CIT Y IN TEL LI G ENUE.,
I For Additionul City InlcWycnce are F .... ,J'h,i J
FiBFs Yesterday. At 4 o'clofr yestf r
clay morning fire broke out in a three-stor trick,
west fide of Hecnnd, below Monroe, owned by
Wallace Llpplncott. The building Is occupied as
a cigar etore by Isaac Havs, tobucconist, and by
Mrs. O. D. Eon as a trimming store. She and
her family reside in the back building. Her hus
band is In the marine corps at the Navy Yard.
The Are originated in a pile of Navy Yard chips
stored in Mr. Eons' cellar, burned through the
floor above, and wag burning out a closet when
the water was turned upon it. Mrs. Bom nearly
suffocated in the tecond-storj rooms. The loss
is not much to cither party.
About a quarter pant 2 P.. SI., yesterday, Odd
Fellows' Hall, on Sixth Street-, below Race, made
a singular escape from destruction by lire. ' The
lower part of the building is occupied as stores.
No. 146 N. Sixth street, corner of Haines, is
occupied by Mr. William Curtis, Grand .Secre
tary of the OrUer, as a store for tho sale of re
galia. In his oilice, at the rear of the store the
tire began. A range of closets had been built
against the flue. .They were tilled with papers.
The heat in the flue had set (ire to tho contents
ot the closet. The janitor was told of tho tire
hi some boys in the street who saw the snioka.
The liremen came promptly, but thoir services
were unnecessary.
Anotiier Week of Prayer. The gene
ral subjects recommended to the "attention
ot Christians in all lauds having been con
sldered In tho meetings already held, it was
thought bent to continue the meetings for
another week, that attention might be drawn
etpccially to the spiritual wants oi our own city;
and witli that obK'ct in view Chiistians of all de
nominations are invitoi to meet (at 4 o'clock on
t vi ry niternoon of this week, at the following
churches:
Homlay Clinton Street Church (Dr. March),
Tenth street, below Spruce.
Tuesday Dr. Kenuard's church, Eight li street,
above Green.
Wednesday Dr. Cookmau's church, Twentieth
and Spring Garden "treets.
Thursday Dr. Wiley's church, Broad street,
below SSpriice.
Friday Dr. Gicsy's church, Green street, above
Fifteenth.
Saturday Epiphany (Dr. Newton's), Chesnlit
and Filtientli streets.
Scxday . School Anniversary. The
thirtieth anniversary of the Sunday Schools of
Emanuel Episcopal Church, Marlborough street,
above Giruid avenue, was held in the church
yesterday alternoon. A large number of persons
were in attendance, ninny being unable to gain
admittance. The report of the Superintendent,
Mr. Joseph Chrittiau, was reud, and exhibited
the following facts: The total amount of mis
sionary 1 offerings collected during the year
amounted to gtfST'ol; the number of female
scholars attending the main school is 10: num
ber of males attending the same, 14G; making a
total of 320. Ninety-one scholars were admitted
during the year, aud seventy-five were either
transierrcd to other schools or loft. The infant
schools are attended by 175 children. Two hun
dred new books were added to the library during
the past year, aud it contains at the present time
upwards ot UUO volumes.
Ladies' Centenary Association. A
society called the American Methodist Ladies'
Centenary Association has been organized for
the purpose of co-operating with and aiding
the Central Centenary Committee of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church in the accomplishment
ot its beneficent designs. The funds ot this
Association, alter paying current expenses, will
be appropriated to the Garrett Biblical Institute,
at Evanston, Illinois, tor the purpose of erecting
a dormitory hall or home for students while pur
suing their theological course; and to the Motho
- diet General Biblical institute, at Concord, to be
removed to the vicinity of Boston, in equal sums,
until each shall have received fifty thousand
dollars, after which all contributions shall be
?aid to the Connectional Centenary Educational
und.
Dkdication of Brainerd Mission
School. The dedication of Brainerd Mission
School building, Greenwich street, east of Moya
mensing avenue, took place yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The building is a neat, unpretend
ing brick structure, and will accommodate about
five hundred. The interior contains on the walls
a variety of maxims of a sacred character, such
as "God is Love," "Feed my Lambs," etc. At
the appointed time of dedication the house wa9
thronged to overflowing, the scholars of the Sun
day School occupying a place in the body of the
edifice. Addresses were made by Rev. Dr.
Brainerd, Kev. Jo'in McLeod, Rev. Wjlcott
Calkins, and by other pastors of the Philadel
phia churches.
The Coterie Carnival. A meeting of
the directors of the Coterie Carnival fancy
dress ball, to dispose of the private boxes at the
Academy, and to appoint the necessary com
mittees to olliciate on the occasion, was held in
Parlor C, Continental Hotel, on Saturday evening.
The first floor box on the right was purchased
by T. Potter, Esq., lor $75; the left hand box
was sold to Mr. Thomas McClellan, from Pitts
burg, tor $75; the two proscentum boxes were
bought by J. C, Risloy, Esq., for $65 and $75;
the two third tier boxes were sold for $10 and $12
each. The affair concluded with a champagne
supper, alter which the assembly was neatly
addressed by Colonel A. K. Zeilan.
Police Statistics. During the year
1865, 89,615 persons were arrested by the city
police, natives of the following countries:
United States, 15,(ill; Ireland, 19,141; Germany,
2504; England, 1585; Scotland, 273; France,. 100;
Canada, 20; Italy, 32; Poland, 4; Spaing 12;
Wales, 9; Denmark, 2; West Indies, 12; Sweden,
, 8; Norway, 7. The nativities of the 36,828
lodgers in tne police stations were as follows:
Ireland, 21,209; United States, 11.051; Germany,
2884; Enelard, 1248; Soo'land, 259; Wales, lb;
France, 118; 8pain, 12; Italy, 8; Canada, 19; West
Indies, 6; Holland. 3; China, 1.
The Changeable Weather. Satur
day was a balmy, spring-like day; the weather
was delightful, marred only by th dampness
which pervaded pavements and thoroughfares.
Overcoats were uncomfortable, and ladies
promenaded without their furs. Yesterday, a
cold, cutting wind prevailed, and fleecy cloud
were driven to the southeast by the northern
blasts. There was a ditlereuce of ten degrees
between Saturday and Sunday, at noon. To-day
wo are having another "blue" Monday. The
thermometer is ten degrees above zero, and
there is very little gossiping at street corners.
Charge of IIobbkey. A. constable In
the lower part of the city was arrested yesterday
on the charge of robbing an ex-Alderman ot the
Second Ward of tour thousand dollars. Toe
parties had been together for sveral hours, and
the robbery is bum to have been committed
while in a chaifae on the way to the ex-Alderman's
residence.' The accused wsb held to bail
lor a f urther hearing. I
Railway Manager Resigned. non.
Elll Lewis, who has been the manager of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railway lor eight years.
has resigned, inconsequence ot ill health. In
accenting the resignation the Board of Directors
paid a high tribute to Mr. Lewis tor the untiring
energy and great ability he manifested, and
deeply sympathized with tiim because of the
stale oi xieauu ne is mimriiiT uuuri.
Tn PVv-t i x-a A h a mer'Unrr of the nfTiriP.rs
of the Fenian Brotherhood, held yesterday alter-
noon, unaer me can oi jur. Aiiurew nj uuc, mo
District Centre, It was determined to hold a
grand ratincauon meeting in mis city auuut mo
middle of the present week, when Colonel
iiiu.1.ii W Dnrun Willlnn flnlnnol Mullen.
UiimuuiiTi w ' , '
and other prominent Fenians are expected to
, .1 V, U . .1
aaajress uio jjiumci uuuu. .
Painful Accident. Robert McFarland,
ped 22. who resided In Twenty-third street, be
tween Race and Vine, had his face and eyes
injured on Saturday by the explosion of a blast
at rainnouiit lax-
1 THE DAILY ' EVENING TELEG IU I H.-PIIILAI)ELPIIIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 18GC.
The IIibrrnia Steamer. A communi
cation has been received from Chief Engineer
Dickson, of the United States Steam Fire Brigade
ot Wnt-hingtoTi, saving that, as the crgine which,
was lo have takr'n the place of the HiDcrnla ia
that city is badly out ot repair, and wi'l require
at least a month's work to rendprit effective, the
departure of the Hibemla will bedclaycd lor
some .ceks )et ,
Union School and'Ciiildken's Home.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Union School
and Childrei.'s Home will take place at St.
Andrew's Church, Eighth streot, above Spruce,
this veninpat 7 J o'clock. The annual report
will be read and addresses will bo delivered by
(he Kev. Drs. Ueadle, Butler, Boardman, and
others.
Naval Constructor. On Saturday,Mr.
Samuel M. Pook entered rtpon hiB ' duties as
Naval Constructor at the 'Philadelphia Navy
Yard. Mr. Pook has been in tlio service of the
Government since 1841, and wns lat on duty at
the Portsmouth Navy Yard. II takes the place
here made vacant by the resignation of Mr.
Hanscem. .
Fair fob tiie Jewish Hospital, A
Fair for the benefit of the Jewish Hospital In this
city will commence at the Assembly Building,
Tenth and Chesnc.t, to-day, and continue to the
2(ith instant. The friends of this hospital have
made extensive preparations to make this Fair
one of the most attractive yet held In our city.
TnK Sabbath and the Drovers. An
adjourned meeting of the drovers and butchers
will be held at the Avenue Drove Yard to-day
at 3 o'clock, to consider tho propositiou of
chancing the cnttle-market day from Mondav to
Thursday, to prevent the dealers in stock visit
ing the drove-yam on Sunaay. .
Temperance Meeting. A public tom-
nernnee meeting, under tho auspices of the
rankr.n Division, Sons of Temperance, was
held yoter'tay alternoon, iu the Eleventh Street
M. E. church, Eleventh, street, aoove Waliiii'?
ton avenue. Interesting addresses were made
by Rev. R. J. Carson, Mr. Dorr, and others.
Revival at Chiltenham. An exciting
revival is now progressing in the Chiltenham
H. J;, ciiurcu, winch is under tne .ministerial
harge ot Kev. (ieorge W. Lvbrand. Immense
meetings are held, uid a deep religious feeling
i? maniiested. Bishop Simpson will conduct the
Bervices during a portion ot the present week.
The Feast of the IIoly Name. The
Feast of the Holv Name of our Redeemer was
celebrated in the Catholic churcnes yesterday.
At St. Augustine's solemn hign maso wa3 cele
brated by the Rev. Father Cran, and a very
Impressive discourse, appropriate to the occa
sion, was delivered by the Rev. Father Stanton.
AroPLEXY. A citizen named Joseph Mer
rick, living at No. C0! Parrish street, died on
Saturday from apoplexy. He was descending a
flight of stairs. He had walked within two steps
of the bottom, when he fell and died without a
struggle, probably without a pang. When lifted,
his heart had ceased to beat.
TnE Ice in the Delaware. Captain
Wiliiam G. Munday, of tbe steamship Jiuttern
City, which arrived at this port yesterday after
noon, lrom New York, reports that although the
ice is very heavy in the river, it has all gathered
on the eastern shore, and tho main ship channel
is ciear.
Accidentally Drowned. A man named
Charles MeClobikey, sixty-four years of ase. fell
on Saturday evening from Mead alley wharf into
tne Delaware, lie was rescued in a stale ot
partial insensibility. Every means at hand were
taken to restore him, but without avail.
Another Prize LIobn. The German-
town Hose won, on Saturday, the prize horn at
the Fair given in ai i of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church in that suburb. The vote
stood : Germnntown Hose, 014; Columbia En
gine, 425; Fellowship Engine, 3.
Arrested in Church. A man who was
picked out by a citizen as a professional thief
was arretted yesterday afternoon by Chief
Franklin, ot the detective force, while in attend
ance at St. Joseph's Church.
AMUSEMENTS.
T1SLEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
X t XrilANGE.
Cnoice Ms to all plarrn ot Amusement may rx1 had
up io HH o'clock miv evenlncr. 1 81 ly
CHOICE SEAT8 AND ADMISSIONS.
Tickets can lie had a it
-r K(K BAM MB OFFICE,
No. 431 dlEBNUT Street, opposite the Poi lOfllce,
(or the C'hesrnt, Arch, Wllnut, and Acudemj of Mimic,
up to 6 o'clock, every cveninn. 1 1 if
"VEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
J CHKSNUT Street, above Twelfth.
LEUNAIUJ UKUVtBcI W1U1AM E. BINN. Laeaiws
and Manager.
THIS EVENING
will be presented
XUU TlUUliLINU JAUTIOAL DRAMA,
KED ROVER,
OR HIB
MUTINf OM1UK DOLPniN.
which will be produced with
NF.W AND HANDSOME BCEVERY,
by Mr. Richard Mnlth Including a uRAND PiKfl.
fc.MIA of Newport, Rhode Island.
inew Mechanical Miecw uorrooi rroper'iea. Brilliant
Iduflc. and an Excellent Distribution or Characters.
1 T . U m 117 L- I.' T-
of the grand Spectacular Burlosque,
JUt, (iLtCl'lJMU BKAL I X.
Jttss Joste Orton as the Sleeping Beauty.
With iU extreaietv itiacnlScrnt
'iRAVKKORMATlON SCENE.
Its Entire New and Beauilful Scenery, Cosily Properties,
Elegant Costumes Original Music, and
ruwuturuii uasi.
The performance will commence with
EKD ROVKR.
Alteration of time lor this week only. The doors will
open at 8 4ft: commence at T 3D o'clock.
itiUKiiai Vmmi. January is
BENKITr OF MR. RICHARD BmITIT.
WEDNESDAY AD SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
tiniiunrr 11 uuiv.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEES.
nd last
DATLIQHT PERFORMANCE
ot the
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Wilt be revived ou Monday. January 22. the Grand
Irish Drama,
A IltlA H-K A-rUli U fc.
w
ALNUT STItEKT T II E A TR E. N. E.
eomcraiMH ana walnut streets. Benin 7X.
RE-KNOAUEMENT. 8
The brilliant Voca' 1st and Cumlu Actress,
VRS. JOHN" WOOD,
. THE OT7EEN OF COMKDY AND BONO.
has consented to delay her deoarture lor
POSITIVELY ONLY KIX NIGHTS.
and will appear on Monday Evening aa
ON MONDAY hVKMNO. January 15,
A PRE IT Y PIECE OH BL'SIMi-,H
Dr. Lancelot Shee Mr. o. Wa'cott,Jr
Alter which John urouidmtn s Extravaganza ol
l'O-L'A HON Ta8.
H. R. H. Pncahonias Mr. John Wood
lo coBoiude with the American comedy or
THE PEOPLE'S LA W Y KU.
Solon Shlngla Mr. O 8. Fawcett
i uesaay. f qrewell lienent ot mks. juiiM wuuu,
1RS. JOUN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE.
FORTUMO. FOBTUNIO. FORTtTNIO.
LAST WEEK OK MK8 JOHV DREW.
MONDAY, AND DL'RING THE WEEK.
With New tceuery, Maclilnnry, and C'Oituuies,
FOUXUNIO
AND III8 SEVEN OltXED SERVANTS.
Fortunlo Mrs. JOUN DREW
Supported by the mil Company.
For particulars ol
New Scenery, Incidents, Muslo, Dances, etc, soe tbe
uisiriuuiina isms.
To commence each evening with
M , A I'AVOHIIE COMEmETTA,
and close with
a GLoraors farce.
FRID Y, Benettt ol Mrs JOHS DHEW
SA'i't'RDAY. Mrs. JOHN KKEW'S LAST NIGUT.
MONDAY. Mist JEAS HOSMEH
NEW AMERICAN THEATRK
. C?)N1 NATIONAL CIRCUS.-WALNCT Btrdet.
above l:lgiub.
Engagement of (at an enormous expense) the woudorful
BEDOUIN AKAB.
Six In number, the real chl dren of the desert
FOR OMi VKi K ONLY,
l-VK.RY EVE lNO,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AKD SATURDAY AFIER-
VlTl'TID ' ' v. ... ti i",. .
the most ostonl.hlng Tight-Rope Artist In the world, uud
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
FOYER OF THE ACADEMY
MR. C. H. JABVia- SECOND MATINEE
r niuA , vaumarjr 1, US 2'. M.
Hlngle Aduiissmn ONE DOLLAR.
i
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
80I.D1F.RR AM) SAILORS' HOMR.i
Ifofposur R. E. ROruEUS, M. D , ol the University of
Pennsylvania, will aeilwr i
A LECTURE '
for tbe BrneM of the ho fliers' and Bailors noma, on
"iiistMiiii ivtMWi, January ii,
Bnbjrrt:
"A GLANCE AT THE WORLD W" LIVE INI" ,
HY,nOP8 8 OF Tin, LECIVRE.
Tbe simplicity and unity hi the pun oi creation.
Sketch ol it tormer Rnmllilnnand pnntlintion of onr
Planet, md In proareasive stages in becoming ibe abode
oi life. Farth air and water, In their relation to vege
table and animal lotma.
1 1v Jndrstrno ibllity of Maiter and Its Foce.
1 he irne niennlre of Fire, or Combustion. Illnstra'ed
xperiuienlany lor example, the burning ot various
tuhttsni eS'fCllds, rases the atmoplipre, the hatnan
trraih.ctc., with the recovery ol tbe element ol tbe
todies drFlroyr d by fire.
i ne production oi Heat by L'oia. : i
Fsmiiiar lllnsira ions of otlon.
Proofs, bv vxnerlment. that hound. noa. Light E ec-
tilcitr (laivaniKm. Magnetism, andLhcmlcai Actlouare
bnt varlnes ot motion.
MuBicnl Tuna nrmillon of C ois with the exhU
Mtion ot tbe niainlllcent Magcntt and Sollertno
Dyes
Amnn a varlntv of ejmnd oroduclna' Instruments, tha
novel and cuilons ' Cbime oi Musical Bo'is " the Inven
tion or onr talented leilow totAmmau, Mt. E. . ecucrr,
w ill be Introduced.
Adtiiisslcn to al parta or me bouse twets.
heeured seats without extra charge-
1 1rkcts lor pale at I nch's Book Store, S. W. corner of
Flxih and Chrsnut streo a
Doors oncn at 1 o'clock P. M. Lecture to commence
at 8 o'clock. 11.) 3t
jMEKlCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JSOIHEE GYMNASTIQUE
BY THE
PUPILS OF
1IILLE1111AND & LEWIS'
GYMNASIUM,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1(5.
A Rich Programme of GY MNASTICS by the Pupils of
both Sexes,
ACROBATICS,
l'ENCING,
SPA ill II NO,
DUILLINO.
CUORrS WITH ORCHKSTEi. Etc. Etc.
L'ESIRVI-D SEATS 0 CENTS. 1 12 it
"JONCEBI HALL.
PENEWAL OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF ROBERT
Jl.LLf.lt
Tbe mnnncement has the vrntitlcatlon to announce
Hint, In consequence ot tho
MARK ID AND PKODIGIOU3 SUCCESS
which has attend d
UK HUBERT HI LL.KK
In tills city. It has succeeded In Inducing him ir re
main . .
FOR HWKLVK MUttTS MOKE.
MONDAY EVKN'lNO, January IS.
AN ENTIRELY NEW PKOGRAMME.
For the first time in riil.ailelpUin. the great ScnBa-
tlonul Phcuouicnon. . .
THK M'liyAl
For tbe first time In America,
A PL' RELY NOVKL AND MUSICAL SKETCH!
and, by bpeclal Request.
THE BOARDING-SCHOOL MIS,"
embodied In a Grand Melange of
AllKAl l,t, BlKLOJJr jome.JJi. AMI ilVO't-ni.
Ibe PUno used unnn the occaslcn will be the mag
nificent Sieinway Grand Piano Forte, sent expresaiy
lrom New York lor Mr. Heller 8 use at theue enteruin-
ments.
Admission, tsv cents Keservca seats 7S cents.
RntH iiiiiT Iia oeeiired. ihreft dftvs in advnnce. at Chan.
W. A. Trumnier's Muslo Store, ticket office open evory
day from 9 till 4.
VF.W PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM, No. 833
1 MARKET Street.
BR1I.L1NT ACI E8SION OF CrBIOSITIES, FROM
BAHMJJH'N MUM'.tM. JMUW lUlllu
THE NOVA SCOTIA GIANTESS I
Tbe tal'est iadv livlnn. axed nineteen years, eight feet
one inch high, weighing 442 pounos.
MIOS 11 i A It, MIU.
The Smallest Woman in the wor d, twontv-iwo yeais
old. thlrtv-two jneiies high, weighs 35 pounda.
ZrRr. Y P ANNUM, lrom a remote province of 'Clr
cacsia having been ransomed at a great expense while
on her to a lurklsh market
THKlMAMMOTH FAT WOMAU. weighing 883 pound.
tocetber v. Uh
M.MIO NA iCRAL CURIOSIIIES. forming altogether
one of the most attractive exhibitions ever presented to
the public
Admission to view the whole, ss cents. Children, 2cc.
oncn dally lrom 9 A M. till 10 P M
1 lfitit 11. P. INGALLS, Proprietor.
( Y M N A S I XJ 31.
THE PHILADELPHIA PHYSICAL INSTITUTE,
CORNER NINTH AND ARCH STREETS, ,
Is open every Day and Evening.
lioi)lL X1.HCISK is the onlv means to restore
health and strengtn, and 'a highly recommended to both
sexes and all ages.
Classes lor Ladies Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
between 4 and 6 P. M.
Clauses lor Boys-Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
between 4 nd 6 P. M.
For oents-Every day trom i A. m. tin iu r. m.
N. P. PRIVATE LESSONS IN FENCING AND
SPAR'.ilNO.
11 ISfmth'im Protessors H1LLEBRAND LEWIS.
4 CADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CHESNUT
2 Street, above Tenth.
Open lrom 9 . m. tin s r m.
Benjamin West's great Picture of
JURIST REJECTED
still on exhibition 1 1
GHRM AN I A Olidl FiblRA. PUBLIC RE
hearsals every SaTlBDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUBH'AL FUND HALL. 8X o'clock. Engagements
ma oi by addressing GEOHGE BASTEBT. Agent, No. mi
MONTEREY street between Ra"e and Vine. 1016 3m
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &o
J W. SCOTT & C O.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IS
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 814 Chesnut Street,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL,"
8 26 lvrp PHILADELPHIA,
PATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECT FITTING BHIET8 AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very abort notice.
All otber articles of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS
In full variety.
WINCHESTER A CO.,
8 241y 70S CHESNUT STREET
PIANOS, &o.
E S T E Y'8
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Sot only UNEXCELLED, but UNEQUALLED it,
Diirily ei Tone and Po.er designed eioecially to.
flnurgtiea and Schools, but found to be colly well
adapted to the Parlor and Drawing-Room.. For salt
only by E. M. t'SUCK.
Ko. H. SEVENTH Street
Also, a complete assortment of the Perieot Melodeoi
constant!" on band. 1 Un
No. 1204 CHESNUT ST.,
Have lust lecelved
NEW BETHIEUfcM BUCKWHEAT,
DRIKD PKaCHKS, DRIED CUE Kill E8,
UK YORK PLUMS.
NEW PRK"F.1tvyi) QIWQFR. 911 8m
Q II EAT FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE.
A complete assortment of Rosewood Chamber and
farlor Furniture.
A yei era! assortment of Walnut Chamber, parlor,
AMUSEMENTS.
Aw AND
TBA DEALERS,!;
Pimng-Koom, and JJbrarr, at very reduoed price
GE0EGE J. HENKELS,
12141m Ho. 09 and 811 CHESfiUr ST.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
i - -- """t
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
the N(w YOKK Ordnannn Agency, No. 46
WORI1I Street, at 11 o'clock A. M. on the 2oth ol
Jaminiv, lbOO, tho following lota ot DRUG8 and
MEl'IClfi E 4, property ot tbo United States, via. t
2A aa long Alcoliol,
tH4 pounds Aloes, lionaria, and Barbadoca,
7) poum's Alnni,
0 pom ds Ammonia,
339 bottles A minonia,
69 gallons Arnica,
1-7 ponuns Assa mtlda.
& poonds lilue Vitriol,
428 Lott is Bi Itish Oil,
lt7 1 16 oonrds Calomol,
i.'-i7 poucds Cantharidos,
1440 i pounds Caatile Hoau, , .
00 pounds .Simpie terato. '
'(8 t ouniis Sulphate Copper,'
114J pounds Copoenui, ,
S(K) i onnds Eosoiri Sa'ts,
6U boitles tu pliurio E hor,
185 rounds Ground Flaxseed,
Si n quarts Spirits Inrpcntiue,
12)i pounds Groinu (iinrer,
pounds (tlutbor Suits,
2il bottles 1 inoiuro Iodine,
(21'J pounds Lard,
77 gallons Lanuanum,
401 prnuds Acetate Lead,
47 pounds Mercurial Omtmont,
l,r ,r,3 I oities Mustang Limmout.
lf)l) quarts Kpiri s Nitre,
1116 quarts ( astor Oil,
f8 quarts ewect Oil,
lt2H bottles tlpoueldoc,
W pounds h orate l'otasb,
6t7 pounds Rosin,
7-fc'j pounds f-uii'hur,
K9 pounds Tooncco I'Hig,
7(i J pounds f-u tiliate Zinc,
Aniti'tui, Antiminv, Aqualortis, Arnica flowors.
Anew root l:a sain ol t.opniba. Fir aillcon aud
llosin Oiutmi'UiH, Bicarb, boda, Borax, Buckthorn
hiitip, Cliloioform, Coiiditioii Powders, Corrosive
Miblin ate, Crcum loitor, O'ycerino. Guman's and
l'owel.'s Liriuu nts, (.aubtic, Mustatd, fiiiitvalis,
tiotou 4)11, Farriers' nnd Garrrimg Oils, Oils of
r ovrs, Juniper Origanum, Itosomary, Sassafras and
Si ike, Poppei mint, ianur Kmuiic, Coyonuo l'eppcr,
AVonnwooU nnd Vcilow Root.
Terms cash, Uni'od States ourrrncy. The stores
v ill to bid iu il the InicroU ot tlio Covornmont
should rentier it necessary, t'alalounes can be liiui
on application
S. CKIsriN, Brevet Colonel TJ. S. A.,
1 15 St Captain oi Ordnance.
C-1 O V E K N M fE N X SALE.
T P"i '.- - tf?SI
FX1KNSI.K SALE OF DRY GOODS. BED
DING, Fit ., in oiiiGiNAL Packages.
ill bo sold at Auction, at the Medical I'urvo or's
Varetiou-e, Is'o. 17 MALKET fitiuot, aaliVilio, on
1 ULfcDAY, February 6. lfi. ;,t .iw.v
BEDDINO. ....
2 COO Unit Tattrefses, jointed
16,000 HairPibows. , ' j
47, 00 lied 1 icks. '-i.
2'.Mti0 Coun crjianea. Liucn and Marseilles.
20,(00 Mogquiio Bars.
61X00 Pillow Cases.
45,000 Pillow Ticks.
B0.CC0 Sbeets, Lmcn and Cotton.
CLOU1LNG.
42 COO Sblrts.
40 ( 00 Drawers.
25 0(0 lireseing Gowns.
lil.CtiO Socks.
10,000 Slippers.
HI 1 .1 U I i, li'.rnrs.
SUNDRIES.
R4.C00 Towels, fulleizo, auckaback. .-ji ::
17,( 00 Koller-towels, crash.
1,000 tiapkina. - -
2,0(Xi'yaids KedFlanne'. Ei'trifi
2,400 yarde (Jutta l'ercha Cloth.
4,000 Outta Percha Blankets "
1,000 India Knbber Cushions and Pillows.
1 000 Canvas Hammocks.
1,000 Cauvns Hlauker Cases.
10,000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wadding, Tape, etc.
A snail Durtion of tbe lorpgoiusr articles arc
secondhand, and will be sold separately, ihc
gi eater Dart are new ana in original paciagts.
Catalogues may be had on application.
BOBEUl' FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Hvt. Colonel U. S. Vols.,
1 16 18t Medical Puiveyor U. b. A.
LAKGE SALKOF 4 ONDEMNED CLOTHIAG,
CAMP AND GABPloON EQUIPAGE.
BiOLff-.
Chief Quartermaster's Office,
jrf Depot of Washington,
t- Washiwoton, D. C January 13. 1365
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
ol Captain D. U lhomas, M. !S. H. , at the Govern
ment Warehouse, corner of Seventeenth and 11
streets, Washington, D. C, on MONDAY, January
29, 1806, at 10 o'clock A. M., a large lot of con
demned cioinicg, etc., consunnir oi
Drums,
Kettles,
Sashes,
Books.
Jackets,
Blankets,
Bcdiacks,
l.eimiutra.
Havelocks,
Cap Covers.
Rubber B ankets,
Ku i bcr Ponchos,
Axes,
Pickaxes,
Hx'cbets,!
bjadts,
Knanacki,
navoracks,
Hospital lonts,
Wall Tents,
Siblev Tents,
Common feuts,
Flaifs,
Coats,'
Caps,
Hack Saddles,
Vesta,
Trowsers,
Shirts,
Turbans,
Mioveis,
Jbtc Ktc.
Tbe sale will be continued from day to day until
the stores are sold.
The tores mum be removed within five days from
date of tale,
lerms Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Major-General and Chiof Quartermaster,
1 16 12t Depot of Washington.
s
ALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
CHIEF QUARTKKMmtR'8 0FPICB, )
DEPOT OF W ASHIKQTOX. (
Washington, D. C, January 13, 1836 )
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
ot Brevet Major Benjamin Burton, A. Q. M.. at
Sixth s'reet wbarl. Washins'ton, D. C. on SATUR
DAY, February 8, 1866. at 12 o'olock M tbe follow
ins named Government vessels, viz. i
Har?e MIDDLESEX,
BarreFIlNANclt.lt.
Barre JURA,
lerms Cash, is Government funds.
D. U BUCK EE,
Bicv. Msjor-Gen. and Chiet Quartermaster,
1 16 17t Depot of Washington. .
DEPOr QUAKTK.RM ASTER'S OFFICE
BocKicTT'a Landing, )
Bicbmond, Va., J
January 8, lb66 1
PUBLIC AUCTION. '
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of in
structions from the Quartermaster-General, I will
sell at Publio Auction, at KocKett's Landintr, Rich
mond, Va., on the 20th day ot January, 1806, k
150 FIB m -CLASS MULES.
These mules have been in use in the teams at this
Depot tor tbe past six months, are well broken, and
in lino condition.
Terms Cash, in Government lands,
tale to oommno at 10 A. M.
GEORGE B CADWALADER.
Brevet Lt.-Col. and A Q. M ,
1 11 8t In cliarire of Depot.
SALE OF NAVY POW DERS AT TBE NAVY
If AKD. PHILADELPHIA.
BiracAU of Obdkakob.
Navt Depahtvunt,
Washington Citt. January 9. 1806
There will be sold to the hiirlieet bidders, at I'uh.
He Auction, at noon of tbe 22d dav of January, 1806,
at the oilice of the Inspector of Ordnance, at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, by sample, five thousand
three hundred and thirty-tao (5332j barrels ot NAV V
rOWDEKS.
leruis-C'aeb, in Government funds; one-half to
te deposited t the end ot sule. and the rt'inainii r
within ten (lays alterwurds, duriny which time the
i owdors must be removed from t lie Fort Millliu
Masaziue, oi her wise revert to the Government
H. A. WISE,
1 llilietul 22 Chiel of Bureau..
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &c.
J. M c G U I G A N,
t Importer and Wholesale Dealer n
FASCr GOODS, SOTIOHa, ElO,
FIREWORKS, FLAGS, Eto
WATCHES AND BLACKING,
NO. 3 STHAWBEUHY STREET,
Ktrst 6tret aborabtcond between Market aud Chesna
1 4 PlllLADCU-HIA.
THE CTAilP AGENCY, NO. S04 CHESNTT
BTRF.KT, ABOVJ THIRD WILL BK COMXIMULD
AH BEKPTOrOKE.
STAMHH ! KVKRY IlEHCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON UAD. AKD IN AKi AMOUNT. n u
GOVERNMENT SALES.
Orfl?r,C,'lTZO TAlES ASSISTANT
QUAKTERMAHlrR. ,
, , Trkhtob. N J , January 1,1806.
There I will lx told at Pabho A not ion. at Iron ion
Bortacks, THEN ION, N. J., on MONDAY, the 16th
day ot January, lc06, the following- artierM of
tloftnnr, tamp, and Garrison Equipage, via :
41 Axe Hand'es.
8 Ax 8'inrs.
8 Blankets (woollen).
ii flutter Blanket.
hi9 Double Hed Hacks.
10 Since Bed Saoks.
tl luiamry Cniloim Coats privates.
6 Cavalry Great Coats.
16 I n i a nt ry tireat Coats.
, -9 Kornpe Cava.
(79 CanUens. '
1 Drums and Drum things.
4 1 airs Drum Sticks.
8 Files.
' 12 sm ' Ilntcbets.
1046 liaverpacks.
1 Cnvulry Jacket.
I!7 amp liettles.
iiO llo Pans.
11( 2 Kna sacks.
11 l'irkazes.
12 I'icknxe Ilnnrlles.
4.' 8 Oreat coat Straps.
1 Worsted fjarbes.
4 "i adns.
7 Picket Fpades.
'2 (-iiade Muiits.
19 Pairs Ii'fuutry Trousers,
SSUalUents
16 Wah lent Flies.
179 ( i mnion t ents.
. 17f Hielter Tents.
82 V ail I cuts Puis.
Fato to coniineeee at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash, iu Government currency.
By order oi Quarterinasicr-t otierai IT. S A.
JOHN W t.11'1 LE,
1 12 8t Cnptuin and a. Q. il.
ri OVI'RMM EN rsl F. OF CONDEMNED OED
T NAN E STORKS.
Will I e sold ai 1 itt.lrc Auction, by order of the Sos
rotary of W ar, at the l'i,jtpd states Ar-ennl, Coin n
bus, 'Ohio, on MONDAY, Jnnunrv 22 IU ;C, com
lrenelne at Id o'clock A M., onrt rlaj s lollowm :
14 k ts Artil'ery llnrness, wheol.
28 " " " lend.
149 Atiftrlsn Carbires, cnl. 71, new.
If 6 Cnrbirea, various j attorns.
4cfi Cirted Mates hmooth-boro mtiskrts. cal. CO.
7.':0 AuMrian K ilo Muskets, cal. 64 new.
4 (CO Prussian " " " 71.
4 (00 " Fmnoth Bore Muskets, cal. 71, new.
B25 Muskets and Riflo. foielsn. various.
117 I'ouble Barrelled bliot Guns,
"t'o Revolver Pistols, various patterns.
39 )oot Ait'l'eiv Sword-i.
2,(15 T.iuht t ava'ry nbrt8.
14 Hono Artillerv "
89 Musicioiia'and N. C. Officers' Swords.
4 429 I'ul'et Moulds various.
16 OtiO Ba'l Screws, t-'ctewdr.vers. Wipers, etc.
49 rets Hort-e eitiii nients. cavalry, complete.
133 avotrv Snnd'es, McClellan pattern.
168 Saddle Blntikets.
61 Cavnlry BiiUlee.
161 Kntciiipics.
SO CC0 Bayonet Scabbards.;'
r.O.ff.O cp l'onehes.
f6 OC0 Cartndce Boxes, mfnntrv, nnd Plates.
26 000 " Box Ho ls and Plates.
26 0(0 Gnn Simps.
1 000 Sword Bolts. N. C. Oflicirs', and Plate0,
f 8 600 I'ercutsion Caps, for shot-guns.
8 40 Cores, various.
266 pounds Hemp Rope.
1S2 " Beiswax.
1 Borse.
ALSO,
A lot cf riekases, Felling-axes, Shovels, Mattocks,
Tole Yokes, ftc.
linll catalogues wfl be ready at sale.
1 EFMS OF SAI E Cash in Government funds.
Articles to be removed immediately at expense of
purchaser.
By order.
' T. C. BRADFORD.
Captain Ord., Bat. Major U. S. A.,
1 10 9t Commanding Arsenal.
TARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUART Ml-
MAS! l it SIORKS. CLOIHING. CAMP
AND GARR'SON EQUIPAGE, AT ALEXAN
DRIA, V1KOLMA.
C'iiief Quartiumaster's Ofpick, )
dvpot of 'w aphioton, j
Waebinoton, D. C. January 6, 1806 J
Will be sold at l'ubiic Aucticn, at Altxandiia, Vir
cinia. under the direction ot Brevet Lieutenant
Ct.lor.elJ. G C. Lee. A O M . on THURSDAY
January 5, 1SCC, at 10 o'clock A. M , a large lot of
condemned Quartermasters stores, doming, oto.,
as loiiows :
Shirts.
Harness,
Hummer,
Chi gels,
Vires,
Saws,
Axes,
Shovels,
Paulins,
Bone,
Grain Separator,
Cauldrons,
Argand Burners,
Manilla Ropo, '
Curled Hair,
Sheepskins,
Deer Hides,
Cast, Wrought, and
Scrap Iron,
Cast and Snrins Stool,
Jackets,
Coais, Caps,
Tents,
F1KS,
Waaons,
Cans.
An:bnlanCB,
Sprine Waaons,
Iron Axles,
Chains,
A i my Ranee,
Wheelbarrows,
Drugs,
Tables,
Desks,
Chairs,
Lettei Presses.
Halters,
il anu s,
Uram aclf, eto
Tojjethtr with a largo lot of secondhand Lumber,
cousisiiuer of
Fioonnp, i 4-4 Common Culls,
Scimtlinc, I Shin Knees.
The stores must be removed within live days from
date of sa o
Tbe sale will be continued from day to day until
tbe whole of the property is sold.
Terms lath, in Government funds.
D. H RUCKER,
Bvt. MaJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
1 6 16t Depot of Washington,
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QtTABTOTKASTER GENERAL'S OPFIOB, I
Washington, D. C. December 12, 1865. J
Tbe Quartorniustur General of the Armv directs
that all Government Horses now at Gieoboro, D. C,
be sold to tbe highest bidders.
Sa'ts will, therefore, take place at GIESBORO,
D. C bejnnnina on
THUR&DAY NEXT, DECEMBER 14, 18C6,
and continuing on each TUEbDAYand 1HURS
DAY thereatter. until all arc disposed of.
A Boat will leave tbe Stxib street wbarf every
hour on the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefully soleo'ed, and are
superior fo an heretofore offered tor sale.
Anima's wil1 be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A EKXN,
Brevet Bilgadier-Geueral in choree
1 4 tISl First Division Q. M u. O.
CALK OF SERVICEABLE QUARTERMASTER
kj Blurt-.".
Chief QrABTEnMASTEt'e Office.
1CK. )
GTON, (
' 1, 1866. J
Depot of Washington,
Washington. D C. Jat uarv
Will be sold at Publio Auction, under tho direc
tion of Brevet Colonel U. H. Tompkins, Quarter
master a LINCCLm DFPor. Washintrfon. D. C,
on 1 UEsDAY, January 23 1866 at 10 o'clook A. M..
alaree lot of QUAR1ERMASTEK 8 ORES, con
sisting of Iron Borers, 8wrat Collars, Uorse Covers,
Hose Carriaire. Hammers Hay Knives, Fire Hose,
Neck Straps and Chains, Traveliinir-lorae, Limbers,
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts, eto
Tbe Stores must be removed within five days from
date ot tale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Bvt MaJ. -Gin. and Chiof Quartrmastor,
1817t Depot ol Washington.
c; ALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
O ALL I.COD AN D SERVICEABLK.I
Oi'MCB OF ASS18TAKT QUARTEKM ASTER. 1
Wilmikgton, Del., January 2. 1860. J
Will be sold at public auction, at Wilmington,
Delaware, on
1- riciay, the 6th of January.
F'nda,lhe 12th ot Jm.uaiv.
Friday, tbe 19 h ot January.
Friday, the 26th ot January.
Four hundred good aud gfrvlwablo muloa.
One hundred ou each day oi sa e
The particular attoutiou ot purchasers is called to
tbe txce lent quality ot ti e mules, being of roo
we, in Food condition, kind and gentle, and well
broke to bat nous, being the surplus team mules of
Washington I'etot.
Animals sold singly-
Sale to conimenre at 10 A. V.
Teims Cash, in Unite slate currency.
By order of Brevet Brnradier-Getieral James A.
Ekm, in charge Fiist Division Q M. G O
' " e C. II. GALLAGHER.
1 8 20t Captain aud A. Q. M.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
TABtiK BALE 1 t()VK4(fMFJirr BUILD
, 2??t? -i! U 0TaEK PKOPERTY AT POINT
LCOKOUl.MD
Heado.ua utr Departmebt WaaniNOTOH, )
OFF1CB OF ( HIKF QrABTRRM ASTER, J
Wapbinoton, I) C , December 29, 1866 1
Will be sold atl nhlio Auction to the hiahest bid
der at POINT LOCKOUT. Md , commencing
THURSDAY, January 18, 1866, at 10 o'clock, A.
M.. tbe following frame buildings and other publio
property at that mace, vli. !
UKIfED STA1K8 GENERAL HOTITAL.
One Headquarters Bnildinr. 175 by 26 footj IE
Uofpna' Wards, each 176 by 26 feet) oneMnss-nouse,
210 b 18 leeii one Gl arils' Quarters, 167 bv 24 t-ot;
et.o ( cniraband Quaitors. 60 by 14 feet) one Kitnhon,
CO b- 28 ft ci ; olo Ciiapel, 77 ty 26 feet; one Laun
dry On ly 22 leet, with Mationary Eugino, Locomo
tive Boiler, and all too necessaiy appamtos for steam
let r.oty and try rg; one tow Stublo, 91 bv 14 loot;
oi'o Horse Mnble, 62 by 21 loct) on Wairon Ho ise,
rniail) one Baggaao House, 66 by 26 to". ; one
Warenonse, 66 by 26 leet; one lea Ii use,
40 bv to leet, and 19 foot biphj Wator-ttink
Bnlldinir, 17 by 17 feet, 80 leet high with c ircular
ater tank, 16 feet d ameter; two Coal Houses, one
Saw HouFe, one Fotago llouso, one Dead Hou , and
one Wash House, ot various d mouHlonsj also,
covered l'lank Footwalks cnnnectuig tlio above
I ui dings; aagregate length I860 leet, aud 8 toe!
wide.
ibe sbovomcntioned Hoadqtiarters Building Is
two it rics hij-h, lathed and ulastored, ana the flf-
iren xiusintai v arus, uio aleos-lionse, anil a lew
otber ttiucturit are also lathed and plastered.
ritioum CAMl.
40ly8lioti one Chapel, 100 by 14 toot lops Ex
press cilice, 30 by 16 loot; one Guard Houso ib ock)
CO by 15 cet; one Quurt. rs. ono Office, and ouo
.Stonroom, ol vnrious diniensions; also, tllS8 lineal
feet ol FenciiK', 12 foot high ; 810 lineal tcet ot tfuaid
Fence, 6 leet high; 70(1 lineal feet ol covered Ptunk
1 ootwaik-, 12 loot wide; and U1S8 lineal feet of Plank
Fool v a k. 4 eet wide, with rail.
UAltTEBM Abl Kit's DEPARTMENT,
Ol o Qnurlers, V U bv 1 fret j one Quarters, 103 by
14 ltd ; ui.0 Quarters. 12 by Ti fen; one Quaners,
Ci by 28 fief ; tlneo Smiles, averaging 139 t,y 27 leet
tacbj ono SloielioUMC, 84 bv 27 ieotj ono Smith
Sboi , t3 bv 24 leet j one Who Iwriobt Shop, 67 by
14 leet; and tour Cilices, three Qiwtirs. two storo
lu.UfCs. one Oil-bouse; ouo uaa!cr's tshop, and ono
Mcs HotiHi. oi various iliineiisioiis
MISCELLANEOUS Bl ILOJXus, AND OT1IE1
PPCPKKIY.
One Poft Hospital, 70 by 26 lief; ono Commissir
Sioiclioupc, 1(0 by 86 leet; ene Couimlssary Suloi
loom anil GliiCO, H by ifi feet; ono Oilice, 27 by 1
ieei; ro C.mud Houso Hoc), CO by 60 foot; on
Gtittid Houft (loy), 8 i by 20 leet; two traine (. uart
llou.-es suiull sine; on Barrack, at Port Lincoln
t'O Ly 20 feet; ouo OrdnaiiO" storehouse. 64bvl2
leet; one SlaiU'bter Houso. 40 by 24 feet, w.tn Slicd,
24 b 18 feet, and Outbiiililinvs, 9 by 9 leet; one ta
bie. 8tibv22 lict; nnd 10 Kbchens, Quartora, eio.
ot vaiious dimensions.
One wnarl of Timber and Lumber, 476 feet long
and varvinc in width trom 22 to ll'2 feet. 218 liuea
leet of Stockado, 11 teet high on tho Potomac s do
with block-boufo 20 by 80 leet, four piatforms, eacl
16 bv 12 lei t. and 1U0 lineal feet ol plank lootwulli
C teet wiac. 167 hnent leet or Stockado on nay sido
with l looK-bousc i6 by 20 loet, aud three platform
ot urious diinentioiis, and a footwalk.
Ore Hofe carriage; 28 Fire Laddors; 24 Axes; 116
I ne Buckets; ulU six lengths ot Hoso, each ol loot
lor?.
'Ibrro Cooking Ranges; one Torpotual Ovonj a
qcniitity of o,d LumLer; aud a number ol Pumps.
Point Lookout, vituated at the junction of tho Po
tomac river with Chesapeake bny. waB, bot'uro tho
war. a favorite watering i luce, and Is well adaptod
lor the purpose now, having excellent faoilitica tor
salt-vatcr lathing, and abu-adunce offish and game.
Tbe buildings above enumerated under tho head ot
"United Stutcs Central Hospital," are locaioa di
rectly on ibe Point, tho principal structures being
ariauced in a circle, railiat ntr from a oommon
centre, and connected by covered footwalks, and
could with moderate expenso bo fitted up p openy
lor tbe accommodation ot visitors, as a steam laun
dry, icc-lioui-o, coal house, water-tanks, and many
other iieeetsary struoturos for tlio purpose, are ready
lor immediate hbc. An exccllout ot portumty is
a sooili rded to land owners in tho vicinity, and olso
where, to secure valuable icncing and building
material.
A tteamer will leave the Government wharves,
south side ot tho basin, near F'ardy's shipvard, Bal
timore, Md., at 10 o'c'ock, on the morning of Wed
nesday, January 17, 1800, for the trarui pollution of
bidders to Point Lookout; and will De retained until
the clone of l lie sale to return the passeng rs to Bal
timore. Meals will bo lurnisheU on the boat at the
UMinl ftetimhoat rates.
I ho linildiiips mil be sold singly, and other prc
j erty in lo g losmt purchnsorB.
1 ho nnlitaiy guard will remain in charge of tho
Buildings, etc, lor fifteen days alter the sale, it
oofirea, ana purchasers win no allowed twonty days
in which to remove thoir property
I finis Cath, iu Goven ment funds.
M. 1. Lli DIN GTON,
Colonel and Chiet Quartermaster,
I I ICt Department ot Washington.
C-ALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
STORES.
Will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
ON FEBRUARY 20, 1806,
at 10 o'olock A. M , a large quantity, consisting; in
part of the following articles, viz.:
974 Carbines, various kinds.
80 COO Muekets and Rifles, new and old United States,
and foreign, of various calibres,
508 Stan's Army Revolvers, serviceable.
276 Savage's Navy Revo'vers, new, and others,
with a laige lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms ot various patterns.
430 Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn. ,
724 Cavalry i Saddles, worn,
1,090 Cavalry Bridles, worn, "1
288BiltBolBtors, for Pis'o'B, wonf.
SCO Cartr'dgo Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1,163 Cartridge Boxes, for Carbines, worn
800 Slings, for Carbines, worn.
168 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
47,000 seta of Infantry Accoutrements, worn.
Also a large lot of appendages for the various
kinds ot Muskets and Rifles.
Samples to be seen at the
INDIANPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at the
UN ITED; STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WOR1H STREET, NEW XORK CUT.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
JAMES M WHITTEMORE,
1 8(2 20 Capt. and Bvt. Maj. Ord , Commanding.
pUBLlCSALE '
AT THE I RANKFORD ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED STATES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 18, 1966,
at 11 o'clock,
will be sold a' Public Sale,
GUaPOWDLR, BY SAMPLE, Viz.t
19,(66 pounds United stales Powder imxod, badly
caked
U'JOO pounds United Mutes Cannon Powder, badly
caked
4'juO rounds United Stales Mortar Fowder, dirty
end caked
4)01 pounds United States Powder, good mixed
tiffin.
87 403 pounds Conftd' rate S'tJC-s Towdor, g od
mixed i rain.
4167 pound Confederate S.ates .'owder, badly
osBiaged.
'I bis Powder Is stored at Fort Dlawaie. .
Samples may bo seon at the Watertown, Water
vlnt. and Frauklord Arsenals, and al the Unut
States Ageuov, No. 46 Woith Street. New York.
When the interest of the Goveruiuut ma roqul
It, tbe powder wiil be bid Iu
leims United States currency. .,..,.
V I KIN K I ,
12 lUtuCt Bvt. Lt.-Col. U. 8. A. lomiuauuiuir.
10 Hospital Wards, eaoa 140 bv 26 foet;7Cook
I ons s, euch 143 by 22 loot; one Cook houo, 120 by
6 leet ; one ( ook-houso, 140 by 25 loot, witli to
w bus. each 30 by 2o loot; one Hoadnunrters Build
ing, u iy H lee-, with io winirs. each 40 l 20 feet:
one ... s. stoieliouso. 90 bv '22 tnt n,,,. t,..,.....