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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
I ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD

IL NANCE PROPERTY. ~
Wiu be sold M rubic Auction. by ;. A. NCCLEbAND,
A,etoneer AZ Aeshany Ar-ena Pittsburch Pa connenc-
q; 10 o'cock a. m MONDAY, January IS, lSe0, the io'
living articles;
Iron Cannon.
81 Upper CGsenisie Carriages, cas-; iron.
rs sets Ar;ill.ry Harness.
eas2 Foreign Muskets and Rifles and repaired
p9o2 u 5. Mu.kets and Rifles. new and repaired
o631 Forei-n Muskets snd K.hes
1854 u. 5. Mnsses and Rifles
ao5s Breeeh Loading and other CarbneA
t5a Colts snd shapes Riaes.
Isl Sporting Rifles
IS Shot Guns.
loe2 Musket and Rife Barres
Hs@ Bayone,s, Triangular and sword
SlS5 Revolver
le1s Sabers snd Swords
SoDo Sets Cavalry Accouterments-
1900 Sets Infantry Announcements
a50O Saddles. Cavalry ard Artillery.
N@o Psr.s Of Horse Equipments, Brides horss b'uihs
Curry Combs &c
500 Saddle Blankets.
3200 PaIts Of Artillery Hsrness .
to0 Pounds Powds Cannon. Nnsk"t the ara SpoItih-
a Incomplete Sets Of Wrought Iron Parts for Ca'einae
Carriage
90 Tuns Scrsp Cast Iron
% Tuns Scfap Wrought Iron
90 TGns Lead and Aniimony, In Pigs, Type Metal
LOO Wrought Iron Axe
q, 900 Pounds Lead DToss.
l7,00 Packing Boxes.
A large Lo: of Appendices for Ml.kets. CaTbues &c
A large Lot OF Artillery implements and Equpmena
A large Lot OF Spare Parts for Muskets, kc.
A large Lo, Of 1oo.s and Machines. So,
Pschssers will De required 70 remove the Properly "'nn
IN days after the sale.
Terms Cash. - -
Ilsut Col Ordnance sid Bevct Brig Gen u T. Army
ALIxsRASY ARSENAL, Dec. 2e. 1865.
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DUBLIC SALE.-At the Frankford Arsenal,
u Phisdelphis. account of the United States, on
THURSDAY MORNING. Jan 10. 1906 at II o'clock. Will De
I'D A. Pebble Sale GUNPOWDER, by Gamp.e, viz:
is05O n u. 5. Powder. Mixed, badly c4ked
$500 n u. s. Cannon Powder badly csked
lecy ID u. 5. Mortar Powder dirty and csked
l60O n u. :. Powder good mixed grain.
a. 4D3 10 Confederate States Powder good niIed grain
<Is7 10 Confederate States Powder, badly damaged.
This Powder is stored st Fort Delaware.
nsnnes NAV be seen At the WstsTtown Wstervie and
1rsnkori Arsenss aud the L. > Agency No. IS Worth
=. EewIors. -. q. -,
Powder will be bid in. - -,.
fsuns-U. s. Currency. ; '. BE Nj =.
Rreyet Lieut. Co. L. :. A., Commanding
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DEMO OIL and LAND COMPANY-PRo-

DEMO OIL and LAND COMPANY-PRO-
Ia POsALs EOR fuTrsG DOWN FIFTY OIL
WE'LL Pror,.as vii be received by The above Company.
a. thr s~ a. Reno Pa. until January 30 1906 for pntuA3
dow ii.fv Wells their snd- n Reno
Bidder viii make TToposals as follows VIZ; .
Tr.f-For doing al tie wok and finding Engne' fuel'
Derricks and Fixtures. II,
sccoud-sor doing the work. the Company cup ying t"
DER ks without machueTy.
Tii.d-For doing tie work the Company finding every
thne. tt,
for single g.. ..rfcd. g.,
Tb. ,go. commenced practicable after
nroro.s.s .d and pfo.ecuted en"rgeiicaAy day aud
njs5, nnfi .. L. ,.,
t5r "a A. CROW, President JAMES
JENKiN.. trutendent, Reno OIL and L'nd Company,
Reno. Fa.
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XNALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager MIR LESTER Wallace
this g.rABLisHxESr pors NOT ADVERTISE ~ TIE
NEw.yokK HERALD)

WALLACkS; ,,rsrvp WALLACE
this EsrABLisuxKSr pors NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
SEw.yokK HERALD)
Open 3. II O'Clock Begin. ..a
INTERESTING AND EFFECTIVE DRAMA
sfiHSISe sSp eSIL4,AST e6n 4,,s WTsK S9MKDY.
According TO ,hi. arrangement
Firs, time drama by Tom Taylor. ESQ., founded on MiI
''''1'' HENRY DUNBAR;
Or TnS OuroAsr
Moenhaner. and SCENERY painted by Me.'r' Ish;Fwooi
sud I.rder. . an ,,,r,
The NajoI with several laha.es.......Air C.,' p.ler
Henry Carter Detective. MI; i,un
Jerrains Head waiter at the Georro Mr G.o hoi and
Clement Austin. Cashier to the hrm OF Dunbar
JUNIOR Partner o. DUNBAR B.dsiy. ~ W.
Harors Jewel Merchant. MI WI ian'on
ThOms. Tibb-. Cartcrs Mate brs an
Nc'sr ~; W ia
Mary Ishy........ ,Ii. in'' -
Laura lone burke
The seenory VIII comprise
J. Room in Joseph wnHot' house In the suburbs Of
London.
g. Room 10 the U-orse Inn southampton
ACT H.
!. nrawinr-roqm in Mr.; Dunb,t. hop.e. LSndor,
2. oFrldor ia Bansins house OF Dunbar a. badfy
}. Mr. DLatsrs pnva'- ofse
O.'hlc drawing room in Mssg9d,;;yJey .,s9s ;y Abbey
!. Exterior OF Mand-,ley Abbey.
Room In the Abbey. .cry
prawing room IN Mandc.ley Abbey.
TIL AsDAY-thrd time thi. Ssa.onl Colensnt s'ancad
old COMEDY Tif POOR OLNTLEMAS.
FRIDAT-HENRY DUNBAR.
sAruKDAY-LoNE's SACRIFICE.
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J'OR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN
i ASD DELAWARE BAY RhLEOAD-fsie ~ ~,
cur IN tickets good io days, ~ On snd hn"i JAN Ai
a1 fon, rirr 40 North River. ai II 13 g. NJ. trpres
linz. through 70 Camden in hour Ta'enseis for bsfnesa'
ia, Aerou Hanlouion Kss iafbr cry Ac viii 'ahs this
tam m Accommodation linz arriving la Camden ~
II r. M Ff.shi Camden, Nnelsrd Ac viii BE- aten at
Low RA,ss ifdssef.t before y ococs roon vii reach
Ga r,ien th. i.ht w :. sNtDES. Superintendent,
J. y. BILLING Agent Pier No. D.
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60 iubom It man Gonrcrn.

NOR ADOPTION-A fine, cheerful female
L INFANT nine months old. Apply to Mrs. BRADFORD.
No. n East HoGstOnt'. rcar
I OST CERrlFlCATES.-Noti is hereby
given that apfcaiion hn, been niide to the Auditor.
euer OF PENNSYLVANIA for tile Issue Of duplicates OF the
sibe Certhcscs Il the Five Per Ceat Loans OF
Tie Common wealth. ned by the Bank Of Pennsylvania tact
ing as Transfer Agent OF the Commonwealth In the Of
CHARLES BARCLAY Of Bury Ill., Dorking Surrey,
Norfolk In Englend esquire with benefit of survvorshp.
which Certificates have been lost. viz: -
No sl7l dated Nov b, l&2 Act Of April q. le2s for
No se72, dated Now 1859, Act of April 20. 1922 for
No 2I dated Nov 1877 Act Of Feb 49, 1867 for s3 900
No 22 dated Nov6, ld2 Act OF Feb TO- 1863 for $3ooo
No 2T7a dated Aprl ~ 1883, At OF June H. iS'o io
No 1885, dated Nov 59 Ac, OF Apri6, lG+' for $1,000
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NTFW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Irains leave s
M, " r, ,nd o .. M, anu ~ midnight ior rsLrifohk
and WAsuiAoroa. aud A. M p n' ana di~"'in ut
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-Ou and aNef Houi,y. Jan. l. 1919 train. for Al
buy Troy. connecting With northern And Western tsins
VII cave Ssx } cTs a. f1iowst d,
~ a IA n, linf.on Hivrr Railroad. Thre,h e. ard
T.ntlayc connecting with tran, .of North and Wet
l0a o. "a Huion River HaiioAd. connecting ~.1h Sofih
.fu .ri We trsins
II o.. Harlem Railroad Tweniy 'iiih 't and fogf'h
ave come ciins with ,rsiu' ior fth 4nd Ne't
1.ts o. o. sa Hudson River Kzroai connecting o. 10y
" th Train for Montreal with ace ping cars aiiarA~i
rs D. "a. wa Harlem Railroad connecns al Albany rih
e.t.fn train. ard Troy with X. ard = snd L. And D.
road. .or poiuis Sorfh. ~hh seeIins sesrs attached
Or a. va Hudson River Rsie.d 'ls.pnr cars fon New
Yots 90 Buffalo Sasp-uion Bridge without csn-- Also
20 Montreal Via SAfaiosa. This tain rpns on Sundays
10 p. via Hudson River Railroad With ss-pns are AZ
achsd conn.ctng Albany and Troy with morning trains
'' vs. II. VANDERBILT. Vice President.
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f,v,s rsrABIIsHnENT NOT ADVERTISE II
rHR NEwY0RK HERALD.)
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FlrCHBURG. NASHUA.
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
- AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and s'annch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWYORK.
hsve New ork daily Sundays excepted az O'Clock p m,
hom Pier No. 30 North River. foot of Vestry-st,
FOR NEW.LONDON,
tere connecting with tie Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich and Worcester boston aud Wor
Railroads.
Freight taken Gthe lowest For Information inquire
Of L, : MARTIN Agent on the Pier.
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6ales bp Aurfion.
A. NJ MrRwis Auctionesr
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and

| A. nj. MrRwIN. Auctionesf.
| RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
uOnsry Pietare. s:ci Ar Fsns! Soea. FnInliai. IS
WEDNESDAY !" aud sn5 %IiUssDAx o.Ia. EVENINGS
PRIVATE LIBR4RY~Of ThsoiOsicsi and Mi.c.l.n.ou.
Divinity Bosrphy and collection Of choice M.ceIiansoS:
Literature &c. Catalogues ready and ths Books
exhibition.
WILL be SOLD at Public Auction, at the
w New.York Ordnance Agency. No. IS Worth st. at II
O'clock m on the 2s,h January 1896 following lots Of
DRUGS and MEDICINES, property Of the United States,
viz
a3i pounds Aloes. Bonaris and BsIbsdoss
~, pounds Alum,
30 pounds Ammonia,
339 bottles Ammonia,
70 gal ous Arnca,
127 pounds ksscfrtids,
1885, ponds Blue Nitrol.
<23 bottles British Oil,
j.. lis pounds Calonel,
25s pounds Cantharides,
lao. pounds Castillo Soap.
200 pounds Simple CeTate,
~ pounds sglPea:e Copper
2co ounds EPSON Salts,
G bottles Srlphuric E1her.
lai round, Ground Fsx,sed,
23j Gu .ris Spirits Turpenine,
l2Jl pounds Ground Ginger
l,3'4 pounds Glauber salts,
20 bottles 1ncugc Iodine
H29i pounds Lard,
81 gallons Laudanum,
4c! pout D. Acetate Lead.
i.ss5 bottles Mustang l.nineui,
l5! quarts Spirits Ner,
lH6 quarts Castor Oh,
o. quar,s Sweet Oil,
l.o.a bottles 0poicl1oc,
Oh pounds Ihlorate Potash,
COS pounds Roin,
-S8I pounds Sulphur.
~ pounds Toblcco--rlur,
:, pounds supha,e Zinc.
Aulsecd anmony. Aqua;ors Anica flowers Arrow Root,
basain Of Covaiba Fir Basicon and kosin Ontment III
cab Soda, Boax. Bnckihorn srup Choroiom. Condition
Powder Corros We sub innate Cream Tartar Glycerine, Oil
Mans and rowels Lilnen;s, Causuc Musard Nutglls'
Cfoton OIL Gar cling Oils Oils OF Cloves, juniper
Organum Rosemary sGssas and spike. Peppermint Tartar
Fmctic. CAYENNE Fepr,f Normv God and Yellow Root.
Terms h-tn,d States currency Tho stores will be
bid in II tie OF the Government should render II
necessary. Catalogues ne had or application
). CRlSPlN Brew. Col. u. e. A..
Captain Of Ordnance.
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OyyIcE OF AsuylyT- Q rAETHRn.srKE
WILMINGTON. Del. JAN = ~.
GALE { Surplus Government MULES
- avs 4 s~rvssetbe-wElbe be sold q, Public Auction
= WiLMlNDrOE Dei., on
FRIDAY, the 5b of JenusV,
FRIDAY. the lltL Of Jaunary,
FR DAY the 18Th of January
fhlDAY the 18th of Jauumy - =. ,,., 10,
-FOUR HUNDRED GOOD aud sEKVICEABLE MULES.
One bundled IN 4seb day Of sale.
Tie particular attention e putchaseIsis cIei 70 the rr
sssnt quality Of mule being Of good ~ in good con
htor hind and selie e'd wei b9Se 70 haiH'' oelps INC
DuYy is teaIl lues VI Washington Depot.
Animal -ol indy.
Sale 70 cor.ullge Gt 10 .. NJ
TsYms-CA.h, 81 United States currency.
By order OF Breveti3rig -OeD. JhIES A. IhIS, in
charge LAT Div. Mo o. -
&. II. GALLAGHER Csp,. and 40. "
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ERICSSON's CALORIC ENGINES.
IL CLUTE BROS c-ebrsod portable aud stationary high
ud low pressure steam EBsnes; GIs and saw Mill Pumps
oi every d..cripiion; Cotton Gins Skating, Oeanng
JAMES A. ROBINSON.
No iri Dusuest, cor. Hudsonst. NrwYork.
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....r.yr or.rrgRu.,rKr'. orrcE.

AssIsrASr OrAnrERN.sTRrs OFFcg,
No 45l EIGH1 HAVE, NEw oEE. De- .g, 1852
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
y MULES all serviceabe.-Nl be sod AZ public ene,ion
st the Government Stabes corner Thirty hsi and lehh
One hundr d Horses on TUESDAY. "a January, 1886
One HUNDRED Horses, TU +. DAY 9th jenasfy, ~
On. HUNDRED Mules. on THURSDAY 4ih January, To-
One hunired Mules, fHtRSDAY, llth January 100
One hundred Mules. OF THURSDAY l6th January IAN-
n. particular attention Of purchasers called to tue efcc
hat qua y OF these aninss heIng Of aood ~" ana ~ sopa
condition The Mules gentle and wen btoAsn 70 hsILes
bs1ns the surplus teams Of the Washington Depot
Animals sold sngly
Sale 20 commence ~ lOe ~.
RERMs-Cash In United States currency ,
by order Of Brevei-b Gen. JAnLS =. itlN,
in charge Fir.t Division r. NJ. u. q.
xvnoY XooKg CBlL aud i. q IL
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1fle0iral.

DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE will
restore nervous and debitaed constitutions Success
certain Failure impos.bl. ia ut ~ and ~ Sucu'
iar, sent. l.. ROLAND, sole Agent
''' '' No. tls broadway. New.York.
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Il UCY RUSHTONs
IL NETWORK THEATER,
Nos IA and 40 Broadway opposite the New York Hotel
Sole Lessee and Manageress MISS LuGf IN ~ m Joy
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Jan. ~, lS56 Will Do pre-
sented in three act-, Tobn's Comedy Of
THE HONEYMOON,
Captain Ro sndo. ..ar
Count Mont eban.
Jaquez THE Mock Duke) ,i'i ~
LoDrZ.
Jlane.
IN SECOND ACT A VILLAGE DANCE.
Previous to the Comedy, the farce OF
MAN WITHOUT HEAD.
Mr. Oblivous Top.. MI u ~. " , aso
pRCrs OF VApxIssIOS-Psrquet Circle Sevcptyhve Sen,s
Orchestra Chsir. One Dollar and Ffty Cents Dress Stce
fiNy Cents Balcony Seats, One Dollsr balcony rnvse
Boxe. Five Sx and Eight Dollars Pnvate boxes
Zen Dollars. ,,
Doors open 81 II; Performance to commence IT,
Acting Manager end Treasurer. Mr H. r. Davs
Stage Msnasrf. 'SI % S -
Box Ofice open from 9 TIL p. Seats secured si1
days In advance.
In active preparation,
NEW GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA.
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Nmusemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.

r... md M,nsser w. STUART.
Sac Manager ger.....................Mr. g. HASLEY.
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HrvRr II. LEEps. AGctlouoer.
IT II. LEEDS Il MINER viii sell by AUC-

Henry II. LEEDs. AGctoreer.
III Fl. LEEDS II MINER Will sell by AUG
IL TION on - 80 ,, 80,
GEpNESpAi, THURSDAY ori FRIDAY EVENINGS.
January II. I8 and 10. 1856
At O'Clock each evening,
AT TIE DUSSELDORF GALLERY
No. 5i3 broadway next door to rih1ny's.
wuv uIJNTER GALLERY OF hNC, IT AND MODERN
s OIL PAINTINGS.
u.,,stbe ENTIRE COLLECn0N Of the late ~. JOHN
ENTER OF Hunters Island Westches'cr County n Y,
sswprns in all nearly 100 GENUINE WORKS Of The old
Tes sale vii .Ji e conng'seurs rare opportunity for
a. eslectlon Of hne fctues. being the -...,
LARGEST AND FINEST COLLECTION
re, exhibited or oered fr sale IN ti country The 'stc
..ner Mr HUN Et formed the principal part OF u nom tc
vssI lsOO until 1885, pictures hny.nt been d1ed since s
.nv Of the purchaed especially FOR him ny ms
Tn,ocsan Agent Mr UObSDN, dTus tie revolutionary '
s,onb.in France bsance bcn TIE careful election OF
a. la. owner during per Cd Of my wears. II has always
-, esteemed the BEST KErRESf NATIVE GALLERY
sS,is OLD MASTERS in tie UNITED STATES. There are
~ o.her pictures embraced in his catalogue i comprising
N.TNIIEE COLLECTION OF :ho late Nr. HUNTER only.
Il. ..le vii Le POSITIVE and WITHOUT RESERVE.
'Sbsy msv be VIEWED on and after TUESDAY, Jan. 2,
atbe GALLEKlE a. above. ~
CATALOGUES may be obtained AZ Tie GALLERIES, az
- cAc- Of Messr +. II. LUDLOW Co, No Zine st. OF
~,hs Office OF tie AUCTiONEERS, NO. 70 Libouyst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

0ENkl II. MINEh, Attl llONLElt.-
III sse..ooin No. 81 Nassaus. opposite the lostOfce
Executors sale Of large private collection Of fine Ancient
a Modern OIL PAINTINGS comprising the gallery OF the
= Henry NhiimCrr, esq. OF this city.
INNER 4 SOMERNIlLE wall sell tt sucton or
JEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS 10Th aud llth
- At II O'Clock each evening al tho SoucTvile Gallery
eis Broadway Foueentst, the larte and valuable
econ OF Ancient and Modern OIL PAIN lIN(s the prop
~ OF the Henry hitmoIe esq most Of which were pur'
sed IN Europe by the late a erea. expense and en-
pce among others the Of the following artists:
khens Ireughcl. Rembrandt
Vr Dyck, Caravag.io, TcuicFs
Rq.,in. Eoruthorsi, Salvador Rosa
kss ds Tivoli, Andrea del Sario Hondekoeter,
ogscci Guerciuo. Ostade.
= Others also original Portrait Of Washington by Trufn'
81 and Portrait Of Benjamin West by himself The above
exhibition free with catalogues day and evenns
= offer opportunity Tor counoseurs TO purchase n.
srn.s Of the ancient schools they will be sold without
kerve 10 close the estate by order the e-ecnor'
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NrEw.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
IG6S WINTER AkRANJEMENE l6a
COMMENCING NOVEMBER %. lDb3.

PI,enger Station in EewYork corner Twenty sevenh e.
ana roufth.ays kntTsnce on twenty sesentn-'t.
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Nlarbincrn.

4 RARE CHANCE.-For SALE an Adams
Y Donhi. Medium PRINTING PRESS In good order.
Also. a Tw.lye.horsr Power STtAM Engine ior SALf
ch.rp Can be seen at No. ~ PnlkTow, up stairs.
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nR. RECORDS OFFICE has REMOVED
~ y Ne ~ BROADWAY " \
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT-The new
and stanch side wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
o un, burLen George h. Hull Commander will lesve Pier
T3; S North kiyer foot Of JayH, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY a.4 O'Clock. For freight or
passage apply on board. Fare 81
tOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
Il SPRlNGFIELD.-Steam-rsI leave Pecksnp for New
Haven at 3:l3 and II p Sundays eIcepted.)
STATEN ISLAND FERRY for N. Brighton,
- s. Harhor. Facoryvlle and Port Rchmond-8. 10 Os
" m, 2, $3.50 p g. l:3oa A., 2:.0 $3.50 p No
II 'ght received ai,eI p.
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QcARrERAARTKR q GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON, ID. c. December II, 1so.. >
OQVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE-
NJ SERVED HORSES-The Qusrerrn aster General Of The
Hrmv directs that all the Government Heses now a. "ie'
Ho,o ID C. be sold TO the highest bidders. ,,,o,o p,
SAILS viii. therefore, take place a. oiEShoNo' ~
O. Beginning on - ,,,r, :. ,eex
..a continuing on each TUESDAY and THURSDAY theie'
sltsr until all are disposed Of. - , - a.
Boat will leave the Si1hst "haf every '''u' ." 'ne
Isys Of sale. , 49, .,
- any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will he sod sinsly
Sale. TO Commence at 10 o'rlock g. M
JAMES A. EKTN.
Br,vetBr;g Gen. in charge First Division q. ". o.
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8ales bp Anftion.

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
ID Bwsy nearly opposite ST. Nicholas HoteLGEO. A. LEA
VTTT AuctoDeer J. T.. Coola7 Consir,iments solicited
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Jan. lU ana III, AZ o CLOCK.
PRIVATE LIBRARYOf Theological and Miscellaneons
Books embracing variety Of valuable works in Theology
Divinity Biography and collection Of choice Miscelaneous
Literature &c. Catalogues ready and the Books
exhibition.
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HAVE this day admitted my sons, DAVID
J. KING and WILLIAM hiN,i a. p.rtnrIs ~ n,y pi',
- - ,i, b, co1 dnctrd md'r the FIRM o MAIN j.
~ ~, SG 4 so%s Mr T.. BELLANDkR Las an interest IN
tbs new Grlu.-New-York, January 1903: m, ,,,,c
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Mr 6tuart begs 10 announce that on
"''' WEDNESDAY EVENING. January TO-
MIR EDWIN BOOTH
p NJ. ,.venth professional appearance for nine month
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MR.. CHARLES =. MINI, (oi the la,e n,
lrm. from this date. ~ - '''O W.
| yosN Ian. 1. 1865
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-03
approve the above indenture of appren
ticeship this day of
NJ. N. Judge Of the District

XXXIv. Form of Obligation Of App,en-
ticeship, taken by the District Judge or Mag.
istrate, to be used in all cases of compulsory
apprenticeship and, in all cases, where
neither father ner mother binds the child, Ito
be in duplicate.
I(nane of master) agree toreceive (nsme of
apprentice) as my apprentice to learn the lin
seft the trade or business j and / bud myself
to perform all my duties as such master. In
witness whereof (the master and apprentice,
if over tho prescribed age, who consents to
be bound, otherwise only the MASTER ha
subscribed name and put
seal this day of
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MY Mother.

love whate'cr is beautiful, .7.h - 80. -,
Iloso whate'cr is brightj ass. .; w..
The .morn's first bluah tho evenings glow, =
Tho deeper shades of night. 's 'rSf 2. ''.''".'
III love whatoar In grandeur comes To- -.
Forth from It's nakor's hand i, .g-,,,;
!. The Lightning 5 flash, thc-migh:y waves y
q. Which break upon the sand. 49, '-5-ts
..s,.,..7-, 49,, - - q sa,F a.. .i.gs. r.'h's
IT lovo whate'er breathes melody ~ 'o@
On earth, inair. or ssa :. 80 .;.,s.,.%
Aud every action, kind and true,a t,ii7'p. 70
=. Is beautiful to me. .-'' =. .'ss'isaai.
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EFF, (Judge of The District
Cotrt, or Nasistrate.)
CONTRACTS Fer SERVICE.
+. XXXY. All persons Of color who make
contracts for service or labor, shall be known
as servants, and those with whom they con
tract, shall be known as masters.
XXXVI. Contracts between masters and
servants, for one month Or more, shall be in
writing, be attested by one white witness
and be approved by the Judge of the Dis
trict Court, or By Magistrate.
XXXVII. Tho period of. service shall be
expressed in the contract; but if it be not
expressed, it shall lie until the twenty.hfth
day of December next, after the commence
rnent Of the sery ce.
XXXVIII. II the rate of wages be not
stipulated By the parties to the contract, it
shall be fixed BY the District Judge or .
Magistrate. on application by one of the par
ties, and notice TO the other.
XXXIX. A person of color, who has no
parent living in the District, and is ten years
of age, and is not an apprentice, may make
q valid contract for labor or service for one
year or less.
XII Contracts between masters and ser
wants may be set aside for fraud or untairnes',
notwithstanding they have been approved.
XII. Written contracts between masters
and servants. shall be presented for approval,
within twenty days after their execution.
XIII. Contracts for one menth or more,
shall not be binding on the servant, unless
they are in writing, and have been presented
for approval within the time aforesaid.
ALlII. Fer aay neglect of the duty to
make contract rs herein directed, or the
evasion of that duty by tho repeated employ
ment of the same persons for periods. less
than one month, the party offending shall he
guilty of nisdemeanor, and be liable on
conviction TO pay SUN not exceeding fifty
dollars, and not less than five, dollars, for
each person so employed. No written con-
tract shall be required, when the servant
voluntarily receives no remuneration, except
foood and clothing.
NLlY. For tie approval of contracts, the
following sums. to be called aida, shall be
paid to tic District Judge or the Magistrate,
as The case a,aF BIC lin cash h,zMbeu the con.
tract is approved; ptcyided no aid shall be
paid for amy servant Huder Twelve years Of
age: For contract for one month or less.
for each servant, % ctsj for a contract mol
exceeding three months and more than one
Month, for each crvaGt, 80 CHS; for coli
tract not exceeding six months and more
than three mouths, for each servant, IS cts
I'.r contract for nne ycar,.o any time more
than six months, f,r each servant, 81; for q
contract for more than one year, for each
year or part of a year over one year, for each
servant, 81; one half Of which aids shall be
paid by the master. and onc-half by the ser
want.
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A. 3. IL. ST.
C. D. IL. ST.
Signed and sealed
in the presence Of

(Dist ict. Judge or Magistrate.)
Iapprove and certify the above obligation
Of apprenticeship, this dayof =
EFF, Judge of The District