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QuAnrrnnAsrsn. GrSEnALs OyDcs,1
FIRsT DIVISION,
WIsHrpeToH, ID. C.. Feb. 70, 1850.
", ar InII I'D EORCE pIJMPH


WAsnpeIoH, D. G, I fs1sI ~ is 20 ,,r,o
GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMfS,
y WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS, he, eompr.ine
THE WATER-WORKS AT 0IESboRV, y G.
Nv order Of the QuaeTmasrY OepsrJ there w % soio
on Is p,.m,s,s At Public Auction, under the direction Of
Cspasn (joorre r. Browning, A. q M, on ThUhSpAa,
April 1866 at IL O'clock the following deschoeo Ps'"s
ONE STEAM BOILER - fee, long and feet IN aans,e
with II inch return fuss made Of inch boiler iron
With al the necessary s7potenAnces including enioh
'front.' gauge cocks globe valves feed pump ,noie ana
hood rause lA.herofs peten. gssbsr' pipe plugs
&WJ PUMPS
lsinch eyds pinch stroke borse power each ana esea
sspabls Of pumping and forcing 100 f.ons OF vsei Pe
day CONNECTED with than the requisite valves gsnos
eoupnss bends elbows double valve oil cups NC Ihsse
Pumps ere comparatively nss' and N e"~pe" "''AHs
A isrr. quantity Of WATER PIPE, {" felows
g. red feet s inch esst, iron Wstsr Pipe
n, 80 est 34nck esstiroa Wster Pipe
soe feet 1inct wrosshtiron Water Pipe
80 teet lfinch esstiroB Wstef ripe.
5000 feet ltincb east nep Wster PiDs.
Loo fest lsneh eastiron WstsS Pipe.
D 90 feet finch east irsn Wstsf Pipe
THIRTY. ORE CAST IRON TTREPLc0S, tAySess pat
snt) VITA eli the nscssssxy eoscons. such Ts bends
diuon sosstber win
ALL The TOOLS ke, required fo1 making alterations
end repairs 10 wstsy pipe such - ppecnDg machines taps
and dies plyer csbs drlis punehes csalkng tools &c.
Terms: Cash, IN Government funds
Deliveries viii he made purchasers before the fss
boat fss IGissboro viii leave the si1thh wharf svsy
hour during the day Of sale
Any further nformston that may DO desired VII be given
upon In person By letter, to Capt George T.
Brosnng A O M 0iesboro, D. C., OF At this Office.
JAMES a. EKJN, Bvt Brig. Gen. In chsIEs -
First Division, q NJ. O. o.
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OpAR1ERxlsrER- GENERALS OFpIcr, /
F,,,r D,vIsIoy WASHINGTON d. C., Feb. Il. 1866
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL


CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBORo d. G $3.50,
~ order Of the Genera there VIZ ~ 'oS
. he premises, st publ. s1chon under we 1ecu0n %
Eua GeoYge 7. Browning, A. Q. NJ on WEDNESDAY
xIi 1895 at "a O'Clock, the following described PUP
yUHE Z, STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL
HDe with passive granite louDdstions " by 10 iees VAN
~ hay and engine houses attached all conituotea Of e
81 best material and the most substantial nahLer
klso 81 the same tune ano pace, INC ns'HoiS ~ ,fP
oNF an ENGINE, OF iooHORsE POWER,
IN eylnder twenty-five t22 inches dsmeter and twenty
- 74 inches stroke upon heavy eastiron oedi e'e
mi cold and pumps and heater ana cAtti
vke~ with driving pulley, Of the same MATERIAL IN w
IN diameter and w sntyoUr t2 inches lace Wiih I'd
mo IL, BOILERS. OF eoHoRsE POWER EACH
sls Of the tes boiler iron hvenIteonhs 800 Of or men
th,e 80 feet In diameter, and fourteen vs. it
w. Isl ipehe, IN length each boiler coutA nins seventy ok
m sp welded fines three 49, and one fourth w inehe'
VIZ a. w she re9e PsIigSEST BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY go, INCHES SPRING MILLS,
u.st,uc,sd OF .od French burr milsone aud se IN bs,
ks bsi.need frames with hsyeuef, ssss,i!' any Goa.
- fo5 on he nos. economical and sborsaving plan
ne sha Of finished wrought iron and the pueys Of east
~ faced and balanced with hangers and boxes ucsh, 70
s,s nob psir Of buus, kc 1h. main driving belt y Of
IN al ply rubber and twenty -four 2il inches WIDE The
ksas for driving the u kc Of the bes, oat tanned
hatent stretched leatber
pytion Of the very best materials and vortmtnshp
I'D still IN .1csent condition ard hne working order the
deemed sdsssbe BY the Agent Of Ii. Government on
- day Of SAFE. the buildings will be sod separately
fesrs. Cssh. in Government funds
vi. be required 70 remove he properly before
- tst u day Of May next unless elbeTwiss arranged by
~ o, the grounds
heat for Gesooro wiz leave the Sixth wharf every
Ar, fuIth. information that may be desired win be river
49, spyestion Ia person BY letter 70 Captain GEOE6E
ahowSlSe A. Q NJ e'' Jssts g 10 TX hsi S''
Bvt Bris Gen. In charge fret Division q NJ. G. o.
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OuAKrKnxuTrR GENERALS oyyics,
wnHissTos, D, G. rebIa,Iyi ~ iSa |, .

wuHrpsrou d. G., February, n, 1854
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
STAPLES FENCING wbahsHs shsl.
will be 'od on The emis' pubic 'seaOn unora
s'19 as S.s'i =
om ,h. same each day thereafter ,.IceP wLpNHS
ia Ah w Sas Wos. ~ ~ . Snt The ~bos .hs
been disposed o. the following described public property 70
Eleven nD OFFICES t.me) isII4o two 'torie') ier,o
1910 two 2I2O two ,tories l6Is icben adjoining IoA
~ ss,x nine issc IABoKTRs' QUARTERS rtam.l
..yeyosr ISIS fourteen Il+ and one lexle, with shed
''f9 sn %, DWELLINGS, Ci.m. aa,sO two stories viii
back bui apgl ?I17 four lo,2% 1870 l6I tIss with
With wins i01 ~, Para with ihod dining isI1o)
Mn. 81 MESS HOUSES Qrsmci; 2srisc tive .,orio,l
sddon, ioIl2 zSIl4g I50 two 'oriss ltI'c leIoi and
Tint, two 10, STABLES trane); Twenty four aeIe,
,1 2e15s l1J2 and one 1878 with shed ,deniRs
cSe d HOSPITAL STABLE thsue) With s'sS En'ai
o On. d sStISo STABLE ttr.me, with ''' lps. feet
Twenty r t,o) BUILDINGS flame. ls,s, 2s.1 ieIs, ls,
a. 1875 Ionic four leI5o four ssz2. EI>J I|o A1Ss
2eIJoO 2oI2a, and l7Il7.
Tiny Two C5aj WATER TANKS. t1le, two fee, deer
Seventy eight t7s MAKGERs s,Iis. shrseandah'' feet
'' Twenty 10, oUr.HousEs.
One al HAY SHED, ll?IJl2
Tns.. SH MHlRVE S One .Su.r. f.e c;
| &C. nAre feet and one O. 600 square feet.
FENClNG Is $50 bnsal feet
One O) sTOREHOUSE tfrsme), e21ln.
| Nv. BLACKsMIThy SHOPS tisms); <asloo sne 81
100.
the budDss win be sod sigy and mus, Be removed with
| In fifteen days -.
III. bodnrs VIII be tsher down a the sIpen'e Of ppr
chaser, but the lumber WILL der.d be delivered by M
Goyernnent free of charge Tor sbsposuon ss the dspo
wharf
| T.rms: Cash IN Government funds.
boat for Ossboro viii the Szth street whtn ever
bour during the day Of ssle. ,..- =.
For fur er information apply, IN person OF by letter
| Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. q Oteseoio, " u
| q, :. III. afb,s JAMES. A. EKIN,
Brcvet Bhsad er General In charge,
| Fnst Division, u M. o. Q.
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8ales bp Autticn.

DKpor QuAkTxRHAsrKRt OFFICE,
BALTixoRE Nd, March 5, 1864
T ARGE SALE of ARMY TENTS and TENT
IL FLGFs-Wm be ,old u Pubic Auction, on FRIDAY,
March I6 1906 at 10 O'Clock the Government Store
b use, No. 10 Conway-s;., Baltimore, Nj.
AGO lesl unservic-abe. and ecnctnLtd
TeBts and Tent Flies. eonsis,ns IN part a. follow;
7ls Hospital TentA IS SIbl,y Tents
6l2 Wall Tents. 7N5ll shelter Tents
1,s7 Common Tent, az Hospital TeDiflieI
~ Wal Tent Fb@s-
Five Isl days slow ed fof removal Of property.
Terms cash In Government liuds.
o. ". BRADLEY
Col Chief Qurtermsser. Middle Military Department
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NIBLOs GARDEN
~ Lessee and Manager. WHEATLEY'
t1Hu rsIABIIsunKxr DOES NOT ADVERTISE THs
NETWORK HzRALp.)
Curtain rise, quarter toa
THIRD WEEK
d VIC ''''A Mss ss|t M iIGsSIf. MITCHELL,
whose s!ngauly beautiful PRESENTATION oil the original ensr'
LITTLE CRICKET
in waldauer'' Eve act play , tStlt,ed
'''''O' WIN THE PLAUDTrs OF
CROWDED AND ENRAPTURED AUDIENCES,
Blu. which must positively be wi,hdrswn on
70 give place to other attractions in the repertoire Of M'
Danvers z. Barry f. B. Holmes. Mary Wells, Mrs Fanen'
Mseder Il Chapman; &C., &C, in the principal rOie'
d A''D'' cosruMEs. APPOINTMENTS, n,.,
''1'' MONDAY NEXT MISS MITCHELL
viii appear as MARIE,
n the beautiful domestic drama o!the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
Or THE MOTHERS PRAYER o,
ame. cents Rs.orysd a Sept r,y, 81 Bo,s or'si's
Family Circle (entrsnce Crosbystl 80 cents
Seats secured six days In advance.
BROADWAY THEATER. BEGINS "A.
GsoIse Msnsssr'
{. W. manager
WHEN YOU WEAR 1T THINK OF ME-"
TONIGHT
THE GREAT COMEDIAN J. 4. OWENS in Tom Tsylor's
Brilliant Comedy OF
VICTIMS
With Great Presentation Scene,
And when You wear II think Of me-
M,.sr, John K Mortimer, j. w. Albsugh, Tom Owens'
T L. Dounely Mis- Celia Logan, Miss josephine Tyson
Mis-, A. Hind Mrs H. Bland, and Others .
To conclude (commeueing At 800 With MI Owenss eeis
'''''' FORTY wINKs.
HORATIO SPRUGGlks...............hf John r. Owens
In order avoid the great rush. SECURE SEAIS IN AL
XFfERNooN PERFORMANCE NEXT SATURDAY.
commencing at u 'eloei, y11frrrus
ADMrss'oN-Finy Gents.
I ICY RUSHTON's THEATER.
IL No. T2s and TO Broadway ioppo,ie the ~ HoteD
Sol. L<sses and MsnaSsress......MISS LUCY kUsHIOS
owint TO its srsa, success the Comedy Of
GlHALDA
viii b. repeated EVERY EVENING
Miss LUCY RUsHION...: .GlRhLpA
And " IA be preceded by the Musical Comedists Of
THE LOAN or LOVER
Door orsb at a, Performance TO commenceu y
Aenr Manager aud Treasure MI H. HDAFlS
stare Manager MI stuONbthp
In preparation and will shortly he produced. al entirely
spectacular musical piece.
BONNEVILLE ART GALLERY,
- No. Sf5 BROADWAY
MIR. GEO. IL. HALLS PICTURES.
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yHou HONE INSURANCE. CO., NJ.

YHon HONE IgURANcE Co. NJ
Etheen Of Ives Patent Lamps have for long time been
in use Office, ard meet with fu approval. They
the convenient lamps used do not get out
OF order and the quality Of the Eight 10 equal to the Light
used IN other parts IL our Office.
PROM H. C. BOWEN, ESQ.,, PUBLISHER TIE INDEPENDENT
Since our gas burners removed and your lamps at
aebed place get brilliant yet mellow light, far
superior to hat we have endured" heretofore We hrNe
sItcen now in ute, and al work well
FROM CARROLL pUSHAs IRvTyGToS y. T.
For in the study. and particularly with microscope,
II far superior to lamp burner have ever used
long ago gave up the OF gas in favor Of petroleum.
rRog p. MASON, NORTH AMERICAN yIRB NsURAscB CO.,
consider u the hest hight in II IL steady, clear aud
the comfortable light to read write by that have
have renowned the gas and shall the Lamp
till ] find better one.
BRIG WI HALL. SEv YORK
The light IL the best and think lees eIpensive
than gas II well liked that expect 10 sdopt
them throughout our factory.
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GREAT SALE IN FINE ARTS,

yBE COLLECTION or yOREiGN PICTURES M IN.
xU6IO BUILDING, No. 10 Tenthst win be sole u AsS
- . ~ B.ssb- o. ai4 INA 80 w 81 Mach
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Imnsfmenfs.
WINTER GARDEN.


WINTER GARDEN.
tTHs BsIABInsnrET pc.s GOT ApvHkInB -
EEwYoRK HERALD)
-r-
EDWIN BOOTH
ARMAND JEAN DU PLESSlS. .
CARDINAL DUKE DE RICHELlEU.
IN sI Bnlwu LyttoDs pIsy q
RCHEIIEU,
RICHELEU,
presented with Ito unequslsd 'pendor Of
SCENERY,
COSTUMES, 10.
Messrs Charles Barron, }. II. Taylor, John Dyott w
Donaldson, Kemble Mason Andrew Bland, Mss T. John
sop, MIRA wilkins. he, in the cast
Doom open at 7 o'clock
Comuencins at "A.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH IL
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
EDWIN BOOTH a.
RUY BIAS,
ard, frat time. - -
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHlO.
GRAND DOUBLE ATTRATlON
Seats secured six days IN sdvsnce.
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P. c. BrLKITr Auc;icneef.

r G. BrIKIEY. Auc;icneef.
DOSITIVE SALE, without reservation, Of q
i valuable FACTORY In Broosyn elo.e TO Jackson and
Budgets ferries 20 close an estate c. BULkLEY vii
sell on TUESDAY March TO- At !! o'eioot al the EIehsnre
s-.room. No III Broadway, New fot the Plot OF ooeDd
-four Lott on John Nos g. % and ~ and two Lots on
PlyInouth Nos. $50 aud 49, with ali the budns thereon.
tos.r with - horse power Steam Engine and two large
Boilers. Msps AZ the Office, No - WaDsi, " Y.
Also At O'Clock p the day At The Factory above
described all the balance Of the machinery, consisting Of
PlAHins Mschnes R..i;ins Circular and trooCut saws
ToBsusns and Groovins Msehines Punsy, Skating
Betting PACKING bones, Lumber, &c, ko ioI Iaps, ke.,
apply 70 the Office. No. - WALTZ. Jsunc,y-court
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Sales bn Antiion.

Sales bn Antiion.
JOHN II. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF COTTON
JOHN II. DRAPER a Co.
will SELL,
FRIDAY, Mach s, ltt,
SR o'eloei noon,
Al Pne,'hp. Et, River,
for account Of whom IL uty concern
900 BALES OF COTTON.
.pmuehAnisbe order,
slightly damaged BY fresh ~s,er.
The Cotton can b. seen any time before the sale
Catalogues ii the Office Of the AoeloDtcr, Nc finsh
TERMs-CAsH.
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Amnsemerts.



Oper Of n O'Clock. Begnss.a
PARTICULAR Ncnoh-The number Of anonymous letter'
received by Mr. Wsck renders the following notice sso
lutey necessary From this time forward letters duly signed
viii Be promptly and respectfully attended and replied TO
those without be invariably destroyed unread
THURSDAY,
MISS MADELINE HENRiQUESS BENEFIT,
% which occasion will be revived, Tom Taylors highly
popular Comedy IN three acts, an
UNEQUAL MATCH,
with beautiful Scenery elegant Costumes ana AppohHen'
and superior distribution.
0raxebrook, Blacksmith and Landlord Of the - ~,
Horse-Sh hoes Inn. MI mIh outl
Boerhsve Botcherby, the Village Doctor M founI
Blenkinsop, Valet to Mr. Arncih Mr. Geo. hoAns
Sir Sowerby Honeywood, the equity Man ~,
OF
Tots, Valet 70 Mrs MoDtressor j. Y. ~, iAi
Nllafn SsA''A
Hester Grszebrook, the Blacksmith
Daughter ..... Miss Madeline Hsnrfquei
The Hon Mra MOntressor, the Belle Of
fashion Miss amy mofan'
Be.y Hbbethwaite Country Waiting
'nrs JONI oeiton
Miss Leach MISS oteen
Lady Honywood.- Mary bsrett
Lady Curewh. iuus seo,s
FfuDAY- OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN and AMERl'
CANS IN PARIS.
MONDAY-BENEFiT OF MISS FANNY MIGRANT
.t time this season.. MARRIED LIFE, with I'd time THE
ETON BOY.
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wA.riscros. y. c, nucb .. IL

WlsriSoToy D. G, Mutb Q, lsb.
GALE Of SERVICEABLE and DAMAGED
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY. Wil b. sold a, psbie tne.
ton on THURSDAY the 18th day Of March net st ooloeh
= al judiciary square Wsrehouses bach Of City Hall "a
this city r. quantity Of sevoeabe and dsmssed hosps
property principally oonssting OF Hair Mattresses and Pows
Blanket Sheets Drawe, Shirts nu.ksto Nets Counter.
psnss. sippers soct, Tow,l, 0ovns, Lanterns P-,es
Bowie. Mugs. Tin Ware Knives ard FoTks. spoons to.
Forty eight hours allowed 90 purchasers TO property
Terms cash IN Government funds.
CIiAs SUTHERLAND
c. w. BOTELER, Auct sarg.on 4. : A, Med. Pur.
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EH,HB

A only bout hundred and seventy thousand three
bnsded and hybve 2;2 5S pounds OF tbsse Powders
essres purchaser must provide b.rela into which the
unAef msy be <nptiea from the tanks which psod Of
oAty o dsys viii be allowed. The Powder in barrels how
.sos BE- removed within days from asy Of sale other
- they will revert 10 the Government.
4AlRs-CASH IN Govenue n funds ne-hAf che purchase
eey BE- deposited II the compilation o. the sse end tie
S.s6dss before the Powders removed
Il. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau
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BrHEAp OF Ordnance, HAvr Dn,4nrrnsr,

GALE Of SERVICEABLE and UNSERVICF-
- ABLE NAVY POWDERS At the UNITED STATES
NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, ViIgniA-There VIII BE- sold 10
- highest biddeIs al public auction st noon Of the 18th day
e Mach 1876 In the Office Of the Inspector Of Ordnance
- A0Tok Navy Yard by sample Eve hundred AID thirty
S oossbd four hundred and three t33+ 400 pounds OF
0hSy PewteTs, ~ follows
S2 go pounds Servoesbls-
1871 pounds Condennec
1888 pounds Damaged.
eos pounds Compressed
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DASSETT's LIFETIME" GOLD PENS
- Ihs nass ssbGsnhI Gold Pens made.
NJ ~ tJGsewAy. opposjN City He1
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Hmnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ ITALIAN Opt

(rzu ssrASl,,Huxxr DOES So1 ADVERTISE II rms
yEwroRK HEKALp)
FRIDAY. FIRST NIGHT OF MEYEKBEERs
GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH:
L'ETOILE DU NORDl.
CARD-Escousged by the immense success Of Meysrbeers
lsr opera the Aficsne" he Director has pomptsde
replace upon the yc stage aer lapse Of many years. 'ns
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
BY the same illustrons composer
In the production of THE STAR OF THE NORTH no lsm
production OF the "AFRICANE." This work requires pot
only brilliant gorgeous MSS ES scene ovt Iet sttenos
the very largest and choral forces that be OBJ
tanned Except the Afcaine" not one Of the Msyerose,
dpction ,. a. The = s ia. THE NORTH.
Apprecisng these facts fully at the ouse. tne -
len nothing andOne that could tend to insure s IN
forthcoming representa- and he feels confident that tns
result Of his eIerons will compare most 'st,faeoriy vs
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 8, ats. M
Twenty first subscription Night
Ell" "''"eG GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH,
GETOILE DU NoRDl
Which w 81 NEW T,SS DRESSES
INCREASED CHORUS, ORCHESTRA,
MILITARY BAND, BALLET, Ere,
i%sT gRs CLARA ssis n f61fssr KELLOGG
MILE. ENRiCHETTA BoSISl0;
MILE. II. mME hLAShAhbAs
sI0NOR y. IRFRE,
sIGNOR ANTONUCCI,
SlGNOR BELLINf,
gIGNOR SARTI HERR MULLER,
HERR VOELDEN, HERR kElCHAhU:
At ovE sao fA y
Last appearance Of sENoRiTA c. PoCh
NONDAI-Second night OF -
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
TUEsDAY-EXTRA NIGHT
BENEFIT OF NINE. CAROZZI-ZUCCHI,
and positively Last night Of
L'AFRICAINE.
The sale preserved ,nd tickets for 81 the shove
named performances will commence THIS MORNING q ~
the regular ticket Offices
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60 Wbom II map Qorusrn.

MINING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
1Nk Prof HITCHCOCK. late u ArnhsIst, Ne N PGi-
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QUAITEKxlsTEzs OyIcB, I
New. YeKx, March 6, 1865
THE following Public Property will be sold
Il a Auction ct Battery BInscts at II seIoei . o.
VCEeDAY the 18th inst, vn:
% Pv< Bfnshea n Dredes BsIef
aSoH Wsshera <ze End Bo}tsL
NJ AseSrted Boeka 60 Pspep Hstebes
esl q CsnAsea G9o ID Yellow Metal.
N 3 Cone cnsrstsd Lry. l,<sS n OH soep.
- bessyiDg Pos &.Gl D Rope.
49, Dsok PlnoN 80 kanisterG
~ "a fest AssorteA Eunber-Whits snd yellow Pine
STEwART VAN vLIET,
HaSvef Major. General and QusrtsTmsster.
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oypcs o, A. O ~, wnnIEerox, DEL, Feb. II, 1855.
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
~ MuLEs-An rood and servoesble win Be cold PUB
&c AUCTION q WILMINGTON. Del. every FRIDAY dus
- - Be1tb Of March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES
n especial stsnos Of purchasers II invited 10 ths he
~ bese nolos large, well paired and IN exceeR con
0eos bcips the surplus mules Of WasttDstOD DepsA
Animals sold sDsly.
Daos 10 cozlnence 81 10 N
8sEms-Csst In Upited States currency.
D. osdes Of Bre~et Brig Gen JAMES A. EKIN
In charge fret Division q. n. o. o.
81 0ALIAesKa. Cspt and A. NJ
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J. c. DERBY, esq, N. Y. City.
SARGENT Co. N. Y. City.
J.E HALSEY Co, N. Y. City.
J.. I. BROWN Co. N Y. City.
MERRITT 4 BROWN, v. Y. City.
J. NJ BRADSTREET A son, n. Y. City.
II. c. READ, il. & Co., y, \. City.
JOHN RUSSELL, esq, N. Y. City.
NV CRY n Yf LnNAT re HsY9iUT N y City.
VIM. b. DANA, esq., ~ Y. City.
WARD MCLEAN, eco, ". y. City.
JOSEPH b. PURDY, ESQ, y. y. City.
SAMUEL HANNA, ssq.. N. ]. City.
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The national Republican., 1866-12-05
RISTORI.

"Mary, Queen of Scots" appeared at the
National Theatre last evening-we beg par
don; Madame RIsToRI appeared there in the
character of "Mary." The mistake is a natu-
raj one, however, Tor SO completely does this
great actress realize our idea of the il-fated
MARY STUART that we retire from the theatre
under the hallucination that we have seen
her in her own proper person. A little ad-
ditional touch offemininity would render the
illusion complete. But the play deals only
with the tragic portions Of MARY's history,
when womanly softness had been almost
driven from her nature by insult, persecu-
ton, the defeat of her rights and the false
ness of lovers, and Madame RIsroRIs de-
lineation Of the character is wonderful per-
formancc.
Tonight "The Streets Of New York" will
be given by the regular company Of the thea
tre, and tomorrow Thursday night RIsroR1
appears in her great character Of "Queen
Elizabeth"
The national Republican., 1866-12-05
Pen. Pencil, and Scissors.

Pen. Pencil, and Scissors.
FoR handsome reward offered for lost
watch, see our advertising columns.
The steamship Propontis, from Liverpool
November 10th, arrived at Boston yesterday.
"WHY," said Bob Pitts to Bill Swipes,
whom he caught him drinking. II thought you had
signed the pledge" $50 I have" said swipss;
but all signs fail in dry weather"
John has signed the pledge" said Thad.
to Charles. "Glsd Of It," responded the latter;
t will bring down the price of drinks for the rest
of us''
DuRIEo the present year there have been
two hundred and eighty eisht rsssnstions Of clerks
in the Treasury Department, mostly on account Of
the inadsquscy Of their compensation.
WHAT can be more filthy sight than the
lower end Of lsdy's rich dress or white smbroid.
cred skirt, wipns dirty stairwsys and public side
walks' Large feet, neatly dressed, would sppsar
much moro respectable.
The extraordinary horse-hair protuber.
ances on the backs Of some young ladies' heads ara
not only frghtful distortions but would be deemed
hideous protubsrancs II they grew there, in which
event no lady so burdensd would sppsar in public.
The most astonishing fish story yet told is
the statement BY Prof Agassis that In Brasil they
have . species Of hsh that can climb trees. In
colonial times the shad In Connections streams were
said to climb apple trees tail foremost.
The national Republican., 1866-12-05
The RichmOn Press and the Presi-
dents Message.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4-The press Of this
city comment upon the Presidents message
in terms of approval The Examiner CON
siders its spirit conservative and patriotic,
but utterly rejects his test oath and foreign
policy. The Times commends the ability Of
the message, and says the force and clear
ness Of It's logic is one Of the most crushing
exposures of radical inconsistency that has
yet appeared. The Wing refers to the mod.
GRAFTON of the message. The Dispatch says
no new arguments on the restoration ques'
ton are used, and the South has little to
hope from such representation as the Pres.
ident favors. The Enquirer says the mes
sage is very judicious, well conceived and
we'll expressed-frm without being aggres
sive, moderate without timidity.
The national Republican., 1866-12-05
wallis Opera House.

Griffith Gaunt" drew another full au-
dience at Walls Opera House last night,
and the play, as was to have been expected,
went off more smoothly than on the previous
evening, the first presentation. The public
are getting in love with the house and its ap,
pointments, and with such entertainments as
are being given there it will become favor
ite resort
In one of the scenes in Griffith Gaunt"
last evening twentyseven people were upon
the stage, and all were performing their parts
to the admiration of the audience. The trial
scene, with which the drama eliminates is
very Interesting and effective, and we should
not be surprised to see the principal coun-
sellors and Judges Of the Supreme Court
present this evening to study its new points
The national Republican., 1866-12-05
WHO Is HE

The Albany Journal, in commenting upon
Mr.. STEVENS failure as leader Of the House
of Representatives at the last session, says:
Boutwell,, Banks, Bingham and Wash,
burne Of Illinois have the requisite ability to
become leaders; but there are reasons pecu-
liar to the course of each which will disgual.
ify them for assuming that position. New
York sends the member who at this mo-
ment, by virtue equally Of talent as diplo-
matist eloquence, and wide political knowl.
edge, is best fitted to take the vacant post"