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PATTON ROUGE ADVOCATE,
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State, outside of New Orleans.
Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES
Subscriptions and advertisements received drnt at tho
or by mail accompanied by the CASH.
j. N. TAYLOR Proprietor,
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.

FOR BROZOS SANTIAGO DIRECT
MORGAN LINE u S. MAIL STEAMERS
Leaves on SATURDAY, 25th inst, at AN
EOR BRAZ0S SARTIAGO-THE IRON
low-prcssure sde-wheel steamer
Austin,
WIN sCRMGEOUR, Commander
viii leave above from foot of St Joseph street. car.
ryng the I. S. mails
For freight passage, having elegant accommodations,
apply to 1. g. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
rs Bills of Lading SiEued at the Agents office,
re- Coal Oil receiyeHsn metal packages only.
N B.A steamer of this line win leave semimonhly for
the above port
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The emasculated evening concern Of this city
publishes the following special telegram from
louisville:
.tDurine yaIIandisham's speech he made refer
anee "a Mcclellan, Buell., Lee, Johnston, Grant
ana Sherman, as being names that belonged to
lie nation in common. At the mention Of the
names 81 Lee and Johnston, one wild and pro
Iongsd yell echoed through the house for at least
Ave minutes, bus at the mention of Grant and
sherman, one universal strain of Misses rang out
sharp and clear for the same length Of time
That yallandigham made these references is
probably true, bpt that the names Of Grant and
Sherman were Kissed and a mention Of Lee APP
plauded is probably Black Republican lie. The
people of Louisville alone shed more blood in
defense of the Union than the entire radical dis
union party of the North. -LChicago Times,
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Bark Brunswick, Sylvester, from Havana, to
Murison SEQ
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a STRANGE Observation-Disclosures of Paris,
has queer story of an English amateur artist,
This singular being, it is stated was admitted into
the asylum twelve years ago, and was then dumb,
but although idiotic exhibited some capability for
initiating forms. The leading physician of the in
his patient with blackboard and piece OF chalk,
taught him to draw the forms of various objects
upon it. By making him name each OF these OBJ
jects when drawn, he to some degree developed a
my. The progress of the pupil must have been
rather tedius to his instructor, as, although ami
mails were his favorite subjects from the first it
took six months to teach him not to put horse S
head where the tail ought to be. Having mas;
tered this important principle, however, the pupil
rapidly acquired extraordinary power over his
pencil until he became what the writer in the Il
Illustration calls one of the best ''animalists" in
England attracting the notice and encouragement
Of the Queen, Sir Edwin Landseer, and other per.
sonages of note
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Austin,
WIN scRMGEoUR, Commander.
viii leave above from foot of Joseph street. car,
ryiug the L S mails.
For freight passage, having elegant accommodations
apply to l. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
rs Bills of Ladng iiEued at the Agents office.
re- CoaI Oil receiyeHsn metal packages only.
N. BA steamer of this line win leave semimonthr for
the above port
APALACHICOLA.
FOR ApALAUHlCoLA DIRECT
To sail on THURSDAY 10th instant, at s P. NJ
FOB APALACHIcOLA DIRECT - THE
tastsaigng hyore steamship
Beaufort,
W. H. HUTCHINs Commander,
VIII sail as above, from Post H. First District.
For freight or passage apply to
MERRITT, DURHAM, MCzINEELL & CO.,
..-.. ....... ~ Caronderet street.
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.
l.
FOR MOBILE AND WATERING PLACES
DAILY PACKETS,
Touching Bay St Louis Pass Christian and Mississippi City
MORGAN LINE I. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves MONDAY August 1871 on the arrival Of the e H.
Pontchsrtrain Railroad TRAIN
EOR NOTWITHSTANDING AT BAY ST. LOUIS,
4 Pnss Christian and Mississippi OttyThs new iron side
Whee! and lowpressure 5teamer
Mary,
..-. A MYERS, Commander,
WIN leays as above, carrying the U. S, Mails.
Fegat fkep a. greatly reduced prices and Bills Of Ladng
Freghts for Mobile received until l0s H.; after which
Freight oT Watering Places received daily until e train.
as above unless prevented by low and bad weather.
/ c. HARRIS
Corner Camp and Common streets,
FOR ALABAMA RIVER DIRECT.
REGULAR INDEPENDENT THURSDAY PACKET
Leaves on EVERY THnRsDAT at P, X, from the head
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONTGOMERY, We
tumpka, and all intermediate landings on Alabama River
The fine A No. steamer
Blue Wing No. .,
ISAIAH LITTLE Master; WIN MILLIKEN Clerk
WIN leave as above giving through bills ofadug for points
For freight or passage apply on board or to
j. "A. STEVENSON, Front street
sThe steamer Blue Wing No regularly at
Mobile with the light dram packet Mist for Alabama river
WATERING PLACES.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES-BAY
St. Louis Pass Christian and Mississippi Cy-The new
iron low'pressure steamer
Lady of the Lake,
Captain JOE WALKER,
win make regular trips for the above places as follows:
TUESDAY on arrival of A. NJ train Pontehartran R R.
THURSDAY, Q
FRIDAY, =. AIM
SATURDAY, :.
Returning Leaves Pascagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings Mississippi City Friday and Saturday mornings
touching at all landings excepting Biloxi and Ocean pr ngs
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will extended to Pasca
goula
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented By bad
weather or low water
1. c. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATCHING PLACES-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CameIla.
AP. BoARDMAN, Master
Will hereafter continue her trips as follows
MONDAYS TX o'clock A Pontchartrain R R. Train.
TUESDAYS ...9o'clock A. M. :. :.
THURSDAYS, 9 O'Clock II. :. :.
SATURDAYS, o'clock Pm
Returning, will leave
SUNDAY EVENING.
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
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the same, from Italy, from France, from all
parts Of Germany, ancient and modern, and after
the greatest masters, such as Raphael Guido, Du-
rer, Holbein, Branach, etc. Debate with them
about the proper form of Nereids the length of
Nepmne's trident, the breadth of Achilles's
beard, or the folds of Tully's toga and they may
put US to confusion. Their Workmanship, too,
hespeaks a skill of no mean sort, as every one
knows who has seen the exquisite portraits and
the delicate, almost gossamer, tracery of the
Dresden china.
There are now in preparation and have been
for months, several magnificent vases and some
representations of ancient mythology and Gre
clan history, for the approaching worlds fair at
Paris. One beautiful vase, on which one of the
best artists has labored for five months, perfect
ing series of portraits representing a tri-
umphal march of Alexander the Great, was
broken by the heat. With indefatigable
perseverance he has begun another, and brought
It within two perous months Of completion. In
the most favorable conditions, the length Of time
required to complete the finest work is very great.
First, the clay lies in Jumps, "fermenting,' for
SIX months Then fine vase will require seven
weeks in which to be moulded, to which add four
months for baking and painting.-[The Nation
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Below-Oomlng up.
at Quarnntin,

Br bark Florence Chapman, Whslen, from Liver
pool, to Ashbridge, Ocean eco
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Receipts by Railroads.
n. o., J. d G. N. r. R.-Aug I1-g8 bales Of
cotton and sundries to order ....
N o.. O. Il G. W. R. R.-Aug I1-129 head
cattle and sundries to order
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STEAMSHIPS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GALVESTON --JNDIANOLA
FOR GALVESTON, 1NDTANoLA AND LAyACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on THURSDAY August I6. at SAN
ie'sat Tor Layach subject ogherage expense and
risk of constguees
FOE GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LA
vaca--The low pressure sidewhcc steamship
Harlan,
JNo. LEWIS Commander,
Will leave above, from the foot of St. Joseph street
For freight or passage appy to
1 G HARRIS Agent,
Corner Camp aud Common streets
Bills of Ladng signed at the Agents Office
These steamers, carrying the U S mails leave punctualy
rs advertised.
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
HOE GALVESTON AND ENDIAaOLA,
RAILROAD AND BERWGCK's BAY,
The Travelling Public are informed that the MORGAN
LINE Of rtcass iron, pressure sdewhre Steamships
having elegant Recommendations will hereafter run in close
erh railroad leaving Brnshear every MONDAY and FRIDAY
me Of the clock passenger train from Algers
Opposite dAe6soa Square, ~ o'clock A. 81.
% eekSa through For passage or freight apply to
kailfoad Company, No. 90 Canal street
an Spnd opst f a n 70 NJ Sundays excepted Open
New Orleans, August 5, 1866
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V1CKSBURG

GREENvILLE yIoKsBURG NAToHEz AND N. o.
REGULAR THURSDAY I. s. MAIL PACKET.
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OPELOUSAS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at O'Clock p ~
ENOR OP ELO gSAs, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE,
mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermediate landings
Bayou Couabau Atchahaya and Mississippi rvers-The
0ne steamer CleOnda c. Pickett
master, j. B. sChmt clerk, will leave Returning
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
10 o'clock Particular attention paid business For
freight apply board foot of St
VIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-24
@blo StatesrrarIr.
TER ms.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

TenIincs Of Nonparei, OF \ inch space. constitute
DAILY.
For each insertion. per square, ~ conts
Notices of Deaths, 80 cents.
Notices Of Marriages. so cents.
Religious Notices 80 cents.
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day and once week, will be charged $1.0O per
SQUARE, each insertion.
Business Notices in Local column 20 cents per line
oreach Insertion. No Notice less than eI.O0.
WEEKLY. ..tE
e1,5O per square each insertion.
Business Notices so cents perline each insertion.
No Notceless than $500.
LsES Advertisements will be charged regular rates.
- All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid
for hereafter at the time they are ordered other
wise they will not appes. iB tfe PAPER Fhis rue
win be gdly Adhered to iu all cases. There viii be
no exception.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-24

THE OHIO PETROLEUM STOVE
i COMPANY is organized under the laws Of the
State Of Ohio FOR the purpose of giving to the pub
Petroleum, and to SECURE THEN FROM explosive or
otherwise dangerous Lamps or Stoves. Every pur.
chaser of Petroleum Cooking Stove is furnished
with one share of $50, FREE, making every such
person PERMANENT STOCKHOLDERS in the Compa-
ny, thereby not only getting back eventually the
PAR VALUE Of the Stock but all PROP0RTIONATE
DIVIDENDS as long as the Company remains an or
ganiZatiOn.
Such SAFE and SURE INVESTMENT. although
small TO each individual has never before been Of
fered to the public. Here each stockhoder gets
BETTER and QUICKER than any Coal or W Wood Stove;
besides, his stock that eventually must sell at a
FAIR PREMIUM. The Stove itself, in fact the inter-
est Of the whole Company, is ditused throughout
every Township in the whole State aud its practi-
cal working daily witnessed by every member of
the Company
This inducement for stock investment of course
cannot be offered indefinitely by the Con panv, for
when il j. once all taken Only limited number of
shares being thus oHered), SOS will then buy the
Stove alone. ..
Tn, Sc wishing the $40 in stock with their Stove,
should send in their orders at once. Money may be
sent by Express at the risk OF the Company.
81 All Stoves Warranted.
OFFICE AND SALE ROOM,
No. I5o North High Street,
COLUMBUS, OHIO
Agents Wanted. Send stamp for circular
j. b. DAGUB
mch6.d3m Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-24
HOUSEKEEPING GOODNI
GINGHANSI GIAGHAHS! GINGHANN!

DARASOLS, SUN SHADES AND SUN
L Umbrellas sold low at
april7 BAlN'S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-24
CHOLERA
e DISARMED II! Y
The Chief Causes of Pestilonco Destroyed.


nR. f ICOURTARET's DISINFECTING
~ FLUIDS, Secured by Letters Patent in the
United states and France. Prepared sO"ly by the
New York Dsintectng Company, at their Lab0ra-
terry. Nos 29s, 800, 3O4 Henry street, n. Y Office,
AZ Cedar street.
This company organized on permanent basis with
DR.. CourtaTe the celebrated French Chemist, in
charge VI its LahOra ora Is prepared TO furnish its
DIsINFECTISG FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries,
urnals water closets, prvies cesspoJs, sewersgut-
ters, ships, railroads. hospitals prisons, and public
institut OF all KINDS. slaughter houses Oa and
fat-b1iIing establishments; kinds of manuTes
(immeaS,ly Increasing tie value Of the latter 10
,yery farmer, AMI wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist. These agents are deOdOr2erS, antisep-
tics antiputres ents aud disntectants in the scien-
ti6c meaning Of the words. They remove noxious
gases and odOrs bv chemicN MISUNDERSTANDING in
their places hedlthfUI air; they are DEsTROYERs.
and not mer6lg dbsOrJeRts of poisonous gases-nOt
Injurious TO utensils in which they are used. The
attention of medical and scientific men is directed
to these dsinfectants. Attached are testimonials in
OF others, can be seen at the COmpany's office.
DRLEvAN HOUSE. ALBANY, March 30, 1866
To the President Of the Ne1O York DisinJectia0
Company:
Dear Sir: Il is all II is represented TO be We
have made many trials Of disnectants, but now
consider that we have found an article which sur
passes all others remedy against all bad odorsr
L. R0ESsEL 20.
New YORK, April o. 1856.
To TIE President of tie NeU York DisiHJecting
Company:
Dear Sir: We pronounce it without exception to
be the best we have ever known. Its effect upon
every matter is complete and instantaneous.
g. A. STETsON, AstOr House.
RBN B.-These Disinfectants are used by the
scavengers under the direction Of the Sanitary Police
OF the Metr JpOlitau Health Department, New York.
P0WELL& THOMPSON, ~ Cedar St, N. Y,
General q Sole Agents for the United states and
the Canadas, to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in
the United States aud Canadas.
maVlh-d3m
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
MYDIcAL PuRvsYoR OPTIC, /
WAsHiNGTOy. D G., tcb. g 1906.
HII IONCING To

" -
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO
y THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF IHk ARMY
An I1ctlon Of alnable MEDICINES 10 longer re-
l,e1 by Medica Department Y. = Amy. vii be he'd
l. mi. c.ty On THURSDAY the 1t dsy Of March next and
,scesedng i necessary a. 10 o'clock ~ The ware
kore, Judiciary4quage, iih and streets bse
tbe CITY iial.
The Medicine the Original uacksgrs aud The s,'en'
ten Of the - invited 20 ri. sale wLica w.l embrace
o.. follow inr priucip4l Irticl.s VIZ:
surtu1s ttIcr 30 H. s cohO, 800 bottles Conpouhl
Spr'. Of Ether so D.; Simple Certte 1000 d. Cor fa-ln
tAJ Il Fimd Ezract Brcu, go IL fllI tEtr-rt o
Cuctoua 50 p fluid x'il-' o. ipeclcIta .a 1 fI.1
tsu.c Of HtU5ar go n MGss iIytars, 80 n Dover
yovds1 20 q Cod Liver oi LOO bottles toupfor F!f'
90 dozen; Coupoul tataafiic P s. son tlzrnt Opium
frs $50 dozeu lo1 1ls o fossigu. 3lu ~ hnlb-fo ao
n pova,-d IubasD, - ID sirp Of sqDls, 800 y Com
roanI Spirits q, Lavender ss %. besie other arr g..
trgId dzty t7'iclc o. to WaeoG Ae11 ~ lot. sim
IA a tie above wiz te offered !os zane.
(sa.oeue4 continuing complete is, with iui PARTICULAR
- ~ be r.ldy by the lstr met.
Terms. Cash, in Government funds.
five day. yl e allowed % Tct ser ~ f"aovlng ueT
,,oI1rfy 4 SUTHERLAND
Surg. 7. :. A., Medical Purveyor.
& ". bOIELfH. jr. Auctiouerr
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

DUBLIC SALE.-By direction OF BTevet-
III Msior Gen A. Il. DYER Chief of Ordnance the follow
ir, ORONANCE and ORDNANCE STORES VII be- sod on
EiFsDAY FEB r. 1856 % hafrsfs trIry Wet Virginia,
" 80 Cast Iron, tuus Wrought Iron lon ore
Nav uus lsr.e Ilrnre Lathe. ] RolingN with Ma
sLinery Fnruac-s FoIges, Fly IS loe! SHIFTING oets Hang
complete. lOOOJ0 BIcE mere oI icl st iron Ce-
.nn, fr.ysI ~ Cat lion indo rslues. Anvil Blocks
lo.sD l210 Jcsyns Cstil,s. with aqY,nt gee conp' .
}ue~l STAR do with aTI hcle- u" gra w
.,,or.J W. 600 vay setsrs p 100 Burns de al
Zine. iCro Enfield Rife. - " C. o. swords. osrthe witn
sh,ut eco .ets H0r-e Eolpmclts, ,r t.vry including
EYdes saddles S-dtle Blau ets. Hlc-s, &c aso la-se
a. Cavary end luauy Accolterments, arpenda rs
t Small AIMS and Tools oi varlous kinds &C, &c bnc
bI1. lot o. finely dressed Granite stone.
Sale q commence 10 o'clock and continue from DAY to
Say uutl a.. i sold.
fFRMS-CAsH il Government Fmds.
j. !. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
JoHy KOoNcB. Aucloneer.
B4rper's Ferry FEB. TO- 1906
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
5ales bn Nnriion.
SALE.--WM. 4. CARTER,

UCTION SALE.--WM. 4. CARTER,
n Auctoneef Store No 50 Courand,st Goods stored by
Hudson River Railroad Company pay storage and OF er
eb ress 1t 10 o'clock o. SATURDAY, Jlst Of Mirch,
IPG s stores Noe D. u aud l6 reuthaye viz: j. C. Kins
Trunks; Brrre Brothers, HorsePower and Shait, with
whec American B- Co.. Bel and Castings, r. PTitchard.
Trunk; T.. Denning boxes Slate Mantles; J, A. bale
Hopsi bale do; +. y. C., box Henry skunk, bundle
Clotn; A. Mar box.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
DUEIIC SALE on RAJ ESTATE. .-WiI

bo sold Oh iiCBsDAY the Ut day Of March ne1t. ct
ar. hotel Of Stephen Parsons corner Of Federal sid Front
.s., Camden Ney.Jerscy the TUCKiHoE GLASS FAt-
TORY PROPERTY stnate on tie IucAaAoe H!ve' in the
rognty Of Cumberland NewJeey containing s5ot Y acres
o. ss,elen. land The imprc consist Of TWO wood
hsv,s al The necessary budr,s for the msnniicuTe o.
(,upder Window Glass Brck Mansion House, 20 Tenant
Bop,.s large ,yyostorv storr-Ho1se with cellar. Black
s.ith Shop md large barr Freight ou vessels ia landed
within loO yards 4 the factory and the Camdeu and Cae
Sisy Railroad miles distant supply oi wooc Tor man
tisetu NJ uupo.es obtained 10 TIE nEhbofheod a.
bow prie.s Persons ray readily wit these preucs oy cav
As the aoressd railroad 81 No9d5ne station Ihe Vle Of
fu tahoe s pleasantly situated and hc4tAI aud contains
llr,e church and good schools
The terms q sale viii be- cash delivery ~ decd -
For lurtAer particulars. inquire OF SAMUEL s1lLLki
eslsto, New. jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
srasIsTsscs oTTIcr 7. $ \, 70 soUTg G4,IsT'
ADRIAN n. NrLLFR. Aurfionaer.

4 / lyu AZ AUCTlON.-ADRItN n. MULLER. 7. X
WILKINS Co., will sell auction on I'll TtESDAI, Feb l
lt5 o O'Clock H., 20 the Exchange s4c-room. no III
fIoadway (Trny Buidiug). New ok tie tlreesiory.
fsbsOop brick House Lot situated be eas' .id. o
Coutst SHcketf and Deg known 1s No -
Se hou,e has uudeTcear gas sud water o n feet by uJ
esep ~ feet deep Naps the Office Of iHe Auction
ssys No a Pue-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Gmnsemenis.

AN lessse aud hAnsser.. ......t...sWM. WHEATLE1,
tTHs ksrABIsHsRSr DOES NOT ApvHRrIsB ~ rBs
NEW YORK HRRALD.)
TWO PERFORMANCES
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, COMMENCING AT
ONE,
MATINEE.
LAST APPEARANCE But ONE,
and ir the Evening. commanding st8t
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCB
Of the great American Tr.sedienne
MISS bAIEMAN,
who will appear -
PAULINE,
in Bulwer', Play OF the
LADY OF LYONS.
Me"r. J: C. COwpeI, g. Burnett D. z. Ration, George
BrcAs T.. D. Holmes j. w. Basde, Barry, ReIde o, Nolan,
Danyer. Nel, Misses Mary Wells, Fsren, Everett Whit
lock etc. ETC.. In the cast.
MONDAY the gifted youns fovorte,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
will mske her first appearance this Ia her
GREAT ORIGINAL CREATION
FANCuON, THE CRICKET,
an Acknowledged portrature OF
EXQUISITE TRUTHFULEESS
CONsUMMATE ART;
the piece presented with
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, COSTUMES, AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Admission rs cents Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestra
Chairs. So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes, : So
= amily Circle lentrance on Crosby.st.l ~ cents.
SEATS SECURED SIN DAYS IN ADVANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
Cn1Lr OrAnrrnrAsrrn-s OgfIcE.

CHIhP QuARTKRNAsTERs oFtiCh;; ;;oee
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT. FehIuaTy ~; ~, ! ~ >C-,I,
EXTENSIVE SALE Or GONENHMENI
II CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE. -,.,., t-rrI ,p
VIII be sold pnbc auction, at the II IN, 80,
sENAL pi'adeiphia, WEDNESDAY ts IN yUnI, u
. n c'elock a ,n a great variety OF NJ" A'p WYNN
eUPPLIEs comprising
SIes, gach''s'
EOots, hhapS"'N''
tOot.et, iNe.".
Iezg.ns,
80. NitteIa.
-, -. Mess Pans
Camp Co.ors end Csses ipui-o, ,,,i-o =,
- mar, aud Ceres Ponp0uN
SHIRTS.
p'+ S'1ckinrt
tpal ettes c'
ftgs.
Sweat Leather.
Hstobets and Handles, Si,-Blge md Scsr.et'
Esvs-s'oks yeuts-aboUt 1900 Cotton
Dat Ornaments, b"u iDehi
t,cn Bedst.ads Tent Flies,
lfou Pots l1iih"s =, -.
Together with many other articles not enumerated In th
sovertlserleut g., ,,..-
Of articles new out m uent coadllon
fsa0gnos stating Quantities and de-coilg the properly ca"
~ obtained at this Once.
TIE articles seen or two days previous to the ale
vou application the Military Stoekcepe AZ the Arsenal
gsInr-Cash. in Government funds, - . ~
C.louel and Chief ou.rte-ma''er. Phiiadrpha Depot
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
EoOR TRADE SALE ROOMS, No; 40 40;


SIREbElGn ( Co.. Auctionee,s. Consgments solicited
SATURDAY. Feb. II,
Commencing al o ock m-Csalogue OF large rs,ort
o Miscellaneous Books, ingy ana II quantities, station
cry, &c, sc, being balance OF bookseller stock
TUESDAY. Frb. 20,
snd following davs commencing az O'Clock mEIccuor
sale OF hr Private Library OF gentlemen lately decc4sed
comm sing r.e and choice collection o. booas IN various de-
psnents lit rlturc orks pcmOnuogy and Witcacrat
Lar the Science OF Mathemaiic. many works m
tie dian French and Spanish lsnguascs many o. the latter
being rare works relating 20 America, among which may be
mrifiouei3 Kin horougtt Antiquities oi Mexico. Gentle
mans Naepke 7j vols. Biog aphc JnveTclc, 50 vols.
BIonle' G8sna u vols BaIcas Collection, Auteroc "a
Siberia, Biccs Anecdotes, Cbarlevoix. CGvgero Eegev
Cantze Greenland Garcia. Garciossc de Ia Vega PreyO
Voyages, - vols Rauusio Voyages Torquemada, vols
Nnesas California &c Catalogues ready and books Oh e4h
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