Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1865, Page 4

} ' _EVENING STAR. le A Gay Dxeceivex Come To Grizv.—He as- fumes to be @ tr. Heweals Lidies’ affec- | hone, Likewise bo gg ge—O. F. HW. Browning ap | peared atthe Buraet House in Cincinnati bast Janusry, sported a gorgeous naval uniform, Said he was ee Pafameee and proceeded to cut abigswell. He kepta diary ere now be- trays the adoration of numerous marriageable Jadies, and B.'s own faithlessness. With loves in gg ong Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Syra- cure, New York, and Cincinnati, an tural. ity of epeagements for marriage, we fiud the @asbivug Harry ‘o be, after all, 4 married man. While he is «porting tne country over, from east to west, there lives, im the quiet little town of Burtngton, New Jersey, one of the most faithful and extravagantly loving wives that ever penned “My darling Harry.” Every day she writes to bim in terms of most endearing ebaracter, telling him of all ber joys and sor- | rows, continually pleading with him to write to her often, to love her ever, to be faithful,and giving to every line an re ctive of endear- ment. A few days since, S. V. R. Brayton, de- tective officer of the New York Sauron Posy road Company, made his appearance > cinpati for the purpose of investigating into Erowning’s operations there, and to recover certain articles cf stolen property left there by bim. The gallant Adonis is nowin durance Vile asa railroad thief, swindling, and other diversions of a similar character. The rela- onehip existing between Browning and his wife end anumber of young ladies is also to be cettled,and rich developments are expected. BJA cecond growth of apples and cherries Bas taken place this season in Dinwiddie coun- ty, Virginia. B7-A vein of gold has been discovered on Mt. Menadnock, N. H. 7 New Bedford, Mass., is erecting a sol- drs’ and sailors’ monument of Concord gran- ite S&F A paper in Sonthern Illinois tells of a young weman who appeared before a magis- irete the day after her marrage, and com- jained that her husband had been “taking spice ies with her.” Steamboat competition on the James | eee as reached its ultimatum. Both lines are carrying passengers for nothingand throw fp the rival attractions of a band of music and ks. It is good to know there is cheap in the world. SF Majer ral Blair has returned to St. Leuis, where be intends to make bis perma- Bent reeidence. a7 Tbe hog cholerais prevailing toa great ie ng the porkers in the vicinity of burg, Pa. SF During month of September, the shoe Duriness of bn was larger than ever before for a corm + ponding period, the sales amounting to $1,400,046 S7-A eentieman from the Greenville Dis- trict, South Carolina, is tow making jrrange- Tents for the removal of fifty white families to Middle Tennessee. SF Michigan bas “2 newspapers, one of Which advocates temperance and two religion. S77 Gen. Terry is about to marry a Rich- mond Miss of eighteen, beanty, wealth, ef cele- ra. &7 Hon. Jobn We tworth, of Chicago, has ariander suit to Damages $100,000. 87 Brooklyn is the last election polled $320 More votes than the regis ion allows# &F The rebel Generals Hood and Humphrey Marebal are on their way to Washington. @7 The Southern States are much exercised by the fear of agmegro insurrection between Christmas and New Years. S7Fifth avenue, New York, is horrifled by the publication of a Sanitary map showing, that the cholera is likely to attack the fashionable portion of the city, where houses are built upon made land, and sewerage is im- pertect. eee, AUCTION SALES. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioucers. On TUESDAY. the Sist day of October. A. D. We. at the hour of four o Kp m_. we shall sell, j op she premisce. west part of Lot twenty-six, (253 in Square numbered #2 en seuth B street. between 6th and 7th sireets west, back that width to a public alley 28 Lot twenty-six (25) and the said square, 452, ting teeuty (0) feet Bub ing back that widih tot | perty is knocked AUCTION SALES. GREEN & WILLIAMS, euprseone B BUILDIN and id EF Pi! a ten north © street of 2% feet, pace thirty foot shiey relies is handsome! loca! * = feetly ‘creded, ie @ rapidly improving AL Fg ‘isputable. pe a ebe-third. eash. balance in 6,12 and 1: months, for notes bearing interest fromday of sale. A decd given and a deed o} wr trost taken. Au Coe acme at cost of purchaser, including revenue stam| will bet juired paid down when the . Ce eras complied, yin will Chen and ¢ Cr be put up again and sold 1 ™Fne whole terme be complied with ta five days, or Fed od is areeeryes to resell the penty atthe risk and cost yurchaser. ring. three days’ notice ots Ane§ aie in the Natio tute ligen- cer. oc 20d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* K. F. PAGE & CU., Auctioneers. eee Tone: BUILDING gel! = AUCTION. AX. October 33,.a¢ 4 Pm.. ou the Eremises wee we thall sell Lota.t 922, fronting feet on I treet east, and ©: tons Toor si i ear Phiindetpbia of the city. "ritle perfect. oc 19-78 oc} PAGE & CO., Aucts, Y WH. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING ner tod inaand STREET On THURSDAY AE TREN. © 2éth inst., at 4o'clock, we will sell, in Trent ot the wom Let 9, in square 81, fronting 65 feet 43; Inches on 220 street west, between Virginia avenue and north ¥ street, and near the intersection of Virginia av- enve with 2:d street, and containing about 9,191 mare feet ‘erms cash. era 3 WM. L. WALL & ©O.. Aucts. Y K. F. PAGE & CO., Auctioneers. BESUTIFG: COUNTRY RESIDENCE NEAR HE CITY AT AU or, oe 7m On SATURDAY. October 28, dios premises, I shall sell the Telighifalty. ioeated vate residence of Mr. F. N. eminence. only four miles from the city, by way of Benniug’s Bridge. The approach is by a winding drive, shaded by oak trees There js attached an outside kitchen, a barn and stable. corn-house, and — substantial Jog cal forrervants quarters. A fair portion of the estage is flourishing woodland, Ane valance un- der tillage It is located sijoiving Fort Meigs. on the Mariborough road. and but two miles from Benning’s Bridge. Possession given immediately. ge tats perfect balance, 6,12, and 18 months. Title perfec oc 19-9t .F. PAGE & CO.. Ancts. BY JAMES O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.” TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Busi B33 TAND ON 7TH STREET, OPPOSITE TH PATENT OFFICE, By wiltas of » deed of trust. dated October 7 D. 13H, and daly recerdes in Liber N.C. NS: 27, feild S03. 8e--one of the Land Records for Wark: ington County. D. U., and by direetion of the party secured thereby, I will cell at public auction. on MONDAY, the 6th day of November, A. D. 1356, at 4 o'vlock p.m., in front of the Prince, all that Saluuble improved pro rty in the city of Wash- ington, being a part of Lots Nos. 11,12, and 13, in Square No. 45 eegsinning for the same on 7th street west, 58 feet and 6 inc! —_ from the porthwestern corner of said Sai ‘and thence Fanning south on7th street 18 feet nnd’6 inches, and having a depth of Jo2 feet and 3 inches to an alley, and the free use of said alley. This property is improved by a = and sub- louse, and is a most desirable loca- stantial Brick tion for business. Terms of sale One-third in cash, of which $100 must be paid at the time of sale, ‘The deferred pay- ments to be a _ at svete monthe, with interest from da: sale, aod to be secured by deed trust to the iE tion of Trustee. Terma ef sale to be complied with within five days after day of sale, otherwise the free om dh may Ee. resold at risk aud cost of defaulting purchase ir, after one week's notice. All conveyancing and whe at. et cost. RD. Trustee. oc 12 J.c. McGUIRE SC YK. F. PAGE & CO., Auctioneers. ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABLE GyiLpIne LOTS AT PUBLIC AUC On FRIDAY, October 27, at 4p ee . oa nike rem- ives, we shall ee}! Let 12. in square 819, fronting 51 feet 8 inches on 5th st east. between south Band sovth C streets, and within 1} half square of Penu- sylvaniaavenne, -» Aucts. . Al-o. Lot 7, in square 945. on 10th street, between The said Lote are impro 1 by two neat, goot, | ae ‘salatautial, Brame! Houren.” two-and: ‘achat | | SyuiG street and Penusyivapia avenue, and near h. With basement, possession of whiel mmediately—eac ou | jd !80. at 432 p m., Lot 8, in square 1.121, between ym Smmediately--each house contains | seth and such ‘streets east, fronting Gi toten Ban 2.000 cash on each honse on delivery of | Capitol rT the oceds, Falance on a cr of three. six. nine, and twelve months. Notes to be secured by deed of trust on each piece of property, and to bear in- t A + g aud stamps at cost of purcha- ter or pure Title ind le The ROW Vacant Ir the | purchasers fail to comply with terms of sale within five days from the day of sale, We reserve the right to resell at the cost « of the purchaser ur purci prendses Za deposit of § fa wi of property when knock ocd ¥ EE B® GREEN x W TLLIA MS. Auctionee; bay E'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ay 14TH STREET W et. BE- HW AND I STREETS BOETH. Under sad wa vir of two demis respectively Octet 1333 and O. aia Toett Liber c Nu. siiow 297 te mm NO. $5. folion 439 to «1 I shall » 1. om the mendoe = FRIDAY the 31 day of November, 185. at 40 clock p. m.. the north half of Lot No. 14. in Square No, 20, frovting for the same twenty. two p fact ke inches on Lith street west, aod running back with that width vinet: feet’ This prop: erty is finely located. an yved by two neat. weil built and substantia! two-story Brick Houses, Which will be sola separately. Terme of sale: One-half of the purchase money in cash, ‘of which a deposit of $290 on each house willbe ye okay at the time of the property being | Bnocked down, or a resale will be immeliateiy bad.) and the residue in two equel payments, at Ag Sd twelve wonths from the day of sale. with iuterest. recured by « deed of trust on the premises. If the terms of sale vag complied with in @ _ dny* from the day of si the trustee reserves t right to re-sell at the tek ‘and cost of thedefaniting = haser, after ive days’ public notice by adver isement of such re sale * All comperemctng sod revenue stamps at cost of r Perce ARLES Tl UTERMEHLE Trasteo. oc 13 eoads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers VALUABLE ee ? LOT ON SOUTH CO SITKEET. PETWEEN vb AND 3D STREETS WEST. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On MONDAY. the wrth instant. at 434 ©’clock p. ™.. veshalleellin front of the premises, part of Lot No 2, tn square No. 877.18 feet front by 120 feet derp. making it ades'raule Ruilding Lot. Terms: One-half casn; baisnce nd 9 mouths, tecnred by deed of trust on the prem’ All couveyanciug aud reveaue stumps at the cost of he purchaser $:0 wiil be required down when so: oc 23-4 GREEN & W TeLiA ts, Aucts B’ H. COLMAN & CO, Auction and Jomi yo risk ae-rs of exch pivce of the be required on each piece isxion Merchants, 17th Street. Will besold at public auction, W DNESDAY, October 26th, st 10 o’clock a m . at No. 2317th st., between Mand N, @ large quantity of Tinware, Stoves, Cutlery, Scales, Blankets, Pillows, Pillew Coser, Sheets, Mattressce, Coats, Punts, Shirts, Drewers, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads Backets, Wasthtops, Wheelbarrows, Ambulances, and a good many articles too numerous to enumerate. AND ALSO, Atthe same establishments, Now 27 and 29 0 large quantity of Hardware, Nails, Carpenter's nd every article you may mention constently on hand, wholesale an: retail. ocz) 2w* Y BRINSMADE & CLARK ~ gular Liownsed Auctioneers + Sdiviving Metropolitan Hotel. CARD TO THE PUBLIC. We have tae Hay entered fnto arrangements for purpose of dving an outdoor ensiness. and offer our services to the public for the selling of Household Furniture at private dwellings. Houses and Lots, Farms and Stocks Horses and Carriages, Orphans” Court Sales, Vessels. and any kind of x ndise, either ou the premises or at our op as favoreble terms a8 auy Auctioneers in We reapectinliy solicit the friends and persons wishing patronage of our | the services of an suc- toncer, believing that. from our experience of 25 | years isi the business, we aball'be able te wive tent satisfaction Bales at Store Every Rrenin, Burexences:—Hon. John W. Foruey, Bighara organ Im J. YEATMAN HERVEY Su som 39 YEATMAN my £ a Louisiana AveNcE ages Avancs, | COMMISSION MERCH AR TRAVERS Por the sale of BACON, BARD. FLOUR, Bur. | TER, CHEESE, EGGS. APPLES, and (Co Produce generally beg leave te stato that w special fecilitign for supplying all gdain the Hue as low as they can iaitimore Pnr- ebarers respectfully Tecnested to wrexe a by giving aes p™ is, ‘ORGAN FR MUBIOAL I a8 We have on hand alot of second pene PIANOS, | which we desire to dikpose of count of ten per cent if sold withi = wrek from to @ to save expense of remo. ya! to onr new Warerooms One Chickering Parlor Grand. almost new ur fine carver Chickering Pi 2 0 ine Brootman & Gray. Ove Norns & Glark. Cae Nunus & Brothe: At the Wererooms of METZEROTT | w.@ es Corner of 11th street and Penua. a reet. Also, Lot 7, insqnare 1,122, fronting on 19th street east, between sonth A and south B streets. Terms: One third ca the balance in 6 and 12 month: trust BY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown IMPROVED PROPERTY iby. GEORGETOWN AT CT On yEpay AVIERNOON ‘October 271 Tth, até el . 1 will sell, infront of the premises, Lot ting about 190 feet on the east side of ith a depth * 49 feet, sud improved ‘ame Bui ithe. ma ut th cont. of thepar THOMAS DOWLIN Auction BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE > FERTY IN THE FI&ST WALD, AT Rue: TION On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 30, at ¢ o'clock. we will sell. in front of the premises. that yaluslie property, being Lots No. 6 and part of Let7. and Lot No.9, in Fyuare No. 85, at the south weet corner of I and 20th street». near Pennsylvania avenue. The improvements are a two-ai half story Brick House, and a two story Frame Ho: We would especially call the at chesere to this sale, rf ey peepee sirabie lots in that part of the city, either for pri- Yate residences or business purposce, Terms of sale are: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, 22 ove 18 menths. A deed given and deed of trust ate on defer red payments. A de it of $100 wall mn pone Bh pol be required on each lot as oc 20 tintacheont “W.L. WALL & Co., Aucts, BY THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, TEN BUILDING LOTS ON THE eont. BRAU- TIFGL FQ EO HE HEIG GroncEToWwe: THE ATTENT TON OF OME. Boy bia AND OF BUILDING | COMPANIES on TUESDAY, Oct. Sist, at 3% o'clock, I shall offer for « the premises, ten Building Lots, it the northern extremity of the dition to Georgetown, D. C., ne and Mont; ner th of Stoddard street, igomery stroste, and Five of there lots front on Greene street, and run back 100 fect to 2 ten-feet alley, and five front on meemets street, and run back 130 feet tothe some alley Water and gas convenient to all the lots, with the mm eet rfect rewerage in the Distri: jien whatever Load the property ‘and the title werieet in every respe Terms : Fifty dollars to be patd on each lot when Struck off; one-fourth of the purchase money to be paid within five days after the day of sale, and the residue to be divided inte three equal parts, to be paid respectively at six. twelve and elghtesn months from day of sale, with {nterest from «aid date. A deed given and deed of trust taken ou de- ferred payments All conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the purchaser. f the terms of sale are not complion, with within five days, the proprietor reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the purchasers, upon one week's notice. A plat of tie ground shown on the premises and at the sale ce10 [Intel THOS. DOWING, Auct. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ELEGANT OSEWOoD. AN r Mets EH oLb FURNITURE "ay WARNS onre ESDAY, the 3ist inst., at 10 o'clock a. we shall sell. at the Club House, No. 365, on the wa of I:th and K streets north, opposite Frank. are. ne Parlor Suite, Walunt F; Blue Darnaek, consisting of Tetecs toe soree o ee Parise eee aire. 2 ‘g ne fine Parlor Suite, Kosew ‘rame. co" ee & a Rep, consisting of Sofas, eennes One fine Gilt Fi Frama French long by Ofeet wi plate Mirror, 12 fect Two Walnut W neleats and Ornaments ay costly Ww. al na and Rosewood Marble-top Cen- One fi of we 'W alnut Writing Desk with Book Case at- Walnut and Cherry Wardrobes Walnut Mrrble-top Dressing Bureaus Walnut Marvle-top Washstand: Walnut French Bedstead =} Tables Curled Hair and other Tressem Feather Pillows, Spreads, Sheets, Blankets, Com- forte. and other Bedding. Velvet. Eromele, Tapestry, Three-ply, Ingrain, and oth and Brussels Stop Carscts Oxe fine Ove! Top, Carved Leg, Walnut Extension Table 16 feet fong, also, Ook Dining Cneire Plateau ( astors, Spoons, Lieatont and Cutlery Diving Crockery and Glasswar One fine Cooking Steve and Utensils A good lot of Kitchen Reanisitve And many oor pce which we deem unnecessa- ry to eunmerate cash GREEN & WILLIAMS, tel.) Auctioneers. ar they are breve | tne most de- (Un APPLES, on0NS a1 AND POTATOES, 360 Barrels prime New Yo ore, APPLES. ie " 500 ETE ON Tks Rhode Red and Yellow 500 a oun Buckeye, Carter and Mercer AR in store and arrivi lots toenit purchasers. ‘Apply to For sale low in ining A ieee | AUCTION SALES. B* @REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, N's SALE. B BY ORDER OF THE . SROKABLE ORPHANS’ salnabis Tape » and the Suprea.e Court, of ve ty at Pe corger of vig the interest of eald orphans in an? to the following valuable oe AY vis: fuse of Sees red two, (2.) in re ni and spares. er of Vii ed for ples the —. _ al'avenue - mF | pace, runni thence on said avenu icenten inch thence at od fect three iuches to cald open space. tenes oa wl inches o Ll ‘nee on dies ope space forty feet teas (40 feet 7 in- ches) ating} avenue and Tying and be ng in the cit ‘of Was! sgn Dieu oC and reco! vasitagto, atl as ve an rasta Lot numbered two,(2.) in cd jogether with the improvements on ime being two three-stery” brick Dw si yorme of eal 28 prescribed by the decree, are: One third caah; the Porldue ior enzal fastalvnonte sf six and twelve months; the purchaser or purcha- fers togive notes for the deterred payments. bear- ihe taterest from day vt sale, and satisfactorily en- All conveyances, including revenue stamps, at MS ioo Silo cerated pad down when it fe a! wabeked ofsand if sored be then and there put ws ext bidder; and Tthe whole tere are not ¢ peat led with in five days sfter sale, the. guardian rescrves the property Ra a. old to the the right to re the property the risk and cost f the defeultin, vi three dass"notice of such resale in the heficnal tntale The title to the above property having been made perfect and in vutabl we ‘will be sold to the high- t set der WEED Co CASSELL. Guardian. oc 17-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES eg or Fan EDABLE IMPROVED Ry virtue ecee: veut thet Sue preme Court of the Di tri ‘tof Columbia, sittin in rae on the 10th day of Octo Nthe couse Shreve ‘and ona ge "ye. Samuel Shre: others, No. 491 eqnity,' the undersigned = pemed in said decree, and acting an pursuance thereof, will offer at public ‘auctions tet! on hest Didder Jat the prenises: on FRIDA’ 'Y, the 27tI tober. 1855, at 4 o'cioc! m,, lot No. 9, insub- Sivision ofsquere No. nting 20 feet’ on 7th street weet. and having adepth of 105 feet. This lot is sitnated at the corner of a ith street po M street north. and has for overments @ two-story brick ein swith brick back- talk ding, and also a routing on &@ public alley. The Boperty has been used as an Inn for some years, and is well located for a restau- rant or store. ‘Terms of #1 Ove-third ta cash at the time of sale, the resi in two equal instalments at 6and 32 months, the purchaser phd rotes hearing in- terest, with endorsers trble to the trustees; the title to be ye withheld ant until the whole purchase money-#hall be paid. chaser. if he prefer, shal! have the eervilane of paying the whole pur- chase meney. If the purchaser falls to comply with the terms of sale within five oars from the time thereof, the trustees reser the right to rese!l at hisrisk. Ali conveyancing and vere stomps at the cost of the purc’ re JOHW E. NORRIS, EUGENE CARUSI: cll [Int.] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Fost SALES OF SOV RENMENT HORSES AND MULE: Quanvaxncerae Gxgenar’s 0 Orvicr, WasHINGTON Will be sold at public auction. daring ies month of November, ics the bi ee bidder, at places ni ge New York oxy *FURSDAY ‘of each week, 100 Tew York City THURSDAY of each week, 100 ew Yor ty— of each wee! MULES cach day. : ENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia ba. THURSDAY, November 2, 9.16, ns 100 HORSES each day Philsdelpita, Pa—SATURDAY of eaah week, 10) MULES enc FT UESDAY of each week, 100 y. MULES eac! Harrisburg. Pa —THURSDAY, November 2, 9¢ i ne 3, 100 HORSES et ADRs Pa.—TUESDAY, November 7, whee: Pa.—WEDNESDAY, November 10, Sees, Pa.—FRIDAY, November 12, 100 HORSES. Chester, Doewere cou Pa.—WEDNESDAY, Novem ber 22,100 HORSES. na Pa.—THURSDAY, November 16, 100 nanan Pa.—THURSDAY, November 30, 100 Fr henaite, Pa.—THURSDAY and FRIDAY, No- vember 23 and 24, 100 MULES each day. DELAWARE, Wilmington, Del—TUESDAY of each week. 100 HORSES each day Witeington,_ Del.—FRIDAY, of each week, 100 MULES each &@ sae AND. ARYL Raltimore, Md WEDNESDAY, November 15, 100 HORSES. Belmore | Md. pokea eae” November 29, mae GIESBORO, D. TU pepare = THURSDAYS of each week, 100 HORSES eac! ig ‘s “UEES WILL TAKE PLACE NO SALES oF AT WASHINGTON, D 0. At thir person aus sales all the ‘Government ani- male will be d . Buyers sheuld therefore Sd themocivee of this last opportunity to pur- chare For sales of pnblicanimals in the West see official Western newspapers. Avimals wil be sold ray oft Sales ti AUCTION SALES. Lange, SALE OF ines A Ato THE er oton. FORTS cia MENT BUILD- | OUND WASHINGT He !Oakceof Chigl Washington. om Di : eteter i, 8 18, 1838, asrmngeyte epi ae aed below el of the i Barracks. Goons: earns, Hi Mess- tones eed Btatee tt in Sein te Stemastes Eek | and. batteries around Washington, as follows, | vis ORTH or. oe an foar frame bai buildings. Same ‘m., Fort Scott, foactrame Santé daj at Socleck bm at Battery AY OCTONER sist, at 10 o'clock a "asia fourteen (14) Frame and buildi fame dors st 1 o'clock p.m. at Fort won WEDNESUAY § NOVEMBE he building, ci" m, at Fort Bayard, twenty and L Log bai ildi . day a " at For Caine nine T ROVE ae 24. at 10 o'clock K 20) Frame Buila- aes Fort De Bus- be" MONDAY: ER 30th, at 10 o'clock a. ‘ithe at si oviock ». twenty BF eine Brau seats ‘at's o’clock p. mm tte maread three uildi “On giDAY NOVEMBER ca at 10 olclock a. m., at Fi Slemmer, six (6) Frame Baildi Baise day, at eo clock. » at Fort Bunker Hil wo On BATURDAT. St eee ain, at 0 o'loek a.m. Fort Thayer, seven (7) Frame and. Log Buildings. Sameday, at 12 o'clock, at Fort S: toga, fourteen (14) Frame and Leg Butldisas. EAST OF EASTERN BRANC On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, at ‘at Fort Meigs, seven (7) Frame Buildings jay, at 12 o'clock a. m., at Fort Dat > at Fo rt Wag! and at 40’cl Ricketts, four { (4) Frame Buildings ‘Sa TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, at 10 oxclock it Fort Snyder, nine (9) Frame een m~ day, at 1 o'clock p. m., at Fort Gre! Diige Buildings. jOUTH OF POTOMA WEDNESDAYS NOVEMBER Sth, at ll k rt Willard, ten (10) Frame and same . Ga » at 2 Silo P. ines i t Williams, nine (9) a | Pon THURSDAY NOVEMBER ath at i0 o’clotk nine (9) ‘Royo, a.m. ss at Battery Gerece Sameday, at 12 o'clock a. m., at Fort Reynol gent (8) Buildings. and at 3 o’clock p. m.,at —_ Rida six (6) Buildings. All frame struc- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 o'clock a. mou! Fort Berry, nine 9) Frame Haital lay Sees day, at 12 o’cloc Barnard, twenty- oT BATURDAY, NOVEMBER ith, at 10o’clock Fort Bari dull os SATURDAY, a m., at Fort Runyon, eleven (11. Frame Build- ings. Game dey. at 12 0’clock m.. at Fort Albany, ox (pF rame Buildings, and at 30. a DP. m., at ai MONDAY & Pe Frame Buildin; VEMBER )3th, at, 10 o’clock Py ™. at Fort Corcoran. forty-nine (49) Frame and Biock ade Butlain On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lth, at 10 o'clock Rk at Fort Woodbury, seen, (28) Buildings. Same day, at} tioned & m., at Fort Strong, nine- teen (19) Buildings, at Soc! ‘clock p. m., at Fort Bennett. eight (8) Buildings. All frame and stock- ade structures. ‘These — embrace a very lange quantity of Inm- ber, aud an here eg sg fg ity is thus offered to land owners and others in the vicinity of Washing- ton to secure bailding and fencing material conve- nient to ied property. The military ‘card will remain upon the prem- ses reven days after date of sale for protection of property; urchasers (not owners of the land) bay erequired to remove the buildings, &c., with- in fifteen days from tte time of ie "Ballding ‘will be sold singly. Terms cash, in Governenst #¥ . LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster Department of Washington. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- NGS AT ANNAPOLIS, MD. ariment ¢ yf Washinewen, ef seer aa ines. _0¢ 18-20t L424, Will be sold at at publica auction, to the highest bid- der, ae on of Captain John Power, A. Q. Camp Parole, on the Ani Failroed, near the Teabar" Annapolis. commenci at 10 o'clock Noves Forage | daily Moecontied (comioneel acing hour) until the completion of the sale, thet fol. pees? Frame Buildings, belonging to the United lates, vi Two large yeep each 200 feet at wea] four Officers’ Quart each 149 feet by 25 ok -five Barracks. each iy 3 bag na 235 feet; ‘iftens A on © Cook Houses, each 00 Alas! four Moss feet by 25 feet house, 60 feet ne ene Guardhous 76 feet by 25 feet: one bees rters’ Building, 81 feet by 2? feet; one Bar- jullding, 60 feet by 2 feet; and twelve Small buildings, various dimensions. ere he following Los any Buildings at same leg viz: Seven Barracks, for wards, each 100 feet feet: ne png 's Quarters, 73 feet by 30 feet; one Kitchion, £0 fest by ds tect, ons Wash. hones: td feet by 25 feet; one Ice-house, 20 feet by 20 feet; and six Small Buildings sions dead-house and sinks) of various dimension: r 10, at 10 o’clock a. Bees on FRIDAY, Nov. ther pow of pater , at Hospital, (No. 2.) in the following, viz: Two Wards. each 187 feet feet; one Mees Hall, 81 feet ya feet; — it- chen. 40 feet by 25 feet; one Wash-house, 60 feet by 20'feet; one Bath-house, 3} foet by 25 feet; one Laundry, 62 fect by 16 feet; one Dead house, 50 feet by 16 feet one Guard-house, 30 feet by a5 Fy feet, together with the Board Fence enclosing the sale offers great inducements not only to ad others in the neighborhood. bat to builders generally, as the buildings are all in good condition, and comprise a very large quantity of excellent lumber and other building material, which can ee ured to advantage inthe construction of houses and fences in that vicinity or ere. The Military Guard will remain in charge of the buildings for ten days after the sale, if desired, ai the purchasers will be allowed fifteen days to re- ales to commen move their prope perty Terms cash. int ited States by sateen The buildings will be sold sin, naly By erder of the Qi artormaater Gene: Terms: Cash in aaverinent ‘unde. AMES A. exin, LUDINGTON, Brovet Rrigatier General in charge Colonel and Ehicf Quartermacter, poms First Division. Om oc! Department of Washington, ALE OF GOV SENDER FptPpines AT Vv) S ALEXANDRIA (—— beac NOLES A MENT HORSES Ch jartermaster ce, Washington, papsreesere® GENERAL’s Orrice, nibs Wash’ ig on ©, October 2 23, 1865. September 25, 1835 Will be sold at public auction, on the premises, at Alexandria, Va , under the direction of Brevet Lieut. Col. J. 'G. C. Lee, . M.. on DNES- DAY, November 1. 18%, at 2 o'clock Dp. m., six Frame Buildings, as follows: At the Cotton — 2 ~ corner of Washington and mn streets, a (1) Building, i¢ by 2 ‘@ feet, onestory, shingled Too! One (1) ~ sehad 20 by 88 feet,itwo stories, shingled roof. rope (1) Kitchen, 20 by 38 feet, one story, shingled One (1) Ont house, 7 by 19 feet, mers oat Corner 90s Tet bet ays Sable, 4# by 100 feet, felt roof. rear foi 207 Queen sir, One (1)Shea Meas ho 12 Dy 23 test, felt roof, Bite above described pe will be sold si two stories, and Patrick streets, in the order named Ae eer peed Nd Darohasers withis fen ‘daye — date fo of sal 2 veroment fi te D. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and yin rtermaster, o¢ 23-9 Washington, SALE or CoveRE™ Mist. FRAME BUILD- f Guevara's ce Dao ashington, se Washinaton. D. a DO October a wae =f Will be seld at Public Auction, on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. E. Crowell, A Q. M.. on MONDAY, Octover $0, 1865; at 12 aes following-described buildings, viz: = TWENTY-SECOND AND is p STREETS, One(t) Uf pia idea OE lng feet B27 by 60 feet, twa stories Building, 27 by 70 feet, two ane (1) Commissary orien One (1) Meas House, 48 by 9 feet, two stories, NEAR THE vita rhe ere eTY- -THIBD One (1) Mess Honte, 30 byt BD feet two stories, ON TWENTY-! “SECOND, BI BETWEEN EANDF One (1) Guard House, 0 hy at fect. AT TWENTY-THIRD AND £.STBEE . One (1) Portahie Oifice, 12 by 12 feet. ip ON TWENTY-TIiIkD. NEAR F STREET, One (1) Office, 14 by 28 feut. The buildings wilt mes —_ in the order named, Will be sold, on thet premis s TUESDA October 31, 1855, at 1 i the'f following- oem buildings. situnted at the Railroad road Park, near Del- Mees tious nos 3D Dy’ 90 feet, two stori 1} Batlatng attached > Mee Hr House, 16 by 45 fee Soe 1) Blacksmith Shop, by 100 foot One To le Boild: ng, at ‘20 feet. must be removed within ten days oe 22-1 BY Cc. W. BOTELER, “a ahaa UCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and cnierg of Quartermaster, LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ail MEDICAL AND SALE OF CON- HOSPITAL PROF. LP aregvers Oh win be asia ening bE th ipber thts ette; sol ablic action. FRIDAY, the dot y of October. at io ovslonk ra al 'e Ose duantity of Condemped i Molical and’ Hosptial Prose erty, consisting of Lanterns poodiee Welgnts, reseri ptt ~ 2 ‘in af ‘russes. zi if Pitchers, Gutte Persto ge has Fracture Boxes, Knives in Mableepognn Water . id 5.328 Bi Be a old 5 $28 B lenketse 1,764 Con: Wooden one, if Vad gps ou: wy & a small moved within ve (8)daye. i Catalogues can be obtained at thir office, Bale will be continued if necessary from day to day until al] the articles are sold. U8. rs Xt PE RUAND, Surgeon ‘urveyor, oc 11-19 si pa —— OTICE—For sale, }.000 setts of N items on fined smbulance second-hand ve. a posite Nfitonat ote ; ans te tne pen 6 ec eth ll NOLUSI Propertiar et igeraeee pd 'U wi on wok “Risasesiory ©. Willi be sold at public auction, during the month of OCTOBER, te the highest Bidder, at the time Places ni ed A, aa New York city, NTURSDAY of each week—100 H aie PENNSYLVANIA, date og re THURSDAY of each week—100 jorses eacl Philadel = "BATURDAY of each week—100 Mules eac! Musrrisbarg, TUESDAY of each week—100 Mules pliarrisborg, THUBSDAY of each week-100 ‘Eepay October S—150 Horses. FRIDAY, October 18—150 Horses, TH URSDAY, Oct October 18-160 Horses. October 28— a TUESDAY, Qetober Si— ide ‘Horses: Revarepe ay 1 , TUESDAY of of each week—100 Horses each w cailinaton, "FRIDAY of each week—100 Mules IS8OUR! pie AE So Louis, October's 3,4, 6,6, ra 95 and 10-150 Mules wk & Louie, October 11, 12,13, and 14-150 Horses bar Leuis, October %4, 25, 26, 27, 28, 90, and 31—150 Mules each ay, GIESBORO, D. 0. Fr chabaegl ae and THURSDAY of each week—100 each di Nosales of Males will take meee = WASHINGTO! oC. The animals to be sold im noha are ceperioe to ay beeetatns se tp to me public, The majority serviceal ge te eneeel es at thts series os sales Be pbs mil 'ernm tmals wi isposed rs should therefore avail themselves @f thts last op to rerchase will be sold singly. aed 0c q vel r eral in cl a0 8 tea eer Gener Mom pane go. E OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT Shon END uF ane eae _—— Pererment neton, ET creat ri is ES, P noo Auctiun, tu the highest nder of in-John B. ¢. a -) OD WEDNESD Y, November clock. 8. a.m., the bo following described ng to the United States, Dorth end of Long Will be « idder, un rame Buildi fitanted in ti . Pr Ose Oiicere jnarters, 24 ra (ewo stories.) 6 The Gg Gaara wi et oid at and must be within fag ay taal, py otto Cash in regent GDiNaTON, Colonel fhe hier oc 23-8t nt of Washington, vess-et__ Department of Washington. OVEENMENT BAKERY aT cman .m., the follow! Government by Frome Banaine.. Bix Frame Buildings. sat ob fect by i0 feet. a = Brick and @ large quantity of ee feaeeen within fifteen days roe Bere tnt. Major and ©. ou ae AILBOAD CARS AT \T AUCTION, ae re Tent, i. pane auction. on nee eat et road’ nt To Barto ¥,,08 i Government tents, prover ibe, ORENBOR EXTRACT oF BU SUCH = Sapsoun eee THEOTGH FROM Wash ed TON BOND A ALE Sty antag RIOHM 1965, the raed 455 p. Arri » serene arrives eae TF and me = Seneuiite ot as P. m. and arrives at Png it 8.08 oe Through freight leaves a arrives at Lynchburg a! arg 3.20 a. m. and arri oat im both froee Lymn ynchbui “Pimengers by iy ae rae from Lynchburg, and the 7 00 a. m. a: 7 ap. trains from Richmond connect fot gd ‘ash Selene ieee tem mi e ava baving’s continuous rail from New York to Lynch burg—406 mi Iso. oe thr rh rae. Bull Run. Mi omens ristoe, Cate Rappahannock, “Cul. r. Orange and Gerdonevill le, where many of Rei late great battles were fought nilding, optic ine Bea ORB Dee’ ing. 0 © B. pot in Was bingtom, also at the Depest on abPiand Train leave the corner of Ist and © streets. ve ree! sbing McCAFFERTY. " asbington. wi. ac Geueral Superintendent. 2. cea Paaom apes. nger Alexandria, Sept. 1, 1965. ve 6-tf ome BALL imeRE @ Olilo KK_UU., WasHineTon, December it, 1866. Ox and after Sunda v Be ee December 38, 1964. Passenger Traine between Was! Baltimore willrup ae fellews:,,, AINS renal NORTH BAe IMORE. WAY STATION & rea gltetne” TRATK— cee Washington 6:15 A. M. jo. Soh Ew GRE AND P’ PE rats & RESS—Leay Washington 7 ey ae Priteacip hia 1: New Pork 6:0 P.M. No Bal timore tickets sol wee No.8-BALTIMORE AND M fog ond ego jf Leave Washington 8:15 A. ste} stations. connecting at Relay with t for the West. aml re hy bey Ko. 4 NEW YORK MA , ae Mall Tinta Paisimore at 1000 A.M Arrive st Balinese at ee a Arrive at Bal aretadns P - nih New ark 10-000. M AND WAY STA hits S—Leave Washi ee . w at Reiny with Frederick train’ Arrivect Malet more 4-45 P. No, é—BALTIMORK COMMUTATION PHILADELPHIA TRAIN Leaves Wachington 4:30P. M. Arrive at Balti a ie Fete toes Bisdensbarg, Beltsville, tack ask ——— onnet jens only. BOST' ALBANY AND NEW tour EXPRESS TES BAIN—Leave Wash 00 P. Arrive at New York 4:00 A. Maile =— Pau mvrni: rain connect with all the eg don 4 fort fine Si New York for the East, ines e ork for 1c WwW Bai by this train, ——s . Lay yl & capacity by Gov ernment orders to i NO. S-BALTIMORE 2 HARRISBURG TRAIN a a ‘ington 6:45 P. M., an arrive at Baltl- nw YORK, PHILADELPHIA A estan TRAIN—Leave W Washi: ne op ae sopping at Reli House - Western passen xpress: = We Li sikcrabane and len Veet Beaches = New York at 6:15 A. FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made with the 8. Balt ‘and the 3 aud 430 P. M. fr % 8S alt te Aang a NDAY TRAINS. Pi ctaces ONLY” TRAINS FROM WASHINGTOR Ts om Sunday are po ae 15 A a ba M.for Eeitimore, and 7:30 P. M. for Baltimore, mr blladelpbia and the West, and the ¢ Fa ecee Si THCRRTS' to the West, as well as-tc Philadelphia, New York or can be had at the Station Ticket Office at all bours im the day, as well as at the new office in the Ame: Telegrars gare Pennsylvania avenue, between end BAGGAGE will be checked at the debe seettiaed forthe the gener! me raies aucl ene ot one ormore career: clusively tor ladies and. the prevention of smoking in any but the cmoker's cars. and also to make a cheerful ee me age with the de cisions of the agents or conductorsin oy to thet: seats, tickets, etc., especially ip the hurry of start tng the trains. W. P. SMITH, Master of Trans: _L.M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. BEAT PENNSYLVANIA BOUTE NORTHWEST "AND § SOUTHWEST. jon. dec 20 On und after December 25, trains will leave Balti. more frem North Calvert Station, as Mae ae Fast Mail peng Harrisbu: Erie and Pittsburg and a Hts Ex ress. Elmira » Express... THE 6:15 a. M BAIN I ae PAseizaron Connects with the 9:20 A. jaltimore ‘°F Bugalo, and th we Boge ator fi hester, Sts ee , and Ni: ‘a Fall for New York City. THE. = P. a TRAIN | FROM WASHINGTOB ects with the 8 P.M. train from Balti- eC ore for Pittsburg and Erie. THE 6:45 P. TRAIN 3 pax WASHINGTOR connects with: the 10 P. M. Express from Balti- more, runs through to Pittsburg and Ta, peaks pot pars. connect- ee for Cincinnati, — for. for Buffalo, and Syracuse ing at peeier TRAIN ON sunpay, ona ‘Washington at Sovelosk P.M. suerrine CARES OX NIGHT Kaag Soeeet us ICKE’ az 13) TES. SoLDirOW FARE AND Np Quick time SZ" For tickets and any Ponmeyivanis ‘Greet Pe joual Hotel, and Depot nal 5 near Hew Jersey aven' ny information ly at the rin street, under Her House, No. 463 O street Passenger and Tick t Agent. aasenger Agent, corner, corner 6th t and Ps. on Geo 29-tf ECRET DISEASES! 8E RET DISEASES! BAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢¢. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, ao Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. ‘The: entirely ve; le, having no smell av any waplasoant, 4 ere will net i p~ i 7 ia- ure the 8! or bowels of the most de! be, -four hours. pared by stem U Ui aiversity of Pennsylvania nent E, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHAaTRY No EXPOSURE, NO THOU manon waat with Belskn Gosapvia’ s SU MMARITANS | GIFT. 1p & plain envelo) Frice2Male packages, $3, Female LOOD! BLOOD: i BCROFULA ELCEES that the cure is t! eects and heeled, \e that ich you ma; terity that for SNOT v aeRITAN'S ROOT AND BREE Ep uciceS will remove every vest ritics trom the system, as FARITANS CHANCRE WASH" eet. Full directions. WHAT THE seReerns eae or. tas sama aos aes By eh Pace wereet ing | Philadelphie—Dear Bire: ‘p snd me ane of your oar sumeritan's GAR by Adame —. thal day; me by the it is’ represented, 1 do Ata it e supply. pdiug f OR TRL SERY | THA oe WONDERS AN to lasue, a (for the t of wierine amanity,) four of th most Snatrective sitace s earn rbeset Invaluable means of tee | | rece: PROPOSAL: ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Office fe eed Conpsnessnzy of Subvastenc, ington. DC . October 2) 1355 Braled proposal ineiduplicate will be racel vad at this office until 12m on SATUKDAY, terober 28th. 188, for furnishing this depot with the follow: poy har for three (3) months from the ist day er, 18S Cap Paper ruled, to weigh not less than 12 pounds to the ream Cap Peper. unraled, to weigh not less than 12 unde to the ream WYetter * * rule, to weigh not less than 16 pounds to t! Letter Paper, t raled, to weigh not less than § pounds te the ream Letter Ps Paper. unraled, to weigh not less than 1@ o ream Taper unruled, to weigh not less thand ‘0 the ream a te Payer. Tuled, to weigh not less th pounds Note Peper. onruled, to weigh not Ies= than 5 te tle ream | Pourds to the ream Felio Post, rnied, to weigh not less than 2% to the ream a4 Taper, to weigh not less than 24 ponnde Paper, to weigh not less than 10 pounds nite assortel. of Envelo , M gclves? a0 8-9, 81 3)-20, | the following sizes’ x10, x8. Letter Envelopes. per M. white assorted, nam- bere 2. RG XN 1 axl, xz \ npgand *mall bottles, per doren. spools. Nos. 17 and 23. assorted. per dozen. per Arnold's Writing Finid Bleck Ink. qnarts and p Memorandem Books. ass. Bleuk Books. per quire India Rubber, per pound Jpk-tands Tact to commence Nevember 1. 1935 i iders will state the price per ream of the dif- ferent brands of paper offered, ate invited to presevt at the opening of the Pay mente will be made mouthly in such fondsae may leon hand Proposals to be directed to E.T. BRIT oe 23-5t Captsin C8... 4 peorcsats FU COAL AND Woes. Srxate or tue Uniten Starrs, OFFICE OF THE DFR Arke 62g. OF steamboat i gus - ve | Twevts (9°) Cords best straight Niel Kony, all nEhly seasoned tobe weighed and the Wood meacared Chief Engineer or his Assistant, ant packed ayvey in the Senate vaults under bis direction The whole of the Coal and Wood to be delivered on or before the Mth November GEORGE T. BROW, Cords of best PL _0c 6 nt-at Arma, U8. '8, prerosars es HE PU RCHASE or WHISKEY create tesice, U.8. A ° —- cTn Gay Staser ALTIMORE. M « ber 12, 15%. SEALED re iu duplicate. will be 6 at thie office until FRIDAY Oatoder ‘clock, noon. for the par: hase ef about TWELVE THOUSAN fiadeipbia or Baltimore tickets sold | eee TD OALAONS WHIMERE, ae follows, viz 1.—Abont 6 20 ail prime RECTI- S| Y ev us OLD BYE WHIS- Lot. No. 3—About ations PURE BOUR. BON wi SKEY These Whiskeys are all in prime order. The Packuger all newly gneged. were selected with reat . and will be fi 4 upon examination to ual to any W eys that have been of- fered in this or ra market Propéeals for FIVE packag only he considered fer efther Samples may be sern and blank Proposals ob- tained at the Offices of the following named Of%- cers of the Subsistence Pepertment Col, H. F. CLARKE, A -D. C., & A.@.G.8., L. KIL- SEREVE PT BRIGADIER GENERAL C. Wxrpingen, Hadelphia. Mason Geek « BELL. o CAPTAIN THOMAS C SULLIV AN, 8., Richmond. Va c dian IN “z. D. BRIGHAM, C. 8., Boston, ‘And at TEJ$ OFFICE The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids on the above lote that may be deemet od low, or to withdraw any of the lots specified above Proposals sbould he a er of Whisk and upwarde will dressed, Proposals for the and 4 rected to the under- weeruaat te be made in Government funds, fifty (40) ver cent, to be paid at the time of notification of acceptance of bi Five days will be allowed after the acceptance of bids for the removal of stures Bidders are requested to be present at the open- tng of vex, bids. The Whi-ks in eft th he sold by the PROOF GALLON. and purchusrrs will be reaaitn to eettie their bills upon the certificate of the 8 Guager es to the emcnne By order of Brevet Brigadier General Thomas Wilson, ©. 8..U. 5. A. ARKMURST, _oo I6-toc%t % 38. Orcs DEFOY suas SAKY OF BUB- . October 6, 1865, hove lots te tate Wasnixeton SALY OF HARD REEAD Bealed Proposals. ip duplicate, will be received at this office. until 12 w..on THURSDAY, the 26th instant, fer the surplus HARD BRE. at thie and the Alexandria De: cked In bexes of fifty (40) pounds each, and can examined ut Sixth street Wharf, grat the Subsistence Storeh in Alexandria, Va. No bide will be received for lees than twenty (20) boxce—one thousand (1.000) ponnds The Price per pound. and quantity desired will be din each proposal. It will be placed on tre sports at Alexandria, Va Whari, free of expense Jo the purchaser nty thousand boxes (4 pounds each.) mere or less, cam be purchased. The attention of Shippers, and others using Pilot Bread calle’ fo the advantages now offered for obtaining their supplies of this article, ue? Government reserves the right to reject 8. Bidders not present will be notified by letter of the result of their proposal. 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Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Beunty, Poca Pay, oer Horses end otper proper- 67 attended to prom Tome 29 4X street Post Office Box 42% Wash- Ingte city, D.O. 207-6 J; J. REIBERGER F crrizENS: AND. MiLTTA mene teat fal 2 Pennsy\vania avenne. | wae 3 2 Washington. D.0, 7 ANG TRE GREAT CHINESE Rew. T BBY FOR GONOKRMG@A, GLEET, Erc.— fe Pt op tease Be tcet thar of aersctte Gr ak = Crem * Brice pba, Bel ot oY Jong ROMBR, successor c ant a na faa ee othy ost by mail : ja 6-eoly" Ant i, Wants) ok PST or ELMBOLD's Pi mpawa We consider them safe fe aga ree EVEERS &@ YATES. jindetpbia, June 19th, 1880, wer B40 TONS IVORY PEAKL TOOTH Pow- DER tor cleaning, beautifying and presery, = Nfeath and = prepare: a alll G, BELLS & 00., ew York, Proprietors. For eale by all druggists. T ACHINE-SPRBAD W STRENGTHENING PLASTE RS are hee <a, FA which plaster is pire ye