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FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &c.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

nFFlCE OF UNITED sTAlEs ASSISTANT
TRENTON N J., January /, 1866.
There will be sold at Public Auction, AZ Trenton
Barracks, IREN ON, N. D., on MONDAY, the 10Th
day OF January, 1866, the following articles of
Clothing, Camp, and Garrison Equipage, viz,:-
Al Axe Handles.
BAKE Sings.
SO BLANK cts (woollenL
MRubber Blankets.
329 Double Bed Sacks.
10 Sing Bed Sacks.
81 lntanny Uniform Coats-priVates,
Cavalry Great Goats.
16 Infantry Great Goats.
Forage Caps.
9To Canteens.
Drums and Drum Sings.
Pairs Drum Sticks.
II { amp Hatchets
10a6 HaVersaeks
Cavalry Jacket.
297 Camp Kettles.
220 Mess Pans
1102 Knapsacks.
II Pickaxes.
12 Pickaxe Handles.
448 Great coat Straps.
28 Worsted 6ashes.
"a SPADES.
7Picket Spades.
Spade sings
20 Pairs Infantry Trousers
35 Wall Tents
25 Wall ent Flies.
179 Common ] ents.
1904 Shelter Tents
80 Wall Tents Pms.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Terms Cash. in Government currency.
BY order OF Quartermas ter-G General U. A.
JOHN NIPPLE,
1926 Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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CHILDREN's HOSPITAL. =

The CHILDREN's HOSPITAL. - The
annual meeting of the contributors to the
Childrens Hospital was held yesterday after
noon. The hospital has been in operation for
ten years. During the past year. 50 patients
have been admitted in the hospital building,
and 4535 have been treated in the dispensary as
outdoor patients. The expenses for the year
amounted 10 $4364 and the balance now on
hand for the support of the hospital is $lO4.
The institution has heretofore been located at
Camac's Cottage, but has Just been removed to
house on Tweuty-seoond street, above South
Next spring, however, the managers intend to
erect new building on a large lot which belongs
TO the institution, situated on the east side of
Twenty-s second street. above Locust For this
purpose they have fund of $l9, 900, which is
reserved exclusively tor building purposes.
SPLEDDID LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPERs.-We have Just received from Mr.. A.
Winch, No. sos Chestnut street. the Christmas
number of London Nees containing twenty-siX
large plate eneravings with handsome colored
supplement in OIL entitled the "Children in the
Woods" trom the original painting by Lucy,
now on exhibition at the ROYAL Academy, Lon
don. Mr.. Winch also sends us the latest num-
GERS of the OorabW Nagazine AH the Year
Rourod, Ofoe-a- Week, OdsSeES Illustrated Paper,
and other periodicals.
MIR. John j. Kroner, No 4O3 Chestnut street,
also sends us the great Christmas double number
of the London Illustrated NeJCs with the beauti-
tul pictorial supplement The same gentleman
favors us with the London SOcietg MdGdzine
SINCE its initial number, III Volumes handsomely
bound in muslin.
METHODIST REvIvAL.-Ans interesting
meeting was held last evening in the Spring
Garden Methodist Episcopal Cnurch, Twentieth
and Spring Garden streets During the evening
remarks of an interesting character were made
nv the pastor. Rev Alfred Goodman, Rev. Will
liam Butler, d. D., Missionary to India, and Rev.
Bishop James. Quite a revival has been in pro-
gress in this church for several days, ard many
new members have been added to the church.
CHARGE OF LARCENY.-A young man had
hearing yesterday afternoon, to answer the
charge OF the larceny of $3.50, belonging to Mr.
Hudson, OF Sussex county, Delaware. Mr.. Hud
son testified that the accused lived with him, and
that he took trunk containing the money on
the l4th OF December, and after abstractng the
money burned the trunk He was held In Sl2OI
bail for further hearing.
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&ALE VI OONDEMNED u IL ID " Z
~ STORES.
Will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
ON FEBRUARY 20, 1866,
at 10 O'Clock A. M large quantity, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz.:-
974 Carbines, various kinds.
80 1900 Muskeis and Rifles, new and old United States
and foreign, of various calibres.
sos Starts Army Revolvers, serviceable.
276 Savage's Navy RevoIvers, new, and others,
with large lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms OF various patterns.
43O Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn.
1880 Cavalry Brides, worm
2SS Belt olsters, for Pistols, worn.
eco Cartridge Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1853 Cartridge Boxes, for CarbiHes worn
800 sIngs for Carbines, worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
AZ OOO sets of Infantry AccOutrements, worn.
Also a large lot of appendages for the various
kinds OF Muskets and Rifles.
Samples to be seen at the
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at the
UNITED. STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. As WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
JAMES NJ WHITTEMORE,
/ St2 20 Capt. and Byt. Maj. Ord Commanding.
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THE STEAMSHIP PRoJECT.-At meeting
of the Committee on the subject of establishing
a steamship line between Philadelphia and our
Southern ports, held yesterday afternoon, it was
announced that subscriptions had been received,
in addition TO those previously reported to the
amount OF $4,000, and that the aggregate OF the
collection Is still less than $500. 600.
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Cu1EF QUARTBRMAsTERs OFFICE, J
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. JB nuary 8, 1866
Will be sold at Public AuctCn, at Al( xandIia, Vir
giDa, up der the direction OF Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel j. G &. Lee A Q NJ on THURSDAY.
January 26, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A M, large lot of
condemned Quartermaster's Stores, Clothing ETC.,
as tOllOws:-
Shirts, Harness,
Jackets, Hammers,
Coas. Cans, Chisels,
Tents, Nises,
Flags, saws
Wagons, Axes,
Carts Shovels,
Anbulances, Paulins,
Spring Wagons Hose,
Iron Axles' Grain Separator,
Chains, Cauldrons,
Army Range, Argand Burners,
Wheebarows, Manila Rope
Drugs, Curcd Hair,
Tables, Sheepskins,
Desks, Deer Hides
Chars Cast, Wrought, and
Letter Presses, Scrap Iron,
Haters, cast and Spring steel,
Hamps Grain Sacks, eJc.
Together with large lot of secondhand Lumber,
consisting OF .
Flooring, "A Common CullsJ
Scanthng Shin Knees.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole of the property is sold.
TeTms-Cash, in Government funds.
d. ii RUCKER,
Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
1876 Depot of Washington.
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ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
l. MASTER STORES, CLOTHING. CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, YlRGINIA.
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DUB Lie SALE
AT TIE FRANKFORT ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA.

ON ACCOUNT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January IS, 1866,
at IL O'Clock,
will be sold at Public Sale,
GUNPOWDER, BY SAMPLE VIZ -
1866 POUNDS United states Powder mixed, badly
Cnkcd. -,
$500 pounds United states Cannon Powder, badly
caked 49,.
45OO pounds United States Mortar Powder dirty
46OI pounds United States Powder, good mixed
81 4C3 pounds Conieder rate StaSOs Powder, good
mixed rain, - ,,., N,
Ihis Powder is stored at Fort Delaware.
Samples may be seen at the Malertown Woter'
ylIet and FrankiOId Arsenals, and al the UnI6
states Agency No as Worth Street, New York.
When The interest otthe Government may reqm
IT, the powder win be bid IN
wins g. V BENET
p l9iu6t Bv,. Lt..Col. U. s. A. commanding
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NARROW EsCAPE.-A gentleman named
Whartenby, was thrown from his carriage, near
Hutchinson and Jefferson streets, yesterday noon
and slightly injured. The accident was occa-
stoned by the axle breaking and :he carriage
upsetting. Mr.. Wharenbys wife and child we're
i'm the carriage with him. but escaned injury.
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COLLISION OF CARS Yesterday after
noon train of coal cars, hauled by mules came
in contact with a passenger car at Ninth and
Willow streets, knocking the passenger car from
the track and breaking the tongue. The driver
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FUNERAL OF COLONEL GosLINE.-The
remains of Colonel John NJ. Gosline, of the 95th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, having been
recovered and taken to Bristol, his funeral will
take place on Tuesday afternoon next.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF BRICKs.-Ten
thousand bricks will be disposed of on account
of the United States, at II o'clock this morning,
at the provost barracks, Fifth and Buttonwood
streets.
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Railroad Arrangements
FOR THE
STATE FAIR.
ONO STATE BOARD OF FAGRIOULTUREl
SKCRETARYs OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, September IL, 1866 )

ONO STATE BOARD OF OFAGRIOULTUREl
SRCRETARY's OFFICE
COLUMBUS, september 49, 1866.
| A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the
n Railroad Companies named below as Indicated
for the benefit OF visitors and exhibters, viz;
cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton win carry pas
Dayton and return, for one full fare and III ar
| ticles for exhibition free. Ii
Atlantic \ Great Western will carry passengers
| and heights same as C., II. q u. road.
Dayton Michigan win carry passengers from
| all points between Toledo and Day ton aud freight
same as Cincinnati, Hamilton n Dayton road
| cincinnati, hchmond Chicago. same as Gin
cinnAti, Hamilton Dayton road
| Cincinnati, Wilmington Zanesville win carry
passengers the round trip for one fare; freights
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati will carry
passengers aud freights sAma terms ms Cincin-
natl, Hamilton Day ton -nad. This includes the
branch from Delaware To HpfipRseld.
SAndusky 4 Cincinnati will carry passengers
and freights same as q. u S y. Ihls inoladcs
the branch FROM London 10 Springfield
Little Miami and Columbus 4 XsniA will carry
passengers and freights same as Ce H. n ID. This
lncludes the branch FROM Xenia to Riohmond, Ind
frelghts same as Cincinnati, Hamilton X DAYTON
Bellefontaine a indianapolis will carry passen.
seIt ior one laIs Tor tho oand tripi no arrange
Columbus i Indianapolis viii carry passengers
and freights tho round trip for nun fare going,
Pittsburg, Columbus 4 Cincinnati will carry
passengers and ffoights on same terms AN ca. All.
fare the round trfE. rHUI IITHl
Persons visiting The Fair must purchase tickets
~ the regular ticket oilce-tha are MOI
provided with hall. fare tickets and before leay.
ing the Fair grounds muat apply n person ut the
Socretary's Oiice to have the return ticket stamp.
ed; otherwise IL Will be forfeited on most Of the
roads.
Persons shipping articles 10 the Pair for ex hhi.
ti0n, must pay nll neight from the point Of depar
turo ~ Dayton, for which the freight agent will
give receipt a the articles thus shipped
turned by the exhibitor without having changed
ownership in any manner, then the amount paid
for freight Will he returned, provided certificate
IL ptOduced fr0m the Secretary Il the Board OF Ag
riculture certifying that sail shipped articles
were on exhibition ut the state Falr At DAYTON.
otherwise tho freight agent will retain the amount
paid, This applies 10 the roads that carry heightr
free-the Indiana Central will require the same Ia
refaFH the freights free
TIekets on all the roads are good from Monday
morning september e. until Saturday evening
the s9th Tho arrangements FOR fIeights are 10
take eject on Monday morning, September24 aud
terminate on saturday night, September ~
2laWt JOHN a. kLiPPART Ser'y
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Removal.

NEFF& BENNETT, Manu- uracturers and whole
~ sale and Retail dealers In stoves Hollow
ware No., nave removed their SalesrOOm from go
Third street, 10 tho roosns formerly oroupied in
Brown n irwin, on the corner of First street ani
the canal. where they will be pleased To See their
friends ana all who may bn In want of first cluss
Cooking and Heating Stoves
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/ EWls GWlNNER, of the city of Richmond.
- lndiana, viii take notice that Margaret
Gwinner of Montgomery county state of Ohio,
nid, on me l2th day Of September, A. II. 1865 nle
nor petition in the superior Court of said county
ahd state, ngaiift the said Lewis Gwinner and
Frederick Gwinhcr, individually and as admins.
traitors OF Arnold Gwinner, deceased, Frederick
ianstng and francisco Pansing, his wife John
kurz William McAnany and isaac Treyer. dc
mAnding dover in part OF the northeast quarter
OF soc 10 town 2, range o, in Miami township IN
shld county. containing acres and 81 perches oI
anh and In another parcel of land In said quarter
section, containing acres and $50 perchRs of
ihnu, and IN in lot No 10 ON Kercher's plat 6f the
i4wnoi Mtamisburg, IN said county and state M
ty, deceased
And the said Lewis Gwinner Is notified that he
Is required 10 appear and answer said petitlon ~,
or bcfofe the third Saturday after the 23th dav of
October, a d. 1866
MARGARET GwINNER
LOWE NAuRRTH II. A, llOuE Att'ys
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 WILL sell, St private sale, small farm. con-
Il tanning any acres. About hfteon acres are in
good timber. The balance Ia well improved.
There 4 good house and barn, and hne bearing
orchard. Tho fences are all Ia excellent order
and there are two wells of good water on the
premises, The farm Is located ON the DA yton and
Western Railroad, a mile and a half west OF Hig-
gins Station Call ahd examine the farm
AUs6W2m ROBERT PKELIkS.
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9EEErJDrD
Livery Stable Property
IN MIAMIsBURG, FOR SALE, BY
ORDER OF COURT.

nN SATURDAY, the 18th day of OCTOBER
" 1863, at two O'Clock y. N at HOiRTUER,S
HOTEL, in the town of Miainishurg Ohio. will
be sold, to the highest bidder the following real
estate, as the property Of Leitoy Uaskcy deceased
70 vii; situate in the county OF MOntgomcry and
state of Ohio, being 10 No. IL on tho or gnAi plat
property 10 be sold free of dover
Appraised free Of dover, ut .. Al 4OO
And cannot Aell for less than two thirds thereof
Terms of sAle-One third cash on day of sale.
ono third In one, and ono third In two years there
after; deferred payments TO bear inter est and Ia
be secured by mortgage on the premises
AMANDA A, CASKRN
Administrative of LeRoy CaSkey, deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. seIidsaWa
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w ANTED-MERCHANTS, BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good Printing dome to
examine the work executed at the Empire steam
Job Rooms, No. iI0 Main street
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SORGHUM 4.
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

THE uudcFstgned having obtained the right Of
TOR, and process clarifying aud granulating SOr-
gbum syrup Into mush sugar; also TO the mills
70 grind the cane. and dry tha sugar rendering u
ready for market, Is nov having The same manu-
tactured 10 order AZ the hment OF g. Tay-
ior, tesebhart a MarshaiPs Machine Shop Day
ton, Ohio. HN .uI. Iau .lII
Parties deslTous Of availiRg themselves of pro
cess and machinery, which, fgom tbs cane in the
and complete Address JAS. X HOPKINS
Box No. tfa, Dayton Ohio
AGENTS, desiring to negotiate for Territory will
apply a. above auiswSm
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ADVERTISING RATES.
gtsat,
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon. and Elizabeth Moon
~. Sarah Grclet, SAMUEL n, Graist Corwin Al
BrOwn and Sarah Eleanor Vail
Superior Conrt OF Montgomery County Ohio
Case No. 35fI. Petition for Partition
~ ARAn GRElSr, Samuel r. urelst and Sarah
~ Eleanor Vail, resdentsof Montgomery county
ohio, and Corwin NJ. Brown, resident Of the stale
Of Missouri You are horoby notihcd that ON the
~ day IF september, A, ID, 1890 petition was
hled w the Superior COurtOf Montgomery county
Ohio, by Daniel Moon Wilson Moon and Ril1ahoth
Moon, against you, demanding partition Of tho
Following described real estate situate In the
County OF Montgomery, and state Of Ohio The
north end and an equal third part OF the east half
g, section No ~, town , and range g. between the
hlami River, and bounded As follows, viz. begin
ning NJ a HtOnc on tho northeast OF said section
thenne south ON tho section limo " chains and N
INKS 70 bt0nei thence s7O W 10 chains and ~
links to stones thence % W n chains and 81
links to stone on the north line OF said section
thence sio on the section tine 40 chains aud as
links to tine place of beginning containing fi2 and
iS 100 acres more or less
And that at the neat term Of said Court held
alter 40 days from the date of the first publication
of this notice application will be made hy the said
petitioners for an Or,eIe TINT partition may be
made of said premises.
DANIEL hOON,
'.. .f WILSON MOON and
ADAM CLAY Atty sesS0
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Dissolution.

IrINHE co partnership heretofore existing under
i tho style aud arm name Of Nens IOnnet n Co
was dlss0lyed on the 10th inst, Nef n Eonnct hay,
ing pnrchieol tho interest OF Mr. Hels Either
partner wht use the name Of tho nrn in liquida-
| tSoh HENRY NEFF
MILTON HENNET
l. lyllnaMu MARCUS EELIS
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ADAM CRAY, Atty.
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v ISITTNG CARDS
THE EMPIRK
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Dentl4e BtrmeR ais 8eferen3tn;
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