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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WAsHISGToS, December Z, 1866.
DEAR SIR: Your favor OF the 9Th
instant is received. You will receive
a copy of my report through the
Comptroller of the Currency. 1t was
very hastily written. but is, think,
sound in doctrine
What we need is an increase OF
labor. If We could have the pro-
ductive industry Of the country in
full exercise, we could return TO spc~
Gle payments without any very large
curtailment of United States notes.
Ny object has been to keep the mar
llet steady, and to work back to spe-
Gle payments without q financial col
lapse. | shall act in the future as
have in the past, with great caution,
and attempt no impracticable thing.
[ am, very truly, yours.
II. NIcCULLOCH.
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YESTERDAY. notwithstanding hard times
and gloomy foi oiebodings, our streets wclc
crowded, and innumcrab!c packages for
the httIe oHes, borne by fond parents or
kind friends, almost blocked up the side
walks, Conspicuous among the bearers of
these Christmas treasures were the ladies',
who, darkics being scarce and unreliable
converted themselves into light portcrs
for the occasion. God bless them. They
are about the only sunlight we have in
these days Of trouble and adversity.
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DON'T LIT IT Go Our or PrSr. -i'hy
only truthful and authentic account Of til.
sack and destruction OF Columbia, write"
hy one Of South Caroiina's most compc-
tent men, ali the Incidents being noted oi
the spot at !ho time. Your Children viii
be Sla'; to set IL copy at any price Fot
sale at tho !hc!sj-: office.
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When pleading for universal am
nesty and q generous forgctiulncss OF
the late fearful strife, VIC are some
times reminded, says the Ndionol
Mtelligencer, Of the stringent legisla-
ton which was INDUCED in some of
the States against the Tories But
that grew ont OF precisely that local
hostility in which the cmbittered 10y
alists, so-called, Would plunge the
nation. It did not reflect the temper
nor theSwishes Of our ablest states
men, and, save In some few cxcep-
tional instances, was II dead LET ter.
The men who guided this nation
through ''the days that tried mems
souls We're incapable OF perpctuat;ng
the passions of war with the ,seturn
of peace. The concluding passage
of one Of the resolves adopted by
Congress, in January, 17SA, was as
follows:
''And it is also hereby earnestly
recommended to the several States to
reconsider and revise ali their Acts
and laws regarding the premises, 50
as to render the said laws or Acts per
fectly consistent, not oulywith Justice
and equality, bit trih tia! spirit of
Cancellation which, on tho return Of
the blessings OF peace, should uni
VerSallv prevail
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is cali
e'i to the following advertisements, wi,icl,
are Published this m"ri,ing Tor the first
time:
Edward Mountain Cheese, &c.
Meeting Eutaw lIncampment
Apply at this Oflicc-private Boarding.
W. Goo;'man-Estrav Cow.
Columbia RestauraEt-FreeE EgS-noS.
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OuARrERxAsTYRG GENERALS OFFICE,
Tlssr DIVISION WAHIsGTos, d. C., Feb q, loco.
GALE of STEAM GRIST MILL

CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORO. D. C.
By order Of the Qusrerm sister General there VII be sod
on the premises public auction under the direction OF
Capt. George 7. Browning, A. O NJ on WEDNESDAY
April 1896 u O'Clock. the following described pub
20 ONE Il, STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL
frame with massive granite ioun iatOns 40 by 81 ieet win
coal hay and engine houses attached all contnc'ed o. the
best material and IN the most substantial manner
Also time and place. the machinery and sppli
snces Of the Inil, consisting Of -
ONE an ENGINE, OF IooHORSE POWER,
with cylinder twenty-five 2l inches diameter and tweny
GA inches stroke set heavy cast ron bed -"
with cold and hot water pumps end heaeT and cast oY
feet in diameter ana twenty 2 inches face with Jud
TWO t2l Boilers, OF soHORsE POWER EACH,
made OF best boiler roD eIteens 1910 OF en- inch
IN thickness tive 5l feet In diameter and fourteen 4 feet
Eve Isl inches length esch boiler containing seventy sr
co. lap welded ues three 0 and one fourth ~ inches
Z o Pairs Ts q on FHf Rfps PkES BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY 800 INCHES SPRING MILLS,
contracted OF sod French barr none aud Get In heavy
vebsanced frames with hsyeuttersy elevator ana con
veysrs sufficient TO cut and handle the bay grain and pre-
psfed feed On the economical and sborssvne plan
The shs 10 Of finished wrought iron and the pues OF cast
hon faced and balanced with hGnges and boxes sufficient to
sys 0 pairs OF buns, &c The main driving 9et OF
ION, ln NJ rubbtr and twenty four (2 inches wide The
belt, for driving The mills &c, Of the best osktsned
TIE Engine Boilers Machinery and Fixtures Of every de-
,eription are Of very beet materials and workmanship
and in excellent condition and tne working ordeI TIE
II deemed advisable by the Agent Of the Government on
The day OF sale the badings will be cold separately
Terms; Cash. in Government funds
Purchasers will be required TO remove their property before
She hst ISL day Of May next unless ohervife arranged BY
the owner Of the grounds
boat Giesboro will leave the Sxthreet wharf every
Any further information that may be desired viii be given
BROWNING A O. NJ os j%Mt g 10 to i fk S''
Dvt Brig Cen IN charge fret Division q NJ. G. o.
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GRO A. LEAvITT Auctioneer.
Z TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadwa

VVOVh
DLEAVlTP SIREBElGH6 Co.. successors to J.E Cooley.
coHsIeHnESTs SOLICITED. Ap7AScFs NADR .
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER
COINS AND slEDALS-The collection OF Robert 3. Cham
kers ESQ. Of Providence, II. ].
March S, and five following days at O'Clock p. N.
The very extensive library of B. Fisher esq OF Austef
Geld Fam Camden Co.. N j. cona Inc many ohoiee scare
curious and unique books Among t.. Peoises are Amer
can History comprising early Travellers and winters 'oy
ages round the World Arctic Voyages State Histories INDIAN
Hstory Indian Cap;ivie Travels and Surveys Eay amer
can Poetry Bihiothees Americana Nc, NC Also, Black
Letter and Yelum Books Wichcraf, Demonology aud
Miracle on these subjects the collection is full LargepacT
Books &C. In many respects this collection Of Books Is
public The Books tTe superb condition mostly IA elegant
and substantial bindings by Pawson Nicholson Mackenzie
Lewis Rjvier .vdav Cape Neidree aud other well known
Europan binders and general rule they are now IN con-
ton placed the library shelves oil any gentleman III
tbis country Europe. ~
Catalogues price Is cents and the Books will be on view
Thursday morning, March l..
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QuARTE2sAsrER GHSRHaLs OFFICE, J
kIRsT DIVISION,
WAsHIvaToy n e.. February, n, 1896.
OlJE OL GOVERNMENT RITII ,UINGS.

GALE OF GOV EhNMtNl DtlLDINoS,
- STABLES, FENCING. WHARVES, SC, a. GlES'
BORO D. c. BY Of tho ouarermasteT General there
will be sod the PREMISE at public auction under the d.
on MONDAY Apr. 1860 at 10 O'Clock and continuing
from the hour each day thereafter eIeept WkpNhs
DAY and THURSDAY ApTl and B. which days the iiiI
and Water Works will be sold until the whole shall have
been disposed Of the following described public property to
Eleven az OFFICES, tfrsme 2s,iso two .toe., 1920
l6I38 two 2oI2o tive .ores) s1is tkchen 'd)0inns cI
Erhty nine iesj LABORERs' QUARTERS tfrtm.) !
seventy 1915 fourteen i2I4 and one, le0 with shed
d DWELLINGS sgs sas;O So ' ts1s, Nth
S SiGS s14 ssd two icSen Son s.s add I
with wing l0xl4 PARA with she'd adjoining .sriOl
IS, N e. "a M wns s two .oa I with
additions l012 28xl+0 2sxo two stores l6IsO lCx1i and
Thirty.two (s2, STABLES tt.ne) Twenty four 2a1s37
liz ll132 and one 1929 with shed adjoining
One Q) HOSPITAL STABLE (frame), with s27o lneal
One o. ISSUING STABLE trame, with s'la linoh fee,
Twenty taC BUILDINGS francis 2a,,1 2a1se 1872 70,
g. l5I65 0Il6 four l6I5O fear ss22, ii+s2' .SIi Ni
SHEDDING, 7ss inesl feet.
seventy sight {s MANoEEs, S.,ie. ilTss.ad sL.f feet
Nv T%es.y 90 o ~ Uses,
Qt GRaM H3tsh G 6 "a SsI no, u,ss
40. . fset and one ? $50 .Susre feet
% Si fiSSsM2THsg sh6ops ass ,oo and g..
l6O
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, l7I31.
IN. Buildings will DO add singy and mus, DO removed With
in fifteen days.
Tn. buildings viii be t1en down at the eIpense OF pur
chssers; but the lumber will If desired be delivered by the
Government ee u charge oI uAnsportaon on the depot
wharf.
Terms: Cab In Government funds.
boat for 0iesb will the Sixth street wharf every
hour during the day Of sale.
For further information sppy in person by letter 70
Captain GFO. 4. BROWkIHD, 4. q NJ, GiesboIo ID. &,
to this office JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevt Brrader- General in charge,
First Division, q "a. %. y.
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QuARrERxAsryH.G EsEsALs Ofrcs,)
EIRsT DIvisI0S.
WAsnisGTos, d. C.. Feb. 20, 1864
TEAM BOILER FORCE PUMPS,

GALE OF STEAM BOlLER, fOhCE fUMIS,
y WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS, 4c., com Pri,ins
THE whTRR-WORKS AT GIESBORp, ID: c. .
BY order Of the General there viii be sold
on s. nr.i,e, al Public Auction under the direction Of
Csptsin George r. Browning A. Q. NJ, on THURSDAY
Aprl 1865 at 10 O'Clock the following de'cn0ed pDoHe
property, TO wit; 49,, r
one STEAM BOILER, 30 het lors and iee Ia diameter
with two l2inch Hues) made OF inch boiler IRON
with al the Necessary nppnrtenAnees including eA.Hon
font gauge cocks globe feed pump smoke STACK and
hood steam range patent grs bars. pips plugs
reducing pieces, &c. all IN good order - .... =.
TWO &ORfHINGTOS STEAM FORCE PrMPs, No O.
lpeh cylinder inch troke 25bore power each anc each
capable Of pumping and forcing 10000 gallons OF water PER
dsy Connected with them the requisite valves. lands
co1plng, bends, elbows doubevave oil cnps ke Jhsse
Pumps are comparatively new, and in complete working
order -. .,,,, ,v
8 1872 feet 6inch cast iron Wster ripe
IlO0O feet 3inoh castiron Water Pipe.
8lO feet Pinch W ongh.-iyon Water Pipe
564 seet ll-inch cast iron Water Pipe.
1900 feet "A inch csst-iron Water Pipe.
600 feet l-inoh castiron Water Pipe.
600 feet A inch css,iron Water Pipe. .
THIRTY. ONE CASJ.IRON FIRE PLUOS, Ayess pm
eut with all the necessary connections, sue ~ pehus
stop cocks elbows ourwty pieces &C. all IN e1coeH CON
diton together with -, ,...,...
and dies pyers crabs, drills punches cankng tools &C.
Term: Cash. "a Government funds 81,
Deliveries viii be made 70 puchasen ON OF before tho MAJ
(ttl day OF May next. =, - -, =, .
boat for iGesboro' will leave tho si,th wharf every
hour during the day Of sale. -, !, ,..
Any further Information that mnJ be desired VIII DC gvsn
upon application person by letter to Capt george L.
Brovping A. q NJ, Giesboro', d. c., or Ut this ONCE
JAMES A EkIH, Bvt. Brig Gen, IN charge ~ n
First Division, Y. NJ. u. y.
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Auction SALE.-WM. A. CARTER,
"a Ancopeer Store No 50 Court sndtst Goods stored BY
Hud.on river Railroad Company 70 storage an,
CHARGE, Al 10 O'Clock q. m. SATURDAY. 3lst OF Mieh'
ise a, stores Nos u aud &c Teutaave viz: j. hanf
Trunks; Berett Brothers HorsePower ana Sna,, WIN
wheel; American Bell Co. Bell and Cestnesi r. In'cnfd
i Trunk E. Deuning boxes Slate Nantes; ), A.. bse
Hops; bale do y. n. C., box Henry SKUNK, purde
Cloth. A. Mar box
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m Mrrrrv. Ancroneer.

DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Nos. 694 and
ID e96 Broadway cor Of 4th-st.-Sales Of Books Sta.
Hspery Pc.ures Works Of ir Fancy Good Furniture &c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
March 5 and o, az O'Clock,
PRIVATE LIBRARY, embracing lsrgs assortment Of
l.st d French WORKS &c. Also hne BOOKCASES :,
and a few FRAMED ENGRAVINGS. Catalogues are ready,
md the articles are on view.
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9ales bn Anetioft.

TOHN II. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF COTTON
JOHN H. DRAPER Co.
win SELL, on
WEDNESDAY March 9, 1900
at IL O'Clock noon,
Al Pikessp, East River,
for sccount Of whom 1t may concern,
500 BALES OF COTTON.
in msrehsnabe order
slightly damaged BY fresh water
The Cotton can be seen any time before he sac.
Catalogues at the Office Of the AuconeeIs No. 30 finet
TFRMS-CASH.
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Amnsemenis.


OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Msnageress.u....MrsJ JOHN WOOD
(run KsTApLrsHxEsr DOES ADVERTISE IN fHn
NETWORK HERALD)
COMPLETE SUCCESS
Of the new Fairy Burlesque Extravaganza entitled
CINDERELLA
T. LA COMARE;
OR, TIE LOVER, TIE LACkEY AND LITTLE
GLASS SLIPPER,
which will he repeated , ... .,.-..
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
appearing -
CINDERELLA, THE BAROS'S YOUNGEST
DAUGHTER,
with
Err GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE,
from the principal London and Austra allan theater a.,
lHIJ flRSf APPEARANCE IN NEWfOhh1 AS
CLORINDA, THE BARONS ELDEST DAUGHTER.
The burle.que produced with
NEW SCENERY, BY HAYES.
NEW MUSIC, BY THOS BAKER.
COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS AND MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
Previous TO the burlesque the petite comedy in two acts
entitled
USED UP
SIR Charles Coldstresm Mr.. George Fswcett Rowe
Doors open a. u O'Clock; curtain nses ct H.
Sests secured three days In advance.
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GRAND CONCERT :, III.
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH3 Ises,
IRVING HALL,
Assisted By the first artists IL the country
including
sisnors DE ROSsT, soprsuo;
Sig MAsSIMlLIANI, Tenor;
slgnor ANTONUCCI, Bassoi
Per kindness Of Max Maretrek.
Herr LOUIS SCHREIBER, Comet;
Herr EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, vioini
Hen HENRY MOLLENHAUER, YioloneenoI
Herr ALEXANDER, Yiolonceno.
Master BERNARD. Violin.
EDWARD MOLLESHAUER, Musical Director.
GRAND OVERTURE
AND
A SONATA BY BEETHOVEN,
arranged for 60 hands,
BY THE PUPILS OF THE CONSERVATORY,
10 be performed on
SIXTEEN OF THE WEBER PIAN0-FoRTES.
Tickets. eI esch Reserved Seats Soc Extra For sale ct
the Conservatory No. l33 Fast Thirseenth; W. A. Pond
Co.. No SAT Broadway; Beer Scldrmer No. 7o Broad
way; shuberth Co. No. $50 Broadway, and Irving Hall on
the evening the Concert Pupils entitled to one ticket
each Door open 1t O'Clock Concert viii commence q
O'clock,
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10. RrLKLrY. Auctioueer.


r ARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Stores
L on Washington and Wessts with bulkhead and water
right between Spring and Chartonts) Lots l2thave
O2d I3Oth and ls2d,s Asotwo houses Hrnngdon-st.
BROOKLYN between Court and Clintonsts.
P. c. BULKLEY will sell lon TUESDAY, March g. ct II
o'clock at the Exchange saesrcOm No. III Broadway the
following valuable property:
WASHINGTON sr.-The u story brick building Known a.
Not. @S and $40. between Spring and ChartonsIi lot
4OxiIs; building covers the whole plot.
wEsrsT.-The story Store No %7 Wes.s lot 20 by rs
n inches The story Store No. 900 Wess lot % by 81
n. 5inches
BuLKHRAD AMI WATER RIoHr In front Of the above
The whole Of this property Washington and Wess'
forms po, 40 IT, front Washgtoa.si by %! #. inches
running through to Wesst nearly covered with substantial
brick buildings with the bukhead and water rsht In front
and Is wei worthy the sttendon Of capitalists and investors
Il2DsrFour lots north sGs Of i2d', 400 r. east Of
1lth.ave.
IC:p srTwo lots south side Of lo2d-s'. 38S n. e,' Of
lstave.
l2THAvR.-Two lots east side . a. north Of l3oths..
10Th sT-One lot north side, 100 r. east Of l2,hsye
Valuable plot Of ground l2h-ave. both and hahhn
sta 10 feet the avenue, zee feet l3Oth st. and 40 feet
II inches esstery line running through to MaAattsns
BRooKLyS PROPERTY, HUNTINGDON sT-The athree''tory
hghsoop and sub cellar brick houses Nos Al and 10 Hunting
don ~ by about 4s lots 100 n. deep well built and In
sood order. Possession May l.,
For Maps spply to tho Office No q Waist Jsuncey Court
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| DANIEL II. BusDgrr. Auc'loneeI: 1890,
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT WIS.,

~ SELS ut AUCTION.
BUHDETT, JONES & Co..
VIII sen on TUESDAY March g. 1866 st ID ocloct noon.
Navy YSrd Brootiyn by ordor Of the Ns'y Depart
mei,t), the following NAMED vessel: 80
Steaintag MARdOLD; length 80 feet breadth ~ feet'
depth feet inches vertical engine diameter 81 sylnar
&c stroke piston rs inebss ono hue aud return
tubular boiler. -, n, r -.
Stcamtug LAPURHUM; length 100 feet breadth u re'
inches depth feet diameter Of cylinder S.iDches sroAe
% inc nes boiler, furnaces Dus. AND return iuoss
Terns-2o per cent the day ~ se the balance within
ain dsvs vban the yesse must be removed op the Yard.
'' ~ @. IL. BELL. ConmandaIt.
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nlarble nlailtcls.

MARBLE MANrELS-Now is the time 10
wi purchase Martol, very cheap 800 Manefs On band
which will be sold At very low prices A. kLhEEno MAJ
bic Worts No. 100 Ess Eighteenthst near Ihid ave. NJ
y. Cut this out.
MARBLE MANTLES for SALE-1nqulre. oi
wi p. A. BROWN 10. 29i West ThiIty-thiId-st, ~. n
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED sLAIh
moved his Marble and slate Mantle from ~ Jana.
d V No. eos slx1kAYEY h ~ iesfsR 9! RIe9xp'
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Sales bp Anttion.
TTENTlON IS CALLED


A TTENTlON IS CALLED
YLREMPToRY SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
B, JAMES coLEs's son, Aue,ioneer,
On WEDNESDAY, March T. 1856,
A, y o'clock IN,
h. Commercial Exchange, No 1863 Futonst, opposite the
City Hall Brooklyn.
OF Tie valuable property in the
It'll 9Th and 10Th Wards, Brooklyn.
Ard especially ofthe
ELEVEN BRICK DWELLING HOUSES AND LUIS
NOs ~. "A. &c, 4s, 50, 50. 81 SC, CO. &C. %
RYsRsoy ST.. BROOKLYN,
Between Myrtle aud Park'aves
rb.,e house, are neat and substantial with gas and wn'ei
,,,ayeea, are on high ground sud In good neghoohooo
and WITHIN rs MINUTES OF FULTON FERRY, BY the
nvr,le-sve and Floshing.a ave rairosds.
The projected ferry to the NavyYaId will ohn: them
sin nearer to New.York.
THIS Is A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR The FUR
CHASE OF MODERATE. PRICED DWELLINGS.
Title absolute and possession given the fret Of May
Sixty Per cent. Of the purchase money nay remain on
mortgage for FIVE years.
For maps and other particulars Apply to The sueoneer'
vARNUM L TURNEY,
No. 10 Broadway, ~ Y.
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Amngfufenis.
"ALLACK"
w Proprietor and Mans ser..".Mr. LESTER WALLACE

"ALLACKs.
tTuIs EsrABIisHxEsr NOR ADVERTISE IN TIKI
kEw-YokK uERALDl
Open at "A O'Clock Begins sta
SATURDAY
Fifth time In Anerics the Original and very successful
Comedy, IN Three Acts, entitled
SOCIETY.
IN which win appear Mess Frederic Robinson, Charles
Fisher Marx Smith. Hoson Geo. Holland. Norton William
son, Browne Graham, Pope Ward Csshin, Miss Hadene
Henhquss, Mira Vernon, Miss Emma LIE Brun, Mrs. limo
pey, Miss Kate Barrett and NJ So Scott.
MONDAY ia time herel ROMANCE AND REALITY.
TUESDAY,
BENEFIT Of Mr.. FREDERIC ROBINSON,
First time ia liz never before acted bere Douglas
Jerrods celebrated Drama the RENT DAY, which will be
presented with beautiful scenery Appropriate Stage Appoint
merits Correct Costumes and a fine Cast. Also, hortons
cspitsl Farce Of the E1ON BOY.
WEDEESDAY-SOClETY
VIII shortly be revived. Tom Taylors very attractive
Comedy. THE UNEQUAL MATCH.
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OFFICE ORA. O. NJ. WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb H. 1870:
GALE Of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNME Ni
MuIFs-AI GOOD and ssryiceabe WI be sold at PUB
Lie AUCTION At Wilmington Del On every FRIDAY dur
iny the month Of March, $1,000
s ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The epeciaI attention Of purchasers invited 70 me ac'
that N, s mules large w parei and m ercsent CON
Animals sold singly.
Sales to commence ut 10 q. m.
Term,-Cash la United States currency ,,y,,,
By order of Brevet Brig Gen JAMES A. EkIN,
In charge frat Division u NJ. o. ..
{. H. GALLAGHER Capt and A. y. NJ.
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GREAT SALE IN FINE ARTS,

THE COLLECTION OF FOREIGN PICTURES in the
STUDIO BUILDING No IS Teni~st. win be sold Ut AUG
ees On Its Eyenspp Of ;sf l'tt md l6ih VI Mach.
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: ovARrrnxA.TrR .GrvnRAIs orrIcE,

QrARTKRxAsTHR GENERALS OFTcE, }
FIRST DIVISION, NAsnsGros, u. C., Feb. %, 1865
GALE Of MANURE.-Will be sold at the
- csysy Depot 9ssbero D. G. slass quantity Of stock.
ground in baTges boats b. provided y them forty
t4el pr cubic yard Two boats according
sisel can be loaded per dsy
Tenns-CAsh IN Government funds
BY order Of tie QEAItsrUester General.
JAMES a. EkIN, Brevet. igAdie,. General
Ia charge First Division q. 81 g. o.
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V,O LET-Four LOFTS, Nos. and 3 Divis-
iont corner Cs,hsine..,. about 20 by II feet. g. T.
W. SANFORD No. as Euiton.at.
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6itnailons Uantco-n lales.

A SOLDIER Returned from the War wants
~ place rs GARDENER Inquire at No. 4l4 Madison
corner Of Grandst HENRY SCHRUPP.
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III Wharf.-The AMERICAN CONFLICT In Two
VOLS RICHLY ILLUSTRATED WITH ~ PORTRAITS
on STEEL NUMEROUS MAPS AND DIAGRAMS or
BATTLE.FIELDs FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES, VIEWS.
eic-The Of this History unparalleled Tho ~ork
will be comrleted IN q few months, and vii be Vastly
superior to WORKS OF which complete oa
before Gen. Grants Report was made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

WOMAN WANTED..-One capable Of
~ TAKING CHARGE q our WORK ROOM. Apply
nom 10 to O. clock on Saturday Monday GOMPEkTS
1 SON Az ning Makers. No lOl BoweIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

DOCK AGENTS and CANVASSERS can
ID make money by selling RUsS's PATENT SCISSORS
SHARPESER without interfering with other businesA
sample ssnt by mai Tor 60 cents.
Addre.. W. p. PECK. No 10 GOds.., NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-01
Importance OF Adv-r.islng.

The following from the Pittsburgh Ga
Eette. a sketch Of business house in that
ei,v, admirably Illustrates our views;
la a brief interview with one Of our most
liberal patrons few days since, we inquired
his experience Of the policy Of advertising
We regard his answer as noteworthy, aud
commend il TO the consideration Of others
He said the same kind of business in which
he is engaged had been carried on at the
same stand for ten years by one, aud nearly
ten years by another predecessor. That
these men gave dilligent attention IN their
business, were sober and frugal, hut spent
nothsg for advertising They were Just
barely able 10 exc out living. That he
bought out the concern ten years ago, aud
heeun debtor for the whole estahlishment.
He felt poor and only expended fifty dollars
per anuum in each Of the business papers
the 6r.t year: but subsequently he increas-
ed his expenses 10 several thousand dollars
annually far advertising. and tho result has
demonstrated its marvellous utility, a. he 10
10 day worth $i75,O00, and his annual
profits are constantly increasing. 1s' p
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-01

A RECENT writer has said that no patton
bestows less siiontion on the human hair.
thsD the Americans. IL this 10 said in ro-
gard 10 the oils and greasss that are used,
then never was grealer mistake made. We
ere pleased 20 know u Remedial Medicinal
preparations Is now offered IN the market.
II Is not one Of those clear colored llQads,
whose only merit consists III their beauty
but Of the Intrinsic worth, which cures al
Diseases Of the scalp, restores the hair 10 III
natural color, when gray, and causes new
hair ~ grow where il has thlleu out; this i
SUalrs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renswer, :
We SPEAK gifts worth from actual use. :
2 ffHrthern Gszstte rs