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, 1866-08-13
M;eDttaI.
VEGETABLE
REM EDIES.

- olneoa@ 70 1os The pcrse1sty Of u4u IN
deep INTO Tie bowels OF the earth In search ar
eusauFes. when au tee oess and tafst aatl3otes to
Who ust Dc supposed 10 haFe 6et17 Cd 1ne1f EnowEE
directly fum the Fountain Of al Truth. recommend
De1se Other thin Vegetable remedies. "Ihe fTc. We
"hen King DaE1d 1nsnisneo' Il "aa the Ba1c1 Of
1'i1ead mat renewed his sueaEth7 poo!t.ce Of 0S
e1seu The s1eS Aeze6ah; oil depressed tom the SyEaan
se)"0 poured 1ato The hurts OF the Founded uf1u
, 1866-08-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

fM aatS ef Grain reported tn fhs H4aTktf Tfr0TS
sadft tdst+ If 2e stoFtoe tfnfe~s othercfse
e1rrtJstd. .-.....-. ~
s;ATrEnAY EVENING. August II. 1876.
FtfEIEHT%-KAlLRoAn FRE1GIiTs-TAsf following
auSk tfaEt1 Ic..Sa
, 1866-08-13

And Future Prospects In LIE clearly revealed by Dr.
Rsphatl- He wins The Affections of the opposite sex
He guides you to wealth. health md happiness Cali At
213 East Msdsonet tup stalr.,} Between Wells md
FtankIIn-sts. Consultation fee one t1ollas. r9G3
, 1866-08-13
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS !!

VIII build up the strength and repair The damags re-
eed.ed by the constitution In conflict with ufaunta
tort dtea.e with rapdltg md certainty than my
other medicinal stimu1auts-
, 1866-08-13
1xt ID
lid. I'D.
COMM EIk<:l.1A
ITS rAsT TwES1T-Fot'n 1foCRs.

SATrEnAT EVENING. August II. 1885.
The following tAblta show The receipts and
shipments OF produce dur1ug the past twcn. yzFout
Leurh:
, 1866-08-13
I67,sb4.6I
eIb,Gia.43
$1.Ni,Glt.I;


Inc"n-cqut nce oithe rain to-day bnsiress shro:ch
on: 1hcc c.:s was generally neglected Incammerc!al
circles considerable anxiety WAS expressed with
1c@z:d to the Whea; crop IL Northern Illinois ard
1owa. End In Wisconsin; bua the opinion Ia gen.
csal hat tho crop south Of The old Galena laisoad
line is beyond danger. North Of ihat Zinc the
crops arc In the shock md such sasn II NC have
lad to-day wculd be calculntcd 10 tnjure tken uu-
less followed Immediately by dry, cool weather.
Thr Money market to-day was exceedingly dull
bEt there is no change TO note In its condition.
The 6esnsnd for discounts WAS less active than
for several days part. and the market WAS easy
and quiet at 10 per Cent per annuut-
Eastern exchauEr continues scarce, and the mar
ket rcmain< firm at par buying and 1-1o premium
selling. Round lots were sold among bankers
ard trokczs Il 5u1f0c premium per Thousand.
The Wheat market to-lay, under the influence ol
the unf:rosaale weather, ranged EGa1ac higher
1haa yesterday, hut there WAS scy little sctivity.
Com opened caster, but Il closed -ar1n md IN
changed. Oats were also dull aud fcayy At the
c2casn.- but The market closed firm. Rye a..d
Farley Wcre almost entirely neglected. High
wines were trm and more active. Provisions wert
neglected..
Gold upcned IN New York to-day at 1ss!s and
closed at 1as7;. The following are the quotation.
ctn A1I 80 E+o+1, .hro1-
, 1866-08-13

e7.9.ia9sm
7-51317.1
exS41n
5sI3t~
4.s.i9S.5
k.r9lG
, 1866-08-13
zxksz5f:z2z. E.-:Izf

Compared With Luz asorc, tho following t4b!ca. ahow.
Ing the comparative vaiuca for the corresponding
weeks In the years 1861 aId lsda Will bc fund Of Inter
, 1866-08-13
Tdtl Matthew

cIafAyett
NrnseyCartoa
tISktT& u P
Se1Icr K1chd G T
TollorJoeeph
, 1866-08-13

Joliet Accommodation. as p N. 's.J0 ., m
Express Freight, with passenger car attached.
will 1enSe pasf enstr depot every Saturday AZ Gs9
.. N. for the West.
The Joliet Accommodation connncts NTH Ex-
ssunday excepted, fMondsy excepted. +satusda5
excepted.
, 1866-08-13
New York stock 1l~Fkck,

New York stock 1l~Fkc9,
Closing tste.e fur cxsAusus H. 1854 sarccc4yed by Jo
st1tl A- Lyons Co.. Cunshia~!nn, Stock aud uoad
, 1866-08-13

Et;(:S-Ihc Il no shrpinc demand, and Etsh only
Ice ii wants TO supply. nte market lttc dull. S8lc4
weFt uiade to-ay Il Isa.ac. strictly fren IL small
rackacs .e!ns hei at -1c but &c learaed Of no
FRUITS AND ,StlTS.Iht market .fr Green
Fruits CONTINUES Acttve. and the arrivals. though
hc-aI barely suElrcut ~ meet tho wants u TIC
trade. oranges and 1.npns scaFrc. and nominal ii
our quotations 3>omee:Ic Nstrd Fruits quiet
though oW in 10 the inca 1c supply tasd rEtc4 arc
to1e1ahly veil sustained N1ta remain sieady. We
| puote a follows;
, 1866-08-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


SA1THDAf EvESrxa. Aucaft II, 1EGB-
The fo1loN!n. tablc thows the Clcarinee and Bal
auert at the Clearing House In this city for the
.ycet ending tn-1ay.
, 1866-08-13
Hosteter's Stomach BiHefs

Entities the preparation to high place among the sp-
cdncs Of the asr- Kock and valley, plain and forest
extraordinary properties II Is pRESERyAT1yE
MEDICINE; in othe- words Its eject Is 70 rrzsxKyE
TIE rHT.1cAL rowIs II rHC1r f1IL y1coE beYoa1
the period VIXEN rEassistcd nature bea, to succuub
to the c-nseT OF dear. AZ stomach.c tt Il ajto-
sesher the bess knoEn 1tsdeparatiye tcn1eocy p7i-
dcu1ary cEtlcut tn bilious csse IN which it seems to
eleazness OF complexion which can onls eoe1ss nth
healthy circulation Certainly there l. no alre.t.ed
touie md corrective which Eose competcls yni!ca:4
the efficacy Of botanical treatment.
, 1866-08-13

Tie t;Tan Trunk Railroad il taking Flour 10 Boston
saaa " ssTa I'd q ,ao ae IN g5an y e. SaS e m FL
LAKE. EEElGu5s-WstH inaetlsc. owinS t9 the sc11cl-
Ress Offering Gac for Torn 10 buffalo, and agents asx.
FLtiuIs-Eece,!cdss 81 ,ra: s,ppsxis ~ nr1s. Mar-
s's M :. ~ nsri nssss Il Is IT, ~ IL II III
1So ri: ri: q q S % FIX ei,1 s5 RI w r. I'll wts4 n
f" 1E e I'll RI. sGtas !, :. t 10 ~ sa; RTE
sseses f.,ti sd ti1' ~ srsiss go ope1st
ii Gt 81 & esf .e @s9s s4
Srn.sc WMzar. .Soo ha s.: i Nv at s1::S; ,po9iba
e. t s shEs S5 Il
Eth sf,sa e So4. eaa q q r
Ctj1iN-1sccelsti., Gs.isl nu; shipped, :1a.5o ba.
Market lu anl weak u tl,e opsninE taaus. closing
ss E: e Hssx q e s.e K IL III II
ssc; = 60 bn o A. ssxc: 1899 10 g e s' ssss sao
s,s 81 4 aS stssd; ID @ I'm % q
ox9s. * Is !esisea X s IL Is nu shipped e1g ia Mar.
=? g. 'Sf: sa's 90 ss5s: oss &C. e
as M s s e. :2g?a a9 b II 10 SaEss
r, s,s; TIP ri ,ain,si 1eas f'1
VI coh1L@a:Est :I fSi = qnse. at si.ss:.ss PCT gal,
ss' =! .s for round lots
'1aaR MKS9Weae 10. Ssa1 .! sny more mention OF
tliir article md tie market Il entirely nominal
| BROOM CttttS-l'cndins the Iccelnt Of the nesE
quoted entirely nominal at 10 G0.no rcs ton;
| KETTEN-Itccc!yci- l. s09 De shipped. H. .Hs3 D
TheEe Ma light movement In the market today
Shippers !ong but l!stle sEecna1ors compat41lse
ter grader Which were generally held nrm 1t our quo
t4tipnx The STOCK Of cocc descriptions Il not largc
r and toT such tnc MARKET y .!nii and 4Eoopin sae
f1rkins pslme nj TIC. VIC quote As follows=
t1:sErr lsairy..-...-
lhSh Tub n
I }
, 1866-08-13
CHICAGO CATTLE aIAIkkET.
For tho Week Ending AuRust IL.

OFFICE TUE DAILY TRtHuNE,
SATURDAY Evening" August II. 5
bEEF CATTLE.
The following table k1owk tic ln1!s receipts and
shipments Of ccs Cattle during The week ending TO-
day. compared with t.r receipts and shipments OF The
corresponding week laat year:
, 1866-08-13
DR0POsALs FOR WASHINGTON


CHICAGO August tkt. tS1H. :.
Sealed Proposs1s vim b. received By khe Board Of
Aueust 18Th or he q I1nne1 u3der tae
South Hrxnch OF Chicago River. At Wa4htaStonst~ &C.
coEci1E 70 plans and Specifications which EM BE- On
ne At Md omce and rtadF On aad a1
The Tunnel unde. the rivtr II to CONSIST OF tEee p4*
the on1sidc ones 70 be each 81 Etde and
teet HIGH AID tic r3dte one Il ttet vide mud Is fe&t
hlsh The middle paAsase.waJ 70 terminate Eeaf the
EtvcF on each side In 6tairE4ykto the street, Between
ne md The endsof the covered pofon of The
1111eI ne lafe. 10 Be reduced % one
y1rytuE nom = to % Net In wi1E5 and from } Geef
~ fsst T. hstEhs Tns .hol. a1h e he covered
Proposals. n,ust be addressed 70 he Board ot Public
Nosk1. endorsed "P1opc4ais TOR Washinstna.1r~
With sares1es. 70 b approved By the Rosz.i-
The Board the right TO reject any bid In
Accordance with the couditioEs Of this atyrz1scnen
or 70 al bids and 70 proposal Win be aeecpted
un1e<s the party offering It shal gave evidence 4.tac
tory to the DoaEd that be has the necessary skill
pet3ennr. energy and ahty TOR doing the work. Is
trustworthy, and has sufficient rec1ntay feso1rces.
]. a. EINDELE,
FRED LETT
o. J. ROSE.
, 1866-08-13
FRED LETL
o. J. ROSE
Aul-rR-lHf RQani Qf P1hltc XurS1.

DROPOEdLS FOR WROUGHT IRON
l. STANDING FfPE. CHICAGO WATER WORKS.
uTT1CE OF IHE HoaNp or PUBLIC WoExs.
CHICAGO, ATE. 9Th, 1As6- :
Sealed Proposals EtM be received By the Board OF
Public Works nj their Otsce- un II a. Thursday.
Of wrought Iron pipe 5nche4 in diameter and about
feet In hst-ns In The new the Chiez-o Water
Wosk according to plaas and Specifications on die at
said Office.
Proposals. rnutt be addressed to the Board Of Fnh1Ie
Work.. endorsed Proposal for Stand F1pe,~ and be
to be appsoyea By the Board. -
The Board The Right to yteet any bid not In
accordance Eith ssc conditions Of tsts ADVERTISEMENT
yrtect all bids. znd psppoeal will be acreptet
unless The party Offering it shall give eydee satsfac
tory The Board thAi BIZ has the necessary SKILL cIpe-
worthy, md has sufficient pesa1niaEy EtsonESxs-
@.."-| J. G. GINDELE.
FRED. LETT,
o. j. HDSE-
Au6zfC3.1ct Board Of Public WorEs.
, 1866-08-13

% Ambrose Geo Il A*pdeu william
jAudcrIcT G Afk1ptgu d r
Anderson Wl1llAmAubcffy Z A d to
Anderson Robert Austtu James K
Anderson Robt 4 Austin 4 e G d co
Anltsson G ATcTy EhafltA u
Anderson AudTcxATerJ Thomas
4 Arr Hr0i
Andres Hiram Ayef8 BE
; Andrews jos Il Asxlinc Charles
A1gettne A16t q Anderson Chrt8-
Auias John tUpher
, 1866-08-13
kppetIziGg Properties tile Bittefs

a medicine that e1elfe* sppcste ~tthout promoting;
digestion + always injurious. IT. effect i, to impose
ta*k the stomach which 1t Is Enable to perform, and
the result Is chronic arrangement Of tia, organ sd
Of its dependents, tie Liver and the bowels The ope
ration OF
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The VICToRIoUs BASEBALL CLUB.-The
magnificent set OF base ball implements voted
Tor at the fair going on at st. Joseph's Church,
stone Club, the vote TOR the prize standing as
fullows:-Keystone Base Bal Club, 779; Enter
prise, bl7; Magnolia, l46 Quickstep, q.
THE CoLoRED UNION LEAGUE.-The
Colored Peoples Union League Association held
a meeting at their rooms, Philadelphia institute,
last evening, and appointed a committee to
ing their franchise, and also to solicit their in
reference in the m after OF city railways.
The DECEMBER WBATHBR.--In the past
twenty-five years tlere we're but iour Decem.
bers the mean temp erature of which were less
than that OF last month.
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1917 Depot of Washington
TNITEo STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF AssIsTA Mt QUARTERMAsTER
WASHINGTON. ID. G., December Goth 1865.
The sale OF UN TED STA ES MILITARY RAIL
ROAD Material. at ALEXANDRIA, Va, Will
he reusmed ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
In addition 10 the articles previously advertised
60 COO feet seasoned Oak Plank and Timber.
new Lathe, SO feet long, 33-lnch SWING.
new Vertical Car.wheel Borer.
second. hand Planer.
j Engine House, 358 DY 66
80 Buildings, varying IN size from 10 bv 10 to
Wharf, foot of Franklin street, containing d. 400
square feet.
Only small proportion of the new material has
been disposed of.
sac 10 commence at 10 A. VI.
Terms-Cash, IN Government funds.
Vouchers for transportation will be received tror
railroad companies as cash. - = ,,r,,-.,
II 21thstu9t Brevet Brgadler General, A Q M
DUBLI SALE
AT THE FRANKFORT ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED STATES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January IS, 1866,
at IL O'Clock,
will be sold al Public Sale,
GUNPOW DER BY SAMPLE VIZ -
1895 pounds United States Powder mixed, badly
caked
$500 pounds United states Cannon Powder, badly
Caked
49OO hounds United states Mortar Powder dirty
ana caked
4GO1 pounds United States Powder, good mixed
grain.
s74oS pounds Confederate staos Powder, good
| mixed grain.
4i67 pounds Confederate States Powder, badly
| damaged.
| This Powder is stored at Fort Delaware.
! Samples may be seen at the Watertown, Water
| vlIet, and FTanktOrd Arsenals, and at the United
States Agency, No. 40 Worth Street New York.
| When the interest OF the Government may require
/ It. the powder will be bid in,
Terms, United States currency.
| s. v BENET
70 19tu5t Bvt. Lt-Col. U. S. A. Commanding
| GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERN MENT MULES,
| y ALL GOOD AND SERVICEABLE.1
| OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERHAsTER, I
WILMINGTON, Del January 2, 1866.
| VIII be sold at public auction, at wilmington
| Delaware on
| Friday the 9TH of January.
| Fnday the 18th of January.
| Friday, the 10 h OF January,
| Friday, the 26th of January
| -Four hundred good and serviceable mules.
| One hundred ON each day of sale
The particular attention of purchasers is called tC
| The exec lent quality OF these mules being OF 1000
| size, in good condition. kind and gentle, and well
| broke TO harness, being the surplus team mules o.
| Washington Depot.
| Animals sold sDgly.
| sale to commence at 10 a, NJ
| Telms-Cash, in Unite States currency.
| BY order Of Brevet Bfigadler-General James
| EKln, i'll charge FIJI st Division O. Nj. u
| &. II. GALLAG HER,
| 1320t Captain and A. NJ.
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MARSHAL'S SALES,

M ARSHAL'S SALG-BY VIRTUE OF A
w writ % OF sale by the Hon. John Cadvaader,
Judge OF the District Court of the United States or
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to me directed
viii be sold at public sale, to the highest and best
bdder, 6 Tor cash n on the premises. S. H. corner of
DAY, the 18TH day OF January, A. D. 1866, at II
35 barrels smoking Tobacco.
l Roger Steam Roller.
Roger Cutting Machines.
Roger Press.
Steam Engine and Gauge,
Platform Scale
lines Shafting and Betting,
l Dressing Table.
OH Can.
Box and Tools
Stoves.
Empty Barrels.
Empty Half Barrels.
1barrel pure Yara; bale, 90 pounds.
box L'quorice Taste.
lot Stems.
Vice.
l Press and Boxes.
Drayton Machine.
Drying Apparatus ppes)
Coffee Mill.
Scale.
5Sieyes.
able,
packing Table and contents.
80 half barrels Chewing tobacco.
% lbs Puverized LiquOrce
cases and lbs. Kilhknck.
124 bbls. Smoking Tobacco
bbls part full, Stems of Tobacco.
IL bbls Stem Tobacco.
8 half bbls,, part full, Chewing Tobacco.
bbl. Shorts.
$50 lbs. broken Stems.
Empty Barrels.
cases Stem Smoking.
lot Drying Frames and Racks.
lot Steam Pipes.
2Shovels.
Fork.
Stove.
ream large Wrapping Paper
20 FmptY Halt Barrels
1852 lbs. Smoking Tobacco.
/ case Dust or Shorts.
/ hhd. Leaf Tobacco, with sample, No. 65 sos,
hhd. Leaf Tobacco, with sample, No. 2l. .4S7
l HID. Leaf Tobacco, with sample. No. 20 S52
/ hhd. Leaf Tobacco, with sample, No. 65 9S7
hhd. Leaf Tobacco No, 5S, ,401.
hhd. Scraps, No 58277.
2hhd. Leaf Tobacco, No. 80, 252.
/ hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 1853.
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No, $500.
hid, Leaf Tobacco, No. 53,204
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 76,523.
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 68 400.
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No 63 00S
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 66,751.
mid. Scraps.
10 hid. Stems. S. R., Nos 211, 2O6, 2C5, 1893, 212
1893 201, 2O3, 200, 212.
200 pounds Scraps.
200 pounds Stems.
100 Slaves.
Lot Samples.
! Elevator.
% Hosting boxes,
2 Casing boards.
Drying apparatus.
70 barrels Smoking Iotacco.
Desk. drawers and cases.
Pair Scales.
j Safe.
Chars.
Stove.
lIrOn Hat Rack.
Letter Press.
82l lbs. Heartsease Smoking Tobacco.
$50 lbs. Skating Club do do
277 lbs. Pure YaIa do do
| / Steam Boiler
| Skating and Belt.
| 2Gnndstones.
Lot coa-one to2 q
| Horse.
Business Wagon.
] Set harness.
l Straw Cutter
. Buckets and other small articles
| +. @ ELLMAKER,
| United States Marshal
| Eastern District of Pennsyyania
| PHILADELPHIA January 2 1866 3wlm6t
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THE FOSTER HoME.-The managers of
the Foster Home held their nineteenth annual
meeting yesterday at 10 1902 Arch street. The
the building occupied as the Episcopal Hospital
before the present splendid asylums we're erected.
There are so bows under the instruction and fos-
tering care of the managers of the Home. The
are;-First Drectress, Miss S. K. Davidson;
Second Directress, Mr.. G. Bowie; Treasurer,
Mrs. Z. Simons Secretary, Miss. S. K. Neall.
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Mr.. Robert Heller,
NECROMANCER AND MUSICIAN,
THIS EVENING,
Upon this occasion he will produce his celebrated
Band OF MusGII9s' THE WOOD MINISTRIES
WSNDERFUI SSS5 TJfGStiI coLLEciIoS % OF BLoCKHEADs
IN 'u0 "oslu IsIoUSDISS AS oIH Y5iSS% EURoRE
On their first appearance in New York
These Musicians Mr. Heller would beg leave to inform
the public, can by possibility appear anywhere else
'-''' 'n0 p'-'OfTHHiE THE THREE EVENINGS
For which he has specially engaged them
fnS used on e occasion r will be the mog
from New FORK Tor Mr. Hellers at these entertain
Admission, 80 cents. Reserved Seats IS cents.
m%N pc % 9Gee dqs e
'I First Grand Matinee SATURDAY, January 6, at 2K
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
IN CHESNUT Street, above Twelfth.
LEONARD GROVER & WILLIAM e. sINK, Lessees
1s..- OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
HOUSES FILLED 2ts T3 qXvEEREIk9wING EvENING NIGHTLY!
the Grand Spectacular Extravaganza.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
MISS JOSIE ORION
s4EEP1SSSGfn N fnb beauty
iH NEW %SP sy$$ $$S$FSERS S'n "
New and costly PrOperties, Costumes, Mechanical
Effects Original Music, etc etc
THE CAST
embraces the following popular names Miss Josie
Olton Miss Annie Ward Miss Cordelia Lappelle Mrs
Chapman, Miss L Cooper Mrs E f. Reach Walter
LennOx w. a. Chapman, r. Foster j. ~ Ward, and
otbeTs "
The evenings performance will conclude with the
highly successful focal farce.
MY WIFE'S BONNET.
In which W Lennox, ]. Ward, F. Foster, Mrs. Reach,
"1' IESAISFT{$SsYD AFTEENooNi JANgARY g.
when The ILL 'NNNN i
"H'N 'H0 SLEEPING REALTY
will he nerformed
VNTATNITT STREET II II Il A TRE-N r.
w nror MIN TH and w At NT1T Straots on. ~ r.
w 0oihei sPIENDIn nOURTE q RfIT'' RfITT' oesms "a
PESEETT on MIR RARr0 Hill
IAsT NIGHT Wv '
of tho Creat SnectacnIar Iegendary Drama of
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I ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD
i / NANC Il PROPERLY.
Will be SOC at Iubiic Auction, by T. A. MoCLEb
LAND, Auctoneer, at AL egheny Arsenal Puts
burg, Pa commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. MON,
DAY, January TO- 1866, the GLOWING articles, wiz:
Iron Cannon.
50 Upper asemate Carriages, cast iron.
75 sets ARTILLERY Harness.
45,2S2 Foreign MusBets and Rifles, new and TO
1892 United States Muskets and Rifles, new ana
60 s31 Foreign Muskets and Rifles
13,6S4 United States Muskets and Rifles.
353S Breech-lOadnR and other CarbInes.
453 Colts mO Sharps Rifles.
151 Sporting Rifles.
36 Shot Guns.
1922 Musket and Rifle Barrels.
9998 Bay onets, Triangular and sword.
2,ls5 Revolvers
1876 Sabres and Swords.
4OOO Sets Cavalry Accautremepts
55OO0 Sets Infantry AcceuTements.
S590 Saddles Cavalry and ArIll9gY Rr,d,o. Ho,.o
Brushes, CurTycombs, etc.
1900 Saddle Blankets.
1920 Parts OF Artillery Harness. Co.,. MA. .,
1000 Pounds OF Powder, Cannon, Musket, Rifle. and
40 Ineomplete Sets of Wrought Iron parts for
CGsemate Carriages.
600 Ions ScTaO Cast lion.
so Tons Scrap Wrought iron;
so tons Lead and ADtimony, IN pigs; type Nc al.
100 Wrought Iron Axies'
25,0 900 lbs. Lead DrOss.
SVH A large oT OF Appendices for Musket Carbnes,
etc. ,,,, y,....u.. - ~ -.
A large lou OF ATIHoiy Ahp'OASh'o "nN -. .NP"
ments. ,x,. -.
lar ge lot of Tools and Machines.
Purchasers will be required TO remove the pro-
perty ten days after the sale
Terms, cash. ,,,,rx,
Ijeutenant Colonel OF Ordnance ana BreveG Briga-
dieI. General u. S. Army. -
TXTENSTVE SALE OF COVER NMENT PRO-
u PERTY AT FAYETIEVIuLE, N. e.
The entire stock of the United States AIs nal 10
be sold on THURS OAl, January III, 1885, Dy
EDWARD Il POALK, Auchoneer
Consisting Of the following articles viz;[
Machinery Boilers, ranging nom Id TO AZ ttet.
Larpe lot Wrought and Pig Iron.
Guns, HowiJzers, Coumblads S2'pon9deMis, M .,,-
Grndsones, solid SHOT Gas flpei anu oLier aIu-
cles too numerous to mention:
Also-From three to five millions OF Brick, Brown
Stone etc. etc. the remains OF the SAID Arsenal ~
nv order of Chief of Ordr ance, Washington ID. Cs
| j. f. LUKENS, Lieutenant and CO
l2208t Wilmington O'
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NA ARsHALS sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
wi writ of sale, by the Hon JOHN CADWALADER
for the District Of PePnsyiyania to me directed
tox cash M Powell seIgeT & Co g store, No. III NJ.
Front street. at IL O'Clock n on FRIDAY the 18th day
OF January, 1866, Nv WENii AhOOSANO ClGAhS,
packed in one. tenth boxes N - ,,r,,.,
d. Marshal for Eastern District OF Penna.
Philadelphia, January D, leoo lAthstuot
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THIRTEENTH WARD BOUNTY FUND
The Thirteenth Ward Bounty Fund Committee
held a meeting on Thursday evening at the
John @. Adams School House; when, on motion
agreed to give to the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home the uneXpended balance re-
naming in the Treasury (oyer six hundred dol
larsl; and John Fry, A. II. Alburger, A. M
K. Grim were appointed on behalf of the Bounty
Fund Committee TO hand over the money to the
officers of that noble and praiseworthy Institu-
ton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DISLEY's CoNTIN ENTAIL NEWS
II EXCHANGE.
Choice'Seats TO all aces OF Amusement may be had
up 30 Gh O'Clock anv evening. 1aY
CHOICE SEATS AND ISSI0NS.-
~ Tickets can be had itN
D"PRoGRAMME OFFICE,
No. 43l CHESNUT Street, opposite the Pos tOf1ce
for the ChesDut Arch Walnut and Academy Of Music,
up TO O'Clock, every evening. 9lSu
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
LIZ OF sERvICEABLE QUARTERMAsrER
: ININH NINllIs y N Mn ? T 7. n !" VI HEVIT I
DEPOT OF w AsUNGToN,

GALE OF SERvlCEABLE QUARTERMASrER
y STOKES.
CRIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFF1oE,
DEPOT OF w WAsHNGToN,
WASHINGTON, ID g., jar uarv l, 1866
VIII be solo at lubic Auction, under tue oIrec-
ton Of Breyet Colonel g. n. TOmpkins, Quarter
master az LING; LN DEPOT Washington, d. c.,
on TUESDAY, January % 1896 AZ 10 O'Clock A. M
large lot OF QUARl ERMASTEk ORES, con-
sisting OF Iron Boi sweat Collars Horse Covers
Hose Carriage Hammers Hay Knives Fire Hose
Neck Sraps aud Chqins, Travelling orge Limbers,
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts, etc
IT, stores must be removed within five days from
date or sale.
JermS-Ca ash, IN Government funds
d. II. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj.-G and Cher Quartermaster,
1917 Depot of Washington.
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SHARP PRAoTICE.-Charles Devine had
hearing before Recorder Eneu, charged, on the
hundred and fifty dollars by false representa-
tions. Defendant was the proprietor of public
house, in Locust street, above Eighth. and sold
out TO Doyle When the latter went to take pos
session, he found that the Sheriff had made a
levy upon the fixtures and furniture. Devine was
held in $500 bail for his appearance at court.
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RECovERING.-John shea, who was stab
bed on the night of the 10th of October last, is
slowly recovering. The wound was inflicted in
a fight at Third and York streets. Morris J.
Cushman has been held by Recorder EReu in
$4,000 bail, TO answer the charge OF the assault
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COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-City Councils
held a stated meeting yesterday afternoon. The
Select branch adopted a resolution providing for
a special committee to inquire into the eXpe-
diency of enforcing the act relative to stationary
steam engines in the city. The committees for
the year were announced. The bill Ieorganizng
the Street Cleansing Department was discussed
at considerable length, and was then recommit.
ted. The Common branch received a commun-
cation from the Chief Engineer OF the Fire De-
partment, suspending the Fairmdunt and Good
will Fire Companies for rOtous conduct. The
annual appropriation bills to various depart
ments were presented, and referred to the
Finance Committee.