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HTitks:
ny 1ounEcst son. Azcd ten Ju11s, W. attacked with
8P1EPsT, OF EPtLxrTIc Frs, and had him attaad-
ed by several Of best physIcianl rr ne.riy xh-
teea months without suy r1ata la bcneAt; tss spsa
fen ainjnx " Irregular p.1iodA lou Two to nina
~sess> md increasing in severity aud fsequnacJ.
September 7th. $50, he had three vtxy hard soslls
snd Oh the 9th csmmented tha use Of jAT1xs
ALT11411vH And BANATIYE P1I1s and IRON thss tine
to this he has never tronblsd with than, aud
haTo s1e,y ttsson 70 hope ha u permanently cu1ed.
N al. hnye bought forty Two bottles Of sAe AAexa-
uve md half doEan bo1es OF BAnAtivo FILLS and II
to this pza!5tenee In ttsr use. regularly snt co1.
stsnly for 10 long Ee. that attribute tia eustxa
sEmoval OF tho d.scsae.
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ter. Pork. he,vy at Ssl.;3. L..1 d,ua- whisky
unchanged. Cod. 1A,t. -.
LATxR-Fieur 1nc better-s6eo eoga,so Wheat
frmer ut 61.Ss9l %. Corn better, at 3iDS3c.
Oltl GIN. Il 81. Pork hea4X, 1t f3iQQ
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writes:
Ihkyo suffered With N ERUPTION OF THz sKI1
when nrsr .scte! Nss tso2b!ed With Al itching
III 49,. 49, nodv: IN tho couTsa ofthsee n hara
seyx,a hard sed blotehea each wriat and
y, ~. a.ss TIC sane Kind Of h.otcaes GANG On ny
.ssnt nm. and theA rapidly 1prs ad over my Hnole
eoy ND ~ 1 t.'c Tas a.s.:e ens enns:
o,h.r fexs 70 seye-s that It Seemed aoos. imooa.
.ihls 70 endure It. The remedies used would xtya
rsl:sf Tor lH minutes only had Tbs ncss ersi.
Eeot ehysieian1 IN our vicinity TO attend mo. xho
p1ors raced tbs eruption to b BALr RHBrN. IBss
zIYen up - iucurabie and atu roaiaed IN thu AtN.
s,lqn which h1yu dsstrietd. when compeacaa
tha use OF JAY11 ALrxKATIyz aad sAYATtyxP P.x1s
and they effected al that could bo dea.ed- when I
haa tAsen ltx bottles Of tho Ass.a.lTs, wa.h fnl4
the breathing out WA ksea1lJ suhdaed. I continued
them un had taken atx bo.tlea rnore Of the Alta5,
aslye, and nowI Al 1ectl1 cured. Ny Dluess bsd
dcrd s taeapao,e Of attea alag to ny hoo, I'D
da,,4s, but now pe1fo1n them u gosmer,y.
, 1865-07-24

WnSSD-The market IL dsToii Of activity and
wltheu ut change In price, Haaa.ts:
asD!s SoFa dsa.etsa. M sg.!s
A1pt6 IN }1fdss....-.s..+.+. s.-s....s.ss%. A.J
8eee4 :. GflhFeseQ. -.....-..-s..ss.-....-.. 8.N
e,se WaoL-sees;1.a e :as s.; ;spssa t;ns, r:s
Market slendJ And uufhaF geu. 6sl.s; 500 D. Gcot
fleece u tsc 40 - do at TIC IS 1t do HoWashsd
At51c, y eI.
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COMmEKCIAI..

SATURDAY EVENING, July "a.
Tho following summary ehows tho movement
In prcduoa and provisions during the past II
hours, compared With the movement for ths eaue
time last year:
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TFfcM The Mls1NlI1 Ua0ocFAtr I.h
Il lot OF N5 hhda ct NM c8'ed raw whtsky Haa
rnld BY Aue Ion. 10 dsy, Ju h. Oh 1oTt1nnens ac-
q brls n $7G7H. 30 1t a3t1K. 81 At q eT 10; 50 1t
&7I1X; 81 &Lr81; 81 at 425 81 s. a. Sx, AID 10
Al 81 Is IS p S2ajtc-
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Ahe1 MtEAs. .*t-As$s. ssto*13
Eastern Exchange vas IN fatr demand today,
and under less abundant supply the market
ruled somewhat hrmer; but "e nave no materta!
change to note In rates. Early IN ths %! some OF
the bankers eold to eseh other Al aoe diseoant1'
but before the close thero wts no dlnealty IN sell
,nr al par, Tbs banks vers generally buying Il
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tia 2Sth Of April. ~ folIoT9:
4A14s or 1H119Hr on LIy1 EroC1 x4a9.
70 pK1KoT c1 1oLDo
Horses. Cstsle. i'd -.
Ml&h. Cent and n D., larEa carl. S!9 g $;5M 4ee
Carr Of I9 teet.: .:....:,,;.:.:.,...' 1 eg eSn X x
Michigan Central slAu c411....- as-N 4a1& Aoo
TO BuT7ALo ob suaFNIu1 na1Dsa+
Mich. Cent. aad N. s. .IsrEeca n @ 11on e.
Cars Of 10 observation-disclosures 1N1 &U 80
Mlch. Cent snaan ca.s:..:...... ~ ,SSn sn 81
Fort WAyna CATS, ~ feet....... uu I" 4'eua Hc
70 rI1rssu1su A8o BxLLA1R
Pr ". c. rsrs oI M feet-... 1zJ0 n3bs at
MichtFnn Southern. cars Ill IT,. l15-o1 tG1.GO &c
Bsfes 10 D1nslsK, Is 50 per car ltss haota Buffalo,
Extcr 10 Dunkfk 25sc 1ol Is IeAs Sa2n 70 D1zalot
Ehtu shipped pJ ali rail.
SATURDAY ETEy1xs, Jalye2.
The receipts and shipments this week, ~ compared
with the preceding week arr ~ fo!loTn:
Recsiprs MT re thsn lsst week s.s9
Shipments more than last wsek......-..........i1ti
~ ennpazsd With the corresponding week of LIST
7ear VI md al follow:
Recelpts tals WeeE...: ssA
Receipts LOT corresponding week Of isss......
receipts faoss tols
Shipments Corresponding week Ia ISL. za
Shipments lek 1hts week-..... LIZ
Tue receipts for the weak c3oarE to.daJ have been
larger thAn these Of any other week sncs tno 18th Of
May last when there xasTec.lyed head sE.lnst
1854 nov. For two week. immediately preceding
tasnrsasns aas Tho supply Haa tash:S limited asisg
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81 Mr.. Bradley kissed Mary Harris, &c
coTding TO report, and the young woman was
taken out Of the court room falnting.
The question now Is whether, after this de-
monstration Of affection, Miss 4. will be jus
titled in shooting Mr. Bradley If be refuses to
rnattv her
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FROM WASHINGTON.
iFrom Oar Own cotrespondens,]

Some Notes on 1ht Harr1s-BuITGuEh4
Murder CnAes aud soxne Com ucn OH
neudaeAome Interference In Love
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~ A grave stone In the cemetery at New
hurport marks the place Of IN esiimable
lady, who, according to the inscription, "Was
In state OF health suddenly summoned to the
ekiee, and snatched from ye eager embrace
Of her friends By swallowing Pee at her own
table, when In q few hours she sWeelly
breathtd her soul away.
TT Col. G. Y. De Land, having retuzned
from the war, has purchased an interest In
the Saginaw (Mich.) Enterprise, aud Is max
ing his arrangements to issue daily paper
from that Office.
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Waw YaFA At1ek market.
ccstag prices for easA. July H. lS Rsee.Yed By F.
q. e4ltsastA1 Co., comniulon, stock and poad
Brokers, IS t1azk street.. CAa7sxe:
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military movements IN that qustter hEve prevent
ed anything heing realized tom tutn.
Betsle his contract hal been msde, but after
1t had become evident that the Crepshsw contract
wts not ad! quately supported by the Gov<rnmeuL
A1other effort Was N ade BY the Bureau OF SUB
s1sseIee to ob,aia nuat a1d coffee through the
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CHICAGO SIOUX MaRKET.

SATURDAY. EyKaIsa, July =,
sALKs AZ THH H1Asf Board.
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rLXK1rpF CONTRACTORS 4IWAYa READY.
4 little alter thts contract was made, one OF
t8o othete were made for Tennessee; but the
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on; the supply to be oas.tned nom Saltville IN
Vffp IL limited. The wants OF c!Hxene. dstly
becoming more urgent and Il IT rmlnR. will absorb
Government upon tha faue fund will cause Euin-
Gus prscts and great tesdtuttoo.
THB vENA1ITT OF THH 1NE1T-wHATA "RE11A.
BLx rARTT Ii NKw oaIEAss" WAS H1AD1 TO DO.
One 1e!1sble party in New oElssns offers to sup
thau Is called for By the rapidly expiring contract
Ito oss osrea en NV Tne fne
soldiers from tho South to nse that Ia p,rt rs
bread. ration tnste ad OF corn meal. wa,eh Hns&
otherwise Re their sole feusnee for bread. The
sumtd. 10 other osoepeet Of getting more pre-
tebts 3tte1k, but the necessity Of eut1cicncy is
in pertsnt. The sneeess OF the enterprise is
Sens,it5 of The enemy oaght not 10 Be- LOST. II
We h. fehy ohtain the use OF the MIssies.ppi from
MI mphis to New Orleans, uutil such ltGe as the
nave lave been ontstneo, ii viii be great beaeat. ''
roRH rnoro.A1s FHoA ouR sInn THb L1vEs-A
CONTRACT MADE.
yIelIaut, active and intelligent otlcers, fully
aware Of snd alive 10 the importance Of tue Eub-
ieet, hid been king TO avail themselves Of every
ppportupfty that might tf1er for obtaining sup.
plies ffrm that sonrcc, hut without aueeesa, But
On The 18th December, 1865, contract Has pro-
ggeefetsi, gsfe AZ u fW VA. eonadentsiiy, and, thnF,
my. Is having cnDntttonA Oh the other side.
His prt POSITION was referred 10 me by the Secee.
S,feultie: Of fhe casa tse iact tsat had moi been
spp1ised Of bis Federal connections and previous
fa,i1tt 3, n ported against II, nut was Wise
orerrultd tJ the Secretary Of Wnr, and made the
contract BY hl" order.
| AL 7ux ARRANGEMENTS ARE HADE, But BLUs.
pEHEe3 BREAK IT AlLuF.
The payment fur the e0ppltes WAS 10 be IN cot'
toni the ofce1 to receive and Psy t1s I1 mem vs.
k1Icted by the CFek3fY OF AZ TO 86sisI hlI pAT-
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[A1sa;ss of 6rass ors noto naac: os scs17 q 7c
J1draQe, In 1tcerdhnee tctA r&sxittu.7 rdss<d oE
'CadNQe GEd Rrs 70 reported bY ~. rt~*kn osr:es
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
DAILY. KEEFER Il RUSH

Wholesale Druggists, No. - South Meridian street.
Gs LACEY, General Travelling Agent for the Western
States, lg7, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois.
" B.-None Genuine unless the box Is signed as. ID
HOWE" ian3l-dlysOd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
The celebration at Aibnuy-Distin
gulshed laeneTnls Present.

ALBANY. July 5-Among the distinguished
persons present aud participating In the cclebra-
ton yesterday were Generals Grant. Fitzpatrick.
Schohed. Sleklcs. Butterfeld Peck. Ricketts,.
kautz, Dcven, Davis, Mulligan. Wool. Wallace,
Robneon, Jones, Randall and Roberts
Gen. Grant arrived at 10. 30 yesterday morning.
by special train He Was escorted to tho resi-
denco OF Gov. Fonton, where the other military
gentlemen and select party Of civilians we're In
waiting 20 receive him
The hour having arrived for tho services IN
which the gentlemen were Invited 10 partake,
the party was driven from Governor Fonton's
house Ia carriages. TO tho Washington Parade
Ground. under escort of the military, and the
Young Mons Association, Hero building had
been erected for the occasion. oi0 feet long, by
100 foet wide, provided with seats for 5000 peo
pie. The appearance OF General Grant upon
the stand was tho signal for hearty cheering, and
IN response he arose aud bowed 10 tho Assem-.
blagc. The tattored Gags OF about one hundred
regiments were then formally presented to the
State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

Nav ORLEANS, July Col. Swift Adjutant
General of Louisiana. has resigned.
Kennedy has been renducted into the Mayor
atty.
Nj. NJ. Nolan writes to Gov. Wells, through
the New Orleans Times, offering bonds OF three
hundred thousand dollars to repair the levees
from New Orleans TO Arkansas, the coming win
ter. employing thirty thousand white laborers
No sales of any moment in cotton.
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GROCERIES.
EB. .ALvoHp. IN. cALDvELL.
E. B. ALvoRD & CO.,
T. D. ALvonp

sUccxssoRs TO ALvoxD. CALDWELL . ALvoRp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

The Bridal Chamber. sn Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also and re-
liable for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
systens-seni free in sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sKILLIN HoUGHr0N. Howard Association. PhIadel-
phia, Pa. apr4-d&wly
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rresidcnrs Health tmproying-An
1ron.ciad to bc sent to the Pacific
Coast-Comp plants ot soldiers

NEw Yong, July 5-The Herald's Washing,
ton special says: The health OF the President has
50 Tar improved as TO warrant him in doyoting n
few hours 10 business, commencing with Thurs
day morning.
The Navy Department hvs resolved to send
an iron clad gunboat, OF the Mononadock pat
tern. to the Pacific coast. but has not decided
which one OF the four shall 60
The troops encamped In the vicinity OF Wash.
ington have been near unanimous Ia their com
plants OF bad treatment by commlssaries for n
month past They declare they Jared better In
the hel1, during the campaigns against Rich.
mond for three years past, than they have done
since being encamped In sight of the Naliona
Capitol They also complain of not being paid
In many instances for six months, and nantes
much feeling on the subject.
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Delivered by ne carrier within the city, 10 cents per
-sek. payabIs 10 the carrier
Agents viii be supplied At IS cents week.
rPwoxrx NAV be seut At our risk By Express. pre-
sa1 or In Rsfsfsred Letters BY mall efherwse We VIII
not be respoasibls for any loss that may occur.
City subscribsrs will be held responsible TOT pspef. le
an - hau.es .fr they have removed, or when they
sh a. en- slsconssuued unless Boecis given s the Of
nes Of pubiicaton. ...,...A,.,...
No paper sent wihout pre- payment or
Cop,es Of the Daus sEsruEL can be had 81 the once
..eh morning. and the WEEkLf sESTuEL each Mon
lar morning, neatly eveloped, or mailing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
CAUTION.

cy-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues OF Bus CsDRos BTERs. II any such there
be- read the following certificate rsn gentlemen well
known In this community, and doubt no more
lts general introduction into the army viii save the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers;
LouisvfLLs, June Sd, 1893
We the undersigned, have the good eiectspf DR.
Jons Buii's CEpRos BrrTEss IN case Of general debility
and pr0stratlon Of the SYSTEM and believe ia general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
those who are exposed 10 the mlasmaic In
1ucnecs In the Southern climate
MAJ PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 p'e NY
CHAs R COTTON,
Collector Of the Port OF Louisville, Ny.
col. n. DENT,
Proves. Mafshal General Of Kentucky.
REV. u. y. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of SANITARY Commission
HARNHY, HUGHES CO.
Publishers Demyefat.
GRO 2. DoRRN
Proprietor Louisville Anselsef.
HUGHES a PARKHIiL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis.
Vile, Ky.
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART A MAPoTHER,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant corner Third aud Market s.s
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. y. y. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Anderson.
MAJ l.. r. TuURSTON.
Paymaster u, \. Army.
q. NJ. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky
col. JESSE BAYLEs.
ath Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE ny
DAILY, EEEEus ~ RUSH,
~ South Meridian ST., indianapolis.
dec sd yAwi2to -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
Geographic Dispatches,
sEroxrrD xxrnxszLT roE rsx DAILY STATE sKsrnxL.
MORNING REPORT.
1E N ERA L N EW S.
CELEBRATION OF THEFOURTH.
CEREMONIES AT GETTYSBURG.
GEN. GRANT AT ALBANY.
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH IMPROVING.
COMPLAINTS OF SOLDIERS.
&c. &c.. &c.. Nc.



YOrk-Laying of the Corner stone
at Gettysburg.
NEW YoRK, July 5.-The Eighty Ninth Ami
versary of our Independence was observed here
yesterday with all the ecat that New Workers
coud.give the occasion. The military display
consisted of twenty five regiments Of infantry.
cavalry, aud artillery, accompanied by thirteen
bands, and was received with the greatest en-
thusiasm along the line OF march. The returned
veterans had perfect ovation. Dinner was
gwen to the Irish Brigade at Irving Hall, and
the wounded, and sick, and well soldiers, we're
entertained at the State Soldiers Depot They
assembled from regmenta armores and other
places. The shipping in the harbor was finely
decorated Public and private buildings were
hung with flags and streamers The parks and
streets were full of fair women and brave men,
and in the evening the fireworks in the various
squares and other localities closed the day in
blaze OF glory
At Gettysburg the day was celebrated with
great enthusiasm, and the corner stone of the
Soldiers Monument was laid with most impos.
ing ceremonies. At daylight one hundred guns
were fired by the camp on the battle field
AZ 10 O'Clock in the morning the procession.
headed by Major General Geary moved from the
main street OF the town, aud the cemetery was
reached at few minutes before II o'clock,
where the exercises were opened with prayer aud
discourse by the Rev, DR.. Tying. Of this city.
After the reading OF letter from President
Johnson. regretting that illness deprived him OF
the pleasure Of being present, the ceremonies at
tending the laying OF the corner stone were gone
through with
General Howard, the orator of the day, then
delivered an orauou on the sacrifices Of the
private soldiers, which was followed by the poem
OF the occasion, Thoughts of the Time aud
Place" written aud read by Colonel Chas G..
Halpins. The exercises were concluded by an
address from Governor Curtin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

sAxrsoS.-The glory Of woman, Ike the strength Of
Sampson lays very much in her luxurant hair. To pre-
this In all Its glory requires care, and the Of
carefully prepared and scientifically compounded
table wash, such as you have In Kendsrs Anboline.
II has no deetsrious ngredientit refeshes, strength
preserves the flowing tresses and cannot be
passed as an innocent and valuable preparation. The
AmbOine b procured at any Druggists. ieei-d3m
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
< ~ g L ~ ~ A II L /,
SOUTHERN OHIO.
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati
sShort-Line
H& "a "a "A NE I'D n -

nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. it,h. TRAINS
" will run fellows
Leave indianapolis.
Morning Express. ......................... 4l0
Mail ssssssssssss.....ssst. ..s..ssss lu'5s
Night kxpresr:.. 72o
Arrive atlhdlanapslls.
Morning Express. ....,,........,..,""...... 100
mai s..s..s..sss's. IVo
Night Express 4
U-I'fare Tue same a. by any other Route, snd the
speed, safety aud comfort Of trains equal 10 the best
lines Ia the country.
llTAsk fer tickets via "lndian apos aud Cincinnati
Railroad"
Special Notice.-The new track into Cincinnati
complete, and passengers by this line landed
the "New Pearl Street Depot" near the Burnet
House, about mile the business centre Of the
city than any other Depot.
ROBERT MEX, Superintendent.
VII L.. EoHLg, General Ticket Agent,
A.S 5rRr, Travelling Agent. novit-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06
PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR CoLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE no. 6s SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeits his fee il he falls In cur
ing any case that may under his care no matter
how obstinate or long standing. He warrants you =
cure syphilis in the primary stage, helped In rs min
utes, cured In "A hours- elect OF 20 years standing
cured by Dr. C.. odace hours to 10 p. N. ~sr2b
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AT
Two Dollars and Fifty Cts. Year.
To Clubs Of ten and over at - 90 year
PAYABLE nvAEAnr - kpvAsur.
- a . n - n ~ a.

Zach square, first Insertion. 90
Zach subseouent Insertlsn for each square 80
A reasonable deduction made to yearly advertlseTs
Legal advertisements oil 80 per square Tor the hrs
Insertion, and 81 per square fofeac subsequent nsef
tion. Adavits will be made without additional charge
nths advertiser furnish thestamp required by Govern
ment
Legal advertisements inserted al the expense ofthe at
ersys srdsrng and delayable for thu legal proceed
mgs, but oolisctsbe a usual sine. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisements be
,sna the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARKNEss BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ TltFORD,
President Ind an spos Journal Company.
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HATES OF aDvERTIsiNG.

business Notices published In the local columns, Of
ines under viii be charged for each insertion VI; II
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. f;
With cut notice free.
Marriage Notices 80 cents
Notices Of Festivals PcRcs and Excursions gotten np by
individuals associations by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. ften lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Annoubcng candidates for Offices Of every description
charged the Of e1 80 for each name In the
Daily and the Daily and Weekly the same to be- In
all cases. paid in advance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

TUBsDAY, Sept. l2, 1855.
fPrices given beioD rsfer 10 wholesale operations
only, unless Othsriotss oppressed
CoFFBB. We notice sales of 90 bags Rio at 1915
cents, 20. do. at 81 cents gold, 80 days, and Is
FLoUR-was quiet and rather heavy, though
without any quotable change. We give the range
as follows: City Mills Super at tS 90, shipping
brands Extra s1latll.6o, high grades do. tlS
Baltimore Family sl850, Western and Howard
street Super Is. Soa$9, do. Extra ~. 2jaslO per
Dbl. as to quality, for shipping and retailing.
GRAIS-wheat-2,60 600 bushels white and 1000
bushels red offered market inactive, aud prices
rather favored buyers. We have only to notice
sales Of 300 bushels white at ~ IS, and 1900
bushels red at tl.s0at2. 10 per bushel. Corn
1850 bushels white, but no yellow received I;
1900 bushels white brought, s3as7 cents per
bushel. Oats-we report sales OF 800 bushels
prime old at IS cents, $50 bushels inferior do at
~ cents, and 1900 bushels new at 42a4i cents.
Rye $50 bushels received and sold at 79a75
cents per bushel, bulk at the inside price.
MoLAssRs--No sales reported
PRovIsroSs-The market Is arm but quiet, bus
mess chiefly confined TO jobbers We give the
range Of prices rs follows Mess Pork at t32. Boa
t33 per Dbl, Bulk shoulders at l64hal8lS cents,
Sides l796al7L cents, Bacon Shoulders at 1716als
cents, Sides lS16a19 cents, Hams very scarce, we
quote from 30 TO 80 cents per lb as TO quality for
sugar -cured. Western Lard, none here we
quote nominal at Is cents, and City "a cents per
pound. N 10
SUdAR-Market arm, with sales Of 100 hhds.
Cuba at l3A cents, 100 do. choice at l6,4 cent,
per Id. ,a.,t ..
gallon .r..I..r "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
n L o S N G S A L E S
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

QUARTERNAsrBR GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON, d. G., August -, 1866.
VIII be sold a. public auction during the month
timo and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK.
New York, city r..A-i-.- - -~~~'- - -
hqys% sTSSSR Ft eity, Thursday OF each week, 900
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday Of each week, 100
Horses each day.
Philadelphia, Saturday, September 2, and
Wednesday aud Saturday Of each week there
after, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday Of each week
to September p, inclusive, 100 Mules each day.
Harrisburg, Tuesday of each week, $50 Mules
each day.
Mules.
Indiana, Tuesday, September ~, $50 Mules
Greeusburg, Thursday, September II, $50
Horses.
Reading, Thursday, September u, 300 Mules.
Altoona, Thursday, September IS, $50 Horses.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, September IL, Is, 10, d, 81, and
%, $50 Horses each day.
:, indianapolis, September IL II, and 10, ljC
ILLINOIS.
NJ Chicago, September o, 7, o. 10, 81, %, 30, l5C
;, Chicago, September 4, e,s, Is, %, a. %, 100
Horses each day DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Friday OF each week, $50 Mules
each day.
Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 3, $50 Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 10, 100 Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, $50 Mules.
baltimore, Thur,day, September q, $50 Mules.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Thursday, September 7, and Tuesday
aud Thursday Of each week thereafter, 200 Mules
each day.
KANSAS.
Fort LeavenwOrth, commencing Tuesday, Sep
TENDER l2, aud continuing thereafter at such
times ~ the Depot Quartermaster may desig nate,
1000 Mules.
GIESBoRo', D. C.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week, loo
Horses each day.
No sales Of Mules will take place at
WASHINGTON, D. G.
The animals to be sold In September are supc-
rior to any heretofore offered to the public The
majority Of them are sound aud servceable.
II IL expected that at hfs ssrieS o. sales all The
surplus GOperHmsnt animals toiN be disI,Ose'i
a. BWHsrs ShDuLd therefore dpdil them seIueS NJ
his last OppOrtUauy 10 purchase.
Animals will be sold singly
Sales to commence at 10 a. m.
Term cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge,
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