C 1 T Y IN TELLIO ENUE
lcr Additional Local juma tee Eig'tih Page.
An Intebestinq Ceremony. A tablet
f polished white tnarblo, about throe loet
in wiuth. and seven in height, was yes
terday et Into the wail in the vestibule ol
I'lne Street Clinrch. It u to commemorate tho
youn? men who went from that church to sustain
tho cause ot their country against reoelnon, and
who tell In maintaining that rrgn eous cause. It has
in a panel at the top tho word "Martyrs," onciro od
by a ciown ot thorns, bo ow 'he words "From 1'ine
fcitrcol Church " a sword anil shackles Then follow
in carved letters the names, wn.li the date and place
ot death, respectively, ol those who full in dotense
Ol tho nation.
Yesterday artornoon, at 4 o'olock, coromonlos ap
propriate to tne ocoasiou took place
l'raycr was olTrred by hoy. lit Kobtilns.
Lr. Braiuerd tnen said tliiu he hoped that the
duty ol doiDf? hi nor to onr nonlo ai-al, begun in
aii Ik churcu to-oay, wouid be f jI owed by eyory
church In the land Ho knew tnat, it i hose whose
jamcs are inciibcd upon that mural tablet had
been asked what tributo Kiev would most doli?ht in,
it thoy were to lull ju their country's cause, they
would prefer to be remembered by their church,
end honored Just as we liavo honored them; many
ot thoeo whoso names appear ho had ba.mzod in
their wlaucy, and ho tint Mill that they were his
children. Ho then introduced Charles Giobous,
Eq , Mho said:
Ladies and Ooutlomon : I am nnder groat obli
gations to Dr. ttraincra, tho distinguished and
honored pastor of this chmcn, lor the opportunity
ot oHering upon tms uccumoj a brlol tributo of ro
Sjccttoibu on nun ich ol tho dead soidiors of tho
Republic. Ihoso whoso names uro chiselled upon
Ibistaulet w. o personally knov n to tins coiireva
tlon, with whom, as 1 aminioriued, thoy worstiippod
Tney could not hour tho truth preached, as it was
by their loval pastor, without being inspired with
haired lor treason and oppression. I hey gavo their
lives tor the overthrow ot both. Thoy foil nobly in
the causo ol truth and justice, witu tho armor ol
rip-iitcousncss upon them " i'hey Bleep well." Tho
fullest nicorure ot our ratiludo is ouo. not to them
only, but to two liuuilren and eighty tnou-aud more
who le I in battle aied ot diseases con'ractol In the
lubhc s rvie or Irom stuivation and fiendish cruelty
in i In- ton i pens and prisons ot ihe Soutn.
ft hat can we do for them now that they aro dead?
Noilnwg. We can omv a ociato them with tiie
cau. e lor which thy died, and honor them bv
honoring the causo. Wo must uphold it as worthy
ol their Bacrilice, and never never abandon it,
lhev died lor their countn lor liberty aua jmtice,
at war with trcasan, oupres-lon, and wrong. 1 hey
did their duty well, and it is ours to see that their
services shall not be cheapened or their fame im
perilled, by putt ntr our trust in traiiors, or en
couiaging a lase sympathy with men whose hands
are stained with loyul biood, and whoso hearts are
as lahe as ibeir oaths.
Ccuid we insult tho memories of our doad soldiers
moro than to permit tho enemies who nlow then to
enter our letrisia ive ha Is and make laws lor the
people? lathe nation to .o troverncd now by the
men who sought to destroy it f (Shall they wipe
their b'ooi.y sword up;)ti tlio flair lor which the
lova. soldier died, and vote in Congress against the
pension lor his widow or his orphan child? Ibis
votive lab.ct i a protest against ill From every
battle-field como the voices of our slain In earnest
and solemn rt monstrance! The dead of Anderson
vile start into life a?aru, aid standing beloro us
" Hi their glaring eyes that pierce our very souls,
ark it v-owhom they torveil, would dishonor thra
now by crowning treason. From LibMy aud Castle
Tli under, a' d Bol e Is n and Salisbury the ghosts of
our l-U'ther ripe and denutnil with trumpet tongues
t'.ut th" cause tor wlilca they died slia I bo forever
sacicd, and that no tra tor's hand Bhall touch itio
ark that Ltars it. For their sake, tuen lor tho liv
ing as wo.l as tho dead lor tho sake of our children
lor the sake ol justice-for the sake of God let us
harbor neither l.ve nor svmpathy, nar confidence
nor respect lor treason or tor traitors!
We should never t-ust tne flag of our country in
sucu bands ior suffer the voto ot a traitor to deSle
an American ballot-box! Too warres ot treaou is
d atli, and bo it bus been evor since the days of
Judas. It that penatv be commuted to perpetual
disiranchiscmont ot tho trakors of tho Sntitii who
Lave b'-cn in arms araiiiB' us, it is as lar as morcy
can (io without injustice, and wrong;, and insult to
the jrood citizen who servi 8 the country with fide
lity and lays down his me in its deienso. It i a sad
aud sickening spectacle to sco a proiessor ot loyalty
standing on the grave of tho murdered Lincoln, and
hear him demand lor traitors the unconditional right
ol representation in Coug.ess.
1 am not ottering a political speech, but simply tho
inspirations ot a loyal heart filled with respect for
the memory ot the men who died tor us, and with
prathuiie to the Almighty Father for accepting tiiora
as his instruments to destroy oppression, break
every yoke, aud proclam liberty to all the inhabi
tants ol the land. We mu t seeuro all that our arms
have woo. It wo listen to thac kind ot instruction
that comes Irom the la se piophufei of the day, who
are ready io scourge us tor doubting their absumed
infallibility, ins.i ad ot having a Moses lor our
leader, wo shall b ' like tho eedats ol Ubanou ihnt
accepted a bramble for their ruler, and were de
stroyed by the lire that enme out of it. We must
learn our lessons in a very different school. We had
better look into the graves where cities and nations
are buried, and inquire why they perished. We
tball bud that oppression and pride, and avarice
and corruption, and injustice lostered by false pro
phets, biought upon them the judgments, of the
Almightv and tho irrevocable penalty of death.
"Woe onto thee, Choraziu 1 woe uuto thee, Botti
Baiaa!" stands to-da. as a perpetual warning to all
people and nations of the earth. I should tremble
for my country now moro than ever before, if I had
not iaitu in the power and wi.l of Almighty God to
overrule ti.o intrigues of laitbless servants, and es
tai 1 sh that ju.tice who e judgments do not vary
with the conip ex on of its waids.
Let us r joice that ou nob e deal have left to us
the prateiui duty ol potting together the grand re
sults ol their putriotio sacrifices. We have their
honored and liv.ng Cunita riots to aid os in this ea
end work We have the I ht of Christianity to
cheer us in our labor, and to illuminate and Ulus
tiate, as we p ocr-ss, the victories ol the oar. What
a g'orious work ir is, to lilt up from darkness and
degradation, into lii'ht and respectability, an entire
race "i l.unmii beings, aud invest them with the
rigl.ts and digi itj ol an intelligent and responsible
munhooi' I
Can any one complain that such labor as this can
work a wrong to anv citlzeu of the country t Can
any Christian say that nuowledgo aud Christianity
ai d even-handed Justice must oe reserved for a par
ticular race ot men, und thai others must be excluded
Irom the enjovmont ot them? Can any loyal man
suiver the bait e-holds ot the Hi Dellion, or look into
the homes or hearts made di solato by its wickedness,
and suv that its iustiuatorsaud abettors, nu,hiiven of
their crimes, should be not only the peers but the
rulers ol a loyal people ? 1 cannot answer tbe"e
question- for others, but 1 h vo answered lor uiysolt;
aud I think I have truly aiuwerod tor those whose
memories ynu would honor
Hon. Morton Mo Ylichnel was then introduoed. He
('id not ct ra to uiak" any speech He had oeon in
troduced as the ctii' f magistrate of i'ailadoloaia,
and I e came in the name oi Hint high position to
endoise the ae ion ol this centre. ation in the eroo
tion ol that monument to iioir honored dead. Ho
hoped to see the example omnia, ed by every church
in i be land.
Alter the conclusion of Vfuyor McMichael's ad
dres, the assembly us dismissed with the beno
dictiou. Anniversary Exkhcises at the
N OH THE UN HUME FOB FU1KNDLES9 CHILDREN.
The exi rciM's couueo ed witn the Filteenth Auniver
taiy of the loiinai i peuiue ot tho Northern Homo
lor Fiieucless Children, yesterday alternnou, at
tract, d a large crowd of visitors, ana were of a
highlv interesting character. J. W. Ciaghoru, Ksq.,
presided, and addresses were delivered by the Key.
Air. lonence and Mr, Mason.
Ihe n citations aud diaUvu.'S by tho children wore
not only yui led, but relle tcl great credit upon the
teachers. Quite a number of new aud very protty
and appropriate songj and h mug were sung by the
children in a style wh.ch elicited tho admiration ot
all present. At linr clofO ol tho exorciso-i, the chil
dren i-at down io a bouulital tupper, which thoy en
jojiil wuh great vusio,
i hero are at to s time conu'-nled with tho Northern
Homo nearl- 40ucl!ilunn about 181) ot whom are
the orpbaUD ot Boldierg aud sailors. In order to
meet tho prcutly inereasod demand for room, tho
erection of a new building is to be commenced ut
once, which will contain a largo school-room, a
laundry, aining-room, era
i u next 1 uosdav evening. May 8, at a quarter be
line 8 o'c o- k, toe regular Himiversarv of mo Home
will te co'enrated at the North Jtioad street i'ros
bylenun Church, ltroad and urnon streets, on whicn
occasion one hundred of tlio children Lelouing to
the Unmo will sin ir a number ot ttieir beauutul
6ong, and thero w il be a repetition ot t.ie rocica
tioiin and dialogues which g ve so much pleasure to
the tisiiors ves erday. Tlia annual report will also
bo rend, and ado rebecs delivere d by Itev. Ur How.
en, lr. Keadie, and oilier P'omment speakers. The
occasion I'loinpos to be one ot rest interest.
Late Papekb, Magazines, Etc. Mr.
Coimau.ol Adams Express Company, has nlaeed
us under obligations lor 1 es of late Southern news
ptpem lir. A. Winch. No 6'5 Chosnut streot. has sent us
tl e Intei-t rcouved num ers of St. Jaw' Marr'tziu",
AH the Year Vieund, Once a-IVttk, Caisell't Jf'imtlj
ftiltr, rto.
K'Omer, No. 408 C1 esnut street, a-nds LmtPm
bti.tr ly, the Anjosy, Fan, aud J'uiuh.
TI1E DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, 'WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 186G,1
A Pl.EASAK .ENTEBTAUrMWr. Thfl
annual maminatioii ot 8t. Michae ' cllOotoolt
place last night, In tne school building attached to
fet Michsel's ( huroh, id Hecond street, near J. flitr
ion. Jn the piow noe of a larce concourse ot persons,
li e exe cisci were commericed oy an overture by
the band, composed of pupils ot the school, at the
cli se ol hich ibe second c asa was examined tn re
gard to iheir stialunieuts in georrapuv. Tneevl
denco given by trm c ass of profloiencv -in tnls
Iranrh ol their studies, was qu'te satisfao cry.
I he examination in this Mudy conttuued Ibr about
a halt h.nir, during wh ch tan qnosiious giveu by
tho Jlrothcr who comlnoted the examination were
anwerrd promptly. .The pupils of the first e'as
alio cave undoubted evidence ot their at ta'nmentu
In Knglish grummar, book-keepin?, aigobra. and
geometry.
' 1 he school consists of about five hundred tcholnrs,
taught by six Instructors, who aro kn nvn
t y tho niimo H Christian Brothers, a. II. Oavor
bi itiR the Director ot the schoo.
Ti.e exercises were concluded by a stand flua'o
by the Hand. M
Taiiade of tiie Cadkts of Tem
pehanck. The Cadets of lcinp.ranoo parauud
yi steidiiy, according to announcement, but th1) rain
Interlcred sadly with t' e arrarwements beloro fie
entire route had been passed over. The members ol
the various Sections ai-semi led on Broad streot, rlifh'
resting ou C lie nut, punctually at 111 o'olock, in the
lol o ing o ider: First Liivis ou, coinporad ol See
tions No. I to 6, lieaileil hy Jacob Fotter, Ciratnl
Sluislinl. and special Aids; ecoud tlivision, noc
tioi.s Nos. 6 to 12. 11. M. l'hlller. Marshal : Third
Division, Circles Nos I and 2. ana Sections Nns. 1H
to 17, E. Miute, Mnrshal: Fourth Divisiou, sec
tions No 18 to &. William (inilinm. Marshal. l'he
buys pif ictileil a very handsome appearance as t'n-y
moveu uown uroau street j hey Had with tliem a
large number of ham, ers. wreaths. ot. A iarirn
timnber ot the boys were dressed in white shirts and
black pants Good bands of inuic accuini amuJ
many ol the Sections.
ITosriTAL Casi p. Archibald Smitb. areri
flxtcm years, had both his arms broken, yesterday
alternoon. ny tailing Irom tho steps ot the Union
ii b l' no tiome.
John Cannon, aged fifty vears. resitlinrr at No 207
Alien street, who wus painting a bnildiusat ,Mntn
and Cherry atrce's, iiceidentullv fell Irom tho slug
ing to tho c round, breaking ouo of Lis arms, his
shouldcr-olaoo, and Bovcial ribs.
Wilnnm U. Fulton rciding on .Sidnov street, had
the artery of his right arm cut Oy apaueol frlas, oo
Monday evening.
Ail ot the above wore admitted Into tho Pennsyl
vania Hospital.
Police Items. E. Florence waa arrested
yestercav at Ouktord's hat store, on Chosnut street,
on tho charge of appropriating hat. i he alloca
tion was that ho wont into the store under the pro
tcote ot purchasing, and, whne the ationduut's back
was turnoo towards bun, was seen to put ouo under
bis coat. A mirror m front of the sa esman cnauled
bint to sco this done. 1 he, accused was committed
by Alderman Hurley
An Important Arrest. Thomas Mur
ray, another of the parties engaged in infringing
Nilt-on Goodyear 's hard rubber patent, and who re
sisted the Marshal in Borviug the writ Inst wook, was
arrested yesterdav. and taken bo lore Commissioner
t-niitu, and hold in $80U bail to answer at tne next
term of the Court
AMUSEMENTS.
ISLE'i CONTINENTAL
N E WS
LV (XrllANCK.
hoice hsts to all n aces ot Amusement mar b hA,i
an to o'c eck anv evening. ) ai ly
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, COJBSER
Of JJKOAD and LOC I ST 8ireeuj.
Les.-ee and Manager WILLIAM WHEATLEY
FAREWELL KIGHTS
In riilladelphla oi the
t KLEHKATED RAVEL TROCPE.
THH (Wednesday) EVKNMl, May 2,
JeLNT bit KFIT OF
PIOVORITAFKP1TA ANIJ MONS. VON II AM ME.
First time of the new and irrand ballet of
FICKUITA.
rerdita Slgnorlta PEFITA
Couito Alfrcl Mons. VON HA.vlttU
jue l eior rue ulty, iuudu AMI-.IUUA,
ON TUB
TIREK FHIM IRVPEZE
THE MABTINEI'iT Ka VILYIN THEIR GRACEFUL
AMD CI-ASHI,'AL GROUriSQS
To conclude with ( ast time) the Interesting panto
mimoot JOCKO. TIIE BRAZILIAN APE.
1'Ipo AKTOINE RAVEL
Jocko PAUL MARTINET IT
FRIDAY,
ONLY BENEFIT Ob' KR1VCOIS RAVEL,
An entire CTlanxe ot penormance eve y nltrht.
1 O BILL WILL Bii KEPEA1EI).
ADMISSION SO cents
Reserved Seats 79 cents
Family Ircle 30 cents
Ampnltheatre 'ib cents
Hours ouen at H past 7. To commence at 8 o'clock,
beats secured in advance at V. W. A. Trumpler's
Jtuslc Htoie. Seventh and Cbcsnut streots, and at the
Box Oflice ot the Academy Irom 9 A. M till 4 P.M.
fcAll KDAY F I K KNOON. at 2 o'clock,
TbE FIFilIGRANH RAVKL MATiNKE
will be given, being, posltlve'y. THE LAST BU r ONE.
ADHESION, with reserved scats SO cents
EW CH ESNUT 8THEET TUEATHE.
CHRSN VT Street above Twelfth.
LEONARI OROViR it WILLIAM E. SINN, Lcascel
and Managers.
WILLI Ail E. SINN Resident Manager.
Hours oncn at 7. Curtain rises at 7 45.
Tnil EVENING,
THIS EVEMNO,
THIS FVEN1NG,
TUH EVu-MNG,
Last kivk mghi'8
LAST 11VE MUnrS
OF TUB
EMINENTLY 6UCCE88KUL ENGAGEMENT
OF THE
SPARKLING AND VIVACIOUS FAVORITE,
MlSS MAGOIE MllC'HELL,
Ml-S MAGGIE IIIJHELL,
liIB MAGGIE MircHELL,
MISn MAGGie MITCHELL
who will appear In the charm'ng character of
AUltli;
1H THE
BEAUTIFUL HOME DRAMA,
In tlve acts, entitled
UTILE BAREFOOT.
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
LIT i LE BAKcFUOi.
, LITTLE BARf'FOUT.
Mies MAGGIE MITCHELL will oe supported by
tt r. J. W. COLLIEU,
and the strennth of the Company.
FRIDAY EVENIVG,
BI NEFIT OF a IKS il AGGIE MITCHELL.
SATl'ltDAY ArTEKNUiN AND EVENING, Alay 5.
SATURDAY AFI KKNOON AN U EVt. NINU, Mar ft,
... ANNUAL BENEFIT OF
WJI E KiNN (Kesldent Manager).
MONDAY EV1 NI O, May 7. first appourance of
. UK, EDWIN AD VMS.
AamlsBlon to evening pertoimance, 25o 50c, and tl
M
R?. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
iiiuiui. uegins at ifi o clock.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
OF
MADVME CELESTE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING3.
. May 2 and 8
TdE HOUSE OS THE BB1DGB OF NOTRE DAME.
Zar'Tsro? Madame CELESTE
Alter which, the it orious larce of
McodcniinNuhhs Stuart Rohson
FttlDAY BENEFIT AND LAT MGUl' OF
M.UHMK ' ELESl'E,
vi ho wl',1 appear In two grand plays.
8 TUliDAY.
THE STREET OF NEW YORK,
Seals secured six da) s lnadvunce.
WALNUT STUEKT THRATK B.-N. F.
corner NINTH and WALNUT Stioeta Begins
iiuaner to B.
TDIS (Weilnesilay) EVENING, May 2.
NISTtI MGUT
of the brilliant e"tui.en'eiit 01
MU. r.DW.N BOO '.II,
who will appear In Ills great ro e ,,,
H1CUAKI) III.
In r-'hakespcarc's historical irageuy or
KKUAliU TlllC lUIRD;
THE BATTLE OF BOSWOBTH FIELD.
MU. EDWIN BOOTH
RICH vltl III
UlR CHAliLKS H'RRON
EARL OF PICHMOND.
THURSDAY-MR. EDWIN BOOTH as HAMLET.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
WAI.til'T Street above Ktghth.
BlilLLlA.Vr COMBINATION.
EVERY EVE!Ivt,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER.
.NOONS.
LAST WEEK OF EL NINO ELDIE,
M AD'l.Lh FKHJtExTa L
I ue womlcriul Kuiualfl Gymnast, from Euope.
Mr. G. W. sMI III ana pullet 1 roupu.
eontjM, L'inces. Iinimas, Ethlnpiau Burlesques, e'c.
MUSICAL SOIREE,
EVERY EVENING,
AT TUB
CI1Y CHFSH AND HEADING ROOMS,
No. 1235 CUFSNUr Street,
Thliadrlphia.
C4 16 1m
AMUSEMENTS.
USICAL FUND HALL.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
roa ina
PllKSI'JNTATION
or Tin
Carl AVolfsohn Tcsnmonlal,
On Saturday lOvtmiriK, luy D.
For particulars see Programmes. To bo had at the
Mnslc Mores. ft 2 ft
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A
GHEAT WORK OF ART,
KOV. ON TII!llITIOM AT
F. YLEWITZ
PIIILa DELI'Hl A ART Oli.l.tllV,
No. imilk (Tl F" Nt T M. cot
Cnmmarana's (lirat Histi.rlca I'l turool the
h a t king of ali amiri.
UT CAUI11NAL HIPPO, IN 17113
Pair ti ll hv order oi the 'tallnn Oovernment.
'I lie I'leture wbl he enrsved hy ,f 1 -AKTAIN.
For a ;uil uescrtntlon oi thl.pxtrnerillnnr.y pioiluctlou,
yie reler to the printed details In the Gallery.
Admission to tho Gal crv, 25 cents. 4 21 lm
p kkmania onciiiKA.-runuc UK.
VT nearriflls everr KATl KIiaY AFTERNOON AI
M II HAL UND HALL. SH o Cock. Ennuerr.onts
reset ly s1ilreslnr GEONGK HASI .UT. Agent, Sn, vi
SiONTtREY street, between r.ace and Vine 1 VI m
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MANUFACTURING" ESTA liLISHM EXT IN THE
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ETCGY HARNEHS, from 2 fjn to
1IG11T BAROUCHE do 80 CO to 350
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STAGE AND TEAM do 30 00 to 50
LADIEb' SADDLE, do 12 00 to 150
CENTS' do do 8tJ0 to 75
Bridles, Countings, Bits, Tosetts, Horse Covers
Blushes, Combs, foaps, Blacking, Ladles' and Gents
Travelling and Tourist Bscs and Packs, Lunch Baskets
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the blood, and mate the skin snt't and lair. For alo bv
Dr. lEtiHEY No 333 N. NINTH eireet, PbUadelphln,
and hy Dnitglstsgeiierall' .
( AHPEN, N. J . 8Dtcintier2. 1K65 Or. Lossey Dear
Sir: 1 1 slves me great pleasure to add mv testimony In
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pl air tor lost a single Kah oath service, 'lhev act Ilk- a
charm Bad It not been for them, I have no doubt I
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I mast aad a lew lines in lsvor of vour "Life Pre
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and It gives universal satiaiaction. it snould be In every
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i 28mwf.'mj THIRD Btroet, . amdeu, N. J. 3
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FOR HARTFORD, CONTN.
illtul nl. ,kn TVI A It, . 1. . XT. . n ,
BEg ' 1 luirv, - " lim u l 1 1 r ,T .1 nr. Anil KAUl
,. . . AX. IT '..AntAa..,n k .Villi t
lUil VAJ'au, llia.iraiiici 1- v. T AAl, v.ttl'lUIII OrulU
ley, ntw loading at AHi H Street whuri, will leave as
above with despatch. For freight, eio.. apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIhll ifc CO.,
4 30 St No. 132 South DJ.LA WAKE Avenuo.
r.. AtTTlN F0B N Ew Y0I K. PHILADEL
jiiidimKj! delphla Steam Propeller Comnany Do
bokicb bwilisure Lines, via Delaware and Karltan Canal,
leaving dai y at 12 M. and 5 P. Al., connecting with al
Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, vihkb vthl be taken upon accommodating
terms, ai ply to W ILLlAM M. 1SAIRD & t O.,
3 16 No. l!2 b DELAWARE Avenue
TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.-TIIE
1 undersigned having leased the KENSINGIO
8CKEW Duf K.begb to in orm his frienas arid the patron,
ol the Dock that be i i repareU with increasea fad I tie
to acton mod ate those having vesse a to be raised oi
repaired and being a praclcal shlparpenter and
caulker, wl 1 give perso nal attention to the vessels en
trustee to hint lor repairs
tantalus or Agents Khla Carpenters, and Machinist
having vessels to repair are solicited to call.
Having the agency for ihe sae of ' Wettersiedi'r
Patent .Vletallic onipositlon" toi t opper Paint for th
pieervation of vesnels' bottoms, for this city, I am pre
paied to lumlsh the same on lavonh'e tnnns.
JOHN 1L HAM MITT.
Kens ngton ecrew Dock,
111 DELAWARE Avenue, above LA UREL Street.
PROPOSALS.
AVY D E P A It T M E N 1.
N
AraiL 21. isnn
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "Proposals for Eieot
ing a liniluing lor the Uepartmeut of Euoiuory ou
the aval Academy Grounus at Aunapolis, Mrv
land," wi 1 bereceivod at this otllco until Vi oViock
M , on the VMi day of May next, at which hour tae
bids will be opened, lor luiu'slilog ull the materia
und workmauBiup necessary in the ereutioa and
complotii n ot a bundmv aceordiuir to plans uuc
i-l ee.licu ions to be seen at the .Saw Doparruiuut
or at the Naval Academy, auuui oIis, Maryland
Pidders wilt be required to giuto the amount tor
which lliey will ltiru'tn ull mutona s.au l coinnlcu
the builuiug according to tho pluus and "pecillc i
tiou, and n all lesprcls lead lor occupation. u
are requo ted to liume the 'lino in winch thoy wil
engage to compete the work.
11 upon the exdii'inanon ol tho plans and sjoolll
canons, it should appear that niouilicjtions cuu be
made toi duig to lisnou tho cost in ihe uu.liling with
. ut linrjuiMiiir us strentrtU oi durability, bidders ere
Invitid lonuggtst sucu moditicalious. and to stall
the amount lor which they will oiuiulote iliBbulil
inc it such mndilieatio- a aie adooted; that is, they
can I m according to the plans arid spoonictt oio ,
m.a also uccoidiuar to such tuudilicaiiousas tnoy mm
think proper 'o ifgest.
buch mooillcniious must not involve any cnano
in the d.mmsious of tho building or iu tho par
ticulnr airungtiueiit ol looms as shown ou th
plans.
Foch bid must he aecompanieil bv good anr1 sulTi
cient guarantors, approved b an ollieor of tue Gov
en nunt krowu to tn's Departnieut, that thu biddei
il , ii h, oiler bo accoii.ert, enter iu o contrite in
m rioiru iho wo k ai cording to his tud, aud the lu-
Iurinu nt lex rves the nulit to rojectanyor all tue
nds, as the interest oi the Government tuuy io
uuiio. THORN ION A JKNKIvvs,
4 2Caui3w Cbiel oi B jicuu ot Nuvi.t'iou.
t ;
(tOVFUNMENr BALK Or THE M1LIIARY
1 KAILKOAD Al' BKAZU8 8AfiIIA.0,
I EX AS
(UARTHRMASTKR-GrNKRAL'S OrrtCB. I
Washington d. c, April 111, 18'W (
'I he attention oi capitalists seekin a proUiable
Invesln.ent is invPed to this sale.
t-eali d l'toposals will be received at the olTloo of
the Ljiiirttrn, aster General (Division o liivsr and
Lai) 'Itansportation), at YVAHUIV I O.N, U .,
unultLe first cay of June next, at 12 o'clock 1 ,
lor the purchase ot all ih ncht, til e, and ln'erost
of 'he Lnlied 8late in aid to iho Lulled 8ta e-i
Miiltorv Hal road Irom itrazos Santiago to v lull 's
but el, e lexas
'I lie rale wil liciudn the enltro track and H.
nms. Luilo ng, water stations, turn- ablcs Ij-mI u -.
eto the tai loan ma trials and stippi es pertaining
to the read toveil er with t' e iol.ini stuck, ch.s
mi el trery, and oilier equipment.
It e sale wil' not ii.ciude tho tit o to tho hit d
w trill i oes not 1.0 (irii to tho Unite" States.
1 his rouii ir- about ton mi e- in length, and exten.N
fiim l.rn70 t-niitiui to Wh te's Hanelie, on i n -!!
(.nine from ibis point ennnectioii is mad
oy b aii er with Jirownsvilie and M i'aiuora.
Ttii route is the shortest and best lor ilio lmmotife
ti a flic I e w ecu thotiull of M xico and ho Interior
of .-otiihern Texas aud Norti ern Mexico, and tho
con.miiiiication bv rail ulone can readily bo c.
IU. ded to l'rownsvillo
lie load already competed saves thirty miles ol
d II cult and toriuous l avli'ktinn. Iloata nu 'ho
nvir now vhatfi-, n is staled, lor freight to Hrowiis
vi le, as high i.s to per barrel, and lor passeiiger 15
cmli.
Hie rood Is Cvc lect trnage, rood tics T rail, and
lull-r-piked.
A ore particu'ar description of the property an
be obtuiuid at tms oihee, or at fliat of the h.el
(ttiain i nianer Military Division ol the Gulf, at N ;w
Oilians
A rondiMon of tho sal will bo that transnortati ui
rball te lurmshtd lor all Govemmout troo.isu iu
eur plies, whenever required, at iliorate paid bv
Govennneu: at the time to the New 1 ork ccnlial
llai read.
'1 lie terms of payment acce'ited will bo tinipo
coii-.d(jitd the u ost lavorab e to tho Govern
ment, 1 en per cent each, in Government funds, to be
j bio en a ceptance el pmposal.
Ibe Government reserves the right to reject any
or all propi suis.
1 toj ci-a s should be endorsed, "Proposals for pur
clmte of Biaos bamraro auu Kio Grande Kailroa i."
and addres-ed to the Division of Itiver aud Kul
1 lanopoitation, (juattormaster General's Oilico,
W ashn.gton, I) V.
older of the yuortermsster General.
ALEXANDER lli.LSS,
Brevet Colonel and A. y. M , in charge of Fourth
Division y. M. G. O. 4 23 tAlUl
POSTl'ONEMEN I .
PliOiOSALS FOR EGItAVIGS OF THE
1LI LSI 1ATH)N ACCOYIFANYINU THE h'l-
It It i OF THE COM MISSION Lit OF PATENTS
FOH THE YFAU 1805.
OFFICE hCPKKlTiTKNDENT PUBLIC PEINriSO, 1
Washington, Annl 27, 10 j
Sealed Proposals will Lo recoived at this ollic
until IhLUSiDAY.the 17th day of May. 18tS6 at li
o'clock, li r luiiiiHliwg one sot ol l'ages of the illus
trations of Macliincrj, etc. accompauyinu the Itenort
ot the Commissioner of Patent for the jearl;5,
with the name and address ot the Pateut"e and th"
clioiucter and dute ol tne l'atcut on each illustra
tion. Ihe drawings y ill oe fi rnished on raporto tho
ct utiactor, who mu-t urrango them into pates in
numerical order, as nearly as is ci insistent wi'h
neatness and compactLcos; and tho executiou
of tho work must be fully equal to that fur
nished for the published report lor 18G2, which
has been adopted as the siatdard for the present
vo line. 1 he p'atcs are to bo delivered at thi oilico
fiee oi cost for transportation, and subject to the ap
proval or rejection ot the Superintendent of the
Public 1 rlnting. Bond and approved security will
be it quired for the laithful performance oi the con
tract. The work will comprise about Uve thoa-and Illus
trations, making oyer seven hundred pages, measur
ing 4J by 8 inches. Bidders are required to proposo
lor tho woik ly the illustration, with the understand
Ir g that, when moro than one flyure is required to
illustrate an invention or deal en (us is someilmos tho
case) the whole number of lieurea will bo estimated
and paid for as a single H jsb-ation Awards vn 1 be
made "to the lowes. and be-t biddor lor tne interest
ol the dovernment, due regard being paid to the
execution ot the work," under the direction of tho
Jo nt ( ommittee on Printing
Any further information tnat may be required will
be lurniehod upon application at this oilico, or to the
Commissioner of Patents.
Proposals will be addressed to "The Joint Coin
m ttee on I'nnting," Washington, D. C, care of tlio
undersigned, ar d endorsed on the envelope "Projo
sa p lor l atent Office Keport."
The an vcrtisement lor proposals dated the 23d ot
April. 1860, is withdrawn
4 SO mwltmyTJ JOHN D DEFREES,
Superintendent of the Public Printin".
T1N1TED 8TATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
J OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER At A 6TEK,
no. iw u Btroet,
WASHIKOTON. D. C Anni 28. 18nrt
Sealed Proposn a will be received at this oflice,
uurii it o-oiock u., aiuAUAi, nay m. tor tne pur.
chose.lrom tho United iMates.of all tho IRON VV OUK
lor Nineteen Si ana of "Howe's Improved Truss
Prtd. es," coneis ing ot the hods, Bolts, l'lates, ana
Dowels, suitable lor the dinorent spans, tho luttor
varying in length irom eighty to one hundred aad
forty-ono feet.
1 1 e lion is now stored at the Works of tho Cleve
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland, Ohio, aud
wid be sold by the pi und.
A detailed bill of the iron, and the leng h of the
spats, may be obtained on application at this
iff ce.
Terms Cash, In Government lunds.
Ibe United States reserve the right to reject all
bids, it not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals lor the
Purchase ot Bridge Iron."
F J. CRILLT.
Brevet Major and A Q. M.,
4 80-18t U. SArmy.
GOVERNMENT 8ALES.
jSSPsTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Fcbt Delaware, Del., May 1, 186t5
Will be sold at Pubiio Auction, on account ot the
United Staies, at Fort De aware. Del.,
On SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1863,
At 1 o'olock P. M , the
HOSI IIAL BUILDINGS,
Consisting ol :
Six Frame Buildings 24 feet wldo, 14 feet lugh,
and U60 leet lonir. Contain ng
tslrJO leet Spruce Flooring,
8LL8 leet giooved Ceiling Boards,
l'J iUu plain Sningles.
91( 0 icot Hemlock Sheathing Boards,
11 K,0 leet Fine Boards.
Ki lit Corridors, coma ning
i0.fe7 leet plain Bourds,
4708 Pine Shingles,
tiVf.O leet Fioonng,
8f.OO leet Sou m hug,
10 Cedur v; ater Tanks, 2500 gallons each ;
DLivhlning Rods 825 leet iu ail.
Four Sliei.s containing
I'M A sbiug es,
liito leei Hemlock Boards,
11 0 leet liein'ock Scantling',
J780 leet 1'me Boards,
600 (e 1 1: looting,
2 Cooii)g Jiunces.
Terms oi Saie Cash, Government funds
A oeposit ot ten (10) percent, lo be paid on oicli
bid ; balance immediately alter the sale.
The buddings, etc., must be removed within
twenty 1 20) days from datool salo, auJ will be ut the
risk of the i nrclisser.
11 o 9 o'clcck A. M. tra n of the Philadolplua, Wil
nniigion, and Baltimore Railroad I ompany, bit
New Castle. On arrival a steam-tug will leave lor
thu Fort.
By order of
Col O W. HRaDLKY,
thiol Q. M. Mid nil Hep:.
E S. SMITH,
6 2 lOt Bvt. Cspt V d. A , A. A. Q
o
FFiCE SUPERVISING COllUlSSAliY
Dkpautmknt of Viuoinia and
lSllUTH CiAUOLINA,
Kichmonu V. Anrt 80. li(t.
SALE OF HARD BUKAD Al' ITJDL1 ,
AUClIuN
Will be sold at Pubiio Auction, on TIIUI.sDaY,
the 17th dav of May, 1806 at 10 o'o'ock A. i ut li
United States oinmisaiy S'oreliou-e, Uo'ds mho
N. C., about three hundred and sixty. tour thmi'uuu
(801 OlOj pounds of Hard bread, iu lota to -uit ur
cliaseis i his bread Is in boxes of hit? (5 i) pounds each.
Terns Cush, in Oovernment luuds, ou aaf of
saie.
THOMAS C. SULLIVAN.
6 212t Brevet Major and U-is., U. S A.
'I HE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CHRSNn'
I 'l JUKI , AHOVK THIRD WILL BJS CON TLNUEJ
48 UK h FTOyOH B
1 A si P 8 ol t VERY DEHCBIPTION CONSTANT!,
ON HAND, d lib IN ANY MOUNT U
PROPOSALS.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
JAhfcE BALK OK QU All TKRVf ASTER'S
j SIOHES AT 1HH, CAVALRY Dk.Por.GlES
NOLO, I. C
QUABTaRKABTSR GlHrRAt'8 OFVIOB, I I
FiRtT Division, I
' WAPmFOTON. I. C, Apm 23,1808 J
By otdcr of the Quartermaster Ucneral, thore wil
i e ro d, i r tl e premises, at nub te auction, under iho
(iiKC.Ion ot Captain eorpeT. Brovninir. A. Q. ,M.
on llDA.,tbe 8lh of May, 1806. and oontiuu i
'rem ray to dai until all is si Id, the hillowing do
nritid lotscl Qnar'crmafti r's stores Ti. t ,,
145 sets I art Harness 125 lbs 1 allow,
18 rets Four-horse Har- 0 bills, .'alt,
t ' s. 8" Oil Can,
40 sets Ambulance Har- a I'lnttorm Scales.
1 us
8 Snge
aud Do line
HO (m (.'. e-,
lili u Is,
I, v i if r i fr f oris,
17 Amy Wopons
llM'Cl.
C Am.y Woftetis
' Rlneks.
28 lowbnrs,
17 ibs Hai, load 8pUo
(lonr (new,
200 (-hotter and One
(tvio Hasps
?r,n iim xni
r IISI ).
1 f n I Ularce (loui l ornel 7(KI (Imn Itinera. H.ilrr.
o utac-iiois" wagons. lii.K-.elo
I' 1 oi lab.e i orucs.
COO I lie Ho ts.
85(1 Lltich fins,
1200 staples, Hooks, T's,
f.0 Ai vils,
i'i Csuuireiis,
id liiikii.f Stoves
and
etc
r Xtuics.
10 lleutit g Sieves,
U(i l i r,( h r,
HO Jie Tui les,
!tt( 0 '1 a Lie tpoon,
h 1 0 Kin vis and Forks,
14 Ladles,
1 t o 1 in Cups,
H Or 1 in Times,
fcfi t ell- e Tots,
i'f I ti an 1 01 s,
iif.O Uniiiire Forks,
pin Axes.
f,0 Hie Gee,
4f,0 heve s,
7 1 nil l.nrki Is ( argc),
WO V ater Buckets.
44 pairf ilnm' S,
h0 ltiding
a Bridles,
20 purr, set 4 horso Am'ju-
laneo Hm ness (nuvj,
10 Bridles inetv),
100 -etn Lines and Martin
1 ga es,
Gl Collur Pads,
2 0 xurini'les. Suldlo
I bas, and Cruppers,
J sci Hobnlos,
'70 Hlai.kcis,
,4 sides Belling Leather,
4 sides Bno e Utuncr,
ifitH) Curry Corahs,
700 Horse Britsnes,
13 ihcels Sheet-iron ( t.ow).
blS Head Halters
Bi d 260 bs. Lead.
l(Tis(ritH ),
60 ibs Ilabhit Metal,
i(U Head Hnlters and lii lntorns. Luiims.
Ue i s (grod), 6 boxes vv'iudow OUss,
1C10 lliau Ha ters (good), 2n Ibs. Itotten S'ouo,
it 0 Head Ha ters, il Circular saw, fratno and
610 Head iiaiters and beltu.g
Lnit.s, 2 C rcuinr Saws,
CC0 Mck Straps ana 2 crosscut Saws,
, t l ams, 4 Wood Sawi,
6(0 Halter Cbain, 'isi Hand Saws,
aj (.anvas norse covers, 10 lenou ,-aws.
b riiidstones.
,60 Planes (asorted).
82 Ax e Boxes,
t:0C0 Ibs. sciap Iron,
80(0 lbs. Horso Suoes,
CCC lbs. Chain,
6 Lor' Cr ams,
4t '00 ibe. Assorted Iron,
1IV.2 II s ,- crap Iron,
tWO ibs. Hope,
170 Wal Brur-hrs,
87 sets SlioeniK Tools,
40 s ts .-sdi.leiV Tools,
60 aulk'Ug irons, Hay
I Hooks, eto.,
II X.coi,
160 brands iasortod),
8 Cieavo i,
14 Aiincrs,
1 Tenon Augcrieompletu),
8 B'roi saud Kits,
('0 Auger Hits (assorted),
1 12 iryi. a Squares,
1 10 Spoke Shuves und .saw
(ill liardits,
Setts,
1601 ntcheK and Punches, 40 Oil st nes,
'M lUiisToiiirs,
Tl Claw Hammers,
li 0 tairs I'mclte's,
75 Cold Chifcls,
CO Clinch ,'rons,
260 Hninnii ru(afsorted),
m il LaspB,
21.0 li es,
2 Pillow',
210 itirtnis,
cO Ice Ilook,
2 sets shoeing Stock",
It 0 W hie Lai rows,
60 Iron l'ots.
jbo llatcliots,
5 Sctew D ivers,
12 Monkey V renches,
11 Drawing Knives,
2 Spint l.eve s,
6 Ai zes end band Axes,
4 Si ts Stocks aud Dies,
100 ( hi-els (assorted),
600 llailer qtiar9,
i0 gr sh Ituukles,
10 grors Ha v r Bolts,
10 anoss kinps.
4 Lutch Ovens,
90 Dour Bolts and Thumb
276 Stove Pine. Joints and: Latches.
I.. . ire f i .... . . i .
biLVni, '111, LilJUKB ffl"VriUUf,
CO Camp Kettles,
itSluks,
i Piov. 8,
6 ltoad Scrapers,
80(0 l'lat tiring Laths,
Wi Wagon Mounds (new),
'800 Carria"i- Knobs,
'i0 ibs. Copr Hivcts,
150 pairs -tutt Hinges,
160 pairs Strap Hinges,
'80 t hairs,
2 Olhe l ables,
i '.'6 Otlice and Field Desks,
letu troughs,
SB Double tree and Lead 18,000 Orin Sacks.
1 are, I
OLe "Pcl'on's Eight horse Povcr," with bear
irgs and bo.ts, stalling, gearing, pulleys, etc.,
ai.d
Ono Force Pump, capable of forcing: twolve
thousand (12.C0O) gallons ot water per day.
Anu many other aniclea not enumerated in the
atove list.
1 eimf Cash, in Government lunds,
SIoicb wib be deliveret on the wharf ol the
Gicttoro Depot, tree ol expense to the pur
chaser. The purchaser will be allowed five (6) days from
dale ol rale in which to remove the stores
A beat lor liiesLoro will leave the Sixth Street
tthai't every hour during the days oi sae
JAMES A. KKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-Get. erai, In charge
4 24 12t liist Division, Q M. O. O.
AiSSlsi AIN'T QUAHlEli.V ASIfcR'S OFtlCE
ho. lloU GlKAhD MiKLKI',
Piiiladklphia, April 24, 1806.
. Will be sold at Public Aucnou, on accouut of the
Unitea Stiitcs, oe tno grout ds.
AT CHrsNUt HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
ON tATUUDAlf, May 6 h, aud MONDAY,
May 7-b, lb06,
Sae commencing each day a. eleven (11) o'clock,
A M. :
Ino Buildings, etc., heretofore known at the U.
. Mower Hos ital viz. :
86 1" mure built IngB
6 cc:ar Water Tanks, rapacitv 12 C00 gallons each.
1 Cedar Water Ti tk, capacity 26J0 gallons
7 Cor king Uanget
1 Abt'oti & t o 's oal Kcale.
1 VN oithingtou Steam I'um,i.
1 veiy ruptnor Steam Kngine, 8 horse power, with
si aitiuif and bedina In flue or. er; ueariy new.
2 Tubular Boilers 4 feet diameter.
44S8 leet ot Oak Picket Fonce.
170 Livl tuli g-rcd irons.
6 large Wooden Wash Troughs.
66 VV o den V) ash Sinks.
49 Iron Soil Containers.
22 Iron Hoppers.
J00 Table i ops. and 820 Trestles.
275 W ooden Benches.
i he tramo bundings contain
1,000 7!0 leet Hem ock and Wi de Pine Scant ing,
786 8!i0 leet I ongui d and Woiked Boards.
876,110 icit Bough Boar. s.
2U8 000 feet Hoorir g Boards.
60 ti et ( ountcr and Shelving, in dispensary.
112 700 Bricks, in ch roney stacks and ranges.
Ihe LuilUiues will be so d separa ely.
1 eriiis ol Sa'f ah, Government lunds.
A ueposit of ten (111) per cent, to be paid on
each Lid, balance to be paid on teudition of the ac
count iho Iron and Terra Cotta Pipe to be Bold by the
loot, bs ibt y ne buried in the ground, and to be dun
up. and be riouod tllied in by the purcua'cr, and is
u oiiost d to amount io
176 leet oi 4 inch, and 2050 feetol li to 2-Inch Iron
Cas 1 li'o, more ot less
the lion Wutcr ana Drain Pipe is supposed to
tmciuni to
70n act oi 6-incb, 1GC0 leot ol 4-incli and 8 Inch,
eaui ns'JtciiVoly
600 reet ol 4 inch Drain Pipo, more or loss, and 4
6-iLch Iron Valves.
'i he lena C t a Pipe is supposed to amount to
1700 leei ot 14-inch, more or 'ess.
P ans of buildings cun be obtained at this oilico
utd si cciliiatlons of the propetty seen
'Ihe ten o'clock A. M train of the Philadelphia.
On mantown, and Norn town Kuliroad Company
will airiveat Jiower Hospital In rime tor the sule,
sti'itmu Irom Ninth and die-u streets.
The buildings, eto. must le removed within thirty
(30i i nvs lioiu daie of saie, and wbl be at thu risk ol
ue i uitliaKcr.
By order of
Bievet Biigadier General GEOKGE II CRO'MAN,
Atsis out Quurlerinater-Cienorttl U ft A,
OEOuOE U OlfME,
4 24 lit Captain and Ass.staut Quarturmusior.
T a miJTTA tWov "govkknmkst i ito-
1 l Fil l Y. Will le sold at l;vt ItEUV, Norih
Cuiolina a large amount of OKDsAlSOE and
OKI NANCE 1STOHLS. Sale to commence on the
16i h nay ot May, 1800, at 10 o'olock A. M, and con
tinued daily until al be property, the principal
elates ot which are given beiow, aro sold:
lion and Brass duns, tiun Carriages, Harness,
Sadd es, Halters, Brdlos, Blanketa, Wheels, id
lion. Lead, Smiths', Armorers' and oaddlors' Tools.
Oiu I eather, Shng Shots, Gins complete, lufantrv
I quii'ineiiis, Implements tor Field aud Siege Uuns,
ar d other articles too numerous to mention.
Correct lls'S oi articles to be sold will be furnished
upon application to this otlice
By order ot Major-Goneral A. B DYEB, Chief ol
Orduanco, Washington. D. C.
JASPEH MYERS,
4 10 tfi 13 Brer. Capt. Ord Dept. U. S. A.
Bit 1 D E B B U U ( MACHIMS WOKK3,
orriCK,
Ho. 69 S. PHONT 8TOEET,
rerLADiuj'HiA.
W are prepared to nil orders to any extent for oar
MAI hTnERT fOK COTTON AND WOOLLEN MIXTA,
ncludiug all recent Improvements In Carulng, Bpinulun.
tud W tavtug. .
We Invite the atoatlon ol manufacturers to oar ax tea
1 UII.
11
ALT BCD JINK.B 80S.
GOVFRNMLN"r SALES.
SALEUF 81 I AM OH1PT MILL,
AT IBB ' ,
CAVALRY DKlOl 1. 1 FSfORO. D. C.
CUAailUJIABTlB C,ylBAL'B OVFICB, )
JlRdT DlTISlOH, (
Wabfikot, D. C , April 17. 1806 1
By orCerof the Qusrteiniaster (.enerai, there will
re sold on the pitmisrs, at public aueti -n, nndor
He tllMction of tsplain t.eotgo 1. Browning.
a n At '
' , ON WFPNEsrAY Kav J8, 1806,
at 12 o'cltck M , the following der-crrbed mblii
o pro
terty.to wrti
CNF (I i JAM
CR'N'DlNti AND
FERD
ri i
(firnie, Mi(h n ntsive giuniie foundations). 40 ly 80
net, with dial, i, at, and ruen.e houses a lac ml, all
cjt s.iucKd r.t tho vuy test maienal, and lu tho
m i-t mi sini.tial tnatim r
A io, tt the rane lime and place, tic mnchi'ent
1 1 d jn ini ttt. ot the nil1! roii-isni,g ol
ONIl (li khuiKs, OF 100 HtlKnK I'OW ER,
itr. o under ot tw.Mv-leo (22) Inches d nmator
ai rl tv.n.t-ioiu U, uichis stroke, st u,ori u neiyy
cast irou ted-p ate, with cold and hor at i- .imps
i d lentrr ai d a cusi-irou (ly. liwi, with d"'vinrr.
i viley.ol tliennr en nter nl ten (10) lee. m ...amo.
ui and twenty-Iour(24)ii,ches foco, with Ju .son'a
I n' r nt governor
TWO .2) BOIL FRS. OF CO-HOttSE lOEB
FAt H,
n ade of the best boiler iron, flve-slxleontlis (.V 16) of
an licli:ri ti ictn ss live (6) bet in diam. n r ami
c urtr en (14) leet live (6 inches in length , -aoli
JnC? ,B'n""' '"eiity-six(7t! la,,-wo del fliirm,
each three (,i) and ono-fourth (J) inches in o.uinetor!
will: all l.n n qirisiu upiu inrtu'i s
UN 10) I'AIK OH Ut" Fl' PATENT PCCIT.
Mil.LSAV 1UiKTV W INCHES MtilAU
coi s'lucltd or solid French I nrr millstone and sot
In brsvy. wc1.-ialni.ccd lisnies, w.th hav-cutiers.
r'f veto.s, and coiiyeyors sulhciont locuf anil hmdla
the l av. gr. in, nTil prepared Iced on the must eco.
l (lnirul ar d inbor-Faviug nlae.
1 1 e si altiurr in ol tiniflied wrought Iron, and tho
rutiei s ol ci st iron, laced and baiarc"d,witti hangera
ana Lcxee, tullicient to drive ten (10) pans ol biurn,
tic. I he mam driving be t Is ot iour (4) plv rubber,
end twenty iour (24 1 ncl.es wide. Ihe be ta tof
unv ng the rnilis, etc., aro ot the best oafc-hmncd.
pati m sir tched leather
The t-.neiie, IHneiR Machinery, and Fix.'nres of
even description, are oi the vcr be-t material and
woit.maiit.hip. and aro still in exc-lieu' condition
ai e line woiting order, the mill having toeu in opo
lot on only etioui Udeen mnntlis.
It denned advirable by the scent ot tho t overn
n ent on the day of sa e, tho bui.diug will bo sold
eeiaiatey.
lei ms- Cash, in Government funds.
lurclot-rrr wbl bo required to remov. their
property Left ro the 11 ret (lr-t) cay ol JuK next,
unless othcrtviso arranged with tho owner" ol tha
crounds.
A loot lor Cieiloro will lcnvo tho Sixth "tree
whorl every In ur (lining the dtiy ol sae
eny lurthpi inloruiutiou that mav bo defirtvl wil
be given iiiion iippiiciriioir. In peonor by leitrr to
t ni iuin GFOKt,. 1'. HKOWNIKO, Assistant Ouar
teimaster, CioLoro, or to this cilice.
Bievet Pi gBdler-Cenerol, in charge 1st D visioa,
Quarterma-ter-Cenrral's Ctl':co. 41Sow
caTeof(.o" KKN VEN v piToperi y, "at
O lOillUMs llOMlOb V.
Al'.MY ( I.( 1H1M3 AM) KyUIPAOB OPFICK 1
IOBTH1-P8 iiOMtoit. Va.. At ril 28. 18.W I
1 he lollov. iii articles ol irregular clothing will be
sold at 1 tibiic Auction, at Oovernment cii.tmuc
Moiehonso. on road leading t . Camp Ui.inluon,
1-ortiiss Monroe, Vu on WEDNESDAY. Slav Id.
16C0 at 10 c'clock A. H., viz :- y '
tlf O paiis leggings, new,
8C.00 i bus tiowsers, i ew.
66 citizens' coat-, new,
22 rails brogaus, new.
7 liatiuo juckets new.
28 Xouavo vests, n w.
ISZouavo scans, new.
ID Zouave caoN new.
2 Zouave Jackets, new.
1' 4 greatcoats, damngotL
122 drocs coats, damaged.
CO hats and caps, osmaued.
Tern s I ash, in Oovt ri.meut fund.
I ui chaners must n move tue.r property within Brt
da s irom date oi salo.
By orcer ol Quartermaster-General.
JOHN LlVHv'8.
Military Storekeeper United stules Army.
E F JAMI.S,
4 TTC Auctioneer.
OA LE OF ARMY WA GONj"
Cbief Guabtemiabtek's Ofpioe
rJ
Depot of Wakhotopj
WAemOTON D C , April .9 iSOC
ccuicu i roposais are invnou lor ine purchusu (
I-JI A ...IV 111 a.,-. t .
uiu flii.m rvAuviina,
in lots of not loss than twoi ty-tlve.
Thefe wagoDsare worn but still Bcrvlccab e fof
roan ar d (arming purposes.
Propocals wi 1 be received until 12 M., WEiNE3
DAY, May 9.
Payment (in Government funds) will bo required
upon iiotillcation ot acceptance of bid, and prior to
the delivery ol the Wagons. Ihe right to reject all
bids considered too low ib n sei vd
These wagons are at Lincoln Depot, about onft
mi e east ol ti e Capitol, and cau be seen bv applying
lo Colonel lompkms tiie Quartet master n clmrgo.
Proposals shou d be sicned with ho binder's full
nemo, and give bis Post Office addre endorsed
' PiopuealB to puicbaBO.Ain y Wagons," and uircoted
to
D H BUCKKK,
Brevet Mnjor-Gen. and Chief Quarter run-1 r,
4 20 16t Depot of wan m ton.
OALE OF SPADES, tUOVELs, ETO.
Chief Qcartebmaftir's Office, )
IrtPOT of Washington, t
WARfirxnTflV tl I ' Annl 1Q 'IQ.-A I
Will ha ntrf nt A,,nit.... l.A 1.
. X " "'"i viiiiiri iuduiii'KIIUUUI tRIH
tain D G Thomas, Military Storekeeper at 'o.hinir
Lepot, Aimory ."quaie, tu's city, oa MONDaY.
Ma- 14 1806, at 10 o'clock A. M :- a
17,000 bpaves, new)
6600 rbort handled and 1600 long-handled Sl.ovola,
ntwj and
90 Siblev Tents, worn.
I faese Spades ai d Sbovols are from the bet mann
tactuiers, and many of them are ia origiua pack
ages
Tents will te Eold singly; Spades and Shovels
in lots oi twelve, with the invlege ol twelra
orzen
Five days are allowed purchasers to removo their
gi ode.
leinis Cath, in Government lunds.
D. 11. ItUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chiei Quartermaeti-r,
4 21 18t ilpPL Mullli! 'ot
AESISTAN1 QUART K.R VI ASTER'S OFFICE
Philadelphia. May 1, Uttfl.
rPOrOSALh FOK M ANU HE,
Sealed Proposals will Le received at this eflVos
untrl 12 o'clock M , SATURDAY, May 6, 1806, lor thai
I urchaso ana removal semi-weekly, ot ail Jlanure
that mav accumulate at the Government stablest
1 WEN'l Y-lHlKD and WALNUT Streo s I'luiadefr
pl.ia, l a., torsixtv (00) dajsliotn date of aoceixanoa
of the highest b d' er.
Bidders wnl state ibe price In writina- and flirnrea:
per load. For one (1) horse c .rt, two (2i hors
wagon, and lour (4) horse wagon loads, each n
sj tciively.
1 B) n ents to be made before removal of manure.
1 he rielit is n seived to reject all bids not dotiioadl
lor the interest of the Government.
Endorse envelone "l'roposais for Manure " arjrl
scidress to the undersigned
By oioer of Brevet Bilir. (3n. G. H Cro man.
AesistanlQuartermaater-Geueral U S. A.
HENRY BOW MAN,
6 1 4c Capt. and a sat Quartern) infer.
Ob DNANCE OrFICE, UNITED S T AFeS
NAVY YARD,
Phiiadei pniA. April 24, 1366.
On WEDNESDAY, the 0th of Mav next at 13
o'c ock 51 , wPl be sold by auction, at the rhiladet
pliia tavy Yaid, the lollowing artioies in esllmaleii
i.uui, titles, its
.luiik, ten tons.
0 a t unvos five tons.
1 en per cent ot the purchase monoy must be(lu
I osned at the close ot the Bale, the remainder to be
paid and the goods lomoved within live days altofc
tho sale.
Commod le H. K. IIOFF, U. S. N ,
4 26 17t Inspector ol Orduuuoe.
OVEItNJlENT HARNESS AND 8ADPI-ES
1 NEW AM) r-LltiHTLY WORN AN IMMKMSQ
bl OCK Harness, rsadilli s. Halters Kelns, Lead Uhm,
oilers, Wagun Covers, M.e ter lentA. Portable Furgei
etc. elo., very cl ean. A lot of entirely new Olrloeni
fcHild cH, only 118 ; w 1th Tlated Bit Bridle, 2I. Whulrwoia
and retail
PITKIN O.,
4 lm yp. 339 Korth FBOST Street I hlimlat
Q II E EN TEAS,
GRKEN COKJJ,
FRESH PKACBES,
FRESH TOMATOES, PLUMS ttwj
AI13EItT O. ItOliEUTS.
DEALER IN FJNE 0E0CE1U1CH
COB ELEVENTH AHD VTJSK hT3,i