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GENERAL HnusssAUs REPLY 70 GENERAL SHERIDAN.
wAsHrseros, August "a, 1867.

WASHINGTON, August ~, 1867.
The following letter hss been sent By General Rousseau
20 General Grant, defending himself from the charges
preferred against HIN By General shohdaH;--
St I.rsTs HoTrr,
NEW YonE August "a, 1891.
GESEnNs-The New York ps9crs OF to-day publish
what purport to be-; aod Shs, take FOR granted IS an
ocial letter rom Major General sheridan to yourself,
IN tho course OF which he save
rae' ih,' haze % nese ~ charge a.sinst Broader
ma command recently. aud without exhibiting any Author
", interfering with my duties an suggesting nv rsnogd
20 much of tue above charge a. alleges that vlIted
General Shoridan's command aud ntorfered with bis
duties Is fslsc.
A. 10 suggesting his removal. did say. In answer to
telegram from Washington iuluisIng Of me how things
loakei in LOUIS ana, tina. the state OF affairs gloomy
that lhs people wore much depressed, aud that any
telegram referred 10 matters and thiugs in general an
intended such, including General Sheridan In tho
scopo. IL this s3lng The removal OF that ocsr
Gil nght; bat his IA was not mentioned
Willie ! claim tbs right IN common wlh all other
citizens 10 criticize much Of General Sheridsn's hd
mnsrstiou as is not purely military aud which solely
oorcsns tue civil policy nf tho country yet my late
visit to New Orleans scrupuousy rersnsd from doing
90 AID 60 fer as know end remember expressed no
opinion for or snHt his policy 20 snybody Ia bis dis
,rlos bal no purpose or motive % do 50. and ny
Iecsiseon ,Link, a rs dilino. about tbs as usually
10 Or 2, !. can be about ANYTHING.
AZ know thsrs 20 si0lol5nt evidence on VIII oh 10
base tais charge. cannot CONCEIVE how u wn possible
ior general Sheridan 70 mako H. am, thsfe'ore, 70.
luetany forooi 10 the present conclusion that has
batter foundation 10 his mind than conjecture or sus
pieons.
! concur With General sneriian IN Bis regrets"
en- really sorry ttst so incoustera5's myself
vas not permitted 20 visit Eew Orleans without BENG
made tue medium Tor ary sort Of ncnsa,on whsre
10 tAIIl the public pulse, and seems csssay
o. Il unfortunate that II foil 10 my lot =. X. mad
al II heddm IN the hands Of os-rsI Ghir,dsn rhc
HDv, on wbsi = univsfssv Aired 70 be bis conspcu
ens mefls H7 ~ ,-rg- space in sho nations sdnlrs
\ lion 1s.,rl Sheridan might have let me pass, think
- 90 BARN would have followed my escape from The
1 collision which has forced ih, ictf3r.
10 ordor % relieve General snsrldsu's n,na Z, %,
In q VOID, cxpian my late ulission 10 Vow 0riake
Ordcrei ID eoppiend In very distant depaT;ny w
Gai hffts Eia IA % ala aag Russian poss:ssAeA
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Railroad.
Bosroy. August 49, 1867
As the late express train the Boston and Kennebeo
Railroad entering Augusta, Ao,, Saturday night.
II ran over and Killed Geerge ngrahG Ro had served
10 navy and had inst errlved hoa II Is s1rros"d
that he ntoScs cd aud LAID down on the track and
went TO sleop.
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AslIuanY.
Most Rov. Peter EIuviRn Turgeon, DID,,
Archbishop Of Quebec.

Archbishop OF Quebec.
telegram fran Qcebsc, dated yesterday, announced
tho de,th Sunday last in hs, city, OF the Most Row.
Peter FlsYan TurCeon d. Archbishop OF the Diocese
OF Qusbec. The deceased vas most distinguished and
venerable prsla Of tho Rgaan Catholic Church, and
wss greatly esteemed by ali who knsv him Among
the poor OF bic flock he mAdo himself very popular BY
tho kindness and charity which marked his efforts 70
ansioraio tLoiT condition. AS gentleman OF great
learning aud az CHRISTIAN OF urdueatonabls pis,y
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rpt YilLdN fEYER b WLytiTOa.

Cuyksroy, August 40, l3QA
rse iDisrnenU On Saturday wsEe &c Tor tth WEAK,
"a and on ihs,r Captain T. A. Eickerson. Il eiassh.
eSnsss aud C.pisia Rusnss, Of tas schosseE 1Deriy
III New yofh, Tue Ns- Tofx mervhspIp trfouah Bun
"a stpt ~, 90 N toe ii9r9d Asavcs.ic1 -. ,
Tbsrs were ~ deaths 10 ,his Nss 90 ssssf3sy pne 80
dsr lgsgl ys..sh Gsssi
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Down AMONG the dead men, nj his moment thoa'anes
who might have nge nrd wali troy u,ed thAe
xru Life Pres~rve- PLANTATION DfTTEHS. Let ne
living 20 hra that they the best known renned
dvspepflc complaints stomach arrangements ans
ssle-si 6sbliv. A. delicious cordial coSneasA ~sts
females. cerg.ns marehsnis LAWYERS and persons o.
suffer with mental Depression are greatly oenchttsd ~
these Bitters
MAGNOLIA wATFR-i Delightful roile: Arilole.--
g.. error . cologne, AId at half mo price.
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FuaEgAL Or ts-pRssInEaT OaY.
NEW HAvEv. Csan., Az

kEw HAVEN. C9nn., AuFug26 1897
Tho funeral Of cS.rIc idsnt Day was attended tais
afternoon from Csnte church.
Presidsps Wocl.sy, Of Yale College, preached sor
lOn 10 cg,arnsmorAton OF The lie and character of TIA
a.
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nuilIa au1 b 1 MEglcAL 0Fflcta.

RfoHwovr, AusuIt 20. 1897
Major Dsiamateg Chief OF Ca, Medical Bureau CT this
dsgTct to-day fogsarsd ovh He Is tho nrst Qhoer
his bee hsd mustered out undsf the Pfoe'-
haaLa sYstsn Of remotal OF volunteer orcert,
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BeruAHT MgYkoR TRxAs One Of the most brrlliaae
motors No ever Witnessed Ia the heavens dspiaye1
itself Sunday night at quarter 70 ten o'clock tte
course towards the East and its onward moiioO
slow. It swept the entire Sky apparently; Il ap-
psaIed very low and visible least Two nlnutsa
1t like comet with large defy tall than
meteor II disappeared gradually as exhausted wisn>
out az explosion --Indicno,0 Bulletin, Au60t IL.
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Igs s1ags on TaI HOslt lsu OMo EnLBOlA

Iovrvlts. August 20, 1861.
No rangsrsnl hss bsen eGectea vi,L the ueh 90 ths
Mobile ana Chl1 10 lTogd. yhs MsasTpl en- Iennes.
n. fsiirosd VII take Ganses pssssnss Tor Mobile and
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n.nlnsR N RuflLln.

BuFrLto, August 20, 1887.
An unknown a.an, aged about tCcny-three years a
gteersns1 on the y boat r. w. LGuoaur was MUIR
dered here inst evening BY John }. Sohoontnskcr O
hand on the boat lhc murdered man sh ppsd
board The a. NeS York about twenty-five days ago,
bu. is supposed 70 belong 70 Utica schoonmskor In
Ar
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ssyfas IuaalRa N MSIutKY.

CiScExsr. Auznsl &C. 1901
A severe tornado yili ID Vuyio9 Ky. tusi above
Newport. an Aiadsy blowing doan several houses sud
d0lgs Other damage.
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DEATH or An ACTOR.

Bosr1H, August 20, 1851
Mt Davsapor, an actor OF considerable celebrity, dod
IN tnis city to-day.
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Rxrn.i,Inn Ur,ycrselIc. Prri,. 1865.

Dr. j. ". Schenrk. at Philn dciptln. will -
rooIns 20 Bond street New YORK. profess!onAuys
every Tuesday. from a. 81 u 5P. NJ
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FxrnsNI0n Vn'vcfefIT". PufIs. IHbJ.
WHEELER n WILSON. 63J Brosf~sy New Yorh.
swsred eightyvo conpeti,cr' tho highest prsmI1mf
A for the psyf8rtlon OF Sewizg aachues e0o
Butt Machn-Ghc only gold rnsda for this brsnch q
msaufaauro Sec oc.sl IL, Of awards aud fac srne o.
nietsl at WI 1ELEN WILSON'S.
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gLNORi. +. ROSS. PRECEDENT
a. q WHITE. Acting Gcnorat dipcr.ntendsnt
JAMES y. Andrews, Agent
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RtcaHoND, August &c. 1867
republican coioged nesting wss held in Manchester
on Saturday night and addressed b. O. G. H. Porter
Commonwealth Attorney at NeF.ols, who 10 stamping
the State under auspices OF the NATIONAL Republican
Committee Us Saa much app.udod for the gent mont
that IRA her than unrog tbs wheels OF reconstrucon
hipu AZ HANNAH
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orup. DphtherA aud tlserslci Sore Ttvns' ere row
eofroabo dsease In the and voart cases the
sIrlissiloa Of RADwAY,s READY RELInF l5y tugsiass
- hc outer sur!pce Cf The rDt And TO ire nn9r suaee
BIZ parging with swrb produces immediate q enTs
IN he malignant character ~ heSs usladies pr.c " cohs
p3t bo,tlo. Sold ty druggists.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
SPECIAL TrlecAass TO THE neaAtS.

An KpsIue, Tender and baggage Car Thrown
OF tho Track at POuShk spsie-A Flre-One
Man Badly Injured.
Pou0HKKgPzE. N. Y, August 90, 1881.
O'Clock ?. n
The engine, tender and baggage tear Of the uoon
express train down, due her, at 1880 n, ran OF the
track to-day while coming the station The engine
was thrown one wav and the baggage another The
teader upset. and The fireman. Dennis CAshum, was
badly though prooshly not fatally, injured The train
will b delayed hero soms hours.
A Nesro Lad Killed and Man and Wona"
Seriously Injured al Wilbrnh ham, DIass.-A
Deaf and Dumb Bog Run Over at South
Boston.
Bosros. August %, 1851,
4o'Clock T. II.
A crowd Of the Advent camp meeting attendants at
wiIbraham. while standing upon the railroad In that
town this morning. were upon by an approachin <
train which they did not see and Young nsgro lad
was killed and N and " 'rnsn seriously Injured
deaf aud du.us bar ruu over on the Old Colony
road AZ South Bostca to dGy end fatally I'M lred,
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Tee Telegram Is Csenting n Cou,3iete Reyos
luton In sgrnln9 Journalism. ~ ALREADY has the lRrRe7t
clfoRsuon auy paper u lie clans 10 tho county.
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Les g. Pcrrln's s,ucs-DoHoicas with SOUP
J6ha D6Sc6k's soas Agents Tor the Dated sissse
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ri, Telegram Il Creas,ys 4 CgIr ricts Y svsss
ns ILL In " any fs3ss d iss class 10 ms sepa:sy
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The Telegram .. Crcating a CeIypIese Rev.
luton evening journalism. IL already tbs ar9o0
circulation Of payer Of lis class IN tho country.
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Tho Howe n,rchirs. Ccr-rrsry. I,irs ls" .sss
prenisns i0i ssNt~A iNrfe"'@ o" -
proaewAy Ney York.
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Neticc 10 Patrons

plf:s f2rss,rs issd No. SIS Brosdwsy, New York
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A Cure Warranted Or Money Returned De-
F1LERS Vegetable Rheumatic isiacdy psrusoenuy caree
Rheumatism Ncur lgi., Gout: warranted harmless
AGENTS., DENAs BARNES. @ Pax row: HEMBoLD, see
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AM U s G M G N r 8,
Olympic Theatre.


ODonhslls Mission was brought out for the nrt sms
this season a. she olympic ssi syenias. This drama is
fourdsd upon On snscdots giving tic orsu Of the neu.
entail ODorneil family 10 spau. OF which the actual
representative IL tho Prime Minister Of sAbsia the
Second, ana was lately Governor GsnsTa Of Cuba Il
10 such an agreeable mixture Of history, romance and
whsmsisAliy John Broughap knows best how TO pre-
pare no one could bstsr represent on the stage his
ewp conception Of the character OF It's hero, Captain
Roosriek ODonneli, sR o1icsr OF the Irish brigade IN
France s1pAirtatsd sdherent OF the last or the
On secret nsoS 70 csrsns, AS.ron The hsroins
Eva de ZuuiGA daughter OF Span grAndss Was wei
personsssd BY Aias Emily Ihorne: Mr.. " Z. sneridan
sustained with skill ths part Of abb 10 Rsasrd secret
agent OF Dubois. and Mr. Il. Bland thss Of Ia Rscho,
Cardinal Alesronls vslsG
New Theatre C0nifSuo.
Charley White, Bsa Cotton AL Sam sharply, three
Distinguished leaders in miassslsy, orsned nov shea
tire last night opposite the ST. Nicholas HOTEL The
tabshmsn has been used before for theatrical purposs
but the thorough renovation improvement and dsesra
tioa 10 he's undergone lately make essentially new
theatre Tho entrance has been videred and the box
oos removed from The side 10 the centre Of the foyer
The house crowded almost to suoca.on last night
bye good nssured and dsmcns,rsivs audience The
Company consisted Of Cotton B sharpisy's Min
Miss Eva Brent singer; Niles: Augustine Lodovlss
and De vsre dancers: the Caron family End the Busay
:..ns c :nsn ns se
ethiopian comcaes, partomiuae, aerial ladders. 30.
Charley White eses not to have lost aay Of his popu.
e. .sssDs, % 10
sveA saumsrats the pieces a. variety theatre OF
shSatre comlQus would occupy half newspapsr so we
- as. 70
closely packed audience
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rsiat,es srrshsd ris III. hs, gssss paid fee
9a ~ ", Slsd &c, g q ast sns u Van s.-,s NJ
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Cristado Hair Dye.-.1hs Hest Ever Mas
vrsctured. Whcossie and telsi aiso applied a. Ne
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,.w.s .rsrs sasssss g' sssss iss
iapl9 Y n asS.
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Glna Vow. for niother,.

Grover ,. Yntgcr's it,gtc.t rrcusiuta SEWING
Esssipf, go Hrosawsy New York.
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WASHINGTON, August ~, 1897.
The following letter has been By General Rousseau
20 General Grant, defending himself from the charges
preferred agGins, HIN By General shohdan:-
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COL oFso nssJss At MANCHESTER, VA.

suag~sfsthc Hanging or President johnson
and GENERAL Graut-Ttc Sentiment Loudly
An utuh.
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PROPOSALS.
PR99FF99ssAAtIs FOR QUARrERMAsrEEs
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,

PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
ASSISTANT QUARTERMA AsTER's ) OFFICE )
- NO ll8S GIRARD STREET, April 25, 1857.
PROPOSALS Will be received at this office until
~ O'Clock M, WEDNESDAY, May l, 1867, for
immediate delivery at the United states Store
mouse, Hanover Street Wharf properly packed
anq ready for shipment, of the following de.
scTlbed Quartermaster's Stores. wiz
o. CORDS wood, Hard, Merchantable,"
OO Hemlock Planks, 3xS inches, l6 feet long,
square edges.
i Keg Spikes, inch.
All OF the above named articles to be OF the
pest quality, and TO be subject to inspection.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon-
slDle persons, whose signatures and residences
must be appended to the guarantee. and certi-
ned 10 as being good and sufficient security, by
lhe United States District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or other public officer.
Jhe right is reserved To reject all bids deemed
unreasonable, and no bid from adefaulting con-
tractor VIII be received. All proposals TO be
MADE out on the regular forms in duplicate
(which will be furnished on application at this
othce), and conform to the terms of this adver-
tisement, copy Of which must accompany
each proposal. Envelopes to be endorsed, PRO
posals for Quartermaster's Stores"
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening of the Proposals.
.. By order of
Brevet Mai. j.-Gen. q, II. CROSMAN,
Asst, Quartermaster-Gen.U U, $. A.
HENRY w. JAMES,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
4254C BreveJ Major U. :. A.
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cTRICT ECONOMY IN MANAGEMENT
PROVIOENT LIFE EANDTRUSTC COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.

No. III 8. FOURTH SIREET,
Commenced Business 7mo. "a, 1865
Organized 10 extend the benefits OF Lite Insurance
among members of the Society OF Friends. All good
risks of whatever denomination solicited.
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY, President.
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary.
THOMAS WISTAR, NJ. D., Med. Examiner
JOSEPH b. TOWNSEND, Legal Adviser
This Company, In addition TO the security arising
from the accumulation of premiums gives the Insured
the ADVANTAGE OF an actual pad-up Capital, ALL
THE PROFITS OF INSURANCE ARE DIVIDED
AMONG THE INSURED,
Life Policies and Endowments in ali the most ap
proved forms, -
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N Av Y CLoT THIN G..

NAVY DEPARTMENT, J
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1867.
Proposals sealed and endorsed proposals for
Navy Clothing" will be receiveda at this Bureau
until two o'clock p. M, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF May next, for seven thousand five hum
dred pairs BLUE SATINET TROUSERS, the
same to be of navy standard, and delivered at
Brooklyn Navy Yard within sixty days after
notification of the acceptance of proposal,
and there pass the usual inspection
For description of the Trowsers and the
packages to contain them bidders are referred
TO the samples at the said Navy Yard, and for
information as to the laws and regulations Qn
pamphlet 1orm) regarding contracts, TO the
offices of the Commandants and Paymasters
of the several Navy Yards.
written guarantee, signed by one or more re-
sponsible persons, to the effect that he or they
undertake that the bidder or bidders Will, If
his or their bid be accepted. enter into an oblt-
cation within five days, with good and sutf-
cient suleties, to furnish the Trowsers pro-
posed; the competency of the guarantee to be
certified by the Paymaster, District Attorney,
or Collector of the Customs.
No proposals IOiU be considered unless dccOmpn-
nied by such guarantee and by satisfactory eUt-
deHce that the bidder is q regular dealer IN the
article, and has the license required by act Of
Congress- -
H. BRIDGE,
l5m4t Chief of Bureau.
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THE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
CAPITAL STOCK.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.

All paid In, in Cash. h......
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4 l5nn4t
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.

~ PANY.
PHILADELPHIA February 4, 1857.
Proposals Will be received at the Office OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, until
the first day OF May 1867, inclusive (unless satisac
tory proposal should be received and accepted pre-
vousy), from responsible parties desiring to contract
with said Company tor the establishment OF direct
Line of Steamships between Philadelphia and Liver
peol.
Blank forms of proposals. with detailed informh
ton, will be furnished upon application to
27t51 EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
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"ThIs being new enterprise, the Par Is assumed
as the market value,
Thomas C.. Hand samuel E. Stokes,
John c. Davis, Henry Sloan,
Edmund A. SDuder, William g. Boulton,
. TheOphilus PaudinR, Edward Darlington,
John X. PenrOse, II. Jones Brooke
James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade,
Henry q. Dallett, Jr. Jacob p, Jones,
James &. Hand, James B. Mcfarland,
William G. Ludwig, Joshua p. Eyre
Joseph H Seal, Spencer Mctlvaine,
George g. Leiper J. b. Semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, a, B, Berger
John ID. Taylor, ID, Il. Morgan,
Jacob Regel, - George W. Bernardou,
THOMAS g. HAND, President,
JOHN O. DAVIS, Vice President,
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 1S4
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GOVERNMENT SALES,

29OI3 Wooilen Blan-l l64 Haversacks
kets. Ill KnapsacxS.
l6,493 Trowsers, Infy. i ,236 Knit Jackets.
2,349 Mounted.I 4S2 Great Coat Straps
l,7S2 Sack Coats, lned.l % SasheS,
1851 unlined. u Pairs Chevrons.
SS,,44778 SS,47 Uniform Coats. 3I]1 Pairs Shoulder
1920 Jackets. Scales.
$50 Great Coats, I13ry % Ga3teens Can Gems:
7Ol Shirts. SO Picks.
287 Drawers. 5Plck and Axe Han
"0OS g. i5lS Pairs 'fSSasnsS' Boots ewali Tents
16 Pairs Bootees. 4 Wall Tent Flies.
Ill Forage Caps. 50 Hat Feathers.
577 Cap Covers Is Hat Bugles.
81 Hats, crossed sa- Is Hat Eagles.
81 Hat Cords and 80 Drum Cords. i.''' 90
Tassels. 3 Trumpets.
3Sibley Tents. "a Bugles.
25 shelter Tents. 10 Bugle Cords and
Flies. TasSels.
% Drum Heads. $50 Sets Tent Poles
5 Drum Slings 45O Yards 10 OF. Duck.
1872 Pairs Drum 6o Yards II oz Duck.
TERMS Cash, in Government funds;
Sale to take place at the Clothing Warehouse
(Hospital grounds).
BY order Of Major General Thomas,
42012t Captain and NJ s. K, K, {, &. s S. Army. Im
GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
- EQUIPAGE-C LOTHING DEPOT,
SCHUYLKiLL ARSENAL, OFFICE OF exc,
CUTIVE AND INSPECTING OFFICER,
PHILADELPHIA (Pa.), April 25, 1867
Will be sold at Public Auction, on account of
the United States, at the Schuylkill Arsenal,
Gray'S Ferry road, Philadelphia, Pa, on
SATURDAY, May 4, 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
the following g-named articles of Damaged Cloth
ing and Equipage, VIII
Axes Pick, Axes, Telling, Boots,
Blankets, Infantry Coats, Great Coats
Forage Caps, Drawers, Trowsers,
Canteens, Camp Kettles, Cap Covers,
Knapsacks, Stockings. Spades,
Scales (Brass), Bedsacks, Shirts, etc.
The property must be removed within five (5)
days from day of SALE
Catalogues will be furnished upon application
at this Office or at the Office of Army Clothing
ana Equipage, No. ll39 GIRAFD Street.
Terms-Cash, in Government Funds.
BY order of Bvt. Major General GEO. H.
| CROSMAN, Assistant Quartermaster-G General
| u. s. Army.
HENRY W. JAMES,
Capt and A. @. M, Bvt Mai. u. S. Army,
425 st Executive and Inspecting officer.
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INCOME OF THE CONIPAN

INCOME OF THE COMPANY.
deducIing returned premiums 1856 2l2'96
Amount of premium notes taken by the
Company Tor inland rsks............. l479S29
Amount of premiums earned............ 5S7, 1894
Amount Of Interest money received from
Investments of the Company ............. So 27619
Amount Of all other incom e.........,.... 1855 II
EXPENDITURES OF THE COMPANY.
Amount OF losses paid during the year..S O98 5O526
Amount OF dividends paid during the year. 5O,OOOUO
Amount of interest paid 10 scrip holders. 33i5 50
Amount of expenses paid during the year,
including commission ana fees TO agents
and officers of the Company ............. 2i22SiS2
Amount OF taxes paid by the Company....,. 665OI79
Amount OF all other expenditures of the
Company, printing, travelling, and agency
779OS4I
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-29

Q A LE o F PO w d DER
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE0
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, April o. 1867. J
There will be sold AT Public Auction, to the
highest bidders, in the office of the Inspector of
Nsssa 69setts. at noon on TaURsDSYi G, tbe,
ninth (9th) day of May, 1867, fifteen hundred
ll500) barrels of POWDER, composed of rifle
cannon, musket, and ordinary cannon powder
and eighteen hundred QSOO) pounds compressed
powder.
These powders will be sold by sample, and in
lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms, one-half cash in Government funds,
and the remainder within ten days afterwards,
during which time the powders must be re-
moved from the magazine, otherwise they will
revert to the Government.
II. A. WISE
424 l3t Chief of Bureau.