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ANOTHER BRIDaE.-We understand that
another bridge is proposed TO be erected over
The Schuylkill and the fats or meadows and
grounds Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company, from the angle on Calowhil street,
at Twentythird street, to Powelton avenue on
The west side.
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y ov E RNM MT SAL E.

q oV E RI ME MT SALE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS. BED.
DING, ETC, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES
Will be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purye oP'a
Warehouse, No II MARKET Street. NASHVILLE ON
TUESDAY, February 6. 1866
BEDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses joInted
1900 Hair Pillows
1900 Bed ticks. 70
1900 Couni erpsnes, Linen and Marseiles
10000 Mosquito Bars.
51C00 Pillow Gases.
$4,000 Pillow Ticks.
80 000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
AZ 600 Shirts
40 600 Drawers.
rs 000 Dressing Gowns
1900 Socks.
10000 Slippers.
10 600 Nlght-caps -
"a 600 Towels full size, huckaback.
1900 RQller-towels, crash.
1000 Napkins.
1900 yards Red Flannel.
2400 yards Gutta Percha Cloth.
1900 1utta Percha Blankets
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
y 900 Canvas Hammocks.
1000 canvas Blanket Cases.
10000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wadong Tape, etc.
A snail portion of the foregoing articles ara
second hand, and will be sold Separately. The
greater part are new ana original packages
Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERr FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel u. s. Vols
115 1& Medical Pulveyor U. S. A.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY LEGION
is the name of an organization lately called into
existence by former officers and soldiers OF the
98th, 93d, 10th, 27th Infantry, the 9th and 18th
Cavalry, of Pennsy lvania, as well as the 18th
New York Volunteer REGIMENT, and already
numbers over one hundred members. The
object of the Legion, which is principally of
civic nature. is the maintenance of sentiments
of good fellowship among late comrades in the
war against Southern aggression; the purchase
and maintenance OF a burial place IN a suitable
cemetery; the erection of betting monument
thereon; the burial with military honors, and
at the expense of the organization, OF deceased
member; and the extension of the hand OF
friendship and succor to them that may be ia
distress. constitution and bylaws, similar to
those of the Scott Legion, have been adopted,
and all officers, soldiers, and marines who
fought in the late war are cordially invited to
JOIN this Legion. The present headquarters of
the organization are at Ladner's Military Hall,
Third street. below Green, where the Legion
meets on the evening of the first Thursday in
every month, and where applications for men,
bership may be made. The entrance fee has
been fixed at one dollar, and the coutrtbu-
tiOns at twenty-five cents per month; and to
create a fund, the first annual ball OF the
Legion will be held at National Guards Hall on
Thursday, the 1st OF March.
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
LIE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE

SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
~ STORES. ..,t
VIII be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IEDo
ON FEBRUARY 90 1896.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large quantity, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz.;-
974 Carbines, various kinds.
$4,000 Muskets and Rifles new aud old United States
and foreign, of various calibres
5OS Starts Army RevOlvers, serviceable.
276 SavaRe's Navy Revolvers, new, and others,
with large lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms of various patterns.
490 Cavalry Sabre Bolts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn.
1890 Cavalry Brides, worn.
2S8 Belt Holsters, for Pistols worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1853 Cartridge Boxes, for Carbinos, worn
300 slinRs, for Carbines, worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
47,OOO sets of Infantry accoutf ements, worn.
Also large lot of appendages for the various
kinds of Muskets and Rifles
Samples to be seen at the
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
and at the
UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
JAMES NJ. wHITTINORE
st2 90 Capt, and Bvt. Maj. Ord. Commanding
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American UNION CoMMIssIoN.-Ap public

AMERICAN UNION CONFESSIONAL public
meeting of tho American Union Commission
vsing means whereby money may be raised for
the furtherance Of the objects of the Oommis-
sion. Ex-Governor Pollock presided. A motion
of Mr.. Bonds was agreed to. 1t was to the
to appoint four collectors tor the different Sec
tions of the city, to collect funds for the benefit
OF the Commission, their compensation to be
fxed by the Committee. Addresses were made
by Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Adams, and Professor Todds,
of Tennessee.
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SANITARY MEAsUREs.-The City Council
seem to have become awakened TO the necessity
OF commencing at an early day to prepare
against the anticipated approach Of the cholera.
They nave given imperative orders TO Marshal
Campbell to remove all nuisances, such as pig
pens, etc, before winter is broken up, and that
officer will commence operations at once How
ever unpleasant 10 himself the task may be, it
is an order which he has to obey. The measure,
however Is one of great Importance to the city
in sanitary point of view, and should have
been enforced long ago
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

AN OLD MAN FROZEN TO DEATH.-An
old andl unknown man was found late Monday
afternoon, frozen to death, in an open ield on
the Elllsburg turnpike, about three miles from
Camden. From appearances he was about
seventy years of age, and had been dead three or
four days. Coroner Roberts brought the body
into Camden, where he will keep IL for few
days. in order that his friends or acquaintance es
may have an opportunity to recognize 1t. De-
ceased is bald-headed, had on a coat OF dark
sleelmixed cloth, clean white over and under
shirts, darkish pants with patch on one knee,
nearly new shoes, white woollen stockings, and
his face had been smoothly shaven. All his
apparel seemed clean and warm, but there was
nothing found in his possession that would lead
To hls recogniton.
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a. GOV NMENT sALEs-
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

a. GOV MENT sALEs.-
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 12 1885,
The QuarteTmaster General of the Army dlrscts
that all Government Horses now at GiesbOrO, ID. c.,
be sold TO the highest bidders.
SAFES will, therefore, take place at GIESBOROs
ID. c., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER IA, 1866,
and continuing each TUESDAY and lHURSi
DAY thereafter until all are disposed Of
A Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf overY
hour on the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected, ard ara
superior TO anY heretofore offered tor sale.
ANIMALS wi be sold singlY.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A EK7N
BreVet Brgadier- General in G.
4tjn First Division Q. D. ,.
GALS OF GOVERNMENr Bs GGS.
y CHIEF QUARTERM AsTER's OFBI
DEPoT OF WAsInNGToA
WASHINGTON ID. O., January l8
VIII be sold at public auction, under the on
of Breyet Major Benhmn Burton, A. 6 at
sixth street wharf washington, d @. on JR.
DAY, February 1886. at IL O'Clock NJ, the oW.
ing named q Government vessels, viz a.
Bares MIDDLESEX.
Barre FINANCIER.
Barge JURA. t.
Terms-Cash In Government funds
ID. III RUCKER
BTey Major Gen. and Chief Quartsrmaste-
1151T Depot of Washington.
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HEARING OF CAsEs.-The cases of the
four men arrested on the charge of having par
ticipated in the fracas on Saturday night in
which the two brothers Hoy were so danger
ously stabbed in the abdomen, were partially
investigated Monday before the Mayor. In
order however, to obtain other evidence, fur
ther Investigation was postponed, and the
prisoners recommitted to iail.
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SECOND PENNSYLVANIA VETERAN AR
TILLERY.-The I'd Pennsy ylyGnia Heavy Artillery
day, en- route for Philadelphia, to be mustered
out. The I'd Pennsylvania is the largest regi-
ment that took the field during the late Rebel
lion. Over four thousand men have served in
home with it. 1t participated in all of Grants
great battles from the Rapidan to PETERSBURG,
and took conspicuous part in the final siege of
Richmond, holding a highly important position
on the small peninsula formed by the James and
Appomatox rivers short distance from Ber-
muda Hundred. The regiment is a veteran
organization, having left Philadelphia for the
seat Of war over four years since, one of the
first to go, and 1t is believed the last Pennsylva
MA regiment to return home. The regiment Is
commanded by Colonel Srawbrdge at present,
but was originally recruited by Colonel A. A.
Gibson, United States Army, formerly Command
ant at Fort Delaware.
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LADY DROWNED WHILE SKATING.-A
sad accident occurred on the SchuylkiIl river,
above Girard avenue, Yesterday afternoon, by
was drowned. She, with her husband and a
number of others, were engaged in skating,
when the ice suddenly gave way, precipitating
five, among whom were three females, into the
water. All were rescued with the exception of
Mrs. Beale. Her body was recovered and taken
to the Park Police Station, and subsequently to
her residence, Poplar street, above Thirteenth.
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MORRIS, THE SwINDLER.-Robert Morris,
alias Purcell, alias Jones, etc. etc., who was
arrested by special officers Cooper and Roberts,
charged with swinding a number of business
men in this CITY, had further hearing yesterday
afternoon at the Central Station. Among the wit
nesses present TO testify against him were II. F.
Bum, of Bush, Bum & Co., Mr.. Frailey of Mil.
Ter, Barnes Il Co., Samuel Eckle, Of Baker N Co.
The prisoner was committed in default of $4,000
nail for trial.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF SERvICEABLE AND UN >ERvICE-
~ ABLE QUA ARTERMASTER5 STORES AND
GONEkNMENT HORSES
.'ll NV DKPoT OUARTERMAsr g OFF1oE,
BALTIMORE, Nd, January % 1866.
WIN be sold at P16ho Auction, under the diree.
lion OF Captain A. NJ. ummlng, A. Q. NJ, at tho
Canton Warehouse, Fells Point, Baltimore, Nd, on
FRIDAY, February 2, 1865, ct 10 o'clock A. M a
large lot OF Unserviceabe Quartermasters Stores,
AIDES, Paulins,
Anchors, Pillows,
ADdirons Planes,
AUgefs, Pokers,
Axes, Broad IresSes, Letter,
Balls ana CHAINS, Punches,
barre 8, Rakes,
Bars, Crate, Roofing, Felt,
Benches, saddIers' Tools,
Beves, screws, Bench,
Bits, Bridle Screw. drivers
Blacksmiths' Tools, Spades and Handles,
Blankets Squares,
Blocks, Tackle, Tables,
Boilers, assorted, Vince barrows,
Brace and Bits, Window Binds,
Brides Riding, God Horses,
Brushes Horse, Ztnc, etc. etc.
Caps, assorted, Kettles, Tea,
Carpenters Tools, Ladders,
Casks, Water, Lamps,
Candle sticks Lanterns,
Collars, Horse, Levels, Spirit,
Cups, Tin, Ma lets,
Curry Combs, Mattresses,
Decks Ofbce and Field, MOrtars and Pestlos,
Dlvidtrs, Cars,
Fenders, Pans, assorted,
Files, icks,
FoIges, Pins, Picket,
Forks, Stable, Plates,
Furnpce, Pots, Coffee,
Gauges, Pumps, assorted,
Glrths, Quilts
Crates, kasps
GriDdstOnes, Rope,
HayaIds, Saddle Bags,
Handouts, Saws assorted
Harness, amb. andwag, Soythes,
Ha Chefs ShOvels,
HaY Press SpIttOons,
Hosting Apparatus, Stoves and Pipe,
Hods, Coal, Wagon Covers,
Hose, Whips,
lion, Wire.
Nails, fl. s., Wrenches.
Ovens.
And on SATU RDAY, February 8 1866 at Camn
Newport, Baltimore, Nd 60 (more less) Coco
Servlceaole HoIses,
Ambulances, Drays,
UalteTs, Harness.
Wagons, army g. spring,
Pant cular attention is invited to the superio
quality of these Horses Ambulances, and Wagons
which are much better than any heretofore Offered
for sale.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
G. w. BRADLEY,
1266t Col. and Chief Q NJ. Mid. Mil. Dept
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ID U EAU OF OR DNA nee
u NAVY DEPARTMENT

ID NAVY DTPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, January IS, 1866
Sale of serViceable and unserV ceable
. NAVY POWDERS,
at the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk, Virginia
There will be sold to the highest bidders at public
auction at noon on the 10Th day of March, 1856 in
the office of the Inspector Of Ordr ance at the Nor
folk Navy Yard, by sample, five hundred and thirty
four thousand four hundred and three 1884 403l
pounds OF Navy Powders as tOllows;-
t02 800 pounds, servioeable.
1871 condemned.
1888 damaged.
4,64S compressed.
634,403
AS only about two hundred and seventy-two thou
sand three bundled and htv-ve (272 1861 pounds OF
these powders are in barrels, purchasers must pro
vide barrels into winch the remainder OF the powders
may be emptied from the tanks, Tor which period
of thirty 1907 days will be allowed The powder in
barrels, however must be removed within ten days
from the day of SALE otherwi'e they will revert 10
the Government.
Terms cash in Government funds, one-half OF the
purchase money to be deposited at the completion OF
the sale and the remainder before the powders are
removed. H A. WISE.
! % mws t3A Chief OF Bureau
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In SEssIoN.-The Courts of Camden
county resumed operations again yesteI day,
and took up the criminal business, which en-
braces large number of cases yet to be dis
nnsed of.
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RUN OvER.-James p. Kane, aged twenty
two years, was run over by The Hspe Engine, at
Sixth and Spruce streeJs, about midnight on
Monday, and had his left jaw broken.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARTERMAsTER's

SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER's
y STORES.
CHIEF QUARTERSIAs OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January "a 1856 J
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direction
ol BTevet Colonel G. IL. Tompkins, Q. M, at LIN
IOLN DEPOT. Washington, D. c., on THURS
DAY, February g. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, a large
lot Of CONDEMNED QUARTERMASI ER'S
Chairs, 2S5 Saddles
Desks, Whips,
Tables. Portable Forges.
"a tour horse Wagons, Chisels,
68 two-horse Wagons, Planes,
30 Carts, Hammers,
2 Hearses, Axes,
Aspiring Wagons, VIses,
9 Ambulance', Hose Carriages,
Wagon Bodies, Hoes,
Wagon Wheels, ShOvels,
Chains, Spades,
Blankets, Kettles,
Brides, Mattocks,
Gum Buckets, Bake Ovens,
Horse Collars, BrOoms,
Wagon Covers, Tubs,
Horte Covers. 927 lbs. Castings.
932 sets Mule Harness. IL 476 lbs Scrap Iron,
93 sets Horse Harness, 1920 lbs Cast hon,
207 sets Ambulance Har- % 697 lbs ire Iron,
ness, 1862 lbs Rope, etc.
The sale will pc continued from day to day until
the v hole is sold
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj Gen. and Chief Quartnrmaster
125 lit Depot oil Washington
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INTERNAL INJURIEs.-A young man,
named David Barnes, fell from the second story
of a store on Second street, above Market, while
painting. He was severely injured internally,
and was taken up in an insensible condition.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RlsLEYs CONTdNEN TAI NEWS
Choiee'seats 10 all aces OF Amusement may be hao
up 10 6A O'Clock env evening ally
4 (,HoICB SEATS AND ADMISSIONS
- Tickets can HfS fS6sRAMM,, sS 5sd ; ~ ovvrcE
no 81 CHtshUb NJ. street S opposite the POS ionSe
up 10 O'Clock. every evening. l1u
n Ew CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
LE0NARD GRON ER a WILLIAM r.. sINN, Lossees
SECOND wERK OF THE REVIVAL
THE GREAT YR1sH DRAMA
AERAH AERAH.NA NAA-Rs9GGgEE .s9GgE
ARliAH-NA-P0GUE,
PHS SSfR 5ffcvSq XPFRoyI Fi5 4I most
UNQUALIFIED DELIGHT
by the thousands " no have witnessed ID T.
Mr. GLLNEhY his his Tst @ appearance @ in this city as
Miss JOSIE '65sT oRfoS iash as hRRhH MEELIsH
- Nessrs; 1, N ord9unt, @ II Clarke, Waiter Lsnnox b.
The performances viii conclude with the new London
f'o' MY wIFE's MAID,
with Mr. Walter Lennox, Mr. I. ward and Miss Annie
{BSEsPAYY AFTERSSSE AEFERNS9N sS""Ty 5Sngsy
WWEBBNSEESBBAAY WWEBNESBAY SS3e AFrERSooS January January ST.
tRR,A4BIyy ny fIPfoGdG9 sPffGoG9I dFfG9p%Ss&tiT %&iT1NEE.
SATURDAY AFTEBNQ % on, February 3, r,,,,,,,
IGHY sIXH GEAB EASB FAMILY FAMILY MINEE MNTNE
(First time this season)
Admission to Matinees 80 cts to all parts OF the House,
Doors atll5 Performance to begin at 2'l5
WALNUT STREET EATRE.-N. E
w corner NINTH and WALNuT Streets
wrDNGsDRY sTIEN6ID fHE NhEEh6 6oH ~ BILL
COMEDY by buckstoPPe' 3 2,Ii opGGy Psy by Poole
Paul FTy (only tmS &IRaTED RTEDTiFEf Life. Mr. j. s. CLARKE
Mr.. Dove tonly time) Mr. j. S. CLARKE
p, THURSDAY, EXTRAORDINARY VARIETY.
lH0 s''"' '"S MY NEIGHBoR's WIFE.
The Pfqma RfGR EBY EG@ Dickens Of
RoBTNSON CRUsoE.
anu 'i' 'H' THE FRHCTIcAL MAN.
MRS. JOHN DREws NEW ARCH STREET
M THEATRE; THEA Begins s,1 @e7h y O'clock Q, ckio,,.
THIS %E 81 RyhRiSq MIS- H6SSHE ST11y
lNGoMAR.
Parthenla MISS JEAN HOSMER
ran a.
AN AMPLE APOLOGY.
snOozington SPooner Stuart Robson
Crashington Casher.. owen Marlowe
Mining fFRIPHY ri Jay BEYiiFiT OF MISS H6sMEE < James
MoNDhYi FEB February &s5G 8 3 EN- EMMH IA WALLER.
Seats secured SIX days in advance.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
~ GRAND Grand NATIONAL CIRcUs.-wALNUT Street,
| FIRST APPEARANCE OF w. F. WALLET,
The Queens Jester. ShakespearIan Fool, and Citizen
Clown, who will perform
EVERY EVE>ING THIS WEEK,
/ AND ON WEDN DAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
| MOONS.
| Also, the brilliant Artist,
| MAD'LLE ZANFRETTA,
Last week Of The FIELP E OF THE n CLOTH OF SOL GoLD
PROPOSALS.
| DHILADELPHIA, PA, JANUARY 90, 1861
|
| BIDS, in duplicate, will be received by the under.
! stoned at No. 1103 GIhABD street, up to 10 Z. NJ.
| February Sd, furnlsnlng the following Subslst
ence Store, TO be delivered in this city, W.T.
| 475 barrels flour, bakors' grade.
| 1000 gallons vinegar, in barres.
| Samples required. Cooperage to be of best kind
| Drayage to be performed by the Quartermas teri
| Department.
.. G.. L.. KILBURN,
| Brevet Brlgadier General,
| 1295t Purchasing Officer.
| ACC r-hnENAInnKO
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GALE OF NAVY POW DERS AT THE NAVY
y YARD, PORTSMOUTH, n. ii.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WAsHINGToE CITY, January 70, 1886
There will be sold 10 the highest bidders at noon
of the fourteenth 4thl day of February 1856 in the
office of the Inspector of Ordnance at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard by sample, five thousand barrels
OF NAVY POWDERS.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds; one-haIf to
Re deposited al the end OF the sale and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the Portsmouth
Magazine at the Navy Yard, otherwise they will
"a. A. WISE,
l24 wfmt2 IA j Chief of Bureau.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ov E N M ENT sA E.

Gov vBRNM MENT SALE
LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL MsTRU-
MENTS
WIl be sold at Auction at the Medical Purveyor's
PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN,
49, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1S, 1865.
2oo General Operating cases.
Is FSsectipg and nd rrephSIns GS Cases;
90 Post Mortem Cases, large;
leo DIS Getting Cases;
2o0 Pocket Cases, two folds;
$50 do do three iolds;
$50 stomach Pumps, part fute-keY valve;
$50 Teeth Extractmg Instruments;
500 Dayidson's sell-lnjectlna Syrinses;
10 0O0 CUppmg Glasses and rins;
! 800 uses single aud double;
5000 Iourniquets, all patterns:
1,5O0 Hard Rubber syrnses, assorted Sizes
800 Sets SplDts, all sizes;
Stethoscopes, ongue Deprassors, Syrnges hypo
de1me, Etc, Obstetrcal Cases, Speculums, Lancets
portion of the foregoing articles are second
hand and will he sold separately. rho balance Is
entirely new The general operatug cases contain
instruments for amputations, exsechons, minor
operations, and sets OF Catheters and sounds.
AT SAME PLACE.
ON WEDNESDAY, February H.
,,p q, WILL BE SOLD, A STOCK OF
PING PAPER,
AND
5000 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
CONSISTING part OF
l40 copies Gray's Anatomy;
80 do Dunglson's Medical Dictionary;
ESQ do Practice Medicine, Woods, Be0net's,
Watson's, etc
90 do Dalton's Physiology;
so do Virchow's Pathology;
130 do Surgery-Gross Erickson, Fergu-
son, etc.
400 DO u. D. DispensatOry;
60 do Beek's jurisprudence;
90 do ParI1sh's Pharmacy;
go do Therapeutics, ood, and Stille;
SOO co Minor SurgeTy
5l5 do Surgical Anatomy;
~ do Chemistry, Fownes;
~ do Wobster's Dictionary. etc. etc. etc. (;
650 Blank Books, qures Cap bound;
lgE0 do do small quarto
90 DO do fine, whoe bound;
500 Reams Writing Paper, cap, letter. and notes
20 do Writing Paper, assorted;
1000 1nkstands varieus patterns;
| 200 0O0 Envelopes. assorted;
5000 Blal Books, miscellaneous
| 800 Portfolios;
Pencils Pens, Ink etc , etc. etc.
| Some OF the Medical Books are secondhand,
| and will be sold separately.
| The Books and instruments be inspected tho
| dav before the SALE
| Catalogues may be had on application.
| ROBERT FLETCHER.
| Surgeon and Brevet Colonel U S. Volunteers,
| "a lot Medical PurveyOr U. s. A.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDING.
No 277 soUrH FOURTH STREET,
To Mr.. j. s. Clarke W anut Street Theatre.
gers Of the sOdeTs Home in the city Of Phade pha are
ors and soldiers who have been dsab ed in our counrys
service would respectu y solicit neration
Of G the
to you, and at your convenience
very io'{SLEIS ELLE = liz WALLACE.
President "Sodiers' Home"
WALNUT STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 80, 1866
My Dear Sir I'm reply to your favor OF yesterday,
quest and most respectfully prOer the use Of the Wal
nut Street heatre and my services Tor an
Very respectfully, yours, ,nr,,
To DR.. Ererse Wallace President Of the soldiers
Home" &C 1t
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND CARNIy4L AND ANNUAL
MASK BALL
VIII 'aA' p'"M MONDAY, FeSraaEy 6,ls6e.
Colonel Robert L. Orr, No. 69l Chestnut street.
oSRBe |SiSRs p william Es s No sd sTsss FSsr
Walker & Co., S w. corner of Fourth and Chesnut
'lSF'fi Fr freshman, No 5O2 Arch street,
l. Meyer y z; corner Of Chssnat and Juniper streets
Ig Thorler, No. 202 N. Fourth street.
Chr. Mack, No. 2l2 S. Broad street.
Joseph Steppacher, No. 53l Chestnut street. 80 -
Cb. Grener, SGngerbund Hall, Nos. All and Alb Cal
lowhili street.
The Managers have much pleasure in announcing
this Great Festival of the season. Thev offer to their
patrons per gralIhcation of all their senses In
| GREAT PROFESSIONS.
FESTIVE SONGS, - -
Two Grand 0rchestras, supplied by Brgfed. will per-
| form alternately, Dance aud Promenade Music.
Tickets SO, admi ting gentle man and two ladies; {;
| additional ladies 81 each
For full particulars circulars attached to each
| Ticket. II 297t1 THE COMMlTTEE.