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A SsISI ANT QUAR- ERMASIER'S Office.
n No l199 GlkAhD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1866
Will be sold at Pubic AucIon, on account Of the
UnitsI q States G1 ,I, or the u groql ds , ,p
Nay 7th, 1866
So e commencing each day a, eleven QD O'Clock,
Inc Buildings, etc, heretofore known as the U.
Mower LItal viz. -
6t edar W ater Tanks capacity 12 coo gallons each
Cedar Water rfnk' capacity 26OO gallons
Cooking Ranges
Abbott co 3 Coal Scale.
oIthIngton Steam Pump,
livery superior. steam tngine, horse power, with
81 aItIne and betting in fine or er; neary new.
Tubular Boilers feet diameter.
4493 feet OF Oak Picket Fence.
40 Liph htniI g-Tod IRONS.
5larGe Wooden Wash Troughs.
66 " oC den ash Sinks
40 Iron Soil Containers.
22 Iron Hoppers.
100 Table iops and 800 Trestes
216 OGDEN Benches
The frame bulldlngs contain
1000 $50 feet Hem ock and White Pine Scanting.
185 $50 feet Iongued and Oiked Boards
376,1l0 leet Rough Boarcs.
293 COO feet Flooring Boards.
80 teet Counter and Shelving, in dispensary.
l22 200 Bricks, in ch mney stacks and ranges.
Ihe BUILDINGS will be sod separately
Terms of Sa'e-C ash, Government funds.
A depOslt of ten l10l per cent. TO be paid on
each bid, balance to be paid on rendition OF the ac
The Iron and Terra Gotta Pipe to be sold by The
loot, they lie buried IN the ground ana to be dug
up and he PIouOd flied in by The purchaser, and is
uOpOsed to amount 10
175 teet OF 4nch and 265O feet OF Il 10 2inch Iron
Gas Iipe, more OF less
he lion Water ana Drain Pipe supposed to
gmOunL TO
zoo Ieet OF 6-inch, 16OO ieet OF 4lnch and inch,
egCn resDecuYeIy.
500 ieet OF inch Drain Pipe, more or less, and 4
6Inch Iron Valves.
I he Terra Gotta Pipe IS supposed to amount 10
200 iee OF 4-inch, more or less.
i ans of buildings can be ohtaIned at this office
and specifCatio of the property seen
The ten O'Clock A, M train of the Philadelphia
Germantown, and Norm town Railroad Company
viii arrive at NJ over Hospital in time tor the sale
starting from Ninth and GIer II streets.
The buildings etc. must lie removed within thirty
30 avs from dale OF sale, and viii be at the risk OF
the uTCbaser.
BY order of - ..
Brevet Biieader General GEORGE II CROSMAN,
GEOhGE X ORME
424 lit Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT Pro
l fER1Y Y.-WIll be sold at n EW BERN North
CHlOlipa large amount of ORD NANCE and
ORR NAME STORES. Sale TO commence on the
10Th day of May, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A M and con.
tnued daily until al he property, the principal
classes OF which gwen below, are sold -
Iron and Brass Gums, Gun Carriages, Harness.
Sadd es Halters Brides, Blankets, Wheels, I'D
lion, Lead, Smiths ArmOrers' and Sadders' Tools.
OO Gather, Sing Shots, Gins complete, Infantry
EQUIPMENTS, Implements for Field and Siege Guns,
a. d other articles too numerous to mention.
Correct lists articles to be sold will be furnished
upon application to this Office
BY order of Majer. General A. b. DYER, Chez OF
0iO"an''' ""'"H'" JASPER MYERS,
419t513 Brew. Capt. Ord Dept U. S. A.
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PROPOSALS.
EOVERNMENT SALE or The MILITARY
" RA1LkOAD AT BRAZUS s SANTlAL0 o,
QuAnrERMAsrEa.GENrnA1,s OFr1cE.
80, WASHINGTON, D. q, Apr 10, 1886 !

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON ID. C., Apri 10, 1886 I
lhe attention capitalists seeking q profitable
investment is invited TO tins sale.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office OF
the QuarteTmaster. General division o, ltiver and
Rail TfanspOrtatIonl at WASHlN TON, ID -
unill the first cay of Juue next at IL O'Clock VI
for the purchase of all tn right ut O. and interest
OF he United States in ard to he United Sta'es
military Railroad from 6razos Santiago to whites
Inc sole vii include the entire track and sid.
ln9s lulo ng3, water stations, turn abcs brdgrs
etc the raj ioao ma erals and suppl es pertaimu<
10 The read topeiber with tre rolling stock, cas-
mt linerY, and other equi ipment.
lhe sale viii not include the TIT G to the lai d
when oes not be'ong to the Uniteo States.
lhs road If about ton mLeo III length, and extends
nom BTazos santiago TO Whites Rancho, on tn
IN Grenoe From ihis point connection Is mado
Oy steamer with brownsville and MatamOras.
This route is the shortest and best for The immense
of southern Texas and Northern Mexico, and the
communication by rall alone can readily be eN'
tended 10 brownsville
lie road already comp eled saves thirty mites Of
ftcut and torluous uavgUtion. Boats he
now CHARGE II ts stated for freight to Browns.
VI e as high Us SO per barrel and tor passenger Sl5
each.
The road is fve.ieet guage, good ties rail- and
ore particular description of the property can
BE- obtained at TINS Office, at that Of the Chiei
Quarter master ilItary Division OF the Gulf at New
A condition of the sale will be that transportation
shall be furnished for all Government TROOPS ald
supplies, whenever required, at The rates paid By
6overnmen. at the time TO the New ork Central
Raj read.
1he terms of payment accented will be those
considered the lost fayorab to the Govern
ment,
J en- per cent cash, in Government funds to be
palu on a. ceptance Of proposal.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
IroIos should be endorsed Proposals for pur.
chase Of BTazos SaDuago ana Rio Grande Rallroal."
and addressed TO the DIVISION of River and Rail
T1anspoItation, Quattermaster Generals Office,
WashII eton, D. G.
By order of the Quartermaster General
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M, in charge of Fourth
Division q. NJ. g. o. 423 tAI31
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PROPOSALS.
Wy EPA MEN I

NJ AVY EPA RTM EN- 4.
APRIL q, 1866.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Erect
ing Building for the Department of EnOlnery Oh
the Naval Academy Grounds at Annapolis, Mary
lana =" wi be received at this office until IL O'Clock
M, on the 18th day OF May next, at which hour the
bids will be opened for furnishing all the matera
and workmanship necessary IL the erection and
complete II OF budInO according to plans an0
speoifca ions to be seen at the Navy Department
or at the Naval Academy, anna OILS Marylan
Bidders Will be required to slate the amount Tor
which they will furnish all materIa s. ami complete
the building according to the plans and specihca.
uonS, and N all respects read for occupation lney
Teque ted to name the time in winch they will
engage TO compete the WORK.
III upon the eXdmmatIOn OF the plans and Oecf
cations, IT should appear that moufca atoms can be
made ding to lessen the cost the building with
ut mpaDlng lis strength oI durability. bidders
invited 10 suggest sucn notifications, and TO state
the amount tor which they will complete he bu Id
nP II such mOdlicatlO s are aOOOled; that s, they
can III according 10 the plans and speclicqtous,
ana also according TO such notifications as they ma,
think proper o Suggest.
Such moufcanOns must not involve any cnanoe
IN The Dimensions of the building or in the par
iiculAr arrangement OF looms as shown on tn,
plans
Each bid must he accompanied bv good and sufi-
Gent guaTGntOrs, approved an officer of the Gov
rIment known TO this Department that the bidder
wll, il his offer be accep'ea enter in contrac To
perform ihe work according TO his bid and the De.
parmeBt Ies rVes the night to reject any or ali the
bids, as the interest OF the Government may re-
qUiIe.
THORN ron A JENKINS,
425 SmSw Chiei OF BIleau OF Navigation
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POLICE ITEMs.-E. Florence was arrested
YESTERDAY at Oaktord's hat store, Chestnut street.
on the charge OF appropratIng a hat. The allega-
ton was that he went into the store under the pre-
tense OF purchasing and, whle the attendants back
was turned towards him, seen to put one under
his coat mirror IN front of the sa esman enabled
him TO see this done The accused was committed
by Alderman Hurley.
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@ TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES,
%<1z& and all other Surgical appliances of the most
approved kinds, Infinitely superior to ali Others at No
so North STVENTH Street Ladies attended by Mrs
tent surgeon. 323 3mrp
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AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Thomas Muir
ray, another of the parties engaged IN infringing
Nelson Goodyear's hard rubber patent, and who re-
sisted the Marshal in serving the writ last week. was
arrested yesterday, and taken before Commissioner
smith, and held in $500 bail to answer at the next
term of the Court
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SALE OF ARMY wa CONS

CHIEB QUARTERN AsTER's OFFICE \
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON !
WASHINGTON ID 9 April 80 1866 !
Sealed Proposals are invited for the purchase Of
$40 ARMY WAGONS
in lots of not less than twei ty. five
1hese wagons are worn but still serviceab for
ROAD ar farming purposes.
Proposals wi be received until u NJ, WEONES.
DAY, Mayo.
Payment I'm Government funds) will be required
upon notification OF acceptance of bId and prior to
the delivery Of the Wagons he right to reject all
BIDS considered 100 low IS r served
these wagons are at Lincoln Depot about ona
mi east of the Capitol, and be seen bv applying
10 Colonel Tompkins the QuarteImaster VI Charge
Proposals shoud be sgned with he bIOder's full
Proposals to purchase Amy Wagons and directed
to
ID. II RUCKEk
Brevet Maor-Gen. and Chief Quartermasi
20 lot Depot of Was III Oton
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4 430-1st
GOVERNMENT SALES.

A ssIsTANr QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
FORT DELAWARE, Del, May /, 1866
Will be sold at Pubic Auction, on account OF the
On SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1865,
HOSpIIXL BUILDINGS,
Six Frame buildings "a feet wide, IA feet high
and $50 feet long. Containing
6l60 leet Spruce Flooring,
1913 feet q OOved Ceiling Boards,
10 20U plain Shingles.
9l00 ieet Hemlock Sheathing Boards,
II 100 feet Pine Boards,
En- Corridors, coma ming
20,9z7 feet plain Boards,
47OS Pine Shingles,
$3.50 ieeU Flooring,
$500 leet ScaDing,
10 Cedar v atSr Tanks. 25Oo gallons eaohi
-Four Shoes, containing
1904 Shing es,
1860 ieei HemOck Boards.
1860 feet HemlOck Scantling,
1850 feet Pine Boards,
600 fe.t Flooring
2 CooKng Ranges.
Terms OF SaIe-Cash, Government funds
Deposit OF ten tlO) per cent. TO be paid on each
bid balance Immediately after the sale
The buildings, ETC., must be removed within
twenty l2O) days from date of sale, ami will be at the
lie 9 O'Clock A. M. train of the Philadelphia vii.
mngtOn, and Baltimore Railroad Company, Tor
New Castle On arrival steam-tug will leave tor
the Fort.
Col G. W. BRADLEY,
Chei Y. Nj Mid Mil Dept.
e s. SMITH,
621Ot Bvt. Capt U 5. A, A. A. Q
OFFICE SUPERVISOR Il COMMIssARY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND J
NORTH CARoLINA
RICHMOND Va. Apn 30 1866 J
SALE OF HARD BREAD Ar pUBLIo
AUCTION.
Will be sold at Public Auction ON THURSDAY,
the 18th day of May, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A IA at ha
United States ommlssary SIorehouse, Goldsrofo
N hFn ND yfV.f fam han
1884 0O0 pounds of Hard Bread, in lots to suit ur-
chasers
his bread s IN boxes of ffty (50) pounds each
Tern s-Cash, IN Government iunds, ON DAY of
sale.
THOMAS c. SULLIVAN
52l2t BreVet Major and q. -, u. S A.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
~ OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
No. $50 u Street.

u
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 49, 1866
Sealed Propose will be reserved at this office,
until II O'Clock VI, MONDAY. Nay 81, for the pur.
chase,tr the United states, all the IRON WORK
for Nineteen 81 ans of "HOwe's Improved Truss
Bride es," consisting OF the Rods Bolts, Plates ano
bowels, suitable for the different spans, the latter
varying in length from eighty to one hundred and
forty y-One feet.
Tie hon is now stored at the Works of tho Cleyc-
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland Ohio and
will be solo by the pound.
detailed bill of the iron, and the len g h of the
spaDs may be obtained on application at this
off ce.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
The Unued States reserve the right to reject all
bids. II not deemed advantage GUS.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for the
Purchase OF Bridge Iron"
FL CHILLY
Brevet Major and A q. NJ,
43O-lSt u. s. Army.
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DOS 7 PON MEN T.
PROF OSALS FOR ENGRAVINGS OF THE
Ill US1 RATIONS ACCOMPANYING The RE-
P( RI OF TIE COM MISSIONER OF PATENTS
FOR The YEAR 1865.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
WAsHIN GToN, April 27, 1866
until I'll hURSDAY, the 18th day of May 1866 at u
O'Clock, Il furnishing one set OF Pages of the illus
ratIons OF Machinery, etc. accompanying the Report
OF the Commissioner OF Patents for the year 1865,
with the name and address OF the Patentee and the
character and date of the Patent each llustra.
ton.
The drawings will be flrnIshed on paper to the
contractor, who must arrange them INTO PAGES Ia
numerical order, as nearly as IS consistent with
neHiness and compactLess; and the execution
of the work must be fully equal to that fur
nished for the published report tor 1862 which
has been adopted as the standard for the present
yoJme The plates are to be delivered at this Office
flee of cost for transportation and subject 10 the ap
proyal or rejection OF the Superintendent of the
Public Irintlng. Bond and approved security will
be required for the faithful performance the con.
tract
The W work will comprise about five thou and illus.
tratIons, making over seven hundred pages, measur
ing a. by 0lnches. Bidders are required to propose
Tor The work by the illustration, with the understand
ing that, when more Than one figure is required to
illustrate an invention or design las Is sometimes the
case) the whole number of figures VIII be estimated
and paid for as a single illustration Awards vii be
made Ito the loves, and bet bidder for tne interest
OF the Government, due regard being paid TO the
execution OF the work" !" under the direction of the
10 mt Committee on Printing.
Any further information that may be required will
be furnished upon application at this Office or to the
Commissioner of Patents.
Proposals will be addressed to "The Joint Com
m ttee on Printing" Washington, ID. c., of the
Undersigned ard endorsed on the envelope "Pro oo-
sa for Patent Office Report"
The advertisement Tor proposals dated the 23d OF
April 1885, is withdrawn
80 mwftmy7I JOHN D. DEGREES,
Superintendent Of the Public Printng.
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ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES AT THE
NORTHERN HOME FOR FRIENDLEss CHILDREN
The exercises cOnnec ed with the Fifteenth AnnVer.
saIy of the TO ma opening OF the Northern Home
Tor FIlenoless Children, yesterday afternoon, at.
tract, q large crowd OF visitors, ana were of a
highly interesting character j. W. CaghOrn, Esq,
presided and addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Mr., GOrI ence and MIR. Mason.
The rotations and dialogues by the children were
not only varied, but Tete ted great credit the
teachers. Quite number of new and very pretty
ana appropriate songs and II mus were sung by the
children in q style VIII ch elected the admiration OF
all present AT the close of the exercises the chill.
dren sat down 10 bOunhlHl supper, winch they en-
joyce win great gustO,
here are at tns time connected with the Northern
Home nearl 400 children about 1870 OF whom are
the orphans OF soldiers ana sailors. In order to
meet the PreatlY increased demand for room, the
erection OF q new building ls TO be commenced at
once, which VIII contain large schoolrOOm, a
laundry oinlng-rOom, etc
TN next tuesday evening. May 8, at q quarter be.
fore O'cO"k the regular anniversary of the Home
will be celebrated at the North Broad street Pres.
byteran Church, Broad and Ireen streets, on which
occasion one hundred of the children belonging TO
the bone Will sing number OF their beautiful
songs, and there viii be repetition OF tne reclJa-
lions and dialogues which q we so much pleasure to
the visitors yes eTday The annual report will also
be read, aud addresses delivered by Rev. Mr. Hew.
son, DR.. Beadle, and other eminent speakers. The
occasion promises to be one OF great interest
LATE PAPERS, MAGAZINES, ETC.-Mr.
GoIman, OF Adams Express Company, has nlaced
us under obligations Tor es of late Southern news
Mr. A. Winch, No 5O5 Chestnut street has sent us
tie latest received nun ers OF So James, Magazine,
Al the Year Round, Once'd-Week, CdssetPS Fmly
Paper, etc.
Society, the Ar9oSg, Fun. aud Punch.
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-Archibaid Smith, aged
sixteen years, had both his arms broken yesterday
League House.
John Cannon, aged fifty years residing at No 2O7
Allen street, who was painting a building at Ninth
and Cherry streets, accidentally fell from the stag
ing TO the ground, breaking one of his arms his
shOulder-Oa0e, and several ribs.
William g. Fulton residing on Sidney street. had
the artery of his right arm cut by pane of glass
Monday evening.
All OF the above were admitted into the Pennsyl-
yania HOSPITAL.
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AMUSEMENT


RIsLEY's CONTINENTAL NEWS
holGe seats to all PAGES OF Amusement may be had
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CORNER
~ of BROAD and LOCUST Streets.
Lessee and Manager......... WILLIAM WHEATLEY
FAREWELL NIGHTS
)" l H''"Oet 3pELEBRArED RAyEL TROUPE.
THIS (Wedresdayl EYEMI &c, May 2,
SiGNoRITA PEPITA AND MONS. Won HAMME.
First lime OF the new and % grand ballet of
FsEdai ,i sisn9FIts PEPITA
000 The Pet Of the City, YoUNG G AMERfcA Eric
THE F1 Il HRE7E
AND CLASSICAL GRoUPIVGS.
To conclude with asst time) the Interesting panto.
n,a JocKo, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
u HARTiSET1T
ONLY BENEFIT OF FRiNcoIs RAyEL,
An entire en9sge B O1 w B eEey Eght
SDM!SSiON 90 cents
FemW FeSeiyea iSeIa SeGss' cents
np0rs oSan - SS cents
seats secured IN advance at c. w. a. " frumpsr
Music store seventh and Chestnut streets and at the
fbh ff4qFPAT eFIIS EsE6ST FSVfT at SSSfkb
ADMISSION with reserved seats - so cents
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHEsNUT Street above Twelfth.
and Managers
Doors open at /. Curtain rises 7t at 745 """S'i'
THIS EVENING,
THIS THIS EyENTSG' EyENINGG'
THIS EVENING,
LAST LAST FIVE FIVE EHGhFs E1GhFS
EMINENTLY sUCCEssFUL ENGAGEMENT
SPARKLING AND Y YIYAcIoUs FAvoRIrE,
Mss Mss MAGGIE MAGGIE MIF6HELL,' MaIIFr6SHHEELLL'
VINO VIII appear in the charming character of
:, Nv. oct. gE;A1,g}T51FUL .n;1,}s5 HOME DRAMA,
MT55E It'll E gAEEE9SE; B AsEEooE;
Lille B4REEool
miss MAGGIE sFrfHELt tSE1fRE Si IF supported by
and the strength Of Company:
BENEFIr Of 66FiShs s1ss hAGeiE MsGSi iEq MITCHELL.
ASB ASB EVE SES
WA, AINNSUAL BENEFIT OF
MONDAY EvEi Mr. EBMiE s NrE rs appearance of
Admission to evening performance 25c.. Soc, and 81
MRS. JOHN DREws NEW ARCH STREET
ANI THEATRE. Begins at IN O'Clock.
LAST NIGaT BUT ONE
vrn>ps,. y M4PME gEhEsTE. ,--,.
TAE house OF TRE BRIDGE OF NoTRE DAME.
zambaro, -''sArue' ."........... Madame CELESTE
Alter which, the 8 orous arce of
AND LAST E1GHf EStgfFt FSs'on S$
u,,, .o MAD NME CELESTE,
who VIII appear in twS grand TaT, plays.
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK
Seats secured six day s in advance
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-N p.
w corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets Begins
Quarer toS
THIS wed9f'SPy} Rf$RE} EEaTFNG, EEqHT Msyg,
ofthe brilliant enPaRenent o.
who will, orno0r MR. N Ris EDW GIoN, n BOO H.
VINO VIII appear In nis RiEGaARD iEGyfaaAs RI g III, IGiII
IN Shakespeare's s historical tragedy Of
RCHARD THE THIRD;
THE BATTLE OF BSo6swoRTH FIELD.
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
RICH lRD Ill
MIR CHARLES ARRON
EARL OF RRfioHMoND -
IHURSDAH-MR. EDWIN BOOTH as HAMLET.
NEW ERICAN EATRE-
~ wALSUT Street r. above boy t Eighth; IN A;,ov
EVERY EVENING,
AND ON wEDNEsDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTER
LAST WEEK or 81 SINo EDDIE,
MADILE FORRESTAL
:, Inc WONDERFUL Female Gymnsst from EuOpe.
MT q. W. SMITH ana Ballet roupe
songs Dances. Dramas, Ethiopian Burlesques, &C.
M U S SICAL REE,
EVERY EVENING,
AT THE
CITY CHFsS AND READING ROOMS,
No. 1926 CHFsNUT Street.
Philadelphia. C4l6lm
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THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER d CO.,
No, 1915 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFER OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE,

OFFER OF THEIR own MANUFACTURES
BUGGY HARNESS, rom..............""s225O to $50
LIGHT BAROUCHE do................... 30 90 to $50
HEAVY DO DO .................... 70 10 to 5OO
EXPRESS, BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS 27'5O to 30
WAGON AND sELT-ADJUSTING..... 1900 to 30
STAGE AND TEAM do................ 80 90 to 50
LADIES' SADDLE, do................ 1900 to $50
GEMS 90 do................. $40 10 10
Brides ountings Bits Resets, Horse Covers
Brushes, Combs, soaps, Blacking, Ladies' and Gents
Travelling and Tourist Bags and Sacks Lunch Baskets
Dressing and Shirt Cases, Trunks and valises.
396mrp No. 1916 CHESN UT ST.
DR. LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
- Dyspepsia, Diarrhea rheumatism, Sick Head
ache and all arrangements of the Liver They purify
Or. ILSsEY No 1888 n. NINTH street Phlladel phia
and by Druggists general'.
CAMDEN, n. j ,SOptember2 ls65-Or. Lcssey-Dear
Sr:lt gives me great pleasure to add testimony in
afflicted with deranged condition the Liver for ten
years, and: during that tme suffer Intensely from
acfld dischaIges rom stomach and bow els seriously
plost atng my ply sca and mental energies for weeks
at time. SO much SO that my lie despaiIed Of
But, tb ough kind Providence, was introduced to
YOU and by the use of Pills have been wonder
pl air or lost single sabDath service. hey act like
charm Had 1t not been for them, have no doubt I
should have been laid aside from the mini'try.
must aod Gew lines in favor of your Life Pre-
Erys'pelas Scalds and Burns snd Infamm atons 1t
produces remarkable results. / was cured of a
bad sore by It's use Many of my neighbors using it,
and it gives universal satisfaction snould be in every
house. Yours
4Bmwt1m"I THIRD Street, Iamden N j.
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DRID EsBURG MACHINE WORKS,
ID OFFICE,
No. IS n. FRONT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared TO h orders to any extent Tor our
MICHiNERY FOR COTTON AND woOLLsN MILLS,
including ali recent improvements in OArdng Spinning
We invite the atOptOn OF manufacturers TO oar extern
siye works, .,,,,.,,, ,,,~,.za 4, aovv
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTFR's OFFICE, \
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON.

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTFRs OFFICE !
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON, I
WARRINGTON ID. e. Apn 10 1866 !
VIII be sold at Aucu0D, under the direction of Can.
tain D T. Thomas, Military Storekeeper at 'o.hlng
Iepot, A mory square, THIS city, on MONDAY.
Ma. IA 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ -
1900 Spaces, new;
$500 short handled and 1900 long. handled SAoves,
new; and
80 SIblev Tents, worn.
These Spades ard Shovels are from the best manu-
ages
Tents will be sold singly Spades and Shovela
IN lots Oh twelve, with the privilege OF twelve
dozen
Five days are allowed purchasers to remove their
GC Ods
leIms-Cash, in Government lunds
ID. IL. RUCKER,
Breyet Major Gen. and Chief Quarte rmastsr
Az lot Depot OF Washington,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-02

PARADE OF THE CADETS OF TEN
PERANoE.-Tbe Cadets of temperance paradod
yesterday according to announcement, but the rain
interiered sadly with TIE ARRANGEMENTS before the
entire route had been passed over. The members OF
the various Sections Assem- led on Broad street, right
resting ON Chesnut, punotualY at l0j O'clock in the
FOL o' ing older;-Fitst Dlvis on, composed OF Sec
Marshal, and Special Aids; second DIVISION sec.
tlons Nos. to H. H. NJ Philler, Marshal; THIRD
DIVISION Circles Nos and 2, ana Sections Nos u
10 IL, E. Shute, Marshal: Fourth DIVISION, sec
lions Nos. Is 10 3d. William Graham, Marshal. The
boys presented very handsome appearance as they
moved down Broad street they had with them a
large number of banners, wrPaths, etc. A large
number Of the boys dressed in white SHIRTS aud
black pants Good bands of music accom- anied
many of the Sections.