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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

ROback's Blood Pills undoubtedly
the most valuable OF all the Cathartic Pills offer
ed to the publio-operating by virtue of special
affinity for the mucous membrane of the bowels
bspg sugar coated they are especially adapted for
the use Of children and are un Iuestionably one Of
our most satisfactory cs'hsrtcs and should be in
constant use in domestic practice. apis
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Suttses & Co., ami other Boot and sho.
Dealers retail the Universal Shoe and Corset Tie
and the General Agents of the Patentee for tn,
United States are P. J. DOWNS & 0e., I55 supe
rior street, Cleveland, Ohio. spzI:sOT
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

G.. S. Wright, Banker, 95 Superior street,
is buying Compound Interest Notes at face, and
nearly all the Accrued Interest. apl9:3OS
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Choice Green Apples, Butter, Eggs,
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders. for sale by
D. BURGERT SONS,
apl9:30S 66 River street.
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Huxa-sERvEs Elm R1sHr.


RICHMOND, Va, April 2O.-Thos. Shields,
convicted of the deliberate murder Of RObt-
SiIor, was hung to-day in Libby Prison.
he was unrepentant to the last moment
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Wanted-An experienced Feed Boy. One who
is competent will find good situation by srplyig
at Leader office. ais
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

and the Distriet-Attorney to defend all
officers IN the United States Courts sued IN
the cases alluded to in the bill This was
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Spec1aID1spatches.
RECEIVED Up TO 5 O'CLOCK, A. n.
.7efaIHl w e
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.

f THE SICK PAssENeERs 81. .a-a-
New YoRK, April 20-The sick passengers
on board the Virginia were removed this
afternoon on board the hospital ship which
lay alongside the steamers, The patients
are now being attended by Drs. Bissell,
Harcourt and 0'Rourke The consignee
sent down large quantity Of provisions
and other stores for the use Of the sick and
convalescent passengers ef E
REPORT OF DIR. B1ssELL.
The Deputy Health Officer, Dr. BisseiI,
transmitted the following report to the
President Of the Quaran.iEa Commission,
Cyrus Curtis, ESQ. this afternoon: A
The steamship Virginia, Prowz, sailed
from Liverpool April 4th and arrived in the
Lower Bay April 18th. No sickness ap-
peared on board till the 18TH. Three deaths
occurred on the 18th, seven on the 18th,
four on the 10th, eight on the 18th, seven on
the 18th, and nine on the 19th-total forty
six. Of these forty-four were steerage
passengers and two were of the crew.
Twenty more are sick of cholera; four are
bad cases. The sick are being received on
board the floating hospital. Steamer quar-
antined- -.-,-- ~.
lSigned1 D. B. B1ssELL,
n. Deputy Health Officer.
At latest accounts the whole number of
deaths was forty-seven. Thirty tour more
are sick, principally Germans and Irish.
The cabin passengers have passed resolu-
tons complimentary to Captain Prowz, for
his humane and skillful conduct.
INSTERAL REVENUE.
WAsHINsToS, April 2Oth.-The receipts
from all sources for the last fiscal year were
1929, ,567, ,I26. For three quarters, ending
Ist April, they were: Customs, SIPS, e67, 1855
internal revenue, $243, $50, SIS; miseella-
neous, 81, ,ls3, 900; making a total Of $410,-
O41, ,2S2. ,-
It is confidently believed thatthe revenue
will increase to S3O0,OOO,OeO.
COURTS loF APPEAL.
Some time ago the Senate passed bill
providing for the intermediate Courts of APP
peal to be held in each of the respective
circuits by judge of the Supreme Court of
the United States.
This bill has yet to be acted upon by the
House; hence the delay in dispOsing Of the
nomination of Mr.. Stanbery to supply the
existing vacancy on the bench, occasiOnsd
by the death of Judge Cstron.
rHE DEFAULTIxe DIsTILLsRs. -~q
The sav1ulbeE Of densuitTng uIsLIners IN
New York recently seized and held by the
Internal Revenue Bureau is twenty-five,
and the amount of which they cheated
the Government is estimated to be
half million of dollars, of which sum at
least S2OO, 900 for fines and taxes win be
recovered. % i--
E Similar frauds, in different parts of the
country, continue to be discovered.
THE FoLLETT-DELAyU CASE.
The Committee on Elections viii, on Mon
day, take up the case from Ohio of Follett
against Delano, the sitting member.
NEW LOAN.
It is understood the Secretary of the
Treasury has under consideration the sub
ject of issuing proposals for new five per
cent loan. rH~4 ~ - I
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Official Report of Disease on Board
the Steamer Virginia.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

The Partisan Yoke Shirt, msnufactur-
ed exclusively by Messrs. Msckenzis Parsons,
No. Il Public Square, in Cobb's new Block. This
pattern of Shirt is the only style worn in the
city Of Paris. Its great popularity is its perfect
sdaptAblity to all forms Of the human bOdy,-the
1T being perfect. marl7:Rl3
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Cheese.-2OoO lbs Western Reserve prime large
Cheese for sale by R. 7. LYON,
MI
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Usage Orange Seeds for sale by the quart
or bushel, the growth of 1855, for sale by
B. H. STAIR & CO.,
marI3 Late J. Stair Son.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

GentIemen's Furnishing StOre-Now
open at IA Public Square, Gobbs new Block,
where can be found every variety of Furnishing
Goods, consisting of Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Hosiery, HandkeFchiefs, Dressing Gowns, Canes,
SuspendeTs, and oentlemen's Toilet Goods, all
made Of the best materials. Trade furnished at
wholesale.
ularI7:Rl3 MACKENZIE & PARSONS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Horses for Sale or Exchange.-Ap pair
Of fine young horses. Will sell or exchange for
good single horses. Inquire at J. LoYETT'S
Stable, ChAmpIsin sire t. ap4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Paper Collars of every pattern, made ofths
finest linen stock, consisting Of Gray's, Hatha-
ways, Troy, National and the Persigny style.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
Manufacturers OF the Partisan Yoke Shirt,
marI7.RIs Il Puplic Square, Cobb's new Block.
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GenfIemen's Shirt Laundry.-Ina few
days we shall have our Laundry in operation for
ihe express purpose Of washing Gentlemen's
Linen-and thus enabling them to have their
shirts and collars ironed equal to new.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
Manufacturers of the Psrisian Yoke Shirt, IA
Public Square marl7:R13
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Hasheesh as remedy for every variety of
throat and lung disease and all arrangements Of
the nervous system, stands unrivalled, hence its
POPULARITY. apl6:306
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POtatOes-Peachblows, Clintons, FIHkes
Eeshannocks, and other choice varieties, by car
and boat loads, at so Merwin-st.
apIs.SOs J. G. SIMMONS & co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-21

Large Red Tor Pea Vine) Clover, Common
Bed Glover, Timothy, Red Top, Orchard Grass,
and kentucky Blue Grass Seeds full supply, for
sale by b. II. STAIR, CO.,
marl3 Late ]. Stair Son.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NitrO-Glyeerine Supercedes Cholera
and Car Drivers Strike.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

fees at not less than $50 nor over $780, from year to
year upon some Board composed Of men OF integrity
and frmness, who are independent OF the hquorseins
interest.
Provide that licensed drinknc-rlaces be kept at all
times orderly and quiet, and require them to be kept
closed from IL at night until sunrise and daring the
whole Sabbath day. and that licenses shall be abrogated
whenever shall appear to the Board that the party mas
violated the provisions OF law and also upon Lis having
been convicted of any criminal Offense.
Provide that courts imposing fines report monthly.
and pay the amounts received TO the Board OF
Excise and prohibit the court from remittng any fine
imposed.
Such system properly administered wonld IT is be-
loyed, bring the business under the observation OF
the law and the police and tend 10 diminish the ms
chiefs of ntemporance The finances OF the city world
be benefited perhaps. to the extent OF quarter Vi
million OF dollars per annum.
A material reduction in the consumption Of intoxca.
ting drink among persons who frequent drlhklng.
places would by decreasing the expense OF our prisons
and pauper esGbiishmenis, save TO the city nInch
larger The greater benefits, however, would ac'
crue TO the unfortunate persons who frequent dram
shops. wasting time. health character and money III
diss pation.
The supervision Of the police would restrain
diminish the hours spent in dram shops and deter some
from entering them at all. The license system wculd
increase the cost Of drinking and the increased
cost would diminish consumption. If drinks cost
dollar there would be less taken than when they cost
q dime Persons who spend all their earnings IN dram
shops will drink but half the quantity when the price
doubled.
These and other considerations Justify the belief that
indicated thoroughly enforced would essentially beneh
the municipal revenue. End materially ard the cause
humanity and public order.
| DOCUMENTS.
Appended hereto are several reports 20 The Board
Police follows;
No /. The ANIMAL report of arrests and other trans
actions of the Police fierce OF New York.
No p The annual report OF arrests and other trans
actions of tie Police for. g for Bro Jklyn.
/ No. ,. The annual report OF the Treasurer of IN
Metropolitan Police and Of the Police Life insuranc
Fund.
| No. 4. The annual report OF the Property Clerk.
No. ). Tho annual report of The officer IN charge
the House 81 Detention OF Witnesses.
No. D. The annual report of the Board OF Surgeons
No :. The annual report Of the Sanitary Police Com
pany.
Reports Nos. and concern chiefly tie sanitar
condition Of the district and ia view Of the piooa
bic reGppcaranoo of the Asatic cholera entitled 70 pa
t.cu1r attention.
Respectfully submitted. by order Of the Board {
Metropolitan Police. -
s. c. UAWiEY. ChcfClerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Another Revolution I'm san Domingo
Dowafaii OF Cabrui-Baez fn Power
17eIodrnmntlc Scene i'm the Dominican
Gongrcsf.

Further news hos been received from San
Domingo. reporting another revolution there under
very peculiar circumstances. The last news wac mat
Cabral had peaecaby succeeded "a Pmentel.
On the i6th OF October party Of insurgents entered
Azga and proclaimed Bacz az tie President. A num-
Der of the people of the Province of Seibs joined them
and they proceeded toward the capital with cries Of
- Long live Bacz 20 and " Death 10 Cabral'
They evidently had eonfedegates IN the Government;
for at the critical moment curious scene took place
In the Supreme Congress. which was In session. dober-
atng the question Of the emission OF paper money
"mysteriOus man, armed with eutas, outcred sud-
deuly aud, despite Of all protests exclaimed, Gen.
Cabfal are you in favor Of peace"
W ith all my heart was the reply.
well then" said the stranger, IL am an cnissaiy
q the revolutionary chief who will bc here In less than
two hours;" and then raising his voice, be claimed,
Long live General Bae2 President OF the Dominican
RepublicW
"A these words rcsounded through the hall a scene
OF utter confusion ensucd. Tho Ministers abandoned
their seats, and. in terror sought protection the
houses II the French Italian and English Consus.
Jaba however. appeared in public and declared that
II the popular voice and welfare demanded the rule Of
Baes he would gladly give his consent. The popular
feeling turned In favor OF Cabra and lie retained
power for several weeks.
The mysiGious who had frightened tie Congress.
soon appeared again. He proved 10 bo Gen. Pedro
GuileTmo and managed 10 have himself appointed
DICTATOR Until Baoz should arrive. An election
held the 18th Of December by the Constitutional
Assembly, unanimously appointing Buenayentura Baez,
President Of the Dominican Republic.
Cahral has accepted a military position under the
Government of which Guillermo the mysterious mdy is
the practical head.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Burning OF the Steamer Fairfax Loss
$4,000.
WAsnlNGION. Thnralal

NAsnNGTON, Thuralay Jan. I, Is66.
Soon after II o'clock last night the steamship
Fairfax. the Atlantic Steamship Line, lying at G. 81
wharf was discovered 10 be fire In the vicinity OF
the boiler and efforts were at once made TO suppress
the flames This was however unsuccessful. shortly
after | O'clock the bow and stern enyeOped WIN
flle. The presence OF the steam engines gaTo some e
hope Of saving ut least portion OF tho vessel p ho"
much OF IL is no. yet ascertained. -
The Fairfax arrived here yesterday AFTERNOON from
New. York and laden with merchandise Tor ash,
ington and Georgetown merchants fortunately, all
tbe frcht had been taken of before the fire dis.
covered aud thus our merchants sustain no loss:
portion Of the furniture of the yessei and OF the
donht destroyed. although much was got off.
Tho vessel was one OF the finest and largest OF her
class. She was elegantly fitted up and furnished, and
was valued at $4,000.
harmed ont but the hull was not damaged. The loss Is
estimated at O00 1t is uncertain how the fire orig
mated,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
sNOTEIER DEFALCATION.
A Vermont Bank Cashier Defnuiter 20
the Amount Of S55,COO-The Bank
still Soiyent-The Culprit at Large.
ST. ALBAys ~ Thurs

ST. ALBAN1, w, Ihufsday, j an. 4, 200.
The singular disappearance of Mr.. Hubbell,
the Cashier OF the ssissquo Bank sheldon VT is at
last accounted for lie turns out to be detuter in
large sum. The amount Is stated high as s75OOO
Ills embczzlements began years ago, but have been
so covered by false entries and false tootngs as TO elude
observation until yesterday The accounts Of the affairs
OF the bank have to-day been examined by competent
accountants and the assets beloved to be sufficient
for the redemption Of the bills Tie bill holders are
advised
Hubbell Is reported to have been fast eXtravsgant
liver his expenses exceeding those Of almost any
in Franklin County. His whereabouts are still unknown
by the officers OF the bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

Here are nearly 1900 daughters II perdition, and
their numbers rapidly increlslng. Their dupes md
victims are counted by thousands. The phiGnthr0pist
and Chrsiian would be paincd. and even men of the
world would be- astonshed at learning the class and
character of the customers Of these dissiqaed places
What the best most cultivated and highest circle
Of society Las more than IT, share OF Representatives
among the freGueutes Of these shameless haunts Of dis
fipltiOn nnd debauchcry
Some law ought to framed ~ once. ana vigorously ex
oouied 20 break up aui utterly suppress there atrac
tive schools OF vice and immortality.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
WEST INDIES.
Mavt,-Clo,c of the Rebellion.

Further intelligence from Hayti, to the oath
ulmo confirms the report Of the bOmblrdment ape
igytinn and the rogt OF the rebels Al PortauFHnce
and Jac ue tie triumph OF the Government has been Gel
ebraied with public = joicings.
Cape Hayden had been seriously damaged by the
hombardment. All the foreigners IA tie town sought
refuge on board the American vessels IN the port.
number Of prominent rebels. who were found N the
house OF the British Consul captured and shot.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

A HOTEL THIEF CAUGHT.--IIenry Wilber'
Yesterday morning, entered the room OF John r. ClI-
fler one of the guests. at tho International ho1e y
means Of false keys, and stole valuable oyercoat ne
hsf was arrested es he was leaving tho hotel and the
stolen property found in his possession. lie was con-
mitted by Justice Bowling for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
From Porto Rico.

Another earthquake shock was felt at Por
Rico on the 10Th Of December, at about midnight ;
serious damage Was caused by It.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Mr.. RicHA
Ccur: Of Appeals.

ALrANY, Thnrsd0y, jan J. I,v0
The day calendar of the Court Of Appe'ii.s iSi ss
r,+narv is as follows Nos. H. 81 - 80 d. 81 Ny
40 Al il and ".
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Totj. ..................C2i

The measure Of succcss in Furnishing the higher
grades OF OiIcnses appears from the following HuTcs
There were IN New-York md Brooklyn during the
year 70 arrests for hocdes of oil degrees and for at
tempts to XIII OF this number - discharged WIN
ou trial tried and acquitted, tried and convicted
n beld for trial but not yet disposed Of commtted
rui eide before trial In &c Of these cases persons ap
peer 10 have been killed by Tie hands Of some other
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
cARRYnsG DEADLY wEATONs.

Continued observation confirms the opinion expressed
In the last annual report tlat "afGys which, II the
parties we1e unarmcd would end in mere assaults aud
batteries likely TO result IN homicidcs when deadly
V eapOns gre present" II would unquestiOnaby con-
duc 10 the safety Of human life and 10 the peace and
good order II society II the practice Of carrying deadly
woapo.s the person should be restrained by pcpa
statute In relation 10 the class of weapons known as
snng shot handy billys sand bags and metallic
Llucilef no sound can be urged against pro
yiding that thcir manufacture or sale, ald Carrying
lhcn with intent 70 them upon tie person OF
aIOher. should De made felony. Their Use Always
endangeTs md Is often fetal 20 lunGn lie, ana Inc
Carrying with design 70 use tlom indicates f.oniOus
intention
OFTEGsis5 AGAINST PROPERTY
continue 20 prevail carried under all the oustOfafy
forms Of robbery from the person. larceny, buTgarlf
forgery and arson but the gears record shows ox
ra0rdnary feature With the Increased discipline and
en- 0eency Of tie police force there occurs q sensible
milton Of fDnrglarios In ils connection IL IS prop
er 10 serve that Ia regard 10 burgllrcS and sneak
,ef rob- eries the citizens arc themselves not entirely
ialnoless Jy reference TO the annexed table Of IN
c. dental daep il wiz appear that during the year 12e5
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

! Arrests Tor ofonses Of all grades have during INC
year reached The number OF oee3, against 5i'5l oi
tie preceding yenr. Crimes Of violence toward the
Der On have increased In even greater ratio nH VIII a.
j : NJ. ..- =. ..-.-..I.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
HEALTH OP TUE FoHCE.

The sick time Of ls6i-5 VII. appear ny tue following
cOuparat.yC statement:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
FROM ALBANY.
THE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY.
STANDING oonGn21Trz1s.
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
ADJOURNMENT TO TUESDAY

The Notice OF bills in the AssctrbIy-sey.
ernI Important to Ncw.Yorh Ci,y-The
Eight-ssour System has n Champio n
-Bevoiation on the aosby-It Involves
the ladies Tho New Speaker - The
Hera,d's Defense Of Weed ana his
Friends.
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low the will of the people. If the vauntod LOYAL
League of Philadelphia not merely fails to declare
itself openly on the good side, and in opposition to
the infamous course of the President but through
its officers refuses to take such stand, Congress may
well say-"Phiadephia STANDS not at our back"
How should 1t know the temper Of Philadelphia,
indeed of any part of the East, II that East speak
not out strongly and boldlv like unto the Westl
Looking across this strange compllcation OF diti-
culhes, over this coun ry, rent and torn bv strife
and dissenson, over the respective positions OF Pre-
sident Cor gress, and people, can think of naught
unto which TO liken them save beleaguered Fortress
with night closed down, the besleg1ng armies en-
csmped around its walls, IT'S sentries pacing to and
fro on its pnrapet alert and watchful.
As the hOms are Marked the sentries call across
from po'nt to point, ALPS well als well % as the
night wears on to morning
So, Copg1ess- thank God for such a Congress =
stiIg IN Washington, assaied bv cruel, tteache-
rOus merclcss foe, warts anxiously for its sem
tries the States, the people OF the States to speax
hsten-I hear CONGRESS nc last cry its wntchword,
Universal suffrage and universal justice; and as
State after State receives and adopts IT, hear the
cry sound from point TO pont-from State to State
from Name to Ca iiornla-from the golden shores
back to the stormy Atanc, "Al well all's we'll 20
On! great country; tiny light crowns Apollo; the
morning light dawus; the nations nlest; the smile
of God Illumines thee, and all is well
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How They May be Rectified.
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CHOLERA.

The attention OF the Public is called to the fact
that Epidemic Cholera has no premonitory symp-
toms. The Diarrbea, which is supposed to be its
fororunner is the disease itself in its first STAGE and
is verv tractable. II should, however be noticed
that this Dlarrhea Looseness is frequently unat-
tended by pain or uneasiness, and fatal delay has
often occurred from the notion that Cholera must be
attended with Cramps. In the early stage there is
often no Gripping or Cramps and 1t is at this period
that the disease be most easily arrested by the
use of proper preventive, which is offered in
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MISTAKES OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
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Status of the Freedman.
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BIOKRENE.
+ OR EXPERIMENTATION.

+ OR EXPERIMENTATION.
STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation Is unequared as rejuvenator and
The fee6'e, the aged aud ali those who have in any
application, win fno the 6iokrene g be what its
Shattered constitution win also mpart to the feelings
the briskness and energy Which belong TO youth,
bed in its functions this superb preparation win remove
BioKRENE cures General Debility Impotency, Ner-
yous lncapsGy' DyspeRsie Depresslon Loss Of Appe-
tion, Ennul 1t has a most deightiui desirable, a1d
novel effect upon the nervous system and al who are IN
advised TO seek ure In this most excellent and uu-
BIoKRENE The Feeble, the Lauguid, the Despair
fg The Oid should give this valuable discover trali
0T nf fas PEFpob preuaraon Invaluable in nor
wasted strength with wonderful permauence:
sa with nth the drst dose brief persisence in It's use
wall Ienoyate the stomach to degree of perfect health
One Dollar Der bottle or six bottles for S. Sold by
dressing hUITCHiNGs a1LIYER Propretors,
No 2S DEY Street, New York
JOHNSON "A HOLLOWAY j IOWA 4 &S} So}owDEN, +
No ~ North SIXTH Street.
DY0iT d. CO.,
4 10 thstu rp No 2S2 N SECOND ST.
. ALE OF PUBLIC oPERTY,
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND COURAGE,
NEW YORK, May IL, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Depot of
Armv 'lOthinR ana FquiOage, corner or LA(GHr
and WAS HINGTON Streets New York city, on
FRIDAY. June LIST next, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ as folows:- r ~
10000 Spades new.
1000 ShOvels, new.
00O0 Pickaxes, new.
10000 Picka xe. Handles, new.
These goods are from the best manufacturers, and
are IN the original packages il. VI
Samples of the above articles can be seen at the
depot and further information obtained
Terms-C Cash In Government funds, Ten per
cent down, and the balance before the eoods are
taken from the depot, which must be within three
days of sale, under feiture of the goods and ten
Brevet Brig General d H. VINTON,
6199t ID. O. M General u s. A.