THE I DAILY - EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1806.
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CITY, INTELLIGENCE
For Additional City Inidiijince nee F.flh Page.
ThkMakkkts. The quotations for to-day
are almost the snrae l-t week. The whole
sale prices of cattle and slurp have lallen, bat
dealers continue to keep up ibeir rates: '
Meats roast beef, V lb VXaflA
co- ned biet, t lb
.It 18
" ruirip steaks, lb.
'" , sirloin steaks, lb
" smoked, if lb
" porter-house steaks, i b.
Mutton, lore-quarter, t lb
bind " fin
' chops " lb .
Teal, nind-qnarter, f 10
..." .lore-quarter, Vlb . ..
eotleti, lb
Potatoes, w' lto, i naif pocs
" sweei
Foaltrr, fowl. V lb
" spni v chickens, i id.. ..
Sausages, 'lb
Sheep lougucs, dozen ,
....2226
....80.n,36
,...tU
....24u28
....1214
. ... 18 .i 2(J
....2K22
... .3IK"J26
,...1215
... .25t30
....2S'23
. ...26 a0
....) am
..1823
,.22'i6
Report of tuh Wills IIosrrrAL. The
thlrtv-lirst annual report of this iimtitutlon
shows the expanses of the pas: year amounted to
$12.304i8. The number of patients treated
diirlnp the year was 24S. Of these there were
admitted during the year, 224. Number dis
charged during the year, V.L. Leaving under
treatment Decern be SI, 1KB."., 18. Of those dis
charged there were: Cm cd, 127; improved, 81;
incurable, 18; eloped, 5; died, 1.
. During the year there -were two hundred and
fourteen surgical operations performed in the
hospital. Fr-jin patients aii'i other sources there
has been received and paid to the Citv Trea
surer, during the rear, the sura of $2382il3.
Fiest German Reformed Curncn.
The old chun h property b'!ongins to the Kirst
. German Reformed conoTegu'.icn. in Race street,
nt ar Fourth, has been oii.-r-d lor sale by the
trustees. It is the intention of the congregation
to locate in a more central position, many of
the members having remove;?, to disUnt part's of
the city. This is one of the "Most and moat in
flucLtiul churches of this persuasion In this sec
tion, the labor ol Rev. Dr. JJrmibericr, the pas
tor, having been crowned with signal success.
During the past few weeks a series of interesting
and ini-tructivc meetings have been held In the
church lor the purpose ot giving proper cate
chetical instruction to those who form the
younger porti u ot the membership.
The Yotjnq SLennkbchor. One oF the
mrst brilliant and attractive masquerade balls
ever given In rhiladeluhia takes place at the
Academy of Music on Mou.lay evcninir, under
the auspices ot the Youiis Micnnerchor Associa
tion. The festivity is pot up lor social enter
tainment, and not lor pecuniary purposes, and
consequently w ill be most select. A reunion of
the managers of the associa ion took place last
night, at which there were present a number of
the members ot the press, aud a hose of invited
guests. -
Fenian Bu"TnExinoon. A Convention
ot the Fenian Brotherhood. District of Phila-
del r his, was held on Tuesday evening, eleven
Circles Demg represented. f.ir. J. A. Keenuii,
District Centre, presided. A Committee on
resolutions reported a scries, in which devotion
to ihe caused Irish libertv Is reatlirmed, and
tne menus oi iiisn nationality are urged to sup
ply uioterial aid in furtherance ol it.
Alleged Highway Hobber. Barney
Rourke was committed lor a turther heanug
yesterday aiteriioon, at the Central Station, on
the chree of having been tm plicated in the rob
bing ot t. vv. weest, residing at Twentv-third
and Lombard streets. Mr. Weest was waylaid.
knocked down, and robbed of his watch, about
nine o clock on tne evening ot the 23d instant.
Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania Begi-
mekt. The CHth Pennsylvania Regiment, Colonel
Cecil Cluy, anived here yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock, trnm Baltimore, and proceeded to
Camp Cadwaladcr. This was formerly Colonel
j. iticnter Jones' regiment, and tt lias done im
portant duty to the Government. It was orga
nized in July jIhoi.
Society fob Alleviating the Mise-
KIE8 of Prisons. This soc etv held its eightieth
anniversary on Thursday evening, n still pur
sues its quiet career ot usetulues. The most im
portant work which it has on hand is that of
reform in the county prisons, which are, in too
many cases, simply schools ol crime.
The Boys' IIigh School. The semi-an-,
mial commencement of ihe boys' Central High
School will take place at the Academy of Music
on the 16th of February. The examination for
the admission ol candidates, commences on
Monday, the 6th inst. The examination of the
pupils of the achooHs now in progress.
Slight Fire at the Navy Yard. A
slight fire occurred about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon on board the United States supply
steamer South Carolina, which is anchored at
the noi th dock of the Navy Yard. It was extin
guished by mears of the engine at the yard.
Professional Committed. Barney Mc
Ilhenny, an alleged professional thief, was
arrested at the Academy of Music, on Thursday
evening by Detective Henderson. At a hearing
yesterday aiternoon he was committed to prison
lor ninety daye. -
Ckntxnabiams in EuRorn. A French lour-
nalist has made a list of the number of deaths in
the year 1866 of persons who attained the age of
iuu years ana upwards, t ranee not inciuuea.
England holds a respectable place in the list.
having five names out ot onlv 19 collected from
the whole world. The following is the list.
which might be added to by further investiga
tion: Mrs. hurcbell, 100 years, Brightdn; Mrs.
Isabella Ross. 106 years. Market Weighton; Mrs.
Mary Flinn, 100 years, Loudon; Mrs. Margaret
uurteis, 1U3 years, suaitou nectory, isorioiu;
jvirs. barau timietieia, 101 years, waKetieia: is.
Nauwelacrs 103 years, Brussels; Isabelle Somer,
100 years and 8 months, Dest.ibergen, Belgium;
Catherine van vveue, lui years, Aiost; Lorenzo
Kisso, iuu years, Kossighone, Uguna; il. Aga-
thange. lormcrly abbot of the Russian convent
ol St. George, Crimea, 108 years; the Austrian
general, Count Civalart dV Hapnancourt, 100
years; the iDdian warrior, Bloodv Hand, 100
years, at Cattaraugas; Madame Anpelique Doyer,
113 years, at Quebec; Widow Oagq;ero, 108 years,
at Genoa; Luisa Maria de Oliveira, 107 years,
arrondissement de Louza, Portugal: Jean
Schlapentweltt, 117, Vienna; Madame Daniel
Couture, 102 years, (Levis, Canada; Rabello de
Penauel, Portugal, 108 year?.
' Lighthouses on tub Southebn Coast. In
conseaueuce of Congress having as yet failed to
act upon th recommendations of the Chief of
the Lighthouse Buard. very little progress has
, been made in the work of iv-establishing light
' houses on the Southern coast. There are yet
upwards of eighty lighthouses and boats along
the coast from the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay
to the const ol Texas that need to be DUt in
working order. Many of the houses and boats
are onlv Dartiallv damaged, and would reauire
very little time and expense to thoroughly repair
them, while again some ot tua mot extensive
works have been entirely do?' roved. As soon as
Congress makes an approiu'ation for tbis pur-
. i , :n i . at
tional IntcUvjencer. '
AMUSEMENTS.
fiR AND ORG Am CONCERT,
AT TUB OPENINU Or THE
NEW ORGAN,
' IN UNION M. E. CHURCH,
ON THURSDAY EVENING. February 1st.
Come 'of the beat talent has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tlfteta 50 rents, at tbe Methodist Book Store. Vo 88
N. Fourth ana at the doar. 1 27 nuwth 4t'
r K KM A N I A ORCIIROTl A. PUBLIC KE-
VJ hesrssls eyrv RATI RDAY AFTERXOO.H AT
MTJBH'AL FCND HALL, o'cloek. F.nKaiieinenta
maorriy addrestlna GKOKOK BAS'I ERT, Agent. No. I ill
atuxn ixnc i sireei, netwevu Race and Vine. I io 4 in
AMUSEMENTS.
"Ij ISLET'S" COMINKNTAL NEWS
Croire ests lo an p aef oi Amusement uf mku
p totH vHik an evening, ., 1 slly .
C CHOICE BEATS ApiO ADMI88I0N8.-
Tickets eae re bad a ifN
Hlix.KAV MB OFFICE.
' Fo. 431 CBKsM'T 8tr?l. epposlte the Poa tOtYloe,
fnrtlieCliesnst, arch, Wainat, and- Academy of Music,
no to e o ciocs, every eveninir. , i
IS
EW CI1E3NUT STKEET' THEATRE.
e. l. tii.ton, f moroaunt w n. wallis,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
FRAWK 'nttOWRIt. "
WEDNESDAY Af Tfcfc.sOO., January (1, 1866.
CORHFiNpON DUNCE. ' ,: , .
Fnn.ATiui.piit a. Junnarr l!l. IStin.
FnAKK Ptrnwia. F.ho lni- ir: The uodomunad.
on brhalt'of a iHTa niitnnr or mar trleiiJa and lellow-
citlienn. deMre your acenptaocfl of a eoinp Imentar tfl-
iinioDiai. aiKnuyinK iu aomn aettreo iu i;bh'iu iu wuivu
Too ara hi Iu by iboae lio hava lontr rrcognlzad In Too
the CKtlmaliia olil7.rn and tliatrne arttstu. We are ra-
quemcd ann to auk that von d"a'gnataai wnai imie ana
piace iujb proicsaeu e&preHiuu maj vkiucu ujiu
efltct . . .
e remain vorv tmlr. vonr rnnnn-,
1 awlor, Everett A liiucken, Fraderica W. Oraysn,
Wl Ham MrfHcr.
i uarivn r,. -TRiukinuU -Cliarlen
II. Urnllnn,
Gnorir Ij Jncohv,
Hon. John W. f orncj-.
iorovcr it Sinn,
Joeph 1). Murohy,
F L. retlifraton,
K TV. C Gn-eiie.
( barlcs C. W'lm,
ilirr C. Bail b.
J(nToy,
Jolin L. i amcro-a.
iunu u. niiov.
lion. Wm. V. McCiratli.
Colonel 4eori:e O. Thomas.
Colnnel Jnhn 11. 1 at-biirt.
TliOuiHdJ. liarger,
L. K. ninbloA.
i harlos W. Brooke,
Henry J. Mclntvro,
Jonenh J Rixlnor.
Rlrhiinl Tenlstan,
Jamea Krsonoin,
H ainiiM lianle'n.
General I'etur Lvle,
Morn Hoi ,
H. Vv . Kanaka,
John Iioluifiii.
J 'avid M. l.yle,
lluth Kanken.
J E. belter.
Jolin Tbornley,
JoKph Al'en,
Wl Ham II. licMonet.
W l Ham H. liamen.
General Wm K. Kuiall.
Janie M 1 eddy,
(-i niuel .Mine.
Geure t amphall,
Jolm J. Ua uslia.
Jamea W. Uancker.
Gourde II. Vandyke,
Jonejill lnvi.
Dr. David Worrell,
Joanpli G. Kowlcr,
W. L Gennun,
V. U. Glena.
1 M. Durland,
Ibeodore i Vandyke,
Flank 8. Johnson.
Georte II. Mooie.
JnuieH liellly
yyi nam iiesion, jr.,
O. A. DOlT
Jamea ('. McCleca,
llei.ry C Meesct,
!. C. McLaut-hliu,
Henry B. ltobb,
H H. Gatzuer,
Richard W. shannon,
Reuben J. Dclaney,
Itllam J Jonea,
John FJk'nton,
W m. A. Dclaney,
Win J. 1'oilnck,
William Kirn.
John Montelin,
Hanmel Me Ml ley,
George 8. Jouea,
KdwArd Irvln.
Jamea Blalock,
And otbern.
FuiLADRLPni A. January 22. 18G6.
To Jfeaara Lawlor, Kvere t 4 Jiinckcn, E. W. C.
drctne, rreiierlck w. urayxon, i r emersion,
t barles C. Wilson. William Mcefer. Robert v. Hinlth.
t liarlea If. Graflon. W llllain 11 Benonei. Kins, i lion.
William V. McGruth, General Milium r . Hmall. Geue
ral I et' r Lylo, Co onol John H Taimiirt ( buries K.
Wnrburton. Rlcbnrd V. Hhannon (iuorse H. Aloorn.
L. t. Cambloa. David M. l.yle, John . llialey, Frank
h. Jobnxon, Charles w. Brooke, and others.
Gentlemen Your letter oi the Uili Instant tendering
me a Complimentary Benefit, lias been received, and 1
cannot express (o you the rateiul emotions a perusal of
nsconien.i citnien. jub ion career, it naa ever oeen
my aim to nie t tne approval ni tha puiiiic, and tli.a
token thai my error a have bei n appreciated by so inanv
of my iriemls In this clly. cannot but be irratl ying to me,
and stimu ate me to arcn'er ellorta in tbe lutnre
TnuiikliiK you tor tne Kina expressions ionveyea in
your letter. I accent your generous offer, and tmiuM
nat; e Wl WSEst AY aFI KltNUON, Slat li atant. and
Hi New t'liesnu ht reel i n cntre. aa tun time ami pmeo
where li wou d tlve me p eature to meet my irleuda and
patrons. I remain, very truly, your friend.
VliW CHKSNUT STHKIOT TUEATKB.
Xy CHKSNUT Street, above Twelfth.
LCunAtiu unviiiua niLXii&ai ti. BlJN. tiossoes
and ManaKer
w
ARRA H NA-POGUE.
ARHAH-NA-POtiUE
AURAH-NA-P(iUJl
JHI8 EVkMNU.
th e treat Irish spectacular Drama, in 3 acta,
AKltAH-A-l-UGUK.
Mr. T. F. GLKN K Y. his first appearance In this City, as
hiiau TH.E rovr.
MIPS JOS1E OBION aa AEEAH MEF.LIIL
rThe two oriuinala ol these characters In America.)
'1 bis thrillinK and highly luleiest.na picture of Irish
Lile vtUloe orcsen tea witn
ALL, liS UltlOlSAli r.'l.tIMIUlt.
New and biBUtluil scenery, ty HIJlliItD SMITH and
bis broilier WILLI A V.
NEW AND INGENIOUS Ml CHANICAL EFFECTS,
DV tlOBcpil rl.ra nun nun xuuiimn Diiuiiwmiit.
NEW AM) AFFKGPKI A'l E WABDttOBE,
Manu actured Iroin design
furnished by Dion lloncicault, from London.
All tne orieinai mmie
Keiideroii uv niraieia anu tne gnna orcnestra.
KKW UtOPKRTI Kk AND Al'POINTMEMS,
Bv John Danev aud Assistants
AND A'dltPAl A8I Of I'll A R VI'TF.R.
fihann-tlie-foat, a Wlck.ow Carman. .Mr. T. K. Olennoy
Arran Hiee, s i niss juio urion
o.onoi ii'Gradv Mr. F. Mordaunt
Beamish McCoul Mr. G. II. C arko
In consequence or the lenirtn ana importance of
AUKAH-NA-POOUK.
It will cnnstitnte the en i Ire eyentna'f non'ormance.
Doors oncn at 6 IS. reriormancee commencos atl'4.
ADMU4--10N8 25 cents, 50 cenig anl 1.
JOHN
DREW'S NEW ARCH. STREET
A.TX
THEATRE.
Begins at 7 o clock.
SIXTH NIGH r OF MM" IIOSMER,
OKI AT SAUIRDAY EV1.N1NG BILL.
JBaGEUYT ANIJ 8IIUKING ORAM A.
&ATUR1AY EV1N1NW, January X7,
LUCRE 1 1 A BORGIA.
UK Rr.TI V BOROI A.
LCCRLT1A BjUGIA.
T.urretia Bonrla Mws JEAN IIOSMKR
DukeAlionso L n un
Gennaro Mch.ee Rankin
To conclude witn tne preat orama or too
LONELY MAN Of THE OCr.AK.
Jaok Gaily E. L. Tllton
Lieut. Adain Buthlord McKee RanKin
BJcky Bowea Mrs O. Henri
Scata secured tlx days In advance.
rALNUT STKEKT THEATRE. N. E
corner NINTH and WALNUT Btrcets.
BATUKiJil NIU11T W ALA.
JOIiN 8. CLArtKE
In great Comic Characters,
DOMESTIC PLAY,
ROMANTIC DRAMA.
To commence with Poole's omedy oi
r.ui rat.
"I'VE JUST DROPPED IN'.',
After whllch the Conic Drama from the Works of
Die aena, cubed
Illustrating Incidents m the Liven of Nicholar anil tha
Orphan Boy Smlke.
To couclade witn tne sensational urama oi
JONATHAN KKADfOKUl
Or. the at urder at the Road-side Inn.
Fcene 4 FOUR DISTINCT APARTMENTS.
VEW AMERICAN THEATRE
iy GRAND NATIONAL CIRCC8. WALNUT Street,
above Elvkth.
vvoNiir.Biruij beuuiib auaus,
lie-engaged for one week more. Also,
MA1VLLE ZANFBETTA.
the grcateat Tight-Rope Artist In the world.
F.VKKY FvVEMNG I III- WK.FjK,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SATLRDaY AFTER-
UU.NS.
THE FIELD OF THK CLOTH OF GOLD.
AO Horses and 100 Performers.
WM.F.WALLE'lT WILL APPEAR on MONDAY NEXT
c
ONCERT HAL L.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST THKEK NIGHTS OF
ROBKRT HELLER.
AND HIS PHENOMENAL,
IN CO.v Pit E REN SIBLE,
ANIIQIE,
TERRIBLE,
bTl'I'ESDOUS. AND
UNiyUK EGYPTIAN WONDEB,
THURSDAY. IRID Y .Tno'sATURDAY
Willi AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.
Tba I'iano used noon this occasion wilt be the mag
nificent Mielnway Grund Piano Forte, sent expreaaiy
lor tins purpose.
Admission, do cents, tteserveu nt i, i "mi
H.ats mas be secured, three days In advauce, at ChiS.
W. A. Trump'er's Music Store.
Last Grand Matinee. SATURDAY, January i.
A bfcit.MtiL.Y BCll.IJliNti LAltiiBi OALiUtj.
t'ornerot TEN I'H and CHKSNUT Streets.
EVLRY Js.Vr.MWU ulll, f UHITlt.ll auiilu,
TUB ORIGINAL
PEAK FAMILY
BFLL UINGI RS,
VOCALISTS, HARPIST. VIOLINIST, AND
PIANIST. ,
240 SlLVi' R BK1.I5.
A BEAUTIFUL CHIME OF SILVER STAFF BF.LL8.
'1 l o 1'iniio (tluortie sieeK ( o inuke) Is turuisuud by
Mr. Gould, be veil til and Cheanut street.
Sraia may be sucureu three oitys in advance at tne
Munie store ot I buries W. A. 'lruuip.tr. Ticket Oilice
open from till 4.
AuiKiaaton iueents. securuu m . on cenu. umidren.
29 enils. No bull uiioe lo secured eat.
Jioors open at t o c oct, io cuiiiiiie.nee at IX .
Mutuiee adinittanee, 34 crnts. Cliiidri'U. 16 cents.
Matinee Doom open at 2 o'clock, commence atl.
lV!3&t O. C. CHASE, Buaiuua Agent.
a CADEMY OV FINE ARTS, CHESNUT
X Htrret, aiiove lentn.
Open irom 8 . M. till 8 P. M.
' Benjamin Wet'n trrcat Picture of
VllillBT Ur.Jc,tlLT I
ttlil on eshlbitlon 1 1 j
AMUSEMENTS.
JJAKDEL -AND HAYDN SOCIETY
THE S1WOND CONCERT j
of tna A"os will aa give in !
MUSICAL FUND II ALL,.
ON FRIDAY KVKNINO, FEBBUAKT 9. I 1866,
Wh n Ui Grand Oratorio of t
V 111 ba , per.ormad.
1 hfl following Professional Talent have been engaged I
M n M H itLtXAMlKK Hoprano. ' i
WIM CsROUNK MOiiAFFBi'-V, Contralto.
Mr tiEGRGK KIMPHON, at Naw York, l enor. i
Mi: J. r. kUDOLFIHKN. of Boston, Basso. '
ado tne fall Gl 1IM ANIA OH 'H . b fit . over thirty
Instruments, CHARLES Ht'llMITZ. Leader. With a
chorus oi ovtr tw hundred and fitly voices.
menuuie nnuer tne uireciioo oi 1
CAUL SENTZ.
In order to al'ow all wbo wish to hear this magnificent
uratotio. tne nirecMrs nave resoivea
to admit tba pubila to tha
GENERAL REHEARSAL, i
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Februarys.
Those snbscrlberswho wish to avol d theorowd en the
nlahi oncert will hare tba Drivlleie oi nalnx tbolr
Tlcneta at. the Rehearsal i i
This t irati rlo will ba (often op sooonor to anythlnjt
of ibe kind ever neiiormed In tins city. Tbe plalturm
III be enlameo. so aa to aocommodate ihe 1 lame
Orchestra and ( horns.
Tickets tor tbe Rehearsal no cent.
' ' oneert fl.
To lie had at TRI M fl.Ml'B venb and Chesnut
streets: L.K A WaLRc.R'S, Chesnut street, above
Heventb street: and at W. 11. BOKEB S, Ho. 11 'J hes-
nut street. ' 1 21 fit
VKW PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM, No. 833
As , MARK FT Street.
I-o.-l I1VF.LY THE LAST WEEK OF THE
BBI1.LMKT ACI KSMON OK LTRIOHITIES, FROM
BillMJO HUM. Ul, jscvt T l iff IV.
The hoYA scotia giantessi
The tal'est laey livlntr axed nineteen year, eight feet
one Inch high, weithlug tjl pounoa.
jnia Bf.ru.
The Fmallest Woman In tbe world twenty-two yean
old tJMUy two Inches hU-'h. welnhs 35 pounds.
Zl'RULY BAN M;M, irom a remote province of "Clr
cassia". fiBVluii been ransomed at a ereat expense while
on her j to a lurkish market! tonether wltli
ltj,tliu A llltAL. i;i Kiunnir.n. iurming anoKeuier
one of tbe most attractive exhibitions ever presented to
tbe nubile.
AdmlKsion to view the wjioie. 3ir cents. Children, a:o.
ooen dully irom 9 AM. till 1(1 P M
1 VI 6t H. P. IN GALLS, Proprietor.
COAL.
QOAL! COVL
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
AT
ALTER'S
COAL
NINTH
YARD,
STKEET,
BELCW CIRARD AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE CORNES OF SIXIH AND
6FBING CiABDEN SlRiETS. Ill
J A M E S O'BRIEN,
DEALER IU
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL,
BY 2 HE CARGO OB SINGLE TON.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Has constantly on hand a competent supply of the
above superior Coal, suitable lor fnmtiy uso, tc
which he calls the attention of hia friouds and the
public Beiierally.
Ordtita lelt at No. 205 S. Fi'th street, THo. 82 8
Beyenteeoth street, or through Despatch or Poal
OUIce, promptly attended to
A 6V5PEBJ0B QUAUir OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. 781y
PIANOS, &o.
fifffi E S T E Y'S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only UNEXCELLED, but UNEQ0ALLED in
purity of lone and lower, designed especially fot
Cliurclies and Scboola, but found to bei ually well
adapted to the Parlor and Drawing-Room, for sals
only by E. M. BRUCE,
No. N. SEVENTH Street
Also, a complete assortment of tha Perfect Melodeoa
constantly on band. 7138m
HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IIIAS REMOVED
During; the erection ol the new Bank bulldln?,
to H7 4p
No. 805 CHESNUT STUEET.
J? I N E
OPERA GLASSES.
wl VERY LARGE VARIETY.
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO..
l l
No. 824 CHESpTUT STREET.
o
RLEANS HOUSE,
No. 031 CHESNUT STREET I
PHILADELPHIA,
J STEPPACLIER,
1'BOPRIETOR,
Conducted on the European p'an. 11 25 8m
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
OltAVE-STONES, Eto.
JuHt completed, a beautiml variety of
ITALIAN MABBLE MOKOMENTS,
TOMBS, AUD UB.AYE-STOKES.
W Ul be sold cheap for cash.
Work tent to any part of the United States,
11EN11Y S. TAIill,
MARBLE WORKS,
1 24wfw No. 710 GREEK Street. Philadolpbin.
WE THIS DAY ESTABLISH A
if
BRANCH BANKING HOUSE,
AT No. 3 NASSAU STREET
KEW YOEK.
SMITH. RANDOLPH & CO.
PnitABELPHU, January 1, 1896. ' Urp
rrilE bTAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CHESNUT
J UTREKT, ABOVE TUIKD, WILL BE CONT1KUKD
AH HFBKTOrOHK,
STAMPS of i VERY DESCRTPTTOW CONSTANTLY
- P V " . a TTv t VT 1VV A IIAIILT . II 1 fl
n'HB BTAMP AGENCY, NO. 301 CITESNCT
I BTRF.KT. ABOVE 1UIBD WILL BE CONTINUED
A HTAPS ot EVKRY PKHCBIPTION C0S8TANTLY
ON IllAliD. AJiD IN AK AMOVNT. II
GOVERNMENT 8ALES.
SALE OH1 SERVICE A BLR AND UN.F.UVICE
AttLR OUAKIKKM A'sIEK't) AND
tiOVi-KBAlENT HGKSIU4.
LlIPOT QUARTOT.MA8TRB OFriCt, I
Baltimobb), Aid , January S3. WA. f
Will be aold at Fubbo A notion, under the alree
lion of Captain A. M. nmrniuuv A. Q. M.,at tfio
Canton Warehoose, Fell's Point, Baltimore, Md , on
FRIDAY, February S, 1S06, at 10 o'olock A M , a
larre lot of Unserriceable Qnartermastcra' Stores,
ConaiMinfr el
Adaea,
1'aullns,
Vmows,
I'lanea,
l'okers,
1 reo, Lettor,
Punehes,
Bakes,
Koorlntf, Felt,
h-addlea.
Saddlers' Tools, i
crews, Bench,
Rcrew-dnvers,
Spades and Handles,
Square,
Tabiee,
W bee barrows,
Window Uilnds,
VI ood Horses,
Zmo, ete. eto.
Kettles, Toa,
Ladders,
Lamps, ,
Lanterns, '
Ltivels, Spirit,
Ma leta,
Mattreases,
Mortats aud Tcstles,
Cars,
Bans, assorted,
I icks,
Tins, Fickot,
Plates,
Pots, Co (Tee,
I'nmps, assorted,
Quilts,
Hasps.
Bono,
Haddlo Bairs.
Saws, asoorlod,
bsythPS,
hhovtls,
Spittoons,
Stoves and ripe,
Wagon Covers,
Whips,
Wire.
'Wrenches.
Anchors,
Andirons,
AUROtS,
Axes, Broad,
Balls and Chains,
Barre s,
Bars, Grate,
Bedsuada,
Benches,
Bevels,
Bits, Bridle,
Blacksmiths' Toola,
Blankets,
Blocks, I actio,
Boilers, assorted,'
Brace and Bits, .
Bridles Bidlnr, '
Brushes, Horse,
Caps, assorted,
Chi pn tors' loots,
Casks, Water,
Candli sticks,
Collara, riorse,
tups, llu,
Curry Combs,
Decks, Oliice and Flold
Dividi r,
tenders,
Files,
Foikcs,
Forks, Stable,
Furnnco,
Causes,
Girths,
Grates,
Griudhtone,
llalyarus,
Hanrlcnfls.
Hai ness, anib. and;wa.,
. ua citeis,
' Hav BrcfS,
Hol'tiur Apparatus,
Hods, coal,
Hose,
lion,
Nails, II. S.,
Ovens.
And on SATURDAY. Vubrnarv 8. 13C0 at Cam')
Newport, Baltimore, Md., 60 (more or less) Good
Services ne noises,
Ambulances, i Drays,
Halters, HarnenB.
W affona.armv & srrin?.
I'aitcular attention is invited to the superior
nnnlttv of there Horses. Ambulances, and Wairons,
whioh are much bettor than any heictolore oll'ercd
lor salo.
Ihe stores must be removed within five days from
dnte ol sale
TernA Ca-h, in Government iunds.
O. VV. BKADLEY,
1 26 6t Col, and Chief Q M. Mid. Mil. Dept.
TJRFAU OF OKDNANCE, KAVY DEPART-
AiENl.
Washihotoji Citt. Jan. 10. 1SG8.
Sale ol about one thousand (10o0) tons of Navy
SHOT and SliF.LL at the Forts near tao entranoo
to f ane Fear River. North Carolina
N otice is hereby piven that on tne 15' n aar or t eD-
ruary, Iflib, tbere will be sold at puDiio auction to
the highest Diaucr, witnout reserve, ana in tors to
suit uurchacers. about one thousand (1000) tons,
more or less, ol fellOT and olIELL thrown into the
Forts at the entrance of Cape Fear Rivor, N. C, by
the i.sarv durinir thoir bombardment.
. I n ....... . ,niia Ai,A.l.nir V, n
ATI lilt, 103U 111 U U I L 1 I' lill 111 .uuun, ...... ,...i uiu
purcliBse money to be paid bv the purchaser on the
estimated weights immediately upon tbe conclusion
of the sale, and the remainder on the actual
weights upon delivery and removal, which must take
place within ten days attor the salo, othorwise the
prtjcciliCB will rovtr. to ine uovernmeni.
11. A. vr loc
1271Gt Chief of Bureau.
DENTISTRY.
1SAIAH TRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
A Pblladeluhla College of Dental Sureerv. class 1&VJ-4
formerly oi W est Cbester, Pa., baving served tnree years
in tne Armv, r.as lesumea tne practice oi nis proiession
at No. 21 h.ELKVEMil Btrcet. Plilladelohia. where
he villi endeavor to eive satis. aotory attention to all who
may require am iuuicbbiuuiu svrvuHjih aa o ij
BARGAINS ! ! BARGAINS ! ! !
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, ETC.,
Which have been slightly damaged by removal
duiirigtue night of the- fire, will be closed out at
astonishing low prices.
L1NFORD LTJKENS,
N. W. C0R5ER 6IXTII AND CHESNUT ST8.
Also, an entirely new stock of Fine Dress Shirts,
Cashmere Scarfs, Neckties, Gloves, Mufflers, Etc.
Eto,, which are offered at the usual low ratoa.
Now'i the time to secure Bargains, 128 8t
QHEAr ONLY TEN CENTS FOR
ONE Or J. B. CAPE WELL 4 CO.S
CELEBRATED WR5D-CCARD AND AIR-HEATERS
FOR COAL. OIL. LAMPS,
Patented October 25, 1865.
CAPEWELL A CO.'S Wind Guard and Air-Heater for
Oli Lamps.
Use the Patent vTlnd-Ouard and Air-Heater for Oil
I.Htrins.
Tex C snts om,t Fob CAPEWELL CO S Patent
Wind-Uuard and Air Beater lor Oil Lamps.
It you wan: to save oil use the Patent Wind Guard
and Air Heater, for oil Lamps.
Great savloir iu Glass Chimneys. Use C APEWELL
CO.'n Patent V Ina Guard aud Air-Heater, as it keeos
tbem rrom breaking
t APEWKLL & CO Patent Wind-Onard and Air
Heater saves one-third more oil than any other lamp.
Try one tney coat out veu cema.
Great inducements ofl'eted to agents,
bold wholesale enly by .
J. B. CAPEWELL CO..
Flint Glass Manufacturers. Weatvllle. N. J.
Offlee. northwest corner of BECOSD and KAOE
Streets, PhUadelphia.
CAP SWELL'S PATENT WIND-GUARD AND
AIR HEATER FOR COAL OIL LAMPS
Rent to anv nart of the United States. Doat paid, on the
receipt of Twenty-five ceDts. 1 hey use one-third lees
oil than any other Latuu now in una. i nev preveui tne
alaaa irom breaalng or the lamp trom shiuKIiik,
J. li. CAPEWELL & CO.. Patentees,
122 lm ISO. 21. B ACE Htreet, Phllad'a,
TO
I I have a
HOUSEKEEPERS.
large stock of every variety of furniture
which 1 will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
TLAIN ASD MABBLE TOP COTTAGE SUITS
WALNUT CHAMBER SClTd.
PABLOB SUITS IN VELVET FLUSH.
PABLOR StllTS IS HA1B CLOTH.
PAKLOB SUITS IN KEPS.
Mdeboardt, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Book-cases,
Matuesses, Lounges, Lie Etc.
P. P. OUSTINE,
1 1 8m N. F.. Cor. SjtCUND AND BACK STS.
T E
N E II & D A V I
A.
LAW AND COLLECTION 0PFICE,
No. 13 8. THIRD STREET,
MERCANTILE CLAIMS COLLECTED,
And Law B nslness of ill kinds attended to in all parts ot
Jthe United States and Canada with fidelity.
MATUBIKG PAPEB COLLECTED AT UBCAL BANK
BATES.
1 IS l-trp
GOVERNMENT SALES.
t;xtfxriye ' PAT.ES
1 BOLt.lN. PfOCK
Or 'GOVERNMENT
r. tirin k. .
' I'lll Vr PVIIl HI I liniM A IHltirtf. W Uiiann
on-
Jiwsee, WLDNFDAI, February 7, lH6d th
fol-
lowln derorild Iio.lmr Stook. Vis:
onr. (4) Icorro1iver Knclnes, five foot, fan (re
threi o'd and ommant ed, onefennirable.
Sixteen (10) Box and nine (0) Flat Cars l more or
or lots), five loot rang. , , ,
Kame tmie and nlaro v f : ' f
One (1) Locomouva Enaiae, Jve feet efinio. lyir.c in
meoiicn on ice line ol the Miasisatppl Contral
Bailroad, twelve mile rxtrth ot f.ranrf Jnnet.ion.
AT NAhUVILLB. TKNN . wriiNM.DAY. iVTl.
RUAHX 14 18t. will le soid the following described
Boliinr stock, all of live foct raugo, and la good
running older, via. :
Onn (1) Locomotive Enrine, Lyman k Souther,
bn Iders.
F.lchtctn (IK) locomotive Eoeines, R. Norris k
fona. bsildets.
One (I) Locomotive f.rfrine, Rod(rers' L. and M.
V crks, bnllders.
One (1) Locomotive Engine, Swrubourn k Smith,
I uiio rs
One tli Ix)comotlTe Tender. '
iwo Huuored (200) Flat ana vox Cars, more or
less.
Same time and rjTare :
Vive (51 Locomotive Engines, unserviceable
Boilers and Running Clears for Two (2) Dummy E-n
gines, unserviceable.
Five (r) Spans (160 foot each) McCaiium's Truss
Bridge.
Two (21 Spans Bridge (50 feet each).
One Hundred and Ihirty-three (138) perch of first
and second-class Cut Mono, comprising, founda
t on of Bound House.
W ill also be sold on above-mentioned dntes at
M EM I HIb and N AbH VI LI.K, the balance of M I LI
TAKY KA1LKOAD 1'RuBEKTX remaining; undis
posed ot at that time.
ales wui commence ateacn piaoe at in o'oioca &
M., and continue until all tbo property is disposed of.
'1 ERUS OF sAl E Cash, in Government funds;
or when purchased by railroad companies, on credit
(if. derlred) of not exceeding two years, payable
in montuiy instalments with interest at the rate ot
7-80 per cent, per annum, secured bv bond satisfac
tory to the Government for double tbe amount of
tbe properly purol anort.
Full dercriotions of the Engines can bo obtained
on application to Captain S. R. HA MILL, A. Q. M
Nashville, Tennessee,
f . J. t ItlLiLI,
1 162Ct Brevet Major and A. Q M., U. 8. A.
SSISTANr QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
I'niLADKLPniA Dkpot, January 22 1800.
PALE OV JU AKIEUMASI tR'8 8TOREH.
Wi I be sold at l'tiblto Auction at the United
States Government Warehouse, HANOVER Sireot
wnari, i Biiuaeiimia. . l'a.. on MONUAI, January
29, 1HC6. commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the follow
ing cie crioea uoartornisster's Stores, viz
ktf sets ioui-noree Wagon Harness, now and in
original packages.
1781 single sots Lead-hone Wagon Harness, now
and in criminal packages.
70 sets Mx-borse Ariiilory Harnoss, new and In
oricnai packages
B70 single sots Lcad-horeo wagon Harness, sor
viceab e.
6ii single rets Lead-horse Wagon Harness.
lol Mule I.itter and Harness, second-huud.
149 l ack baddies.
2(i37 ose Bags, new.
17U Carptncbo bkius, new.
160 yards Green Bauo, new.
885 pounds Iron Who, now.
25.CHH pounds Chain Cable, new.
8h,688 pounds Wrousht Hpikos, now.
Icrrra ol sale Cash, iu tioviruinent funds.
By oraer ot
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKIM,
Chief Quartermaster,
Fhiiadalplna Depot.
HENRY BOWMAN,
1 22 6t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
I
ARGK SALE OF ONDEMNED CLOTUINO,
i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
Chief Quartermaster's Office.
CE. -j
(06 )
DEPOT Or WASIIINOTON.
Wabeidotod, D. C, January 13. 1806
Will be sold ubho auction, under the direction
ot Captain D. U Thomas, M. 8. K. , at tho Govern
ment Warehouse, corner of 8eventoenrh and 11
streets, Washington, D. C, on MONDAY, January
29,1806, at 10 o'olock A. M.. a large lot of con-
aeronea doming, etc., consisting or
Diums,
Kettles.
baenes,
Books,
Jackets,
Blankets,
Bodsacks,
Leggings,
Have locks.
Cap Covers.
Rubber B anke's,
Rutber Ponchos,
Axes,
Pickaxes,
Ha' diets, i
bpades,
Knapraoks,
Haver acks,
Hospital Tents,
Wall Tents,
Siblev Tonts,
Common Teutd,
Flags,
Cats,f
Caps,
Pack Saddles,
Vests,
Trowsers,
Shirts,
Turbans,
bbovels,
Lto.. Kto.
The sale will be continaod from dav to day until
tbe stores are sold.
Ihe stores must be removed within five davs from
date of salo.
letms Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Major-Goneral and Chief Quartermaster,
1 16 12t Depot of Washington.
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER MAS rER'8
blOBe.8.
cbixv (quartermaster b ufficb,
Depo of Washington,
Washington. D. C. Januarv 24. 1806
WUI be sold at Pubho Auction, under the direction
ol Brevet Colonel C.1I. Tompkins, Q. M at LIN
COLN DEPOT. Washington, D. C, on THUKS-
uai, r-eurnary 8, imm, at iu o'clock a. m., a large
lot of CONDEMNED QUARTER VlASlER'8
6IORE8(consisUng ol
vnuira,
Desks,
Tables.
285 Saddles,
wmps,
Portable Forgos,
Chisels,
Planes,
Hammers,
Axes,
Vises,
Hose Carriages,
Hoes,
Shovels,
Spades,
Kettles,
Mattocks,
Bake Ovens,
Brooms.
24 lour horse Wagons,
on iwo-norso nagona,
86 Carta,
3 Hearses,
4 Spring Wagon,
8 Ambulanoe,
Wagon Bodies,
Wagon Wheels,
Chains, -
Blankets,
undies.
Gum Buckets,
Horte collars, .
Wagon i overs,
Horte Covers,
Tubs,
mi ids. earnings.
12 476 lbs borao Iron,
8020 lbs Cast lion,
22 097 lbs. 'lite Iron,
G82 sets Mule Harness, '
8 sets Horse Harness,
207 sots Ambulance Har
ness,
702 lbs Hope, eto.
Tbe sale will be continued from day to da; until
the whole is sold. '
1 he stores must be removed within five days irom
dateot sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
D. II RUCKER,
Brevet MaJ.-Gen. and Chief Quart-rmasu-r,
125 lit Depot oi Washington.
EAU OF ORDNANCE
' NAVT DlPARTMENT. 1
WAPhikqi-on Citt. January 18. 1896. I
Sale of serviceable and unsrv oeable
NAVY I'OWDEKS.
at the United Stntos Navy Yard, Noriolk, Virginia,
'l nere win De sold to the lug Host piauers, at pudiio
auction, at nooD on the 15tb day of Moron, 1803, in
the ottice oi the Inspector of Ordr-anoe, at the Nor
iolk Maw Yard, by sample, five hundred and thirty
lour tboiixand lour hundred and three (581403)
pounds ot Navy Powders, as lollows:
cti.oou pouuus, tervioeauie.
7,877 " ooiidumucd.
19618 " damaged.
4,048 " comprctaed.
"684,403
As only about two hundred and seventy-two thou
sand three bundled and i!ltv-llv (272 865) pounds ot
these powncrsaie iu barrels, purcnosers mum pro
vido barrols into which the remainaeroi the powders
mav be emptied from the tanks, tor which a period
ol thirty (30) days will bo allowed Tho powder in
barrels, however, must be removed wittuu ten days
from the day of salo, otherwise thoy will revert to
the Governutent. . . ,
l ei ins cuab, in Government funds, one-half of the
purchase money to be deposited at the completion ot
the sae, and Ihe leuiaiuuer uoiore tne powders aro
removed. H. A. WISE.
1 22 mws 1 8 14 Chief ot Bureau.
THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CHESStTJ
I bTRKl T. ABOVE TI1IUO, WILL BE CONTlKUEl
A1 Ilr BK'IOPOKE.
STA1IPH of EVE T PKSCWPTIOJf CON8TANTL1
ON HANI), Af - ANY AMOU . 1UI
MIUTART DlVtfllOBI OF TlIU TKHNlWJtl, v , 1
i Cnuur DnAhTMAST(B ()nn. i I
, U. M. -MlLlTABT KAlLROr, I (
vTLl.E.'Tennpasee. January 0,18. 1
i
GOVERNMENT SALES.
O V E K N M K N T 8 A L E .
G
LaRGE SALE OF FMc BURUICAL INSTBD
lit. MM
Will be sold at AncHon at tho Medical Pnrvoyot's
Warehouse.
PTJBLilC f QUARK, N AM1VILLK, TF.NN.,
ON XUKbDA Y.FEBRUARY 13, 1836. '
200 t ereral Oj.eratlng laces;
"ih Minor do do
2fi Kxrecr'ng and trephining Cases;
Hi Post Mortem Cases, large;
1(0 Pis-ecting Cases;
1 200 Pocket Car, two foldsj
2f0 do do three folds;
. lliO stomach l'umps, part fltito-kry valve;
SiO Tieth K.xlraollti' Instrument;
600 Davidson's Hell-lnjcctinc byringos;
1 000 ricarlflcators;
12 0(0 Cupping (.lae and Tins;
1 600 T nssfs single and double;
1,400 Scissors;
6 000 lourniquets, all patterns;
1,600 Hard Rubber Nyringes, assorted siscs;
800 Hets bnlinta, all sixes t
Blethofcones. tongue Donr8or. Svnngos hrrx
derm c. Eto , Obvtetrical Cases, Spcuulums, Lancets
Ete Eto Eto. . .
A portion of the foregoing articles are second
hand, and will be sold touara'elv. The balance ia
entirely new. The general operating cases contain
instruments tor amputations, exsections, minor
operations, and seta ot Catheters and sounds. ,
AT SAME FLACK
ON WEDNESDAY, February 14.
WILL BR MILD. A KI'OCK OF
NEW BLANK BOOKS, bTATIONERT, WRAP
PLNU r A I' hit,
Ann
8000 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
Consisting in part of
140 copies Gray's Anatony ;
60 do Dnnglison's Medical Dictionary;
2C0 do Practice Medicine, Woods', Bonnat's,
Watson's, eto. ;
60 do Dallon's Physiology ;
60 do Virol ow's l athologv ; '
ISO do. Surgery Gross, Knuhson, Forgo
son, eto ;
400 do U. b. Dispensatory ;
30 do Beck's Juriapiudence;
60 do J'arnsh's Pnarmaov;
40 do 1 hcrapeotics, Wood, and Still e;
800 io Minor buryery ;
675 do Hurgital Anatomy; I
70 do Chemistry, Fownes;
20 do Webster's Dictionary, eto. otc otc.j
660 Blank Books, 4 quires Cap J bound;
llif O do do small quarto;
825' do do fine, who e bound ;
COO Reams Writing Taper, cap, letter, and note;
70 do Writing Paper, assorted;
1000 Inkstands, varmus patterns ;
200.000 Envelopes, assorted;
C0OO B'ai k Books, miscellaneous;
SCO l ortlolios; ' r
Pencils, Pen, Ink, eto , etc. eto.
borne of the Medical Books are second-hand,
and wi'l he sold separately.
The Books and Instruments can be inspoctod thfl
aav Doiore tbe sale.
Catalogues mav be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER.
Surgeon and Brevet Colonel U S.' Volunteer,
1 24 15t Medical Purveyor U. S. A.
1ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
j AND OKDNANCE STORES.
Will be sold at 1 lib io Auction at Fort Monroe
Arsenal. Old Point Comlort, Va . on THURSDAY,
tie 8th day of February, 1806, at 10 o'clock A. a
larpo quantity of stores, consisting in part ot tho lol
lowing articles, viz :
400 Field, biego, and Sea Coast Cannon; wrouht
aiid cast-iron, bnioo'h-bore and Rifled, of ca ibrcs
varying irom three to elevon inches, iuo.udiug 22
Csst Iron Guns unfinished.
86 Mortars Cast Iron 12 i.oundor. 24-oounder.
8 inch, and 10-inch.
28 826 .shot, Shell. Spherical Cae. Grnpo and
Canister tor mnotb-bore aud Kiile Guns, ol Cultures
vun ing trom 10-poundor to 10-inch.
432 Breech-loading Carbines. Burnsldo's," "Mor
rill's," "Maynard's," and "Nortn's" now and re
paired. 840 Mnskrts and Rifies, United States manufacture,
new ana repaired.
604 Foreign iLfics, "Austrian." Calibre 54, new
and ri paired.
17 Smooth-bore rkto's Calibre 64, now.
112 Breech loading carbines, "Burnside's," "iler
nil's," bharp's," and "Stan's."
W! Rifles "Henry's" and Spencer's."
lot 2 Muskets and, liirles tuited States and
Foreign manuiacture of various calibres.
626 Revolvers "Colt's," 'Remington's," and
"Letauchcux." Calibres 44 and 80.
1072 babres and Swords
6.444,000 Rounds oi Ball Cartridges for Carbines.
Muskets Biflcs, and l isto's,
A large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
meets.
A largo lot of Infantry and Cavalry Accoutrements
and Horse Equipment".
A lot ot liope. Paulina, Buckets. Rings, eto..
together with a large quantity of bnutue' and Car
pernors' Tools,
Samp'es of Small Anns oan be seen at Fort
Monroe Areenal and at tho United States Ordnauco
Agency,
No. 45 WORTH Street,
New York City.
Thirty days will be allowed for tbo icmovalof
heavy Ordnance; and a l other storos will bo re
quired to be removed within ten dajs from date of
salo.
1 erms of sale Cash.
T. G. BAYLOR.
Cant, of Ordnance and Bvt. Colonel, U. 8. A.,
1 17 t 2 7 Commanding;,
Q O V E R N M E NT SALE.
EXTENSIVE BALE OF DRY GOODS, BED
DIJiG, K1C, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
W Hi bo sold at Auction, at the Medical Purve or's
Warchoue, No. 17 MARKET Street, Nashville, oa
1UESDA Y.February 6.1806.
BEDDING.
2 000 Hair Mattreasea, Jointed.
16,000 Hair Pillows.
47,000 Bed licks.
22,000 Counterpanes, Linen and Marseilles,
20,000 Mosquiio Bars.
61.100 Pillow Cases.
45,000 Pillow Tioks.
80,000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
42 000 Shirts.
40 (00 Drawers.
26 (H O Dressing Gowns.
19,000 Socks.
10,000 Slippers. .
10.000 Niiihl-caps.
. SUNDRIES.
84,000 Towels, full siso, huckaback.
J7,( 00 Roiler-lowels, crash.
' 1,000 Napkins.
2,000 yards Red Flannel.
2,400 yard Gutta 1'ercba Cloth.
4,000 Gutta 1 eroba Blankets
1,000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
1 000 Canvas Hammocks.
1,000 Canvas Blanket Cases.
10,000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wadding, Tape, eto.
A snail portion of the foregoing artioles are
second hand, and will be sold separately. Tbo
greater part are new and in original packages.
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel U. 8. Vuls ,
1 15 18t Medical Pui veyor U. b. A.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
f ALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTERMATra GENERAL'S OvTICTt,
Washiwoton, D. C December 13, 1805. J
The Qua rtermaater General of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at Gieboro, D. C.,
be sold lb the highest bidders.
ba'cswill, therefore, take place at GIESBORO,
D. C, beginning on
THUlibDAY EXT, DECEUBER 14, 1865.
and continuing on each TUESDAY and 1UURSW
DAY there Iter, until all are disposed of.
A Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf ever
hour on tbe day, of sale.
These Dorses have be-n carefully soleoted, and an
superior to any heretofore ottered lor sale.
Amma'swil1 be sold singly,
bales to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash In United States curronor.
. . JAMES A EKLN,
Brevot Brlgadior-Geueral in chai -
1 4 tjBl ' First Division Q. M . .
SALsi OF GOVERNMENT BAR
Chief Quartermst'8 Office,
Depot oy VI abhikotow,
Wabhirqton, D. C. January 18, 18"
Will be sold at pnlilio auonon, under the dir.
ot Brevet Major Benjamin Burton, A. Q. A
Hlxth S'reet whart. Wumhinrton, D. C. on SA
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Brer, MsJorGcn. and f'hlrt Quartermaster,
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Depot ol Wanhiogtoo,
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