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The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Brooklyn City News.

WIFE MURDER woMAN, AS ALLEGEI, .sSArHN
TO DEATH BY HER HUSBAND.
Coroner Lynch called upon yesterday To view the
body OF Mrs Bridget Burke, wife Of Michael Burke, who
lying the third floor Of No 2s2 Hicks street,
Atlantic II reported by the neghbors that she
had been beaten death by her husband, and superb
cal examination proved that there were at least some
good for the statement made II appears that
the parties both addicted 10 drinking and had FIRE.
quent quarres on which occasions the husband would
not only beat with his fists kick her with his boois
but strike her with horsewhip until she covered
with wclts from head 10 foot On Monday
night they had fight a. usual. Burke
gave her pounding, as he termed IT, He struck her,
II is supposed with the heel Of boot causing danger
wound over the left eye OF about two inches in
length Finding that he had injured her severely he
went out, and soon returned with Dr. I. H. Green The
physician reports that the deceased was lying In bed
hcplcssiy intoxicated He dressed the wound not at
the time thinking OF dangerous character, and la
without making any further examination. The husband
At the time also somewhat under the Influence Of
liquor The died about three O'Clock yesterday
In Atlantic street and informed her Of the fact
Since that time he has not been seen heard OF
When the Coroner arrived about noon he found the de-
ceased bed, and In connection with physician and
policeman, looked at the body, and found u black and
blue, with scarcely natural spot visible. The skull was
not fractured however and may be that " death
not directly by the blows that the INJURIES super
induced congestion o the brain, with which she may have
been or The parties had been married years.
but have children living Burke who ~ dvy goods ped
dier by occupation about thirty years o age and the
deceased about twenty eight years Both are natives
Ireland. post mortcm examination of the remains wN
be made TO day after which CATION into the
cumetances will bc commenced
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Tho Deluslon OF Foreign Intervention
still Held Out to thc Rebels.
from he Rchmond IUenafch Fab IA

We regret to see here and there confederate
paper still holding out the idea Of foreign intervention
That England and France may become involved in this
war before Il Is over is possible, but there ndca
tons Of such an event at present The feature OF
this sensational runor is, that q portion only of the
States having participated In the late Presidential
election the fact Of separate organization H thus
practically proved We scondcr Dd anybody suppose
TIE Intervention Of European Poscrs pends any que
tion Of right uree, lac, falh any oher earthly
Hderdtion eycspi U>ir intress Quixotsm was ex
ploded among individuals some centuries ago, and II
never did exist among governments. Imagine Louis
Napoleon or Lord Panerston putting q coat Of mail
and mounting horse to right the wrongs Of dis
tressed nations Each Of these old gentlemen has =
large family Of his to attend TO- and neither time
inclination TO waste In knight errnntry.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
they ASK, why PR0TRAcT The WARP
&C., &c., &C.

WAsMNGrox, Feb. 10, 1885,
Asjss sslbrand, Chief Of Artillery sf the fifteenth
0pa, Of General shermans army, has arrived here,
6sAsins dispatches 70 the government He says that
osn~ai shermans plans not generally known In his
ows army, although be has its entire confidence.
u was General Blair's division which defeated tho
snsmy u Rivers bridge, tho soldiers wading 70 their
waists TO make the attack
u y clear that Sherman 70 moving large columns 70
~ right and ieft, or east and west Of Branchvne
little to the northward Of that point is nne, high,
Brittle and productive section Of country easily traversed
WITH good roads and aoounding in supplies
n be is aiming at Columbia he win traverse tho dis.
scts Of Orangeburg and Richand-a region unsurpassed
= The whole land for wealth and abundance.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

IrArIAS orrRA-Norma was given In BROOKLYN last
evening 10 immense house. Brooklyn audiences
general rule, not dcmonstrativey enthuastic
but must bc admitted that what they lack In cuus
asm they make up for In toilette The house last night
wns remarkable in this respect II presented In all paris
brilliant picture OF elegance and good taste. We
glad to nd that Zucchi perfectly restored to voice and
health. Her Norma superb as cvcs. Massim-
AMI acted and sang Polio well have heard
him Garbodis 0roveso was also most acccptably
dered This evening we arc 10 have Vcrds grand
tarpicce Ernant the New York Academy II IL many
years since this Justly avore opera produced here
and rarely with strong cast ~ on this ccason
Thore was some doubt to the possibility ~ Madame
Zucchs appearing in the magnificent v5s Of Eivira
ngh after her recent ndisposion but she is now 20
completely restoredas her performances last night
ply manifcstcdthat Ennni will be positively given this
evening II Is not necessary 20 dwell upon the merits u
this great work The music VOL NJ the splendid
scenic and dramatic effects, which constitute minor
part of the charm which invests the opera familiar
Every preparation has been made by Mr. Maretzek tn
produce II TO night In the beet manner atr " sucoess
may be safely predicted Il will probably be the only
time II be given this season, and the opportunity
should therefore, not be lost
The New York herald., 1865-02-17


Tm HxiI1ArE FmRy Boar srSK.-About ten o'clock
yesterday morning the ferry boat plying on tho East
rvs between Eighty sIIth street ana Astoria was rus
into by propeller and sunk, nbont midway across In
about sxty feet water she aoa,sd long enough, "
supposed for ell those board TO escape Our reporter.
desrous of crossing. had arrived At the bridge jnss In
time 70 be teo iae % sep board He wturncd 70 the
ferry house lighted his cigar TO console himself by s
fragrant perfume for his babiusl III ck and proceeded
~ trudre hts back again through the slush H. had
not gone the space ot two blocks when he heard o
dstr0ss, and dmy through the mist that the boat
he had boon ANXIOUS 70 he on board 10 scttf
down. and before he could the bridge had d.
appeared beneath Acid of ice The here s
cddyng exranst o whiripOols, blending into each other
In such coninsisn ~ " represented b. Chimes whrcL
He'll Gate y narrow gorge o tn, river and the tide s 20
rapid, and the beds Of ice closely packed that a
time such ~ that in which tnc catastrophe occurred
boats are managed only with frct difficulty Wnether
with reasonable skin and ctre tbs disaster might have
been avoided, docs not at pr@sn appear iuiure m
yc.liaaton VIII no Go-ht cldo this question nrar-
taliw
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

TiUoooas nBosaS sYxpIoSK su,gsE The third Of
those deughtfus nsasscsi gems which Mr. Theodore
Tho'ns perSoAsaliy oHer for Me enjoymcnt u tho-
who appreciate ciassical musc, interpreted perfect
manner will take p,fce TO morrow Saturday evening,
irving Hall The instrumental portion Of The programme
viii Incl De shocelcbracd symphony by Ran An dis
vatyli~d which has boon fayed IN this country
before This symphony was completed after the peace
o. V'afranca, and has political as we'll as an artistic
sgnifeance, referring In the universal language of mu
sc, 70 tho want Of unity In the German nation !, VIII
thsr forc possess cuar interest for tho German pu
ton of our citizens Miss Adelaide Phillips the con
ualto singer who has net appeared Ter three yars Mr.
:. " Miils pianist, a1i hossm polsnre'er gnd Berg.
n v VIII contribute fll ~ the ao rnIinf, wlsch IA
selected om t.ic ccrpg.tions ~ ,iitk = 5ho cn,
Nall. Spolr ann nn.. ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
From In Front or Petersburg.

II
gentleman who left Petersburg this morning at 8
o'clock informs that during yesterday, he did not
hear single sun 0niceB from different portions OF
the line Informed him that the situation marked
by the most perfect quiet The fact s that the
both sides are 20 busy dovisinR to keep from
freezing, that they have little, any time at all TO In
dugc IN the exciting occupation Of picket hrng Tho
same may be said without variation Of the "bell
The north side OF tho James
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Oar Belize Ccrrespondenee.
Ennx. HondusssL Jan n, oss
xsss AZ a. RWossA gvss jean Ps,h<sssa, sss A.eras

| Brfo Lixsis, &c
Tho English brig John Parkinson, Capt Stevens was
wrecked on the Northern Trnngies during . severe
northcr On tho 2ad Of December iasl The vessel and
cargo total loss, except box containing twenty
tholsand dollars. Mr. Biancy the owner and tbs cap.
tain and crew. barely escaped with their lives
The American big LIME Capt Barnard, Of Boston,
from Belize, for New York. wrecked on the isns
reef during northcr On Sunday, January l. 1895 hs
vessel will prove total loss Vessels have beer .es.
patched 10 save the cargo the Aew we're cav sud
brought 70 this pori.
Therr y no other new of importance
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Sales or the seven-thirty Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb lC, 1865.
The subscriptions 20 the thrtes TO day amounted
TO g. 2ee, ,so0 including Of l.000,0oo from New
York and one OF 500 900 from Cincinnati There
three thousand hundred and twenty individual sub
scrptions Of $50 or 500 each.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Army Movements I'm North Carolina.
POSTER RRPoRrEp PREPARINa TO MOVE FROM NEW.
.@.s. BERN.
The Fight Below Wilmington ON satur-
day Last.

WILnINGrOH, Feb 1000.
There has been considerable diminishing at Sugar
Loaf On Saturday the enemy made three attacks In
force, which handsomely repulsed During the
attack the enemy's whole Acet opened on Hokes left
Our casualties about twenty men. The same day
Monitor threw shells at Fort Anderson killing
man and wounding another. All has been quiet since.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
PcrsommI.
rr,om ~ p,eh manS asn,,.,

From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb Hl
Brgadier General Bryan Or mes, Of New Orleans, has
been made major general and assigned the command
Of Rodes division, Eweirs old corps
The Charleston Mercury Of the Tth saya Lieutenant
General Pembcrton In town, IA said, upon official
duty OF inspection Our city s glad 70 welcome him
back
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
An Opinion ns IL an Opf fnionr-Ca plain
Cuttle Outdonc by Bcsuregard.

lrroH tho AuKIsfa Cobstttuuonalst
General Desoscgard, in private conversation, said
OF the main causes of the defeat OF army al Nash
vine WAS the want OF bayonets." The bayonct
something on which soldier can rely with confidence
and which 10 tssn nfusss confidence In the soldier.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

On Friday night last Captain Richardson OF Colonel
Mosbys command, with thirteen men, charged into
williamsburg, which garrisoned by two hundred
infantry and two Of cavalry, and the gar
out OF the town They left Aftcen Yankees tho
ground, killed and wounded, and retired without the
loss Of 4 man.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

qaeston Our ether design 70 express the hope that
no other q least the particular just proposed
h the two hous will be adopted as an experiment.
which will yield light this estion and either give
us wholesome warning or wisely point our way.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Augusta. Ca, Preparing 20 Receive
Sherman.
IErnm tho Richtnnnd AcnfinoI Eeh IA

Augnstr is geittng In fighting trim. Non CONTESTANTS
have boon ordered 10 envo the city aud all local mi ay
organizations perfected aid gned thoir resDcoiive
places. SsneraI y u ALL Ia In command.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

SHER MAN.
Our Forces Near the Rebel
Prison Pen at Florence, sc.
lRiPDMARCH THROUGH THE STATE.
~~~~~~~>~>.~~~~>c.-
A Land and Naval Movement
Against Charleston. =
EVACUATION OF BRANCHVIllE.
Occupation Of 0rangeburg, Seventeen
Niles North Of Branchville.
The Rebel Troops Falling
Back ON Columbia.
IN Railroad Communica with
Richmond Destroyed.
TUE GLOOM IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Sherman Expected in Raleigh,
N. c., Ito Stay"
The Rebels Admit There is
Nothing to Stop Him.
The People Of the Carolinas Ready to Submit
as the People Of Savannah Did.
Tho South Carolinians "the Worst
Whipped Set Ever Heard or"
xhey are Ready to Jump At Peace
with Reconstruction.
they ASK, why PROTRACT The WAR?
&C.. &c., &C.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
PRoPoeAIs.
PKoRosALs FOR -PLoUR
oyucr psror ConIssARr or supsrsrrsc,. I,
MAaHInaIna ID q n % aaa.

ofHor Dsrof ConNIssARr OF suBsrsrHrcs
WAHrnoroN, d. c., Dec. 2s, 1885.
Sealed Proposals are invited until wRDNks
DAY jan ), 1885, At IL o'clock, m, for furnisb-
ing the subsistence Department with
TWoTHoUsAND q, ,ooo) BARRELS OF GEORGE
- ... TOWN FLOUR. III -
ProPesals will only be reesiyed for what In
nnown u this Depot as Nos. 1 and 2, GeorRetov
niour, and bids will be entertained for any qian
tity less than the whole. 80.
Bids must be In duplicate. boz ... .
The delivery Of the Flonr to eommenee vitbin
hye days from tie opening Of the bids, and \, ust
be delivered IN such quantities, daily. a. the
Government may direct, either al the Co ern mani
warehouse In Georgetown, at the wharyea. or
railroad depot In Washington, d. O.
The delivery Of all Plour awarded 10 ba oor.
the bid. 'p'"A0e VI
Bids will be received for Flour 70 be deliv.rsd
In new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such fund. a. ,h.
eoxernment may have for disbursement,
The usual uovernment Inspection will be made
Just before the Flour is received, and none viii
be accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of a
superior quality.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the bid
Of each bidder who has not the oath on ale In ths
once and no bid will be entertained from parties
VINO have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present TO respond.
Government reserves the right to rel ect any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed 10 the an.
dersigned, at No. 223 O street, endorsed "Propo-
sails for flour Z. 7. BRIDGES,
dezs-ot Breyet Major and @. S.v.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

d A N 0s
FOR THE HOLIDAYS, 4
AT ELLIS,
500 Pennsylvanis avenue.
8 Of Chictering 4 Sons, | PIANOS.
OF Voset These are well
OF Geo. M. Guild Co., known TO the mu-
2 Of Bradbury's, Ssical world as the
l OF Steok's, oldest, largest and
s OF WIN. p. Emerson's beat Piano makern
2ofChickering sfull grand. in United States.
ALSO,
20 OF g. d. 4 II. W. SMITHS
AMERICAN PARL0R ORGANS AND MELo.-
DR0Ns.
Il good second hand PIANOS for sale or rent
on easy terms-prioes from $50 10 5000.
ALSO,
FINE PIANO COVERS, STOOLS, VIOLINs,
GUITARS, FLUTES, MUSIC BOXES, AND
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE MUSIC TRADJ.
JOHN =. ELLIS,
S06 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
doors from corner Of Tenth street and
deg L. johnson 4 Co. q Bank.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

Particular attention Is directed to the Proauc.
ZION on Saturday night Of Meyerbser's Won
aeriul p Opera, the great feature Of the Modern
L'AFRIcAINE.
us reserved for Saturday night In order to
hnish the mise en- scene II is in ths ciy
WIN WIN precisely the same degree Of magnincence
whlc marked It's production In New York, The
graz ID ship Scene, In the third act from the
nS IDS OF d. A. Strong and Mr.. Kelly, Is held to
pc greatly superior to the one given In London,
and In every respect equal to the famous New
YORK scene. The Director has undertaken over
one thousand dollars extra expense, bring
Ing the total expense Of It's production for a
single night In excess considerably Of tn rec
thousand dollars. No single representation OF
the Opera In America has cost so much-oone
VIII be given at so moderate rates OF admission.
10 addition Will be made to the current charges
ior secured seats or Admission-the prices remain
the same a. for the other Operas
Although the Theatre can by no possibility at
the present rates, hold the actual expenses Of It's
production, the Director has determi ned TO spare
none OF the details, and offers II TO his
IN degrees OF absolute perfection-actuated by A
desire TO show as we'll the artistes as the public
wha may be done in the production Of Grand
operas In Washington. Positively the last light
N.B.-It is we'll known to all patrons Of grand
operas that the prices Of all seats for the nights
OF the Afrioaine in New York have been a.
eaeh, and half the houses have been sold by
speculttors a. prices ranging from that figure to
ten dollars. The receipts OF the last matinee
performances OF this Opera were In excess Of four
thousand nye hundred dollars; elsewhere,
throughout Europe, seats for L'Africaine sell
rom nye to fifteen dollars In gold; the least Of
the Opera houses form no exceptions.
seats Tor any night Of the week NAV be secured
A. the Box Ohice TO- night between the acts II
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
AUCTION aALHe.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
~ AND FENCING, 7

CHIEr ouARrsRsAsrERs oyrioE,
DsPor OF wAsHSGroN,
WARRINGTON, d. c., December %. 1885.
VIII be sold, At public auction. on The prsm
ises, under the direction Of Brevet Lieut. Colonel
James M; Moore, A. O. NJ, on THURSDAY, jam .
~ =, looo commencing at 12 o'clock m, the
following described Government Buiidings and
ON 3, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN.
TY. FIRST STREETS.
One Workshop, 27 by 100 feet,
One Shed, a by 80 feet.
0ne s,orehouse, sou by 20 feet.
One Shed, 2s by leo feet.
one one Shed and Stables, 10 by lOs feet.
One Saw Mill, rs by IS feet
ons Building, l6l by 25JI feet.
One 0moe, l5H by % feet.
One Building, Is by 20 fact
ON One LG, Sfr%sVS EsaSI1S ioS tsS, long fee. high
TWENTY. SECOND STREETS. D
One MIL 100 by $50 feet
One Stable, "a BY 25s feet.
One Stable, 2s by 22I feet
one ny Tool house, 8 by 8 feat
ON Z, BETWEEN Twenty FIRST AND TwEN.
TY-sBCoND STREETS
One ~ Lot Of Fencing.
ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN TWEEN.
Tnn.fiRsT n. n AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS.
AT r TWENTY v SECOND STREET CORRAL, BE-
TWEEN NEW YORK AVENUE AND Z hT
Three Isl Sinks, each by IL feet.
One w Lot OF fenctng.
ON 9, NEAR TWENTY FIRST STREET.
One Mssshouse, 50 by loi feet.
One ~ Kitchen, 1879 by 81 feet.
One ~ Woodshed, IL by le feet.
One ~ Kitchen, l3It by "a feet.
One ~ Tool-houSe, o by 20 feet,
One Sink, IL by 10 feet.
one lD Lot Fencing, ll2 feet long, feet high,
The buildings will be sold sin ely, In the order
named, and must be removed within afteen dSys
from date Of sale. N"''
Terms Cash, in Government funds
, D. II. RUOKBR,
Breyet Maj Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
deE-6td Depot Of washinRton
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

ELECTION OF 0FFIcERs.-on Wednesday
evening, at q regular meeting Of Columbia En-
GERS were elected to serve In that body for the
ensuing term-six months: T. Buckley Taylor, O.
p. A. Bradley, H. p. Benjamin Kaufman, 8.
W. Walter @. Hunt, J. W. ; William r. Nc.
Lean, 8. J. A. Moulden, T.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

TAKEN UP ASTRAY.-oN THE goth
l. Of December, . large BAY HORSE, blind in
one eye. The owner Is requested TO prove prop
erty, pay chsrges, and take him away or he will
be sold to pay expenses.
WRIGHT, oLCoTT 4 Co.
Congress Stables, sth st., between D. aud E.
de2S-3t
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
(NoV RNMEN SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

n NJ E N s A Els.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARrBRAAsrKR' = 0FFICB,
wAsHISGTos, d. c., Dec. Ia 1855
The QuartermaSter General Of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at Giesboro', D.
c., be sold to the highest bidders.
Sales will, therefore, take p ace at GIEsBoRo',
D. G. beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER IA, 1885,
and continuing. on each TUESDAY and THURS
DAY thereafter, until all are disposed Of
Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on days Of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected, and
are superior TO any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold slngly.
Sales to commence at 10 o o'clock a. m
Terms Cash in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge
decl2-tSl First Division, q. NJ. @. o.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
GALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY AT
~ FORTRESS MONROE, VA.
c. W. BoTELER, JR., AucTIoNRER.

MEDICAL PTHvsroH's oFYIcB,
wAsHISeroS, D. c Dec. Is, 1855
Will be sold at the UNITED STATES GEN.
BRAL HOSPITAL, near Fortress Monroe, Va.
all the appliances pertaining to that establish
ment, consisting Of seryiceable articles Of Bed :
ding, viz: Blankets, Sheets, Bsdsacks, Counter.
panes, Hair Pillows and Mattresses, Towels,
Shirts, Drawers, Iron Bedsteads, and an assort-
ment OF Table and Kitchen Furniture; also,
Medicines, Books, &c. Sale 10 commence on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, at II o clock,
disposed OF.
Terms-Cash.
Purchasers will be required to pay for and re-
move property within forty eight hours from
termination OF sale G SUTHERLAND,
del6.tds Surg. U. s. A.. Nod PnrxeHor
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
sELLINe LIQUOR WIrHoUr LIo,nsr !,

SELLING LIoUoR WITHOUT LIcnssE.-John
Crowley and Richard Grantlin were arrested Yes :
terday by officers Barker and James, OF the Sew =
enth ward, for selling liquor without license.
Justice Boswell fined them s26. 90 each.
Jeremiah Quinn and Thomas Burke were ar :
rested By the same officers for the same offence.
Justice Handy fined Quinn GO. 90, and Justice
Boswell hned Burke $3.50.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

JEwELRr AND SILvER-PLArED WARE
one thousand styles to choose from for only one
dollar, at Prisg Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ass
n half street. de99lw
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

FRArERNAL VIsIr-0n Thursday evening
last the members Of Eagle Tent No. 200, |. o. o.
ReohAbites, paid q fraternal visit to Excelsior
Tont, at the Union League rooms on Ninth street.
A very pleasant evening was passed.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29

STEALING A COAT FROM A POLICEMAN
Lawrence Miller, . German, was arrested this
morning by onicer Thompson Of the Fourth
Ward, for stealing a coat from Sergeant @. W.
skippon, Of the Sixth Precinct, Third Ward.
Miller went to the restaurant Of Mr.. Lewis, on
the Avenue, between Third and Four and a halt
streets, where Mr.. Lewis discovered he had a
policeman's coat. He informed onioer Thompson
OF the fact, who arrested Miller and took him be
fore Justice Walter, by whom he was sent TO Jail
for court.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
ODD FELL0ws' HALL.

POSITIVELY FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing on TUESDAY, January 2 and con-
unue every evening through the week Grand
Matinee Saturday sfternoon. The world eeIe-
brated PEAKE FAMILY SWISS BELL RING
Ehs, yooslists, Harpists, violinists, and Plan
ists Two hu ndred and forty silver bells A
beautiful chime Of Silver staf Bells, the only one
or the kind in the world. The Peake family
VIII be sssisted By Mr.. J. T. spslding, Solo vic-
nnist .. hr. A. J: whiteomb, Solo Harpist; Miss
see Programme. Cards Of admission, IS cents;
Reserved Seats, 80 cents; Children, Is cents
saturday afternoon q Grand Matinee will be
children. Children admitted to the Matinee Tor
10 cents. Tickets for sale at Ellis Music store.
where diagram Of the Hall may be seen, and
seats secured without extra charge. The Piano
used Is from the mandatory OF Chickoring a
sons, and furnished BY J. y. Ellis, Penn avenue.
c. G. CHASE,
deD-ftuthsN Business Manager
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
BOARDING..
PIANOS.

MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
MErzERoTT's MUSIC STORE.
A large lot Of nns Music Boxes, ,-sn.x
Flutes, and yiolins; magnincently ~ ~
bound Music Books, French, ltalianTT
and German; also, Musical Toys -
have Just been received at
hBTzBRoTT's Music Store,
No. SIS Penn avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Sole agency Of Bteinway's Pianos and Mason.
Hamlins s Cabinet Organs. de22.tjl
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-29
AUCTION pAIBs.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- PROPERTY AT
FAYETTEVILLE, NC,

THE ENTIRE STOCK or THE UNITED STATES
ARSENAL
To be sold on THURSDAY, January II, 1865.
By EDWARD L. P0ALK, Auctioneer.
Consisting Of the following articles, viz;
Machinery, Boilers, ranging from l6 10 q feet.
Large Lot Wrought and Pig Iron.
Large Guns, Howitsers, Columbisd, S2-pound-
Grindstones, Solid Shot, Gas Pipe,
and other articles too Numerous 10 mention.
ALSO,
From three to Ave millions Of Brick, Brown
Stone, &c. &c, the remains Of the said Arsenal,
BY order Of Chief Of Ordnance, Washington, d.
U. JOHN Y LUKBNs,
Lieutenant and Depot Ordnance ohacer,
de2s-dyan7 wiimInston. NC