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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24
NEu.1.E0'N IMPERIAL.
COUGH SYRUP.
win eneetuaiiy curc
coughs. 11Oarscncss. Group,
Colds, " hopping Cough,
ln0slcmza,
And all hi-es-s~ of the
THIRD AND Il Nl.S.

ttis pronounced ~ ali who have used Il. the rnos'
pleasant ard ncsciuns Cou,h Remedy ever intro
dncea
II has stood the test Of thirty years. and CONSTANT,
srown In favor.
~ M Mother should he w,thoutit
~ No Nurrery lr "n.plete without H.
y In ffct II -hould he in every family
iti the most PCT feet ssothng Syrup for sore THROAT
snd Irrtaled Lung- ~ avn. ne hundreds teeiif
who hava proved lis .,tacy.
II lie prompt In lis action always -afc. and BE-
given 10 the most delicate child With confidence and
- ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOr.
Y. y. SELLERS 4 co, Sole r. opr"tors.
ptTrSBURG. pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

frLsE FILLS.
a 50 celebrated
Manv vca,- ar IN
Paris fr III, ,sti-T
Of female t't.gu-
lmrit,es, ami after
Wat,ts - unto',ous
for their sr,nii,Al
smrIoy,neni In tho
pvactic. II abortion,
arr now offered ,og
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

. Dt,1'l &HQrHFs " AsTIT
ci T%s nust "a. c nss "a. ". .y.'. ,s,,
with rex whrclss has Ahen swarded THE fiRs, III
he Fsxsr ~ Msrs ~ the MI n At 1iiE GREAT
state Fair Of oil the Nostb- NV FNal AND FAIR
esu stases. alien the FiSps Of iSe. Al-sO At fuY
'W017E .: The iast 'woSiAtE FAtks or NV
Fairs Of the AmrfkaA + AMI Anlkk. NEW
rtituie: AND HAS l89N YORK. MICH An. VIZ
AWARDED TIM r1kNr tONslN. MsNNEs'IA
cR8M1uM nv TuE1OWA, a. AN TOOK
UNANIMOUS VOTE OFTNE FiksT IHEAi NJ
TIE CONUtTTBk FINN sil,tn AT
TIE GREAT NEW ENt.TtEfA FAfkUt 1iiE
LAMB fAiR or iaSs AWERn'AN t>stt1t1i
AFTEH THE MOST NTl'> A. Ek usiiut
SCRCTFNvZf "a TRIAL I'D tns-hof -5Aea
% THE VARIOUS MA-ihrr,+f ,atths tn. alrrt afd
CHIMES of NtNEkOti :, time iqk,t'.nt ~ :, "a
COMPETI rOKS. II" -.po hrp,ie g.. f,fid
THE uNlVERSA lls,r-no Injury tvthe
CLOTHES WRINGEN' i"'hes
wrinss clothes aim. II dry Scion Robinson says
without injury 10 the nio-iI ma.hi'". sorf 4
delicate garments, and earl use. Is though, mofr
never gets tired on, Of ~ 'o-dns than ever
order De fts eipt 80 the price
Mro. Cyrus W. Field from pine > where nu ,,'se
eays: 1T RoNeN grpafi. ceiling. ~ -,-u,i anc
lahR without inIusy 10 th~ Wsshcr aud Wrinrrr
clothes ] thesefore mo~, either u. IN. tr "f
decidedly rUcpnmend iis freight charges. Family
l uae,' size Washer SIT 80 ~ !.
Wr'uecr. sin; No. awfln.-
ev, $s.sn.
l Az Exclusive right Of ssle given 20 .hc fr..
responsible applicnnt for each towi.
L SEND Nw ciVcuinrs. givinr wholesale ard retail
l terms. X. C.. BROWNING. 0,p~'ni As.n,.
j No. ~ Cssurtlsnd ~. New Yovk,
0ctee din (Opp0eits Merchants Hotel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER

Pain IN the right side under the edge Of the mia In
ercasiue pressure sometimes the pain h In the lei
side: the patient rarely able to lie the len eide
sometimes the pain il felt under the soulde blade
aud i frequently extends TO the top Of the shoulder
and Is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the arm
II. stomach il affected with loss Of appetite and sick
the bowels in general ere cOstise eouetimoD q
terting with laxy; the head IL troubled with pain
accompanied with dull. heavy senAicn In the bacl
part There r. generally considerable loss Of memory
accompanied With paisfui sensation Il having lef
undnne something which ought to have been done
elih' dry cough Is sometimes attendant. The pa
tent complains II weariness and debility: he h eaGily
startled hi- Zee, are cold or brrnine and he complal,
oi prckiy -ensaton of his skim HE spiFiis are Inv
and although he IL sa,rded that exercise womb b
beneficial 10 him. yet he scarcely mp fbrtAuds
enough TRY H. In fact he dirtrusis every remedy
Several Of The above symphonic accompany the diseaee
hr' ca--- have occurred when lew Il then existed
Yet examination Of the hy after death has shown TIN
liver TO have htecn exicurivelY dsnnged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24
C0nstitutlon Life Syrur
Cares % SwollIog q ~ Cloole,

Either Of The Fsss, Neck. sr Fenale Breast. sad
shsuld b taken e sesn = the swslliss 10 desses
%, thus psevssting their bssakisg. ord psodue-
ing troublesome Disehssgisg H0res. which die
Heure % many Of The younger portion Of the
community, from elk 70 twenty years Of age.-
Youug children are very subject 70 Dischsrxes
from the Ears. which depends upon Scrofulou-
constitutiou. Thsseeases soea recover BY tskn I
afew dssss Of the Life Syrup'= ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

Take TWO three pills going to bed every second OF
third night II they do not purge two three times
the ncxi morning. take or two more; but eligh
Pile may be used when purgng simply 10 neces
gary A. bilious puRnve TRY sre in1afior h
none and In do-ep Of two tree they rive aot0uish
ing relief In Sick Headache also in sslghs desango
monte OF the stomach
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24
ACUE AND FEVER.

Or MclAnes liver Pills. In caeee Of que and Fever
when taken wh Vuiniie. promotive Of the mOe
happy results No better caihavsic he used pre-
Idraurs to. or after taking xuninc. Ne would I'D
wise all Who afflicted with this dsrase give them
A yAii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

Apcsaaivs and spsei1e rsuedy Ter Ill dissee<s
srt(t.eaing from N lMPCRI 11ATH o. f0E
nLOOD: a.d for ~ lhesaitaryl Dl6EASIR
transmitted RON PARENT To C6ll.D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

Sent free BY mail on receipt Of price.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
4 NDERSONYILLE.

EOR SALE in BROOKLYN-50 HOUSES
Il on Laf.y-t,e Carlton Portland Gr-~ne and G-tossves
also on Oxford Cumberland, Adeph and Ray rond s,s
THOMAS WILDWOOD, No. ~ Cedar -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

BUREAU oy OaoNAscE, NAVY DEPARrHsSg.
WASHINGTON CfrI. Fan. IL. 1876 !
GALE of fSERVICEABLE and UNSERVCE
- ABLE NAVY POWDERS. at the UNITED STATES
NAvY.YARD NORFOLK. Vrginia-Thtre will b. soid 70
the highest bidders pabc auction Of the 18th dsy
Of March 1895 the Office of tho Iuspei0r Of Ordnance al
tho Norfolk Navy Yard by sample Eve aundTd and thirty
four housand.Iour hundred and three 3. a0 pounds Of
Navy Powders, as follows
502 go pounds Service .sls.
1871 pouuds Condenlred
l9Sls pounds DaInsgsd
A6is pounds Comp ssssed
55s.tOc
Az only about hundred and seventy two thousand hfss
hundred ard hy I've @ porUds Of theSs Powders
in barrels purchasers mus, provide barrels u.o which the
msndsr may DO smpied from the tanks for which pedod Of
thirty 0 days will be allowed The Powder ia barrels how
ever BE- removed within days from LAY OF otbef
wis. they will revert to the Government.
TlxMs-CAsH in Government funds, shalt te p9rchss
money be dposted at toe compilation Of the sse sad the
lsindsx before the Pow d-rs removed
u. A. WISE. Chief Of Bafrau.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Anctioneef
I EASE of the Office Of the COLUMBIAN
IL INSURANCE COMPANY at AUCTION. by order OF
rccrivcrs-ADRIAN II MULLER. r. X. WILKINS Co.
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, Feb. II. 1866. at ~
O'Clock at the Exchange Salenoom No III Broadway BY
order OF tho Undersigned receivers the lease and fixtures
the promises lately occupied by the Columbian Insurance
Company OF Wall and sts which win include
the principal office foor and the second
oo connected with the first by stairway the receivers
serving the In third story during the continuance
tho leases to close up the the Company The esses
will expire May 1861 The leases and schedule Of the
included with the leases be the Office Of the
late Company Possession Of the premises will be- given
the 18th Of March next
JOSEPH MORRISON, In
y. LEFFINGWELL, jnsce'ef~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Mem publications.

VNHE HOME JOURNAL
% WEDNESDAY. Feb. IL. commences nc~ sna
brilliant romance
BY LAMARTiNE.
Entitled
FLOR DALIZA:
ANiDYLL OF ITALIAN LIFE.
Which will run through sbou. numbers Of the paper
This however only OF its features Among the sttrsc
lions Of the prcsen, volume Series Of Sketches by
Barry Gray; Original Essays Book Reviews. Art Criticism
SPARKLING Sketches Spicy Letter. Social Fashion and o'en
Gos,p Pithy Paragraphs, Persoud Items Early Extracts
from Unpublished Works. Choice Selections from hns'n
French snd other Forrign Periodicals In a in fsc' tha'
tends to make an instructive and entertaining newspaper the
HOME JOURNAL will still retain its reputation as the favor
lite OF the be,les slettres press
TERxs For one copy year. 81; for three copies 81
bo or one copy for three years 5o always in advance
Subscriptions orders rruttances and all other cennunlcs
dous 10 be addressed to the Publishers,
Mp. WILLIS MORRIS PHILLIPS.
No. iOI Falon-st., New York.
Single copies for sale BY all News Agent, In the United
States and Canada
PRICE SEVEN CENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
MEDICAL PuRvgyoRs OyYicE, I
WAsgis6rog, ID C., Feb 9 1856.
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO

GALE OF MEDICINES BtlONGiNG I'D
~ THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF TIE ARMY
An Auction Sale Of Valuable MEDICINES, no longer
quiyed by the Medical Department u = Army will be bed
in this city RSDAl tho t day Of March next. and
succeeding days If necessary ~ O'Clock H. the
houses cs,cd Judiciary square Fifth snd streets back
Of tho City Hall
The Medicines In ths original pacAaees and the aeu
ton Of tic trade invited to this sale. which viii embrace
the following principal articles, VIZ;
Suphuc Ether 500 70 Alcohol, 800 bottles Compound
Spirits Of Ether 500 ID Simple Cerate oeo ID Chioroforn
800 h Fluid Extract OF Buchu. 250 10 Fluid Extract of
Cinehona 500 10 Fluid Extract OF lpeccusnha 800 ID fluid
Extract Of Rhubsrb $50 N Mass hydarg ESQ n DoyeIs
Powder, $50 n Cod Liver OIL 900 bottles; Camphor Ps-
LOCO dozen Compound Cathmtic Pills, 5000 dozsu Opium
Pills 1000 dozen; Iodine Of Potassium 2eo 10 RhubArb soo
ID Powdered RhubaTb 2s0 ~; Snp Of Squil 500 10 Com
pound Spirits of Lavender. 6 10 beside other article>
Upward Of sixty articles Of the Kde5ia hecioo IN lot. sim
lar to the above, will be offered for sale.
Catalogues containing complete lsi with full particular,
will be ready by the 18th inst.
Terms: Cab, In Government finds.
Five days will be allowed to purchaser. 10 removing thsu
property { SUTHERLAND,
Surg. o. :. 4, Medical Purveyor
G. w. SVTELER Jr, Auctioneer
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
" II o. MAR Nos. 70 and q Broadway, N. Y.
Locations made for parties from selected Qu.ter Sections
60 acres, tho choicest Of Farming Pine Timber Govern
msnt Lands the States Of Michigan, WiscOnSn Missouri
Iowa. Minnesota and Kansas and Territories Of Nebraska and
DAcotAh
FREE HOMES FOR ALL.
BEST LANDS III THE WORLD
Complete Instructions furnished those desiring tote upor
Lands under the Homestead enactment WHERE
and HOW choice selected Quarter Section lGt
ecTes) In either Of the above ststes and Territories.
Special attention given Sodier locations under ended
Homestead Act. Improved FaTms richest Of SOIL be.ut
locations for sale at low rates. In ali ofthe Woste States
TAXES PAID. TITLES EXAMINED.
Bounty Land Warrants and College Scrip located by special
contract Our cites for sale Of good Western improved
vsd For particulars send postpaid envelope, with address
for Circular, GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY, Boz
No. 5000 New. York Refer, by permission 70 His Excel
lency REUBEN l.. fENTON Governor Of the State o. New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
T,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865,
Third Edition Now Ready

FOR 1865.
Third Edition Now Rssdy.
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AED STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
AsfxoSoncAL D1PARrHLSr;
Eeltpses for the year 1895.
Lunar sad Planetary onjunetio"a
Conjunction Of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 P,aces
Jewish and Mahomed1n Calendars
Tsbls OF siI,y-ope Brsh, Stars
foIIr1cAI DEPARTMENT
Unlted States Government Hinisters re.
Senator. and Representatives Of xxxIxth CouUs'a
Law. Psssed at the last Session OF Cougrea-
Public Resolutions and Procsmsona
slsveholders Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Eventa
The Union Party ls-Resolutons Of the Union State
Convention, on Reconstruction and Impartial Suarsge
impartial suarage-Lsws in the Several States
The Constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address Of President Lincoln.
Reconstruction and partial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865. carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for THs TEisusE
ALMANAC
Tefrtoral Election Returns for 1855.
s,es Of the Union Cspsls Governor Time Of Mestin:
Of Legisls.ures. Time Of State Elections.
The Territories Of the Union-ther Capitals and Governors
Popular Vote for President by Sa.os in 1884 1850 and 1855
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We believe other manual compsc. and cheap this
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SUBSTANCE OFFICE, U. s. A.. No SourH GAYsr..
BALTrxoRE, Nd. Jan. 81, 1866

SuBsrsrxACx OriCB. U. s. A.. M SourH GAYsrpl
BALTIMORE, Nd jan 81, 1906
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
" HARD BREAD.-Sssled Prorssals in dsplicste WI
b. received this Office daily aud oened IL o'clock on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during ths month a
Febrasy for ths purchase Of surplus GOOD HARD BBEAD
on hand at this drpot
The Bread in OF 6y t5o) pounds eaoh- AL the
Bread offered under this advertisement has been carefully
thoroughly inspected each box having boso opened cx
amined sod then ecoopcrd and box allowed repaceA
which did up to the standard ioS soe to oope
No proposal, received for ss tina twenty 2ol boye Fur
will DO delivered board Of anspoEss without ex
pense to .be purclaser.
Payment required In Government funds notification o.
acceptance Of bid Twenty day, SLOWED purchasers to
move stores Shoud -,ion be closed during this time.
the tins lost will nO be con'd;red Proposals 70 De IN
dorssd on tbs envelope Proposals for Hard Bread and 81
dressed TO THOMAS WILSON. Bre,et Lieut.. Col.
and &. S. u. 3. A. Brev-s Brig Gen vols-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
DOLIING MILL for SALE.

POLLING MILL for SALE.
~ Ths CATASAUQUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
odsr for SALE their ROLLING MILL stusted At Csassuqus
Lshigh Co.. fen. Tho mill Il nearly and In s1ceoa
condition. Il hA single and double puddns furnaces
sry saasessr, pds Tos heating furnaces train Of roll,
ef large .se Iron, oIneh rain for sns ssss train foI
boiler and pAss With reversing seer steam
fof blast vertical sam sngnss fof driving the mill Thsrs
are rertmens houss bslongns to The mi The situation
cannot BE- ezessd ng In the Of the Iron and Goa
.tGsa q u: Lshigh vIsy Appsso. 70 b mad. 70 B. ]
LE5 DOh: No - nesh bslswssesvs, Philadelphia; THE
OD0&1 sTVAoES. NJ IA Pssd-sl. ksw.YsfA q u ths
hil who're The propsnveaa b ssss.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A NDERSONVILLE.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING REAL
W EaTATF fnr ALE All ACTION --cLe Rz.l 49,

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING REAL
v ESTATE for SALE AT ArCTlON.-rhe Real Estate
lately belonging 10 the Norwich Anna Company known a.
tho Eagle Armory situated tie road fom Norwich 10
Groenvic about half mile fci the Waurcsan Hotel 10
The City Norwich lying bewecl the Shctu ket River
the Norwich aud Worcester Rsroad having froutnze ot
about 500 feet each and corny about three acres On
the premises story brick bdns sbou, 2lOI 50 feet
steam aud pipe, for hssng lighting OF the SANE
Also. the same premises good br4 oice store hon.s
barn. engine aud boiler house aud lstory brick
with slate roof about 2oilOo feet will snatins and ben,
complete gas ard steam pipes four boA an engine
cent TO drive the machinery ia beth buildings
Also on the Greepyue road sdoinin the above bres
tenement BLOCK, containing twelve tcemen,s With lie
land on which stands; also. moth of h named prsr
ises about 800 feet LAND said having dop,b Q,
about 2 feet and running bach to the rasd Thss bres
parcels Of property win BE- offered pnbh aacou en- tbs
premises. on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February nsI .,
~ O'Clock H. (unless previously dispo.d VI Al pnySA
s and Dc positively sold to the highest bater avoses
terms which will bs made known at the tune OF sale
y. L. GLEASON Traaes
Hartford. Coma. Jan. 2y 1865
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer.

GEORGE COOK, Auctioneer.
M salesrooms. No. 81 Libertys
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRORS, &C.
On THURSDAY, February l3 at l0i o'clock, large and
varied stock Of e fGror Chamber Library and Dining
furniture suite and n separate lots Library and Score
sry Book Cases. Side Boards Lounges Easy Chairs Csler
burios. &c. Well worththe notice Of buyofs
~ Is Auction sales OF Furniture Of tho residences Of
owners W hon desired.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
ANDERSONVILLE. A

HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within
L 30 minutes Of the ferry BY cara desirable HOUSE
built OF brick; brown stone bssemcnt and trimmings three
sy basement and sub cellar in hesihy and pleasant scs
sasy Call on OF nddIoss IL L. NO. las Fulionst, New
York. Eaipr saIoon
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
4 NDERSONVILLE-See Advertisement
"A Eighth Page.
Cypress Companies.
A NDERSONVILLE.

n NDEhSONs Lille.
CHANDLERs NEW EXPRESS - From
Magnolia, Pike County. 70 Ho!mesvils county ssail
Pike County, Miss. tn.weeky.
From Magnolia 10 Jacksonwood and Liberty county ses
Arnito County, Mss, triweesly
From Liberty TO Cenrevle and Woodvle County seat.
Wilkinson County semi weekly.
win supply Subscribers residing st in the vicinity Of any
the stations the New Orleans Jackson and Great North
EN- Railroad Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Rail
roads and Hotmesvlc, Jscksonwood Liberty Centreve
WOo1yie Monticello toounty seat Gsatin County ses
Pine Bud etc. with ,hs New Orleans, Mobile vicksburg
| Jackson and Meridian
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
HavnS Agents above viii attend 10 recording deeds col
lecng, etc.
Letter. mailed no cents ineossd packages sent TO
Agent Chsnders Expre. Magnolia. mss will bs pomp.
| ly fo-wsrded.
Until the Ms Routes and Post OHcss ere resssbNsAsd
will mail ard pay postage Letters from the above plscesto
| the Magnolia Pos. Office
Passage from Magnolia TO Liberty. %
Letters u. s. postage paid. 10
Newspaper and Circulars, u. s. postage paid.
Supsrptons AID advertisements country papers re.
esvsd By j. BENZ. CHANDLER,
' No. 20 CsrondeletsL
New Orleans, L.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

A NDhhooN' iA-H
rJ,HE WORLD BEFORE THE DELUGE.
ID. APPLETON Co,
Nos. 40 and AS BROADWAY.
Publish this day.
THE WORLD
BEFORE
THE DELUGE.
By LOU EiGUIEH-
Containing 25 Ideal Landsca OF the Ancient Nord De
,rued BIZ and 28 Figures OF Animals Plants and othe
Fo.s RrmAns and Res.orstons Translated from tie 0u't
French Edition. vol 8vo +S pages o. 80;
"The World before the Fooo rep odnction OF one o.
these euvye de witch the publishers Of rance de
Erht to exhibit their refined In literature aud art III
object give history Of the progressive steps by wct
the earth has reached its present state rom hst
chaos when IL without form and void and dsrknes'
covered the face the waters tracing .he varo9s
and through which It has passed uuIi IN nt
wordl Of the poet, ii may be said
Where rolls tue deep, there grew the tree
q Earth what changes hast thou seen.
There, where the long street roars, hath been
The silence OF the Central sea
small complainant to the Author 20 be able 70 state
t four editions have b-en demandrd and 23O purchasers
found for work the space OF less .hsn two ycar de
mapd 90 sr know ogeher ubpece for works oil
a scieptihc character.- Extrsc. from Preface
Sen. free by mail on receipt Of price.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A NDERSONVILLE.

EOR SALE-An old fashioned 2-story aud
attic HOUSE. with Bern and about u of ground
1t is In close proximity TO tho Sound and New Haven Rail
road hour from Tweny'oventh a. to the station Apply
to No nfi Grand-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
9Gtes 'bn. Xutiors

CnRp QrAays1aA sfER's Osyroa
PHnADsLrHaa DsPesf. February 10. iSec. +
EXTENSIVE SALM or GOVERNMENT
~ CLOTHING AND EoUrpAGE.
VIII oc sod at pn5sp aoc6on, N TIN SCftUYLKILL Al.
SENAL Philadelphia. WEDNESDAY the 3ist instant,
e 10 O'Clock. m. grsek rsrkty o< NEW AND WO&A
oUPPLIES. ocuprsins-.
Area J,ckets
Boots KnapsackA
bootre<, kettirs.
Buttons, Legxiaa
Coats, Mitens
Cost Straps Mess PnA
Camp Coors and CASES. Numbers,
Caps. Pillow Caos%,
Cap Covers and CsDes PonpouA
Canteena Shirts,
Drawers. stockinss
Epsu'e,tcs Scales,
Fags Spades
CAiters Leather so1. Can. Shovels.
owea Led<oofA
Hs,chets and HsrdIes. Sik-Bls and Scsnes.
Hsvsrs,cks Tents-about 5000 CsAns
Hat Orlanrnls, and Li1rn.
Iron BedsAsds, Tent Flies,
Iron Pots, Tslmss
h u sry ,,her syticles no. enuneshsd Ia bh
advrrtiemeu.
Many OF the articles and In excellent condition
Catalogues stating Quantities and describing the property cas
be obtained at this Office.
The scles 10 for days previous 10 thosaiA
upon application 20 the Military Storek 1epe tbs Arsenal
Teus-Cssh. II Government funds
WILLIAM W. McKIM.
Colonel and Chief Quareruaster. Philadelphia Depot
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

A MERICANS VISITING ENGLAND. on
n arriving LIVERPOOL. will fnd & a; Mcs'rs lee NiC.
~ dress for immediate use or nse order at lew hours
notice The superior style and hpish is observed :. 81
their well known establishment in kcgentst LonaTn. a.
pronpnsde or demidrrss supehne frock Costs. With rea
silk breast facDg morning coats OF superior mrno1
guur.s for the st,er 1.2 to ID guinsas For ne
purpose morning Goats with pocket haps 81 the wa
Angola and Cheyiots the price from 2j TO guneas Toe
Aneolas and Cbeviots also made In suits as prices ron
suineas evening dress bact cloth Of the finest quality
For yrrcous Melton, Beaver and Whitney Cloths from 70
gunesA For young gentlemen, dress and morning suIti
Highland Drcsses, Kuickerbockrrs Overcoas &c fof
Lades-Riding Habits, Closks. Paetots jackets Water
proof guinea Tweed Cloats, aud Goats. kc
The several novelties in desn aud fabrics are confined ex
clusiyey to Messrs. Eicollss establishments.
II. j. & d. NICOLL,
TAIoHs TO rHH QUEEN ROYAL FAMILY AID THs COURT o'
EuKoPx. Nos. ia, 49, lis, AID 40 R.aksrT
2l CoRsHItL LONDON No. 10 MosLEr ST.. hScHxs
TER AsD No. so BOLD ST, LIVERPOOL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A NDERSONVILLE.
vTO GARNET MAKERS and CHAIR MAN.

VINO CABINET MAKERS and CHAIR MAN
Il UFACTJRERs--SHER!FF's SALE Of UNFINISHED
CHAIRS bo cold under execution ct The factory of
Wright, Parker Co, Southeast Putnam County, q large
quantity Of UNFINISHED BLACK WALNUTCHAIRS and
othrr articles ia that liue LAMP CLEANERS &C., on
THURSDAY, the ish inss 81 o'clock p m. The Harlem
car, 10 direct Browster station and the factory about
mile therefrom. j. J. SMALLEY, Sheriff, 10.
WrEnY II. MosASe1. Attorney, &c. ~
JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer, will SELL
u al AUCTION ell the elegant Household Furniture at No
70 Wet Forty thirdst Wednssdsy. Fsb. H. ct II o'clock
eonng ofbandsoms Velvet Brussels and Igrsn Csrpssius
Por suites covered In Brocstee and Reps Piano
OIL Painting. Mirrors also large variety Of birda ks
a NyDUDoONTyyU ----------
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
A NDERSONVILLE.
BrREAu oY ORDNANCE. NAVY DEPARrsEsr
WAHISGIoy CITY Jan. y. 1876. s
YALE of NAVY POWDERS at the NAVY

~ YARD. Portsmouth. ". n. There wn bc sold t. tbs
hEhes. bidders OF the fourteenth D day :Febsy
1856 Ia the Office OF the Inspector Of Ordnance az the Ports
moch Navy Yard by sdrpis Five Thousand 5000 barrels
Of Navy Powders.
Tefu. cash. in Government funds half 10 be deposited
end ofte sale the renanarr within days ae
ward during which time the Powders must he removed
from the Portsmouth Magazine At the Nsyyisd, oLer~i
they will revert to the Government.
- a A WISE Chief Of Brrran