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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-20
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apper.on,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent

EOUR VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
IL SOUTHEAST CORNER oP GRACE Az
TWENTIETH STREETS, AND VERY SALthbLs
LOT AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER uF 'LAt
AND ELEVENTH STREETS, Fox SALE At Az
TIOS.-Will he sold Al auction, on u" prem. :,
on MONDAY, the z3d July, 1890, "A q cl"cs, !. ,
that valuable Lot located abo'e, fronting AL"a,
one hundred and three feet on the cart sd" y
Twentieth street, running back one hundred aui
thirty feet, which Will be divided into four ~. %
smalle sile. And on the following day, cay TUB
DAY, the ?!th July, At O'clock, T. NJ ,on TIE If''
misses, that most beautiful and attractive LuI O."
the northwest corner Of Clay ANA Eleventh street,
fronting about sixiy-eight feet, running back 90.
the west line OF Eleventh street one hundred All
rtty-six feet To wide alley. This lot parity 81
closed with handsome iron railing. ani i s"' ..
In shade and ornamental trees, shrubs, Sc, A"4 -
the most beautiful now on the market.
Terms: One third cash balance a, four ara
eight months, for negotiable noes, Interest a!u'!r
secured by 4 trust deed.
HARRISON. G0DDly & APPEGsoy,
AuctloHrrI.
p S.-Tbs large brick TOBACCO FACTOR -
william III. Grant, At the northeast corner III
Franklin and Nineteenth streets, with al Aa'
acre lot attached, ean be bought al pr.Satassi,
jy lids h
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By w. d. Robins, Auctionecr.

TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS.
AND A BRICK TENEMENT AND LoT FuG
SALE AT AUCTION. WIZ be SOLD a. auction. ut
the premises, ou TUESDAY, July @Hh, he nn'u.
nj 5 O'Clock, I. NJ. the following desirable pr.
perry. viz
/ That VALUABLE VACANT LOT on 'hr We.
line OF Fourth street, between Cary and t.l.i
streets. fronting twcnly-~sN"n feet uu F,Uun
street. and running back in parallel lines eighty.
two feet.
, That BRICK TENEMENT, and the LOT on
which II Is situated, fronting thirty Xix feet un the
north line Of Canal street. between FiTst aHd Fn..
shce street, and running back Ia parallel line,
hfty-saycn feet eight inches more or less
.. That VACANT LOT on the northwest corner =
Second and Arch streets fronting thirty tr"t on ,r
west line Of Second street. and running back "u'hs
line Of Arch street one hundred and ten feet ~
alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS one -fourh cash balance at four righ'
aud twelve months, equal instruments, in'. -.
added, secured by a trust deed
W. Is. ROBINS, AuctiuuceT,
" ?0-tds 1915 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-20

The letter of our Washington CORES
pondcnt will he found unusually interest
ing,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-20

NOR NEW YORK.-The magi.li,e"'
j side. wheel steamship SARA, .Afe
T0GA. Captain A. L. kiS", WI <fNE
leave at . 4. N. FRIDAY, the :hh.
meals and state room, only els. Tickets ~ -
Freight received up to the hour Of 4 ~ %
DAY ,,v os,es =!
Roc ketts, or on board tho ship, WATSON
jy B-3t "Ahnh' : -
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AUCTION sAIESJTH1s DAY.

BY c: 9. 1Hs6nse. & Co.. 1asiionssr..
ssvsr.h 'tSst be.wssa Broad and Msr'hall.
kCCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
O. IND FfxTURES--will be sold on FRIDAY
N6RNIy9, July Goth, e4 - o'clock, at the store OF
Winston 4 johnson, on Sixth. between Broad and
Marshall streets, the entire stock Of GROCERIES
ON hand, together with the FIXTURES.
This stock embraces the usual variety OF Groce.
ries kept in r nrst-class family store.
Imm.diately after the sale OF the stock and Gx.
tures will be sold the KEY aud GOOD WILL Of
the house. ~
:, WfNsrOH + JOHNSON.
Sale conducted by c. c. HAsEs, Auetioneer.
'iy ls-tdg %. -" Il r 't"-###f+. II 81
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PROFESSOR MARTINS ADDRESS.


Owing to some unavoidable delays, Pro-
fessor Martin did not deliver his address
before . o'clock tonight. By that time
the members Of the Convention and a
number of the citizens Of Charlottesville
had assembled. Prayer was offered by
the Rev. DR.. William +. Broaddus. Pro-
lessor Martin, a venerable looking gentle
man, with an excellent face, then COM
menced his address. His subject was
. The Education Of Teachers" and the
object of the discourse was to show that
thorough metaphysical training was neces-
sary in the education of teacher. Start
imp with the analytical chemist as the
treat and successful ysvolutlonist 10 the
material operations OF human industry, be
pointed ont how, by sn analysis OF soils
and plants, he had established as . sci.
ence what before depended on accidental
skill. The successful architect must not
only know the purpose Of his work, but
the strength and durability as well as the
adaptability of his materials. The painter
touched his canvas with colors that did not
fade, with light and shadow that so COM
bined that the figures should stand ont
from tho back ground In full form and
beauty. However much or little genius
and talent might be devoted to these and
other pursuits In life, their successful pro-
sccution TO useful results Is unattainable
without On intelligent means to ends
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4 SpEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA

" -
y CyuNTY, VA, forR MILES FRoM TIE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Thc hr>tsl'-
sion OF this institution viii commence on I'll"
FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT, and close the 18th o.
June following, IL is tn" design Of the Principal
10 establish {, school that shall be second to non"
and 10 the attainment Of this md no effort viii be
spared. The course Of instruction Will be mo
rnugn and extended. The Mathematical and Sci
entiilc Departments will be under the immedint"
supervision Of the PRINCIPAL, who Will be aided IN
the Department Of Languages by MI; J. VI HAR-
RIS, AN \. NJ. Of the University Of virginia.
Terms per session, iliIhts extra S25'-one liait
In ADVANCE, ard the remainder on the 18th Febru-
AIRY, i'll currency not depreciatcd beyond ~ bresen
value. =; ); Mem I'm,
late Professor If Mathematics and
Astronomy. Bethany College, Va.
Address Tolcrsviile. Louisa county, Va.
REFERENCES Faculty Of Cniverslty OF virginia
Professors Nelson aud JONES, Washington Col
lrgr, Va Professor william Martin, Chapel Hill
University. n. C.. Professor w. h. Pendeton,
President Bethany College, Va; Rev; Dr. Smith,
Union Theological Seminary Rev. j. w. Co.'s,
Rev. K. L.. Coleman, Albenarle county, Va.
Rev. J. d. Parrish, Caroline county, Va: Rev,
C. C. Biting, Alexandria Rev Samuel Harris.
Louisa Hon. a. II. H. Stuart, Hon. J. B. Bald
win, staun,on, Va; Or. 7: b. Pendleton, K.
Kent, William, overton, r. T. Davis, Louisa
county, Va. Roger Martin, Richmond, w. ::
Hon e.. w. Russell, Baltimore. ly:J-eod3w
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DOARDING.-Mrs. DR.. ROYSTER,
ID No lOi Mayo street: can accommodate several
on REASONABLE. terms.
She has, also, several TICELY-TURNlSHED
ROOMS, suitable for families. iy?a-lw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

Buys L. S. Certificates, Bonds. and other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
nestle Paper; and, for the accommodation
OF Mechanics and others, who have invest
ed their savings in the popular Govern
ment oans, it offers to receive packages of
Z. 5 Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit free of
charge, affording small holders the oDDor-
tunity to avoid the insecurity and risk of
retaining them in their own possession.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
To Builders and Contractors.

EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- building of the Court-House of Hem
derson county, Kentucky, will be received
until Saturday, June Is, 1855. at y o clock m.
Plan, specifications, working drawings
&c, TO be seen at the law Office OF Turner &
Trafton, east side of Main Street. CITY of
Henderson.
By order of Henderson County Court.
Fl. +. TURNER
JESSE LA ME,
{. c. Fades,
may3l d3w Commissioners.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

Il 9tWe have the facility Of Che best Ma
chinery and Workmen, and will give all
work entrusted to US our individual atten-
tion I'LL orders promptly, warrant our
work, and charge reasonable prices.
Office and Foundry, corner of First and
Leet Streets, Evansville, Ind.
N. B.-Worikmen sent to all parts to fit
up work and do repairing.
feb226m SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & co.
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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Go.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL..............sl ,OO0, 900
PAID UP CAPITAL. go, 900
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DR.. r. A. ARMISTEAD

once on Third street. between Main
ana Locust; residence on Third street he
t tween walnut and Chestnut adjoining the
tend to the duties of his PROCESSION IL, i e.
OF eountT r. at al hours of the day or night
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G. r.. Bement, --- Pres't.
John ID. Roche. Cashier.
General Banking Business,
And to purchase and supply

7-3O TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER
BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

This delightful tone strAoe mas no equal
for Preserving ana BeautifyIng the Com
pIexion and Skin
Sold by druggists eVer.t where
Depot, a Fulton street, y. \. mar9 6u
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DRUGS.
PURE DRUGS.
UNION DRUGSTORE
LOCUST STREET,
Next door to Post-ofice.
VI. P. B. Hebberd.

DHTSICIANS PRESCRIPTION
i. carefully compounded. Strict atten
ton given to business, and orders sent by
servants or children.
Fancy and toilet articles of all descrip-
tons, very cheap apr18 If
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

Workmen sent to all parts TO fit up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
HB All orders will receive our individu-
al attention, and will be promptly filled on
the most reasonable terms.
ONCE and Foundry on the Canal, corner
OF Ingle Street. oct6-dly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

Dealers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
Fire.Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
Cloth, &C., at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18

AUTHORIAEU NAPIIAL. 81 sUUUlUUU
PAID UP CAPITAL. 49,. ............... 250, 900
FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK
Taken at fair rates.
H. @. WHEELER, President.
JAMES ii. CUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS: s&
Charles Viele, John Ingle, Jr..
J. s. Hopkins, H. O. Wheeler
Gillison Maghee, William Brown,
Robert Barnes, DR.. +. w. SAWYER
DR.. NJ. j. Bray
G. P. Parsons, Business Agent, who W il
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
Office, corner of Main and First Streets.
in First National Bank Building. aplS-6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
TOBACCO SCREWS, &c., &C.,

Iron and Brass Castings of Every
Description.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
HATS and CAPS
Of the latest styles..:l

We are regularly receiving the latest and
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price.
Persons purchasing are respectfully in
and examine our stock.
~ VIM. H. WALKER & co.
mari 6m w
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MAINSSTREET.
GOOd Goods and as Low Prices

AS ANY HOUSE N THE WEST.
Thankful to old customers for past Eavo-s
1 would respectfully solicit Continuance
of the same.
p. SEMONINr
july - a'~
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81 % / 81 s
NlAsNA!|.MXEyK;yzl15 %

or a PAGES. 40 PAGES! FOR 10 CENTS WEEK.
II. number for Jan. 6, 1866 Is NOW READY and FOR
SALE BY ALL NEWsDEALERS. Its contents are:
SHOWED UP WITH A BURGLAR. splendid Christ
story. THE CHEST WITH THE SILVER MOUNT
fNGs. BY the Author Of " East Lynne" THE MAN or
EORTYFIvE. A sparkling essay PETR0LIA. comic
poem. THE ROUND OF LIFE ~ BOKHARA A
sketch Of the Tartar capital. ALADDINS WORKSHOP.
How watches are made ia Amehcs. WHAT WE DO IT
FOR. BY the Publishers. 10 MARRY OR NOT TO
MARRY, THAT'S THE QUESTION For young only.
UHAT PRECIOUS LETTER; Or JACK AND THE
PARSoN. HOW MRS. BECcJEs FOUND THEM OUT.
Eor young wives only. AMONG THE SCOTS. A wee
Ir.ppIs. THE STEP on TIE STAIRS On, ROW MR..
NACALPINE SAW TIE GHOST To begin Jan 10;
ROW MADE FORTUNE In WALI-ST, and HOW
I GOT MARRIED. splendid. Original and Trro Story.
Specimen eOres seD, BY Inah receipt Of ten couis
Addrss, o. H. BAILEY Co.,
PuBIIsaERs NEW YoaK WEEKLY MAoAESI,
No Be.Lm York
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL WILL BE IssUEDsON THE nTH INST.
CONTENTS;
ArRosoaICAL DEPARTMENT:
Eelipses for the year 1866.
Lunar and Planetary ConunctionS
Conjunction of rlsDets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for l03 Places
Jewish and Alahomedsi Calendars
Table Of sirty.one Bright Stars.
PoIITIcAL DEPARTMENT:
United States Government, Ministers SC.
Senators ind Representative, Of XXXIXth Congre,A
\ Laws Passed o. the last Session Of Congress.
NJ Public Resolutions end Proclamatons
S,aveholdes Rebellion or Chronicle Of War Events.
The Union Party in l9eSResolatons of the Union State
Convention, Reconstruction and Impartial suffrage.
Impartial Sufrsge-Laws 10 the Several Ststes.
The Constitutional Amendment
The Second lnsugural Adde'S Of President Lincoln.
President johnson on Reconstruction aud Impartial sarsge
ELECTiON RETURNS for 1865 carefully complied and
compared with former Elections ior THz TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Returns for 1865
stses Of the rpon Capitals, Gov,Tnor Time Of Meeting
Of Legislatures. 1iire Of State Elections.
The Territories Of the Unonther Capitals snd Governors
Popular Vote for President by States Ia 1854 1860 and 1885,
Foreign Countries Form Of Government. Rulers Capitals
Area. Population, 6c., &c.
PRICE 20 CENTS. SEVEN POSTPAIDl ONE
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ADDRESS ORDERS lWjTH CASH INCLOsED)
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Real Gstate for Sale.
FARM (ORANGE COUNTY FARM)

~ FOH SALE situated In the Town Of Montgomery,
Orslge County n. u containing ia Acres. suitable tr
country farming Purposes Church. school r9s'
Office store Blacs ssmh and Nsgonmsker within inie
Sd Farm on tochrctoD Turnpike miles west oi ne
City o Nru buf.h and Of the Vilage Of hiongomef
s from t Mon soinefy und fris Railroad. located
On the p.rses il large two story house NV oubu dg'
house pny Of choice fruit For beAay Of 'cenery
il cannot bee surpassed For further particusr inquire OF tue
subsc on the Tieuscs; the tosirI bEohsr- No II
Reeck-r-st n. !. j. Mcneil Newhnsgh u not .od De-
WILLIAM A. SCOTT Codenhain. Orange County.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

I SCHUBERTH & Co., MUSIC PUBLISH
~ ERs call the attention of the public TO theiI recently
sm ported GRAND PIANOS. manufactured by BLuTHNER;
and UPRlGHT PIANOS, Hui.blmp's Paifnt. All Piano
nannfecturers and renowned Phnss Of hs city have
aine3 these Instruments snd declared them be tie BEST
PIANOS EVER IMPORTED FROM EUROPE.
The public will please cal aud examine.
j. sClIUBERTH Co., No. go Broadway.
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ALL WANTING FARMS.

"A Ler-e ana thrivng settlement. of Vinelsnf mild
r,,,aqfr, 80 mile. south Of rhadel?hia by rsDroad
Rich soil produce. large twenty acre tracts, At s!'
ger acre. pyablc within four years. good business ennt
GOOD .crj.,v Hurlr setting sud Liasus imi rove
lnrut Apply TO CfiAs n. LANDS, Postnaster |neand
Lands ,osnsip n j.. Letter. aa~eei faper' eonssn,s
mi uforn,tion viii he free. From hepeV OF Ssen
Ei1.oa Jy-tetnal Editor Of The 1yt5rHe 20 one 9 me
t sr,rasire fts IN Gimo.f t>ra poins'n ana
ryfab condition for JiegsdH Jar'sng faaf We AH'r " a
III, nf Ire WesierA Praile.
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90 Ubom i! man Concern.

nlVORCES legally procured for persons from
any State or country without publicity change Of rrsi.
dence Incompsiibiy dessrion, drunkenness, Sc; suh
csu all guaruuecd advice tree and conndsut
Apply 10 H. BArEMAN, Counselor AZ Law No u Nassaust
4 OST CERTIFlCATES-N is hereby
given that application has been uadc 10 the Auditor
General OF Pennsylvania for the issue OF duplicates OF the
following gdeshed Certificates OF he Five Pr Cent Loans II
the sucd by the Bank of Pennsylvania tact
ing Transfer Agel, Of tue Comronweeh Ia the panes Of
CHARLES BARCLAS Of Enry liih mar porAing surrey,
Norfolk IN England, esquire with benefit OF surssohp
which Cetihcaes fays been Lost, viz:
No 5.l, dated Nov. 6, 1852 Act Of April D., 1922 for
$4,000
No. s27,, dated Nov Q. 1882 A., OF ApIl =. 1890 for
$4,000
No 2il, d,ed Nov ai2 Act of Feb H. 1867 or 5000
No 22, dated Nov6, 1851 Act oil Feb IG 1852 for 5000
No ana, dated Aph a. 1882 Act OF jan, II, lsso,
Ss,i2sG o.
No. tJSs. dated Nov 1881! Act Of ApIilG. l5 for s.? o0o
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v ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD

y ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD
IL NANCE PROPEETN. -
WIN be sold ct public AuctioD; by ,. ~ mcOLhhhsp,
Auctioneer Al.ghauy Arsenal fitbnIe Ia cornm'hc'
Ing clock ni MONDAY January 49, 1860 the io!'
lowing srcles
81 Upper Csserna'e Carriages cas-. iron.
IS Seas Artillery Harness.
As 2il Foreign Muskets and RiAes. and repaired
I39ll H. ). Muskets snd Rifles. new and tpaTsd
t2857 Foreign Muskets aud Rifles
1904 L. ). Musheis aud ltiles
1888 B5cech.los and other CsTboea
453 Colts and shapes hilts.
l5l Sporting liiAss.
:s6 Sho. Guns.
3O,s Musket and Rife Bsrrel.
1898 Bayoneis, Triangular S.d sword
2leJ Rcvolvers.
1875 Sabers aud Swords.
4on0 Sets Cavalry Accou.ermcnts.
$50 Sets Infantry Acsooiernen's.
$500 SAdd rs. Cavalry ani Artil,ery.
10000 PARIS of Horse Equipnets Brides horss ssniteh
Cu-iy Combs, &c.
900 Sadd Blankets
1920 Parts Of Artillery Harness. .
lG0 Pounds Poyds, Cannon. Mu,ke. Rife and Spor'in.
% Incoupieie Sells Of Wrought Iron Parts for CsscniSse
Carriages.
6cO Tnns Scrap Cast IRON.
20 Turs Scrap Wrought ron
20 Tons l.esd aud Aniimouy, N Pig'. Type Metal
100 Wrought hou AKic-.
25,cCo PouEas Lead DToss.
l-,tNl Packing Do1es
\ s..e Lot Of hTtiely Ia ~, nis ard EquipIDenIs.
A IrTgc Lo, Of Sperr Parts fsr Murkcts &c.
A large Lot Of Tools sud fi.chiaes. -
Pun will BE- eqed TO remove the ir,ptrty within
ten DAYS sNerthe sale
Terms Cash. - -
Lieut. Col of Ordnance ad Bcyei BriyGcn. U. B. Army
ALLEGHANY iKsENAL, Dee. 26. 1875.
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U,HE HORACE WATERS Grand. souar
THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET OF

Tvs h r1STv rwn cai S1N VI, a.,
or other HIGHEST PREMfI Ms have hcen awarded NJ.
IL. within few years. and SEVENTEEN within the ~
forr WEEKS, for THE BEST INSfRU MEMS o. Ttib
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony Presented IN their eirelaI fca aos
than 25) Of ths eminent organi,s add usci-n5 Ia -
country that THE MASON 4 nAMi.iN CABINET Ot
CANS ARE UNEQUALED. Prices, $40 10 <66t. WsS
rooms, No 500 Broadway, New-Yo-s
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 1913
UENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-

HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-
sse.Toop No. 81 Nassaast opposite the Post.Jftce.
F,eotofs sale OF large private collection Of hne Ancionl
ard Modem OIL FAINT NiS comprising the gallery OF the
late urnry Mhi;norr, esg.. OF tbs city.
MlNFR 4 sONTfNIlIT will sell 90 auction on
WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY EVENINGS. loth aud llth
int, at "a O'Clock each evening at Q sonerye t1he{
Nm bi5 Esdwoy near Eoucrnths The large aud valuable
collection OF Ancient and Modern oil PAINTINGS. the prop
er.y o the lenyN himoIo most o which were puT
chased Europe BY the late al great expense tni eiA
brace. among others thr names oi tue following ats'-'
Rvbsns Brenghel. Rembrandt,
Van Dyck, tsravtBno, deiier',
pcus,n liotntbors', Salvador Rosa,
Rosa ds Tivol, Andrea dc! Ssrfo, Ho"desoeter'
csrerfi Guercino Os,ade
and also original Portrait e Washington by 1ru'
bul and For tait Of Beaain West hy himself TIE above
are bi'ion free, with cataoeues day and cVens
sud offer oppouuy ior connoissrurs TO purchase me
paintings Of h, ancient schools they wiz be scd whou'
Oso the estate, by orOsr o! tho executors
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

fINHE MINERS JOURNAL, Published at
Il Potsvil- Pa. will enter the AID volume the 9Th
sfJenusry, 1856 Term. ~ IS in advance. The Journal il.
the organ of the Coal Trade and M large crcu
iAon makes Of the best advertising mediums IN the
eounry Terms reasonable Address b. BANNAN, Publisher
fottsvile Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

OIFIcG oF AssisTASTO Arr ERSasrzH.
NnxiSCIos, Del. Jaa. Z, 1855.
GALE Of Surplus Government MULES.
- oil good aud seryiceab oWbe sold tt Public Auction
at WILMINGTON Del, on
FRIDAY, tho 5th Of Jsnlary,
FRIDAY, tic l2th cf ysnuary,
FRIDAY, the 18th of January,
FRIDAY, the 26,b Of January -
One bundled on each day Of -alr.
The particular aruton 4 purchasers "a called 20 the er
ceeut qusty Of te npe being Of good .i<e In good con
di find md gentle and well broke 20 hern.. being the
lplls team rnules OF W Washington Depot.
Animals sold singly.
Sale to cOuIaleuce II 10 O. m.
Terus-Cast III United states currency.
BY order Vi BIevc,. Brig Gen. JAMES A. TKiN, IN
charge lot Div. OHIO. q.
c. II. GALLAGHER, Capt. ard A..o. ~.
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Drp Gooos.

nTCSLINS! MCSLINS! MUSLlNS!
w JOBBERS PRICES Up 1oc. lAkh
OUR PRICES REMAlN TUE sAhE.
No ADVANCE WITH Us
GREAT RUSH FOR MUsLiNS AT
OUR PRICES.
PLASErrS. BLANKETS. BLANkEIS,
CLEARING OFT SALE OF BLANKETS.
THE BALANCE or OUH BLANKETS
WILL RE SOLD FOR LESS
THAN WHOLESALE PRlCES
COLD WEATHER. Buy YOUR BLANKETS OF U.s.
AND SAVE s5 FAIR
FOSTER BROTHERS. No z72 Beccsers'.
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WANTED--A TEACHER (Gentl3manl b
w private fimy, 20 instruct fonr children n The Ee
l.h ana rrdfaeuts OF Music Apply H. person. -
tween and D n, 70 LGoPoLD GlDLllZ Ao. lss Br0s$
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AssIsTAsT Q-ART2RxAsrER's OFsCK,
No. 45i LION Ti.AyR NLw. OAK D-c. ~, 1863
GALE Or GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
~ MI LES ell srgccahie.wil III be tod at public sncion
the Government Stsbes Thirty Lithst and Tenth
svense: -
One hundred Horses, on TUESDAY. "A January. 1906
Que hundred iIorses TUESDAY. oh January, 1905
One hundrcd Mules on THURSDAY. sth Jsnuafy. 1888
One hundred Mules ON THURSDAY llth January l4yi
One bundled Mules on THURSDAY, 18th January l5s.
TIE particular attention pur called 20 the excel
n quality these animals beng OF good size and In good
CONDITION. 1ne Mules reute and wel hroke 10 lsnefs,
bsug the surplus oftht " lshii gson DeP9..
Arimsll seld Fineiy
Sale TO commence al 10 ~.
IERlIS-Cash in United StUies currency
BY order OF Brevet-Brig. Gen. JAMES \. LK1S,
S. eh6rye First Division f. N. q. q.
/. LyROY Moons, Capt and \. q. VI.
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Dantins Ataoemss.
Qedebers.

VYANTED--Tn q Private School. l.tDYh
w TEACH Enslish French ard latin None reed ,ppt
esceri such capable Of sns adyateed oss. andcae
fpri.h satisfactory Testimonials. Atd.c,s > .. station u
Now York Post. Ohice
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A TTENTION, LADIES.-The New ork Fur
Manufacturing Coz No g. Chliiams', opposite Greeks
White MaTb.. Hoei-sets rs and upward; Brook Mink
Collar and Muf -. French Mnk Collar and MGh. ~ 20
Muk Sable Sets S25 +J hne hich sets, So hne sioe
tURs equally ss low. Altering and R-rairin. 70 the latest
slyes Receipt sgen 10 purhaie 70 insure lnlt moths
FLEMING, Manager.
EURS, FURS.-The Finest ard Richest Stock
4 OF FURs to be fornd is al FLhMiNOS, No 2i3 Broad
way, Ful'on.s'. also plend variety o. Fancy Robes
Rings. Lsdes skating cags Gents tur Csr7 Coier Cloves
and Hat, aud Cap5 81 aud quay,
tugng prices WA. T.. FLEMING. Practical fnrrer.