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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

Ut.
BY amount orders If the Directors
Poor lifted $7i69 rs
We, the undersigned. Auditors Of Mif1lin
county, elected and sworn according to Law,
having examined the accounts and vouchers
Of Amos lioot Treasurer If the Directors ut
the Poor ani of the IInusa of Employment
for the county # Miffiin fram January Is
1865. TO January 3. lS6i. d, .ertify that we
find the account balances and that We have
cancelled the orders paid hy the sail Treas
Given under our hands, at Lawistown. Jan
uary IL, 1866.
MARTIN MOHLER.
DAVID WErLE!,, ! Auditors
G.B PENEPACkER,
Ate JOS s WAkEAM. Clerk.
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Joseph Brower .HeWdrd. m account Nth II
Mailer, JohH Tayior, ami j. &. Dysat
Esqs directors IF The Poor and the House
Of Empt2yme,.t FIR the county Of Aifsn.
from =. vary !, 1865. 10 January |, l666
Or.
To amount Of orders "n Treasurer S443 So
BAance due 2I2 81
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Bird Cages.

DCY your Bird Cages-thpy are pretty
- 1T uUttMAN'S.
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Poor House Statement

Ainas foot Esq Treasurer. in account With
Noses Mile, Jaha Taylor aad J4mes c.
DySaFr, E'qrs.. Directors If the Poor and
ef ne Hoase IF Employment for the county
OF AlfTta. from January Is, 1865. to Jan,
udrg :, 1865.
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Dr.
IL cash trsm Joseph Brewer SIS 90
dn J'hh Taylor 20 90
do Il Riden loads hay Is 90
do James Broom for corn 00
d. Paul % b"nev un ace nf
keeping Sarah Gibbonry AZ Lu
matte Asylum 80 o.
d. fer 50 hu<hnl. corn at GO 80 10
d. from Il. Il. VI nrgpmery
TOR r-rn rs 90
d. far 100 hu,hel. oats IS OO
do and " heat from G..
Blymver 334 So
do from Hines for oats 30 90
do for beef hides lG IS
Amount Of county funis appropria-
ted to nay orders # Directors Of
the Poor. 6Gl0 %
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w ILL he exposed at public sale, at the
W residence If the aEe THIS. Stuneroad,
by the undersigned. in Derry township. on
Wednesday, February d, 1856,
the f,Ilowin9 personal property, to wit.
a work HORSES,
including Mare with Foal 2 three year old
C'lts. vearlns Colt. q fresh milch Caws,
young Cattle. young Sheep, 10 Hogs, foCr
horse hruadwhNcl Wagon. spring Wagon,
tw" hnrse br"adwhcel Wagon, Buggy and
harness, Sled. Sleigh. IIaines' Threshing NJ.
chine McCnrmirk Reaper steel tooth Hay
rake. Hay Fork. FanniLg Mill Corn Planter
P.uws Ilarrows. and other farming utensa
Also. "A set of heavy wagon aud pluw IIar
ness, Hay by the ton. lot If seed Pntatoe.,
ten plat Stove. large copper Kettle, &C.. &c.
Sac {" commence at 10 clock d M. when
terms will be made known hv
LEWIS A SrONEROAD.
Derry township, Feb It's
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Col l6
BIZ bslance due a.. last settlement Sl53 SO
By cash paid for hrirg ging paupers 90
nuJ san linz, from p,,r II Ds. 10 "A

By one years salary as Steward 400 90
66l lG
Se1Crrd raised fnra-5S5 bushels wheat 5es bush
els oats. l3o5 bushels corn IN ,ars ami male 81 leads
OF hay.
Stecord raised on t71rk racl-25o bushels potatoes
200 heads cai,hagr. 81 hnshais beans bushels
TnatoeS ami corn TOR present a>e.
-StsI ri El"nt-i3 hogs weighing 1854 pounds, and
4 hesTns HreighinG i955 pounds
Sack farms l1rses colts, Is head horned cat
tie. 3 sovs, pigs and L s!Ioats
FI.7H;nJ Utaisits-l four horse wagon and bed,
two horse wagon and bed, truck wagon, 2 sets hay
ial les. ploSs 2ha-rows corn cutVator> wheel
barTo'F shaking forks, dung forks, pitch forks
moving ~ dies, ] sled double setts pluw gears
double tug harness single set harness. corn she
ier. grain drill. and t!'re>lng machine.
HgrE doae at Foor livgsc r0r Fqape,5-3S dresses 3
shirts ) small shirts. % rhcmlse, 3 palrS pants IL
pairs pillow cases II sheets, pairs Of drawer- Il
maps quilted Is skirts. II aprons, shroud caps
bod cr:s night gowns. 80 pairs stockings knitted
PACPERs.
Namncr IN Poor House January !, 1855 f.
Admitted through the year on orders -
Y hole nrnber Of inmates for 1865 G.
Died IN the House 8
Bound ont
Discharged l. "a
Number in Po1r %,use January l. 1866 Il
Outdoor paup=r> through the year l3t
DO DO asSn.rg.a diss - IS
Outdoor pauperN Jan. l, 1866, supported in
part by the county rs
Whole number of paupers Jan. l. 1866 IIs
We have also four insane persons in the Panna Lu-
matte Hospital viz: AIDA Sellers Robert Stzrks Sarah
CiIbhOnvy ami Susan Charters
In addition the atlye there have been 20 tran
sient pEuPSrs. supported for "A short time (rn,siIy
over nIghtj without vrderS entry the Register.
We thc undersigned Auditors Of Mitaln county
elected and according law. ha.ing exXnlIn
the accounts II Joseph BrOwrr, Steward of the
Poor Housc from January l. 1866. January l, 1856
do cerUty thar fia.: balance due the saii Jo-
seph Brewer. fran the Directors o! the Poor. the
books. OF Two hul.irnd AMI twelve dollars ani iitiy-
cents ls1l2 ~ Given under our hands, 81
Lcw-town, January II. 1896.
MARTIN MQHLER.
DAVID WELLER Auditors.
q. b. PENEPACkER.
Attest: JosEPH s. TAGlAM, CLERK.
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a FALL

1EINWAiG
DRESSED and soldnTed. a fine assortment
4 Of ali kinds down, down. at
ilOEEMAN'S.
DLANK BOOKS, all sizrs Cap. letter.
- note AMI wrapping paper. Envelopes,
&c, at iI0FFMAN'S.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03

Peat in Italy-It is estimated that the Lom
bard provinces in Italy contain 1900 hectares
OF peat deposit calculated to be capable of
vie ding 10000, 900 quintals of dried peat. The
greater part OF this is so situated as to be
within available reach of the iron. WORKS. The
whole quantity of peat extracted from these
deposits of late years has been abolt $780, 900
qelntals year. The peat of the great peat bed
On On Inc Lago disco contains of carbon 30 parts;
OF volatile substance, 81 parts: and of earthly
materials n,'i 10 parts, equal to 1000. This peat,
Gul anu alied, and put on board boat on the
a Laso H'lseo, may be had tor one franc per
The Ohio Bapfsts-The Ohio Baptist State
CohVentoh mas adopted resolution declaring
thai our present history mournfully impresses
US with the great truth that Righteousness alone
eXalteth nation, and sin in the ralers is re-
proach TO any. people. And we are soemnly
admonisbed that the Christian people of this
country must take higher stand upon the sub
lect OF the moral character of those proposed to
be elected to Office and demand that no man
who IS intemperate, or otherwise openly im.
moral, shall be put in official station"
Pacific Railroad Excursion = An excursion
party mas started for Fort Riley, Kansas TO cele-
brate the opening Of the Union Pacific Rail way
eastern dlYlsion) to that point. A large party
flom Pennsylvania ana Ohio participate in
the excursion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rcsge THE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF The

fI@ THE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF The
|. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ORGANIZED in 1895. INCORPORATED June 7 1874
20 6SSb Sps6 from from +H Js6s s
LIST 10 April lst rom to 5 p, M.
RuDoLPH K. HoEFLiCH secretnry sasn1
No. 428 MARKET street
Matthew Newkirk Thomas Pedrlck
wilson Dunton, Henry NJ. KINNEY
Ssmes CbafsS Agpet0n ntsn sSmgel srnnc,I Mullen, %Sulen,
James B: Rodgers, Hiram Miller,
Samuel Work, R. p. Kue,
Isaac 4 smith James " Carson,
George Nugent Robert GTgg
Thomas Potter, John elst
i. EsmOnde Harper, Charles L. Drum.
General gent, EMANUEL II ToLAND.
N,ss,on.r,0. (AAbsERp (AAbbBsEERRp e. RQWL,AAND,
HILMER W. WALTER.
The Institution Is desened for the moral Improve
ment and temporal re ief of the poor OF PHILADELPHIA
and In carving out these objects Il combines d is
Tract Missionary, temperance, and Industrial Asso-
Its management placed in the hands of persons be-
longing TO different religious ana It Is
lis rule is 10 visit and exs%Se into every case re
ported sent, coming for aid. And II furnishes to It's
aims SO R Sey can be ent 10 'S the az De o tSs
cety Tor nysstigstlon and the needed assistance
during eianteen hnndred aud sixty i've, which com.
ya2S ya2 visits were made, and f.
81 applicants proved to be unworthy of assistance
2f0 adults were furnished with employment, and for
" CHILDREN good and comfortable homes
Besides which. many religious and temperance meet
ings were held and many Bibles and tracts were dis
The Managers earnestly appeal for aid to carry en- this
EMANUEL H. ToLAND has been elected General
Agent in place of John Arrson deceased and he and
the friends Of The Society for subscriptions. I'll hstu6t
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R0as OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL,
R3S AND NAVIGATION COMPANY =

k1a51 OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
SS AND NAVIGATION COMPANY. :. -.
- PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1865
The stockholders of this Company hereby notified
that the Board OF Managers have determined to allow
to all persons who shall appear Stockholders the
Books OF the Company the Sth OF September next,
after the closing transfers, at p M OF tina. day the
prlvEege OF subscribing for new STOCK at par, to the
extent ol one share of stock every i've shares
then standing in their Each shareholder entitled
to fractional part of share Shall have the privilege of
subscribing q 1ull share. ~ = -
1he subscription books will open on MONDAY, Sep.
tember TO- and close on SATURDAY, December l, 1865
at 3 p. M. > NV
Pay ment will be considered due June l, 1861 but an
OF ~ per cent or ten dollars share must
be paid at he time subscribing The balance may be
paid rom time to time at the option the subscr
before the lst OF November 1867 On all payments
including the Aforesaid instament made before the
June, 1851 discount Will be allowed the rate of
per cent per annum, anO payments Uni ade between
tnat date and the lsC of November 1861 interest will be
charged at the same rate.
All stock not paid in full by the lst OF November,
1851 will be forfeited TO the use OF the Company Ger
tcates the stock will be issued until ate
June 1861 ard said stock, II paid up in full, will be
tilted to the November DIVIDEND of 1861 earlier
dividend SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
30 Treasurer.
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h9g@ CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
- PHILADELPHIA, October l6. 1856
The VcePresident Of the Bank. Alexander Whillden,
Esq., having in May last Ia OF prolonged absence
in Europe resened his position the Board Of Directors
H. p Echetky, Esq, Cashier.
1911 ALEXANDER g. CATTELL, President
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THE ALLEGED MURDERER At the Cen
tral Station last evening ,he arrested in Mana.
yunk for murder had a hearing. ChIet Franklin
stated thai he made the under the authority OF
a teleglam from Springfield, but that twentv-four
hours had elapsed SINCE he had telegraphed the &C.
count OF the arr ST. but no had been received
The prisoner was bound over for further heaTIng.
he sui strongly asserts his innocence. Appearances
seem TO confirm his story.
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SO lot

I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO.
y fER1Y Will be sold at NEW BERN North
Carolina large amount of ORDNANCE and
ORR NAME STORES. Sale to commence on the
18th day of May, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and con.
tinued daily until all The property, the prIncpaI
classes OF which are gwen below, are sold -
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages Harness.
Saddles, Haters, Br dies, Blankets Wheels, I'D
lion, Lead, Smltl s., ArmOrers' and Sadders' Toos
OLD Leather, Sling Shots Gins complete, Infantry
equipments; implements for Field and Siege Guns,
ana olher articles too numerous to mention.
Correct lists OF articles to be sold will be furnished
upon application to this office
By order of Maier. General A. b DYER, Chez Of
Ordnance, WashD gtOn, d. c.
JASPER MYERS
10 10 l3 Brew. Capt. Ord Dept u. s. A,
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SENT TO THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.-Mat-
thew Lee lad OF diteen, was sent to the House of
Refuge last evening. He was emp Dyed by a Mr.
limerick in MarSet street, above Seventh That
gent eman sent him on collecting tour, from wIich
pended HIS parents were present az the hearing
They said they could 90 nothing, and the BOY was
sent TO the House OF Refuge.
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The SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP Com
PANH Yesterday an election Tor directors of
the Board OF Trade Rooms bv the stock holders OF
Inc Company The following gentlemen were
UNANIMOUSLY elected Henry WinsOr Frederick
Collins, James A WRIGHT Stephen Fanigan.
Wood. Ne"' ~
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REV. CHARLES WADswoRTH-Ata meet
ing of the congregation wOr. nipping in West Arcn
street Presbyteiian Church, Eighteenth and Arch
stIt cts, held on Monday evening last, unanimous
call was given to Rev. Charles WadswOrth OF San
francisco, california to become their pastor IL IS
beheye0 that the call will be accepted The salary
was fixed at $4,000 Mr.. Wadsworth it will be re-
membered was pastor of the Arch Street Pres
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A PRETTY CRAFT "A very gem of a
yacht named the Thomas H. Peto built Tor Mr..
NIekerson, the wel-known manufacturer Of hats in
tins city; VIII be added, in a day or two 10 the
Schuylkill feet The Yacht though not large op e,
is elaboratey got up, and is about pretty toy as
ever tore plcnlc OF fishing party.
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SMALL FIRE.-The din of the fire bells
al out half ast one O'Clock yesterday morning was
AL caused by the burning Of small brick carpenter
shop on Wood street, below seventeenth. it be.
loI ged to Thomas Rodgers The loss was about 800
A small stable adjoining made n marrow escape.
III rec or four horses were taken out unhult.
NEW PUBLICAT1oNs.-Adam Express
Company favor us with late flies VI Southern apers
Tor which our thanks due
A. Winch, No. sos Chesnut street, has laid upon
our table LCndOn Society, Temyke Bar C1rrhW
al ST. James magazines tOr May Also the latest
received numbers OF al the Pear Round Once-a.
Week, CasselPs Illustrated FnnHR Paper etc. ali
OF which are as GOOD as eVer-lull OF very interest.
ing matter.
ADropos TO new publications. the following sy.
IOmy ymcal table has been arranged lOr our paper
by IeioTmed lunatlc:-
For oung MOthers-the GdidTy.
For dis'ipated young men Hours at Home.
For Lunatlcs-the Crescent AOnthiy
or the busy man-the Leisure Hours.
FOrtl California Scnators-GOOd WOrds
For LOUIS NapoeOn-the Lutte Corporal.
For wrCng'docrs-the Rigb Vdy
] or OX-teamsteTs-GO' al Jdy'S.
For COlOTed Dandes-De BO1D's ReUicU.
nor MusIcians-Hdrger'S
For Bachelors and Old Mads-Our Young Foks
For the Pope Peter-SOR'S.
or HusbanGs-the Lddy's friend
For MOTalists- London SOcietY.
For 25 ls)cents the ArgOey
For Good Little Cadets Arthilr's Home Nu0I.iae
For A. j. to stand-the Press.
For ClcTks-the Ledgcr
For Poor Peep C-Bul y-fin.
For the whoe Orld-lHE vENING TELEGRAPH.
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PRICE, sI'oo EACH.

This is the greatest nducement ever offered to the
pubic, one ticket of every four drawing prize.
The following prizes are q few among the many TO be
drawn. For ul list see CirculGrs:-
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lO do city Lots, $3.50 each. 5000
The drawing will take pace after the Concert on
the stage OF theOpera house, 10000 persons can
witness It, committee will be appointed by the au-
dience to superintend The same All purchasers and
agents will be supplied with correct Isis of drawings
as published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing, and if their number ap
pears in the list OF drawn numbers they will forward
their ticket Immediately, with tull directions
shipping OF goods moneys. tickets are for sale at
principal Hotels Book and Music stores IN the city
and at our office, n o. 1873 DEARBORN Street Price 81
each. Sent by mail receipt Of price and stamp for
return postage.
Good and reliable agents wanted in every citv
town and village in the United States. whom
great inducements are offered. References required
SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring club OF FIVE or more names or
tickets an forwarding as the money tor the same will
be allowed the following commission, wiz
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OFFICE SUPERVISING CoMMIssARY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND \
NnBrrr

DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND
North CAROLINA,
RICHMOND Va. Apri. 80, lS68 |
SALE OF HARD BREAD Ar iUBIIE
AUCTION.
-, VIII be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY
me IIh day OF May, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. at the
Uhlteu states on mlssary StOrehOuse, Go!dsboro,
~ o., about three hundred and sixty -four Thousand
1884 OCO) pounds OF Hard Bread, in lots to suit ur.
his bread is in boxes of fifty (5O) pounds each.
iern s-|ash' IN government funds, ON day of
THOMAS C. SULLIVAN.
o2l2t BreVet Major and Z. S., u. s. A,
A ssIsTANl QUARI ERMAsIERIs OFFICF
IN No 1883 GlRARD 81 EE.
PHILADELPHIA May 4, 1861.
Will be sold at Public Auction on account of the
bhlteu SiaIes, on the grounds, Darby road West
PhiladelI ha, N' "'9'
ON SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1885,
sale commencing at II O'Clock A
Inc buildings, ttc heretofore k, own az the United
States SUMMIT HOUSE HO~PII AL VIZ -
;a 10 frame buildings ana portions of frame build
! cedar water tank, capacity 1t, 600 gallons.
cedar wafer tank, capacity 1900 gallons,
ceoar water tank, capacity 100 gallons.
WoithingtOn steam pump, No g.
0uld GarrIsOns steam pump, No 2.
upright tubular boilers
wooden pump.
1uon force pump (handI
GnOn soil containers.
wooden wash sinks
woOCen wash tTOughs.
26 table tops and go tTestles.
flagstaff about so feet high
6S8 osts and 972 rails.
652 Ieet oak picKet ence.
l1EC0 bricks IN chimney stacks,
100 feet terra Gotta pine.
he frame bUidIngs contain
81 e6S feet hemOck and white pine scantlinO
80 $50 feet tongueG boards
III, 800 feet rough boards.
1886 ieet flooring boards.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, Government tunds
0eIost OF ten ll0l per cent. 10 be paid on each
lid, the balance to be paid on rendition OF account
Inc ron water-pile TO be 80 by the foot as il lies
6nned in the ground; to be dug up and the ground
amount to = ~
ltss.
Plans of Buildings can be obtained and Schedule
q Lo seen upon application at tins office.
The tuildings Ctc must be removed within two
" weeks ON date OF sale, and wnl be at the risk Of
the purchaser
The cars OF the Darby Road PASSENGER Rail ray
Company pass the Hospital every naf hour
by OIder of
BTev. Brig Gen GEORGE II ORosMAN.
Ass stant O. NJ. GeneTa s. Amy.
GEORtF n X. ORME
b4U Captain and Assistant q M.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER.
~ n hILMINGToN Del, May 4, 1865
Wi he sold at Public Auction to the highest bid.
der, on tRlDAY, May 1S, 1866, at the Government
lng clothing, camp and Carr son equipage, viz =
3 Cavalry Pnvate's jackets.
33 Bed Sacks (singlel
80 annel Shirts.
Drum Case.
"a Hospital Tent Pins Qargel.
2S Hospital Tent Pins (sma)
Sale TO Commence at 10 O'Clock A. ~
leim-Cash in United states currencv.
BY order Of the Quarter master General
G, w. GALLAGHER,
b710t Captain and A, Q NJ.
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SALE OF SPADES, sHovELs, ETC.

GALE OF SPADES, sHOvELs, ETC.
CHIRF QUARTERMAsTFR's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Apul 10 1866 J
WilI be sold at Aucuon, under the direction OF Cap
LepOt, AImOry Square, this city, on MONDAY
MAJ IA 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. -
1900 Spaces, new;
$500 short handled and 1900 IOng.handled Shovels,
new; and
80 sIbev Tents, worn
These Spades and ShOvels are from the best manu-.
facureEs, and many OF them are in original pack.
ages
Tents will be sold singly; Spades and ShoveIs
IN lots OF twelve, with the privilege of twelve
Five days are allowed purchasers to remove their
RC DDS
In addition to the above, there will oe sold at the
same time and Ilace, the following al tlces Viz:-
6S13 tellng Axes, with handles.
8776 Picks with handles
600 without handles.
leTms-Cash, IN Government funds.
Breyet Major. Gen. and Chief Quartermastssr master
42J lS Depot OF Washington
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, AT
- FORIREsS MONROE Va.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGR OFFICE
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, April 20, 1866
The following articles Of irregular clothing will be
sold at Pubic Auction, at Government Clothing
Fortress Monroe Va on % WEDNESDAY N % a1'TS MaV Is
1866 at lU O'Clock A. NJ, viz. -
5l6Op pairs eggings, new.
1865 pairs lOwsers, new.
66 citizens coats, new,
% pairs bTOgans, new.
Z Marine jackets, new.
20 ZOuaVe vests, n,w.
2SZOuaVe scarIs, new.
10 ZUuaVe caps, new,
2Zouave iackets, new.
lea great coats damaged.
122 dress coats, damaged.
90 hats and caps, damaged.
leIn st ash. IN Govern ment funds.
Purchasers must r move their property within five
daVs rom date OF sale
BY orCer OF QUarteTmaster General.
JOHN LIVERS,
Military StOrekeeper United States Army
Z f. JAMES,
427 l6t AuchOneer
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF QUARTERMAsTERs' STORES.

L
OFFICE OF AsererANr ouARrppnt Asrrp !
WIZ ,I.atNoTos TSoJ Mo-, ieea
WHINE soId NJ pnbi;c Srootoy 10 a. h,obos. S,a
der, on FRIDAY NAV 1sIb a. tha t1overnment
Stable SH lPTTY streey beloyv Ninth ,bo toiousfr
Qut rtermasiersi Stores O'O A''i'N' 'H' -
COOKING stoves
IL Office stoves
B Stove n,ne ehous
2Stoye grates
As lbs stove nipo
81 lbs zinc F'P'
Tin boiler
Dippnp nan
Bake nan pam
9 mars
CtIco CHCe ,ao'tSs' gat'
G1mn, on borcbos
"a SommOI onnro or taIIcs Hencnes
I6 ni fo,iinoh = s' tasies'
n Watar In"Ln,
EoIJ ,oHs' '"'
. HotcLots
So az,
6oS. 6e% mes
MaSS,n1o trusbos
eoi 1ao, ~ s as - 'i'''
PenSan,ap %II p'lo'
pca'" tnr boso
q SW}b.a,nn,S, Viz iUI nVso,
1o1 IIaaS hni,ie ~ a. = oboir
I'd NScf strans and nd cbnirs' bai.''
. a., sitaP,' ~ s'' N'''''N''
Lamp Ean1p snaoes'
Az 'bs POM
sGsI Rorn TppIiiors
~ W atoT cosks'
Ie ~ Iat' poat' ,, rroI',
S Army wagons
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