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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

sxsrrror orA DrsoRpggIY CHARACrsHLI
Butt Allen a Dotsroesl cbar.cter was eodss triea ~:
convicted in the Court u Special Sessions yes.c':
G,eecker.si knos w as tie ?" Occidepss'e Tne Couv
fnod The prisoner sa ana sentenced hin to sAs psA'
tentiary Hor two months. d., - ...s.,.- n t.,.srr.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
THE NEW BONDS OF TIE IRISH
REPURLIC.
A Description OF Them.

The new bonds of the so-called Irish
Republic are in denominations $40. $50. $50 siOt
and e;Oo. Their face bears the following inscription;
"Iti. hereby certified that
The Irish Republic
4. indebted unto - or besI in the sum OF -,
rabr six months after the acknow ledgnent OF the Indie
pendsnce o. tie lis Nation with Interest rom tue date
Inclusive al sx per per annun, payable on posen
ton OF ths bond a. the Treasury Of the Irish Republic
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
co,rpT cALENDAR-Trr. DAY.

SUPREME CoUgT-CIRcUIr.-lA short causes. :
P.ErI-No. J7 2i9l, 2lf lJ5 28i4, ~. 2st 5st asst
"a 3ft7 p.pr INos sl5g 2474 PAS. 243t 2iS5 ?iJ5
laO $500 1890 l15 25lO z3t 36 2i2 aaD. 2%5l !'t
$50 aga PANT ll-AdJourned for the term.
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AnOllCu.

e,t, c,.,, Weaerp. bound for Newrort-oet 20 y
Slnuey Coos. ~, N,,,o,, Oct 25 Of Shin
ury (Ook.
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CrPtCg oPN uNNIssABr nP >UBsisTdScl.. !
No / RIDGK ST, ktw DIRK, Octubcr a5 1865. J
Nr Al M IENnGsLlS y I'm dnnlirninl In

- do,ed Proposas fi Cooked RaiionA viii ac received
bv the un, erssnrd u. lO o'clock SATURDAY, The
18th instant. or tupil3ng COOKED RAlluNS for four
.nonhs from ;hc IL dy Of NoveuIber 1875 lor for such
sbnr uerio as may directed by tie ConnissIy Ocurra
OF Subsitencs Oh troops in tire service vel" - 70 oil
Of pei ,os properly bo snhstod 10y the uu ed Siute'
nbsi-tence De erneut who miy b, In New OH city or It's
yci.y Us vell as 60 it7sr WHO may "a iou;e
to aud rom the seat Of end not oh,Iwiie provided or
The tioui viii csl OF three uesS ricn dy o. goed anu
Wholesome food and ,ubir, proper nsec ion may
be directed 10y III. OH 81 IN ch1rpc
TIE iu furnish le sosp end card es that
may he rrousd In Hscoiance with the army .at fol
lows; four poan and and quarter poun Of
adsnantine card IN each hundred ra'.ons
The bidders stotr thc rnce per ration Wien prize
must include al rIpcnscs furnishing cooNns apps
ratus fuel packing transportation o we Isons No
quarentors Themselves us follows:
1--WE the undergued hereby guaranty that In case the
sh. be duly fulfilled according 10 its true pnrrnti and co. III
ons that written contract shs oe executed win s"o
bond, iu the sum of ten thousand dollars each.
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Names Of guarantors,

Bidders must give their III ul and also state their
pare of and Of business They be present At
the opening ofihe Proposals aud be fully prepared with their
sures to sign Immediately the contract and bond Evidence
mus be shown of the entire responsibility OF each surety
ANY iniormay will he the Of the entire rejection OF the
GOOD faith viii subject the person makngi and the suarsn'
tors to the extreme penalty Of the law.
Each bid must have printed copy oi this Advertisements
attached TO it. ,,,,,A
The Government the night TO reject any oid winch
seems unreasonable or disadvsntageous to IT. . ,
Payments be monthly in such funds may be furnished
by the United States. ~
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THE ASSAULT on POLICEMAN COREY. Yes.

THE ASSAULT on POLICEMAN CoRBY.-Yes-
terday Coroner Cover took the ante morem deposition
beaten on Wednesday afternoon by Julius Brechtman.
keeper OF a saloon at No. ~ Coumba-st Corby testi.
fed that on Wednesday afternoon he went into Brecht.
mans saloon to get glass OF water. being perfectly
the head but for what he does not know Mrs Bridget
Brechiman, wife Of the proprietor. tesded that Corby
entered tho saloon under the influence OF liquor and
that upon being refused liquor he assaulted her husbands
that she interfsred when Corby drew pistol and at.
tempted 10 shoot hers that Corby elected, and in
the struggle struck the head The jury found
quired him to find bail In the sum OF $1,000 Corbys
wounds are not serious.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
: cx7C ISI-IYD RALROAD.-TrainS will

Je.ve J,me.sf2 New. York as folow,i ..,,u,,, a,
eoS G areenpor Mail and Passenger lr9in ,,opmns .,
N Wsx Stations and connecting with Glen heau
@snP,teAu ~ syosss Tran stopping at all Way station
s:30p m Gfeenpori Ezptess eoIneftng WIN
Ssor,,'rg A. al Stations esst oi l.icksvlie III
M Svosset tsssenger Train for hosiyn o'eh h' NJ
TiS s1n az Tor North Isp, Hempsies Glen Head and
aosyn ,,- IT,, ,.,-e. tI,n,ers Point at {. .4J
" N Tor i'P'- o. CHARLlCK, President
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun Rlse,.....624 Sun Set,.......e:oi Moon
~ ItgH WATER THis DAY an
sandy Ilook. .l2:J6 Gov. ItAnd.m I:II hoh O.'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

LARCENY OF VALrsE.-Lewis Spiss was
arraigned before Justice Dowling yesterday. On -
No 9e2 West-st The complainant alleges that spiss
took vass containing tiO0 worth OF wearing ngpa,s.
from his wagon. The property belonged 70 f
w. Bagley. The Magistrate commiuoa wv "001''~
for trial
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a7FW.YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1855 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1868
COMMENCING MAY I5. 1863
TRAINs LEAvE NEw.YORk'

,se,r.- Station In NtwYork. corner I"eny.sevenh u
snd Fourth.ayA Entrance on IwentV'seVeh'h-st
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot oi Corlanjt. for PHILADELPHIA, al and llJ
m IL In. and p N. and IL Inidni gt for BALTIMORE
nd WAsHINeToS. at and 1880 m. o. M and IL mid
.gbt Military Tickets not receivable u The p. IN train
OF other particulars see bills Al oilceS
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Gteamboais cno RaiIroaos.
-.,,,,,I,,I'-',t', .,,,,,,I p1uROAD ofNEw-JERSEY

T~xrNrTRAI, RAILROAD OF NJ w -1En
o., Of Liberty-st. North River New iotk con
~ -, u.nnton junction with the Delaware .achAw i t
nectng 49,. Wroad and at Esston with tee LrhSh
rno "a - connections. forming ofocL hne W ,;,
de West without change OF car' aSo' 10 'ne o
SeIOn ard E1re;N IN MIDDLE ROUTE IT,, THE WEST
Two Express fisus "H'' -
when one eysn daily (except Saturday. to the o he
cisn. , and Two Hours saved by ms ine 70 onie's'
sirty mAes Hons etc. with but one change oil Carl
Stncinnas- D" sAIl ARRANGEMENTS.
,.,n, Oct q 1855 leave New ORA AZ 10
co9nS m for Easton. Mauch Chunk. "H''Ain'P''N
.,iIts.bs,rs Mai q City, &c. - p..u vs.
"akssp%S,s, % SOU a m Tor Wilmington, tsston .f
NAL MAn. 1n Wfkesbsrre Crest Benz. Pittson' bihsnah
Son. 40 m Western Express fer Easion Allentown -
Nv" --sbury PittsburgL, snd the Nest wa -
Gag ear, 10 CinciurSi Chicago and but Two eha
20 st. Loa' tn ,ty-For Easton. Allentown Msucn Cnha'
:, NvD Psttsyile Harrisburg NC ~, ,,,,.t,,
NesnE For Eaton. scranton, Grelt bend be'AeH 1'
.,n"n Chuuk ana NuIGn' port
Gs.SI ~ - FOR Soue;vile and Flemnson
SfOp m.-For SomeryHie. 4, ~, y .,,or and Erie
80 n NJ WESTERN ExPRrss lkMS-I,tI 70, W., Scan
e'V' ss;,s sbnrr Pittsburgh anu thc "es" "0oP
2o"n ~ seo|n I.r.sv City through 10 Pitsour-l' NJ
u car. nvTuyopT ISp NEw-l ORE tEi f-LeMs Wv
- -, foot os Iibrrty-st.. at lOVo u NJ; w - a
80 per No North River at 4;to T. Ill A'o o'
ta.rs.u Pout and Manners Harbor: =, "a. ,e.. of ths
T;riets Tor lhe West can be optnneo ~ VIC y a
10. ps;,o.d ., New. frrsey. foot oi Lioersy ~ ~
. ia az Nos 2Ti Hnt 32t broad"a ay ahn ~ v"
~, ~, s,nsI botels JOSIAH q. STEAt'Ns' oupelIl'eI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Ocr. s6-Befo'e
Judse BENEDICT.
FORFEITURE UNDER IHE REVENUE ACT
United States agt. Olc case OF kld GioVes:-ih
thu previously reported the Jury rendered verdict Tor
the Government
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

Sons oP TEMPERANCE ANNUAL SESSION.
The annual session of the Grand Division Sons of Ten.
perance OF Eastern NewYork met Wednesday in Odd
Fellows Hail. Centre st. large number OF represent.
atves were present from the various divisions OF the
State and the session OF the largest and best
held for many years. The afternoon session was oc'
cuped in hearing the report Of the grand officers The
following the officers whose terms expire to-day:
GRAND leo+-lh55
Grand Worthy Psriarch-JOHN n. SIEARNS, Green
| point No. 80. -
. Grand Worthy A.,oca,e-McHAEL A. REED Marion, No
~
| Gr,nd scrbe-s D. Foor Msr,hal, No. H.
/ Grand Tressurer-NuLIAx II. ARMSTRONG Harmony
No. 5. .
| Grand Chstlain-GIoRex w. soUTBwIcx Union. No.
| Grand Couauctot-ALoszo l.. BRADLEr. Union, No. z
4 Grand seninel-WnLiAx II. SMITH, Manhattan, No. IT,
| Past Grand Worthy Pa.riArch-WrLIAx MITCHELL New
York. No. l.
The following officers were elected Yesterday:
! q W Patriarch. Nathaniel w Foster. Division No. lol
o. w. Associate Aonzo y. Bradley, Division No. u Gram
scribe Scov ID. FOOT Division No. IL, Grand Treasurer
| VIM H. Armstrong Division No 5; Grsnd Cnap ain, tn
Rev h. Merwin. Division No. 81 Grand Conductor, Joh
yeMnAn Division No. Il Grand Sentinel, William IL Cur
| ties, Division No. l8I.
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HONOR To A GALLANT SOLDIERS MEMORY
We have received a communication in tie nature of
appeal to Unionlovng citizens. aud particularly to
the officers and prvates Of the 9th New.York Cavalry
to contribute toward the purchase Of plot Of ground
and marble slab to mark the resting Of Iieuten'
snt-Col William z. Hall Of that regimcnt, wao was a
gallant soldier and died from disease contracted In
Libby Prison. Gen. William Hall. No. 543 Broadway,
and Capt. Charles Stetson. Astor House, have con-
senIcd to receive such contributions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

III ROAD-FALL ARRANGEMENTS. 1855 COM
SsENClNG MONDAY. sEPTEMBhk Is PASSEHN66JGa .SS N6Ja
ZINES FOR CAMDEN. MANCHESTER AND LOND
BRANCH The steamer JESSE HOYT Capt. seely viii
fave Pier No D. North River. daily tS1adays sTeePiedJ "
fo.lows. -. ..oo -.,,ot,,, M
At ii:s, a. m, EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDES Dl'
ECr taking passengers iof Port Monmouth ksd pans
long Branch ShsrS River Farming lse. Squtn BrckbuE
&anche.isr Toms River WOodmans-, shamons: bsrness
Egcketou Olson Jackson and al Stations on Csin-en and
Atlantic Rsirosd. -.
Through to Camden IN FIVE hours. ..........Fare 81
Excursion ticket. good for thTee days............
p ui Way Passenger line for MsnchesieT, Toms
Fiver. Long Branch. and intermediate stations 80. - -,
tHkOUGn FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN ANDNEW-fOhh
O. N. IeIt day
Leave Camden a. go p m, arriving at NewYOrk "a m
neIt day.
Fregh, AIKEN a; low rates. Apply s. G HAsTY, Loca
freight Aren't Red Bank ~ J. W. s SNEDkN, eup-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BRIBB AN OPflcfR,--
Officer Gilbert OF tho Fourth Precinct on wednesday
night saw man running nom -s.s ~ saoon on
officer tIsO TO release him The bribe wa. refused and
the prisoner who gave his name q; Patrick Csrigan
wns saAoI - .I,nhng tho $50 from him Cart
S"n denied his gult but Justc, Dos!iny committed
h, ,p To The Torlbs ter triis f'I .0f .E'ft .l'H
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

MANUAL OF THE CORPORATION OF NEW
YoRK.-We have received from d. T. Valentine bis
Manual Of the Corporation oft City Of New.York for
1865 with It's usual amount Of interesting and valuable
information.
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nlcoiral.

old DIR. WILLIAM EARLS CORDiAi
~ BALM OF sYRACUEM for Debility; rnee " "
bo,tl. or two bottles. s3 Address No ~ Wbite-st ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

EOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-One lO,horSe
Il Burden Engine (aI2i n) two plain Cylinder B9ier,
work, ~ in wide shanng Pucs, Belts. &c. Inquire oi
ISAAC L. MEAD Greenwich Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

I locomotives for SALE-Two LOCO
L A MOTIVES 70 and % tuns; gauges feet ~ inches
JOHN STUART No 1856 Broadway, dealer in Locomotives
and Machinery.
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Hla1binern.
VoTToN GINS, COTTON GINS, COTTON

~ GINS.
Csrthy Cotton Gins, with Steam and Caore fngnss
orse powers and all connections ready Tor imnedas snip
ment and for sale by j. b. FULLER, No. pey-'I
Ne,y-Y York
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priniing.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. l0i Fulton
w n.-sTEAA JOB PRINTERS All LABEL Man
UFACTURERS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 81, 1853.
[Prfces 0fusn Isloto refer to wholesale operations
onLv, unless othsriUiSe erprsSSed.l
CoPFBE.-We have only to notice to-day -
bags Rio at 2slGc. currency.
FLoUR.-We give the range OF prices, viz
Howard street super and cut extra $. 2jas9; do.
extra 0. 25aal0; do. family ll.0OaSl2 90; Ohio
snper and cut extra S. 2Jas9; do. extra O, 2ja@lO
do family IL 2jasl2; Northwestern super S.2jt
$S75; Chicago extra, choice, Q 2jAN0; City Mills
super, common to good, S. 2jaSsDi do. standard
grade retailing sl3; Baltimore, welch's, and
Greenfield family Slj per Dbl. Rye -four, new,
7aS725. Corn mcal-City Mills 81 80 per Dbl
Buckwheat per 100 lbs. bulk, / 7jaBj %.
-Wheat-only 1000 bushels were re-
ported to day on Change; market quiet hat
hrm; prime and choice very scarce. lot Of
prime kentucky white was held at ~, 50, hut not
sold strictly choice Maryland would command
that figure. A small lot Of good white sold al
So 80 900 bushels choice PehnsylyRna red sold
at - 49, and 80 bushels prime Maryland at
~ IS. The range Of prices are still quoted as
follows: for prime to choice white 20. 70aT2. 50,
fair to good 50 25as2 co. inferior u 9Oa$2 10; red
primo to choice 81. 3jak2. 45; fair to good 81 II
asa 20, and inferior 81, 76aS2 per bush. Corn
was also In light receipt to day; 1850 bushels
white sold at S5aS6 cts. no yellow offered, an d
market unchanged. Oats were scarce; 1900
bushs., left over from previous day, s,ld at A.
cts weight. No receipts or Gales of rye; We
quote at 0Oa0j cts per buShol.
Provisions. We continue to report a stead
fair demand for bacon from JObbors to fill prin-
cipally Southern orders aud prices are unch ngcd
vix For shoulders lSLalsl4 cts. sides d. 4a2l
cts, mostly at 9eA cts. supply OF both light
Lard continues scarce, sales Of butchers at pa
27H cts, and Western, iobbing, at 2S5 cts.
Mess pork is quiet at t3ShOa$si for large and
small lots primo mess SaShT2S. 5O-some con-
siderable sales were made a few days since, hat
not reported; prime 1877. 5OaS2S per Dbl. New
Western mess beef Sl7.
SHORTCOMINGS dull sales limited to a few
4. hhds, to the tTade-pdces are nomlnally un-
changed, viz: For sair to good refining 49, $al3A
cents; grocery grades range from l+al6I cents.
SALT.-The market Is lower for Ground Alum
we report sales of 800 sacks at $3.50 from ship,
and $50 do. from store at ~. 35, which Is the
range OF the market at tho close. Fine Is scarce
aud unsteady sales of MARSHALL y were made at
H. IS, whilst Deans" is quoted from ship al
So 80.
SEEDS Glover is quiet at IS 2JaS. 30, small
lots Of prlm sold at the latter price. Timothy
dun, and quotations nominal. Flaxseed VIZ
quote at -. 10 per bushel.
wHISKY-I, dull, aud may be quoted nominal
at ~. - per gallon for Western.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE
~ WHISKY.

OFFICE DEPOT CoxMIssARI or SUBSISTENCE,
WAshINdTos, D. G. Nov. %, 1866.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur
n h BY the undersigned, will he received al
this Office, until l2 O'Clock, M, on TUESDAY,
the OH day of December, 1865, for the sale Of
about ..r. -
1900 BARRELS OF WHISKY.
Tho Whisky offered for sale Was selected with
care, and is Of the first quality, especially the
Rye and Bourbon Whisky, which are equal, II
not Fupcrior,to any Whistles now in tho market
Proposals may be made for any number oI
barrels, not less than Ave of each lot
Lot No ] consists of seventy eight (7s) barrel,
OF Rye Whisky, containing about three thousan nd
one hundred and twenty q, 1901 gallons.
Lot NO. consists Of four hundred and ninety
three 1888 barrels OF Bourbon Whisky, contain
Ing about nineteen thousand sevon hundred and
twenty Qa,T20) gallons; and
Lot No consists OF nine hundred and sixty :
Ave O6jl barrels Of Rectined Whisky, containing
about thirty eight thousand six hundred 1875 500
gallons.
The Whisky will he rcgauged before the de.
livery, and sold by the "prOof gallon 1t may
be examined at the Subsistence Depot, Alexan-
dria. Va. or samples can DO seen and proposals
obtained from any OF the following officers:
BTeyet 1t. Col. Z. d. Brigham Captain and c.
s. U. S. A., Boston, Mass.
Breyet Brig. Gen. H. r. Clarke, A. D. C. aud
A. G. q s., U. 5. A., New York city
Brevet Brig Gen. c. l.. Kilburn, A. C. @. s.,
U. S. A. Philadelphia, Pa.
Brovet Brig. Gen. T. Wilson, v. S. and Breyel
Nd
Or at this oGlce.
Payment In Government funds, about fifty pei
cont. OF which W Ill be required the acceptance
OF The bid, and the remainder as soon as the re
guaging is completed, and before the delivery
commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed
to comply with their con racts
Bidders are requested to be present at the open
ing of their bids
All purchases will he loaded Al the Government
Wharves, in Alexandria, Va, free of expense tC
the purchaser.
Tho usual reservation by the Government In
re- ard to bids will be observed O. BELL.
nU23 thsam6t Major aud G. g., USA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
FINAL SALES OF GOVERNMENT
Il HORSES AND MULES.

ouARrEEsAaTER GENERALS OFFICE
WAsHiEGTOS, D. G., Oct. q, 1865. (
VIII be sold At Public Auction, during The
month OF NOVEMBER to the highest bidder, A
the uiho and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK.
New York City-TUEsDAY Of each wssL IN
HORSES each day. "oeA' iV
New York THURSDAY ofoach week. 10,
MULES each day. VIVA i''
PENNSYLVANIA
PhiladelrhiR, Pa.-rIURSDAY, November g.
0, 10 and %, 100 HORSES each day.
Philadelphia, Pa.-SATURDAY Of each week,
100 MULES each day.
Harrisburg, TUESDAY of each week, 100
MULES each day.
Harrisburg, Pa-THURsDAY, November ., 0,
ID aud g. 100 HORSES each day.
-, MeshnGiesburg, Pa.-TUESDAY, November 7,
Allentown, Ps.-wEDYEsDAY, November 10,
100 HORSES.
HORSES
:, Chester, Delaware county, Pa.-wEDNESDAY,
November 22, 100 HORSES.
Titnsyille, Pa. THURSDAY, November 10,
100 HORSES
TitnsyilIe, Pa. THURSDAY, November 80,
100 HORSES.
Titusyille, Pa:-THURsDAY and FRIDAY,
November % and "a, 100 MULES each day.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del.-TUESDAY Of each week,
100 HORSES each day.
Wilmington, Del FRIDAY Of each week, leO
MULES each day.
MARYLAND
Baltimore, Md.-wEDNEsDAY, November 10,
100 HORSES.
Baltimore, Md.-wEDNEsDAY. November 90,
100 HORSES.
GIESBORO', D. c.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each week,
100 HORSES each day.
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT
WASHINGTON, D. C.
AT this series Of sales all the Government ami
mails will be disposed Of Buyers should there
fore avail themselves Of this last opportunity 10
purchase.
FOR sales Of public animals In the West, see
Official Western newspapers.
Animals will he sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 . clock q. m.
Terms Cash 10 United States currency.
By order OF the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Byt. Brigadier General, In charge
oc24-tuo30 First Division, q. NJ q. u.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
NAVY.YARD, WASHINGTON, NOVEM,
~ Der 0, 1865.


There will no offered for sale At public auction
on THU hsDAY, November -, ut IL clock, M
at tue United States Nuvy.yard Washington,
about sixty thousand pounds Of Copper Scale
II can ho eNdnlned ut any time previous IL the
Of the Washington Navy yard. Samples OF sim
liar Scale have shown So per cent Of metallic
copper,
Ten par cent Of the purchase money must he
deposited nj the time uf the sale and twelve days
will he allowed to remove It from tho yard; other
wise the deposit will DO forfeited 10 the Govern
ment.
All payments 10 he madcin Government funds,
yard
By order Of the Bureau Of Construction, &c.
Navy Department. ~
CHAS. T. LATHROP,
move thsatd Naval Store. Keeper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

GRAND LARcENY.-Bridget Mulldoon was
was arrested last night by Officer Warwick, in
Georgetown, on the charge Of grand larceny. IL
appears that Catherine Haggerty, q neighbor OF
Brdgst's, doth living in Cissell's alley,) came
to see her yesterday, aud while there laid dow II
aud fell asleep. Catherine says that while she
was asleep Bridget relieved her Of 800 in green
backs She was held for q hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
Natinnal &tpnblitan
foFFICIAL.1


DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WAsHfSGToS, November II, 1866.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Henry BoRRNsrEIN, the
Consul of the United States at Bremen, Of
the death, on the - of September last, at
sea, of HBrsBlcH cHR tvos) scHEELE, late
from Washington city.
The legal representatives Of the deceased
can obtain further information by addressing
this Department.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

DRINKS THE HEALTH OF JEFF DAVIS
J. Il. Henley was arrested last night by Officer
Campbell, ofthe Fourth ward. charged by Capt.
O. X. Bell with using disloyal language aud
drinking tho health Of JEFF. Davis, at Kloman 5
restaurant. He was taken before Justice Wal
ter, who held him for farther hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

TURSED OVER TO THE MILIrARY.-Chris-
tlau Franklin, Jacob ogle, and john Williams
were arrested about midnight last night by OH e
GERS Straub and O'Callaghan on the charge Of
being suspicious characters. They were taken
before Justice Walter, who turned them over to
the military.
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1T MUST BE DONE.

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We shall soil all our immense stock Of Men Is and
Boys Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods
Of every desert ption, Hats and Caps, Trunks and
REGARDLESS OF COST
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

TRADE WITH THE SouTu.-Messrs. Morgan
4 Rhipehart, consignees for firm In North Car
olna, have received per schooner THOMPSON u
large amount Of tar and shingles from that
state This is the first cargo OF that description
which has been received at Georgetown from
any Southern port
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

This Company start for AtehIson and Law
renee, Kansas, n daily line OF Express Coaches
hung on thorough braco.springs, comfortable
and roomy. Passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from St. Louis connect with those
Coaches at LAwrence.N
The route is through fine country Astounding
In game, &c, and over the finest natural road In
the world.
Merchants ordering goods In the East to go by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
a. follows:
"Via Buttoraeld's o. D. Co. Express,
Atchison, KansAs.'
Principal oGice-No. Gs Broadway, New York.
For further particulars apply to my of the
following officers:
NEW YORK
T. p BRAY, President.
Col. J. II. PULESToN, Secretary.
W. X. KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. l.. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WIN MARTIN, General Agent.
ATCHlsON, KANSAS.
Gen. W. r. BREWSTER, Vice President.
d. A. BUTTERFIELD, Geu'l superi ntendsnt.
Maj. Gen. A. Mo. d. McCOOK,
Special Agent,
Oc26-i Headquarters Atchison, Kansas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
AUCTION SALES.
WAsH1NGToN ARSENAL,

WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
wu ,,, NOVEMBER II, 1866.
W. hr, pe 500 q Pnblic AUCTION, at the Arsenal,
AZ 10 o'clock, 90 Sets ARTILLERY HIRNRss
Tor two horses. This Harness can be altered MI
good road Harness At slight expense,
Terms Cash In Government funds.
ao =. J. o. BENTON,
no22.4t MAJ. Ord, and Brevet Col. Com dr.
SALE OF sERyICEABLE HOSPITAL
~ PROPERTY AND MEDICINE WAGONS
c. W. BoTELER, JR.,
Auetioneer.