THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TIIUIESDAY, JULY 12, 180G.
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wuRiiAWKCiiim.jii is.
BIT JAM KB RIHTIHH.
The street tie tramp ed by a swoitenng throng,
For Itio tnidsuuituoi's Mullght burns ana flare
Along tho dusty waya, ntid mystic son
la ever in the heart, of wandering aim
Cool with the darknt n ol the loaf? prove,
And musical with tlm sparrow' voice ol lore.
We ill away from steaming wall and pave,
And thread the broad, oluo Hudson's sinuous
rcrge
Up tbruugu the loret Ule, to where tne wave
With pleasing motion flius tho plashing surge
Even to the mountain ba-.e, and onward strain
Orr tne rough ledeo- to i he loftior plain.
For It Is sweet to stand upon thee heights,
Wechawkent fametl so lont In heart and song!
To feel the winds of heavon in their flights,
Fluttering the cool wing the trees among,
Dry the thick motsturo on the feverish brow,
And fill the panting breat, deep-breathing now.
And tee the groves that cluster on thy sides,
Whore warbling wild birds leap from spray to
spray,
And wuere the river breese ascends and rides,
With the low sound of waters, lar away
Molting in mus'o on the forest shore,
As on the strand, the waves spring murmuring o'er.
And see the tufts of tender grass, that gloam
Like emeralds in tho rocks, and the btown bee
Come bazzing up from flower to do ver, tnat soem
To wait bis coming, and beyond to see
The blazing glass, the spire, and fteople rise:
And further where ihu peopled harbor lies.
The boats walk up and boats walk (iown the bay,
Alivo with purpose and the white sails
Gleaming like snow fleets in the lar avuy
Where waves upheave and curl in ocoan gales,
And to tho left, the ruuvo of wooded hills
Ihreaded whh the silver lines ol sparkling rills.
It is a glorious sight, and well repays
Tho laboring footstep from tho dust below,
Yet far unlike tho steep and toilsome ways
That you and I have trod, and IcarnoJ to know
The world has no tree summit for the soul
Where Its wild jtearuing may not still control.
IIerr,if the higher feci es engaero the heart:
The blue o'er-arcuiag ky, the castled oloud,
And swallows skimming in mid air, impart
Kellglon to the spirit woifi and bo-ved,
And quench with ho ier flame the flickering ras
That shine like wisps aion the darkoned ways.
New York, Jniy 1st, 1865.
From tnis grandly pic'uresque and wild locality
a view of lite is p renin ieu that cannot be excelled in
tho whole world I'lie uanorama embraces thecitios
ol New Yotk, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Harlem,
Jersey City, Doboken, wd all ot tno viLaoes that
line tho shores of .New York Buy Ei. Iklkurapu.
FEOJI ATLANTA, OA.
t
A Iy Among Mm Nttaeitl for the) Edn
chIiou ot site Pmir White Children.
Accosting the invitation of Mr. Elmer B.
Adams, Agent ot the A in erica u Uuion Commis
sion ol Pennsylvania Hud New Jersey, we vifited
the three schools which he has established in
this city for the purpose of educating the poor
white children. The schools are three in num
ber, atid are presided over by rive intelligent
ladief.-wbo are experienced and successlul
teachers. In the thiee schools there are tour
bundled and fixteen pupil-, according to the
last monthly reports.
TUB BUILDINGS
iu which these schoois are held, were, with
one exception, built with lundd supplied by the
A. U. Commission. Each contains two com
partments, in which the pupils are arranged
according to the progress they have made in
their studies. Tho other building is renied for
the purposes of the school, the rent being paid
with fluids supplied tliroimh the same bene
volent source. The building? are all temporary.
: but comfortable enough for summer or winter
, use. We will menuouthe schools in the order
in which we visited them.
j ' MIB9 PBYOB'S SCHOOL.
This is situated on Walton street, near the first
Baptist Churcu. and is under the charge of Miss
Louiea Fryor, of Morgan county. There were
eightyeven pupils in it at the last monthly re
port, 'but since then the number hat been in
creased to ninety-three. The examination of the
pupil convinced us that they had been subject
to very excellent discipline. The feckool has
been in opeiation only three mouths, and dur
ing that time the pupils bave made a most satis
factory progress. Moct ol them Lad their letters
to leain auu lew or none could read. Now, seve
ral ol the classes are reading very well. Some
have mudc considorable progress In arithmetic.
while the whole school has picked up a store of
intormation on general topics which is realty
woudorlul, considering the brlet time they have
been under training. Miss Pryor deserves much
credit lor the ellicacy of her management of the
little ones.
FOUNDRY STREET SCHOOL.
This is situated on Foundry street, between
Marietta and Luckie. nod is in charge of Miss
Maggie runups ana Miss i L.. Craighead,
both Northern ladies, but both excellent teach
ers and skiltul managers ot the young. This
school is divided into two apartments. The
niore advanced is presided over by Miss Maggie
Phillips. The pupils under her have made
rapid progress towards acquiring the rudi
ments of a practical education. In reading.
spelling, geography, and arithmetic, they can
already put many older persons to the blush.
There are seventy-live pupils in her depart-
menu
Under Miss Craighead there are eighty-six
chull'y little fellows, btae das instituted the
same efleclive discipline that characterizes tho
other schools, and under her care tae pupils
have made ample progress. She is evidently
a lauy wno is wtu ciiuaciiamu tor tne posi
tion she holds, and is doing a good work out
ot the crude malarial that is collected under her
rule.
HISSES THKOPP'S SCHOOL.
This is situated near the Macon and Western
Railroad, and, like the last mentioned, is sepa
rated into two compartment. One, containing
ninety-two pupils, is managed by Miss Jenny
Thi opr. She had the poorest material of any to
commence on, but hii succeeded wonderfully
with mem. Out of the ninetv-two who com
menced with her three months ago, only sixteen
knew their letters, jnow they can all read, and
many of them have made considerable advances
Into the arithmetical tables, and have attained
quite a store of the same general information
which is Imparted orally in all the schools.
The other deDnrlment of this school Is under
the control of Miss Amelia Thropp. sister to the
former lady. Her classes ate somewhat more
advanced than those or her sister, and are man-
need with consummate skill. These two ladies
are from Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, and we are
informed will close their school to-day, that
they may spend a couple, at least, ot the hot
summer months at home. They expect t re
sume their school again in the fall.
THE. PCTILS.
tIiph( schools are collected entirely from
the rioorer classes of our population. They are
iKa okii.imn nf neon lc who are absolutely un
able to Dav for tuition. They have never had
the means of acquiring the rudiments ot an
wnmn. hut were nicked ud out of the waste
nlaces with a determination to save them if
tbey can. They are all raw, and as a general
thincr have to commence witn the alphabet.
fconie ot them, have arrived at an age which
' renders it easy to make a bold start into the
amnire nf letters: but most of them are small.
unit are aa nliistic material in the hands of the
kind-hearted ladies who have taken upon them
selves the humble duty ol teaching mem.
TUB DIHCirLINl
we find to be mild but Arm. We lenrn from the
ladies thut the children are all tractable, do not
awr-ar, rironwily controlled, aud seem anxioul ,
to k'nrn as lapidly as possible. It soon became
evident to us that mere was a principle which
underlies the groundwork of success which has
teen made in the schools. We were not long in
diFCovenns the secret; lor the brisrhi beaming
faces of the little one?, when they were ad
dic wed by a teacher, Mmvred us p altily that love
bad coniething to do with ommon spirit of obe
dience that pervaded the sehooK The Indies
have evidently won the hearts of the children,
nd this none, half the conquest is made. The
text-book used are anion? the latest that have
appeared, and are very excellent books. A
great deal ot information, however, is Imparted
orally.
Sitting Is an Interesting catureiutheschools.
The pupils all sing, and sirg well considering
i he moans they have had lor the cultivation ot
their voices. They raise their own tune and
carry them through with a remarkable preci
sion ol time.
BOOKS AND CLOTniNO.
The books for the use of the schools have boeu
furniRlied by the Commission, and tue pupils
are allowed to retain them at the elo.se of the
term. Those of the children who had not good
clothing and there are many of them are sup
plied from the same source. Maps and other
school room furniture are also supplied for the
use of each of the schoolR. This k. one of the
keys to the progress that has been made. A
laree majority of the children were wholly un
able to purchase their own books.and the circum
stances" ot many were such that a gratuitous
supply ot clothing was one of the conditions of
their attendance on the schools. The children
all appear to be comfortably clad, and we have
never seen a happier ser ol faces than wcr
clustered about the forms in the tidy school
rooms. The dust and grime of wild, indolent
lives have given way beneath the cleansing
influences of education, until it would be ditli
rult to find a cleaner looking set of children
than those who attend these, schools.
THE WORK.
Almost imperceptibly to our people a great
influence has been at work iu our midst, which
is working a radical change in tho capacity of
our four hundred children. Those who were
growing up in vice and ignorance, who were
surrounded by nothing but whut contaminates
und blight?, are being grasped from tho gulf
that is yawning beneath them, aud fitted tor
the higher duties of life. The shackles of igno
rance are being knocked from their young
limbs, aud the golden dawn of an intellectual
morning is beaming upon their young minds.
A great social reform is being produced. The
eeds of vice are being torn from the young
hearts, and the children who, il permitted to
drift oil according to the promise of . a few
months ago, would have become wortnless drones
in the great social hive, are being fitted for all
the responsible duties of life. The foundation
lor uf-eiul men and women is being laid in their
young minds. The penitentiary and the seraglio
are being robbed ol their prey. Society is the
beneliciary.
Who can estimate the real value of this work ?
Who can measute the result? The ragged schools
of London were not a nobler conception than is
this enterprise. The kind-hearted chanty of
Christian individuals has supplied to us the
means ol doing what we could not do ot our
own ability; and what man among us will not
thank them tor it? Wo imagine that there is
not one who is not willing to give the praise
that ia due to the originatois of i his enterpri.se.
We know of no more disinterested charity none
more commendable. Atlanta New Era.
The Secretary ot this Commission informs us
that three thousand dollars have already been
bubscribed by the members, on condition that
the citizens of the States they represent send in
on equal amount. This ouht to be doue at
once. William Struthers, Esq., Treasurer, No.
1022 Market street. Joseph Parker, Esq., Secre
tary, No. 1210 Chesnut street.
COAL,
o
N E T II I A L
SECURES YOUK CUSTOM.
WHITNEY & HAMILTON
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL,
AND B
ITUMLNOUS
Ao. $35 North MMII Street,
Above Poplar, East Stde.
65
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLXILL COAL
BY THI CAUOO OH SINGLE TOM.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Has constantly on hand a competent supply of the
aiore superior coal, sun awe lor lanmy uuo, to
which he calls the attention ot bis friends and the
public gonerally.
Orders left at Ko. 206 South Fifth street, AO. 82
South seventeenth Btroot, or through Despatch or
Post Office, promptly attended to.
A SUrEKlOR QUALITY OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. 7 65
RENDER'S
COAL AND ICE
DEPOT,
8. W. COKNKB
OF BBOAD
D CALLOW HILL
8TBEKTB,
Offem die celebrated Went Lebltih Coal from the
iirpi iiMotKt i ullicrv. Move. Lag. ana Heater lze. tl-to:
MHtbM Alao, the very uperior hutiuylktd Coal,
iroin the UetTCbdiUe tollleiy, .Nut size. a 00. All other
All t otil warranted bii ia&eu uaua uwa ui vaubihwco
ti.i nun lin r. Ii not as reoreaenteU. AIho. the Coal t'or-
tcltbtt II not lull weuiuu a i om
IJHILAOBLflllA, APRIL 12, 18(16. NOTICE
la hereby given that Wilia of Scire Faolaa will be
iMued ucon toe ioiiowiuk ciuium ai vue expirsuun oi
tli roe montbH irum the aate bereof. uuiexa the aame are
paid within that time to . ouiya.ii,
( Aituiucj mi. faT
, No SO North SEVENTH Street.
Tttv to nH ot T ana 8chnfleld yi. Cornellui fl. Bmltn,
C.V.. December T. -,MU. No. 2. lor DavliiK. aHS'D.V lol
8 W comet ol Second and Uuuen atreeu, 'ii teet it luclioa
oy ieei o uicuea.
nan e ya. John Panders, C. r., March t.. ho. bs.
for Davlnu. a44 Ml lot K. K. uirntr ii Hixih and Lombard
a ireeta, IB leet by 20 feet 8 Inches.
rame va. jainea annionmarf i. k. uecemoer r.. mo a.
No 4. lor paving. 3V'7tf. lot S. W. oomer of eventecuLB
ana Mouirose atieeu. U feet by 46 teet 6 Inches
bun v. Vreeman Bcoit. C. V.. March T.. 1S68. No
lor Having aiiA tH. lot N. K. fnrn..r l T.nlh anil Pillllur
airevia. o ict. irom on 'i enin atreet by Sb et.
i .r . . . r- r
fit-n lot aorth aide of Poplar atreet, M teet earn Iruiu
leiitu iuwi i iw, uj zi.
aine va nmi.r,r..ainhT luut dja fnp navinir
tirsKi. lot north aide of fonar atru.1 Ml iui aui trm
n- . V. .. . . 1 A K - O. .. . . '
$24 I S, lot north aide of roulux utreeti 64 teet eat trom
'Xentn aireet ia mi vj ieei.
UuMnA va w urn A. Arnmf. I . v . H.Mk luaa
5, lor pavlnn. AV41I7, lot aoulii aide 01 brown aireet !tt
leet 6 Inches eaat from St. John atreet, 14 teet I luohes by
' BMW ' " -, . . H U.U ... 1CV 'V
Hume vs. saine, t; r., nrou i.. ume, no. a. for paving,
M in, lot aouiu amc ui pi.r.wi, .o umii eaat IToin -
Joau street, IB leet i lucuai by 'ii feet ilu. 4 Ulusiu
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, 4o.
F1
EWORKSI
FIREWORKS!
O HEAT CENTRAL DEPOT
For Pyrotechnics of all Kinds,
Suitable lor city retail trade and alio a large aort
n ent for Private alubltlona.
Gcntleo en retting op private display! are especially
requested to call.
JOSKPH E. SMILEY,
1,30 No. 23 South THO NT Street.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, A
T W. SCOTT & CO..
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AMD DKALERS IK
MKN'S FU1JNISHINO OOODS,
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
rorB lioons m low the continental,"
8 26 Up PHILADELPHIA.
PATES T SI10ULDEH-SKAM
.A-
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND (JKNTLRMtN'S t'URVISIIING 8TOKE.
PEKFI.CT K1T7INO BHIR18 AND DRAWEES
made irom measurement at very ahort aotlce.
All ether aittclca of GJiNTLKMEN'M DHK.83 OOOD3
In lull variety.
W1NCIIF.STEH & CO.,
8S4 J Xo.706 CHESNUT Street
REFRIGERATORS.
s
CHOOLEY'S
NEW PATENT SELF VENTILATING
AMERICAN
REFRIGERATOR,
PATENTED JANUARY 5, 1864.
Ta the brat and only Der'ect Pell-Ventllatln Preserve.
In tho world! and will keep such articles as Veectablei,
t rulls, aieats. Uaoic, rish, Ainu, r.gKs. etc eta ,
LOSUKH. UHIKR. ASU COLDER,
WITU LESS ICE,
Than any other Refrigerator now in use!
K. S. FAJtSON V: CO.,
6 20 1m Nos. IU and 224 DOCK Street
ICE COMPANIES.
EAST BUN I OK
lf.li6. 8lb. dally
COMPANV.-BEASON OP
y. 60 cents per vi eek t it ids anllv.
7ft cents per week ! la lbs. dally, 81) cents per week;20
lis daily l tio per week. jepoi. no. hi yu h.p.
Street below Third. 'JHOslASJ. liusih.
1 ilUljk o. M i tiin.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
TT N I O N OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus tor Cooking and Heating
by Petroleum Oil. Our Stoves Rive no smoke or odor,
and are not liable to get ontot older, being as simple In
every respect as a Kerosene Lamp. The Baker, Broiler,
and Flat-iron Beater are the onl special articles of iur
nlture required. Foi all other purposes, ordinary stove
luruiturc ma; be used.
DAVID II. LOSEY,
BOLE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 38 South FIFTH Street.
liberal ditcoutit to the trade. 4 17 3 in rp
nULVE It'S NEW PATENT
UKEP SAHD-JOINT
H 0 T - A 1 U FUltNAOE.
RANGES OF ALL. SIZKS.
ALSO. PHlEGAll'S NEW LOW rKWSSUBF
STKAM HEATING AiPABArUS.
FOR BALK BY
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
6 10 Uo. 1132 MARKET STKKET.
THOMrSO.N'S LONDON KITCHENER,
OB F.l'liOFEAN KAN OK, tor tamlllee, hotels,
or nubile institutions. In TWKNTY DUrKF.Kfc.NT
M.1H. Also l'hl adelph'.a Baniies. Hot-Air fcur-
racea. Hortahle Heaters, Lowuown Urates, n re board
Ins Stoves, etc., vi bolesa.e ana retll, by the manuuo-
turcrs Vil A o r-, tnnnr at. invmrav.
S l.Btutntim xvo. zvu jn. djluujnu Btroet
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS'
BAN liAOt INStITDTE. No. 14 N
fSar? NINTH Street above Market. It. O
rl. aETT, alter thirty vers' practical experience
guarantees the skiliul aiijutiiieiu oi bis Premium
ri
atent Uraduatlmr I refute Truss, and a Variety
others. Supporters. Elastic Stockings, sbuuloer Braces
ockingi
Ladles
Crutches. Suspeusorlos, eto
i knaiuiiiuiMuu .m I u . H n.a.rl.i.a.i.j tin
BpartmeutH con-
qucieo vy a iaay.
its
O- S LIGHT
TOR THE COUNTRY.
FEERIS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC GAS
MACHINES
FOR PRIVATE KEHDENCE8, MILLS, HOTELS.
CHUKCHE8, iTC
FITHNISHINU FROM TEN TO SIX HUNDRED
LIGHTS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED.
This machine Is guaranteed ; does not tret out of order.
and the time to mauage it Is about five minutes a week.
1 he simplicity ot this apparatus, Its entire fieedom
fiom danger, the cbeapress and quality of the light over
all otheis, has gained fo It the tavorabie opinion of
those acquainted vi Ith its' merits, the names ot thone
having used them for the last three years will be alven
by calling at our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOURTH STKEET,
Where the machines can be seen In operation.
FERRIS A CO., Box 1491 P. O.
Pend for a rsmphlet. 619
ESTABLISHED 1796
i AO xx a is i o o.
i
A.jS. HOBINsdN,
French Plate Lookln-Cilusses,
ESGMV1SGS - -rAINTlNGS, DRAWINGS ETC"
; Manufacturer of all kinds of
IjOoUine-Glass, Portrait, and Pic
ture ftVames to Order.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
THIUU UOOB ABOVE THE CONTINEN1AL,
'.J j ruiLADKLPQIA. , 1 I IS
I
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MEDICAL.
yox roru li.
W111G1IT S TAR SYltUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. Ill Ssouth THI 15 1) fctrp-et
Pncf, $100 per Bottle; $510 tor halt-a-dozeu.
The ntideralined citizens lake niaaanni In chaomillt
recon mtinili.k the aae of WHuhi', Tar H.mn mi
couiihs. colds, conanniptlon whooping-cough, spotted
lever, ivrr compiamt, pains In ttie breast, tronohUle,
Intlanimatlon. and restriction 01 air Teasels la the lung.
eiu. t np'M nuuuiu oe in every lamlly t
Chsrles v. Wi son. orn Pret$ oftice.
Charles It. t.rsflfo. titmiini U- iiw
Jaonea Nolen. Jtiqwrrr oftioe
wmiiiiii r.t,oriiit,aMociniedPreaa
W'llllnra II. t'arnenter. Fire Alarm and Police T
graph. V Hth and hesnnt streets.
A iianiuiipn. rrom ana ombara strer-ts.
JamesW. errlue No. 11 M Charlne street.
ll.A.l'avis P.O. .raiuaaklil street
John vvoodslne No IS31 Franklin street.
Konen iiiouipwD. ino. um Walter street.
H. t. Mnrcn, sso. ti'ib Fl an kiln atmat.
J tlebloft. No 131 8. second atreet.
John weymour No. til s. f ront street.
If.. W. Hovtara, no. l Dock atreet
K. t . nartieu no. im s. -eoona street.
L. nates No. WIS Arch street
Albert Martin, ho. 417 H. Hecond street.
Mary t'aidwela No loM Hansom afreet.
W. 'Ihcmas. No. 20 N. Fourth atreet
T. M. rrtliv No. li t enrntn'a alia.
Oeorge Wl son. No. 236 Baee street.
w . t. nrooss, no.e orUl seoond street
M. J. Hasaett, No. lit Canal atreet.
s. ,-evmour Rose BusHeton.
Oiar es Hop m, No. K!l South street.
K. T. r e 'ina on, second ana guarry street
V . K. 1 hi mas No. I3H Houth Mxt" atreet.
William llama. No MA Sooth rronta'reeL
S. P. alllol, Opera Manager.
John Aiauinn'S. rear of No l:t4 North Second street.
Aire. H. H. Cheats, Newark. Dei.
tlr Wulitim B. Wrwhtt
Pirn We take rleannra tn rerommendtna' Ton r IT A k
SYlitP (of wli'ch we have already se'd coniAderahlo
aunntitieai as a most excellent and eRicaclous remedy
mr the complaints set lortb In vour printed hill alrnal
submitted 10 the public. Aa a vratltylna act to sutfrrlna
tuin anity e wn. clieeriu lv recommend lour preoara
Hon to a I btlllctrd with diseases which It is designed ta
cure. Yours, etc.,
D1LKN it SON, Illtlggists.
N, . corner Pine and Sixth streets.
For 'aie nleo at
JOHNSON, HOLI.0WAT s COrTDEN'S,
DYOTT A CO V,
A nd all principal Iirurgiata and Dealers.
l'tie sal scrlber would bra leave nrriher to say thai
he is prepared te fl.l orders end forward the Hyrup to
any psrt ot '.he country. Persons desiring other imor
o.st ii n by i.isll will Inclose a poataire stamp and anawen
win te reiumea as soon as tne exigencies oi oxisinest
win admit Address
WILLIAM B. WRIOIIT,
320 No 771 S. THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
G
LAD NEWS
FOB THE TJNFOKTCNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases, for the Spkkdt and Pehh.v
KkM CthE oi all diseases ariHing irom excesses ar
lUUt llf Ut, lNt)lt UK I ION
Emissions, Genital, .Fbysical and Nervous DebUltr, Im.
poteuce, etc etc
j LiiAiir, Kir 1 1 1 i r-rj.jr.r,-i, n i .
Thev can oe used without detection, and never tall to
etiect a uuru, u useu accoruiuir to instrucuoiis.
BELL'S 8PKCIFIC PIL.I.8,
l'nce One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lam; aiso, Large uoxes. containing rour ouiait,
l'rice Three dollars.
From font to six boxes aro ireneraily required to cure
ordinsn cases ot Seminal Weakness, though beuellt is
aenved irom uhIhk a singlo box
in ( Dron ic t axes, anu particularly wnen lmiioience
or Gei Hal Deb! liy with Nervous frustration has
atlectcd the system.
IlKLL'S TONIC FILLS
Are recommended as the most Kfllcacloas, Rejuvenating.
ana mviMirutiug lienieuy iu tne wor.a.
A racksite fi ice rive iouara, wi l last a mouta, ana
is ntuera. y sufilvienU
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
UkLL'S EXTEBSAL HEMEUY,
Price Two Dollars, suitlcient for a month, caa be ased
te good advantage.
It given btteUKtii to tne organs aim, wuu tne i ius,
will restore them to their norinai condition.
A l-aniplilet o, 100 panes, on the Lit iOK- OF TOTJTH.
deslitneU as a Lecluro and iu ion to Young- Men, sent
tree. Ten Cents required to pajr pontage.
It you cannot purchnse Bull's Specific Remf.dibs
ot your DiugRlst. take no other, but send the money
direct to
DK. JAMES BRYAN, Conaulnnfr Physician,
No. 8M BROADWAY. New York,
And vou will receive them by return of mail post paid,
and nee irom obBervatlon.
lor sale by DYOTT & Co., No. -m . st.uuu
btroet. ells
C 11 O L E It A
DISAItMED
The Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroyed.
DR. E. COVBTA RUT'S DISINFECTING FLUIDS.
secured by Letters 1 atent In the United states and
1 rants, prepared sole y by the ew York Dlsluleciiug
, ... l.l 1 ..I. n... ...... V,. a UI.U ld, 4l.il
IjUiii yniij . n mill iuij . .vo. uw, wiu oi'A
11ENKY street, New York; Office, No. 42 CEDAR
btreet
'Ibis company organized on a permanent basis, witn
Dr. l ourtaret the ceiobruied Kicncli i hcmisl. In obatKe
oi its l aboratory. Is prepared to furnish Its Disinfect
ing f ix ins tor aicK rooms, nurseries, urinals, water
eloKcts, privies, oostpools, sewers, gutters, ships, tall-
roans liospuais prisons ana puunc i-ntitutions ol all
kinds, siauKbter-houses, otlal and lat-bolliuK etlillsli
meuts; ailklnosot manures ( mmeineiy liicreasliig the
value ol the latter to every farmer), and wherever nol-
sonous and ollensive gases exist. These agents are de
odorizers, sntireptics. antiputrescentH, ana aiHiniectautA
in the scientific meaning of the words. They remove
noxious KaseB snu ouois by chemical principles learing
In their places heaiihul air they are uehtuoyers, ana
not Vtti'i-iy auit-roini oi puisonous gases not injurious
to utensils In which they are uned. '1 he attention ol
medical and ecientitic men is directed to these disinfec
tants. Attacneu are testinion a's in tavorot this great
discovery, which, with hundreds of others, can be seen
at the t omnuny's ofllce.
I1ELAV AM XlOl'lia. ALPMIi jnaivu au. iOTO I O IDS
President oi the New Yoik Disinfecting company-
Dear Mr: it is ail it is repiesentea to oe we have
niHite many trials ot 0 isiniectants. but now consider that
we have lound an article which surpasses all others asa
remedy against all bad odors. T. KOKHftEL A CO.
.NEW Y on a, April 9, lbwt. To the President ol the
New York Disln.ecting Ompany-Dear Mr: We pro
nounce It win out exception to oe ire Deal ne nnve ever
know. Its ellcot UDon every matter Is complete and
1 iistmitaneous. C. A. fTLlrtON, Astor House.
,ii. 'inese j 'isiuieoiauts are useu uy uie scavengers,
under the direction ot the hutiltary To . Ice ot the Motro
Doiitan Health 1'epartnient.New York
'Ci W 1 LL & '1 II OM fSON. N o 42 tlEDAR Ht. . N. Y.
O eueral and Sole Agents tor the Unltod mat en and the
i siiacas. to v M.ni all orders should ue auuresaea
For nale by sli Druguists aud General Dealers In the
U nlttd t tales and Cauadaa. HUStii
DIl. HYLTON'S
(oustltutiunal Uenovator
FOR THE RAPID CUBS OF
It-Ileut Ckinsuiuptlou, nl all Illaeaaea
fartAlulDK (u Juaurupllou,
SUCH AS
Cout'hs, ( olds, Hoarseness, Croup. Bronchitis, and all
Dlneaties ot the Lungs and itaanlratory Or raua,
Liver Compiamt, Dyspepsia Loss of Ap
petite, Nervous Deulllty, with
, meat Lassitude oi the Mus
cular System, eto.
The success of this medicine tn the cure of disease
has withstood many critical tests in this country and
elsewhere; Its salutary effeois on disease are widely
disseminated, and require no effort to puny the preju
dices ol the skeptic.
' lis. Hyltom :-I take this opportunity to inform you
that I con-lder you the greatest doctor on dlseam s ot
U e lungs in the country. 1 had a sulttlng of blood,
with large lumps ol green matter) a violent Palo In my
breast and shoulders, a straining cough t and several ot
the most eminent physicians gave me up as a hopeless
aae ol cousumptiou I tried all the remedies of the
ii.,u and named no relief but arew worses when a trlend
auvlied me to tiy your Renova'or, satlstyintr me, tnat
1 ere graduate .of the Unlversitv of I'eun
j ivania and uot aaell-stvled doctor. I med but nln
I bottles ot your Renovator, and to the surprise of m;
r.na
Ina
my
menus, i am now a weu uiau, auu au.v iu iu.uuu.ii
to my business.
'Any on needing further particulars of my case
can call on me sua be saiinlled.
"Nil HOJjAS BILOER,
I '-No. 235 lUces treot "
Dr. Ilvlton ii a regu ar graduate ot the
Universitv ol Fennsy ivauia. (His diploma
can he seen at hlioiriec.) Examines Luuga
without onarge. uuice, no. in
Street. i 1 24 tbm2m
DBAFNK88 BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
treated with the utmost success by J. ISA AIM,
M. D.. Ocu 1st aud Auriat, No. 610 PI ME Htreet Testi
monials from the most reliable sou roes In the eliy can
lie seen at his office. The Medical Faculty are KiTlted
to aucompauy tbetr patlwnta as he has no secrets In bin
practice Artificial eyes inserted without palo. No
charge made tor examination. ItH
. t . t " , !
PROPOSALS.
88IaTAJr QUAKIKrMA81ER'8 OFriUE.
mtLADKLfHlA pot, Joly , Dm.
SALE OK QU AK1 siKHsMWs elOKKH
VV iii be aoid at I'nhiin Auction, ou aiMsant at (ha
Hutted Hraloa, at the Hchoylktll Arsonal. (irai'a
rerrvroad, l'hiladrlphia Pa , on FRli) AT July
13, 18WS, commrnolna at 10 o'o'ook A. M., the loliew
irifT oe-enbed Qnartormaftor'a ato es, vtn
vow, uta noes im,
Linen and Cotton Cut-, Blanket Cuttlnm,
tlna-a. 1 Leatiinr Karana.
Old ttaiina. 8orat Iran.
Old ltopos, ud NaUa,
w asto Paper, tld Knapnack Lining-,
Assarted bar.
Old ano Broken Boies;
also, about l wenty (30)
Loads of Manure.
Knapsack Scraps,
Leather straps,
Old Twine.
lermsot sale Cash, in Government lands.
A dpi or i ot ten (10) per cent, to le paid on every
accepted bid; the balax.ee immediatoijr alter the
aaio.
All stores pnrohased to t0 removed within fire
davs alter the date oi purchase,
lij order ot
Bvt Brlfr.-Gcn. GEORGE H CKOMAN. .
Ajiat. Quartermaster-Oenerai U 8. Army.
M . HiiKY W JA8.ES,
Cant, and A. O. M., Bvt Malor V. t. Array,
7 4t kxecutive aud In-peotmir Ollioer.
TDKOI'OSALS FOB THE PURCHASE OF TWO
I iAttus uu oaiij uuAlrJ.
ASr-lBTAST tiUABTEUMASTER'S OFFICE, 1
1BILADKLPBIA. 'a . Jolv 9 1W',H 1
fealod Proposa'8. in duplicate, will be received at
this othce unt'l FBIbAY, 12 o'o'ock M.. Julv 20.
1366, tor furnishing the Quartermaster'a Dpartmnt
wttn two (2) Yaohu or bail Boata ot from twenty,
five 126) to thirty tUO) ton.
Tuete boat to be in good condition and ready for
lmmeuiaie use.
Btd er will state prios in wH.Ing and flsuros.
lach bid must be irnarantoed by twit rostronsible
persons, whose signature must be appended to the
guarantee and certuied to a being- aood and autll
cient security tor the amount Inyo vod, by the United
States His. net Judirn, Attorney or ol lector, or
other pubiio ollicer, otherwise the bid will not be
couMuored.
The riulit Is rcseryod to rrioot all bidn not doomed
of Interest to tho Government.
By ordor ot
Brevet Bn -Gen. GEORGE H. CROSMAN,
A.-sistaut Ouartermaster-Gen. Li. t Army.
H kjti BY BOW VI AN,
7 9 lot Captain and Assistant Quurterma.HU r.
MISCELLANEOUS.
i. VATJCHAN IdXBBtCE, WILLIAM B. HEBBIOK,
JOHN B. COFB
COUTHWAIltv t'OUMlKV, FIFTH AND
KJ WASHINOION Streets,
Philadiltbia.
MKRU1UK A M.NS,
KNOlNEaK- AND t ACU1NI8TS.
mflnulactnre High and Low Pressure oieam Engines for
l.biiu iinei, anu marine i-erriie-
boilers, tJasometers, Tanks, iron Beats, etc
( astiims oi all kinds, el. her Iron or biass.
Iron Frarre Roots for Uas Works, Workshops, and
iittiiroaa oiattons etc
Retorts and Uas Machinery, ol the latest and most im-
nroved constiuctlon.
Every description ol Plantation Machinery, and Sugar,
raw, ana urisi suns, vacuum r-ans. upenMeam nauia,
Defecators. Fi ters. PumniitK Ennlnes etc.
role Aiients lor N. M'lleux's Patent Suaar Boiling
At pnratus, Nesinyih's Patent Meam llauiuier, and as
plnwall 4 Woolsoy's Patent Centrifugal .sugar Draining
aiacniue. ouj
IDESBUKG MAClllSli WORKS.
OFKICE.
No. 69 N FRONT STREET,
r-lllLADKl.PnlA.
We are prepared to till order to any extent for our
WAll-kniiwn
M AC H IN! MY FOR COTTON AN I WOOI.LEV Mil L8,
Including I recent UnDrovemeuls in Carding, Spinning,
and Weaving.
We invite the attention ot manufacturers to our exten
sive works.
i is Alfred jenks a son.
Tp I T L E R, WEAVER & CO
manufacturers of
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords
Twines, Etc.,
No. 2 North WATER Street and
No. ?i North DELAWARE A venae,
J-U1LAJJKLIU1A.
Edwin II. Fitlbr, Miohabl Wkavbb.
C'ONEAD r" CLOlIilKB. 114
c
O It N KXCHANOB
It AO MAN UrACi UKX.
JOHN T. UAUfcY s CO.,
No. 113 N. FRONT and No. 114 N. WATER Street,
roiiaaatpum,
DEALERS IN BAUSanD B AQUINO
oi every uesctiptlon, tor
Gtain, Flour, Bait, super P hophate ot Lime, Bona-
iiubi, r. i c
Tarce ana small GUNNY BAGS canstantly on hand.
Ct) A1SO, WUOlj BAC1V.
John T. Baii.et. Jambs Cascadkn.
A LBXANDKK . CATTKLL & CO.
a-A. PRODUCE COMMISSION MEKCOADTS,
MO. 26 NORTH WHARVES,
AND
NO. 27 NORTH WATPR STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. 22
ALFXANDRR O. CATTKLL. ELIJAH O. CATTKLL
COTTON AND FLAX
SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS.
ot all numbers ami brands.
Tent Awning. 1 mnk. and W agon-Cover Duck. Alse
Paper Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from one to seves
icet wiue: rauuns, netting, nan l wine, eto.
JOHN W. EVKHMAN A Co.,
9 0S No lu8 JONES' Alley,
"TTT 1LLIAM IS. GRANT,
vunaixittun mehciusi,
No. 33 S. DELAWARE Avtuue, Philadelphia,
Agent iob
Dnprnt's Onnpowder, Refined Nitre, Charcoal, Eto,
W. Raker A Co 's Chocolate, t'eooa. and Broma.
Crocker Bros. A Co.'a Tellow Metal Sbuathlng, Belts,
ana aus. is
SHIPPING.
HAMILL'S ASSAUE OFUCE.
ANCHOR LINK OF BTKAMEHS."
1.1BERN1A." "COLUMBIA.
"CALEDONIA." CA at BltlA-
'BRlTAJiNlA, "INDIA.'
LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY, BELFAST, DUBLIN
AaTK-I. VAIki dill u uaouv I
RATE? OF PAK8AUE.
PAYABLE LN PAPER CUHBENCY.
CABINS S'JU, $80. and Mi
blEiRAGE (IM)
lHt PAID CEh'ilHi ATES
Issued for bringing out passengers trom tne above
points at
LOWER KATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
Also, to and trom
A IX t.'1'A'llONH ON TITK IRISH RAILWAYS.
SPECIAL aOI'ICE. Passengers will take particulai
no'lee that the ' Anchor l ine" is the only line framing
tiuoufcb tickets at the above rates, from Philadelphia to
the points named above, aud that the undersigned la the
onty ui.lv auiu.uru.eu Agent ui runaueipuia.
Apply to W. A HA.HILL,
Sole Aaent for 'ANCIIOH LINE.'
I 15 No. 217 WALNUT Street,
. TTTTs '0R N KW VOKK. PUILADEL-
Eliiiaiai deiph'a Steam Propeller Comsany De-
auaieli n Insure Lines. via lie aware ana Karl tun Caual,
leaving dai y at 12 hi. and S P. it., connecting with all
Knrtl.ern aril Kuall'rn lines.
For freight, which .lii be tcken npon arconimodatiiu)
terms, aipiy to vt uum si. ia mil ol t,u.,
3 16 Xo. 1Mb DELAWARE veaue
'10 SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS. THB
JL unuerslgneu having leased the IHENSIVOlOM
eC'KEW DOCK.bega toluorm bis menus aud the patron,
ol the Dock thai be is prepared with iucreaseu facilities
to accommodate those having vesxe a W be raised ot
repaired and being a prao leal ship-carpenter and
caulker, wilglve personal attention to the vessels ea
trnuien tii hlra or re ii airs
Cut titlus or Agents t-hia carpenters, and atachtnlsu
having VeBfels to repair, are solicited to call. ,
Having tne agency tor me sate ui rr biwji.c,. .
lutein Aleiullic i oniposltlou" ioi topper Paint lOr the
pieservallou of vessels' bottoms, for this city, I am pre
paied to 'umlsb thessmeou luvorahie terms.
JOHN 11. HAM MITT,
Reus ngton screw Dock,
11S DELAWARE Avenue, above LAUREL Hlxect
GOVERNMENT SALES.
Q LOT U IN G DEPOr, SCHU Y LK ILL ARS EN A L.
OKMOE EXECDTIVH AUD IjIBPKCTINO OgglCER, 1
Philadklphia, July 11 186ti. J
SALE OF IMMAtikO BLANKETS.
Will be sold at Publio Auction, on acoouut of the
United (states, at the Schuylkill Arsenal, tiray's
Kirrv road. Philudelonia, P . on SATURDAY,
July 21, 1866. eorainonoing at 10 o'olook A. M.:
(80(0) TUHEE THOUSAND
1 ' WOOLEN BLANKET (DAMAGED).
Kamples of the same can be seen upon apulicatio n
at the Schuylkill Arsenal, or at tueotlioooi Messrs at.
t bomaa k Sons. Auctioneers, Nos. laO aud 111 south
Ft urth street, Philadelphia.
l eims ot sale Cash, Government funds.
Purchaser' must remove the property within U?e
diiys atu r date ol purchase.
i(v ordBf ot
, iteyet Brg -Gen. GEORGE H. CROSSMaN,
Assistaut Quartermaster-General I' s- Army. ,
Assisia HENRY W JANES, v
Brevet Major, A. Q. M United States Army, v
, 7 11 Xt iteouUyt) and Iiupooag Oliiosr.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
AftSlfeTANT QUABTEBM ASTER'S OFFICsl.
Mo. LlttK blKAbtU Htr.et.
i I hii,adi.hi A, r Jnlr 7, im.
Will be sold at 1 abito Auction, on aooovnt of the
Pntten fetaita, on the trronnds at IVVLNlIi.ru. aad
MOKKIb Streeta, l'hiladelphla, Pa.,
I On SA1URDAT,
Jaly It, 1806, sale commenoina at 10 o'olook A. 1C ,
pieciseij, tne Buildinc, etc., heretoioie kuowa aa
the l
TUBKEB'8 LANE HObriTAL. Vl
9 Frame But dings,
816 (eet
Ot
I'inon
t-lneh
-inch
f-inob
Qasv
Oaa
i cooaina; naiigo,
H Iron Cauldrons,
8 Iron stores, i
line.
211 leet
ot
l'lDe.
8 Iron Bath-lobe,
1 Upright Boiler,
1 hopper,
2 Iron Koroe and
5u6 loot
ot
line.
843 loot
of
un
Fine.
Pumps,
8 Iron ti'Dke,
1341 toot ot Galvanlswi
Iron V aler l'ipe,
411 leet ot Lead Pipe (as
sorted ),
47 Uas Pendants.
1 lion Wssii stand,
6 Woodrn Wiwh-Mnks,
2 Htarants,
Wi
ater-lanke (1800 gal- Si l'enoaut Arms and
uaeacbi. I Burners.
Ions each),
2 'Wooden tirossore, 18 Itody-Cocka,
Counters. bUelving, Draw- 4 Brackets,
era, eto., 11 1'iilar-C'ocki,
23a leet ot li-lnch Gas- 21 Htop-C'ockt,
lipo. 81 Blob-Cocks.
171 ieot of 1J inch Gaa- 8 Hose-Cock,
Pipe, 11.200 Bricks In Chimneri.
1G6 teet of 1-inch Gaa-: ranges, eto.
l''Pet . 1
The Frame Buildings contain about 84 600 feet of
Hemlock t-cani.lna, 17,200 leet ot Floonug anil
Xongued boards, tjtj.atio loet Rough Boards.
i be Jiuiiuiugs win dc sola separately.
1 inn- ol sale Cash, Government innda.
A deposit ol ten (10) percent, to be paid on every
accepted bid, the balance immediate. y atter the
sale.
1 be Iron and .Lead vv ater-pipes to be told by the
foot "more or less," as they lie buried in tne
ground, to I e oug up and the ground flllod in by tha
btireliaser. and by superficial measurement amount
to 166 leet Gas-pipe tensor Kid), 624 loot 2-inoH Iro
Pipe, and 100 loot Lead Water-pipe.
t lans oi tue nuiiuings can ue ootainoa, ana sone
du e of Lota seen, npon application at this ollioe.
The Unildinira etc, must bo removed within tw
(2) weeks irom the dale of sale, and will be at tha
risa oi tuo puroiiasera.
The lodge A en no Passenger Railway oars pass
near the Hospital every live minutes.
By oroer oi
Brev. Brig.-Gon. GEOBGE H. CROSMAN,
Astistant (Jr M. General U.S. Army,
GEOHGE K. OKUE,
7 7 6t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
SALE OF S1KAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS
W AlKRllPK, FIKE-PLUUS, fcfU., com-.
jm-inff
i ti rji rtAixJt v uiin-ci a a uiiisnuuo, if, c;.
QUABTXHMASTKR-USNERAL'S OfFIOK, )
1 IRHT DIVI8IOM, I
VVABHiKOTOir, L. v., Jnne 19, 1868 )
Br order ot the Ouarterm aster-General, tbore wOI
te sold, on the premtsee, at public anotion. nnde
the direction oi Captain George T. Browning, A. Q
M., on K1DA Y, July 13, 18t3tj, at 12 o'olooa At., the
lollowing described public proporty, to wu :-
OIVE IEAM BOILER.
SO fret long and 8 leet in diameter (with two 12 inch
retuin flues), made of -inch boiler iron, with all tho
necossaty appurtenances, including oast-iron front.
gauge oocas, globe valves, teod-oiimD. smoke-staok
ana hooa, steam gsuire (Asboroft's patent), grate
bars, pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, eto., all in goo
order.
1 W O WOK1HIKGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS.
iso. o, io-iucn cyunaer, nion strote, zo nors
power each, and each oapable of pumping and
forcing ltsj.uuu gauons oi water per day. Connected
with them are the reouislto va yes, glanus, aoup-
niiKs, una), eiuows, uouD.e vaive oil cups, eto.
1 heao i omps are comcaratlveir new. and in oom-
plete working order.
A lame quantity oi WAiuu-i'irn, ai toliows:
6,182 teet 6-iuch cast Iron W ater-Pipe.
12 010 loot 8-moh "
800 icet 2-inch Wrought Iron "
664 leet 1) inch Cast Irou "
2,000 teet li inch ' "
1 tK O leet 1-inoh
6,000 feet J-lnoh " "
1H1KTY ONE CAST IRON FIREPLUGS
(Ayre's patent), with all the necessary oonnooaena,
suchasl's, bends, stop-oocks, elbows, lour-away-
pieces, eto., all in excellent condition, together with
ALL. Itlll. 1UUJWI, EtO.,
required for making alterations aud repairs in water
ripe, such as Pipe Cutting; Machines, Taps aa
.Dies, rivers, crabs, lmus. Punches. Caulkiaa-
lools, etc.
the Depot Is aeoesslblo bv water, and 'vessel ol
the lorpest class can be loaded at the wharf.
i erni8 casn, in uovernment lunrts.
De iveries will be made to purchasers on or bofora
the first (1st) day ot August next.
A boat lor Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wbart every hour during the day of sab.
Anv lurtber information that may be desired wfU
be given upon application, in person or by loiter, to
Captain George 1' Browning;, A. Q. M., Giesboro,
. C, or at this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Bvt. Brig;. Gen. U. 8. A., in charge
6 21 thstu 17 12 First Division, Q. M. G. O.
LARGE HALE OF CONDEMNED
QUA KfEKll AS 1 ER'g SI ORES, CLOlil-
1G, ETC.
CnlKF QDARTKUMAflTBR'B OFPIOB, )
Dkpot or Wabhiaotobi, I
Washington, D. C, July 9, 1866 )
Will bo sold at Publio Auction, on WEDNES
DAY, July 18, 1866, commencing at 10 A. M.. at
Goverumout 'Warehouse No. 4 aud No. 6, situated
ou New York avenue, botween Eighteenth and
Nineteenth etieets west, under the direction of
Brevet Lieuteiiant-Colonel JAMES At. MOURE, A.
Q. AI,, Limed btntes Army,
A LOT OK UNSERVICEABLE CLOTHING AND
LOXDKJUALD AKlEKHASiEU'Jj SlO<S.
consisting of about
2197 Great Coats, , 947 l'rowsore,
16'J4 Dress Coats, 1689 shirts.
810 Jacket (-orted), 626 Drawers.
LtiD r-ucii C'oa. s, I
And a large amount of Tools suitable for the use of
blacksmiths, carpenters, saddlers, tinners, aud other
mechanics, Also:
btcves,
f ire nose,
llose Couplings,
liose Pipe,
llose Nozzles,
Ladders,
Cotton Paulina,
'Meain Pump,
Piaiiorm boalcs,
I Wheelbarrows,
Iron Bedstead ,
i Wooden Beuuhea,
Heaters,
harms,
Cauldrons,
Cooking Utensils,
Stove Pipes,
Eliovis,
Lanterns,
Knives,
'liunks,
Hath Tubs,
Bridles,
Haltois,
K rim? Ssditles,
lilUHi.OS,
tso vi n Uose Carnages,
line liund lire engine.
npaucs,
Jtuui
Old Iron,
It ope lassorted),
Packing Boxes,
With svunety of other properly, togother with
about 14,000 pounds ol Woollen and Cotton Rags.
f-a e will be continued irom day to day until all
the property is sold
1'uieiiaseis must remove property within five (6)
davs irom uate ol le.
Iciuis ol sale Cash, in Government funds.
D. u. RUCKEV,
Bvt. Mej. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
7 10 71 Depot ot Waaniuxtoa.
g A L E Ok
MACHINERY, ETC.
Navy Depabtmknt, )
Bprfau o Yakuh and Dooks,
Washington, Juu Id 186ti )
Will be cold at Publio Auction at the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, ou FRIDAY, the 8d day ol August
next, the lollowiug urtio es, viz :
J wenty-ono Rollers of Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
tine tiuide Mi 1 (oomplete). 38Rollora.
Two bundles Saws ior Slotting Screws.
Two Machines lor -Slotting Screws
Seven Machines ior Cutting Threads.
Four Oil Rotainei.
Two Oil Press Rollers.
. Eight pieces Iroa Shafting. 1
Six new Couplings for Shafting.
Lot of laps and Dies for Gaa fitting, .
One box Lacings (leather).
Three boxes Belting.
One Gun-sorew Machine
One piece Leather Belting, 6 inches wide, 104
pounds.
One piece Leather Belting, 6 tnobes wide, 141
pounds.
One piece Leather Belting;, 30 Inches wide, 224
pounds.
Two rolls Gum Packing;.
Six bars Oeiagon Steel (cast).
Sale to eouimenoe at 11 o'olook A. M.
Terms Cash, In Government funds; and all arti
cles to tx removed from the yard within ten day
from day of sale.
By ordor ot Navy Department.
JOSEPH SMITH.
619tuthl3t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TQ
act in important locations for the New York Acci
dental Insurance Company. Active men ot good ail drew,
apply to prank. O. ALLEN. Rraath Jtllce, f
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