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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14

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ka "a H ~ - - -
On and after FRIDAY, the 18th instant, a
daily passenger train will run between W ashin1tg-
ton and Lynchburg, connecting IT GordonSvllle
with Va Central Railroad train, for Richmond,
St,unton and the Virginia Springs; at Lynch
burg, wi hout detention, for all the Southwest
and at Washington for North and West.
Leave Washington daily at 6.25 u. M, and
Alexandria at 7.l5 a. m; arriving at Lynchburg
at 20 D. m, connecting with the Virginia and
Tennessee train leaving Lynchburg ut $50 pm.
Leave Lynchburg at ]. lOa M; arrive at Alex,
andra at AS p. m and at Washington at 6U
p. m.
This road is attractive, not only for its com
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities OF Fairfax Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's Rappahan-
mock, Cupeper, Orange and Gordonsvllle,
places of imperishabIe interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
deiphia and Baltimore, and at the Offices Of the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
j. NJ. BROAOUS,
10 l3-tf General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14

d KOPOSALs for repairing and rehtting the
/ Free School, will be received until Satur-,
day, the l4,h, at IL m Material to be good and
substantial. Proposals to be left at the office OF
the Alexandria Gazette, with E. snowden, jr.
jy ltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14
FOR BALTIMORE.

xT~eA The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
sIs=sseszasSsaas Isssaaa Capt JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceiveC q ne" boiler and been thoroughly rcit-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
for W.sh1nsson o AIexandra Z; and @ Georgaown It.
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning will leave Alexandria every
WEDT ESDAY MORNING, at I o'clock.
The STEAMER THUS. Z CAHILL, Capt.
JAS. II NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAI, at3 p N. touchngat Chap 81 Point.
and returning will leave Alexandria c"ery
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap l7-tf B. WHEAT, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-14

MACHINE OIL, Of very superior quality
lHl suitable for light Steam Engines, Ihresh-
ing Machines, and fine Machinery generally,
warranted not to gum, and to give satisfaction,
JANNEY & CO.:
iy lott Druggists. 145 King st.
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TO Do all we Say,

Our Wholesale and Retail bu-
siness il that city is Of such an
extent as to require us to have a
resident buyer i'll New York who
is thoroughly posted in his bust
ness, and always ready to take
advantage of every fuctuation Of
the markets. This, together
with the fact that our purchases
Of Dry Goods probably equal
TIE COMBINED PURCHASES Of all
the Merchants Of Manitowoc, it
must be evident to all that we
are able to offer Goods at prices
that cannot be approached by
the Local Merchants, and we be-
lieve we can safely Guarantee to
all our Regular customers an
average saving Of
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Guardiau'S Sale.

COUNTY CCUrt, Racine Conn yin P.0J1'e II
tie u4rcc CT guardianship oil CHARLES \.
Pe.e!-to-. l. us Z PcUI e52a and Georgs
Pax p. t-ton minors.
II ! Vi. ." and II Iursulrcs Of an order Of
} .lcei-c Issued Uy the cuu i c, urt OF said
cc,Iu-y O I,a,ire, licensing and eupow ering the
IN .cr.i nei, cu,r1,aa OF sad minors, to sell
he lad II sail minors heleiuarte, described,
+ thu sGl gg4fIi n, stall o. + wednesday the
5,h d.y O.. September, j. D 1856, AZ l o'c'Ock
p. N Ct hat eay, It the stJ.c OF CO... e, Jones
4 Co. Nrsuut7, Nuiyow0c county, "Is, sell
az put1ic vcH.us the 10 loving pieces and par
gtls ~ lud, situated aud bong in MauitowOc
:oau Y, aud ed as follows:
Tie tqua, ularij.d one-hai! cf the north
half Of :, c.ial ~ c;ty~li.e, aud iha southwest
qvartcr Ut lection t"e ty-llue, III the west
hill Of south st quarter OF c.jon twenty
nfnc-a.l IL township number twenty, north
RAJ e twcity~foUr, cast The other undivided
OF, -.sut OF all til I Iego.ng lands, beng owned
~ J hl J.rcs d George Cg3Tcr sold ~
N.l-,:a E,ud'ctou to them by contract, dated
lie 2ocn DAY OF November, 1853. Also, the
ca..I Undivided i.It OF los number o.e and
two in b.neh Gna h,.u Ire and tour, being situu-
ted il tie yil.a-e Of T"1 Rivers, couoty OF
Nal3.Uw0c, S.att OF HiScou- in--teEctter with
t4c uaoiv.LoI hail 81 thTec-Iitsis Of Bridge
Pier thereon -'jvitcL
Also, al. 81 the following described lands,
situated il said county o Mani.owoc: tie VI 5.
hai IL the so.,ue..-t }.ci~r OF section .,ate.u
Gown l">ntN range twuHry- .ou.-cout Ling
g. q q acres. Tao so..a ~ It quarter of sec
ton ven, toSa t,'cuty ,H2e twentg four. The
southwest 4 artcr Of e, Il 81 gwcnty-cirbt, town
tacalJ enc, rLrga tvely-tufee, The east
+ halls d VI, sOta c.s. qltt,r, aul .!e uorla
/ Haf II section f",n'F-Inn, town twenty ouc
rang" t"t..'y -.t.ge. Tie cG., tsii 81 The south
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10

THIS View Music Hall one of tho most spa
! cous and elegant establishments of tho
kind in the United States, IS now fully completed
aid tockcI With a slIcuaid assortment Of PIANOS
NELoDEDNs, HAEN0SlUMs, MUSIC ROCKS MUSIC
and MUSICAL NsIRUNEATS Of every description
Our sock is unsurpassed in extent and vari-
city, and we fully prepared to furnish any
~ ticle il the music trade and Of the best quality.
70 those about selecting Pianos, we cflcr TN
usual advantages, having at all lines very large
assortment and from variety OF makers. We
90 not COHfinc ourselves TO the safe OF ramos
lfoa one or two houses only, but have irstru-
mems from all the ieadin0 makers of New ork,
Boston and elsewhere. Per:ons wishing to buy
a good Piano have therefore every opportunity
at tais establishment Of making satisfactory
selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for i've years
We offer our Pianos invariably at factory prices
without adding freight. All OF or flanos arc
good substantial Instruments made OF well sea-
s0ncd materials, by skiul workmen, and the
tone IS always pure and sympathetic and the dur"
ability aud capacity of remaining in tune un'
Cqualed.
Persons out Of the city wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the city Tor that puT-
poe, can have one selected fer them aud satl8
faction will in all cares be guaranteed, both as
to quality and price or the instrument may be
returned at our expense.
This is the onl. place in the city where the
celebrated SrEINwAY & Sons and CHlCKERING
q Sons Pianos can be obtained.
The assortment Of MeodeoIs, Harmonious,
and American Organs is very full and varied
OF the celebrated instruments OF this class E.aie
bg PEiScE g. Co, apd S. D. & II. w. SMITH, we
have now full supply. Military Band lnstru-
ments, Drums, Guitars, Niolins, and in fact
every description of musical Instruments III use.
The finest Keenan, Violin and Guitar Strings
imported expressly for our trade and unsur-
passed for quality and dlrA bility. Ia the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-10
SHEET AIUSIE DEPARTMENT

We have unusual facilities for supplying tie
wants II the public, being in constant re cept
of all the new music published in the United
states, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in.
creasins catalogue, constitute stock of great
and choice variety.
The public is cordially invited to Wit this
mold cs.aEl shms nt and examine the beautiful
assortment o. music and musical instruments
H. \. HEMPsTED,
rs Main street, Milwaukee.
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Notice.

TIVE undersigned having been appointed
4 receiver o. the iate f n Of Collins Il Co /,
hereby glr. notice that al accounts and de-
nands due taii firm must Uc sctt!,d imlncd>
tcIy, ard to oc paid over to
VI, II. HORN.
Nanl,ow-c, J.IY is. 1916.
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In Prnhlte Court.

I Prob. .r-Nasi,ogc County Count. Il III
natter Of The estate Of J IN T,checy, decd
~ reasi1g an4 e.. the petition q 4Hs
~ Fgc-... Of kos-uth Terresc ting, amof &
t... 10 Ielhecy 's-- ot ho.sgth the 2iz
3av Of Jane a D. 1850, at Milwaukee diei ~
tate, leaving goods, chaues anl esta'e
vitaia this Stite, and TIA. the said pei,ioaef
is The widow OF said deceased, aud pray ing that
administration OF said estate be to Wegz
Eo.tomlatsky granted, it L ordered th't sal
petition bc heard before The judy Of this Count
on aoud4v, the 27th day OF august 4. b. lohG
at 10 a, II, at M4uitowoc il said County,
Ordered further TINT notice thereof be given
to lie hens OF said deceased and 10 all pcrs, II
interested by publ shing a copy CT this order
for three successive weeks pri r to said day o.
hearing in tie Man,owoc Pilot, Week y
Newspaper printed and published al Ila.to"oo
il sad County. By the Court,
GEO. ". BARKER. County Judge.
Mlnitowoc, Angus llh. 1866.
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Cattle Fai~ in CIassonvilIe

4 CATTLE Fair ard show viii be held in
y CasseavilIe, town Of Cato, during the
present year VI l6G6 on the Isl Saturday OF
every Inuuth hCEUaI.I. q FI<CEE,
Dated June Il, loC0. PrgIrl,tyr=.
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CATTLE FAIR.

There will be a CATTLE FAIR and SHOW
III B'aLch Village on the third Monday Of
April, July, October, in 1866, and on the third
Monday u February, 1867
AUGUST GROSTECK.
Manitovoc, April, 10, 1866.
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Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon, ---onongahela, Rye;
Old Rye 1.-TWO years, and Kectifed Whis:ey ),
Brandes; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherry Vine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Araci; Punch all kinds ofsweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira and Port
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets south
side. ManitoW0c.
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STRAY COLTS.

lrTRAYED from tie tcvq o GIBSON, Mlnuo.
y Voc county. ab ma six weeks ago, TWO
MARE c Its. two years old The smallest
a sorrel, with wtgc face. and the letter :. y
marked on ta. left fore shoulder. The other is
a tay, While spot in the forehead and two white
hInd feet. Information co.cgI.iug them VIII
be Literally paid for bl
IRA J. SMITH,
or l.. DAMON.
Vi hira,., Sug 1856 @2t
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TNAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures sudden
| colds, coughs, &C., We k stomach, general
d. bi}itv, nursing sore mouth, canllrr liver
com?'aI"f, d dyspepsia or Indigestion, cramp and
pam N stcfseh, bowel complaint, painters
conc, a7Ial'" c"oso''' aIaifhea anu dJslntery
APTLIEU LIJ'EENiILJr FTTPFS
r.lors hill, ola COMO. -o,,o.o - j,
scaids, GUS, bruises and sprains, swelling Of the
ojn,s, liugworm and tct,er, broken breasts,
frosted taet and chiIblains, tocthache, pain il
the face. It IS a sure remedy for AclI. and
ChIlls and Fever.
PdJv EyTTEp
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE

WALDO FLEGLER have renewed y cir
" sock @ tie store formerly occupied b.
li"lt "n the conner Of Ninth aud Washington
ctr" s. south side, where ties are or ready TO
sell their customers a1y quantity Of
Eiour, Corn Heal, Feed, Sc.
At NOR reason. D rates thad ever before. Cur
- hi'ndz must Tot forget Our now location,
al "e I.Ni lev toners 10 call n uz.
WALDO 4 FIFi6IIR.
N41itovoa, Anau -. 1896 a4
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SELL CHEAP.

Our DIFFERENTIATION is to sell
cheap. We intend to sell Goods
at very small advance from
New York cost, and all who
know anything Of Milwaukee,
know that we are in a position
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In fact everything i'll the line
Of Dry Goods. Our object is to
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E.SEa5 E'EzE.E ,7'Es5z'ssGs

Is well and iavorahly known to
the citz5ns Of tits county through ;hc recon
n2Ld1l2n with the trade here, ana in ujlwan-
hvc, having been for ten years in the we'll
known lrsg-rass stores Of IL Wneelyr and
Of bradford /, BIO. He vii consider it his
d1ty to serve his friends AID customers in the
best aut cheapest way possible. The public
may t'cl coJi lert that they will neither fad
BETTER ASSORTMENT, nor
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BACON, THoMBs d 50, =.
|. 81. BLAcKsTocK, Sheboygan,
SWIFT x nILLISGHAN, GIcnbuls,
SMITH y ELwELL, Plymouth,
+ A. BALCE, bingham.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
Gcpartmersbip Notifes.

DISSOLUTION.-Tne firm Of STEDMAN,
~ EwELLl Co., s this day dissolved BY i,s own hmit.:
,iou The accounts will be settled by Messrs Ewel
and Chas E. Clarke who succeed 20 tho busIes undsa
''' o''' H''"' u g - Z. G. srEnlfAN.
J. NJ EWELL,
CHAS. Z. CLARKE,jr jr.
T. NJ. NEWBOULD.
No. ST Exchange place, New York. Dec. 81. 1855.
COPARTNERsHIP.-Tbe undersigned have this day
formed limited Coparnehip for the trsnsaction OF tbe
Rsnknz and Stock Commission business under the mm ot
EWELL CLARKE, succeeding 20 the business and omces
Of the late firm Of Stedman Ewel Co.
" ~ ~ J. N. EWELL,
CHAS 4. CLARKE. il
No. 81 Exchange Place. New York. January !. 1896
nISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHlP:-
IL The firm pf LAYTON WHITE disaolved on
the 3st dsy Of DECEMBER 1865 The sccounts OF late
firm will be settled the office of Msssrs
BARRETT, STEVENS L Co., No. 90 WIren-st
WALTER T.. LAWTON.
H. CORNELL WHITE.
COPARTNERSHIP.
The subscribers. hsying succeeded to the
IISHED CROCKERY business Of Messfs. LAWTON Il
WHITE. have formed copsrtnership snder the Arm name
Of BARRETT. STEVENS Co, and will continue the
'''- JAMES NJ BARRETT,
SAMUEL STEVENS.
JAMES VI. GRIGGS.
CHARLES TOBIAS, jf.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
EXTRACTS FRoN THE DAILY PRESS

EXTRACTS FROM THE DAILY PRESS
Tribup, Jan. II. 80,
HENRY DUNBAR AT WALLAcgs-Amone plays OF TINS
cass must take high snh lts topic, If hoTble not
disgusting There IL adultery In Il, any winning over
feminine inhdety and coIrion. Moreover aside from he
horror there Is ia II favor pahos arising out OF its incl
dental exheinon Of that feeling which TO- perhaps the puret
ana most oesu;iiu that IL possible to human nsire-a
daughters love for her father The acting OF the principal
and Indeed, oil all the characters, merits cordial praise
,, - Work. Jan. IL. -
MI 1ayior was Certainly he best fitted FOR 30 delicate
nersfy operation The rsnt Of his diligent labors was
and must eeyay that tie OF Henry Dunbar 10
much more interesting and brilliant effort in s line than tho
original fiction"
OF course In scenery and ,her appointments great caro-
has been bestowed in the promotion OF the piece ct
There are three elegantly furnished itsrors" beauthed
materially by wetimed effects Of hrelgh and moon
light and one rather pretty exterior fairly painted represent
ing "Msudesley Abbey"
The success Of the play before very discriminating audi
ence was decided TO rIsn that bctokens for long lease
OF popularity at this theaer where cast equal to s require
mens was readily found Having given the plot devel.
opmen and furnished the dumb character Of the III digrsted
entitled 70 whatever pIse my through the critic upon
his handiwork.
TONIGHT
The New Five Act Dsms by Tom Taylor. ESQ., founded on
Mss Brsddons celebrated novel. entitled
HENRY DUNBAR,
Or, THE OurCAsr.
Characters by Messrs W. Wasck Charles Fisher Young.
George Holland, Norton, b. 7. Ringsod g. Browne WI.
hanson Graham Pope, Ward Misses Mary Cannon, Mad
cline HenIiques aud lone Bnrke.
~ HENRY DUNBAR every evening
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No. A. North River foot OF Canas at II O'clock
noon on the lst lh and 2lt Of month ieIcct when
those fall Sunday and then the preceds sa,ur
dsy for ASPISWALL, connecting, via Panama Rsiiws sy,
with Of tie Company steamship. rom Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO touching at ACAPULCO
DECEMBER.
3Oth-HENRY CHAUNCEY, connecting with SACRA'
MENTO.
JANUARY.
llth-ATLASTIC. connecting with GOLDEN AGE
20th-NEW.YOkK, connecting with CONSTITUTION.
Departure. Of let and 2 connect a. Panama with
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; lst and llth for ON
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the lot touch at
MANZANlLLO - -
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES, IN CURRENCY
Fir,t Cabin. seco Cabin. St.erss.
$500 $500 500
discount Of ONE QUARTER on steamer. rates will be
allowed to s.condCsbn and Steerage ps,eng.rs accom-
panied by their families
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and si,end
fee.
For Passage Ticket further information apply at hs
Compsnys Ticket Office. the Wharf Zoo: OF Cansist,
North River. New-York.
SPECIAL NoTIcK-Reluced rates per New York Jan 20:
First Cabip. Second { Csbn- S;e.sgc.
S235 $3.50 S75
r. W. q. BELLOWS, Arcnt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

OYyIcE oy lssrsTAsT- q QuARTRRNAsTER,
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. T. 1870.
NALE Of Surplus Government MULES,
~ good and servicesbe-Wi be sold st Public Auction,
sWlLslNGrOE Del, on
FRIDAY, the 9th Of January
fMDAY. the 18th Of Jsnuary,
FRIDAY, the 18th Of January,
-. FRIDAY, the 25th Of January.
SoVR HUNDRED GOOD and SEkVICEABLE MULES.
Ons hundred on each diy Of sale.
l particular attention q pgIchGseIss is called 10 the oI.
ss slai OF the bse., being Of good ,ize in good
or lind gentle end well broke to harness being the
MIA team mules Of Washington Depot.
Annals sold singly.
sts 10 eoni1<ncs at 10 q. m.
Ic1s-Cest In United States currency.
oy mdsr ~ Ereyet-brf Zen. JAMES A. EKIN, In
esrla Div. ON. g. U.
9. II. GALLAGHER. Capt. and 40. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
DEPARTxgxr oY THE IxrzRIOR, }
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Z
WASHINGTON. Dec 2l, 1855. )
q Dl,CIGIAM - IllIIA


ON the PETITION OF JOHN NJ. THATCH-
" fR, NewYork, ~ y praying far the extension Of 4
patent granted to b the 23d day of March, 1885, and rs
llth day Of september 1855 for provemet IN Air.
Heating Stoves for years from the s1piron Of said
patent which akes psce the 25d day Of March, lSb,
II oSdefe na the said petition b. heard al the Patent
Office, On hJNDAf. the 9th day Of MARCH n.It a, IL
O'clock aud all persons notified 10 aud show
cause they have, why said petition ought not to be
granted.
Persons opposing tho extension required to hle In tbs
Patent Oe their OBJ econ specially SET forth IN writin A
least fsny days before the day Of hearing all testimony
filed by sher psI TO br used the sad hearing must be
taken and transmitted accordance VITA the rules OF the or
fee. which will be furnished on application. !.
Dispositions and other papers Relied upon testimony must
be filed in the office fpsy day. before the day Of hearing
the arguments any within ten days utter hns the te'''
mOny. ~,
ordered s.o that this NOTICE be Published In Ths Gh1on
icle and The Inteigepcer, Washington d. G and In The
Tribune, Newiot ~ " once week for three successive
weeks the hst Of said publications TO b. at least s Gays
previous TO the day Of hearing T. &. IbEAhEh,
COfnmissoner Of Patents
PS-Edito Of the above pspsr' wnl please copy, and
ssnd their bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
this notice
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
Ceetures ano Meetinss.

NEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY.-An adjourned
meeting of the New gland Society will be held ct Dell
monico's No. 2 East Fourtsenth.st, on MONDAY EVEN.
mo- Jam IS at y O'Clock Members earnestly rsqussted
10 attend. New members Will be elected.
L. d. MORGAN, President
L. P1iuBDARD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
GARDEN.
MISS BATEblAN.

MISS BATEMAN.
II Il with much pleasure that Mr.. WHEATLEY announces
the Of the eminent young American ragedenDe
Miss BATEMAN, who after an absence abroad Of three
years will mske her resppesrAnce st Nibos Garden on
MONDAY, Jan. Il. 1850,
In her cesbrsted r6Is OF LEAH in Mosenthas beautiful
tragedy Of that name.
The long Of Miss Bs'emsn In England, where her
many In the legitimate drama and In those chsrac
which she will repeat here have been and
recorded by the sbe pens and wtnesed by the largest
dienoe. assembled within the walls Of Either Metropo
tan Provincial thea-rs renders unnecessary TO dwell on
the interesting event Of her reappeasnce in th. city, whero
she has always been warmly welcomed Mr.. Whsatey
will celebrate the occon by presenting tho dramas In which
Miss Bs,eman sppears worthy Of the young artses
reputation and the hearty appreciation which the public has
always o. generously lsvisbrd on her eaoria
Tb- sale Of tickets during Mis- BstemAns ensssemen viii
continue sI dny In advance The Boz Sheet will be opened
on the corresponding day IN sach previous wesk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

lsssTAsr QrARTERxAsrYR's OYycE,
No 45l EIeHrHAv., INV YORK. Dec. 70, 1853.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES AND
UxULES, all s.rvceabeWil be sold at public auction
rRs0overpnent Stables Of Thirty fifth st. and Tenth
WVDe.
Or hundred Horses, on TUESDAY. "a January, 1866.
0ss hn1dred Horses, on TUESDAY, 9th Januafy 1886.
0ts hundred Mules, on THURSDAY, 4h January, 1865.
ors taDdrsd Mules Oh THURSDAY, llth January, 1886
0s Lundred Mules, o. THURSDAY, 18th January, 1866
hi ty these animals being of good size and In good
fxti1n The Muies gentle aud well broken 10 harness.
lai,ke surplus teams Of the Wssbin gton Depot
lt-,s sold singy.
sas % Commerce at 10 a.
YfkxS-Cash in United States currency.
By order OF Breyei-Bris Gen. JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge First Division ). M. g. o.
/ LEloi MOORE, Capt and A. o M.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
lard WOOD LUMBER.

I OST CERrIFlCATES.-Not is hereby
IL given that application has been made to the Auditor
General Of Penny ,ans for the Issue Of dup.cs's Of th.
Certificates 4 the Five PEI Csnt Loans of
the i,ued by tbr Bank Of Pennsyyala at
ing Transfer Agent d the Ccmonweahl in the nsmrs Of
CHARLES BARCLAY Of Bury iiil, near Dorking Surrey,
IN England e,qulre and JOHN kERhlCK Of Gdeson Hall
Norfolk IN England esquire, with benefit OF survyoship
which Certihcstes have bren Lost, viz:
No. 5l1I, dated Nov {, 1852 Ae, Of April "a, 1873 for
e300J.
No 5272 dated Nov c. 1887 Act Of April "a, 1872 foT
f[tC1 $500
No 2Ii dated Nov 1882 Act Of Feb l6 1862 for IS oco
No. H2, dated Nov6, lS3, Act Of Feb 49, 1853 for f3on
No. 251, dated Ap a. 1855 Act oi June u. 1890, for
&5,l2sG ..
No 1885, dated Nov g. 1852 Ac, OF April 49, lol5 for 900
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Mansgeress.. Mrs JOHN WOOD
Stage Manager. H. SELW IN


(rus EsrABLrsHxEsr ApvRRrms II rHs
EEwYoaK HERALD.)
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. IL,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
OF the succeusul Spectacular Romance, entitled
MONTE CRlSTO;
On, THE LONE PRISONER OF THE CHATEAU DIFF,
In which the favorite and eminent a.t
Mr.. T.. l.. DAVENPORT,
(having recovered from his late indisposition) viii
EDMOND DANTES.
The Spectacle produced In style Of magnihcence supa
Ing sny previous production at this theatre. with
GORGEOUS SCENERY DELIGHTFUL MUSIC,
HUMOROUS MASKS. COSTEMES.
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EkFECTS,
AND POWERFUL CAST
On MONDAY EVENING Jan. l5
VIII be produced the beautiful play in five acts, entitled
ST. MARC;
Or THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE,
performed throughout Ireland Scotland and America
with unqualified ,pprsbtcni written expressly BY
H. Wilkins esq for Mr. T.. L. Davenport and In which that
artist will appear in his original character supported by
CAST OK CHARACTERS WORTHY OF SPECIAL AT
TENTION
Doors open At II o'clock curtain rse' precisely ss7
O'Clock.
Seats secured three days In advance.