Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1865, Page 4

EVENING STAR. The Story of a Family of Thieves. BOW IMMENSE ROBBERIES WERE COMMITTED. A een nae of the Lig — ania, | writing from Hollidaysburg, says: { One of the most important trials took place in our Criminal Court daring the last week | that the Pegple of thie section have ever wit- nessed. was larceny; the indicted pat in S. Buckholder, Ludish, his wife, Julia, Lavinia and Mary Hawi bie daughters, and Henry, Thomas, Perry “and | Norval Hawk, sons and son-in-law. The trial lasted a oe and Pecgerentat ea eae tion of ail t! fendants except Perry Burk- holder and his mother. = “The charge was for stealin, jarge amount of goods shipped in the cars oF tne the Peanayive- Bia Railroad Company. The head of this de- leetable family was a well-to-do farmer and horse speculator, living four yee east of Al- toona, im this county. His hier, Mary Hawk. and her husband, Norval awk, in Oc- tober, November and December, 1864, and Jan- Bary, 1665, resided in Altoora. Margaret Burkholder, not then married to John Bishop Cozzen Ware, was s frequent visitor at her Sister's, and here was planned this gigantic system of robbe: x Hawk, as an employee, bad got possession of a freight car key, which was broken, but by filling answered the purpose. During tne last three months of 1864 immense quantities of goods were missing from the cars. and noone was suspected. The goods were carried to Hawk's, there divided, er the share of Lavi- nia and Julia carried to their mother and two brothers, Henry and Thomas, down into the country, to their home, on horseback, in the carriage and in sleds. On December 3ist, Wareand Margaret were married. The cars ot the railroad company furnished then with an outfit for housekeeping. Tne stock of Mr. Krause, from Pottstown, Montgomery county, was pilfered, and p iin quantities of towels, carpets, slips, silk dresses and shawls taken by thie woman from the cars, his goods having been shipped for Indiana, Pa. John J. Burk- holder was opposed to this match. “Things went on swimmingly until, in March of this year, traces of missing goods Were then observed. Search warrants were obtained, and the result was the discovery of abouta thousand dollars’ worth of at Hawk's and Ware's. This being but a mite of the amount missing, led to the suspicion that some was concealed at Burkholder’s. Ware having been arrested, he told them where it might be hid, and as the search continued, great packages of goods were found hidden in the Baymow, in the cellar, under the potatoes, in and avout the outhouse, and everywhere that goods could or would be hid. Lamps and oil cans of the railroad company were found in the Possession of Burkholder, and stolen goods were found in every part of the honse—in the chests and trunks of the girls and even upon the persons of the boys. It was impossible to convict all the defendants without the testi- mony of Ware, as nine-tenths of the property it ‘Was not possible to identify. «John J. Burkholder owns a large farm, and Was in no necessity of resorting to this mode of making & living. The trial was doubly im- pressive, inasmuch as itis the practice in this judicial district, under the act of Assembly, to arraign all persons charged with the commis- sion ofateleny. It was a strange and painful family reunion—eight persons, from the gray- beaded grandfather to the youngest son of four- teen years of age.” Baltimore Markets. The following report from the Baltimore American gives the average state of the whole- sale market for the week ending November 4th. Coffee.—The bark Cricket has arrived from Rio during the past week with 4,500 bags of Coffee, which increases the stock in first hands some 6,000 bags. Transactions have been limit- ed tosmall lots from second hands at prices Tanging from Wa22 cents, gold, for fair to prime quality. Laguayra is dull at 32a34 cents. and Government Java at 45a50 cents. Supply of both varieties very light. FlourStocks of Western and Howard Street Flour are increasing, and the market is also better supplied with City Mills brands, but prices have been maintained under a very moderate inquiry tor the former descriptions. Baltimore shipping Extras are wanted for the South American market, and have brought full previous rates. Rye Flour.—First quality ne’ is in light supply, and has brought $7.25a¢ jg in small lots. Cornmeal.—Nothing doing. City Mills held at $4.37 5. Buckwheat Meal.—Receipts small; sales at $4.87 4 aS5. per 1W Ibs. Provisions.—The market has been more set- tled during the past week, but closes very quiet | for all descriptions. Pork.—Demand fair forsmall lots. Sales foot Up some 3,000 bbis. at $35.25a835.50 for mess, and at $30 for prime mess. Bulk meat.—Very little stock. Shoulders nominal at 174 cents, and sides at 1s4alg cents. Bacon.—Sales continue in fair reque :t, chiefly for Southern markets, but shoulders move slowly. Sales reported comprise some 300 bbls. sides at 21a22 cents, and 150 hhds. shoulders at 19ai93¢ cents. At the close we quote sides at 2lazl % cents, and shoulders at 19419 cents. Lard.— Western very scarce, and nominal at 26 cents. Sales of butchers reported at 26a26 3g cents. Prime kegs held at 3u cents. Butter.—The business of the past week in all varieties has been very moderate, and the mar- ket closes dull at quotations, viz: New York State, 45047 cents; Western Reserve, 35238 cents, Glades, 43a45, the mside figure for straight lots, and the latter for choice dairies, and Southern Obio at 28a3v cents. Cheese.—Demand good and prices higher. Eastern Cuttings selling at 19320 cents; West- ern do. at 15a19 cents; ‘Eastern English Dairy at 2a25 centa, and Western do. at 21 %ad2 cents. Eggs—Prices have materially improved, sales being reported at 35436 cents. Molasses.—No transactions reported. Prices Nominal as ‘previously quoted, viz: Cuba Clayed 50a60 cents, Museovado do. 55a75 cents, English Island 60395 cents, and Porto Rico ‘S$ cents. No New Orleans in market Stock om band ist instant, 270 hhds., 70 tierces and 500 bbls. Cuba, 90 hhds. Porto Rico and 35 punch. eons English Island. Rice.—Rangood is selling in small lots at 94al0% cents, currency, accoruing tu quality, and Carolina 11211 cents. Stock and cemand very light. Sugars.—Refiners bave not been in the mar- ket during the past week, and the demand for grocery descriptions continues very mode- Fate. Fish.—Very little stock fn first hands and trade lghtly supplied, but market inactiye aad heay Seeds —Olover was heavy early in the week, bow with light receipts bas since ruled stead. t S5.91a85.50, Flaxseed is maintained at Timothy remains dull at $3.75a$4. To-day sales of good clover were reported at $2.50. Salt.—A cargo of Turk’s Island has been sold since our last review on private terms, and re- sales to the amount of 1,000 bushels were sub- sequently made from the vessel at 58 cents per bushel. Wo large sales of Liverpool reported. Coal.—Receipts of Cumberland are moderate and the market firm at $7.25 for run of mine, free on board at Locust Point, and at $7.50 for lump. Anthracite is selling at $11a*11.50 to dealers, and at $12.50a%13.50 delivered, Lykens’ v alley commanding the outside figures. Grain. —Prime wheat is still coming forward slowly, but prices have been barely maintained; red and white has ruled fully 5 cents per bushel lower. White corn has advanced 5a6 cents under & fair inquiry for shipping. Yellow is scarce, and shows very little alteration. Oats and rye have brought better prices, and close firm. Hay and Straw.—Baled Timothy is firmer, setting at $21a$22. We quote Clover at $i6a 217, and Rye Straw at $18ag20. Supply of lat. ter light. Tobacco.,-Allthe Maryland Leat of recent inspection, offering during the past week, has been taken at previous rates, viz: 3 to 17 cents for very common frosted to fine brown. Re- drawn and old inspections, which comprise the bulk of the stock, are almost unsaleable at resent. A few small sales of ground leaves ave been made at5 to Il cents. Receipts of this se have been very light and the qual- ity indifferent, con’ to the ex, tation of the trade. Tie Ree Manufactured Tobaceo.The market pre- sents no new features. Virginia is coming for- ward sparingly, but the demand is light, and only prime descriptions are maintained at pre- vious rates. Whisky.—A fair business has done at lower prices. Sules comprise some 100 bbis. Pennsylvania at $2.46; 350 bbls. Western at $2.360$2.37, and 400 bbls do.in small lots at 258. To-day the market was inactive Western being offered at $2.36. 7 Considerable excitement exists in the town of Danvers, Massachusetts, consequent upon the discovery in their coal bins by a number of families, of several torpedoes. A Mrs. Lord discovered the first one, by its ex- Josion im her range, which burst with terrific lorce. On examining the coal bin, more of the infernal machines were found, and this fact being co ominunicated to the firm who furnished coal, an examination of their stock was e, which resulted in their finding some balf's dozen more of them. In size and con- struction these instruments are identical, con- sisting of a tin box, made to imitate a lump of coal, containing a quantity of the best quality of powder, andin which are three percussion caps, bound =. of lead almost an inch in width, ened to the bottom of the box. 87 In France last year out of 900,000 railway pastengers only one was woand@a. | AUCTION SALES. | TRUSTER SALE BOF i A VALUAB' B GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, SEND NOW Ta OF BHODE 1 IBLAND | AVENUE. By vistas of « decd of trust, dated, font. 2th, 1965, and duly recerded rae Liber B. 2, fellos 129 t0 182 ut tne Lod Hacerde for Wash: - County, shall,on the oe, on URDAY. ite nth day of November, 1855, a8 o'eloe roceed to seil the south 19 feet \2 {inehe front, By ne Gop th thereof (90 foot.) of lot | No. 30, in square No ts on Sth street weet, is near to and } pathol t ode Tala Taland Ccegd and is improved by and well built frame house. Sipe, of sale: One-half of tas parehass mew red h, (of which the purchaser will be - 1D par 00 atthe time of ea le, or a resale immediately had,) and the residue in two sane! pay mente at six and twelve months from day of je, with notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. dage fromthe aay of sales the trustee revcrves the dags from the day , the ht ti ‘ll at the risk and cost ofthe defan' ine rehase after five days public notice of such 5 and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ARLES H. UTERMEHLE, Trustee. oc S-tokde | GREEN & WILLIAMS: Ancts, Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE £00., Auctioneers. GOvERR EST T SALE AT TEE U. 8. TREA- On WEDNESDAY MORRING. “November 8, commensing at 100’clock, we shall sell at the U. 8: Treasury Extension— BSS onary Ms Building; opposite west front iding o That part of ‘Fianee Buildin avenue, Pnorth of Treasury B: Builas "Pot ofold Freestone Let of Cast and Wrought I ot of a ron Lot of old Pine and’: Mahogany Cases, Tables, &c. The Buildings, as also all the articles sold must be removed within ten days from date of “Te Cash in Government funds. Berea arn s earernment lente aay, ing Assistant Architect. no 1-6t J. é McOUIRE £00. Aucts, B ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. CHANCERY SALE (¢ EAL ESTATE IN GkoRGETOWN. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District = a Secging ate the 4th day nt October}; in cause No. 32%, Equity Docket No. 7, ‘a subscriber will offer ier sale on THURSDAY AFTEBNOON the 9th of November, at 4': o'clock, all the right, title, cag ee of the parties to said cause in and to those parts of Lots No. 54 and 55. in Peter. Beatty, ‘Threlkeld’s and Deakin’s ae to Georgetown, which are bounded as follows: Bouening for the same at a — in a south line of First street, distant ninety feet from the southeast corner of Fayette and First streets, and run thence east with First street thirty feet. then south ee with Fayette street of that width one hundred seventeen and a half feet to a ten-foot alley; improved by a neat, two- story Frame Dwelling. Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One- third of the purchase money im cash on the Fp of sale, and the residue in equal instalments at six and twelve months, with interest from day of sal: A Pas of $0 will be required when the prop- erty is Au conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. oc M-Stawads [Con. Union.} B* JAS. C. McGUIRE cE & CO., Auctioneers By virtue of a decree of th the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date on the 26th day of September, 1865, a in a certain cause pending i n Mary A Cost et al. are comp! “Mary A. Young et al. are — a Equlty,) I wilt offer for sale bidier's ction. on t © premises, to the highest a = THURSDAY, < roe lng f of November, 3s D. ote 1.2.34; 5: & st, ‘ae. 10, it, i, ist me Ts ia 17, 18, 19, 20, and 23, in square seven hundred and twenty-ene, (721,) and lots numbered oy &2 ine, (9,) thirteen. (13,) twenty-seven, (27,) eight, (28) and twenty-nine, (29,) in Gratchetve mabllvicion of square numbered six hundred and thirty, (630. ) ziwe as ig — ss Fesidue in iwelve, e! en enty-four mon‘ with Interest from the day of sale. “ If the terms of sale are not complied with within ten Gare, , the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and eost of the purchasers upen one week's notice. A deposit of ee will be phates upon the pur- YOUNG, Trastee. on Pennsylvania ding, west of gate- chase of each oe 18-3tawads J.C. AicGuINES CO.. Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FARM FOR SALE OF FROM 20 TO 30 Acres, all under cultivation. The improvements are a House containing 12 rooms, large Barn, Sta- ble, Corn-house, Servants’ Quarters, &c. There is a large number of Ornamental and Fruit Trees, and the grounds near the house are tastefally laid off. The land is in good order and suitable for farm- ing and gardening. City property would be taken in part payment. For further particulars inqui on the premises,on Rock Creek Church road, 8'4 miles from the Centre Market, about %{ of a mile beyond the Soldiers’ Home, MRS. MARY WALKER. 7 The above will be sold, unless sooner disposed of, at Public Sale,on WEDNESDAY, November 15th. 1865, at 12 0’clock m., on the premises, nol 2w* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y¥ C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer, 5 OF VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND . TENTH FiREBT WEST, NEAR PENN- BYLVANIA AVE On WEDNESDAY 1 AFTERNOON next. the 8th of November, I shall sell, mm the premises, at half-past four ex. as fof Lot five, (5,) Square 380, with the imp: ents. — Lot is 18 feet 7 inches front. a ‘adepth of 63 feet, running back toa 10 foot alley. The improvements (being the third house from the corner of C and Tenth streets) consisting of CY substantial poe well-built house, two-stories. with comfortable attics and back poting The right, of the use of the alley Passes in fee with the lot. The proximity of this pro) ty to Pennsylvania avenue and to the center of the business of the city renders it desirable not only for immediate use for a small family, but as a per- Manent investment. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance 6,12, and deed of trust 18 months, with interest, secured by —s the premises. — and conveyancing at the cost of the pur- tie y inmavatabie, |. W. BOTELER, Jn., Auct. BY GREEN & ee wn Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE A WELL-BUILT TWO- STORY FRAME Pili oy AND ap LOT oa I street goth. Be tween 2d » Navy action. On pwONDAY, the 6th instant, at 4 o’clock LF we shail sell, in front of the Premises, part of Lot No. 4, im Square 766, with the improvements, con- sisting of a eae Frame House, with Brick Base- pent ce containing six good rooms, with Summer ‘Terms: 3 One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, ay conveyan eee and revenue ae at the cost ot eB be nired down when so) foleckis”® GREEN © WILLIAMS, Ancts. ti Beorgetown, b. o. EXTENSIVE SALE 0: OF FANCY GOODS, At our auction store, No. 36 East Market Space, Georgetown, commencing TUESDAY EVENING Oct at o'clock, ana continuing every night during the week. ‘The ladies of Georgetown are partic nee jmeeed eats attend. For particulars see psters. woe aI ABDWELL & HAYS. Aucts. Fee" FOR sane = Ty ao GEORGE'S On the 29th of November, 1835, will be offered at ablic sale by the subscribers, ABM containin, acres, of which 75 is ins high state of cul! yatlon, the soil = Loe oot 2 gardening and farming purposes; the residue is hea mbered , (say from three to five thousand cords of Timber) a desirable location for a steam mill. The i: ace 3 ments consist of a jerge new barn. This within ten miles of Washington, on one of the be Dest roads fading to Shak plage. and joins the lands ef Capt. B.F. i fa and others. B* WARDWELL & HAYS. ersOnS an ng to, purchase can apply to the subscribers. | mews ent to the lame |» who will i lease in sl the premises. fo take place a at ; Money's Tavern, Sur- ‘clock att fit a lhe ratieiile, "PE. AEISEELE, oc 2%-eolm* SALE oF Govan ye? FRAME roi ce, Depot of Washington. C. ee 4 21955, “} ctian, on he premise; Q. av A gat following described Government Buildings, viz: AT SIXTH STREET WHARF. at 11 o'clock a. m. One (1) Building. ry by rt a One (1) Cook- 15 by 32 One a ) Shed, 10% b by 15% foot, One (1) Shed. 15 by 15 feet. 1 pty pt STATES Set fet ati2m. ‘acks, each Tot) Mess houses. cach 2% by teat R OF NO! D abe STREETS. Sth o’clook p.m, One (1) Parrack. 14 by feet. Gre (i) Htoreharine, 1 1s by 65 foot pe ( ‘ol The buil Aavka 5 will be sold singly to the highest masa and must be removed within ten he from ee te ot sale. mcs s Ge and Chief weg Tmast “noni teceSpeeg ot eects hington. Diperting’s sich gone Ors an — — For 7 and te perfume ts eter moperieetp Prat e Fongee ox- York. ie Dold by all Druggists: Price ie ahd V60 BorEERS Known end entra iy reilable reine old i "2 | pose of oF p Lor OF i S NOTES NSI iTOHEN Mtr 3 waco Scant, BEIGE ga AvorIO ON, she gate on Mar, avenue, ‘adjoining Oamp rh ary, abeat one mile from apitol. 1 good as- of the above montis icles. We vis: Walnut rein pet ining, Center and other Tables and Bu- ofa. Le Lo la, Lounge and Chairs. Bedvteads and Bedding, * Cookin, rlor Stoves, Family’ Horse, Carriage and Spring with Harness forge, Hak deseri he iy Harrowe, Horse. Horse Bae allot ing GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABL: IMPROVED PROPERTY VERY anon GeTOWN AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, November 8th, at half- 40’clock p. m., I will sell the PEgperty in Laps AUCTION SALES, ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMEN' UILD- L anes A AT eine Wniaroe. Fours of Washington. : menezea saa at weet Auction So the highest va times and named below, all of the jarracks. > Quarters, Hospitals, Mess- figs United States, in and aboet the di nga ae found Washington, as follows, = OTOMA On M ‘ Ste 2. four frame bu! Same tatlovcl ie im = four trame at Battery iS see? ag; 3 junds att delock Pm, cae nOVEMBE Bats at Id clock a, Raine day, at 12 'clock m., at Fort Bunk town en which I now The house sage 1d convenient. taining 12 rooms; palit’ in pia ag oa lot neo by iz0 fect” and contains Int ga t fruit, There nell. Gove stables, one brick the other frame, on the wht Zt, the sale of t! al bal: years, fai ot eo and secured bya rust on the pro) ‘All conveyances ‘and Tevere stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Possession gi ven on the first of January. The property can conte seen previous te the sale iby apply- ing at No. 43 Dauberten + ae em UIS MAOKALL, Jr. nol-d_ [Intel] THOB. DOWLING, Auct. pu. sabes oF OF D SOREN MENT HORSES Quanepeaaerer o 2 Pita } Will be sold st at (pubite ‘suction, during th of November, fy e highest bidder, at he mene places named bel a vie: New York City “FUBSDAY ‘of each week, 100 HORSES each day New York Cig" THURSDAY of each week, 100 ne MULES each NNSYLVANIA. Philadetphia.” Pa. sg HUBSDAY, November 2, 00 HORSES each 4 Philedelphi as ATUBDAY of each week, 10) MULES enc ‘oueresbar 4 TUESDAY of each week, 100 iS Harrisburg. Pa THURSDAY, * ovember 2, 9, 16, and 23, 100 HORSES each da hanicaburg, Pa—TUESDAY, Nevember 7, 10 HORSES. Pa.—WEDNESDAY, November 10, wratiraite, Pa.—FRIDAY, November 12, 100 Chester, Delaware Pa.—WEDNESD. November 22,100 HORSES,’ shige ee Titueville, Pa.—THURSDAY, November 15, 100 Titusville, Pa.—THURSDAY, November 90, 100 HORSES. Titusville, Pa.—THURSDAY and FRIDAY, No- vember 23 and 24, a Lae . jay. Sanieaton, Del, ETORSDAY of each week. 100 HORSES each day. Wilmington, Dei. FRIDAY, of each week, 100 MULES each day. MARYLA pares Ma— MVEDNESDAY, November 15, ORSES, nBaltinges Ma. eee November 29, (00 HORSES. 100 GIESBOR' TU nee ase and THURSDAYS of each week, 100 HORSES each da: rl NO waLee oF ULES WILL TAKE PLACE WASHINGTON, D. O. At this carlee of sales all the Government ani- mals will be dispesed of. Buyers should therefore — themselves ef this last oppertunity to pur- For sales of publicanimals in the Wost seo official Weis newspape’ timals will be ly. Sales to comme: .M. ais eens. . AMES A. ERIN, First Division, Q. M MO. o Y H. COLMAN & CO., Auction -, 1 Contmiaston Merchants o. 27, 229, 231 7th Street, Will besold at public au auction, WEDNESDAY, October 25th, at 10 o’clock a. m., at No. 231 7th st., between Mand N, @ large quantity of Tinware, Stoves, Cutlery, Scales, Blankets, Pillows, Pillew Cases, Sheets, Mattresses, Coats, Pants, Shirts, Drawers, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Buckets, Washtops, Wheelbarrows, Ambulances, and a good many articles too numerous to enumerate. AND ALSO, Atthe same establishments, Nos. 227 and 229,a large quantity of Hardware, Nails, Carpenter’s Tools, Shovels, and every article you may mention constantly on hand, wholesale and retail. oc2i-2w* SALE OF GOV. EREMEST FRAME BUILD- Chi gg Aarons Raton, tel Quan staat cnber 3. 158 Will be sold at public re on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H Crowell, A. . M., on THURSDAY, coumeee & 9, 1865, com- mencing at 1 o’clock p. m., the following described Government Buildmgs, viz : ON G STREET, BEET 25TH AND 26TH One (1) Storehouse, Me. 20125 by 223 feet KT wo (2) Storehouses, Nos. 27 and 28, 28 by 223 feet, One (1) Armery , 24 by 37 feet. One (1) Building sajoining Armory, 2% by 180 feet, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, WEST oF T One (1) Storehouse, 22 wy Wer fect. One ea sdjotning. Storehouse, 14 by 16 feet. BETWEEN E AW AND SoTH STREET AND THE CANA One (1) Storehouse, No. 23, 4 By Me feet. One (1) Storehouse, No. 29, 20 by 99 feet. One (1) Storehouse, No. BS 58 by 913s feet, ON 19TH, BELOW F fh eee ee iret oe a e Bui ighest bidder, ax Nid urhot be noe ved with, dat arts i ogrerimen Brovet Major General ir of . ant chief Quartermaster, pepe of Wi Wasi = OMPK: no 3-5t Brevet Colonal aad Quarta Quarte: ir. SSO LE GOVERNMENT - S* or ings. FRAME BUILD. Stoel be al 1 baer at i Will be sold at public. a é; the premi under ms direction ‘of Ca, apt ty oH "erdeel ane M., o TUESDAYS jevenaber 7 > 1885, at 2 ‘clock . Piive FRAME BUILDINGS, situated s at the Government Stables. on K, near Wth street, Washington, D. C. fellows : One (1) Stable, by 9 fet. One (1) Stable, 23 by 365 feet. Sie hy Stabe le, 28 7B fot. gaet (1) 8 3 fect by 46 oe the highest sold singly yy from the premises bidder, and must be removed be amen — ders from date of sale. in Government D. OKBE, eaves Maj. Gen. aud oplet Sunrtermantir, JOT ALE OF RAILROAD Ma- Ace Be CHINERBY. ee a A4 Assistant Quartermaster, hington, October 31 Will be sold at posite ction, on WEDNESDAY November 22. ,at ine De of Grand C. PLACE, No 92 Peart mepeeree,Dapet ork 6 Tht, -foot Planer. One ef } Hydrontate Wheel Prees, ‘ge road Dri One (1) Punching and Shearing Machine, com- eet om One bu: Fo he (40) degen Amoriad Files. Six (6) lareonn 2 ores Tig! TY mac! structed for the United States Millears it fands. “Terms cash, in Government tn nis, brysox, - ew, and was con- e¢ 31-17¢ Brevet Colonel }EMA B—Protected by MY ertrgs: England, oat Panay as bat Ecole de Cy Sina obvinel F Other Weleterious ing Gach preparation 1s eeeak ES able Lozenge., Son mp Wholecato and Fetal] by D Dr. — No. hn a) 0 be had also of 8. 0. FORD, No. 290 D Pa. ave., -oorner 1 mar9-ém ies ea Wood's tics, two Deartss, food 8 Diapateatony _Dangitea See rs iy Watson Preston: Gx Gime 's Wormulary uaa ad hashes ines 5 aed ST ig six (6) Frame Buildi er Hill, thirty. Buildi On eanUpat: RovE DER «tn éth, at 10 o'clock s.m., at Fort T! —. seven (7) and Log Buildings. Sameday, at 12 oNslock at Fort Bara- toga, see ( fo Frame and Leg Buildings. EA EASTERN BRANC on MONBAT? KOvENDER 6th, at 10 o'clock a, ies ae Fort Meigs. ) Frame Buildi same day, sti?) lack He ca, m. aL Fort Davis: atzorclock B. m., at Fort Wi F,and at 4 o'clock P;m..at ni Ricketts, four (4) Frame Buildings ton x. : SSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, at 10 Ameo ae he nine (9) Fraine Buildii o'clock p. m., at Fort Grel s. wn. a role end Baila POTOMA( OF 0. On weoxiepay, NOVEMBER 8th, at Il e’ciock a. m., st Fort ya at 4 Sleek (10) Frame Fae a 2,crelock p, m., at Fort Wi me. a, No On THURSDAY NOVEMBER wh, 5 #50 o'clock ome Battery 'Garesche, nine (9) Buildi Same day, at 12 o'clock a. m., a Fort Beynol gight (8) Buildings, and at's o'clock p. m.. aA rt Scott, six (6) Buildings. frame struc- fares won: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 o'clock a. at Fort Berry, nine (9) Frame uildings. Same dey at 12 o'clock a. m., at Fort » twenty- one (21) Frame Buildin ings. On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ith, at 100’clock 8. m., at Fort Ruhyon, eleven ay, Frame Build- ings.’ Same day, at 120'clock m., at Fort Albany a8 Frame Buildings, and at 30'clock p. m., at Fort Haggerty. six (6) Frame Buildings MBER a roy at, 10 o’clock a. ee = Fort | Se forty-nine (49) Frame and Stocks — ebulldiogs, OVEMBER ith, at 10 o'clock = o. ve Fort Woodbury, twenty (29) Buildings. ame day , atlo bomen m., at Fort Strong. nine- Hos ag Balldings. ‘at So'clock p. m., at Fort be re ans (8) Buildings, All frame aud stock- “oreo, salen ¢ embrace a very large quantity of Inm- ber, and an excellent pore 'y is thus offered to land owners and others in the vicinity of Washing- ton to secure carries 4 and fencing material conve- nient to their property. The ‘military erard itl remain upon the — ises seven days after date of sale for protection of property; a yurchasers (not owners of the land) will be requ to remove the buildings, &0., in fifteen days from the time of purchase, Buildings will be sold singly. Terms cash, in Government funds. MI. LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster oc 18-20t Department of Washington. L424, SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- INGS AT ANNAPOLIS, MD. Heetmetes Was) ‘on, D.C... October Will be sold at ‘pablie auction, to the highest bid- der, under direction of Captain John Power, A Camp Parole, on the Annapolis Branch railroad meee the city of Anpapolie. commenciny at 10 o'clock Y, November 7th, an: =a daily deereatins (caneeeetiog at same 1-the Re mag of the sale, the fol- ¢ Buildings, belonging to the United @ Storehouses, each Pag borg! fg = four Officers’ Quarters, each 1 ms Meet nftens feet; forty-five Sarrecks, each 104 foot by 2 2 Cook Houses, each W feet by 25 feet; four Mees 2% feet; one Wash-house, 60 feet 20 feet; ene faardhouse, 76 eres by 25 feet; one coe uarters’ Building, 81 feet by 22 feet; one Bar- allding, 60 feet by % feet; and twelve Small bui ain us dimensi "Also, the Yollowing Hospital Buildings at same int, viz: Seven Barracks, for wards, each 100 feet y 25 fect; one Surgeon's Quarters, 73 feet by 30 feet; one Kitche: 2, 80 foot by 25feet: one Wash. house, 56 bene Loe FA Set; and sinks) of varions diseases, <5 on FRIDAY, ‘November ie: at 10 0 re » at Hospital, (No’ 2.) Jn the clty of Annapolis, the following, viz: Ah _~ each 187 feet feet; one Mess Hi 1 feet Z feet; one is cheii feet by 35 tock; it; ene Wash-house, 60 feet y 20 feet; one Bath-h house, 35 ope by 26 — one jak ndry, 62 feet by 16 feet; use, 50 feet by 16 feet; and one Guard-house, 90 feet by’ 16 oes i FOROthOE ‘with the Board Fence enclosing the rem P'This sale offers great i aneemonte, not only to farmers and others aS the B pborbood, | but to Dulldore generally. as the balidiees sre or condition, and comprise a very lar; se waantie of excellent lumber nd other buil Nene material, which can be ueed to advantage in the construction or repair of houses and fences in that vicinity or elsewhere. The Military Guard will remain in Fm _—— buildings for ten days after the sale, if d the Lge pee will be allowed fifteen day days ts — move their pro Paar iy wi All be sold si ly. soa” Tey ea ds. LUDINGTON, Colonel goa Chief uartermaster, oc 19-15t epartment of Washingtsa. LABSE SALE OF GONREMNED CLOTHING, AMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAG Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, witnesses at Pat om Ructi miscreanee i al ‘ablic Auction. tion of Captain D. G. Thonias, M8... U8. A, at Warehouse N. street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth itreets Ww von WEDNESDAY » November toe ia elo wating of about LOU Groat Canna ing, Xe. onsisting of al reat Coal 1,300 Sack Coats 29 a ; 8,700 Metallic Seales 12400 Kg) Ser ent Hay 800 Comm ts, rent Flies 1 00 fie ay lot of tee! Successful bidders will be required te remo stores within five days from date ef sal —— ‘erms—Cash in Goverament 7 conan vet Maj. Gen. and Chter it Gaarternaetr, of Washington. Promo CARS AT F AUCTION, C., mares H United States Military Qfice of Assistant ashing! 1865. I will sell, at public ireartion: os "WEDNESDAY, Hovember & atone(1)p. m., near the je Depot o of _ New York Central road, in Buffalo, fst ‘new eight-wheeled box freight CARS, five (s) loot guage. in Goverament funds. a Ll. ROBINSON. oc 10-tnos Brevet Colonel and A.Q. it, PROPOSALS. RAILROAD LINES, ALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILBOAD | SALE OF HARD BREAD. ASUINGTON, Oct, 30, 1888, fps Dares Omapnieery of Sebrinenen} mentnetee C., October 31, 1865. Sealed Proposals received at vember SHINGTON ARTE ee pugefice enti iz pein is Me Geeta zabE Ne MORE. sna od WARBIA ON AND THE WEST, are can Bik Ripepets. The Bread is Ree BALTIMORE, ee fe eee of fifty (50) pounds each, and can Leave aoity, one except Sunduy, at 6:90, 6:20, and ees Gy ey PE. mor at 11:25 8. m., and 5:50, and 440, and 7:30 p. m. the Subsistence Store- — 5 Alexand: Vir- FOR ALL W fis STATIONS. es. Wo bide will bo received for lees twenty ely daily, except Sanday, at 615, @. m., and 20) boxes—one oseaes (15) pownte. price | 3:30 per ane ee and quantity desired will be stated in FoR PRINCIPAL L MAX STATIONS, in 4 pve 4 rns, Vii Ly ng at 6th atrect wherl, free of expense to t! purehaser. Twenty thousand boxes. (6 pounds each,) more or less, can be pur- The attention of Shi xs, snl tines ant Pilot ae he Stent ppers, ng led to the advantages now offered f Shtatning theft seppiiee of this Srticle. rm e Government reserves the right to reject bids. the re sereralt of tele meyer al fea wes ot t anon _ ved within twenty Gays from the date of ther “Sie es proposals, if desired, can be obtained from wi me: Cash, in Government fepte, before the Tye meet Major and 0.8..U-8. A. Prorcsats FOB CoaL AND WOOD. ° SENATE OF raE rae UNITED Grages, EOF THE BERGEANT-«’ whine, aanixc rox, October 14-158, Bealed Proposals will ON DAY, the 6th d a ——, Seon on I very 4 Five ee a ery ites aie COAL Ninorag raiegs th da haere at all The weighed and the Wood | mocsnred byt ie Chiel} ‘Encinese or his Assistant, and packed away in the Senate vaults sete his direction, ‘The whole of the Coal ond V Mood to be delivered on er before the S0th Novem! GEORGE ?. ag Aa oc 16 Sergeant-at-Arms, 8. JOHN D. 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Erect bron ERVOUS System, and all who are in any wa; pa by nervous disabilities are carnestly rd Vited to seck a cure in this most excellent and un- led Persone whe y,impradence, hare lost their NATURAL VIGOR will find @ speedy and perma- nent cure in KRENE. a, FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR- ING. the OLD should give this valuable discove: atrial; it will be found i on thn different from other articles for the sai TO FEMALES. —This p reparation is tnvaluable in neryous weaknesses of al nds, as it will re- nate See wemned strength with wonderful perma- “tt x also a grand tonic, and will give relief in . psia with the first dose. Konftyent rsistence banish One dollar per bottle, or six By Drvuceists Sogn mtg Bent b ’ wURCHINGS & SHILLYER Proprietors, ey street, New York. Bold by § C. FORD, soruer iith street dec 9-eoly.a and Pennsylvania avenue. B* K. F. PAGE. AUCTION 3 NOTICE. Having resumed the e AUCTION BUSINESS, at es for $5. SoLD my splendid Auction 02 under Odd pape Hall I ane Tekall devete special at- tention to the sale of Houses, Lo pore: Fucuitere Se acclininy inde 0 ines, or at my Auction advances made on all consigned KE. PAGE, uct, oc 10-Im sos 7s st. t.. ander ime Feliows "Hall, (JHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THB pueour ToRSPER QONDUCTED ON enction snc elay Hoare lente ®. day. daily, except Sur Lea 0 tod 8048 mand 0 m. dail 6 a. m >. expe sunday: No trains te or from Annapoil Trabae. rok neat wt 3 Wand 7: p.m, aY STATIONS. and 3: rie weer. oate. genes ae sa to the West cam be had at the Washington Station Ticket gto all hours a Oeer.@ Farin tbe new office in the Ameri- For y! rk ora ne Boston wew York, *, i. advertisement of Line”, = ‘W.P. SMITH Ml COLE. General Ticket oc %-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washi ington. ETWEEN W Aemsr A AND NEW YoRR. 8. Lae HINCTON, October 2 1985, ‘hington and New York are FOR NEW youk. without change of actitage dally (except Sunday) at 730 a. = ‘and 6 “rom i NxW XORK, changing cars at Philadel- daily (except Sunday) at 11:25 a. m. and FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave Salty (ommaes Sanday) at 7.8 and 11:15 @, p.m m., end 4:40 and 3 ON 8! SEPA. Leave for New York at 6 p.m. only Leave for Philadelphia at 7 Ey} p.m only Sleeping cars for New York on iS fap except Bunday. On Sender, mand ‘eleope ing cor rupr only to Philecel ‘hrough tickets to Phil eiptila. New York, o # Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all houre in the day, as well as at the new office in the Amer- fcan Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 455 and 6th « See Baltimore and Uhio Railroad advertisement for schedule [Pe , Weahington, Baltimore, An- mapolis, we the We. P Suite Master of Transportation. . General Ticket Agent oc 30-tf Gro. 5 KOONTE. Agent, Washington. ORANGE AND ALEAANDRIA R. R. Leave Washington Leave Alexandria fanbente, ve ol BC: at ai8 Now Fy Leave L; bare at 6.4 @. m. and 7.15 p.m. Leave Richmond’ 7.0) a. m ‘and7.0p. jordonsville at 12.90 p. m. and 12 at Alexandria at 4.6 p.m. am Arrive at Washington at $3) p.m. and On SundBys leave Washington at 8 30 p.m. only. a freight train leaves” Alexandria at 4.008, . and arrives at Gordonsville at 1).45a.m. Leaves Sordonsvitie st 12.35 p.m. and arrives at Alexan- dria at 8. 4 B- m. aaprough frels freight leaves Alexan- ats. Lynchburg at 7.10 iy teers Eyachburg st 3.200 ‘Mm. and arrive at jexandria #1 6.10 p. m Passengers for Warrenton will take the 7.00 a. train south from Washington and the 6.45 a.m. — in borth “—-4 4 yr re 47.38 pa s,m. am m. os from pScSbe ze aod ‘ts Pedal Meh Pitetins Richmond connect with trains at Wash- Ingen for all parts of the North and West route has the advantage ever all others, by ss s comtinuons rail from New York to Lynch eye Ht also (eed thron, Felten. Bull Run, Manas- ‘Bastar, é ristoe, Rr! m 2 Eappabannock <4 per. e Bt jerdoneville, where mai Take at battiee were fon i 6 sh ickets can be procu fy gone’ rome building, opposite the B. & 0. R. pot ia Washington, also af the bees ‘on apse avenue. REAT commenter ~~~ BOUTE = NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. Is enlarged to double its former SUROPEAN BOTET Omeety THE ¢15 4, M. TRAIN FROM WASH Balinese Pe. gv. and lth s-. Was for Pieebur and the Weet, and for ira, ‘This Hotel, the oldest conducted om 5 ey Duuki Tatproved ig svaiy pay necensay Tor te J 1 Niagara Fails, ‘and secommodation of the increasing York City. P. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTO! mr co Te 8 P.M. train from Balti- “i more for Pi Erie. ad P. TRAIN 3 Faou wane oe P. > Seianaminmaeiai Tee ee Tika r Mme eee CONFIDENTIAL. more, runs thro ittsburg my Youne wen She have ‘themselves by ‘Elmira, without change of cars, iiecreleswee ene | ePa_ oan Oe ged or old men. ho, from the follies of youth ar “Bitatre for Buffalo, Rochester before me es unter the Geet. sacs years, af ir tof one shosld first read “THE SECRET ONE TEE TRAIN ON SUNDA FRIEND.” "Married Ladice ‘will fearn Tahingion at Sovlonk P.M, Frieka® ee <i SLEEPING mane ‘ON NIGHT TRAINS. Sent to any address, in a sealed envelope on r OLDIE Fike AND Gl UlGl Bares. ceipt of Twenty - Syne ee, ars 99. x 8. A. 4 an wv For tickets and any ny information at corer dec 14-ly Boston, Mass, Ok the Pp BOYER & BUENSTINE, onal tal aa on Devan a under Ne- . Srenue, Washington No. 463 Getreste LICENSED PAWNBROKERS. near New J aRRY, 618TH STREET, Becond doer from Pennsytvenia avenue, south 14 TBERAL ADVANCES made on WATCHES, E. J. WILKINS, eae strect and Pa-evenae. er ASRS See JEWELEY. CLOTHING det jeT-tm* ADL wit take MARBLE WORKS, facturer MARBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TABLE Le ad WASHSTAND TOPS, &o.’ Monuments made to order on reasonable terms ow fhortest notice. Roop con on hand EASTERN MAR- BLE yey ARBLE fing. oe oe baie nae SLABS promptly attended pe me chee and ra Y¥Y BRINSMADE ¢ GLARK, Regular Licensed Auctioneers, 372 Pa. av., adioining Matropolitan olitan Hotel. CARD TO THE PUBLIO. A ‘We have this day entered into arran, for the es of doing an out-door offer our public for the solting. of Howeeholf Furniture et aS rivate —_ jOuses Horses and Orobane’ Court Sales ‘Vessels, and any Kind of Merchandise, either ou the premises or at our thet Store. on as favorable terms as any Auctioneers in so licit bo of onr J ex) ia cing one eh gE ‘e give full satinfaction. Sales at Store Every Eveni: MRExzEEncEs: :— Bon. Sonn W. Foren. a Morgan. oseru BEYNOLDS & CO. Ons JAS AND STEAM FITTERS, NO. 600 NINTH ST., NEAR AVENUE, Have is just sesetved, and will ites Tiehta, Po sragtie woot Gites ia this line trom the eet ots eatablishmentela Tad eee .. which will be sold on TNGES, FURNACES and FIRE-BOARD ar propard oreunen bet 2 RANGE! a wecenye! arelnet fo call. We doll Pagar of GAS and Stham FITTIN Perey and as thing in Cail eek Be an egies WY get Has ah Honyiee cic TED poet fenced nae Ris obs most ctive that can c= ‘and are Hse aaa cea * Buccoense to J. L. —ee 0 cre a wri eins wW, vents 36 Rypensy first door ‘west of: aa onan) T. V. Noonan, SAMABITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Oure” for GONORNGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, &¢. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect « Ours. ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unplessant taste, and will not in may in PRACTICAL ‘des Benes STEAM AND GAS | ure i sts gots of wend a ante. vee ue ie trees. Bur ove, oe cance No. 402 D street, 6th and 7th, te Wanton of Be cael rea by ogres graduate to execute all orders appertaining to | eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day ; the above branches, on the reasonable terms, end in a thorough workmanlike man- a — = RIT: MA "AN’S oir. Sn fie cprabie EYE and Bae res > Sept by nel e packages, $2, an. tavvat the Omce 0 . SOHONEY ; y Beeween a Maeatithe gash ‘ BLOOD! LOeD:! " sofkO °F eo RnTIFICIAL” EYES inserted and made mS Dene shots. - e bl the netaral one oc 21-tf * DISE. DISEASES, 4 > ——— IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW- 12 am Sures: EH for cleaning, beau ing and preserv- EREA SRASEs as ing the Teeth ‘nd Cutis, This olegant preparal = — . WELLS & 00. aa eradicates every perticle New York, ‘Proprietors, that ‘cure ts ve — oem INE Sea it it y. poe TED MacurEe. SPREAD W BIRENGTHENING PLASTERS are the very o8 may repent years, dest in a Shick plaster — ad 8 = arable, the USE THEM,”—A =< ee of i me ad hoad «Att om Rye all the Bh nat fs required to Pros Silks, reembAMARITAN'S CHANCER WASH.” WwW f Dalant an Be asta Sninutes, Beents: Full directions. by the me reba ier birt, Orguge, | WHAT THE SUROROR ESAT CE OF THE SAMAR ‘Bh Brown, Crimson ont 4 ce “On Bo. 1? iam. Rica, Feb. Green, and 6, per Bottle, ‘These Dyes will also Joss. — Mesers. Des Go., 9E0 Race stress ‘ound rote arweed, frory, Bone, Wood, Fullatey ay et N Gift by Adame Gor ape, Wiley sharing: : Raporiaad eng ea Teaoeg | go un to reach me by the 1%, as we sail On that day; phs, and for ‘Bi it what represented, Chemists pars t the oe ine » the to make » voyage asupply. States, oe . st, LondR sowance to Dealers. ‘su 18-F,18w.a Sey aoe miiiies ae ae ME. HT E in a = ° >. eae. @.. ae 4 F 5 r) z & : Box 161 Philadelphia Post z rue Ferhat ee TH: waste ww York ‘and Aspinwall.” Pe Dé 00., by 8, CALVERT FORD, corner paral *Tiexandria. nayec OB Runor typ tout a ee