Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, "AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. Groves s—Murdoch as “Hamlet” to-night, an announcement which will, no doubt, fill the th Caste "RY —Last nigbtof the attractive Pro; me of the past week. Change vi pro- gramme ou Monday. Ts GUT Hour Demon. : WORKINGMEN'’s @TraTio’.—Last evening, tue third of a series of Mass meetings Under tar auspices of the Wo: kingmen’s Convention, was held at Island all, and Was quite a snceess, the hail being crowdes to overflowing. The up-town work- anen formed in line at the Patent Office, headed by Wasver’s Band. in the tollowing order :— | Ts, Marshaied by Capt.J.H. Dubant; ©. Whaley; Granite Cutters, ; Carpe ters, Mr. ond marebed over in a body, carrying in the dine severa! transparencies appropriately in- serited The Navy Yarders, to the number of stbout S*. beaded by field music and with ry nes, marched up under the marshal- ‘ssrs. Join Sinclair, Wm. Cross, and Jobn Hardestie. In the hail Heaid’s American ss Baud was stationed, and during the evening enlivened the occasion by performing rirte music. bair was taken by Mr. Wm. R. McLean, ‘ of the Con vention, who briefly stated vention thought that the agitation on ot + Eight hours of labor a legal Was beneficial to the cause, and Hon. Sidney Clark, of Kansas, who day's w intrody Barrett; | | others obtained those the expres-ed bis gratification that he had the Opportunity to speak on this subject, which exci'ed bis sympathy, and which, in his opin- jon, was founded upon sound principles of social, political, and national economy. He proceeded to note the objections to the move- ment, and denied that its adoption would diminish the productions 2nd enhance the prices of the necessaries of life; that it would Produce idleness and dissipation, or would result i Mr. Clark con- cluded by advising the workingmen not to aliow themselyes to be flattered and cheated by demagogues and politicians, as they had in the past, and promising to use his influence in fur ering the movement. Mr. H. N. Easby followed, stating that he looked upon the movement as one of the great. est reforms attempted in modern times, and as 21] retorms had been opposed, they should ex- pect oppesition to this. it was singular, how- ever, that much of the Opposition came from a SO unexpected, as from these whose were closely allied with the working. bosses who have risen from tt this country, however, none knew » long be was to be a boss, forthe employer day was the employed the next. He ar- gued that the researches of intellectual men have proved conclusively that one hour or one hour and a half employed outof the twenty- tour would be sufficient to clothe, support and enable every individual under the sun to enjoy social happiness and intellectual pursuits. If one or two hours are then sufficient, how much more sufficient will eight hours be. He was a brother workingman himself—a ship earpen- ter—and he therefore understood the necess.ty Ot relaxation to the body and rest to the mind. He reterred to the workingmen of forty years ago who could not make such an intellectual Audience as this, for their time was taken up 4m labor irom starlight to starlight, and also to ihe advantages of the ten-hour law, arguing that the eight-hour bill would be still more beneficial. Hon. Mr. Whaley, of West Virginia, was in- troduced, and after stating that he knew what manual labor was, afier werking hard until above 36 years of age, he said that he favored the movement because he could see the benefits to arise irom it, It is of the utmost importance to the working man that this movement should be successful. He had introduced a resolution au the House for making eigkt hours a legal day's work in the Government Printing office as a feeler, and he was gratified that so many approved of the measure, representatives trom ali sides having eome up and asked that it be made general. It was not generally knows that thousands upon thousands in this city work only from 9 to 4, many but one hour between those hours. He was astonished that such opposition had been made against the running of cars on Sunday, the only day in the week im which the working man has an opporton to go out with his family. He expccied shortly to speak in a place where he would at least have the advantage of sending bis sentiments to the mark, and im conclusien he said after expressing bis hearty approval of the object, that no man who works |i 4 bours per day can have his health beyond 40 years of ae Messrs. H.C. Preuss, John L. Hayghe, Rich- ard Emmons and James P. McKean followed, atrer which the secretary read letters from Lion. W.T. Willey, of West Virginia, Hon. John Hogan, of Missouri, and Hon. D. K. Ashley. of Nevada, Senator Willey, after stating that he has not aturely considered the subject, but with the partial attention given he is favorably im- pressed toward the movement, says:—“1 am ©f the opinion that the eight hours faithfai manual labor each day areas many asa due regard tothe health, strength, and physical capacity of men would ordinarily justify.” Lor Jobr Hogan, after expressing his sym- pathy with the movement. which he regards 2#s tending towards the amelioration of the la- boring masses, says :—* The use of machinery in our country has to so great an extent dis- sced mere physical labor that it now b:- es & necessity to have skilled and educated to secure our national ascendancy. The essity of self-cu! ® ts self-evident, and the intellect of our mechanics and labor- ibg Masses may be so improved as to become valuable and useful is palpable, has been fully proved by the large num- ber who, unaided by mere school educat‘on, have attained to high and often envied scien- iific positions.” Hon. D. R. Ashley states that although many years bave passed since he had “personaily {eit the need of such a Jaw, but I do not forget that the man who lives by manual labor bas social cares and public relations which require mo: and mental training, such as he can never re- ceive while he remains the mere slave of capi- tal. and beneath its stringent rale is taxed to the limit of bis muscular capacity. Man is crested to be more than a motive power—a chine—and the greed of capital to mul- eis really gained by changing service he baron to the millionare. You will not ¢ succeed, but discuss your rights, and nd soon governments, though tardy, ‘The meeting thereupon adjourned. ath eal Center MARKET To-DaY.—Heef, best cuts, © lb., 25¢.; next, 15a2vc.; Salt Beef, 5a2ue.; Driea Beet duasse. Veal, 25e. Mutton, chops, 2c. Lamb, 25c.; Lard, 3 Pork, fresh, 2Uc.; corned, 25¢.; Bacon.hams, .; Sliced, 35¢., breasts, 2e., shoulders, Batter, S0aGve.; Spring Chickens, pair, $1: Chickens, puir, S225 5. Ducks, pair, $1.75. » per dozen, 5c. Gree h, per cam, 40c. Apples, per peck, 75a31; dried, 75c. Leeks, bbh., 5c. Turnips, peck, 50a 6 cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 50c.; Sweet, $1. caches, dried, per quart, 25 cts. Beans, but- 25c.; white, lWal2e.; dried cherries, qt., 40c. . per bunch., l2c. Beets, per peck, 50c. os, pk, S0c. Onions, 40c. per pk.; bunch ons 5c.; Carrots, 50c. Fish—Shad, per pair, 25 atve. Herrmg, per beh.,20c.; Rock, large,each, cu SI; small. bunch, 25c.; Pike, Wc. bh.; Perch, 2uc.; Mackerel, 33c. each. Kale. 40c. pec ipin- nach, k. » per bushel, %c.agl. pstuif, Gussie. Brown- horts, 35c. Corn, shelled, $1281.10; in 5. Oats, bushel, 6sa70c. Hay, per . Straw 481. Clover Hay, Small Ducks, 75 pr. Small Birds, perbh.,50s150c. Wild Pigeons, pair,37%¢. Can- was-back Ducks, per pr, $2. Widgeons, 31. Celery, pr bunch, lve. Krout, per quart, lc. Geese, $1.50282.50. Turkeys, $2435.50. Venison, fresh, per Ib., We. Cabbage, per head, 10a20c. Cranberries, quart, 2u0%wc. Homimy, quart, Corn M I0c. Lettuce, 10c. Rhubarb, 20c. Honey, per ib., SWasuc. maa pienomaian this morning, an alarm snded from box 12, caused by the three small frame houses on Ist tween H and I north, The losses are xel Haloney end Michael Conner $300 each. No insuarnce. D.niel Shea, $1,800. In- sured for *. The firemen were promptly on the grou but their efforts were unsuc- cessful. the )uildings being entirely destroyed ‘The police were performing their duty in the vicimity during the conflagration, and sus- picions that Deniel Shea set fire to his own property being whispered around, he was ar- rested by officer Brosnan, of the 7th precinct, and taken before Justice Walter, w' alter investigating the case, dismissed him. ee Receiess Frrine.—Last night, some colored soldiers from the barracks corner of O and 7th streets caused considerable alarm among the residents in the vicinity, the female portion es- pecially, by fring guns or pistols at some boys About ten o'clock. ssopeere that some boys, ev ber accidentally or chievyously, gtd a caused the ates to rash out and fire the shot. The bo: who ate guilty ot such mischievous Pranks should be pu at the officers in charge of the barracks should prevent reckless firing to alarm them, as & rancom Sbot wight do serious injury. ——_—_»——_ Tee Coronepy Catuotic BENEVOLENT So- Clevy¥.—This society, which in thc celebration on Thursday last, and which was inadvertently omitted in our account of the im 1842, and incor- Boarp or TRADE QUARTERLY Mextine.— Last night the Board of Trade met at their room, cerner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th sireet, 1t being the evening for the regular quar- terly meeting. The popes 4 See tery eg 4 there be- ing no officers present ex: ‘Treasurer, the meeting was entledtoorder by F. McGuire, Esq., and S. Norment, * called to the Coair, and Mr. N. Sardo appointed Secretary if Le Pr, Polkinborn moved that the Secretary be requested to notify each member of the Board of the time and place of all regular meetings of | the Board Upon this motion several members took oc- easion to allude to the apparent lack of inter- est of merchants in the meetings of the Board. Of about two hundred members but few were | present, aud but one of the officers, the Treas- vrer. The motion was agreed to. ——_>—_—__ Bait ron CouRT.—Detective M. Tucker, of the Treasury Department, yesterday obtained information which led him to arrest John Beatie, Chas, Forbis, Daniel Hagerty, and Nicholas Huinn, and turn them over to officer Mulls, of the Second Ward, on a charge of frand. The parties between them had possession of eight cancelled drafts amounting in the ag- gregate to about $1,210, which drafts belong to the Treasury. How they got out bas not been explained. ({uinn says he found them in a pocket book at the city post office, and the had from him, The case was heard before Justice Clayton, wao dismissed all the parties except Quinn, who was held to bail for court. ——— LeoxouT For a Goop Time.—The Evening Star Socials,” who never fail to carry out in the most thorough manner anything they un- dertake, have arranged for a grand moonlicht excursion toGlymonrt on Monday, May lth. Two snfe and commodious steamers have been chartered, and ample arrangements have Leen made to secure the comfort and pleasure of all who attend: eee GarroTtTine. —Yesterday Officers Walker and Hawes, of the 2a Ward, arrested Join W. Scott and Henry Gailon, soldiers, for garrot- ting and robbing Alfred H. Palmer of about $70, on the 16th inst. The parties were taken before Justice Bates, who committed both to jail for court. The money was not recovered ~ CITY ITEMS. BEAUTIFUL, INDE Hennin corner avenue. —Those suits th street and Maryland at $25 at +. Cepar Camrnor should be packed away with Furs and Woolens to avoid injury by Moths. Soid by druggists everywhere. Har- Tis & Chapman, Bost Tue Lapr cial attention = ALOO. —We invite spe- and well fi sylvania avenue where all can secare at short notice that superior “Juliin Soda” with genuine Fruit and Cream Syrups o-—-— ase can imp: sive elements tha Long Guard ch i st Suttons, Studs, Buckles, Lockets for only one dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43: Pa. ave., third door from 4}; street See eee IIENNING, corner 7th streetand Maryland Avenue, has a few more left of those boy's suits which he is selling at 3 er B, Bayiey & Co., No. Penna. avenue, en lithand Ith streets, would mform ur triends and the public generally that they » daily receiving from New York and Phil- adeiphia a fine assortment of ladi gentle- Tens, misses and childrens Boots, Shoes, € Ts and Slippers. made up in the latestand fashiouable style. We warrant our and sell ata fair profit for cash. A call not oblig 2u to purchase. 4 —~— +> t FRIEND HENNING, corner 7th street and Maryiand avenue, has a fine assortment of Gent's half hose, comprising the best English super stouts, Lisle thread, &c.; at prices rang- ing from 20 cents to 75 cents per pair. 84 id Cor —The administration of Medicinal preparations in the form of a lozenge ts of all modes the most eligible and convenie:! more especially as regards a cough remedy. rown’s Bronchial Troches,” or Cough Lozenges, allay irritation which induces coughing, giving in- stant reliet in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Influen- za, and Consumptive and Asthmatic . com- plaints, STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, ete., can be removed without pain, To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4% and 6th streets. (aE! eS Corns, bow Club and Inverted Natls, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 45¥ and fth streets. Of- fice hours from § a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 top. m. ee SS See eS DIED PEAKE. This morning, after a short {llness of typhota fever, in the 42d 5 ot her age, LUCRE- TIA, beloved wife of James T. Peake. : The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend her foneral on Mon- day evening, at 4 0’clock, irom the residence, No. 637 7th street east, between BE and G, When the H at greet us Spirit Land » n ye? shining On us in the di yore; “aa Shall we feel their dear arins twining Fondly round sas before? [Baltimore Sun and Norfolk papers pleate covy.] RENSHAW. In New York, April 19, 1356, JAS. RENSHAW, aged 55 years. ” GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS D® ©. 8. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI- CIAN AND SURGEON, No. 61 Congress street, opposite the Post Office, Georgetown, D.C. ap 13-Im* M iLLER’S NEW STORK, 101 Bridge «t., Georgetown, D. CO. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Just received a large additional su ply of Spring and Summer Goods, embracing a full assortment of Dress Goods, Shawls. Parasols. Housekeeping Goods, Cloths ‘and Cassimers, Ladies’ Cloths: Goods for boys’ wear, Gloves, Ho 4 8 Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 10. 12 , 25'cents; Bleached Mus- lins at 2), 25, 31, 37? ents. Our goods hi been purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be ad ‘t “osm BENJAMIN MILLER. — WANTS. Ciguetgmee ene Asura aE Wag Paarar hee ta metas Pig WANTED—A good SALESLADY, that is 8: ‘St WV Fhe op beticcolrate apy ae BC road. ap 21-20" ANTED—At 8. HEL, , 34 Market Ww. MEN war rocn 7th and bet sticoiss a SALES but the best need ch tea ap 21-3t* 0 BLACKSMITHS— vertiser wants te o under INSTROOTIO! ce Tour the business. Address ap 2i 3t* to nnish learning E. J. 8., at this office. ner 6th nd Pou ren! ‘ap 21- ANTED—A good COOK. Apply at Dorse) V Fi apey ot oe Hotel, corner of 7th and I rts ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. ° __FOR SALE AND RENT. © *OR RENT A lnree FRAME HOUSE, contain rooms. eo Sud Hats desed, ape, tg Sei You, RENT Ane, BOABDING HOUSE, 91 Penna. ave., betweon for) — —— RENT— Feet ys Rove eee craene? of 9th and I. (OR SALE-STOOK AND FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL of s small Grocery im the east- ern part of the city. ‘autre atthe staroffice, P 24-3t* . = Pe STOUR ate bar btwn Pe vans ith streets. i ci HEE Baie Gone Os. at 542 Penna » between Ist and 24 streots, Washington. 21-2t* '—A FURNISHED HOUSE on Pean- pect das oor jenna, gg Soo and oadeay pat ano in Tr. moderate. to JASE. PITCH: Heal Katate Agency, corner of ith and F ets . opposite Post Office. 2 ret RENT_Several FURNISHED PARLORS and CHAMBERS, with or without Board. The apartments are re airy. and de-irable. Inquire ot JF. CRUTOHET, No, 477 6th strect, corner D and 6th streets W 48 7ED—A cood OANDY MAKER avd OAKE BAKER, by the d 5 me well recommended. sa RE MILLER, ap 2)-St 471 Ninth stree' J ANTED—By two respectable American girls WwW SITUATIONS. one To de, chamberwork and plain sewing, and the other to do washing. Please address a note to box 6 Star office ap20 2t* Wwast D—Energetic MEN in every town to obtain orders for superior subscription works, Men competent te employ others will be offered sn- Pirlo inducements. A:idress E. MULLEN, P, 0. ox 1,341 Baltimere, Md. apo 7t* S&S] & 0 WILL he given to avy one to obtain for DU mes S110 4 LT ON worth $1.20 per year. Bave been engaged in the Departments; also ia =F sfitaress R. B. T., City Post Uttice A a W ANTED—An intelligent WOMAN, who can write, totake charge of a phyaician’s office, to keep the rooms in order and attend tothe door. A widow with two half grown children preferred, Apply at 369 H ot., bet. ith and sth, between 4 and 6p m. ap™-st™ Ww ANTED—By ® gentleman and his wife. an un- u a ished, airy and pleasant ROOM, with y; mustbe ina desirab'e ty minutes walk of the “Boarder ,” Star 0: iF®% INSURANCE AGENT WANTED—a 4 first-class Company in New York (diriden ds !0 pereomt.) want sn experienced MAN in Life In sorsnes, or an energetic man whe will push the business. to take the Agency for the District of nmbia. Tos Hberal arrangement will be made. paar Life Insurance,’ Star office, ap 23 WwW TED—A SITUATION as clerk or book- keeper by « young man who bas had_ several years experience as both. Address D. 0. M.. Star Office. ap 19-lw” W ANTED—A SITUATION asclerk in a store by one who is willing to work and make him- generally useful; would prefer a grocery store, n give the best of referenees. Address Box 33 rOfica, _ ap 19-3t* V TANTED—A first-class CATERER. French ‘ed. with references, for of the best honsesin the city. Apply at No. 252 Gst., comner of 1sth street, known as the Douglass Houre. p 19-6" YOUNG MAN who has some knawledge of book Keeping ard accounts ia desirous of pro- emting a SITUATION in some good business. Hotel preferred ©an give good reference. Ad- dress H.G. W , Washington P.O, ap 19-6t* GROCERY, FREIGHT AND DRUG CLERKS, Salesmen, Porters and others wanting situa- ons can have their bnsiness attended to and em. yment obtained by sending their applications, with referenc: «, to 0. CARROLL & CO., Agents, No, 18 North st., Baltimore, Md. api9 3t> Vy ’ANTED—Consumers to Know that I am de- livering WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, of the best quality. to any part of the city, at $9 PER TON, of 2,240 POUNDS, Office 4=2 Penna avenne, betweon 3d and 43¢ streets. Yard 13th street Wharf, ap i7-6t™ T. WwW V 7 ANTED—Go! nd Silver MONDS, PISTOLS, new id cast THING, PAWNBROKER'S TIOKETS, &o., &c. st the old-established Merchant Pawabroker’s Store of F. FULTON & CO. 502 9th street, three doors north of Pennsylvania ave. Two SEWING MACHINES for sale at half price. N.B.—Busi- ness strictly confidential mbl6-co2m* \ /ANTED—To EXCHANGE, Farming Lands of snperior quality, near Honston. Texas, for Washington city property—a Dwelling House— te the amount of froin ten to twent; thousand dol- lars. Furniture and difference of price will be paidincash. Plats and description to be seen at office of ©. STORBS & CO., Beal Estate Brokers, 460 Joth street, corner F. ap lt-3w* \ ANTED-—To bey second hand CLOTHING, andthe best prices given, at No. 477 loth street. few doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.O ap 3-Im™ WANTED. We want to bny several small HOUSES and LOTS in good locations, for cash. to suit customers We also want a small dt ga near Washington; will give $4.0000r $5,000 cash. D. L. WELLS & O0., Corner of 13th and F streets, over mh 27-tf White's Store. N_EXPEBIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION ® private family or restanrant, Callon Mr. NEAL. isth street, No. 313. mhs FS (0) 0) —Wanted_to bay for $5,000 Second $5.000 janes Guorniee Foam sccont tions for which s fair price will be paid, 454 7 corner E street jan 19-3m* WASTED! WANTED!! WANTED II! GENTLEMEN. LAD: a FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a small ontlay is only re- quired, and where those en: “<i the same can M. PRINOKE’S commence at once, to cal Stamping Depot, 391 F str 1 be taught his new method of Stamping, so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. Seing the onl: practical Stamper here, we can furnish fall and compos! dozen or hundred. This complete inatract.em king to make money by a jan 1-tf tions and stamps by t! achance for any one outlay. 381 wanren. WANTED.» ANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING Hae reduced hig. price. to six CENTS PER WiDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS, CLOAKS. OAPES, secouRe YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, ko. by the job. We are weekly in receipt of ‘atterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp any pattern brought As we are the only practical Stampers here willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stampiag, when the: come to the only place for an assortment of terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINO 381 F street, opposite Patent Office. Embrotdered Yokes, Bands. Flannel Skirts, sa6 Shawls, for sale. ANTED — SEOOND BAND FURNITUBS, Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every dese UCHLY, 406 7th street je 8-tf @ and H. east aid FOR SALE AND RENT. jon. B.B between J ECTAR MEAD AND ROOT EER. NECTAR MEAD AND ROUT BEER. I have this day recommenced the manufacture of these celebrated beverages, which attained so grewt a degree of public tavor several years ago. ‘All pers-«s who wish to be supplied with Nectar Mead and Root Beer will please give their erders to my drivers. or leave them at the office, corner Green and Olive sts. Georgetown, D.C. Pi ofthe Nectar Mea! or Boot Beer to deslers Will be atfixed st Philed-iphia rates. viz : Ninety- tix (96) cents per dozen. in quart jugs. pee ORILEY A. SHINN, “Union Bottling Depot,’’ Corner G reen and Olive street aritim [Chron&lntel] Georgetown, D.C. (uear Cko AND GLASS WARE. In addition to onr stock of fine CHIN CROCKERY, and GLASS WARE. we b full line of COMMON WARE, at very low at Facto yi = WEEE & BEVERIDGR, mh 2l-eo6tif* 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, VW 4_W, FARR. CLOCKMAKER, No. 297 Pa. Patent taal ie racer . Roasiens wid pice grea bn Spri Jocks. French, Eng! , aod Ame can Clocks Bepaired. fe 23-3m FOE SALE—A new FRAME HOUSE, contain. ing 7 rooms, in the First Ward, will be sold very low. Possession given immediately. Title tect. Inquire at 457 13th st., bet. E . ween 6 and 7 in the evening. ap20-3t* Foe RENT—A three story BBICK HOUSE with wal as. containing 8 rooms, stere, and cellar; No. 675 1th street, near Maryland avenue, Island. ep 16-6t™ HOUsE For RENT With FUBNITU first-class RESIDENCE No. 16 corner of Penn’a ave., and 25th st., at present teccupied by Ma). Gen. O Hows Bext house of Sir Frederick Bruce's residence) contains } ms and large hall, with a large dry cellar and ut one acre of | heme apis garden and fruit, supplied with ump, Patemac and eistern ;water, hot and cold, ‘ossession given Sth of May next. Apply to WM: 8, STEIGER, General Land Office, or address Box No. 543 City Post Office. ap li-eotf res DSALE—A BRICK HUUSE c roome, hall, cellar and washnow 3. Arbors, grapey: > fruit trees M st . near 4th. Apply to KILBOURN corper 7th and F st AUCTION SALES. Auction Sales see fourth page.j BY. L, WALL & 00. Auctioneers. LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION. Bee Ve Lots, fu te * situated on New Hampshire (Fer Gand H. me soey, 12 Sauare 107, situated on K st., bet. W.L WALL &00.. Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & O0., A: X B South corner of Penn's aver ead oth st. SALE OF 87 AT AUCTIO! On MONDAY AFTERNOON: wort Ta, at 3 will sell at our Auction 03S Corporation ooraon Poving Stock. 1:0 Metropolitan Railroad Company. . = W. L, WALL & 00., Ancts. 2Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD FIRST ST. ING LOTS AT THE (CORNER OF EAST ANTD STREET NOBTH. On WEDNBS months, sect: All conveyancing « of the purchaser. $0 down when aol ap 20-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. '—A large eonvenient HOUSE in the country; also asmall COTTAGE. To persons desirons of ‘spending the summer months in the country these places present many inducemen’ Address or apply to Mrs, N. MAGRUBER, B densbur, ap 21 2awiw Fo, SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- dolph county, Va. Title indispdtable. Terms reasonable. Will be sold in tracts to suit purchay- ers. For quality of land I refer to Hon. Geor. 2 Re Latham, MC, from West Virginia, and 4 Wallach, editor Washinetou Siar. For title in avire at the rooms of FORD & HINE. over Ham- mack’s restauant. 202 Pa. avenue. T psitivel Ad. “spare °° THOMAS H. FORD. FOE SALE—A TRA’ oT OF LAND, within bait hour ride from the Navy Yard Market, suitable for butcher business or market garden, Apply to F. SCALA, E street, between 9th and i0th, Navy Yard. ap 20 St rs KENT—STORE and DWELLING No. 526 3 between 2d and 3d sts., is land will near Adams’ Express Offic A good stand for any business Bent tow to a good tenant. Apply next door to W OMEARA. ep 20-3" "yy. LE1T—An excellent BRICK STABLE, for 3 or 4 horses, carriage honse,hay loft and coach- an's room. in'a large paved alley street and Franklin Square. Rer Apply 25 per month. of the Germania Fire Ingur- 7th street, from 9to It. m, or . ap 20-2t* “OR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES — one ou Vennsylvania avenue, No. 373, opposite Nw tional Hotel, 17 reoms. water, and gas; one on 2 2to3 p.m 43. street and Missouri avenne, 14 roems. 5+. Apply to H. 5. JOHNSTON, No. 373 ia avenue, between 4%, and th streets. I FSTAURANT FOR =ALE—One of the best Stands in the city, doiug a geod business, Kent moderate. Appl at this office, ap 19-3" por RENT—A BE SE. containing nine rooms with large yard , situated on 9th street, betveen E « G, Navy Yard. Apply on the prem- ines, ap 19 6t* ‘OB RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS in that large house, No, 242, corner of G and 15th sts., known as the Douglass House. For gentlemen only, with refererces, ap 19 6t* Fe RENT—A large, pleasant front CHAM- BER. fornisned, suitable for two gentlemen. Inquire at 175 @ street, ketween 19th and 20th streete. ap 19-6t" <3 \Ok BENT—A HOUSE with 8 rooms, on Lst., between 9th and 1th; two Houses on 12th st near Maryland avenue Apply to GEORGE HAUPTMAN, 512 ith st., near Pa. av, apl9-3t* (OK KENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, (partly furnished, or unfurnished,) five rooms, front and back yard, woedshed, ctc.. at 394 2d street east, between East Capitol and north A streets, Capitol Hill. Inquire on the premises after 4.90 ap 19-3t* OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa Kestaurant, with Ale Vaults and Oyster Bar, in therough order and doing a good business, will be sold on reasonabl« terms, by applying to corner 9th and D strects, opposiie Seaton Hall. ap 19-ee3t* ;OR RENT—The beautiful STORE now used for the Hatand Furnishing business under For- reset Mall. rgetown, D. C., with new Fixtures for sale ry Goods or Confectionery store this stand fs not excelled in the District. Good bargain can be Lad by calling early at the store. Rent moderate, ap 19-3t" OR RENT—The new BUILDING on the corner of 6th street and Lonistana avenne. consisting of two Stores and a Dwe!ling or Offices above. Has bath room, water closets, water, and £83 in the Ronse. ALSO FOR SALE—LOT 26, (Island, in Sqnare 327. on Mth street, between Maryland avenue and south E street. Apply to , MRS. A. SIMPSON. iD 19-30" No. 4 Low ‘& avenne, H FOE SALE OUSE of 9rooms, with three vacant LOTS, on the corner of Pennsylvania ave ‘ve and 13th strest east. Lots 2 by 180 each. Water inthe yard; 1» ec. = 3 ty B 1 LOT, $2,500. BOUSE and 2 LOTS, $3 .000. HOUSE and 3 LOTS, $4,000. pasy. gp ois D.L. WELLB &00 . ap 19-10t corner 13th and F streets, Fe SALE. 1 HOUSE and LOT of 43x95 feet on 9th street west, garden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c. 1 BUILDING LOT, 20x95 feet on 9th street west. 1 FARM of 131 acres, on 7th street turnpike, eight miles frem Washington. Will be exchanged fer iinproved city property. 1 new FRAME BUILDING, eontaining three houses of two rooms each, on Capitol Hill. 1 new FRAME HOUSE on Capito! Hill, adapted for four families. 7new BRICK HOUSES, 4 rooms each, $1,30— $250 down; rest in five years. 1 BRICK STORE and HOUSE of 6 rooms. 1 good HOUSE, and Garden of 3 acres, near Laure} Depot, $1,208. 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, on 1ith street, $700. Apply to the SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE AGENCY, 19-tf 492 7th street, OR RENT—A STORE BOOM on Pa. avenue, No. 42%, suitable for most any kind of busi- ness. Should the person desire to open a restau- rant he can purchase the license and fixtures very cheap. Apply toJ. L. MILLER, 430 Pa. av, Bp 18-6t" OR SALE—TLhe LEASE and EFFECTS of a first class Club Ho ing ® good business, wiil be sold a bargainit lied for immediately. If net sold before Thursday, the 26th of April, it will be sold at public sale on that day. Address R. and B., Star office. ap 15-5t* OR SALE—The STOCK and GOOD WILL of a small Fancy and light Dry Goods Store; can be purchased very cheap forcash The ow isen aged in other business, and is unable to atten| to for h. Well situated for business. Rent of store with dwelling attached $25, smad] — abeut gio or S50. st., pear K, in the grocery. [OR RENT—A fine Stock at present Inquire 332 18th apls-4t* A fine BRICK HOUSE, No. 424 6th street, furnished, Rent in advance. In- quire of Dr. BOGAN, 455 Massachusetts avenue, near 6th st. ap I7-eost™ {OR SALE—On 7th street, between H and 1 streets, pear the Patent Office, LOT and HOUSE, No. 401, in square 423. occupied by Mr. H, L. Blouts’s matinee and thers store. For terms apply toF 8. KERN, at 633 M near Sth st. ap OR SALE—A three story HOUSE, brick baso- ment, on 4th st.;8 rooms, water and gas. Lo- ed t. and New York avenue. Price Peso ete? L st. and Now TELS LOO 12-10t ‘Wsth and F 4 20 SALE—A DRUG STORK, now doing » profitable business. Address or call at the store, corner 6th street west and Massachusetts fe rticulars. “Wecot JOS. L. BOGAN. Foz SALE—The LEASE for cight years, with the improvements snd Furnitures of the EU- BOPEAN HOTEL, on the cerner of Pennsy'vania avenue and Ith treet. If the above isnot so. 1 erh the Ist of April, there will be a catalogue sale soen thereafter, of which due notice will be given. The Hotel is doing agooa business, and the only reason for selling ison accownt of ill health of the undersigned. inesire ou the premises. F OR SALE—25.000 extra gnolcs Hardy ere lowmi ROSES, ORNAM LANTS and SHRUBS. FRVIT TREES. €c.c. The best kinds known in Europe and America, A. JAR: DIN. Florist, 18th, corser of M, Washington, D. 0, mh 22-Im* NEXOELUENT FAMILY HORSE and vill TN GE with HARNESS complete, ‘aus Private sale,or will be ex ‘operty. Ort CARE, OIL MEAL. Every one owning « horse should uso the above articles, especially at this season of the year. SEED OATS. SR ESane satiate Sex wales the very best te, the FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in quantities to suit, by W.M.GALT & CO., mh 16-tf Corner Ind. ave and ist street. SALnav Or“ Inquire at ap 16-3t SALAD OLLI received from Bordeaux. “— EYQUEM’S ip penteg o - LSIOR WEISS BEER. wee EXCELSIOR I will be prepared in afew day: ‘sons who may favor me with Berton article of WEISS BRR eee: with new ry, from the best material, by au Lo i “RILEY A. er Upiow otiline Depot.” Corn ireen and streets, apit2w _[Obrontntel] “Georgios Bb, ESTABLISHME! AE Dintiet of Colum eie ea O WIN dris, where PIANOS and ORGANScan thoroughly tuned ond re sree fe 5 ae PIANO SoRtis MANUFACTORY. Numerous lishment, No. org north of or tof the best new arf secoldd-hand’ PIANOS and ORGANS on Suny terms, ‘ap 1@-3m* OR RENT—Several small and medium sized HOUSES. FOBSALE—A number of HOUSSS, rangin, ip price from §300 to $8000 Also. one fine BUILDING LOT. rannir ack to peved . For terms a Agency Of- oe 498°K treet norths near sth. spt-ln™ (OR BENT—The STORE recently eccupied by Loomis & Mayhew, No Peuna. av., Wash- ington Building. Also, O' 4, firet floor; 9 and 11. second Roor; and 16. third Hoor. For terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES, Seaton ouse. apd-dtt B HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR W "WENT" Pumntenea or upfurnished, in city and Georgetown. owe MAN & GREEN, feist 18 Intelligencer Building. BR RENT—One three story’ BRICK F Godse on New J ‘avenue, bet. FandG@ , containing 9 rooms, wi' and ven immediately . JOHESON, Corner of th L streets north. SALE Some of the most desirable PRO- F PENTY ever offered Lap ioneny for lots ¥ D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SLAND AT PUBLIC S4LE. We will sell ge auction.on the premises, ox WEPNESDAY. April 25. at 53 o'clock p.m. Lot 13. in Square W1, fronting 28 feet on 6th street west, between L and M streets south, and running back 9 feet. Improved by Brick Honse of seven rooms; also a two story frame back building con- taining three rooms. Terms at sale. $10) down when knocked off. Ap 20-5t D. L. WELLS & O0., Aucta, BX GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526 corner7th and D streets. VALUABLE IMPROV PROPERTY ON 7TH STREET, OPPOSITE PARK HOTEL On FRIDAY, the 27tn in: it, at 6 o'clock p. m., we shail sell. on the premtses, Lot No. 39. in Jesse B. Haw’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant, haying 4 nearly new two-story Frame, twenty-eight feet front. Also, @ fine adjoining Lot, runniug through to Sth street. Terms: One-third cash: balanceiné and 12 months. secured by # deed of trust on the premises. Al converancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when sold c ILLIAMS, Aucta, ap 20 da GRE « BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, HANDSOMS BUILDING 1.0T, FRONTING ON are: IEOLS ANN ae Oot eee raat PUBLIO AUGTION. er eae On THURSDAY, the 26th inst..at 6 o'clock p.m we shall sell,on the premises, Square part lot No. Ne. —, having 22 feet 6, inches front by ‘: inches deop, making ita good front and : One-half cash; balance in six and twelve secured b of trusi on the premises. All veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of purchaser, $50 down when sola, __ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, No. $26, corner 7th and D streets, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10 WEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 1074 STS. SDAY. the 25th inst , at 10 o'clock a. On WEDN m.. we shall seil at honse No. 363 the following Formltare, vie cot shogany Hatr cloth Sofa, Chairs, Bocke: Marble-top Center Table, Whatnot ad Matting. Dressing Rureans Cottage Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Washstanis Mattresses, Window Shades, Oil Cloths Cooking Stoves, Crockery. &c A lot of Kitchen Requisites ap2 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, No. 6, corner 7th and D sts. north. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON I ST. NORTH, BETWEEN STH AND 9TH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock, we ree Claas the premises, the following Furn: ure, viz Bair Cloth Sofas, Chairs, Bockers, Hat Back Clocks, Dressing Bureaus. Washstands Bedsteads, Marble top Tables, Wardrobes Sideboards, Book Case, thet Window Shades Carpets, Refrigerators Mattresses, Stoves, Pictures, Crockery, &c., And good lot of Kitchen Reuuisites, nd many other articles which we deem unnec- ary to enumerate - at 8 o’cleck p. m.. we shall sell, on the premixes, the Dwelling House, consisting of a three story Frame. containing 1] rooms, 25 feet front by a5 feet deep with water and gas, Terms wade kyown on the day of sale apwd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND MAKKET GALDEN ON THE HEIGHTS OF GKORGETOWN. AT AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 30, o'clock, I will sell, on the premises, alT of that le property now Me by Diedrich Hie- market garcen, lying west of High st and north of and adjoining the ri Cox and Henry Kengla, Esq8,, and covtains thir teen (13) acres, and is rew in a high state of culri- It has a good dwelling house. large barn and stables, carriage house, smoke house. and all necessary outbuildings. There are three excolle: sprines of water en ihe place, and a pam) of w: ter at the door;ard one of the finest vows of the Potomac river to be found in the District. This property of ers a rare chance for invest- ment. [t won) ruit for a private residence, or could be divided mto buiiding Icts. Terms: One helfcash; balance in 3,6 and 9 months. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyancirg and stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. Tits perfect. ap 20-d THOS. DOWLING, Anct. B* J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD. ON 19TH STREET, BETWEEN NORTH EK A STS. DL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 23, at 5 o'clock on the premises, we shall sell crtginal Lets Nos 20, 21 and 22 in Square No. 85, each 5 feet 3 inches on 19th street west, between north K and Lstreets, and running back: Let 20, 104 feet; Lot 21, 102 feet 8 inches; Lot 22, north line 34 feet south «4 feet; all ton wide alley If reqnired,each lot wil! be divided into two building lets of 23 fect dg inches each. ‘erms: One-fourth cash; the balance in 1,2 and S years, with secured notes, bearing interest. A deposit of $20 will be required on each lot at time of vale. All conveyancing and stamps at purchas- er’s cost. ap 19-déds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. ¥ JAS. OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ATTBA€TIVE SALE OF THREE VERY DE- STBABLE BUILDING LOTS. On TUESDAY AfTEBNOON, April i7th,at5 o'clock p.m.,on the premises, we shail sell Lot t four idence of Rich No. 15, in reservation 11, fronting 54 feet on nerth C street, between 2d and 84 streets west, and run ing back 100 feet tan alley This prooerty, is uated © e Trinity Church, a1 0 thereaidence of W B Todd. KE i odd. Eso DNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 18, at Ji. Lot No. 5, in Square feet on nerth I street, between streets west. ¢nd running back 142 et7 inches toa 40-feet alles, opposite the Uorco- ran Row. immediately after the :bove sale, Let l4,in Square 218, irouting 8 feet on north K stre between lith and 5th streei’ west, and ronaing epson feet 7 inches te a 30-fee: alley, near Frank- in Square. Terms of sale: One-fifth cash; the residue in 1,2, 3, and 4 years, with interest, secure! by a deed of truston the preperty. A deposit ef $100 will be required oneach lot at time of sale If the terms of sale are not complied with within one week after day of sale. the property will be resold at the risk ané cost ofthe defaulting purchaser, after ene weel.’s notice in the National Intelligencer. Title perfect. Sale without reserve. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser ap ledeas JAS. C. McGUIBE & CO., Ancts. eo Stink 5 rid SALE, eave etapa lace Tuesday, i7th, is postpened ti! 5 ith April, at Sis O'clock, ana the sale for Wednes: day, 18th, is also postponed till WEDNESDAY, 25th April, at 5 0’olock, beth in consequence of the ch t weather, ep bats SAN.@. McGUTRE & 00. Anct’rs, GALE OF SPADES, SHOVELS, &c Ciref Quartermaster’s Opkee, Depot of Washington, . fashinzion, D. C., Avril 19, 1386. Will be sold at auction. under the direction of © in D. G. Thomas, militery storekeeper at depot, Armory Square. this city,on MON- ny 14, 1560, at 10 o'clock @. m., NigeahSre baudied and 1,800 long-haudled Shov- %& Sibley Tents, worn. wels are from the best cearere, aad manny of theben ee ta ectgioal peat its_will be sold singly; spades and shovels in el . lots of twelve. with the privilese of twalve dozen. 7 : Cash, in Govern. fh, HOOKER. op a Ne Cen. ae eT of Wasbingwon Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ° ‘VALUABLE BUILDING ‘apes | street north, tecwecn Hew Jersey avenue and rubentess AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* GREEN « WALLIAMS, Aactoneers ‘erms third cash; the months, secured by 8 deed of trust on the All convevancing revenue t *(pl-cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ABOVE SALE IS i" oats ROE Sta RESTENVS 2 same Jace —— GREEN & WILLIAMS, Awets, Dr WILLIAMS, Auctionsors Breeeee yD | 526, corner 7th and D streets. OF VALUABLE UNIM- frovting 13th street west, ° the east sive of sth street. between L and M ste. — running back 173 feet 6 inches to 8 30-foot ; i Terms: One-third cash; balance secured by s deed of trust on tie conveyancing and revenue stam} $20 down on each lo: when sold, GREEN & WILLIAMS. BBX J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A DESIRARLE : oe NEAR COKNER OF 22) D. ST END. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April fist, at 5% o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 83, 123 aud 124, I shall soll Lot 14. & 57 feeton sovth side of north L Corner of 22d street 5 <A R LOLOL ILO A —_—— street, pear the west. ronning back 100 feet toa 30 foot alley, with eewer running threugh the let Term: e-half cash; residue in six months, with Interest. secured by deed of trust on the ‘operty. onvey anci urchaser’s cost. = HOBERT A WATERS. Trustee, api7-a J. @. McGUIRE & ©O., Aucta, [L* 2: ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. CHANCERY SALE. I shall sell on SATURDAY, the 2ist day of April, A. D. 1855, —o a De ™.,0n the promises, the eastern one-half partof Square No. 823, under a de- cree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Lolumbia, in re, Johuston agt Jobnston et al. The prooerty is bounded by north M, east 6th and Sourcary streets, is 105 1-12 feeton M street by about 180 feet deep. The title is perfect ‘Terms: One-half cash; residue at six months, ith interest. or the purchaser at bis option may Pay the whole amount In cash. FREDEBIOK W. JONES. Trustee. ap7-10t J.C. McGUIRE £00. Aucts, rv ¥ D. L. WELLS & ©V., Auctioneers, We will sell, at public suction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, April 2i« She © Pm. Lot 25, in Square 524, from S inches on 34 Street west, between H and I, and ranning back 58 feet 6 inches to a 10 toot alley, imprer by 8 brick stable. Terms cash. S'@ required down when the prop- erty is knocked off. St mps and conveyancing at purchaser's cost aplsat D. L. WELLS & OO, Aucts. H. CLARK, Anctioreer, 1 S72 Pa. av.,adjoming Metropolitan Hotel Sale THIS EVENING of 100 4 y jer i Dilverplated Oasto: — HY ef f ies and Gents, in Gold and Siiver Watche 18 carat gold cases; Gold Chains, &c., to be sold without reserve to pay adve ces N. B.—All goods warranted to be as ap 193t H. A. CLAR resented, Auct. Y JAMES ©. McGUIBE & Co., Auctioneers. SALE OF QUARRY TOOLS. STONE WAGONS, HOUSES SHEDS, ETC On MONDAY MORNING, April 234. commen- cing at U1 o’cloek, we shail Rock Greek, must above Lyot A full ect of Quarry Tools Eight Stone Wagons gdbont 0 perches of first quality Biue Paving one ‘One large Frame Shanty and Stable One Pontoon Bridge, built to order, ete. Blacksmith 's Shop, equipped The Right and Privilege to Werk the best Quarry in the District apis JAS. ©. McGUIRE & ©0., Anc’r, BY. K. WALSH & O0., Avctioncers. No, 250 Penns. ave.,coruer th street. ITURE. GOO! anh 4 ROOM. GAS FIXTURES. AND BE IMPROVEMENTS OF Tiik EUBO- HOTEL, CORNER 1TH STREET AND NUE. AT AUCTIO! OBNING, April 23, at 10 o'clock, We will sell, without reser: ash. Good » for Will and Unexpired Lease bf ‘the together with all the improvements. E80, A fird stock of Bottled Liquors, in Whi Bras- dy, Hock and other Wines, Segars. = Barrels Gin, Whisky, Branly, Bum, Wines, &c. ™ pet wee -—4J TBictaioe, Glam Wane: Steve, anc Jenny Lind Table. One Musical Clock, in ‘good ender, to be sold for ecconnt ard risk of former purchaser. = T open for inspection early on mern- le. ap 18-4t M. K. WALSH & 00. A ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. BUILDING LOTS ON STH STREET WEST. NEAR T STREET NORTH. < On MONBAY AFTERNOON, April 234, at 5 o'clock, en the premises, we shall sell Lot 4, im Square 39, fronting @ feet on 9th street west, be- tween borth T and Boundary. running back 9 feet three building STOCK shove Hotel, 6inches; and will be eubdivided in lots of 3) feet front each. Terms: One-half cash; residue in six and twelve months, with interest. secured on the property. Conveyancing at expense of ya ap l7-dts J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Ancta. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anuctio: B No. 526, corner 7th aud D streets, AUCTION SALE OF A TWO-STORY AME HOUSE AND LOT, ON F STREET roore, a EEN THIRD AND FOURK-AND-A-HAL. Gn MONDAY, the 234 instant. at 6 o'clock p. in front of,the premises. part of Lot No Fquare No. £38. having 16 feet front by 61 feet with the improvements, consisting of a long House, containing feur and kitchen, with an excellent a 4 of water in the yard. Terms: One-w: ash; bal, yo erence | stam, 50 down when sold. WILLIAMS, Anc*ioneers. * OVERNMENT SALE OF THE MILITAB! BAILEOAD AT BRAZOS SANTE- oer AGO TEXAS. arermaster Gener@l’s Office. { [a D. C., ‘April 19, 1885. ~ Bg & prof apis-d GREEN The attention of capitalists seeki; investment is invited to this saie. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Quartermaster General, (Division of River and Ballroed Teapeportetion,) at Washington. D. C., AY OF JUNE next, at 12 0'clock M.. for the purchaseef all the rigut,'title. and im- terest of the United States im avu ‘to the States Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago te ex: White's Banche, T The sale will ii the entire track, and si- water stations. turn-tables, Riga io hs ronds dager wits Sara BE Mook, cars, machinery, and other equip- The sale will not include the title to the land, ‘nited States. ona From this point connection om is int moros. This route is the shortest a1 the im- which does not beleng to the This road is about ten miles i Tength. and ex- Brazos Santiago to White’s Ranche, on the Bio Grande. t is made by steamer with Brownsville nd best for meuee traffic between the Guif of Mexico and interior of Southern Texas and ‘Northern ™ rated, for ft gut to el . for frei per barrel, and for pas- 15, road i fot ra Ng five feet gauge, good ties, T rail, and M cular descri of the can petbialac sth mene” ts Bab Qua Military Division of the Gulf, at od iors Searka te tet on s| and supplies, whenever required, at the by Government at the time to the New York Copy iy be those =