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UNITED STATES NAILS

concluded from Ist psge.l
loo4S From cambridge, by Trion. Wilson
vile, Newport, Parrottsville. Canoe
Branch, and Cedar Creek. TO Lime
stone Springs, 50 miles and back.
twice q week.
Leave cambridge Monday and Thurs
day at 6 a m
Arrive at Limestere s..
pm
Leave Limestone Springs Tuesday
and Friday at a IA
Arrive al DaLdridge BY 6 SPIN
Proposals invited TO embrace Chestnut
mn next 70 Trion also FIR three
1904 From cambridge 10 Oak Grove. 6
miles and back, once a week.
Leave cambridge Friday allan
Arrive at Oak Grove by pm
Leave Oak Grove Friday al s a
Arrive at Danridge by 10 a m.
lOO45 From cambridge, by Kansas. 10 Ne
brasks, ~ miles and back, once
week.
Leave cambridge Friday at a m
Arrive at Nebraska By liam
Leave Nebraska Friday at II m
Arrive at cambridge BY a m.
l0O46 From cambridge, by Dumplin, to
Cynthiana, IL miles and back, once
q week.
Leave cambridge Friday at I2m
Arrives at Cynthiana BY m
Leave Cynthisns Friday At s q N
Arrive al cambridge by IL a
Bids Tor two trips a week invited.
l0047 From Sevierville, by Pigeon Forge,
G~atlinburgh, Ocona Lufly, u. CD
Quallstown, Big Spring, Webster,
and East Laporte, 10 Cashiers Val
ley, 50 miles and back, once q week
Leave Seyierville Wednesday at !
pm
Arrive at Gatlinburgh by 6 p
Leave GatlinbUrgh Wednesday at z
an
Arrive at S~eyierville by u m
Leave Gatlinburgh Thursday at 2
a IN
Arrives at Cashiers Valley next day by
l2m
Leave Cashiers Valley Friday at ]
pm
Arrive at Gatlinburgb next day by q
pm
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1924 From Sparta, by Chestnut Valley,
Cumberland Institute, Dry Valley,
Calf Killer, 20 Walnut Grove, 81
miles and back, once d week.
Leave Sparta Saturday at 10 n
Arrive at Walnut Grove by p m
Leave Walnut Grove Friday at q m
Arrive st Sparta b. 6 p M.
I0la5 From Sparta, by Newark, Falling
Water, tooEsvIl.e, White Plains,
Oak HIl, Ectaeria1d, ~Livingstoa,
Monroe, olympus, and EaIe's Aills,
10 Albany, lhy.) = miles and back,
twice a Week.
Leave Sparta Tuesday and Friday at
Gam
Arrive ot Livingston BY pm
Leave Livingston MOndsy and Thurs
day ut 6 8 In
Arrive az Sparta by 3 p
Leave Livingston Moudey and Thurs
day at s "a
Arrive az Albany by p
Leave Albany Tuesday and Friday at
Gam
Arrive az Livingston by 3 p
Bids for three trips d weekare invited.
1876 From Sparta, by John Il Carmichaels
and james B~ohauE0u's, TO Standing
Stone, 80 miles and back, once q
week.
Leave Sparta Thursday at S a m
Arrive az Standing Stone by Z p m
Leave Standing Stone Friday at6am
Arrive at Sparta by 5 pm,
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Leave GAINESVILLE Monday and Thurs
day al Fam
Arrive ut Dover by 6pu
Leave Dover Tuesdly and Friday 81
Tam
Arrive at C~larksviile by pm
BIDS for three trips q week invited.
IO2O9 From Palmyra, bv Yellow Greek
Furnace, Sailors Rest, Danielsyilie,
ly miles and back, once week
Leave Palmyra Friday at Ga
Arrive 81 DanjelsviIe bv y IN
Leave Danie!svilIe Friday ST p IA
Arrive at Palmyra by pm
Bids for two trips q week invited.
IO2I0 From Dover to Mint Spring, 10 miles
and back, once q week
Leave Dover Friday az 10
Arrive at Mint Spring by SPIN
Leave Mint Spring Friday at q
Arrive at Dover b. lis Ia.
1O21I From Dover, by Iron Mountain and
Laura Furnace, (hv, 10 Golden
Pond, p miles and back, once a
week
leave Dover Wednesday at : p m
Arrive at Golden Pom next day By
Pm
Leave Golden Pond Thursday at lpm
Arrive st Dover next day by ga N
BIdst for two trips q week invited.
1922 From Dover, by Standing Rock,
Mouth Of Sandy, and Mount Vista,
to Paris, IS miles and back, twice "a
week
Leave Dover Tuesday and Friday at
Fam
Arrive at Paris by G ppm
Leave Paris Monday and Thursday at
Fam
Arrive at Dover bye pm
Bids for three trips a week invited
1928 From Dover, by Eukman's Furnace
and Paris Landing, 20 Paris IS
miles and back, 0ucs.a week
Leave Dover Thursday at = "a
Arrive at Paris by & pm
Leave Paris Friday at q IN
Arrive atDoyer by 8 pm.
1924 From Mouth of SANDY, by Buchanan.
to ConyersvIlle, ID miles aad back,
once week
Leave Mouth OF Sandy Saturday at
Gam
Arrive at Couyersyire by I2m
Leave ConyeIsy.I.e at Ipm
Arrive at Mouth Of Sandy by p M.
VO2I5 From Paris, Iy Barren Hn, Norl Fork.
EoydsyIg, ! a5-Iou, EeI-au8, .EEf sll
Wesley, 10 Clinton. - miles alu lt-Ar vfare
EWsek.
Leave Psris Tuesday sud Friday a,sam
arrive 81 ClutoQ IeNt days hyI-W
Leave Clinton TUESDAY and Fa.y q. m
Arrive 40 PARIS next days a. I'm
lO2I6 From Paris, by New Boston, ali Cottage
Grove, TO t.m Tree, 81 uass and u..-i
once q wees.
leave Pans Thursday Ftlpm
hHrEa uH I#nr H.rIa L-A HL.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
i ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF OCEAN
Il AND RIVER STEAMERS lUGS, sCHo0N.
ERS, FERKl-BOATS, ETC tst-..-s Il f..,..-. Il.

i ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF OCEAN
- AND RIVER STEAMERS IUGS, sCHo0N.
ERS, FERIl BOATS, EECs f-t-s.-r II f..-..r, T.. .
OFFICE CHIKF QUARTrRMAsTRIs
MILITARY DIVISION OB TIE Gully \ lu
NRw ORLEANS, La, February Il, 1886. -
Quarter masters Department, United states Amy,
Nnl be so at Public Auction. 10 the highest bidder
on the 2Sh day of February 1885, at the office OF the
ShIef Quariermasier, Lafayette square, NO lis
steamship Crescent" registered 1919 tons iron
steamship "st Mary" registered 1918 tons. iron
steamship Clinton" registered 1890 tons, iron
vessel
Steamship Alabama" !" registered $50 tons.
steamship George Peabody" registered l01s
Steamship Convoy" registered 425 tons. 'l
steamship Planter" regIstered 800 tons.
Prop ller "Connihia 4" registered 396 tons.
Iropel er "Stanton," registered $50 tons.
Propeller Foote." feRistered 470 tons.
Propeller exact /" re9lsieied 265 tons.
Propeller Porter" registered 463 tons.
Propeller "Huzzar" registered 450 tons
Propeller Alliance" registered S9S tons, iron
sido.wheel tOwbOat "st Charles" registered 55S
sde-wheel steamer ~. W. Hancock, ;" registered
$50 tons.
sioe-wheel steamer ''Diana" !" registered 700 tons.
220 IONS.
slde-wheel steamer Mustang" registered 17s
tons
stern.wheel steamer "Altamont" registered 292
tons -
btern'W 'Wneel ST. amer Emma" registered lS9 tons.
Slern.wheel steamer "Co.Onel Benedict" regis.
tered Isl tons.
Wheel in recess steamer ''Tamaulipas," registered
334 1, us, iron vessel
" heel in recess steamer 'Matamoras" registered
384 tons, IRON vessel.
Centrewheel steamer Colonel Colburn," regis.
tered 125 tons, large railroad Jerry boat
Centre.wheel steamer General Ransom" regis
tered 104 tons, large railroad ferry-boat.
Centrewheel steamer "hepper," registered 20
tons, large railroad lPrrv-boat.
lug Perry" registered 100 tons.
Tug Jennie" )" registered IA TONS
Tug Cleveland" ;" registered 81 tons
Tug "Belle Darlington" reRItered 95 tons.
Schooner "Electrc," register cd l47 tons.
Schooner "H ID Adams" registered 112 tons.
Schooner "Scout," registered 126 tons,
Schooner "Unlon," registered SO tons.
Schooner "Winona" registered III tons.
Schooner "Annette," registered l35 tons.
Schooner "Elg hlau DER" registered $40 tons
Model barge Colonel Muhgan," registered 100
tons.
Three (3l lighters.
One III flatboat.
Ten (10) small boats
Three g. barges.
Nine (9) yawls. ot
A full description of these vessels be had on ap
phcahon at the office of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
r. 5. ALLEN, Assistant Quartermaster, Tchoupltou.
las street. New Orleans, and most of them can be
seen at this port or vicinity.
1erms-G ash in United States currency, or audited
transportation vouohers fifteen (15 per cent of tho
and the balance TO be paid within elgnt days there
after.
BY order of the Quartermaster General.
G. G. SAWrELLE
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
1214t Military Division of the Gulf.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

:. ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
= STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIRF QUART ERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON ID. O., February 16, 1866
VIII be SOLD at public suction, at ALEXANDRIA,
Va. undey the direction of Brevet Lieutenant. Col
Onei j. G. c. Lee A. O. M, on TUESDAY, Febru-
ary q, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A M, large lot of
demned Quartermaster's Stores consisting Off
DIils, Harness,
Adzes Saddles,
AuPeIs, ... Halters,
Vises Wagon Covers
BitsT, Buckets
Broadaxes, Drug and Paints
Chi els, Horse Medicines
Hammers, hammer,
GIil dstOnes B, Bellows,
Saws, ShoVels,
SQUARES, Hose,
Chests, Hind Sail,
Kniyes, Paulllns,
Burrinp, Folding, Groov- Soda Fountain,
an9 ins9 ire &enaS Sonding MA Ma, Window Window and Door
chimes; Frames,
Corn Mills, Doors,
Burr Mlll.stones, Ladders,
Printing Press, with Type Window Sash,
and Font, Anchor,
Hand Trucks, Sugar MILL
Hay Cutters, BrOoms
HAY Press, Portable ForRes,
Corn Shelter Amsulances
Tanning Mills, Spring WAGONS,
Tents 2 Medical Wagons,
Axes, j One-horse Wagon,
Chars, Rope,
Desks, Glass,
htoves, lrn,
Ovens, Copper,
Cots, Lead,
Cauldrons, Lead Pine,
OK Yokes, Cylinder Brick, ETC.
| Chains
The ores must be removed by the purchaser with
| In five days from the daIe OF sale,
Teims-Cash, in Government tqnds; ;,c mn
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermastor,
4 217st Depot of Washington
N
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE
II STORES AND PROPERTY. ~

DUBLIC AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE
Il STORES AND PROPERTY.
OFFICE DEPoT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 2, 1866
Will be offered at Public Auction at Sixth street
wharf, in this city, at III O'Clock A. VI on TUES
DAY, February 20, 1866, the following artcles:-
About head OF excellent work Oxen.
Cows.
10000 pounds of Corn lin the earl
430 600 pounds of Bran.
1l7OO0 pounds of Hay.
1900 gallons OF Extract of Coffee.
Also, the following condemned Subsistence Stores,
About 1000 pounds of Salt Beef.
$50 pounds of Smoked Beef.
3617 boxes of smoked Herring.
1900 POUNDS of Hard Bread
1lO0 pounds of Corn Meal.
1890 pounds of Dried Peaches.
1000 pounds of HomlnY.
600 pounds of Desiccated Potatoes
JT40 pounds of Mixed VEGETABLES
1854 pounds of Beans, etc. etc.
Also the following articles OF Commissary Pro-
perty -
Iron Safes, Pinchers and AIDES,
Letter Presses, Bake Pans,
Desks, Trucks,
Tatles, Wheelbarrows,
Chairs. Field Desks
Camp Tables, Coffee Mills,
Spring Balances Pumps,
Beam scales, Axes .
Platform Scales, Axe Ha ndles,
Counter Scales, Cooking Stoves,
Meat saws, Bread lIoughs,
Commissary Chest, One Scow,
Liquid ana Dry Measures Cauldrons,
Faucets, Bire-brlck,
Cooper Vices. Lamps, etc.
Also, lot OF Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gunny Bags,
Rags, etc. etc. H...
G. BELL,
258t Major and c. S. U. s. A.
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SLEEPING WITH THE HEAD TO THE Morrill,
Herr DR.. julius Won Fischweiler, on eccentric
German physician, recently died, leaving in his
will what he considered secret for increasing
the years of our life His own age was 100, and
he attributed it to the fact that ho always slept
with bis head to the north, aud the rest of his
body as nearly as possible in meridianal posi-
tion. By this means, he thought, the iron 10
his body became maenetzed, and thus increased
the energy OF the vital principle.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

From JDIy 1892 10 July bs65-TwO Hun
drsd and Eleven Millions home Faxes
Amount Contributed by Each SLATE
The sources of Revenue.
The following tables prepared for the report
OF the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and
which will be published in day or two, show
that the receipts of Internal revenue for the
year ending June 80, 1866, we're S2l1, 29,529I7
of which the amount collected through the COL
lectors aud assessors was $lS3 ll3,S04'69. The
expense of collecting this sum was 81 76), ,666'3l,
and the several States contributed the folio wing
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nEAFNEss, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH.-
j j. 1SAACs NJ. D., Professor OF the Eye and Ear
treats all diseases appertainng to the above member
with the utmost success TESTIMONIALS nom the most
reliable sources in the oy can be seen at his ONCE No
$40 PINE Street The hedica Faculty are Invited 10
accompany their patients he has no secrets IN his
practice NS
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GALE OF sERVICFABLE AND DAMAGED
y HOSPITAL PROPERTY, ETC.
WASHINGTON ID. D., February II, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, at the judiciary
SQUARE Warehouses, Fifth and Il Streets, In this
civ on FRIDAY, the 23d of February, at 10 O'Clock
A. M a quantity OF serviceable and damaged HOspi.
tai Bedding, Clothing, and Furniture. large
quantity of Hair Mattresses will be sod
Terms- c ash in Government funds.
Purchasers will be allowed tOrty'eight hours to
remove their property. - ,,,D
2194t Surgeon u, S. A., Medical Purveyor,
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d L G S A E.
By direction of Brevet Major.G General A. b. Dyer,
Chief of Ordnance the following Ordnance aud Ord.
nance Stores will be sold on TUESDAY, February
z7, 1856, at HARPER'S FERRY, West Virginia, to
one hundred and fifty tons Cast Iron.
FIVE tons Wrought Iron.
One Iron Forebay Flume.
One large Turning Lathe.
One Rolling Mill, with machinery, furnaces,
forges, fy-wheel shafting, lOlers, hangers, etc.,
One hundred thousand Bricks (more or lessl.
Thirty four Castiron Columns lnewl
Seventy Cast-lron Window Frames.
Eight Anvil Blocks lcastl
One thousand Two hundred and seventy JossynS
Carblnes, with appendages comp etc (newl.
Three hundred and twenty Starr's Carbines, with
appendages new and complete.
Nine hundred and thirty Cavalry Saores.
Two thousand one hundred and sixty Burnside's
Carbines.
Five thousand Enfield Rifles
Forty-six N. Q. o Swords, together with about
one thousand sets horse equipments for cavalry IN
cludng brides, saddles, saddle-blankets haNers,
etc also large quantities OF cavalry and infantry
Account ements, appendages for small arms, ana
tools of various kinds, etc etc.
One large lot of finely dressed Granite stone
Sale to commence at 10 o oclock, and continue from
day to day, until all Is sold.
Term-Cash, in GOV ernment funds.
ID. j, YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
JOHN KooNCE Auctioneer: ~ $500,
HARPER's FERRY February 10, 1885, 2 10 lot
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s o M E 7 II l N G N E W.

Smoking, Chess, and Reading Rooms
Combined.
PLEASANT RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN
II. G.. KORONY & Co.,
No. 1926 CHESTNUT SIRE. 7.
TEA, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE. ETC, ALWAYS KEPT
ON HAND.
FOREIGN AND DOM MESTIO NEWSPAPERS ALWAYS
On FILE.
Punch 0nce-a-Week,
London Times daily and Athensum,
weekly, Temple Bar,
London Illustrated, ornhill Magazine,
Bells ife, London Journal, =
Manchester Clipper, Garten Laube,
London Era, Kladderadatch,
LONDON Society, Kolnsche Zetung
London Orchestra, Barpers Monthly,
Fun header
Northen Wbig, Army and Navy journal.
LATEST RETURNS OF STOCKS, 123 mwslmrp
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF MEDICINE rs BELONGING TO rae
70 MEDI AL DEP ARrMENr OF tME ARMY.
N o.Io


An laueuon sale OF valuable Medicines no longer
requlrtd by the Medical Uerartmont, u. 3. ArIny,
viii be held In tins CITY THURSDAY, the LIST day
OF March next and succeeding days, II ssrV, at
10 O'Clock A. a., at t1e Warehouses located Judi
elaTy Square, Fifth and stIeeu, back OF tho City
The Medicines are In tho ORIGINAL packages and
the attention of tho trade Is invited TO this -ale,
which will embrace the following principal arti-
cles, Vz.:- .H'
Ell er, 81 phurc, 5C0 lbs Dover's Powder $50 lbs
Alcohol 800 bottles, Cod LAYER OIL, 1000 bot.
Compound Spirits Of ties,
Ether, 800 lbs.. CamphOr Pills, 1000 doz.
Simple crate, 1000 lbs Compound CatharucPIlls,
Chlorofoi m, 800 bs., 5000 dozen,
Fluid Extract OF Buchu, Opium Pills 1000 Dozen
$50 lbs., Iodine of Potassium, 2Ol
Hluid Extract OF Cine lbs,
ehorO 900 bs, Rhubarb, 800 lbs,
i uid Extract OF Ipecacu- Powdered Rhubarb go
Rnla, go bs., lbs.
Flmd TX TACT OF Rhubarb, Syrup Of Squils 500 lbs,
$50 lbs., lCompound Spirits of Law
Mass Hyurarg, go lbs, ender, 600 lbs,
Besides other articles.
Upwards of sixty artlc es Of the Mafe1iG Medica
in lots similar to the above, will be offered tor
sale.
Catalogues containing a complete list, with full
particular, will be ready by tho 17tn inst
Terms Cash, IN Govern meut funds
Five daVs will be allowed to purchasers in rO-
moving their property. -
Surgeon u. s. A., Medica Purveyor.
G. w. BOLBLER, JR,
291U AuchOne0r.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
~ STORES.
Will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
ON FEBRUARY 90 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large quantity consisting in
part of the following articles, Wiz
974 Carbines, various kinds
$4,000 Muskets and Rifles, new and old United States
and foreign, of various cahbres.
SOB Starts Army Revolvers serviceable.
276 Savage's Navy Revolvers, new, and Others.
with large lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms of various patterns
49o Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles worn.
1000 Cavalry Brides, worn.
2S8 Belt Holsters, for Pistols worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes, for Pstos, worp
1,153 Cartridge Boxes, for Carbinos, worn.
300 slings, for CarbineS, worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
1000 sets of Infantry accoutements, worn.
Also large lot of appendagos for the various
kinds of Muskets and Rifles
Samples to be seen at the
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at the
UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF sALE-CASH.
. JAMES NJ. WHITTIM0RE
$40 20 Capt, and Bvt. Maj. Ord, Commanding
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IL
IL ING AND EQUIPAGE.
CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT February 10, 1866 (
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the SCHUYL-
KILL ARSENAL Philadelphia, ON WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, great variety
ofNEW AND WORN SUPPLIES, comprising
Axes, Jackets,
Boots, knapsacks,
BoOtees, Kettles,
Buttons, LeRgins,
Goats, Mittens,
Coat Straps, Mess Pans
Camp Colors and Cases, Numbers,
Caps, Pillow Cases,
Cap Covers and Capes, POmpons,
Canteens, shirts,
Drawers, stockings,
Epaulettes, Scales
Flags, Spades,
Caters, Leather and shovels
Haiches and Handles, silk-Blue aud Icarle,
HaveTsacks 1ents-about 5000 Cotton
Hat Ornaments, and Linen.
Iron Bedsteads, Tent Flies,
lion Pots, lalmas.
Together with many other srsices not enume-
rated IN tins advertisement.
Many of the articles are new and in excellent
condition. Catalogues STATING quantities, and de-
scIlblng the property can be obtained at this
Office,
the sale, upon application to the Military Store
keeper at the Arsenal.
1erms-Cash, IN Government funds.
WILLIAM w. MoKIM,
Coloneland Chief Quartermaster
2 l2 OF e... Philadelphia Depot.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsIER,
" WILMINGTON, Delaware,
February l2h 1865 !
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT T MULES.
All good and serviceabe.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at WILMINGTON,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the 23d of February,
FRIDAY, the I'd OF March,
Two hundred serViceabe MULES.
One hundred ON each day of sale.
The especial attention OF purchasers is invited to
the act that these Mules are large, well paired and
in excellent condition, beng the surplus team Mules
of Washington depot.
ANIMALS sold s1ngly.
Sales to commence at 10 A.
TeTmF-Cash in United States currency.
By order of rr 49,.
BreYet Brigadier General JAMES A. EKlN,
In charge 1st Division NJ. u. U.
O. III. GALLAGHER,
21414t Captain and A. O. NJ
GOVERNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
SADDLES, BRIDLEs,
COLLARS. hElNS,
sHFIBY TENTS WAGON COVERS,
FoRTABIE FORCES. ETC ETC.
Much Of this Harness Is new all inspected work, and
suited TO all KINDS of city, truck, or farm purposes
WhOlelale or Retail.
GREAT BARGAINS.
PITKIH d CO..
2lIm No. $50 n, FRONT street
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DRS. GALLOWAY & SHEDD,
No. 142 South EIGHTH Street,

2l5lOt1 PHILADELPHIA.
REMOYAL-we will remove the spacious build
ing No. 1880 WALNUT Street about the 26th of this
month our present building being small for
tensve practice. DRS. GALLOWAY & SAEDD.
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GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BED.
MEDICAL PuRYEYo oR's OFFIoE.

GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BED
- DING, ETC.
WARRINGTON, ID. @ /, February IL, 1866.
An extensive sale OF Hospital Clothing, Bedding,
etc. entirely new, and In the original boxes and
palts will be held in this city, at the Judiciary
SQUARE Warehouses, Fifth and u streets, back of
City Hail. on THURSD AY, the 8th day OF March
next at 10 O'Clock A. M. The following articles
Sbris wn pe onei.u ioi s4V' 900
IlTawers -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 900
Socks mars ....,.................20 900
S1Inners' nairs ..,..............,..,,.. 10000
Gowns. .,...................,,,3 10000
Rsn. sacks ~ Observation-Disclosures 30 600
P,lIow-ticks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 900
I1IOWsJ mar
Towels, Hand. III OOO
Inc attention of the trade and the public at large
is called 10 this SALE the goods will be sold IN lots
10 SUIT both large and small purchasers. Quantities
as small as one dozen will be sold. Goods will be
delivered TO purchasers within lo days from termi-
nation OF sac.
TeIms-Cash, in Government funds;
c. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PuryeYor, U. ), A.
G. W. BoTELER, Jr., Anehoneer. 2slst
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nFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
PHILADELPHIA, DEPOT,
TWELFTH AND GIRARD STREETS,
h. PHILADELPHIA February IL, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, tor account Of the
United States at Vine street wharf Delaware river,
Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, February 20, 1856, at
- O'Clock n, the Building belonging to the Gov
eminent known as the
FORAGE SHED,
containing about Is 600 feet assorted LUMBER.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
Must be removed within seven ~ days from date
of SALE
BY order ofColonel w. W. MoKIM, Chief Quar-
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND 22D FEBRuARY.-
The Board Of Education have granted q
holiday to the Public Schools, for Thurs
day, the anniversary Of the birthday Of
the immortal Washington. This is as it
should be. The principles Of patriotism,
a lover Of country and an alteration for
Washington and the great apostles and
martyrs for republican freedom and equal
isy, should be deeply planted and petiently
nutured in the minds of the school chill
dren of America. A truthful. pure, un-
spotted character like that of Washington,
from boyhood to the last moments Of his
illustrious life, is one Of the best of human
models to hold up for the imitation Of our
American youth. This occasion affords a
fine opportunity to all the teachers in our
Public Schools to present to the pupils
the strong points Of W~ashingtons' charac-
ter and his consequent success.