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MAJOR Ceserxi " X s<ron- Of Washington, u al the
Gvsrott Honye.
Governor r. r. renton Governor Earnside, Of Rhode
Isspd, Colonel Rankin Sbsv Dd,snnic as~rty's ans
lAa forces; Judge Cola Of asDiucky, aud General y
Marvin q lhe United eiates Army a. tbs fifth Ave
nue uetsl
GENERAL L n Gosssaas, OF Kes,ncky, and Hon J. \.
Ashley Of ohis, ere ~ che As;or House.
GsssrA Duoe sod len this city yesterday sftey
unn On she stcsuey ~. John FOR Albany fhey vii ~
y Easas tAis asd On retaining VII rems'n s'ms dsys
~ hAxSsss f1ssvH
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aiIeyn ErrrSArs EssanzufSr. Yesterday morn.
pny Aioph MiHsr. German, hf,y seven years on age,
D. acting clerk aud oocctcr for vosey, Honsh a 90
si.r manufacturers In ssaruy, yiashlng avenue
ts arrested by ocer Peterson ~ She City HsIi Police
so.,l rhnysai ,,ll ng From m. syrisr. a. n
watch he had collected FOR the lru u !, alleged that
Ms s1bexzsuenls arc knovs 10 reach 81 COO and pos.
piny even beyond that amount Ne viii be examined
tsfsrs Justice s0ruxsii to-day.
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Marlne Disrssnrs.

During ths heavy blow last night SO. the ships
Phi'sdeipbia aud waen. Al anchor In The North river
sr.ssed heir anchors 20 tho steamships Palmyra and
on tho 'ura 81 the ia. steamer swung across the bows
o. the chip doing scme considerable damage each other
isrfrAsnr sorrr PoI-r iror, savannah fr Baltimore
ts Sof,oL oscAre dssabief at AN l7th, N nles
u HattryAs Shorty Afterwards spoHsu nv Inc
eAAmer isnne iryn Basnor. for SAVANNAH anA ~ mar
lowed 70 FORTRESS Monroe Aame day.
ssY NscsvA Avrr,s (ert that vas run down ssms two
Berhs ago 10 tho 1uif BY the steamer HuntsvIile and
f~srkeu ksr West ~ the srrinrtA ahftns of hale
rrs1fed ~ tbe sAyA bee bees porary rspsnsA and
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mIsCELLANEOUs.


Can BE- "ans = b.. principal Scs No 10 Sssn rsh
All ersons VINO stand need Of his advice (for whioh
af % @ iss "a '' as R,"ay ana y.
Ssss q the Lungs With
ss IS sss 81 S anr las h' ss. a
fiction % he pasn. 70 have correct Information on =,
Tho expense 70 havs thorough ssamnation There 20
much variety Ia cases OF Consumption that different
Tss aSrss great neasnss o. Dr. sehsss are sasp,ss %
al cases but sometimes one or two OF them viii be sum
30: Of s.ast e. p: :on. Costing .
cold ohsracloa Of the liver The Pulmenc
.ds sasay s.ssshias 20 f r.. syrup psS:
Ill diseased matter leaving the blood IN healthy eosa
Sen Weed Tonic in conneeson With tie f1imoso syrup
on % dbass Ss ~h
always accompanies pulmonary disease, and which very
schencks ssa Weed Tonic strengthens the appetite and
improsss the ess'ton and the patient ieaa Of being
tom Which generally Prsys, enabled 2 dse:t sae mos.
!s.. z soaplss .ss how az
Sr ss % be ~ ss %
and aysor.ted Where psrsens feel weak ana d.bia,ed
the patent at once T. I. pls...n. smsa or Sters
@ Sa wsad Ss aas
Il Is certain remedy against Chils and Fevers.
s s s
Of sns%psvs cases and # a.sd ascsrns % dir o
they inaibe provided the
Tar to make cure posbc, "a certainly ID II the lungs
Patients viii please 70 ,ako nouos tina, when circumstances
make ior them have personal interview with
bis mcdeines ~ each bottle accompanied by full dIrec
oas in gne!sh French 9erman and spanisA ana .he.s a.
@ iS.esn %:
different forms Of consumption and the symptom.
accurately described that which Of tho
several are BE- sspeny obssrsS The pattern,
must use ts medicine according TO directions: he
'4oo strong or rich diet" the seaweed Tonic will en-
Bs called food II sSe.s simple rule. are oO.srpeS ~
schenck promises certain provided there enough Of
sSo o. & .Sa M na 70
pr schencks rooms N New YORK. Boston, phiadsiphia
ten and printed ss,dsas which proves The srcacy Of Dr.
schencks medicines but they viii also meet with
TO testify ha; they have been rescued in some cases FROM
The prospect Of ae.t BY as use q Dr. chcncks
excecn. spirits and in confident expectation Of The
promise to let the world know how they
been treated Wy Dr.. schcnOk but when hoy fully
70 a d. IA. bs arc sps
practice giving advice and Graphing the lungs Of eonsump
formed BY him have very nuinerou and
stances most wonderful SEQ hw pamphlets, which may
All Of Dr. ssSonsI': msdcnss arc prepared under hi.
own snPsv.en aad sold wnoe,sis and RETAIL ct his pran
81 50 per bos, OF 81 % he half dozen Mandrake Pa
70 cent. per boz For "a: p an 3 sna dealer
d TIN PA SbE EHas s Z Eca
aOS and At ios Baltimore street. Bsinors Friday I'd
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A CELEBRATED BEAUTY THUS DIsCoURssrH
n on enausliing; -'h Satan has had any direct
agency 10 inducing - spo dsform her
81 II must have been In tempting her enamelling
NctAng cdccnay writes nsmcnto tnorf the cheek
Of tsauty this ridiculous And culpahe prscos. Ladies
ought to know that spoler OF the skin and good
tss,s ought 70 ssch them thstisa fgh dorsr md de-
former OF tho natural beauty Of hs human fsse divine
What exprcseion there BE- IN face enameledf No
light Of lo,s shine through the eDerused mould Her
e1psessionlese that q painted mummy.
let woman imagine that ths men do not readily detect
poisonous mark upon the skin Many limo have
gentleman rhrnk from aalutnG brilliant lady though
was dea,h's head he were compelled 70 klss" Another
objection against enamens having power 10 remove
the superficial aune VI the and skin thsse hecone
and zen me cyucs has he sppesrsncs o. being
rendered perslAs important at the present when
ladies leaving tho city for the watering parea the
scorching beat Of summer will assurcay rsvage their
81 ppsof IN ,Ss :bspp ~ euRhp's MA1ru
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP. The fact perhaps too
well known "a require repetition that Gournuds Soap 10
certain remedy for al ouaneous diseases such Eruption,
kingworm Salt Rheum. Botohes 4c aswsl az Frechlcs
nothing can equal = E,.sSl.hsd 90 .sr Of century
way. below Grand street, and Of principal druggists.
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(yoxTAGIoH HARMLESS TO THOSE WHO UsE
BnANDRErH's rrrIs
Each II the diseased, has within tin
germ o Ioot of that Original purr blood OF our
COMMON MOTHER EVE.
THIS germ pure blood supports his NE and oousnv
struggles 10 throw out from tho circulation
CORRUPT HuMORs
the bowels BRAHDHETH's PILLS assist thfs RBOE-
VIBRATING PRpcEss.
~ powerful AID constantly make blood Of bet
ter quality, until the Whole u renewed and purified.
Those who desire 20 PASS UNTOUCHED by contagious
maades Who wish ~ soundness Of body and nnd should
BRAKDRETH's PILLS,
whrA cisanss the bowels and blood o. an
UNHEALTHY AcCuMrLAHoNa
rhomss n Hoard, o. Newport n. L. ~risss Nsv pses
NY labor- behalf Of your pins are sor~sher for N,
public benefit, as I know they (BHAyDRETH's PiLfsl
are Of tneesmabie value every family Who use them
Extrsos from lew dated Dawson, Iowa, April ~ l314
W DR. Prsndrrth from Andrew Logan, ESQ.
My wife became Invalid physisa rrprcsented her
ncurnble then called other phyAeiAns aud
the thes held ronsutaos aud pronounced con.
sumr,i.n ,hsn sisesarS,i al sse Yhy,csns an! deter
took according the printed drcons ny abe time kess
used tsrs appeared change IN her copdon for
the better sher bought hfcen continued
tr take them for three months when her health entirely
ORIGINAL LETTERS At No. - Canal street
See my IL on The stamp which snsarss
The genuina Fl
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A FACT TO REMEMBER
n In tho country the shore few days Of "a.
posurc W the and salt air will undo Whole winters
bleaching OF lhs akin Tho use Of "L'EMtIL DE PARISH
viii enec'ualy prevent this skin freckle tan
bac dsooored By the salt wh. its
Sold by L. fsABEAU. s12 Broadwty sos agent
Nsssd addressing Jared Rene generakmporters New
York
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL
II Teeth-Dr LLvBTTs Patent Combination Gold. Web
nd nubbr Dsss. % East Twsne,h street. fh house
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.. BsATDRETH.

(,oRSs. suNroNs, BAD NhIi.s TENDER rEEr. &C.
~ cured without pain by Or. RICE Surgeon Chrupodgl
Bopcry Bank Building Rces Ann hilAsor cures Corus
Bunions Naiis, &C. BY mail
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A CARD--ffEART pISEASEl
"A department. Is nov open At The New York Medical
tnveI sy No. - Clinton place. New York for the
form dabc n,aady aud Nervous Affections general
~ by the scientific applications OF the New Practice M-d
Books explanatory Df tlis free receipt
Of postage "a eents by addressing the President DR. J. Wal
lei scott
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A-A-A-A-A--A TRULY SPLENDID REFRfGERA.
N Tor IL BAsSfoRD's celebrated NoaplreiL involving
great saving of icc with dy t.rrpers
1000 from " - apwari. coolest aud sweetest In trio
wurM v. ~ BASSFORD's great central hoGsekeepers'
bazaar chins Glass and Croekery Coopers Institute
Astor place Of the golden kettle corner
A A. A.-RoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
IA Prxes paid IN gold Information furnished The high.
PAID for douboons AL kinds OF gold svsr
TAYLOR Co, bankers IL Wall street. New YORK.
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MORRIS wILKINs. AUCTIoNEER
SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

AloRrGAGE SALE or FURSiruRE.-CoLB d MUR.
M PLY will sell Wednesday June ~ Al l0i orIock, 81
the siarcon, 40 Fulton street brooklyn, Furnnrc:ons
fsno, mahogany Bookeases marble top Be-
rca1s Wass,ardr Bedseads Paror suits panied Cham.
her suits, Mattresses. Brssss and Ingram carpsss In
cravings, &c.
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A SIIIrsrRATED LECTURE ON Tiik "PHfsloLo6x
OF Digestion and the Prevention Of Asalc thoera'
win BE- thu TUESDAY even ~ ny r btoukhon ~
Mozart Hal, els Broaaway AdnasaDn cents
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAIiY--FoR oBsTLRsRt
i oulx ~ The Nav ~ Anatomy. 6is Broad
war Parties unable " site "a thcAe "a hsye shr~
Forwarded receipt Of zen cent? ~ Addresins seccY
Of new York Ansaiifn OF Anatomy.
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MATRIMONIAL.
MARBLE MANTELs.

4 SWEET MISS. AGED H. 0ESTREL AND rREross
~ sesne slicits the usinlsnc@ Of Gentleman with
vfsw mairimony. Address Ella Wing station n.
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AlARni.u nASTELs--fHn Bgsr YLAUD m Pm
~ s,y = scss.sss ss.s'i . 800: 4 - -. ~
~ ksss EslssaA ssssA $50 Tkss syspsA ~ -
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IlEvoRRHorps CURED WITHOUT KNIFE on cAus.
~ ucA,tsution TO diseases Of Pelvic yiscera Defsrn
tes Of Eye, Ho.e aud PACE. HkSRr A DANIEis y. D.,
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Port Of Now York, June Is, 1850.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN
y Stables, FENCING, WHARVES, ETC, Al
GIESBORO, ID, G,
QUARTERMAsTER-GE G GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION


WASHINGTON, d. c., June TO- 1866.
BY order of the Quartermaster-G General, there
under the direction OF Captain George +. Brown
ing, "a y; NJ, commencing on TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, July 13, ON which day the Water Works
will be sold), untl the whole shall have been dis.
posed OF, the following described public property,
Eleven ol1I OFFICES tframe) 28xl4o two sto.
riesb 1920, 16X3S, two 2Ox2O 1.-TWO stories), l6x3S
kitchen adjoining l0x16) 12x32 15x16, two 26x26,
Eignty-nine 1897 LABORERs' QUARTERS
lframe; seventylour l6x1S, fourteen 12x14 and one
16X16, with shed adjoining SX11.
Zen (10l DWELLINGS (tramel, 28X50 1.-TWO stories
with back bui dings 12X32l foHr 10X24 l5X40 16x32
16x2S with wing 16Xl7 and two kitchens adjoin ng
9x12 and 1Ox10, 1920 with wing 1Ox14) 24x24 with
Nine i9J MESS HOUSES Cframe) 28x19O 1.-TWO sto
res) 15X60 with wing 16X20l, 28X14O two stories
stoTes) i5X5O isx8G and S8xlo -'>-''' -0'-0' ''"O
Thlrty.tHo 1872 STABLES (Crame); twenty four
2Sx432, six 2SX956, one 1lx32, and one 12x29 with
One H. HosPi AL STABLE (rrame), with 527o
liSne One tf' dj GsSTiNGS STABLE (rame) with 58l2
TS~i TWen9y sy' 2OS BUILD1NGs rame 28x82 28x5s
2SxG82, 2sxi4O 2ix48, 28x80O, 2Ox25, and 17xl7.
SHEDDING, 7758 hnea feet.
Thrty-two 1927 WATER TANKS, 4xl6; two feet
seSy1enty-oight rs, HANGERS, six16; three and
IA TRenfy { asyV tSoS SSs6 Our HOUSES.
One III BAY SHED 1l2x312.
One ~ GRAIN HOUSE ttrame) 56x220.
Three (3J WHARVES; One 1S1 square
feet one II, ,169 square feet, and one 1880 square
feet
FENCING, % $50 Iineal feet
One u sTOREuOUSE Qramel 62Xl50.
1wo BLACKSMITH SHOPS trame' 4SXl6O
and 64S 100
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, 17X32.
The Luldings will be sold sngly, and must be re-
moved within twenty days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
of the purchasers. The depot is accessible by water
and vessels of the largest class can be loaded at the
wharf.
A boat for GIesbOro VIII leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of SALE
For further information apply in person, or by
letter to Captain GEORGE 4, BROWNING, A, Q
M GJes bOro, D. c., or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier. General o. S. A, in charge,
| $40 wfm9t First Division, Q. M G. Q.
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L A d n Il w S

q l. A d n Il w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases, for the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT CURE OF all diseases arising from excuses
YOUTHFUL 1NDISCREIlON.
Emissions Genital Physical and Nervous Debility, I'm.
'O'' No change OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They used without detection and never fail to
effect Cure, If used according to instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also, Large Boxes containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes generally required to cure
ordinary OF Seminal Weakness, though benefit is
derived from using single box
In Chrome Cases, and particularly when Impotence
or Gelita Debi ity with Nervous Prostration has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Eflcacous, Rejuvenating
anu InvigOrating Remedy in the word
Package Price Five Dollars, wi last month, and
Is generaiy y sufficient
In ex treme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be used
TO good advantage
1t gives Strength to the Organs and with the Pills,
will restore them TO their normal condition. ~- 49,
a Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on The ERRORS OF YOU I'll,
designed "a Lecture and eau ion to Young Men, sent
tree Ten Cents required to pay postage
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist, take other but send the money
direct to
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. $40 BROADWAY, New York
And you will receive them by return of mail post pad
For RS sale by DYOTT Co.. No. 232 N. SECOND
street 6ns
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GALE or ACHINERY, ETC

NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHINGTON, June l6 1866 J
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of July
next, the following artic es, viz =
Twenty -One Rollers of Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
One Guide Mil (completel 38 Rollers.
Two bundles Saws fOr Slothng Screws,
Two Machines for Slotting Screws.
Seven Machines iOr Cutting Threads
-Four Oil RetMneIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers.
Eight pieces Iron Skating.
Six sets Couplings for Shaitlng.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fotting,
One box Lacings 1eather).
Three boxes Betting.
One Gun.scIew Machine
One piece Leather Betting, 6 inches wide, 164
pounds.
One piece Leather Biting inches wide' l4l
pounds. - -, a..
pounds.
Two rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Octagon Steel tcastl
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock A. Nj.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds; and all artt'
cles to be removed from the yard within ten days
from day of sale
JOSEPH SMITH,
619tuth6t Chief Buee yards and Docks
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A SSIS1ANr QUARTERNAs TER'S OFFICE.
"a No. l199 GlLARD Street. Philadelphia, Penn.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on account of
me tho, Unlted STATES on the grounds at TSLING-
on TUESDAY, July 10, 1885, sale commoncpg at
10 o'clock nj precisely, the buildings, etc., here.
CAMP CAwALADER.
99 frame buildings, with shingle roofs.
frame sinks.
i sentry box.
flag sta9, with ball and vane.
4doub.e.leyer iron force pump (Burhham's
6woOden pumps
7woooen hydrants, with lead attachments.
iron fire pugs
bg window sashes, assorted.
table tops and 20 trestles.
desks
"a tables.
81 wooden benches.
wooden wash troughs.
z carpenters benches.
oO feet oEice railing.
Counter shelving, drawers, etc.
l49O feet picket fence.
s4ls feet board fence. 12 feet high, containing
about % 600 feet rough boards and hemlocS scent
nnP, TO be sold in lots to suit purchasers,
3 2 large lots OF 6rewood.
gOO white pine shingles.
10000 feet Axe hemloek scantling, used as plank
RI6,SOO feet s.inch hemlOck plank, used as plank
road. F
g 45O bricks, in chImneys, cutters, wells, etc.
The frame buildings contain about
112 440 fCet heinlook scantling
$40 feet flooring and tongued boards.
222 500 feet rough boards.
The buildings will be sold separately
Terms OF sae-Cash, Government funds
deposit OF ten 10Y per cent. TO be paid on every
accepted bid; the balance to be paid Immediately
alter the sale.
The iron wa'er-ppe to be sold by the foot, more
or less it lies buried in the ground, TO be dug up
and the ground filed IN by the purchaser, and by
superficial measurement amounts to
1853 feet 3Inch iron watCr-pipe.
5g8 feet II 1hinch IRON water-pipe.
POP feet 3.lnch iron water pipe
The buildings, etc, must be removed within
twenty t20) days from date OF sale and Will be at the
risk OF the purchasers
The Ridge Avenue Passenger Railway Cars pass
near the Camp every five minutes.
BY order of
Brev. Brig. .Gen GEORGE III. CROSMAN,
Asst Or. Master General U s. A.
GEORGE II. ORME,
726t Capt. and Assistant Ouartermastor
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mated as toOws;-
No. l, Boiler Iron, etc. No. 81, Zinc Paints.
No. z Pig Iron. No. 22. COored Paints,
No 3. Boiler Felting. etc.
No. 4 Gum Packing, etc. No 49, Stationery
No. 3. Sperm Oh. No "a Fire w ood.
No. g. Linseed Oil. No 25 Hickory, Ash
No. Z. Lard Oil. Plank, etc.
No. 8. Lumber. No 26. White Pine
No. Tallow and Soap. No. q. Black Walnut and
No. 10. Engineers Stores Cherry.
No. II. Engineers Tools. No %. mahogany.
No. ~ Engineers Instru. No 20. Lanterns
ments. No. 30. LtgDumvite.
No 10. Brick, Sand ETC. No 81 Dudgeons, Pumps
No. IA Wrought Iron etc.
Pipes, etc No 82 Sour Flour CRU
No 10. Tubes. cibes.
No. 16 Steel. No 49, Patented Articles.
No. II. Nails and Bolts, No. "a Cotton and Hemp
No. IS. Copper. Packing, etc.
No. 10 Tin, Zinc, etc. No. 30. Engineers Stores
No 20 White Lead. No. 36 Patented Articles
he following are the classes by their numberJ
required at the respective Navy Yards:-
KIITERY.
Nos l. 2, 5, 6, 16, 1S 10, 20, 81, %, %, S3, "a.
CHARLESTOWN
Nos. l., 8, TO- II, r. H. To- 49, II, 1s, 10, 20,
BROOKLYN.
Nos J. 2, A. g. 6, 10, Il, II, 49, 10, 20, d. 25, 26
u, 2S, so, S3, 36.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 4, g. 6, 10, H. IL IA, 16 49, 49, o. 49, 26, 49,
WASHINGTON.
Nos g. g. s, g. 10, H. r. 49, H. Is, 16, II, IS 49, 90
2l, 22. %. 6 10 tu4t
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NUARTERAIASTER-G GENERALS OFFICE,
l. FIRST DIVISION

Observation-Disclosures UFFIUE,
NoJ FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, ID. g June %. 1866.
Will be sod at Public Auction, under the direction
OF Captain George I. Browning, A. Q. NJ at GlES-
BORO, ID. g., to the highest bidders, on FRIDAY
July 6, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. Mi three
separate lots of - ,,,
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand cubic
yards most of which is In the immediate Vlcinlty Oh
the whaTves at which boats and barges can DO con-
Veniently laden. a., nr
Purchasers will be required to remove the Manure
on or before the LIST day of September next unless
otherwise arranged with the owner o. 'he grounds
Terms Cash, in Government funus' 4. .
boat for Giesboro' will leave the sixth street
wharf every hour up to u O'Clock NJ, ON the day
By order OF the Quartermaster. General;
- JAMES A. EKIN,
BVt. Brig Gen. u. S. A,
6269t In charge First Div Q. NJ q. y.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER. FORCE PUMPS
= WAFER PIPE, FIRE-PLUGS, ETC, COM,
prisng -. 49,.
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ALE OF GOVERNMENT sTEAM-TUG.

CALE OF GOVERNMENT sIEAH'IUV'
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, June 20. 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, at SHACAA-
MAXON Street Wharf, Philadelphia, Penna. On
SATURDAY, July 7, 1886, at 10 O'Clock A. n' 'n'
STEAMTUG MONITOR" ,,..
Tonnage 1O4 695 tons length so $40 feet oreau'n'
IS $40 feet; depth, 7 7.l0 teet. ...o..
1he ting is now lying at ShackamaAon suoeS
wharf where she can be examined
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
BY order OF ono u CpOsMAN
Assistant 0uartermaster General y
soe., AS9' HENRY BOWMAN,
BreYet Mai, and Assist. Quartermast'r'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-03
PROPOSALS.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTUING,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTuING,
Separate Propo.als, sealed and endorsed 'Propo.
sails for Navy CLOTH and Navy Materials VIII be
received at this Bureau unit o'c ock T. NJ, on the
23d day of JuY 1866 for furnishing and delivering
ton receiv thirty days notice. at the United States
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y, IN such numbers and
0uantities and at such times as may be specified by
the Chief OF this Bureau, or by the COmmandant Of
SAID Navy Yard, the numbers and quantities Of
the different articles specified in the following list
Blue Flannel, yards, 200 900.
Calfskin Shoes pairs, 10 600.
Blankets, number, 10000.
Tire Flannel to be deliverable one-haf in 80, and
one-halt in 40 days
option of the bidder and In case more than one ar
tcle is contained the offer, the Chief OF the Bu-
reau will have the right to accept one or more OF
the articles contained in such offer, and reject the re-
mainder 81, ,..,,
at New York and Boston, and for information as to
the laws and regulations lin pamphlet forml regard
Paymasters OF the several Navy Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the 3 Gov
ernment. EOM9g
CEA lie d PR oP 20 S A l. S
G O'clock S M, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July
D'-' FURNISHING THE MATERIALS
CONSTRUCTING CULVER1S
in the First CulveIt District OF the city Of Cam.
DEN New Jersey as follows ;-
ONE BRICK CULVERI,
four feet in diameter extending from the intersec-
tion of Second and Mickle streets, southWard along
Second street to the intersection OF Hartman
street about 1850 feetl and thence westward lar
as is necessary to make an outlet 10 the river
ONE BRICK CULVERT
three feet in diameter, extending from the inersec
ton OF Second and Mickle streets eastward along
MekIe street to Broadway (abOut 1900 feetl.
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
three feet in diameter extending from the ntersec-
lion of Second and Stevens streets eastward along
stevens street 10 Broadway tabout 1900 feet
| ON and after the 25th day OF June instant plans
and sreetcaiOns of the required WORK will be flied
iOr examination at the Office OF the City Clerk
EDWARD Ii SAUNDERS,
City Surveyor,
No. 36 N, Second street.
Camden, June 3, 1906 0 20 Hl2