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L @ u O r ..
AMONGST WHICH ARK
I Pipes Fine Brandy,
Hennesey, Otard, DuPey & CO.,
Pinto Castillon; vintage, lS49, '52, and 81
81 United Vineyard; PrOprietOrs; 1850,
I Rochelle,
Puncheons best Irish and Scotch
Whisky,
3 ! Pipes Jamaica Rum,
I Pipes n. +.
IS I casks Sherry and Port Wine, all
grades,
casks pure Malaga Wine,
Pipes pure Holland Gin,
IS boxes st. Marceaux Champagne,
80 Cabinet
IS Heidsick
I0E bowo9 Clarof varv fna
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QUARrERMAsrER GEsERAL's OFFIcK,J
f1RsT DIVISION.
WASH NGTOS, ID. Z. rem. 20 i.no. ID,
GALE Of STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMl'S

GALE Of STEAM BOILER, FORCE PCMl'S,
- WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS, &c., comprising
THE WATER-WORKS AT GItSBORO, d. G.
Bv order Of the QusrermasteI General there VIII I've ton
on the premises Public Auction, under the direction Of
Captain George I. Browning, A. . M, on Ibt hSpAl
Apri D. 1866 IL O'Clock the following descfioeu PuppC
property, to wit; =.
ONE STEAM BOILER 80 fee, long and feet 10 dsmeter,
with inch fues made Of 4inch boiler IRON
with all the necessary eppurenaDces, including castlro
front gauge cocks globe valves feed pump ana
hood steam gauge AshcrOs patent gratebars pipe pgss
reducing pieces, &C.. oil IN good order. 49, - . -
TWO WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No D.
I8nch cylinder gnch stroke IS horse power esc and esc
capable Of pumping and forcing 10000 gallons OF water Per
dsy Connected with them the requisite valves glands
couplings bends elbows doubevave OIL cups ee' These
Pumps are comparatively and in complete working
order. - .,,,,.
s 1872 feet 6.iDch cast iron Water Pipe.
~ ZOO feet 3nch cast iron Water Pipe.
800 feet pinch wrought-iron Water Pipe
54 feet li-inch castiroD Water Pipe.
2O10 feet Il inch castirOn Water Pipe
600 feet l.inch castirOn Water Pipe.
600 feet i.inch castirOn Water Pipe
THIPTY.ONE CASTIROS FIRE PLUGS fAyress pat
anti with all the necessary connections such Is bends
stop cocks elbows foufwsy pieces &C., al in excellent con
di,ion together with
ALL THE TOOLS &c, required for making alterations
and repairs pipe such ppecutting mscnes tap
and dies pyers, crabs drills punches csnking toob &C.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before the hrs
Qs,) day OF May next
boat Tor Giesboro' will leave the Sythr wharf ever,
hour during the day OF sale.
Apv further Information thst may be desired will be gvei
upon application person by letter, TO Capt George
Browning A. q NJ. Giesboro, d. G., or az this ONCE.
JAMES A. EKlS Bvt. Brig Gen, in charge
First Division, O NJ G. o.
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QuARTERsAsTKR. GENERALS OFricy,
FIRST Division WARRINGTON. u. C., Feb. y, 1896.
GALE of MANURE.-Will be sold at the
Cavalry Depot Giesboro ID. c. large quantity OF stock
vsrd NANCRE which will be delivered purchasers the
ground or in bar boats TO be provided by them az forty
40 cent. pr cubic card Tive boats according TO
siz-) can be loaded per DIV.
Terms-Cesh. IN Government fGrds
BY order o. the OuafteTrnastsG-( General
JANIS A. khlN, Brevc Br :4i;t r.Oeneral,
Ia charge First Division q. NJ 6. o.
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Hmnsements.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mansse r..............WM WHEATLEf
(THs ESTABLISHMENT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HERALD)
FOURTH WEEK
Of the eifted and charming young Coincidence,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
who will appear THIS EVENING for the
THIRD TINE DURING THE PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
In her celebrated role Of
MARIE,
the interesting drama translated adapted expressly Tor
Mis- Mitchell by the author OF fanchon. called the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
Or. The MOTHERS PRAYER,
produced with ..,,.,
BEAUTIFUL Scenery, ELEGANT COSTUMES;
RICH APPOINTllENTs AND 4 FULL CHORUS
Mr. J. w. Collier, J. @. Burnett, d. Ration, +. Lamb
first appearance in years. 4. B Holmes, w. H. Dan.
vrrs T. Barry. Nee Nolan Renle &c, &C.. Misses mary
Wells Maeder. H. Chapman, Everett WhtIocs &c, &e'' IN
the cast
Actist-THE PRAYER
Act2d-THE TRIUMPH
Act Jd-TuE ABDUCTION
ACT 4th-- DESPAIR.
Act 5tl-EAPp
Admission, IS Reserved Seats, "a
Cbuifs : 80. Seats in Dress Circle Private ~
Family Circle tentrdnce Crosby--l, 80 con. .'a,e
Boxes, -, 10, 10.
Seats secured sir days In advance
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WA.BISGroS D. c, March 6, &c.
GALE of SERNICEABLE and DAMAGED
y HOSPITAL PROPERTY. VIII be sold at pablo anc-
ton on TURSDAYthe 18th day Of March inst st TO- coch
a. H. Of judiciary Square Warehouse back OF City iAl m
his inv sr quantity Of servlceab and damaged hospital
properly primo pay consisting Of Hair Me;'esses aud o"
blankets Sheets, Drawers shirts, Muskeo Nets counter
psne. Slippers Socks. Towels. Gowns, Lanterns Plates
Bowls Mugs Tin Ware. Knives and Fork, Spoons. &c
oy.est hours allowed 70 puichssers TO remove property
Tefms cash. u Government flnds
CiiAs. SUTHERLAND.
C. w ROTF1FR. Auci. Surgeon T.. :. \, Med Pu'.
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BENEFIT
Of the
DESTITUTE CHILDREN

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS or rHE WAR.
Nh EDWIN BOOTH. the distinguished tragedian VIII
Immediately preceding the close Of bis present esag nen'
give A mafiuer az tie WINTER GARDEN ON the Ath OF
Mar D. M for the benefit Of the institution IN fhycsn
for the support of the destitute chi dren Of the soldiers ana
sailor. no have been killed in recent struggle Tor the
Union The play will be ia VIII oh Mr. Booth has not aP
r.d durg the present As the proceeds viii Dr. de-
voted aid the ladies' OF the institution IN the eno 70 IN
their building that they may NEE, the ncessant de-
ands made upon them for the support oil the orpsns oil tue
brave who have fallen upon the battle held ana the oceen
.piiit e,ncng their of this natural obligation, ,
Mrs. CHARLES 7. DAILY, Nice-Presideut.
Mrs. DAVID IloYr. Secretary. 49, -
seats may be secured the boxoce of the Winter Gar
Ian, .fH HALL. mu.c
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GENERALS OFFICE !
FIRST DIVISION NAsHISGToy. ID. C., Feb. ~ ltto
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL
cANAInY nFPnT- GIEsR b. {

CAVALRY DEPOT GIESBORO. d. c
Nv order of the Quartcnaser General taee viii be sold
Cant George r. Browlins A. g ". ca NEDNEsDAl
Apr l. 1860 T. o'clock the following described pub
"' t0SE N STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL
frame with massive granite loundaonl 40 By ~ ect WIN
coal hay and engine houses attached al con trncted Of he
very material and m the most substauila manner
Also time and pace the uisc hinery aud app-
ONF M ENflNr OF l0lHORSE POWER
with cylinder twenty-five t22 ncaes diameter andtweny
four T. inches stroke upon heavy cast non bedp az"
with cold and hot pumps and heater, and clsiron
yyvhe, with driving pulley OF the same instcrai ten ilo)
feet in diameter and weuyoaT !i 1cles face with Jud'
TWG l2) BOILERS. or eOHORsE POWER EACH,
made the hcs boiler i1Or tvsNternis Slol Of an men
ia thickness five l feet ia diameter and fourteen ll iret
i've t inches in lengths each boiler containing seventy SIX
5 welded ues each three go md one fourth ~ inches
TEN dol PAIRS or REED's PATENT BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY go INCHES SpRlNG MILLS,
constr OF solid French burr utone aud st in heavy
wellbsanced mes, with hay Cutters elevators and con-
veyer utce. TO cu and handle the hay, grain, and pre-
pared feed on the economical and laborsaviuF plan
The shaft L. finished gh, ir0u and the pueys Of cast
iron ced and balanced with hangers and boxes sufficient
drive (Ol pairs Of burr Sc he mau living belt oil
four a. pv rubber. and tweu'yfour 2s inches wide The
belts fr driving tie mills, So, are o. tue bet oakanned'
patent stretched Father.
The Engine Boilers Machinery and Fixtures Of every de-
sc!puon OF the very best materials ana
and s;i in excellent condition and me working Gia' the
mill having been ia opef tiou only about fifteen 'Donih'
II deemed advisable 10y the AGENT Of the Government on
the day Of sale, the buildings " 20 be sold separately
Terms: Casb. in GOyerrm- mt funds.
Purchasers viii be- required 10 remove the properly oi9e
tie hst Is day of May unless otherwise arranged by
the owner OF the grounds. -
boat for Gesboro VIII leave tie SNti street "heI every
hour during the day OF sale. ,,,.-
Apv further information thst may be desired will be given
upon sppaion IN person bv letter. 70 Captain HrolDh
Il BROWNING A. q W. 'iei Ist 9 20 TX TK SS's
Bvt Brig Gen. in charge ff,t Division @ NJ G. o.
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OuARTEENAsIER GENERALS OFFICE. J


(
WARRINGTON =. C., February, ~ 1890.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES, FENCING. WHARNES, &C: ut GlES'
.od on he rremi.e a. public auction under the d.
recon Of Captain George T. BIownins 4 q NJ c'mnenc!ns
on MONDAY April ?. 1855, at 10 clock ami continuing
from the each day thereafter except NtDN,,
DAY aud THURSDAY ApFi and On which days TIE Ai
aud Water Works viii be Sold un ihr wAoe snaI nav
been disposed Of the following described pubic property 70
Eleven IN OFFICES Gsme) 2sxllo two .toe.) IGs1O
1888 two 2xe0 two store,) lGSl8 chen 3D. dining i0x
I6 l2x32 l5x &c, two 26x2e and 2aH7S ,rrns 49,,
sevehyfour lexl8 fourteen 214 and one, lexlo with 'hed
F~n no, DWELLINGS tframel; 23z5O two stories with
back bnidnss 2132l four lO124 1880 l6x3 6x2a with
wing ex7 and kieheus ADJOINING; ssl2 aud 1o lo11o
Iyi,h wing lO1lsl 24Y2s with shed al oiuiue !51iOl
Nine q, MESS HOUSES tfsmeii 2ezieo two stories,
l5160 twin WING l6H2og 26Hl4l wo sone. I1iSo VIII
SSI4G -
SIX 2SI6 lix32 and l312s with shed adjoining
One Q) HOSPITAL STABLE trarae) with $40 lneal
One u ISSUING STABLE trame) with 1912 hneal feet
Tweaiy eco, BUILDINGS ame 2a13. 2sIss asi2 Io1
81 I5r65 lOxl6 four l6a50 iour sI22 26x4S 2S1l4O 1
$4,000, 2ox25, and l11l'.
hiry.,wo (:t2l WATER TANKS. tzle. two fee, deep
Seventy eight (78 MANGkEs 31l6 three sndahah feet
Twenty t2o OUTHOUsEs
One Qi HAY SIZED. ll2HjlR.
Tire o. WHARyEs: one 40Isl square feet, one H. 1863
feet, ana one zfOou square i''ts
FENCING 1880 ireal iret
One % STORkHOUSE tfrsmel, 52Il5o. -
Two BLACKSMITHS SHOPS tfTaLneli %IlOO and OK
16O. - - -
One On ENGINE HOUSE, l7Is2.
The buildings will be sold snsy and must be removed with
in fifteen day.
The building. will be taken down At the Of pnr'
rbsser; but the Lumber viii II desired be delivered by the
Government free Of charge for transportation On the dePo'
wharf.
Terms: Cash Ia Government funds.
boat Giesboro WI leave tie sixth street wharf every
hour during the dby Of sale.
For further inior,nson apply, in person or by letter 70
Cap,siu (;FO T. BROWNING, 4. q NJ. Gicsboio, d. C.,
or 10 tLis Office JAMES. A. EKlN,
Brevet Bngsder- General IN charge
Fret Division, q. NJ. g. o.
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Professional Notices.

nR. LARMONT, No. 173 BROADWAY
~ Treatment from u O'clock. Medical Adyiscr and
Marriage Guide" : 50. sold by T. WARNER Nesey-st
nR. WM. EARLs WORK of 2iO Pages on
~ Piles Structure and Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Viz
GERS &c Price ~ Mailed iGee 10 any part Address
No II " hitest. New YORK.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
- care OF EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
-Specialty: The obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic
Xi.csra Hernia lemohoids Naricocee fsius and sric-
tur- Oacc hours to 10 3 AID to evening" si
No ~ Fith-Aye.
wv {. HUSSEY,
w. MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN
No. - East Tweth-st, corner Fouri-ave
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iDcooina CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Full.
n ton WEDDING CARDS and STATIONERY
Vstsbhsbsd lslal
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Amnsements.

At1ttstntet1ts.
EOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER.
Sole Director and Manager..............G. L. FUN
this EsrABLrsHxEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN The
NEW YORK HKRALD)
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
and sATUR Thf A AEW eonIs Pss;sAroMIME
JACK AID GILL
WENT UP THE HILL, ou,,
By g. Z. FOX, who appears
'''' -''A'''' y ~ ccooaUMBINE, Mile. HAsHNErTE.
W II vy,, TWO 6, oTH Y ! gIESEfI uEsrAYER
SEATS l ' sEcGREp one WEEK IN ADVANCE
broadway THEATER-Begins7f II.
- WHEN You WEAR 1T. THlNK OF NE
Delightful and brilliant hit Of ths gIest Comedian
IN VICTIMS and FORTY WlNlls.
which attract the greatest and most brilliant aadiencc
VICTIMS ..,,,,,
9sRu AoqncT H. :a ro1 19 oHsu E. L.
nelly Miss Celia Logan, Miss j. Tyson, Mrs A. Hind MIS-
H. Bland, and others
IL conclude F6R wNKs the screaming
HoRATlo sPRuGGINs.., JOIN iTS,P i OVENS.
Afternoon performance Of VICTIMS SATURDAY, COM
mencing at u, ard closing 81. Admission oOc.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Manigeress. Mrs JOHN WOO
Stage Manager L. sbL"A
tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT pogs ADVERTISE ~ the
NETWORK BEALD)
LAST NIGHTS! LAST NIGHTS!
Of the e1rayagint original burlesgue, entitled
CINDERELLA + Ia coMARE
CINDERELLA LA COMARE.
CINDERELLA La COMARE!!!
. HARMONIOUS SONGS,
AND powerful cast, including 1,,,nr,,,,
M ~ G J9nS MF1SVWV;f
RECEIVED NIGHTLY WITH SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
aud "A' GE Is; 2fls' HNb COMPLETE SUCCESS
bnt must shortly be withdrawn on account Of previous
arrangements. for the production q
OTHER NOVELTIES.
EVERY EVENING. EXCEPT FRIDAY.
previous which for the fret time, tile domestic dfama'
DOING FOR THE BEsT.
DICk STUBS. .....Nr. GEORGE FANCETT ROWE
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH u.
BENEBIT OF MISS KATE NEWTON
"lRELAND AS 1T WAS"
'"' O''''' civ M0 iT'si;' EVENING. March 10,
BESEFIr OF Mr. J. II. STODDARD.
IN active preparation in style OF agniicr and with
Of surprising any previous efforts at thi'
theatre,
A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Doors open at II O'Clock curtain nses Ut u.
i''secured three days in advance.
WINTER GARDEN:
this ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN
THE NEW YORK HERALD)
Mr. Stuart beg. o announce for
THIS (WEDNEsDAN AFTERNOON, March IL,
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE,
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE,
'''' 'D'H'S - MIR EDWIN BOOTH
appearing in o
T Tw9
Of ls grand roles
DRAMA and .o,,,,
a, RIY BIAS,
RUY BIAS,
in Victor Huro's play Of that title. 49,
Princess Miss iuh seiho
Don ~aIste thhIts btlI"
And Mr. Booth will also appeal for the hrsI time TINS season
PFTRUCHIO.
| In Shakespear,'s delightful Comedy Of
KATHARINE AND PETRCClllO.
Katharine. VIM Nlnte
| tfier AZ this Theaisf.l
| EVENING PERFORMANCE,
Commencing AZ Il. - .
| THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, March "a,
BENEFIT OF
MRS. MARIE WILKINS.
on which occasion will be presented Sheridan knowess cell
THE LOVE CHASE
MR.. Marie widow Gree
| (llrr nrst appearance In New-fork) - .
Mr.. j. III. " huid az
| AIR. John Dya S W III
| THURSDAY EVENING EDWIN BOOTH
|
| RlCHELlEU,
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES;
Y,.d g. Winston, Sam1 T.. Sprouls Henry A. Sniythe,
John V. L. Pruyn. Sam'l NJ Cornell "iiiam v nady
William Moore, Lueius Robinson, w. T.. Dodge
Robt. II. McCurdy, w Smith Brown george D. 'ot'
Ia.c O. Pearson, Richard Patrick, VIM. X. Strong,
u.,,in Ba,e, VIM H. Pophan, WIN. NJ Vernilye.
,vu,.,, g.tt, WIN. A. Hare John y. Develin
IohrP Y.Iyerton, Exra WHISTLER Wellington Clspp
John wadsworth, seymr l.. Hustled Aionro Chd'
.i,,.d Fdwsrls samT d. Bobcock Henry f. Davies,
John NJ. Stuart, Alex. W. Bradford H. A. mcoW'y'
o,;v., n. Palmer. David Hosdley Francis skiddy.
RICHARD A. McCURDY. Viee-Presideut
,.,.. (ISAAC ABBArT.
Secre'ne' iTHEO. w. MORRIS.
Actnary. SHEPPARD ROMANS.
Cashier FRED. NJ WINSTON.
(MINTURN POST, MD.
Medical Examiners ISAAC L. KIP, NJ d.
CIVILIAN BELTS. LII. D.,
conn.el Hon LUCIUS ROBINSON,
(Hon. A. W. BRADFORD.
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eros, assets Feb. l. 1861, Il, sbove......S'SS'2'8S 81
n B.-The TO reiusure outstanding policies and
additions - 800 ss6 03) above. includes margin o
900 above the values. at per cent utter
"a, 90 that the total undivided surplus exceeds 100000
Claims unpaid. not W
POLICY AND RISK ACCOUNT.
Policies in force Feb. I8e5..l 1871 nsuring $'2ols<2o
Total issued in the year 1855 1900. lnsuriDs. 339%s1'
In force Feb 1866 IS 1g7. lnsurins b5fls1
have carefully examined the foregoing statement and be-
LEV. the same to be correct.
SHEPPARD HOMANs.
Actuary.
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i y .
o,7ypa Ix7w,

MOSES; On, ISRAEL ~ Eofri,,
Founded on lngraham's sacred WORK, caiieo
THE PILLAR OF flkt ,.,,o,ur
THE GORGEOUS SCENERY, COSTUMES ana ArFOA'i'
MENrS. -
THE MOVING PANORAMA OF THE NILE2s
folicitousy representing the great EGYPTIAN hIIth uh
aer the vsous lights Of the Sun. Moon, and Iwilsnt
THE GRAND SCRlPTURAL TABLEAoA,
CROSSING THE RED SEA ..,,,
DESTRUCTION OF PHARAOH AND HIS HOSTS,
TRIUMPH OF ISRAEL,
PERFECTION OF ARTISTIC AND MECHANICAL
SKILL.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON. Extemporsneous singer
Admission 30 cents Children under ten - cents; -
ST PATRICK'S DAY, SATURDAY MAhGu ~,
EXTRA PERFORMANCES. DAY AND EFENIND.
DRADY's GALLERY-OpeD Day and Even
I'D ing FOR ONE WEEK.
No RS Broadway. corner OF Trnthst.
FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
GRAND EXHIBITION
Of an entirely new and attractive COLLECTION OF
WAR VIEWS AND
PORTRAITS OF REPRESENTATIVE MEN.
The collection comprises than 2@0 pictures several
specimen copies have Just been placed on
exhibition as above.
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Sales bn Caution.
MoRRls WILKINS. Auctiooeer.
PApI.E VACANT LOTS on TIL

hESIRABLE VACANT BOlS on lnru ana
~ Eghtb-sves., and Eishty seyenh.t, with Wa,eT
Front T. II. LUDLOW 4 Go. winsELLst AUCTION. on
THURSDAY March Is 1906 at 10 O'clock 1t the Exchange
SAl.sooln No III RfosdWay. New YORK:
THIRD AVE-Three Lots. west eide Tlnrdave., 30 feet
10 inches south One hundred and thirteenth eacn
25.22xl00 feet. n,, an
ElGHTiE AVF-Three Lots, east side Of Eghthave.' ~
feet n inches south from one sevenhst
FIGHT. SEVENTH ST. sht Lots and one Gore north
side of seventh H.. commencing 100 feet east
Avenue each Is feet by 100 inches Gore Lot 10
feet front 20 m feet inches in Depth together
with the valuable Water Front on the East River =,
Maps &C. may be he'd at tie Aucuoneefs once NO .
Pine st, Ncw-Nok.
QuARrxRMAsrrR's OryIcH, NV YoRE Mareh g. 1866
JOHN II. DRAPER d Co., Auciloneers-
~ VIII SELL without to the highest bidder al me
Erie Basin Brooklyn URSnAY. Msrh n .t u CLOCK
a m. the following named GOVERNMENT sIEAMthS-
20 wit o,o,.
ILLINOIS. side-whetl. .........s'''''' ~ tNns
EMPIRE CITY, si3-wieei.......s..s.l 'sol tuis
MCCLELLAN. side, heel ...-... ....'s'l'OV5 tuns
THOMAS COLLGEf, side-wbeeI..... $40 ,uns
JOHN RICE. propcl er,....... .''s.'.,. .oI tuhs a.
All vessels with the exception OF the tft are iny
equipped and ready for immediate service me 4h""G,
Collier is Admiralty adapted for service Oh the Souhu ana
Rivers. , -
N Government funds. ,.,,,,n . =,
Also vii be- SOLD az the time, the BOILER o. the
steamer Harriet 4. eec, and SdAtIINtf Nc o. the
s,ss-,er Dei,va-e STEWART VAN NLElE
Breyet M8,0rGeuelal and q. NJ
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OR-IcE OF 4. q. NJ. WusISGroS, DEL-, Feb II, 1856
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
~ Nj LES-A good and seivoesble. VIII be sold P b.
Lie AUCTION At Wilmington, Del, every FRIDAY dur
ing the month OF March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention Of purchaser, Is invited TO the Tact
that these mules large well paired aud IN excellent con-
diiion being the supu. mules OF ashingOn Depot
Animals sold siusly.
Sales 10 commence at 10 a. m
Terms-Ca.h m United States currency.
By order OF Brevet Brig. Gen. JAMES 4. EKiN,
In charge First Division .. VI. g. q.
{. II. GALLAGHER Capt and A. q. NJ
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i FISCHER the best aud mos; able fiaos sis V.l
strung Agafe and al Improvements Nos "a - 80 ~
2sg Twenty Eighth ct, near smith ave-
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RYANT's-MECHANICS HALL,
ID No. AZ Broadway above Ggaudst
Cru.ltv 20 Johnny Power Of Music
'''''' i LITTLE MAC As THE MONEY;
Ia sonsmbnla The Hcnon BToth,rs.
TIE LADY OF THE LIONS.
Messrs. Reed. seymour Emrn"tt, Prerd rgest, Hogan
Morrison savorI Fowler Garstsgui Clarendon. Grier
LITTLE MAC, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT.
Parnnet - cents; Family Circle 80 cents Commence 81 ~
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY, between spring and Prinoe-.ts
(THIs Establishment DOES SoT ADVERTISE II THE
NETWORK HERALD :,
THE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE HhhEAri
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N THEATRE FRANCAfS.
THURSDAY. March IS. at O'clock
BENEPIP OF MME. LARMEr,
Les AMOURS MAUDlTS.
Come in four acts translated from the RUSSIAN
TEeater, and adapted by +. DngDe. .
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Overture (ueyyl by SiZn0T Rsb0ti.
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WEDNESDAY MARCH H. Open at 'l2t. Begins at H.
MATINEE. tstnlND, ,,,.u
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EVENING, Open at I; Begins at IT.
The Youthful and lifted Actress
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snppored By Mr. BARTON HILL aud superior company,
viii appear on both occasions.
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EVENING.
For the first time in New York
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Continually OVERLOOKING andencs prior TO tie time Of con-
mencement, render. Il desirable tiat
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

(IHs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
sBw-YORK HERALD.)
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Drintlng.
Jnstrurtlon.

D)YS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Stamford,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

S9 The Indianapolis Journa, saws the
Fincennes Railroad is placed beyond a
peradventure. Whether it means BY
that, that the road is dead in the she'll.
or that its completion is fOregous con.
clusion, We are entirely ignorant. Then
there is another new road to be buil,
instanter, the Goshen, Kosciusko and
Peru Road, intending to connect the ci,
ties of Goshen and Peru, ria Warsaw.
In a few years, says the Journal, pro-
phetically, Indiana will be traversed by
the Dsnville Road, the Vincennes Road,
the Martinsville and Terre Hsute Road
the Goshen Road, and one or two others
now in contemplation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-22

SoLDIER's HoNE.-We learn from the
Indianapolis Journal, that the Commit.
tee appointed by the Soldiers Homs
Association to visit the Jeffersonville
General Hospital and see what arrange
ment could be effected with the owners
of the realty for the purchase of the
ground ora further extension of the
lease have returned, bat the result Of
their visit has not transpired. Gov.
Baker, Gen. Grose, and Joseph J. Irwin,
Of Columbus, made the visitation. The
Secretary1of War has detailed a Quar-.
termaster to effect the transfer to Gov,
Baker on behalf Of the State, and in a
few days at most, the institution win be-
come the property of Indiana.
As the people of the State are aware,
it is the desire of the voluntary associaI
ton, known as the Indiana Soldiers
and Seamen's Home" to take hold Of
the hospital for one year at least, and
open a homefor the disabled, under their
perintendence. It is not designed
that the Home shall be State institu-
ton, bat it is to be sustained entirely by
private bensvolencs. The experiment
viii then haze been tried, and upon its
results, the next Legislature can base
intelligent action.