THE DAILY EVENING TELEG R AFII PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, lEBRXTARY IS, 18GG.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
IFor Additional City MeUiqenct tee FipJi l'agr.
Botjntt Equalization -Meeting of
Soldiebs, Sailors, and Marines. The mnss
meeting of soldiers, tailors, and marines held on
Saturday evenirjp, In front of Independence
Hall, was very laraely ultended. Colonel Wil
liam B. Ihomas prclded at the meeting. Gene
ral Meade wrote:
"I have no doubt or the Justice and equity of
the claims of the soldierssailors, and murines,
which you advocate; and I sincerely triiBt your
meeting may have the effect to increase the
Chance ot cuccessful legislation.
General Geary, in his note, suggested that "In
the parable of tho laborers in the vlneyara it is
stated that those who labored but one hour
were, for reasons pood and sufficient to tho mas
ter thenJwf, made equal to those who had borne
tho bent and burden of the whole dayj but in no
place can we find that Inflnlta Wisdom has de
clared that those who labored during the whole
day received less than tticy who cauio in at a
later period."
At the clow of tho reading of the letter,!, Col.
Thomas stated that Governor Curtin was pre
sent, in. order to testify by his presence his ap
preciation ot their services in the held and bin
hope that what they linked would bo granted.
In answer to repeated cries of "speech" Col.
Thomas ead that the Governor was unwell, and
his physician hud forbidden nlm to speak in the
open ut. There were still cries of a "'low words,"
until the Governor came lorward nnd said, "I
with 1 was able to speak to you to-night, but I
am not tble. I am no: nblc to speak in the
open air. Col. Thomas has truly said I am here
to testify by my presence that I wish the object
wb'ch broupht you tot.ctuer ohall be accom
pished." (Cheers.)
The following preamble nnd resolutions were
next Bubinit'edr
Whercc., To conprcgato ia a canse like this,
which has compelled i.s to axsemDle this even
itp, Is cue ot rare importance, lrora the lact that
circumstances ot a like character never before
arose in tins great Republic that ot suppressing;
ticuson ami traitors lor the maintenance of the
Government Jind as thousands forfeited their
lives, their limbs, ai.d their property, leaving;
their families in very destitute circumstances in
consequence thereof; and
Whereas, Tho Government has been restored
' throup-h the patriotic sacrifice of the loyal sol
diers, jeampri, and marines, who are ever dis:
.poeen'io maintain its uiteprity, whether from
domestic insurrections or (Tom foreign invasions;
end believing that the.v should be entitlel to a
gratuity in the way of bounty from the Govern
ment which tl.cy hfivo to giorijusly and nobly
sustained; therefore bo it
Iksoived. That wo call upon the members of
our National Legis-luiure to use their eU'orts in
advocating and voting lor the passase ot an act
equalizing the bounties of those who tendered
their services to the Government In its darkest
hours ot dancer, and who sacrificed the com
forts ot home aud the pleasant associations of
their lamilies to go lortli to the field of strife in
defense of their country's liberties.
liisoiwd, That we call uyoa our fellow-ioldicrs
and seamen and marines thioimhout our com
mon country, to meet in mass meetings, and
urge upon their Representatives in Congress to
lavor the passage ol an act, having for its object
the purposes above mentioned, and we pledge
our hearty co-operation with them in aiding and
use isting in the pa-saga of the said bill.
Mesolccd, That the soldiers, seamen, and ma
rines now in mass mectiug assembled, utterly
repudiate tho idea that the Government cannot
pay the bounty u.skcJ for by our friends aud
ourselves: and that we believe this money, dis
tributed properly iimoa.' the war-worn veterans,
will be the menus of giving an impetus to busi
ness and employment to our country's defenders.
Jie.olttd, That our thnuks, as honorably dis
charged soldiers, seamen, aud mnr iies, are emi
nently due, and are hereby tendered lo those
whose voices and labor have been given in our
hehalf; and we shall ever hold in sacred remem
brance thore who, while nimble to .join us in
the field nnd upon the sea, are anxious to place
us on an equal looting with our younger com
rudes. Orit Insurance Business. The follow
ing statement sho as the amount insured in the
various insurance companies in this citym 1305,
and the premiums paiu:
Name ot Company. Amount Jnn.
In8. Co. of North America. . . SS4 027,4'j'J
Delaware Mutual SaL-ty in
surance Company 47,050,103
Insurance Co. State of Penn
sylvania, t ire and Murine. 87,720,870
Franklin 20.038,5 13
lioynl lnsii' unco Company. . lo,34S, 430
American Firo and Lile lu
euiunco Company 14 626 380
Enterprise lnsu'auce Co 11. Oil 7 013
Reliance insurance Co (S.HOO.flni
Union At muul Marine 8,704.327
Anthracite 6,4X,U05
' JiKBiiix 5.878,8:i2
Jclleisou Insurance Company 1,0'JO,22S
Premium.
SC33,3'J3-0a
105,89132
257 1S3-15
170,435 15
17 1,520 00
83.053 03
llo,272 i
41 0)5 11
145,012 02
72 570 47
5S5I4 02
9,010 40
rne Hire li.siuanee Company
ol County ol riiitadolpiiin. .
Munuliictuicr.;' lusurunco
919,310 7,173 31
Cuwi.auv 0S8 307
American iluiuui Marino.... 089,145
Mutual lira lusurunco Com
pany 1,109,231
Kensiuutou l ire and Mariuu. 1,427,008
' fame Insurance Comimuy. . .. 1,5U0,(J13
Homo lhBi rauco Company... 1,514131
Philadelphia Fire aud Liio . . 2,157,187
6130-87
10.5U1 01
5,825 52
21, 008-80
13,808 73
9,242 55
25,715 H
iqunuUlo Insurance) com-
tauy
Thn l'pm.hvlvauiii F,ro li.-
2,627 878 87,540-37
surai ce Company 9.852 875
Firo Association Jus. Co.... 8,3iUj,83l
Girand Fire uud Mar.no.... 0,505 000 1
Mechanics' Ics. Co 002,840
United Firemen's Inn. Co. . . . 287 925
Tho Phil, i ,'ontributiousUip. . 276 555
Mutual As.surunce Co 300,70(1
' people's insurance Co., com-
nienced in August 176,650
Rcpublio, conmieiiceu in No
vember 472,110
70,25 1 25
97,097-05
100,797 Oil
6,007 08
8 828 40
10,099 85
, 7,112 25
4.622-08
1,093-30
Interesting Sabtsath-Sciiool Meet-
inu. The exercit-es at the North l'resbyterian
Church, liroad ana urteu streets, yesterday at
ternoon, were ot the mo.-st impressive character.
At an early hour that larjre edifice was crowded
to its utmost capacity by persons anxious to hear
the address ot the K"v. i w. Van Meter, and
the singing ot th twelve little girls from the
Home lor Little Wanderers, New i'oric. Alter
the singing of several of their choicest little
hymns, iho children vero withdrawn, in order
that Mr. Van Meter nniait relate to the audience
some of the puinlully iutcr'.sting incidents con
nected with their history. He was listened to
with the most marked attention, his pathetic and
poweriul appeals in behalf of the poor and
neeleeted children awakening tho deepest sym
pathy on tho part of all present. An interesting
feature of the exercises as the announcement
bv notice from the Rev. Mr. Simmons, that ho
had rcolvcd to adont one of these "little wan
derers" as his own. When the little adopted one
was again brought before the audience, their
pent-up feelings found expression in sous and
tears. The scene was deeply affecting, and will
lone be remembered bv those who witnessed it.
A collection was then taken, which realized a
larce amount.
It will be remembered that Mr. Van Meter.
and the twelve little girlii with hiin, are to take a
prominent part m the exercises connected with
the formal inauguration of the Homo for Little
Wanderers, in this city, at Concert Hall, to-nleht.
We hone the unpiopitious weather will not be
allowed to prevent a lnrge attendance, a the ex
ercises will ue oi xae mobt impressive character.
Counterfeit Currency. A man named
.Ttenh So;lar wai commuted in tho sum of
$15 00, to answer the charee of passing eounter
feiv fractional currency. The accused is entraged
In soiling meat in the Second street market, and
it is allowed that he nas neen giviug the traiii
in change to persona who chanced to purchase
of him.
Delegate Election. The Union party
n-iii meet in the several mvciuots ot tuo cicv to
morrow evening, for tho purpose of appointing
nfliccrs to conduct iih election for delegates, to
be held on Tuesday evening, 'Oth inst.; the said
lfli-cratps tj meet in convention lor the nurpoio
of choosisg delegates to the State iuoiumaUug
convention.
RuNsura Caes os Sunday. A meetinjr
of citizens lavoi able to running cars on Sunday
was held on Saturday night, at Mechanics' Hall.
The meeting was called to order by Charles
Iiorn, Esq.," President, when Mr. T. Jagodo,
Secretary of the meeting, read a preamble and
resolutions in favor of the objects of tho meet
ing. The resolutions were as follows
tiesolted, 1. That in order to afford an oppor
tunity to the laboring people to pay visits to
their friends and relatives to enjoy tho bcautios
of nature to aid the cause of real and substan
tial morality and welfare of the people, we re
commend a law allowing tho City i'ossonger
Railway Companies to run their earn on Sunday,
and to make it a penal offense for any person or
persons to prevent or attempt to prevent the
same from running.
Jletoived, 2. That the attempt of the clergy to
force upon the people their peculiar views and
doctrines, and thus establish a hierarchical
power, In violation of tho Constitution of the
Str.te and of the United States, should be met
w ith proper rebuke on the part of a free people.
An amendment was adopted to the effect that
tho Senator and Representatives in Hiirrlsbursr
from this city be requested to offer. In their
respective branches, a bill by which the wishes
ot this meeting are guaranteed and carried out.
F. Uittman, Esq., then addressed the meeting at
some length upon the subject of running cars on
Sunday ; after which a petition to the Legisla
ture was circulated for signatures.
Thr Northern Home Yesterday.
The twelve little singing girls Irom the Home
for Little Wanderers, New York, visited the
Northern Home for Friendless Children yester
day morning, and the interview between them
aud the Inmates ot the Northern Home was
highly intere: tinir. Atter first taking a pep at
tho beautiful Christmas scene which remains
untouched in the parlor, they were introduced
Into the school-mom, where they sang several of
their beautiful songs. Thctc were responded to
by a spirited litilu hyma, "Come bovs, come
girls, won't j on volunteer ?" by tho children of
the Home. They were then addressed by Kev.
C. W. Van Meter, and took their departure
highly pleased with their reception. The appear
euco, conduct, and singing of the children of
the Northern Home was creditable in the
extreme, and gave our New York friund3 uu
opportunity of seeing how the homeless and
friendless ate cared for in our city.
" Sunday School Anniveus aby. Tho
twenty-third anniversary ot the Sunday Schools
connected with the Zoar M. E. Church (colored)
Drown street, above Fourth, was held yesterday
afternoon. The exercises consisted of singing
and addresses. The superintendent of tli
schools, William II. Thomas, read his annual
report, which presented Hip following facts :
Number of children in attendance at the present
time. 92; admitted during the pact year, 32;
average attendance of scholars, 50 ; amount
collected for school purposes, $15-08 ; amount
appropriated lor the relict of destitute children,
38-32.
Hon. John G. Sinclair, the Democratic
candidate lor Governor of New Hampshire, is
an active, energetic, wide-awake politician.
His selection is an indication that the party
mean to make an eilort to carry tho election in
March; but thu Uoton Truxteller (Republican)
thinks their prospects ol success are not very
nattering.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFiCK OF TliK
AND ltLAVAllE
FAIRMUUNT PARK
K1VKU FASSENUKlt
KAILWaY COill'AN V.
l'nii.iDw.riiiA, eoruoiy i, it,i.
TO THE STOCKHOUIH.llS Notice is ticrlv Klven
tlmt a mooting oi the bt icklioldi t of this Company
will beheld at the otllcc, .V ('. comer oi THIUl anJ
dui K streets pecomi gtory, on tiiik.-iax, -e.urunry
15, n-Oti, te ween ti e hours or 11 o clock M. and 2 o'clock
I'. M , to tuke into conrulerHiion the arueuient: ma 'C
this day bolweon tlie llrcc on anJ Jlauarcrsoi tlin
Geimimtown l'ug'iinter hallway coniiiuny," ana tho
directors unit M ainniem ot' tuo ' Firiuouat l'ark aud
lioiuwuro River roKuen(:cr Katwav t'ompauy," tor
merger and cnsolldatlon of thj corporate rejhtH,
jiowert privile)r'-ii tinnclilHes. mid property of the Kalr
mount l'ark and Delaware Kivor I'uiiseuirer Hallway
on,p;iny lnte and with the Uermautown PaasaujjiT
Itai.viiy ( ompai.v. and to vo e lor the adoption or re
jection ot 'he same, lly orcr of the Hoard.
I iiinwti.i dotiA i. Latvia .-ccroiury.
Ot l-'ICH OF THK WALNU1" ISLAND
OIL COAjI'ANV.
ruiLADELPitiA. January 3. ltju
A Poccir.l S'cetlDB i,t tlio hlocklioidcva of tin
Walnut Is aud Oli C'ompnnv wl.l he held at tho
otiice ot ine compnnr. No 4.'5 Cfl KsNITT stroet l'hlla
dcli liia, l a., in I l l'-HDA Y . the l;ith of 1'cbruary uext.
usi:U', ut Vi o c ock, dood, to act upon a proposition to
reduce the cuphal stock ol the Company to Two llun-
urcd Thousand noilors.
A c. i:a i i t l.i. . I
WILLIAM OKTTT, J
JOHN J ARUKTT, :
p- DlroclofV
M. It STUOUD. I
1 31 2 17 8 12 W M. M. 11 A K LOW, J
- Ol'FICK PENNSYLVANIA. ItAIL
KOAD COMPANY
1'iiiLADr.irniA. January 30, L'66
NOTICE TO TO( KHOI.KKKS.
The Animal JhleotiiiK of the Ktocklmldi-n ot this rora-
peni win be held on 'I I'EHDai, the 2ut h dav oi Kehra
arv. Ihfcti. at lu o'clock A. M., at tho SAlvHOil HlKKlii'
HALL.
The Annual Flection lor iMroctors win De neia on
J!OMA Y. the 5th dav of JIrch . MiB, at tho Ollice of
tte Company, o.iW S. TlllliU Htreet.
1 50 25t fiecrctary.
OFFICE OF THE VOLCANIC OIL
and COAL C OSIFAInY. No. 11 Merchants' Es
change. Fiiilaoelpiiia, January 2ti lstib.
i lie jMiiuini mcetngoi tne i-iocKiioioer win oe neia
on 'I I'KhDAY, the lath February next, at 4 P. M.
1 in I t I I A. 1.. ii ao i , .-.eurouiry.
S?- A PIIYSIOLOtJICAL VIEW OF MAR-
PIAGE : Containing nearly 300 caeen. and 1)0
fine Plaien and LnKraviuioi the Anatomv oi the Human
Orana In a Mate ot Healtn and Ditteaxe, with a Treause
ou V.arlv irora, ita Deplorable Conaetiuences upon the
llud and body, with tne Author's l Uuot Treatment
the only rational and successiul mode ot eure. as shown
liy the leport ot canes treated. A truthful adviser to the
ninrrh d. aud those i contemplating marriage, who entot
tam doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of
postage to any address, on receipt ot 'ii centa. in tamps
or poetal currency, by addresalnif lr. LA CliOli, Ho.
31 V A1PLN Lane. AjDany. M. Y.
1 he author niav ho consUited upon anv ot the diseases
npou w hich hia bcok treata either jxrc-ntW'lf or by mail,
ai.a menu inc. tent t uuy part ol the wona. ii biu
t&2
JUST P U B L
Br tie Phvelclniii of the
I S II E D
NfcW YOlUv UU0ECU.
the Slnetieth Edition ot their
JOUR Lfc-CTCKEB.
entitled
riiu.uisui-Hi or makuiaue.
To be had free, lor lour stamps, by adaroeaing Secretary
IiCw York Museum of Anatomy,
1 17 It .i. hin ukua I) w a i. now i ore.
D1NIMG-ROOM. F. : LAKEMEYER,
rAHTKR'S Alley, would rcnectiuliy iuiono the
Public ceneiallv that he has loitnothina undone to make
this place comfortable in every reapect tur the aceoiu
uiodi.tlon ot quests. He has opened a largo and com
inodious l)lnhi(i-Hoom in tho second story, liia KIDE
ItOAUH is furnished with hltANlMES. WLNKS.
WHISKY, Ete.. KtC. ot KLPEKIOU 11 BAN OS. 1 1
V. TT T It A It P
J ATTORN K Y - AT - LAW.
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
NO. 116 N. HI VI II B1 E1
Debts nromutiv collected in any City or Town ot the
Unfed f tates
OM'VTENT AND LI A II EE COUBESrONU-
Ili'id EVERYWHERE. 1U
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND RE
MEDY 1-
DB. J. W. rOLAND S
WHITE PIKE COMPOUND
Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the country ,
attox having been proved by the test of eleven years, In
the New England States, where IU merits have become
as well known as the tree irom which, In part, It derlres
its vlitucs.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CUBES
Sore Throat. Colds, Coughs, Dlptheria, Bronchitis, Spit
ting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. '
It la a Remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com
plaiuts, Diabetes, Difficulty ot Voiding
Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys
apd Bladder, Gravel, and
other complaints.
Give It a trial if you would learn the value of a good
and tried medicine. It Is pleatant, sale, and sure.
Bold by drufgitU and dealers in medicine generally.
GEORGE W. SWETT, M. D., Proprietor,
122uiw!3ui i BOSTON, Mao.
AMUSEMENTS.
TIELEY'S CONTINENTAL
JL JXC1IAKCE.
t hotrfHests to all p arrs ot Amusement
PO tot o'ctck onTfnlnii
NEW
inaT ballad
1 11 ly
ADMISSION 8.
r O'nrrrR.
Tickets can he had a tfS
I HIK.RAM MR
50.4X1 ( HIKM T Mlr,t finnnnllK tht PftS tOfflee.
lor the ( lifurmt. Arch, Vflnui, and Academy of Mn-le,
bp to t o'clock. evrT ertninn.
II if
MEW CI1ESSUT STHEET
THEATUE.-
CIIKPKUT street, above 1 welflh.
LKOA6I) UHOVKB WILLIAM K. 8LNN. Lassoes
ind Alauayeri.
111!" FVFKTNO,
THIS H.VEMNO.
iKD FnK PO lilVF.LT
HX M1GUT4 Oi LY.
Tem Tavlnr's dramatization, In five acts, of Hits Brad
den's celcbra'td uove, :
II K Mi Y DrNBARj
11KHNY IM'MMAHt
11 EN BY DCSLAiij
OR.
in Oil! CASTS.
1 UK OM(,Ars,
IUk, ODTOAHTJ".
With Miss osle Ortm, r. F.Montnnnt. O. TT Clarke,
J 1 Wad. C. Lewis, r Faster, Miss Annie Ward, Mm.
. F Keaeh, and others In the cast.
Vt EUNi-KOAY AFirKNOOS. Kohrnary II,
GRAND KXT1H S4.'l IN f.E.
t Nl LK TOM'S CAIilN,
PNCI L IOM'8 CAUIM,
for the last tlma this season.
feAlliKDAY AfTl KOOV, February 17,
HUHTYSIN III
)RAD FAMILY MATINE,
O It Ml FA M I LY MATIN El-;,
when w l I ho ulvrn the flirt day performance of
HKMiY I'UNBaK i OR THK OH 1CA"JT3.
M'NIAr LVfcMMO, -ehraar 111.,
first time of the BornPoun sm ciauuinr Uraina,
1HK ICE WITCH.
Admission to Matlnm-t. 30 conta to all parts of tho
House, t hlldren, Tj cents.
Doors open nt iTs. t unsin rises at 2-11.
Admlariou to evening pcriora-auce), 'lb cents, 50 con s
and 81.
Loorscpcn at 645. Curtain rlfos at 7 45.
w
' ALNLT STREET T II E A T It E. N. E.
corner MMii ana walnut streets.
FOl H I 11 WEEK
ot ttefcichly incofhsiul engagement of
All. JOHN rt. CLArtKE.
I OT.A!;KE IS UKEAT COMIC CtlABVCTEBS.
Dlckev Mmrp A!r. J. 8. tl.UKK
I LrthKK as Druiilio
'I HIS (Monday) EVENING. Febrnar 11,
Tvlih appropriate costumes and care a I inouu.liig, Shake
speare a great creation, the
COMEDY OF ERKOBH.
(Kir. t time hero.)
Drotnlo ot Myracnso Mr. J. S. CLABKK
To conclude with the tew and highly suocejsiul
Comedietta, called
DICKEY '8 WOOISO.
BlekeyFharp Mr J 8. CLARKE
lo commence w ith the caudal Farce of
1HE lOLTH Wllu EVtB riiWAWOMAN.
Ml
JOHN DREWS NEW 4 ItCU STREET
IlKA'i BF. Begins at IS o'clock.
LAST WEI K. OF EMM A WALLER
AND UK. WaLLI K
THIS iMonday) kVKMMl, 1 ebruary 12,
OIHELLO.
OIHKLT.'i.
OIHELLO.
OTHELLO,
lapo
Oihe.iu
I lIHHil
Branaiitlo.....
linderlKO
Vi eademuiia...
ticr which,
.EMMA WALLEK
.Mr Wai. leu
McKeu Kallkin
Mr. F Mackay
. ...Owea,Mariowe
MhiaE. Price
AN AMPLE APOLOGY."
Stuart Hohsnn
Fpoo.'i a.....
FiLLA
AY. BBNKFIT OF EMMA WA LLEB.
J.O.NDAY, ( IlANFiiAUVi SAM."
A
CARD .NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.'
WALLETT THE JESTER'S
EEStFiT.
FRIDAY EVENING, February 10.
NOVEL PROGR.VMUE.
WALLfcTT AS TUB STATUS.
WALLET'1'8 LECTURE OS ME8MERI-M.
WALLETl'S SHAKESPEARIAN BLADINGS.
The w hole Cou pany and no'olo tttud will be called Into
requisition, to form a srund phalanx of Equestriau
wooden seldom seer. cover exoelled. Boe bllU of
ihe day
BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY.
,. h
NE W A M.E R 1 C A N T H E A R K
GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUS. WALNUT Street,
above Eighth.
EVERY EVENING.
AND OH WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS. POWERFUL ATI .ACTIONS,
TT'E ( I-LI BKlTHi W. F. WALLETT.
Ihe C hild Wonder. MASl'EltSLlGKlSl',
only tlx and a halt years of ag.
THK hOCTIl AV Ettu'AS DROTIIERS.
MONrt. FBAaCOJS SEIGUlSl',
and his 'trained Di.ps.
KPLEMdD STUD OF HORSEI.
A MLlilCAN
ACADEMY . OF MUSIC.
J.JL.
COMBINED EFFORT OF LITERARY SOCIETIES.
'public meeting
OF THE
' LIT! RaRY UNION OF PENNSYLVANIA."
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Febuary 15, 1SB6.
ddreses, Recitations, Debates. Readings, cts , fy
, K Ml KDOt H, in. K. 1I1C11 AltllS'J Cil II'
UBOt KE. and speakers irom the diiiurent soCletioJ.
Aiuslc bv the ueruiama urciiosiru.
Tickets 60 centa; reserved seats 7 ) cents.
For sale nt
T. B. Pngh's,
S. W. corner of
Sixth and Che-nut
streets.
2 111 51
JOY
E It O i'1 A CADE M Y
CIIAS. II. J A II VIS
THIRD MATINEE,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK,
Thursday, February 15, ISC'J.
MINGLE ADMISSION ONE DOLL1R
Tickets and 1 rogrammcs at the Music Ht jres. 2 10 4t
PSEMBLY BUILDINGS. CORNER OP
r 1VNTH nnd CHESNLT Stroota.
roHi.iviI.Y '1 HE LAfT WEEK
M iu,niiicui l ill. baai M 1-1. IV
T., ,Cr I TV k' T V 'I'ttV 1 OT, TirT'..TT
Ob' 11113
PEAK FAMILY
SWISS
BELL BIN HERS.
MO.vDAY, February 12,
and every evenlun through the weca.
viv iikK i iiANf:K. OF l-ROOKAMMK!
E .TIKE CHVNOK OF PROGRAMME I
SATCltOAY, LAH I tllJNl J1T1.EE.
Admission, !6 centa. Mecureu neaH, ou cents, cuildreu,
cents, .ho nan price iu occiiieu m-uin.
Doora open at 1 o'clock, 'lo coiimu nce at 8.
Jlatinee admittance, 3!) cents. Children. 15 cents.
iUitinee Doors open at J o'cloc k. Conimnce tt 3.
2 12 lit C. C. CHASE, Buainess Agent.
N
ITROUS OXIDE MATINEE.
I.AD1EM (oni.v) A LECTURE
'th an EXHllu i Kis:
of tho delightful inlets ol
LAUOHINO gas,
J.-llXitVJia U-YIUi or
Tl'l1T.,,u . . . . . .
AT CONCERT II ALL,
On TEUBSDAY AFTERNO'lN. Fehrutry 15.
At least twelve ladles will Inhale tho gas.
close, iccth will bo txuaoied for eerai ladies,
pain, and ihe process fally explained.
Doors open at 2 ' o ccmmenci" at 8 o clock.
J12 3t ALMIHSION, FREE.
At the
without
A CADEMY OE FINE ARTS, CIIESN'UT
X Street, above Tenth.
Open irom 9 A.M. till P.M.
Benjamin West's (treat Picture of
CUKIST li EJECTED
still on exhibition. 1 1
r - E R M A N I A ORCD FSTRA.-PUBLIC RE
1 hearsals every TIKHAY A 11 EH NOON AI
MUHK'AL FUND nALL. 3 o'clock. Knanemeiits
niaurby adtlreailiiirUEUMUJii had i r.ur. ageut. No. 1231
MOMEltEY Street, uetweeu r.ao auu iuu. I Itj 3m
PEVENUE 8TAMTS, REVENUE STAMPS,
Of all descriptions,
Ot all desoripiioua,
Always on hand.
Always on hand.
At EVVNS', No. 6 0 CHE-VnUT Htn et,
At KVAX B , No. K.tl CHE-NUT Htrtet,
Oui deor below Seventh treet.
On eeor heli w Sevenih streeu
TTie most liberal dUuount allow -d.
The moat liberal dm, oi'iit allowed. J 5
rrilE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 Oil ESN CT
J BTKEF.T, AliOVE TUIUD WILL BE CONTINUED
AS IIEHETOFOHK.
HTAWF8 ot EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
"5
r GOVERNMENT SALES,
IAKGE GOVERNMENT hALK OF OCEAJT
a AND Rl VElt KTEAMEUS, 1UGS, 8CHOON.
LItS, JEKKY-BOATd, K1U
0FICB C'HIR) QDARTFRWAflTKTt. 1
Military D'.vibiow ob tiui Gulf. !
Klw ORLKAR8, Lm.. February 7, 18G0.)
. The tollowlnir-named yeascls belonfins; to tho
Qnartcrmaatot's Dopartmont, United HtiU-s Army,
will be so:d at rub'ie Auction, to the lila-heot biildor,
on the SHtb day of February, IRtiO, at the oilloA ot the
Chief Qnartormuior, Lalaette sq'iare, Ho. 118
Catnp street:
ISteamebip ' Crescent," reglstorod 1219 tons, Iron
rsfol.
btconvhlp "St. Wary," rejristcrcd 1218 tons, Iron
TCSSOI.
e'tom&hip "Clinton," rreUtcred 1239 tons, iron
osel.
Moamslup "Alabama," registered 630 tons,
btoainsliip "Ucoreo Fcabody," rei"tored 1018
tons.
Kteamplilp Convoy," rolstorod 425 tons.
Suainlup "riautor," registered BOO tons.
I'ropi-ller "Corinthian " rcciKterea 3.10 tons.
Propel er "SUn'on," registered 8f0 tons,
l'ropeller Foote," rem.tero 47U tons,
l'ropelicr "i'.xact," rociaeied 2d.r tons.
rropoiler'"r'orter," ierisiord 4V8 tons.
Fropelli r "Htifj:ar." ree'siered 4o0 tons.
liopt'lier "Allianco," regisicred 8u8 tons, iron
Tupel
Bide whcel towboat "St. Charles'" roRlstoied 608
tons.
K'dr-wheel steamer "J. W. Hancock," roi(Istorod
CS0 tons.
Bide-w hcol steamer "Diana," retriRterprl 700 tons,
hide-wheel steamer "Col. tialcouib," registered
220 ioii.
hi do-wheel steamer "Mustanjr," reRlatorod 178
tons.
Mern-whcol steamer "Altamont," rogistotoi 232
tons. syiiitfjj 'tmgt
Mcrn-wliool str amer "Emmu," reiaiviod ls9 tons.
Mtrr-whecl b learner "(Jolouel Jionedict," m'is
terediatous. i SaiQfclGQl
V htm in leccss steamer "Tainaulliiua, ' rox-aiutua
8C4 t ns, iron cssel.
Vi hutlin reed's Bioamor ".Matamoras," reflate red
3G4 tons, iron vusecI.
Cciitrc-whccl steamer "Colorful Colburc," veg's
tend 125 tons, lare railroad Itrrj -boai.
C ti'ro-w heel steamer '-iienorrtl Hansom," rcgi
tcrcd 104 tons, lnrc railroad li rry-boat.
Ct'iitrc-w heel stenmer "Kopper," regUto.eJ 270
tons, larte railroad lerrv-loat.
lun "l'crry," registored 105 tons.
Tun "Jonnio," tenh tcrcd 14 totu.
Tun '-Cleveland," registered 87 tons.
Xuk "Hello Darlington," rti-terod 95 tons.
Bcliooncr ' Elortnc," rcgistoiod 147 tons.
Schooner "11 1) Adams." reci?tored 112 tons,
Kclioouer "."-cout," rovisU-red 12b tons.
Bcliooncr "Ui'iou," reuistored U8 tons.
tcliooncr "V inona," rcistorcd 117 tons. .
Schooner "Ai.netto," ristorod.la5 tons.
Schooter "llidhluudor," roiristored 810 tona.
Model bargo "Colonol Huiliirau," reziatorod 120
tons.
llireo (3) licrhters.
One 1( ) (latbeat.
cn (10) small boats.
1 hrec (8i barges..
Kine (U) yawis.
A lull ue.-oitption of tlieso ycsols can lio had on ap
plication at tho olllco ol l!rcvot Lieutcnunt-Colouul
1-:. S. ALLEN, Assiaiant Quurtcrnmstor, TcUonpitou
lus sticot, xow Orleuus, ana most of thoui can be
seen at this port or vicinity.
lerins cash in United Mates cttnency, or auditod
trarifportation vouchors; uTioeu(lo) por cooi. of tho
curchoso monov to be paid on biUdiui; oil each bout.
ana the baluuc"to be i-uid williluumJl(8)uay8 ihcrv-
alter.
Jiy order or tho Ouartormastor tjpnorni.
C. G. 8AWTELLE,
Colonol and Chiof QuiirtormuMior,
2 1214t Military Division of the liulf.
TTXl EK&1VE SALE OF OOVEKJiMENT CLOTil
XLi lAti AMI tV(Cll'ACil!,.
CHIEF yOABTKIlMABTKB'S UFPICTS. I.
FniLADtn-uiA Depot, February lu, DMJ. )
Will bo sold at Fub lo Auction, at tho SCHUYL
KILL ARSENAL, l'hiladclphia, on WEDNESDAY,
tho 2 Int. ins. nut, ac 10 o'olock A. M., a croat variuty
( Vl.1V AVIl W , 1 1 VIIPI'l.Tl,-'..
Axes.
Jackets.
Boots,
Knapaackg,
Koitlos,
l)0O' OCR,
Buttons,
C'cuts,
Ctnt Strap",
lffHlS,
Mittons,
Mess Fans,
Numbers,
l'illow Ciisos,
l'omi oug,
Shirts,
bookings,
Scales.
.Son (1,8.
camp Coiors ana cases,
taps,
Cup Covers and Capes,
canteens,
Drawers,
Epaulettes,
Flues.
Coiters, .Loonier
and shovels,
Ctinvu?,
Hatchets and Handles,
Sweat leathers,
silk BIuo and -carlo',
llavercacks,
leuts about 0000 Cot, on
Hat Omaincnis.
anil Linen
Tent Flies,
lainms.
Iron B( dstcuds,
lion l'ot.s
Topotlior with many
other arae'ea not tnutuo
rated in this advertisement.
Mnny of tho articles are now and In oxcollont
condition. tataloi?ut'8 statin;; quantities, aud do
Fcnbiu tho property, can bo obtained uc this
Oilice. .
llio articles can bo seen tor two aav s provious to
tho sale, upon application to tho Military Store
keeper at tho Arsenal.
lorms cash, in Ciovernment tunns.
W1LL1A.U V. McKIM,
Colonel and Chief Ciuartormai er
2 12 Ot 1'hi a n-lph a Depot.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
TVTEW YORK
PYEINd AND PRINTING
ll EST A hLI SUM EN I',
btatcn It and. Ho. 40 .N.
E1CHI 11 Stot-
This Ccmpany, so lonir and favorably known In few
York for tho past torty-nix ycats, have opened an oitleo
as above Ladies' and xeiitlcnien's sariiieina and wear
ing upinirc) of every kind Dyed and Cleaned in tho uio-t
inn 'eet manner. Stains and spouj removed irom guruieuta
w iihoui being lipped.
iierehauis having poods of undesirable colors can have
them red cd in puiicrior atvlo. 1 20 mwiUui
DEVENUE
STAMPS. REVENUE STAMPS
X
i:H.VE.NCE STAMPS,
tlf all oci-criptionii,
r all descriptions,
Alwavs on hand,
Aiways on hand.
At I VANS', So 630 OHKSliUl' Street.
At EVAN', No. ;io Cln SNUl' Mtieet,
One door below Seven h street.
Out door below Seventh stieeu
The most liberal discount allowed.
0 ho moat liberal discount allowed. 2i
r A
PIE II M ACHE GOODS.
PAPIEIt MACI1I3
TAETAN GOODS, .
GOODS.
t.
SCOTCH PLAID GOODS.
A Crie SBsortment 0 rapier Macho Work Table,
Writing Desks, Inkstands, and Scotch l'lald Good,
Just received per the eteamor "fit. Goorpe," too lato
lor Christmas sales, eunubio for liridal Gilts, etc.,
will be sold low.
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
Houre Fiunitliing Store of lho late JOHN A.
MDIU'HEY,
No. 922 CITES NUT STHEET,
1 4 Below Tenth street.
QOFl-EUING MACHINES.
GOFFERING MACHINES.
A lareo assortment of Coflerlnn ilrchinos just
received per steamer "6t.leorge."
FOli SALE BY
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
Houfc-FuiLlsLing btore of the lato JOHN MCK-
riiEY,
No. 922 CUESNU1 STREET,
Below Tenth Stroet.
I EVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
Of a'l descriptions,
Of all deauilptioua,
Always on nann,
Alwavs on baud,
I yto, 610 rUEK NUT street,
i o. hJD OH ESN (IT Hiroet,
At FVAVH'
At F VANS',
On door below Havttnth street.
line door tie ow heveutu siruet.
The nio.t liberal dincount allowed.
1 he uioat literal ducouot allowed.
26
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ALR OP MEDICISI-,8 BKLONGIHU to the
A1LDKAL UEP4KTMENT OK I HB AKM.X .
v.
MBDIOAL I'0RVYOR'g OFriCB, I
WABHiBOToit, I). C, Feb nar? 9, 116 I
An auction sale of valuable Medioinos no loneer
rrquirfd by tbs kledical Deiiartmont, U. 8. Army,
will be bold In this eity on THU US DAY, tie 1st day
ot March next, and succeeding days, If nece-s.rv, at
10 o'clock A. ' . at ti e Warehonnes located on Judi-
arv Sonare. Fifth and it, streeu. back ot the City
Unil.
Ihe Mcdiclnra are In the orloinal packsues. and
the attention of the trade is invited to this tale,
which will embrace tne foiiowtne principal art!,
clfs,
Et! er, holphuric, 6X0 lbs.,1 Dover's Powder, 250 lbs ,
Alcohol. ft,0 bottles. ,Cod Liver Oil, 1000 bot-
Comnonnd Spirill of tics,
Lthcr.600 lbs.. Camphor r li s, 1000 do..
Simblo cerate. 1000 lbs , Compound Catlianlcl'ihs,
ninrototm, bW bs., uutiu uozon,
inia extract ot liuchn, (pim i 'ins, iiujo anzen,
00 lbs.. .Iodine of Fotassiuin. 200
Fluid Extract of Cln-1 lbs.,
choro 600 lbs.. i Rhubarb. Mm lbs..
F uid Extract ot Ipeoacu-l'owdcred Rhubarb, 2i0
mi's, V&U lbs., lbs..
Fluid Kxiact ot JRhubarb, Symp of Pqnil's. 600 lb ,
f,0 lbs., iCompound spirits of Lav
Mans Hyararp, 200 lbs., I eiuler, 0U0 lbs.,
itcsiuo o ner arucics.
Upwards of ixtv nrtic cs of the Materia Meillca,
In lota similar to tho above, will be oQurod lor
talo.
Cata'oeues containlnir a comototo list, with lull
particular', will bo ready ly tho 17tn inst.
leiniA-casn, in oovorrmoni luuus.
Five dav will be allowed to purchasers in re
moving their propoity.
Vj. DOIIILItl,AJ1i;,
Surccon U. 8. A., Modica1 Purveyor.
C. W. BOIELEK, Jit,
2 9 17t Auctiouocr.
OALE OF
COMEMKED OR V NANCE
Will be told at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
1NDI ANATOLI 8, INIL,
ON FEBRUARY 20, 1808,
at 10 o'clock A. M., a large quantity, cous!sting In
part of the following articles, viz.:
974 Carbines, various kinds.
S6.0C0 lluekets and Rifles, new and o!d United States
and iorclyn, of various calibre).
CCS btarr's Army Revolvers, serviceable.
270 Savaee's Navy Revolvers, now, and othors,
with a Inrfto lot of hpnro parts, for the repair
of small arms of various patterns.
4S0 Cavalry 8abro Bolts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddle, worn.
1,090 Cavalry Bridles, worn.
288 Belt Holsters, for Pistols, worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes, for Tisto s, worn.
1,153 Cartrldffe Boxcb, lor Carbins'. worn.
8C0 Slings, for Carbinos, worn.
158 sots of Artillery Harnoss, worn.
47,000 sots of Infantry accoutiemoms, worn.
Also & large lot of atpendagos lor tho various
klndB of Muskets and R.fles.
Samples to be scon at tho
IKDIANaPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at tho
UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WORIU IsTUEEV, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OE SALE-CASH.
J AMH.S SI. WHirnViOKE,
1 8(2 0 Copt, nnd Bvt. 3Ii;j. Ord., Commanding.
1 EXTENSIVE SALES OK GOVERNMENT
hOLUN-i STOCK.
JIilitauy Division oftite I knnesske,
ClIUJ' yrjABTEUMAPTl.U'H OFFICE,
U. S. AllLlTAltV KAILKUAO,
KAsnvn.LE. Tenui-ppco. Jantmrv 9,1S0G.
Will le Bold ut I itDiio Auct'on, nt Uninpiu, len
Jieifeo, WEDNESDAY, Ktbruarv 7, 1S03 tho tot
liwiiij describcd I'o.linir Stock, viz:
iour (i) Locon olive Kumiin, live foot gaue
Hire, old and oiinnni:eri, one rriiuiinblc.
Sixiuen (16) Eox and ijilo (0) Hat Cars (more or
or ies), lue ttet puugo.
ISnmo tune and plnce '
Cm; (1) Locomotive Engine flvo feet gaugo, lyir.f In
the oitch on the Jmo oi tho AlieniHsippi Central
linilroad, twelve mile north ot (.land Junction.
Af NASHVILLE, I ENN., WEUNEiDAY, 1-EB-Itl'ARY
14 18U0. will be sold tho lo.lowm? described
Roiling stock, all oi live loot gaugo, and in good
running older, viz. :
On i (1) Locomotive Encino, Lyman & Souther,
builders.
Eighteen (18) Locomotivo Engines, E. Norris &
Sons, builders.
Oio (i) Locomotivo Engino, Rodders' L. and M,
orks, tiiildrrs.
Or.o (1) Locomotivo Engine, Swiubourn & Smith,
buiioers
One il i Locomotive Tender.
I wo Huuored (200) Flat and Box Cars, more or
less.
Same time and place :
ive (f) Loccmouvo Engines, unserviceable.
Boikrs and Itunnimr Gears lor Two (2) Dummy E-n
gii.es, unserviceable.
Five (G) Spp.us (150 fect each) McCallum's Truss
llririee
Two (2) Spans Bridge (50 fect each).
Ore Hundred and 1 hirty-three (L33) perch of first
and tccondtcluss Cut Stono, comprising louuda-
t on of Round llou.-e.
Wiliaieo be ild on above-mentioned dates at
MEM 1'lllS and N AbUVl LLE, the baluuco of MI LI
1AKY RAILROAD l'Rul'EKl Y remaiulug undi.
posed of at that time.
sales will commence at each place at 10 o'clock A.
M., ai d continue until-all the property is disposed of.
1 ERMS OF 8AI E Cash, iu Oovernmont lunds;
or when purchased by railroad companies, on credit
lif dct-ircd) of not excoeoing two years, payable
in monliuy Instalments with interest ac the rate ot
7-fcO per cent, per annum, seemed by bond satisfac
tory to the Government for double the amount of
the proi erty purol axert.
Full descriptions of tho Engines can be obtained
on appbcation to Captain b. K. HAiliLL, A. Q. M
Ntu-hvillo, Tennessee. p CHILVY,
llC2Ct Brevet Major and A. Q ll., U. S.U..
Q.OVEKNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES.
AN IUMENSE STOCK OF
BADDLK8, BBIDI.KS.
COLLARS. ItEINS,
HALlERS and CHAINS,
BIIELBY TENTH, W'AOON OOVEB3,
i-OKTABLK FORGES ETC. E1C.
Much of thla Harness Is new a'l Inspected work, and
suited to all kinds of city, truck, or larm purposes.
WboieialecrEetail.
GKKAT BARGAINS.
PUKIN CO.
2 1 Im No. 339 N. FKONf bUeet.
3
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
G
OVEllNMKNT S A L E
Large bale of fink surgical instbu.
m en rs
Will be sold at Auc'lon. at the Medical Purveyor
Warehouse,
TUBLIC SQUARh.. NisHVLLK, TFNfT .
ON TUFsHAt, FEBRUARY W, 1868. ' J
200 Ceneral Operating tares, "
86 Minor do do
26 Ejecting and Irephlnlnft Cases;
CA Fet Mortem Cases, large;
li 0 Dispct1ns Cases;
200 I'ockot Caes, two folds;
2f.O do do tbreotolds;
IfiO stomach l'umps, pari flute-koy valve;
SW Teth Fxtractinir Iustrumonts;
600 Davidson's Soil-Injecting Syrinees;
1.000 Scarificators;
12 OU) npping Ola-e and Tins; ,
1 600 T'Usses Binglo and double;
1,4( 0 Scissors; "
6 PfO 1 ouriiiqurts, all patterns :
1,600 Hard Kulibor yrinire, assorted sizes; '
HO0 Sots splints, all sizes;
Stethoscopes. Tongue Drprsors. Rvrtniros hvrw
ferni e Eto , Ob tetrical Caws, Spcculums, Lanoeta
Etc Eto Eto.
A portion of the foregoing articles are spoond
band, and will te sold snara'oly. Ihe balance in
entirely new. The gncrul 0)oratm? cases contain
instruments for amputations, exsections. minor
operations, aud sets ot Catheters and sounds.
AT SAME I'LACE
ON WEDNESDAY, February 14.
WJLL BE SOLD, A SKK'K OF
NEW BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, WRAP
FLNU TAPhR,
AM
8000 bTANDARD MEDIC A. L BOOKS,
Conslstins' in part of
H0 copies Cray's Anaton v ;
60 do Dunglisoii's Medical Diefionary;
20 do 1'ractice Modicino, Woods', Bonnet's.
Watson's, etc. ;
CO do DaltonV l'liysiology ;
60 do Virol. ow's l'atholOL'v ;
130 do Surgery Gross, Erichson, Farnji
eon, eto. ;
400 do t). b. Dispensatory ;
60 do Beck's Jurtspitidenco;
60 do l'arrish's l'narmner;
40 do 'therapeutics, v ood, and Still e
00 ro Minor surgerv ;'
6X5 do Surgical Anatomy;
70 do Chemistry, Fownos;
20 do Webster's Dictionary, eto.' to eto. J
060 Blank Hr.oks, 4 quires Cup I bound
llCO do do small quarto;
26 do do line, who e bound
6l'0 Reams Writing Taper, cap, lcttor, and note))
70 do Writing 1'apor, assorted;
1C00 InkMnnds, various patterns;
200. ('( 0 Envoi, ipes. aborted;
s.fOO H!a k Books, miscellaneous;
C0 Torttolios;
l'eneils, l'eu, Ink, eto , etc., etc.
Some of ih Medical Books are second-hand,
and wi 1 be sold separately.
The Books and Instruments can bo Inspected tJj
dnv before the sale.
Catalogues mav bo bad on application.
ROttERF F Lbrc HER.
Snrt eon and Brevet Colonel U S. Voluntoors,
1 4 16t Medical Turveyor U.S.A.
1 U B L I C AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE
J 81UKES AND l'KOl'EKTY.
Office Dkvot comiiishauy of Subsibtence, I
Washoton, D. C., February 2 181.)
Will 1 e odered ac l'ubuc Auction, at Sixth streit
tvl.uri, In this city, at 11 o'clock A. M on TUEi.
DAY, February 2o, lHOil, tho loilowinir articles:
ALout li head ot excellent work Oxen.
2 Cows.
0,000 pounds of Corn (lu tho car).
4S0 W 0 pouiids of Uruu. . -
. 117 0C0 pounds of Hay.
2,210 gallons of Extract of Coffoo.
A so, tho following concleinuod Subsistence Stores,
viz : . '
Atout2C00 pounds of .'alt Beef.
OKD pounds of Smoked Hoof.
8,',17 Coxes ol 'smoked Herring.
1600 j ouues of llutd Broad,
lfbtj pounds of Corn, Mpui.
4S00 pouuds of lined Teaches.
2000 )iouiicls of llomiuy. , .
(Kit) I'tmnas of Ilesiccatod Totatocs, 1 '
1740 pounds ot Mixed Veiretab.cs. t "
2CC4 pounds of Beans, etc. eto.
Also, tho loiiowiiiK articles ot Commissary Tro
neii :
Iron Safes,
Pinchers and Adzes,
Buke Tans,
Trucks,
Wheelbarrows,
Field Desks, ,
Coileo Mills,
l'umps,
.Axes
j Axe Handle",
Cooking Stoves,
Breau I roughs,
Letter i'rtbtes,
L sks,
'lai ics,
Cliaiis
Camp Tables
N) rn g l!niances,
Beam t-culca,
Tla.ioi in Scales,
Counter Scales,
Meut Suws,
t oiuniicsury Chest,
lino .scow,
L nuid aim Dry Measures, ( nuldrons,
l-tiiicctts. I'lrobricK,
Cooper Vices. I amps. etc.
Also, a lot ot Coffje and Salt Sucks, Gunny Bags,
Ran", eto etc.
'Itrms Cash, in Government funds,
G. BELL,
2 6 8t Major and C. S., U. o. A.
UKEAU OF ORDNANCE
Navy Di vabt.ment, I
VAemx(,TON city, juntiarir 13. loG6. I
Sa!o ol serviceabl- auo uus'-rv ccnblo
NAVY lOVUbKS,
at the United Stntes Nnvv Y'ard, Norfolk, Virginia.
'ihete villi be sold to the highest b't'dors, at unbliO
auction, a noon ou tho loth any of jilaiou, 18u0, ia
the cilice o! tho Inspector of trdianor, at thoiHor
lolk Navv Y'urd, by g iwpv live hundred auil 'lurty
lour iliouj-and lour hundred and throo (531,403)
pounds oi Iavv Towders, as lollows:
l-2,8o0 pounas, ervioeoblo.
7 877 " coi demned.
19618 damaged.
4,018 " comprtscd.
34.403
as only about two hundred and sevontv-two thon
eui d three bundled aim tiltv-Uv- (272 b6Si pounds of
theso powt ersaie in barrels, purchasers must pro
vido barrels into which the remiuoer oi tho powders
mav te emptied from the tanks. :or which a period
ol thirty (SO) days will be allowed Tho powder ia
barrels, however, must be rcmovod within teu days
from the day of sale, othorwi-e thoy will revert to
the Government.
Tcinis eush, in Government funds, ono-balf of tho
purchase monev to bo deposited at the completion of
thesa e, and the remainder before tne powders ara
removed. IL A. WISE. .
1 22 mws f 3 U Culef ot Bureau.
1 lUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPART.
JJ MENf.
Washington Tity, Jan. 10, 1S1J3.
Sale of a rout one thousand (10;0) tolis of Wavy
SHOT' and SHKLL at the Forts near tno entrance
to Cape Fear Liver, North Carolina
otice is hereby given that on the 15ih dav of Feb
ruary, 1860, there, will bo sold at publio auction to
the highest bidder, without reserve, and in lots to
suit purchasers, about one thousand (1000) tons,
more or less, ot SHOT and Sll KLL thrown into tho
Forts at the entrance of Cupe Fear Rivor, N. C, by
the f avy during thoir bombardment.
Terms cash in Government lunds, one-half tha
purchase money to be paid by tbe purchaser on tha
estimated weights immeuiatoly npou the conclusion
of tne sule, and the remainder on tho actual
weights upon delivery and removal, which must tuko
pluee within teu days eltor the sale, otherwise tho
prejecllits will reveri to the Governraout.
U.A.WISE..
1 27 lOt Cldcf of Bureau.
s
ALE OF MANURE.
Assistant Otjartervastkb'b Ovucb. I
rniLAPEiPuiA Dkpot, February 9 18Ui. f
Will lie sold to the nighes: bidder at l'ubh6 Auc
tion, on TUESDAY, tho 13th instant, at 10 o'clock
A. M , at the Goyernuionr stablet, T WEN I Y tllKIJ
and WALNUT Streets, Philadelphia. I'd, thirty (30)
wagon loads of MANURE
'ierms C'ah, in tiovernment funds.
The Manure must be removed within three days
after sale.
Br orde r ot ,
Chief Quftrtrmastor,
I'hiiadiphia Dupot
HENRY BOWMAN,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
2 9 8t
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVX
HARD, PORTSMOUTH, M. H.
BUKKAU OF OKDNAKCK. ) .
Navy Dupaktmunt. I -WABiintOTOif
City. Jauuaiv 22, 18:53. f '
There will be sold o the highest bidders, at nooO
of tbe fourteenth (14th) day of February, 18 SO, in tha
oilice of the luspeotor of Ordnance, at the Tort,
mouth Navy Yard, by utmple, live thousand barrels
ol NAVY l OWDEltS.
Terms Cash, in Government funds; ouo-'ialf to
te deposited at the end ot tho sale. and the reuiatudar
within ten dais afterwards, during which tiuiethti
rowdors mu.it bo removed from tho Portsuiout!)
Magazine at tbe Navy Yard, otherwise they wil(
revert to the Goveruiuunt.
II. A. WISE,
124wfmt214 thiol ol B-iroaU,