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a ssIsTANr QuARrGRMAsTER's OFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA DEPOT January % 1866.
SALE OF QUARIERMAS TER'S STORES.
VIII be sold at Public Auction ut the United
States Government Warehouse, HANOVER Street
Wharf, Philadelphia, Pa, on MONDAY, January
49, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M the follow
ing de, cribed QUartermaster's Stores, WIZ
$50 sets Bou horse Wagon Harness, new and in
orpIna packages.
1881 SINGLE sets Lead-horse Wagon Harness, new
and IN original packages. r
rs sets Six-horse Artillery Harness, new and in
ORIGINAL packages
$40 single sets Lead-horse Wagon Harness. SER
ylceab 0. IL lI#. r. .LN
500 SINGLE sets Leadhorse Wagon Harness.
161 Mule LItlers and Harness. secondhand.
149 Pack Saddles.
2637 Nose Bags, new.
r 179 Carpncho SKINS, new.
$50 yards Green BaiZe, new.
1886 pounds Iron Wne, new.
25,666 pounds Chain Cable, rev.
30 63S pounds Wrought Spikes, new.
Tern OF sale-Cash, IN Government funds
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKIM,
!. AI. Chief Quartermaster,
al Philadelphia Depot.
t-a HENRY BOWMAN,
r. l226t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
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ARTHUR G. COFFIN, President.
CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF. GoVERNMENr BUILDINGS.
CUYLER HOSPITAL GERMANTOWN. PHILA-
ny DELPHIA.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,

CUYLER HOSPITAL, GERMANTOWN, PHILA-
M DELPHIA.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets,
January 20, 1868.
Will be sod at Public Auction, on account Oh the
United Siales, at IUYLER HOSPITAL, German
town Philadelphia, on SATURDAY, January 27,
1868 at ii O'Clock A. NJ, all the buildings belonging
10 The Government, known as Cuyler Hospital as
lolloNs;-- RI.
IL Frame Buildings containing about 5000 feet of
FLOORING Boards $40 ieet OF Tongued Boards
a $50 feet of Rough Boards 4l44 feet of Shelving
Boards, 189, 740 ieet OF Hem ock Scanthng.
Also, Wooden Wash Troughs, Upright Boilers,
TN Boilers Iron Range, Brick Oven, Flag staff,
Iron Hosting Machine Iron Wash Stands, Wooden
Wash stands, Office Desk, Senlry Boxes. Iron Soil
ontaineIs Iron Hoppers Iron Sinks, 1900 BRICKS,
10 Doors, 8 Sash, Cedar Tanks, one holding 1000
gallons the other 2505 gallons. lot of Gas Pipe
ane fixtures assorted slzesl GALVANIZED Iron Water
Pipe, Lead Pipe, Brass Blbb, Hose, ana Stop Cocks
asi oTied sIZes(
II ans and specifications of the property can be
seen upon application at rhs office
The rOpeTtY must be removed within twenty ,20)
davs IRON day OF sale
Terms Cash In Government Funds.
By order of Colonel William w. McKlm, Chief
Ouartermaster, Philadelphia Depot
q HENRY w JAMES
Captain and Assistant QuartermaSter Breyet Major
u S. Army 10 1t
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SHooKINGLY BuRNED.--A young lady,
daughter OF Mrs. Sarah Young, residing at No
1928 South Fourth street, was seriously burned
yesterday MORNINGS b, her clothes taking fire.
There was no adult n the house at The time OF
the accident, snd the young lady ran into the
street, with all the upper portion OF her dress in
blaze. A passerby tore the burning clothes
from her, but not before she had been terribly
burned
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Andrew McHugh,
q drayman, had a hearing before Alderman
Better, yesterday afternoon, charged with OBJ
structing street crossings. The defendant was
fined SIS for the ofense, and $3.50 costs.
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NETILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the New YORK Ordnance Agency, No, As
WORTH Street, at II O'Clock A. NJ on the 25th OF
January, 1866, the following lots OF DRUGS aud
MEDICINES, property Of the Gnited States viz -
tS4 pounds AiOes, BOnaria, and Barbados,
79J pounds Alum,
go pounds Ammonia,
339 bottles Ammonia,
b9 gallons ArnIca,
127 pounds ASA 9tida,
1861 pounds Blue Vltrlol,
423 bottles British OIL
l67 / 16 BOUNDS CalOmel,
237 pounds Cantharides,
14403 pounds CASTLE Soap,
200 pounds Simple Cerate,
49, pounds Suphate Copper,
1143 pounds C0pperas
200 ounds EPSON salts,
665 bottles Su phurIc Ether,
1S5 pounds Ground Flaxseed,
296 quarts Spirits lurpenhne,
1884 pounds Urouno Ginger,
1Sl82 pounds GlaUber salts,
26 bottles 1incture Iodine,
$685. pounds Lard,
N gallons LaudanUm,
40B pounds Acetate Lead,
24tpounds Mercurla Ointment,
1853 bottles Mustang Llnment.
1915 quarts Spirits Nitre,
106 quarts Castor Oil,
So quarts sweet Oil,
1928 bottles Opodeldoc,
GO pounds Ch crate Potash,
697S pounds Rosn
1881 pounds sulphur,
3g pounds TopaCco-Plug,
1852 pounds Suphate Zinc,
Aniseed, Antimony, Aquatortis, Arnica, flowers,
Arrow root Ba sam OF Copaiba, Fir baslhcon and
Rosln Olntments, Bicarb. Soda Borax, Buckthorn
Slrup, Chloroform, Condition Powders, Corrosive
Subimate, Cream Tartar Gycerine, Glman's and
Powel's Linlments, Caustlc, Mustard, Nutgalls
CrotoR OIL, Earrers' and GargEng Oils, OILS o.
Gloves, Juniper Origanum, Rosemary, Sassatras ant
Spike, Peppermint, Tartar Emetic, Cayenne Pepper
WoImwood and Yellow Root.
) Ierms-Uash, United states currency. The store
will be bid in if the in erests OF the Governmen
should render 1t necessary. Catalogues can DC hat
on application
S. CRIsPIN, Brevet Colonel q $. A.,
Z 1895 Captain OF Ordnance.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
EXTENSIvE SALES OF GOVERNMENT
H. ROLLINS STOCK
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEssEE.
II MN NJ SIM -
u. =. MILITARY RAILROAD,
NAsu1yttrr i,,,,,ossoo To.,,org % teee

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TRNnEssEE
CH1EF QUARTEBMAsrER's OBFICE,
U. 5, MILITARY RAILROAD, ( L
NASHVILLE, Tennessee Jauuary 3, 1886.
WIZ be sold o. luD1e Auccon. ut Memphia, 1en
loving described RoIIng stock, viz.2
Fopr l4l LOGON otive ENGINES, five feet gauge
threl old and dismant ed, ono repairable.
Sixteen (16l Box and nine Coy Fiat Cars tmoro or
or oss), five ieet gauge. ~.
Same tine and plfce- .
Ono l) Locomol we Engine five feet gauge, lylng in
The ditch on re hne OF lie Mississ ppi Central
f9ilo9d tyeye :, RilG, nSrih q rand Jqnetro9
RUARY Ia 1866, wid be sod tie Goiowinv described
PolnnV stock, all OF i've feet Gaugo, and In good
One M Locomotive EuGino, u man & soutbcr,
Eiohteoi. us) Locomotive Engines R. Norris &
ore d) Locomotive Engine, Rodgers L. and NJ
" orks builders.
Orc l1l Locomotive Engine, swinbourn & Smith,
One III Locomotive Fender
Two Hundred (200) Flat and Box Cars, more or
Same time and pace:-
Five 10y Locomotive Engines unserviceRbe
Boilers ard Running Gears for Two (2) Dummy EN-
gnes, NJ serv ceable
Five (5) Spans C5O feet each) McCallum's Truss
Two (2l Spans Bridge t5O feet each)
One hundred and Ihirty-three t133) perch of first
and second-cass Cut Stone, comprising iounda-
Will also be sold on aforementioned dates at
MEMI HIS and NASHVILLE the balance Of NJ IL
IARY RAILROAD PROPERTY remaining undis-
posed Of at that time
sales will commence at each place at 10 O'Clock
M, ano continue until all the propertyis disposed Of
DEkMS OF SAL E-Cash, in Government funds;
or when purchased by railroad companies, on credit
III deslred) of not exceeding two years. payable
in monthly nstalments with interest at the rate OF
7S0 per cent. per annum secuted by bond satistac-
tory TO the Governpent TOR ,dopbe the amount of
the properly puroa ased.
Full descriptions OF the Engines be obtained
on application TO Captain S. X. HAMlLL, A. Q. M
Nashville, Tennessee.
~ F. j CRILLY,
1885 Brevet Major and A. @ M, U. s. A.
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THE. TAxEs.-The tax duplicates for 19 I6
are nearly ready to be placed in the hands OF the
Receiver of Taxes. The collection OF taxes for
the present year viii commence it Is SAID, on the
1st Of February
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

AR9h SALE OF con DEEMED ORDNANCE
i AND ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold Of Pubic Auction at Fort Monroe
Arsenal. Old Point Comfort, Va. on THURSDAY,
the Sth day OF February, 1865, a 10 O'Clock A. Nj
arge quantity oi stores, consisting in part the fol-
loving articles, VIZ
Zoo Field siege ana sea Ccast Cannon. u,touobt
and cast-iron, sInoohbore and RiAed of calibres
varying from three TO eleven inches inc ,udng ~
Cast Iron Guns unfinished
30 Mortars- Cast lton-l2 founder, A.pounder,
mcb and lo-inch,
Is SEC shot she'd Spherical Case Grape aud
Canister for ~mOOthbpre and Rife Guns OF Caiibres
yaT, ing from 10pOundor to l0.meh,
482 Brceoh-loadIng Larbines Burnside's" "Meh-
$40 Musls't and Rifles, United States manufacture,
Goa Toreien Rifles, Austrian" Cal.bre a. new
II Smooth-bore Pisto's--Cahpre a. new.
1872 Breeeh oading Carbines "Burnsdo's,' 'Mer-
mrs !" shSrp,s" and "S,ap's"
1852 Mnskots and Rines-United States and
Foreign manufacture Of various cal bros.
"Leiaucheux." Calibres "a and 36
1912 Sabres and swords
6,444,OOQ Rounds OF Ban Cartridges for Carbines,
Muskets Rifles, and Pistols,
A large lot of Artillery implements and Equip
large lot OF Infantry and Cavalry Accoutroments
and Horse Equipment. a e-
A lot OF Rope, Pauns Buckets Rings, etc.
togetheT with large quantity of emtns' and Car
Samples Of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
Agency,
nv 10 NOlSAh cueeti
THIRTY days will bo allowed ior the, emoval OF
heavy Ordnance; and AL other stores win be re- E
CURED TO be removed within ten days from date OF
sale Ci'
Terms of sale-Cash. s..,.
Cant of Ordnance and Bvt. Colonel, S. A., nt
1Ht27 Commanding.
r. ov e R N NJ Mt SAIL e.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS BED
DING, ElC, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES
III be sole at Auction at the Medical Purye or's
! WdIenouse, No II MARKET Street, Nashville, on
! TUESDAY, February 6 1866:
BEDDING.
1900 Hair Mattresses, jolnted. H,
| 15000 Hair Pillows
| AZ eco Bed iIcks.
220oO Coun erpanes, Linen and Marseilles IS,
| 20,CC0 Mosquito Bars. i
| 61G00 Pillow Cases. n.t ttf
| 45 coo Pillow Ticks,
| 50 eco Sheets Linen and Cotton
42COO Shirts.
| 40 90 Drawers.
25 0C0 Dressing Gowns
1900 Socks.
10000 Slippers. . F..
10 COO Night-caps.
"a eco Towels, full size, luckaback. n
| 1900 RolIer-towels crash.
2,C60 yards Red Flannel
2400 yards Gutta Percha Cloth.
| 4OC0 Gutta PeJCha Blankets
LEGO india Rubber CUSHIONS and Pillows.
coo Canvas HammOcks.
1000 Canvas Rlanke Cases.
10000 pounds OakUm and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wad0ng Tape, etc.,
A mall portion of tho foregoing articles are
second hand, and will be sold separately, The
greater part are and IN original packages.
Catalogues may be had on on aPB'canoRi z ~ Rrcarp
Surgeon and evt Colonel U. S. Vols.
1151St Medical Puveyor U. > A.
I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
AND GhFR SON EQUiPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, VIRGINIA
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WILL PARADE.-The Washington Greys
will parade on the 22d OF February Under the
company organization all the officers selected
Tor the parade have served as brigad er-general
William Hoffman,; Lieutenants, James l.. Sell
fridge Edwin 2. Davis, and James Gwynn. The
members are making efforts to organize full
repiment, t-. H..
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MARINE, FIRE, AND INLAND
TRANSPORTATION
TN - u R a N @ Il.
philadelphia, January 8, 1866.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS.

STATEMENT OF ASSETS.
Mortgages.
All of which are first mortgages on city
property. S444 10000
Loan Bonds.
$4,000 u 8. Government Loan, 5-20s,
1882. Observation-Disclosures. 52,b0O00
$4,000 U. S. Government Loau, 5-2Os,
i. lSS5L.....,....U,..,........ bl,OOOOO
( 0,0O0 u ,. Government Loan, per .f i-
cent. 1881. ............... 1O75oOoo
100000 U. s. Government Loan, 1905,
(1s67-8) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $3.50 90
25OC0 u, s, Government Loan, on
deposit. .................... 100000
10000 Philad'a Cry Loan Gas Loan) $4,000
10000 do. Bounty Fund, 1894 ls,6OOOO
$4,000 do. do. 1885, $500 90
10000 do. do. 1885, 27 900 90
100000 PenD'a State Loan, per cent 100000
10000 do. do. 6 per cent. 20 10000
14C00 Cincinnati City Loan. .....,.. 1900 90
5000 Wisconsin state Loan ........ 100000
$1,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation
60. MORTGAGE Loan, 1S7O..... % 10000
10000 Del and Rar Canal and Cam
den and AmboY r. and trans
portation Co. loan, 1876 .... 10000
81 COO do. do. 1889. 80. 1764O'00
S7 0O0 Ches and Del. Canal Co. con-
vert mortgage loan, 1885,. $4,000
OOO North Pennsylvania RR. Bonds S9,4OO 90
8 $50 do. do. Scrip 2712 90
10000 Pennsylvania RR. Co. Bonds,
1st mortgage, 1880 .......... 100000
10000 Schuylkill Nav. Co. convert.
mort loan, 1882. .,......... Is 10000
l5CO0 Delaware Division Canal Co.
loan, 1873 S78.............,..... IZ,75OOJ
$500 Delaware r Co mort loan,1S75 S,5OO0O
5000 Union Canal Company. ..... 1,050'00
Stocks.
215 shares Philada., Ger. and Nor, RR. II 305'00
2S9 do. Phla., Wilm. and Bait. r. II. 14,101'00
100 do Philadelphia Bank. '13 10000
24O do Lehigh Coal and Nav. Co... 13, 200 90
63 do Germantown and Park Turn
pike Co. Co.................... 157j'O0
35 do. Ches and Del Canal Co... 2,100 90
50 do. Sch. Nav. Co., (preferred
stock) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,917'5O
So DO. Sch. Nav Co., Common
stock( ck(..................... 15O8OO
100 do. North Pennsy lvania RR. Co. 100000
5 do. Ocean Steam Navigation Co. 10000
So do. Union Mutual Insurance Co. o9313
SO do. Phoenix Insurance Company. 1850
Miscellaneous.
Cash on hand and in bank............ 12O,s2s'75
Notes receivable, do................ 9471'O6
Policies, the premiums of which remain
unsettled and debts due in account
,all goodi. Observation-Disclosures. l55 O88'7o
Real Fstate-Ofice OF the Company,
No. 282 Walnut street Philadelphia $1,000 90
Total. S1,78l,515 IA
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n EW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
l< CHESTNUT Street, above Twelfth
LEONARD GROVER WILLIAM e. SINN, Lessees
Managers. .-. .. .,.
THIS EVENING.
GRAM REVIVAL
of the great IRISH spectacular Drama in acts by Dion
Boucicdut and j. IL House. styled
ARRAH-NA-POGUES
Z WICK LOW WEDDING.
AIr. T. F. GLENNY his first appearance In this Cit
SHAUN TIE POST. -
(The TWO originals OF these characters in Amerca)
his thrilling and highly interesting picture OF Irish
Life will be presented with -
ALL ITS ORIGINAL SPLENDOR
New and beautiful scenery by RICHkRD SMITH and
his bro her WILLIAM.
NEW AND INGENIOUS MI CHANICAL EFFECTS,
by Joseph Stra han and Thomas Blackwood
NEW AND APPROPRIATE L WARDROBE,
Manu- actured from designs
furnished by ID ion BOucicaut, from London
An the Original music
NEW PROPERTIES, APP0IN MENTS by
John Da ey and assistants, and
CAST OF CHARACTERS,
which surpasses the great cast enjoyed by this
-''D'' ARRAH-NA-PoGUE
will constitute the entire evenings performance.
WEDNESDAY BF TERNOON
will be the only matinee representation of
ARRAH-NA-POGUE.
SATURDAY AFTERN DON, January u,
EIGHTY FIFTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
when the RED R0 YER will be performed
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UNION TEMPERANCE MEETINa.--A union
temperance meeting in connection with the FIRST
anniversary of the Union Rsorm Association
phapy, Fifteenth and Chestnut streets. rhe exer.
ciscs we're commenced with singing ana PRAYER,
conducted by the Rev. Richard Newton.
Bishop Simpson, President o; the Soce ~, N lde
the opening address, which was earnest and
effective.
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CIIEsNUT STREET BRIDGE.-All the arches
tor the Chestnut Street Bridge are now up, and
the keys in their proper places. WorlSmen are
engaged in putting the braces in their proper
places, and in a few days the false works Will De
removed. ...'..'...
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MI ENNERCHOR MENNERCH0R 4
I1 GRAND MASQUERADE
AT THE ...r d
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On TUESDAY EVENING, January 2S, 1866.

L.a4sa rs fi TICKETS, S5. '.I -.
TO be had, by subscription only of members Of the
Society and the following managers = ss
Messrs Fred. sieeb j. II. Camp, A. Brgfeld Conrad
Leibrich Pet Baltz, L. Herbert, COL w A. N ann, A. b.
Reichenbach, A. Lafore L. Ladner, Adam j. Glass, A.
Kempert Leon Benkert, Pref Reese, E. Schemmer, H.
Won Essen, d. Rosenhem, p siegiried DR.. W Jansen,
Peter Schemm G. b. Schwartz, L. Farren, A. Paquet,
Prof c. Wolfsohn, Aug FTohman. Phil Schaf, Il Calm,
Casp Benkert j. p. Wiltberger j, Lee, q. Vettereln
j. Hem f. Herwgh, A. Klein, A. Drlesback, M, IL.
Muckle r Stein, Edw. Hutchinson, II. G. Cross, II.
Gottlieb, II. Dunlap, Edw Woten, Oscar De Dobbeler,
j. h. Ehrllcher, j. Frank Jos $. Fox, Robt Glen
dennng, Jr, S. Levy. Jos. Dryfoos, Phil Helmback,
Chas Kneeht Louis Meyer, Charles d. Partridge, j.
c. File, j. Rattinger, ]. b. Flues, H. Vomer, A.
Wenderoth, and members of the society
Spectator Tickets 50 cents each admitting to Family
Circle and Amphtheatre, to be had at Pugh's Book
Store, Sixth and Chesnut streets; Trumplers Music
store, seventh and Chestnut streets; a. b. Rechen-
bach's No. 1880 Chesnut streets L. Meyers Music
store juniper and Chesnnt Streets and at the Locust
street door the evening of the Bal. The TWO
PRIVATE BOXES ON each side OF the house are for
sale at Trumper's Music Store, Seventh and Chesnut
sheets a.tat HJ l222t
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SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.


QUARTRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
WAeHIEGToN, ID. c.. December IL 1866
The QuartermastGr General of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at Giesbor0, ID. c.,
be sold 10 the highest bidders.
Sa'es will, therefore, take place at GIESBOR0,
d. c., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER Ia, 1885,
ard continuing on each TUESDAY and lHURS-
DAY thereafter. until all disposed Of u
Boat viii leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefEly selected, ana are
SUPERIOR to any heretofore offered tor sale.
Annals VIII be sold singlv. I.
Sales 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. nj.
Terms Cash in United States currency.
|frr JAMES A EKIN 'it
Brevet BIigadier-Ge General in charpe
! a ti31 First Division @. q. o.
CALEF OF G. GOVERNMENT BARGES-
y CHIEF QUARTERM AsTER's OBFIOR
~ DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
III WASHINGTON, ID. c. January 18 1866 ! q
VIII be sold at public auchon under the direction
OF Brevet Major Benjamin Burton, A. O. NJ az
Sixth s rect wharf, WASHINGTON, d O. on n'SATUR. r
DAY, February 3, 1885, at ~ o'clock NJ, the follow
ing named Government vessels, viz. T. ~
Barge MIDDLESEX. I
Barge FIN ANCIER,
BARGE JURAl t .H tlI .Il l,fJ1
Terms-Cash, in Government funds
ID H. RUCKER tG
BIeV. Major Gen. and Chiet Quartermaster
10 III Depot OF Washington,
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II ARGE SALEoF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
i CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

Il ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
Ia CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER's oFFIoE, D
d 'I' DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
10 WAsHNGroN, d. O., January I3, 1865
OF Captain ID. G Thomas, M s. r., at the Govern
menI Warehouse, corner ef Seventeenth and IL
streets, WASHINGTON ID. c., ON MONDAY, January
20, 1866, at 40 O'Clock A. NJ. large lot Of con-
demped Clothing, ete9 consisting Of .ra
.t Sashee, sos iU. ~ hnapsacks,
Books, HaYer:acks,
Jackets. Hospital Tents,
Blankets, Wall Tents,
q Bedsacks, SIbleV Tents,
Legaings, Common Tents,
HaVelooks, Flags,
10 Cap Covers Coats
Rubber Blankets, Caps,
Rubber Ponchos,u Pack Saddles,
Axes, L. Vests,
Pickaxes Trowsers,
Hslchets, Shirts,
spades. e Iurbans,
ShoVes, Etc. Ntc.
The sale will be continued from day to Gay until
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of SALE
Terms-Cash, in Government funds
Breyet Major.G General and Chief Quartermaster,
lis l2t of1f8 Depot of Washington.
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
DiALL GOOD AND SERVICEABLEs
0FFIcE OF AssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WILMINGTON, Del, January Y 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, at Wilmington,
Delaware, on "A, .t ,nN
Friday, the 9TH of January. rtuE
Friday, the 18th OF january.
Friday the 18Th OF January. ~
Friday the 26th OF Januafy.s,AS
-Four hundred good and servieeable muesi
One hundred on each day Of sale, N
The particular attention of purchasers Is called to
theexcellent quality o. tese mules, being of good
aIze, in good condition kind and gentle, and well
broke to harness. being the surplus team mules Of
Washington Del OF. .l rr
Animals sold sngly.
Sale to commence at 10 a. M n,
Telms-Cash IN Unite States currencv.
BY order or Brevet BFigadIer- General James A.
EgIn, in charge Fin ST Division Q Nc 0
q. H. GALLAGHER,
Z ] p20t Captain and % NJ.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM, No, s3'

l<lNARKET Street. -
BRI LII ANT ACCESSION OF tCVRIOSI lies, FROM
4 THE NOVA SCOTIA GIANmESSl t-f
The taest LADY living aged nineteen years eight feet
one inch high weighing Az pounos.
Miss LIZZIE REED.
The Smallest Woman in the world. twenty-five years
old thirty two inches high weighs 30 pounds
ZURULY PANNUM, from a remote provinces Of Cir
cassR" having been Ians0med at great epense while
on her wa, to turkish market; together with
l0,OCO MAJ URAL CURIOSI les, forming altogether
one of the most attractive exhibitions ever presented to
Admission to view the whole 95 cents Children 25c.
Omen daily from 8 A M. till l0P M
10 6t H p, INGALLS,, Proprietor
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AMUSEMEN rs.

P1sLEYs CONTINENTAL NEWS
Choice'sents to all p aces OF Amusement may be had
up 10 81 O'Clock any evening. silly
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tCHoICB SEATS AND MISSIONS
~ Tickets can he had a tsN
"PROGRAMStE OFFICE
No 43l CHESNUT Street, opposite the Pos tOfhoe
the ChesnUt Arch Walnut, and Academy of Music,
up to o'clock, every evening. 11H
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CHIEF CUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, !
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Will be sold at Pubic Auction at All xandiia, Vir-
eina. under the direction OF Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel j. G Z, Lee, A Q NJ, on THURSDAY.
January 25 1866, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, a large lot of
condemned Quartermaster's Stores, Clothing, etc.,
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A BATCH OF PROFEssIoNALs ARREsTED.
"A Mr.. j. T. Taylor, of Ohio, while riding in
one OF the cars on the Third street road, yester-
day afternoon had his pocket picked of nearly
5000, He was riding on the, back platform at
roughs, who pushed against him while one OF the
party relieved him Of his money He commu
nicated his loss to Chief Franklin, who caused
the arrest OF some ten professionals. They were
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AS only about two hundred and seyentv-two thou.
sand three bundled and fftvfy (272 1851 pounds OF
these powoers In barrels. purchasers must pro.
vide barrels into which the remanoer OF the powders
may he emptied from the tanks ior which period
barrels, however, must be removed within ten days
from the day of sale, otherwie they will revert 10
the Government, g4 W NF .r IN
Terms cash in Government funds, one-half of the
pui chase money to be deposited the completion of
removed. III. A. WISE.
70 mws 8 IA ln Chief OF Bureau -
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H. MASlEA STORES, CLOTHING CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUiPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
DRIA, XlKNlNJA,
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE.--Last evening, at the Board of Trade
Rooms, the annual meeting OF the Board of
Trade was held, President William Welsh in the
chair.
On motion of Mr.. Buzby, the annual report
was made the order for the following meeting,
being the first Monday in February. Nominal
tions were then made Tor the following Offices,
meeting:-John Welsh was nominated as Presi-
dent; David S. Brown. Samuel V. Merrick, James
@. Hand, Vice-Presidents; Benjamin Marshall as
Secretary; Richard Wood as Treasurer,