auctioneers
- Stores 81 and SIT,
Southwest corner Penn'A avenue and 9Th street
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.


By virtue Of the decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia in chanoery sitting bear
Ct al S P P no .ns ss
shall offer for sale, at public auction, on THURS
4oelock p. m, in front Of the premises ali those
certain pieces or Parcels of ground situate and be
cas-. Ssf 81 Mo- .an ans SS
~ WITH the Improvements thereon. consisting of
sad sns ss s
the sad part At point on III street north at the
ner Of said lot md Tnnspe thence me Or
line Of said al street, IS feet inches. thence use
Of said lot thence west, BY and with the line Of
said alley; is feet INCHES; and thence south l42
,eet inches to SAD 81 street north, and place Of
Sitting of a convenient brick Dwelling House.
s1ee Bsss Of i,s
west. The last piece fronus on :" street north -
Terms Of sale One third cash: the residue in
three equal instalments of six twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving notes for the deferred
teTesf from the day Of sale Title deed to be
the purchase A deposit of SlOo will be required
The property on " M street, will be sold first.
,AsBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
jseeo W l.. WALL & CO, Aucts.
TRUsTEE's SALE e. OF VALUABLE REAL
:, BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince ,hs County ~ sitting Cosr, Of Equl
asf S s to arb
1865 at ~ O'Clock M, if fair, If not on the next
fair Gay on the premises near the resi-
from the village of Bladrpsburg, all that piece or
pare Of Land No. 4; which was allotted 10 the
ssid berry W; naTnali by C9mmissioners appoint
~ to divide the Real Estate Of Francis L. Darnal
This property is situated in said cousty. about
five miles from the Centre Market, Washington
city, is accessible by the Anacostis Bridge, cen
u "a al Ifu nt r.hlo A.
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UUR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE

OUR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
COMMENCES THIS DAY, JANUARY srH
CLOSING OUT CHEAP,
Rich Imported Dress Goods, French Meripoes
Lupin's Rep Poplins. Rich Plaid Poplins
Lyons MsntillA yelvets
Medium Dress Goods, half price a
Black Alpaca POplins, very cheap
ISs5 cent peIaines ....'... ..
Ladies Choking Cloths, half price .-.. .-
Selling all the leading Bleached Muslips less
than any other house In town, at 10 -
wv SELBY CO.'S,
323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Jas eost South side, near 7th It,
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III OURl FLO hi

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES.
Bakers trade especially solicited. We have in
quality and price what will suit you
Choice MARYLAND EXTRAS, Choice yIR.
GINA EXTRAS. and SPRING WHEAT EX-
TRAS, for those who may want them.
For Grocers, mention only the brands for
which are the exclusive direct receivers j
H. GAMBRILL, LINGANORE. M0NOQUACY,
GIANT, and GOLDEN HILL FAMILIES.
The same brands in Extras.
G-We call especial attention 10 the LINGA.
MORE EXTRAS, being very high grades Family
Flour, in fact-but the manufacturers sell IL for
their Extras.
4-Al grades of FLOUR and FEED In guam
titles to suit. W. M. GAIT CO.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
dc T. I'm Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De Dot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-20
GOVERNMENT SALE8
EXTEESIVE SALE OF BOOTS AND BOOT.

- EkS.
Opdy.eri, Ster's Or,
Will be soid at public auction, at SchuyikiH
Arsenal, IN this city, ON TUESDAY, February
Isoe, the following surplus stock of Army Boots
and Bootees, viz: I-.-'
.e34 pairs macbipe.sewed Boots, and
-Hk coo pairs machine sewed Bostees.
xSale Will commence at 10 m
Terms: Cash in Cover Mt funds,
Any information relative to tho abo va will be
furni. ed on application at this Office. either per
souslly or by letter. II. J. URILLY,
ia 2o-i7tB Bvt. Col. and a. o. M, q. A.
GALE OF UNSERyIGEABIR QUARTERMAS.
- TEE STORES. -'. II-
DEPoT QUARTERMAsIERs OFFICE. I
WASHINGTON, ID u, Jan. 20, 1913
" i'll be sold, at Lincoln Depot. MUNuAY, 27th
inst, Under the supervision Of Brevet Colonel A.
p. Blunt, Assistant Quartermaster. commencing
at 10 n. lot Of Quartermaster Stores, rated as
unseryiceable, consisting In part Of .-
800 Army Wagons, IIos H q NJ Collars,
II SrTiDg do 100 Bedsteads,
~ horse do ID sets Amb. Harness,
25 Saddles, assorted, II70 sets 2-horse Harness,
326 " altsrs, do incomplete,
l5S Buckets, do "a sets Mule Harness, in
81 Saws. do complete,
Hose Carriage, 1888 lbs type, assorted,
HAY Presses, ,6SSls feet Leather Hose,
Hand Trucks, ,g!5 Grain Sacks.
] set Carpe nters Tools, 5000 lbs assorted Iron,
sets Saddlers Tools, k220 lbs. assorted Rope,
Portable Forges 1000 lbs Horse Shoes,
and many other articles not emu msrated.
Terms-Cash, in Government fu nds.
Goods must be removed in Ave days from date of
By Order of the Quartermaster General.
j. u. McFERRAN,
Deputy Qusrtermaster General.
ia HD6t Brevet Rrig. Gen q. s. A.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-Mr. James McNuItv, a con-
ductor on a burden rrain on the Baltirlore aud
Ohio railroad, was killed AT Grafton on Wed
nesday last, while in the ACT OF coupling a car.
II appears that his foot caught in the railing
and he was thrown under a car. by which he
was crushed 20 death. HIS remains were
brought to this city and inferred. He was
formerly resident of this city.-Elicott city Re-
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DEowNED.-On the 18th instant James. son OF
William FFlds, of Shad Point. Wicomico conn
~, Md. abont twenty -one years Of age, while
skating on Dashield's Pond. broke tarOugh and
was drowned. His body was soon recovered.
hut life had fled. This seems To be an unfortu-
nate family. as they had lost three sons before
one drowned, and two killed An the Sosthern
armv.-SOlisbHrg AdrOoafs.
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneerv
- Successors ~ Jas. G. Mcclure a CO.
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eleventh st
Star Once Building.
TRUsrEEs SALE OF IMpRoyEp PROPER

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY IN THE FIRST WARD
By virtue OF deed of trust to the undersigned
dated 10th Of December, A. ID. 1857 and recorded in
Liber Z @. E., No. "a, folio 2sl &c, one OF the
Land Records for Washington County. District of
Columbia, i will sell, on TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, January q, 1858. at clock, on the premi-
ses. part Lot Is, Square la, situated on the Nest
side OF Seventeenth street west, between ID ami
streets north near Navy Department, fronting is
feet, by depth of 80 feet. Improved by frame
Dwelling, with brick foundation, containing six
rooms, cellar and kitchen.
Terms One third cash; balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust
and notes bearing interest. All eonveyancing and
REVENGE stamps at purchaser b cost. 100 down At
time of sale. WIN. III. THOMAS, Trustee
- H-d6ds C0OPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE CO..
BAN ERS,
FIFrEESrH STREET, 0PPos rs TREAsURv.
Buy and sell at current market rates, and ksss
constantly on hand full supply ofAu
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN -TBInTIEs, AND OoMPoUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C, eKecstsA
and collections made on all accessible points.
l-ff
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THE WORKING PEoPLE.-At the beginning OF
last week, an organized movement was made
by the masons of New York preparatory 10 a
general strike by the societies in the spring
March 10 Is namely, the demand bling for
eight hours and - per day, decrease of two
hours work and an Increase of onf dollar paw
The working people of Boston have organized n
"WoTking Mems Party" TO act independently
of all others i'm State, national and local politics.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFF


On the petition of HAkRIET &. b BIGIOW
Admi mist rator of the estate of Charles III. BIglow
deceased, of Pittseld Mass praying for the exten
sion II patent granted to the said Charles II
Biglow the 3Oih day OF May, 1854, for i'm
proyement in mode of manufacturing Turbine
Wheels for seven years from the expiration of
said patent, which takes place on the 3Oth day Of
Nay 1885:
LIf the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once On MONDAY, the lIth day of MAY
next a. II o'clock M; and al persons are
by said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
die ina the Patent Ofice their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least t,reHy days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
To be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the OF
ice. which viii be furnished on applc ation.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. testi
mony must be filed in the once tscesty days before
the day Of hearing; the srguments III any within
Ten days after filing the testimony =
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelli gencer, W ashing ton D.
O., and in the Republican, Springfield, ass once
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day OF hearing. T. @. THEAKER,
b-WSW COmmisaiOneY of Pafeuta
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PUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP

pUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
ERTY.
In accordance with instructions from the Com
missioner Of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen,
and Abandoned Lands, dated Washington, ID. c.,
January is 1858, will expose ct public sale, to the
all the following described property. seized the
property Of the late so called Confederate States
on lands belonging TO VIM J. Hoke and l.. ID
Childs, about two miles from Lincolnton, N. O., to
wit:
Laboratory, SKA three stories brick, two wings
each 22X13, one story.
Furnace House, 73x5s, one story, bare walls, di-
lepidated
i Blacksmith Shop, 22x91s, one story, brick
l Distillery. 36x3tXl2 frame-tempOrary.
l Oil Mill, 36x32xl2, frame. temporary. ..
1000 pounds Castings. old
2 sets Quartz Crushers.
Steam Boiler, three horse.
2W0od Spur Wheels and Frames.
] Water Wheel l8x6s5.
lot Brick, in kiln. about l70 ono,
Sale will he 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. THOS. p. JOHNSTON,
Brevet Lieut. Col Volunteers,
G. O. M. and ID. D for State Of n. G..
JANUARY l6, 1858. ja20-tFnB
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ZINE rs CARAT GOLD AMERICAN

large assortment Of LADIES' WATCHRs,
sS 81 'Ess 81 JRR ~
ELRY, sueh a. Coral, carved In the lstest(
yewelry, Diamond Sets. and Finger hinge; Gold
Thimbles, Charms, and pure SiIyerware o. al
Ices than any other jsweler IN the city livery Or.
tieie warranted to b what q, reP.e:snted;
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