FROM CUBA.
rroelnmatlon by h New Cptf n-Qea.
rl the Feopl or Cuba Definitive
WUhdrkdrkl of Ibe Spanish Fleet from
ib PMlflO,
IIwaka, June &.TW lorn looked lor pro
clamation of the new Captain-Qcneral did not
appear In the newspapers till this morning,
though dated the 3d Instant. Translated Into
English, tt rr ads m follows: . ,
lo tb I 5ha niTAWTs of th Eva Faithful
ISLAae o Cuba: '
lo iroTern it to direct by promoting (rood and per
sistently repressing evil 1 It Is to make right a leefity,
and to administer justice to all ; to encnfloe all doubt
lul interest to Uie common weals to pass through
the present, paying a due respect to the past, and
providing for the future; to progress while we pre
erve and maintain what our advances teach aie
woith keeping) to administer publio afl'alrt by draw
ing our Inspiration from our majestic traditions, but
with our band on our breast to feel the palpitation
of the present time and learn the nccessiiios of the
future as evinced by these. In fine, it is to advance
with lo-ethouglit, tact, prudence, and enorgy.
Although this undertaking Is arduous, I hasten to
confess that it it lest dillioult in the Island of Cuba
than in other regions.
In this beautltul, rich, and Important possession of
the Spanish crown, enjoying so many privileges
ITom the hand of Proviilenoo, there prevails so gene
ral a spirit of nobility, of culture, and of wide-spread
intelligence; so practical an idea ol the real interests
of all; so lively a sentlmont of the absolute necessity
of ordor, without which all progress booomos
Impossible; and so many signal proois have boon
(riven under very trying eircnmst.ar.cos, or the
intelligence and practica' wisdom, as well as
love for the frost 1 rinciples npon which the origin
and desnny of our nationality rest in history;
that, however weighty and transcendont the ques
tions may be that Government has to resolve, there
is no reason to (ear that any of them will be too
much tor the rectitude of hor Majesty's representa
tive, If a freedom from all narrow-mindedness and
from all, -. passion, and a cam) impartial, and
.tine JUS;, oJuj I cawvKwfuiadeatoifBccord wiin the
real nxeiirtsities i niii tha' exeru a well-
lounned and leginui,o influence in the country.
fcuoti arc my convictions In the discharge of ray,
t;nsI w.sh (bat all my actions may be judue'a
tording'y. I entertain a firm hope that witftyoir
frank and loval co-operation I shall be ab e to fulfil
my publio duties to her Majesty, to the country, and
to my conscience, by forwarding the plans of ber
Majesty's Government, and being at the same time
the laithlul interpreter, above all, of the generous
and lofty Judgment as well as maternal sentiments of
our august . soverign towards yonrselves, whose
peace well being, and prosperity aie and shall be
the constant desire of your superior (joveri'or.
FBAHCI80O LUttSCNDI.
ILavaka, June 8, 1366.
THB SPANISH PACIFIC FLEET.
The Offioial Gazette of this city, dated the 6th
nst., contains the following despatch:
''Her Majesty's squadron, having chastised the
Insults ottered to the Spanish flag by the republics
. ot Chili and Poru.whioh was the cause of the bom
bardment of Valparaiso and the glorious Combat at
Callao, has been withdrawn from the i'acilio, and
the Supreme Government has direo'ed the force to
proceed to a (rendezvous, where the Admiral will
receive further instructions. .
"Miocbl Vkrbboubb Mestbe, Secretary."
TUB' 12(1 iYTVS.
Addreaa 5tt r'eafVlent Roberts to the)
Irlali-Bpnblicata Army Tbe Fenlaa
Forces Beealled.
' Headquabtebb FEMiA.tr Bbothbrhood, Ko. 706
Broadway, Wxw YoBK.June 13 To the ofllcers
and Soldiers ot the Irish Kepnbiican Army Sol
diers: In view of the unexpected and repressive
measures ot tbe United States Exeoutive at Wash
ington to- crush the co-operative movement for the
liberation of Ireland, I reocommend that yon return
to yonr respective bomee until such time a a Iresb
. campaign can be inaugurated, at a not far distant
day. Although the campaign Just closed has not
. carried the oanner 'of your nat re land to tbe
capital of the British Provinoes in North America, it
bas Demonstrated to mankind that you had tbe
braver), patriotism, and skill to accomplish it.
You have been victors on every field that your
hereditary enemies dare oontest. You have proved
yourselves good citizens and brave soldiers, and
are disappointed in your lull expectations, not
through any efforts ol English armed minions,
but because the administration ot a great tree
country chose to exercise to its fullest limits, and
even beyond It, the odious and tyrannic provisions
of an obsolete law, so as to disolay its magnanimity
to a semi-hostile nation, at an expense ot your rights
as loyal oituens and tbe high prerogatives and pride
of the greatest na'ion on earth. However, your
eilbrts are not without great and important results,
wbiob can scarcely be estimated at present. History,
however, will record them as the highest proof of
patriotism ever exhibited by an exiled race, and as
the cob mencemcnt of a struggle which is certain to
end in the complete and absolute independence of
Ireland.
Retire, then, brothers, to yonr homes, carrying
with you the respeot and admiration ot all true wor
shippers ot patriotism and liberty. Set to work to
reorganize on a more thorough and extensive basis,
fepeud your days at vour respective callings, and
youi eveuiogs in preparation. We must avoid, in
the future, the publicity which our proceedings have
received in tbe oast, and when next we move it will
. be with an organized power that England's gieatet
atrenrth cannot witnstana.
I have hoDes. too. that the voioe of this great
American nation will bo raised in protest against
thesetviiity displaved by some of their servants.
Already it is heard in rebuke, through the represen
tatives in Conziess, the guardians ol tbuir honor
. and their liberties.
I desire that von accent of no offers of transporta
tion from officials who deprived you oi the very
food, in some oases, which waa necessary to supply
your pressing wants, and who couple their otters ot
a tree passage with conditions which to accept would
cant a stain upon your patriotism as Irishmen and as
tree citizens, who aie bound to sympathize with
nvnrv trnirirlino' nationality. ,
1 remain, brothers, your devoted fiiond, in the
caute ol Ireland, william a. iiohishtm,
President of the ITenian Brotherhood.
GROCERIES.
rTlKAS REDUCED TO $1, AT INGRAM!
J. Tea W arebonse. No. 8. BECOS D Street.
TZ OASTED COFFEE KELUCED TO SO CTS,
JLV atltiOSAM'S Tea Wareheuse, ho. 438. 6E0OND
bireet.
40
C. BEST MILD COFFEE, AT INGRAM'S
Tea Warehouse, Ko. 43 B. SECOND Street.
fPEAS AND COFFEES AT WHOLES ALb
X prices, at IKCltAM'S Tea Warehouse, Mo, 4 b,
BECOA D Street. Try them.
ri REEN COFFEE8 FROM 22 TO W CTS. A
VT pound, at IN OBAH'8 Tea Warehoase, No. 41
BfcC ON D Street Try them. 1106m
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
s
UCCESSFUL TESTS
GREAT FIHK IM NEW YORK.
GREAT FIBEINCUARLISSIOar, 9. C.
GREAT FIRE IN WADDINGTON.
GREAT FIRE IN CANADA.
MARVIN'S SAFES.
" IN EVERY INSTANCE BAYED
ALL. TIJEIIt CONTENTS.
MARVIN & CO.,
No. 721 Chesnut Street, (Masonic Hall).
No. 265 Broadway, New York.
6FKD FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
SECOND-BAND BAFE8; HOUSE SAFES.
SAFtS EXCHANGED. l 2uirp
TTOR 8ALE STATE AND
nl 1'an.wall Ar I'n 'l PllMltWUl UUard and At
Heater lot Coal Oil I.innit It oreveuta the Chluinev
from brvakluH. Ibis we will wairaut Also saves ens
third tbe oil. Call and Bee tm-m they cost but ten can
No. 205 PACK btreet. Philadelphia. Sample sent to am
part of h United Statea on receipt of i& eenta.jl0
EAFNES8. BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
treated with tha atmoat snoceas by 4. ISAACS,
hi. V.. Oca 1st and aurlst, ho. AID PI N IS Btreet Testi
monials Irom the most reliable sources In the city can
l.aaeeoat blsoltioe. Tha Medlca' rai ultv are MlvlUd
to accompan" the ir pa'tunta. a be has no secrets In hit
-traactice. Artitlo'al eyes Inserted without Data . Mo
THE t DAILY EVEN INft TELEQRArHgn
MEDICAL.
yox l'oruLi.
VIUGIlT'STAlJ SYIIUP
; TMSCIPAL DErOT,
No. Il South Til IB L Street
Price, fl-OO per Bottle; $5 to for half-a-doz- ,
The orders' citizens take pleasure In cheat" ij
reconmm' y of, Wright's Tar ttjrur.or
coor bs, tolo-, rerun Bith'O. whooping-cough, sp yd
lever, liver complaint, pains In the breast brone, (a,
Inflammation, and restriction or air vema;s in the long's,
etc. 1 lie remedy should he In every family .
Charles C. Vnson, fornev's Pr$i oalce.
Charles H. Oraflen, Sunday Hereon ofllc.
James fcolcn, h gutter ofllce.: t ,1
William F. Corblt, Associated Press.
William li. Carpenter, tire Alarm and Police T
graph, Filth and ( heinut streets.
A Randolph, Front and Lombard streets.
James W. f errine No. lltt Charles street.
11. A. Iiavls No. SKI Oaxklil street.
John vVoodslde No. 1331 Franklin street.
Robert Thompson. No. lfflft Walterstreet,
K. i. Marco, No. 6'26 Fianklln sireet.
J GeblofT, No. 731 B. second street.
John Bevmour, No. Ml 8. Front street
X. W. Howard, No. 1 Dock street
H. C. Hartlett. No. Sin 8. second street
L. Pates No. 60S Artb sireet
Albert Martin, No. 417 ft. Second street.
Mary Caldwell No lo82 Sansom street.
W. Thoroea. No. 'iO N. Fourth street
T. M. larthy, No. li Klireth's alley,
(leorge Wl son. No JM Kace street.
W. f" Brooks, No. 69 North Second street
M. J. Harnett. No. 119 Canal street
H. Heyniour Bose Bustlaton.
Char es Borers, No. ml Bomb Street
B. T. We ilng'on, second and Quarry streets
.. F. 1 homaa. No. 136 Month Mxt'i street
W I ilium barns. No. M5 Booth Frontslreet
S. P. Haniord, Opera Manager.
John MnKlnnls. rear of No. 1M North Second street
Mrs. 8. R. Cboate, Newark, Del.
Ur. William B. Wright r
r.Bt We take pleasure IB recemmend'ng font TAk
fSYRl'Ptof which we have already aold conslderab.e
anantlties) as a most excellent and efheaclous remedy
lor the complaints set torth In your printed bill alrea ly
submitted to the public. As a rratltvlng act to souerlng
i,in,niiv we will cheer.'rt'lT recommend vour prepara
tion to a 1 a filleted with diseases which It if designed to
ure. loun,etc, tDx
N, E. corner Pine and BlxtU streets.
For sa'e also at
JOUNBON, HOLLPWAT COWDEN'8,
DYOTT A CO
A nd all principal lruf gists and Dealers.
The nl arrlher would beir leave lurlher to Sav thai
he is prepared te flil orders SLd forward tbe Syrup tc
any part ot the country, penons desiring other lnior
mat Ion by n ail will inclose a postaKe siamp.and answen
win be returni o as soou as tua xieuuu:a ui uusuieat
will admit Address . ,
Vr 11.11 AJ n. nniuni,
20 No 771 8. TniBD Street Philadelphia, Pa.
AD NEWS t
FOR TIIK UNFOKITJNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases, for the Spbkot and Pebxa
Sim cubb of all diseases arising from excesses or
. YOUTHFUL: INDltC'BEIION.
FmlsslonsGenltal, Physical and Nervous Debility, Im-
POtCnC , r.Y-r.rT. Ta wtiriVliaiDT
Tb"y can oe used without delection, and never fail to
eflec Curetrf used according to instructions.
BELX'S SPECIFIC FIt,Ii8,
Price Orj Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol-
r ..,. L" i . Um.ll
Jain, U1BU, llMKn UAn. UUt wmwi'i
Price Three Dollars.
From fonr to six boxes are senerallv reautred to cure
ordinary cases of Seminal Weakness, though benefit Is
uerivea trom using a single dox
in l nronic l ases, ana particularly wnen impinract
or Gei.itai Debt liy with Hervous Prostration has
affected the system,
BULL'S TONIC FILLS
Are recommended as the most Efficacious, Rejuvenating,
and lnvitiuratinK Kemedy in tlie wor o.
A Package. Price Five Dollars, wl 1 last a month, and
is generai y sufficient.
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELL'S EXTERNAL REM EOT,
rrlce Two Dollars, sufllolent for a month, can be used
to good advantage.
it i
elves Strength to the Organs and, with the Pills,
will restore them to their normal condition.
A Pamphlet oi 100 pages, on ibe EBSOKS OF YOUTH,
designed as a Lecture and Can Ion to loung Men, sunt
tree, Ten Cents requited to pay postage.
It vnn cannot nnrchaae Rri.l's SPECIFIC RrmF.DIF.8
of vour DiUKKlst. take no other, but send the money
direct to
DR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. sin BROADWAY. New York.
And von will receive tnem by return of mail post paid,
and ti ee from observation. 6 11 1
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM G. PERRY,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
HAS REMOVED FROM
s. w. corker rouaru and race,
to 5 26 fmwlm
No. 728 ARCH STREET.
FINE STATIONERY, Or
Quality. W. G.
THE BEST
PERKY,
, stationer,
No. 728 ABCH Street.
PhUadelphia.
ARNOLD'S INK, FABER'S PENCILS, AND
GUloti's Steel Pens, all genuine, sold br
W. G PKRili,
Htauoner,
No. 728 ABi'U Htreet.
Pntladelpbla.
BLANK BOOKS IN LARGE VARIETY,
oi my own manufacture, , -i
BtLiINU AT LWWE8T CJJ. . .
NO. 728 ABCH Htreet ' '
Philadelphia.
TTNVELOPES,
LETTER, CAP, AND BILL
rsper,
AT LOW CASH PRICKS.
W- O. PF.BRT,
htaloner,
Vo. 728 ABCH Street.
fpuaueipnia.
GOLD PENS, NATIONAL BANK PENS,
Perry', tin. Steel Pens, Etp.Q pEBRTi
Stationer,
No, Ti8 Alt '11 street. -e
28 Imwlm PhUadelphia. -
MUSICAL INSTRU1V1ENTS.
BCHoMACKKQ , PIANO PORTE
til M AM; FaCT 0 HI SO COMPANY'S NKW
h'lLKE. No. llul CIiKHMIT htreet We resoeotiullT
call tbe attention ol our frunds and tba public generally
ot our removal to our new aud Ukaunome Warerootua,
GIVAltD KOW, No. 1103 C'HltSNUi' Street, wbere we
have constantly on band a larae stock ol our superior
uu nianlv nnisneo cquare auu uranu i-iauoa.
Our inairnments have been awurded the hlgnest pre
miums at all the prinolpal exhibitions ever held In this
coul try, with numerous testimonials from the lrst
class artlsls In America and furope.
'i hey are now the leading Pianos, and ate so: Ico
paitsof itewoild. . . , .
Persina desiring to purchase a first-class Piano at
artatlv reduced rates shou d not tall to give us a CjII
Pianos to rent Tuning and moving pjomp'ly at
tended to HCHOMACKi-K & CO
4 231m No 1101 CHESNDT Street
DENTISTRY.
.. , THOUSANDS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
n7 without pain -. Patent applied for. My new in
ui2xi?ventlon, a lioubie Keverslble Helf-adjutlnir
Sa'ety Talved Inhalei, lor adniiuisterlng Nitrous Oxida
Gas. and extracting teeth without pain. The only mods
that the Oaa can be properly and taiely administered
6 21 6m Dr. C. L. MUNNB, No. W SPRUCE treet
INSURANCE COMPANIES
THE PROVIDENT
LltS AND TRVBT COMPANY, ' .
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by tbe htata of Pennsylvania, Third
WontlH 'tla. IB86. lNSCKk.8 LIVES, ALLOWS IN
TFHbST OM DEPOSITS, : aud, GRANTS AMN CI-
TlE8' CAPITAL. 150,060,
DIBECTOR
Samuel R Fhtploy,
Richard fadhurv!'
lereiulab Hucker, t
Joshua II. Morris,
Richard Wood,
Henry Balnea ' .'
T. WiHtar brown, . '
WtHlant C. Lougstretu,
BAMUKL K, bUirlET, rrealOem. '
Fowl AKI) Pafrt. Actuary 7 M$
VH1CK Ao. Ml H. FOUBTH STREET.
vnariea
VUIIIU,
INSURANCE COMPANIES
DELAWARE MUTUAL S A FETIIHSURAKC
I COMFANf. , '
Hi GOBPOBATFT BT niK 1 XFOISLATCES '
OFFICE 8. K. CORN KB 1 H 1 Rt AVt TflLSTJ
BTHF.K i M, mil AUKLI-HLA.
caroo, , , l To ell r aru f tha w
FBUIUHT. J
iwT.xirn iBPrrRAwmti -
l
On Goods by BVver. canal, take, and Land Carriage
, all parts of the Union. i
' F1BK IN8GBACA
On Verrhandlse aenerailT, , .
On Stores, Dwelling Houses.ete. (
i A8SET8 OF TIIK COMTUTT
November 1, 1865.
loo on tTnlted 8tates I per oent loan, '7l....'5,en-eg
lior - ( " i81....1i8,luv-oj
auooeo " '7 -l per cent loan,
Treasnry Notes IM.I74 00
100 000 Slate ot i ennsy Wanla Five Per Cent,
Loan ., M,6o-
M.OCO State of Pennsylvania 8U Per Cent
Loan tl.IM-
125 400 Cltv of Philadelphia Bix Per Cent.
ioaa; u 115,811 M
20,000 Pennsylvania Batlroad First Mort
gage His PerOeat. Bonds JO.OOO'OO
25,000 PennsylTanta Hailroad Heeonl Mort-
gKe 8l ver Cent. Bonds 2J,T80"Ot
25 000 W estern l en isvlvanla Raliroad Mort
g'ige 8lx Per Cent. Bonda 23,750 00
15,000 200 Shares fttock Ocnnantown Gas
Companr, principal and Interest
guaranteea by uie i.uy oi i-nna
delphia ,. .. .
7,150 1 Shares Sleek Pennsv.vai la Ball
19,597 84
8.S80-I
I 230-00
40,000-M
18 MOW
rond Company
5,000 100 Shares Mock North Pennsylvania
... Bailroad Company
40,000 Deposit wlih United States Oovern-
ment subject to ten days' ca 1
30,1 00 State ot Tennessee Five Per Cent
loan....
170 700 Loans on Bonds en1 Mortgage, that
U9um on i'ropertv
KO.700-0
l.J3tf.MCTar. llarket value tana !0 00
Beal Fstate se eOOO
Hills receivable tor m urancea ma'le. 111,013 97
Balancesdueat Agencies. Premiums
on Marine Policies Accrued lute
rest, and othet debts due the Com
pany 40 811 44
Scrip and Ktock of sundry Insurance
. and other Companies 13. Esti
mated value 1.910 0
Ctsh In Bank gM.flVl 89
Cash In llnicir .
mm 56,8.1.) ri
1 4oS8.)0 18
IIKECTOR8.
Thomas 0. land.
Samuel e. stokes,
J. F. Penlstan,
wuuu v. iaTia.
Edmund A. Homier, .
Tbeopbl,us Paulding.
John K. Penrose,
James Iraquair,
Henry C. l'ailett, Jr.,
JamesC. Hand,
William C. Ludwlg,
Joseph H. Beal,
George C. Lelper,
Hugh Craig.
Bobert Burton.
Henry Sloan,
William U. Bonlloo,
Edward Darrkigton,
H. Jones Brooks,
Kdward Laiourcade.
Jacob P.Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
J. B. Sample, Pittsburg,
A. B. Merger, Pittsburg,
T. T. Mnrirn vlttahnra
John D Taylor,
' nwmA e v. 11AI.1), rresiaent,
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vies Pieeldent.
Bekbt Ltxbprw, Secretary. ' llj
NJ ORTII AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 133 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies Issued against tiencral AocIdanU
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected lor one year, In any sum from tit
to 10,000, at a premium of only one-half per cent.
securing tbe lull amount Insured hi case ot death, and
a compensation each week equal to the whole pre
nilum paid
filinM hma Tlnkat. fnt 1 O K T n.,A A . , ...
6 months, at 10 oeme a dav, ins'urlng In tbe sum of eJiklO.
or giving (16 per week it disabled to be had at toe
General Oftloe, No. 133 S. FOUBTH Street, rhliadel
ohia. or at the various Ralhoad 'ticket otticna. Rim
to purchase tbe tickets of the North American Transit
insurance vouipany.
Knr circulars and farther Information innl tha
General Office, or of any of the auttioila 3d Agents of tbe
ompauj LEWI8 HOTJPT, President.
JAMES 11. CONK AD. Treasurer
HENRY C. BROWN, Secrelary.
L. L Honpt, late ol Pennsylvania Bailroad Company.
kf. Balrd, of M. Baldwin As ( o.'s. v '
eamuel C. Palmer, Cashier ot Commercial Bank.
Blcbard Wood, No. 109 Market sUeet
'aiiies M. Conrad, No. 623 Maiket street.
3. E. Klngsley, Continental Hotel.
H. O Leisenring, Noa 237 and 230 Dock street.
Samuel Work of Work, McCoucb & Co.
George Martin, No. 823 Cheanut street. 1 8 10m
1829-CnARTER PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
Assets on January 1, 18GG,
82,506,851'OG.
Capital
Acciuec Surplus.
..1400 000 0t
.. 44M3 19
jrreuinuns,
CNSEITLKI) CLAIMS, INCOME FOB 186
11,467 63. ViWiM.
LOSSES PAID SINCE 18SO OVEB
5,000,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Term.
DIRECTORS.
, Charles H Bancker,
l.dward C, Dale,
George Tales,
Alfred Fltler,
Francis W. Lewis. 11.
' louiua n auer,
Samuel Grant,
(ieorae W. hlcbards, '
IsaacLra,
CHARLES
Peter McCa!L
N. B ANCKt.R. President
KUWAKD C
Uius, vtce-rresiuent.
JAS. W. HOALL18TER, Secrelary pro t cm. i tl23
QIRARD FIRE
IN SHU AN CE
AND MARINE
COMPANY.
OFFICE.No tl5V1 ALNCTSrREET.PBJLADELPOIA
CAP11AL PAID JN, IN CASH, 2nO,lM.
, Tlila ccnpary ccntlnntsto write on Ftrt Bi$l Ofla
' Its capital, with a good surplus. Issa:elj Invested.
tosses by Are uats hem promptly paid, and more than
$500,000
Disbursed on this scconnt within tbe past few years.
For the present tbe orLce of this company will
remain at
No. 415 WALNUT STREET,
nut witnin a few months will remote to its yWN
N. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND CH E8NTT STREETS
Then as now, we shall be happy to Insure oar patrons a
aucn rates as are conaoteni who saieiy,
DIBKCIOES.
x iivnAa v-iva r x-ii .
IUHMAN SBEPPARD,
ThOS. MACKELLAR,
JOHN ftCPPLKE,
JOHN W. CLAOHORN,
HILAR VDHKUI.J1..
ALFRED H. OILLETT,
CHARLES I. ICi6srT.
Uf"". AAV XI E. 1
jOBJtPH KLAPp,Ai,p.
THOMAS CRAVEN. President
A LFBED 8. GIllFI T, V. President and Treasurer.
JAMES B. ALVOKD. BecreUTT. 11B J
TDHffiNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI
i iArjr.i.i'tiiA.
INCOhPOKATED 1804-CHARTER PERPETUAL,
No. 224 W ALNUT Street, opposite tbe Exchanire.
In addition to MARINE and IN LAUD 1NSUKANOE
this Company Insures liomloas or damaje by HHj, on
lioerai ierma. un uuiiuiugs, uivicuauuiao, lunuiura, ete.,
lor iimiivu pwrioua, auu fivruiaueuujr va vuuuings, Dy
Apitoslt ol nrrmlum.
'ine t ompsnv naa oeen in ao rve openiiwD tor more
than Hi IV YEAHS, during which ail loa.es have biset
pivuipuy aajutiea auu paiu.
Jobn L Hedge,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.,
At. B. Mabont y,
John T. Lewis,
William B. Urant
Robert W. Leauilng,.
D Clark vV barton, -Sam
ael W llcox
A'a.iu bums.
ReDjainln Et big,
Ihornas H. Powers,
A- R. AlcUeory
Kdinond t'a.tlllon,
liula G Norrla.
WDCUE&ER, President
BiMVKL Wixcox. becietarv. . 411
TPJRB 1KSUKANCE EXCLUSIVELY. T1IE
n PENKHVLVANIA FIKR 1NMCRANCK COM
PAN Y Incorporated 182ft C'baner Perpetual No. 10
Will I 1' Mreet, apt oiuie jnoepeDuuiorquaiv.
1 lila C'onioanv. favorably known to tbe eommunitv
for over lortv years, continue to Iniure arainat loss or
dairaae by fire en fuhlio or Private Bul ainva. eliber
permanent y or lor a limited time. Also en furniture.
Mocks of Qoods and kleicbandue geneially on liberal
l.rn!l . , , .
1 heir Capital, together with a la rge Surplus Fund. Is
Invested In the moat ceierul manner which enables
them to otter to the insured au undoubted aaeurtty in
tl case ei loss,, , , , , . ( i -
Pal) lei Smith Jr.. I John Devereux,
AUxsnoer Uenson. " I "". 1 homaa Huiltb,
Isai'C Ilazleburat, . , I . Hni v I.ewla,
1 homaa Uobiua, I 'J Cilliugbaut rail,
lisnlet Ttailitnk .lr
IiANIH. 8M1TH. Ja.. President.
8
S.
Navt DrPABTurwT
i
r Bureau or Tabus Ann DorK,
Jnne 13. 1806.
Healed rrenosa's for each olaM si paratol v endorsed
"Proposals lor Class N. (aame toe clas for' the
navy yard at (name the yard)," will be reooived at
this co ce until the 11th ol Julv next, at 1 o'oiocR P,
M., at which hour the opeoint of the bids will be
commenced, tor furnishing and deiireiing at the
several navy yards named, the materials and articles
embraced in printed schedulis, which, with thefonn
41 ofler and guarantee, will be tarnished on appliov
Hon, and sent by malt, it so requested, to persons de
siring to oflor 1o eontraot for any or all the eias-oa
named taerein, by the commandants of the several
now yaids, lor tho c'assrm lor the yards niider tboir
command, or by tbe pevmaater nearest thereto, or
by the Bureau lor any or all of the yards.
To prevent coffonio ana miltakei in ieaint the
nfferi, no bid trill In rtomved which cotnin$ clase
for more than one yurd in one mvelope ; not any bid
which i$ not perfect and complete in i(e.lfaccriling
to tie forms of rffer and guarantee, and each indivi
dual ol a firm tnutt iifn the bid and emtract.
.Bidders are hereby cautioned, and particularly
notified, tbat their oilers should be made on the
printed form prescribed br the Bureau, and be
mailod In time to roach their destination before the
time expires tor receiving; them; no bid wit be con
sidered which shall be received a,fter the period
stated, and no allowance will be made for failures of
the. mail. All oilers most be aooompanied by tho
uiuuoi a license, or a enrunoa oopr inereoi.
To guard aealnst odors beinir ononed before the
time appointed, bidders are requested to endorso on
the envelope, above the address, and draw a line
uu air i ne endorsement, tnnss
"I n poHuls tor Class Ao. (nme clan) for the
Jfavy laid at name the yard "
"'lo Ibe Chpf of the Bureau of lards and Docks.
Washington. I. C "
Ibe ctrtificale to tbe guarantors' responsibility
must be certified to by the Assotsor of intornai ltore
cue tor the distr'ct rn which they reside.
Tbe sohedn a will state the times within which
articles will be required to be delivered. If any
articles are named, In tbe schedulis which are not
kuotvn to be in common and goneral use, tbe b. ri
ders will asccitain promptly wbotber such articles
can oe procured or nut, ana it t.iey cannot oa ob
tained, the iael muht be reported to tbe Bureau
at once, tcioie bids sua i le received ah tbe
articles which mav be contracted tor must be de
livered at such place or plaoes, Including dray a ire
ana cartage to toe place wnoie u ea wii nn me
Navy Yards respectively, tor which the offer is
made, as may be directed by tbe commanding o dicer
thereol: and, all other things bene equal, prefer
ence will be given to American manufacture. No
article will be received after the expiration of tne
period si eoificd in the sohedules lor the comple
tion ol the deliveries unless spieiallv authorrod by
tbe Department, In computing the classes, the price
ftfuieu ri iitv column or prices wui ve me sianama,
and the aggregate of the class will le carried out
according to the prices slated.
ah me artio es under the contract must oe or the
best quality, delivered in good order, tree ot all and
every charge or expene to the Government for de
livery, and eu' Jeot to the inspection, count, weight,
or measurement ol the said navy yard, and be in ail
respects satismotory to tne commandant thereof.
Bidders are re lei red to the yard lor plans specifica
tions, or samples, and any lur;bor descriptions of
tne articles oi explanations tney may aesiie. W hen
biaoers span do in douut as to the precise articles
namea in tne scneauio. tnev win anoiv to tne com
manding c fticer ol tbe navy yard, aud not to em.
nloves. for description of tbe article or articles in
aouot, wnicn iniormation tne eaiu oinoer win give in
v. riling.
Approved sureties in tbe amount of the contract
will be required, and twenty per centum as addi
tional security deducted from each payment until
tte contract shall have been completed or canco lod,
nn ess otherwise authorized by the Department;
and eighty per centum of tbe amount of all delive
ries made win be paid by tbe paymaster at the place
ol delivery within ten days alter warran's for the
fine shall have been passed by tbe Secretary of tho
Treiisurv.
ropartol tbe per centum reserved Is to be paid
until all tbo rejected articles offered under the con
tract Mian nave been rerrovea iroin tne yard and
ott ers supplied in their placo, unless specially au'
tborized by the Department. i
it will be stipulated in tne contract titat it dolault
shall be made bv the parties of tbe first Dart in de-
liveiing all or any of the articles mentioned in any
Class piu tor oi toe quamy aua at tne times and
p. aces above provided, thou and in that case the
said partus will lorioit and pay to tbe United btates,
as liquidated damages, a sum ol money not to
excted twioe tne amount oi sucn cias therein
agreed uion t as tbe price to be paid in case
ol tbe actual delivery thereof, which, may be recov
ered, (rem time to time, as tbey aocrue acoording
to the aot of Congress in tbat ouse provided, ap
proved March 8, lb48.
Tbe sureties muat sign the contract, and their
responsibility be certified ta by the Assessor of
internal revenue tor ine aisiriet in wmca liKy
reside.
Persons whose oilers snail De accepted will be
notified by letter through the Post Otlico, wnicb
notice shall be considered snfilclenti and if thov
do not enter into eontraot lor the supplies speci
fied within ten days alter the ta"M af tbe con.
tract at the post otiioe named or the paymaster
designated, a contract will be made with some
other person or persons, and the guarantors of
eucb defaulting bidders will be held responsible
lor tbe difference between tne oner ot tbe default..
ine bidder or bidders and that which may be
accepted.
All oners not mace u strict conrormttu with this
advertisement wil , at the option of the Bureau, be
rejected. . ' .
ihose only -whose offers mar be aocepted will
be notified, and contracts wl 1 be ready lor execu
tion as toon . thereafter as may be practicable.
Pott age stamps are not required on bids for
warded by mail. Revenue stamps will be required
on tbe ooniraoiai one nve-coni stamp on eaoh
sheet of paper, and also oue five oent stamp on
each piece of paper, and also one five-oent stamp
to tbe certificate of the ofheer certifying to the re
sponsibility ot tho sureties. Ibese s amps are
all to be furnished and cancelled by the con
tractor.
Tbe clasres of this Bureau are lumbered and
lettered as iollows: .
Clats No. 1, BrolM) No. 2, Stone; No. 2, Stone;
No. 8, Yellow Pine Timber i No. 1 Velio w Pine
Lumber; No. I, Oak aud Hardwood; No. 6, White
Pine, tpiuce, tiunipor, ana cypress; no. 7, Wine.
Hair, atd Plaster; No. 8, Cement; No. 9, (J ravel and
f ... X Ol H, . 1 ,ii . n .i il L'l...u.n.l 1 1'; 1
No. lu, tslate; No. 11, Iron, Iron Spikes and Nails;
No. 12, (Steel; No. 18, Pig Iron; No. 14, Files; No. 15,
faints, mis, ana uiass; no 10, amp inanuiery; No
17, Hardware; No. 18, Stationery t No. 19, Fliewood ;
No 1.0, Hay and Straw; No 21. Provender; No. 22,
Charcoal; No. 23, Bemng, Packing, and Hose: No.
24, sperm and Lubricating Oils f No. 26. Iron Work,
riping, etc , ao , Aaiionri au. zs, Awnraorte
Coal; No. 29, Bituminous Cumberland Coal; No. 80,
ten Mtiiuninons Broad Top Coal (and Pictou at
Boston Yard); No. 81, Copper and Composition
Naiia; No. 82, Maohluery and Tools. Class A, for
raising wings oi inuce uuiiuiub trorwmou n. JN. II.)
Claa A, extending South l'ier (Philadelphia). Class
A, repairing Bu Ming No 11 (Norfolk). Class B, re
pairing Building No. 13 (Norto k).
v NAVAL, ASYLUM.
Class No. 1, Clothing; No. 2, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
fco ; JN0 o, rrovisions; cio a, urooeriee; no b,
Drv Goof s; No 6 Bread, AO J So. 7, Tobacoo; No.
H I oal: Nn a. Paints. Oils. Cilaas. fte : No 11.
Lumber; No. 12, Firewood; No 18, Provinder; No.
14, Miscellaneous; no. x, naruwaro; no. 10, sta
ir.niTii No. 17. Fil.ira Ice-bouses.
The following are the classes, by their numbers
and letters, required at the respective Nary Yards
and Naval Asyium:
POK1SMOUTH, N. H.
Nos. 1. 5 6 8, Wi, 11, 12, 16, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,
W-''VoB TON. MASS.
Noa. 2, 6, 6, 9, 9, 11, 12, 18, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21,
f4l fit lL 1)1 Mil Oil
AasV, iO, sVtt VD, dil t aWi w
JMlVi 1 Villa.
1V08.1.SA. 8 4.5. 6
, 7, 8, 9. 9. 10, 11, 12, 18 14, 15,
3, 24, 26, 26, 27, 80, 81, 82
Ifi. 17. lrt. 21. 22. 23
' 9 Alt tSI U 11 I A
1 fi A Li n ajfjXjx um
Nob. 1 2 S. 6. 6 7. 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16. IT, 18. 19. 20.
U, VL M.B.W.B.f.,, t)I1 IT . nvT DT .
AAV Al' AOIAjUaU, I Ri u aiut niA,
Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4 6, 6, 7. 8, 9, 11. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,
WA8111MjT01N, D. C.
Viu 1 O A K 7 8. 9 Oli. 10 11. 12 18 14. 15. 1A.
17, 18, 19 20, 21, a. o. il, eo, oa
- . . . ' ' . . ' A ala A m rn nt IVI ' '
Nrs 8 K 8 11 12, 14 16, 16, 17, 18, 10, 20, 21, 22. 23.
24,26,27.29,81,8
Kos 1. 10. 12. 14, 16, 16, IT, 18 28, 24. 81 . 6 15f4t
r.n a a v rw aa n
C! ALE OF GOVERNMENT 6TEAU-1UQ
AWI8TAKT QUABTKRMABTBR'8 Omot, 1
pHilADBLrHlA Dkpot June 18 1S66. I
Vlll be sold at Publio Auotion, at 8 HACK A
KAXON street W hart, fhiladelpnia, renna., on
v.CNDAY. June 2o, Aio. at io o ctoox a. ju.. ine
United btates a
Trnnaiel04 6-b6 tons lennth,80 5 10 feet ; broadtb.
IS Mil (net; rionlh. 7 7-10 leet.
TI e tug is now lyug umvu buwi
' . ,. CKAt.A.A .
wbarf, where she can be examined.
Icims Cash, in Ooveinment funds. ;
hy Bie?etBri.-Gen GEO. H CHOSMi, ,
Assistant ouatterniaster-Ceueral U. S A
813101 MkJiRY llOWMAN,
Crbvet Kaj aud Aajiat. Quarteruiater.
n
,JUgR;g 1800.
PROPOSALS.
3 PROPOSAL1 OU MATERIALS, UNDrfR THE
. ( OtiNJZANCKOK JIlKBCKBAUor KQTJ.P
M r NT AND K r.CKCI I IN t. TO Bfc; bUPPl.lKD
10TUE DIFFERENT NATT YAKIS
NAVT MJh PARTM KNT, )
loMin r IgnrmtJT and Kucsitmsfi J
' ' WaeHiwoTOir, ,lnne4 l-m )
Sealed Piorofals. to lurnisulM IKKIAI.S lor tne
Navy lor the fifccal vear ending June go. 1W17. will be
reoeivd at this I!nrnau until 10 o'clock A. M . nf tha
2d cay of Julv next; at which true the propMaia
vim b opecea.
ine proposa's mnst be addressed to the Uhtfti or
the Bnrean of tnninm.it and KenraUlni. Navv
Xrpartment, Washington, and must be endorsed.
"Proposals lor Materials, etc. lor the Navy," that
tbey may be distinguished irons ttaer baslnces let
ters. .
Printed schedules for inr class, totether with
instructions to bidders, giving tbo forms of proposal,
ol guarantee, and ot certificate oi guarautois. wilt
tefu'nisbed to such neraona as d.isire to bid. Ott
application to the Commanr)ans ofgihe respective
navy yarns, ana loose or all the lards on applica
tion to tbe Bureau.
Ibe Commandant of eaoh navy yard and tbe
1'uichai.iiig Paymaster of each section will liavs a
copy oi the rehedulos of the Qiher tarda tor exami
nation only, tn order that persons who intend to
bid may judge whether it Is desirable to make appli-
canou lor any ineuiaasrs oi tnose yards.
Ibe proposal must be for tbe whole of a cla'si
find all applications lor infornmtion, or tor the
examination ot samples, muat be made to the Com
mandants ot the respective yards.
ine proposal must uo accompanied oy a certifi
cate (rum tbe Collector of Internal Kevuue for the
distriol in which tho bidder resides, that he has a
license, to deal in the articles f ir wh'cti be proposes;
and he mnst further show that he is a manufacturer
ot, or a reuular dealer in, tbe articles which he
offers to supp y. lhe guarantors must ba certified
by the Assessor of Internal Uereuue lor tbe distrtot
in which ihey reside,
lhe contract will be awarded to tbeoerson who
nskes the lowest bid and rives the auarantee re
quired by law, the Navy Dcpartn ont, however, re
ferring ti e riant to reject tne lowest bid, or any
whxh it may deem exoibitant.
Sureties in the lull amouut will bo reau'red to
siaru Ibe Contract. 'and tbeir lesDonsibilitv must be
ciriiuta to i no satisiaotion oi tne navy iepait- l
ment. as additional security, twenty per com urn
will be withheld from the amount ot he bills until
the cot tract shall have been completed, and eighty
per cntum of tbe amount of each bill, approved in
triplicate ty tbe commandant of the respective
yard, will be paid by the Paymaster of the station
designated in the contract in tnnds or certificates,
at the option oi the Government, within ten days
alter tbe wariaut for the same shall have been
passed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
The classes of this Bureau are numbered and de
signated as follows:
No. 1 Flax Canvas 'I w ne No. 10. Ash and Booch
No. 2. Cotton Canvas and; 1' ank.
Twine.
No 8. Iron and Steel.
No. 4 Tin and Zinc.
No. 6. t-perm Oil.
No. 6. Paints and Oi!s.
No. 10. Leather.
No. 11. Gum lloe.
No. 12. Lignun vitas.
No. 18. Lanterns.
No. 14 Ox Hides.
No. 18 lallo v.
No. 20 Ilru-hes.
No 22. Stationery,
No. 23 Hardware.
No. 24. Ship Chand'ory.
No. 81. VV bale Oil, eto.
No. 82. (ial ey Iron.
No. 83 Pig Iron.
No, 81 Cnain Iron.
Tbe following are the classes, by their numbers,
required at the respective ravy yard":
KITTkHY Nos. 1. 2 4 fl. 12 18. 24.
CHAKLESlOWN.-l, 2, 8, 4, 6, 8, 12, 14,16, 13,23,
Z4, Hi.
BROOKLYN. 1. 2. 8. 8. 10. 16. 23. 2t
PHILADELPHIA.!, 2, 8, 4, 6, 0, 10, 12, 13. 20,
22,23,24,81. IttltU
WASHINGTON.!, t, 4, 6, 11, 16, 23, 82 88, 84.
QALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBEE
Cblep Qtjaetkiiii aster's Ornci,
1 , .. ,,r . ....
,866 1
tot Ma
Waphisotok, D C, May 81, 1866
1 ne oners received under the advertisement ot May
8 being considered lees tban the real value ot the
nijierial, were not accepted, and Sealed Proposals
sro sriiu luriwu uuiii j huao&'a x , ,uiio aa, aoto,
at 12 o'clock il., for the purchase of 843,000 feet ol
Government Lumber, of the fol owing sues and
descriptions, viz. :
18,000 feet lj-lnch Oak.
100,000 feet 2-moh Oak.
100 000 leet 24-Inch Oak.
129,000 feet 8-inch Oak.
10,000 feet 8-inch Oak.
78,000 feet 4-inoh Oak.
10,000 feet 6-inoh Oak.
10 000 teet 2-inch Hickory.
6 500 teet 8-inch Hickory.
14,400 feet 4-inoh Hickory.
89,000 teet lf-racb Ash.
74,000 teet 2-iuch Ash.
86,000 leet 8-lnoh Aaa.
90,000 ioet 4-inch Ash.
20.000 teet 6-inch Ash.
8 500 feet 1-inch Pine.
84,800 leet 1-inch Piue.
87 000 leet l-;nch Pine.
25,000 leet j-lnoh Poplar.
13 000 teet 1-inch Poplar,
Ibe attention oi nftn.h onrt carriacre-makem i
called to this sale, as tne above is a very superior lot
of well-seasoned Lumber, suitable for manufacturing
Surposes. It can be seen by applying to Brevet
ngadier-General O. H. TOMPKINS, Quartermaster
in charge at Lincoln Depot, about ono mile east ol
tbe Capitol. '
Bits will be received for the purchase of ten thou
sand feet and upwards, Tbe undersigned reserves
the right to reject all the bids should thoy be con
sidered too low. i. 1
Payment (in Government funds) will be require
upon notification of acceptance oi bid and prioi
to tne delivery ot tne number, wnicn musr De re
moved within fifteen days alter the proposal is ao
cepted. -
Proposals should be signed by the bidder's full
name, and give his post-othce address, plainly In
dorsed, "i roposais lor tne urcuase oi juutnoer,'
and directed to
D H. RUCKEB,
Brevet Major-Gen., and Chiei Quartermaster,
6 1 17t Depot of W aahington, D. O.
NATIONAL MILITARY ASYLUM.
The Manggera of the National Asylum lor dis
charged volunteer soldiers, auinonxed by Act oi
Conn-ess. approved March 21. 1800. ask nronosais
lor sites lor Asylums by donation or sale. The pre
mises matt be situate in one of the loyal States, con
tain at least 200 acres ot land aud be in a healthy
locution, and easy ot access by railroad or otherwise.
It is the purpose ol the managers to erect, without
dolar, extensive and permanent buiidiugs for said
Avylums, and its establishment will be largely ad
vantageous to any section or ranroad in the vicinity
Cf its location.
Plans, specifications, and estimates lor Asyium
buildings, including detached cottages, are also allied
lor ibe approval or tbe Board. Liberal compensa
tion will be given for the successful plan.
Propoia's, plans, specifications and es tmates the
first pained to be in writing, containing plot and de
scription of grounds and terms and conditions of
traiiBier -must oe sens to jujur-uuenu d. r , r u i -
LICK, at Lowell. Alaas., on or ueiore tne vutn day ot
June, 1806. BEN J F. BUI LEU,
.rreaiorui ouarj ui managers.
Lewis B. Gtjnokbl Secretary.
1 apers entitled to publmh the laws ot tbe United
Plates are respectfully requested to publish this
three (8) weeks prior to tne 20th of June, 1&6, and
send their bill, with copy of notice, as above di
lec.ed. 5 81 18t
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Nq. 19 OTATJt bTBBIT, NXW l'OKK (!ITT, I
June 9, 1866 J
In pursuance of orders of the War Department. I
will sell at Publio Auction, at 10 o'clock, on W ED
NESDAX, the 2rtb dav ot June, 18(16, at the Depot
Camp. Trenton, New Jersey, a Quantity of Quarter
master's btoreB and Camp and Garrison Equipage,
no longer required, a follows, via :
Hatchets.
A. V, O.
Army Wagons,
(Spring Wagons,
Olbce DetkD,
Tables, I
CI airs,
.Stoves, ' 1
Stove Pipe, .
lieu acs.
Leather Watf r Buckets,
W ooden pails,
Cart entura' Tools,
Spades, ;
Shovels, j
Coal tlods,
Uarness,
Whitewash Bruahos,
Iron Bodsteads,
Benches, '
1'aunns,
: Office Chairs,
Cases ot Pigeon Holes,
Fairbanks' Scales,
I Mess Tab e,
Otiioe Tables,
iTiucks.
Grain Bags, eto. etc,
'Caps,
ITrowsers,
'Coais,
I mouses.
land other artioles. ;
Axes.
auo. 89 Cords of Hard Wood, and im ieei oi
beasoued Lumber, in good order. . .
The artides are in Urge quantities, and of many
van. ties. Most of them are serviouab e. .
Terms ot bale-Cash, on rendition ot aowunbi
For particular Iniormation in regard to the nature
and kind of materials and articles, and their situa,
tion and condit.on, application should be made to
Mr. lleurr T. Bolcoiub, Agent at the Quarter
Sailer's Offloe, in I ronton, or to the nnJersigued.
The Government reserves the right of deoliutnjr $X
bids cousidored unlair.ordissdvautageom.
"BreM.J -Gen. 8TUART VAN VLICT,
Chief Quartermaster niett. ,
.6 11 8t i Brevet Major and A Q M.
t abok bIlLnment sales.
i AaBisTAirr OfAaTxnMAlriTERljiaJrER'a
m . P".A1BI.PBIA DXPOT, JUlw
OJ Wi H be told at Publio Anotion. at Ot1- I
8 j !.Y??T?T,',',n Warehouse. H ANOVktt Hfr,
M,1V.v4VVAii.r: A",n"' i5""tphla. Pa.7 m
slOSUAV, June 25, 1RG6, at 10 o'olook A M., a Urn
aa loliowst e"nttor'8 SKrej, oonsiting; in pat t
120 CORD9 OAK AND PI5B WOOD.
One and two horse
ALU
Rtands,
t o anaea.
Beiichca,
Jlreboards,
VV hnelbarrows,
Stove Boxes,
Water Huokets,
Boards,
laDiea,
Table Tops,
1 rucks,
Bath Tubs,
Tongs, assorted.
Valves, assorted.
Army and Express VTs
rons. Venetian Blinds,
brackets.
Saah WoightA, ,
Crow bars.
Brushes, assorted.
l lestios,
Basins tor stools,
h rooms, assorted,
Shoeing Boxea,
Iron Bars,
Barrels,
Wreneb.es, assorted:
Axes,
Hor-e Blanket,
Ioe Uoxei, ,
Metallic Life Boata
Copper BlU,
Basins, ,
Orain backs,
naira,
Closets,
( Vlladtrs,
Cauldrons.
Canleeas,
1 in Cups.
Chimney Crocks,
Oil Cans,
t Biboys,
Chests,
locks, assorted.
Boilers, assorted.
Soil Containers,
Riding Bridles,
Hose C upliugs,
Gas Burners,
Curry Combs,
One-nurse cans,
lamps, assorted,
Lirawers,
Dresters,
it alter Ulialna,
Wairon Coveis,
Drums,
Water Casks,
Iron Sate,
Hand Cuffs,
Horse Cards.
Doors,
Stoveplpo,
immpois,
Peaks,
rttovepine Elbows.
Felling,
Flies, a' sorted,
G rates.
I Forks a-sorted,
Poi table Vorsma.
V) agon and
Harness,
Ambalanoo Purnaaes,
ouages, assorted,
Ropo lla ters,
Eire Ho?o,
Leather Hoar,
Hatchets,
Screw Drivers,
Coal Hods,
Cases ol Pigeon Holes,
Gnm Hose,
Hoes, assorted ;
Hammers, assorted,
Scrap Iron,
Boiler Iron, .
Galvanixcd Iron,
i.umi er,
Ma'leta,
Measures,
Camp Kettles,
Lanterns, ,
Lath,
v roncnt iron,
Door Knobs,
Putty Knives,
Ladders.
ricks ana nan nee.
Pans, assorted'
Gangway Plank,
Pouches, assorted,
Pokers,
Galvanised Pip,
Hteam P.pe, . ,
Gas Pipe,
Pumps, assorted.
Lightning-rod Points,
Copying Press,
Iron Plates,
Lead Pipe,
Hope,
Clhoe Stoves,
Iron Railinir.
Litters,
Liooks, assorted,
Coflee Mills,
Pincers, assorted,
Glue rots,
Stovepipe,
Feint Pots,
Hose Keels,
Bti.vepipe Rest4,
Homes uacas,
HafDS. assorted.
Bakes, assorted,
Wagon and Itiaing
dies.
Sad-' spoons, B-sorted,
Grindstones,
Horse Shoee,
Stocks and IMee,
Sockets,
Cau king Tools,
Tanks,
Dumb Wafers,
Zinc.
Knives and Forks,
Ochre,
Heating Stoves,
Stools,
Shelves,
Scraper,
Bed Rests,
Coal Screens.
Cooking Sieves,
Sluks,
Supports,
Screws,
gnovels, tHOrted;
Spades, , . , L . ,
Sledges,
Rlmttnra.
Gas Pendants,
Forges,
Plow and Bits,
Gas Fixtures.
And a large lot or miscellaneous stores.
For full particulars, as regards quantity, eto.,
see catalogues, whioh may be bad on application at
this ofiice. '
Sale will be continued from day to day, anttl al
the t-tores are sold.
Sales will be made in quantities to auit pur
Chasers. . . i -.
Terms Cash, in Government lunda.
oider of "
Brevet Brig.-Gen. GEO. H. CROSMAW,
Assistant Quartermaster t-ienerai U 8 A.
61810t HKNRY BOWMAN,
Brevet MaJ. and Assist. Quartermaster.
ALE OF GOVLRNMkNT PBOFBBTT.
On SATURDAY. i
June 28, at 10 o'olook A. al., will be sold bv Ano
tion, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, the tallowing
at tides:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION.
Lot No. 1. 812 mess choste, assorted trom 460 (9
IO IPSA) IDS.
Lot No.
Lot No.
tot No.
.
127 iron water tanks.
15 scuttle butts.
10 harness caskf ,
Lot No. 6. 88 mess ii-eaiers.
Lot No. 7. 84 20-gallon casks.
Lot No. 8. 88 40-irallon casks. .
Lot No. 9. 20 100-gallon casks.
Lot No. 10 1 200 gallon cask. .
Lot No 11, Timber outtings, eto.
Lot No 12. White oak knees.
Lot No. 18. Lead dross, 4744 lbs. more or leaa. .
Lot No. 14. 6 boats. . .
BUREAU tJ EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING. ,
Lot No. 15 7 globe lanterns.
Lot No. 16. 1 ton, more or less, old man i I 'a rope.
Lot No. 17. 8 tons, more or leas, hemp and maniila :
shakings, mixed.
Lot No. 18. 2 tons, mole or less, hemp shaking. i
Lot No. 19 1000 lbs , more or loss, worn-out bag.
Lot No 20. 600 I be, more or less, old paroeUln.
Lot No 21 8 wood and 8 iron buoys.
Lot No. 22 800 lbs , more or less, old canvat.
Lot No 28 5 tons hemp rope.
Lot No 24. Blocks, eto. ' '
Lot No. 25 Dead eyes and bull's eyes. . ,
Lot No, 26. Shel a and sheaves.
Lot No 27. Wrought iron (part of Bailey), 3 ton,
more or less.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING. 1
Lot No. 28. 1 cylinder, 10 ftet by 41 J inches, 7438 f
pounds.
BUREAU OF TARDS AND DOCKS.
Lot No 29. 1 ox cart , i
Lot No. 80. lone-horse cait. .
Lot No. 81. 1 watering-trough.
Lot No. 82. 4 large tin dish-pans, and 1 tin buttor
kettie.
Lot No 83 1 tin shot-box:
, Lot No. 84 8 iron weights (dock).
Lot No 86. 1 miliary coat.
LUKKAU OF NAVIGATION.
.Lot No. 86 42 decs timepieces.
Lot No. 87. 8 Azimuth compasses.
Lot No 88. 12 steering oompassea (not admiralty).
Lot No. 89. 60 eompaaaes (common).
Lot N o. 40 14 compasses, boat, liquid.
Lot No. 41. 7 compasses, boat, dry. ,
Lot No. 42 10 tell- a' ee.
Lot No. 48. 1 quadrant.
Lot No. 44 22 spy. glasses (slenal).
Lot No. 46 44 spy-glasats (oommon), '
Lot No. 46. 16 Binocular marine glastof, loperiot.
Lot No. 47 6 barometers, Aueroio,
Lot No 48 64 thermometers.
Lot No. 49. 4 bjdrometers.
Lot No. 60. 880 lbs bide wheel rope.
Lot No. 61. 19 signal lanterns. .
Lot No. 62 70 side lanterns.
Lot No. 68. a Massey's logs.
Lot No. 64 1 T'owbridgelog
Lot No. 65. 126 American ensigns (all sizes).
Lot No. 66. 80 American jacks (all sizes).
Lot No. 67. 66 narrow peunanU.
Lot. No. 68. 180 signal flags, repeaters, and pea- ,
nauts. .
Lot No 69. 41 foreign ensUne.
Lot ao. 60 18 loreign pennants.
Lot No, 61. 6 quarantine flags.
Lot No. 62 21 log slates.
Lot No. 68. 2 penknives.
Lot No. 64 268 lbs. signal bslyards.
Lot No 66. 6281 lbs. lead and log lice.
Lot No. 06. 74 lbs. wb'twleei rope. ....
Ten per cent of the purchase money must be da
posited at the close oi the bid on all artlclo sold tot -account
of Bureaus of Contraction, Equipment,''
8 earn Engineering, and Navigation, and twenty per
cent, tor ad aitiolea sold on account of Bureau of
Yards and Docks The remainder to bs paid and.
the goods removed within five days after the sale.
II not so removed, the ten or twenty per oent. will
be lorleited to tbe Government.
- Government may suspend toe sal of any lot after
bidding thereon bas oommenoed.
By older ot the Navy Department '"
, ' , D. LYNCH, Commander, U.S.
: Naval Storekeeper.
Navy Yard, rhilarelpbla, May 81, 1866- ' .,
QUEEN TEAS, . ;
GRFEN CORN, ...
FRESH PKACBK3.
FRESH TOMATOES, PLUMS,
ALBERT O. ROBERTS ;
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES, '
1C 4p ' Cot. ELEVENTH and VINE Streefci. -
elmftfe msds tor exawluataoa. 1 ill
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