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GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS AND
- VESSEL EFFECTS.


DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
BALTIMORE Md July IL, 1866. !
Will be sold ct Baltmore, Maryland, on TUES
DAY, July "a. 1866, at 10 o'clock A M, at their
Vessels, together with all their Stores, Anchors,
Boa's etc., belong,ng to them, now on board.
THE JOHN ADAMS"
Side-wheel doubeend ferry boat OF 474 tons length
eet depth OF hold, II feet inches draft feet; has
one ow.pressure inclined engine; diameter OF GYM
ali ali ner outs hull good as new but slight repairs
required 10 n'GTT! The ACHILLES"
sde-wheel steamer OF 325 tons; length on deck 160
feet; breadth OF beam, "a feet; over ALL 46 feet:
depth Of hoS ieei draft feet has one R low pres
srke OF piston 10 teet in good running Order with
''O''' VI ''"i THE "NAYFLowER," ia4.t
Side-wheal steamer of about 400 tonsi length on
deck, 164 feet; breadth of beam, % teet over ALL A
feet; depth Of hold 6 teet; draft, feet; has one
inches; stroke OF piston, feet; in running order'
"-'n ''Oi'' = THE "isLAND CITY," .L
Sidewheel steamer OF 1913 tons; length on deck l69
feet; breadth OF beam, % feet; over ALL 36 ieet;
pressure beam engine; diameter of cylinder, 3S
inches; stroke of piston, 1eet; rebuilt in Balt-
more IN 1854; in running order, with stores ON
THE JOHN 8. IDE,"
Screw steamer of 1856 tons; length on deck, 13s
feet; breadth of beam, 22t Fl ct; depth of hold,
feet; draft, Ieet inches; has one high pressure
engine; diameter OF cylnoeli "A lncnest slroko Oh
piston feet capacity OF cargo about 1900 baTres;
in fine condition, and well found in al her outfits.
The above vessels are admirably adapted tor light
freghts and from their drawing but little water are
fine market boats now only sold for want of further
use by the Government.
Terms-Cash in GovernmentIfunds on the day OF
sale
BY order ofthe Quartermaster. General,
b ...... q w. BRADLEY, s.
7189t Col and Chef Q. NJ. Mid.'MIl. Dept.
CrLoTAING DEPOT, soHUYLKILLARsENA AL.
~
OFFICE EXECUTIVE AND INSPECTING OFFICER,
g.. PHILADELPHIA, July IL. 1866. = @
SALE OF DAMAGED BLANKETS.
Win be sold at Public Auction. account of tho
United States, at the Schuylkil Arsenal. Gray's
Ferry road, Phlladeluhia, Pa on SATURDAY,
July 81, 1866. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M
(3000) ] Ii REE THOUSAND
r. WOOLEN BLANKETS (DAMAGEDi.
Samples of the same can be seen upon application
at the SchuykI Arsenal at the office OF Messrs NJ.
homas Sons, Auctioneers, Nos. 139 and l4l South
Fourth street PhiladelphIa
Terms OF sale-Cash, Government funds. ..rH
Purchaser must remove the property within i've
! days after date OF purchase.
BY order of l,,,,,, ~ .,,,,,.,.-
Assistant Quarterma Tel General u =. Army.
HENRY w JAMES,
Breyet Major A @. M. United States Army,
7lI9t Executive and Inspecting Officer.
/
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WESTAR'S q A l. S A MI
OF
Il

We - . FNN - y 81 Z. - ~ I'VE
w IL d G II f. II r. Y
HAS BEEN USED NEARLY
HALE CENTURY,
WITH THE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS, IN CURING
COUGHS COLDS, AoARsENESs, SORE THRoAT
NE1yEkz4c o%aGG3fINSTTe SR9ea SR6 GEsSUf
DlFFsG9LIY sflIaE QE 4EP BRE4EEING' EVE
AFFECTION OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON UMPT TION,
whf @ Eoms I'll aR Sass S
extent than anv other maady, often f-. r
YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY
hen all others prove Intellectual.
AS A MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EFFECT, IN
ITS OPERATION 7.
1T is UNSURPASSED!
While as a preparation from noxous ingredients,
Snowiedge com6iDng ali that valuable u the vegeta
BILE kingdom Tor this class o. disease. 1t is
INCOMPARABLE!
And entitled merits and receives the general conf
SEYMoUR THATCHER MD,
aNm SF5Ss oT SD " SMEaRr gives universal
satisfaction. 1t seems to cure cough by oosening and
MOVING THE CAUSE INSTEAD OF DRYING UP THE COUGH,
AND LEAVING THE CAUSE BEHIND consider the balsam
which am acquainted"
From Hon Judge SPRAKERr,ot CanaJoharle, N, I.
Gentlemen This is certify that nyse and family
have used DIR NIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for
severa years. that take great easure IN recon-
IL In preference TO anything of the kind or the
purposes which 1t is intended In ca'es OF asthma,
IN hsiS Affections OF the Throat have never met
with anyI thing equal to II.
Very respectfully, NNlD SPRAKER.. .
the Rev JACOB sECHLER, of Hanover, Pa,
Well known and much respected among the German
population In this country makes 20 following state
ment OI the benefit of the atfiicted:- - .
Dear sirs :-Having realized IN my family important
benefits from the OF our valuable prepara ion
wIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRi lit afords me plea
sure to recommend it to u public Some eight years
ago one of NV ugheIs seemed be in Decline
little hopes recovery were enter amed then
procured bottle of your eXceen Balsam, aud before
she had aken the whole OF the contents OF the bottle
gre at Improvement in her hea tn. have,
individual made frequent OF your vaua-
Bile medicine, and have always been benefited by it.
JACOB SECHLER
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
FOR SALE BY
j. P. DINsMoRE, No. 36 DEY Street, New York.
SETH W. FoWLE & son, Proprletors, Bostol.
Ana by all Druggists loslSt
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR THE PURCHASE or FWO
L YAOHlS OK SAIL BOATS.

DROPOsALs FOR THE PURCHASE or FWO
L YAOHlS OK SAIL BOATS.
H AseIsrANT QUARTKRMAgTKR's OEFTCR,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 8, 1885
Sealed Propose in duplicate, Will be receiyed AZ
this office until FRIDAY, II O'Clock M, JulV so
1866, for furnishing The Quartermnsters Department.
with two (2l Yachts or san Boats OF from tWonty-
five t5) TO thirty 1907 tons. 'H n q
These boats to be in good condition and ready fee
Bidcers will state prios in writing and figures.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two res ponsible
persons, whose signature must be appended 70 tha
guarantee and certified to as being good and sum
states District Judge, Attorney or Collector, OF
other pubic officer. otherwise the bid will not be
considered. r..y...
The right is reserved TO reject all bids not deemed
of interest TO the Government.
BY order of ... .v I .... |.....
Breyet Brig. Gen. GEORGE II. CROSMAN,
Assistant Quartermaster-Gen. U. s. Army.
.r...t - HENRY BOWMAN,
79l0t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
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I ARGE SALE OF CON DEMNED
- QUARrERMASIERS STORES, CL0rH-
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHISGTon,
,,, WASHINGTON, ID. o., JuY 81 1866 j
VIII be sold at Public auction, on WEDNkS-
DA1, July ~, 1866, commencing Y 10 A. M, at
Government Warehouse No. and No. 8, situated
on New York avenue, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth sheets west, under the direction OF
Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel JAMES M. MOORE A.
q. M United states Army,
A L0r OF UNSERVICEABLE CLOTHING AND
CONDEMN Ed QUARTkRMASlER'S STORES.
- consisting Of about
2lgi Great Goats, 9f1 Irowsers,
1874 Dress Coats 1859 shirts,
3lO Jackets (assortedl, 525 Drawers.
IoJ SACK COas, '
And large amount OF Tools suitable for the use Of
oacksmiths, carpenters saddlers timers, and other
mechanics. AlsO;-
Stoves, Fire Hose
heaters Hose Couplings.
Ranges, Hose Pipe,
IaudrOns, Iiose NoZzles,
Cooking Utensils, Ladders,
Stove Pipes, Cotton Paulius.
Elbows, Steam Pump,
Lanterns, Platform Scales,
Knives, Wheebarrows,
Ilunks, Iron Bedsteads,
Bath 1ubs, Wooden Benohea,
Brides, Spades,
HalteIs, IZlnc
RldIng Saddles OLD Iron,
Biusnes, .| be- Rope (assortedl
seven Hose Carriages. Packing Boxes,
One Hand Fire. engine,
With q variety of other property, together with
about ID 900 pounds of WoOllen and Cotton Rags.
Sa ae Will be continued from day to day until an
the property IS sold
Purchasers must remove property within five t6l
daYs from date OF sale.
Terms of sale-Cash in Government funds.
ID. H. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief QuartermAster.
l07t Depot of Washington.
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MEDICAL.
V0X POPU LII.
WRIGHIiS TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,

PRINCfPAL DEPOT,
No. ri South THIRD Street
Prce, Sl'OO per b, tile; $50 tor bali.a.dozen.
The undersigned citizens ake pleasure in cheertuny
cOug hs, colds, consunT ton whOopng-cough spotted
ever liver comp amt pains in the breast bronchids,
etc, = he remedy should be in every family a.
Charles a. Grafien, Sunday &ercSrT SS ionic ofice
James Nolen hqareT office .. .. -.
graph Eth dtfnR and r.d, hesnuj nut streets reefs 60.
James W. perrne SH No % il2S SrT GSares stsSSs street.
o6n R%ss SaS,Ss So Ss % eSF issI F.1F s5EfsS
Robert Thomgscn SCI e5S No. = 1909 " alter street,
J. 6cbo ISS No NS 81 s. 1ec0nd i .tredf ssfe'
+. ". Howard, No Dock street
a. g. bartlett No. S27s. second street
Allsr Martin SGd No, No. AZ 5 2 so Second % street
" fhOmss 10 20 ~ Fourth street etH''
T. Nj. arthy, 80. Is EiretI's aiIey.
BHOosS II SoS 9GS sSasS street
S seymour Rose Bustleton.
Char ss Rogers, No. 81 south street ,
r. =. We lingion, second and Quarry streets
william Barns, No SIS south i ront street.
John GaGinnis rear Of No is4 North Second stree.
Mrs. s. K. Choate, Newark, Del
Nr. William B. Wrqht:-
sIR:-We take pleasure in recommending your lTAk
qua titesl most excellent and efheacious remedy
Ior the complaints forth in printed bill already
submitted the public As gratifying act to suffering
humanity Will cheer lv recommend your prepara
to a afflicted with diseases which it Is designed tC
DlLKS d SON, Druggists,
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth streets,
J0HNsON, HOLLOWAY b CoWDEN'S,
DYOTT q co -,
md all prlncpsl Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave her TO say thai
he Is prepared to fiji orders aId forward the syrup
any part OF the country. Persons desiring other
mat ion by mail will inclose postage stamp and answer
will be returned as the exigencies OF business
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT,
$40 No I'll 4. THIRD Street Phil adeIphia, Pa
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MEDICAL.

THE p E RU WAN
8 Y r. u p ard
is PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE
PRoToxIDE OF IRON,
A new discovery 10 medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE,
By supplying the Blood with It's VITAL PRNoPLE OR
LIE ELEMENT-lkON .--r
This IS the secret of the wonderful OF this
in curing
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY,
II STioEs cHfIEs All fUFF FFvERs 81 iHfhUM6Rs,
Loss OF OF FGoMsTITUTIoN AL WIG Oh, DIS
DER, FINALE D-ct cosPMGHISPs, M Ps'A ... ..
And ali diseases originating ina
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
or accompanied by Debility low Of the system
Being Tree from Alcohol In any Iorm its energizlng eff
permanent nfusing streng tn yiSor and rew fe into ali
paris OF the stem and BUILDING
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
From the Venerab. b.e Arch deacon SCOTT n n
"DUEHAM, canada East, March a. 1885
am an inveIerate Dyspepdc OF more thsni
- ~ have been SO y@o1osTiul'y @ benefited in the
Syrup that scarce persuade myself of the reality
People who have known shed at the chsnge
that which has done so much for me-"
A CASE OF 27 YEARS STANDING CURED.
| From 1NSLE1 JEWEGr, NO 10 avon Face, Boston.
Il have suffered aud times severely, for "a years,
| from dyspepsia i commenced taking the Peru Wan
syrup, found immediate benefit from it In the course
three or iour weeks entirely relieved from nv
suerngs and have enjoyed uninterrupted health ever
since"
One of the distinguished Jurlsts in New England
writes to Friend follows -
II have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result
fu y sustains our predicuon II has made new man
sm no longer tremu ors and deb laied, , as whtn you
last me- but ronger, hearer and With larger
c for labor, mental and physical than at any time
| during the last five ears "
An eminent Divine of Boston saws
| II have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past IL gives me new vgor, buoyancy of spirits
| elasticity OF muscle"
Thousands haze been chan ged By euse Of this remedy
from U az, cky SVteTEq cTt dtureS TO strong healthy
and hdT and DoBen; and tnUdiids
| ably hesitate 10 giue a a trial.
pamphlet of 80 pages containing certificates cures
| and recommendations from of the most emnent
PHYSICIANS. clergymen and hers will be sent
| any address.
See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown In
| the glass. -
| FOR SALE BY
| j. p. DINSMORE, PROPRIETOR,
No. 80 DEY Street. New York
| AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

I ARGE SALE OF CON DEMNED
- QUARrERMASIERS STORES, CL0rH-
ING, ETC. ~ D..
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ret utlb itreitfertieer SER mar.
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Cine n.utbise fleine s6aferin.

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ta Grtibstt ni@t;l aberabdttef tu MIR
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Aus benz 2ebeu bes gr3bifSbpfs
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@tIletri tgss.
Die Jlu6oortcr.
Yin, pial,sr @sf5ibte aus rem Sabre 1879
pen
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-05-09
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Rec. Norman Mcleod, d. Dat the meet
ing of the Presbytery of Glasgow, Scotland,
during the first week in April, DIR. Mcleod
was called to account for his published views
of the Sabbath, which seemed to be opposed
to the doctrine of the Confession of Faith.
The Doctor then made detailed statement,
in which he declared his adhesion to the whole
doctrine of the Confession.
He further maintained that, while his speech
might differ in the letter from the Confession,
yet in spirit they were in harmony, holding, as
he did, the permanence Of the moral law,
though not of the Decalogue, and also the ne
cessity Of the Lord S Day, though not on the
authority of the Fourth Commandment.
The explanation given by DR.. Mcleod not
being considered by many members OF the
Presbytery as altogether sufficient, long, de-
liberate, and solemn conference ensued. The
Presbytery ultimately, on the motion of MIR.
Monroe, came to unanimous finding, to the
effect, ''That they had heard with satisfaction
the statement of DIR. Mcleod as to his adher
ence to the Confession u talthi but believed
that his speech was in its language rash and un-
guarded and that many statements, both of
the speech and of the published pamphlet,
were calculated to do harm" 1t lis further un-
derstood that the deliverance embodied a SOL
emn and grave admonitiOn to DR.. Mcleod.
-Hr. Cyrus ". Field returned from England
last week, in the Persia, after having launched
another great expedition to lay the Atlantic
Telegraph cable This is his thirty-sixth voy-
age across the ocean on this enterprise, to
which he has devoted the last twelve years of
his life Such indomitable perseverance de-
serves success, and we trust will command it.
All preparations are now going forward with
the greatest rapidity. They are manufacturing
over hundred miles of cable a week Mr.
Field remains here but six weeks and returns
to England to join the Great Eastern, which is
expected to sail the last of June.
D'AuJigne's " History Qfhe Reformation. ="
The fourth volume of the History of the Re
formation in Europe in time Of Calvin is about
to appear This volume traces an important
period in the history of the Reformation in
England, at Geneva, in France, in Germany,
and in Italy. The author has allowed us to
see some fragments of ii, and we find in it the
same dramatic interest and the same tact in
the selection of interesting and original docu-
ments as we have already pointed out in the
preceding works of this authOr.-Arch'reS du
CHriStidRtSme