CITY INTELLIGENCE
ftr Additional Local luma $e Eighth Page
Proceedings in CouwciLH. Th stated
meeting ot Councils was held yesterday altcr-l
noon. i
telect Council. A rornnmrjlcation vm received
from the Chrenut and Walnut Streets Paiwenfrer
Hallway Company, requesting to be Informed
at what time the chesnut Street Bridge will be
completed, as the Company desire to provide
the proper equipment ior the extension of the
road. Referred.
A communication was received from Lawman
A Co., ottering to sell to the city the portraits
cf I'reeidf nts Harrison, Monroe, and Jackson,
lately in the Pcale Collection. Eel erred to the
Committee on Cltv Property.
Mr. Ilodudon, from the Committee to verify
the cash accounts of the City Treasurer, re
ported the tollowtog as the statement ot the
accounts up to May It Cah balance on hand,
1.0!6,636'66; trust funds, f 39,l(;7-30.
Mr. Wagner, from the Committee on Law,
reported In favor of the ordinance authorizing
the deposit of United States, State of Pennsyl
vania, or city securities, instead of real estate,
as security lor heads or departments, the par
ties making the deposit to receive the accruing
interest. The bill wag postponed.
Mr. Van Cleve introduced an ordinance re
quiring every passenper railway company to
place guards aiound the wheels, in order to
prevent accidents. A penalty ot $50 is affixed
for non-compliance with the ordinance. Before
any plan Ik judopted by the railroad company it
is to he submitted to a special committee in
Councils. Postponed. '
A communication was received from the
Chief Engineer of the Water Works in regard
to the stand-pipe at Kensington, lie states
tbat the stand-pipe is liuifhcd and in use, but
no appropriation was made for ornamental
work.
Mr. Freeman, from the Committee on fiirard
Kfctatc, reported that $!)()0(f had been collected
of the Lawrence Todd Legacy.
An ordinance directing the amount to be
invested in City Clonus us reported and
adopted.
Mr. Van Cleve submitted a resolution lor the
appointment of a special committee of live mem
bers Irom each chamber to pxamine the inven
tions lor preventing accidents on passenger rail
ways, and report the test. Agreed to.
Mr. Cattell presented a certified copy of the
act of Assembly dividing the Twcuiy-t'eurtb.
Ward into two wards, and creating an additional
ward, to be called ttie Twenty-seventh Ward.
Mr. Cattell submitted in connection with this
act two ordinances dividing the Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-seventh Wards into election dis
tricts. Mr. Sperintr, from the Ccmralrtee On City Pro
perty, to which was referred tlie communication
oi J. Boss Suowden, Prottionotary of the Su
preme Court, af-king to be furnished with a
rre-proof, reported against eranting the request.
The committe state that tne court officers are a
source ot expense to the city, while the emolu
ments of tne oQice go into the pockets of the in
cumbents or into the treasury of the State. It
is suggested that the emoluments are sufficient
to warrant the officers in furnishing the office.
The committee ask to be discharged lrom the
lurtber consideration of the subject. Adopted.
the ordinance providing for the public health
and cleanliness, under consideration at the last
stated meeting, was again taken up on third
reading. A debate on the general features of
tne bill ensued. Objection was made to the sec
tion which require connection to be made with
sewers m cases of the overflow of gutters to
houses already erected. lu answer to this, it
was urged by the friends of the bill that it ap
plied only to cases where there wa-i an excessive
flow ot water over the pavement.
On the final pHssaee ot the bill the yeas were
12 and the nays 10. 8o the bill passed.
The resolution from Common Council, provid
ing for the appointment of a special committee'
to invebtigate charges against the Chief Engi
neer of the Water Works, was referred to the
Committee on Water.
The ordinance Irom Common Council chang
ing the site of the new Court House was con
curred in. Adjourned.
In Common Council, a communication was
presented from tbe Thirteenth and Fifteenth
S'reets Passenger Railroad Company, stating
that the said Company have the right under the
charter to lay out and construct a passenger
railway, with a double track, on Broad strpet,
and the convenience of the travelling public re
quires additional railway accommodation north
of Columbia avenue, which can be as well given
by a single track on Broad street, as by a double
track, provided the said Company bo permitted
to extend their track upon Thirteenth street
from Columbia avenue to Diamond street, and
on Diamond street from Thirteenth to Broad
street; that the said Company have also the
rifiht to lav a double track on Spring Garden
st eet west from Broad strret; and a connection
irom- Broad to Thirteenth street would avoid
the necessity of laying a track upon Broad street
south ol Spring Harden Mi eet.
That a resolution was passed by City Councils
rcquiiibg paid Company to tiike up and remove
their tracks upon Twentv-titth street, from
Spring (iardpn street to the Fait mount gate, the
ri.eht to lav which track is claimed by said Com
pany as incident to their right to run .to Fair
moiiuS. " ,
The petition of said Companv, therefore, re
spectfully asks leave to lav down tracks upon
streets hereby designated. '
Referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. Billiogton renorted an ordinance appro
priating $6100 to pay for renairs to tne 2d, 10th,
11th, 12th. 15th, and 10n District Station
Houses. Adopted.
Mr. Little, of the Survey Committee, reported
an ordinance fixing the charge for constructing
sewers at $125 per lineal loot per frontage.
Adopted.
The same gentleman rrported an ordinance
fixing its w hart line on Wind mill Island, so as
to rxtend the eaot line :outh. from the canal.
Agreed to.
Mr. Griifiths, of the Committee on Trust
and Fire, to whom was relened the petition of
the fiiemen asking that the Slate House bell
should be rung lor fires, reported in favor of
granting the request ot tbe petitioners, with an
ordinance appropriating $('.;u-66 to pay the sala
ries of two additional bell-ringers tor the Stale
House.
Mr. Fox moved that the bill be indefinitely
postponed.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
agreed to yeas, 18: nays, 14.
Mr. Hancock, of the Sptecial Committee to
whom was referred the resolution providing
for changing the plans and site of the new
Court House, reported an ordinance favorable
to the change, and provididg that the change
fhalj nof involve any greater sura than $8000.
Adapted.
Mr. Hetzell ottered the following:
Resolved, That the City Solicitor be and is hereby
requested to inform the.e Councils, whether or not
Id his oinulon, the Act of Asa rubly, of February 2,
1864, gives these Councils the power to compel the
attendance of witneises befom Committees of Iuvea
taxation, aad if the power la so grail tod, in what
uianuer tbe same can be entorcod. Adopted.
Mr. Evans submitted a resolution, providing
for the appointment of a Joint Committee of
five irom each Chamber, to investigate cert iiu
charges made in the (Jermantown Teleirapti
again 6 1 tbe Chief Engineer ot the Water Works
and his annual report. Agreed to.
The resolution tr jra the same Chamber, pro
viding for the appointment of a committee to
examine inventions to prevent accidents on rail
roads, was laid on the tabic. Adjourned. ,
Counterfeit Money. Two brothers,
named Augustus and Harr - King, were before
United States Commissioner 8raith yesterday
afternoon, charged with having counterfeit
fifty-cent notes in their possesion. They were
arrested yesterday morning tv Detective (Jeortre
H. Smith, Joshua Tapgart. and Charles W.Wood,
on SnnHom street, above Broad. The first named
defendant had in his possession HUM in counter
feit tilty5iut notes, and on the person of the
other oetndant wa found but one counterfeit
note. Th prisoners were held to answer.
THE DAILY
Ufitid States Naval TJoeprTAiv for
FHiLinxLrBiA. Tbe General Government in
tends to build a large and' commodious Naval
Hospital, on the grounds occnpled by the Naval
Asylum, on the Gray's Ferry road. Tbe bnild
ing is to be 300 feet long, by 63 feet In depth in
centre, and 27 feet in depth on the wings. The
centre building Is to be 147 feet In front and each
of the wings 81 feet. The structure Is to be in
part or Connecticut brown stone, in part ot
hammered stone from the Delaware county
quarries, and in part ot dressed brick. The main
front is to be ornamented with a brown stone
portico, with columns, pilasters, entablature,
and cornice of elegant style. Proposals for the
work are invited through Tn Evbnino Tele
graph this afternoon, by Dr. HorwitK, Chief or
the Navy Bureau or Medicine and Surgery. The
plans and specifications maybe seen at the office
of John McArthur. Jr.. architect. No. 200 South
Sixih street, whose drawings were adopted by
the Govern m ent,twlthont alreration. '
Folice Items. Benjamin Murray, arrested
at Manayunk on the charge of passing a twenty
dollar bill, purporting to be an issue of the First
National Bank of Portland. Connecticut, had a
hearing before United States Commissioner Mer
peant yesterday. James Brown testified that
Murray passed a note of the kind dcribcd, on
him, and Lieutenant Uolgate and Sergeant.
Petcrman testified that three counterfeits, all
twenty-dollar bills, were found in defendant's
possession after his arrest, besides $24'35 in good
money. He was bound over to answer.
There is no such bank as the First National
Bank of Portland. Connecticut, and it i nnita
probable that the same plate will be altered to
the First National Hank ol Portland, Maine, a
eor.n as a notice of this counterfeit is widely
circulate!. Ihe note is capitally executed, and
would deceive any one but an export.
A Final Commitment. Sam iel Bera
man, a colored man, who was arrested by Spe
cial Ollicer E. W. Cailin, had a further hearing
before Alderman Bcitler yesterday afternoon,
charged with stealing iron from the freight can
ot the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Jacob
Trump, charged with, receiving tbe stolen pro
perty, also had a hearing. Both prisoners were
committed to answer the charge at the next
tti in of the Court.
Arrest of a Beogab. Officer Reedcr,
of the 1'epgnr Detectives, arrested a man on
Wednesday afternoon on the charge of vagrancy.
He gave the name of Lewis Schnygle. The
accused was taken before an alderman, when it
was stated that at the time of the arrct he had
his head boui.d up undtr the pretext that his
head was broken. Two small children were
found in the care of Schnygle. They were sent
to the Home lor Friendless Children, and the
defendant w as held to answer for the offense.
Anton Proust Communicative. Chief
Franklin visited Antoj Probst yesterdav, and
was told by him that an umbrella which he had
carried oil irom the Bearing farm house, and
which had not been missed, was to be found at
the public house of Mr. Leckleldt, in New Mar
ket street, w here the travelling bag of Miss Dolan
was recovered. In no part of tbe conversation
v. ith the Chief yesterday did Probst speak of an
accomplice, as h had always done previously.
Malicious Act. -On Wednesday evening
Mrs. Hannah Adams, residing in Fotilkrou
street, Frankford, while walking not far
from her residence, met an unknown man, who
threw into her face and eyes what was supposed
to be vitriol, as it burned her considerably.
Before assistance reached her the villain had
run off, and has not since been arrested.
Accidentally Stiot. Early yesterday
morning, as Mr. Leo Itichined, residing at No.
1344 Frankford road, was passing a burglar
alarm pistol, which be had attached to his
yard-door, his elbow came in contact with it,
and the weapon was discharged, and the load
entered his shoulder, causing a painful wound.
! LNTJiltESTING ITEMS.
A Tboct op Good Proportions. The Carron
(Nevaoa) Apjwal reports that a Chinaman of
tbat section recently caught a trout weighing
thutj-eight pounds.
Tub Amewcan Medical Association. The
nineteenth annual session of the American Medi
cal Association was held in Baltimore,. May 1.
About two hundred delegates weie present.
1 III. Professor Alexander Dallas Bache, Chief
ot the Coast Survey, is seriously ill in Washing
ton, and little hope is entertained ol his recovery.
He is said to sutler greatly from the disease,
which will probably close his career.
Ex-Mayor Stith fob Alderman. Gerard
ftilh, formerly Mayor in New Orleans.land now
foreman of tbe composing room of the Picayune
of that city, has been nominated as candidate
lor alderman, vice J. O. Nixon, resigned.
An Expensive Vineyard. A vineyard was
lately sold by auction at Gevry, in the Cote d'Or,
France, at the rate of $5000 an acre the
highest price ever known to have been given in
that country,
5 Gold in New Hampshire. A New England
company, with a capital of $200,000, has leased
lor one hundred years a tract of six hundred
acres in Lisbon, N. II., where theie are valuable
gold, silver, and lead mines.
Gambling in Pabib. It is said that the ave
rage money which has changed hands in 'play"
every month this year, since January, at one
Paris club alone, is $800,000, which gives a re
turn of $9,600,000 per annum.
A "Bummeb" in Wilmington, N. C Tne citi
zens of Wilmington. N. C, are exceedingly in
dignant at the efirontery of a man who followed
Sherman's army as a "bummer," and now ven
tures to advertise himself as a drayman in that
City. .
Thb Zoological , Society of London, This
society has recently made an addition to their
valuable collection ot Hooker's eared seal, more
commonly called the sea bear., It is a native ol
the Falklaud liles and the neighborhood ol
Cape Horn.
Smuggling. Smuggling is so extensively prac
tised on the Kusso-Prussiun frontier that "it has
been calculated the loss of revenue, in a district
covering about one-third of the whole frontier
amounted in 18t;o to 11,610,000 roubles, and in
18C1 to 10.490,000 roubles. ' .
Tub Choleba Cases in Halifax. The pilot
who brought the steamer Enqland into Halifax
lias since died, with two members of his family.
He said, boiore his death, that he did not board
the vessel, but merely towed in her wake
whence he gave the necessary directions. '
A Sunday Market in Mobile. The Mobile
(Ala.) Times has "no desire to stir up any reli
gious controversy, nor even to wound the sus
ceptibilities of any class of men," but neverthe
less feels ll to be a public duty to advise the
opening of a market on Sunday morning be
tween daybreak and 9 o'clock A. M."
A Life Inbcbancb Decision. Joseph Easter
brock, Jr., of Camden, Me., insured bis lite for
$3000 some time ago, and afterwards became
deranged and committed suicide by shooting.
Tb insurance companv refused to pay the
policy, but the Maine Supreme Court decides
that they must pay the $3000, and the costs be
sides. . , . ' -
Professor Blot in Boston. The stringency
of the Massachusetts Liquor law has stirred up
"Quilp," of the Boston Post, into the subjoined
effort:
"BLOT AT THB HUB
Kays Blot, ttie Ptoressor, 'parbttu!
Now vat in ce 'Hub' vdl I do?
. ; for how mi 1 cook,
j By te rule In sa book,
i .Vic no via foi zejrraveyf -MonDien!"
Death of Dr. Hodoktn. We (Lmdon Star)
deepl? regret to announce the death of Dr.
Hodgkln, the well-known philanthropist and
man ot science. This unexnected event too
place on Thnrsdav last, at Jaffa, whither the de
ceased gentleman had accomnanted Sir Moes
Montetiore. Dr. Hodgkin was a man of large
hearted benevolence, of great and varied attain
mentf, and ot unquestionable anthorit in many
branches of ethnological as well as medical sci
ence. His loss will be keenly lelt by a large
class of bis country men.
EVENING TELEGRAPH.-
AMUSEMENTS.1
K ISLET'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
IXCHAROF..
, cioirfttitotlpcrf oi AmaMiDtnt navlMihatf
B to H o't .c m rnlng. 111 i
JJNITED STATES PRIZE CONCERT
' TO BE GIVEN AT '
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
May S 8, 1800.
125,00 0 VALUABLE PRIZES,'
wtr VALUED AT $492,575'23,'
t i. , , ' , '
WILL I'E HtKBF.NTED 10 TICKET-H0LDER8,
INCLUDING
$ICO,OCO IN GREENBACKS.
"""" ... i
Nnnber ef TWkets Issned, 500,000.
. PAICE, SI'OO EACH.
1 h's in tba greatest Inducement ever offered to the
pnblio, one ticket Qf every lour drawlig a prize, a
Ohe lollonlog pnaes are a few among tbe many to bn
frawn. Fortull list ice circular:
1 Oilt. In Greenback! 130 00
1 do do .... 10 0011
1 do do A,0'i-i
I do do , 4,00
1 do do 3,0 ill
1 do do J 000
56 do do $1000 each 28 CC0
8 do co 9400 each , 10,000
20 do .do t5J each , 1,000
1 do. Residence Ko. tsi Waoagh avenue I0.(M)
1 do do Lake street s ood
1 do do Ho. 87 Sewberrv Hreet 4.000
5 do Cottages, on Fuiton, near I'au lna St.... 10.000
S do do Ko 16!) W. Liberty and No.
537 W.Indiana street! 6 000
J do do in good locality. ),ooo
610 do City Lota, i,v O each 8,000
The drawing will take p:ace alter the Concert, on
theitagcot the. Opera House, where in,(m0 pertomcan
witness it, . A committee will be appointed by the au
dience to superintend the same. All purchasers and
agent! will be supplied with correct lists or drawings a4
scon aa published. Tartles holding ticket! will retain
tiitui until. aller the drawing, and if (heir number ap
pears in tho list ot drawn numbers, they will forward
ttelr ticket Immediately, with lull directions ai to tbe
shipping of goods or moneys, rickets are for sole at
irmclpal Hotels, Book, and Music (stores in the city
nd at our office, K o. 133 DE AB UORN Street. Price, $1
each. Sent by mall on receipt or price and stainD for
return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every city,
town, and village In tbe United States, to whom
great Inducements are offered. Belereuces required
SPECIAL TEBMS, OR CLUB BATES.
Any party procuring a club ot five or more names Tor
tickets, in d foiwarding ub the money for the same, will
be allowed the following commission, viz:
WE WILL SEND
8 Tickets to one address for 4-so
10 uo ao Uo 9 no
20 do ao do H -so
30 do do do .!h
40 uo do do ...V.V .' 350i
. Ml do do do i i-iMi
And IHO do do do .....V.'.V.'.BS V0
In every ease tend the name and post o ce address
oi eaih tcparnte subscriber.
' Monty by drait. dosi ollice order, express, or In re
gintered le.tem. may be sen( at our risk
All ccmmunicailoui si.oulU be addressed to
WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
Ko. 1J3 DEAKBOBN Street,
Chicago, III..
Post Office Drawer 8913.
The proprietor will donate to the Lincoln and Douglas
Monument rand '.U0O; a o, there will be MW reserved
roni tbe penon drawing the 30 UuO priie. lor the same
j Ickeis can be had of the Agent 'or Phllauelnhla M
A. Vt 1LMJK. at the vUllla.ii 1-enn HotoL
Keiertnce.-Hon. M.tt. WilkliiBon ex-Senatorof Mln
neotai Hon G. V. Lawience. M. C ol 1'a : Hon. Alex
M. C. oi Pa. t Hon ajor Dan. Mace, ex M. O ol Ind :
Hon. IiaJ. Lacock,ol Kansas! Hon. Wm. Lefnnitwell
Lvons Iowa (lion. Joseph Knox, of ChlcaiO: lion '
(iraves Kiuitb.of Allnn : Jacob Poigythe. Aict. At ' H
R.. Chicago. Ill j M . Kronuerg ti 'o.. ImDortnni Ur
Loutolana. '8 ' WinM"' I 6 C ' ur!en,
S. B.-Fditors of rountry papers are au(horlzed to act
as our agents, and they wl I be allowed ; all eomraissl.,n
on all ticket ord-red, whether far themtolves or oihor
parties, who may order tbrougn them Proposals lor to
sorting this advertisement requeoted. gj
MRS. JOHN I)REV7'8 NEW ARCH STREET
THEA1KE, Begins at 7 o'clock. "
FADE WELL BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT OF
MADAME CKLEHTE. rIU',r v
MADAME OKLKBTe: 1
who will aprear in two grand plays.
. i 'iHlS (Fndav) EVhNiNU, May 4.
Hi. MAKY'H EVE. .
Madeleine Martime CELESTE
irtvlous to wbivh, rianebe's great Drama of.
1HE CHILD OF THE Wai Cfi.. '
Maurice, a Dumb Boy Madame CELESTE
8 TURD AY.
THE 8TR ET.- OF NEW YOEK,
In all It! original completeness. ' i -
MONDAY-llenetH of UcKitE RANKIN.
Hci secured six da a lu advance. -
ALNUT BTKEKT V ll E A T R tS.-N. E.
n- rner NINTH and WALNDT Streets Boidns
quarter to 8.
BENEFIT . .
ns of
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
bPECIAL NO IKJJ.
In consequence oi tbe length and importance oi
UAiiLcr,
as now presented, the puUlo Is most respectioMy in
lormedtliat the overture will commence nt a quarter
pwt seven o'clock, at (he conclusion of whxhtbecur
lain wi.i rice.
THIS, AND .VERY EVENING,
( MK. EDWIN BOOTH
I AS
B AMLKT.
Ifartes Mr. CHARLES BRRON
Ibe i.hos( at. J, 11. TA LOR
H-A " LEX will conttl.ute the evening ! per i orm ;iuce
NEW AMEBIC AN THE A T R E -WALNUT
Street, above EWhth. -
BRILLIANT COMBINATION.
KVEUT tVEMNO,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SAlljBDAY AFTER.
NOONS.
LAST WFEK OF EL NINO EDDIE,
MAD'LLK F'jRIiESTA L.
'1 be wondenul Female Gymnast, from Europe.
Mr Q.W. NM 11 ii and Ballet I rou e
Hongs, 1 aiices Diamas, Ethiopian 1 nrleitq te i, e'o.
USICAL FUND n ALL.
i COMPLIMENTARY CONCiRT
oa mi
PIIESK NT ATION
OF THB . -
Carl Wolfsohn Testimonial, '
On Batvirday Eveninp;, : May 6.
For particulais see frogrammet. To be had at the
Mnslc b tores. 8 i 4t
QPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TOA
O . - OHEAT WORK OF ART,
., ROW 0 XHIBITIO AT
F. GB .YLEWITZ3
! IHILADELfHlA RT OiuLJCRY, t
No. 130S CHESNUT t eet.
1 Cammarana's Great Historical Plelureoi the
tiMKlNCJ OF ALIAMUhl. ,
' BT CkUlllAL RUFVO, IN 119 J ' J '
Fair ted b order oi me Italian Govrnment.
1 he Picture will be engraved by JuH HAHTAIN.
Fer a mil ueoerlnilon oi Ihisextraoid rary pioUugtloa.
we reter to tbe printed details In the Gailery.
AdmUslon lo tbe Oaterv, U eeata. 4 21 lm
r E H M A N I A ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE-
VT neartals everv rUTLR!Y AFTERMUON AT
Ht'iKAL H hU HALL. IH o'clock. . Ennauements
n so by ddreuiiif OEOSG B HAS 1 LK T, AgeutTNo. i 1
MONTEREY sueet between Race and Vine. 1 ltt
-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW THB8NUT STREET THEATRE,
CHTPNUT Street, above Tweitth,
L, GBOVEB 41 W. E. SINN, Lessee and Manager.
Mr WILLIAM t. SINN Resident ManMrer,
lias tb honor to announce te but friends and (be public
Id geneial, tbat bli
AJINUAt BESE'IT
ANNUAL BfNrriT
ANNUAL BENEFIT
will take place on the
AttHRNOON AND EVByWft
AtTERNOOS A AD JSVhSlNU
AfMRAOOy A NO nvsshg
or
SATURDAY. May 5,
SATURDAY. May 6,
tor which rcea'ion a bill of
Mhl-AglNO AITRACT1VENLS8
Is In preparation.
At tbe
MATISEH TERFORMAVrE
the powerful drama In three acta, entitled
IHJi HOT VP THB KHO MOUNTAIN
1 HE HUT Of THfi RKO MOUNT A IV.
Ut. UUT OF TUB HEJ) FOUNTAIN,
will be presented.
K lb tbe evening, the celebrated comedienne.
MlH-l JULIA DALV,
MIX JULIA DALY
MIW8 JULIA DALY,
. ' MiHH JtLIA DALY,
no has kindly volunteered her seivlees for this occa
sion, will make hei first appearance in tbla city for seve
ral years In ber great specialty
ThK MM ALE AVKRtCAN COWtTir,
TIM (EMAIE AAttUltAN VOUMX,
7 HE r EM A LIS AMERICAN VOUS.V,
TUB MALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
; pertnrmed bvber in England and America for manv
hundred nlgbt.
MIS KATK PENVOYER '
MISS KVIE Pr NNOYAR
his also volnnttertd and wlil appear in her powerlul
delineation oi
WE FRENCH FPi.
tUE FRtNCll SPr.
TUB t REN H SPY,
, ' THE FRENCH SPY,
In 'he drama ot that name.
ihe Box frheet lg now open, and leats may be seenred
In nrtvence. 6 J it
"TV -vv I.11I.IS.NUT KfltEET I'UKATlt K.
X CHM'T Stteet above IwelOh.
LrONAKI) tiKOVktt WILLIAM K. SINN. Leisen
and Manauer
WiLLIaM V. 8INN Resident Manager.
1 otrs open at 7. Curtain rises at 7 45.
THH EVtNINO,
FAREWELL BE.Sa.FIT
POSITIVELY LA -T APTEARANCE
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
MlSn MAGGIK Mirr'HeLL.
who will api car In the charm ng character of
i A M K I E,
IN THK
' BEAUTIFUL HOME DRAMA,
In five acts, entitled
LITTLE BARKFOOT.
. LITTLE BARIFOUT.
JilfS MAGGIE MIT( HEI.L will no supported by
a-r. J. W. OLLIEK,
and te sirensth of ihe Company.
SAlUIlDAi ACTfKNOl'N AND EVKNlKO, May S
ANNUAL HKNEFIC OK '
WM E. SiNN (Resident Manager).
Fust appearance in this city oi
, t MI-s JULIA DALY
in her celebrated specialty
Tl-E Fr MALE AMERICAN COUSIN,
tint appcaiancc in this city of
1 MlSfKATE l'KNNOYER.
as (he "FRENCH HP V.'Mn the drama ol that name.
At the M mince (he powerlul drama, In three acta,
THE Hi T OF,THE RED MOUNTAIN,
will bo performed.
Box S heet now open.
JuONDAY EV NI G, May 7. first appearance ol
MR. FDWlN ADAMH.
Admission to evening penoimance, 'iac.. 50c.. and tl.
iA AFRICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC, CORNER
X of BROAD ard LOCUST Sireeta.
Lescce and Manager WILLIAM WHEATLEY
TAREWEI.L BENEFIT OF
FRCOIS hAVEL.
FRIDAY EVI-M.NG, May 4.
for ih.' first tluie, ttie comic Ballot Paoiomlmo of
THE MAGIC FLUTa.
Sawney Bok FRANCOIS RAVEL
Mrs. . tnrcblnglon haBRIEL RWEI.
' Flist nlfiht ol anew Soanlnh Divertissement , In which
PKANi Ols RWEL. enonta PrPITA and Hons
VON HAM ME will appear, together with tho lull Corps
de Ba let.
Flxbt nltht of the laughable Pantomime of
THE BCUOOLAiASTI-.R.
Vaster Tonlface FRaNCOIS RAVEl
Mr. Birch UAHKIr L R VEL
1 be penoimance commences wi.h the wondenul teat!
on ilje
TIREF FL1INO TRPE7.E
By the Pet of the City, YOUNG AMERIC A,
ADMISSION 60 cent!
l.'eHi ivod Neat 7J cents
Faml'V l Ircle 30 cent
Ainpnltheaire cents
Doors open at H past 7. To commence at 8 o'clock,
beaia aecured in advance at c W. A. Trumpler'!
Music Store. Seventh and Cbesnut streets and at the
Box Ott:ce ol the Academy from ft A. M till 4 P. M.
ON SATURDAY FTEHNOON, at 2 o'clock,
TBE F1FIH CRANW RAVtL MATlNEE
will be given, being posltlve'y, THE LA.Vi' BU I ONE.
ADM1S-8ION. with reserved Boats 60 cents
ON MOND Y EVENING May 7,
first night oi the eelehrated Pantomime or
THE GR&EN MONSiEK
and LAST WEEK ol the RAVEL ENGAGEMENT.
MUSICAL SOI RE E,
EVERY EVENING,
AT THB
CITYiCIIFSN AND READING ROOM3,
No. 123S CHFSNPr Street,
Ptiiiadfflphla.
maim
CARPETINGS.
(JAIlVETINOSr CARPETINGS!
Reduced to Present Gold Prices.
J. T. DELACKOIX,
; Ko. 37 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESNUT,
liar received per late arrivals,
200 TJECES J. CROSSLEY.& SONS'
UltlJSSiluJ.S CARPETINGS
KEW AKD ELEGANT PATTERNS.
Also, a large lire of THREE 1 LY EXTRA 8UPEP
AiP F.NE INGKA1N CARPETS, DAMASK AND
VENETIAN STAIR AND HALLCARPETINGS, COT
TAGE AND BAG CARPE1S. OILCLOTHS, SHADES,
ETC . which will be sold lew in consequence of the fall
In Gold. t
J T. DELACROIX,'
No. 37 South SECOND Street. '
121m Between Cbesnut jndMarket
GOVERNMENT SALES '
At-MSI ANI QDAItf EKM AolElt'S OFFICE.
, FhiladklpbiA, May 4, 1868
Will be sola at Pnblio Auction, on aooouut of tno
I'mtfed Males, ou the grounds, Darby load. West
Philsoon bia,
1 On SATUHDAT, M4T 12, 1860,
l Sale com men oi n at 11 o'clock & M.,
Ibe Building, tto , ueretoiore k. own as the Uoitod
Mates hU ill I HOUafc HU-.fI AL, yi j
10 frame buildings and 6 portions of irame build
lust. 1 cedar wafer tank, capaoltv ,000 vailons.
1 ceuar water tank, capao tv lf.OO b i bb.
1 ceuar water tank, capacity 1( 00 g.il.e ns,
1 Wortblnfton steam pumti, Mo 8.
1 tjuild & Garrison's sieaui pump, So 2.
8 upright tubular boilers.
1 wooden pump.
1 iron force pump (band).
C iron soil containers. ,
8 wooden wash sinks. ' ,
8 woooen wash troughs.
4 tables.
26 table tops and 60 trs'!fs.
1 flg-tafr, about 80 le l high.
68 iots and 973 rails. .
C52 n et oak picket fenoe. '
II, 6t0 bricks in chimney stacks,
100 ftot terra cotta pine.
J be frame building contain
97 088 leet hemlock and white pine scantling.
89 980 feet tongued boards.
III, 500 foot rou ii boards.
26,86(1 leet floor intr boards. i
Terms of Bale Cash, Government funds.
A cioi osit ot ten (101 per cent, to be paid on each
lid, the balance to be paid on rendition oi acoonut.
'Ihe iron water-pipe to be o d by tbe toot as it lies
buried in the ground; to be duir np and the ground
filled in by tbe purchaser, and is tuppooed to
amount to
lb 16 feet 1 and 2 Incb iron water-pipe, more or
i.i i
Plans of Buildings can be obtained and Schedule
of Lois seen upon application at tins offloe.
The bulldincs etc must be removed within two
1 2) week t om date ol tale, and wnl be at the rink of
ibe purcbasi r i
The car ol the Darby Road Passenger' Railway
Coiiidmuv aatiie Hosiita.1 eterv aa.l hour.
Bj oider ot !
Br-v. Hrlir-Mm GEORGE H CROSiJAN.0 1
;. 1 . Absstnui O ). '-eu.ral J, H. riny, i
' GtCmtiia. K. OdUE ' '
tilt Cop'ujn and Aseistan Q U.
MAY 4, 1866.
COVEPNMENT SALES.
I ARGE BALE OF QURrERWA8TER'8
J j 81 ORES AI IH. CAVALHX DEPOT, G1E
UOIiO, D. C .
4UABTxaMASTXit GnitRAL'a Omca, I '
.;, FlBST JDlTIRlOR, J
W aSbifotow, D. C, April 23, 1806. )
iy erdcr of tbe Quartermaster General, tbore will
ce to, 4, the premises, atpnbue auction, nnder the
direrion ot Captain -orre T. Browning, A. Q. M
on TLESDAY, tbe 8th of Way, 1806, and continue
(rem nay to dav until all is ecld, the following de
scribed lots or Qnsrteimaster's stores, rls.: w
146 sels i art Harness. 126 lbs. 1 allow,
88 seis Four borse Hr- 6 bl.ls. Fait,
te-k,
80 Oil Cant,
6 Platform Scales,
40 sets imbolsnee Har
l em.
If 0 ScCdo,
86 ( ai ts,
8 V'atf r'rv ( art.
emg e and dojiho
Blocks.
2S I'tnvhiti
(617 lbs. Rai'mad Sulkcs
17 i try Wsgous
lfCl,
8 Aimv 'Wagons
(lour
(two
(ncwl,
2o0 tshufter and Gate
Hasps
20 lbs Nuts.
t tin 1.
1 An lulance (fonr horse).
6 Ilmd-hois" Wagons,
ffllcrtsbiefonics,
60 Ai,vils,
ii Csnldrons,
20 Ccoking Stoves and
F xtuies,
0 Hi atirg Siovos,
too Bench s,
700 Open Uinirs, Bolts,
Links, etc,
r00 Tit e Bo U.
RfiO Unch Pins,
1W0 staples, Hooks, T s,
eto ,
44 rairs lismes. -
80 UidinK Bridles,
20 part sots 4 horae Arubu-
lance ilarness (now),
10 Bridles (new),
100 ct Lines and Marfin
i ga e8,
91 Collar I'ada,
2i0 Kurcini'les Saddlo
I bars, and Cruppers,
1 soi Hobbles,
70 Hlniikois,
4 sides Belting Loathor,
4 sides firm e leailior,
600 Clurry Combs,
700 Horse Brushes,
lSiheefg tsiipouiriiii I n owl.
itu iics laoles, ,
20(0 Table Spoons,
KtO Kniyts and Forks,
t4 Laales,
H CO 1 in t ops,
16001 In Plates,
86 t cflee Pots,
l"fi Hr.Bd I'ats,
2f,0 Manure Forks,
Hib Axes,
60 tpuoos,
4,r.0 fchcve.s,
7 oal Bneki ts ( arce),
9t0 Water Buckets.
818 Head llallors
Kci tsdit),
and 2o0ibs f.ead.
0 lbs Babbie Metal.
iCO Head Halters and L25 Lantorns. Uninn.
Boj fs(good), 6 boxes vvmdow Glass,
10C0 Head Ha ttrs (good), 20 lb s. Rotten s-ono,
it 0 Head llaitors, 1 Circular Saw, frarueand
CIO Head Halters and! belting,
- tails, 2 C.rcuiar Saws. .
6C0 Neck Straps and 2 ( ros-cut Suws.
haiiis.
4 Wood Saws.
ECO Halter Ctain,
260 t suvas Horse Covers,
Scrmdstones,
82 Axle Boxes,
IXi(0 lbs. erall Iron.
82 Hand .feawa,
10 I'enoa i-aws.
60 l'lanes (assorted),
ou i auiKmir irons,
Hav
8010 its. Horse buoes,
6tC lbs. Cl.ain,
8 Log Ci aiiis, ' t
4K.0 ibs. Asrortcd Iron,
1112 lis. r crap Iron,
1000 lbs. Pope.
170 Wall Brui-hts,
fe7 sets kHite.na- Tools,
40 & ts hadoler.', Tools,
nooKH. nrn..
11 Vice!,
150 Brands iftnrto(ll.
3 Cieavo',
i Augers, .
1 Tenou AUBericomp'.otej,
8 Biuoisand Hits.
CO Auttr Bite (assorted),
la i ryn g rquaros,
10 Spoke Shuvcs and iiavr
bu ii ai tin s
bolts,
1601 ritcliclsandl'unchcr, 40 Oil SMnos,
U0 laiislougs
li Ciaw Hanimors.
li 0 t aus Pinchers,
76 Colu Clii'Ols,
tiO Clinch Irons,
260 Huiiimt rsiBfsorted),
WOJMispB,
2d0 Fi.es,
2 Fellow, .
210 Bro uis,
0 lee Hooks,
2 sets thoiinn Stock",
1(.0 Whre bairows,
60 Iron Pots,
4 Dutch Ovens.
160 Hatchets,
6 tcrew I), ivors,
12 Montey W rt-nchos,
11 Diawing Knivos,
12 t-piiit l.eve s,
15 Adzes and band Axoi
4 Sets Stocks and Dies,
loot biels (assorted),
'600 Halter t-qtiares,
!i!00 gr. ( Buckles,
'lOitrcs Ha ter Bolts,
10 irioss Kiiips.
'90 Door Bolts and Thumb
f.atcliee.
216 btove Pipe, Joints and
,iCOWS,
0 t Biiii. Kettles,
116 l k ks,
Plows
il75 l cks (assorted),
.800 Carriairc Knobs,
20 lbs. t opper Kivets,
1160 pairs tutt Hinges,
160 pairs Strap lliuges,
U Ullllll ftilBLICIBt
8C(0 Ploittnng Laths,
U0 Waxin Houiids (new), 2 Ollice Tables,
eu i nairs,
'it 1 ctd lrouchs, ?6 Ollice and Field Doska,
88 Double uees and Lead 18,000 Griu Sacks.
' I are,
One "l elton's Eight horse Pcycr," with f ear
irgs snd bolts, siialiing, gearing, pulleys, etc.,
aid
One Force 1 Pump, capable of forcing two'vo
thousand (12.C0O) rations ol watr per day.
And many other ar'icleo not eaniuerutcd in the
ulove list. ,
Term Cash, in Government funds.
Stone will be delivered on the wharf ot the
Gioetoro DYpot, free ot expense to the pur
chase r.
Ibe purchaser will be allowed five (5) days from
date oi sale m which to remove the stores .
A bi at lor Gicsloro will leave the Sixth Street
wharf every hour during the days oi salo .
JAMES A. EKfN,
Brevet Bripadior-Gei.era1, fn charge
4 4 12t First, Division, Q M. G. O.
ASt-IsiANT QUAKJ EUiASltK'tt OF if ICR.
0. 113UGlhAhD SIKEISr. "'av.-,
v Philadelphia, April 24, 1806.
Will be sold at Public Auouou, on account ol the
Uiutou States, on the eroui.ds.
AT CHrKNUl HILL, PHIL ADELPHI A,
ON cAlUKDAy, May 6 h, auu MONDAY.
tfay 7ih, 1860,
Sa e commencing each day ai eleven (11) o'clock,
A AI.
Ine Buildings, etc, horotoforo known as tho U.
I-. Mower nos it'll, viz, : , ..
86lTimie builaing!
6 cciar Wator Tanks, c apnoitv 12 000 gallons each.
1 Cedur Water Priik, capaoity 2600 Ka'lous.
7 Coiking liiuiges
1 Abbott & l.o 's Coal Scale.
1 v oithington Sttam I'ump.
1 voiy superior Steam Engine, 8 horse power, with
sliBitiiiL' and Le ting iu flue orcer; nearly new.
, 2 Tubular Boilers. 4 foot diunietor, ,
' 4488 Icet ol Ouk Picket Fence.
170 Lil tnli g-rod arons.
6 large Wooden Wash frout,hs.
; 66 Wooden V ash Sinks.
' 49 Iron Soil Containers, i i
22 Iron Hoppers. .
. 160 1 able i ops, and 820 Trott'es.
276 V Ooden Benches. ( ' '
- Ihe frame bundings oonfain '
l,CC0 7t0lo t Hemiock and Wt iie Pine Scantling.
785 890 feet lonurd and Worked Boards.
. 876,110 leet Bough Boar. s. ,
298 COO fret flooring Board. " 1 ' ' "
' 0 teet Counter and Sheiyinr, in dispensary.
122 700 Bricks, in ch uiney stacks and ranges.
Ibe buildings will be sola separately. - -
lertns ol fea'e Cah, Government funds.
A oo.osit of ten -(10) per cent, to be paid on
cadi bid, balance to be paid on rendition of the ac
count The Iron and Terra Cotta Pipe to be sold by the
foot, as ibey lie buried in tbe ground, and to be dug
up, and 'be prouod tilled in by the puiohaser, and is
suoposed to amount 10 1
176 leet ol 4-inch, and 2660 fcotol li to 2-lnoh Iron
Gas Pipe, more or lees
I be Iron Water and Brain Pipe supposed to
amount to
70o uet ot 6-Inch, 16C0 feet of 4-incb and 8 inch,
each respectively.
600 ieet of 4 inch Drain Pipe, more or less, and 4
6-inch Iron Valves.
1 lio Ten a Cota Pipe Is supposed to amount to
2700 leei ot 14-lnoh, more or less.
P.ans of buildings can be obtained at this office
aiid specifications of the property seen
Ibe ten o'clock A. M. train of the Philadelphia,
Geimantown, and Koru-town Eailroad Company
will arrive at Mower Hospital in time lor the sale,
starting Irom Ninth and (iiex-n streets,
Tbe buildings, etc., must be removed within thirty
!80) cays lrom date of sale, and win be at the risk of
tbe urchaser. !
By oider of
Brevet Brigadier-General GEOBGEH CROS1LAS,
Assistant Quartern! ator-Gcneral U tt A.
GEOH.GE It OEME,
4 24 lit Capfam and Assistant Quartermaster.
TI L E OF 8PADES, JsHOVELaTETC .
CBUV QUAUTKItMAf txb'b Okwcb,
1 Dspot or Wabhikotow,
WAenmeyroii D. C. April 19. 19Gfl
Wi.i be sold at Auouon. under the direction oU'riv
lain D ,G Tbouias, Military Storekeeper at (Moihing
i epotr Ai'mory square, tu's city, oa MONDaT,
Ma 11 lfci.()j at 10 o'clock A. H i- : . . - . , .
17,000 paoes, ut wj
66t0ibort bandied and 1500 long-bandied Shovels'
90 . iblev eBt. worn. "' '
fhesu t-pades aid Shovoli are from the bet wanu-
ncuieis aLd many of them are lu original pao.
nt'eb 'J
'lens w;JJ te sold inplvi Spades and SliovoU
n lots oi twelve, with tbe pnviiege ot twelte
i.l p 11 , .( o ' . IV ' i '
Hvc liuvi' are allowed purchasers to remove their
ir bds. - - .'
in adoitionto the aOovo, there wifl oe sold at the
san nuie Ld lace, the iol owiof aitiulos. Tlsir-..(1-78
isii:g Axes, with baud es. '
26i i . ithouthandlot. ; ,
3776 Ficss with handles. ,
6C0i : t. i without liandlesi . . i .
1 rims-f ash, in Uoveri.uieiit lunds . , ,
i . . . . v.. - v . ' X. H. HUCIvxiR,
" piMet Ms'or fceu. and Chil Quartermater.
I ij vji Isepot ot Washington,
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF BIKAM GRIST M IiTl
AT TBS
CAVALRV DElOl GlEsr.ORO, D. C.
QUAMTIItMAeTlR-GlHSRAL'S (Jj-FICH,
First Division.
"WASHlKOTOif, 0. C, April 17, 1866. 1
ay order of tbe Quartermaster General, there win
ce sold on the pnmises, at public auction, nnder
A Q MCl'0n t,plaln Ccorw T. Browning,
tn '.'i0il yPNESDAT M,T ".1866.
ferty to "ft JL' ,he fol,0wln de'Cbed mbllo pro-
OE'(l) S'IFAM CRMVD1NG AKD FEED
!fttlB".,tUh P11 nsnlte foutdsfionsl y W
i T. ' 'nd n'nn boa" tlaehed. all
rsVXi.nnron'n,'; l" ni"er'''
A so, stile isme time and place, tie macbli erv
VJ'.i v 0 VJt mn- eon-iMiDg ot
"-( -GJfc. OF lCO liOUtsE POWER,
..i .-,J.I.,ldrr cfw'""-''o (22) inches diameter
at a tuentj-ionr (24, mch.s MroVe. set ut on a ne.ivy
, d ca"t-'ron flT-whl. with dilvmir.
I , r "i f.ownor 0 (24) ",CbCS ftce' w,tU Ju,"-'-IWO
.2) BO1LER3a0F eO-UOKSE rOWER
rrad of the. best boiler iron.'flve-slxtoonths (5-16) or
an iichm ti icauess. flve(61t.et In diameter a, id
leurtteu (14) teet five (6, inctnes In length- each
i.,"h .wJIsi"1" ieven,T-'x (70) lap-wolded flnos,
1 . f ,8) B d 0Le-,0l 1) inches in diameter!
tin all 'he KiitusiK apoendnt'es. '
1?) I'AIKS OK HUtlJ'h PATENT Bl'PK-
M.LLS,M 1U1KTY INCHES" M-KJ.NO .
coi siructid of solid French burr millstone, and set
In lievy, well-balanced frames, with hav-cnCers
e.evatois, snd conveyors suflicient to cut and handie
l bo bav. gr. in, and prepared teed on the most eco
l omical and labor-saving plan.
I Le sl.alting is ol finished w rouvht iron, and tbo
rulleis of cost iron, faced and balanced, with hanaors
and boxes, i iilhcieiit to drive tvn (10) pairs oi bniT,
tic. The mam driving bolt is ot lour (4) plv rublsur.
and twenty-iour (24 inches wide. The bolts tor
driving the p.d s, etc., are ol the best t ak-taiiued.
pnti ni stn tcliod loRihor '
The inyine. Boi era. Machinery, and Fixtures of
evci description, are of the very bet matoriaU and
woilmanship ana are still in cxoMlont coudiiion
ana line oiHng oidor, the null having been in ope. .
ration only aboui fiiteen mouths.
II deemed advisable by the scent of the overrj.
se'srat011 "Je.aai' 01 t'e' tofl bui d.'n wi" D wM
lei nis-Casb, in Government. funds i. ' ,.
Pdicl aser- will te reqnirod to rcmovs thoir
l';operty befcre tho flirt (1st) .ay ot July next
ulIiss otLcrwico arjan(ed with tbo owner of iha
jtiourids. "
A loat tor Gicstoro will lenvo tbe Pixth tieet
wharf tyerv fmur during the day ot sa e
uy lurtber inlermntiou that ruav be dcsiml will
bo given upon application, in person or by letter to '
i aptnin GI OIU,, T. BKOW MNG, Assistant Qiult.
tcin.atter, Giitboro, or to this ( il co.
i, . t, JAMES A. EKfN,
Bicvrt Bi cadler General, In charge 1st Division.
Qiiarieruia-ier-Gcneral's Ollice 418 6w
feSISlANr QUARTERMASTER'S OFFIUE.
ti- ,tRX ki'AWAKE, Del., Jlav 1, 186J.
Will be so d at Public Auction, ou account o- tho
Lnitea Maits, at Fort Deawvre Del,
a, 1 . Lnp AJ DA. MAY 12, I860, ,
At 1 o'c ock P. M , the
,, , HOS1 1 1 AL BUILDINGS,
Corsisling ol :
bi?rS,;ulj;e,liuil"i!"18 24 fot wlae 1 Oct i ieh,
und 860 feet louc. Contuiii.ng '
blliO teet Spruce Flooring,
8!i8 loot gi ooved Coiling Boards,
19 2(K) piam Shinnies.
9H0 .eot Hemlock Sheathing Boards.
11 110 feet Pine Boards.
En Id Corridor?, coma.ning
20.917 ftet plain Hoards,
4708 l ine Shinnies,
6260 lect Flooring,
8600 leet Scuuiliug.
10 Cedar Water Tanks, 2500 gallons each
9 Lithtmug Rods 825 leet in ail.
Four Shoes, containing
1904 biiiR es,
1800 leot Hemlock Boards,
LidO feet hemlock Scautltnir,
1780 leet Pine Boards,
600 fe tHooring,
2 Coomrg Hanpes. '
Terms oi Sale Cash, Government funds
A oei.osit of ten (lO)percent. to bo paid oncich
bid ; balance immediaioly alter the sale
The buildings, etc., must bo removed within
twenty (20) days from duto of sale, and will bo ut the
risk of the purchaser.
ll.o 9 o'clock A. M. train of ths Philadelphia, Wil
mington, and Baltimore Railroad Company, tor
Hew Castle. On arrival a steam-tug will leave tor
thp Fort.
By order of
Col G W. BRADLEY,
Chief Q. M. Mid nil Dept.
. E S. SMITH,
6 2 lOt Bvt.Capt. U 6. A, A. A. Q.
ASSI8TAN1 QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE'
Phiiadblpuia. Hay 1. 113.
PROPOSALS. FOR MANURE. '
Sealed Proposals will be received at this etlloe 1
until 12 o'clock it ,S AI UK DAY, May 6, 1806, tor the
purchase ano removal, serui-weekly. ot all Manure
that muv accumulate at the Government Stables
X W Efi '1 Y-1 U 1 KD and W ALN U r Stroe-i f VhXlet
pbia, la., lor sixty (60) da Strom date of aoceptauoe
ol tbe lushest bidi er .
Bidders wnl state ihe price in wrltinr ard flures
per load. For one (1) horse ort, two (2 horae
wagon, and lour (4) horse wagon loads, each re
spectively, j., , . .
l ayn enfs to be made before removal of manun
The nirht is rtserved to reject all bids not deoinod
for the Interest of the Government.
Endorse envelope "Froposa.s for Manure " and
address to tbe undersigned.
By oroer of Brevet Bilg. Gen. G. H Croenian.
Assistant Quartermaster-General, U. S. A.
HEKRY BOWMAN.
Capt. and a sat Quartermaster.
I aPKE SALE OF GOVERNMENT - PRO
1 PEU1Y. Will be sold at Is tV BERN, North
( arollna a large amount of ORDNANCE and
OP.IMANCE STORES. Sale to conimenoe on the
15ib day of May, 1806, at 10 o'clock A. M , and con
timed daily until ad ibe property, the principal
classes of which are given beiow, are soldi . ,
- Iron and Biasa Guns, Gnn Carriages, Harnoss,
badd es, Haiterf, Bridles, 'Bianketo, Whce s, id
lren. Lead, Smitl s, Armorers' and baddlers' Toole
Old I ealber, Hlmg Phots. Gins complete, Infsntry
tquipmenis. Implements tori ieid and Siege Guns,
ai d other artic es too numerous to mention.
Correct ill's oi artioles td be sold will be furnished
upon application to this office .
By order ot Majer-General A. B DYER. Cbiei ol
Ordnance, Washington, D.C '
.,.., JASPER MYERS,
4 19 16 18 Brev. Capt. Ord Dept U. S. a.
0B?A SlF1C EMTED STAT E8
Pbiladbiphia. April 24, 180d. ,
On WEDNE8DAY the 9th of May next, at ia
o'clock M , will be sold by auction, at the Philadel
phia Navy Yard, the following articles in estimated
quantities, via:
Juuk, ten tons.
Old canvas, five tons.
Ten per cent ot tbe purchase money most be de
posited at tbe close ot the sale, tbe remainder to be
paid and tbe goods removed within five days niter
tbe sale,
Commodore H. K. 11 OFF. U. 8 N ,
4 2617t Inspector oi Ordnance.
0
FFICE 8UPERVISINU COUMISS A UT.
Department o Viuoinia and )
XHtlKTH UAUOUNA, J
BlCHMOllD V.. ApH 80,1808.
SALE OF liABDBREAD Ar 1 UBH J
WlUbesoid ar Pvbho Auciioi, on THURsiDaY
tbe 17th dav of May, 1866 at 10 o'o ock 4 at at be
United Slates iouimiaiy Siorehoue, Uo'da'.iiro, f
N. C, about three hundred and sixty lour tuousuud i"
(864 0(0) pounds of Hard Lroad, la lots to uit , ur
chasers. ... , i
"Jhis bread is in boxes of flltc (6 l pounds eaoti
Tern I Cash, in L,overnmnnt linulu m. nr
am.
THOMAS C. CULLTVAN ',
. Br vet ajar and o. (., U S A.
6 212t
rOVERNJlEM HARNESS AND SADDLES
V7 NEW AKD sLUlHTLT WOBN-AMMU NHB
6TO( K.-llarness, Budtllfs. Halters . Kelns, Lead Lines,
ol ara. Wauon I nvm Hli- i.r i v..r. . ..
ollara. M'ation Covers Blie ter Jenta. Portable Konaa.'
o ., ' V ,u or entirely uw uttliera
Paddles, only t6; with Plated Bit Bridle, agi. WholeviUi
and retail .... t "
' A lot or entirely ihw Ortli er
451m - ' Ko. lis tTorth FRON'fJuee't TbiUit'a.1,
' HE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CHRSM?
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