THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1806.
LITERARY ITEMS.
; -M. de Persltrny 1 prepannjf ft new pamphlet
, )n the present situation ot France.
M. Thic-g is said to be en-jap-ed on a work to
l)e entitled "Ilistolre de lltlspritFrancals."
M. Leon Brtrand announces a new sporting
journal id Paris, called Le Derby. The chiet
contributors will be Ahxandie Diunaj, Jr., Nos-
tor ltoqueplan, Leon (ioz)an, Amcdoe Aohard,
tke Marquis de Foulra, etc.
A Chinese newspaper is to be Issued in Lon
don, tinder the title -ef the Ftytng Druion. Pro
fessor Bummers, of King's College, 18 Its projec
tor. It i- intended tor circulation in China and
Japan, and is to make its appearance once a
nonth. . . ...
V Lonpman ft Company, of London, are about
. publish "The Leaders bt tho Unsrlinh Politics,"
I ecrits of sketches of hvint statesman, which
iglnally appeared In the 1'atl Mall Gazette, and
e (unci ally attributed to tho pen of Mr. V. T.
"Talgravo,
. 1 Smith, Elder ft Co., of London announce:
" A History ol Persia, from the Beginning of tho
ineteenth Ccntnry to the Year 1H6H, with a
Ji j ew of the I'rinclpal Events that led to the
Jfiblbhraent of the Kajar Dynasty; by Robert
'lint Watson, fortnnrlv ntlarherl tn her Mmo.
ijh Legation at the Court of Persia."
i ' M. Viennet is correcting the proo's of his
'History ot the Papacy, horn St. Peter to Inno-.
cent 111." This laborious work, commence'' in
1816, was terminated in I860, and is now pub
lished as a reply to tbe bull ol excommunication
launched against Freemnsons. M. Viennet is
Grand Master of Scotch Masonry in Frause.
Mr. Francis Fry, of Bristol, England, has
Just completed a series ot bibliograpuical de
scription of earlv English Bible?, including the
great Dible ol 1539, 'he six editions of Arch
bishop Craniner's Bible, printed by Gratton &
Whitchurch in 1640 and 1541; and the Church
IUbles tn large folio, printed in 1611, 1613, 1617.
1G34, and 1640. Th volume is illustra'ed with
numerous facsimiles on Hl'y-one plates, and
contains also an original leaf of each edition
described.
Dr. Barnard Davis, the author of "Crania
Britannica," proposes to Issue in London an
octavo volume of upwards ot three hundred
pages, with woodcuts, entitled "Thesuuriis
Craniorum," being a catalogue of skull9 of the
various races oi man. His collodion comprises
between fourteen and fifteen hundred specimens
of skulls and skeletons, and is probably tho
Jargest In- the world. The preparation or the
catalogue has occupied lour years. Appended
fo each section will be givnn references to all
the knov. n figures and descriptions ot the skulls
by dirJeieut writers, so as to lorm a bibliography
otcrani'dogy.
MUSICAL ITEMS.
Piccolominl was at last accounts very 111
with a malady of the spine.
Gluck's Armide is to be revived at the Theatre
Lyrique. Paiis.
IS Africa in, at Bt. Petersburg, is described
as "a transcendent success." Taraberlik was the
Vasco," and Barbot the "Selika.'
Liszt is about to visit Paris, where, in
March, he will produce tome ot his religious
compositions.
A musical composition by Leonardo da
Vinca a bravura air was lately sung at a con
cert iu London.
Balfe has lust finished a new opera, the
name ot which is not yet made public. The
work was composed chieily in Spain.
Bagier's Italian Opera Company lately made
a visit to Rouen, where they appeared in Semi-
ramide, with La Grange as the " Queen," and
the new contralto, Zeiss, as "Arsaces."
Flor &AHza, the new opera bv Masse the
aubiect taken from Lamartine's story has been
produced at the Opera Comlque, with the
daughter of Duprez as the heroine.
There Is a man named Kennedy who is av-
in? Scottn-h entertainments in England, lie
sings Scotch ballads most delightfully, and if ho
wishes to make money and reputation he should
vsstt mis country.
Grlsi is on a tour concert through Scotland
and the north ot Ireland. The troupe is one of the
very best ever iorman, including also Mirlo.
Madame Merie-Labiache. Mr. Foil, vocalists.
and Miss Emilia Arditi, violinist.
Von . Pasquale, as revived this season at the
Italian Opera House, Paris, for Adelina Patti,
has met with the usual success, fam ts soon to
appear for the first time as "Desdemona" In Kos
aini's Otetlo,
Auber's opera. "La Bayadere." has been re
vived at the Grand Opera, Paris, with Salvioni
(dancer), llamachers, warut, ana uiin in tho
oast. The work was tirst produced thirty yenrs
ago, with Taglioni, Cintt-Damoreau, Nourrit,
ana Lcvasiseur.
Gounod's sacred drama, Tobias, has been
the latest musieal novelty in London, where it
Swas produced, for the first time in any country,
nn the 13th instant. The principal vocalists were
Mesdames Sherrington and Rudersdortf, and Mr.
kSims Reeves. Jules Benedict conducted, and
there was a large chorus and orchestra.
I Longfellow's lines, "Resignation," begin-
mg:
There is no fleck, however watched and tonded,
JBut one aead lamb is there,
ave been set, in London, by a Miss Rokeby, to
inustc Irom Beethoven," ihe music beinp; a
Mangled alternation of a melody in the sonata
ta K minor, up. 04.
I Charles Maury, a French composer of more
Went than reputation, died on the 18th January,
ile cultivated chiefly religious and chamber
Siuslc; and among the best of his works are a
Mass tor four male voices without accompaoi
iientsja Te Deum; several motetts; and "Les
tisoiplee d'Emmaus," a "mystery." M. Maury
las 43 years of age.
Mercadante's Leonora, lately revived in
f jondon, has not met with public favor. It is
leemea auu ana leuious; ana yet, says a critic,
,'lthas tine music music that glows if it does
lot burn, that rises from the earth If it does
lot soar into the empyrean; that, in short, is
leightened and elevated if not heaven-sent and
jnepired.
'( A writer in the Orchestra says that Doni
zetti's Linda di Chamounix, just revived in Paris
fir Adelina Patti. made him think "of a gigantic
f)pr meeting, the greater part of act 1 and act
f being taken up w ith supplication or thanks-
gi'ing ana tne aevoiions conauctea oy the sti
pendiary Magistrate of Chamounix (a strange
mt-ture of Mr. Bourgeon and a Poor-Law Com
mLsioner), who acts as fugleman, and gives out
hyuns two lines at a time."
-In Grace (Methodist) Church. Chicago, the
orgin possesses some curious features, the moat
notceuble being the extended action. The key
tooatls are in the corner pew of the centre aisle,
tweitv feet from the organ, the tracker-work
audi raw-stop action running under the floor in
the iasement. This instrument, though sraill.
eouhini over four thousand leet of tracker-
worl, the swell trackers being nearly forty teet
longlrom the keys to the valves, still preserving
renitr&aDie promptness m me toucn.
it the late exhumation of the bodies of
Beetloven and Schubert from their graves In
Waehrlnger Cemetery in Vienna, the delicate.
lmntt te'nale head of Pchubert was a great con-
trad n Thn muABive. thick, bonv. and mmniiu
f .brain basin holding the head of Beethoven. The
I sit-iis ot musical talent were missing in both, at
least in those places where they are supposed to
ybe gchubrrt aaa sun thirteen teeth, una
heethtven fourteen. Schubert's skull showed
the mst perfect proportion of the human head,
1 touch uore than xieetnoven s.
From Havana we have received interesting
vf not agret-able reports of an operatic fiasco. The
ilabanese are aispesea to oe severe on Lottl,
leclariLg that he Is not competent for the posl-
iion of first tenor. During a performance of
TJElwr a Amore this aissatisiacuoa was so
Itronglv marked that the opera had to be
Mrought to a premature close and two acts of
lYaviata substituted. Miss Simons (Madame
Vfuzin) shared with Lotti in the displeasure ot
'ihe audience. Bosckettl, AnasUst, and several
other niemDers or urau's troupe nave given satis
faction to ine lastioioui imuantise.
, MISCELLANEOUS JOTTINGS. - ,
. The receipts from Internal Revenue last week
were $3,456,672. The total receipts since June
30 amount to $218,918,180.
A Scotch nobleman, who owns prooerty in
the tflar.d ot Orkney, bus otiercd to subscribe
60,000 for the construction of railways in that
dUtiict.
There Is an immense anpply of lumber now
ktRnding on the Androscoggin river and its tribu
taries in Maine. Fifteen years ago the lumber
ing business on tho rivtr began, and as vet
hHrdly a clenrlng has been made on the edge
ot the wilderness on tbe upper waters of the
river.
Several parties are in Washington who pro
pose to contract with the Government to raise
some or all of the ninny ships that were sunk
along the cnst in completing the blockade,. For
tunes lie in the deep. . The Government having
a I urge surplus forco, will probably do the work
of rub-lug too ships without outside help.
Tho Committee on Courts in the Virginia
House of Delegates, to whom was referred the
resolution requesting Senator Underwood to
resign, have reported a substitute, declaring
that his ellorts to procure the overthrow of the
State Government were wholly inconsistent with
tho duties oi hiB position, and meet unqualified
reprobation.
A recent number cf the Calcutta Gazette con
tains an account of an aerolite, which fell at
Bhergottv on the 25th of August lost. A native,
who witnessed Its fall, states that about 9 A. M.
a stone fell from the heavens, accompanied by a
very loud report, burying itself in the earth knee
deep, and at the same time the sky was cloudy
and of a murky color, the air calm, and no rain.
The (tone has been forwarded by the Govern
ment to the Asiatic Society of Bengal.
No new or animations have been ma do under
the national banking system during tho past
week. The whole number now stands BtlfiHO.
with an aggregate capital of $107,859,203. The
amount ot circulation issued to the above banks
during the week reaches $2,172,635; previously
issued, $2.r.4,902,2"5; total, $257,072,910. The
following banks have been designated as addi
tional depositories of the public money ; First
National Bank, Charleston, Illinois: First
National Bank, Hannibal, Missouri; National
Bank of Newborn, North Carolina.
The Italian Government announces that the
railway tunnel through Mount Cenis may be
finished at the close of the year 1870. The cut
ting was begun on the French side of the moun
tain at Mondane, and ou the Italian side at
Bardonneche The leigth perforated is about
five thousand two hundred yards. As the tunucl
is to be twelve thousand two hundred and
twenty yards long, there are still seven thousand
and twenty yards to be accomplished. The
average distance cut each day is four yards, so
that it will require one thousand seven hundred
and fifty-five davs to complete the tunnel.
In Southern Italy the clergy are doing their
utmost to prevent the introduction of civil mar
riages among the pcofle. Not only Is civil mar
riage denounced from tho pulpit as unlawful, as
in Genoa, but absolution and extreme unction
ure denied to those who are not married li a
church. This conduct tends greatly to dimiaish
the influence of the clergy eraong the people,
who are beginning to free themselves tn all di
rections from ecclesiastical control. Societies
have been established in various parts of the
country with the object of educating the lower
classes, and providing them with work, and
among their members are many nobles.
Tho agents of tbe Post Office Department
lately advertised the letting of over seven hun
drrd routes in the States ot Mississippi, Louisi
ana, Arkansas, Alabama, and Georgia. These
routes were extensively advertised, but only
one hundred and eighty-four were let, and on
Cve hundred and eightcn the people are still
destitute of postal facilities, either because rail
roads and stages will not carry the United States
mails, or because they cannot on account of the
test oath. Secretary Denison, refuses to allow
any eoutractor, postmaster, or mail-messenger
to 'handle the mails without first having taken
the oath.
The fact is not generally known that the
financial condition of the Government is very
much stronger than is made to appear from the
monthly leport of the National debt issued by
the Treasury Department. In the monthly
balance sheet so Issued, no account has ever
ben taken of the funds belonging to the Gov
ernment deposited In the National Banks, and
amounting at this time to over I7(, uuu.uuu.
It Is the opinion ot the Controller or the cur
rency that the Government will hold at tbe
lose of the present fiscal year such a surplus
overall expenditures ot at least $200,000,000.
The requirements of the army and navy will be
comparatively nothing, as they nave supplies or
every description on hand, and paid for, from
last year's appropriations. The surplus on hand
at this time, estimating tne currency value oi
the gold on hand, with other funds on deposit
in national banks, and in the hands of the Trea
surer and Assistant Treasurers, must be at least
$170,000,000. With this surplus, and that which
will accumulate by June nest, the Secretary
can pay on that portion or the temporary loan
not depo-ited bv banks under special arrange
ments tor cieanng-nouse purposes say f su.om ,-
000. tile can also pay on all the cernilcales ot uv
debtedness, which wre reported on the 1st of
February as $60,637,000, all of the one and two
vear 5 per cent, legal tendor notes, amounting to
$8,636,000, and can also redeem about $80 000,000
of the compound interest notes, which will leave
about! $100,000,000 of the compound interest
notes that can be converted into 5-20 bonds, and
also the 730 notei as they mature, under tbe act
of the 3d of March last. The Controller is also of
the opinion that the common lecal-tender note
should not be reduced unless an equal amount
of such reduction should be authorized as an
increase of the amount of the bank circulation,
as recommence in n's report.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
TJ
NIT ED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMFS.
PEINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 0O4 CIJESNIJT STREET,
CENTRAL DEPOT,
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No. loa S. FIFTH STREET.
' (One deor below Chcsnut.)
ESTABLISHED 1862.
HE VENUE STAUP3 of every desoriution con
stanUj on hand, and in any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attcn Jod to.
United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia or
New York, or Current ' Funds received In pay'
ment.
Particular attention paid to small orders.
Ihe decisions ot the Commission can be consulted,
and any Information regarding ' the law cheerfully
Riven.
The following rates of discount are allowed:
On all orders of $26, two per cent discount.
On all orders of $100, three per cent, discount.
On all orders of $200, four por cent, discount.
All otdor should be sent to
II Alt DING'S STAMP AGENCY
No. 304 Chesnut Street,
FBITLADCLrBIA.
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PROPOSALS.
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Crnci or Ptpsbvisino Commissary
MlJLlTATST Division OF THB iBNHKSBTta,
NABnvii.LHt lenn ,
February 21, 1866.
SEALED IROlTlK A I.S.
which mtist be in duplicate, with a copy Of this ad
verlucnu rut attach) to each, will bo received at this
etLce until U o'oiock M., .
mUtt-DAY. MnechlS, 1868, .
for supplying riiLSH BfcEK. of good and mar
ketable quality, in equal proportion of tore and
bud quarter meat (uecki. snank, and kidney tal
low to be excluded) for isnun to tke troop, ana
others supplied by the Government with ra ions, at
U.e lullowiur pmils in the Military Division of I on
i.Cft e:-Atlanta and Maoon, Ga., Nashville. Chat
tanoora, In n ; llnntrvll.c, Ala . and at all posts
aiawinp tnrplles from the above-named pests.
Contiaet to be in loiceux months, commencing
en the 1st day ot Apr 1, lfc66, ana ending the UOtu
day of 8ei temter, lt(W, or such ls time as the
lomnilriary-Gesoiai o Subsistence may direct.
Ihe necks of the cattle slanj-htrred lor beef to be
cut off at tiie lotirth vertebral joint, and tbe breast
tumnied down.
'J be shanks of fore quarters to be cut off from
three to lour inches above tbe knee Jo nt, and of
hind quarters noin six to eight inches aboye tue
nib i el or hock joint.
1 ay mem will Le made monthly, or as early there
after a- luLtis may le rtcelvcd thorefor, and in
such luutl. as nay bo furnished by the United
blatea.
8c) urate bids will be received for each of tho
above tosts or one bid may include them all.
o bin will be received troui pcrxons who eome
under the exceptions of the 1 renloent's Amnesty
1 reclamation. Nor will bids in which such persons
are inter) sttd, eithes directly for indirectly, be re
ceived, nnltse they can produce tho pardon of the
lieeideiit
bids Irom all other persons under said Procla
mation n.ust be accompanied by the Amnesty
Oath.
J roposa'a must be accompanied by a proper
guarantee, sigi cd by two re-ponsibla person,
stilting that it a contract is awurded they wii
cnrr bonds for tbe taithlul luililmpnt of tho con
tract. 1 ho nnderslened reserves tho right to reject any
and a 1 l.iui tfltrcd.
Indorse envelopes "Proposals for Fresh Beef,"
ana aitorisa the tame to tbe undersigned.
M P. MM ALL.
' Brevet Colonol and C 8.,
2 20 lGt Nashville, Ttun
OVEPKMINI SALE OF 6U&PLU3 HARD
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SUBSISTEKCS OFFICE, U. 8 A
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ry 27, 1866 j
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BAITIMORK. lid.. Kb runrv
C.tnil TP . 1 In .1 J . .. 11 L- .... i .
this ofl.ee until BAiiJ UD AY. Murch 17 1866. lor thn
pnrchuso ol surp.us 11AKD BREAD on baud at this
oeuot
Proposals mnt state that the offer is made undor
Bdvenisement of this date.
Th. bread is in boxes ef fifty (50) rounds each. No
proposals received lor less than twenty (20) boxes.
Purchases will be delivered on board ot transports
without exi ense to tbe purchaser.
ray ment required in Government lunds on notiH-
cation ot acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purcliasi rs to remove stores.
Proiosals to be endorsed on tbe envelopo, "Propo
sals for iiard Bread," and addressed to
1 HUM AS Wll.SUJN,
Brevet Lt -Col. and C. S. U. 8. A .
2 20 17t Brevet Briir. Gen, Volunteers.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUA BIERMASTER,
Military Division of the Gull. Aew Orleans. La..
December 2. 18l)6
Sealed Proposals are Invited and will te roceived
at this oflico until 12 M.. March 1. 1866, lor the pur
chase of sixty-six (66) camels. th property oi the
united Mates, now at lamp veruo, near san Anto
nio, lexas.
Bids may he made. lor one or more oi these ani
mals.-
Each envelope containing a old should be sealed
and addressed "Colonel C. G. Sawtello, Clilof Quar
termister. Military Division of the Gulf, New Or
leans, La "
ihe uovernment rebervestne ripntto reject any
bids dot med too low, '
Pa-, ment to to made in cnued states eurrency
upon tbe acceptance ot any proposal and prior to the
delivery of the camels to the successful bidders, at
fcan Antonio, Texas.
tJ U. BAWftJUli,
Colon :1 and Chief Onartormastor, Military Divi
sion oi the Gulf, Brevet Coionol United States
Army.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
FJJlCE O ASSISTAKT QtuAuTEHM A 81 tit,
vYii.Minumn, iomwure, i
eDruary rz u, mu )
SALE OF SUBrLUS GoVEHInMKJST MULES.
All rood and eerviouaDi.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at WILMINGTON,
Do: aware, on
ri ii a i , toe zaa oi r eoruary,
FRIDAY, the 2d of March,
Two bundled serviceable MULES.
One hundred on each dav of sale.
The especial attention ol purchasers Is invited to
tho tact that these Muies are larro. well paired, and
in excellent condition, being the surplus team Mules
ol wasninaton ucpot.
Animals sold singly
Sales to commence at 10 A. M
Term? Cash in United States currency.
By arder ot
Brevet Brigadier General JAMES A. ERIN
In charge 1st Division Q M. G. O
C. 11. GALLAGHER.
2 11 14t Captain and A Q. M.
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TJEVENUE 6TAMP8, REVENUE STAMPS,
Xi KK.VlSJil.J5 OIAjarB, i
Or all desorlptloua,
Ol all dcrlp lions, . , .
Always on band,
Alwara on band
AT FLORENCE BUWI1SO VACHINlS ( O.'S OFflCE,
AT IfLOBEA'CE bKWINU MACHINE CO. '8 dTi'ICE,
Jio. w tnr.nnui piiwi,
So. b0 CUE8NCT Bsreet.
f On door below Heventb street.
Oa door below Meventh aueat. '
Th mnat llhral (llai.m,iit allnwfiil.
ht mo liberal dlacouut allowed. 2
rrilE BTAMP AGENCY, NO. 804 CHKSNCT
J HTBKKT, AHOVKTUIBC WILL BJS COUTTMDiLU
AS UKKKTOKOHK.
BTAMl'8 ol EVF.HT DE8CHIPTION COK8TAKTLT
OS UAJD, -D la All I AUWh t 11
: GOVERNMENT SALES
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SAIEGF blKAM TOILER, FORCE fUMPB,
Alti 111K, ilhtt l'UJUo. XTO , com-
lmflna
IHE WATER -WOEKS AT
GIESBORO, O. C.
QrAnixi MACTxn (.imkhai.'s Orrios,
I IKST 11VI8HII,
WAStnutoTow. H. c. JiebriiRrv 26. 1S66
By order ol tbe (jiinrtertnatnr- encral, there will
b sold on the pnuiiHS at pnblie an tlou, under
the dhtctton of Captam Ueorgvl. UrowniDg, Assist
ant buailrimastpr
On l UUBSDaT, April 6 1S66,
at 12 o'clock M., the loliowing doicnbod pnblie pro-t-eity,
to wit:
ONE SrttAM POILnR,
80 feet lonir ana three l t in (lanv tor (with two 12
inth return liars), made ol i inch boiler iron, with
ail tbe nt'cresaiy appurtenances, Uoludlnst cant-iron
liont, ratine cocks, r obe valves, tccd pump, smorre
ktack, aiid hood, steam rincn (Asbcroti'a patent I,
f raie-bara, pipe, plurs, reducing piece, eto , all in
r on order.
IWOMOliiiniNGTOX STEAM FORCE TUMPS,
Ko. 6,18-inch cylinder, 9 nidi stroke, i6 horsepower
each, and each capab.e of i.umpina and forolnir 100
0x0 ration ot water per da. connected with them
are the reamnte ralves. elands, couplines, t ends.
.dbowi, double-valve oil cups, e'o. These Pomps
are comparatively new, and in complete workina
oidcr.
A Isree quantity of "WATER TIPE as follows:
5,1 uete-mcn cast-lion rvaier npo,
12 01.0
8 inch
800
64
2 010
i,Ut-0
6 000
2- inch wronght-iron "
1 l-inch cast-uon "
lj-inm " "
1-ITC.l " "
3- lnch '
'IHlRtt fcM-- CAST-IRON FIRE TLUGS.
(Am ' l uieut), with al tne necessary counoolions,
iucb as 's,
Bends, .
Htop-cocks,
Elbows
t diir-way pieces, Ete.,
all in t-xctlh nt condition ; together with
ALL THE IDOLS Etc..
required for mukin-r alicrations and rcjiairs in water-
1 i e, sum as
Tire-cuttln" Machines,
ia s and Dks,
Myers,
Ciabs,
Diills.
I'unchos,
Caulking Too's, Eto
Teims Cash, in Government lunds.
Deliveries wiil be made to i urchascrs on or bofore
tha flrst (1st i dnv ot IMav next.
A boi.t lor Giboro will leave the Sixth stroet
-Aliarl everv bnut durinir the duv of sale.
Any li rlher inlormatiou that may bo dosired will
be Bivtn ut on application, In peison, or uy icttT, to
(aptain beorre 'l . Browninif, A. Q. M., Gicsboro,
D C, or at ihis cflico.
JAMES A. EK1S.
Bvt. Brie en., m charve,
2 28Io4 Just Div., Q. Hl G. U.
B
UREAU OF ORDNANCE,
Washinoton city, January 18, 1806. )
SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERVICE-
ABLE AVX I 0 1VUEK8 A I THIS UN 1 1 Kll
MATES NAVY lAllU, KOKi OLE, VIR
GINIA.
There will be sold to the highest bidders, at Pub
lic Auction at rron or the lbih dav of March. 18;0.
in tbe ollico ot the inspector ot ordnance, at the
Aorlolk Iavv Yard, bu mmule, five hundred and
thft-iy four thousand tour hundred and ihreo
(6o,i'je)pounns oi sxa i i jv u&ob, as iu lows:
ouj.aw pounas serviceaDie.
7,t77 " condemnod.
19,618 " dauiaired.
4.618 " comnressed.
As only about two hundred and seventi-two thou-
sanu tutee nunored and nuy uve (iz.uooi pounas oi
tnfse tiowoots are in oarrcis, purcuusers muni pro
vice banelB into which tbe remainder ot tbe pow
ders may be emptied from the tanks, lor which a
tidied ot thirtv 1 30) davs wil be allow ad. Tho cow-
der in barrels, nowever. must te remorea witinn
ten days fiom the da of sale, otherwise they wM
revert to tno tiovernmout.
'lerniB Cash, in Government lunds: one-hall tbe
purchase money to te deposited at the completion ot
1 lie sale, and the lemnindtr before the powders are
removed.
H.A.WISE,
2 26 15t Chiet of Bureau.
Ci ALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BED-
JrlEDICAL l-ORVKVOIt'8 UFF1CB. I
Wasbikoton. D. U . February 13. 1866. 1
Jill I 'jLiuiiBiTe o'f wi nuDuini v.iviuiu);, uouuiux.
etc., entirely new, and in the original boxes and
bales, will be held in ibis city, at tbe Judiciary
r-ouare Warehouses, Fifth and E streets, buck of
(Juv Hall, on THURbD Y, the 8th oay of March
next at iu o'c.ock a. ji. mo ioiiowuik articles
will be ollored lor sale. viz. :
Whirls 40.000
Drawers 20,000
bocks, pans...., 20,000
Slippers, pairs 30,000
Gowns 80.000
Beo-sacks 20.000
Pillow-ticks 10,000
Pillows, Hair ,. 4,000
Towels, Hand iuuuu
The attention ot the trade and tho nubho at larire
Is called to thia sale, as the roods will be sold iu lots
to suit both larce and small purchasers. Quantities
as small as one dozen will be sold. Goods will be
delivered to purchasers within (6) days irom termi-
nation ot sa;e.
Terms Cai-h, tn Government funds.
C. SU1UERLAND,
Sursroon and Purveyor, U. S. A.
C. W. BOTELER, Jr.. Auctioneer. 2 14 Tit
s
ALE OF COAL. '
ABSI8TA5T tJUAETERMASTliR 8 OFFICE,
I'UILAUKLPHIA DEPOT.
Febmtrv 27. 1366.
vT ill ba sold at Public Auotion, on the grounds of
the MOWER HOSPITAL. Chesnut Hill, near Phila
delphia, Pa., on WEDNESDAY, March 7, 1866,
commencing- at li o'clock am,
TWO BUNDLED AN U THIRTY THREE (233)
TONS OF ArUHKAUU . OIUV K LUAh
Cars leave the Depot, N. E. corner of ttintu and
Green streets, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
By order ot
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKIM,
Chief Quartermaster.
PbiladulrThia Depot.
HfcAUI HUWA1AN,
2 28 Ct Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
s
ALE
O F
MANURE.
QUABTKBlf AKTKR GENERAL'S OFFICE, )
. VlHRT TllVIHinN. I
W abhikotom. D. C February 28. 1861 1
V?ill be told at the Cavalry Depot, Girboro, D.
C , a laigfl quantity of stock-yard MANL'RE, which
will be delivered to purchasers on the ground, or in
barges or boats to be provided by them, at lorty (40)
cent psi cupio )ara.
'two or more boat (according to size) can be loaded
per day.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order ot the Quartermaster-General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-Geueial,
2 27 2!)t In charge First Division Q. hi, G. O.
-FFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
WILM1KGTON. Jel., J-eDrUBIT JJ, ISUtt.
bALEOFoCO SURPLUS GOVERN tENT MULES,
All uood and terviceaDie.
VIII be sold at cubhc auction. at Wilmington. Del.
onEVtRT FklUAY during the month ot March,
tJJNti hHJJUKi.D MLLliS.
The especial attention of purchasers is invited to
the tact ibat these atulea are large, well paired, and
in excellent condition, being the surplus team Jiiules
ot v. asniuf ton jjepoi.
Animals oold singly.
Bales to commence at 10 A. M.
Ti rm Cash, in United Mate cum ncy.
Bv order of
2 27 (Bih30 Bvt. Brig.-Gen. JAVES A. EKI.N.
OVERNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES.
AN WMENBS STOCK OF
e ADDLE. BlilD l.KA,
COLLARS. BEINS,
iiiittvoa mnA hit k iva
SHELBY TENTS, WAGON OoVb8,
rOKTAELK KOEGE8 ETC. ETC.
llnch of thta Harness la aew all Inspeeted work, and
tuiied to all kinds ol city, truck, or tarm purposes,
vtnoeiaiesritciaii.
I OKEAT BARGAINS.
! PITKIW Jt CO.
211m So. 539 N. FltONT bUeet
DBIDE8BDBO MACHINE WORKS,
j urrtfjE,
Bo. 69 TI. EKOMT BTSEET,
VH1TLAOKLPH1A.
W at prepared to Oil order to any extent for our
weil known
W aCUIKEKY FOR COTTOI AST WOOLLEN BtlLlJ8,
nvludlng all recent improvement In Carulutf. Spluulng,
and Weaving.
We Invite the attention ol manufacturer to ou exto-
YUT ALF8ED JISKB BOX.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ALE OF OVEhNMENT STEAMERS AND
VESSEL KMECIH.
DrroT QuARTTnit Asricn tt Officii 1
BaLtihoiib. Md. I ulTunr, 16. 186? I
Will bo sold at llalumoif. lid . ni.der direotion of
Captain A. M. Cummlngs, A Q. M
ON TIiUKSDaT, MARCH 1, I860, AT 10
O'CLOt K A. M..
at the Government wharf, south sir's of basin, tha
loiioTsmg named vessels and other eUeots belonging.
io tue viovernment, y z :
he tsrosr."
Side-wheel sleamnr of 449 tons, wooden hull, and
bottom niets. ledi lenatti on deck. 181 footi breadth
oi beam, 26 ieet over all, CO leet ; drli 6, fo-1 ; has
one low-piessuie beam engine- d'auietoroi cylinder,
so incnes stroke ot piston, 10 lift enpactty oi carpo,
W 0 barrels. She is In line running order, and well
found in ail her omfl's.
THE MANHATTAN"
Sldo-Whenl s ramnr nt' ftlft inna. wooden bnlli
length upon deck, 120 feet t breadth oi beam, 85 foet;
overall, 66 foot) depth of bold, 10 foot) oralt, T loot;
lias one low-prt'ssu'e engne; diameter ol cylinder,
84 Indies ; s rotce ol piston, 9 teot; eapaoity of oargo,
1000 barrels, bho is In good order and well lound in
ad her Outllls.
THE "J JllN FARhON."
Side-wheel sieamer ol 814 tons, wooden hul' s
length upon deck. 160 leet: beam. 28 feet: over all.
42J leet ) d pth of bold. 8 leet t draft, ( leet t has ono
low-lnesiure beam engine; dinmolor ot o finder 80
inches; stroke of piston, 8 teet. and is well found in
anchors, chains, and general outfits.
TUB PE( ONIC."
Side wheel steamer of 813 tons, wooden hull, iron
fastened and metalled in 18(18; ten th on deck, 156
leet; breadth ot team, 24 leet) over all, 40 foot;
dit thct bold, 8 leet; diaft, 41 leet; baa one low-
lm-sure beam enpine; diameter if cylinder, 81
inches j stroke ol piston, 10 feet; capnoit ol cargo,
iw carrels; bull, eng'tie, and boiler all in good con
dition, land well found in bor outfits.
THE "HUG H JENKINS."
SKlo-whcel steamer of 06 tons, wooden hull, and
botiom mniailed : length on d.ck. 100 teet: breadth
of beam, 27 leet; over all. 48 loot : dep'h ot hold, 7J
leet; crait, bi i.eet; has one low-prossuie osain
cngne; dianielerof cylinder, 82 inches: stroke of
pbton 10J leet; capacity of cargo. 1200 barrels;
maclurier) 1n pooo condition and vessel well lound
in all hot outfits.
TIIE "S rAH."
bldo-whrcl s'eamer of 287 42 f tons: wooden hull:
length on deck 160 iect; breadth o beam. 2J leet;
over all, 66 leet; depth ot hold, 7 leet; draft, fi feet;
bos or.e low pressure beam engine; diameter of
cylinder, 86 inches; stroke ol piston, H foot; onpacitr
01 cargo nx'u uurieis; vessel in g.oou repair and weu
lound in all her oulli a.
THE BALLOOV."
Side-wheel steamer ot 2i,4 tons: wooden hull:
leigth on deck, 1C0 feet; breadth of beam, 16 loot;
over all, 87 leet: depth 01 hold. 6i loot: dau.
41 loot; has 0110 ow-prosKure beam eucine; diaraotor
01 cylinder, y mcues; stroke ol piston, 11 teot
hhe has recent iv tuen i.nt. In moHt thorough renair.
ard is weil lurnsuod and U'tcd np as a staff-boat;
havini' abutKlan enccis in all departments ou board
lor immeaiate use
THE "IOLAN."
Side-wbeol steamer of 164 7-96 tons wooden hulls
lengtn on dec. 120 leet: tread'h ot beam. 21 toot:
over all. 88 lei t; depth of bold, 6 feet; orat, 4 feet;
has one snuare low rrssnra enmi.fi: dlamoter ol
cylinder, 84 irchea; stroke ot piston, 6 feet; capacity
01 cargo, suu panels. Weil lound in ancuors, cuains,
tools, etc. etc
1UK "J A. 11 EM Jf-.Kt.MK."
Screw steanier ol 163 08-06 ions, wooden hvVt
lengiu on deck, 1115 leet; breadth ot beam, 'ij loot;
tenth ot hold, 9 leet; draft, 4 i teet; has one liivh-
,ivi-"u cuffiuc, ui.iuciri ill ijiiiiiiiri a. z iiiunvj
stroke of piston, 22 inches; capncitv of cargo, liKX)
Darrets. vessel in good running order, ana won
lound in all her outfits.
THE "CECIL."
Side-w heel steamer of 130 tons, wooden hall, and
bottom metaiiea ; length on dtck, izo toot; breadtu
ot beam, 18 leet ; over all, 32 feet ; de tn of hold, 6
leet: dratt, 6 leet; lias ono low-prossune beam en
gine; diameter 01 cylinder, zu nicnes; stroke or
Diblon. o leei, cuiiacny 01 cargo. 210 oarreis. ves
sel in sood order, and well lound in all her
out 11. B.
THE "li ti. CANON ."
Screw steamer of 200 tons, iron bull, built in 1862;
drait, 6 iect: has one Dlgn-pressure engrtne; dtamo'
ter ol cvlinaer. 22, Inches: stroke of piston, 2 foet.
v essei in good repair, ana weu louua iu au ner
outlits.
THE "IKUNS1DUS "
Screw sleamor ot 192 tons: iron bull, shoathod
with wood; length on deck, 125 leet ; breadth of ,
ceani, its teet; oeptn 01 noio, o ieot; arait, 1
leet; bas one bigu-pressure engine; aiameter ot
cylinder. 21 inches: stroke ot piston, 2 teet; caiia.
citv ot cargo. 1HU0 barrets, fine lias a new ootior
and engine, rebuilt In ltMi, weu lonno in a.l nor
outlits.
THE "FANNY UAKMi.lt "
Screw steamer of 190 tons, wooden hull; 'length
on deck, 160 feet; breadth of beam, 25 feet; d"pth of
bold. 7 leet: dra t, li leet; bas one nigu-tiressure
engine; diameter of cylinder, 11 incnes; stroke ot
Piston. 2 leet: rapacity ot cargo, 1600 bairols. bho
is in good running order, and woll lound in all her
ouiiita.
1HK lUli "llUKlSS."
Sere tug-boa tot 70 tons, wooden hull; length on
deck. 63 net: breadth of beam. 16 leet; dratt, 9
feet: has one hiah-oressure engine: diametor of
cylinder. 20 inches: stroke of mston. 20 Inches: bull.
engine, and honor in goou oruer, ana vessel weu
found in all hfr outfits.
lilt: iuu "f-kAtfi..-
Screw tug-boat of 86 tons; leuth on deck, 60
leet; breadth ot beam, 10 teet; depth of hoid. 6J
ieet; oralt, 7 leet; has one h gli press ure engine;
diameter 01 cylinder, 10J inches; stroke of piston,
18 inches; luiuiue and boiler in good order, and
yeci weu founded in au neroutnu. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
ONE IRON RUDDKR.
Made of 21 incu round iron, 11 leet 3 inches lonr;
plaied witn 816 inch iron on Ihe back; made
of tbe best material, .and in the most thorough
manner.
This Rudder was made for steamer ' L U. Can
nou," but not found necessary lor her use.
UJSH. fcLl'tltiUlt 1 UlltjlvAlw UOILLK,
Taken Irom the steamer "ti R bpauiding." and
now lying at foote and Hunt's vara, toot of
'1 homes Mreet, 16 feet 2 inches in length. 16 foet
6 inches in width, and weighing 78,400 pounds.
This Boiler is in complete ordor, and ready for
in mediate use, having been repaired at a cost of
7000, with tbe view of putting it in tho steamer
"Ben Dolord," and not used, as tbe "Uelord"
was sold by the Government boiore IU comple
tion. Also, from tbe Government storebouse. south
tide 01 tne casin:
Suncrior t hronometors. 1 Engineers' Tools-
Marine Glasses, Ship Stores,
Metnllio Lite-boats, bbip lurnllure,
Manilla Rones. I Eto . Eto . Eto .
Too numerous to mention in detail, some of which
are entirely new, and all in serviceable condition,
being surplus stock reserved for offering at flnal
sale ol vessels at tins wpo. .
1 he above named vessels and their effects are only
sold lot want ot lurtner use ny tne Government,
lei ma Cash m Government funds on nay of sale,
G. W. ttKADLKX,
Colonel, Chief luaricimaster,
2 19 9t Middle Military Department,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
Ok STEAM EES, WE WILL SELL STfcAM
EKRY BOAT "UALTlllOKE," S1EAH PRO
PELLER 'THOMAS 8 WANN," SIEAMPRO
1-H.Lt.R CONtiKESS." as lollows:
The Meim Ferrr lioat "l'AJLUUUUli." side-
wheel double-end furry boat, of 461 tons Length on
deck, over all. liw feet 4 Inches ; team, si leet; over
all, 61 leet; depth of bold, 9 loot 11 Inches; bas one
low-pie sure beam engine, diameter of cylinder 82
lnchet; stroke of piston, 9 foet; draught, 8 foet; hud
in periect order, iron lasienea, ana meuuiea m 1000;
weil tonnd In clams, anchors, fasts, boats, and life-
Tarrserveni: engine and boiler also in perfect order.
ana now reaayior service; wna every-uing on
board tbat the law requires, naving Deen lnspectea
bv a Government insoeotor aunng tne last montn
ibe steam propeller "luioiAS a tv Ana,- oi two
tons, wooden bull, iron fastened ana metalled;
length on deck, 120 feet 6 Inches; beam, 27 feet 7
Indies ; depth of lower hold, 7 leet 6 incliea; between
decks, 7 leet 11 inches; dratt, 8 ieet 4 Inches; has one
direct aeung low pressure engine; diameter of cylin-
OUr, 2D IfiCIIr UU.V III IIBIUU w luuuvi, wini.
macbinsrr. and baU all In periect order, ana well
fount) In ancbors. chains, tools, boats, llfe-pre-
tervtrs, eto , and everything the law requires, witn
be ding, lurmture, ana crockery, ana coomng own
uls fur twentv-four nerBons: now ready tor sea
having been fitted op and Inspected by a Govern
ment inspector dnnng the last two months. Caps
nlv tar oarrviBa iif.00 round barrels.
1 h. Ktn, ProiutllA ":ON 1. RE-S8." Of 472 tOHS.
wooden hull, Iron fastened: length on deck, 180
feet: beam. 26 feet S Inches; depth of lower hold, 11
leet; between decks, 7 foet 8 Inches j draught, 9 feet
6 Inches. Built in 1868: has three masts, with fore
and alt sails, in good order. Bull, engine, and
boiler in perfect order, and well supplied with
ancbors, chains, tools, boats, ana life-preserver.
'anenv for Iraight. 4000 barrels, having been fitted
np the last two months, with full complement of
bedding, furniture, crockery, utensils tor M per
sons. Now ready for sea, and Inspected by a Gov
erameut inspector in the last two months,
i ADREON It CO,
22171 Auotioneeri,
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DANIEL II. IJUIIDETT,
AUCTIONEER
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT VESSELS'
AT AUCTION.
! '
1JURDKTT, JON13S & CO.,
WILL SELL
ON TnUKSDAY, KAHCII 1, 18G6,
AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,
At the Riooklyb Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
By oidcr ol the Navy Department, the following-'
tamed vootelp :
MEAM TUG MAU1GOLD."
length, E3 hot; bnadh, 19 feol ; depth. 8 foot 8
inches; one vortical ent-me; diameter ot cylitider 23
items; stroke oi piston, j inouc; ono hue and
ittuin luDtt'nr roller
M EA.H 1UG "LABURNUM."
Length. 11)0 leuli bioailth. 2l feet 3 inches: dnth.
0 leet; dianeur of cy'lnder, 82 inohesi stroke.
J)2 inches ; one boiler, two luruacoa, hue and return
tubes.
T Kit MS Twentv nor cent, nn tha dav of aeln. tha
tjalai.ee within six days, when tLe vessels must be '
it moved irom the yard. v
ZkZbt u U. 1SLLL, Commandant.
'ALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL
AT THK
CAVALRY DEI Of. GIESBORO. D. C.
(UAllTKUMAeilH (iBHKHAL'S OWCE,
FlUST DIVISION,
I
WARUIHOTON. D. : . Fnbruar HI IfsArt
Ey order oi the Ouartermastor-tieneral. there will
bo sold in tbe premises, at cuhlio auotion under tint
dniclion ot (aptain George 1. llrownng, A. U.
ftl . on WEDNESDAY. Aunl 4. IHiUI at twnlvn
o'clock M , the lol.owiug dt scribed public property,
to wit:
ONE (1) STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
MILL.
(Irtm, with massive granite foundations), 40 by 80
nei, iiu coat, na), ana engine bouses atiacbcd, ail
const ructcd of tho very b st maturlal, and iu tho
moat substantial manner.
A. so, at tho same timo and place, tho machinery
and appliances oi the null, consisting of
ONE (11 1NG1ME. OF 1W) DORSE POWER.
with cylinder ot twenty-two (22) inches diameter
and twent-loor (24 1 inches strode, set noon a boavy
cast iron bed-p ale, w ith cold and hot water pumpa
and heater, and a ca-t iron U-wneel. with driy ug-
pulleys ot tbe same ma tonal, ten (10) foot in diame
u r auu twoiitv-lout (24) inches laoo, with Judson's
patent governor.
IVtU (2) BUlLr.Ro, Ot 131 A 1 1-llORSE 1 OW ER
Vll'U
made ol thctbest boiler iron, five sixteenths (5 161 of
an inch in thickness, live (6) leet in diameior, and
louiuen (14) leet five (6) inches in lcnvih; eaon
boiler containing eevonty-six (761 )ap woldd flues,
each three (8j and one fourth ( inches in diameter,
with all the requisite appenoaKO-.
Ix-JN (lU)i-AlH.-IUr .11 t,l!.JL'.S rAlt A i UUUHINU-
HAJU 11111(11 aOUNCUK-. SfRlNUMlULS.
constructed ot solid French burr millstone, and set
in oeavy, weil-ba anoed irames, wltu nayoutters,
eh vaters. and conveyors sullicieut to cut and handle
the bay, grain and prepared feed on the moBt eco
nomical and labor-saving plan.
ID natung is oi mi sued wrougnt iron, and tno
Eulleys of cast-iron, laced and balanced, with
angers and boxes, inf&ciont to drive ten (10) pairs
ot burr, eto. The main drlvlnv-beit is of 1oum4)
ply rubber, and twenty-tour (24) Inches wide. Tbe
btlls tot driving the mills, eto., are of ihe best oak
tanned, patent stroiched leather.
ihe Engine, Boilers. Machinery, and Fixtures of
every description, are ol the very bust materials and
workmanship, and are Mill in exotdleut condition
and fine working ordor, the mill having boon in ope
ration only about Alteon months
ji deemed advisabio bv me agent oi tne uovern-
ment o the day of sale, the builcings will be sold
separately.
jeims caBb, in uovernment tunas.
Turchasers will be roouired to remove tholr
properly before the first (1st) day ot May next,
un.ess ometwise arranged witn tne owner ot tuo
giounds.
a boat lor uiesboro win leave tne Bixth street
whatf every hour during the day ot sale.
Any lurtner information mat may oe aestrea will
be given upon appPcation, in person or by letter, to
Captain GEORGE T BROWNING, A. U. M., Gies
boio, or to this otilco.
j a ji i. 3 a. una.
Brevet Brigadier General,
2 26 Sit ' Id charge t irst Division Q. M G. O.
SI ORES AT GlEsBoKO, D. C.
lUAKTtHMABTKK-ljKMiEAL'S UPFIOK,
First Divisiosi. J
"Wabhinoton, D. C, February 23, 1866 1
"Will be sola at OlFfeBORO, D. C, at l'ublio Auo
tion, nudor the direction of Captain George T.
Browning, A. Q. M , on WEDNESDAY, March 7.
lbo6, at 10 o'clock A. M., a large lot of condemned
UAianuUASlER'S SIOKKS, consisting of:
Horseshoe,
Riding and Cart Saddles,
Nock-straps,
t-urclngies,
Fout-horse Ambulances,
Manilla Rope,
fcrap Iron,
riei steals,
Benches,
CoUoo Boilers,
'i in Cups,
Knives and Forks,
Ladles,
Camp Kettles,
Dutcn Ovens,
Aimy wagona.lour-horse,
Waffons. two-horse.
Iron Water-wagons,
Whips,
Padlocks,
nomes,
Shoeing-boxos,1'
Bunches,
Flies,
Dish pan-,-Mora-pans,
Tin Tiates,
Coal scuttles,
tlan mors,
! amor-Knlvcs,
Pincers, 1
Rasps,
Spoons,
Cooking and Healing.
Stoves.
Blankets,
Bridlts,
Horse Brushes,
Curry con bs, .
Tongs,
Whitewash Brushes,
Grindstones and Frames,
Picks,
Lanterns, -
J'lou. bs,
Bakes,
Shovels,
hpades,
Wheelbarrows,
Biidle-bits,
Tire Iron,
Chain,
bcran Leather,
Saddle ttlanktts,
Buckets,
Casks,
Dorse collars,
Bead Baiters,
Ambulance Harness.
Four-iiorse Harness (sett),
Bay-racks,
Lines,
Alaitinvaies,
Coal Oil Barrels, eto. eto.
The s ores most be removed by the purchaser with
in live days Irom the day ot sale. ,
The borsetl" .s, rope, and scrap iron will, if de
sired, le cell . id by the Government, free of charge
lor tranrporti . i.n, on tue depot wharf.
Teims Cash, in Government lands.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wbarl every hour during the day of sale. -
JAMES A. EE IN,
Brevet Bngadiur-lxoneral,
2 27 7t In Charge First Division, Q. M. G. O.
U ALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE
O MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF 1 HE A EM If.
Medical Pokvivor's Orrica-, I
Wabhuiotoh, D. C, February 9, 1866. f
An anction sale of valuable Medicines no longer
required by Ibe Medical Department, U. 8. Army,
will be held In this oity on THCRSUAY, the 1st day
ot March next, and succeeding days, if neoedsurv, at
10 o'clock A. M.. at tne Warehouse located en Judi
ciary euare, Filth and, E street, back ot the City
iiau.
Ihe Medicines are in the original packages, and
tbe attention of the trade is invited to this sale,
which will embrace tbe following prlnoipal arti
cles, viz.:
Eti er, Salphurlo, 600 lbs., ( Dover's Powder, 260 lbs..
Alcohol, 600 bottles, I Cod Liver Od, 1000 not
Compound Spirits of ties,
Etber, 600 lbs., itjampnor mis, luw aoz..
Simple cerate, 1000 lbs , Compound CathartloPills,
Chloroform. 600 lbs..
80OW dozen.
Uaid Extract Ot Buchu,
Opium Pills, 1000 dozen.
Iodine of Potassium, 20
lbs.
Rhubarb, bOO lbs.,
Powdered Rhubarb, 260
lbs.,
Syrup or Squills, 600 lbs..
Compound ispinu ef Lav
-.60 lbs.,
Fluid Extract of Cln
ehono. WO lbs.,
Fiuid Extract ot Ipecacu
anha, 260 lbs..
Fluid Exit-act of Rhubarb,
. 2f,U lb..
Mas Hyurarg, 250 lbs.
ender, ouu ids.,
lieaides other artkiloe.
Upwards of sixty artio.es of tbe Materia Afcdica,
in lots similar to the above, will be offered tor
sale. 1 '
Cata'ogues containing a complete list, with full
particulars, will be ready by the 17ta Inst.
Term Caah, in Government funds.
Five dav will be allowed to purchasers in re
moving their property,
, -'.'.', c SUTHERLAND.
Suraeon U. S. A., Medical Purveyor.
C. W. BOTELER, Jit ,
8 917t J Auctlonoer.
T QUEEN'S NEWB STAND,
8. W. comer SEVENTH and CHESNUT Streets, .
ALL THB
DAILY AND WEEKLY PA PI"' Its.
MAUsZINKL
! PHKIODICAL8, Btc,
May bs obtains at curreu rates., !