Daily national Republican. [volume], October 28, 1865, SECOND EDITION, Image 3

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ThcAIcxftnitriaandWaAhlngtonnall
road Citizens of the Seventh 'Ward
Protest against (he Oar runnlnjr
through (he Streets
Last evening, pursuant to call, ft Urge number
of the cltliena of the Seventh ward Mumbled at
1'otomao 1111, corner of Maryland avenue and
BeTenth street, for the purpose of taklnr action
and protecting against Ue passage of he bill
which passed tho Board of Common Council oa
Wednesday evening lest, granting certain prlv
lieges to the Washing ton and Alexandria Kail
road Company a copy of which bill appeared la
the Ran blicaii of Thursday last
The meeting wis called to order, and, on mo
tion. Dr. James B Morgan was chosen president,
and Mr Joieph L Pearson secretary
Dr. Morgan said he presumed the gentlemen
understood the object of the muting The con
dition of Maryland arcane we well known to
all A railroad which wonld be a disgrace to
any village extended along Maryland avenue,
from one end to the other That road could Dot
be tolerated In any civilised community) and yet
oor Board of Common Council had passed a bill
extending their privileges for a period of twenty
years It was impossible for a person with a
vehicle to cross the avenue, unless he went to
one of the cross streets lie was satisfied the
bill wan passed by the Board without reading It
carefully; for noone who bad the Interest of the
city at heart coold have voted for such an act
Dr. Allen moved that a committee of five be
appointed todrart resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting; adopted) and the Chair ap-
Jolnted s inch committee, Dr Charles F Allen,
ohu K Elvans, Jonas U Ellis, John Knight, Dr
K C Groggtn, Wm.J Martigh.andJ.il Bird
Mhsm Elvans and Ellis were excused, and
Mr Robert Graham waa appointed In place of
jur bins
The committee having retired, afterwards re
Inroad and ranortad tha fullowlnir!
Whereas the.Board of Common Council did, al a
trwclftl meetlnir held for that Dnrnoee on Wednes
day evening, pass an act granting the right of
way with steam power through our streets on the
ran nay now iaia inera j
lieAulved, That as eUlsens of Washington we
solemnly protest against the aforesaid act which
consents to the running of steam engines through
the centre of the city at all hoars of the day and
night, as being dangerous to the lives and
limbs of our cltltens, and being greatly Injurious
to the property on or near said roate.
Reaolveit, That the present railroad track was
laid down by the Government In the hurry of
military operations , temporary expedient,
without reference to the convenience or Interests
of the city, and was submitted to by us as a mil
itary necessity to end with the war, and that the
war being at an end, the road should be restored
to Its proper condition The track now laid being
above tho grade of the street, with excavations
tendering It Impossible for vehicles to pass from
one side of the street to the other, and which Is
to remain, according to the provision of the first
hoctlon ot said act, is an unmitigated nuisance,
which would not be tolerated by any respectable
village In our country.
Rttol vtd. That we aretn favor of manufac
ture, commerce, railroads, and all other Inter
nal Improvements, but we ask that they be man
iued and regulated as In other cities, so as to be
a benefit and notanlnlury to onr city, and as
four miles per hoar Is the rate of apeed allowed
by tho bill to steam cars, horses could draw
them quite aa fast, which would obviate nearly
all the objections to the use of steam for that
purpose, the security and comfort of our clttieas
boingor at least as much Importance as the In
terest of a railroad company which has not ap
preciated favors already bestowed
Revolved, That the thanks of our citizens are
due, and are hereby tendered, to Messrs Hamil
ton, Mead, Williams, Joyce, Wright, Dudley,
and Walker for their strenuous opposition to the
above-named Iniquitous measure, passed as It
was by an overbearing majority In such Inde
cent haste
Dr Allen said he thought It perfectly right and
proper for the cltltens to take action In regard to
this matter The meeting of the Board of Com
mon Council on Wednesday night was called for
the special parpose of passing that bill It wan
forced through lu one night They could not
wait until next Monday, but had to call a special
meeting. The bill had been adroitly drawnand
framed, and be had no doubt that many members
voted for the till without having read It over
carefully The engines were running all day
and all utgU rumbling, screaming and whlntllng
One conld Imagine how exceedingly annoying It
Man Tho bill also contemplates that the road
shall be run out Blxth street to the northern part
of the city, so It may be near the new depot of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company The
rrtud did not benefit the city No city was ever
1 eneflted by a railroad rnnnlng through It Tha
Couoclls tell us we will get the sixty thousand
dollar due the corporation of Washington by
this railroad company
He thought if the Corporation had endorsed
those bonds the road was good for It and the
money could be made He understood the road
was oue of the best paying roads In the country
If they are allowed these privileges, soon they
will bring a train or cars from lSevr Orleans and
carrv it througb to Mew ork, and this city will
not be benefited anr br the road The locomo
tlves would cau'O Innumerable accidents, as they
bad aires ly done He thought these con il J e ra
tions wfre sufficient to oppose the passage of the
bill Ho would not say It was the excursion
ticket to Richmond given to the members of the
Council which tnducod them to vote for the bill,
hut certainly something unknown to the cltltens
unut hate Induced them to pass It
Alderman Thomas E Lloyd did not think It
v. proper for him to say anything on the sub
ject When it came before the Board of Alder
nin he would act with a view to the Interest and
welfare of the citizens of his ward A number
f serious questions were connected with this
It was a question la bis mind If we, aa a corpo
ration, had a right to pass such a law. In 1SJS
Con ret" s made a law placing all the avenues In
the rlty under the Commissioner of Public Build
tugH If we cannot prevent the passage of the
bill aa It passed the lower Board, I thluk we can
appeal to the magnanimity of the members to
nllow us to govern the road oy such police regu
lation! as will ensure safety to the cltltens
Wecau provide that they runtbelr cars through
at certain hours, that they shall employ signal
men, and direct that they should take up and re
lay tho track, so as to correspond with the grade
of the street We could prevent them blowing
the whistles lu the street, sod do many things
which would make h e111 less objectionable
The gentlemen might rest assured that their
representatives In the Board of Aldermen would
do all they could for the Interest and welfare of
tho cltltens, but he feared they could do but little
Oue thing which his friend (Dr Allen) had said
lie mint resent and that was about the tickets to
Richmond Whatever charges could be brought
ngalnkt the members of the Council, the gentle
men might rest assured that the members had
not been corrupted by having railroad tickets
given them He thought railroads wero benefi
cial to any city He anticipated that In the
courxe of a few years provisions and produce
would be brought In from Irglnla which would
greatly benefit the city He thought we might
now assure ourselves oi ids raci mai mu uvuh
Bridge was a permanency, and that It had be
come permanent on account of this railroad
Alderman C S Noyes said his colleague had
said all that could be said on the subject It was
known that wherever a railroad passed directly
through a city the business of such city was
ruined almost entirely If the people of the city
could understand that the city would not ba ben
efited by the road, theu the bill might be de
feated lie did not think Congress would pass
u bill In favor of this railroad In opposition to the
wishes of the cltltens of this place If the bill
could not be defeated In the Councils, It might be
made less objectionable
Mr Lloyd said he would be glad If gentlemen
would address himself or his colleague, giving
their views on the sublect, so they could be
brought before the Board
Dr Allen thought that if they were made to
pull their cars through the streets by horses the
bill would not be so objectionable lie knew
two cities which had been mined by railroads
paining through them As long as the road ter
minated at a city the place prospered, but when
the road passed through to connect with other
roads, theu the city was Injured That bill, as
pained In the lower Board, must have been
drawn by some one In the employ of the com
piny Mr John R Elvans, as oue of the residents on
the much-abused Maryland avenue, thought we
mluht do ourselves much barm while we were
eudo&vorlng to do ourselves some good He
thought the cltltens should endeavor to Impress
upou both the Councils and Congress that we
wire not only la favor of, but would try to get
all the railroads we could to the city Had we
n t Ihe power to Instruct our representatives that
tho i rlvilcge could be granted on condition that
the company would establish a freight depot at
tha Lung Brldgef We could make them have
l heir road on a grade with the avenue He was
klud to nee cltltens assembled for a business
nuettug, and politics left out of the question
(At this time au engine passed by, making so
much nolso that Mr Elvans had to suspend
btteral totVes ' The engine has the floor ")
Mr Llvans said he thought It only required
a uulted effort on the part of the cltltens to go to
the Commissioner, and they could get Maryland
avenue paved from the Capitol to the Long
Bridge It was time that the cltltensof tho Sev
tnlh Ward should arlso and have their Interests
seeu to There was ono or two words In the res
olutioos which he thought showed spite or re
veuge, and he would like to see them struck out
He moved to strike out lit the last resolution the
words ' lacd as It was by an overbearing
majority and la such Indecent baste ' ' The mu
tton wit carried, and the rnolatlon tnunditl,
lis also moved to strike out Id tho second reso
lution the words "without reference to the con
venience or Interests of the city." Adopted, and
the resolutions were passed as amended,
Alderman Lloyd said he had been Informed by
Mr. Moore, President of the lower Board, thathe
drew the bill as passed by the Board after con
sultation with Mr Davldge, the attorney for the
Corporation In the suits against the said railroad
company.
Dr. Morgan said he had do Ideathat the Coun
cils were unfaithful. He thought the Seventh
ward was well represented Dr M said a few
days ago a minister called opon a gentleman on
Maryland avenue While he was la the house
the locomotive passed; the horse became fright
ened, ran off, and broke the boggy to pieces et
some of onr newspapers had said It was well for
the railroad to pass through the city,
Mr Elvans moved that a committee consisting
of the two Aldermen and three Cooncllmen be
appointed to wait upon the Commissioner of
Public Buildings to get Maryland avenue paved
Mr Lloyd said a resolution should be Intro
duced asking Congress to pave Maryland ave
nue. He thought his friend might modify his
resolution so as to authorlte the appointing of a
committee of ten cltltens to wait upou the Commissioner.
Mr Elvans said he never did believe In the
efficacy of the committee to lepresent the Interest
of the Corporation before Congress He thought
the ward representatives should press it before
tne uounciis, and men be lore ine commissioner
of Public Buildings
Dr. Atlsu moved that a committee of five sen-
ttemen be appointed to act with the members of
the Councils from the Seventh ward to get Mary
land and Virginia avenues graded and paved
Adopted
Ana me unair appointed juessrs jonn it m
vans, Wm J Mnrtagh, Robert Graham, Jno
Knigni, ana vt, unarie r Alien as sicn com
mittee By request, Messrs Graham and Knight were
excused; and on motion Messrs John II
Sernmes and the chairman, Dr Morgan, were
substituted In their place
The meeting adjourned to meet again at the
call of the president.
Nkw Onuncn Edifice. Wo notice anlm-
Sortsnt Improvement on N street north, between
lath and Tenth streets west. In the erection of a
church edifice, to be designated as the North
Presbyterian Church The building is large and
commodious, being 66 feet In length by 40 in
Dream, ana is almost reauy ior occupancy, we
understand that a festival and sociable will be
held In It Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week, October 31 and November 1, at 7l
o'clock, the proceeds to be devoted to the furnish
ing of the edifice We hope the residents of the
northern portion of the city will co-operate to
render tne effort a successiui one.
BtREET BCEItK Of PjUflCSYLVAltlA AvE-
hck "Splendid! What a beautiful suit you
nave on, ur. Economy I (examining tne goods j
Perfectly elegant 1 Guess vou have been to New
York " "Oh, no, my dar fellow; Smith H
Brothers, 494 Seventh street, opposite the Post
uince, are me manufacturers uo ana oraer one
for yourself, if you wish to save twenty per cent.
and get the finest goods la the city. ' '
i i
"I'm a You i a Oirl rnoM fur Couktry.
ASD YOCUAVT UETOVIE MB ""
A country girl once came to tow i,
The wondrous sights to see,
And thought that she would play coquette,
Wherever she might be,
Says she, I'll tease these city chaps
mm graces uani ana iree,
" I'm a young girl from the country,
But they can't get over me "
Full soon the lovers came around,
But she selected three,
Oue was a gallant soldi r boy,
Another loved the sea;
The other a plain citizen,
Ssys she, I'll fool alt three,
" I'm a young girl from the conatxyf
But you can't got over me '
The gallant soldier first proposed,
Inlanguage bold and frro
And says, I know she will accept;
bhe's very proud of me
She looked into his crying eyes,
rrd sang with voice of glee,
"' I'm a young girl from the country,
And you can't get over me '
The sailor next put on his best,
And swung himself to lee,
And thought he'd anchor out for life,
When she his mate should he
He popped the question, but she smiled.
With shaking bead, says she-,
" I'm a young girl from the country.
But you can't get over me '
The citizen was more acute,
Before be reached her door,
He bought himself a splendid suit
At the People's Clothing Store
He came, he saw, he couquered, too,
And then proposed hay she,
" I m a young girl from the country,
But you are the boyfor me, "
or you buy yourclothei at J 11 (smith's, the
People's Clothing Store, 460 Seventh streot, op
posite the Post Office
BOAUDINQ TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommtdated with a ROOM and BOARD
at 497 Maryland aveaue oc27 tf
TAKEN ESTHAY BY THE METRO POL
X ITAN POLICE Ou the 6th Instant, i light
BAY HORSE, having white hind feet, i Sound
estray by the Metropolitan Police The swner
must nrove title to said horse to the atlf action
of the Property Clerk of the Iltrlct, at Ko 4SJ
lentil street wesi, uy iu a in iucii'ai., No
vember 7, If 63, or the borne will 1 e thn s old to
the highest cah bidder, at the Bataar of W L
Wall A Co, No OS Louisiana avenue, pui suant
to law By order
OLO 11 HEKRICK, Property Chirk
oc29 3t W W WALL Si CO , Auicts
IJUTTiniFIED'S OVEHLAND DIS-
X3 PATCH COMPANY,
MA FORT RILEY AND THE OREAT SBIOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COL
ORADO TLRIUTOltr.
This Company start for Atchison and Law
renco, Kansas, a dally line of Express Coaches
hung on thorough brace-springs, comfortable
and roomy (Passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from St Louis connect with these
Coaches at Lawrence t
The route Is through & fine country abounding
in game, &c , and over the finest natural road In
the world
Merchants ordering goods In the East to go by
this Line should be careful and mark jackages
as follows
"MaButterfiflld'sO D Co Express,
Atcblnon, Kansas "
Principal Office No 03 Broadway, New York
For further particulars apply to any of the
following offlcere
NEW YORK
E P BRAY, President
Col J II. PULESTON, Secretary
W K KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer
GEO E COCK, Assistant Treasurer
WM MARTIN, General Agent
ATCHISON, KANSAS
Gen W R BREWbTER, Vice President
D A BUTTEKFIELD, Gen'l Superintendent.
MaJ Gen A Mc D McCOOK,
Special Agent,
ot23-tf Headquarters Atchison, Kansas
qiiE Tmehican land COMPANY
AND AGENCY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW ORK,
OFFICE NO o7 BROADWAY,
NLW ORIC CITY,
Will buy and sell Real Mate as the agent of
others In all parts of the United States, ej eclally
lu the South
Will negotiate loans on Real becurltlss
Will facilitate Emigration aud will transact
all bUNluetts In which a responsible agent, known
and trusted by all InlerestH my I e usefully em
ployed JOHN A ANDRhW, President
(bank E Howk,
VlcePresldeut andGen'lAgt North
oc26-lw
JO. PARKER,
POST OtFICE NEWS STAND,
nss on band at alt times all the
MAOAZINES, CIIKAP PUBLICATIONS, ETA
TIONfcRY OF ALL KINDS
Also all the NORTHERN PAPERS received at
the earliest moment
WASHINGTON PAPERS
for sale as soon as Issued
AVV-Tho DAILY AND WEEKLY REPUBLI
CAN are for sals at PARKER'S, and subscrlp
tloui received. sep8 tf
A.2kZT7SX2IIX3nZ,X0a
AROVBR'fl THBATR
u rsaesylvanla avenue, near wlliard
Hotel.
THIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER M, IMS,
LAST TWO PERFORMANCES
or THI
GREAT ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA.
By Dion Bouclcault and B. II House
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
Iff) wn r n nmr ii t
for the accommodation of families and persons
residing at a distance, on which oecaslon the price
of admission will be SO cents to all parts of the
House Night performance as usual On both
occasions Bouclcault and House's new and beau-
lirul Irish Drama, In three acts,
ARRAH NA l'OQDE;
OR, TUB W1CKLOW WEDDING I
with all its Gorgeous Scenery, Intricate Mechan
ism, and Incomparable Cast of Characters
la rehearsal, "Plot and Passion In prepar
ation The Btreeta of New York," which wilt
be produced upon tho most liberal seals
P
E NN 0 & MAQINLEY'S
WienlHiTAW rritBiinuii
Oa Eleventh street, near Pennsylvania avenue
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSI
Eleventh night of the talented Artistes,
MR AND MRS W. J FLORENCE
SATDRADY. OCTOBER 25, 166.
The performance will commence with Lover's
Drama, la two acts, of
RORYO'MORE,
Rory W. 3 Florence
To conclude with Florence's laughable farce of
MICIIIEOUSANNIK
Tim Sonne Mr W. J. Florence
Annie Spruce..,. Mrs W. J. Florence
QDD FELLOWS' HALL. '
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 2S,
NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS,
TUB GREATEST BLESSING OF THE AOB 1
roa the
REMOVAL OF TEETH WITHOUT PAIN I
THE NEW YORK DENTAL COMBINATION,
DR8 DROWN, KNOWLTON h CO ,
Will give one of their Novel and Amusing En
tertainments at the above-named place and time,
for the purpose of showing the wonderful
effects of the Nitrons Oxide on the Nervous Sys
tem, It being perfectly harmless In its nature.
We will state that the entertainment will be both
amusing and Instructive
Several Gent Uirun ict 11 inhaU ths On Those
who wish to have teeth extracted either by their
own dentlt or by the operator present, can do
so free of charge by making application at the
Halloa or before the evening of the entertain
ment We have administered the Gas to several thou
sand persons, and have never yet had an acci
dent or failure
THE DENTAL COMBINATION
WILL OriV Alf OPFIOX,
FOR THE EXTRACTION OF TEETH,
No 517 TWELFTH ST , NORTH PA. AVENUE
CARDS OF ADMISSION, 23 CLNT8
Doors open at 7 , to commence a quarter before
a ocioca ociZO-or
GRAND TADLEAUX, CONCERT AND
TEA PARTY,
AT
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL,
roa tub
BENEFIT OF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
TUESDAY, OCT 31st, and NOV 1st and 2d
Printed programmes distributed at the door.
Season Tickets, 11 Admission, 00 cents
Doors open at quarter before 7 Curtain rises
at half-past 7. octil St
ETTJCA-TIONAJLi.
QIIEQARAYINSTI tITTET"
ENOLISn AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nob 1527 and 1520 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
Will reopen on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, IMS
French is the langnsgs of the family, and Is
constantly spoken tn the Institute
For circulars and particulars apply to
MADAME D'HEKVILLY,
aull-3m Principal
30,000,000
DOLLARS
MEXICAN LOAN.
COUPON BONDS
in imj or
$50, $100, $500, ana $1,000
IKTKItEST 7 1'Elt CENT
1'uTabl. B.tnlADDuallr
1' A Y A B L E
Principal and Interest
IN !OLD.
THE FIlIbT lEAlt'S INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED
TEN MILLION DOLLARS la be .olj at 81 Y.T
CENTS on lb. DOLLAR, United Slate. Currency ,
Intereat thai eqnl!of TWELVE l'ER CENT IN
GOLD, or SEVENTEEN PERCENT IN UNITED
STATES CURRENCY, at rreient rat. of premium
la Rold
THE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
EVEn OFFERED
Subecrlptloa. recelred, aud full particular.
coiaiuualcat.it by
JOHN W. COnUES & CO ,
AND
J. N. TIFT,
Financial agent of the Republic of Mexico,
fi7 Hroadwaj, New York
Sabacrlptlon. will alio be received by Danlce
aod Danker, generally oct23 2w
tt""must"bkdone
it must be done
for the next sixty days,
1011 THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
We .hall .ell all our iiomeni. etock of Men', and
Boy.1 Clothing, Gentlemen'. urolihtan Good.
of every deecrlptlon, Hat. aud Cape, Trunks and
Umbrella., ttc , &o ,
REGARDLESS OF COST
REGARDLESS OF COST.
THE LAST CHANCE,
THE LAST CHANCE
QUICK, OK GONE
QUICK, OR GONE
460 SEVENTH STREET
40O 6EVE.NTH STREET
orrosiTE THE TOST OFFICE
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
J II SMITH
ociVlf J U bMITH
R.
II . GIBBONS 00.
REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, ANL
INSURANCE AOENTS,
CoMHiMiONias or Deeds and Notariei Public,
81 CEDAR BTRLET, and U9 BROOME BTREET,
(Near Broadway,) NEW YORK
Houses Let and Leased, Real Estate Bought,
Eotd, or Exchanged
Loans Negotiated, Deeds, Bonds, and Mortgages
executed
Keats and Claims collected
49 No connection with any other office in the
clly
a H niBBOBS TT.aiBBOIS OW UlBBOlfS
seli 3m
TOHN R. ELVANS A. CO .
C 87 Lonlelaoa avenue and 303 C ttreet,
TVAomnuiuu, v i ,
DI1L1E IN
METALS.
TIN Baaca (pi gi) ;
TIN MtV'1""
'Strait." Iplm). Enillih
itralt." (pig. In ban)
LEAD Pig. Mleiourl. Die-. German. Dtff. Kne
lUh , bar . on.et, 3, 4, o, 8 lb I pipe.
SPELTER Slab
ZINC M 34, 38 Inch iheet
TIIURBEH'S ANTLFRICTION METAL.
SOLDER Brul.r'a; pewter
COPPER Brill. r'. j ih.alblng; do. llon.dl
Ingot J boll.
BRISS-Sheet
TIRMS-BJT J8II OB DELIVERY
apll
AxicrtcxoTt BAxaca.
A UOTION SALE OF HOSPITAL PflOP.
a1 ERTT.
Wuhifotoh, D. C Octob.rU.1SM
Will l lold it Publlo Auction, in Ihll dljr, at
iiKiHT rxioar. waraoou.., ruiaaua ft.iro.il,
on THURSDAY, Nov.mber 2, t 3 o'clock In th.
afternoon, a lot of BerTleeebl. Hospital Property,
eon.lsllng of Whit. nd Gr.y Blankets, Sheets,
Counterpanee, Pillow Cum, 8hlrla, Drawere,
Oowni, Stockings, M afr. Plloh.r., Knives, Fork.,
Spoone, Bowl., Iron Bdtft4., A. Term, cash
Pnrcli.iori will be r.iiulr.d to par for and r.
more good, within fortylght hoar, from aal.
0 SUTHERLAND,
octSS St Surgeon U. 8 A , Medical Purveyor.
SALE OP aOVEHNMKNT BUILDINGS
AT tl.EXAHDRIA. VA.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CnikP QrAUTsanATiRs Ornci,
ics, )
DirOT OP WAsniRUTOJt
WASRHtnrnw. n n . Oct 1 IftR
Will be sold at nntille atietlAn. nn Ihi nnm
lses, under the direction of brevet Lieutenant
Colonel J. O C Lee, A Q M , stand near Alex
andria, Va , oo FRIDAY, November 9. 1863, com
menciag at 10 o'clock, a m, the following-described
OoTSrsmsnt HnlM Intra fallAwa.
AT THE B E. CORNER OF WATER AND QUEEN
bTREETS
One (1) Mess-house, 18 by M feet, two stories
AT HUNTING CREEK BRIDGE
Ose (11 Onard-hoose, 16 by 41 feet
One (1) Block -house, 28 by 37 feet, heavy tim
ber, together with the Gates at both e&ds of ths
bridge, and 66 feet of stockade
AT SLOUGH BARRACKS, BETWEEN THE
KAibKUAU AND LITTLE RIVER PIKE
One (1) Guard-house, 20 by 41 feet
AT BAKERY POST, NEAR SICKLES BAP.
KAUKB
One (1) Guard-bonse. 12 br 30 feet
The buildings wilt be sold singly, In the order
named, and must be removed from the premises
ni.iiiu icu u.ri ifuui ins uaie Oi sale
Terms, Cash, la Government funds
D H RUCKER,
Bt M.J Geo and Chief Quartermaster,
oc2S 6t Depot of Washioton
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
HEAR CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET
AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
IIiAnarjiiTiii Dir'r or Waihihcitoi, )
OrricaorCntirQcABTiaxiatiB, 5
WiwijaioH, D C , October 28, 1863
Will b .old on the premlaea, at publle auction,
to th. highest bidder, under th. direction of Cap
tela John R Hyaei, A Q M , on SATURDAY,
November 4, 1863, at 10 o'clock a m , the fol-
lowlns-'deacrtbed FRAME DU1LDINGR. htAnir.
Ing to the United Statea,.ltuat.d In thl. city on
th. public allay in th. rear of th. four brick
building, on Fourteenth itreet, between New
lora av.nue aod u atreet, owned by John Alex
ander, and recently occupied aa publlo officec,
Tilt
One Bunk and Mei.-ltonse, 5.5 by 20 feet, two
etorle. high
One Building, 2 by 13 feet.
One Stable, 33 by 19 feet
One llo.e Uoua.,7 by 11 feet
The building, will b. .old .lngly, and mnat be
removed within ten (10) day. from day of .ale
Terma Caah, In Government fnude
M I LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
oc23 7t Department of Washington
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
AT G STREET WHARF AND EASBY'S
WMAItK,
Cmtr QcaatiRXAsiitR'. Ornci,
Djroior Wamuxutov,
WaaniNnrox, D C , October 23. 1663
Will be .Old .t nnbllfl anctlnn. nn thn nrm
tsea, under the direction of Captain J. U Crowe 11.
A Q M, on FRIDAY, November 3,1863, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m , th. following. Je
ecrlbed Government Buildings, eltuated In lliU
city, vli.
AT O-STREET WHARF,
One (1) Office. 31 by 60 feet, two stories
One (1) Guard Quarter, aud Storeroom, 13 by
108 feet '
One (1) Shed, used as a blacksmltu'a shop, 13
by 14 feet
une in nroreuouso, 24 by loo feet
Two (2) Storehouses, each 22 by 86 feet
One (11 Storehouse, 22 by 106 feet
One (1) Storehouse, 22 by 112 feet
Oue (1) Storehouse, 28 by 116 feet
Two (2) Storehouses, each 22 by US feet
On. (1) Storahouse, 22 by 113 feet.
One (1) Shed, 21 by 64 feet
One (tj Shed, 24 by 110 feet
tin. (1) Shed, 10 by CO fe.t
One (li Shed, 20 by 86 feet
tin. (11 Sh.d. 10 bv 6S feet
AT EASBY'S WHARF, NEAR 0 STREET
WHARF
Six (6) Storehousee.each 22 by 112 reel
One (1) Storehouse, 22 by 102 feet
One (1) Shed, 12 by 112 feet
Ono (1) bhed, 24 by 84 feet
One (1) Shed, 18 by 100 feet
The buildings will bo sold singly, la the order
named, and must b. removed within tea dsys
from date of sale
Terue t Cash, In Government fund,
n .... . D " RUCKER,
Brevet MaJ Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
2S te Denolof Washing
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA
Cmtr QrAiTunxAsTia'aOrric., )
DKPoror WAsniaoTov,
WasinaiiToa, D C , October 17, 1863 )
Will 1 e sold at Public Auction, un tl ntn
lses, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant
oiooei j u i; r,ee, a it U at Alexandria, a ,
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER J, 1SS3, commenc
ing at 10 o'clock, a m , the following described
Government Bnildloge, vli
AT THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY'S
WHARF
One (1) Building, S3 by 214 feet
One ill Building, 33 by 167 feet
Oneili Bnlldlng, 93 by 168 feet
AT THE HEAD OF KING STREET.
One (II Guard-house, 10 by 20 feet
On. (1) Guard bouse, 12 by 20 feet
ATBRIGO'S BARRACKS
Five (1) Barrack., each 20 by loo feet
One (l) Mess house, 26 by 140 feet
Two (2) Offlcere' Quarters, each 19 by 21 feet
One (1) Officers' Quartere, 16 by 39 feet, with
Shed attached, 10 by 10 feet
One (1) Headqnartere, 20 by 30 feet, with an
attachment, 12 by 28 feet
One (1) Adjutant'e Office, 10 by 30 feel, with au
attachment, 12 by 14 feet
One (1) Stable, 20 by SO feet
One (1) Stable, 12 by 1ZI feet
One (1) Guard house, 12 by 39 feet
Two (J) Outtiouaes, each 4 by 16 feet
Three (J) Oothouses. each 4 by 4 feet
One (1) Outhouse, 3 by 7 feet
The Buildings will b. sold singly tn tin or.hr
ntimtd, .nd must be removed by the purihasere
within ten days from the date orsale
Terms Cash In Government funds
D II RUCKER,
Brevet MaJ Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
OC127 6t Depot ofWashlngton
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Cmir QoTiaTsK 'a Office, )
D.roT of WlsiilifoTojr,
WasnianToa, D C , October 2J, 1663 )
Will be sold at publlo auction on the promisee,
at Alexandria, a , under the direction of Brevet
Lieut Colonel J 0 C Lee, A Q M , on WED.
NESDAY, November 1, 150.5, at 2 o'clock P. M
blx frame Buildings, as follows
.If tht Cotton Fuetury, cvrner of Wtuhtngton
atut Ptndlttftn ttrtets
One (1) Building, 14 by 20 feel, on. story,
shingled roof
One (1) Barrack, 20 by 68 feet, two storlee,
shingled roof
One (1) Kitchen, 20 by 33 feet, on. story,
shingled roof
One (1) Out. house, 7 by 10 feet, two stories,
sblOLled roof
At It' Curim Qutm ami Patrtik ttrttis
One (1) Stable, 40 by 100 feet, felt roof
At th rrnr o,o 207 Qtieen Mtrttt
One (1) Shed Mess-house, 12 by 22 feet, felt
roof
The above described bulldlnge will be eotd
singly In the order named, and must be removed
by the purchaser, within ten days from date of
sale
Terms Cash In Government funde
D II RUCKER,
Brevet MsJ Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
oc 2.1 9td Depot of Washington
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS
TER bTORES, URAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS
Chief QoiBTEiHABTin'aOrFioi.
101, )
U.rOT OF WASHlNdTOX.
WABHivdTojr. D C . October 27. 1K63
Will be sold at public auction nndtr lh .ll-
Hon of Laptsln SAMUEL B LAUtFEH, A Q M,
at Sixth street Wharf, Washington, D C on
SATURDAY, November 4 1863, at lOo'clock, a,
in , a lot of Condemned Quartermaster Stores,
consisting of
Axes, (Jbalrs. wrencnes lux-stands, Lanterne,
Brooms, bhovels, baddies, Tables, Harness,Forks,
Uenchea, Ac
ALSO.
will be s)ld at Hie same time and place,
oi uuoi&i,o vr ij.'fi.i,
M,0fa) GRAIN SACKS
Tim stores must he removed within fl.u
(rmi J ite of sale
Terms. Cash, In Government funds
D H RUCKER,
Brevet MaJ Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
OiS7 bt Depot of Washington
Arrcmorr baxjqs.
LARGE BALE OF GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS AT THE DISMANTLED FORTS
AROUND WASHINGTON.
niADoVf Dxp't OF WASimaToir,
roir, )
OFFFICI OP CRISP QCABTtaMASTXE,
nBlFUTOJ, V V iVCi JO, 1DOO,
Will h kM at Vnhl.it Anetfnn tn th Mffhtit
bidder, at the times and places named below, all
of the Banacks, Officers' Quarters, Hospitals,
Mess-houses. Stsbles, and other structures be
longing to the United States, In and about ths
dismantled forts and batteries around Washing
ton, as follows, vlit
nUKTII OF rOTOMAC
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER kl. at 10 o'clock a.
tn , at Battery Parrott, four Frame Buildings
Same day at i o'clock p m , Fort Martin Scott,
four Frame Buildings Sams dsy at 3 o'clock p
, at nailery Vermont, rive Frame Buildings
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBEUSl. al If) o'clock a.
m at Fort felmraons. fourteen (14) Frame and Log
nuitaings same aay at i ocioca p m , at ross
Mansfield twenty-one Frame and Log Buildings
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVESlBBRl, at 10 o'clock
a m , at Fort Bayard, twenty Frame and Log
Buildings Same day at 2 o'clock p m , at Fort
Gaines, nine Frame and Log Buildings
ON THUR8DAY, UVEMBER. 2d1at lOo'clock,
a m , at Fort Kearney, twenty (20) Frame Build
ings Same day, at 2 o'clock, p m . at Fort De
Rusty, twelve (12) Frame Buildings, and at 4
o'clock, pm.it Battery Smead, three (3) Frame
Buildings
ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3d, at 10 o'clock, a
vi i misA , mv 1 Bmpnu i, v v nwi,
m,at Fort Blemmer, elx (6) Frame Bandings
Same day, at 12 o'clock, m , at Fort Bunker Hill,
iniriy-iwo iwi rramo uuuaings
ON SATURDAY. NOVKUBMl 4th. at 10 O
dock, a. m . at Fort Thayer, eeven (7) Frame and
Log Building. Same day, at 13 o'clock, m , at
Fort Saratoga, fonrteen (14) Frame and Log
uuuaings
EAST OF EASTERN BSANMI.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER lh, at 10 o'clock,
a rn , at Fort Meigs, seven (7) Fram. Buildings
Sal.s sam. day,at 12 o'clock, m , at Fort Davl.j
a ciosa, p m , ai rort n.gneri ana ai a
o'clock, p m , at Fort Rlcketts, fonr (4) Frame
Bnlldlng. at each place
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7lh, at 10 o'clock,
a m , at Fort Snyder, nlue (9) Frame Buildings
and same day, at 1 o'clock, p m ,at Fortarehle,
It. (1) Frame Buildings
SOUTI1 OF POTOMAC
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Sib, at 11 o'
clock, a m , at Fort Wlllard, tsn (10) Frame
Buildings; aod same day, at 2 o'clock, p m,at
Fort Williams, nln. () Fram. Building.
OnTUURSDAY, NOVEMBER th, at lOo'clock
am , at Battery Garesche, nine (9) Buildings
Cam- .I-.- ,A ..1.1. .1. - V. D....U.
oB.us ub, a, i v uvfk m iu , run ;uuiuf,
eight (8) Buildings, and at 3 o'clock p m , at
fori ocon, six 0) uuuaings All frame struC'
tures
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 o'clock
a m , at Fort Berry, oln. (9) Fr.me Buildings
Sam. day, at 12 o'clock tn , at Fort Barnard,
twenty.one (21) Frame Bulldluire
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, at 10
o'clock a m , at Fort Runyon. eleven (11) f rame
Buildings Same dar. at 12 o'clock a m . at
Fort Albany, six (8) Frame Buildings, and at 3
o'clock p m, at Fort Hsggerty, six (6) Fram.
Dauaing"
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 131b, at 10 o'clock
a in , at Fort Corcoran, forty-nln. (49) Frame and
Stockade Building.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14th, St 10 o'clock
a tn , at Fort Woodbury, twenty (20) Bulldlnge
Same day, at 1 o'clock p ro , at Fort Strong,
nineteen (19) Balldlnga. and at 3 o'clock p m .
atFortBeooett, eight (8) Bulldlugc All frame
and stockade structures
These Bales embrace a very large quantity of
lumber, and au excellent opportunity le thus
offered to land owners aod otbere In tha vicinity
of Washington to secure building and fencing
material convenieni io ineir properly
The military suard will remain noon the nrem
lses seven day. after dat. ef eal. for orotectlon
of property; and purchasere (not owners of the
land) will be required to remove the buildings,
&e , within fifteen days from the time of pur
chase Buildings will be sold singly
Termsi Cask, In Government funds
M 1 LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
odS-301 Department of Washington
LARGE SALE OP GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS AT ANNAPOLIS, AID.
Headq'is Dkpait't or WisninnTov, )
Orrics or Chief Q partis nabtkr, J
WAnniFUTUfT, I C , October 19, 7865 S
Will be eotd at Public Auction, to the Mtfhest
bidder, under tha direction of Card John Tower,
A Q M , at Camp Parole, on the Annapolis
Dranch railroad, near the clly of Annapolts.com'
ma... Jain. . in nl.U.I. Til POM IV Mn.i.. Tit
tucHhiuH Bt iv v iivik a wwua f. , aiuiiiuu I ill,
aud continuing dally thereafter (commencing at
same hour) until the completion of the sale, the
following Frame l)ulldIngs,belonglng to the Unl
ted btates, vis i
Two J tree Storehouses each 200 feet by 2.1
feet, four Officers' Quarters, each Hi feet by 2-1
feet , rorty-flve Barracks, each 109 feet bv 2.1 feet ,
fifteen Cook Houses, each W feet by 23 feet , four
Hess Rooms. 25 feet bv 23 foet . una Wash hout.
60 feet bv 20 fasti nna anariihn.ti.a- 7(1 ft h ".1
feet, one (Headquarter 's building, SI feet by 22
ibui, udo uarraca uauuiDg, w leet y m leei,
and twelve Small Buildings, various dimensions
Also, the following HosDltal Bntldlntrs at aaina
point, vli Seven Barracks, for wards, each 100
feet by 25 feet , one Surgeon's Quarters, 74 feet
by 30 feet, one Kitchen, 50 feet by 25 feet, one
wash bouse. M fi br u tt nn rr.hnn.a
20 feet by 20 feet, and six Small Buildings, (bar
racks, dead house, and sinks,) of various dimen
sions Also, on FRIDAY, November 10, at 10 o'clock,
a to ,at Hoxpllal,(No 2,) la the city of Annap
oils, the following, vli Two Wards, each 187
feet by 24 feet , one Mess Hall, 81 feet by 27 'est ,
one Kitchen, 40 feet by 23 feet, one Wt.li h mse,
W) feet bj 20 feet, one Bath house, 18 feet by 1
fret, one Laundry, 62 feet by 16 feet, one Dead
house, 50 feet by 18 feet, and one Guard bonne,
30 feet by 18 feet, together with the Board Fence
enclosing the premises
This sate offere great Inducements not only to
farmers and others tn the neighborhood, but to
builders generally, as the bnlldlng are all In
good condition and comprise a very large quan
tity of excellent lumber and other building ma
terial, which can be used to advantage In the
construction or repair of houses and fences In
that vicinity or elsewhere
The Military Guard will remain In charge of
ia uauuiogs lor ten uays aner me saie, u ae
sired, aud the purchasers will be allowed fifteen
days to remove their property
The buildings will be sold singly
Terms Cash, la Government funds
H I LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
ocld-dUt Department of Washington
CALE OP GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
K- AT FINLEV HOSPITAL AND EthftQTON
BRANCH OF INLE HOSPITAL
Cmir QrARTRRausTsa'a Ornci,
'ici, )
UEPOTOr .YAHHIIfUTOlV,
Wasbinhtox. D C .October 27. 1863
Will be sold at publlo auction, on the prem'
lses, under the direction of Captain J II Crowell,
A Q M, on THURSDAY, November 2, 1685, at 10
o cioca a m ,
TWENTY-FOUR FRAME BUILDINGS,
erected by the Government at Flnley Hospital
and the teklngtou Branch thereof, situated on
ths road leading from the northeast terminus of
new lorn avenue to uieowooa uemetery, as
follows
One (1) Dispensary and Tost Office, 24 by 44
feet
One (1) Storehouse, 2-1 bv 102 feet
One (1) Dining Hall, 24 by 151 feet
One (1) Kitchen, 2J by 100 feet
One(l) Kltchen,2.1by40fest
One (1) Guard bouse, 18 by 20 foot
One (I) Dead Houie,20 by 3d feet
One (1) Laundry, 10 by 100 feet
One (I) Building, 14 by 12.1 feet
Four (4) Small Outbuildings
Three (3) Hospital Wards, each 22U by 200 feet
One (II Barracks, 10 by 100 feet
Oue (1) Laundry, 25 by 80 feet
Oue (1) l"d House, li by 20 feet
One (1) Building, 18 by 40 feet
One (1) Knapsack House, 20 by 50 feet
One (I) Officers' Quarters, JO by 30 feet
One (1) Building, 15 by 60 feet
One (1) Small Outbuilding
The above-mentioned bulldiugs will be sold
singly, to the highest bidder, and must be re
moed by Ihe purchasers wllhlu ten days from
the date of sale
Terms Cash, In Government funds
D II RUCKER,
Bvt MsJ Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
oi27 ts Depot of Washington
&
ALE OF GOVERNMENT DUILDINQS
AT KOKTU END OF LONQ UKIDUL
IIladq'rs Dbmrtmkht or WAnnmriToy, )
OmiB or Cmtr Qiahtkhkabieb, (
Was1otov, 0 C , October ii, IbtU S
Will be sold at public auction, to the hiaheat
bidder, uuder the direction of Captain John H
Hvnes, A Q M , on WEDNEaDAi , November 1,
lBoS, at 10 o clock, a m , the following described
Frame Unlidlngs belonging to the United blales,
situated In this cllr, at the north end of Long
Ilrldge vff
One tinkers' Quartere, SI by 16 feet
One Harrack, (two stories ) til by 2u fiet
One (Jimrdbuuse, IS by 12 feet
The Imlldloics will be sold singly, and must bo
removed within ten (10) day. from day of sale
Terms Cab, lu Government funds
M I IUD1NC1T0N,
Cvlooel and Chief quartermaster,
ocU 0 Department of Washington
APQTIOW BAXES.
I?INAL SALES OF GOVERNMENT
HORSES AND MULES.
QcinrisnisTse QnsaiL'a Ornci, I
WasninoToa, D C , Oct. 24, 1863 i
Will b .Old at Pnhlle AnHlnn. .tnrtnw th.
month of NOVEMBER, to th. hl,h.et bidder, at
th. time aod placee named below, Til I
mt iunn
Hew York City TUESDAY of each week, 100
IIOR8ES each day.
New York Clly THURSDAY ofe aek week, 100
MULES each day
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Pa THURSDAY, November 2,
0, 16 and 2.1, loo HORSES a.ch d.y
Phll.delphla, Pa SATURDAY of each WMk,
100 MULES each day
Harrlaburg, Pa TUESDAY of each week, 100
MULES each day
Harrlaburg, Pa THURSDAY, November 2, 9,
16 and 23, 100 HORSES each day.
Mechanlesburg, Pa TUESDAY, November 7,
100 HORSES
All. mown, Pa WEDNESDAY, November 10,
100 110H8E8
Poltavllle, Fa. FRIDAY, November It, 100
HOUSES
Cheater, Delaware county, Fa WEDNESDAY,
November 22, 100 HORSES
Tltnevllle, Fa. THURSDAY, November 16,
100 HORSES.
Tlluavlll., Fa THURSDAY, November 30,
100 HORSES
Tltuavlll., Pa THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
November 23 aud 24, loo MULES each day.
DELAWARE
Wilmington, Del TUESDAY of each week,
100 HORSES each dar
Wilmington, Del FRIDAY of each week, 100
aiuir3eacn aay
MARYLAND
Baltimore. Md WEDNLSDAY. November 13.
100 HORSES
Baltimore. Md WEDNESDAY. 2lovember29.
100 HOUSES
GIE8BORO', D C
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS of each week,
100 HORSES each day
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT
WASHINGTON, D C
At this serlee of sales all the Government ani
mate will be disposed of Buyers should there
fore avail themselves of this last opportunity to
purchase
For sale, of publle animal. In th. West, se.
official Western newspapers
Animals will be sold singly
Salee to commence at lOo'clock a m
Terms Cash In United States currency.
By order of the Quartermaster General
JAMtS A EMN,
B?t Brigadier General, In charge
oc24-tno10
first uiTision, u M u u
S
ALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME
BUILDING8
Cmir QoaaTiaMAeTEU'e Ornci, )
Diror of WasHianToa,
WasHianTOff, D C , Octobsr 21, 1863 )
Will b. .old at Publle Auction, on th. prem
ises, under the direction of Captain J II Crowell,
A Q M, on MONDAY, October 30,1863, at 12 m ,
the following described butldtogs, vis :
ATTWENTY-bLCOND AND E STREETS,
One (1) Carpenter Shop, 24 by 180 feet
On. (1) Gre.ee House, 32 by 33 feet
One (1) llarnes. Shop, 27 by 60 feet, two
etorle.
One (1) Commissary Building, 27 by 70 feet,
two stories
One ll) M.se House, 48 by 91 feet, two storlee
NEAR THL COBHEROFTWENTY-TUIHD AND
F STREETS,
One (1) Mees House, 10 by 80 feet, two stories
ON TWENTY-SECOND, BETWEEN E AND F
STREETS
On. (1) Guard House, 20 by 20 feet
AT TWENTY-THIRD AND F STREETS
One (11 Portable Office, 12 by 1 feet
ON TWENTY-THIRD, NEAR F STREET.
One (1) Office, 14 by 23 feet
The buildings will be sold tn the order named.
ALSO,
Will be sold, on the premises, on TUESDAY.
October 31, 1S85, at 12 m , the following-named
buildings, situated at the Railroad Park, near
Delaware avenue and 11 streets, vli :
One (1) Mess House, 10 by 90 feet, two stories
One (1) Building attached to Men House, 15 by
45 feet.
One (1) Blacksmith Shop, 27 by 100 feet
One (1) Portable Building, 1 J by 20 feet
The bulldlnira mnut ba riiuovtd within ten
days from date of sate
lerms, taso, in uovernmeni tonus
D It RUCKER,
Bt MaJ Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
oc21 9t Depot of Washington
CL03INQ SALES OF GOVERNMENT
HOUSES AND MULES.
Quartermaster a.itiRAL'R Orrics, )
WasHl.uToa. I C . Beotember 25. 1663 (
Will be sold at public auction, durtnf th.
montn or injiuuau, ro to. Digoeai oitiuer, ai me
time aod places named below, vis I
NEW 10UK.
New York city, TUESDAY of each weok 100
liorses escn uay
PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia, THUlloDAY of each WMk 100
Horses each dav
l'hlladelohla. SATURDAY ot each week-100
Moles each dav
Harrlsburg, TUESDAY of eachweek 100 Mules
each day
Harrlsburg. THURSDAY of each week 100
Horses each day
Heading, TUESDAY, Octobers 150 Horses
Oreensbnrir. FKIDAY. October 13 150 Horses
Lancaster. THURSDAY. October 19150
Horses
Pittsburgh, THURSDAY, October 2d 150
Horses
Allentown, TUESDAY, October 31150 Horses
DELAWARE
Wilmington, TUESDAY of each week-100
Horses each day
Wilmington, 1 HIDAYof each week too Mules
each d.y
MISSOURI
St Louie, October 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, !, aud 10150
Mules each day
St Louis, October 11, 12, 13, aod Hl.W Horses
each day
St Louis, October 24, S3, It, 27, 28, 30, aud 31
150 Mule, each dsy
QIESBORO.D 0
TUESDAT and THURSDAY of each week 100
Horses each day
No sales of Mule, will tak. plac. at
WASHINGTON, D C
The animals to bo sold lu October are superior
to any heretofore offered to the public The rua
jorlty of them are eound and eervlceable
It it txiuctrd th it at thtt tfrttt of taten nil th
turplm (Iwtnimrnl antmalt tcill be ilitp itetl
of huytrt thintl t, therrfore, avatl thtmtelvet
Of thtt liul intimrtunlty to punhat.
Animals will be eold singly
Sales to commence at 10 a m
Terme. Cash, In United States enrrency
JAMES A EKIN,
Brer Brig Oen In charge
ae2d toc31 1st Division Q U U. O.
11
AILHOAD CARS AT AUCTION.
UifiT.t States Mii itaht RaitaoADs.
Ornca or Amutakt QrAiTRRMAma,
WASHiiidToir. D C.Oct 10. lBtU
Ivlllsell. at Tubllo Auction. onWEDNER
DAT, November 6, at one (1) p m , near the
Depot of the New orlc Central Railroad, In Buf
falo, .N Y , ten (10) new elghtwheeled box
freight CARS, Ave (A) foot KnK
Terms. Caih la Government funde
H h KODIMSON,
oclO tnoo Brevet Colonel and A Q M
GAUDNKIl S PIIOTOQUAPllIO AUT
GALLERT,
INTELLIOENCER BDILDINa,
fill Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER
The damage earned by the late fire has been so
far repaired that bnalneis will be returned
THIS MORNING, (WEDNESDAY, October 4th,)
When, as formerly, the rule will be strictly en
forced throughout the eitahllshmsnt,
"PRODUCE THE REST, NO MATTER WHAT
THE COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL "
Mr G takea this opportunity to thank hit nu
merous frlendeand customers for pan ktndneia,
aud to say It ehall be hie conetant aim to con-
tljue to merit the very liberal encouragement
uvrciuiure exivuuea io mm OC4 ail
CA II 11 1 A Q E 8
0 A It II I A O E S I
C A It II I A (1 E S I
On hand a superior lot of good and fashionable
CARRIAGES, of ray own and northern u.k,
such a.
BAROUCHES, BRETTS
ROCKAWAIS, UUaGIES, Ac
Prlcee reasonable, aud work warranted Repair
lug promptly attended to Carriagee taken on
storage ROBERT H ORAIIAM,
409 Pa. ave , near 4'. st , aud 374 D si
sep2fl Sin
J.
11USSELL BA1UI,
Wholesale and Retail deal.r la
lAMILY UltOt'EKIi.8,
1A
COFFEE
CHOCOLATE,
JELLIES,
J'KLSEUVES,
PlChLES,
FLtlUIl, Ac ,
c--lbi 4g Ninth street
PIWAHOIAIii
A T 0 0 0
KB 0 0 . a
BANKBR8,
FirnlNTH BTIlT,.prslUTBXTIAUBT,
bay and Mil at e treat rau. and hasp on hand.
a full .apply of all
GOVERNMENT BOND,
BEVErMnlRTTTMAOTBY BOTH,
CERTIFICATES Of IHDIBTEBSESS, A.,
and pay th. hlgb.at prim for
QUARTERMASTER'S CHECKS AD VOUCHERS.
augl dlt .
F
IRBT NATIONAL BANK 0
WASHINGTON.
O. D. Coon, (of Jay Cook. It Co.,)rrfW.IIi
W. S nntl.T0, Cashier,
aoVaUtiwiHT DiPOirroET
AD
FINANCIAL AOIltT OF Til UNITED TTATIJ.
lt rra.rr, orroeira m triasurt mpart-
Qovsramsal eeenrtlles with Irimret Ualtad
Statu,
T-OHK UILLIOR DOIAAalS.-V
Aetla, In .onnoctlon with th. boo., of
JAY COOKI CO , a.
SPECIAL AOENTS FOB THE 7. SO LOAN,
w. wUl All order, with pr.mptB.s. RRd dl.
p.Uh, allowlBf th. r.fular .omralaaloR to
Bank, tad Bank.ra.
A eonataat .apply of th. Notes oi hae. .ad
ready for Imm.dlat. d.llT.ry.
W. buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rate..
FURNISH EXCHANOE and mak. CollMtlon.
OR ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TDT
UNITED STATES.
W. parchae. Oov.rnm.nl Voucb.r. on th.
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, Rid (lv. OARsrct
AVD MOMPT ATTERTIOJi TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEM AND FIEM8,
Rnd to any oth.r business .atrnsUd to as.
TOLL INFORMATION la r.gsrd Io GOVERN
MENT LOANS Rl all time, ehsarfully furaUaad.
WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Caahler.
lUitma Marea . IMA sahn-dl'
TJ8. SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN AOENCY.
W. T. 8MITHS0N A CO ,
BANKERS,
224 Baltic r street
UNITED STATES 7 jO LOAM A0ENT8.
All D.nomln.tloa. of th.
7 30 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HARD,
For Immedl.t. delivery : and
ALL CLAS8ES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on CommleslOD.
AH w. shall glv. oar .paelal att.ntlon to th.
Furehas. and Sal. of Oov.ram.nt Sacurltles, w.
most r.spctfully Mllclt your ord.rs
W. T. 8MITHSON A CO
Gold, Stocks, and Borjs Bought and Sold oi
Commission, lltt
L.AW AOBWOIBB.
TOII N 1. BLOUail,
LAW OFFICE,
No. 258 F STREET,
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth atreet. ,
WASHINGTON, D C.
oc27 3m
TlTASHINaTON MILITARY AND
H I
NAVAL CLAIM AGENCY
0 . RC.DT,
Let. of th. Fay Depart'!
A . orRlfRR,
Lat.C.pt VSN.Y Inf.
BUNDY A GURNEE,
225 Pennsylvania avenue, (opposite Willard's)
ORDNANCE, QUARTERMASTERS,
COMMISSARY, BOUNTY,
BACK PAY TKIZE MONEY,
HORSES LOST OR KILLED IN SERVICE,
And all Claims against the Government epMdlly
collectea ana promptly remtiieu.
Moo.y .dv.nc.d to Offlc.r. during ..ttl.ment.
Jyi-T
pLOSE, COHBETT AND MONROE
JAMES T CLOSE,
Late Colonel tethva. vol.,
F E.CORBETT,
of Now York,
W. A MONROE,!
Lata of War Department.
ATTORNEYS, U S CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
INSURAllCE AGENTS SOUUITUHS
OF PATENTS
All business enlrnsLd to onr ere will b. at
t.nded to with promptness and fidelity
UrrlCR 110 137 renneyivama avenue,
Opposite Wlllard'. Hotel,
Jyl-tf Washington. D C
TOBERT LEEOU,
(Lata Bollcttorof th. Offle. of th. Auditor of th
Tre.anry for th. Post Offlc. D.p.rtro.at )
ATTOENEYATLAW AND SOLICITOR OF
CLAIMS.
Offle., 47 6.v.nth str..t.
UPPOSII. IU. rOBI uwv iiapsrtniva,,
Washington. D C.
Will practise In lb. Courts of th. District of Co
lombia, th. Court of Claim., and th. Supr.m
Court of th. Uult.d Stat.., and will (lv. prompt
att.ntloa to th. prosocuuon oi ci.ims .no m-
adjustment of accounts In all th. D.partm.nt. oC
th. Gov.rnm.nt
Offlc, 47 S.v.nth .tr..t, opposlt. Post offle
D.partm.nt ii
Touii b wniiLin. william bbvakt.
JOHN B WHEELER A CO ,
Rsal Estate Brokers and Allora.ye for Claim
agalnatth. United Slatee Offlco 500 Seveutla
Btreel, between D sod t str.ets, second story, P.
O bol, 821, Washington, D C City Properly,
and Maryland and Irglnla Farm, bought and.
sold on commission Referencee Richard Wal
lach, E.O. , Mayor of Washington , G.o A "..
Esq .Clerk Com Waye and Msans, House ofRep
Wm'll W..t, Esa , Chi.fCl.rk Tr... D.r; ;
Messrs P.rry A Bro , msrch.nts oco tf
ToTi iTjolli8,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Offlc. on th. uorlhe.st eoru.r of F and Fifteenth
etreets, opposite the east entrance f
th. Tr..sury BulldlniT,
Waahlngtoa Clly,
D C.
Att.nd. .sp.ctaUy to claim, vpoa th. Ualt.ol
Stat.a irit ir
TTOFFMAN UOUBE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY FirTlt
STREET,
HBW YORK CITY
MITOUBLL, READ, AND WALL,
PROPRIETORS
Th. HOFFMAN nOUSE Is condnct.J uron th
plan of th. best American aud European Hotels.
Ii combine. .11 th. modern Improvemenle neces.
sary to th. gr.at.st comfort of gu.st. that rt,
Ing.nulty and llb.r.llty can possibly d.vls. an!
produce Th. bill of far. for th. tabl. .mbr.ee.
v.iy verlsty and delicacy afforded by th. lull
lean markets, In their season
Jim 4, lSf-5 J7 lf