THE , DAILY EVENING TELEGRAril.FDILADELrmA, THtTRSfiAY, MAY -10, 1866,
MATTERS OVER THE EIVER.
t
Church Improvkmkntb. The Tarnacle
Baptist Church la Camden tf undergoing some m i
lenal Improvement, and the congregation are con
templating the erection of bow and larg"r one In
about a Tier. Ovor one hnndred new tnembert hare
keen added to this church during the past winter.
the seventy members wbo recently left the Third
Street M. K Church, and were recognised by the
New Jersey Conference aa a teparate church orgnnl
satlon, are toon to commence the erection of a line
edifloe on Cooper street for purpose ot divine wor
ship They at present bold aerrloet la the Odd Fel
lows' Hall.
The north Camden Baptist Church la nearly com
pleted, and li an Imposing edifice. It line spire
gives It a tasteful appearance. It la oontemplated to
finish it dnring; the piesent year.
On Market street, near tho Cenrt Honsn, the
Catholics bare almost oomp'eted a larre and splendid
building, of bron stone. Jt is on tho Ootuio style
of architecture, and Is very elegant. '
The fine struolore on Fnarth and Benson streets,
beloncing to the fcccond Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Mr. Baker, nasior, is well advanced towards comp e
tlon, and when finished will be an ornament to that
part ot the city. The gentlemen connected with it
hare been unremitting in their efforts to raise money
to complote it. j
Camden Home. The Camden Home for
Friendless Children daring the past year has been
lnstrnmental in the acoomp'tshment ol (Treat rood.
It baa been In operation but little more than a year,
during which time it has found comfortable homos
for a nomberof parentlees children. The Institution
has been liberally suBtaned by the philanthropic of
Camden, and now bas twenty children, all that
there are room and aooommodatious for. But the
managers have secured the building adjoining the
one now occupied, which, when fitted op, will give
room for aiout ten additional occupants. They
have also secured a fine lot of ground at Fifth and
I'lum streets, on whioli it Is contemplated soon to
erect a suitable building, witu all the necessary
arrangements and accommodations for the uses ot
the institution. ,
The Passenger Railroad. The project
of Luilding the new railroad in Camden, connecting
Cooper's and Kaighn's l'oints, tor the accommoda
tion ol the puDllo, is one that meets with tne favor
ot nearly every publ.o-splr.tod citizen, and will be of
the greatest poasib.e advantage and convenience to
all concerned. 1 he Company are taking the neces
sary measares to commence the work, which will be
prosecuted vigorously to completion as soon as it is
begun. The stock is being rapidly taken, and bids
lair to become a valuable investment. It traverses
in its loute the entire length of the cltv, running
down Front street to Kaighn's Point avenue, and
up Fourth to Cooper's F oint.
Still at Their Work. The thieves are
still at their work In the country robbing farmers of
their food. Almost every larmor has been annoyed
the present spring with these midnight depredators,
wbo carry away chickens, geese, turkeys, and all
kinds of articles they can find. One or two hare
bad their pigs stolen out of the r peus. The annoy
ance baa become so great, and these robberies so ex
tensive, that handsome rewards bave been ottered,
and other precautions taken, for the apprehension
and conviction of the perpetrators oi these acts of
villany, who bave become exceedingly bold.
Temperance Progress. The progress
ot the canso of temperance in Camden seems to be
favorable, and bids lair to accomplish muoh good.
Sevoral new societies bave been organized under the
auspiceB ot the M. . Church, and the ministers
have been instructed to preaoh on that and the sub
ject of education, in their respective charges, as
often 8 they find it convenient.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional Local Items tee Fifth Fage.
Philadelphia Congregational Con-
ysBiNcs. The first meeting of the Philadelphia
Conference of Congregational Churohes was held
yesterday afternoon, in the Central Congtevationul
Church, at Eighteenth and Greon streets Key. Mr.
Edwards, pastor ot the Church, callod the meeting
to order, and Key. J. M. Caldwell, pastor of the
Fourth Church, was e.tcted Scribe. The following
delegates were present: -
First Church, Philadelphia, at present without a
pastor, was represented by Deacons Charles 11.
Owens, Charles MoCiintook and John H. Osgood.
Second Church, Philadelphia Rev. li. Yf. Siuilev,
D. I), pastor; deacons, Rev. H. B. Swift. E B.
Sbee, and J. C. Young. Central Church, Philadel
phia Rev. Edward Hawes, pastor; deaoons, J. U.
idmunds a"d Bardett liart. Fourth Church, Phi
ladelphia Rev. J. M. Caldwell, pastor; deacon,
Proleseor G. B. Cleveland and A. 8. Dotter. First
Churoh, Canterbury, Delawaro Rev. C. A. Hardy,
pastor; deacons, Joseph Savage and A. 11. Bryant.
First Chu'Cti, Landia Township, Forrest Grove, N.
J. Rev. C. B Dye, pastor; deaoons, V7. C. Perrigo
and U. P. Ives. Giassboro. H. J. II, B. Jones,
Franklinvlllo, N. J 8 M Black.
Alter appropriate exorcises, Rev. C. A, Hardr, ot
Canterbury, Del , delivered the opening sermon.
The devotional exercises dosed with prayer by the
Rev. Edward Hawes.
The Coherence then resolved Into a business
meeting, and adopted a constitution tor its govern
ment. The exercises were continued in the evening,
and were ot a varied and interesting oharaoter. The
delegates irom the different churches gave a brief
outline ol their histories, and ot their early struggles
in the cause of Congregationalism, alter which the
Con toienco adjourned to meet the second Wednes
day in dune
The Philadelphia Gas WoRKs.--The
Special Committee of belect Council appointed to
examine into the management of the Phllaaelphia
bas Woika held an adjourned meeting last evening.
Colonel Page, Chairman ot the Committee, stated
that since the last meeting he bad examined into
the subject, and bad concluded that the Committee
was bound to continue the investigation, unless
something should present itself that would prevent
it ; but, in the absence oi witnesses, the investiga
tion would bave to be postpoued to a future meet
ing. After some conversation, the Chairman was
authorized to address n communication to the Presi
dent and Board of Trustees, oontaimng certain in
terrogatories. A Suspicious Character. A few days
since Chief Letectlve Franklin received a tele
graphio despatch irom Springfield, Illinois, request
ing him to arrest a man, whose description was
given, on a charge of murder. Yesterday a man
answering the description was arrested, and while
he admits he leit Illinois in a hasty manner, he
denies it was because of a murder, but alleges ha
bad a law-suit pending, and did not desire to meet
it. He waa locked up, and the authorities of the
State of Illinois apprized of the aireet, but no re
sponse had been bad to tbe telegram op to a late
hour last evening. i
The Soldiers in Session. The Soldiers'
Convention, which met on Tuesday in the Chatnbor
of lommou Council, bad another session yesterday,
wheu verbal reports were, made by delegates Irom
Blair, Northampton. Chester, and Puiladelphia coun
ties in relerence to tbe state ot the Soldiers' Unions
in those sections, representing them generally to be
in a fioutishing condition. All ot the speakers advo
cated a Centrft! Union, to which the others would be
auxiliary. The olject of oi ion of soidlors of the
late war la to secure to them the bom fits, po'ltical
and otherwise, to which thuv believe their services
entitle them.
Jewish Hospital Association of
. Philadelphia. At the last meeting or the Board
ot this bady, Dr. A. Feld-tein was eleoled Resident
Physician, and Mmon Kronliulmer Steward. Tho
hospital property rvfs transierred to the Society by
tue persons who hoi i it aa tenan's, and the House
Committee v as authorized and directed to prepare
it lor tbe recepticu of patients. Several medical gen
tlemen bave cifjred their eervicoa as consulting phy
sicians and surgeons. j
Firemen's Parade. The Are companies
ot Frankford aro making arrangements to esoort
tbe Liberty lire Company, of Uolmesbmg, in
housing the r new steamer. It is expected that the
parade will take place next Monday. j
Sugar and Molasses. The importa
tions of sugar and molasses to this port since the lat
of May have been as follows: Sugar, 8468 hhds.,
281 tierces, 15 bbls., and 1620 boxes, Ot molasses,
6186 hhds. and 870 tierces. ,
The Harbor Police. Two new boats.
bui't tor the members ol tbe Harbor Police, intended
to operate on tbe Schuylkill tront of the city, were
put in commission jeeUrday, . j
, '
Thb Suicidis of Gkorqk Pbet Abrbst OF BIB
Pabamocb Tbe Rochester Democrat savs:
We learn that the woman who Is supposed , to
nave (riven peet tne razor witu which.no com
mitted suicide, on the Auburn Railroad train
last Friday, left the cats at Canandalarua, but
was arrested alter tbe death of Peet. and taken
to Auburn. Sbe exhibited great grief on learn
ing his late, and was frequently seen to kins aud
weep over a miniature of the deceased, which
ebe carried In tier pocket.
AMUSEMENTS.
RIELET'S CONTIN ENTALr NEWS
lXrilAKOK.
c notes mii te an piacs 01 Amassment mayveaea
BD to 6 o'clock idt Tnln. - UUy .
BI ERICA N ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE THIKD AND CABT I'USCEBT
IIANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.
will taka place on1
iihsiiAi my Mdiinit jnay id, iwe,
on wblcb occasion
SEASON S
WILL MR PMirORMEI) ENTIRE,
MI8N CAKOLIN1C Bit HINUS.Ropranoi
MB. gborgk SiHmorf. Tenon
M H. J. B. THOMAS. Basso.
Will sustain the principal parts assisted by the powerful
vuuruB Ul 1111 fWJIWlJ, U
TBBFK HUMBLI VOICE and the
GERMANIA ORCHKHJ'RA,
CHaKLK SCHMIDT. Leader.
The whole under the dlreodon of OaKL, BENTZ.
The Box Khest will be onened at C. W. A. TRCV
PI.IK'S Mnsto Htore SKVENTH and CHLSXCT
turrets, on WKDNKeDAY. Msv a.
Tickets to all parts of the house Fifty Cents
Reserved Hast. One bolJar
Concert to commence at 8 o clock precisely.
Bubicrlhers holdtnir tickets dated Mav 1 will sresent
them at l rumpler's, where thev will receive tickets lor
Reserved Heats, in exchange, lor the 15th.
s lu li is is et
NEW CHE8NUT 8TKEET TUEATUE.
CHERN VT Street, above Twelfth.
LEONARD GHOVIB WILLIAM. C SIITS, Lessees
and Manaseca.
WILLIAM y. MRS Resident Manager.
HOilt K CUAHUg, OF TIME.
Doers open at 116. Curtain rises at 8.
THIS EVENING,
the popular youbg American Traandlan,
iDWiN ADA MH,
rDWIN ADAMS.
FDWIN ADAMS,
JDWIN ADAMS,
EDWIN ADAM8,
FDWIK ADAMS
EDWIN ADA'S,
DWIN ADAMH.
who will appear in Falconer's beautiful play, In Uve acta,
entitled
MEN OF THE DAT.
MEN OF THE DAY.
MRS OF THE DAT.
WEN OF THE DAT.
M FN OF THE DAT.
MF.N OF THE DAY.
MEN OF THE DAT.
MEN OF THE DAT
Frank Hawthorne EDWIN ADAMS
supported by Mlssjome ORTON.anda
MOST POWERFUL CAST.
SATTTRDAT AFTERNOON, May 19,
SATUBDAT AFTERNOON, May li,
AN EDWIN ADAMS M ATI "EE.
AN I)WIN ADAMS MATINEE.
AN EDWIN ADAMS MATINEE.
AN EDWIN ADA MS MATINEE.
A GREAT BILL IN PREPARATION.
Admission to evening pertoimance, ibo., 60c,, and tl ,
w
ALNDT 8TIIEET THEATRE.
N. E. earner NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Ttnortna miartAr in S.
Tills (Thursday) EVENING, May 10,
Sixteenth Night ot the Brilliant Engagement ot
MH. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear in Shakespeare's Tragedy of
HAMLET,
which bus been placed on the stage In a style, it is hoped,
combining solcndor of production with strict historical
correctness. No expense or effort hosboen soared in the
endeavor, by a more strictly pictorial arrangement of tbe
ordinary stage resources, ana oy tne uueuty, api
ness. and superior execution of the several means ot
scenio Illusion. 10 cany out tbe spirit of the play into
the most minute details.
MR. EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLKT.
Laertes Mr CHARLKS BARRON
Mr. J. H. TAYLOR as the (.host ot Hamlet's Father.
FBIDAT-Benefit of Mr. EDWIN BOOTH.
"yrRs.
JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
"HEATKK- Heains at 7 o'clock.
First aDnearance ot the Comedian.
MR. S. HKilPLE.
THURBdaT EVKMfsO. May 10. 1
THE GUNMAKEU OF MOtiCOW.
Rarlc Nevll ....McKee Rankin
Vladimir Mr. E. L Tiiton
Paul Blezwacks Mr. . Hemple
Rosalind V Iss E. Price
PAUL PUT MARRIED AND UNSETTLED.
Paul Fry Mr. Owen Marlowe
To conclude with tbe Farce of
1CI ON PARLE r RANOAIS.
Mr. Sprlggins Mr. S. Hemple
Victor Mr. Owen Mar. owe
Mrs. Sprisa'ns Mrs. 1 haver
FRIDAY Benefit of M . PRI 'E.
On which occasion Mr. F. MOKDAUNT and Miss C.
JEFFERbON will appear. '
EW AMERICAN THEATRE
WAI.NPT Street, above Eighth.
ANOTHER STARTLING NOVELTY. !
Engagement ot the unlvalied
MISS LEO HUDBOV.
and her trained ttced - tiENSA UON," who will appear
in ine granu spectacle oi
M A ZE PPA ;
OR
THE WILD HOdSE OF TART ART.
F Irst appearance oi MR. HARUT PEARSON.
Q 13. HOWE'S EUROPEAN CIRCUS
iO. Will exhibit m Phllaaelphia
FOR ONLY TWO DAYS LONGEtt.
AT 1UK, ACADEMY Ot JiUSlO LOT,
comer oi
LOrUST AND BROAD STREETS.
PERFORMANCE EVKRY DY AND EVENING
ON FRIDAY AT 10 A. M..
A GORGEOUS PAGEANT WILL BE REPEATED,
IN THE LOWER PART OF THE CITY
more bril'iant than ever beheld by mortals since the
days of chivalry or the splendors of the Field of the
U4o.hol uoia.
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAU CAR I
Ciirryli'g a Living
LION IN THK SIREHTS!
and containing an Allegoiical Tableau of America, repre
sented by a Kroup of beauthul Female, eiassicauy
draped. At the leet of the Goddess ot Liberty crouches
a lurxe living Lion, trained oy Mr ( rocnetu Around
are grouped beuu'l ul nlrs, representing
EUROPE. ASIA AFRICA, ANi AMERICA.
NEPTl Nl '8 SKA f'HXRIOT,
CHINESE CHARIOT OF CONFUCIUS,
MASSIVE CAGE OF LIONS,
and other Chariots. Cars, and Berlins of exquisite work
manship, drawn by a magnlilcent Mud of foreign Horses,
and succeeded by the whole troupe of Artists. Including
the most beautiful l.ADY RIDEKS In the world,
FOURIEKN SHETLAND PONIES 1
drawing the KAIUY CHARIOT OF TITAN I A- The
v, bole forming the most attractive oat-door display ever
witnessed on t his con tinent.
MR. CROCKElT'8 DEN OF WILD AND FEROCIOUS
LIONS
will beexhlblted at each pirtormanne by Mr. PIERCE,
who will enter the DEN OF LIONS, and exhibit his
astonishing m gnetlo power over the monsters ot the
desert and tbe jungle, feed them with raw meat from bis
naked band, and demonstrate h's control over them,
DOUBLE I KOI PE OF GYMNASTS,
Lady and Gen leman Riders, Trained Lions, Horses,
Ponies, etc. etc.
Admission 50 cents.
Children under li years 25 conn.
Penormonces at i and V P. M.
N. B For lull parilcu ars see larqe posters and
circulars. S 1
NCEE1 HALL.
A GRAND tlOKTEtlT
will be given at concert HLL by the
BLACK swan troupe,
. On WEDSKbDAY EVENING, May 16.
MISS E. T. GKEENFIKLD,
'1 he Celebrated BLACK 8 W A N.
Miss KATE LANIER, Miss RACdlX DENNET, Miss
REBECCA MilMTMUUKNCY, Mr FitANK WOODS,
'leuori Mr CLIFF, Baritone; Mr. WILLIAM MORltH,
Busso, bave kindly voluuieered their services, assisted
l'roiessor KING Conductor
Reserved Beats 50 cents
Admission 'li cents
Doors open at 7. to commence at s.
fca eoi rickets to commence at T. B. Pugh's Book
Ftore, Sixth and Chesuu- streets, May 10. 6 9 lit
T IlEORTOINAL MAGNIFICENT MOVING
Diorama of tbe CONFLAGRA IIOS OF MOSCOW
will be exhibited every evening this week at the AS-
HI MIILt BUILPINU.', commencing ats O'O'ock. The
moonlit Domes and Battlements of the "City of the
t Earn," tbe advance aud retreat ot the French array,
tlie hasty flight ot the citizens . carryinir with them
tbelr treasure t the spreaa oi tne names, tne Doomlnu oi
caiinon rlnulniroi belts, etc etc., make this exhibition
one ot the most ibrliilug and attractive works ol art that
nasever beep wttnesse oy ine smsncsn pun lc.
Matinee on W f DMSDAY and HA1 UUDAY AFTER
NOONS, at 8 o'clock.
Atiml sslon 2a cents. Children lo ot nu o 7 Bt
s
FECIAL ATTKNTION IS CALLED TO A
G HEAT WORK OK AKl.
MOW ON IXIUBITION AT
F. GlRvYLEWlTZ'S i
PHILADELPHIA ART 04 LXB.RY, 1
No. 1304 CHKHKUT (stieet
Cammarana's Great Historical Plclureol the
8AIK1KG OF AL1AMCBA. '
BY CARDINAL KnVVOv IN 179
Falrtefl by ordai of the Italian Government.
"I he Picture will be engraved by JOH N 8ARTATN.
For a mil description oi thlsextraordtnary production,
we reter to the printed details in the Gallery.
Admission to the Hal ery 14 cents. 4 21 1
S O I II E E ,
EVERY
EVENING,
. AT THB
CITYlCnra AND KKADINO ROOMS,
No. U84 OHKSNUT Street, '
' ' ' Phlladolphla. tlUlH
nERMANIA ORCH f.8TRA.-PUBLIC BR
VT nearssls everv HtTCKDAY ArTEKNOON AT
MIT U AL FUND HALL. o'clock. EnnagemenU
niaoehy addreMiiig GKO HOK BASI'EUT,Ageut.No. A
un fu m, wiwdw tuwf sou viue. 410
AMUSEMENTS.
u
NITED STATES PRIZE CONCERT
TO BK GIVEN AT
CKOSBYS OPERA HOUSE
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
May 28. 1BOO.
125,000 VALUABLE PHIZES,
VALUED AT $402,075-25,
WILL BE IRI8ENTED 10 TICKET-HOLDERS
INCLUDING
$100,000 IN GREENBACKS.
Number f Tickets Isnnsd, 500,000.
PRICE, fl'OO EACH.
This is tbe greatest Inducement ever offered to the
public, one ticket of every four drawing a prise.
The following prizes are a few among the many te be
drawn. For full list see circulars i
1 Gilt, In Greenbacks .'
.30.000
. 10 000
, 5,000
. 4,003
, a,o o
. J.00J
, u oo
10,000
,' 1,000
, 10.000
, 4000
8,000
do
do
do
do
c
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1O00 each
$900 each
$50 each
Btsldence No. 683 Wabash avenue
do Lake street
' do So. it Newberry street
Cottages, on Fulton, near Paulina St....
do No. 160 W. Liberty and No.
637 W. Indiana streets
do in good locality
10.000
6,000
0,000
4,000
do
do
City Lots, two each
Tbe drawing will take p ace after the Concert on
the stage ot the;Opera Bouse, where 10,0u0 persons can
witness It. A committee will be appointed by the au
dience to superintend the same 411 purchasers and
agents will be supplied with correct lists of drawings as
soon as published. Parties holding tickets wilt retain
them until after the drawing, and If their number ap
pears in tbe list ot drawn numbers, they will forward
their ticket Immediately, with lull, directions as to the
shipping ot goods or moneys. Tickets are for sale at
principal Hotels, Book, and Music stores in tbe city,
and at our office, No. 133 DEARBORN Street. Price, $1
each. Bent by mall on receipt of price and stamp for
return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every cltv,
town, and village in the United Htates, to whom
great inducements are ollered. References required
SPECIAL TEBMS. OB CLUB BATES.
Any party procuring a club ot five or more names for
tickets, an d forwarding us the money tor the some, will
be allowed the following commission, viz:
"WE WILL BEND
5 Tickets to one address for 4-0
10 do do do
20 do do do
SO do do do
40 ao do do
60 . do do do
And 100 do do do
900
17-50
2ti 25
30 (XI
43-50
H&00
In every esse send the name and post office address
Of each teparate subscriber.
Money by drait, post oillce order, express, or in re
gistered letters, may be sent at our risk.
All communications should be addressed to
WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
No. I3S DEARBORN Street,
Chicago, III.,
Post Office Drawer 5913.
Tbe proprietor will donate to tbe Lincoln and Douglas
Monument fund $20(10; aiso, there will be $21100 reserved
irom tbe penon drawing the $30,000 prize, for the same
purpose.
j Ickets can be had of the Agent for Philadelphia. M.
A. AY lLBTJtt, at the William l enn hotel.
Beierencet Uon. M. S. Wilkinson. ex-Henolorof Min
nesota : lion G V. Lawienco, M. O. of Pa 1 Hon. Alex.
Randal), ex-Gov. ot Wls. Hon. Wm. Montgomery, ex
M. C. 01 Pa. ; Hon Major Dan. Maoe, ex M. O otlnd.i
Hon. Iia J. Lay cock, oi Kansas; Hon. Wm. Lefflngweii,
Lvous. Iowa j lion. Joseph Knox, of Chlcoo; Hon. C.
Graves Nmlth.of Minn 1 Jacob Foisyfhe, Agt, M 8. R.
K.. 1 blcago. Ill 1 M. Eronberg x Co., Importers or
Watches. Chicago; Mansell, Wbl;e A Co., New Orleans,
Louisiana.
V. B. Fdltors of country papers are authorized to act
as onr agents, and they wl 1 be allowed lull commission
on all tickets ord red, whether for themselves or otlier
parties, who may oruer mrougn mem. proposals lor in
serting tliisadvertJsomentretmested. M
A MERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC, CORNER
Ot BliVJW ana lulksi Direeia.
Lessee and Manager WILLIAM YVHEATXEY.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
OF THB
CELEB RATEO RAVEL TROUPE.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. May 10.
for tbe last time, the mode Ballet Pa ntomime of
DECHALUMEAU.
Ronulret FRANCOIS RAVEL
U( clialum.au u A URIEL RAVEL
Labt time 01 tne ocauuiui eauei. euuuea
LA FORTUNE,
in which Mpnorita PhPITA will appear.
Concluding with, for the last rime but one,
THE GUbiCN MO.nSIEK
ANTOINE RAVEL as The White Knight
XOUNU AMtKU A as 1 ne ureeo Munnter
'lu-jsuKuuw if naavj mum
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF GABRIEL RAVEL.
when an immense bill will be offered.
ADMISSION 50 cents
Reserved Keats 75 cents
Famliv circle 30 cents
Auiphltbeatie m csnts
.Doors open ai past 1. 10 commence ai o'ciock.
heats secured in advance at U. W. A. TruniDler'i
Music Store. Seventh and Cbesnut streets, and at the
Box Office or tne Acuaemv. rroin ha, N till 4 s. M.
run. lAHMVCLL UATIJNKK
ON SATURDAY AF1EKNOON
will lllviouuvv vt a 1 . 1 ' k naijiiin, Mil u nniuiflr,
11. i. ji .. idi.il t . fll .1. 3 1 nmnnTn
RAVEL. YoUSu AMKKIUA. Hhrnorlta PEF1TA (for
the only time), sions. u iiniat, ana all tue princi
pal members ot tins ceieora:ea Troupe.
Donn onen at M nsat 1. Curtain rises at 1 o'clock.
ADMIi-SlON, with reserved seats 50 cents
LIQUORS.
CHESMT GROVE WI1ISRI.
I
No. 225 North THIRD Street i
It anything whs wanted to prove the absolute onrltt
of this Whisky, the following certificates should doit
Tbere is no alcoholic stimulant known coinmandlngsucr
ecciLUituuation i cm suvu mgu aouieoss
Philadelphia. September 9. lftnH
We bave care'nllv tested the sample of CHESNUl
GROVE WHISKY which you send us. and find that It
contains konb or tb roisoKOt s substanob anowaai
rveiL oil. bleb is the characteristic and Injurious In
Kieuieui oi me wuissies m general una.
BOOTH, GARRETT A CAMAC,'
Ajuuyuuai cuemista.
Saw Yobk. Septembers. 18A8.
I have analyzed a samnle of ClibrNUT GUUVE
VH1SKY received Irom Mr Charles Wharton, Jr.i o
I'hliauelohla? and havlnir carefully testea it, I am
pleused to state that It is entirety fkkb vkom poimonoiis
ob uiin.TKKioi b suDsiances. it is an unusuauy pure
una uue-uavoreu quuiiiy or wnisay. ,
JAMES B. (. 1111.1J, M. U., I
Analytical Chemist
. Hostoh. March 1. 1S59).
Itiavemade a cbemlesl analysis of eouimerclal sara
pies of C11EHNUT GROVE WHLsKV, which proves to
be free from the heavy Fusil Oils, and perieotly pure and
uiiHdul' eraled. '1 he fine flavor of this whisky Is derived
Uum the gram ui-eu iu luuiuiauiunuK il
Respectttilly, A. A. II A YES, M. D. , J
. , State Assayer, No. IB Boyiston sUeet,
For rale by barrel.demllohn,orbottle,atNo.228Nortb
1II1KL) Bireoi rnuaaeipnia.
M.
NATHANS
&
K .r k
I JM
P O R T E R S
OK I
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
Etc. Etc.
No. 19 North FRONT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
M06K8 HATHAWB, . . . , ,. .
iimiifn a HiTUANl. 1 ' '
OBLAHDO J VATRAf . ' ' ' ' 9r0
T8A1AH PRICE. DENTIST. GRADUATfil)!
I fhlladelnhia 'olle of Dental Hunrerv. class 18M-4.
ii.rmerl in West Chester. Pa., oavlrig survea threa vean
In the A riuv, kas tesuuied the prautlue of bis prolesaios
lto.ll H. tLtvt. iii nirevi, ruuaueipnia, wuen
be U eudeavur to give sathuaciory atuaiUoa to all whi
may renutre his pioiessional sarvlvea, 11 s S
WALL PAPERS.
JJOWELL & BROTHERS, j
S. W. Corner NINTH and CHENIT,
Are Manufacturing Cbeir New Stylet of '
PAPER HANGINGS FOR SPRING,
' I "
And Bamplrs and Lots ol Krw tioods are now
coming in from tbelr manufactory, which, with a
fresh Importation of FEEI.CH DESIGNS, are
ready for the Inspection ot their customers. I
Tbe Increased facilities of their new and more ex
tensive Factory enable them to produce much hand
somer and finished stylos.
t
IMITATION FRESCO DESIGNS
FOB
Parlors, Entries, Ceilings, Etc. Etc.,
PBEPARED
419 tnsmlm
COAL.
GEO
A. COOKE
OFFERS
PRKSTON COAL,
Which is the very best SCHUYLKILL COAL
coming to this market,
Egg and Stove sizes at $875 per Ton
ALSO, THE GENUINE
EAGLli VEIN COAL
Same sizes, same puce.
A Superior Quality ot
, LKIIIOII COAL.
Constancy on band Egg and Stove sizes at $7-50, uell
. eredttoany pert ol tbe city, entirely free of slate and 01
I advise my friends, and the pnbitc generally, to
in their coming winter's supply now, as the price ,
low as It will be, and as tbere is a prospect of an advan
soon. Orders received at No. 114 South THIRD street
UMPOBIUM, 4 17 rp
No. 1314 WASHINGTON Avenue.
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IB
LEEKtE AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL,
BY lUh CARGO OR SINGLE TO A,
Yard, Broad Street, telow Fitrwater.
Has constantly on hand a competent supply of tht
above so perl or coal, suitable lor lamuv use, t
which he calls tbe attention of bis friends and tbf
public enernlly,
Order left at Ho. 206 h. Fifth street, No. 82 8
Seventeenth street, or through Despatch or Fo
Office, prorrptly attendee to
A 8CPEEJOR QUALITY OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. 7 8 1
RENDER'S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND CALLO WEILL
STREETS,
OtTer the celebrated West Lehleh Coal from the
Greenwood Colliery, Move, Egg. and Heater else, $7'ft0;
Nut at $6 50. Also, the very superior Schuylkill Coal,
from the Reevesdale Collieiy, Nut slae, $6 00. All other
sizes STOit
All Coal warranted and taken back free of expense to
the purchaser, li not as represented. Also, tne (Joai tor
teltta It not lull weight. 2 II 6m
MISCELLANEOUS.
"O EVEKTJE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
L v nivtiiir, PIAOIIB,
Of all descriptions,
Of all descriptions.
Always on band,
Always on hand.
AT FIOFENCE PEWING MACHINE CO.'S OFFICE
AT FLORENCE fcEWINU MACHINE CO. 'S OFFICE
o. cw tjnr.'JNU r htreet, i
No. MO ( HESNUT Street,
One door below Seventh street.
One door below eleventh street.
The most II' eral a'scouot allowed.
Tbe mos liberal discount allowed.
Q.EORGE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER'
No. 232 CARTER Street
And No. 141 DOCK Street.
MacbineWoikand
Mlllwrlf htlng promptly attends
38J
to
T? EVEN UE STAMPS. REVENUE STAMPS
XV REVENUE STAMPS,
or an descriptions, ,
Of all descriptions, . .
Always on band,
AIwavi nn hand.
AT FLORFNCE SEWING MACPINK C'O. '8 OFFICE,
AT FLORENCE SEWING My CHINE CO.'S OFFICE
No, 630 CHE8NUT Hreet,
No. t80CHE1NUT Street,
One door below Seventh street.
One door below Seventh street.
Tbe most liberal discount allowed
The most liberal discount allowed. 1
JPITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
UAiitiAiiiuar.110 ur
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords.
Twines, Etc.,
No. 23 North WATF.B Street and 1
No. ti North DELAWARE Aveuue,
rniLAPBLTHIA.
cdwim U, Fitlkb, Michael Wiavkr,
COhBAS F. Clothier. J14t
I REVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS
V REVENUE STAMPS,
ui an aescnptiona,
Ot all descriptions,
Always on hand,
Alw&Vfl nn hand.
AT PI OWRNCE BFWING MACBINF. no .'H OFFU'E.
AT FLORENCE SEWIhG MACHIN E CO.'S OFFICE
.no. oav inr.sn u i Mreef
No 630 CHE8NUT Street.
One door below Seventh street,
One deor below Seventh street.
Tbe most liberal discount allowed.
1 be most liberal diseount allowed.
J.
C. PERKINS,
LUMBER MERCHANT
Successor to It. Clark, Jr.,
No. 824 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on band a large end varied assortment
of Building Lumber. 624 j
0
O R N
E X C II A
N G
E
BAG MANUFACTORY.
y A h k v H A 1 L E Y A. CO..
No. lit N. FRONT and No. 114 N. WATEU Street,
Pnl adalpbla.
DEALERS IN BA1.8 AND BAGGING
oi every uescrlptlon, for
Gialn, Flour, Ba'.t, superphosphate or Lime, Bone-
I'UBl, r.io-
Tame and small GUNNY BAGS canstantly on hand.
i iiS aiso, vruuL om.
John T. Bailev. Jahks Cascadbv.
T.
J. McQ UIGAN,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer n
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, XO,
FIREWORKS, FLAGS, Eto
MATCHES AND BLACKING, !
NO. Q rlTKAWHKRRY STREET,
First Street above Second between Marketand Chesnut.
5 pMIUAPKUMiA. ,
BB1DE8B0BO ' MACHINE WORKS,
OFFICE, , ,
o, u a. rKuv r htbot, i -
PHrLADKLTHIA. 1
We am prepared to Ail orders to any extant lot eat
well known .
MAClilNEUY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN MILLS,
nclodlug all recent Improvements ui Carulug. SPhming.:
and Weaving.
We Invite the at eatlon ol aaanafaoturers to ear sxtea.
"iT0. , . ALFDMBO
GOVERNMENT SALtS.
AJL OF QUAUTERMASTEKS' 8T(ftES.
" Ovticb or Asriptabt QoAamgism,!
' WimraoTOH, Dau, May 4, ln. j
Wllllte sold at Pub ic A oct Ion. to the highest bid.
eef, FRIDAY, May 18 h, at the Uoverument
Stables fcllULEY street, below Ninth, the folio win
yuartemtas ers torosi I C3
0 looking stoves, 1 I
, Jl Oftioe stoves, , -, ' '
6 stove pipe elbows,
4 Pokers, . i n ' '
3 Stove rrates, ..
rj lbs, amo,
11 in boiler,
1 Biji p ng pan,
1 lisk, pan,
- 9 bans,
6 ( flice tables,
It Dice desk,
4 Ifirnn on benches, .
84 ( onimon tsbles,
IV Donb e bonks,
11 W ater buckets,
2 Hand stws,
3 liatcVt ta.
8 Saw flics,
3 Hoes,
6 Hake',
3 Mat kins brnsbes,
6S) feet Oas pipe,
6 Pendants.
8 Kreis forbose,
5 W heelbarrows,
124 Head baiters and chains,
74 Neck scraps and chains,
U Lamp sbaoes, .
1 Kuier,
W5 lbs. Bojy,
iCol Hope baiters,
fa V, ater casks,
1 Llie boat, iron,
1 Lite boat, wood,
8 Army wagons, '
4 Single sets wheel mule harness,
4 Sinple lets lead roue harness,
2 Single sets mule ambulance harness.
Faie to cemmei.ee at ten A. H.
Terms C'ah, in United Mates currency.
By order of the Quartermaster-General.
C. 11. GALLAGHER,
67 lOt Captain and Assistant Quartermaiter.
s
ALE Oi- PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Owes or Army Cloth re q akd Equipage, I
Naw York, May 6. 1HC6. f
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Denot of Armv
C'otbing and Equipage, corner of LAltiHT and
MABM1NO ION Streets, ew York eitv. on TDKh.
DAY, tbe 16th day ot May next, commencing at 10
o'clock A. M , cer'ain quantities ot non-iegulatlon
and condemned Clothing and Equipage, consisting
VI say nuuui
W W unliorm coats,
tOO Lmiiorm Jackets,
7600 Greatcoats,
1300 Tionsers, ,
600 laps,
liiO tnoes,
4000 Stockings,
' 2(0 Garters,
bOOO Leggings,
16,000 Knit Blouses,
60ti Flannel Frock Coats,
1000 Hlankets, Woollen,
60 Blankets, Rubber,
40,000 lbs. Hospital Tents and Flies,
to 0C0 lbs. Wall lents and Hies,
7600 Knapsacks,
fc(K0 Haversacks,
rOOO Canteens,
1000 Leather Stocks,
20Diawers,
100 Shirts.
600 Bedsacks,
400 Mittens,
260 Cap Covers.
Pickaxes.
270 Mess PanB.
100 Camp Kettles.
60 bpades.
SO Of 0 lbs. Common Tents.
38 find llis. Shelter lents. ete,.
and various small articles of clothing and equipage.
bmples of tbe above articles can be seen at the
oenoi. i nd further information obtained. :
feims Cash, in Government funds. Ten per
cent, oown, and me balance Dctore the goods aie
taken from tbe depot, which must be within threo
days of sale, under forfeiture ot tho goods and ten
percent. -
Erieadlcr-General D M. VINTON,
6 7 7t I) Q. M General U. S. A
-nUBLiC 8AIEOF GOVERNMENT BARGES
X at Fortress Mom oe, Virginia, FRIDAY, May
18, ieeo.
will be sold at Publio Fa'o. at Forttess Monroe.
Virginia, on FRIDAY, May 18, 1866, at 10'clock
A. M . the following named barges, vfz. :
Bsrge "Relianoe," a double-decked barge, in good
conaition.
Length, 108 feet; breadth, 20 feet 6 inches; depth,
fi icei 9 inches.
' tonnage, about 160 tons; boll of white oak, with
wind asson decic,
Batge "Kate," a single decked barge, In good con
dit on.
Ltngtb, 98 foct; breadth, 17 foot 8 Inches; dopth,
8 lect ; ol at om 130 tons burden ; bull of white oak.
Barue ' Oneida," a doub.e-dtoked barge, in good
condition.
Length. 98 feet; breadth, 23 feet: depth, 6 foet 6
inches; of about 186 tons burdon ; hull ot whito oak ;
windlu-s on deck ; iron elects.
. Burge " V alkill," a three-decked barge, In good
condition,
Length, 109 leet; breadth, 81 teet; depth, 6 feet;
ol al out 2(0 tons burden; hull of white oak; wind
lass on deck. )
Terms Cash, in Goverament funds. ,
i By oiaer Quarternias er-Ueneral.
A. P. BLUlNT,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q M.
E. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. 69 8t
gALE OF BPADES, BHOVEL8, ETC.
CHIEF yUARTKKMASTEB'8 UFF1CK,
DtPOT OF WA8H1NOTON.
Wabhinotom. D. C. AdtiI 19. 1866
'Will be sold at Auotion, under the direction ot Cao
tain D. G. Thomas, Military Storekeeper at Clothing
l epot, Ainiory Square, this city, on MONDAY,
Mat 14 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M. :
17,000 bpaaes, new;
6600 short bandied and 1600 long-bandied Shovels,
new; and
90 Mblov Tents, worn.
' 1 bese r-pades and Shovels are from the best manu
lact ureftj, and many ot them are in original pack
ages
Tents will be sold singly; Spades and Shovels
in lotB oi twelve, with the privilege of twelve
dczen
Fhe days are allowed purchasers to remove their
trtodii.
Jn addition to the above, there will oe sold at the
same time aud rlace, the following articles, yizj
878 Idling Axes, with bandies.
260 " " without handles,
8776 Picks with bandies.
600 " without handles.
1 erma Cash, in Government funds.
D. li. KUCKEE,
Brevet Major-Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
4 ?i if TJotiot of Washington.
Alt. OF bOVKKflMEMT PKOPEUIT, AT
O lORiKKSb MOtSKOl Va.
ABMY CtOTUlhO ADD EQTJIPAOB OvTICB, 1
loitTRi BB AlONBOK, Va., April 26, 18t6. f
Ibe following, jrtiolee of irregular clothing will be
sold at l ubuo Auction, at Government Clothinv
Stoiebouse. on road leading to Camp Hamilton
r ortiess Monroe, Va., on WEDNESDAY, May 16
1866 at 10 o'clock A. kl., viz.:
tltO pall s leggings, new,
U06 paira fiowsers, new.
66 citizens' coats, new,
22 pairs brovans, new. a
7 JUariue Jackets, new.
$8 Zouave vests, ntw.
i& Zouave scans, new. '
19 Zouave caps, new.
2 Zuuave jackets, new.
li a vrcat, coat, damuged.
drees couts, damaged.
60 hats snd caps, uamaged.
tcrnt cash, iu Government funds.
1 tu chasers must r move tneir proporty within five
da s licm dute oi sale
Bv orcer of Quartermaster-General.
. ' John livers, i
Military Storekeeper United States Army,
E. F. JAMES,
4 27 16t , . Auotioueor. .'
u
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER.
ViLMiaTO, Del., Mav 4, 18b
Wi 1 be sold at Public Auotion. to the highest bid
dcr, on iRIDAY, Mav 18, 1866, at tha Government
btablcs. S111PLEY Street, below N-nih, the loilow.
mr clothing, camp and garrison equipage, via. :
8 Cavalry 1'nvate'a Jackets. A
88 Bed Sucks (Bingle) , ,-. , . I .
ii V annel Shins. . , '
. 1 Drum Can. ' ' I
24 li OM'ital Tent rins (large). ,
28UosiMtitf Tentua (amUJ i ; . ,
t Sale to oommenee at 10 o cioca A. M. j
- lorm-Cusb, In United States currency. ' ,
6 1 10t 1 ' -' CapUiu and A. Q. M.
GOVERNMENT 8ALE8.
'ALBOF 8TKAM CRIST MILL
) AT UI
CAVALRY DKltli t.fl'Sf ORO, V. C.
CDARlUMASTiE ClMBAlL'S Cvrica, )
tlRST DlVISIOH, I
. r , Waffihotoit, D. C, April 17. 1866 )
By order of li e Onarlprmnster Gennrai. thvra will
te solo on fha jirtmisrs, at publio aocli'm, Binder
Its dirtction ot Cs ul aln Georrre T. Browninv.
A.Q. M. .
N VfFUKESPAY Hay 8, 1866,
at 12 o'clock M , tbe following described tublie pro
' VII 40 vrit:
ONE 1 MEAM GBIXDINO AND t FEED
l hi
(rrme, ith marsive rianle foundations), 40 f 80
i,ei, wnn coal, Lav, and encine houses attached, all
ctns.incitdet the very Lest material, and in the
Dion sal ststttial manner .
a to, si tne rsme time and rlace, ti e mae.hliery
I'd M P lances of themUl eomisiirigot
v ui i-nuiAK. OF 100 HtfKSK I'OWEK,
Ith cMllidcr ot twentT.tvn "Ml InehiM tl,,
ana twentt-lour (24j inches strose. set nion heavy
cast iron bed-plat, with cold and bot water eurnps
td l.cater and a cast-iron fly.wbd, with driving-
, v,,. , . v iu twuiv maienai. ten 10J teet in diame
ter end twenty-four (24 1 inchea fiinA. with .In
5aeiit governor.
WO 12) B01LEE8. OF 60-DOB8E POWER
EACH,
n ade of the best boiler Iron, five-sixteenths (6-16) ot
an irchin i tbicSncss. five (6) f.et In diameter and
uurttvu hi ices nve (oi inces In length t each
1 oiier coi tainica- teventv-six (7m i.n..irii
each three (8) and ono-lourth (i) inches in diameter',
wilb all ibe requisite appendages.
II?K 10) t Ai 1H on KUClVh
PATENT nncTc.
1m.ham 1h1kty (301
Mills.
INCHES bPKlJa
corstructcd of solid French tnrr millstone, and set
In heavy, welMalaLoed trainee, with bay-cutters,
elevatois, and conveyors suflioient to cut and handle
tbe bay, gt-i in, and prepared Iced on the most eoo-
uuinicui bi'u muor-savina viaa.
Tbe shafting is of finished wrons-ht Iron, smith
pni)e s ot cast-iron, faced and balanced, with bangerr
and boxes, MilT.clrnt to dnve ten (10) pairs ot burrs.
nu. , ui' mam anving iioti is ot rour i4i piv ruDber
end twenty -lour (24 ( inches wide. Iho belts lor
anving tbe mills, etc, are of the best ak-tanned.
pat) m stretched leather.
The .i)gite, Boi ere, Machlneiy, and Fixtures of
eveiv description, are ol tbe very best material and
nursuiansmp, ana are still in exotiient condition
and line woiklng older, tbe mill having been in ope
ration only about fitteen months.
if deemed advisable by the aeent ot the t overn
ment on tbe day of sale, the buiidinrs will be sold
separately.
jeims cash, in Government funds..
PurcLasen will be renuired to. rmn hoi
property before tbe first (1st) cay of July next,
unless otherwite artaujed with the owner of thai
grounds.
a boat tor uiefboro will leave- the Sixth street
wbart every hour duiing tho day ol sa e
any further information that mav hiiaaiiml u
be given upon application. In person or by letter, to
vb;ibiu u-ima i, rtrtun a jxsu, Assistant Uuar
tei master, Gletboro, or to this ollico.
. . . JAMES A. EKIN,
Bievet Br gadier-Genera), in charge 1st Division.
Quarterma:lcr-General's Office. 418 6w
jtfiSISTANr QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Fort Dei.awabk, Del., May 1, 1866.
-Will be told at I'nb lo Auction, on account ot the
Cnitea Btaus, at Fort De'aware. Del.,
On 6A1 CRDAY, MAY 12, 1866,
At 1 o'clock P. M , the
DOSIIIAL BUILDINGS,
Cor dating of:
Six Frame Buildings, 24 feet wide, 14 feet Lira,
and 860 teet long. Containing
8160 leet Spruce Flooring,
8228 leet grooved Ceiling Boards,
19 200 plain Shingles.
9100 teet Hemlock Sheathing Boards,
11 100 feet Pine Boards.
Eight Corridors, containing
20,927 leet plain Boards,
4708 Pine Shingles, '
6260 feet Flooring, . i
8600 leet Scantling.
10 Cedar Water Tanks, 2600 gallons each;
9 Lightning Rods. 826 leet in ad. (
Four Sheos. containing ,
19C4 Shlng'es, ' ' '
lliOO feet Hemlock Boards,
. 1800 leet liemlock Scantling,
1780 feet Pine Boards,
600 le t Flooring, '
2 Cooking Ranges.
Tcims oi Sale Cash, Government funds.
A oeposit of ten (10) percent, to be paid on each
bid ; balance immediately alter the aale,
The buildings, eto., must be removed within
twenty (20) days from date off alo, and will be at the
risk of the purcbseer.
lie 9 o'clock A. M. train or tht Philadelphia, Wil
mington, and Baltimore Railroad Company, tor
New Castle. On arrival a steam-tug will leave lor
ine orr.
By order of
Col. G. W. BR4DLEY,
Chief Q. M. Mid Mil. Dept.
E S. SMITH,
6 2 lOt Bvt. Capt. U S. A , A. A. Q.
1ABGE t-ALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO
j TEIiT Y. Will be sold at NEW BERN. Worth
Carolina, a large amount of OKD.NA.NUE and
ORI KANCE bXOKLS. Sale to commence on tbe
16tb day of May, 1866, at 10 o'olock A. M , and con
tinued daily until ail the property, the principal
classes ot which are given bolow, are sold :
iron ana mass buns. Uun Carriages. Harness.
Saddles, Halters, Bridles, Blankets, Wheels, did
lion. Lead, smiths', Armorers' and saddlers' roots.
Old I eather, Sling Shots, Gins complete, Infantry
Equipments, Implements lor Field and Siege Gang,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Correct lie's qi articles to be sold will be furnished
upon application to this office
By order of Major-General A. B. DYES, Cbiet of
Ordnance, Washington, D. C-
JA8PFB MYERS,
4 19 15 18 . Brer. Capt. Ord Dept. V. 8. A.
QFF1CE SUPERV18IN6 COMMISSARY
Depabtmknt of Virginia and )
North Carolina, I
RlCBMOliD. Va.. Apri. 80, 1806. I
SALE OF. HARD BREAD Af 1UBLKJ
AUCTION.
'Will be sold at Publio Auction, on THURSDAY,
tbe 17th day of May, 18G6, at 10 o'clock A. M . at the
United Slates commissary Storehouse, Goidsboro.
N. C, about three hundred and sixty-four thousand
(864.000) pounds of Hard Bread, in lota to suit pur
chasers. .
1 bis bread Is in boxes of fifty (60) pounds each, v
Terns Cash, in Government funds, on day of
sale.
THOMAS C. SULXTVAN,
6 212t Brevet Major and C. 8., U. S. A.
bSISTAM QUARll!JtMA81ER'8 OFFICE
No.1189 G1RARD SIlEEi. '
Philadblphia, Kay 4, 1861.
Will be sold at Publio Auction, on acconnt of the
Pnittd Males, on the grounds, Darby load. West
Philadoli hia, "!.
On HA1UKDAY, MAT 12. 1866.
Pale commencing at 11 o'olock A. kf.,
I he Buildings, tto , horetolore ki own as the United
Mates SCMM.II HOUoH HO III AL, n i
16 Irame buildings and 6 portions of lrame build
ings. . .
1 cedar water tank, capacity 16,000 gallons.
1 cedar viater tank, capaoity 1600 g a loos.
1 ceoar water tank, capacity li 00 gallons.
1 Worthinetun steam pump, Mo 8.
1 Guild & Garrison's sieain pump, No. 2.
8 uprig ht tubular boilers.
1 wooden pump.
1 iron toi co pump (hand). -C
Iron soil containers.
8 wooden wssh sinks. '
8 woootn wash troughs.
4 tables.
26 table tops and GO trestles.
1 flag-stall, about 80 leet high.
68 oots aud 972 rails.
662 n et oak picket leuoe.
II. tCO bricks in chimney slacks.
100 leei terracotta pine. . "i
1 be frame buhdiugs contain
' 97 ( Mi feet hemlock and a bite pine scantling.'
86 bS0 foei tonrueu boards . . . . . . u .
III, 600 foet routiti boaios. .
26,866 leet flowing boards. . . I . s
Terms ol Sale Cash. Government Hinds, -A
dei ositoi ten ilOl per cent, lo be paid on each
Lid , the balance to be paid on rendition o account.
. '1 be iron water-pipe to be o d bv tbe toot a it Has
tuned in the ground ; to be dutr up and the rround
filled in by the puictaser, .and. is tapnoaea to
amount to , .
1916 feet land 2 Inch iron water-pipe,' more or,
lis.. ..
i' I'lans of Buildings can be obtained and Sehcdulo
fJ.o s seen upon application at tins ofljoe.
The buildinirs tto. must be removed wltb'n two
(2) week tiom date ol sale, and wul be at the risk of
Ibepurcbawr . . If
The cars of the Parby Boad Passenn-er Hailay
Company pass the Hospital everv na.f hour ' :
. Bi oider ot , . , -.. , t
Brev. Brig -Ofn GEORGE H ' CRoSMAN.
i Ass stau Gi. M. Genera' 0 8 inV.
OKoUiit R. OaM;.
.64 71 ' Captain aud AsMstan Q 41.
I