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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06
ConstabIe,s Sale

RY virtue of an execution duly issued bv 7
1G L. McGownd, one Of the Justices of the
Peace IN and for Boise county Idaho Precinct
ana to me directed on the 10th day of November
1861 against the property of John Stahl a nd wife
ana IN favor Of Fred Gesner for the sum of 500
dolars and S26 95-iG0 dollars cost of suit, have
levied upon one dwelling house as the property Of
SAID John Stahl and wife, situate in the town Of
Idaho City, Boise County, on the block in sad
town between. Wall and Commercial streets. ana
Main and High streets also five single Mattress
Public notice is hereby given, that the above
iS S1 properly VIII be sold to the highest
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1866,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock PM
Of sad day all Of which will be sold to satisfy
the above demand and accrung cost. =, I
December, l4th, 1865 n9w3.
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CITY NEWS.

: LIBRARY REDUUTIoN.-M Pinney has reduced
the rates for reading his splendid library. Read
more and talk less, and people will think you are
wise. bf ss h,ss
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2 NEW YEARS CALLs.-Among the many vel
furnished tables laid for the entertainment of
callers on Monday last we have heard special com.
plments in favor Of the banquet board by Mr. J.
H, Wickersham and Lady. At quite number Of
residences the blinds were closed. doors locked
andthe felix's, to all appearances, mot at home.o
We would be pleased with the fashion that all
ladies remain at home on New Years Day, and
the gentlemen all come to see them. This IS very
proper, and with the ladies popular idea. Quite
Q number enjoyed themselves in this manner dur.
ing the fore part Of the day, but the wine being
generally no SHAM caused 50 much exhileration
that ewssuryiyed.its effects later than o clock
in theafternoon, that is. to such an extent az
would enable themto. continue their visits With
theiraccustomel grace andsdignity. 30 adsf
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N TIC II

Sis taa OTTO f.. ii
Our stock Of Goods have been Carefully So
leeted at San Francisco and purchased from First
Hands, and with the facilities we possess, Ye-are
able toofer Merchants, Miners and the public in
general, better Inducements for purchasing Of Us
than ever before offered. as we are determined not
to be'ulaersOld by any houserin the Basin and
being supplied with Three Large Fire-Pnoot
Cellars. all Of which are file with Goods, We
give purchasersa chance to make good selections.
E. MILLER Is cHAs. J. BERNsTlEL,
San Francisco. Car. 90 Idaho City, i. T, s
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

w ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the New YORK Ordnance Agency No as
WORTH Street. at ii O'Clock A. NJ, on the 25th OF
Janusry, 1866, the following lots OF DRUGS aud
MEDICINES ), property OF the Gnited States, VIZ -
FS4pOGnds Aoes, Bona1ia, and Barbados,
49, pOunds Alum,
30 IouI ds Ammonia,
3S9 bottles Ammonia,
50 Pallons Arnlca
III pounds ASA ptida,
1854 pounds Blue VltrIol,
423 Bottles British OIL,
l67 J. 16 pounds CaOmel,
287 pounds Canthardes,
1440s pounds CASTLE Soap,
ECO pounds Simple Cerate,
49, hounds Sulphate Copper,
1l43 pounds Copperas,
200 ouId DIS Epsom salts,
66} bottles Sulphunc e her,
le6 pounds Ground taNseed,
Z6 quarts Spirits lurpentne,
12SB pounds 6ronnO Glnper,
13lSs pounds (rlaU Der salts,
26 eottles 1incture Iodine,
e293 pounds Lard,
~ gallons Laudanum,
40b pounds Acetate Lead,
247 pounds Mercunal Ointment,
1858 toltles Mustang LInlment.
l613 quarts Spni Ntre,
log quarts Castor Oil,
SS quarts sweet Oil,
1898 bottles Opodeldoc,
GO pounds Ch orate Potash,
697s pounds Rosn
7tS4 pounds Sulphur,
80 pounds ToOacco.-Plug,
16s pounds Su phate Ziuc,
Anseeo, AIpnhlohV, AqualoIus,, Alnoa III nO"eIS; ;
Rosln Olntments, Bicarb soda, BoraX. Buckthorn
Snup, Chloroiorm, Condition Powders, Corrosive
Subin ate, Cream Tartar, ycerine Glimans and
lOwel's LinlmCnts Caustlc, Mustard, Nutgalls
CTotOR Oil, Farriers' and Gar0llng Oils, OILS oil
Cloves, Juniper Origanum, Rosemary, Sassaras and
Spike, Peppe mint, Tartar Emetc, Cayenne Pepper
WoTmwOOd and Yellow Root.
Terms-Cash, United States currency The stores
will be bid IN il the in erests of the Government
should render it necessary. Catalogues can be hac
on application
s. CRISPIN, Brevet Colonel U. 5. A.,
1861 Captain OF Ordnance.
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AN AUDACIoUs SwINDLER.-An indivi-
dual who mas been travelling under the assumed
name Of General Edward NJ. McCook, OF the
celebrated NcCook iamily, of ONO, was arraigned
at the Central Station, last evening, charged
with swindlng. The accused held forth during
last summer in this city. He boarded az the
Continental Hotel made daily practice of hir-
ing carriages and riding out in style, registered
himself as General McCook, and was supposed
to be that identical person. He neglected to pay
his board bill, was arrested, and taken to Camp
Cadwalader He sent for a prominent Market
street merchant, who repaired to the Cont1nen-
tai, paid the bill, and had him released. The
prisoner loitered around the city for few days,
borrowing money ofseveral other parties during
the interim. He does not deny the charge made
against him. He is about six feet in height,
heavily built, and Of fine form. In fact, he
does not look unlike the General.
The prisoner was committed for further
hearing, TO take place this afternoon at 2oclock,
when it is expected that he will have an oppor-
tunity of meeting the General whose name and
reputation he has been using.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
STORES.
win be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
ON FEBRUARY 90 1885,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ large quantity, consisting in
part of the following articles, Wit
974 carbines, various kinds.
36 eco Muskeis and Rifles new and old Un.ed statcs
and foreiOn, of various calibres.
eos star's Army Revolvers, servicoable.
276 savare's Navy RevoIvers, new, and Others.
with a laigo lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms o. various patterns.
49O Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn.
1880 Cavalry Brides worn.
2ss Belt Holsters, for Pisos, worn.
ECO Cartridge Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1,158 Cartridge Boxes, for Carbinos, worn
sO0 Sings, for Carbines worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
AZ 0t0 sets of Infantry Announcements, worn.
Also large lot of sppondages for the various
kiI ds Of MusAets and Rifles
Samples TO be seen at the
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
and AZ the
UNITED. STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
JAMES M wHITTEMORE,
st2 20 Capt. and Bvt Maj. Ord COMMANDING
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AWAIT A CLAIMANT.-The folio wing arti-
cles of ladies' wearing apparel are at the Mayors
Office, awaiting Identification. A printed en-
broidered chambray dress, ladies' white figured
brilliant wrapper, embroidered:-black alpaca
dress, black silk MANTLE heavily embroidered
wide-striped silk Dress with red satin flowers; {;
black and brown plaid satin dress, and blue
silk dress
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RED MEN IN TowN.-A delegation of In
dians arrived in this city on Wednesday, and
stopped at the Merchants Hotel. Their names
are registered as follows:-Nag- -ga-rash, Iowa
Reservation; To.hee, Iowa Reservation; Mak,hee,
Iowa reservation; e. Douon, Iowa Reservation;
Tar.ra-he, Iowa Reservations Pe-to-oh-ema, Sac
and Fox Reservation; Moless, Sac and Fox
Reservation,
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y ov NMENr SAL E..

n ov R N Nj E Mt SALE.
EXT ENsIvE SALE OF DRY GOODS. BED.
DING, ElC., IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
warenou,e, No Il MARkET Street NASHVILLE, e on
TUESDAY, February 6. 1866.
BEDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses, joInted.
1900 Bed llcks.
22,OOO Coun erpones, Linen and Marseilles.
10000 Mosquito Bars.
81 COO Pillow Cases.
45 Coo Pillow Ticks
so 0C0 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
e Y SSS SsS bssssHs bbssssssssH eeYns
10000 Slippers
10 COO N1ght-capg z, ,.,1o,,,,e
81 600 Towels, fl size, buckaback.
1900 Roer-oWeis crash.
Zoo 52,SSS Yards Red Flannel.
2,400 yards Gutta Percha Cloth
4,000 l1utta kerchn Blankets
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
lOO0 Canvas HammecSs.
GOO Canvas Blanket Cases.
10000 pounds 0akum and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton WadolDg Tape, etc.
A su all portion of the foregoing articles are
second hand, and will be sold sevaratelY. he
u eater part are new and IN original packages
catalogues may be had ON application ,,,,
ROBBERY FLETCHER,
Surge con and Bvt. Colonel U. s. Vols
11516t f t.Ft Medical Pulveyor U. b. A.
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
y ALL GUOD AND SERVlCEABLE.'
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUA RrERMAsrER. !
WILMINGTON, DEL. January q 1866.
VIII be sold at public auction, at wilmington,
Delaware, on
Friday, the 9TH of January.
Fnday, the 18th OF January.
Friday. the 19ih OF January. t
FndaY, the 26th of January.
Four hundred good and serviceable mules,
One hundred On each day OF sale
The particular attention of purchasers Is called to
the excellent quality these mules, being OF good
sIze in good condition., kind and gentle, and well
broke to hal ness being the surplus team mules OF
Washington Dep0t
Amin ais sold singY
sale to commenee at 10 A. nj.
Telms--CRsh, IN Unite states currency.
By order Of BFevet BFigadIerG General james A.
ExIn in char ge FIJI ST Division Q NJ g .
U. H. GALLAG HER,
132Ot Captain and A. Q NJ,
DEPoT QUARTERMAST TER's OFFICE
IL RoeKETT's LANDING,
RICHMOND. Va,
January 8, 1866
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Notice Is hereby gwen that In pursuance OF in
,tructions from the Quartermas' er. General, viii
ye at Public Auction at Rocketts Landing, Rich
plond Va, on tine 20th dgv OF January 1866,
$50 fiA rECLASS MULES,
These mules have been "a use in the teams at this
Depot tOr the past SIX months, well broken, and
in fine condition.
Terms--Cash, IN Goyerpment tunds.
sale to commeIce az 10 A. Nj.
GEORGE Is ,CADWALADER,
Breyet Lt.-COl and . M,
f1I18t In charge of Depot
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INQUEST = Coroner Taylor held an inquest
Yesterday afternoon on the body of David Donald.
Son, who was so shockingly injured on the 10Th
instant by falling off a freight train, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad near Ohes-
ter. The deceased was unmarried and resided
with his parents at Chester. He has been en-
ployed as a brakesman on the road slnce July
1asf
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YOUTH CoMBrTTED.--Daniel Magher, a
lad, had a further hearing yesterday afternoon,
charged with the larceny OF one-thousand dol
lar bill from John GIL, living in Bedford street.
petrated some time since. 1t was testified that
Magher obtained the money and left for Balt-
more, at which place he remained until recently.
The youthful prisoner was committed tor trial.
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SHOCKING INJURIES. - Conrad Rantzer,
aged fifty years, employed at Harding's paper
mills at Manaydnk, had his right arm torn off
mscbinery mao hin Yesterday afternoon. He was con- on
veyed to his home in Oak street. Manayunk
and is not expected to recover.
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THE CTTY OoNlM1s sIoNERsHIP.-The evil

The CITY CoAIMIs ssIoNERsHIP.-The evil
dence in this case in behalf of Major Weaver
was brought to close yesterday But one wit
ness was examined, and that was the Prothono.
tary, who testified that all the last batch of
envelopes containing the alleged soldier vote,
and on which John Given obtained certificate
of election, were received by him in the same
mail, Notwithstanding that they were alleget to
have been mailed at different times in New
Orleans and various parts of Virginia.
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last evening, a dye-house attached to Burners
cotton factory, at Twenty-third and Hamilton
Streets, was slightly damaged by fire. The
flames originated from lighted candle being
placed too near a leak in the gas-pipe.
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STRAY CHMD.-A little girl giving the
name of Katie Wilson, aged ten years, who says
she came from Chester with her mother, was
found wandering I'm the streets yesterday, and
taken to the Central Police Station to await re-
cognitIou 'eA.
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I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
A. AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Will be sold AT Iublc Auction st Fort Monroe
Arsenal. Old Point Comfort, Va on THURSDAY,
q 9Th day of February 1866, at 10 O'Clock M, a
aIPe quantity OF stores consisting in part or the to
loving articles VIZ
400 + cid, siege, and Sea Coast Cannon; wrought
and cast ron, SmOO h.bOre and Rifled of bres
varying from three to eleven inches, inc .udmg %
Cast Iron Guns unfinished
SO MOrtars-Cast lron-12 FOUNDER, 24pounder,
s inch, and l0-mCh
rs S26 Shot, Shell. Spherical Case Grape and
Canister for mOoth-bore and Rifle Guns OF CaiiOres
var ing from 10.pounder TO I0-nch.
452 Breech-OaGng Carbnos, "Burnsido's,' "Mer-
Iill's," "Maynard's," and "North's '-new and re-
$40 Muskets and Rifles, United States manufacture,
new ana repaired
6C4 Foreipn Rifles, Austrian" Calibre 54 new
and repaired
il smooth-bore Pisto's-CaliDre "a, new.
1852 Breech oading LarbInes, 'Burnside's," ," "Mer-
nn,s," sharps," and STARS"
q Rihes-"Henry's" and Speucer's."
1859 Muskes and Rlhes-United States and
Foreign manufacture ofvariOus ca bras
525 Revolvors-" Cots" "Remingtons," and
"LeiaucheuX." Calibres "A and 36.
1912 Sabres and Swords
64l4,COO Rounds OF Bal Cartridges for Carbiuos,
Muskels Rifles, and Pistols,
| large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
A large lot of Infantry and Cavalry Accoutrements
aud Horse Equipment
A lot OF Rope. Paulins Buckets, Rings, ETC.,
together with large quantity OF Smltas' and Car
Samp es of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
Monroe AIseual and at the United states ordnance
Agency, oD,,re..
New York City
Thirty DAYS will be allowed ior the lemoval o
heavy Ordnance; and al other stores VIII be re
quired to be removed within ten DAYS from date o
4 sale. tr..
4 ieinS v T. e. BAYLOR
Capt of Ordnance and Bvt. Colone., U. $. A.,
1I7f07 Commanding.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-William Crawson,
had both feet badly mashed by block OF marble
falling on them at the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot, Thirteenth and Market streets, yesterday
afternoon.
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GOOD APPOINTMEET.-Jame p, Webb
vas Yesterday appointed on the detective force.
MIR. Webb was a police officer severul years
since, during which period he made one or two
very. important arrests that required shrewd
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INSULTING FEMALEs.-A young man in
uniform, who states that he was in the coast
survey, was before Alderman Beitler yesterday
afternoon. A reserve policeman arrested him
with insulting females in the street. The police
manssaw the defendant acting in disgracefnl
manner Alderman Beitler held him in $500 to
answer,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sICAL FUND HAL L.
4I l. RICE - =, -,
respectfully Informs his lrends and the public IN general
VOCAL AND iNsfU VEN TAL CONCERT ON
BE io wing artists have kindly volunteered TO assist
MT, JACOB GRAF, Mr.. JOSEPH JACOB MT Will
LIAM SToLL, Mr. CARL RokSE. Ar HENRY 40
Professor EDMUND woLsIEFFER,. ......... Conductor
TIE RENOWNED BGNGERBUND, ,,.
20 whom the first pfze awarded AZ the recent ing
ing Fesival at new YORK have also vo unteered ther
Tickets rs cents To be had at the Music Stores OF g
Andre q Co. No ll0i Chesnut street and g. w. a
Trumpler, corner Seventh and Chesnut street Doors
open az Z O'Clock Concertto commence ats j Is "
a h2MANIA ORCBES1RA.-PUBLlCR RI
" hegrssls every SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL. 81 o'clock Engagements
meotby eddrest ing GEORCE BASTERT, Agent 40; 1891
MONTEREY street between Ra"e and Vine. l6 Sm
EOYER OF THE A G A ID r NJ Y
II Mr. c. H. JARVIS SECOND MATINEE
FRIDAY, January 49, at p M,
TICKETS Sno pqoarammes al the Music stores lis Sc
4 CADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHEsNUT
n Street above Tenth.
Open from =. M till 70 P. NJ.
BENJAMIN Vests great Picture OF
CHRIST REJECTED
still on exhibition II
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THE STAMP AGENCY, NO sOl CHESNpT
j sTREEI. ABOVE THIRD WILL BE CONTINUED
STAMPS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON HAND. And IN ANY AMOUNT. IL l3
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I The "KING oFPAIN" IN BAD LUCK.-The
/ "King OF Pam and Conqueror OF Deathn who
| visited our city last summer, has waged his war
fare against the ell destroyer all over the coun.
| try, meeting with the same suCcess-in accumu u
| lating "greenbacks" s"-wh;ch marx ed his soiourn
here. Lately he entered the lists against the
Royal Bengal Tiger" and tue contest resulted i'm
ms defeat. The "Conqueror" is sublugated. ana
Pam" ls once more enabled to assert its sway
| over the human system. Our readers cannot faf
| to remember this distinguished sovereign, whose
advent here was so conspicuous and auspclous.
Adorned even as was Deliiah's love he came like
Cleopatras hero to conquer. Those pale, classical
features, shaded by lengthy locks OF raven black
ness, surely cannot nave been forgotten. He
came with flourish of more than martial music
Spirited steeds drew his chariot through our
streets, and coal-black contraband drew strains
OF sw eetness from his melodiUus wind instru.
ment. The job printers skill and the artists
talents were exhausted in providing the flaming
posters and illustrations which decorated his
carriage, and the MUSES. furnished language
descriptive OF the virtues OF his medical mer-
chandise. The same luxurious habits in
oulsed IN by the "Conqueror" in this city we're
continued in others. Langu1dly, and with a
becoming air, he would walk up to the faro table
OF gaming room, and invest q e hundreds in
"olue chips" Just as a starting stake" He was
marvel at the "caln OF tue IDEAL am plav
you open," says the King of Pain cordially--"a
hundred on the ace, hat--a hundred on the
Jacob card, and hundred for ace-iack; email
decocton OF whisky, my colorcd genius.n The
pain and subjueator Of death rises, $500 loser
on the nights play, coolly lights another Ha.
yapa, yawLs YEARLY, but politely wishes the
dealer very good night, and seeks his couch.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SoCIETY.-The Executive Committee OF the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society met on
the 10th instant. The report OF the auditors
was read, showing balance in the treasury of
the Society, all its obligations having been
liquidated, exceeding five Thousand dollars. The
following officers were then elected to serve one
year:--
PTesident-A Boyd Hamilton.
ViCePTesidents-0ne from each Congressional
District as follows:-First District, James Nc
Crea; Second, George Blight; Third, Vincent l..
Bradford; Fourth, A. b. Cummings; Fifth,
Adrian Cornell; Sixth, William II. Holsten;
Seventh, Isaac w. Van Leer: Eighth Tobias
Barto; NinCh, Jacob +. Kreybill; Tenth, John
II. Cowden; Eleventh, Joseph Slgman; Twelfth,
Daniel G. Driesbach; Thirteenth, John G. Morris;
Fourteenth, Amos e. Kapp Fifteenth George
II. Bucher; Sixteenth, Daniel o. Gehr; Seven
teenth, Louis W, Hall; Eighteenth, b. Morris
Ellis; Nineteenth, II. w. Russell: Twentieth,
Michael G. Trout; Twenty-irst George Riley;
Twenty-serond, John Murdoch, Jr; Twenty
third, William Bssell; Twenty.iourth, Joshua
Wright.
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THE GERMANTOWN MURD DER.-Y Yesterday
Christian Berger, who is charged with the mur,
der Of Miss Watts, at Germantown, was arragned
IN the Over and Terminer, before Judges Allison
and Ludlow. The prisoner had no counsel, and
when lnterrogated by Judge Allison, he stated
attorney, and he desired the Court to assign one.
The Court ASSIGNED John 0'Byrne, Esq., who
subsequently associated Charles w. Brooke ESQ.,,
in the conduct of the defense. The'prisoner was
arraigned and pleaded mot guilty." Wednesday
next was fixed for the trial.
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NtEW Chestnut STREET THEATRE
~ CHESNUT street, above Twelfth
LEONARD GR0NER& WILLIAM E. sINN Lofsees
''" THIS tFriday) EVENING, JANUARY 49,
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
BkD ROVER
SLEEPING BEAUTY
The evenings performance will commence with
THE THRlLLIA G. NAUTICAL DRAMA,
RED ROVER,
which will be presented with and Beautiful Scenery
including a GRAND PANORAMA of Newport II. l.
New Mechanical Effects Correct Proper Brilliant
usic, and Excellent Dis s'ribution Characters,
To conclude with the grand Spectacular Burlesque,
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Miss Josie Orton as the Sleeping Beauty.
With its extremely magnificent
IRA NSE ORMATlON SCENE,
its Entire New Beau iul Scenery Costly Properties
Elegant Costumes Original Music, and
POWERFUL O. br.
Alteration of time for this week only The doors will
open %; at 80 O'Clock, and conclude by
SATURDAY AFTERNOON January 90
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
DAYLIGHT PERFORMANCE
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
VIII be revived Monday, January 2, the Grand
'' ARRAH-NA-PoGUE.
SATURDAY EVENI G.. January 10th,
GRAND FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
WILLIAM II. GARDNER.
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THE LITERARY UNION OF PENNsYLvA-
NIA.-Messrs. Jerome Carty, Richardson L.
Wright, Jr., and H. W. Reville, the Special Com
sylvania to draft an appeal to such societies as
are not represented in the Union, have issued
circular requesting and urging all such societies
delegates" (according to the constitution
adopted by the .'Unlonn), with their credentials,
to u meeting to be held on Monday, the 22d of
January, 1866, at a O'Clock p. NJ, at Washing.
ton Building, No. 274 South Third street.
The Union propose holding grand inaugural
meeting at the Academy on the 18th of February.
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sN ovERNMEN sALEs.-
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTERM AsTER ENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsnINGToN d. G December II, 1863
The QuarterInasfr General OF the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at Gies0oro, d. e.,
e sold 10 the highest bidders.
Sa'es will, therefore, take place a. GlESBORO,
ID. e., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER II, 1865
ara continuing on each TUESDAY and lHURS-
DAY thereafter. unn al are disposed OF
Boat viii leave the SIKH street wharf every
hour ON the days OF sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected, and are
spper1or to anv heretofore offered tor sale.
Annals VIII be sod sinRlv.
sales 10 commence 81 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A EKIN,
Breyet BIigadier-C leneral in charge
l4tj31 First Division Q. NJ G o.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

t<lsLEY'S CONTIN ENTAIL NEWS
~ EXCHANGE.
CT olee seats 70 oil aces OF Amusement may be hao
M 20 Ce O'cCck 6ny evening 13Ily
( 'HUlCE SEATS AND Divisions
- Tickets can be had ~
PROGRAMME 0WFICE,
NO. fJl CHEbNUT Street opposite the Pos tOfnce,
for the Chesnut Arch Walnui, and Academy OF Muslc
up 10 O'Clock, eveTv evening. l1u