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THE SABBATH QUEsTIoN.--AnO Der meet
ing Of the friends of the Sabbath was held last
evening in the West Arch Street Presbyterian
Church, w. A. Tenbrook, Esq, in the Chair.
The proceedings were opened with prayer by
Rev. W. f. Eva, after which the minutes of the
previous meeting we're read and approved
The Committee on Legislature reported through
their Chairman, Rev. DIR. Junkin, who made
some very impressive remarks respecting the
prospect of maintaining the cause through the
acts Of that body.
In alluding to some articles which had
appeared in a morning paper OF this city, he said
that great ignorance had been shown by the
writer OF the articles in question. Base attacks
had been made on great and good men, and in
uuoTations much injustice had been done to the
authors from which he had quoted.
Rev. j. Wheaton Smith, D.. D., offered the fol-
lowing resolution:-
Resolved, That while no proper effort should be
omitted for the prevention OF the contemplated
violation Of the Sabbath, our attention should be
specially directed to existing and greater violations
OF the DAY.
He advocated the resolution in few forcble
remarks, and stated that there ought 60 be a
decided action among Christians and all moral
men in reference to the rum shops of this city,
and stated that If these should be closed we need
not fear thai Sunday papers or car running on
the Sabbath would meet with encouragement
Remarks were also made by Rev. DR.. johnson,
Mr.. Stenmetz and Others favoring the resolu-
tion, which was passed unanimously.
communication was received from Jay
Cooke, ESQ.,, expressing MS hearty sympathy
with the movement, and regretting that, owing
to his residence being out of town, he would be
obliged to decline serving as President. The re-
signation was accepted.
The committee to visit the Mayor in reference
to the closing of taverns on Sundays, were
vested with power to add to their number.
The clerk was requested to have the constitu-
ton and list OF officers published in the papers,
On motion it was resolved that when the
meeting adjourn it be to meet at the call of the
Chairman and Secretary.
On motion, the Secretary and President of the
meeting Weie instructed to call the Board of
Managers together at such time ms desired. Rev.
DIR. Brainerd favored the agitation of the ques-
ton of closing taverns on Sunday. He was per-
suaded that it hal already done good. SAID he,
"LPtus persevere, and we will have Success" The
meeting was then closed win prayer by Rev.
DIR. Smith.
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December 81, 1866, there remained in the in
stitution 1919 men, 369 women, 56s in all; show
ing an increase for the year Of only six there
being an actual diminution OF three men, and an
increase of nine women.
In his report DIR. Butler urges that the build
ing now occupied by the insane poor Of Phila-
delphia be devoted to the purposes of a House
adapted to the curative treatment of the pa
hents, be erected on a farm further removed
than the present location from the city. He
thinks that there are men enough among the
patients to work farm OF tIty acres, and that
with proper facilities a large part of the labor of
the institution of all kinds eau be performed by
the patients, both male and female.
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GOVERMMENI AALEA

q OF E X N M En- I ) l. E.
LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL INSTRU.
MENrS
III be sold at Auction ut tho edical Purvoyor's
Warehouse
PUBLIC SQUARE. NASHVTLLE, TENN,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1865.
200 General Operating Cases;
26 Minor do do
25 Exsecting and Trephining Cases;
65 Post Mortem Cases, large;
1C0 DIS Getting Cases;
zoo Pocket Cases, two folds
2b0 do do three 'Olds
$50 stomach Pumps par fiute-key valve;
$50 Tt eth Extracting Instruments;
SEQ Dayidson's Self-1njectIng Syringes;
Loco Scarificators;
IL eco CuppIng Glasses and fins;
900 / uses single and double;
14C0 Scissors;
8 eco IouTniquets all patterns;
1900 Hard Rubber Syringos, assorted sizes;
500 Sets Splnts all sizes;
Stethoscopes, Tongue Deprossors, Syringes hypo-
deImic Etc, Ob:tetrical Cases Speculums, Lancots
Etc Etc Etc.
A portion of the foregoing articles are second
hand, and viii he sold separately. The balance Is
entirely new. The general Operatlu9 cases contaiF
instruments for amputations. eXsechOns, mnoE
operations, and sets OF Catheters and Sounds.
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the New YORK Ordnance Agency, No As
WORTH Street, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the 25th OF
MEDICINES, property OF the United States, viz -
25 gallons Alcohol,
634 pounds Aoes, BonaTia, and Barbados,
79J pounds Alum,
so pounds Ammonia,
339 bottles Ammonia,
80 gallons ArDlca,
III bounds ASA Rtda,
1861 pounds Blue VitrIOl,
423 bott es British OIL,
167 / 16 pounds Calomel,
237 pounds Cantharidcs
l4402 pounds CASTLE Soap,
200 pounds Simple Cerate,
49, POUNDS Sulphate Copper,
1l45 pounds COpperas,
200 ounds EOsOm Sa ts,
6G} bottles Suphunc Ether,
1856 pounds Ground FlaXseed,
&6 quarts Spirits lurpenhne,
1g33 POUNDS 6rOunU Ginger,
1882 pounds GlaUber salts,
26 bottles 1inclure Iodine,
S2gs pounds Lard,
n gallons LaudanDm,
405 pounds Acetate Lead
4Tpounds Nercurlal Ointment,
1868 Lo,tles Mustang LmIment.
1913 quarts Spiriis Nitre,
106 quarts Castor OIL
So quarts sweet Oil,
1928 botte OpOdeidoc,
co pounds Ch crate Potash,
69l3 pounds Rosin,
7eS1 pounds sulphur,
80 pounds TODaccO-PluQ,
163 POUNDS Suphate Zinc,
Aniseed, Antimony, Aqualortis, Arnica flowers,
Arrow root Balsam OF Copaiba, Fir Baslhcon and
Rosn Olntments, Bicarb. Soda, Borax, BuckthOrn
Smup, Chloroform, Condition Powders, Corrosive
SubliDate, Cream Tartar Glycerine Gliman's and
Powel's Limments, Caustlc, Mustard, Nutgalls,
CIoton Oil, Farrers' and Gargllng Oils, OILS oil
Cloves, Juniper Origanum, Rosemary, Sassairas and
Spike, Peppermint, Tartar Emetic, Cayenne Pepper
NORWOOD and Yellow Root.
Terms-Casb, United States currency. The stores
will De bId ln il the in erests of the Government
should render it necessary. Catalogues can be had
on application.
s. CRISPIN, Brevet Colonel U. S. A.,
1159t Captain OF Ordnance
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.-A gentleman
connected with the Engineers Department of
the philadelphia Navy Yard for some three
years past, and having just resigned, was the re.
cipient of handsome testimonial in the shape
of a signet ring, from o number of his friends
with whom he had been otlicully connected, as
token OF their esteem and friendship. Our
readers are indebted TO this gentleman Tor seve-
raj humorous productions emaLating FROM his
pen, under the nom de plume of "PoDkIns," and
win join with us IN wishing him God speed in hls
new snhere.
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A ssls1ANr QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.

"A
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, January % 1885,
SALE or QUARlERMAS rER'S STORES.
VIII be sold at Public Auction at the United
States Government Warehouse, HANOVER Street
Wharf, Philadelphia, Pa, on MONDAY, January
20, 1866 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing de cribed QUartermaster's Stores, VIZ -
$50 sets Four-horse Wagon Harness, new and IN
orRna packages.
1881 slngie qeis Lead-horse Wagon Harness, new
and III oIIglnal packages.
&c sets Six-horse Artillery Harness, new and in
ORIGINAL packages
$40 single sets Lead-horse Wagon Harness, SER
Vlceab @.
500 single sets Leadhorse Wagon Harness.
1o1 Mule Lltters and Harness, secondhand.
149 Pack saddles.
2637 Nose Bags, new.
179 Carpncho skins, new.
180 yards Green Balze, new.
1886 pounds Iron Vine, new.
1865 pounds Cham Cable, new.
36639 pounds Wrought Spikes, new.
Terms OF sae-Cash, IN Government funds.
By order OF -
Colonel WILLIAM w. MoKIM,
Chief Quartermaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
HENRY BOWMAN,
1226t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
EXTENSIVE SALES OF GOVERNMENT
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
CHIP QUARTERAfAsTER's OBFIoE,
- M,e. ID 49, z


military DIVISION OF THE TEENEssEE
CH1EP QUARTERATAsTER's OBnoE,
u. 5. MILITARY RAILROAD,
, NAsHv1LLE, TENNESSEE January Q, 1856.
WI be sold az fuDnc Auction. at Memphis, fen
lowing detcribed Roling stock, viz:2
-Four l4l LOGON oiive Engines, five feet gauge
Sixteen (16) Box and nine l9l Flat Cars tnore or
or lesl FIVE ieet gauge.
Same time and place
One ~ LocOmoiye Engine five feet gauge lying in
the ditch on TIE hue of the Mississippi Central
hailIoad, twelve mile north OF Grahd Junction.
Al NASHVILLE TENN, "WEDNESDAY, FEB
RUAR1 ia 1866 wiil be sod tho following described
Rolhng s'ocs all Of five ieot gauge, and in good
Ono ~ Locomotive Engine, L,man & southor,
builders.
Eighteen qs) Locomotive Engines, r. Norris &
One ~ Locomotive Ennne Rodgers L. and NJ.
One ~ Locomotive Engine, swinbourn & Smith,
lulluers
One i Locomotive Tender
Two Hundred (20O) Flat and Box Cars, more or
Same time ard p'nce:-
pive 10y Locomotive Engines, unserveeable
Boilers and Running Gears for Two (2l Dummy EN-
gtnes, uneervlceable.
FIVE t5) Spans Ci5O feet each) McCaIlum's Truss
Two (2j Spans Bridge 80 feet each)
One hundred and Ihirty-three 133) perch Of first
and feeond-class Cut stone, comprising iounda-
ton of Round House.
VIII also be sold on aforementioned dates at
hEMIHlS and N NASHNlLLE, the balance oil MI I'll"
TARY RAILROAD PROPERTY remaining unds-
posed of at that time.
sales will commence at each place at 10 O'Clock
M, ano continue until all the property disposed Of
TERMS OF SAlE-Cash, in Government funds
or when purchased by railroad companies on credit
If desired) of not exceeding Two years, payable
in monthly lnstalments with interest at the rate of
76O per cent, per annum, secured by bond satstac-
tory 20 the Government for double the amount of
the properly purchased.
Full descriptions OF the Engines can be obtained
on application TO Captain S. X. HAMILL, A. Q. NJ
Nashville, Tennessee.
FJ CRILLY,
11525t BreYet Major and A. Q M, u. S. A.
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ANXIOUS TO TEsTIFY.-Mr. A. @. Schnell,
of Warren, Pa, writes to Alderman Hurley, OF
this city, that he IS victim of the bogus Gene.
raj McCook, and desires information when the
trial of the rascal will take place, that he may
appear as a witness. The letter does not state
the annnnt he haa henn 9 ayuindlnd out of.
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IA COTERTE CARNI v A L!
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING, January %, 1856.
ANNnnNrENTENr

ANNOUNCEMENT
Messrs. ABEL & RISLEY, the original projectors of
the popular ia Coterie' Fancy Dress subscription
Hops which have been given under their supernend-
ence at concert Hall. Academy OF Music, and Cape
May respectfully inform the citizens of Philadelphia
that they have completed their ARRANGEMENTS Tor a
grand fete, la "Cainival Venice ~ which far
ingenuity. energy and expen,e VIII admit undoubtedly
will exceed anything hitherto presented to their notice
Ihev take this opportunity TO express their thanks to
their many subscribers the faith evuced in the
cess OF the dertakng and with The earnest wish that
the evening OF Thursday, January 25 may prove prop
tious in every respect,
PETER r. ABEL.
HARRY c. RISLEY,
JOHN &. RIoLtY.
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THE INSANE AT THE ALMsHoUsE On
January l, 1861 there were i'll the institution
562 patients 2O2 men and $50 women, 35J in ALL
giving total OF 92l who were under treatment
during the year. The daily average OF patients
was 100 men, 376 women; 574 in all. Few per-
many insane people in Philadelphia, yet this
is only one of the several institutions of the kind
During the year there were 353 patients dis
charped az follOwG.-
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ADMINISTERING RAw-HIDE. - Yesterday
on Chestnut street, above Eighth, a fashiona.
bly, dressed young woman was seen TO approach
tall man wearing a military cap, and as soon
as she got within striking distance to apply a
cowhide to his shoulders. The attack took him
by surprise, and he did no more for few
moments than Try and ward off the blows. Re.
covering himself, he seized the oowhide and
attempted to wrest it from her grasp. This he
was not able TO do, and finding a large Gro wd
gathering, he took refnge in neighboring
house. Upon his leaving his assailanG walked
off. Persons stated that he was General in the
volunteer service and the reason for fhe chas.
tisement was the circulation of reports preudi-
cial to the character of the assaiant.
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HEARING OF PROFESSIONALS. - Yesterday
afternoon the batch of professional thieves
the robbery of J. I. Taylor, Of Ohio, of mis-
pocketbook, containing $500, had hearing at the
Central Station. Mr. Taylor was unable to recog-
nize any of the prisoners as having been pre-
sent on the platform of the car at the time he
was robbed. They were accordingly discharged.
Chief Detective Franklin stated that hereafter
when thefts were committed he intended to
visit all dens where professional thieves were in
the habit of congregating, and arrest every one
found there, and warned them not to frequent
such haunts
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

PROSPECTIVE IMPRovEMENTs.-The com
ing spring win open with brilliant prospects for
Camden. There are a number of improvements
projected, including several business structures,
erection Of dwellings in various parts OF the
city and suburbs. company of capitalists has
been formed with the view of supplying the
increasing demand for houses. 1t is said they
will put up about one hundred this year, and
will add from year to year to meet the require
ments of our growing city. Mr.. Garrison will
also build a row of houses ON his grounds in
North Ward; and several of our citizens in each
OF the Wards, will add to the number. This spirit
of enterprise will extend over the city line, ami
Intuse new life into Kaighnton; and on the east
side of Brace road, over the city line, james
Henry, Esq, has just completed splendid resi-
vicinity several houses were built last year, aud
more are contracted for. Altogether, the build
ing prospects Of Camden are very encouraging
for the coming year.
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a. GOV EkN MEN SALE S.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON ID. c., December H. 1865.
The Quartermastor General of the ARMY directs
that all Government Horses now at Giesoor0 ID, c.,
be sold to the highest bidders.
Sa'es will therefore, take place at GIESBOR0,
ID. e., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER H. 1856
and continuing each TUESDAY and THURS
DAY thereafter. until all are disposed of.
A Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour ON the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and are
superior to any heretofore offered tor SALE
Annals viii be sold singlv.
Sales TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Terms Cash in United States currency:
JAMES A EKIN,
BreVet BIigadier- General in charge
tiS1 First Division q. NJ u. D.
GALE OF GOVERNM BARGES.
- CHIEF QUARTERM STEERS OFBIoE,
DEPOT OF VI AsHINGToN,
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. January IL, 1866
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Major Benjamin Burrons A. O. NJ, at
Sixth rect wharf Washington, ID O. on SATUR-
DAY, February 1866. at IL O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing named Government vessels, viz. -
Barge MtDDLESEX.
Barge FIN ANGLER
BARGE JURA,
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
ID ii RUCKER
BIey. Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
116l7t Depo, OF Washington.
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ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
CHIEF oUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE !
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January ID, 1866 J
Will be sold al public auction, under the direction
OF Captain ID. Thomas, M. s. X, at the Govern
mem WaIehhouse, corner Of SeyeHteenth eUH6H and
streets, WASHINGTON, ID. G., on MONDAY, January
20, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot of con-
Oemned Clothing, etc, consisting or
Drums, Kettles,
Sashes, Knapsacks,
Books HaVersacks
Jackets, Hospital Tents
Blankets, Wall Tents,
Bedsacks, SlbleV Tents,
Leggings, Common Tents,
HaVelOcks, Flags,
Cap Covers. Coats
Rubber Blankets Caps,
Rubber PonchOss Pack saddles,
Axes, Vests,
Pickaxes, Trowsers,
Hsichets,i Shirts,
spades, Iuroans,
The sale Will be continued from day to day until
the stores sold.
The stores must be removed within five days. from
date Of sale,
leIms-Cash, in Government funds l1, ,,,vn
Breyet Major General and Chief QuaEtermaster,
16 l2t Depot OF Washington
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
y ALL GOOD AND SERVICEABLE.s
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WILMINGTON, Del, January 2. 1856
Will be sold at public auction, at Wilmington
Delaware, ON
Friday, the 9th of January
FIday, the 18th OF January.
Friday the 18Th OF January.
Friday the 26th OF January.
-Four hundred good and serYlceable mules,
One hundred on each day of sale
The particular attention OF purchasers is called to
size' in good condition, kind and gentle, and well
broke to harness, being the surplus team mules OF
WASHINGTON Derot
Animals sold singY.
Sale TO commence at 10 A, Nj.
Telms-Cash in Unite states CURRENCY.
By order of BreVet Brigadlor- General James A.
EKIp, in charge Fnst Division Q NJ G o
q. H. GALLAGHER,
132Ot Captain and A. O. NJ,
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MAN DRowNED.-About half-past eleven
o'clock last night an unknown man fell over
board at Green street wharf, and was drowned,
IN spite OF the efforts of about dozen pohce
officers to save him.
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
AReE SALE OF ooNDEMNED ORDNANCE


I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANOE
~ AND ORDNANCE STORES.
WIZ De sold a. Pubic Auction ct Fort Monroe
the 9Th day of February 1896, at 10 O'Clock A n,
large quantity OF stores, consisting In part OF the fol-
400 Field, Siege and Sea Coast Cannon, wrought
and castiron, Smoolh-bore and Rfed OF calibres
ysrying from three to eleven inches including "a
SO Mortars- Cast Iron-12 FOUNDER, 24.pouudeE,
$e Shot. Shell, Spherical Case. Crane and
Canister for mooth-bore and Rife GUNS OF CaliDres
warning from 1O-pounder to l0inch
45Z BrCech-Oadng Carbines, "B1rnside's' "her-
Ihrs," "Baynards," and "North's new aud &C.
pared.
$40 Musktts and Rifles, United States manuiacture,
GOA Foreign Rifles Austrian" Callbre "a, new
II smooth-bore Pstos-Cabre "a. new
1872 Breechi loading Carbines Burnside'5," "her-
nlis,n sharps," and "slari's"
1852 Muskets and Ri6es-United States and
Foreign ore manulacture Of various eal bres. -,
"Leiaucheux." Calibres "A and 36.
1912 Sabres and Swords,
6444,O00 Rounds OF Ball Cartridges for Carbines,
Muskets Rifles, and Pistols,
A large lot Of Artillery Implements and Equip.
ments.
A large lot of Infantry and Cavalry Accoutrements
and Horse Equipments,
lot OF Rope Paulns, Buckets. Rings, etc,
Samples of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
No. As WORTH Street.
Thirty days Will be allowed for the lemoyaI o
heavy Ordnance; and a other stores will be re-
qunedt be removed within ten Gays from date OF
sale.
Terms of sale-Cash.
Cant of Ordnance and Bvt Colonel U 5. A.,
1l7t27 Commanding
E oV E N ENT SALE.
fX1 ENsIyE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BED
i'll be sold ut Auction, at the Medical Purve or's
Warebou.e, No, II MARKET Street, Nashville, ON
1000 Hair Mattresses jonted
1900 Hair Pillows.
1900 Bed llcks.
22,OOO Coun' erpanes Linen and Marseiles.
10000 Mosquito Bars.
81 GOO Pillow Cases.
45,O00 Pillow Ticks.
$1,000 Sheets, LINEN and Cotton.
| .' CLOTHING.
| AZ eco Shirts.
40 600 Drawers
25 90 Dressing Gowns.
| 1900 Socks.
| l0O00 Slippers
| 10 COO NlRht-caps. -
| "a Geo Towels full size, huckaback.
| 1Li00 RolleT-towels, crash.
| 1C00 Napkins.
| 2,400 yards Gutta PeGcha Cloth.
| 1900 1utta PeTcha Blankets
| LOCO India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
| eco Canvas Hammocks.
| LEGO Canvas Blanket Cases.
| 10000 pounds Oakum and low.
| Cotton Bats, Cotton WadoDg Tape, etc.
| A su all portion of the foregoing articles
second hand, and will be sold seuaratelY., The
greater part new ana III original packages.
| Catalogues may be had on application.
| ROBERr FLETCHER,
| Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel u. s Vols,
| 1151St Medical Pulveyor U. 3. A.
2 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
| j MASlEh STORES, CLOTHING. CAMP
| AND CARR son EQUIPACE, AT ALEXAN-
| DRIA, VIRGINIA.
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AT SAME PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY, February Ia,
NEW BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, WRAP
PING PAPER,
5000 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
COnsistinH IN part OF
SO do Dungisons Medical Dictionary;
250 do Practice Medicine, Woods, Bennet's,
30 do Daltonss Physiology;
so do Virchow's Pathology;
100 do SurGery-Gross, Erickson, Fergu
son, etc;
400 do U D DlspensatOry;
60 do Beck's Jurisprudence;
30 do Parr1shs Pharmacy; w
40 do Therapeutics, " ood, and Stile;
800 co Minor ourgery
515 do Surgical Anatomy;
10 do Chemistry Eownes;
20 do Webster's Dictionary, etc etc etc.;
$50 Blank Books, qures Cap bound;
lsSS sSS do do DO DO fao. s%s Tho aTSs'SSi S5iund,
500 Re9ms Writing PAPER, cap, letter, and note;
70 do Writing Paper assorted;
1000 lnkstands, yarieus patterns;
100000 Envelopes assorted;
S000 BaI Books, miscellaneous
Pencils, Pens, Ink, etc etc. ETC.
Some of The Medical Books are secondhand,
and will he sold separately.
The Books and Instruments can be inspected the
dav before the sale.
ROBERT FLETCHER.
SURGEON and Brevet Colonel $. Volunteers
12415t Medical Purveyor U. 5. A.
LNALE OF NAVY POW DERS AT THE NAVY
= YARD, PORTSMOUTH, n. Ii.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT., ! 4
WASHINGTON CITY January 2l, 1866
There will be sold 10 the highest bidders at noon
of the fourteenth 4hl dav of February 1856, in the
office OF the Inspector of Ordnance. at the Ports
OSA on NAVY TS'f foW 5a10 DERs s0"p'S n'0 '0"s
Terms Cash. IN Government funds; one-haF to
deposited at the end OF the sale and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the Portsmouth
Magazine at the Navy Yard, otherwise they will
HA. WISE,
"a wfmt2 IA ChIet OF Bureau.
GALE OF. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
CUYLER HOSPITAL GERMANTOWN, PHILA-
DELPHIA.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER'
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets,
January 20. 1885,
United Siates, at LUYLER HOSPITAL German
town, Philadelphia, on SATURDAY. January n,
1866 at IL O'Clock A NJ all the buildings belonging
to the Government, known as Cuyle Hospital, as
II Frame Buildings containing about 16 7O9 feet of
Flooring Boards 189,840 feet of Congued Boards,
Al 500 feet OF Rough Boards 4l44 feet of Shelving
Boards, 1S9,740 ieet OF Hem ock Scanthng.
Also, Wooden Wash Troughs, Upright Boilers,
Tin Boilers. Iron Range, Brick Oven, Flag staff,
Iron Hosting Machine Iron Wash Stands, Wooden
containers Iron HoppeTs, Iron Sinks, 1900 BrcGt,
10 Door, 6 Sash, Cedar Tanks, one holding 1000
gallons, the other 25O0 gallons; A lot Of Gas tipe
Pipe, Lead Pipe, Brass Bib, Hose, ana Stop Cocks
assorted sizes)
Plans and specifications of the property can be
seen upon application at this office
The property must be removed within twenty t2O)
davs from day OF sale.
Terms-Cash in Government Funds.
BY order of Colonel William w. McIAim, Chief
Quartermaster, Philadelphia Depot. u ,,,ns
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, Brevet Major
U s. Army, 1905