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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

SPLENDID TELEeRAPH RooNs.-The new
Telegraph Hall Of the Union Business Col
lege will be the finest in the United States.
seventy-fve new instruments are now be-
ing arranged with a view to meeting the
great demand for good sound operators.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

MEDIoATED ~ISHALATIoS This afternoon.
we shall publish g very interesting letter
by DIS Hunter & Ramsay, on the cura-
bility of consumption. We bespeak for IT a
careful nerusal-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

BETHEL DEMONSTRATION exercises,
consisting of a brief lecture, prayer, sing
ing, 90, were held stthe Bethel Church last
evening. Rev. Mr.. Neice will preach there
this evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

A NEW COURSE oF INSTRUCTION is being
introduced at BRYANT & srRHr7oN's BusI-
xEss COLLEGE, with all the NoDERS IMPROVE
EExfs.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

FESIAE BRoTEERHooD-ANEIvERsART OF
~IRELASD's PATRON SAINT.-The Fenian
Brotherhood will celebrate the above festi-
val by a supper at National Hall on the
evening of the 18th inst.
On the same occasion a concert will be
given by some ofths best amateur artists in
the city, and some of the choicest of our
Irish and American national airs will be
rendered in the best style. The net pro-
eeeds to be applied in aid of the cause.
Doors open at 7 P. N. Tickets to be had
at oNeil's clothing store, sc south side of
the Square; of the members, or at the door
on the evening of the 18th inst.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

PERsoxAL.-Hcna. J. s. Warner, Treasur-
er, and J. H. Goldman, Auditor of State,
were at the Weddell House yesterday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

Go TO BRYAST & SrRArTox's CLEVELAND
BUSINESS COLLEGE and TELEeRAPH INsTI-
TUTE for thorough business training.
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n. Y. Money Market-Marcb NJ.

MoSETIQuiet and easy at sS7 per cent.
1esZ@l0eX. " =
GoLD-IIregular and unsettled. Openfsg at
l9e7<s declining to 1885 advancing to 1907, and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

Inspector APPOINTED. The City Council
last night appointed Henry Feth Inspector
Of Liquors, &c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

Vocal \ IS~sTRUEESTAL CoScERT-We
understand that a noel is on the taPis
for next Monday evening, at Brsinsrd's
Hall, under the management of Mr.. VIM.
Heydler, and that in addition to Mr.. H. the
following ladies and gentlemen will appear
N the occasion Miss Emma Harris, Miss
Josephine BerghOf, Mr.. A. Konigslow, Mr..
Theodore Braam, end Mr.. W. Schwank.
These names are familiar to very many of
our musical citizens, and their association
in this connection promises a fine enter
tainment. As these ladies and gentlemen
represent home talent our citizens should
feel bound to extend to them en- encourage
ing patronage, and We have no doubt viii.
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE
AND
Real Estate Agent.
ATWATER BUILDING.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALB.
CEDAR sf.-Eear Wilson avenue, 5< acres
acres growing grapes, good brick house.
VALUABLE STONE QAkRY-With good In
provemeutE, at Bsrea; very cheap.
SCOVILL SI.-HOus and Lot, 2O6.
kINSNAN ST.-Hous and Lot, $500.
GARDEN 5F.-Heuse and Lot, 81 500.
PERRY Sr.-Hous aud Lot, SIS, 500.
UPERi ST.-Residence on Superior-st- waat
Of Erie, $4,000.
CHESTNUT ST.-House and Lot, "a, 500.
GARDEN ST.-Hou and large Lot, s., coo. -i
k1NsMAN ST.-Lar Brick House and Is acres
Land, with fruit, &C; q very desirable resi-
deuce. A
OHIO ST--Twostory House and Lot, So, 500.
sCONILLE ST.-House and Lot, 5000.
LAKE ST--Briek House and Lot, 50, 500. q y i
EAST acre., well improved. on
State Road.
Also 2lh acres near Bones Corners with 6 acres
OF grapes. .Ha'
Also 1914 acres near DR.. Mathevetts.
CUSTEAD A~YENUE.-House and Lot, 81 OOo.
Also, = large number OF desirable Farms and out
lots.
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtWster Building
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WAMTEp..AcENT


GENTS WANTED-In every State, County,
II City and Town in the country, 10 sell something
entirely new. Everybody must have it. Agents are
D. MACY, Buchanan, Allegheny County, Pa,
p Box ~. mArl1y8
$40 OOO WANTED.A partner Win !
Dollars 10 take an interest IN u we'll established man
ufscturing business II Is believed that no estab-
lishment in the United States is better situated than
this, The buildings are new, and the machinery Of
the best and most substantial make. One OF thu
partners wishes to withdraw, and if he can dispose
much below ifE value. For an eHterprisiag person
tins is the anest opportunity ever offered TO engAse
For sAriisalars apply al this office. marls:2ss
WANTED-Traveling Agents. honest and oapa-
w ble- Constant employment at $50 To $500 per
month Capital required-Sluo to $40. No risk.
n. PAGE. Jr., Nc. AtWGter Block. Cleveland. Q.
UTANTRD-First class Agents 10 take orders for
w series OF the finest Stsl EngrayinRs ever pub
Lilies; Volunteers Return and Moman's Mission.
Al entirely new. Exclusive territory given. HAM,
lLTOh Bios. co, 1Ss Superior ST., Cleveland,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGENTS
w Male or Female, Of rsspee table standing, to
make fromsx,a0o % 800 per annum sure, st hone
5r abroad. Send Is cents and get sample and full
particulars. Address J. B.. KENNEDY co, a
and 90 Elth straet. Plttsbnrg. Pa mar3;2&
NVANFRD-ARents 20 sell and put up Barton's
w Patent Gong House Bells. Agents not limited
% territory. Men are clearing from si0l to 500 per
ponth- T. AATrKsOk, General Agent.
litehheld, O. feb22.3O0
GTSAn PER YEAR, We want agents
U1OOO everywhere to sell our IMPRoFED go
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds, Under and
upper ted. Warranted hye years. Above salary or
the United states for less than SO, which are fully
licensed BY Rowe wheeler Z Wilson, Grover a ba-
ker, Singer 4 Co., snd Bachelor. All other cheap
machines are infrineements. Circulars free. Ad-
dress. or CAL upon shaw a Clark, Biddeiord. Maine,
------ @--- -5-----
w Nhaf the people want Complete History ofthe
" AZ, in nelArge vclune, s~rlendidlY illustrated. With
over Us hne Portraits Of Generals and Battle scenos.
The most candid, lucid, omPlete. authentic and reia-
BILE history puhlished- Ii contains reading mater
equal to three large volumes. Send for cirrulars and
see our terms. Address \ BIOS. 4 90, I4S
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WEDpELL HOUSE.

Arrivals nj the Principal Hotels for
the last TWenty-FOur Hours.
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OPTICAL

HARTUPKE'S SILTE.-It should be
IL kept in every house. Is the best remedy for
Burns, Wounds, Boils, sores, &C. Sold in Cleve-
RsrlO DFHsssts 10 ontsrio-st.
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REGISTER.

A. Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
Al the OHlRibgs ONCE, I47 superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
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MISCELLANEOUS
4oRtVE GKEElLKlYI,ss, HIssTT9(RY, 5 OF

HORACE HISTORY OF
II THEWAE-sTHE AMERICAN CONFLICT
IN W vULUMKS.-RICHIY ILLUSTRATED WIFE
la PORTRAITs On sEEEL-NUNERoUs MAPS AND nu-
GRAMS or BATTLE-fIELns, IRON OFFICIAL SOURCES
NUws, 6c.-1hs success Of this history Is unparai.
leled. The work viii be completedin a few months,
and WILDE ya-tly superior 70 other works, most OF
which Wsru "complete" long bsf0re General Grants
report was made.
II the complete History shall realize the promise OF
the hrst volume, We cannot hope, until tbs lapse VI
years, for q better view Of the whole stupendous
struggle S.P Chase. Chief Justice, T. :.
Ii everywhere furnishes striking proofs os the in
Partially, enlightened research, and true American
spiris OF its accomplished author. Jas. Harlan, Sec.
Interior
Gauss and progTess of the late rebellion, that has been
published. BE. Wade, U. S. Senate.
/ outsider it the most complete, useful and attrac-
tive work which has ct bsen written On the subject.
/. B. Nashburne, House Of Rep
In completeness OF detail, in order Of arrange
ne.t, In eearness Of narrative. and in perspicuiiy Of
statement, it is quite superior 70 any other work on
The samsEuhject which mas fallen under ny obser-
walton. Solomon Foot, q. ). Senate.
Enerkelc, Efficient Oauvassers are wanted. either
On commission or salary. as they may prefer. o. ID.
CASH SCUa "a Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
NEW FURNITURE, hIrrOrs, Oarpess, &C.
~ &C, at reduced prices at H Aoor's GID stand,
lGI OntAIlo street. oecl4:S1
$4,000 !. . MSs y .9I,-s AP 3. a :sIsa
Gnd vell-known WAGHERiS LOAN OFFICE,
On Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, silver Ware, yewelIy, Guns
al personal property and articles o~fvslue, on the most
lsttsfactory terms Business strictly private. rs
tabished ISL. r.. B.-A variety Of unredeamed
WstehesrJeSelyi Guns, etc, for sale at eargainH-
Paws A PisxOttO's olOthiAg store.
81 ". &N-
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Produce Commission Merchants.
PropTiet0rs Of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, $50, eco
bushels. Ofhee and Wsrshouse adjoining the Ele-
vstor,
No. 1871 MeFWin Street, Cleveland, o.
Dealers in all kinds of Country Produce. Agents
Tor the Salt Company of Onondaga-" Salt sold
always at the Company's prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &C., BY esr
loads received or to be shipped on the @. C.. & O..
o. 4 T., O. & T., @. s p. or A. & G.. W, marrow
gusge) Railroads aud their connections, loaded or
unleaded directly in our warehouse, saving ex-
pense of ~drayage.
VIII give personal attention to the hlling Of or
ders for Produce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on consiznments.
We are prepared to receive and ship, by Canal
Lake or Rail, without draysgel Grindstones;
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Freights of all
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN Il
CITY for the transfer OF heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks and business men generally.
ap3:RS
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MUSICAL
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
CONSERVATORY OF Music,

UtIKNE OF NTUDY, "-"-"|"
FIRST ~1EAR-Harmony and Part Writing.
SECOND YEAR-BarmOny continued, md
Oounterpoint.
THIRD "YEAR-Harmony completed, Double
Counterpart, Fugus Form and Compositions
Great attention is given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation Of the.
Voice. For particulars address NV "a
J-P- MORGAN, President.
q. ". STEELE, 1888
Principal OF Department Of Secular Music.
Prof. J. NJ. ELLIS,
Prof. O. II. CHURCHILL.
nova Board Of Dfrerrarn
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ACTUAL BUSINESS PRAcTIoK by g new ana
improved method just introduced at BRYAxr
4 STRATTox's CLEVELAND BUSINESS CoLLEGE.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1866.
NEW ADYERTISEnENTs.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Clark, Payne a Co.-House for Sale.
D. Ransom 4 Co.-Croup.
Druggist-situsfion Wanted.
NJ. 7. Dill-Local Notice.
L. or P. Prentiss-House for Rent.
S. Brainard L son-steiHwsy & Son's Pianos.
1el Ontario strset-For Rent.
o Cutter d Son-Household Furniture.
D. Ransom & CO.-Diptheria.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-16

NOANVO9 VUND4IlON OF BYR0NS TOMB.
The London Telegraph says:-"We are told,
on the authority Of an eyewitness that ord
Byron tomb must be added to the catalorup of
those which are neglected and ruinous The
clerical futhOriues of Westminster Abbey
could tnd no room for 'Childe Harold in the
Poets Corner; nor can we wonder At their ex-
Cluslyeness, so hard mas IL always been found to
convert churchmen to practical Christianity
me funeral cayalCade had to turn northward
rom %Dat should be our Campo Santo, and
tne DodY OF the poet was carried to a Noting
Damshre village church. He had lived
WlIdly; but at any rate the efforts Of his
latef years and the manner OF his death
were noble; nor was it wise to suggest
the thought that, under preteXt of reprobation
lor ms vices, It was really his brilliant satiric
wit that the Dean and Chapter resented. He
had broken some Of the commandments, but
so had Others whose bodies were admitted
without demur; and il was not unreasonable
TO suppose that ByrOn's true ohense was the
magnificent scorn with which he had scathed
hypocrisy and cant. Whatever may be the
opinion OF certain eCClesiastiCs on the matter,
the nation looks on Byron's genius as one
OF its most precious possessions nor do
we lear that the statement we are about
difference The condition of Hucknall Tor
kard Church, then, is almost runous. The
fiat, leaden root is eaky; the floor is con.
stantly damp; if it rains during service the
occupants of several pews have 10 rise and
change their places; and nothing but a plain
marble slab now marks the site of Byron's grave
hanging beneath this slab is a small escutcheuu
on dingy, tarnIshed, tattered and faded elk to
the memory of his mother; whilst Ada, sole
daughter OF my house and heart has but a
plain. mural tablet. The condition of the church
IS in nowise the fault of the vicar, whose living
yields him only poor two hundred year, and
the congregation is a small one. We take leave
to say that this state of things is not Credtable:
that being made known, it ought as soon a3
possible to be set right; and that if there is no
one of Byron's blood able or willing to under
take the enterprise, it must be undertaken by
the English people,
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RAILROAD LINES
PHLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND RAJ
j 1lMORE Rail ROAD "Ai

tJHlLADELPHiA, A, WILMINGTON AND Raj
TIyE TABLE D
,s,s opISn9i,g or lUES41A( 4 ygy g. loo Tmine VITA
Eypress Train al ASA. Y. Chfondsys exeeptsd, ,o,
ton, Newark, Ekton Northeast Perryvile, Havrs-de-
Grace, Aefsrdeen, Perrymans, Magnolia Chases ana
wsy Mal Train At SO A. NJ (sundays excepted. fos
delrha and Baltimore o'AA
De4ye,e Railroad TRAIN at A Csnndsys exceptodl.
"a press lIain a. II 45 A. NJ Sunday excepted, oc
Express Train at = d. Csundsys excepted. Tor BAL
umoIe ano Wetnineton stopping at Chester, ClaymOut
Hayre-de Grace Aberdeen, IerrymAns, Edgeyyood Mae
nolie, Chases ana stemmers Run.
Night Express AT II P. NJ Baltimore AM
Cor meets at Wilmington with Delaware Railroad hns
4SanIdays @ceptedl. stopping at Middleown, smyrna
hhIrnetou, sesfoTd Salisbury, princess Anne and COR,
neonR st Crisned with Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth aod
PASSENGERS by Boat from Bal more for Fortress Mon
roe NORFOLK City Point, and Richmond, VIII take the III As
WILMNGToN ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
stopping at All Stations between Philadelphia and WI
Leave philadelphia at AN 1880, 4sO. 6, and 1laoP
M The $50 T. NJ train connects with Delaware Raiirosa
for Milford and intermediate stGnons 40 ''''io@a
Leave Wilmington at 80, 10, and 9'SO A. M, a and
& S2y = 81 lse 10 a. M; train VIII not stop at stations
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 9A.M
THROUGH TEAMS FROM BALTIMORE.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester at 2s 7j5, 10 "a aud u40 A. H.. 90
FROM BALT1h ORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baip re 7'25 A. NJ, Way-mai. 9-2g A NJ
7. NJ, Express. ~
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 449 and s 80 A. M and SasPH
leave wilmington at 3 % and SS A. NJ. and Tsp n
Itlght lfaint with sengcr Cars attached wifi Iesy
as follows Wilmington for Perryvile and I'M terme5s,s
stations az 90 NJ. Baltimore for Havre- de 81 and
meImedate stations az 4a5 2. NJ. Perryville for VIII
@@ IN st9n ana Int mediate stations at 20 A NJ conuect
Ns AT wilmington with 10 a M train for Philadelphia
,, u SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train AT 4l5 A. NJ for baltimore and Wa.
ngton, stopping at Chester, Wilmington NewaTh Ftt,
NOrtneest Perryvle Havre-de Grace Aberdesn par
nSii ., magnoha' Chase and stemmer's Run
n Ntht Express II y. M, for Baltimore and Waabipobon
Cohneclng AZ Mllmiugton with Delaware Kailroa 4 linz
Aoeommodaton Train at ll'30P. NJ for Wilmington Sn5
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Balin ore at S25 2, NJ stopping AT uavr. A..
Grace PerTyYille ana Wilmington Also Ston, af PiI,
and Newark 10 take passengers for PHILADELPHIA and ION
pa, sengers ffom Washington Baltmore) and Chssfu
leaVe passeneers from Baltimore or Washington. ="
and intermediate stations at 90 p. Nj
4I6 h f. AENNEY, Superintendent
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BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In ali cases for the SPEEDY and prw,
MINT CuhE Of all diseases arising excesses in youth
fhyslcal an0 Nervous Debility etc etc
-, NJ tAANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
lhey can 0e used without detection ana never fail tc
ehect cure, If used according 20 instructions
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O7Cl ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
I'll = CHAkpELIhkS, BRONZE STATUAKYt ET0.
-VARklhk a co woulo Eesp pt cttuy direct the Rtten-
tlCn Of the ri nds. ana the oubllc generally 20 ther
large ana eleeert assortment Of GAh f14TUHEb,
CHAkDELltRS, ana ORNAMENTAL BRO Nzk
AkFS. hOFe Wishing handsome anC thoroughly
GOOde, ~ very essonabie prices VIII ind II %
their ADVANTAGE to i've rs call before purchasing else
wi ere.
n B.-soned or tarntshed hXtuies retinihed with
tz66m VANKIRK g. co
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The Trains Of the Pennsylvania Genital Rairoad ,s.
the Depot at Thirty hrstI and Market strees winch i
reached directly by the Of Market Street
haLWEy Those Of the Chestnut and Walnut Street Psa
way Iun within square Of it. ' AA''t-
On sundas1he Market Street cars leave Eleventh ana
Market sts a. minutes before departure OF each
Manns IA gage Express will call for and deliver BAG
nut street, viii receive attention. ~ N"'a
IL aNys
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DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
No 80 BROADWAY, New York
And you win receive them by return OF mail most mad
ana nee from observation
For sale by DYOIT d Co., No. 232 N. sECOND
street
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BELL's sPECIFIC PILLS,

II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REyEprEs
9 your Druggist take no other, but send the money
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w Est JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
Wy foot Of MARKET Street (Uppsr Ferry, commenc-
ing MONDAY, september -, 1866
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS TOLL LOWS'-
For Bridget0n, salem, RIlyllle, anc al Etermed6tf
stations, az : A nj, Mail, 80 p. M tasseugsr,
For Woodbury., A. NJ, $50 and r. d,
Eor cape May, at33O e. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at 7'l5 ana $40 A. NJ. 6nd 400 r NJ. - -
Brlogelon az 7'05 A. M and $50 IA tTeght,e SOP M
SeiCm st6 90 A. M and s 90 =, III. Freight, 40 a.,
MIN lie az 81 A. nj. and 3rsF M freigh,' 10 r. h
Caps May ~ He's A. Al., Passenger and freil ht,
Freight WIN be received az second covered Mhen
Tstreoeived beioreYpO wii through the sau DAY
Freight Delivery No. 22S B. Jil l4AWAkE avenue.
92s j VAN RENSsELsE sppsrin'sUceut
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Revenue Stamps Of every description constant
on hand in any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to
United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia,
New York, or current funds received in payment.
Particular attention paid to small orders.
The decisions of the Commission can be consulted,
and any information regarding the law oheerfuIy
given.
The following rates OF discount are alowed:-
ON ALL ORDERS OF s25,
TWO PER CENT. DISCOUNT
on ALL ORDERS OF 800,
THREE PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
on ALL ORDERS OF $500,
FOUR PER GENT. DISCOUNT.
All orders should be sent 20 the
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 3O4 chestnut Street, ,
PHILADELPHIA
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
7 ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING. CAMP AND
l. GARRISON EQUlPAGE.
CHEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,


DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., November s, 1865 |
p VIII MWil De sold by direction of the Quartermaster.
General on MONDA y, November 10, commencing
at lO a. M: under the supervision of Captain D. G.
HOina5' N; ;. NJ at ArmorJ Square Depot,
loving described prOperty;-
About 1900 Axes; 1880 Picks; 14OOO Hatchets
About 10 900 Axe Handles; 5000 Pick Handles, and
1900 Hatchet Handles.
These goods are NEW and IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGES, and were manufactured by liunt
Danuiacturing Co F; Collins Co.; William Mann,
Dr. Beatty & Co., and others.
1900 GTeat.cOats-brown black, and grey.
4VVg Infantry OYercOats-black,
1865 pairs TIowsers-black. All new goods.
together with a lot OF Condemned Clothing, etc,
Greatooals ,lnap6oHs Pnd HaveT,
Infantry OyerCoats, sacks,
sack Goats, Spades,
Jackets, 0SnOves,
Hats, Axes,
S"5 Wooilep anu Rubber SNag.D Ness PaRs a1.1''
Blankets, Large lot OF Tents aad
Beu Sacks, Tent POle-, 0 d Rope
Metallic Scales, Rags etc
Of sale
Terms Cash in Government FUNDS.
General d. H. RUCKER.
Assistant Quarterm8ster-G eneral
CHARLES IA. IOuPKINS,
A. III bYt B1g.-Gen,, Quartermaster.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold at Publc Auo ion, at FORTRESS
MONROE Ola Point {. Q2m4ion Virginia,
22d day OF November. 1866. nj 10 O'Clock A. M,a
large quantity OF stores consisting part, of the
lOIOMlng articles viz
25 Field and Siege Cannon, cast iron, of various
CUhtIes.
5l,67O sbot, Shells and Spherical Case for smooth
EOTe al niled Guns.
40 hcrulIE LarDlneS, and repaired.
500 Enfield Eihed BusKets CaL 577.
26 Henry g and Spencer's Repeating r ies.
900 FOregn Rifles, Austrian" Cal. 54.
500 Smooth bore Muskets, n cd. 1912, Cal 80.
24O do. do. do, altered TO percussion
10 do. do do. Flint Lock, Cal. 90.
III ReTolyeTs, WhItneY's &.Remmgion's Navy,
1868 Cavalry and Artillery sabres.
2ll Swords, Musician and non-CommIssioned
Fourteen days will be allowed for the removal of
stores.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
Capt. Of ord, ana Bvt, Col U. 5. A.,
II 1st Commanding.
Z EAU OF ORD NANCE
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, November 9, 1856. I
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
There will be sold at Public Auction TO the highest
bidders, at noon, "WEDNESDAY, 2Sth day OF
November 1896 in the Office of the Inspector OF
OrOnance, New Ork Navy Yard, about two thou
sand (20O0) barrels of POWDER, composed of
seryIceable and unserVIc 'aple.
Ihe powder will be sold by sample in lots to suit
Teims-one-half cash. in Government funds, to
be deposited the conclusion or the sale and the
within ten days Afterwards, during which
lime the powders must be removed by the purchasers
otherwise they will revert TO the Government