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Der Bcarh pf &oStrcI un6 Rs1tstc jug Uattt mcrE
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aeutSunr, Sc,pelt as pcnenbet. trr5Iteeen. Deriate init
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6rfe uHb 5peite g4ar6 fub bereit5 eiEteri9te,.
2. Difritt, N%mFniieno bic flute, ietfts, iiebsnte unit
abte Worh- &m g. 8enIe, @aleb %. 8nrgeE Huh QDW
>. NliGer Fleen ten Bearo Of Control anb Re5tep.
Shnfte unb ied1e GDarb 5sreits ein6erihtet,
3. Stfrift, umiaNeat bic rsalte, se5nte, elite u. spSift'
Wark-Gean 8. Gaicptf. Spbn y. Cannon unh 3ame;
Suffer biIeeu Ben @sarh Of @onircl anb Vteptep.
gteuute 0Sarb bereite etnberihtet.
4. Dtftitt, ~umfafenb lie ~brei5e6Rte, ~OierSe6nte, fttnf
seRnte unb ie&ssbnte WHrb-Scbn q. 3Fcupirn, DiHor
&rpcter unb Geparb Spesben hilben ben BOARD Of Con
IrOl anb Re0ier.
5. Difritt, u~mfaffenb bic iieteu3sbute, a&ta.bnte uni
n~eunsebnts uub 1~wauSisfe Dnrb = Gsiliam SprisS unit
Daniel Sarper biIben ben Hccrb ri Control anb Reriep,
Sieben3ebnte unb 09t0eb' te gRaro bereits etnberi@tet.
Sm auftrns her oeri6tecenen Soarbs
l6ucS-3Ssiatl Sob q. 2Pompion.
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Olci6e MeAtc.

albany, 20. 9iDS. Cine meilteaS au'
5rauen befrbsnre Gcuosnttpn Die u6ranen
reGtc", vsleide @e6tei uno rlonltiae 8e6ts'
anf ibr Banner seldrieben BAT, fam heut
Wtorgen in &neeOle !9aQ babier alamaten
Wie aewDhnli6 Bel berarttsen Gerlammlun
seu, mar Der Geiu4 6uBert gerin9. GltEa
betb Gaoy Stanton rief bic Convention au'
OrOnMn9 unb ma6te tte Mn5etee, eaB ot'
DrGiOentin, 2ucretta Mott, &ranttsttSbalbe'
absetalten mare, gu erl6einen. WaAosn
Trau StantOn ben 3wcd rer GonSentiOn aui
%etnanpsr gsIebt bate, i&lug lie euep StOn'
Bladrea Sur 9r1abenttn Doc, pelner Mntral
anqenummen tpmree. $3.50. -.
Gin aus Gli3d Scnes, Gti3abetb s. Stan'
ton, Barter piasbmrg, 5ree- D0u9laB uni
Sulau y. Nnt6unp deficiencies 0e14dftS'
@Omite purbe ernannt, wabreno 99ota Wfoti
unb emily Sones nit BEN Ginan,en betruut
wuroen. 6rau Bludweu btelt bann etnt
&ebe, in pel6er le ii6 iber bic Gdmpfe be,
8efIrpcrter Der slsihen ge6te rerbrettete.
unO Der Contention anempfa9L, nit ben 9te'
germ 9letne Sadie ~ MAIDEN. Sic crpGbntt
Der Nnltren9unaungen oeS 6rn. Scbn BrIst1
tn England ur9eralesmetnerun9 bes Stimm,
re6tS unb bepauerte nur. baB jene Nnltren.
suneert ltd nur auf Wanner bel&ranften
lpraA ober bic %1e6er3eugung aus, baB BIZ
3stt nabe iei, NC jeoer unteri6ieo elmer pu'
lttii6en Natur ;rt1Hen Deiben uno Ne9ern
MGnnern unO Grauen, ebsel6aft perbe.
Grdnlein IntbOny lcbte ben 81. 9. Snoe=
pendent bic &c6etcr Grpreb unb bic q. q
GrpreB tpesem ttrer 8efirpprtung Der Wet-
terreGte, tuurauf 6rau StantCn srtlarte, BAT
eS bauptlddli& bic remufrattide Yartet Sc.
trefen Jet, pelde itetS fir bic Grpetter1ng bee
Sttmmre&tes 9eptrtt babe, unb 6r. 8roofs
iet In benz lebten @Unarelie Der ein3tse 8efir
trOrter pes StimmrshtsS Der 5rauen gene
fen.
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fen onsenOmmen, wOrtn unter Nnberm BIZ
Grip1blung BON 5rauem ala Oelegaten sur
beDprlebenoen @onitituttonacpnpenttpn anent.
problem miro, ba bic Contribution uno bie@e.
lebe ptes ntht 1erbGten.
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Gin 8Wn9e Don unsea6r IA SaBreu tn S&u@manu &
Seim's Softer 6abrit, gec. 6 GB. 4altin1crefr. [trfr
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@taStsg OmiGdrs O5hce.

baltimore, 90. Ncc, 1886.
@eritcgeIte ansetete speshen ts Mtcntas
zen s. Decemeer gsrtHaittass 10 Nor in Nteier Ofiic
s~atsessu esnoruulsu, fur @rabirung, @Iafer
uao Giufaflmns ~bssjeaiseH Gte;IeS bon Grmteilau
ST., 5mii&en Gilmore Str. uaS @snniptbania Arenlte
Ben beuI G~catraItcr cher ben @cntrattcren pirb @iirS
f5aft nit Guertanntcr Gi&srbeit fir tie cute auSfilrlni
Ger arbsit in usbersIRaimmnno nit Der CroinanS rSn
geIiem fir Grsfiraas, YhaIt.Tn ron 9anes, @lepS ah'
Stgasen tr Gtaht @altimeys f~efJuiesen Derlanss
Sut guFtraa s. @mitP,
Ho29iAt5mtl GierF keS StnbtsGcH fitllars,
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Gin retpst;GbIeS NSGtteu, bas gut fctbea, nAt6aa IRo
btseln fann. Outer 2pbn pirb 5usefiGert. ytafsutra<
sen 9fo' IA 9. Green Ctr, 8piI3eu German u. 0on6aro
Str. .t.ta 1858 (bcfriG n
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RenesCS aus europa.

8ebebesGarID erbp. -Mmerita
mnbbt NIabamaonfprI6e.
6altfar, 81. Nobbr. Der Dampfer
Nfrica 1T NIT Na6rihten pom 10. uno IL.
aus 9ieerpuol relp. 9ueenStppn bter einse<
trOHen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-22

1bameatr. Nr. IS, '
58s uuter auft6t Der nDeuideH @eitai&aft."
Gas Diejenigeu, ,pelGe beutI6e Sanbpertsr, @rbeitee
pter Oienftmar&ea Sa bei&GftigeH WHniteu, fO~ie ali
beutften @r6eitIu6enDeu WpGet it@ periSnl& Deer in
franfirten 8riefen all ben agentea Der GeIeni&ait, 9ru.
S. @~fIIiRsbpft Str. 55 SRamesftr., 5uipenben.
pet6er unsutgefbi;d @aStunIt ertteilem ipirb.
Sci @&Xfsr & Sorabi, SDgde ber 4. uub
gspOb Ctr, philadelphia. itut gu babeu
Saulr. Samiliens &alenoer fir 1867 20 Gt6
Qabrer &alenber i 25 y
Strobburser &alencer % -
GtnIieoler &alenber 20 -
~. -H &c. &c. &c.
i44 Sn Partbteu btIIi8er.
Infer rsi&bultises, i~Orsfditia Getra9Ites Eager ent6ait
~auBerbep bas gseusfte uRb 9ebtessnfte aus allen @ebtez
prompt gu feiten biGisen Rreiien. @tn3elne Bdnbe Ser>
enbeu mic tur1 bic sanjen Ser. Staaten pr Bot. AS
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Ode 6oGioap unb Sapetteltr.
5Dbn .: g. Ttnolat,
MchtssQtntpult

unb friber Scr. ct. @teuersG Collector,
ptbmet beipnbere Gufmertiamteit nauentii& ioI3en Bro
seffeu. bic burt 8ei&lasna5me urter Dem Snternal Neoe'
Eue 0eiee eutite6eH.
b Office: @ourtIanb IT,, Ate 26iire bon eertnstou
Ctr. 16ott1mt3mlw
0CMtfd5eS Arbettsz 0ta 6tpeifun9ss
Sureau, g
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@eiM9ieben. .Meinz &eber.

Die beHe 3eit, nm Stebeu 81 S~erienseu. lift Der Serbft.
SO C~fietire bic a~nsrtanut tefen Scrten ::
1000 gtcrtons 8irsin:a @eetlins, Ableser 1925
1000 Detapare, 9tnittliaSs ...........2 200
1000 Sbe8 GeetIing , ...........2 200
1000 @cncorb ....... FPS
Soma unb 9irasIa pr Dusenb ........... 1s
Die 0teben fnb bon ausse3ei@neter Gualitdt unb bite
um gefIGi9e Nuftrase. Der 8etrag muS benz auftrao
~teigefuat ieiu. &br. MMg. @@mibt,
43-S] QUubpn, Dlabiicn Co., O6io.
e5race'S beriibn,te Satbe
tslit G6aittpuuben, BranSpunbeI uub Uetlesunse
bur& BerbrubunS. 800
Orace'S beribmte Gdlbe b,
5eit Beuleu, G&spGren uno &rebS. va.
Wrece'S beritGnte Galbe
eurist GaI,fuB, erpfpelas.
0race'S beriibmte Saibe
ttit cnfgeiprnueene Sdnbe unb GrcfbeaIea.
@race's teritbmte 6alte
BELT ate 9ei9pire, frH@e NDunben u. T. 10. .
STE iR i&nell In Der GDirfung, beieitist ben 6@mer,
aussnbtidlia unt bebt bSsartis ausie9enbe @eiHtpNieu u.
EntSiubunsen, pts tur@ einen 9aubcriGlag, fomtt @rz
.i9teruns unb SoufSnbise SeiluHS seratrsnb. yfnr rs
its. bic sscrl yetttelf Pcft ~iberiensst fur 30 9ts.
gu babcu Bel ;
8. g. Diusmore, SO DebfraBe, getceS)ort. san
g, 10. GcpIe Il . OF u, &ieentbamer, SSfoas
uub Bel allen Mrasgiaea. ! GpeceseibRableru unb 8auIisn'
tea oIf tem 9aabss l1ap1taRra.Rf
III ENaAn FML
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-22

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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-20
The Last Call!

: A IL pcrsousiNd debtedtot the 6rm Of Reber, Kuta
h& ulricg, Qfthey desire to save eeosts,) ,wllcome
torwaro and pay their indcbteJness W
lam determined 10 close up all acoounts and notes
Athin short ne, and unless paid they will belief
auth an officer for collection. itr.sf m wv
OrFICE-(Aver Reber Ruts b Ulrick~ store,
n the room formerly occupied hyA. McNNghs ESQ
Q. +. RAINEY. !,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-20

These Companies divide three .fourths Of net pro.
hts annually TO the Policy Holders in scrip bearing
interest at per cent-thereby funding the surplus
and giving policy holders greater security and
cheaper insurance.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-20
$40 Oo-sO 90

SILL 90
,h6-Sh shippers Of Grain, Flour, and other merchan-
disc can have insurance TO any place desired on the
most reasonable terms. '~i
We are authorized to pay for the scrip Of those
COMPANIES before delivery 4Ocents on the dollar.
@5-fhose who desire the BEST AND cHRAPRsf iusu.
rance IN the ostresponsible companies, will do we'll
to call on the Agent, at his Office In small frame
building, east oftbe court house
X, FRITTER.
Lancaster, May "a, ls0e--tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-20

80 90 375 90
RENAnKs;-By insurin9 IN one Of the above compa.
mes MS policy viii cost him for FIVE years SILL in.
stead of sl5Oby old sys tenn, to-wit:
To premium on $1,000 for FIVE years... slbO 90
BY scrip worth in Now York 20 cents. ... $40 90
BY interest received IN cash on scrip.o o 90
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-20
k(sII5lSIIEIaIS !
Patented May 30, 1906.

This is an article for washing without rubbing; ex.
ccpt In very dirty places which will require very
slight rub and unlike other preparations offered for
like purpose, WILL NOT nor THE CLOTHES, hut will
leave them much winter than ordinary methods,
without the usual wear ard tear.
ltremoyes grease spots as ifhy magic, and softens
the dirt by soaking. so thut rnsing will in ordinary
cases entirely remove IL.
This powder IL prepared m accordance with chem
chl science, and upon process peculiar 10 itself
which IA secured by Letters Patent IL has been In
use for more than year, and has proved itself nm
universal hvorte wherever IL has heen used Among
the advantages claimed are the following vis-
Iis0vcs all the expenses of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods,
It saves mostotthc ofrubhing, and wear and
kcar.
Also, for cleaning windows tits unsurpassed With
quarter the time aud labor usually required it
mparts beautiful gloss and .ustre, much superior
to any other mode No water required except to
moisten the powder.
DIRECTIONS with each package .tH
And can he readily appreciated by single trial.
Tho cost Of Washing Tor n family OF Ave or six per-
sons will not exceed rnRER cENrS.
Tho manufacturers Of this powder are aware that
many useless componnds haYe been introduced to
the public which have rotted the CLOTH or failed In
removing tho dirt, but knowing The intrinsic excel.
ence Of this article, they confidently proclaim It as
being aoaped to moet u demand which has long ex-
tcted, aud which has heretofore remained unsup.
piled.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-12-20
SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Photographs for two Dollars a. Tyven.
ty:nvc cents per dozen, executed at short notice
and in tho beststyle. Ifdesired they will be sont by
mail, postage paid Call at the rooms over Stoepss'
Drug Store, on Center Alley, and examine my fine
be convinced tht can suit you both in price and
artistic work. as wellas any operator in this section
II good work and low prices are wanted. confidently
Lancaster, Aug. 0. Iss0.--ly o. w. BoRAH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
QuAhTHRsAsTEE GENERALS OFFICE
FIRST DIVISION.
WASHINGTON d. C., Feb. 70 1886.
GALE of STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS


~ WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS &c, computing
THE v4ATER-WORKS AT GIESBORO, ID. c.
BY order Of the General there will be sold
. The preset Public Auction, under the direction OF
Captain George T. Browning, A. @ ~, on THURSDAY J,
Apr s. 1866 IL O'Clock the following described pubic
ON STEAM BOILER 30 feet long and feet in diameter
9Th eli the Necessary sppurtensnees including cast iron
front cocks globe feed pump smoke STACK and
Asod steam gauge sncroits patent Crate bars pipe plugs,
eedncinf pieces, &C.. all IN good order.
TWO WORTHlN0TON STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. 8,
llnch CYLINDER ench stroke 2horse power each and each
e.pabe Of pumping and forcing 100 go gallons Of per
Gay Connected with them are the requisite valves. glands.
Seupings bends elbows doublevslve oil cups &C. These
kenps are comparatively and In complete working
sr6eI.
A large quantity Of WATER PIPE a. follows:
., 1872 fee; 6ipch cert iron Water Pipe.
Il, 600 feet 3ipch castiron Water Pipe.
go feet Pinch wroughtiron Water Pipe
b64 feet ]! -inch csstiron Water Pipe
q 900 feet X inch cast-iron Water Pipe.
800 feet linch cast-irop Water Pine
500 feet 4 inch csstiron Water Pipe.
fHIPTY.ONE CASTIR0N FIRE'PLCGs Iyress pat.
sut with ell the necessry connections such IT, bends.
sop cocks elbow fourwy pieces &c. all In excellent
Mtion together with
ALL THE TOOLS. ke required for making alterations
md repairs In wster pipe such ppecung machines taps
and des plyers crabs drs, punebes esukinS tools &C.
Terms Cash In Government funds
Deliveries viii be made 10 purchasers on before the ars
(laJ day OF May nett.
boat or Giesboro Will leave the siIhst wharf every
hosT during the day Of sale
Any further information that may be desired will be given
ppon application person by letter, to Capt George
SsounDe A. q M GiesbofO, ID. C., or at this Office
JAMES A. EKIN, Bvt Big. Gen. in charge
First Division, q NJ. q. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Msnsger....-.......wM WHEATLEf.
lTHy EsTABLIsnxZyr Sor ADVERTISE II rHn
NETWORK HERALD
FOURTH WEEK
Of the rifted and charming young coincidence.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who viii appear THIS EVENING for the
FOURTHTiME DURING the PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
In her celsbtsted role Of
MARIE,
In the interesting drama translated and adapted expressly TOT
Miss Mitchell by the su,hor OF fsncbon, called the
PEARL OF SAVOY;
Or THz MOTHERS PRAYER
BEAUTlFUL SCENERY, ELEGANT COSTUMES:
RICH APPOINTMENTS, AND FULL CHORUS
Mr.. J. w. Coll.t, J. q. Burnett ID. Ration, l. Lamp
=. h Home w ". Dsnvers, T.. Barry Nee Nolan hencei
&C kc Misses Mary Wells Mseder, II. Chapman, Everett.
WhnlocI, kc, kc., In the cast
Act lathe PRAYER.
Act2d-ThE TRIUMPH
Act 3d-THE ABDUCTION
Act th-DESPAfR.
Act 5th-EAPP1NEsS.
Aami,ron,' IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestra
Chairs 81 So Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes d.
Family Circle (-ntrance Crosbyrl ~ centa Private
BoI.s, 81, 80, SO
se.is secured .iI days In advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
CrAKTERxAsTKR GENERALS OyyIcB, J
fIRsT DIVISION, :
WARRINGTON, D. C., February, q. 1895. y
' EnlfEDNNjENT RITZ nINCG

WARRINGTON, D. c. February, q. 1906.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES EENCING. WHARVES, &c, at GlES'
Bono D. C. By order Of the eneral there
w be sold the premises at pubc aaeon under the Oh
% MONDAY April 1900 at 10 O'Clock and sGn,iaginE
eom the hour each DAY thereafter leHeept WEpNhS
and Wser WORKS viii he .olo) until the whole ,ha have
bsss disposed Of the following described public property to
Eleven ~ OFFICES (frsne 2s1l4o two ,tcrrs) feI7o
Ms 2ox20 two soTies) lexls Kitchen adjoining lOI
isbtTn nine me Zee, IAB0RERs' QUARTERS Oame)
eIs fourteen Ria and one o1le with shed
f. %, DWELLINGS nrsme,; ,s1sO two stories, with
bsei buildings l2152 four o12. l5I4o leI3l leI@ with
with wing lo1l4l 24I24 with ,hed adjoining sI.o)
NDe wn M wns lea as two .iSo. viii
sSOns o12 2e1l+o 2a1sO two stoTes 1870 1854 aud
Tbirtytwo 81, STABLES tfrsme) Twenty four 2eI4a7
IN 2s15S l132, and one l3I2s with shed adjoining
One ~ HOSPITAL STABLE ttrsme), with s2-o lineal
One u ISSUING STABLE tane) with sala nne.l fee,
twenty t29 BUILDINGS frame, 2s,3a ss.:s ls,o2 70,
n ISIs5 loxi6 four 1880 four 9122 b4s, 2oII<O 2iIS
sslsco, 2oI2s and l7Il7.
ssaEPPSG %AT ffi fHNKs ..s two fee, deep
Sevenyeish, (s) HANGERS, 3.Ilt' three hal feet
Twenty Sag ouIHousEs:
One ~ HAY SHED, ll2a9l2
Thr. e g, WHARvEs: One 1is square feet, on. H. es
ssa.s feet, and Zone. one r $50 square feet
IEk(1NO, ZaS5tAInetl ieet
One III STOREHOUSE (frsme), 521l9.
Tive BLACKsMiTHS SHOPS tfsme)i Rxlos ard eJI
l6e. -
One n) ENGINE HOUSE, l1I3l
The buildings will be sold snsy and must be removed with
b fifteen days
The buildings will be taken down at the expense OF pur
ehaser bat the lumber will n desired be devsed by the
Government free Of charge for transportation Oh TIE oepo'
wharf
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
for Gesboro w leave the sixth street whsrf every
hour during the day OF sale.
For farther niGIRsSn sRPy in ps.'Opn or By l.sr to
sr 10 tbs oetce JAMES A. EKIS,
Breyet Bissder-Genersl in charge.
First Division, q N. o. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

I ICY RUSHTON~ THEATER.
IL Nos ia and 30 Broadway Opposite the N y HosQ
Sole Lessss and Manaseress. LUCY kUshIoS'
On TUESDAY. March 49, and during the week, the per-
Torrance Will commence with
FORTUNES FROLrC.
Amer which the Vaudeville, in two acts, Of
THE APPOINTMENT.
PHENOMENON IN A SNOCk FROCk.
Doors open At 4; Performance 70 commence u ~
Acting Msn,grr and Treasurer. MI bpAviS
IN preparation and will shortly be produced an entirely
spectacular musical burlesque with startling nschsncs
and scenic effects before attempted In which
MISS LUCY RUSHTON will appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
MINING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
ANk Prof HITCHCOCK, late Of Auhersi, No 81 fsIs'

LIKE DEPARl MENl.-I ne treasurer OI
the Chlrabls Fund OF the tre Department with much
p.,,are .eInowledg-, the receipt Of 65 "a, by the hands
Of Albert Destour eco Tresursr Of the fremens Ban Com
B ,y.n =, m. Academy OF Music on n. -vrpn,
airy a 1850 in aid OF the Widow and Orphan Fund OF the
'''''''' NV JOHN s. GILES. Treasurer
rb. Tr..surer In behalf Of th. Department tenders hi
sincere thsnts 10 the Ball Committee for the sdDuibe ar
and excellent nsnsgsmen, thst characterized the
B. In aid Of the Charitable Fund Of the Fire Department oIs
o. ID. brilliant aud racve entertainments III The fes
vs the pas, the pecunary results Of which are
gratifying the friends and members Of the Department
To our fellow citizen. who generousy responded TO the
the Committee tender our warmed sckDowedg
ment. II 10 also most gratifying 10 the members Of the
ale Volunteer Fire Department that their FORMER able
and efficient services are so Substantially remembered
labor health and even ne Itself the Volunteer Fire De
par,msnt 4 city for daring the change made by es
tive d.bsndns the SUD
and reshe his po.t until relieved from duty by the paid
o,snms1h not HE s Rssyon ..d d. posonoa.
beads aud threatened destruction to beloved country the
bremen Of the CAV Of N.wYok among the first
Zouxves who led by the amened Ellsworth to the held
Of strife subeqnently when tho casualties Of had de-
cmstsd the rsni Of the second Fire Zou.v' the hemen
from their body and from their resources recruited
IN. 90 the standard placed
The field Of service and on their return from bloody
ft the Hall Of Representative OF the Volunteer IRE De
sry both in the navy and on the field. Of battle
Was not such Institution worth preserving MOI such
~ (. vsan sShx Of md the
decrease OF M have placed the fund for relief OF the
widows and orphans Of deceased hemen very
position; and earnestly appeal to the oenevorh TO assist
grsuous efforts to sustain charity that for nearly
of century carried relief and consolation TO
the bedside Of needy and hremsn eb-red by Its
the lonely hede OF the INDECENT aud Borrowing
widow guarded with psesl care HE helpless orphans
within the limits OF sect ereed-wch 10 no. bestowed
Wee insmybu sueriss in Il. embrace relief to the
INDECENT and distressed widows and ophsns who have no
ordinary claim but such arise from the services and 'sc
aces s,utOusy rendered by their deceased husbands and
thers many entered the Department In the bloom
aud vgor Of with bright hopes Of the future, alas
be realized They h, passed away and bequea'hed
orphsns Of which 400 Of the former and 100 Of the latter
claim our care and sympathy.
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OuARrrRxlsTER GENERALS OFFICE, }
F,,s1 DIVISION WASHINGTON d. q, FEB. "a, Ieoo'
GALE of STEAM GRlST MILL

CAVALRY DEPOT oIESBORO. D. c
BY order OF the QuariermseT General there WI ne 'o
- he preise az public auction. under the direction oi
Cart George T. Browning A. @ ", on NEDNESDAi
Apri 1860 at IL o'clock the following described pup
"S poSE III STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL D.,
tame with massive granite ioundaons 80 30 eet WIN
sosl hsy ard engnehouses attached 81 contracted oil 'he
very best material and the substantial manner
Also a. the same tine and place the machinery and spph
ONE 1D ENGINE, OF lOoHORsE POWER
With evnder Of twenty-five az inches diameter and twenty
Sonr "a niche. stroke upon heavy castron bedpss
With cold and hot water pumps ana heater Sd ca1tM"h
0ywhe-l with driving pulley OF tne same maternal yen
fte in diameter and wentyfoar 24 irehes face with Jud
Two 9 BOILERS. OF 6GHORsE POWER EACH,
made Of the best boiler ron tvexieenths 3o) oil an men
4 ,icEpes. hye Isl feet diameter. and fourteen 4 feet
Ave 5) inches length; each boiler containing seventy SIX
no lap welded hues three 90 snd fourth ~ inches
e ds4seE VIII 81 ~ ste Ts9,e BUCKINGHAM
THIRTY C30l INCHES SPRING MILLS,
contracted OF SOLID French bur milestone aud set In heavy
vel balanced frames with haycatteIs elevators and con
veye sufficient cut and handle the hay, grain, aud pre-
pared feed economical and labor saving PLAN
The sha Of finished wrought iron and The pues Of cast
iron faced and bssr ced with hangers and boxes sufficient 10
drive O pairs of burs &c The man dvln pen j. OF
four ~ vly rubber and twenyfour 24l inches wide The
belts for driving the mills &c, are OF the oei oAAahheo
pstent stretched leather.
Toe Engine Boilers Machinery and Fixtures OF every de-
serpon Of the very bes, materials and woikHlsnshp
and still in excellent condition and me woIhe yioef the
uf having been in operation only about heen months
deemed advisable by the Agent Of the Government on
he day Of sale the buildings will be sold separately
Terms: Cash in GoverIn ent funds
Puraser, will be required their property before
sAe first day Of May next, Gness Otherwise arranged py
ths Of the grounds.
boa. for GiesbOro will eave the SKID seet WHAT every
kour during the day OF sac 49,
Any fUrberDionstion that may be desired vii be ryen
ppon sppcsion in OF BY letter TO Captain GEOhob
u BROWNING, A q NJ, Giesboro OF TO THIS once
JAMES A. EklN
Byt. Brig Gen. IL charge hIst Division q NJ g. o.
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WINTER GARDEN.
frru rsrABIIsaxkSr DOES ror ADVERTISE II
THE HEvIoRK HERALD)
THE LAST NIGHTS
EpwrSS BOOTH
RICHELIEU
Mr. Stuart bers 10 that Mr. Booth being desous
Of bringing his engagement to osr
ON THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 49,
LAST NIGHT
OF HIS APPEARANCE
10 New.Yor for this Season.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, March IS
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
viii sppssr In bis grand role Of
RICHELIEU,
for the
LAST NIGHT
but
SIX
Mr. Smart rnss THAT this notice will enable those who have
not yet witnessed this revival to make their arrangements of
doing so.
Mr. Stuart likewise begs TO that In consequence OF
the enormous crowds who unaoe at the last matinee 10
witness
Mr.. BOOTHS HAMLET,
MATINEE
OF
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March H.
THE LAST HAMLET MATINEE
which be given. Ladies urged for their comfort
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 81,
THE FIRST BENEFIT
MI II. TAYLOR,
"-'' WIN HE WILLOW coPsE.
Seats secured six days in advance.