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Eye, Ear and Surgery.
DRS. HAZLETT q BARiR DIR

yORi22, PENN ST, PITTSBURGH. Pa.
NJ who devote special attention 10 diseases OF
tie Eye, Ear and StIgety, for the accom-
(MeIure HouSe.l J. stafH Z. fflrsst- sisst.s.
"WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Jan.
wEDINEs11A4Y, AND THURSDAY, Feb
WEDNEsDaY AND THURSDAY, March
!. "WEDNESDAY AND THURsDAY.tA April
18th and 18th I .fl,IIll.- as i,l,,l5f-l -
: WEDNESDAY ASD THURSDAY, May
18th and 18th.
Patients should can ON the first day ana as
eariy nsTSosSihIe, Ilfs Hazlett e Barboir re-
fer 70 the Editors Of the Christian Advocate,
United Presbyterian, and ;PreslJy terrain Ban
ner One OF the nEul Is always in their ofIice,
30 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa, .t.ss.f
ianI7-diEalFdEw tiImy 10 - -
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Louisville Tobaceo Market.

UIfIIlAHl lIl2IIlI .
ToBAcco-oHered 90 hhds. Reflections 50
hhds =, Market & steady. sales include 2 hhds
IS at SI17 80, Q at SSaS IS, Is at S999 IS, Q at
Sle4lQ d, Sat Sll@u %, II at Sl29l2 %, IL at
Sl$9l3 %, at Sl461l4 20, at sl59t5 20, at SIG
9I8 9, 2 at s17 259l7 50, 8 at SIS 29IS IS, 2 at
$40 ., 2 at S2n92l =, 3nt S28, at S24828 20, 1
hid Ballard county al SI3 ~.
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LOUISVILLE, March 81. n. Was
kom, President, and A. T. Smith, Sec
retary, of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road, areexpected here from Texas dur
inc the week. "A general meeting of
the stockholders takes place herr dur
ling the present month. Direct raiiroad
communication between here and Mem
phis will be rapidly completed, the
louisville and Nashville Railroad hay
ing loaned the Memphis, Clarksytlle
and louisville railroad three hundred
thousand dollars for that purpose.
h a Memphis despatch says the steam-
er Lockwood exploded her boiler TWEEN
ty miles from Memphis, and burned
Twenty-Five lives are reported lost
Particulars hereafter. stx
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chicago MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 3.
. Flour quiet. Wheat steady at 4 aES@I 25
for Nosl.t Corn dull at II. Cats dulE high
wines quiet. Provisions quiet; mes ~ 90;
hogs dull; supply meagre; dressed dull and
declined sc; sales at z91I. : > ~ .
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MEMPHIS, March 5.-The3 steamer
Lockwood blew up and burned last
night, IS miles below here-20 killed,
Is injured. She was valued at $50, 600,
no Insurance.. Names of killed and
wounded not knoWn;yet.
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NEW YoRK. March 5.-Thes special re-
porter for the Tribune on the trial ofIhe
rebel Major Gee, at Raleigh, n. O., says,
at The rate the examination is going on
a month or more must elapse before
defense have notified the Judge-Advo-
cate to Issue about 125 subpmuas for
evidence ON behalf of the prisoner.
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..5ssi .1f=iis.t5 NEw YoRx, March 8.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston To-
day We're rs follows:
Copper Falls 2G; Franklin IS; Hancock
u; Isle Royal l2JI; Quincy u. is.fs.-F
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New York Money nnd stock MARKET

tfffrT Eti - NEW YORK, AIaFch5.
Money md Gold-Money rather easier at
is GSs5cPI6ssS aoid@Irrsguiar anu unsettIed;
opening at 1885; advancing to 1874, and closing
Government stocks-wfthout decided
change; $40 coupons, i62 l0S; lO-FO coupons,
9Jl4; Is, 81, registered, 10i1z; treasury 7-SlAs
9g5z.
State Stocks-Virginia 6s 20; Missouri Gs 7O1S.
FreIghts-To Liverpool dull.
Stoclt-Steady; Ohio q Mississippi 701&;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh I81z: Chicago 4 North
western preferred 5229<; Toledo S21z; Fort
Wayne S91E; Chicago g. Quincy lie: Heading
9S1SS;; Hudson 1O3; Erie SlLsi New York Cen
IetIo s Wablsh, I'd mtg, "a. Il 3 r = ~ 8.
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NEW YokK, March 1.-THE Herald's
Washington special says:
Strong efforts are being made for the
re-establi shment OF the government
gun shops and arsenal at Harper's Fer
~. 1t is estimated that two millions
OF dollars, or thereaboutss will replace
the government property at that point,
destroyed during the. wtlr, and the She
nandoah people are anxious that the
sum should be appropriated, Mean
ordnance department for.the removal
of the small remaining portion of ma
chinery and other armorY properly al
the Ferry TO Springfield, Mass
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NEW York, March 5.-This morning
fire destroyed the spice mill of Pack
er Il James, No. lib Furmans street.
Loss about SO, 600. Insurance s. coo.
The Commercial's Washington spe-
cial says another effort viii be made in
favor OF the loan bill. McCulloch's
friends allege that the delay in passing
1t has arrested the downward tendency
Of gold and the appreciation of cur
renCy. is 500
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q. NEW York, March 5.-Twenty. thou
sand bales of cotton were, burned by fire
this morning. Loss $500, 900. The fire
is supposed to be the work of incendi-
aries. tits said that n discharged en-
ployee was heard to utter threats to
burn the building. The police are in
search of him.
but not seriously, by fall from n berth
on a trip, from Key West to New Or
leans. He recovered slowly and at
tended Church on the 25th ult., though
still feeble. J-.-..-.
washington specials say the report of
the Internal Revenue Commissioners, on
distilled spirits is ready. They re-
commend II decrease of TAX. from two
dollars to one dollar per gallon. They
advert ut length to frauds committed
on the revenue by small manufnctnr
ers and anticipate that they be dimin-
ished by reduction of duty atone dol
lar duty. They expect a revenue of
$50, 600, 600 from this source.
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The Latest News.
] INTERCHANGEABLE NeWa.
BY TELE GRAPH.

ny the Union Line.
once, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Jas. Nor
ton. formerly of the firm of Thomas &
Morton, one OF the Oldest and most res
pected philadelphia merchants, died
ON Saturday, aged 20 years. Esss
DR.. David Jayne, well known as the
proprietor of many large GRANTEES and
marble buildings in this city, is now
lying at the point of death. He IS suf-
fsring from pneumonia.
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1880 a SsS s s1saEshs we !. g ssil
our IMPROVED so Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds Under and upper feed. War
ranted i've years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
in United states fol. less than SO, which are
Ilsttl tteeILsed or k0tre PIteeLer q tIftgoH5 Gro
tei- q: Boxer, SlnOeE e %. and BadbtELef. 4AH
other cheap, machines are IN rfslOeHeIlLS. Cir
eulars free. AddreSs, or call upon SHAW &
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sou,h American News.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The steamship
Costa Rica, from AspinwaI, 23d ult.,
Ecuador had Joined the; alliance OF
Chill and Peru against the Spantards,
and there is prospect that other re
Disaster has befallen the Peruvian
navy, the steam frigate AInogenas OF
forty guns, and the iron-clad Loa hav-
ing been run on shore to prevent total
loss. yri-t. iEsf7 10 III u
The American steamer Uncle sam
has been seized ut Panama on suspicion
of being Engaged in loading contrhband
supplies for the Spanish squadron, and
guard of fifty Panama soldiers has
been placed on board of her pending
an investigation of the matter.
All the Spanish fleet remained ut
Valparaiso except two screw trigates,
the Villa de Madrid and the Bianco.-
These two vessels are after the. allied
SQUADRON. They looked into the bay
OF Valerhuano, and were last seen OIL
the island of Juan Fernandez. II is
thought the SpaniardsI may establish u
depot of coal and provisions at the lat
ter point. ks i5's l-
Commodore Nunez, commander Of
the Spanish squadron, has declared
that all CHILEAN coal, no matter where
found, Will be considered contraband Of
war, and has also notified the foreign
consuls at Valparaiso that the blockade
at Caldero has been raised.
A serious fight had occurred at the
| Chincha Islands between the Chinese
coolies and their oEerseers. The mill
tary were called out and a large mum
bef of the rioters were killed.
The trial of Bradley and Jekee at Pa
mama, for the robbery of iPaymasteI
Rfttenhausen, was concluded and DOH
found guilty and sentenced to 1mprls-
onment.
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consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, OF all grades and coloTS, French, Eng.
lishand American CassImereS, SILK, Cashmere
and MarSeilleS VestingS, White, Fancy, Linen,
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-Shirts
and Drawers ScafS, Ties, Suspenders, Hand
kerchieES, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Col
lars, Travelling Bags and Vallses, SC, &c OuI.
department OF ls. fs4 -E
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ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Edward Neu-
kinester and N. Johnston, two of the rob-
bers of the United States Express Mes
senger here two weeks ago, have been
covered. The remainder of the $40, OOO
is supposed to be in the possession OF
the three other thieves who, are still at
4 very large and enthusiastic meet
ing of Fenians was held :at Mozart
Hall: on Saturday night. General
loudly cheered. An impromptu col
lection of 81, $50 was made. Quite a
number of rifles, and reyolvers were
contributed, and so men enrolled as SOL
diers for Irish liberty. 500 =
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y cA1Ro. March 4.-The sfh %. S. coll
-ored heavy artillery, $50 strong, arrived
from New Orleans en- route for Louis
Inc - q. q ~ q 4 - -
500 bales of cotton for Evansville =
400 for Louisville: 600 for Cincinnati =
and 465 for st. Louis, passed up during
the week.
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CAIRO. March 5.-The steamer Dia-
niond, laden with cotton, burned at
Guys landing, on the Tcmbig bee river,
last Thursday. The cotton was in
sured. Boat Valued at Sz0, 600. No in
7 slifF atge -. = y r At2AL4fIa
Z snfahce. -
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For Sale by all Druggists.
GREAT AMERICAN ''i
Gift Distribution /!

AT NIT. POL E A SAINT,
JRFyERsoE COUNTY, OHIO, MAY lsr, 1866.
Ennn GIFTS, WORTH $4,000. WILL
OUUU be presentedto ticket holders. There
will be no blanks. Five Thousand tickets will
be kOld al 81 20 each, r,-.,-7,,s
Gin in Greenbacis............,...,.. $500 90
American Lever Gold Watch ....,.!. 20 %
j sae 10 +: Ladies Geld Watch IS g
ffiS sIeufnes Vel aIufA 44zg- Z! "a Iii ~ ~
English Lever, Silver. Is 20
hignt Line 81; n; q, e 60
g S 81 ia fe.sns teEeI ii IeEeedfS l.S
| l4f II 10 IL K vest chains, rings charms.
and sets CRll goId) lOiO 90
So Clocks. silver ware, gold pens, silver
Also Variety OF m1se 6oxe gold. E Il; eg
and steel spectacles, TELESCOPES ladie'S work
plated ware, notlons nancy goods NC. &C.
| The goods are all 0fthe best quality and lust
as represented. and can be seen at any time
before the distribution.
chosen this method 70 dispose 0I our Roods,asIt
h IS the quickest way and can he done with
les SacTtIlce, at the saInn time nlIOWtiie us n
reasonable pront for expenses, dc. The Iunn-
and fair Tor every one. as can plainly be seen.
l Each ticket has its duplicate number
which Is retained by rs uhtn the time Of
and thoroughly mixed, some penson collected
| by the ticket holders presently draws thCse
dnPls;aiss, en- ams mi, siRgl the M oae dawn
draws the next largest prize, and I'm like man
/ ner until all are drawn Every ticket Is regis
tered before being sent out, the number,
name Of party purchasing and address. md
all will be notified % the result of the drawing.
mah on receipt OF price and stamp. 81
& H. HARRIS 4 BROS.
.Reference-any resident OF ut, PleaRnt-
...f. febsIBWdEwe
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Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, called for the
ayes and nays, which were ordered.
The vote was taken and resulted in
yeas o.; nays 64-the Speaker voted in
the affirmative, so that leave wasigrant-
ed for the introduction of the resolu-
ton. which was therefore then read and
referred to the committee on Foreign
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

li MY auAhori1ed Travelling Agent win visit this
lll locality from time to time and cheerfnlly
eommnnicate all desired information.
- 80. VS. G. @. MELLOR,
teba Pittsburgh.
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7s IL and 81 Wood Street
']I[, Lower Ter Rates TiaIl' Other Makers

t-b u5iTiaulg it.53 M s4,ua 7t.E
-lsg l3ta+E s-EE,sT aafifr
i-i It is unnecessary to speak OF the material
used IJy Chickering & Sons to produce as du-
fahle an Instrument and as ELEGANT in Its ex-
terror as they do. No such qualities can be
produced Without the BEST and the first Of
worlImen. i.ifns s-ls.it l-zr So s1
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMCR e, M D.
PR0CE;DINss Of FRE COURTs.

SATURDAY. Feb. Il. 1885.
Criminal 6uR--bn. Judge Bond; C. II. Rich
ardson. prosecuting atlrney.
Thomas Goodman, aslulting A. I. Nidety post
poned. AuSus Damth, aSsauitlng +. GOetyer:
fined ten tents and cots. Catharle Damuth as
saulting Y. GO6yer; find ten cents and costs Isa-
dore Birtnr aSi,ulting Goetyer not guilty. Frank
Goetyer assadhng Caharine Damuth; ten cents
md cost. Aldrew Hgerty aSSaultiug Elizabeth
Thomas; abandoned. ames Hartness asSaulting
William scarborough; ,nstponed. Susan Dyer as
SaulungDlnha Good Eagmyann; forfeited. VIM
llopklni assultinG his ute; compromised. Ernest
CGmaG6r Ssaulting hnry uockmeyer; cOmDro-
missed ~ lart9n assaulng Melvina Van Horn; not
u; MT guilty. French Madden assaulting Lewis
Ross; fnet ten cents andcosts. Andrew Ayers re-
slstinsoilEeT-LGe; postpoed. Joseph Hamilton as
min min qncef Lee postnned VIM. G. Barker
fauitlh 1ohn dendricK; med twenty-five cents and
NlSts. PatrIck Ryan 8saulting Thomas Crond;
Vstp'I' q. paws asaulting james Manning;
'OsPnl, otephen Denis G.saultng James Bar
g nCSullty. Edward 3ayer assaultng A. Was
HE pos oned- George Somersack assaulting T.
E Mhii 1t guilty. j. tinker assaulting George
G,rays Jury trial James Wstenberger as
TGtng hiilp Schmird: sets prays jury trial. Chas.
IoIh ~ ssaulting John A. Rose; partly heard.
Sou leS asSaulting biz wife, postponed. Mary
HtSart aaultng Mary Hrgess; not guilty.
curt auurned to MONDAY next.
II oryt q mmon P'eas-5on. Judge King-Thos.
nImlil VAnn l.inehard-appcal from Hayward
lewis Stuss Vs. Lavela Heaps-appcaI from
"teat. Jpment affirmed
killey. He sui ctri%- a. '''' "pl'eal lloih NC
Dim McNIv vs. 0rmsL, u,b,,.-or,.o,, So.
MCNinley. Id g,,b c,,r;G -1"''aH "P'eu lTom
LfiinEh t Monday fpm No. to % inclusive
I'll az .iIai cket lac court viii insist on the
shal appear. CASTILLO ~ '-s0 ''H'"ls
=, ~ Circuit Gt-Hon. Judge Alexander-Sarah
RRp sI a9 vs.. iiam Thompson sheriff, and the
s Gaa 3t 1oihn;e Bill for an injunction to re-
H. u$I lSom levying upon orintermeddng
inn ~ A.NN r.
tOngranted. 1870 'oNN
a, Virginia kau et. vs.. VIM. J. With. &c. Bill for
Lue o. new ru3toe to execute the trusts
SGT 81 forth in the Ii will and testament of John P.
- 5apeyior Caurt-,or. Judge Martin -R;obord
Norris, ~, vs.. Thng J. GTs6n. Before ro%crfc5
Petition VI defentar d;sm'ssod md Sofot @
dered to answer bill oiscnerv anu w
bGyls ys.Carson. PAjfioTt Of plaintifF Dismissed
with costs nd rule 5s,1ntc - 1''''--''' '''u
May i. hayden : THb1 p JvoIcb .T,tio, b,
strike out Judgment Jsdgpent stTiccn on -
AsSlgnmeu 2G5 to g. - MN '~'
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thepNted forhe Daily Commercial.


)r.., C.,,r u bWsoNlOWN, Feb. nth 1856.
ney. 1l' "'''0' -A'''i
bo me Court Eas occuied this morning with the
HeEang Oh IRE case of William Thompson of X at
S I2iiaay OF aslgnee ofohilil Harvey and James
PIiI 's, bfXander Iurddch, Commissioner Of
~ hi,s y an Il l2lcatlon tr writ of mandarnus to
o W IcteI ~ ar Murdod, Commissioner Of Bounty
10 oauer ana 9mpel hin to pay 10 Thompson, as
ais4te 81 nqrpy, the sun OF $40 due for bounty
GI Lne l9TIlelsun OF $40 due Rr bounty for Clan
G!lan anu Hafey gave lr Thompson q power of
HiSCorh icy or as.gnGnent the amount due eachof
seul Lor oouI but 1t appears they also gave other
paltI i powers attorneytor the Rme. Mr. Thomp-
ST tuiI rs is the INST power of attorney and
iIA.set1re GOOD Inc appLtatOn idr this mandamus
other claimants for the SInn 80, H. CO ~
ties and he furthr contcndStho+ tb ~
the treasury of tie State AID rct Iirriaif !. ~ y!
S6oPeG peFs9n to dudcat9 Who s entitled to The
Bryan for Ihomppn, pettionol; archibald Steriine
Jr, ESQ, for Mutoch. Respondent. Without COZ
Guiding the, case, the Court adjourned until next
SATURDAY. Februan o. '-i''l AN-l'
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OFFICE DEPOT CoszMEssARY oE

OFFICE DEPOT CO3IMEssARY 0F
~ SUBSISTENCE, /
WASHINGTON .. c.. Feb 18th, 1866. !
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
SEALED PROPOSALS invited until MON
DAY, February 26, 1866, y o'clock M for furnish
ing the Subsistence Department with
ONE THOUSAND I,OOO) BBLS. OF FLOUR,
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. l, o. 900 barrels of each grade) and
bids will be entertained for any quantity less than
the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate. and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within Ave
days from the opening of the bids and must be de-
ivered in such quantities. daily. the Government
may direct, either at the Government warehouse in
Georgetown, at the wharves or Railroad Depot il
Washington, D. G.
The delivery of 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 as the Gov
eminent may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made Just
before the Flour is received and none will be ac-
cepted which is not fresh ground. and of superior
quality.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any cause. Bids to be addressed to the undersigned
at No. 2 "G street, endorsed Proposals for Flour.
Z. I. BRIDGES,
fel7-5t Bvt. Maj. and c. S. V.
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y ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE

hAh~A< WV A1Al -hAI4NA FStAAAA
OCEAN AM A I z :, RIVER STEAMERg, TUGS
StHOONEAS, FERRY BOA rs d. 80
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERWAsrER
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE GULF
! NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. !, 1866.
The following named vessels belonging to the
Quartermaster's Department, Y. 5 Army, will be
sold at public auction, 10 the highest bidder on the
18th day OF February, 1866. at the Office of Chief
Quartermaster. Lafayette square, No llS Camp st:
Steamship Crescent" registered 1,2l9 tons iron
vessel.
Steamship "St. Mary" registered 1,2l8 tons, iron
Steamship Clinton" registered 1,250 tons, iron
vessel.
steamship ""AAlab2nma." registered $50 tons.
steamship "Geo Peabody, regi tered LOIS tons.
6teamshp Convoy, registered 425 tons.
Stesmis,hiR ,rPi9ntsr," registered 400 tons.
Propeller Stanton" registered $50 tons.
Propeller Foote, registered 40 tons.
Propeller "N7act" registered 265 tons
Propeller Porter, registered 1873 tons.
Propeller "Huzzar," registered $50 tons
Propeller Alliance" registered 1873 tons. iron
side-wheel towboat st Charles" registered SIS
tons
side-wheel steamer y. W. Hancock" registered
$50 tons.
Side-wheel steamer Diana" registered 700 tons
Side-wheel steamer Col Halcomb," registered 200
tons
Side-wheel steamer Mustang" registered 17Stons.
Stern-wheel steamer "Altamont." registered az
tons
Stern-wheel steamer Emma, registered 1879 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Col. Benedict" registered
lSl tons.
Wheel in recess steamer "Tamaulipas," registered
1874 tons iron vessel.
Wheel in recess steamer "Matamoras," registered
334 tons. iron vessel.
Centre-wheel steamer Col. Colhurn," registered
125 tons large railroad ferry-boat.
Centre wheel steamer Gen. Ransom" registered
l04 tons, large railroad ferry-boat.
Centre-wheel steamer Keeper" registered 30
| tons large railroad ferry-boat
Tug Perry, registered 1855 tons.
lug Jennie, registered II tons.
Ting ''tyIeVelanu ~ Registered
Tug Belle Darlington" registered IS tons.
Schooner Electric" registered l47 tons.
Schooner II. D. Adams, " registered III tons.
Schooner Scout, registered l6 tons.
Schooner Inlon," registered 9S tons.
Schooner Wmona, registered III tons.
Schooner Annette" registered 1876 tons
schooner Highlander" registered $40 tons
Model barge Col. Mulhgan." registered l20 tons.
Three % lighters.
One ~ hatbOat.
Ten Q0l small boats.
Three (3) barges.
Nine 90 yawls.
A full description of these vessels can be had on
ALLEN, A. Q. NJ, TchoupitOulas street, New Or
leans, and most of them be seen at this port or
vicinity.
Terms cash. in United States currency. or audited
transportation vouchers fifteen C5) per cent of the
purchase money to be paid bidding off each boat,
and the balance TO be paid within eight days there
AFTER
By order of the Quaatermaster General.
c. G. SAWTELLE,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
fel7-l0t Military Division of the Gulf.
u
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y oyERNmENr SALE OF SURPLUS
TO CONTRACTORS.

"a UARTERMASTER
~ GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. February "A, 1866
PROPOSALS will be received up TO the 18th Feb
ruary 1866 inc. for the raising and delivery at Nor
folk Va, to an officer appointed By Colonel VIM. i.
James, Chief Quartermaster, Richmond, Va, of the
steamer j. C. Brewster" sunk in the Appomattox
river, Va, and the steamer Smith Briggs, sunk in
Said wrecks to be sold at Public Auction at Nor
folk, Va. under the direction of T. S. Officer.
The Salvors TO be paid certain proportion Of the
proceeds of the sale.
Offers to be forwarded to this Office for approval
By order of the Quartermaster General,
GEORGE D. WISE,
Brevet Brig. Gen. in charge
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