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THE "KINa OF PAM IN BAD LUCK.-The
King OF Pain and Conqueror OF Death" who
visited our city last summer has waged his war
fare against the fell destroyer all over the coun.
try, meeting with the same success-in accumu-
lating 'ereenbacss marEed his soiourn
here. Lately he entered the lists against the
Royal Bengal Tiger" and tue contest resulted in
his defeat. The "Conquerorv Is subjugated, ana
PAM Is once more enabled TO assert It's sway
over the human system. Our readers cannot faft
to remember this distinguished sovereign, whose
advent here was SO conspicuous and auspt1ous.
Adorned even as was Deilah's love, he came, like
Cleopatras hero, to conquer. Those pale, classical
features, shaded by lengthy locks of raven black
ness, surely cannot have been forgotten. He
came with q flourish of more Than martial music.
Spirited steeds drew his chariot through our
streets, and acoal-black contraband drew strains
OF sweetness from his melodiUus wind instru-
ment. The job printers skill and the artists
talents were exhausted in providing the flaming
posters and Illustrations which decorated his
carriage, and the MUSES. furnished language
descriptive Of the virtues of his medical mer-
chandise. The same luxurious habits in
dulged in by the "Conquer0rn in this city were
continued in others. DanguIdly, and with
becoming ar, he would walk up to the faro table
OF gaming room, and invest q ie v hundreds in
"blue chips" just as starting stake" He was
a marvel at the 'call" OF tue ideal "Ill play
you OPEN" says the King of Pain cordially-"a
hundred on the ace, hat-a hundred on the
Jacob card, and hundred for ace-iack; email
decoction of whisky, my colored genius" The
NAS-eAAib
pain and subjBeator Of death rises, $500 loser
on the nights play coolly lights another Ha
vana, yawLs YEARLY, but politely wishes the
dealer very good night, and seeks his couch.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SoCIETY.--The Executive Committee OF the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society met on
the 10th instant. The report OF the auditors
was read, showing balance in the treasury of
the Society, ali its obligations having been
liquidated, exceeding five thousand dollars. The
following officers were then elected to serve one
year,
PTesident-A Boyd Hamilton.
Vice-Presidents-0n from each Congressional
District as follows:-Frst District, James Nc
Crea; Second, George Blight; Third Vincent L.
Bradford; Fourth, A. b. Cummings; Fifth,
Adrian Cornell; Sixth, William II. Holstein
Seventh, Isaac W. Van Leer; Eighth, Tobias
Barto; Ninth, Jacob E. Kreybill; Tenth, John
II. Cowden; Eleventh, Joseph Sgman; Twelfth
Daniel G. Driesbach; Thirteenth, John G. Morris;
Fourteenth, Amos =. Kapp; Fifteenth, George
II. Bucher; Sixteenth, Daniel o. Gehr; Seven
teenth, Louis w. Hall; Eighteenth, B. Morris
Ellis; Nineteenth, III. w. Russell; Twentieth
Michael @. Trout; Twenty first, George Rhey
Twenty-serond John Murdoch, Jr.; Twenty
third, William Bissell; Twenty-iourth, Joshua
Wright,
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~ o v E N M N A e.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS. BED
DING, ETC, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
warenouse, No II MARKET Street Nashville on
lUEsDAY, February ,I,1 g. 1850,
1000 Hair Mattresses, jolnted.
15,000 Hair Pillows.
1900 Bed ticks.
22,000 Coun erpanes, Linen and Marseilles.
10000 Mosquito Bars.
51,CO0 Pillow Cases.
45,000 Pillow Ticks
$4,000 Sheets Linen and Cotton.
~ COO Shirts.
40 100 Drawers.
% 0C0 Dressing Gowns.
1000 Socks.
10000 Slippers.
10000 Nlght-caps.
"a 600 Towels, full sze huckaback.
17,lO0 Roller-towels, crash.
2,0OO Yards Red Flannel.
2,400 ards Gutta Percha Cloth.
4,O00 dutta Percha Blankets
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
000 Canvas Hammocks.
1000 Canvas Blanket Cases
10000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton WaddLng, Tape etc.
suall portion of the foregoing articles are
second hand, and will be sold separately. The
greater part new and in original packages.
dialogues may be had on application.
ROBBERY FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Byt Colonel U. S. Vols.
1151St Medical PulveYor U. S. A.
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES
y ALLGUOD AND SERVICEABLE.s
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WILMINGTON, DEL. January 2. 1866.
Will be sold at pubic auction, at Wilmington,
Delaware, on
Friday, the 9th of January.
Friday, the 18th of January.
Friday, the 18Th OF January.
Friday, the 26th of January
-Four hundred good and serviceable mules,
One hundred on each day of sale
The particular attention of purchasers is called to
the excellent quality OF these mules being OF good
size, in good condition, kind and gentle, and well
broke to harness, being the surplus team mules of
Washington Depot.
Animals sold singlY.
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms-Cash in Unite States currency.
By order of Brevet Brigadler-General James A.
EkIn, in charge FIJI st Division Q M. G o
--H' q. H. GALLAGHER,
1s2Ot Captain and A. Q. M,
nEPoT UARTERMA ASTER's OFFICE
RoCKETT's LANDING, !
RICHMOND, Va, J
January g. 1866 }
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Notice is hereby gwen that in pursuance OF in
structiOns from the Quarermas err General, / viii
sell at Public Auction at Rocketts Landing, Rich
mond Va, on the Goth dav OF January, 1885,
l50 FIR Sr.CLASS MULES.
These mules have been in use in the teams at this
Depot TOR the past months, are well broken, and
in fine condition.
TeIms--Cash IN Government funds
Sale TO commence at 10 A. N.
GEORGE b CAOWALADER,
Brevet Lt.-COl and Q. NJ,
Ill 80 In charge of Depot.
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INQUEST Coroner Taylor held an inquest
yesterday afternoon on the body of DAVID Donald
son, who was so shockingly injured on the 10Th
instant by falling off a freight train, on the
ter. The deceased was unmarried, and resided
with his parents at Chester. He has been en-
ployed as brakesman on the road since July
last
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RED MEN IN TowN-A delegation of In
dams arrived in this city on Wednesday and
stopped at the Merchants Hotel. Their names
are registered as follows:-Nag ga-rash, Iowa
Reservation; Tohee, Iowa Reservation; Mak-hee,
Tar-ra-he, Iowa Reservation; Peto-oh-e-ma, Sac
and Fox Reservation; Moless, Sac and Fox
RasprVation
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YourH CoMnnrrEp.-Daniel Magher. a

YOUTH COMMTTED.-DanieI Magher, a
lad, had further hearing yesterday afternoon
charged with the larceny of one-thousand dol
lar bill from John Gill, living in Bedford street,
petrated some time since. 1t was testified that
Magher obtained the money and left TOR Balt-
more, at which place he remained until recently
The youthful prisoner was committed for trial.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

w ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the New YORK Ordnance Agency, No AS
ORTIZ Street. at ii O'Clock A. NJ. on the 25th OF
Janu, ry, 1866, the following lots OF DRUGS and
MEDICINE ;, property Of the gnited States, viz -
t8i pounds Aoes, Bonaria, and Barbados,
79B pounds Alum,
80 ouI DIS Ammonia,
359 bottles Ammonia,
80 Palons ArnIca
III pounds ASA Rtida,
1851 pounds Blue VtrIOl,
423 bolt es British OIL,
l67 j 16 pounds CalOmeI,
237 pounds Cantharides,
14403 pounds CASTLE Soap,
200 pounds Simple Cerate,
T3B pounds Sulphate Copper,
Ia pounds COppeTas,
200l ounds EUsom Salts,
669 bottles Sulphurc Ether,
1856 pounds Ground Faxseed,
296 quarts Spirits Iurpenhne,
1884 pounds GrouhO GINGER,
13l82 pounds GlaUber salts,
26 bottles Iincture Iodine,
e29s pounds Lard,
AZ gallons LaudanUm,
40J pounds Acetate Lead,
247 pounds Mercural Ointment,
1868 Loitles Mustang Linlment.
161g quarts Splris Nitre,
log quarts Castor Oil,
SS quarts oweet Oil,
1873 bottles Opodeldoc,
60 pounds Ch orate Potash,
6973 pounds Rosin,
7eS1 pounds sulphur
80 pounds Topacco-Plug,
163 pounds Su phate Zinc,
Aniseed, Antinony Aquaforts, Arnica flowers,
Arrow root Ba sam OF COpaiba Fir basicon and
RoSn Olntments, BIcarb. soda, BOrax. Buckthorn
Suup, Chloroform, Condition Powders, Corrosive
SubliTate, Cream Tartar, Glycerine Glimau's and
POwel's Linlments CaustIc Mustard, Nutgalls,
Croton OIL Barriers and GarPllng Oils, OILS OF
Cloves, Juniper, Origanum. Rosemary Sassairas and
Spike, Peppermint, Tartar Emetic, Cayenne Pepper,
WoTmwood and Yellow Root.
Terms-Cash, United States currency. The stores
will be bid IN ii the in erests of the Government
should render it necessary. Catalogues can be had
on application.
s. CRISPIN, Brevet Colonel U. S. A.,
1855 Captain OF Ordnance.
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SHOCKING INJURIES. - Conrad Rantzer,
aged fifty years, employed at Harding's paper
mills, at Manayunk, had his right arm torn off
aud nus lett one broken, by being caught in the
veyed to his home, in Oak street, Manayunk,
and Is not expected to recover.
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Les ave per cent. fOr tesertIOn lest }. .....

INSULTING FEMALEs.-A young man in
uniform, who states that he was in the coast
survey, was before Alderman Beitler yesterday
afternoon. A reserve policeman arrested him
on the complaint OF citizen who charged him
with insulting females in the street. The police
manssaw the defendant acting in disgraoeful
manner Alderman Better held him in 800 to
answer.
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GOV vERNMENT Abs

~ oVERNMEN ENT SALES.-
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTRRMA sTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. O., December I2 1856. I
The OuarteTmaster General Of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at Giesboro, ID. O.,
be sold 10 the highest bidders
Saes will, therefore, take place a. GLESBORO
ID. C., beginning ON
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER IA, 1866.
and continuing on each TUESDAY and IHURS-
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 arc
supeuor to any heretofore offered tor SALE
ADImas VIII be sold singlY.
Sales TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. nj.
Terms Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A EKIN,
BreVet BIigadier General in charge
l4ti91 First Division Q. M q. 0.
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AGAIN ON FIRE.-About halfpast7 7 o'clock
cotton factory, at Twenty-third aud Hamilton
treets, was slightly damaged by fire. The
flames originated from lighted candle being
placed too near leak in the gas-pipe.
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STRAY CHILD.-A little girl giving the
name of Katie Wilson, aged ten years, who says
she came from Chester with her mother, was
found wandering in the streets yesterday, and
taken to the Central Police Station 10 await re
coqnition
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THE GERMANTOWN MURDER.-Ye yesterday
der of Miss Waits, at Germantown, was arraigned
in the Oyer and Terminer, before Judges Allison
and Ludlow. The prisoner had no counsel, and
when lnterrogated by Judge Allison, he stated
attorney, and he desired the Court to assign one.
The Court ASSIGNED John O'Byrne Esq. who
subsequently associated Charles W. Brooke, ESQ.,,
in the conduct of the defense. The prisoner was
arraigned and pleaded mot guilty" Wednesday
next was fixed for the trial.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.--William CraWson,
residing on Twenty-second street, near Cherry,
had both feet badly mashed by block of marble
falling on them at the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot, Thirteenth and Market streets, yesterday
afternoon.
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Coon APPOINTMENT James p. Webb
was Yesterday appointed on the detective force.
Mr.. Webb was police officer several years
since, during which period he made one or two
very important arrests that required shrewd
qualities.
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THE LITERARY UNION OF PENNsYLvA-
NIA.-Messrs. Jerome Carty, Rich ardson L.
Wright, Jr., and II. w. Reville the Special Com
mttee appointed by the Literary Union of Penn
sylvania to draft an appeal to such societies as
are not represented in the Union, have issued a
circular requesting and urging all such societies
to connect themselves by sending "ive white
delegates" (accordng TO the constitution
adopted by the "Umon"), with their credentials
to a meeting to be held on Monday, the 22d of
January, 1866, at q o'clock P. NJ, at Washing
ton Building, No. 274 South Third street.
The Union propose holding grand inaugural
meeting at the Academy on the 18th of February.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M UsIcAL, ,FgND HALL
respectfully informs bis lrends and the public I'm general
that he viii give hs Fifth Annual
VOCAL AND 1NSIU MENTAL CONCERT ON
SATURDAY EVENING. Janus'y y 90
The io wing artists have kindly vol unteered TO assist
Mt. JKcoB GRAF, Mr. JOSEPH JACOB MI. Will
LIAM sI0LL, Nj CARL ROksE, Mr.. HENRY 40
Professor ED MURD wOLsIEFFER Conductor
THE RENOWNED SdINGERBUND,
TO whom the first pfize awarded at the recent Sing
ing FESTIVAL at New YORK, have also vo unteered their
valuable services
Tickets 75 cents To be had at the Music stores OF @
andre N Co. No. ll0i Chesnut street and 9. w. A.
Trumpler corner Seventh and Chesnut street Doors
open att O'Clock Concerto commence at 8. Is ~
4 RMANIA ORCBESTRA.-PUBLICR RE-
VI hesrsals every SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
ma by addressing GEO &c E BASTERT, Agent 1881
MONTEREY street between Be"e and Vine. IS am
10y OF THE ACAD ENVY
II MR.. G. H. JARVIS SECOND MATINEE
Friday, January 10, at T, NJ.
1eses Sno 81 ;6e ores "a a.
A CADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT
~ Street. above Tenth.
Open from Q =, NJ, till P. M.
Benjamin Vests great Picture OF
- CHRIST REJECTED
still on exhibition II
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THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 3Ol OHESNUT
j STREET, ABoyE THIRD VIII BE CONTINUED
a STAMPS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON HAND, AND IN ANY AMOUNT, IL 10
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVY
- YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT., :
WASHINGTON CITY, January y, 1866
There will be sold 10 the highest bidders, at Pub
lie Auction, at noon of the 22d day of January 1856
Philadelphia Navy Yard, by sample, hVe thousand
three hundred and thirtytWo 6SS2l barrels OF NAVY
row DERS.
Terms Cash, in Government funds; one-half to
he deposited at the end OF sale. and the remainder
within len days afterwards, during when time the
Owders must be removed from the Fort Mitln
Magazine, otherwise revert to the Government
A. WISE,
11thstu1 % Chief OF Bureau
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ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

CHIEF OUARrERMA AsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. January 13, 1866
WI VII pe soa az pIonc AUCTION, uauer tne direcuon
men' Warehouse corner of Seventeenth and III
streets WashIneton, D. c.. on MONDAY, January
20, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot of con-
Drums, Kettles,
Sashes, Knapsacks,
Books HaYersacks,
Jackets, Hospital Tents,
Blankets, Wall Tents,
Bedsacks, Slbey Tents,
Leggings, Common Tents
Haveocks, Flags,
Cap Covers, Coats,
Rubber Is ankets Caps,
Rubber POnchos. Pack Saddles,
Axes Vests,
Pickaxes, Tro wsers,
Hat chets,I Shirts,
spades. Tgroans: Eur ns:
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the stores are sold.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale.
lerms--Cash, in Government funds.
Breyet Major-General and Chief Quartermaster,
l Is l2t Depot of Washington.
A UCTION SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND
IA DAMAGED HOSrITAL PROPERTY.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON ID. o., January 10, 1866
Will be sold at The judiciary Square warer euses,
Il and FIF II Streets, in this CITY, on TUESDAY,,
the 23d of January, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M, a
large uuantIry of seIviceable ana Damaged Hospital
Property consisting of:-
Sheets Shirts,
Diawers Mosquito-nets, ..
PillOw-cases, Tin Plates,
Bed-sacks wash Basins,
Towels, Knives and Forks,
Gowns, spoons, etc.
Blankets,
Also, one Fire-proOf Safe.
Terms-Cash.
Property TO be removed within forty.eight hours
from termination OF sale.
c. SUTHERLAND, =
l166t Surg. u. s. A., Med. Pur.
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u MASlEk STORES, CLOTHING. CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUlPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, VlRGINlA.
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MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
BENEEIT Wien Oh sSa MRS Wiii SDoenT T9aT II DREW
ru1s TN9 IETdSIS Skok12SSS EvRSINfI PfEGES JaES:,
IHTa m RFFFoSdIg3 FoIIIEs OF 4 NfGHTy NSnG9Hary H.
The tn RnSheSs de Mrs No SoHN RREW
Rpts Ia cssSGea &c .s Rose BVRs %odd
To conclude with last SGtRTPITn time SH one
AND HIS SEVEN GIFTED SERyaoNSTNsn z IoS nprw
,,o,n ROB pI,. ROY" W I and %o. oSE2SRTUNiHo1;TT S
MONDA1 arSh miss @ 9EAN GaS "a hhoSSMEh-CAMlLLE
= = = -
WALNUT f., STREET Sg .Es L III He E 5..I TR En-. E.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MRS. JoHS WooD.
-1"'' An ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT,
III "ni0ii '' NNNE BRACEGIRDiEE 80 P' y"
Also nrS' 'ilH ner' MHzEPPAqi iI1 zGEIP5PisSqAo VI
ibis cFridayi ivEiiiNG, JsnTsry 10, "ooD
UNCLE FOOZLE -
Uncle Fooze George II. Grfiths
After "hen M lpe pesFSi RFss RY SYeSS nGSYTIGHT
Anne Rraceeirdle - - Mrs John WoOD
TO conclnde with the iaughable burles OF
~ MAzEPPA
Monday irsi appearance Of Mr. j. $. CLARKE.
1,rw .MpRTcAN TuRATpp
Ely Gn Nh NaTIdN4E ~ = CARC1,s " strao,
Engagement O 'A RE6oTN T HRA tne "ohueriul
SN III "ui"Sfl FOR one w WEEK S Only, nv ''''i'
.Nn ON wEDNIFxsTnhAY IxThN ~ ANn : SfHtupnAy 1rrpp
AND oN "EDNFsoD1i 1nionnSSSS Az oAAOnNAi ArlEh-
"A Also iSbinS srts IN n tho world d
the Grand gectGcle Of ,,,,,. -, o,,,, o,, 80,
TIE flELD of 1iiE oLOIh oP NoLD'
~oNCERT uATlI
" mn y nrNcrD ANN sT. pTr1xc srccFss
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GALE OF GoVERNMENT BARGES.
= CHIEP OUARTERM sTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF ARLINGTON
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., January 13, 1856 J
VIII be sold at pubic auction, under the direction
OF breYet Major BENJAMIN Bur A. Q. NJ. at
Sixth S rect wharf. Washington ID g. on SATUR-
DAY, February 8 1866, at u O'Clock M tue follow.
ing named Government vessels, viz;
BARGE MIDDLESEX.
barge FIN ANGLER
BARGE JURA.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
ID. Ill RUCKER,
Brew. Major Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster
1871 Depot OF Washington.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I1sLLY's CoNTIN NEWS
~ EXCHANGE.
C1oce seats 20 all aces OF Amusement may be hao
no 20 ~ o'cock bnv evening 13Ily
4 HOlCE SEATS AND ADMISSIONs.-
- Tickets can be had isN
PROGRAMME QFFICE,
No tsl CHESNUT Street. opposite the Pos iof1ce
for the Chesnut, Arch, Wanui, and cademy of Muslc
up TO O'Clock everv evening. l1u
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFBIoE,
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,


CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, J
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. January 8, 1886.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Ale xandria, Vir-
Colonel j. G. G. Lee, A Q M, on THURSDAY.
January 20, 1866, az 10 O'Clock A M a large lot of
condemned Quartermaster's stores, Clothing, ETC.,
Shirts, Harness,
Jackets Hammers,
SOals, Caps, Ghsels
Flags Saws,
Wagons Axes,
Caris, Shovels,
Ambuances Pauns,
Iron Axles, Grain Separator,
Chains, Caudrons,
army Range Argand Burners,
WheeltarrOws, Manila Rope,
Drugs Curled Hair,
Tables, Sheepskins,
Desks, Deer Hides,
Chars Cast, Wrought, and
Letter Presses. Scrap Iron,
Balters Cast and Spring Steel,
Hames, Grain Sacks, eJc.
Together with large lot of secondhand Lumber,
FLOORING "A Common Cus,
Scantllng, Shin Knees.
The stores must be removed within five days from
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole OF the property is sold.
TeIms-Cash, in Government funds.
ID. III RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermas;er
lot Depot of Washington.
GALE OF SERVlCEABLE QUARTERMASTER
y STORES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
DEPOT OF w AsHINGToN,
WASHINGTON ID c., January /, 1856
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc-
ton of Brevet Colonel q. H. Tompkins, Quarter
master at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washington D. c.,
on TUESDAY, January % 1866. at 10 O'Clock A. M,
large lot of QUARIERMASTER ORES. con-
slsting of Iron Boilers Sweat Collars Horse Covers
Hose Carriage, Hammers Hayt Knives, Fire Hose,
Neck Straps and Chains, TraveDinR-iorge, Lmbers,
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts, etc.
The Stores must be removed within five days from
date OF sale,
Terms--Cash, in Government funds.
d. H. RUCKER,
Bvt Maj. .-Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
1915 Depot of Washington.
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EQUALIZATION OF BoUNrIEs. The SOL
diers contemplate holding grand mass meeting
two weeks hence, in front of independence Hall,
speedy passage of the bill offered by Hon.
Charles 0'Nell, of this CITY, relative to the equal
ization of bounties. presented January s. The
amount of money required to meet the expenses
is estimated as follows. The amount estimated
in Washington, as published. in telegraphic de.
patches, is over six hundred millions of dol
lars;-
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NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
4 ALE9S&RD GRoVER% & WILLIAM E. s1NN. Lossees
'' TGis %FEsTs} % s}FSR EyEFEES RSSa ssPHary Ssg 10,
R1p fS ROVER EoV
sLEEP44NN3G TIE IBBEEAurY
The evenings performance VIII lr commence With
RI ID RoVkR
ThGS vii be @ S and 0
New Mechanical fleets Correct Proper les, Brilliant
BsSe
Miss Josie 0rton as the Sleeping Beauty
WIN ''' eATs1Sis iRISsFo fGdsR oRs@HTioN SCENE.
Elegant Costumes Eiyia%i MqsS, sS%
open at 45; commence at 80 o'clock and conclude by
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, January 90
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
DAYLIGHT PERFORMANCE
OF the -
Wl, be revived on Monday, January 2' the Grand
iii'" D4aA'" ARRAH-NA-PoGUE.
GRAND FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
WILLIAM II. GARDNER
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
GRAND FAREWELL BENEFIT
On SATURDAY Evening, January 20
on "r''n Sifss'Po MIS- SOPHIE CLIMBER KUHN,
Who bas kindly volunteered her valuable services will
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s1EEp1NAG AER BEAUTY.
EVERY LADY .yisITING THE THEATRE
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-07-05

solves on this floor, and as men must
always differ elsewhere. I believe the
nation demands hespeody restoration
OF peace and harmony 10 the Union.
II demands that the political relations
Of the States to each other and to the
General Government shalt bepromptly
restored, upon ibs principles Of tho
Constitution. In some way, by somo
means. through one agency or another.
the people will require all this to bo
accomplished We havo a.iNational
party. and that party viii have con-
troll OF the Government, Why should
we, the Union men of the land, those
who saved the nation in the most per-
ilOus crisis il has ever known, from
any mere -resentments. or mistakes, al
low that great work to fall into ether
hands? 1t requires no sacrifice which
wise and prudent men may not easily
make. We need relinqulsh no princi-
Pile. We Deed only forbear, to be pa
.tient. to court the aid and agency of
time, to be tolerant Of the differences
and tenacious Of, the principles and
objects in which VIC all agree. ] re-
joice to see in the action os Congress
evidence that time and reflection are
giving weight to these considerations;
and indulge tho hope that when We
adjourn, standing upon ground which
we bold in common, and referring TO
the judgement Of the people the dcci-
sion Of question on which we differ, we
shall go to the country united in pur-
pose, and having the corporation of
the President whom We placed in
power.