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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

LATE Texas PArEgs, --40urttiend y. A.
Moons, who, we are pleased to SOC, arriv.
cd safely with his family at Galveston, per
steamship Palmyra, from New Orleans, on
the 26th ult,, has favored ne with pack
ages Of late Texas papers, forwarded by
Admins Express, Of which be II the agent at
Galveston Wo thank him for his prompt
attention. Our thanks are also due to Mr..
Jos. LARduiEr, agent 81 Adams Express
in this city, for the delivery Of the afors
said packages to is. ..=.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07


NV IiEAp 10 TuL FHBEDaAS'a ErHrAp.
The Now Orleans TIM D<tfa, speaking
from undopbtsd authority, ssys thnt Mr..
CoswAY IL TO be superseded III command
Of tho Froedmsn's Bureau for Louisiaps
by direction Of the President, who has sp-
pointed Brig. don. BAinp 10 Bll that posi-
tioh.
Gen. BAfnn, the Tine min ssys, il now
I'm rS,ute for New Orleans to take control ~
tho Bureau. He IL nstivo Of rcnnsylvaz
MIA, Is graduate Of West Point, and ssrv
ed with considerable merit IN the late war.
He II regarded ns true soldier and gen ;
tIemnn, and is conservative in his prin i
ci Pies. @
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

NEw YoEg, Oct. Sit 10 reported that
the prospected scheme Of emigration from
the Sou thsrn States has been given up.
There IL reason To believe that the COLI
ored troops now in Tho Southern States
will be speedily mustered out Of services.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
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w Wv q fNs5FFFEs
From sb, New orls.ns Times, ssb In,

From hhs Nsw Orleans Times, 9Th inst.1
WAsHIasTaa, Oct. 5..-No nav nAsionsl
banks have been authorized, except In
few cases in the South.
The receipts from the internal revenue
the last ninety-Eix days, including Sun
days, we're upwards Of one hundred mil
lions, greatly exceeding all expectations.
Scheme for Southern Emigration.
Gov. Andrew, Of Mass sehusetts, and 9TH
srs, are arranging a place for establishing
n central Office in Now York, whereby the
owners of Southern lands can be become
acquainted with Northern purchasers, and
n stresm OF emigration, both domestic and
foreign, be set southwark. Branch Offices
are 70 be opened In the Southern States.
Gen. Grant ut Pfttssurg.
PITTssuEe, Oct 5,-Gen. Grant met with
a very enthusiastic reception to-day.
The President and Louisiana.
The T'ribune's Washington special says
the President will not take action ia the
matter Of the Louisiana government, till he
resolves tho report Of the now commission,
who will be sent in few days.
Ths Debt Of the South.
1t is believed a formidable eombin stion
exists TO force through Congress bill for
The partial assumption ofthe rebel debt.
Tho War Department states that the
laws regarding apprenticeship will be re-
garded by the Fresmsn's Bursau, provided
thsy make no Distinction in color against
tho laws for fres people, which will be az
tended TO freedmen.
The officers Of the Bureau will be re-
gardod as guardians for minor freedmen.
The assistant commission 10 TO draw and
specify the instructions for applicants to
their respective States on the above prin-
ciple.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

In this city, At o'clock On Friday morning.
the 9Th instant, st the Tssidsncs of her brother.
in-lsw, Mr.. JoeErH sAxGHsz, Miss Eu6knSE
pIN0, aged 20 years.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
UNPROgITAHLE FARMING.

/. Purchasing poor land At low price,
instead Of the best at a high ono.
2. Want Of understanding in sll places
whore work 10 rstarelss, growth lessened
and manure Lost by asurplus Of water.
B. lBffiecient fences, admitting dsprsds-
tors TO destroy crops, aud dsranging farm
ordsr. l#Ja g fET
A., Building poor barns aud stshlst, and
allowing thom TO become dilspidatsd.
81 Wintsring cattle, sheep and colta Mt
atagks in open hslds.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

An Immense Extrn Edition
THE SUNDAY MERCURY


In consequence of the esgernoss Of the public to obtain ths
% % M sddP ST P e
now being published in the SUNDAY MERCURY from ad.
vance furnished by the authoess the extra edition OF
that paper issued Sunday last In the hope Of meeting ana
satisfying the demand ell before Another
edition. published Monday, swept of before night and
prospect Is the viii be equally imPeiuous
In order however that readers who have been unable TO
obtain the earlier chapters o this extraordinary may
have clue the plot and incidents full and perspicuou,
abstract Of the preceding chapters will accompany each nsta
ent othe story These weekly synopes prepared with
infinite and w form In themselves perfect abrsment
of the striking WORKS of fiction submitted TO the
reading world since te publication OF Dumas Monte
Chc' As the tsle progresses the mystery hicsens ara
the interest becomes intense Nothing exceed thc
disnctness with which eecn character Is deinested aud the
fidelity with which II sustained Tbs wonderful even"
which crowd upon erch other in OF the narrative
mpes the niud IS they terrible ruihs and mar
veous edge Of hunn nature and Of the sprn Of human
action in the back aud tie genea tho ferces and tho
most te der and hearts by tho suhores
The trials which innocence 10 subjected and the mschna
on of ncsrstc cruelty ard fraud gradually In the
progress Of conspiracy form together Of the most
strange cventu histories that have interested the
imarustior or touched the sympahie' Of the soul
The SUNDAY MERCURY 10 not only the vehicle OF the
best original at Published on both sides Of the Atlantic
ba, the perfect. newspaper in tho world ls contents
ns literary p.rodcaL National and Local Aiial CONNER
cial Intelligence Court News the Theatrical Openilc aud
pats Of the world General and Special Teeraphc Reports
up to four O'Clock Sunday morning Society News. fu
Reports and Inside Views Of the Proceedngs OF Asocaions
Cdues and Cabas Celebrated Causes IN the Law Courts
Ter, and abroad TeSeTak including contribution. from the
new, from exclusive sourccs criticism whatever Is worth
cricisins n ler'ture aud and in short everything That
goes 70 making up Of sr,s LOCAL, NATIONAL and COS.
MOpOLTAN REWsPAPER. IL contains LARDEK
AMOUNT OF READING MATTER THAN ANY DAILY
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES; and i,s CIR:
CULATlON proven by the official statistics the United
States Revenue Department exceeds by several thonssnd
the TRIPLED AGGREGATE Of the issues Of ALL OrllER
SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS published in the CITY Of New
York.
morning everywhere throughout the United States and Can
ada the Country Edition being mailed In advance Of the
final Issue ON Sunday morning PTc- eight cents. To ."
cvye copy OF to.morfow's SUNDAY MERCURY, contain
ng the third in.ament Of Miss BIsddon story viii be
necessary 10 APPLY EARLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Arrived.


Steamship Gen. J. X. Barnes, Morton, Sew0Ilean, 9Th
inst via Penssco4 slh with mdse and to vinsston
| Co Has o, board the I'd Regiment Mnine Cavalry.
Steamship Hat,erss Parish Norfolk hours, with mdse
| and pass. 10 Livingston Co. .
steamship Meninsc Van Seoe, New Orleans md'e and
| pass. to James A. Raynor.
Steamer frsncora Sherwood, Portland, maso eho
pass. to III. y. Cromwell l. Go.
Steamer Miami Clark. Boston
Bark Vosge Of Quebec L1eker, Quebec 10 days. Lumber
BARI Ivy Hu,sel Quebec. i6 days. lumber to Hewie
Bark Nina de los Mares Fr Los Caso Havana II days in
ballast to c. MGrti Go.
Brig G. w Ba1t.r Free,hy Msnzania "a days, molA,se'
Big James Dsv. (of stoetton) Cloush Georgetown, c.
days, cotton. SC. 10 master - .,
lurnbert to r.. u. Morgan x Go.
Diader MeGil, CoInwsis, ~ s3 days potatoes to
II. X. Dc Won& Co
schr silver star lBr Lubns, J1asua IL days salt &C., to
Brett Son Co.
Schr Casper, jameson, CLARK, New Haven.
Schr. J. r. Carver, Bsmmil, Pfoyidence.
Schr. Ida l.. Bacon, Boston,
Schr Theodore Dean, Babbt Philadelphia for Boston
Schr. y. Flower, Russell, Portland. G., stone.
Schr. VIM P. Winiams Ncbels FAN River for Eastport
Schr. Ida l.. Howard McGavey, Providence
schr Aide. Eaton, Eas,yoH fcr Providence.
schr Frsnces Council, New Haven for Virgins.
sehr Il Foster ClAik Mbrdge 10 days with lumber TO
Holyote Murray
schT. A1en 4. Br.wn ss,[.e, ElaPor. 70, r Dishton
schr. Eugene, Bray Ea'tpor FOR Boston
schr. Thomas r. Cooper weeaon Eas'port for Newport
bchr. Maiis Lene Eastpot for New Haven.
Schr q. Hswey CLARK. Phiiadephs ior Now BedioTd.
schr. Dr. Kane Ryder, EapoIt for Providence
schr Kate Scranton Dayton philadelphia Tor bridgeport
sehr. vendeyi, Bray, Es,tpor for Nor"ich.
sehr. Lizzie Raymond PhIlsdelphia for Providence.
Schr A. Hammond. Mason. Phlsdephi for Boston.
Schr Sarah H. Thomas Arnold Phiadelphiafor Boston.
Schr Chs, r.. Raymond Higgins, thadefbia ior bost0n
schr Jesse B. Allen, Case, II gsns Tor GTeenPorL
WfND-At Sunset, w. NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
fOlT OF EEW-YORK
Cleared.


stesmship Bremen fBTem) Meyer Bremen, Oeliies Co
Steamship lsEoo thompson, hh'ana shd Ne" O!'eAh''
S,.smship Alaa.mo, Llnbarner, New or'ssn', d. W. Car
Steamship Hibernis (Brl Crls GLASGOW. y. MeDonA.d
Co. ,,.,. -,
steamship virgniA Dauiels Baltimore Williams Guon
Steamship Keanebeck Ed~ards Philadelphia, horn 90.
Ship Queen BI J. Mitchell, Liverpool Via baihH'ofe WI
RarI Nellie Fe1wioi tBr), Gilbert Baltimore. PerdeIss'i
Eerk Reindeer weIing,on Barbados ueniy TrowbFidss
Bark Wavelet (Brl, Kline, Rio JhneTo fendesAr Bros
Co.
Bas Carmen tBr) Meyer @s,Amoro', Ps'sn' Bro'hef'
l. Go.
Bsrk ooesua Morv Olsen ousenstown for orden FGneh,
Ban } II MeLa,eu. Corning Appsi.eho.i.. br.'t "on
Co.
Brig William Henry Barnard Galveston, Topper
Bes,tie. - - A.,
| Big scio (Brl Brown. St Tboms' Miller Houshton
Brg Lucy Haywood (Br) Brown, Bremen h9'"''~
Bh, independence (Br.), -. Kingston, Jam, BFsmAi
Co.
Brig Clara (Br J, White. DemeFhrA
Br.g Ihez (l}fl GrahaIn DcmeraIA. y. Whitney Co.
| Bria Flying Eagle, Archer Rotterdam w Salem Co..
| Sohr TheIese (french), Bsrth0L Marteies, BOYD
Hincken.
Schr. Vgisnt tBr) Wells Nassau. J. l.. Hutchinson
| Schr. Sun HsTper, Norfolk Virginia
| schr. Rossle tBr.l, Hall. Nassau }. Dousoas
| Schr. Jane Hall, stonIngton.
Schr. J. p, Brown Place, Richmond ~ l.. McCresdy.
schr Abraham Lincoln, Beniy Phiaderhis, o. ~ stranA
schr Plymouth (Br) Coain Windsor N. s., A. smi.hsu
! l. Co -
sloop Mary Gray, Raidmond Uneasvlie.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
The Southern Express Company,

For tho an,posion o. Meschsndlse Vtluhbe FactaEes
Specie Bank Notes Bonds kc for ell pl OF the SOU III
aud SOuTH-N EST, ~ connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their Agency at No 80 Broadway " T.,
where orders u call FOR goods Be forwarded South will re-
eeive prompt attention. - -
MFECnhNDIsE aND vALUABLEs delivered to Harm.
den. Kinev. American aud United States Express Com
pancs for tie SOUTHERN EMPRESS COMPANY, VIII
receive prompt DIsPATcH
For par,casI rates Of feiht tc Sc spply at the onics
" ~ H. g. PLANT Pre,dent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Gfruniniic SnIfs.

Strunipfic Salts,
Or NATURAL IODlDES and BROMlDEs for the cnre O
Rhfuaatc TaJecui1gs GidpfuiIy. ScrqfIiogi snd SNn
Dea fully equal TO tho world renowned bathing waters oi
hfeuELach. EAuheim and Schoub,cs.
Thcse salts are yroducsd froui the wells Of the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
The healthy vylfyng aud nu atns influence or mineral
waters used a. bath. Is n welestlhished sci Yet tho
action OF such greatly varies with th@.r conpoifon
The aboys.ned s,Tumac Ssts used IN 30 oii'h IN ofu
ofbAihs the active ssen' 10 The cure o the
above named diseases containing they do large quais
OF odde. and Brodes Of Potassium with other salts 'ach
a. Chloride ol Magnesiuui, Iron Potassium sud sodium
The Sa be need dissolved IA var water, Gs ha's. o'
in the shape Of application OF flannel moisehed Win s
solution.
For ,aie A. every respectable Drursista . .
PEESSYLk AHA SALT MANUFACTURING GO.
Solo Agents IN New -fork
W. H. ~CHfEFFFLfN Co.
Nilliau.st, cor Beek a., ". Y,
RAYSOLDS. PRATT a Co,
No. iO6 and i0i fu,on-s'., y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

Either Of tie NosE, TusoAr rosors, SPINE f0h''N-
scArr. no remedy has ever proved It's equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face e'F'A''s
N, d,es,.a action Of the liver ere very unpea'N' '.
Young wife and mother. A few bottles 0'
LIFE SYRUP will corree, the secretion and '''''''
deposi, which Is directly under tic skin
In a,..a.e, Of the Liver, giving to Lansa'' p''
Ipdires,ion Weak Stomach or an u-'erl'sd OF
ddon Of that organ, accompanied with burning
....,,,.. v,1 he relieved by tho I'e o. 'oN'''
TUITION LIFE SYRUP. ,y.
~ AsAGrxxaAt BLOOD PrRiTiSS N'1''
s,sr, .,,xn. rxRIyAtsD By ASr PsEFAEA'l0'
WORLD. -,
THE RICH AND POOK
,,o liable to the same diseases. Nature 'h' ,a
,.a, ,h. CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRUP i'' -
PURE BLOOD
rroluee. healthy men and women ana II '"'
.,.a n von,h ai.e,.s and srlysdesth is TIER
wA1 II. GREGG, NJ. d.
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NE"'io'"
MORGAN ALLEN
Wholesale DEusgi''
Aseru
n, 1cllas., New YORK
oyo. Q. GOODWIN Co., Boston.
JHREED Co, Chicago
COLLINS BROTHERS, ST. Louis
I'D. PARK, Cincinnati
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY Co. fhi''s''N>
BARNES, WARD Co., New'oris'"
p,Ryrs HENRY Co., Montreal c'n'A. q,
HosrErrER, SMITH DEAN Sen ''A'''''"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Chappcd Handsl and Iface, sore Lips. Chill
hInins, &c HFGEMAS Cos cAnrnoh l"f
WITH GLYCERlSE ouro' ohspp,i hin4' Ne, innied
,iey vii .eep the skin soa AMI smooth In tho coolest
weth.r Sold by druggists. fr.es IS seni By mail
for - cents. HkOENAS Co.,
Chemist, and Drugrls,s Nsw.Yoft.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

HowEs & MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street,
New.York Foruerly officers OF the Park Bank,) -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house is the same as an Incorpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KEETNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DrAw
as they please and will be allowed Interest on their
daily balance at 1 per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
Government and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold. prompt
" executed for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
9petial Notices.
Continued from seventh Page.

Union General Committee.-A Special Meeting Of
Of this Committee viii be held at No. 40 Fourth
MONDAY EVENING Dee. 49, 1865. at II o'clock. The EI
sesvs Committee will meet =. the place O'clock
JAMES KELLY, Psssjjslk
BgHI Il uustA7, CHAS II. HALL, BssTetaIies.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

s,ans,r ,i.ns this city should not h 90 et1nine our
..,ensise display trimmed Joctey' and bone'. es'ors
. ,b,i, We snarrsutcc you saving ~ - per
1T On eoupssns prices the following dinorshee Is sPpa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Brndbury'- Pisnos-THE BEsT.-Propounced the
Bet b. the most renowned artists superior Ia tone
touch power DURABILITY and elegance af Gn.,h" Wave
rooms Nc, ~ and q; Broomst q cfo.by Cal OF
aend lor q clrcnl,r. WV u. ENADIUt1-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Ou; II town order, ilspstrhed with grea esfs mo
80 :. b ~,r, ard lt-fner will be usi In the selreiion
of sood a. thous ih- parties were on tr spot
caap~ie sstsfar'0u md i"s certain , once .so''u ~
yeas o,l,f, We "a II command your future patronage
Positively tho largest variety Of trimmed !oe.rl' %w %
-. - -l.,. r.nxsz "a prfo. non, 80 so $iS we
81. ~. .re attention cf p.rrnts and guardians to thesr
snd ask Al Inspection of our stock
Good. m, up in rood STYLE and expressed 10 all parts Of the
ffoif.t s's,.s coflrctrtii on delivery -, "a -.
m si.,oi. -npoyds II any fshe ae'' VIII dfee'
,trsnssfs t. car
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
~ l. HIGGINS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
1ort-Uar6ens' Nolice.
STATE og Ngw.Y YORK

STATE OP NEW- YORK,
PoHr-WARDESs OFFICE, No. lOi Wsnst
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance WIN
~ ,ec,jon oftbe az. parsed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act to R.orgae the Wafdcn Office OF tho Port OF New
York" 70 oil persons Interested in or having charge of the
subject na,ter Of sucb inquiry examination survey st
the following vessels under examination oy tue fot
WSdens tina. the said sorgsys or examinations VIII De
completed within days neat succeeding tns notice, on
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BONDS.
Interest at the rate OF
SUvES Pen CENT. PER AYSuX
IN GOLD,

GUARANTEED AND PAID Bf IHE
STATE OP CALIFORNIA.
The Bonds are secured by mortgage on lto miles OF
road from Sacramento TO the California STATE Lire,
forming part of the great Pacific Railroad Route,
adopted and aided by the United States Government.
They are further secured by Sinking Fund OF go 600 in
gold per annum reserved from the earnings Of the road
and pledged for their redemption They first class
security ~ every respect and limited amount will he
offered upon terms which render them very attractive
and desirable investment For further particulars IN
Quire at our Office, No. Nassau'st
FISK g. UArcH Bankers.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Julius g.. Pubic, VI. d.,

Spring Rocking Horses,
CASrERINO HORSES,
EABY TENDERS,
CUiLDREES CARRiAGES AND rOYS,
ICE SKATES IN GREAT VARIETY.
LEWIS TIBBALs, no. $40 Broadway opposite tho ST.
Nicholas Hotel. Send for circular.
Invalid Chairs and Propeller. hand and made 10 order
yiibor's Compound Of Cod Liver OIL ana Lime.
Tn. great popularity OF this safe sud eiicacious PREPARATION
IL alone attributable to SO Intrinsic WORTH In tic cure o
Coughs Colds Asthma, Bronchitis Hopping Cou AID al
Consunptive yIpto.s has superior, II 'qua Let no
one neglect early symptoms Of disease whom nsen'
thus at hand which will alleviate al complaints Of tie Che.t
Lunr, or Throat
Sold by A. Is. WiLBOR, Chenist. l65 coutst, Boston
The Commercial Agency Register for 1866
will be ssued early in January.
This l. the STANDARD BOOK Of reference for Merchants
and Bankera McRiLLOP 4 sPRAGUE,
No. 81 PsIk row, y
NB.-we pay special attention to the COLLECTION or
DEBTS throughou, tie SOUTH AND WEST
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
9TH Regiment,

9TH Regiment,
NATIONAL GUARD
Tn. Seventh Regimen, will Eve INCEPTION a, th.
Academy Of Music the evening c the 1.t Of January 1885,
those members who have served IN e Re- suitr
Volunteer Amy and Navy during the sts Rebellion and all
menbers whether active -remp; At tho time OF entering
the service well hoss who served with the regiment
tsrnz either OF s three osupsirns and sersard ensr,d
United service requested 10 ,cnd their address
with rank the nambc Of tho conpIny IN the Seventh 20
which they belonged. immedstey. 10 Capt GEORGE
MOORE SMITH. Chairman Of Committee On Invitations,
Box No. os7 k-w-Yofk 4. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rifes..1:8 Sun Sets..... fJ& Moon scts.. 3.I
WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 626 Gov Islsnd.. 1;l3 Hell Osis'. Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
E-tabiirhrd 4. ID. 1902.
Pkk -ESl1.

UMpRFILAS-Siis. Alpsrs Oinshain
FARASlJI.s----I>.as,i ii-.A-A. Ass~i--
CANK---Msiarea, Ivory AID fsDoy Woods.
ISAAC SMITH, SON a Co. h,nuf.-iurefs,
No A3 lifo1dNay.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
To the Trndr.

Owing the difficulty Of designating pure Medicinal Co
Liver Oh. RUsHrONs F. W COP LIVER OIL viii f
future be pui up each be,e In boz With hihousph iAhe
and warranted hol-ss- and Retail 81 No 10 Asor House
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
baltimore Market.


.'' .. -' TUESDAY, JuIr II, 1865.
py,,es gfps, bsLoto refer 10 ,oIotssdLe operations
only, unless Oths11oise oppressed
CoryEg. I'VE report sale Of 10 bags Rio at
Fi,nyn--Is bel, or, with more inquiry. We re-
mort saics Of $40 LI,,s. Western super II No. G2lS
loo bbls. do. %. 70. 2On bbls' Howard street do.
at 7. i2ISas7. q; aud 900 bis. good Ohio Extra
at $7.2j per Dbl. other descriptions same ~ be-
GRAM. -wheat-j,O00 bushels offered mostly
white the market was better, with sales OF co
bushels white at |. sDLS2 81, most at the outside
figure for choice; 1000 bushels red ut ]. GnaSl 0j
for ordinary, and l. Sja%2 per bushol for good to
choice. Corn 800 bushels received small
salel OF white at 9Oa9jc., and lot OF $40 bushels
yellow at ole per bushel. 0ats-22 900 bushels
received included In tho sales were 300 bushels
new at jic., weight aud j0O bushels old at CSC,
weight 70 ..
MoLAssEs-No sales. .,r,.ts .....r,...
PRovIsloNs-Marlict hrm for all descriptions /;
stocks light. We quote mess pork ut S27 seas S
per Dbl Western lard 10 lSa2l cts bacon Shout
ders 1GAsl7 cts. ; sides l7al7IS cts and hams
27R"Octs per ID.
SrGAR Market strong; sales to-day OF JIG
hhds; included were 30 hhds. primo Porte Rico
at 10 cts, and 40 hhds. Cuba ut 12lS cts per lb..
SALr-Nominally unchanged q; sales from store
ut 81 81 per sack foT Ground Alum, and 81 81 per
sack for Fine. Turks Island 10 cts. per bushel.
| wHIsKY-Stocks Offering light; sales Of 2oC
bbls at - lOaS2llM, as to style OF package
mostly at % lla&s2 small lots - IL per gal
| lon,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.
CHIEF oUARrRRMAsrRR's OFFICE,

CHIEF oUARTgRAAsTRR g OFFICE,
DRpoT or WAsTlSe TON, )
WASnIEGruS, ID. G., July 7, 1865.
There Is on hand ut this Depot, for sale, about
lS,Uo0 sets Of United States Harness, consisting OF
llSsiugle sets of Lead Horse Harness
!, l4i Wheel "
3, $50 I" q Lead Mule "
j,ill wheel "
jUl Lead Horse Ambulance Har-
ness, and
!, 1877 SINGLE set, Of Wheel Horse Ambulance
Harness.
THIS Harness h,l, bccu used in the public SER
vice, but Is It'll scrviceable for road and farming
purposes.
Scaled proposals. are invited for its purchase
In lots Of luh sets aud upwards.
PIOHu,aI, must plGinly state what kind Of har-
ness Is bid fur, whether wheel or lead mule or
hOl-e; aud iuI ambulance harness, whether wheel
OF lead
Proposals are also invited for the purchase Of
several lhOU, worn Saddles Of various pat
trru-, n tots III 100 aud upwards. Samples eau
lo seen a, the G"VOrHmcul MIL, in this city, on
app cation T." Colonel CHARLES II. TUmpkins, A.
@ NJ, corner Of a1l ind q streets. 80
Prupo. Us ror the purchase Of this harness,
Sc. VIII he received at this office until IL M.
TUESDAY, AUGUST /, lSGi, and should lie Gu
dorsed Proposals FOR tiv Purchase Of Harness"
&c.
Payment, in Government funds must be made
unun the ncCoplRurO Of tho proposal, and prior
To tho delivery Of tho hurnc,S, &c.
The uudCr,! .uCd receives The right To ~ Get all
proposals which may he considered too low.
Tic safe 81 Nurnr- ut public auC ,iOn advertised
June " Is Discontinued,
The h, r 81 wa ;uns Nnd mules is still going on,
from day to day, Purchasers ave invited to at
tend. D. II. FUCKER,
Drovct Maj. Gen. and ouartermaster.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

QUARTERMAsTER GESERAL's OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WA,UINGTuN CRY, June 81, 1865.
VIII be sold, at public auction, during the
month nf July, lNGj to the highest bidder, ut tho
n,s aud places uumCd below, via:
BALTIMORE, MD. WEDNESDAY, July ..
GlESHORO', y. c.. THURSDAY, July q.
G!ESBOEO', y G., FRIDAY, July 7, and on
Tuesday, THURSDAY, aud FRIDAY Of each
week Thereafter
YOkk. PA, FEIDAY, July 7.
MiFFLlNTuWN PA, FRIDAY, July.
WlLLIAM>ruET PA, WEDNESDAY, July IL
BEADING, PA FRIDAY, July It.
EAsruN, PA, TUESDAY, July Is.
EALrIMuEE, MD. WEDNESDAY, July 10.
NEWpu.T PA, FRIDAY, July q.
puITSN lLLE Pa, FEIDAH, July IS
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, July -.
BALTIMORE, MD., MONDAY, July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day
lOr road aud farming purposes.
Many good bargains may he had. Horses sold
siu,ly,
Sil"s 10 commence at 10 q, m
teams cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN
BrUY. Brig Con. in charge
jc26-ty3l lst Division @ NJ. q, o.