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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
DELAWARE GONE DEMOCRATIC
Democratic Congressman Elected
in New Fork.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The election returns indi-
ate Republican victories in most of the States.
Fentou s majority is estimated at about 5000.
For register, Gen. Chas G. Halpine is elected
W nearly 10000 majority.
The vote in this city, On calling State eonYen-
ion, is 900 against it.
The Republicans gain largely throughout Michi- |
gan and New Jersey,
Delaware has gone Democratic by about 1000
majority
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The Balletin says
Newell, Republican, has been defeated for Con
grass il the second district by FIVE hundred ma
icyity.
ID "a ENG o u RI E HA cr 41
Railway Train Thrown OFF the
Track by Robbers.
EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE OAR BURNED.
PASSENGERS P PLUNDERED
Engineer Hurt->;Passengers Escape
injury.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

T Fl f E l. E @ L 1 o N S.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

Railway Train Thrown off the
Track by Robbers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
coMMITTEE OF HlNGHMENTs ::

Mrs, Huger, Miss Morgan, Mrs. Karl Kohn, Mrs
Brousseau, Mrs. seixas, Mls. Bayne, Mrs. Hen
ming, Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. john Watt Mrs. NJ. Mus
son, Mrs, Boudousquie, Mrs. Gcneris and others,
This closed the business of the meeting.
1t was announced that the ladies' branch of the
association will meet at the Lyceum Hall on We'd
nesday evening next, at o'clock, and that the
bazaar viii be opened on the 18th February next.
The meeting then adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

The King of Italy Entered Venice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

ID n REN G o TR "a c+ E
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MISCELLANEOUS JoTTINGs.

"A DoG-MA-A female canine with pups.
Ladies are affecting colored kids for full
Dress especially lavender, mauve, and yellow.
-Artemus Ward is said to have cleared S5O,OOO
by his books and lectures.
-Maximilian has ordered the building of
garden near his palace at cost of $l2O,O0O.
The farmers at Raleigh, N. c., have begun
to plough.
Mrs. R. E. Lee sold her farm near Warren
Ton, Va, 800 acres, at $40 per acre.
The Reno, Oil Creek and Pithole Railroad
is now open to Oil Creek, Pa.
The Bank at Liberty, Missouri, has been
robbed of $72, 900 by a party OF bushwackers.
The InteRligencer advocates the establish
ment of United States Service Club in Wash
ington.
M. Troyon's collection of one hundred and
fifty pictures has just been sold at Paris for
9l5,090.
"A hoy in the English county of Sussex has
died Of hydrophia from the neglected bite OF q
rat.
&C. H. Dupont has been appointed Chief JUS
tice of Florida, and A. L. Maxwell and J. NJ.
Baxter associates.
Both branches of the Legislature of Virginia
bave passed the bill appropriating $1,000 for the
relief OF the University of that State.
Hon. r. s. Field, Judge of the United States
Court delivered an eulogy on Abraham Lincoln,
before the New Jersey Legislature, on the l2th
-G6ner2l 6Vepnen EulOJL, VINO uelenueu tOCb
Sumter, Is now assistant agent OF transportation
on the Augusta branch of the South Carolina
Railroad.
Since Bancrofts Grafton the Austrian Minis
ter has declined an introduction to him, and Sir
Frederick Bruce has declined to attend dinner
party where Mr.. Bancroft was invited.
--Grisi and Mario, it is said, both wish to
revisit this country. Grisi Is still singing n the
English provinces in concerts, and her voice is
yet in wonderful preservation.
English papers confirm the report that Pic
colomni is dangerously i'll with a malady Of the
spine. Her medical advisers do not believe she
can survive many weeks.
Mr.. BouCicault is in Paris experimenting
the scenery and mechanism OF ArTdh Pogus,
translation of which Is in rehearsal at one oil
the Boulevard theatres.
The reports of the ravsges of the smallpox
In Buffalo, N. Y. have been exaggerated. There
have not been over two hundred cases, instead
of two thousand, at one time, and the disease Is
now on the decrease. .s
New Orleans now has population larger by
sixty thousand than ever before; Galveston and
other Texan cities are full to overhowing; and
the same is said of Memphis, Mobile Montgo
merry, Atlanta, and all the towns of the South
west.
Beer which few years since was little
known in France, except on the Rhine Il
now coming into general use in that country
Cellars have been constructed in several depart
ments in France for the preservation of beel
similar to those in Bavaria.
1t is announced that NJ. Albert, formerly
member of the Provisional Government OF the
French Republic, 10 to start for the United
States in April, in order to present 10 Mrs. Lin
coin the gold medal struck in France in com
| memoration of her husband.
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1 means nothing, seems TO be, and may bo, the

means nothing, seems TO be, and may be, the
burden Of Druid song:-
E Hai deuacn- Haste, lot us come,
Ho deut0n--H0i Let us como,
TIT Dyre, dgre deuDn-Move on, move on,
.s. Let us come, and so forth.
A yearning for the time.beating dance shows
Itself In the case of the old Welsh staffminstrel,
who recited poems In the halls of the great, and
beat time with his staff. So the Tonga men In
the "Lave"-a kind of danceless singing
time with clapping or motor Of the hands;
and i Is noteworthy that, by the side OF the dra-
matte war-dances, the Tonga men have two
kinds of danceless singing-the "Lave,n and
also the "Hive'-without even clapping OF
hands. Thus we may believe that the poem for
the circle and the poem for the bench such as
that OF our coupleis, and the Welsh "Cywydd,
might have kept their place in Greece or Britain
at the same time, .oI
In a future article there may be more to add
with regard to the "Rarioca of Old Poetry
with special reference to that succession OF
Christian, Latin, and Greek poets who, for seve'
raj hundred years, on the decline of the Roman
Empire and the wide diffusion OF Christianity,
took up Cody themes, immortslzing the saints
in their songs, and exercising beatiac infu-
ence on their day and generation.-N T. Citizen.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
7 ARGE sGOVERNMENT SAILS OF OCEAN
IL AND RIVER sTEA MEkS lUGS, SCHOON.
ERS, FbRRY-BOATS, ETC .I'-.r.I, ~
OFTI0E CH1EB QUARTERAfABTER, \
military DIVISION OF rHE GULF

81
oFTIoE CHIEF QUARTERMA srrR, 4
MILITARY DIVISION OF rHE GULF !
- NEW ORLEANS, La, February 7, 1866.
The tollowlng-named vessels belonging TO tho
narteimastei's Department, United states Amy,
VIII be sod at Public Auction to the highest bidder
on the 18th day OF February 1866 at the Office OF the
Smei Quarermaster, Lafayette square, No. l1S
Steamship Crescent" registered 1919 tons. iron
vessel
Steamship "st. Mary" registered 1918 tons, iron
VesseL
steamship "Clinton," registered 1880 tons, iron
Steamship alabama" reaistered $50 tons.
steamship George Peabody" registered 1913
Steamship Convoy" !" registered 42b tons.
Steamship Planter" registered 800 tons.
propeller "Corlnthian." registered S96 tons.
Propel er Stanton" registered $50 tons.
Propeller Exact" registered 265 TONS
Propeller Porter" registered 4S3 tons
propeller "Huzzari registered 400 tons.
vessel
sldo.wheel towboat est Charles" registered sos
tons
side-wheel steamer ~. W. Hancock" registered
Sioe-wheel steamer "Diana" registered 100 tons.
,Side-wheel steamer "CoL haoomb," registered
Sde-wheel steamer Mustang" registered 17s
tons
stern.wheel steamer "AltamOnt" registered 29s
tons.
stern. wheel steamer emma [" registered 1S9 TONS
stern.wheel steamer Colonel Benedict" reg1s-
Wheel in recess steamer "Tamaulipas," registered
| 334 tt MS, IRON vessel.
wheslin recess steamer 'Matamoras," registered
334 tons IRON vessel.
Centre-wheel steamer Colonel ColburrU repjs.
| tered l25tons, large railroad ferry boat.
Ctnire.whee steamer General Ransom,o reRis
| tered 104 TONS large railroad ferrY-boat.
Centre-wheel steamer "kepper," roRistered 70
| tons, large railroad lerrY-boat
lug Perry" registered l55 tons.
Tug Jennie" registered IA tons.
Tug Cleveland" !" registered 81 tons
| Tug "Belle Darlington" registered 80 tons.
Schooner Electric" registered 147 tons.
| Schooner "H ID Adams" registered 112 tons.
Schooner "Scout," registered 126 TONS
Schooner "Unon," registered 98 tons.
Schooner "WnOna," registered III tons.
Schooner "ADnette," I" REGISTERED 1876 tons.
Schooner "nghlander," /" registered $40 tons
Model barge Colonel MuhQan,' registered 120
| tons.
Three (3l lighters.
One ~ hatboat.
Ten (10l small boats.
Three 49, barges.
Nine t9) yaws.
full description Of these vessels can be had on ap-
pcatlon at the Office Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
i. S. ALLEN, Assistant Quartermaster, TchoupItou-
las street, New Orleans, and most of them can be
| seen at this port or vicinity.
Jerms-I ash IN United states currency or audited
transportation Vouchers fifteen (15) per cent of the
purchase money to be paid on bidding of each boat
and the balance TO be paid within eight days there
| after.
BY order of the Quartermaster General.
| g. &. SAWTELLE,
| Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
| 1214t Military Division of the Gulf
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GALE OF sERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED
y HOSPITAL PROPERTY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, ID. D., FebruarY II, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, at the judiciary
Square Warehouses, Fifth and Il Streets, in this
city, on FRIDAY, the 23d of February, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, quantity OF serviceable and damaged Hospi
tai Bedding, Clothing, and Furniture. A large
quantity OF Hair Mattresses will be sold.
Terms-Cash in Government funds
Purchasers will be allowed torty.eight hours to
remove their property.
G. SUTHERLAND,
2194t Surgeon u. S. A. Medical Purveyor,
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GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE
y MEDICAL DEP ARrMENT OF THE ARMY


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb uary 0, 1866
required by the Medical Department, u. 8. Army,
OF March next and succeeding days, If necessary at
ciary Square, Fifth and Streets back OF The City
Hall.
The Medicines are in the ORIGINAL packages and
the attention of the trade is invited to this sale,
which will embrace the following principal artl-
cles viz. -
Ether, Sulphuric 500 lbs, Dover's Powder $50 lbs
Alcohol 800 bottles, Cod Liver OIL, 1000 bot.
Compound SPIRITS OF ties,
Ether, 500 lbs Camph0r Pills, 1000 doz,
Simple Cerate, 1000 lbs Compound CatharIicPills
ChlorofoI m, 500 Ibs., 5000 dozen,
Fluid Extract OF Buchu, OPIUM Pills, 1000 dozen,
$50 lbs, Iodine of Potassium, 200
Fluid Extract of Gin lbs,
chono 800 lbs, Rhubarb 800 lbs,
Fluid Extract of Ipecacu- Powdered Rhubarb, $50
anha, 260 lbs, lbs.
FLUID Extract Of Rhubarb Syrup of Squills. 800 lbs
$50 lbs, Compound Spirits of Law
Mass Hydrarg, $50 lbs, ender, 800 lbs,
Besides other articles.
Upwards OF sixty artlcies of the MdteriG lIedica
in lots similar to the above, will be offered tor
sale.
Catalogues containing complete list, with full
particulars, will be ready by the 17th inst
Terms Cash, IN Govern ment funds.
Five days will be allowed to purchasers in re-
moving their property.
G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon U. s. A, Medical PurveyOr.
. G. w. BOTELER, JR,
20Vt AuctiOneer.
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OF STEAMERS, WE WILL SELL STEAM
FERRY BOAT ."BALTIMOhE" STEAM PRO
PELLER THOMAS SWAMI" STEAM PRO-
PELLER CONGRESS" as 1oilows;-
The steam Ferry Boat "BALEIM0RE," side
wheel doubleend ferry boat Of 464 tons. Length on
deck over all, 1873 feet inches; BEAM 80 feet;
ALL 81 feet; depth of hold feet II inches has
low-pFessure beam engine, diameter of cylinder ~
inches; stroke Of piston feet draught, feet hull
well oBnd in chains, anchors, iasts, boats, and life
preservers; engine and boiler also IN perfect order
and now ready for service; with everything on
board that the law requires, having been Inspected
by q Government inspector during the last month
The steam propeller THOMAS SWAMI oil 800
length ON deck, 100 feet inches; beam, "a feet
inches; depth of lower hold, feet inchesj between
decks teet II inchesi draft feet inches; has one
direct aching low pressure englnei diameter OF cynn'
machinery, and hull all In perfect order, and well
found in anchors, chains, tools, boats. hfe-pre-
servers, etc, and everything the law requires, with
be ding, furniture, and cr0ckery, ana cooking uten-
sils nor twenty-four persons; now ready Tor sea
having been fitted up and inspected by a Govern
city for carrying $500 round barrels.
The Steam Propeller CONGRESS-" OF AZ tons
wooden hull, iron fastened; length on deck, 100
feet; beam rs feet inohesj depth OF lower hold, IL
inches. Built in 1893 has three masts, with fore
and att sails, in good order Hull, engine, and
boiler In perfect order, and we'll supplied with
anchors, CHAINS tools, boaIs, and hfe-preseFyers
Capacity for freight 1000 barrels having been fitted
up the last two months, with null complement OF
sons Now readY for sea, and inspected by Gov
ernment inspector IN the last two months,
ADRE0N & co,
221Tt Auotioneers.
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q LIE or IL A r N e S S.
y ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, February 81, 1865 I
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the United
States Government Warehouse, Hanover Street
Wharf, Philadelphia, Pa on WEDNESDAY,
February %, 1855, commen cling at 10 O'Clock A.
n, the following described HARNESS, viz =
7s9 SINGLE sets lead mule harness worn.
472 SINGLE Bels wheel.mu,e harness. worn.
AZ single sets lead-horse harness, good.
SO single sets wheel-horse harness, good.
so single sets lead-ambuance harness, good.
211 SINGLE sets wheel-amOuance harness, worn.
Terms OF sale--Cash IN Government funds.
BY order OF
Colonel WILLIAM W. MoKIM,
Chief Quart rmaster,
Philadelphia Depot
HENRY BOWMAN,
2216 Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
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2l9 At
PRoP AIS FOR soar

DROP AIS FOR SOAR
OFFICE SUPERVISING COMFY GULF SrATEs,)
No. 1873 JULIA Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La, February B, 1866.
until II O'Clock NJ. MONDAY, February 26, 1866, for
furnishing the Subsistence Department with
80 900 POUNDS GOOD HARD SOAP,
to te made only from good materials, free from
adulteraiion and unpleasant odor, to contain no
more than twenty-five per cent. of water, ard to pc
well dred before beng packed.
Samples of the Soap must be delivered with the
Proposals (wnch are required to be in duplicatel,
and must be IN neat boxes, tuy labelled, and not IN
paper parcels
The whole to be delivered on or before the 9Oth of
March, 1866
No bids will be received without guarantee from
two responsible parties the faithful fuifment Of
the contract If awarded.
1he packages TO be of White Pine and made neatly,
the cost of the same to be included in the price OF
the article, and each package to be marked with the
the person furnishing the article, and the date of
purchase.
A printed copy OF this advertisement must be at
tached to each bid, and the proposals must be spe
cifc in complying precisely with all the terms.
The Soap will be carefully inspected in such man.
neI as the Government may direct before being
cepted, and compared with the samples retained.
1t must be delivered free of draYage, to the CON-
missary Storehouse corner Thala and Ne y Levee
streets New Orleans, La, or at such place in this
CITY as may be required Dy the undersigned.
Payments to be made in Certificates Of Indebted
nets.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids offered.
The Proposals must be enclosed IN an envelope
sealed addressed to the un derslRned and endorsed
"Prol lOsals Tor Soap" ,,,,..
nj, nd
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~ANSeAOAOoAs
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrER,s
= STORES, STEAM ENGINE, TELEGRAPH
CHIEF oUARTERMA srER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
,,,r WAsHIEeToN, d. e., February -, 1866
OF Brevet Lieutenant CO oonel James Nj. Moore, A.
O. M, at Warehouse No. 3, on NEW YORK Avenue,
scn F. e. on SsSaasy g. S T 4
GfIfa Il M 'rsf soRE Ht e. G oaass
Bosefs, BSer' cSSsi cSsssis,
CSuldrons, Haichets,
Kettles, Hammers,
Pans, SAWS,
Stoves, wheeIbarrows,
shovels, Grndstones,
Chairs, Fire Hose,
Chests, Ladders,
Decks Paullins,
Wardrobes, Pork Barrels,
Lounges, Gas Generators
Letter Presses, Rags,
Spittoons, Rope,
Tables, Trucks.
Window Shades, l Steam Engine, COM
Doors. lplete, belonging 70 q
Window Frames, Washing Machine etc.
i0Re'p'tI IEIEGRAfHIC ELI MATERIAL,
consisting OF
Sc Reel Barrows,
40 Beardsee's Signal Telegraph Instruments, with
43 Wire Reals, 1l5 Reel Stands,
50 Strap, for Reel Barrows.
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within five days from date Of sale.
Ielms-Cash, in government funds
Brevet Ma. General and Chief Quartermaster,
212St Depot of Washington.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsTER,
" WILMINGTON, Delaware,
February 18th, 1885
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES.
All good and serviceable.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at WILMINGTON
Delaware on
FRIDAY, the 28d of February,
FRIDAY the I'd Of In March,
One hundred on each day OF sale.
The especial attention OF purchasers ts invited to
the that these Mules large, well paired. and
in excellent condition, beng the surplus team Mnes
of Washington Depot.
Animals sold sinRly.
Sales to commence at 10 a.
Terms--Cash In United States currency.
Breyet Rrieadier General JAMES A. RKIN,
In charge lst Division @ M. g..
q. H. GALLAGHER,
2141N oE Captain and A. Q. N.
GOVERNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
SADDLES BRIDLEs,
rn-- C0LLAR9. .n c'. REINS,
HALTERs and CHAINS, I
SHELBY TENTS WAGON COVERS,
FoRTABLE FORCES ETC nTC
Much OF this Harness Is all inspected work, and
suited 20 all kinds Of sity truck, or farm purposes,
Whoeiale or Retail.
GREAT BARGAINS.
PlTKIN q CO..
! 2lIm No. $50 n. FRONT street
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF SUBSISTENCE STORES AND COM.
y MlSSARY PROPERTY.


GALE OF SUBSISTENCE STORES AND CON-
III OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIseARY
81, -r 81 81 q OF SUBSISTENCE,
No 401 N. SIXTEENTH STREET.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 20 1865
VIII be sold Ht Pubic Auction, for account OF
the United States, at the Government Storehouse,
No. 401 N. SIX ZENITH Street, on WEDNESDAY,
the 26th day Of February 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
the following condemned Subsistence Stores and
Commssary Property -
1S45 lbs Bacon shoulders 4899 lbs. Beans, $3.50
lbs. Hard Bread, $50 lbs Hama
PROPERTY.
Commissary Chests, Punches,
Spring Balances, AdEes,
Liquid Measures, tsimles,
Dry Measures, Drivers,
Faucets, Bung-starters,
Funnels, BunR Rscrews,
Molasses Gates sieyes,a
Scoops, Ladies'
CleRveIs, Bake-pRns,
Hatchets, Pan.pees,
Hammers, Cauldrons,
Meatsaws Crate bars,
Meat-hooks, Coffee mills,
Butcher knives, " hetstones, f
Butcber.steels, Platform. scales,
Tap-borers Beam scales
Head-raisers, Counter-scales, etc. etc.
Vises, J
be seen for two days previous TO the sale.
PAYMENT to be made in Government funds at timo
of sale and goods to be removed soon as practi-
cab thereafter. by order of
General G. L. KILBURN,
A, c, Il. S. and Depot CommissarY.
G. BOLTON NEWTON,
220T BreVet Major and G. s. V.
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I. ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTER
, STORES Al ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIEF QUART ERAIAsTER's OFFICE, \
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHIh GToN ID. C., February Is, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, at ALEXANDRIA,
Va. under the direction Of Breyet Lieutenant Col
onel j. G.. @. Lee, A. Q. M, on TUESDAY, Febru-
airy q, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot of con.
demned Quartermaster's Stores consisting Off
Drills, Harness,
AIDES, Saddles,
AugeIs, Halters,
Vises, Wagon Covers,
Bitst, Buckets
Broadaxes, Drug aud Paints,
Chisels, Horse Medicines,
Hammers, Hammer,
Grpdstones, b. Bellows,
Saws, Shovels,
Squares, Hose,
Chests, Hind SAIL,
Knives, Paulllns,
Burrinp Folding, Groov- Soda Fountain,
ing, Turning, Wiring, Barrels,
and Tire bending Ma window and Door
chimes; Frames,
Corn Mills, Doors,
Burr Bllstones Ladders,
Printing Press, with Typo Window Sash,
and Font Anchor,
Hand Trucks, Sugar Mill,
Hay Cutters, BrOOms,
Hay Press, Portable Forges,
Corn Shelter, 8 Ambuances
Tanning Mills, Spring WaRons,
Tents, 2 Medical Wagons,
Axes, 0ne-horse Wagon,
Chars, Rope,
Desks, Glass,
Stoves, Iron,
Ovens, Copper,
Cots, Lead,
Cauldrons, Lead Pipe,
Ok Yokes Cylinder Brick, etc.
Chains,
The s. ores must be removed by the purchaser with
In five days from the dare of sale.
Telms-Cash, in Government funds
Brevet Major. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster.
2178t Depot of Washington.
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GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL cLorH1NG, BED.

GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BED.
y DING, ETC. L..
WASHINGTON, d. q f, February 13, 1865.
An extensive SAFE OF Hospital Clothing, Bedding,
etc, entrely new, and in the original boxes and
bales, will be held IN this city, at the Judiciary
Square Warehouses, Fifth and Il streets, back of
City Hall, on TIL URSD AY, the 9Th day of March
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ The following articles
Shirts e 40 900
Drawers 30 900
Socks palrs 20 900
Shippers pairs, 10000
80 900
Bea sacks ...................... 20 900
PIllow.ticks 100 900
Pillows Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Towels Hand. .........................1 10 600
The attention of the trade and the public at large
is called TO this sale the goods will be sold in lots
TO suit both large and small purchasers. Quantities
a a. .uI a -nrld lncna nuln hn
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(NoVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. u s. A.
No nTpu IAN I

HOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
VI BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. s. A.
No. SOUTH dAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, Mo-. January 81, 1866
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will he received at
this Office daily, and opened at IL O'Clock NJ, on
Wednesdays and Saturdays during the month OF
February, for the purchase OF surplus GOOD HARD
BREAD, on hand al this depot.
1he bread is in boxes OF fifty (50) pounds each,
All the bread offered under this advertisement has
been carelully and thoroughly inspected each box
having been opened, examined and then re-coopered
and no box allowed replaced which did not come up
to the standard for issue troops No proposals
received for less than twenty (2O boxes Purchases
will be delivered on board OF transports without
PAYMENT required in Government funds on Motif.
cation of acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
closed duringth time, the time so lost win not be
considered. Proposals to be endorsed ON the
envelope, Proposals for Hard Bread" and
addressed to THOMAS WILSON,
Brevt. Lt-Col and c s U. 5. A.,
1925 Breyt, Brig. Genl. Vols.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,
" Mntary Division of the Cult, New Orleans. Lao
December g. 1866
at this office until IL NJ March i. 1885, for the pur
chase of sixtysx 1867 camels the property OF the
United States, now at Camp Verde, near San Auto
Bids may be made.tOr one or more of these ami.
mails. ID.
Each envelope containing bid should be realed
and addressed Colonel o. G. Sawtelle, Chief Quar-
termGeter. Military Division of the Gulf, New Or
leans, La " if.I.F
The Government reserves the right to reject any
| bids deemed too low Htt f. NlI ~ H
Pay ment to be made In United States currency
upon the acceptance of proposal and prior to the
delivery OF the camels to the successful bidders al
| San Antonio, Texas. v,,
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