THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH". PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1800. CHAPTER OF CRIME. A MIW DE. rARKHAM HORROR ATROCIOUS MUR PER TnB REMAINS or TllEYIJTlH BURNED TO ASHES BT 1UH MCRDEBER. A cool, brutal murder took place near Line Tlllo, Wayne county, Iowa, on the night f the 12d of Feniary. The Tictim was a German, named George Klider, a single man, aged thirty yean, living alone in a house about half a mile distant from any olacr dwelling or aay road. The neighbors suspected a German neighbor, named llooijman, a the murderer, and on ar resting bin and qusiionluir h.ta in regard to the ininsincr man, the prisoner fainted, and cave some unsatisfactory answer in regard to him. His house was examined, aid large spot of blook were iound on the floor and wall of his room, and the whole preruii.es emitted a most sickening odor: lan;e quantities of human bones were found in ihe siaouldcrii? asbp,s of the tire-place. A lower, law wus found, but little disflrured, as was also large pieces of a skull, together with, pieces of human flefli. An inci sion on the former showed that the body had been chopped to pieces with an axe preparatory to burniuK. The atost of the bones bad Ken pounded to piece. Ihe murderer must have been engaged in this hellith work of burning the remains during the ent re night of February 22. A pocketkniie, a pocketbook, and other trinkets, identified as the propeityot the mur dered man, were found on the prisoner's person at the time ot bis arrest. It was with great diili culty that the citizens could be restrained from wreaking summary vengeauoe on the prisoner. He is now in Jail at Princeton, Mo., awaiting trial. The only motive lor the terrible deed ap pears to be that of gain. AM ELOI'EMENT TUB TARTY FOUND NEARLY FROZEN iHSKnaiELB. A pair of elopers at ' Chicago, the other day, were followed so closely by an nrgeH oarent that they could not get the marnnie rito per formed, and tried to make goed their escape with a horse end fcleih. But tho weather was bitter cold, and beloie driving far their limb began to freeze, and they soon became insensi ble. In this condition they were discovered, taker, in hand and cared for by a hospitable family, who hadn't tbe slith'est Idea that they were not man aad wife, and fs put them to bod together. They recovered from their stupor just ns the indeiatigable parent introdaced him self, finding ineir heads side by side on a pillow, and a tirst-class "scene'' immediately ensued. After all this romance, ot coarse, there must be a happy terimnutiou, and a minister made It so. akotmb elctement a tinner runs away vitu a makrii:d woman. A tinner ran away a lew days siDce with a married woman ot Peoria, Illinois. The de serted husband followed the guilty conplo to Davenport. They were found occupying tho same room; the gnilty man was arretted and carried to jail. In the meantime the hatband and wiio were lucked up in the same room. On the return of the officer ttio union had been reconstructed, and the rebel pardoned, and they were snugly ensconced between the sheets sot yet divested ol the warmth communicated from the body at that moment agonizing bo twen"louf thick and aold stone walls." A subsequent meeting ot all the parties resulted in an amicable settlement of all difficulties. EIOUTKEN PERSONS rOISONED TO DSATH. A most distressing case of poisoning lately took place near the town of Lisbon, Grand Rapids, Miohican. it appeals that a party of men were employed in me woods cutting out pine loat, and had a ehnnty boarding-house, where they employed a man to do their cook ing. A trapper happened that way at night, and requested permission to remain over nieht. which was granted. He had with him a paper containing stncuaiue, tor tne purpose or poison ins meat in setting his traps for wild auimals, and on entering the shanty it was placed on a Doara sneii careiesny, ana im mere, Tne cook. In preparing the meal, took from the shelf, as he supposed, a paper ot aaiaraius, diu, instead thereof, poison, and mixed up and baked tho biscuit, of winch all panics partook, from the result of which eighteen porsons were poisoned, and died. A Negro Sculptress. Correspondence fifth London Athenaeum. Roue, February 20. An Intcrest'ner novelty has sprung up among us, in a city where all our surroundiups are of tbe olden time. Miss Edmo nia Lewis, a lady of color, has taken a studio in Rome, and works as a sculptress in one f the rooms iornierly occupiod by the great master Canova. feho is the ouly lady ol her race in the United States who has thus applied herself to the study and prticticu ot sculptural art, uad the tact is bo remarkable aud unique that a brief sketch, ot her lile, given almost in her own words, will, I am sure, bo acceptable to the wide circle of your readers, "illy mother," she teld me only lae-t Monday, "was a wild Indian, and was born in Aibauy, of copper color, and with straight, black hair. There she made and sold moccasins. My inthur, who was angro,and a gentleman's servant, saw hor and married her. I wus boi'u at Ureenbigh, iu Ohio. Mother often loft her home, and wandered with her people, whose habits she could not forget, and thus we, her children, were brought up in the same wild manner. Until I was twelve years old I led this wandering lite, fishing and swimming," she added with great glee, "una making moccasins. 1 was then sent to school lor three years iu M'Graw, but was declared to be wild they ould do nothing with me. Often they said to me, 'Here is your book, the book of Nature; come aud study it.' From this school I was seut to another at Obertin, in Ohio, where I re mained four y ears, and thcnl thought of return ing to wild liie again; but my love of sculpture forbade it. Some friends recommended me to go to England, but 1 thought it better first to study in liouie." And here she is, the descend ant and member of a much injured ruce, struggling against ienorant prejudice, but with genius enough to prove that she bears the image ot Hint who made all nations under the sun. While her jonth. and her color claim our warniefct sympathies, Miss Kdmonia Lewis has a very engaging appearance and manners. Her eves and the upper part of kor face are ane; the crisp hair and thick lips, on the other hand, bespeak her negro paternity. Autttin manner, happy and cheerful, and all unconscious of diffi culty, because obeying a great impulse, she prattles like a child, and with much simplicity and spirit ponrs forth all her aspirations. At present, she has little to show; she appeals to the patronage and protection of the civilized and the ChnMiun world. There is tho cast of a bust of Colonel Shaw, who commanded the first colored regiment that was ever formed, aud who died "a leader for all time in Freedom's Chivalry." The bust was executed from a pho tograph, and now, as a commission from the sister of Colonel Shaw, i3 being transferred to warbl. Another commission is a bust of Mr. Dlo Lewis, 1 believe, of .New York. Her first ideal group was to be executed under proniist lor some gentlemen in Huston, and, in the true spirit of a heroine, she has selected for her sub ject "The Freedwoman on her first hearing of ber Liberty." She has thrown herself on her knees, and with clasped knees and uplifted eyes, sue blesses Goa tor ner redemption, iter boy, ignorant of the cause of her agitation, bangs over her knoes and ollngs to her wultt. Hue wears the turban wine a was used when at work. Around her wrists are tbe half-broken manacles, and the chain lies on the ground still attached to a large ball. "Yes," the ob served, "so were my race treated in the market and elsewhere." it tells, with much eloquence, a paintui story. T EV EN UE STAMPS, RKVENUE STAMl'S, i Of all deacriptluos, Ol all descr bilious, AVways on bant, Always oa hand. ATFI.ORENCK PFWINu MACHINK ( O.'S UFFICfi, wS.1 rOBtxnm "' "i.uimi! tu, B UlfltlSi He. m i hKSNU I' Street. N.. HM) V1H.SSVI Street. One door below Heveath street One aoor below Heveulh sUeet. The most liberal dlscouat ail-wvd. Hie UMMit libeiai discovut allowsd. INTERNAL REVENUE. JJ Nil ED STATES TEVENyE STAMT3 UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMTS. PRINCIPAL DEPOT. No. 804 CIJKSNUT STItEKT, CENTRAL DEPOT, No. 1O0 8. FIFTH STREET (Ono door bolow Chcsnut.) ESTABLISHED 1802. REVENUE BTAMl'is of cvory description con. slantly en Land, and in any araeunt. Orders by Mail or Express promptly attondod to. United Stales Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia or New York, or Current Funds roceivod in pay ment. Particular attention paid to small orders. The decisions ol the Commission can be consulted, and any information regarding tho law cheerfully given. The following rates of discount are allowed: On all orders of 825, two per ocnt discount. On ell erdors of $100, three per cent, discount. On all orders of (00, four pur cent, discount. All orders should be sent to HAEDINO'S STAMP AGENCY, No. 304 Chesnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, 16 U R V E Y NOTICE. AH persons lntcretcd In the Plnn ol the i IF 111 st.i XION OP TUB TWENTY-SIilll WABD, Bounded a fo.lows : fs orth by Fortcr street, West bv Twentv sixth street, . Heuth by lurtln reet, (,K.ast by Bread street, arenetlfled that he Court of yunrter flcsslons for tlio City uad Ccunty of I'hiladelphla have ttxeil lHUliBDAY, Alarcb 29, 1806. At 10 o'clock A. M., at the Conrt-room, Main Building of the State Flonso, to consider said plan and anr objection!) asainn the aine which may be mtido by auy lreelio ilur, and in ihe itionDwhi e the mild nan may be seen at the outre of the l)e pan incut of surveys lor Uio city ol l'biludepbia, yo. 212 S. FIFTH Htreet, and a Duplicate thereof at the Oillce of TJlOAiAS DALY. Surveyor and Regulator ot tbe Klrtt urvev I)lHtrlct, 0 823 W vHHINUTOS Avenue. F. CARROLL BKIiW.HTEB Collcitor of the City of Unlade piila. (Dockets rag0 41.) Mlawtiltt) s U K V E Y N O T I 0 E . AU persons Interested In tho RKVJMON OF ORXDEOF F1FXEEMU AJiD 'l WJs.KTlk.fU WAKD9, . Bounded a follows : I Kortn bv t.lrard Avenue. J t est by rciinsylvnnla Avenue, l Couth by I'arrlsh sirent. No. 13. ( fcart by i wen ty-ulntli street, Are noHfleil that the (ourt ol Quarter Sessions for tliu City and County of Fbladolphla have axed TliCKSDAY. MatcU 2S), lbb, At 111 o'clock K. M., at the Court Ttoom, Alain Bmlldlns or the 8tate Ilonse. toi consider sold plan and any objections axalnHt the saiue, whieh jiiay be made by any Freeholder, and In the nicnnithi'G. ihe snld plan may he Men utthe office of tho Department ot Surveys far the City oi Phila delphia. "So. 212 KOrTFI IFTH STREET, and a Dupllcutetheicof at the Ofl.ce of K. U. ItOBi K'fs nrveyor and Ttegulatnroi the Fourth Survev District, 0. Ut4 tl'KlU tlAHUl.N .-TEKi:i'. F. CaUHjUI BKKWSTER. Solicitor for the City ofl'lilladetplila. (Docket S, pope 43.) 2 24 lawt3 29 s U R V E Y NOTICE. All persons Interested In the plan of the OF THE TWF.STY-hJSCOJiO WARD, Bounded ns lo low : rNoitheast bv Green street, v Ki J Northwest by arpenter street, no. ijd.-s (ogneuBt ij w. aMiiupion avenuo, t Southwest bv Wiseahickoii avenue, ore notified that the Court oi gunner hestlons for tho City aud ceui u ot rhiiadelphia have fixed im'FBDAT. March 28, lbWi, At 10 o'oock A.M., at the Court-Room, Main Building of the Stats lion so, to consider said plan aad any ohjertions against the same, v filch may Ve made by any Freeholder, aud In tbe mennwhlle, the said plan may he seen ai tbo Ollleo or the Lepartuttnt oi Purveys tor t hp ( itv ot Philadelphia, Ko. 212 outh FIFTH Street, and a Duplicate tliertol at the Olnco or JKSKi : LIGHT FOOT, Surveyor and Regulator of the Kinth Survey District, Depot Building, Germantown. F. CARROLL BRKWSri K, Solicitor of tho City of Fhiladelnhla. (Docket 5, Page 3si.) 2 H lawt 29 s U R V E Y NOTICE All peisons Interested In tbe plan of the TM11 t-EC'UOM OF THE FIRST WABD, Bounded as follows : (On U (On tli on the orthhy Wolf street. tne nasi uy Delaware tiver, the Kooth by Curtiu street, the Wast bv Fifth street. Are notlled l.hat tbe Court ol (Juarter Seaslons for the City ithd Cvuniy ef I'hiladelntila. have fixed JutS9i'sit jnarcuzv, 1000. at 10 o'clock A. M.. At ths Court Room. Vain Butidluu t the State rfoase, to consider sal a plan, ana any objections aaiust uie IOU1B f , ' 11 .11,1,, I' ,1 U1.UD V.. I.UT IIDCUUIUDIj, MBU ,U IHD me ub une tu said p an mar oe seen at tne onics ot tne Departuieut ot Surveys tor toe city of riillauolpula, o. -ii'i n. in in mreei. And a Duplicate thereoi at the effloe of I1AKI.I H H. CLOSK. Surveyor and Regulator of the Second Survey District, AO. JJl sr.nu Pireev F. CARROLL BREWSTER. Solicitor of the City of PhlUstlphl. (Docket S, page 34.) 2 24 lawtS 29 s U R V E Y NOTICE. AU persons Interested In the plnn of the ltt J U HUllUSt or THE TWF.NTT-SECOVP WABD, Bounded as follows : ("Northeast by Steti'on avenue. v, QII J Northwest by llernjsid avenue, jo. iuo.-s (sontneatt by Uorsas street. Voutbwtst by Gerusntown avenne, are notified that the Court of Quarter Sessions for the my auu lounir oi roiiaueipnia, nare nxea THURSDAY, March 29, 1804, At le o'clock A. M., at the Conrt-room Main Building of the State House, to consider saia pian ami any objections agaiust tne same -which may be iiir.de, hy any freonotdert and In the-mean v, hue tne sain plan may ne sven at tne omco ot the Do sartnient of Suvevs for the City of I'hlladeiohia, " Ho. 212 S F1F1H Street, and a Duplicate thereoi at the oillce ot JKH8K LIGHTFOOT, Surveyor and Regulator el the tilnth anr-rev Dlstru t, BeDOtBulldin. Germantowa. F. CARROLL BKH WST r.K, Solicitor of tho City of Philadelphia. (Docket 5, page 37.) i 24 luwU 29 MAItltlAGE GUIDE, BT PR. WILLIAM TOUSO. UARRIAGE C.rir, by DR. WM. TOUSO. 1MARK1AGK ftllUK, by DR. WM. VOCNU. MAhltlAWt GTJIMt. by DK. WM. YOUNU. iiAIikliGE Gtlfe, by DR. WM. YOU NO. JlAHIIIAOK. CV1DK, by DK. WM. YOUNG. AlAKKUtiB GI'IDK. by DR. WM. YOUNG. M ARMAGH GUIDK, by DK. WM YOCNG, it A SKI AGE GlllDR, hy DK. WM. YOUNG. il A kKIAllK (.I llilf Tilt. Wtl. YOUNG. MARKlsGal GTJI IK. "I here are more tlilufs 'twixt Ileaveu and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in eur philosophy. ' Let noyonns man enter the obligation of married life Without readlnx every nana oi Ok. YOUNG 8 MAR- R1AGK (lllil'Kt or, Fvety One His Own Doctor. It disolosea lai-Ui tliat every oueshoald be aciiuainted wltb. It outilaius one hundred ens ravines. unlMlnlnir the ana toniv ot Uie huuiau system. Sotli inale and leinoie, wUb nse'ai uiioru.stion mai every one should know. Price, 60 cents. Hold at DR. V. If.t.l AW YOUNG'S OFFICE, I 17 I ho. 416 bl'UUCK oueet, above Fourth. PROPOSALS. fcSlSTANT QUAHTERH AiTIiE'S OFFICE. FrtiLADKLMiiA, JTaroh 19 18r0. PealPd rroposals will be r"eivert nt tins oflloe' until Vi O'o ock M., MONDAT, Msrch 20, 18, lor ltirnishinn this department with OK AK, tor the jieriod oi thrre moBtlis, commenelnK April 1, aud ciHliiiR tlio 80th day ot June, 1806, mo naive, vis t Coin, Uat, Hay, and btiaw, lor the useot animals in the imblio service, etc, at this Port or list-ict. or any other joculity within this command that may be d reefed. A I rain to be of tbe k-est quality Oats, 82 poinds to the ittisiieit coin, oe pounds to the utifiioij May ot the best Qiialiiv I liinothvli Mraw of sood qua itv - ai) siibjoot to he inspected and approved nor to di livtry. l'roposals will state price per 109 pounds for Hay and fittaw, and per busliol for Coin and Oats, de livered at piact s ot consumption In such quantities end ai f urn firms as may to ordered (tke price to be stated notn in woros ana ntrures. ljich bid must be cruainuieod bv two responsible ptrsens. wboe sianaturos must be appended to the puarsntee, and cuitilled lo as boinr good and soil's- cient security tar teotiw) live thousnnd dollars, by tlio tinted states District Judge, Attorney, or Col lector, or tuner punuo ouicor. The right is reserved to roloct any bid deemed un- rcasonab e, anr no bid from a defaulting contractor Win te receivea. All proposal too made out en thererular forms. in drplicaie (which wil be turnlshed on application at this office), aud conform to the terms ot this ad- verti'ewent a copy of whioti trut aoeompany each proposal. Envo.opa to bo endorsed, "Proposals lor Krape." r-'Os will be opened on JlUM'Ar, matcn 20, iBoo ia o'clock At. ana Diouors are re quested to bo present. By order of Itrevot Brteadier-General GEO. n. CltORMAN. Assistant uarteiiraet0r-(inrral V 8. Army. UtUllVIi it. UU1IB-, 8 20 6t Captain and A. y. M. T)K01'08AliS. feEALED rCOl'OBAIX. IN X duplicate, will be received at ibis oflico until 12 M., MOMDAr. tho lOte day of April. 1800, tor tho delivery ol (XXlObead of BhK CAfTLEon the hoof, lor tbe use ot captured Indians. The cattlo to Le uelivcrcd to tbe A. C. b , for Indians at Fort Sumner, Ihe first delivery to bo on the 1st day of July, 1S86, and to consist of 600 head of cattle; the subsequent deliveries to be ia such anmbert and at sacb times as may be riouired Ly the undersirned. iso cattle must bo irnra tureo to nve years old, aud must weijih at least 400 pounds not (thoir woixlit to bo asctrtainco oocordlnr to manner laid down in ti e Subs. Itrgn ations el lk6), and to tie of the best marketable quality. A btnes, Bulls, cows, or heiters will bo rtscetved. W -believer, iuattie opimea of the A. C. S. for la- dinns, at Fort pumuer, tae cattle presented do aot lullil the conditions lere set forth, aa many as do not will bo rejected, leu . per cent, of monoy duo contractors will be retained until the contract is ful filled. Two responsible persons must slim oach bid. Fuarnnteeing that it the contract is awarded to the pfrtv or parties therein piepo.-in'' they will enter in lo ample bonds lor tuo faitliiul lulii aient of the oontraci, and when tlio parhos thus llcnntf as sureties are ui Known to the unoersisned, their ubility to reimhutso tuo loss to tne United states, which would nccieo in case of failure, must be attested belora a mncistruto or other offioer em uowerod to adminiHier oaths. The putties to v horn this contract is let will he ex pected to fill tbe cotitrsctthi msolves auv sub-lottinn ol tho roiitract win oe consiucied as a lailuro to com ply with tbe contract, and tbe uouiractor will be bold responsible tnereior. l.ucorse on tlio envelope "Pronosa's for Beef Caitlk , at Jr ort isumner, JScw Mexico " Contain and C. S end Brevet Mnlor, U. a. A. Office 1 urchasnif and Depot C S , District of Now Mexico, fcanta He. J. AI., February 7, IsCO. B12yt I ) li O f O 8 A L 8 FOH BEEF. J'liii-ADti.riiiA. March W. 1$S6. Staled Prorosais. in duuiicato. will be rofnived bv tbe ndni slt;ned, ui. til 10 A iM., March 26,186(3, oiilco, o. 1118 tiiKAlID btrnci, third floor, or directed to li-m, Post ullice. cox I hiladolpnia. lor furnish- in ir the troojis. cmp oyes, etc , at 1 ort De.awaro aud wnnungtou, ue aniirr, vitn IKEsU BKEF. of a eood, marketable quslity, in eqnal proportions oi .ore ana lima quarters, cxcinaing necKs, sliauks, and kidney tal ow. Ihe said Pert to no delivered, tree or cost, to tlio troops, employes, etc., at Fort Delaware and Wil mington, Delaware, in sncli quantities as muv be irom tin o to tlmo lequned by tbe Commandlnir Olllcers ot those posts, ami to eontinuo in force Six PloKTUB, coinmcnciu'f on the 1st day ot April. 18fjtl. or suclt ivss tune us tiin onuuissary-Lieuoral shall Direct, and ubioct to hn approval. iiuis will be received lor either post separately or locetner. I tiou acceptance of tho offer, security and bond iu the sum ot two thousand dollars will be required lor tne laimiui periorniance oi tuo contract. J51ds must he endorsed "Proposals lor liner. C. I.. KILBUKX, 8 19 Ct , llv t. Brl.-Uen., A. C. U. 8. SHIPPING. TlAHIIir.'H PAS!A(;R OFIcTfR. Z "ANCHOR LINE OF B1KAMF.RS," 1BFRMA." "COLUJtBIA. "CALEliOMA." "CA!Sril(IA.,, liRlTASAlA," -1JMD1A.' RtHulTl I A " Li VtRl OOL LONDONDERRT, BELFAST. DUBLIN, h. YV K I , t'uitn, Ann u usuuw, KaTK. OF PASAUK. PATaRLK IN PAPER CUiiUF.MCY. CABINS 9'JO, 80, and 871 fcli.lL RAGE M . 'IHt. PAID CtKi lril .'ATKS Isstied for bringing out passenKers irom tne above points at j.uwr.ti KA'ica iziAii snt uiur.a iiian. Also, to aud Irom AIL STAIIOXS OS THE IRISn RAILWAYS. SPKcIAL SiOl'ICE. Pasbencers will tiike uarticular notice that the - Anchor Due" is ihe only lino granting tinouf h tickets at tne auove rates, irom i-uiiaarinrna to the points nsuieu above, anu tnat tne unacrsiKUt-u is tue ouly Oslv authorued Agent in rnuatiupnia. Apply to W. A llSIILL, ifiola Aiteat f0r"Al!CHOR LINK." 11S o. 217 WALKUT Street. ffffN FOR WILMINGTON, N. C. The well-known and favorite Steamship ."K.C RNIOHT," CAPTAIN BESRY, Will sail for Wllmlngtoa', N. C, direct, ON BATURDAT, MARCH 24, AT 12 O'CLOOIC, NOON For freight or passage, apply to WILLIAM J. TAYLOR & CO., 3 20 4t No. 208 NORTH WHARVES. n . vctt wwr xmur utnr a nrt mg JVJ I Wl XAVI IWHUt 1 111UAU111J- AiTI5J..delnhia Steam Prouoller Comosnv Da- humlcIi hwifiiwre Lines, vU Delaware and Raritan Canal. Uavlag daily at u m. miir, ja., connecting wita an Aerthsrn aud Eastern lines. For ireishi, which "1,1 betaken upon acoommodatlng terms, atpiy to tiluah m. daikd u t o., J Id .NO. Ui O lir-laA V AitC AKUV O BILBERMAN A CO., 'IMPORTERS OP Ut FAN til HOU1H, NO. 13 N. FOURTH Bareet, sniT.ArtBijniA. Vnrtenaanalea. Pocket Books. P arses. Travail taw Rage, S.ich. . DrasslUH Cotes Ladles GoRiaanious. Writing DcKks, Portlolios, Work Boxes, Jewel lloxos, Pheto- arauh AIduws. Opera Glasses, Field Glasses. Speotaeles, i ard eses. Clva and Gilt GrnamenU, Pocket Cutlery, Rarors. Coaubs, Biashes, Perfnaterv, Soaps, Fans, 11 air Nets, flair Ornsa.ala, Steel Jewelry, Jet Goods, Cor l ellaa Goods, DraceleM, Neoklases, Belt Clasps, Stues, t lfev" Buttens Searf Pins, Scarf IWiigs, hflk Watoh Gsnr is. Leather Ouarda, Strei and riated chains, Watob Revs. Shawl Pins, Violin sUrlBga. Beads of all kinds, null, linhhar Balls. Demlnoea. Dice. Chessmen Chess Hoards, Backgammon Boards, Playing Cards. Pocket lasks, Drinking Cups, Tobaooo Pipes. Tobaooo Uexei, louacco rtucim, aibuju jmi&vs, Pipe Stems, Ulu Tubes. Cigar'' sea. s io ly TiEVEKUE STAMPS, RETFNDE STAAIPS XV UaYENUK STAMPS, f all cietcrlptlons, Oi nil dtscrlpUoua, Alwsvs on hand, AI wars on hunt. AT FI ORlfSCB SEWING MACHINE CO.'H OFFICE, AT FLOitkCE SfcWIiG MACHINE CO.'S OFFICE, Ho. tin CHKSNUT Btrset No. 610 CUF.BNUT sueet One deor belew Seventh street Oae door below Seventh street. TliA mut lil.ArNl itlMjtmlnt allnwed. 1 he most liberal discount allowed. i 6 I70R BALE STATE AND COUNTV RIGHTS off'apewell A Co. ' Patent Wind Unard and Air Ileatprtor Ceal Oil Lawosi it prevents the Chimneys Iroin krsaklug. "J his we will wairaut. Also savus one third tbo oil. Call and see them, they cost bat ten cents. No. Mil) RACK htreet. Philadelphia. Sample sent to any part ol the United States on receipt ol v oeuta. i iu A T OUEEN:'H NEWS STAND. J.. B. w. eoruer Bivr-nin anu tucsit ui oireeis, ' ALL TH DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS. MAGAZINES. PEUiODICAiS, Etc., M. ooiaiuca at canen rate. in INSURANCE COrVSPANItd. TVELAWAIIE MDTTIAI SAFETY IN8URANCB ISCOEPOBATF.ltTlJ LF1LA,0M OFFICE B B. tUKM R 1 HI RD AND WALK 1 BlHi.r i, ruii.niu i.i'iiis, MAR1KK INMJRANCli ON VFSSItLS.i CA RC.o, To ail paru of the w FBaioflT 1NSTJEANrK(, On Goods by Blver. Canal, Lake, and Land rrlnto to it rari."'' ,1111011. FlftK INSCUAKUKil On Wefrhsndlss renerallv. On Stores, Dwe.ling Houses, etc ASSETS OF T1IF, COMPANT K oTenther 1. lHW. le SoO Pol ted Stater B percent, loan, 7l....Pf!M-ee itif.g " . ,: -ui.... hi nw-oii 2V0,Otw " 7 -10 per cent, loan, jresjurj a-oi.-r..... lyl aiD US 100 00 State Tt l ennsylvanla Hve Per tent Ioan D.BSA' ' 84,000 State ol Prunsylvapla blx I'oi Cent. Loan W,2,'.0- 155.000 City of riilladolphla six Ter Cent. loan 112,812 50 20,001 Pennsylvania Railroad First Meiv gate Six Per Out, Bonds lu.OOS'M 2,0 Pennsylvania Hauroan pecona ainrt- pske nix t'er Lrin. forius. K 110 W estern Pennsylvania Kal.road Mort r an Sis Ter Cent. Bonds 23.760 00 8J.7S IU .000 SI'S Shares Stock Oermantown Gas Companv. principal and Interest snsrnnteed by the City oi Phlia duinbla. 7,1B01 t-hares Stock Pennsylvania BaU rosd i ontnsnv S,CC0 110 Shares ttock North Pennsylvania Railroad Company 4C.0O0 DeroMt wllh I n lied States Govern ment, subject to ten oays' call 30,000 State ot Tennessee Five Per Cent. Loan lt,A7M 8.6W0 3.250 -00 40.000-00 18 900 OS 170 lOOLosiis on Bonds and M ortate. flist Ileus on City Property 1T0.700-0 ai.036.890Par. Market value 99 .ViO OO Kl'ttl r.SIHMi Dlj.'thlV!! Hills n'oeivnuie lor in-tirane.es made. 121,013 27 jraiancesnuo at Agencies.- rremlnms on AJ irlne Policies. Aeorued Inte rest, and othet dubts due tho Con- PHiiy... 40 51Ut acrip ann ntoca ot snnury insurnnoe and other Coninanles. a lux hj4tl. mated value 2,010 00 i ssn in itank a.vt.ovi 89 Cash In Drawer i7H 4H 56,635 31 i'JRFO TORS. Thomas r.Giw John C. Davis. FdmundA. Hnnder, TheonhLus Panli'ma. HamueiE. etokes, J. K. renlstun. nenry rioan, William G. Ronltoei, Fdward Darllugtou, H. .Ipnes lirooks, Fdward Latourcade. John it. Penrose, .'".tncs Traquair. Henry C. 1 a! left, Jr.. Jsmes C. Uand Jacob P.Jones James R. McFarland, Joxhua P. Kyre, W II Ham C. I.udwlg, Joseph H. Seal, v.eorp e j.eiper, Hugh Craig. Robert llorron. rpenrer Alcllvain, J. B. Semolo, Pittsburg, A. B. Rerser. P'tt-butv, n. T. Alnrtjan. Plttshurtf JehuD Taylor, jikj.ua n c. nun, i-rosioent, JOHN C. DAVIS, Ylce Piosldent. Henut LTLBDitM, fcccretarv. 12 11 1529" charter tehpetual FRANKLIN FIKE INSURANCE COMPANI OF PIIIL-ADEI.PI1IA. Assets on January 1, 18GG, 6a50G,85rJG. Cnpltal ...40fl (Wtl 00 jit i-iuru .-uipius H44 JM1 irreuiiums...., l,lti2,JU8ttl LNSE1TLFD CLAIMS, INCOME FOR 1886, 1UC7-63. 310 V00. LOSSES PAID SINCE 18t OVER -85,000,000. rcrpetual and Tern porary Policies on Liberal Terms. til i:i-.."ioTts Charles V. ISnncker, , Fdward n. Dale, George Fales, Sulnuel Grant, George W. Richards, Aiireu r iiior. Francis W. Itwls, M. D. l'eter AluCall. UUUC U'S, CHARLES X. MWf'KI.11 PrMMnnl EDWARD ! DALE, Vice-President. JAS. W. MCALLISTER, Secretary protein. 2 t!231 NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 133 S. FOURTH Street PHILADELPHIA. Aannal Policies Issued against General Accidents of al descriptions at exceedingly low rates, Ins arance e ifected for one y ear, tn auy sum from sloo te 10.0110, at a premium of only one-half per cent., secu ring the full amount Insured In case of death, and a com pensation caoh week eqnal to the whole premium nold. snort time Tickets for 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, or U days, or 1. 3, or e months, at id cent s a day. Insuring in the sum of 3000 or giving BIS per week If disabled, to be hud at the Gene. ralOfloe.No. 133 8. FOURTH Street Philadelphia, or at tee v.vrtoas Railroad Ticket offices. Re sure to purchase tbe tickets of the North American Transit Insurance Company. Fer chcnlars and further information apply at th General 0fl.ee. or of any of the authori?,i t ..,. . .k fiiiitiiBnv a" Ltwis It. HUUFT. PreMdent JAJIFS M. COMtAD. Treasurer. BUNRT C. Pl.'OWN, Secretary. JOHN 0. BVLL1TT. Solicitor. DIHEC'IORS. L. L. Bonpt, late ot Pennsylvania Railroad Cokdasv. V. PilrC.ol M. -W. Baldwin & Co.'s. Kntnuel C. Painter. Cashier ol Commercial Bank. Klchuid N'ood, Ne. 3dt Alsrket street James 11. Conrad, No. 6M Market street J. :. Kincoly, Continental Hotel. H. G. Lelsenrlng, JNos. 2117 and 239 Dock street San.uel W ork. ot W ork. 61 crouch & Co George Alar tin No. 322 Chesnut sbeet HIS II E ! R O V I D E N Lile ana Trust Co., OF l'HILADELl'HIA. iivui uvtaivH i-' i i tj vi t u u nv i v mil l a 1 III r Kd. Ibb6. 1N61 BlLBLIVFS. ALLOWS INTRltUS'l DEPOSITS. AND M RANTS AMNUITIFS. CAPITAJi, apioo.ooo. PIHKCIORB. aamnel R, Shipley. Richard Cadhnry, Jerinilsh Mackei, Joshua II Atoiria, Richard Wood, ' nenry rial lies, T WlBiar ltrown, William C Lonastreth. i aeries F. Collin. SAM I EL R. lilllPLRY. President Rowland Paeei, Actuary. OVF1CB, 7 2S INo. Ill K. 1'OlJIlTli Ktreot. III(ENTX INSURANCE COMPANY O PHiuiDKLl'HIA. IMUUSUBA1K1) IKH tn JrE KrGiUAL, No. '11 WALNUT Street, ouposite Uie Exchiume. In sdditlon to MARINE aud INLAND INntlKANClt fills Couoauy insures from loss r dauiSKe bv FIRE, on 1 iheral tunus, on butldtngs, uerchaadiso, furniture, etc., lor iiiiiiieu psriuus, auu pormtuivuuy ou Duuuuigs, vj deposit ot preuiiuia. T he Ccmuaiiy has been In active operation for mora thtau KlX'li teaks, during whluh all u have been rouptiy adjusted and paiu. piKEOToas. Jeha L Bodge, At. U. Alahoney, Joh T. Lewis, Williams. Orsnt, Ijiwrencs Mtm, Jf Davld Lewta, Beejamm Etttng, Thomas H. Power. A. R. JdcUenry. Edmend C a. til Ion, Louis C Norria.. Robert W Learning. I. Clark Wbartuu, BlHtnuAl W lln.,S. rfUlin Mm WlfCUJSJUCR, prectaent. SmcM. Wilcox, Secretary. IP) T? IRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TUB T"r ENNHYLVAN1A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY In corporate lexis Charter Perpetual No. tilt WAX- I f mreet, epposlte lnaeganaeaee sunare. it, is i ifiuitiaD v. lavoraui v iiwwb uie fummmnr iwv over forty years, eouUnae to Insure agaiust los or ainaie by nre on jruunoor tnTo ukiiuuihb, ouuflr Keravanent v er lor a limited time. Also en Furniture, toeks of floods aad Mervhajidiso geaerail, ou liberal terms. I UUir V .piUll, lllrill"l uli..,.!,. owi iiu. mmu, m Invested in the moat careful manner, which eimlilug them to oiler to the lusuxea an aaaouopta seeaniyt tne eass bi loss. Daniel Smith. Jr. John Deveretuc Thomas Smith, Jleiirv Lets la, . OiUlnuham FelL Alexander Bunsoei, Daao Uasiehnrat, xnuuias Rooms, DAMlFL SMITH, Jg., President TV 114.1AM U. VWWatlii Keoivtary, v INSURANCE COMPANIES. QIRAIII) FIRE AND MARINE INSTJEANCE COMPANY. OFFICE, RO 413 WALNUT STREET. riilLADELTniA. CAP11AL PAID IN. IN CASH. 2n0.t00. 1 Ms remrary continues to litem F Tt A' its on' Its capital, wltb a geed surplus Is sa elt Invested. 701 Lomos ty fire have ben prcrrrt'y pr.ln, and more than $500,000 Disbursed on this account within the pnst few year. For rtio present the ofllce of this company will remain at No. 415 WALNUT KTURET, But vtllbln a few months will remove to ita OWN 1.U1LD1NG N. E. CORNER SF.VKNTH AND CJIF-SNTTT STREETS. Then as now, wo shall be hnpiy to Insure our patrons at each latcs a are oonaistent with safely. DUIECTOI'S TTTOMAH CRAVFN. t LFRVD S. OfLLETT. rUBMAN SHM PARD. N. !. LAWRENCE, t HARI.ES I. DC PONT, UK N It Y F. RENNET, JOSEPH KLAPP, At. D. ThOK. A( KFI.LAR, JOHN SCl'PLH;. JOHN W LsGlfORN Bl Li A B I '.lUV.lLll. JU.. Tnuniss ritAVKN. iTMnnonu ALFRED S OT M.F.I T. V. President and Treasurer. JAMES R ALVGBD. Secretarv. 1 19 I FIRE INSURANCE, THE HOWE IN.srRsNt F. COMPANT GlF I'HlliADM PHI A. NOrl.'Os. FOURTH Street CRar-er PeriietuaL Aothorized Capital, 93011 000 I'ald-nn faults!. BlloHn. Insuies ssslnst lots or dsmnce tiv FI RR on Sallillnin. either peni.snenty er tor a L1M1TKD period. lso on Al ER( 11 AN DISK generally and Household Furniture, city or coantiy. MBECTOHS. James Brown. 'lhomas Kfmber, Jr., I.emnel Coflln, J. 1 Ullborn Jones, John li'oodside. Wm. C Lnngstreth, .1. N . Hut 'hln.on. naries a. J'liy, HI. 1. I.OTTIS, William B. Bollock, Mm. Needles. iounv. xayior, JAMF.8 BROWN. President C II AH. A DUT. Vice President TUOM 8 NEILSON. Secre DENTISTRY. ISAIAH PRICE. DENTIST, GRADUATE OP Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, clas. 1853-4, formerly oi West Chester, Pa., having s rvcu three years in tne Artnv, nas lesuiuea tne practn e of tils prolesslon atNo.1241 N. ELK V EMU Street. Philadelphia, where he 111 endeavor te give satlsiaciory attention to all who may requite his pieiesslona! services. lilt THE tOLTON DENTAL ASfeOdATION ORI A ginated the Anasthrtio use of MTKOl'S OXIDE OAS toi Extracting 'leeth' ithout PRln. WK DO NO OTHER DENIAL WORK. OtJ.ce, No. 737 WALNUT Stree . Philadelphia. X S lra FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o. T J. M c O U I G A N, importer ann vt noicsaie iieoior in FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Eto, E'lREWORKH, FLAGS, lito MATCUES AND BLACKING, NO. 9 KTUAWntUtltY STRKET. First Street above Second between Alurketand Chesnut 3 4 1 niLADBLrnLA. GOVERNMEN I SALLS. LARUE SALE OF CONDEyNED QUARTER AiASTEK'tt SIOKES. DuroT OF Wasdikotom, Wabhinotoh. li. C. March 8, 1866. 1 Will be told nt I'ubnc Auction, at Lincoln Detiot. Washington, 1). C under tlio ttirecbioii of Brevot Colonel C. B. Tompkins. O. 31.. ou lUEsDAi March 27, 1RC6, at 10 o'clock A. M., a larce lot of condemned Ouuitermastor's Mores, oonsntiuit of: c Dai ts, 1 n iiooiunrrows, uesKf, I .'ill ins Paints, Prmtinpr Press, and Type, 6 ibs Load Pipe, Itlakkcta, UJttO lbs. ycran C'a't Iron, unuus, Chains, 4'iH-0lpe bcrap Wrought lion, 30,000 ibg Iron Tiro, Horse and vvagon Covers, Harness, Feed 'i rouclia, Haiti is, Saddles, lftJti lbs Scrap Leather, now, 15H0 lbs. Rope, HXA) lbs. Scrap Steel, 46 lbs. Z iio. Lines, W anon Wheels. llubB, 26 Ambulancos, 1 liuggy, 25 Cans, 3 Slop Carts, lStwo-horso Wacona, tind Kodies. Drug Mill, Anvil, Tiro Bender, l'ortab e l orccs, hn.ithb' DbliOWS, 10 two-horso Spring t'agous, 2 four-horso Spring Planes, f-as, Caulurons, Fire Bnd Water Dose, agons. 12h " Wheeling Army WaROim, IS coveiiFor 'Wni'nns, 1 AV'ater Waxen, Kto. Hvcrants, Bake Ovens, riatfoiin bcalosi. 1 lio sale vast ce continued irom dav to cay until n'l the propiTty Is fold. Tie stores muBt be removed witmn five davs from date of sale Jerius Cash, i Government funds. l. 11. lfUCKER. Brevet MoJ.-Gon, and Ciiiei Quar ermaster, 8 9 15t Depot of Wu-suiugton. UNITED K1AIES lilLlTAEY RAILROADS OgFIClC OF ASSISTANT (JUAKTIUIM ABTIlt, i Yr ASFimoTun, u. V., Alarcu 14, lboo. j ACCTION SALE OF UNITED STA1E3 MILI. 1AK1 UA1LSOAD MAIEK1AU WI1 be sold at publio auction at Alexandria. Va., on TUESDAY, April 10, 186. 11 first-class .Locomotive Engines, 4 loot Sj-iuch gauge; cy inders, 16x22; weiuLt, 25 tons. 4 Passenger Cuts. 0 it ox 1 reight tars. 2 Stock t ars. 4 I'latlorm Cars. SO Small lrnck Can. 'A Trucks for Freight Cats. 18 paiis Wheels on axles. 2 iShtsi Pumping Engines. 1 Stationary Engine. 12 ltenderson Pumps. too tous second-hand Eailrcad Iron (good). A large quantity of Knigs, Cham, Alauis, Axes, Picks, -S loves, Files. Hails, Switch Fixioros, car Couplings, liar Iron, riprtngs, Nuts. Snerin Oil, elc. 20 lluildlngs, from 10x12 to litlxW loot. LiOtol ciliice urniture. Contents of Printing Office. A large quantity of new Shelf Hardware. 1 Herring Sale. 1 Saloon Car, 4 feet 81-inch gaugo, elegantly fin ished and furnished with bluek walnut, trimmed with green plush; double trucks, with broad tread wheels. ftale to com soon ee at 10 A. M. Terms cash, in Oovernment lunds. II L KOBINSON, 8 16 fniwlOt Bvt. Brig -Oen., A. Q. At. BUB1AV OF ORDNANCE. Navy Dki'Artment, I v abhikctom uiY, leLruary ai, laoo. ) BALE 0V NAVY POWDKRS AT THE NAVY YARD, POKISMOUIU, K. 11. There will be sold totbe lnahest bidders, at Pnblie Auction, at neon, the 12lb day of April, by the Ordnance Ollicer at tie l'ortfuiouth Navy Yard, N. II , one hundred aud eighty-live thousand nine buu died and sixtv nlne (lbo,6ti0) pounds NAVY l'OW DEa as iollws: jm.txw ponnus cannon i owuer. 29 219 " Rifle " 26,160 " Musket There Towdurs will be divided into lots of one hundred barrels each terms, one-half cash in Government funds, and the remainder on tbe removal of tbe Powders, lor which a reasonable time, but not more than thirty days, will be allowed, tbe puroliasera, however, to make every exertion to remove the Powders ooner. . XI.. A. WISE, 8 1 tfml2t Chief of Bureau. rrO SHIP CAPTAINS AJND OWNKItS. THK J undersigned having leased the KENSINGTON SCREW liUCK.begs toiulonu his ft muds and the patrons ot the Dock that be is prepared with iuoreuseo facliltiae to accommodate those having vesse's te he raised or repaired, anu oeuig a pruuuuai suiparpvutur ana caulker, will give personal attention to Ue resaels en trusted U hlta lor repairs. CaulaulS or Jkuvum. duir V.IiWi"., .u hwiuuvui having vessels to repair, are solicited to call. Having the ageuoy for the sale of "Wetterstedt's Patent .Metallic Composition" for Copper Paint, for the pieservatlon of vessols' hottoras, lor this city, 1 atn pro W lurulsh thesams Vl?kiITT. Eeoslugton Sotew Dock, 1 11 DELAWARE Arena,, abort LaVRKL Otreet. GOVERNMENT SALES. JAl.E JF tiO VtllMlLKT fHOPEBIf MACON, GA. r direction of too bECKEl AQ1 OF WAR. all tie , 1UI1DINU MATERIALS, SHAM KNOINES, MAtlil-NEItr, TOOI.8. IRON, COPI ER, LUMBER. ARD STORKS OV VARIOUS KINDH which were oi noted at Maoon, tva , bytbeCoa. tttlt rate Covert nicnt, for thw ereotioa and itonna ntnt operation ot a largo armor) . laboratorr. and atsir.ai i and also i 1COL8. MACHINERY. AND MATERIALS collect, d irom iron works and armonea in tne Statoa ot Alabama and Georgia, will bo sold at t Vlil.IV AUCl'lUiN. Among tbo artiolos to bo sold are: h,tW) its. ( oppor i lgs. 42,tXX) Ils. Copper roand rod. i,liO lh. Copper-bar. iitMXO lbs. tloniier heet. &0U,CU)ibR WtouriitlxoB bar and rod. f.MI tons Pig Iron. 7MI tuns Cast Iron nnaorvioeable sheUa. f,4.ti00 lb. Lead piira 4f.,KK) lbs. 1 in-block and sheet 4 C-tKi lbs. ( bain crane and cable. 16,000 yards Cloth Cotton, English. Sorgo, oiled ami enamelled. 2 POO lb' l ouder. S,000 teet Del ting gum and leather, aeeortef sis s. 200 Machines Drills, Planers. Milling, Screw cutting, Sioatn and 1 rio-kauiuierm. Jtesmcs : Harness, 35 Unserviceable Cannon, iron and bronze, Saddlf s, Horse Efltiirnierts, Laboratory btorei and Infantry aud Cavalry Ao-I Materials, coutiements, prare 1'sit (new) for Blankets, Springtioid Uuskots aad Colt's Kovolvers, and an assortment of W n gen and Gun Carriage I rot s. 80 broken Gun Carriages, PAINTS AND OILS. The attention oi Northern but ers is eallod tothla snlo, which is a large one, and of valuable property. t un punted catniovdos oi me properiv to De sola enn be obtained from the Chiel of Oninauoo at Washington. D. C, and from tlio Comnandins; Oilicor ot the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia. Tbe aalo will eommouoe on WKDNDSDAY. April 4. 1RW. and continue every day until all the property so d. Terms - Cosh, in United States enrronev. D W. FLAGLER, Captain Ord lirev. Lt.-Coiouel, 8 2 22t Com. Augusta ArseuaL SALE CF C05DEMNED MEDICAL AND HOtPiTAL PitoPHti r. W AeHiNQTOit, D. C, March 10, 18GS. Will be sold at i'ut'llc Auction, On TDUKel) A Y, the iad day of March next, At lo o'clock A. M , at tho rnrveying lepot, Eighteenth and F streets. in this city, a large qnant tv of Coudenuiod Modioal and liospitai Property, consisting of: totlnis. Touruiquots. Air Rubber Cushions, Suites, Clocks, Inkstands, Water Coolers, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Spatulas, 1 uuncls, Lamps and Lanterns, Trusses, I Mortars, I Medicine Pannier Chests. Knapsacks and liold Companions. Leaihor liuoaots, iCcta, ! Basins, iron ashstands, jlfoitles, Tin cups ana nates, Heclside 1 aDlos, Untta Perclia liod Covers, Mess Chests. V atcr Beds, .Cooking Utensils, Sheepskins Dressed, Bedding, etc. Fo.tvHiiiat hours allowed to purchasers to ro-a nove propetty. Teinib Cash, in Government fends. CHaKLES SU1HERLAND, Surgeon U. S. A., Modical Purveyor. C. W. BOTELEB, 8 14 7t Auctioneer. QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. Kiw Youk. Maroh 8, 1806. JOHN U. DRAPER & CO , Auctioneers, wiU soil without resorve to the highest Mddcr, at tlio Eno Basin, Brooklyn, on THUKsDAY, March 22, at 11 o'clock A. M., ihe following named Government Steamers, to wit: ILLINOIS, side-whoel 2128 tons. EMPIRE Cl'i Y, side-wheel 1V61 tons. McCLELLjAN, sido-wheel Iuu8 tons. THOMAS ( OI.LYEK, side-wheel 443 tons, JOHN LICE, propeller tons. All tbeso vessels, with the exception of the first, are fully eqnipped and ready for immediate seryieo. 1 he THOMAS COLLY EK is admirably adapted for service on the Sonnd and rivers. len per cent, to be paid down, and tho balance oa delivery, in Government funds. Also, will be sold at the same time tho BOILER of the steunitr Harriet A. Weed, and SUA! UNO, etc. of the steamer Delaw are. S1EWARP VAN VLIET. 3 13 lot Brevet Major-Pen, and Q. it. LARUE KALE OF ARMY TENTS AND TENT, FLIES. Ufpot Qtjartft.ma strait's Office, I Bai.timoiik, Md., March 6, lAltf. f Will te sold at Public Auction, THURSDAY, March 2, 18(10 at 10 o'clock A M , nt the Govern n.ent storehouse, No. 6 Conway st., Baltimore, Aid. t'200 (more or less) unserviceable, worn, and opn. deiuned Tents and Tent lilies, consisting in part aa iolluws: 713 Hospital Teutj. 612 Wull " 27f7 Common " .6 Sibley " 2061 tihelter " 682 Hospital Tent Flfea. 4U7 Wall Tent Flies. Five (S) days ullowed tor removal of property. Termt C'U'h, in Government tuntU. U W. BUADLEY, Colonel, Chief Quarierinnster, 3 7 13t Middle Military Department. SALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANCES AND Alt MY WAGONS Chisf Quarts rmaptfr's Offick, ) D1.POT O WAflHlNOTOll, t WAsmseTON, D. C, March 15, 1SG6. 1 'Will be sold at Publio Auonon, at LINCOLN DE I'OT, W ashington, D. C, under tbe direotion of Bro vet Colonel C. U. Tompkins, Q. Al., on MONDAY, April 2, 1800. at 10 o'clock A. M., tbe following men Coned Government pioperty, vis t 100 to 200 LIGHl AMBULANCES, bOOtofjOO ARMY WAGONS, which will be snld singly, and must be romoved within five day s from dute of sale. ieini Cash, iu Government iundR. ' D. 11. KUCKER, Brevet Msjor-Gen. and Chiel Quartermaster, 8 16 14t Depot of Washington. Bureau of ordnance: Navy Dkpartmkbt, I "Waihinoton City, March 2. 1866. f SALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN. N. Y. There will be sold at Public Auction, to the hlgbost bidders, in the eft ice of the Inspector ot Ordinance ol the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y., at noon, on tha Sd day ot April, 1800, four thousaad loir hundred and ninety-nine (441) barrels Nary Powders. Thete Powders will be sold by sample, in lots of ene !i ami red, two hundred, and three hundred barrels. Purchasers to furnish barrels into whlcit tbe powders may be emptied from the tanks. Terms One hair cash in Government lunds, and the remainder en tbe lemoval of the Powders, for which a period of ten days will be allowed. It not 4hen removed the Powders will revert to tho Govern uent. H. A. WISE, 8Sswf41 Chief of Bureau. ALE O r MANURE. QUAHTEXMA STUB CBNBRAL'i OFFICE, FlKBT DlTlHION, I VA8hwotom, 1). C. February 28, 188? ) Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot, Gleboro, D. C, a large quantity of stock-yard MAKCKB, which will be delivered to psrebusers on the ground, or in barges or boats to be protfiued by them, al lorty (10) cents per eubio yard. T wo or wore bouts (ocoorditfg te size) can baloadod per day. Tetnis Cash, ia Government funds. By order oi the OuarterBiaster-Ceueral. JAMES A. Eff.LV, Brevet Brlgadier-Geueral, 2 27 2t In charge First Division Q. M. U. O. OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, Wilmikotok, Del., February 12, lt. BALE OF 600 SURPLUS GOVERN MENT MULES AU Good and Serviceable. Will be sold at pabllo auction, at Wilmlngtol.DoI on I. VERY i Kl bAY during the month ot Maioib ONE HUNDRED MULES. Tho espeeial attention of purchasers is invited to the fact that these Males are large, well paired, and in excellent eoudlbou, being the surplus teamAiuiysj of Washington Depot. Animals sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. K. 1'eruis Cash, In United Mates currency. Bv orderot 'i 27 twUSO Bvt, BrlK.-GvA, vAML3 A, EILIK
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