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CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS the City Council on tho s1st day of
w July, 1sCG, passed an order directing the Com
mittee on Laying out and Widening Streets to con-
sidert the expediency OF extending Centre Street TO
Commercial Street. III -..,l1
Notice is hereby given 10 al parties interested that
the eioipt Standing Committee of the City Council on
and wew the proposed way on the eighth day OF Au-
gust 1866 at four o'clock in tho afternoon, at the cor
there proceed to determine and adudge whether the
public convenience requires said slrcet or way to be
laid out. ,
AID, 1866 itNt fa3S I7II 80 4 go 9, -
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F.fE' VI ~
AFFRAY.---Betweeno one and two o'clock Sur
day mprnine, an affray took place in front of
Henry McGlinchy's shop, on Green street, be-
tween four or five hishmen, most of whom were
intoxicated, One man in trying to keep peace
among the men, WINS stabbed with knife three
times in the neck and once In the head. Dr.
Chase dressed the wounds and he is now now in d
comfortable condition. lRo I.....a I.'s g.,sni,f
AFFrIcrtxd ISrr1hfanNcf od Mr. George B.
Eaton, a native Of Portland, now fesidentof
Cambridge, Mass came to this city Saturday
a-morning, for the purpose Of participating in
: the annual festivities Of the Veteran Gunner
Association, of which he is member, which
occur tomorrow. Saturday evening he re-
ceived adispatch stating that one of his sons
/ about twelveyears of age, was drowned at Cam
bridge on SATURDAY.. =. l', - .s'al la's.ss -ss'
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. DONATION TO THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
AssoCIArroN.-It is well known that the Port
land Mercantile Library Association lost all of
their valuable library by the late fire.. The Mer-
camille Library Association of the city of New
York has taken the initiative in replacing the
Portland Library by the timely and valuable
present of 800 volumes of miscellaneous books.
This noble action will be remembered with graf
itude. - Ils.eqf.r .lt -
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From, Washington.

N+.,' , ~ WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. v
The Chronicle says that Gen. Grant yesterday
received despatch from Gen. Sheridan which
throws additional light on the late riots in, New
Orleans He says.--- ls d 3 ee1a II III, \
They were not the sudden outbreak of an ex-
cited mob, but the result of a preconcerted plan
for the murder of the leading Union men Of the
State, which was concocted weeks ago. He
does not consider the affair to be yet over. sri
| The Secretary of the Treasury has prepared
the statement of the public debt for the month
ending June 30th, 1866. 1t was made public to-
day.
During the fiscal year ending June Both, 1865,
there has been decrease in the amount of the
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-06

FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.---This Society
which lost its house of worship on Federal street
by the late fire, has purchased the beautiful and
eligible lot corner Congress and Wilmot streets,
whereon lately saood the Kingsbury House, and
will proceed forthwith to erect church upon
the spot It is to be of brick.
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l AccIDENrs.--While engaged in blasting for
the cellar of the 1st National Bank Saturday
morning, the blast not being well covered, frag-
ments of rock struck man standing on the
sidewalk, prostrating and injuring him severe
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Additional Contributions.

w. W, Brown gratefully acknowledges the
receipt Of abarrel of clothing from the ladies
OF Falmouth, Mass, to be distributed to the suf..
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-06

AN interesting religious revival is in progress
in the Free Baptist Society, at Centre Stafford
N, II, fe
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,) at No. 1 Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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CITY. OF PORTLAND.
2 City Of ROrtIarid.

WHEREAS, the City, Council, on the 31st day
wv Of July, 1sC6, passed an order directing the
committee on LAYING gut and widening streets, to
Congress TO Middle street, and to widen Willow
street ts cntirc LENGTH and changing the location
OF both as TO make one continuous street 10 CONNER
cfal street, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to parties interested, that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
on laying out new Streets will meet 10 hear the par
tics and view the proposed way, on the ninth day of
August leCG, at three o'clock in the afternoon at tho
corner Of Congress and Pearl Streets and will then
and there proceed to determine and adjndge whether
be laid cut. - - -
Given under our hauds on this first day of Aus
gust, A.. d., 1sGG. y ~ "a H-'+47 1-Sfs
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THOMAS SAVAGE,
]. s. Consul General

The total amount of securities of national
bank notes is 1929, ,1007 7O0 and for deposits $3s,
3i05O0 g..ssF
The President has ordered the appointment
OF Andrew J. Faulk, of Pennsylvania, to be
Governor of Dacotah, vice Newton Edwards.
Az. Gewan has been removed from the posi-
ton of Postmaster of the U. S. Senate, his dis
missal to take effect on the 1st proximo. = Z
Secretary McCulloch with his family left
Washington this evening for Short term of va
cation He will be absent about week or ten
days. ~ - NJ Is9
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WASHINGTON, Aug

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that Savings Banks are included among
the banks liable to tax after the first of Aug
ust instant
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Equalization of Boa.mt5es
Factsscorthren.e, ,,,,beri,,g =!

MO more Sky-b'ue headsl No more turning away
OF your best friends because they smell Sulphur
PEASE'S VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
will restore faded and gray hair perfectly natural mo
Yellow; it will arrest its falling off at once ii covers
bald heads sometimes with good head OF hair: IL
any disease of the scalp, and sick headache
is the best coloring and dressing combined. in The
land. Beautifully pertumed. Try bottle III. ri.
Hay s. Co, and Messrs. Crosman & Co. sell II in anv
uantities. junea9d3m ~
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AdditionaI Rounty.

Charles G. Cole, late Captain of 18th Regt
Maine Vols, would inform his friends that he is at
the office OF q. X. HARMON, War Claim Agent, and
will be pleased to see his old Companions in-arms
and prosecute their claims for additional Boanties
iohice No. AZ Market Square, 80 q ldSwtf
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Terms Eight Dollars per ann,u,,,, in az,anee.
PoET1cAL DIRECTION. A letter arrived at
our post office last week, with the following po-
etical direction:
Cood Posfn,on /:

Good Posfn,an:
As thro the city of Portland you pass,
mo once so attractive, yet now such a mass
vi runs and wrecks, 'twcull be no surprise,
u from the black hcip no seaport. shall rise.
just turn over the stones the wafer the bricks.
Aud poke thro' the ashes of timber and sticks
And If Enoch Egginton tor whom yonTl ipou;rc,
You can anywhere find in confusion so dire
Just shove" him this letter and IN nav ,or ,o,,.
tramp, ''
AouI Ind ON The corror a lrcnni,,n sinrnn -
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PORTLAND AND VICTNTTY
THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
SNANA1 ala NOOhIs
JUDGE KINasDURy PRESIDING

JUDGE KINasDURy PRESIDING.
SATURDAr,--Peter Doran, Michael Doran, Daniel
simpson and David Nolan, pleaded guilty to being
.rhnk and making disturbance, and paid fine Of
70 each, with proportion Of COSTS
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Umpire, John Frazier. tf1 h'tt.
Scorer, w. s. Lowell. a4e.
Home runs, Evans 1. Struck out, Picked
Nine, 8, Fly catches. Eon 8; Picked Nine 6.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

EIICCCR UOIIaFS Reward.
"IILsbe raid 10 any person who will give the Ex.
w ecutive Committee for relief of sufferers by
the late fire. such Information as will lead 10 the le-
gal conviction of any person or persons guilty Of OBJ
tanng by false Representations any relief from this
Committee. - = gAE b aug6-dtf
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AA@saA Gard.

as4e&ssA Gard. 4
yITE undersigned offers his services to the Public
Il as General Commission Merchant, Auctioncer
aud Appraiser. Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate, Goods, Sticks and Merchandise general
y, by auction or private sae will also attend the
appraisal of property of any description. All busi-
ness entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully
executed.
Advances made on Consignmcnts. s
Office, No. 8 Bank Block, formerly occupied by the
Long Reach Bauk. =.
CHAS. CLAPP. Jr.
Bath, Aug. i. 1eG6' augf-d5w.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
Invariably in advance. e-'i ~ -
RATES OF ADyERTIsING.-One inch OF space, IN
length OF column, constitute sssquare."
Si.5O per square daily first week % cents per
week alter; three Insertions less Sl00; conthu-
ing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less, 70 cents one
. Under head Of aAMUsEMENTs," 81. 90 per square
per week; three insertions or less $1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Press" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State for $100 per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-06

nOG LOST. A small Black and Tan Pup, about
IIiour months old; answers to the name of Frisk."
Had on black leather collar edged with red. Who.
ever will return said dog to No. CO Park street shall
be suitably rewarded. augld3ts
M Fra ternity. desiring relief. are requestsd to
call upon either of the following persons:
WIN. Curtis, Edwin s. Shaw, Timothy j Murray,
on the part of Portland Lodge.
Marquis +. King. VIM. Ross, Jr., Henry L. Paine,
on the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge.
-. kutus Stanley, Daniel w. True, A. NJ. Burton, on
ihe part of Atlantic Lodge. jul H-tf
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aCter His manner is abrupt and his sentences
hurried and broken.
But we have arrived at the Dead House, and
mr. Quigley,p opening the door, prese ats him
seli to receive the deceased. A saturnine smile
ef livens his cynical aspect, though he proceeds
in busness-like way to deposit the coffin in Its
proper place and discharge Its bearers. Mr..
Quigley Is happy; he is Of a social nature, and
fas now an addition to his company. A corpse
is TO him gieam OF sunshine permeating his
abode. When one is beside him he Is 10 MS
normal condition, two or three enable hun to
forget every trouble, but should five honor at
the same time his humble habltation Quiglev is
exalted to the tenth heaven of serene bliss. The
occasional pOStmoTTem examination made by
the physicians are by him attended with pro
iessional enthusiasm. .'
Visitors are usually eager 10 know the cause Of
this or that case OF insanity, and pleasure
undoubtedly would be conferred by the grat6-
cation OF their curiosIty. Romance upon romance
lies in the past OF the unfortunate patents
Though occasionally they are demented through
reasons too vile to mention) but 1t is impossible
as general rule TO arrive at the facts. large
proportion of those confined here being foreign
ers, poverty with lite attendant ills, the want of
friends, despair have driven them mad. Guilt
vation of one mental faculty to the exclusion OF
others is also frequent promoter of halluclna-
tOn.
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GALE OF. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

GALE OF. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
cUYLER HOSPITAL. GERMANTOWN, PHILA-
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
TWELFTH and GIRARD streets,
January 20, 1866. }
Will be sod at Public Auction, on account OF the
United States, at GUYLER HOSPITAL, German
town, Philadelphia, on SATURDAY, January n,
1868 at IL O'Clock A. M all the Dulld nRs belonging
TO the Government, known as Cuyler Hospital, as
lOlloWs;-
II Frame Buildings containing about 16 700 feet of
Flooring Boards. 189,840 feet of rongued Boards,
Al 800 feet of Rough Boards, 41H feet of Shelving
Boards, 1s9, ,740 rect OF Hem ock Scanthng.
Also, Wooden Wash Troughs, Upright Boilers,
Tin Boilers, Iron Range, Brick Oven, Flag staff,
Iron Hosting Machine Iron Wash Stands, Wooden
" ash stands, Office Desk, Senlry Boxes. Iron Soil
I containers Iron HOppers Iron Sinks, 1900 Br c{s,
10 Doors, Sash, 2 Cedar Tanks, one no ding 1000
gallons. the other 250O gallons. lot of Gas ripe
ana Fixtures assorted slzes) GALVANIZED Iron Water
Pipe, Lead Pipe, Brass Bib, Hose, and stop Cocks
lass OTled sZesl
Pans and specifications of the property can be
seen upon application at tins Office
The property must be removed within twenty ,2))
days from day of sale.
Teims-Ca in Government Funds.
BY order of Colonel William w. Mcklm, Chief
Quartermaster, Philadelphia Depot.
HENRY W. JAMES,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, Brevet Major
U. ). Army. lZO0t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM, No 1888
IN NIMA RKET Street
=, POSI- IvELY THE LAST WEEK OF THE
BRl LII Ant Acc ESSION OF CVRI0SI TIES, FROM
BARNUM'S MUSEUM, NEW YORK.
THE NOVA SCOTIA GIANTESSi
The taest lady living aged nineteen years eight feet
one inch high, weighing 449 Dounos.
MISS LIZZIE REED.
ne Smallest Woman In the world. tweUty-two yeais
old thrty two inches high. weighs 50 pounds
ZUHUIf HANNUM, from remote province Of "Clr
cassa" having been TansOmed great expense while
on her way TO turkish market; together with
lOCtO MAJ URAL CURIOSI les forming altogether
one OF the most attractive exhibitions presented to
the pub ic.
Admission to view the whole s5 cents Children Csc
Unen daily from A M. till lOP N
"a St H. p, INGALLS,, PtoprictOr
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ENNERCH MENNERCH0R
NI GRAND MASQUERADE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On TUEsDAY EVENING, January 20, 1866
TICK ETS az


ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On TUESDAY EVENING, January 23, 1866,
TICKETS, s5.
To be had, by subscription only of members of the
society and the following managers -
Messrs. Fred. Steeb j. II. Camp, A. Birgfeld Conrad
Ielbrich Pet Baltz, L. Herbert, col w A. Mann, A b.
Reichenbach, A. LAHORE, L. Ladner, Adam j. Glass; A
Kempert Leon Benkert, Prof Reese, e. schemmer, II.
Won Essen, d. ROsenheim, p Siegried DR.. W Jansen,
Peter schemm G. b. schwartz, Il. Farren, A. Paquet,
Prof c. Wolfsohn Aug. Frohman. Phil schaf, CAIN,
Gasp. Benkert, j. p Wtberger ]. Lee c. Vetterlein,
j. Hem E. Herwigh, A. Klein, A. Driesback. M. r
Auckle r. Stein, Edw. Hutchinson, II. c. Cross F.
Gott ieb H. Dunlap, Edw Wolten, Oscar De Dobbeler,
J. b. Ehrlichar, j. Frank Jos. S. Fox, Robt. Glen.
denuing, Jr S. Levy Jos. Dryfoos Phil Helmback,
Chas Knecht Louis Meyer, Charles d. Partridge, j..
C. File, j. Rattnger j. b. Flues, II. Yo mer, A.
Wenderoth, and members OF the Society.
Spectator Tickets, at 20 cents each admitting to Family
Circle and Amphtheatre, to be had at Pugh's Book
Store, Sixth and Chesnut streets; Trumplers Music
Store seventh and Chesnut streets; A. b. Reichen-
tach's No. 1880 Chesnut street; L. Meyers Music
Store Juniper and Chesnnt streets and the Locust
street door the evening of the Bal. The TWO
PRIVATE BOXES on each side of the house for
sale at Trumplers Music Store, Seventh and Chesnut
sheets l222t
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RlsLEYs coNT5Ns6GINTAL NEWS
M 'oth o'coek sDy evening 1dly
RulCE SEATS AND ADMISSIONS
- Tickets can be had a ~ ...,
No 4s cHEsSUT Street % opposite the Pos romeo,
or the Chssngt Arch. walnu,, and Academy OF Music,
LEONARD GROVER q WILLIAM e. sINN, Lessees
'no THIS EVENING.
of the 1Sh spe6iacuar PrSms IA acts by Dion
bouci'"Ol' and j. r. Ra2lS h2Rpsei Ai-fSSSuE, IftSSISdu
WICK low wi 1WSffDDxe.
MI l. GLEN sHAHS H Eft TG ePSSseEen'o S N TINS sY as
tThe 1Wo originals Of these Characters in GmericaJ
MS lhring and highly interesting picture of Irish
Liz "'li a AL IT'S IT'S oRiGINAL sPLENDoR.
New doeauiI1 hs 1SSsHeSy Sta SSr WIFI W SMrr and
NLw AND IHGRSioUs mi MtC6ANIcAL EFFECTS,
SLS TSD XPPRoTRIH Z WSRDGOBE,
furnished by Dion BcpSIcaut, fTO@ London.
fS FEs. f3a iHS
John Da eS and SisIstHPts,S q tan s,SRhacrrPs sRt
which the great cast enjoyed by this
dram" ''' 'ummII IGIRRAH-NA-PoeuE
will '0nfutSs AS sP'lfs M stRP6SS
will be the only mSnes r9sPresssgnstq4Ii%Sa 9 gs4I% OF
IS SATURDAY T1URDAY AFTERNQoN, January q r,,,rr
TSan e EovEk N be
NnKs. JOHN DREWs NEW ARCH STREET
Nb THEATRE. Begins at ~ O'Clock,
Engagement OF the gifted young artist,
THIS CMOnday( EyENINd, JGnunry'22, "
SAMHLLE; SSAAMMHfLtLLEE; Ep1 = 70 S'.ss y
on, 5HE GHE EATh Fh4t OF Of C9SSHTrEErrTE SSHrErrf ~
Camille. JEAN H0SMER
PIuoene Mrs mayer
CASTOR. .,...... hooson
70 conclude with the glorious laree Of ''-'' '
r The TWO GRECO RIES.
FriGaSy. Bencft Of Miss no 0sMER '''
keats secured days in advance.
NAiALNUT STREET THEATR En- E.
RE% nlf fTSSs SsTPf
JOHN s. CLARKE;
MoNDAY January q and sysTEy night in his
Comprising CUMLDY, DRAMA, FARCE, BUR-
MoSbAY, BucAsSpss gEsst Gom%sqy in acts Of
CLARKE AS HENRY DOVE.
MIS- p0'eijLxRKE CLARKE As JXcQUttEs sfRoP "A'' '"''
IN the great o0mic S6sERT REaRf %SAcA1RE.
Performance to commence with
1HE CAPTAIN Of HE WATCH, =,
NEW AMERICAN THEAT e
~ GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUs.-WALNUT Street,
aO0'0 WoSDERFUL BEDoUIN ARABS,
he-ensaeed nj %&D'LIE Sfs LEE HzA@SRETTl, ISis TiTl
the greatest tight kggs Artist ta in f the TpTa
AND ON WEDS EsDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
THE FIELD OF TIE fDH Cloth OF GOLD.
wMF WALLET WILL APPEAR ON MONDAY NEXT
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
Il AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Wnl be sold at Iubic Auction ct Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort. Va on THURSDAY
TIE 9Th day Of February, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A MJ
aTRe quantity of stores consisting In part OF The fol-
400 Field, siege, and Sea Coast Cannon; wrought
and cast-iron, smooihbore and Killed Of ca ibres
varying from three 20 eleven inches, inc. udng 70
So Morisrs-Cast Iron-12 FOUNDER, A.pounder,
IS SIS Shot, Shell. Spherical Case. Grape and
Canister for mOoth-bore and Rifle GUNS OF CaiiDres
vor, ing from 10-pounder TO 10-nch.
1872 Breech-iOnding Jarbnes. "Burnsides,' "Mer-
tilPs," "NaynRrd's," and "North's new aud re-
$40 Musksts and Rifles, United States manufacture.
Goa oreign Rifles, Austrian" Calibre "a, new
IL smooth-bore Pistos-Calibre "a. new.
l92 Breech loading Carblnes ,.Burnside's," "Mcr'
mus" Sharp's," and "StarIs."
"a Riaes-"Henry's" and Spencer's"
1852 Muskeis and Rlhes-Unitsd States and
Foreign manufacture of various cah bres,
"Letaucheux." Calbres "A and S6.
1912 Sabres and Swords
6444 600 Rounds OF Bail Cartridges for Carbines
huskeis khes and Pistols,
ments.
A large lot of Infantry and Cavalry Announcements
A lot OF Rope. Paulins Buckets Rings, etc.
together with large quantity of smltns' and Car
Samp es Of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
Nome Arsenal and at the United States Ordnance
Agency
Thirty days will be allowed for the emoyaI O
heavy Ordnance; and al other stores will be re-
qulTed TO be removed within ten Gays from date OF
sale
Terms of sale-Cash.
Cant. of Ordnance and Bvt. Colone,, q S. A.,
117t27 Commanding.
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THE JEWISH HOSPITAL FATR---The fol-
lowing was the result OF the voting for the silver
tea,set vt Jewish Hospital Fair, on Saturday
evening last Rev. j. Frankel, 1877; Rev. Mr..
Einhon, 175; scattering 28. For the Presiden-
tial chair-Reeser Association, 3ll; Irving Asso-
citation. 24O: acatterinR. 81.
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GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
~ ALL GOOD AND SERXICEABLEA

- ALL GOOD AND DSERVICEABLEt
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WILMINGTON, Del. January 2. 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, at wilmington,
Delaware on
Friday, the 9th of January.
Frlday, the 18th of January.
Friday the 18Th OF January.
Frday the 26th of January.
-Four hundred good and strvceable mules.
One hundred ON each day OF sale
The particular attention of purchasers is called to
the exec lent quality OF these mules, being of good
sIze. i'm good condition. kind and gentle, and well
broke to harness, being the surplus team mules of
Washington Del o..
Animals sold singlY
Sale to commence at 10 A. nj.
Telms-Cash, in Unite States currency.
By order of BreVet BTigadler-G General james A.
EEID, in charge FIJI st Division Q M. G o
e. H. GALLAGHER,
l320t Captain and A. O. M.
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GALE OF sERvICEABLE QUAATERMAsTER

GALE OF SERVICEABLE QUAhTERMASTER
- STORES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
DEPOT OF w ARLINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID c., January /, 1865 J
will be solo at Public Auction, under the dlrec-
ton of Breyet Colonel y; Il. T9mpblns, Quarter
master az LINCCLN DEPOT, Washington, ID c.
ON lUEsDAY January % 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. M
a large lot OF QUARI ERMAcTEh s ORES con.
sistng OF Iron Boi err, Sweat Collars, horse Covers
Hose I aITiage Hammers Hay h ives Fire Hose
Meek Straps aud Chqins, Irave ne-iorgs Limbers
branding Irons Irons, Iron Pickot Posts etc
II g stores must be removed wlthlp I've day from
Gate or sale.
a. d II RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj Gen and Chiet QuarteTnta7tor,
15l7t ua. DepvrOt Washington.
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81 GOV MENT sALEs.-
III SALE Or RESERVED HORSES.

QUABTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE. I
WASHINGTON d. O.. December IL, 1855.
The QuarteImaser General of the ARMY directs
that all Government Horses now at GiesDOrO ID. c.,
le sold 10 the highest bidders.
ID. c., beginning on -
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER H. 1866,
and continuing ON each TUESDAY and THURS.
DAY thereafter until all are disposed of.
A Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour ON the days of sale.
supenor to anv heretofore offered tor sale.
Annals will be sold sngly.
sales TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Terms- Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A EKIN
Brevet BIigadier-Ge General in charge
l4ti3l First Division Q. II Il. o.
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GOV RNM INT SALE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BED.
DING, ETC, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
i'll be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purve, ors
warehouse, No IL MARKET Street Nashville, on
1UESDAY, February 6. 1866
BEDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses, jolnted.
$1,000 Hair Pillows.
47,0Q0 Bed llcks.
22,OOO COuni erpanes, Linen and Marseies
10000 Mosquito Bars.
51C00 Pillow Cases.
45,000 Pillow Ticks.
80 0O0 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
AZ COO Shirts
40 100 Drawers.
25 0O0 Dressing Gowns.
1900 Socks.
10000 Slippers.
SUNDRIES.
"a 600 Towels, full size, buckaback.
1900 Roller-towels crash.
1000 Napkins.
1900 yards Red Flannel.
24O0 yards Gutta Percha Cloth.
1900 1utta Percha Blankets
LOCO India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
1000 Canvas Hammocks.
1000 Canvas Blanket Cases
10000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats Cotton WadoDg, Tape etc.
A all portion of the foregoing articles are
second hand, and will be sold Sc aratelY. The
greater part are new and m original packages.
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBER FLETCHER,
Surg con and Bvt Coonel U. Vols
1I51st Medical Puiyeyor U. >. A.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-22

JoURNEYMEN CARPET WEAVERs.-On
Saturday evening a special meeting Of the Jour
neymen Ingram Carpet Weayers' Association
was held at Temperance Hail. Franktord road
and York street, the President, Mr., Mofet, in the
Chair. 1t was expected that the scale OF prices
proposed at the last stated meeting would be
brought up for consideration; but it was decided
meeting,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-22

FIRES YESTERDAY. At 6 O'Clock last
evening IiTe occurred at the building No. 604
South Second street. occupied as aresidence aud
dry goods store by Thomas Moore. The enrire
contents of the store were destroyed the los 5
being estimated at $4,000, upon which there is an
insurance of $500 in the Royal Insurance Com
pany.
The liquor store of Timothy Hurry, at No. All
Girard avenue, was slightly damaged by fire last
evening.