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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24
DR.. EASTERLY-S

Are very mild and pleasant in their operation.
yet prompt and ei,cinsiin cleansing the system
from all bilious pauld aud irriiil.i,g matter than he
various other pills In general use. For Liver Com
plaint and Dsspepsia. they are really inyaluabc-
redients. and win be found ilnch superior % 1her
pll- the diseases incident 10 the " Isl. Fam
lilies Try them.
80 Price 80 cents per box. Forty Pills IN lox.
ly- Prepaid and sold by DR.. J.. EASILi'lf q
CO. No. 20 North Fifth street. 81. L9uis. Mo. sold
their Family Medicine Store No % Madison street,
Chicago Ills. For sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24

never fails to cure Coughs and Cold4 in few days
anu mas cured thousands upon thousands oi cases Of
Consumption after Physicians and all other remedies
nad JAILED. and the patients given up to die This
talsin is the most perfect and nf lhic remedy far all
diseases 81 the Lungs known 10 tie civilized world
y b Ask for DIR. CAHrFT'S CotGn BAis,sf and
ake nothing else Price IS or trial bette, large
bottles, $1.5n Pc r bottle.
p Prepared and sold BY D. L. EAsTERI.Y &
Co, No. 10. North Filth street. ST. Louis Mo Sold
at their Branch Family Medicine Store No 20 Madi-
son street, Chicago, HIS
For sale by al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24
READ VINO SANS SO:

FnoN THE Hon. Thomas Is. FLORENCE.
FnoM TIE Hon InoNAs i. FLoaEScf.
Fg0M Tue Hos. THOMAS i. ELogENcN.
Washington } an. lst, 1874.
Gentlemen. - Having stated Il . rbally to you,
| have no husitatiou, IA writing the fact. That |
e Xperienoeo 6 ltsl.ld acnvAt fsom FoHr loot
lAnd's German brters. Daring long aud tie
diuns session q! Congress, pres ~ AID oaeeaa
duties nearly lsGstt4le4 me. klad tglena sug-
sssted the use 81 the preparation h..ge named.
| took his advice, and the resu was improve
tteut Of health, renewed energy and CHAT pariIc-
THAR r,uei SO lA9ch ~ del A1s. obtained. 9th
ers may heslaillary asAt autaSed Il Tue. desire to
Le Trulv your friend.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE
From ions T. NiesgasHsN, Esq, iirm of
Wiekcrshtn y hutchinson, tae eel brted Man
usuctueis ai Fancy IRON or5s, 2a2 Canal y.
am iie r.. 1ient rem YOU enc 81 ihe greatest
..trors that cau - conferred nnop ns.n, VIZ -
fst ofha3lth. For ms}' veafs IaVa ! suffered
tul.l On. ot ti.c uso-i ..a5. ~ aeI HeJla a !,
NHUlnints fha tle hafs4h Family ctn Dc aiii4ied
@fih. Chr aic DiarrWeo.
uurIn.s ;hs loas jlle vas suffering from Ills
isease, i MAS offended uT regular physicians,
giving me BAT temporary teNet iac catee
stned to tealain until Was induced 20 trv Or.
fuefiauds O,ermss ljiiiers. AFTER 4 ley bottles
oil shat a.tlusils eulae, the complaint appear
I'd to be eradicagod
often uwaraiy thank yen iei sueA valuable
Specific, aud Whenever Aaee an uppori anliF,
ac-rtnlly recommend it, with iuli conndeueg a
Truls your-. JeHNB. WIchEsHAM.
New York, ieD :, lsGi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24

This medicine Immediately STOPS TIE CCJeH.
produces r. and ess! cxpcc;orstion. removes all
racQu- ana foul matter FROM dc Sin psssares ives
case II dicut bratalrv 3lsss the Irritation of thu
irngs ard effects Speedy Cure by soothing and
HEALING MI TN. IsulntuI,ar4. tryars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24

4 Dead Man Walks i'm M "a WAKE
and Leaves his Widow a ss.ss.
Of 6Old...11etter FROM a. y1ssss
who saw hlDsa slO IL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24

TIE most pericc. pleasant, and eflcacious remclv
eNei discovered for al diseases OF the Throat Ches;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
90 formers ano Others.

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
ID BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
I4th Year 2iO Acres Eight large Greenhouses seven Of
100 each General Of Nursery Stoek-stsndard
and Dwarf Apple Pear Cherry Plum. Apricot Hale' Early
GRAPES and SMALL FRuITs-Larse Stock; DoSIit!le
Raspberry, SI5 per 5000j Kstiuny and Crystal White
Blackberry Russell and Agrieult9rst Strewbeny.
sTOCKS-PesT, Ounce, Mahaleb. Mazzsrd, Paradise.
sEEDS-Pear, Peach. Apple Usage Orange.
GRAPE CUTTINGS-Cstawba, Concord Isabelle made
before cold weather. also Ounce, Poplar, and Willow
Cuttings.
UBARB-Linnsus and Victoria large supply.
Special lists to order, II sent early while grating
OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS-Fne. at Wholesale and retail
PoTAToES.Esrly Goodrich. Gleason, Calico New Early
sorts 81 IS peck; Cuzco Garnet Chill, Pnkeye Rus-
ty-coat. 81 rs per bush. packed. -
IEVERGREENS-Over 20 acres, mostly medium and small
sizes
ORNAMENTAL TREES and STRU Bs-Including large
and small Silver Maple Em Mountain Ash Larch Beech
Birch, Linden Tulip Tree, Honey Locust, &c.
ROSES-Best stock and assortment know 600 vare-
| ties including the very newest.
GREENHOUSE and BEDDING PLANTS-1Ecluding
Fuchas 30 named sorts; Lantsnas, 20 sorts; Peargoni
ums 40 Phoxes so sorts with ysre
ties OF GeIanum Tree Carnations Chrysauthe Ca
ues Azaeas, Vinca Vaegaa, Vase and Basket Plants,
| &c, &c
SPRING BULBS-Including Tuberoses, Glsdolus, Lilies,
Tgerfower &C. Dahas $50 sorts, many dry roots grown
| In pots suitable to send by mail
Send two red stamps for catalogues. ORDER EARLY
| T. X. PHOENIX.
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QcARrERxAsrkR.GxSERAL OFFICE,

QcARrERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHsGToS, ID. c.. December IL, 1865.
GOVERNMENT SALES.--SALES OF RE.
~ SERVED H0RSES-The Qusrtermsster- eneral of the
Army directs that all the Government Horses Ges-
boro, d. c., be sold to the highest bidders -
SALES viii, therefore, take place at GIESBoRO, D..
c., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT DECEMBER H. 1865
and continuing each TUESDAY and THURSDAY there.
after, until all disposed Of
Boat will leave the sxthst wharf every hour on the
days Of sale.
these Horses have been carefully selected and superior
70 any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold sngy.
Sales to commence at 10 O'clock O.
Terms-Cash In United States currency.
JAMES x. EKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen. In charge First Division O. N. O. o.
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VALUABLE MANUFACTURING REAL

ESTATE for SALE AT AUCTION.-The Real Estate
lately belonging to the Norwich Arms Company known 20
the Eagle Armory situated the road om Norwich TO
Greenyle. about half mile from the Wauregan Hotel III
the City of Norwich lying between the Sheucke River and
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad having frontage Of
each and containing about three acres On
with slate roof and shsing and betting complete drying
room aud pipes for heating and Lighting OF the same
Also on the same premises good brick Office stoehonse
barn engine and boiler house and sory brick building
with slate roof about 2OxlOO feet with Skating aud betting
complete gas and pipes four boilers aud engine su
cient to drive the machinery in both buildings.
Also the Greenyile road doinng the above brick
tenement BLOCK, containing twelve tenements, with the
land which stands. also moth of the lastnsmed prem.
about 500 feet Of LAM said street having depth OF
about feet running back the railroad These three
parcels property will be offered at public auction the
premises THURSDAY the 18th day Of February next at
10 O'clock No. (unless previously disposed Of at private
sse and be positively sold the highest bidder favorable
terms which will be made known at the tiuie Of sale
T. L. GLEASON, Trustee.
Hartford Conn, Jan. a. 1866
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6otels, &e.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
"A It, New York on the European plan Rooms In suits
singly al moderate rates
" designed respectfully announces that this well known
and popular Hotel has during the past been thoroughly
retted and newly furnished and Ia complete In all its
appointments for the comfort and convenience Of guests Its
coItguty to the Capitol and State Offices makes desirable
residence for those visiting Albany public business
ADAM BLAKE.
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r AND FOR SALEl

IL One of the most pieuesque romantic and beautiful
villa sites anywhere this sids Of the Rocky Mountains,
tanning about acres with road all around It, Situated
the beautiful Qunnipac River, with meadow from the road
the river Of 100 feet from the river with natural
consisting of river meadow hills, mountain and dales far
the eye extend In the center Of the lot natural
basin that could easily DO converted into beautiful fish pond
Three hundred feet front Of said lot Is avenue Of loo
width with city and water within $50 feet OF the
same and situated only IA miles from the city Of Fins and
only minutes walk from the fourhing and rapidly incress
ing village OF Farhaven and in hne neighborhood Of beau
ul residences Can be had at bargain and terms made
easy. For further information, apply to
q. C. A. BROWN No. Ill Front.st., up stairs.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON CITY. Jan. ~. 1870.
Il &C NAVV pOWDERS at the NAVY

~ " -, :. y, :
- YARD Portsmouth, N. H. There will be sold to the
highest bidders of the fourteenth 4 day
1896 ia the Office Of the Inspector Of Ordnance at the Forts
mouth NavyYsrd BY sample Five Thousand $1,000 barrels
Of Navy Powders.
Terms cash. in Government funds half to be deposited
at the end othe sale remainder within ten days after
ward during which time the Powders must be removed
from the Portsmouth Magazine at the Nayyfsd otherwise
they will revert to the Government.
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GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
VI ofDRY GOODS. BEDDING. Gc., In Original Packages
VIII be sold at Auction, at the Medical Puryeyofs Ware
house, No. II Market st., Nashville on TUESDAY, Feb
8, 1866. nnn,,.
1000 Hair Mattresses, jointed
1900 Hair Pillows
1900 Bed Ticks.
22'OoO Counterpanes, Linen and MsrseiTss.
10000 Mosquito Bars
$1,000 Pillow Cases.
$500 Pillow Ticks.
$1,000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHlNG.
1900 Shirtl
5000 DrawerL
5000 Dressing Gowns
1900 Socks
10000 Slipper
1000 Night Caps.
1900 Towels. full size huctsback
1900 Roller Towels crssh.
1000 Napkins
1900 yards Red Flannel
400 yards Gutta Perchs Cloth.
1000 Gutta Percha Blankets.
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pnowa
1000 Canvas Hsmmocks.
1000 Canvas Blanket Cases
10000 n Oskum and Tow.
Cotton Bats, Cotton wsddns, Tape, &c.
~ small portion Of the foregoing articles second
hand and viii Be- sold separately. The greater part
and In original packages Catalogues may be had sppea
ton ROBERT FLETCHER
Surgeon and Brevet. Col u. 8. Vols,
f Medical Purveyor U. 8. A.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1886.
Third Edition Ready on Jan. 20.

THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT;
Eclipses for the year 1856
Lunar and Planetary ConjunctiorS.
Conjunction of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places
Jewish and Nshomedan Calendars.
Table Of sixtyone Bright Stars
PoLIrIcAL DEPARTMKsTi
United States Government Ministers, &c.
Senators and Representatives Of XXXIXh ConTeHL
Lava Passed ct the last Session Of Congress-
Public Resolutions and Proclamstions.
savehoders Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Events
The Union Party in lss5-ResOuOns Of the Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impsrtislsuhr
Impartial Sufrage-Laws in the Several States.
The Constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address Of President Lincoln.
Preent johnson Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865. carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for TIE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Returns for 1865
States Of the Union Capitals Governors Time Of Meeting
Of Legislatures. Time Of State Elections
The Territories Of the Union-ther Capitals and Governors
Popular Vote for President by States in 1854 1880 and 1885,
Foreign Countries, Form Of Government Rulers Capitals
Area. Population, kc, &c.
Wa boeve no other manual compact and cheap this
be found 50 convenient and useful for daily reference
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ADDRESS ORDERS with CASH NcLosED
THE TRIBUNE.
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BUREAU or ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. 10, 1866.

GALE of about one thousand 10000 tuns Of
- NAVY SHOT and SHE'LL at the Forts the entrance
to Cape Fear River, North Carolina ,,
Notice hereby given that the 18th day oil fepLaay
1856 there will be sold at public auction to the highest olddtI
without reserve aud IN lots TO suit purchsse about one
thousand a 0C0j tuns less, OF SHOT ana ohEI
into the Forts at the entrance Of Cape Fear River NJ
C.. by the Navy during their bombsTdment. .
Terms cash In Government funds. onehalf the purcnme
upon the conclusion Of the sale and the remain
der weights upon delivery and removal which
take place within ten days after the SALE ohewi.e the
f'''NN II. A. WISE, Chief OF Bureau.
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Rouses ano farms iJanieo.

A COUNTRY HOTEL WANTED-Within
N % miles cfNewyork containing not less than 50 roems
and within one mile Of depot stesmboa landing Ad
dress with particulars and price, II. b. KENT No. It's
BIeecker-st., kew.York
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Jnstrnrtfon.

A T TOWNSHIPS COMMERCIAL ACAD-
"A ENVY. no. 26O Bowery, instruction 10 given in Book
keeping Writing Arithmetic Algebra, Grammar &c Stu
MERCiAL aud ENGLISH EDUCATION. Private lnstruc'
ton separate apartments gwen to any who desire N thus
allowing those whose early education has been neglected 10
pursue such studies they prefer entirely free from obsera
ton. Open day end evening for Ladies and Gentlemen
A MENIA FEMALE SEMINARY, Armenia,
IA NJ T., Rev. 8. p. YORK A. NJ, Principal, affords a
home for students with educational facilities unsurpassed
Session Of 20 weeks begins Feb. 8.
A NTHON's (Mr. GEO. c. CLASSICAL,
IA FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL with PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT and Gymnasium, No. 2l2 Finh.aye., cor
Twenty sxthst, open from q a. m. to q p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked,

CPLENDID FARM ready Stocked, for
- SALE.-3Oo Acres 100 IN very old large hardwood tim
Der oak sugar maple and chestnut The farm has three
moving orchards of choicest grated fruit 10 full
bearing perennial springs with ground available for perfect
trout ponds large elegant dwelling and ample barns and
sheds There 800 wooded Vermont merno sheep on
the place 200 them In lamb three horses ten cows
swine poultry and complete stock Of agricultural tools and
Implements The hOuse Is fully furnished for immediate
eupaon BEDS crockery and carpets up to pictures
piano and furniture The place is Eve miles from
Chatham -Four Corners, the Harlem Railroad and miles
from East Chatham on the Albany and Springfield Road
The wood alone which Is worth sc 50 cord on the railroad
makes the place exceedingly desirable a. apurchsse As
stocked Il Ia the most valuable in Newfork Ap
ply to HOMER MORGAN, No. Piuest
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CREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
~ II. @. MAR, Nos 20 and a. Broadway, NJ. Y.
Locations made for parties from selected Quarter Sections
60 acfes OF the choicest Of Farming Pine Timber
lows Minnesota and Kansas and Territories Of Nebraks and
Dscotah.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL.
BEST LANDS IN THE WORLD.
Complete instructions furnished those desiring sete upon
Government Lands under the Homestead WHERE
and HOW to secure choice selected Quarter Section 60
scres) In either Of the above States and Territories
Special attention given SOLDIER locations under
Homestead Act Improved Farms. richest Of SOIL beautiful
locations for sale At low rates. In all ofhe Western States
TAXES PAID. TITLES EXAMINED
Bounty Land Warrants and College Scrip located by special
contract. Our facilities for sae Of good Western Improved
yed For particulars send postpaid envelope with sddress
for Circular GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY BoI
No 5000 New York Refer by permission TO His Excel.
lency REUBEN L. FENToN Governor Of the State Of New
York. "
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N: MrnxM. Auctionesr:

h. MrRwN. Auctionesr.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 694 and
~ t% Broadway, cor. Of 4tb-s--sales Of Books. Sta
topery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods furniture nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan 81, at O'Clock.
BoOks-Nsw and old-a large collection-embrscins
many valuable works, 6c. Also variety Of Photographs
Stereoscopc Instruments and Views and an assortment Of
Diaries for 1895. Catalogues are ready.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
OBwsynesriy opposite st. Nichols Hotel go. A. LEA
WITT. Aucuonser. BY L. Coosv Consnments solicited.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
VI LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL

GOVERNMENT SALE.
" LARGE sf iSsr RE EESE SURGICAL
VIII b. sold at Auction the Medical Purvsyor. Warehouse
rSS S fr sfsi5s si ssS f. T isss
300 General Operating Cases
rs Exsecting and Trephning Cases
IS Post Mortem Cases, LARGE
100 Dissecting Cases. ,
200 Pocket Cases, two fold,
$50 Pocket Cases, three folds.
$50 Teeth extracting Instruments.
500 Dsvdson's Self Injecting syrinseI
1000 Scarihcators.
l2,OoO Coping Glasses and Tins.
!, 500 TrussesI single and double
5000 Tourniquets all patterns
1850 Hard Rubber syringes, assorted sizes.
sethoscope. Tongue Depresso, syripges hypodermic,
kc., Obste,rical Cases Speculams, Lsncets, &c. -,
be sold separately The balance Is entirely The general
operating contain instruments for smputston 1sec
TONS minor operations aud sets Of Caheers and Sounds
At Same Place,
On WEDNESDAY. Feb. IA,
Will be sold. astook Of $500
NE pafs snd sS9Ks MEDICAL Books
Consisting In part Of
40 copies Grays Anatomy.
so copies Dungisons Medical Dictionary
$50 copies Practice Medicine, Woods Bennets Wat
n,or,.. i Dsi,ca toi pb,.,olo,r
50 copies yirchow's Pathology.
100 copies surgery-GrOs. Erchsen, Ferguson. &c.
60 copies SoPis: B. Bcc Il Jur.Prsdsnce.
80 copies Parushs Pharmacy.
40 copies Therapeutics, Wood, and Stiile.
300 copies Minor Surgery.
SIS copies Surgical Anatomy.
70 copies Chemistry Fownes.
20 copies Websters Dictionary, &c.
ESQ Blank Books, qures Cap. half bound.
1000 Blank Books, small quarto.
325 Blank Books. fine. whole bound.
500 Reams Writing paper, cap letter aud note.
70 Resms Wrappne PAPER Gsorted.
1000 Inkstsnds. various patterns.
200, 900 Envelopes assorted.
1900 Blank Books, miscellaneous.
900 Portfolios.
Pencils Pens. Ink, &C., &C.
Some Of the Medical Books second hand and will
be sold separately. The Books and Instruments be in
the day before the sale Catalogues had
application. ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Brevet Colonel U. s. Vols,
Medical Puryeyor U. 8. A.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DExkRTNESr,l
WAsHlSGToS CITY, Jan. 26 1855.
r pl npoarutoaa hla NAVY

WAsHNGT0S CITY, Jan. 70, Io0o'
GALE Of serviceable and unseryiceable NAVY
- POWDERS at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, n y. There
Of the eighth day February 1865 In the office OF the n'pec
tor of Ordnance at the NavyYard. Brooklyn N l.; oy
,ampe Eve hundred and three thousand 03O pounds oil
Navy Powders. ,..,
Terms cash In Government funds onehafto be deposited
al the end Of the sale and remainder within ten days ser
ward during which the powders must be removed nom
The sesines at Es Island otherwise they will revert to the
GoysTnment II. A. WISE. Chief Of Bureau.
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Uanrinq Acaoemes.
Geaebers.

WANTED-TEACHERS and PULLS fol ;, ~.
snc,iop. address the AMERICAN EDuCAroSAi'
Union No ls6 Broadway, n. l."
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Galss bp Anftion-
suBsurxxon ourox. U. 8. A., No ssovrn GArr,}
GOyFRyAENr SALE OF SURPLUS

suBsIsrKxoK ouIcx, U. 8. A., No ssorrs GAr.r.
BALrrn9ss mo; Saa' S Sri lS'S re
N HARD BREAD.--sssled Proposals in duplicate WI
be received this cee daily and opened II O'Clock m on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during the month q
February for the purchase Of surplus GooD HARD bhIAD
The Bread is in DoIe. Of fifty 1907 pounds each An the
Bread offered under this establishment has oeen
and thoroughly Inspected each box having been opened
smned aud then recoopered and box allowed replaced
which did no, up 70 the standard er ISSUE TO GSp
No proposals received for less than twenty l2O boxes
will delivered board Of transports without e1
penss to the purchaser. Il, n.
Payment rsqSi,ed in funds on % 70.
stores. Should navigation be closed durny TINS uue
the time lost will no, be considered Proposals to be IN
Oa the Thomas WILSON ,I BTeV "a
and c. s. U. 5. A. Breyet Brighten. Vols.
HxsKY D. MINER. Auc,ioueer No. 81 Ns.saus, opposite
the Post. Office.
GALE OF AN ELEGANT COLLECTION
y OF HIGH CLASS ORIGINAL MODERN OIL
PAINTINGS BY leading artists Of the Flemish Datch, Dus
sedorf and French schools imported by and consigned 70
A. DHuyretta esq, Of Antwerp and never before exhibited
MINER Is soMERvILLE will sell at auction on THURS
DAY snd FRIDAY EVENINGS, Feb. and 3 at u O'clock
~" soMERvILLE ART GALLERY
lection Of High Gas. Original Msdesn oP'inns by the
E. Roi Fl:A & Brussels E. y:ii%ss
Es slisns1S de- Metz I De Bfsel.. j. csloS.
Of th, city. few choice works OF the following ts'Onte
Thos Cole. y.F. Ken,et- s. Coleman,
W. wbittrsdss, =. L. Smith, 70. C. barley
and others.
The above are now exhibition free during the day and
on the evening previous to sale. from to 10 O'CLOCK Gaia
ogaes be had the gallery at the office Of the sue
toneers
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BUREAU or OlpxAzcK, NAvr DsPARrnzHr,
WA.uIuaroH CRY Ian In lR6d

BUREAU or ORDNANCE, NAvr DnPARrnsHr,l
WAsHBoTox CITY, Jan. 10, 1859.
GALE Of SERVICEABLE and UNSERVICE.
- ABLE NAVY POWDERS at the UNITED STATES
MAYNARD, NORFOLK, Virsnie-Tbere win be sold 70
the highest bidders public auction, Of tho lsth day
Of March 1855 in the once Of the Inspector Of Ordnance at
the Norfolk NsvyYd BY sample Ave hundred and thirty.
four thousand Sur hundred and three tsao pounds Of
Navy Powders, - follows:
sG2 30 pounds servicesble
1871 pounds Condemned
1853 pounds Damaged
<64s pounds Compressed
s3lso3
A only about hundred and seventy thousand three
hundred any (1 1851 pounds Of these Powders
in bsrre purchasers provide barrels into which the
snder NAV be epsed for which period Of
thirty J days VIII be allowed The Powder In bsne how
ever must removed within days from day Of sale ohsr
vi,e they VIII revert 10 the Government
Tnnns-CAsH In Government funds, onehah the purchase
money 70 deposited the compilation Of the sale and the
r,msindsr before the POWDERS removed
II. A. WISE Chief Of Bureau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
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