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The Ice IN THE DELAwARE.-Captain
William G. Munday, of the steamship Eastern
city, which arrived at this port yesterday after
noon, from New York, reports that although the
on the eastern shore, and the main ship channel
is clear.
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APoPLEXY.--A citizen named Joseph Mer
rick, living at No. 500 Parrish street, died on
Saturday from apopleXy. He was descending a
fight of stairs. He had walked within two steps
struggle, probably without pang. When lifted,
hia heart had CeAsed TO heat
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

W1LLBE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
w the New YORK Ordnance Agency, No. As
January, 1866, the following lots OF DRUGS and
MEDICINE ), property Of the United States, viz -
5S{ pounds Aloes, Bonaria, and Barbados
19l pOunts Alum,
30 pounds Ammonia,
$3.50 bottles Ammonia,
30 gallons Arnlca,
127 pounds ASA 9tida.
1861 pounds Blue VltrIol,
428 bott es British OIL,
l61 l6 bounds Ca0mel,
237 pounds Cantharides,
144Os pounds CASTLE SOAP,
zoo pounds Simple Cerate,
49, rounds Sulphae Copper,
1143 pounds COpperas,
200 ounds EUsom Salts,
66J bottles uiphunc + her,
1S6 pounds Ground FlaXseed,
296 quarts Spirits iuTpentine,
1285 pounds 6rOunO GlnPer
1885, pounds tIlaUber salts,
20 bottles 1incture Iodine,
s292 pounds Lard,
N gallons Laudanum,
40I pounds Acetate Lead,
247 pounds Mercura Ointment,
1853 bottles Mustang LinIment.
15lJ quarts Spirits Nitre
106 quarts Castor Oil,
SS quarts sweet Oil,
1928 bottles OpOdeldOc,
60 pounds Ch crate Potash
6973 pounds Rostn,
7sS@ pounds sulphur,
80 pounds TooaCco-Plug,
762 pounds SU phate Zinc,
Aniseed, Antimony, Aquatortis, Arnca flowers,
Anow root Basam OF Copaba, Fir baslicon and
Rosn Olntments, Blcarb soda, BOrax, Buckthorn
Snup, ChlorofOrm, Condition Powders, Corrosive
Sublimate, Cream Tartar, Glycerine Gllman's and
POwel's LirmCnts, Caustc, Mustard Nutgals,
Ciotop Oil Farriers' and Garglng Oils, OILS of
Cloves, Juniper Organum Rosemary, Sassafras and
Spike, Peppermint Tartar Emeuc, Cayenne Pepper,
Wo1mwood and Yellow Root.
Terms-Casb, United States currency The stores
will be bd III il the in erests OF the Government
should render it necessary Catalogues can be haG
on application.
5. CRISPIN, Brevet Colonel U. s. A.,
1856 Captain Ordnance
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THE FEAST OF THE Holy NAME. The
Feast of the Holy Name of our Redeemer was
celebrated in the Catholic churcnes yesterday.
brated by the Rev. Father Crane, and a very
impressive discourse, appropriate to the occa'
sion, was delivered by the Rev. Father Stanton.
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DUBL Lie SALE A
AT TIE FRANKFORT ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA.


ON ACCOUNT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January IS, 1866,
at IL o'clock,
will be sold at Public Sale,
GUNPOWDER, BY SAMPLE, Wit
1866 pounds United states Powder mixed, badly
caked
$500 pounds United states Cannon Powder, badly
eaked
49OO hounds United States Mortar Powder, dirty
and caked
46Ol pounds United States Powder, good mixed
gain,
81 4O3 pounds Confederate stsscs Powder g cd
mixed rain
4l67 pounds Confederate States Powder, badly
Jhis Powder js stored at Fort Delaware.
Samples may be seen at the Watertown, Water
vlIet, and FraDkiOTd ATsenals, and az the Unite
States Agency, No As Worth street, New York.
When the interest OF the Government NAV requ
It, the powder will be bid In
Terms United States currency. ,,,,J
l2 I9tu5t Bvt. Lt.-COl. U. s. A. IOmmanoIng
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REVIVAL AT CHILTENHAM.--An exciting
revival is now progressing in the Chiltenham
NJ +. Church, which is under the ministerial
meetings are held, and q deep religious feeling
is manifested Bishop Simpson will conduct the
services during portion of the present week.
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GALE OF NAVY Pow DERS AT THE NAVY
- YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. |
NAVY DEPARTMENT, ! .l
WASHINGTON CITY. January g. 1866 J
There will be sold 10 the highest bidders at Pub.
lie Auction, at noon of the I'D dav of January. 1866
at the office of the Inspector of Ordnance at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, by sample, five thousand
three hundred and thrty.tWo 1892 barrels OF NAVY
row DERS.
Terms Cash, in Government funds; one-balf to
he deposited at the end of sale and the remand
within ten days afterwards during which time the
b oWdeTs must be removed from the Fort Miflin
Magazine, otherwise revert to the Government
II. A. WISE,
] 11lhstu1 p Chiet Of Bureau.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A public tenn
perance meeting, under the auspices of the
Franklin Division, Sons Of Temperance, was
NJ. E. church, Eleventh street. ABOVE Washing
ton avenue. Interesting addresses were made
by Rev. r. j. Carson, Mr.. Dorr and others.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
~ STORES.
Will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPoLIS, IND,
ON FEBRUARY 20, 1866.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large quantity, consisting in
part of the following articles, VIII
ga Carbines, various kinds.
36 COO Muskeis and Rifles, and old United States,
and foreipn, of various Calibres.
sos Starts Army Revolvers, serviceable.
276 Savage's Navy Revo'vers, new, and Others,
with a age lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms OF various patterns.
49O Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry, Saddles, worn.
1890 Cavalry Brides, worn. =
2SS Belt Holsters, for Pis'o's, worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1853 Cartridge Boxes for Carbines, worn
800 Slings for Carbines, worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
1000 sets of Infantry Accoutrements, worn.
Also a large lot of appendages for the various
kinds of MusSets and Rifles
Samples TO be seen at the
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at the
UNITED:sTATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. As WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH.
JAMES M WHITTEM0RE,
St2 20 Capt. and BVt Maj. Ord Commanding.
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.,
IBOr Additional Cay Intelligence see r :,


FiRFs YEsTERDAY.-At 4 o'clo X yestt r.
day morning fire broke out in three-stor trick
west side Of Second below Monroe, owned by
Wallace Lippiucott. The building is occupied as
T z. cigar store by Isaac Hays, tobacconist and by
Mrs. o. ID. Boas as q trimming store. She and
her family reside in the back building. Her hus
band is in the marine corps at the Navy Yard.
The fire originated in pile of Navy Yard chips
stored in Mr.. Boas' cellar, burned through the
floor above, and was burning out closet when
the water was turned upon it. Mrs. Boas nearly
suflocated in the second-story rooms. The loss
Is not much to either party
About quarter past p. NJ, Yesterday Odd
Fellows Hall, on Sixth street. below Race, made
singular escape from destruction by fire. The
lower part of the building is occupied as stores.
No. lac N. Sixth street, corner of Halnes is
occupied by Mr.. William Curtis, Grand SeCre-
tary of the Order, as store for the sale of re-
gala. In his Office, at the rear of the store the
fire began. A range of closets had been built
against the ilue. They were filled with papers.
The heat in the flue had set fire to the contents
OF the closet. The ianltor was told of the fire
by some boys in the street who saw the smoke.
The fremen came promptly, but their services
were unnecessary. tF
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DEDICATION OF BRAINERD MISSION
SCHooL.-The dedication of BraineId Mission
School building, Greenwich street. east OF Moya.
mensing avenue, took place yesterday afternoon
at O'clock The building is neat, unpretend
ing brick structure, and will accommodate about
five hundred. The interior contains on the walls
a variety of maXims of a sacred character, such
as "God is Love-" "Feed my Lambs" etc. At
the appointed time of dedication the house was
thronged to overhowing, the scholars OF the Sun
day School occupying place in the body of the
edIfce. Addresses were made by Rev. DR..
BIainerd, Rev. John Mcleod, Rev. Wolcott
Calkins and by other pastors of the Philadel-
phia churches.
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ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
y MASlEh STORES, CLOTHING, CAMP
AND CARR SON EQUIPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, VIRGINIA.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON ID. c., Jg nuary 5, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, at Ale XandIa, Vir-
Cinia. under the direction OF Breyet Lieutenant
Colonel j. G &. Lee, A Q NJ. on THURSDAY.
condemned Quartermaster's Stores, Clothing, etc,
as follows
Shirts, Harness,
Jackets, Hammers,
Coals, Caps, Ghisels,
Tents, Nlses
Flags, Saws
Wagons, Axes,
Cars. Shovels,
Anbulancps Paulins,
Spring Wagons, ose,
Iron Axies, Grain Separator,
Chains, Cauldrons,
Army Range Argand Burners,
WheelbarroWs, Manila Rope,
Drugs, Cured Hair,
Tables, Sheepskins,
Desks Deer Hides,
Chars, Cast, Wrought, and
Letter Presses. Scrap Iron,
Halters Castand Spring Steel,
Hames, Grain Sacks, etc
Together with q large lot of secondhand Lumber,
Flooring, "A Common Culls
Scantnng, Shin Knees
The stores must be removed within five days from
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole of the property IS sold.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
d. ii RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
1616t Depot of Washington.
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ANOTHER WEEK OF PRAYER.-The gene
raj subjects recommended to the attention
of Christians in all lands having been con
sidered in the meetings already held, it was
thought best TO continue the meetings for
another week. that attention might be drawn
especially TO the spiritual wants of our own city;
and with that object in view Christians of all de
nominations are invited to meet fat o'clock on
every afternoon Of this week, at the following
chuTChes:-
Monday--Clinton Street Church CDR. March),
Tenth street, below Spruce
Tuesday-Dr Kennards church, Eighth street,
above Green.
Wednesday-Dr. Cookman's church, Twentieth
and Spring Garden streets.
Thursday-Dr. Wiley's church, Broad street,
below Spruce. ....
Friday-Dr. Giesy's church, Green street, above
Fifteenth. es..
Saturday-Epiphany (Dr Newton's) Chestnut
and Fifteenth streets.
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THE SABBATH AND THE DRovERs.-An
adjourned meeting OF the drovers and butchers
will be held at the Avenue Drove Yard to-day
at 3 O'Clock, to consider the proposition of
changing the cattle-market day from Monday to
Thursday, to prevent the dealers in stock visit
ing the drOyeyard on Sunday. -.
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The HIBHREIA SIEAMER.-A cornmuni-
cation has been received from Chief Engineer
Dickson, ofthe United States Steam Fire Brigade
Of Washington, saving that, as the engine which
was TO have taken The place Of the HDernia in
at least months work 10 render it effective, the
departure of the Hibernia will be delayed Tor
some weeks vet. r
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c. S,,;-l: E r. hE W. M.E :. !vsg, ET SAh A,,, E.
EXT ENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BED
DING, E1C., IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
VIII be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purve or's
warehouse, No II MARKET Street, Nashville, on
tuesday, February 8. 1866. ,s@sss l..-
BEDDING. ,a..
1000 Hair Mattresses, jolnted III -
15,O00 Hair Pillows. go ElJ8. arE4
47C00 Bed llcks. y5E
22000 Coun' erpanes, Linen and Marseilles.
10000 Mosquito Bars.
51C00 Pillow Cases.
45O00 Pillow Ticks
$1,000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
1900 Shirts.
40 COO Drawers.
% 0O0 Dressing Gowns.
1900 Socks.
10000 Slippers,
10000 Nlght-caps, -,
"a 600 Towels, full sze, luckaback ~ 't"
1900 Roller-tOwels, crash. .~,E'
1000 Napkins.
1900 yards Red Flannel. Hse&fTzeA
24OO yards Gutta Percha Cloth.
4,OO0 Gutta Percha Blankets
Loco India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
lOO0 Canvas Hammocks
1OO0 Canvas Blanket Cases.
10000 pounds Oakum and Tow.
Cotton Bats Cotton Waddlng Tape, etc.
A snail portion of the foregoing articles are
second hand and will be sold separately. The
greater part are new and in original packages.
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel u s. Vols,
1151st Medical Puveyor u s. A.
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TOVFRNMENr SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD.
II NANCE STORES.
vii he sold az Public Auction by order of the Sec
rotary Of War, at the United States Arenal, Coluu-
mencinC at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and day following -
"a sets Artillery Harness, wheel.
149 Austrian Carbines, cal. II, new.
1s6 CarbIres various patterns.
ass United states Smooth-bore muskets cal. GO.
S0 $50 austrian austrian Rife Muskets cal q new.
400 400 i"S''i Smooth Bore Muske,ts col n now
925 Muskets and Rifles, foreign, various
III Double Barrelled Shot Guns.
790 Revolver Pistols, various patterns.
10 boot AItilelv Swords
2t1b Light Cavalry Sabres
il Hor 20 Artillery /"
80 Musicians and N G. Officers Swords.
4429 Bullet Moulds various.
Is 800 Ball Screws, ScIewdrlvers, Wlpers etc.
49 sets Horse equirments, cavalry, complete.
1873 avalry Saddles, Mcclellan pattern.
1853 Saddle Blankets.
81 Cavalry Brides
151 SuIcnPles.
80 eco BayOnet Scabbards.H
S0,C00 Cap Pouches.
90 UCO Cartridge Boxes, infantry, and Plates
25 0OO Box Belts and Plates.
Goo sword Belts, n. C. Officers and Plates.
So 500 Percussion Caps, for shOt-guns.
240 Cones, various
255 pounds Hemp Rope.
1872 BeCswaX.
lot Of Pickaxes, Felhng-aXes, Shovels, Matoeks,
Pole YOkes, etc.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in Government funds.
Articles to be removed imme dlately at expense OF
purchaser.
BY order. -
Captain Ord, Bat. MsJor U. S. A.,
l109t Commanding Arsenal
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THE CoTERIE CARNIvAL.-A meeting of
the directors of the Coterie Carnival fancy
Academy, and to appoint the necessary COM
mittees to officIate on the occasion, was held in
Parlor G, Continental Hotel, on Saturday evening.
The first floor box on the right was purchased
was sold to Mr.. Thomas Mcclellan, from Pitts
burg, tor $751; the two proscenium boxes were
bought by j. G, Risley, Esq, for $65 and $75;
the TWO third tier boxes sold for $40 and $l2
each. The affair concluded with champagne
supper, after which the assembly was neatly
addressed by Colonel A. X. Zeilan.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMBRIcAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A sOLDIERs' AND SAILORS HOME. N
Professor r. E. RODGERS, " ID OF the University Of
Pennsylvania, will deliver N4. II
A LECTURE
for the Brneft Of the Sodiers' and Sailors Home,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January II,
~ GLANCE AT THE WORLD WE LIVE I'M"
SYNOPS s OF THE LECTURE.
The simplicity and unity IN the plan OF creation.
Sketch of the former condition and cons I'll uton OF our
Planet md It's progressive stages becoming the abode
ne Earth air and water, In their relation 70 vege-
table and animal fotms.
The Indestrucibnit of Matter and its Forces.
The true meaning Of Fire, Combustion illusra'ed
eXpeTimenalyt Tor example, the burning OF various
subttanC solids, the atmosphere, the human
lreath, etc, With the recovery of the elements Of the
bodies destroyed by fire.
The production Of Heat by Cold. rf
Familiar illusira of otion. -
Proofs, by experiment that sound, Heat, Light &C.
nicitY. Galvanism Magnetism, and chemical Action ore
but vnrIies of motion.
Magical TRANSFORMATION of Cylors with the exhi-
hilton OF the MAJ nifcent Magenta and soherno
Dyes
Among a variety or Sound producing instruments, the
novel and curious Chime Musical Bels " the tnven-
ton of our talented fellow tOwnsman Mr.. f. NJ Scnerr
will be introdu ced.
Admission 10 al parts Of the house so cts.
Secured seats without extra charge.
ickets for sale at Pughs Book Store s. W. corner OF
Sixth and Chesnut streets
Doors open az O'Clock p M. Lecture TO commence
at O'Clock. 10 Jt
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POLICE STATIsTIcs.-During the year
1865, 39, ,5l5 persons were arrested by the city
police, natives of the following countres:-
United States, 1861; Ireland, Is, ,141; Germany,
25O4; England, 1886; Scotland, 27S; France, 100;
Canada, 20; Italy, 80; Poland, 4; Spain, IL;
3; Norway, Z. j The nativities of the 36,s28
dodgers in the police stations were as tollows:-
Ireland q, ,2O9; United States, ll.O5l Germany,
1854; ENGLAND, l248; Scotland, 259; Wales, 10;
France, lis; Spain, II; Italy, s; Canada, 10; West
Indies, 6; Holland. 81 China, l.
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UNION SCHOOL AND iCHILDREE's HOME
The sixteenth anniversary of the Union School
and ChldreLis Home will take place at St.
Andrews Church, Eighth street. above Spruce,
this evening ats O'Clock. The annual report
will be read and addresses will be delivered by
the Rev. Drs. Beadle, Butler, Boardman, and
oah
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NAVAL CoNsTRUoToR.-On Saturday, Mr..
Samuel NJ. Pook entered upon his duties as
Naval Constructor at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. Mr.. Pook has been in the service of the
Government since 1941, and was last on duty at
the Portsmouth Navy Yard. He takes the place
here made vacant by the resignation of Mr.
Hanscam
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FAIR FOR THE JEWISH HOsPITAL.-A
Fair for the benefit of the Jewish Hospital in this
city will commence at the Assembly Buildings
made extensive preparations TO make this Fair
one Of the most attractive vet held in our city
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PAINFUL AccmENT.-Robert Mcfarland,
aged %, who resided In Twenty-third street, be-
injured on Saturday by the explosion of blast
at Paramount Park.
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nEPor TER'S OFFICE
IL ROCKETS LANDING,
RICHMOND. Va, !
January g. 1866
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Notice is hereby gwen that in pursuance OF in
structions from the Quarermaser General, will
sell at Public Auction, at Rockets Landing, Rich
mond Va, on the goth dav OF January, 1866,
$50 FIR >I.CLASS MULES.
These mules have been in use in the teams at this
Depot tor the past months, well broken, and
In fine condition.
Terms-Cash, IN Government funds.
Sale 70 commence at 10 A. NJ.
GEORGE CADWALADER,
BreVet Lt.-Col. and A ON,
1lI8t In charge of Depot.
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The FENIANs.-At meeting of the officers
of the Fenian Brotherhood, held yesterday alter
noon, under the call of Mr.. Andrew Wynne, the
District Centre, 1t was determined to hold a
middle of the present week, when Colonel
O'Mahony B. Doran Killlan, Colonel Mullen,
and other prominent Fenlaus are expected to
address the Brotherhood.
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THE CHANGEABLE WEATHER.-Satur-
day was balmy spring-like day; the weather
was delightful marred only by the dampness
which pervaded pavements and thoroughfares
Overcoats were uncomfortable, and ladies
promenaded without their furs. Yesterday, a
cold, cutting wind prevailed, and heecy clouds
were driven to the southeast by the northern
blasts. There was a difference of ten degrees
between Saturday and Sunday, at noon. To-day
we are having another ''blue" Monday. The
thermometer is ten degrees above zero, and
there is very little gossiping at street corners.
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RAILWAY MANAGER REsIGNED.-Hon.
Ellis Lewis, who has been the manager of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railway for eight years,
has resigned, in consequence of i'll health. In
accepting the resignation the Board of Directors
paid a high tribute to Mr.. Lewis for the untrmg
energy and great ability he manifested, aud
deeply sympathized with him because of the
state of health he is laboring under.
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CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-A constable in
the lower part of the city was arrested Yesterday
on the charge of robbing an eX-Alderman OF the
Second Ward of four thousand dollars Tue
parties had been together for several hours, and
the robbery is said TO have been committed
while in a chaise on the way to the ex-Alder.
mans residence. The accused was held to bail
for a further hearing.
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AMuSEME EN- rs.

pISLEY's CONTIN ENTAL NEWS
LII EXCHANGE.
Choice Seats TO all places OF Amusement may be had
mp 10 ga O'Clock any evening. 13lly
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II ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE

r ARGE SALEOF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
HEzspu
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
~ DEPOT OF WASHINGTON
= WASHINGTON, d. c.. January 49, 1865
Will be sold at pubic auction, under the direction
OF Captain d. q Thomas, NJ s. H., at the Govern
menr Warehouse, corner of Seventeenth and Ii
streets, Washington ID. c., on MONDAY, January
29, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot of con-
demned Clothing, etc, consisting of
Drums, Kettles,
Sashes, Knapsacks,
Books. Haversacks,
Jackets, Hospital Tents,
Blankets, Wall Tents,
Bedsacks, Sbev Tents,
Leggings, Common Tents,
Havelocks, Flags,
Cap Covers. Coats,
Rubber Blankets, Caps,
Rubber Ponchos,s Pack Saddles,
Axes, vests,
PickaXesj 1ro~sersS
Hs,chets,I Shirts
Spades, 1urOansJ
Shoves, ETC.. Etc.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the stores are sold.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale
leIms-Cash, in Government funds
D. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Major-GeneTal and Chief QuarteImaster,
/ Is 12t Depot of Washington.
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- MASlEh STORES, CLOTHING, CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, VlRGINIA.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
~ STORES.
Will be sold at
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NEW PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM, No 839
~ MARKET Street
BARNUMS MUSEUM, NEW YORK.
THE NOVA SCOTIA GIANTESSi
The talest lady living aged nineteen years eight feet
one inch high weighing 442 pounos.
Miss LIZZIE REED.
The Smallest Woman in the world, twouty-lwo yeals
ZuRUtY Y PANNUM from a remote province of SCR
cassia having been ransomed at great expense while
on her way to a turkish market
THEMAMMOTH FAT WOMAN weighing 5S3 pounds
together with
10000 MAI URAL OURIosITIEs, forming altogether
of the most attractive exhibitions presented to
the public
Admission TO view the whole 35 cents Children, 2;c
Omen daily from A M. till 10 p
ll56t H. z. INGALLS,, Proprietor.
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20 CONsUIaPTNVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious TO
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To ali who desire it, he will send copy
of the prescription used free of charge. J
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find SURE CURE
for CoNsUMpTIoN. ASTHMA, BRoSCHITs,
COUGHS, CoIDs. and all Throat and Lung
Affections The only object of the advertiser
III sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted. and spread information which he
corceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try ais remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York
feb. 2S,-ly.l