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THE EPISCOPAL LHosPITAL.-This charity
number usually in them is about ninety. They
are received subject TO the rules of the institu
tion, without regard TO creed, color or country.
In addition to medical treatment, the patients
enjoy the spiritual care of an efficient chaplain
and have the ministrations of band of devoted
Christian women, whose services have proved
invaluable. The expenses of the institution
during the past year were $27, 900. The reliable
income is $1,000, and the difference is made up
principally by contributions.
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EXTENsIvE SALES OF GOVERNMENT
II ROLLING STOCK.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE,
CHIIB QUARTERMA AsTER's OFFICE,
u. s. MILITARY RAILROAD,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee January 8, 1866
VIII he sold at IuOlic Auction. at Memphis Ien-
neesee, WEDNESDAY, February Z, 1866 the fol-
lowing described Rolmg Stock, VIZ
-Four (4) LOGON olive Engines, five feet gauge
three old and oismantled, one repairabe.
Sixteen (16) Box and nine 10y Flat Cars (nore or
or less), five feet pauge.
Same time and place
One ~ Locomotive Engine five feet gauge, lying in
the ditch on The hne of the Mississippi Central
Railroad twelve miles north OF Grand Junction
AT NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY, FEB
RUARI IA 1866. will be sold the following described
Rolling stock, all of five feet gauge, and in good
One ~ Locomotive Engine, Lyman & souther
builders
Eighteen (1S) Locomotive Engines. r. Norris &
One (D Locomotive Engine Rodgers L, and NJ.
One ~ Locomotive Engine, swinbourn Smith,
lullders
One IL Locomotive Tender.
Two Hunured (200) Flat and Box Cars, more or
Same time and place.
Five (5) Locomotive Engines. unservceable
Boilers an Running Gears for Two (2) Dummy EN-
gines, unservlceable.
FIVE t5) Spans (l5O feet eacb) McCaIlum's Truss
Two (2l Spans Bridge 80 feet eachl
One hundred and Ihirty-three (133) perch of first
and second-class Cut Stone, comprising founda-
ton of Round House.
Will also be sold on above e-mentioned dates at
MEMPHIS and NASHVILLE, the balance of MI IL
IARY RAILROAD PROPERTY remaining undIs.
posed of at that time.
sales will commence at each place at 10 O'Clock A
M continue until all the property is disposed Of
TERMS OF SAL E-Cash, in Government funds;
when purchased by railroad companies, on credit
if desIred) of not exceeding Two years, payable
n month Y instalmeBts with interest the rate Of
$50 per cent. per annum, secured by bond satisac
iory TO the Government for double the amount OF
the roperiy purcf ased.
Full descriptIons of the Engines can be obtained
on apphcauon TO Captain S. r. HAMILL, A. Q. NJ
Nashville, Tennessee.
11525t Brevet Major and A. Q M, u. s. A.
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RUNAwAY.-A pair of horses attached to
a sleigh ran away Yesterday in small street,
east of Broad. The driver was in the back seat,
and the animals, a splendid pair, turned into
Parrish, and up to Broad. The moment this
grand avenue was reached the horses went on
run with fearful speed. Numbers of persons as
is usual urged them on by running before them
and waving their hats. The driver held on and
the nags kept on at their best speed, going north
until lost to view
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sIee,O5s s9l 800 US se7 se5 119I 81 ea7

MISSIONARY MEETING.-Last evening, a
missionary meeting was held at st. Stephens
p. r. Church by the Southeastern Missionary
Convocation, which includes all the Episcopal
churches south of Market and east of Broad
street. The opening religious exercises were
lerton. Interesting addresses were delivered by
Rev. W. B. Erben, of the Seamen's Mission, Rev.
c. L. Fisher, of the Mission Church OF st. John
the Evangelist, and Rev. Joseph r. Moore, OF
the Mission Church Of the CrucidXion for colored
people.
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RESIDENCE ENTERED AND ROBBED
Before daylight yesterday morning, the resi-
dence of W. ii. Besterling, No. 225 North Fifth
street, was entered by burglars, who, it is sup
posed, effected an entrance by means of nippers
used upon the kew left in the door lock. After
securing articles Of clothing, iewelry. and a sum
of monev, the whole valued at $3.50, the thieves
hurried away
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ID NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGTON CITY, January l8, 1866
Sale of serviceable and unserV ceable
NAVY POWDERS,
at the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk, Virginia
there will be sold TO the highest bidders at pubic
auction, at noon the 18th day Of blarcn. 1866 in
the Office OF the Inspector of OrdI ance, at the or
lolk Navy Yard, by sample, five hundred and thirty
tour thousand four hundred and three 1884 403l
pounds or Navy Powders, as tolOws:-
502 800 pounds, serviceBble.
1877 " condemned.
1858 damaged.
4,648 compressed
594 403
AS only about two hundred and seyenty-two thou
three bundled and tty-fy" (212 S55l pounds u
bese powc ers are in barrels, purchasers must pro
vide barrels into which the remainder OF the powders
u'ay be emptcd from the ranks lor which period
Of thirty 1907 days will be allowed The powder in
hGTrels, however, must be removed within ten days
from the day of sale, otherwie they will revert 10
he Government.
IeIms cash in Government funds, Onehalt OF the
ruI chase money to be deposited at the completion OF
be so O. and the remainder before the powders are
rtmoyed III. A. WISE.
2mws IA Chiet OF bureau
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
- STORES.
VIII be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
ON FEBRUARY 20, 1866.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, large quantity, consisting in
part Of the following articles VIII
974 Carbines, various kinds.
SO 600 Muskets and Rifles, new and old United sta'es
and foreign, of various caEbres.
B03 starts Army Revolvers, serviceable.
276 sayages Navy Revolvers, new, and others,
with large lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small aims Of various patterns.
4sO Cavalry sabre Bolts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn.
1000 Cavalry Brides, worn.
2ss Belt Holsters, for Pistols, worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes for Pistos, worn.
1,168 Cartridge Boxes for Carbine1, worn.
800 slings, for Carbnes, worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worm
Al, 900 sets of Infantry accouti ements, worn.
AsO a largo lot OF appendages Tor the various
kinds of Muskets and X hes.
Samples to be seen at the
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at tho
UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY,
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
JAMES M. wHIrTlNORE,
/ st2 20 Capt and Bvt. Maj Ord, Commanding.
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A New SKATING PARK.-On Saturday a
laree number Of urchins amused themselves By
Square, at Sixth and Vine streets. Although the
gates were closed, Young America devised the
only mode of gaining an entrance, viz, by
scaling the high iron railing which encircles that
beautiful park.
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REPETITION OF THE CorERIE CARNIVAL.
-Messrs. Abel and RisleY, the directors OF the
on Thursday last, return tnanks to the ladies
and gentlemen who were present upon the occa
sion, and announce their intention, at as early
period as possible, to give a repetition of the
entertainments
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UNION SERvIoE.-A Union service was
held in the First Presb, terrain Church, South
wark, last evening, by the congregation of the
Sixth, Scots, South, and Wharton Churches.
The building was ccmpleielg He'd, and eloquent
addresses were made 6y the pastors Of the
several churches.
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WHAT WE SPEND IN PUBLIC AMUsE-
MENTs.-The following statement shows the
gross receipts OF the princlDal theatres in Phila-
delphia during 1865, as returned to the Collectors
OF the United States Internal Revenue. The tax
paid is two per cent?
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Mario Is to receive during his engagement in
Madrid thirty thousand francs month, or
about six thousand dollars.
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ROBBERY OF CoFFEE.-Ihe warehouse OF
Mr.. Dalett, on Penn street. was entered on
Saturday night by means OF false KEYS and robbed
OF coffee to the amount OF about $500.
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MADE DtsCENT.-The Fifth Ward
police paid visit TO the house No. Gl8 Lom-
bard street last evening, end arrested Mary
Tyler on the charge OF robbng countryman OF
$ll7. Edward Curry was lOuud in the house,
with formidable slung-shot upon his person.
lie as sent to prison TO answer.
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7 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNA yuE
a AND ORDNANCE ST DRES

I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
IL AND ORDNANCE ST TJRES.
Will be sold at Pub Ic Auction OF Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, va. on THURSDAY,
II Sth day of February, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. u q
large quantity OF stores, consisting in part or Ihe fol-
400 Field siege, and Sea Coast Cannon; wrought
and cast-lron, SmOo h-bOrc and Rihed of CO ibres
varying from three to eleven inches, inc udlng %
36 MOrtaIs-Cast Iron-12 founder, 24.poundor
Slnch, ana l0-nch
2S S26 Shot, Shell, Spherical Case. Grape and
Canister for moOth-bore ard rife Guns OF Calores
VGr, ing from lO.pounder to l0-inch.
42 Breech-loadlng tarbires, "Blrnsdo's," "Mer-
1ilPs,n "Naynard's," and "Norh's now aud ie-
pared,
$40 Muskets and Rifles, United States manufacture,
new ana repaired
GOA EoTeign Rifles "A lstran." Calibre 54 now
II smooth.bore Pisto Callbre "a, new
1872 Breech loading JarbIues "Burnside'sp "hIer-
nlls," Sharp's," and ''Slari's."
II Rifles-"HenrY's" and SpenceT's."
1852 Muske,s and Rifes-u nited States and
fq!f1 s OF and
"LetaucheuX" Calibres a and SO.
1912 Snbres and Swords
6444,O GOO Rounds OF Ban Cartridges for Carbines,
Muskets Rihes, and flstos,
A large lot CT Artillery implements and Equip.
ments.
A large lot of Infantry ana Cavalry Accoutremeats
and HoIse Equipment.
A lot OF Rope Paulins Buckets Rings, etc,
together with large quantity OF Smiths and Car
Sampes of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
Monroe Arsenal and at the United States Ordnance
Agency,
New York City.
Thirty days will be allowed for the emoval T
heavy Ordnance; and al other stores will be re-
qured TO be removed within ten Gays from date OF
sale.
Terms of sale-Cash.
T. G. BAYLOR
Cant. of Ordnance and Bvt. Colonel, U S. A.,
1l7t27 Commanding
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FELL ON THE ICE.-John Lynch, aged
twenty-eight, residing at M. COS South Front
street, tell on the pavement at Eighth aud LOm-
bard streets last evening, and fractured his left
shoulder.hlade.
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~ OV E r N M Mt SAL E.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS. BED.
DING, ETC, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES
" i'll be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purve or's
WareDOuse, No II MARKET Street, Nashville, on
TUESDAY,, February 6. 1866
BEDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses jolnted
5000 Hair Pillows
1900 Bed ticks.
22000 Couni erpsnes, Linen and Marseiles.
10000 Mosquito Bars.
61C00 Pillow Gases.
45000 Pillow Ticks.
80 000 Sheets, Lhnen and Cotton.
AZ 900 Shirts.
40 zoo Drawers.
25 0CO Dressing Gowns.
10 0O0 Socks.
10000 Slippers.
10 COO Nghtcaps, -
"a 600 Towels, full size, huckaback.
1900 Roller-toWels, crash.
1,000 Napkins.
1900 yards Red Flannel
2400 yards Gutta Percba Cloth,
4OO0 1utta PeTcha Blankets
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
lOC0 Canvas HammOcks.
LOCO canvas Blanket Cases.
10000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats Cotton Wadolng, Tape, etc.
snail portion of the foregoing articles are
second hand and will be sold seuaratelY. The
greater part are new ana original packages.
catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surg con and Bvt Colonel u. S Vols.
10 1St Medical Pulveyor U. ;. A.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
~ CHEsNUT street. above twelfth
LEONARD GROVER a WILLIAM e. sINN, Lessees
'HU sECoND wERK OF THE REVIVAL
THE GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
AsRla ARRAaNG.PPSSSSTE, SN4G-PSSTE
ARRAH-NA-PoGUE,'
ESTRUsiRsic IA St2 ffc'vSf XPFFRov%L FfS0 w most
UNoUALIFfMEBP DELIGHT
by the thousands who have witnessed T.
MI T. GLIX his Fst 1csi in this ct, as
Nessrs. T. M ordnunt, G, H Clarke Walter Lennox, B.
Young j. T. Ward. Miss Lizzie Cooper, and Mn. Nor
The performance will conclude with the new London
Farce, -
With Mr.. Walter Lennox, MI j. T Ward, and Miss Annie
' %ipSESpAY AETEENooN, January 81,
wEDDNEESSDD4Y AFTERNOON, January January ST.
hRR,HHyy H4By sPsSs6IseIr kIPs6srTT TfqpSstt4T p%t4T1NEE
SATURDAY AFTERN JON, February 8,
fIGHHY Sixth SAESBB sRASB FAMILY FAMILY
VFGht {FiTIt lime Ioms his seasonS' seAgnSS'
Admission to MSnees 80 cts to ali paris of the House.
Doors omen Is Per- orSance ' to begin at 215
WALNUTE STREET g] lsg e THE 5H1EE5ATRE.-N. 5,,E
SECOND WEEK wEdRx OF Mr. MR.; IL Il s. CLARKE.
SPLEN DID COMEDY,
Immense success of the brilliant comely OF the RIVALS
received on the occasion of Mr.. CLARkL' Benent
with genuine and loud applause will be repeated
HIS (M onday) EVENING.
Performance TO with the brl liant Comedy of
THE RIVALS
BOD AC1cs. D. . Cl4AhhE
o conclude with the Con c Drama from the Works of
- NICHOLAS NICK LEBY.
Illustrating Incidents The Lives oil Nicholas and the
orphan Boy Smke.
Newman Noegs.. .,.....Mr ;. CLAtkE e
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
IVA THEATRE. Begins at ~ o'clock.
LAST WEEK OF MISS HOsMER,
MONDAY EVENING, January 20,
Richard Shisl's great tragedy of
EVADNE,
EVADNE,
OR 1HE srAA UE.
Colonna.. Mckee Rankn
IudOVleO L. lltOn
After which Roberts great farce of
AN AMPLE APOLOGY. -
SnoozngtOn SpOOner StudIt hoDsOu
CrashlngOn Clasner owen lhrlOWe
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MISS HOSMEK
ONLY PERFORMANCE OF ION
MONDAY. February 8, EMMA WALLER
Seats secured SIX days in advance
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AMUSEM TENTS.

CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANK BRowER, Eso.-Dear Sir ;-The undersigned,
CR % ySqr ss
tmonla signityng In some degree the esteem In which
the estmSbie citizen and the true arttste We are re-
quesed also to ask that designate at what time and
place this proessed expression may be carried into
Lawlor, Everett 4 Hincken, Frederick w. Grayson,
f . I. fetRerstcn, Charles Ii. Graden' Gd'ON'
Charles g. Wilson, hon. John W. F5oirney.
John Toy Joseph D. Murphy,
John L. Cancross, John @. Risey
Colonel John II. Taggart, Thomas j. Barger,
David NJ. Lyle, L. T.. Camblos.
Hugh Ranken, haTles W. Brooke,
John Thornley, Joseph J Rednef,
William II Bessonet James Freedom,
WI liam h Barnes Samuel Daniels,
Genera! VIM + Small, General Peter Lyle,
James N ,y Leddy, Horn Horn a vd, aOi,
George Campbell John Dolman,
John j. aIusha, James W Bancker.
George H. Moore, GEORGE II. Vandyke,
James Reilly Joseph Davis
William HsatOn, Jr. pr: David %orFell,
o. A. DAILY Josepl G. Fowler,
TR@GS HenSy {; & MISeGs' Meesef " T. Il GGfiemGn' GienR
&. C. Mclaughlin, Ii NJ. Dorland,
Ii S. Gatzmer, Frank s. johnson,
Richard w shannon, Reuben j. Delaney,
WiiIism Nti 7 Jones Jo6n Ekinton
VIM WInilm R Delaney, % John Monteith,
VIM J. Pollock, samuel NC 6Giey'
james Blaylock, - Edward Irwin,
PHILADELPHIA January 22 1866.
TO Bessrs; LawloT, hvere Hlncken' r. w, O.
Greene, Frederick w. Grayson, f.. l.. thetson,
Shares Q. Wilson, William Meeser Robert @ smith,
William V. MeGTath General William F. small, Gene
Marburton, Richard w. shannon. George H. Moore,
i. h.. Cam0los David Nj. Lyle, John g.. Rsley, Frank
= johnson, Charles W. Brooke, and others
Gentlemen = Your letter OF the 18th instant rendering
me Comp 'imentary Beneht, has been received ana
cannot express 70 you the grateful emotions peusa OF
It's conens created In long career has ever oeen
my aim 10 meet the approval OF the public, and tbs
token thai my enor have been appreciated by so many
of friends IN this city cannot but be graft ylng 10 me,
and stimu ate me to grea er efforts the future
Thanking you for the kind expressions conveyed in
| your leter, accent your generous offer aud Oud
| nan WI DNESl A1 AFl ERN DON, 3lst l. stant and
| IN New Chesnu street Tn atre as the time an place
where II give me pleasure 10 ny friends and
1854 FRANK BRoWER.
| NEW AMERIOAN THEAT RE-
| ~ GRAND NATIONAL GIRO ALNUT Street,
| above Eighth
The Queens Jestert shakespearIan Fool and Citizen
| clown, who Will perform
| EVERY EVE ING THIS WEEK,
| AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
| Moons
| Also the brilliant Artist,
| N7'' MADLLE ZANFRETTA,
omic Pantomine THE FRENCH SCHOoLMASrER.
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CALEOF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERVICE-
= ABLE NAVY row DERS AT TIE NAVY
YARD, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON ITY, January 26, 1866
There will be sold to the highest bidder at Public
Auction, at noon of the s day OF FEBRUARY,
1866 IN the Office OF the Inspector of Ordnance at
the Navy Yard Brooklyn, N. Y, by sample, five
hundred and three thousand 300O) pounds OF
NAVY POWDERS.
Term cash. IN Government funds, one-half to be
de oslted at the end of the sale and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during VIII ch time the
powders must be removed from the magazne at
Ellis Island, otherwise they will revert to the Gov
eTnment.
1299t H. A. WISE, Chief of Bureau,
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GALE OF NAVY POW DERs AT THE NAVY
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. J

NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON CITY, January ", 1866 J
There will be sold the highest bidders at noon
of the fourteenth zthl dav of February, 1885, the
office of the Inspector of Ordnance. at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard. by sample, five thousand barrels
OF NAVY row DERS.
deposted at the end OF the sale and the remand
within len days afterwards, during which time the
Magazine at the Navy Yard, otherwise they Will
revert to the Government
II A. WISE,
I % ,yfmt2 IA Chlei OF Bureau
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~ GOV MENT SALES-
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

~ GOV MENT SALES.-
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE. /
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December H. 1855.
The Quartermaster General of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at GiesborO, ID. c.,
be sold TO the highest bidders.
Sa'es will, therefore, take place at GlESB0R0.
ID. g., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT DECEMBER IA, 1866.
and continuing on each TUESDAY and IHURS-
DAY thereafter, until all are disposed Of
A Boat will leave the SlNUh street wharf every
hour on the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and are
superior to anV heretofore offered tor SALE
ADIma's VIII be sold singlv.
Sales 10 commence at TO O'Clock A. M.
JAMES A EkIN,
Brevet BIigadier-General in charge
tj31 First DIVISION @. N o. o.
GAL. OF OVERNMENT BARGES.
- CHIEF QUARTERM sTER's OFFIoE,
DEPOT OF " AsHINGToN,
WASHINGTON, ID. q. January IL, 1856 J
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of BreYet Major BENJAMIN. Bur'ol, A. Q. NJ at
Sixth rect wharf WASHINGTON, ID @. on SATUR-
DAY, February 1866. at IL O'Clock NJ. the follow.
ing named Government vessels, Wit
BARGE MIDDLESEX.
Barge FIN ANII TER
BARGE JURA.
Terms-Cash, in Government tnnds
ID III RUCKER,
BIev. Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
l1517t Depot of Washington.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

Gov VERNM ENT SAL Il
LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL NsTRU.
Will be sold at Auction At the Medical Purvoyor's
PUBLIC sQUARS. NASHVILLE, TENN,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1866.
29e General Operating Gases
Is Exsecriug and nd rrephiSing Cases,
90 Post Mortem Cases, large;
l00 DIS, Getting Cases.
200 Pocket Cases, two folds;
$50 do do three 'olds
$50 stomach Pumps, par, fute-kcy valve;
36U I' eth Extracting Instruments;
800 Dayidson's Sef-lnjectmg syringesj
COO Scarifcators;
u 0C0 CUpping Glas ses and Tins;
500 uses single and doubles
5000 lournlo1ets, all patterns:
1900 Hard Rubber syrnPes, assorted sizes
Stethoscopos, Tongue Deprossors, syrnges hypo
Gdeime Etc ob'tetrical Cases speculums, Llncots
portion of the foregoing articles are second
hand. and will he sold separa'ely. The balance is
entirely new. The general operatiug clses contain
instruments for amputations. exsectons MINOR
operations and sets OF Catheters and sounds.
AT SAME PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY, February ID
NJ W WILL WI -, BE boS SOLD ~ A MS - B 0CR OF
PING PAPER,
5000 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
Consisting IN part
140 copies Gray's Anatomy;
250 do Practice Medicine, Woods, Bounet's,
Watson's etc
90 do DaltOn's Physiology;
90 do Vrchow's Pathology;
130 do Surgery-Gross, Erickson, Fergu.
son, etc;
400 do u. > DlspensatOry
90 do Beck's jurisprudence;
90 do Parnsh's Pharmacy;
40 do Therapeutics, v ood, and StillC;
6OO 60 Minor surgery;
BIO do Surgical Anatomy;
~ do Chemistry, EowneS;
70 DO Webster's Dictionary. etc. etc etc
coo Blank Books qumes Cap pound;
loco do do small quarto
S25 do do fine, VINO bound;
800 Reams Writing Paper, cap. letter. aud note
20 do Writing Paper, assorted;
! 1000 Inkstands, varieus patterns;
! 2000O0 Envelopes. orted;
! S000 u Books, miscellaneous
800 Portfolios;
Pencils Pens, Ink, etc etc. etc.
Some of the MedcaI Books are secondhand,
| and VIII be sold separately.
The Books and Instruments can be inspected the
| dav before the sale.
| Catalogues may be had on application.
| ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Brevet Colonel :. Volunteers,
| "a lot Medical Purveyor U. s. A.
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'The aggregate supplies OF metal received in
1866 were about equal to 1864; so that with an
improved demand, those now on hand are very
moderate for the time of year.
'The extent of the demand for metals for eX-
port purposes is shown in the annexed compari-
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERVICE-
y ABLE QuAkTERMAsTER's STORES AND
DEPoT oUARTERMAsTE OFFICE, |
BALTIMoBE, Md. January 23 1885,
VIII be sold at Pubic Auction, under the drec.
ton OF Captain A. NJ umming, A: q. NJ, at tho
Canton Warehouse, Felps Point Baltimore, Nd, on
FRIDAY, February 2, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ a
large lot OF Unservceable Quartefmssters Stores,
consisting Of
AIDES, Paulins,
Anchors, Pillows,
ADdifons, Planes,
Augers. POkers,
Axes, Broad fresses Letter,
Balls and CHAINS, Punches,
Bars Crate, RooGBg Felt,
redsCeads Saddles,
benches, sadd ers Tools,
Bevels, screws, Bench,
Bits, Bride, Screw.drv
Blacksmths' Tools, Spades and Handles,
Blankets, Squares
Blocks, Tackle, Tabes
Boilers, assorted Vince barrOws
Brace ano Bits Window Blinds,
Brides Riding, OOd Horses,
Brushes, Horse, Zinc, etc. etc.
Caps, assorted, Kettles, Tea,
Carpenters Tools, Ladders,
Casks, Water, Lamps,
Candle sticks. Lanterns,
Collars, Horse, Levels, Spirit,
cups, lin, Ma lets,
furry Combs, Mattresses,
Desks. Office and Field, MOrtars and Pestles,
Tenders, Pans, assorted,
Files, icks,
ESiEs, ESiEs'' Stable, siais1, EIasi s''n0'
FuIncce Pots, Coffee,
Gauges, Pumps, assorted,
GUths, Quilts,
Gra'es, Rasps,
GTindstones, Rope,
HalyaIds, Saddle Bags,
Handcuils, saws, assorted
Harness. amb andwag., Seythes
Ha che's, Shovels
Hav Press, Spittoons
Hosting Apparatus, Stoves and Pipe,
Hods, Coal, Wagon Covers,
Hose, Whips,
lion, Wire.
Nails, II, s., Wrenches.
Ovens.
And on SATURDAY, February 3 1866 at Camo
Newport, Baltimore, Nd. 60 (mOre or less) Good
SeTUceanle Hoses,
Ambulances, Drays,
haeIs, Harness.
Wagons army & spring
Palt cular attention is invited TO the superior
quality Of these Horses, Ambulances, and Wagons,
which are much better than any heretofore offered
for sale.
he stores must be removed within five days from
date Of sale.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
G.. W. BRADLEY,
1866 Col. and Chiet @ NJ. Mid. Nil. Dept