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, 1865-09-08
-ARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED. 7.
ssmr Sea nlrJ, Morgan, Maultowoc, snud,ics.
Prop G. Truesdel Wilson, Grand Haven, auudr1cs.
Prop WtnslouT. Anderson. Buffalo, suuarts.
Prop Free State, Ackinzie. Buiato, auudrtes.
Prop fnyorttc, Napier, st. Joxessh, surt.ttes
1Top pttaws. WaIeu, Grand Haven, sundrleS.
Prop Als7,hauy, boynton Granl TrayeTte. suntftte.-
Ertg empire stnse, Aacket Lay city, 3Nl h7ls snr.I
sehr T. Rsna. Nessy, atxeen. 10 ~ Tumble. sSao'3
Edhf Helen F1se, Hansen, Kaiasassoo, ] i n lumber.
StAr Efne Hell, Elliott. boyna pcs lul eds bark,
Schr Il :: HotleS. Kellogg, A1pena, Isl N iun,ber.
schf s.: james, theyae, Green unJ, e50 Telegraph
sear fsssla, Eslsop. Psekss3,. Pier. y et. bolts
ease9 Sna.a azsscs azfa IS q iam
Schr Helen Kent fan.eIoa FuI1er's Pier CHS vo1
SchE CaF1e NoofoEd ioEc. kalana 20. % eds hoIsa.
sshf ssF Ms1ns K III .ssks c ss
Schf Nes6oIe, Davis, TWo Rivers, 20 n lumber.
Schr Muskegon, 3icVea, Brown. P1ey, . Gus wool.
s sehs Kosest N Da5t. Part: Eg!e. ~ 9 tons cos! 49,
sehr SoEtbeIntr, EnwaEis Eunks Pier. - eds wood-
schF Pride. anderson, St Fanys Pier, 10 81 lnmber.
scar Vermont, Reed, Gseenbush 70 eds wood.
CLEAnED... .sept- T1h-
Stur Sen Elrd. Morgan, Two Rivers. suna11es.
Prop Favot4tc, Sl:fer, b. Joseph. s1rdrtts.
Prop Ai!esbany, Boynon. Gtand Traverse. aundrtes.
Prop Free S.ate, Mckenzie, Buffalo. s1nds1es.
Prop g. r. Trucsden Wilson, Grand iIa1en sundfies.
Baeqna Two Fanntcs Moore. Buffalo, y 09a hu oats
sehks Mes.or Mr,osE. ns N % so ee
Scnr Yankee Elade, Anderson KuNaln 1870 bu corn.
Schr M!amit Pennington. Buffalo. 119so bu com.
se sehr Magaolls, Hanson, Bqtt1lo + ~ oa sqEa.
6ehr Conquest, Russell, DuiKllo. h!a5 bn CON.
, 1865-09-08
CHICAGO STOCK HARRIET.
THURSDAY EvEEEo. Sept. 10 a. m.
AALEa AT HRsT BOARD.
$50 q. S. EOTEs
:; 3uLY BK.RIHf;

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
We viii nj Orders from dealers for the present series
allowed.
A. The opportunity foE subscribing has nast va csa
20 longer receive ihc 1Fs per cent twoyear Notes at
par and Interest tn payment OF orders
..-, J, a. ELLIS, President.
, 1865-09-08

,xFLUU1e-Recelrcd, 6,2l hrie; shipped, hp15 brls.
W WIFI sesE H5s p1s afs':s % aaa Fas ~
100 b Santon" Rs iii 80: ldo barrrls not named at
8! M 100 axas DE- 4 10 o9 q n;s .;apeso! .; =
aEenpse ID Ill III Paso snd 10 sss si
ss@; q Fl. z:ssaas XRas e !. = isss s7saiaSs: );
s5;S; ;eo 6lis iIIaxs,ha. 20 5l!s IIsiaisay;. 1ss
e5ts q! 5yio1 a1 xslley nEa 20 byls Chaqpto4' at
t s1s Ger '1 Fa, ri ia bsl at1s Horaao ID
e g ~ ?a3sr .? ssst*c bis
sps'ns Wheat s@se sshsf. Rea WRpsp Wi9s a1iss aai
*5;s: 30 s. g q Il, y II s. .sslSs: SNas!s
Ssao - is i s1 iaooS 81 % @ at X @ sieS 81
re ba H. Il s1s: SO b do Il si?i: 100 IL Do i
3ls; LEO bu rejected at SOC 100 o1 do at 1000
b1 q t:.oReqsns :@ Z, * IF So sstng M
80 30 w. It 19e ea aeses ae at ioS xe :spae
ss ba as Il e g. a. e r Sc s s 5 &
bid 4 a.c GtsAL coES:-5Eirm u 5es;e!da5's eas.
hu No et G3c-eosaz Dim At ta1sc for No. and Sc
Ills; TIL g. ~; :9Rgs s ps
~ / p & d s s. 4.sa So !. p O. & g. 8 e e. y
aaa. aIGs AZ y, pih buyers OF So.1 At c and
% RYE.Rsss:e7ea1 HUI Il. bu shipped, robu. Market
eNsF 2 %. sIo:s
T. Il Ss +9e1 q hg eo # - 4o9 ou Do at nc 900 ~
.BARLEY-ltecelfed, utsee bu; shipped none.
81 ISs Ms e e O. g 4 a ID Do ii 10 ID %
AARkGGSM9tGSSa,asl kGF;,t9 HI; eng 4. =. s!.!7tts
HnKvEH EOAN,-sNa Nete! tons good 1t 0o.W
, 1865-09-08

report the receps and antpeptA ance our last tssus
compared With the coszesoodtu. period Of ISL nave
been Is follows. 1t should be bonc In mind thss these
receipts aud shFenz ase really those Of the daJ pre-
eedaDx:
s.: ssfss21.s; Ri. fs!Rassts: ~. ssss:
sunday 1ad dMcodaJ-....-...Liis So. 1kts
Mtssssds;::.: g q - ' e
fnu1sdaJ.s aJ.s...................,sa I'M 70 ~. /
s,Ess 4s;'. IL: III; .:;f:::sss IS 81 81 ia
The 1eeepts Up 10 The present time about less
than those Of last week In pont Of character, shcy
arc not essentially different although these a.e hardly
70 rnany OF the rally "scaawsg" yasiety Theso l.
The esme abundance Of mefua grades, stock steers
and butehers' Cattle. Prime OF eyeu pzsaahiy good
Cattle are IN very limited receipt and with good de-
unane> pr1ces hare been buo5a1t~ Good Catte could
nare BEEN readily sold to-day Almost 1t the sellers
own terms.
buyrh bu3e1s taking sha masor part Tbs large
people IN the city IN sttendanea upon the Falz has
sanse more activity n hutehers cattle. At E4htr bet
ter ures than 1sst weak spccniator1 operating
to = rather limited d1tcne.
Ma sum up tho market As active, with prices Of all
s4.ars better, sad Nt3sc 100 - higher than &ass
week.
The sales to-day heve 6een - follows.
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
suxxMAx YAEnA .,
Cooley E1dsiokn sold Daube % head. averaging 40
ssmssHss..,os :, h.zd .vsroc4nc . sSn us nj k.T3,
s:as e g s ssesaaan q % 9 hssa 5aS s!e1asns So "a,
Aaania sold Kelley 100 head, Averaging ase ns, Mt
sns sold s,ehau Il head Cows averaging ss %. Of
Cooley E1drta.e ,o1a n.noe Is nssd, a4esastus SO
Hdams soid paube II he,d averaging 100 nj, at 3tpo
1snn "a saN,e Is bead n1erarinr SS5 rs at SiN
Cooley i idtidse sold Wennlaa II head, averaging
"a 1da1ns q teid Iossan i Co. head. averaging i.ap
IS saEe 10 Tasthlnx, Il head Cows, Averaging roo ms,
atG ao1eyer sold Gibbs u head, averaging 1os, ps, at
4: Sa sold fafta'0s u neaa' averaging 50 s. at
aesos !9 c. sela Il Wn,s q M IS s.
Aisias .o1s 1u.h % head, averaging 81. 81,
ss 70. .sa '4ea'. - a''a' a's'A'os v" 1'' At
NJ a Z g '''0 'e17a <' ue@u1 aSesasas s1a
c.,n.,,, nea'nM 3gan = Icy soc7nfas , 1aaps
S99s 70 M MIs1Sesy q hsaa s.e5asia: 9 ns Is
~; =, .,,3 ,,,,sn :. ,..a ...r.-,,.s-,. :.
As5, En- n u,,,,, ;. ,..a ,xr,.cn- ~ y, ,,,,m
Sane to EaFiEht 10 head coxs, averaging 50 ns, at
Sans 70 sehn5isF y nead. ayeragng 81 rs. as :i;a
assa S:Gs ~ 7,,,,,,,o, ,, ,.,t ov.,r,ne &. ~ :,
I'll; hiish sold Bracket. Moran IL head a,er,.,u.
1e!1 - q a;,i y !; ,e,a
ssms to @ sans @ Is 9ess & &a'esasisS q r.: Ut s.,,
siM So1o Il ee''' I'd 9S' a.
Hickey sold Tesgastcn q he,d aTe1a.tax 30 oa at
HIS. -
TMasrheT sofa eFum d hcaa' Averaging tuo os' at
Kesr sold 5znan 1s head, averaging Is rs. At npp
, 1865-09-08

fora Smelling, in Minnesota, is 10 be aban.
aoneo a military post, and Tho t1oop4 stailoncd
there arc oftltscd to fort Lcavcnworah, while tne
oIduznoe stores 20 to Book 14lzna, The s. rsn,
FFtss tays about three Thousand Springfield riae,
md catbtncs are ready to be .hipped.
, 1865-09-08
COMMERCl&L.

THURSDAY EvEsrSG, Sept. :.
The following summary showB the movement in
Produce and Provisions during the past Il hours
compared With The movement for the sams t1nolas
vnoFs
, 1865-09-08

noonont nea'ea .ou
LIZ looking 1o3 psacA e'''
-oII e,,,,rrp
~, ,,s1,.ss,. 49, an,,t;a .1,1s nor,;nr onc
W -, uIo ..s.t ~ t 49, ;ato~oe,;rr ,a,tr,.
o. tne nos' na 'sltaas ~ .hat ~ hos soan fhe ,1.ht
ou1io'l. ~ ,,e.,,.n - - Aha ,r.r nts1he
saaes ., tue ueuee, ns1an. e y Far 1nox Assist
onetAi W. - ~ ~ w., of HI. o,,en,nt IN
NJ, ..sss s,so..,. a,d thc ,orr;son of
4e'e I s1a.toa 1.oa - thr =, onth ~ Anil ISM
~. e, 49,. ro,.s a..,. s,,,,a.t - a..
, !"'e .'s-' ,E.,. - 49, s.n.a. ne,-s.tas
use.e ,.Se.a ~ -. So. - .-a.,,
u'1o ~. Wv Wv, eu ~ . aTnan. re~,s
- 1"n.t' "1.u ~ .4,'''. ~ 49, sa'..s.a. 80
1ofces has PfosoAea 4lucu eonuo':iey Mio
S1ecu'allou. ~. ~ .s;E;,a ' -. 49, 80, .as
son'Pans "s ~ -, 49, Nv 1850 ~ ~
Ane 'ne u'"4ne " aie % r. W
fo"hatan' .u'o"s Aooo " nsu. W .pa'
Mosl INTERESTING lta''1e'etion '.ne ".t.'nPs ~
4enese Foft euahlsil 'a'o "'u W "'as's Aua
a1tenl.ets le'osee. =, ,.
IL WILL oe te'aeanoe'eu luas .u1s uoeu'aea'
YVES sen1 10 ths ee''a'e' uns 10 u.s. ss,siou'
with an Official ans"e9 OF sectctafs Nenes 10
q senate fesotnuon 1atroouseu W hf' '4a.e'
As Mr. Hale, ii. Inc te1aa16s "h1ea ac sa' ~
10 submit, indulscd III some sneerins obscrTa-
items Of MIR. Fox's attempt to relieve Fort
| Sumter, the hitter availed himself Of this
orportn nniiy 10 reply "nen INC fcpis came
lhto lhe eeaao A1' natc 'no'eo thas q" w
returned 10 INC Nass department. Is 1rfe!e-
want to lie suo?ect o. INC INQUIRY Ihla INC
| scnAe aI nsst refused 10 90, pu' upon
AIT. Haic's making palmetto speech
ttntittcr his last dav Of thirteen wears service
| in that body, BY printing Mr. Fox.s report,
the farce was gone through with, OF rc!e7rins
| it 10 the Jueicia.y Committee, with iust.uc-
| tions to inspect It and sec whether IL related
to tho subject Of the inquiry The ccomtnittec
accordingly went down to their room, sat
upon 1t while, nnd reported that It related to
For. Sumter, and go the Senate, ont Of compass
sion for one Of their number sent it back to the
Navy Department and deprived themselves Of
IN iit to,5cal document vh1cI, would have
been OF great service to them. They can read
| n bowevcr in thr Trtntxr.
| ront ror +o11s ca ct;cirbt !, s,orrtb,t ,,,,,a
| IT,, ~ stt:,.. ~ -. s4ss ~ ~.
~ " s-As ~ 49, 'p1 s". w s'| ~ ~
aofsa' ssaols.s ~ tus .osu ~ uaS'
no"e'o, "a S"'l nt'e...ou ~ IL" - ~ '.aa.as
poin.s- 1ne IN. l1las ~ " no''Ieu Ii tne
INCL tAa' q feal a1'.ups - mnu. :" teucse tne
fon-an attcmpI "uca fles'aen. Lincoln
sa'd' In LIS letteF 10 W. FOX, mad srcat!y
strengthened the cause OF The country Mr.
Fox, ut this time, was private citizen, busy
| Ing himself TO iDfuse courage Into towards, to
relieve starving and tcleaguered garrison,
10 save the nation the disgrace Of seeing Its
flag struck to traitors without an effort 10 de-
, 1865-09-08
1E4 $50 E4

The Phiadc!phIa. Pr<s, Of Monday has The FOL
loving: -
Tbs coal trade continues active, but prices at re-
tail are forced up more than The fcts seem to war
rsnt- The. mines hare doue Ntt1e since Ju1y Is,
when they were supposed to, hnye $50 900 as H.
oserTed lErd This Is ahont gone, and traders sup
giving them credit The stock Of coal In the hands
OF tbs leading: companies IL sufficiently, large to
warrant the BELIEF that the top point haa been so>u.
They aIt certainly high euongh to fnlly compensate
the; miner, the n1lroads aud The middlamen.
, 1865-09-08

Tho tota1 value OF exports from Boston Tor the
week ending Sept l. was EaGG, ,s7a, agaiust ff15,s7
for the corresponding week In 1861
, 1865-09-08

The Cropa and Prices In Enropes ,o,.
Tho Engtah Agricultural ofgan' tne 80 -
axss, Of The atst p1t, tn 1ta HeeA15 s''e'
, 1865-09-08

c1lFeF (HPel-..+..... .-....., 138 10
Acssrs. Preston, Willard y Kean report IN active
trade in Land Warrants. :
: In Boston, On Monday last, money yus quite
abundant at the bsnks uud In the street. for prime
collateral loans atsix per cent interest, II made
returnsble on demand: s1mflar condition OF eass
In the finances vas reported In all the CHIEF North.
etn cities, - s.'.. !:
. In St Louis, On the 9Th, EASTERN Exrhanee xa,
steady At par buying and lilo prem. selling.
The imports Of dry goods at New York austog
the last week hays been quite 1arge; but the total
ofgenezal merchandise IL smaller than expected.
-, YpHElGN INPpRTg AT NEW ynHv
, 1865-09-08
CHICAGO cATTLE MARKET.

ppx1cx or7uE DAILY TMBcNf,e
Thursday ETenlug. Sept ?. )
BEEF CATrLE-Acturdlng 70 tho Board OF 1Faue
report. the rectspts md shpentA knpc Ger last Sana
compared With the coespondta. period Of ISL have
hcsn IS follows. It should be bonc in mind thss
receipts sod shpentx really thoso Of the d1J pfe~
, 1865-09-08

Hcrc the market for gold Was dn1l, with sales on
the Stock Board at 1A44 On the street the market
opened at taox114s, and closed quiet at 14assss.
Silver Is IN good demand at las@1.sS. - :
Government Bonds were quiet We quote:
-. Buying. Selling
FfFe-1Wentle3....--..-- --.......... 1Nt3 1D7H
4tu-c OI11tF. s-...+.-...s-... MI JA
Cook County Scrip Il firm at s5A for nav and par
for old.
Chamber Of Commerce etock WIS In lair demaud
at 10s,k, with se1lers at 1155{0106. =
Preston. Wi1la1d 4 Kean, Banke1s II Clark
street. quote Government securities, etc. a. fol-
1nSfu
, 1865-09-08

In TIE SENATE or TIE Ux1rED STAr.a.
March Sd, 1866.
Resolted, That the letter to The SECRETARY or The
Navy from the Assistant Sec7ctasy should npl have
tion OF February 5. 1856 and that the Sccrctarv Of
the Senate be dtrecled TO tetu1n the same to thc
Secretary Of the Nav.
Attest. j. ". FuESr Src7afsrr
, 1865-09-08

Can't @. Y, Fox, Warrington -, ...,- -,
aEcurrARx wE11Es' Ms71uC11oEs r. GAIT AA''
cEn or 1uB FoEuAIAS.t -
N4rr DErAuExESr, Apr1l >, ieol:
Capt. Samuel Mercer. commanding " o '''"'''S
Fowhatan4 New York: . paaxvb.+.n. Pa.
eahoaiss, IF raWnee, md Harriet Lane vfa compose
, 1865-09-08
EUROPE.
Our London Letter.
TEE CATTLE MURRAIN AND
CHOLERA.

Important Facts for Wcatcrn Farmers
mid Stock Eroyvers-No Choicr1t Yet
in 1;llEEAnd-!MasOn and the Pirate
SIicnanduuh-Thc Political Situation
In Europe-Ear1bn1ul-.r Various
At1nntfc Telesrnpllx - CoumescIa
, 1865-09-08

pointed rendezvous and made signals al1
night. The morning Of the 18th WAS thick
and toEgy, WITH very heavy ground sweN.
The Bnltic, feeling her way IN, ran ashore on
Ratt1esrake shoal, but soon got Oft without
damage. Un account Of the very heavy swell,
she was obliged TO anchor in deep water sew.
eEal miles outside Of the Pawnec and Harriet
Lane.
TH8 FORT on FIRE.
Lieut.. Robert O. Tyler, an officer Of rcry
great zeal md fidelity, though suffering nom
sca.slesness, q Werc most of the recruits, or
ganizS.d beats @ srew and exercised them,
notwithstanding the heavy sea, for the pur-
pcse Of having at least one boat, in The ab-
senee Of thr Powhata1s's, to reach Fort Sum
ter. At s = N. took his boat, and in cou-
pany with Lieut.. hudson, pulled in to the
PeWnee.. As &c approached That vesssl 8
great volume e,s9 ef SMOKE * Issued from Fort Sum
sons guns still replied to the rebel fire. Tho
quarters Of the Fort vert on fire, and most Of
our military aud naval officers believed
the smoke to arise, from an attempt to
smoke out the garrison with fire rafts. As 1t
TaA the opinion of the officers that no boats
With any load in them, would have reached
Sumter IN this heavy sen, aud no tug.boats
had arrived, II was proposed. to capture d
schooner near II, 1onded with Ice. which was
done, and preparations at once commenced
TO ut her out and load her for entering the
harhor the following night. :,
FIRST EE7ys gRn,r NM po,,,s -
now 1carnod far ~ -! -. ~ ~ nAtAS.
Ra,ran bas - use ~ sae Icy time tlat Capl'
nf ~ passhets a ,elsea note isem @ Gspt Messss,
tla ~ a. S"nal' ~ s.,a ntea u NeW iotk the olh,
~. sia ahy ~ n9 sao. n sial1ng tnat tao foHhatnn
,fr GeasSa ftas. 4Sa y ofue.s g. superior anthof
AZ 1l Mom INC onty 70 "nlcn s1e was assigned
gu Charleston, and had sailed for another
destmntio1' lett New York t,po days nfler.
'paras, scithout any sattmatton Of fhts change.
suRRESpCR OF TEE FORT,
Ate D. m., TIC pocahontas arrival and AZ
S:tO the flatr of S1,r1ter vas shot owavon5 1of
again raised a nag of truce was sent IN By
Capt. Gtllis and arrangements made to p1aca
Baltic to return North Fort was eyacu-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
nNVITIHG PROPOSALS FOX THE PUR-
=! = CHASE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
|ERNMENE MULES. q Z ne.

QUARTRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, ii
WASHINGTON, D c., July TO- 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received this office until IL
Tuesday. August 1865, for the purchase of twenty.
three hundred Mules, in lots OF fifty and hundred
each, at theplaces named below, viz:
HARRISBURG. Pa, 6 lots so each. -...ll
~ so - 9rs lots, 100 each.
WILMINGTON, Del 4 lots so each. oit
:" lots, 100 each W
WASHINGTON, D. g. 8 lots, 50 each.
lots, 100 each. Boa
PITTSBURG, Pa, a lots, so each.
&" lot, 100 each. t4Htt
These Mules will be put aside, each lot by ITSELF and
will be free for the inspection of bidders at the places
named respectively, Tor ten days prior to august L.
II Many ofSthem were bought In the beginning of the
Young mules companied the armies all their
marches and camps and Are thoroughly broken har-
dened by exercise gentle and familiar from being 80
long surrounded ny the soldiers 'a lh O.
Though found and serviceabe. they are no longer re-
quired In the army, and be obtained at far less
than their true value.l ~ hslbiast a{ Il
The successnl bidders viii be notified in person by
telegraph and required to receive the animals on
fore August 81 1866. ft
This office itself the right reject all bids
that may be offered. n .h0G ] ua ff5J
Propose sshould be addressed to the undersigned and
marked sPr6posals for the purchase Of Mu es."7
Payment must be made in Government funds at the
time of delivery. i'' 07 .i--45
p BY order Of the Quartermastsr General
JAMES A. EKtN, %
Brevet Brigader General, in charge,
Gt 3 e .iizs s} b First Division O. M. G. O.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
PROCLAMATION.
By j. MADISON WELLS, GOVERNOR OF
TIE STATE OF LOUlSIANA, -.

..5. TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
h An act OF the Legislature, approved March Is,
1866, entitlee "An act establish Quar- antine for
the protection of the State." provides that the
Governor of the State shall issue his Proclama~
ton upon the advice OF the Board of Hea lth, eeA
claring any place where there shall be reason to
believe pestil initial, contagious or infectious
disease existe, to be an infected place, and stat
log the number of days of Quarantine to be per.
formed by the vessels, their passengers, officers
and crews, coming from such place or places.
pursuance OF the provisions of the act afOre-
said, and upon the advice of the Board Of Health
do therefore issue this my proclamation. and
hereby declare the places hereinafter named to be
infected places, and that all vessels. togeth.r
with officers, crews, passengers and cargoes, are
irving from said places, or having touchei or
stopped at any one of them, shall be subject to
Q arantipe of not less than ten days, from and
after the first day OF May, A. ID. 1865, until the
first day ofNovember 1866. q Dr. g.. i4t
And now proclaim that any violation of the
Quarantine laws of this STATE, or the letters or
spirit of this proclamation, will be visited with
severe punishment. and that if the pena tiles pres
scribed by the Legs lative act are deemed inade-
quate, the parties offending will be d. iivered up
to the military authorities 10 be by them proper
ly punished. The health aud safety of the A. my
and Navy at this point, as well as OF our resident
population, require this, andI earnestly call up-
on all public Ulcers to aid in the execution OF
this duty.
The places which are hereby declared infected
as aforesaid are the following, viz: Havana,
Matapzas, Trim adad, Cardenss and st. Iago, all
ON the Island of Cuba; Kingston, Port Royal and
Montego Bay, on the Island Of Jamaica; Jacmel
and Portsau- Prince, on the Island Of ST. Domin-
20; the Islands of ST Thomas, Martinique snd
Gaudeloupe: Campeachy in Yucatan, Belize, in
Honduras; Vera Cruz, Alyarado, Tampico, M alta.
moros, and Tuspan, in Mexico; San Juan, in Mic
araqa; Chagres, Aspis wall and Porto Bello, in
Central America; Maracaibo, Venezuela. Laguay-
ra Island of Trinidad, Rio de JanerO, Para and
Cayenne, in South America, Nassau, N. r., AID
Galveston, Bronsville, Key West and Pensacola
Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, Beaufort, Will
mi6gton and Norfolk, in the United States.
Given under my hand, and the Seal of the State
New Orleans, this LIST day of April, A. b.
[Ls.l 1865, and of the Independence of the United
States of America, the eighty.ninth.
se -a j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
s.. WRoTNswsK1, Secretary of State.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-02
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP p
Il NC0MP NVsSl "Staf line of Ste ANAL ina ~

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP p
ACCOMPANIES "Stat line ofSteamships. -
New York direct, the new and splendid side
whesl steamships -
MORNING STAR. 24OO tons. Nielsen, Oom'd
EVENING STAR. ..20l5 tons. Wimpenny, Com'r.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Bell, Commander.
RISING STAR. 49,. $500 tons. Will be complsted
b1 in August. ST 1it
The new and frstsclass screw steamships
M1SSISSIPPI.....2500 tons, III, Commander
MARlPOSA 1900 tons, Howes, Commander.
MONTEREY 1900 tons, Fdrber, Commander
The new and splendid steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
iii leave the company's wharf, front of Jack
pm Square, on TUESDAY, July II, att p. M,
ecisely. n.y.
The line is composed of the largest and most
elegant steamships which have ever been built
in this country for any home line. They a.e in
every respect fitted for ocean service and the
route upon which they run. Their passenger
acc ,mmoda tons are not excelled by those upon
any other steamers 10 the world. @
B- Passage in sideswheel ships LIST cabin,
| $50 /; I'd do, $40 J, Passage 10 screw ships, LIST
cabin $50. !!
Freight will be received at the COMPANY 3
warehouse on the landing, at all times ddrine
usiness hours, and the CompanP's rates for
freight will always be made as low as BY any
other line. r.ta5 .!.-, ....f "
For freight or passage apply to 4;
JIM. O0URTENAY, Agent,
iva ...eA.s. qqe33 Carondelet street. ~
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nFFICE Depot eCOMMIssARY OF
" SUBSISTENCE To IW F

WAsMNaToN, D. G., July Is, 1866.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR /
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 25th
inst II O'Clock NJ, for furnishng the Subsistence
ONE THOUSAND $1,000 BARRELS OF FLOUR
The proposals. will be for what is known at this Depot
Nos l. and and bids viii be entertained for any
quantity less than the whole Si b aofa
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each or AIDE sepa.
rate sheets Of paper sa 10 a}tls >af
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within five
days from the opening Of the bids and must be delivered
In such quantities. daily al the Government may direct
either ct the Government warehouse in GEORGETOWN
dt the Wharves Of Railroad Depot 10 Washington D. C.
The delivery a all Flour awarded to be Completed
within twenty days from the acceptance of the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in new
oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds the Govern
ment may have for disbursements. !1 W K
The usuM Government inspection will be made just
before the Flour recsved and will be accepted
which 10 not fresh ground, and Of superior quality
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid OF each
bidder who has not the oath file in this Office and
bio VIII be entertained from parties who have previously
failed to comply with their bids from bidders not
present to respond. asa fsI 81 v5
Government reserves TIE right to reject any bid for
any cause Bids 10 be addressed to the undersigned at
No. 22S "G" Street. endorsed "Proposals Tor Flour"
.ui .'a44 s.Fse g.t E. r. BRIDGES T.
i jy24 .g $3.50 Capt @. S. v.
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NoRTH GERMAN LLOYD.
PRICES OF PASSAGE

fhlCES OF PASSAGE
From New York to Bremen, London, Havre D.
it HL IL Southampton; 39,, ..., n soL
First Cabin $105; sd Cabin 1852 80; Steeraee -, ~
From Bremen to New York :.raue s45.
First Cabin $1l2 80; I'd Cabin $50 IT. eSnivalsnt
Price OF passage are payable in Gold :" '''
in currency. IA i.. /. DID,. . ...s a.. a., v,ns.
aDove vessels nave been $500 tons and 100 horse
power each, and ~ nSa y Sobta
and experience who MAKE every ~ tncS
at sonthamnon tina uutWard trip for the purpose OF
landing passengers for England and Ffauce. 49,,
These vessels take freight to London and Hull, Tor
which through bills of lading are signed fl ~ cRG
An experienced Surgeon " attssheA to each vessel
g All letters must pass thr9pgh the post ONCE. -,
Ase No Bills of Lading but those OF the Company VII
be signed IBsof Lading will pontivelJ notee deiiV-
cred before goods cleared at the custom
snan5e .tsJ5sn a R1refght or passage apply to
OELRIOHS CO.,
Itfri4a. ..I44.3 lV No 6S Broad at. N, York.
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PROPoALS
ID n o p o $ Al

,row uoovs
PROposALs pop rrn,s .sn mt. ms S'
/ I H0RNs ctsH Xn n apl' AM aot'eoNs'
go ~p' nzzkIssAT OF SUBSISTENCE,
OFFlck DEPoT n q, July 10, 1866
WAsr "a are ibxitad mi tho
SaaIed prono-.ps, In dupncr Cor H;das Talto,v
2lst dsy Of Ssy at IL and ionsues ri ali Gov
pno,s H0rs Chucks S, lu Aonsues, oI al uoy
ernment Cattle slaugba S f,,r ,onth foI IN oo, ~
the District Of Cokotract a sncb time a. the tom%is
mencemenf az So.; "a sUO" '-Ae - s"0 "0niNi
The skssd rom Tia SariIs nisces the catte
and Ied At snch times Ss nay he dssienatsd by The
ave. ~ icharbn vi -1S' : p ~ - NV
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