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neu York Drr Good rrnrkct.

NEW YORK, October 29.-There is no
improvement in the Dry Goods trade
this morning; on the contrary, the de-
preston seems to increase. There is an
almost entire absence of demand, not
withstanding the reduction of Friday
anda slight reduction in prices on
Saturday. Jobbers priees-Brown
sheeting-amos keag, A, %; great falls,
NJ, 81; Bedford, Isl. Bleached sheetings
-wamasulta, 40; Forestdale, %; Bay
Mills, So. i Prints-Granger & Co, 20!;
American, 10; ArnolPs, Tti Empire, 10.
T1cks-Hamilton, 37i; Albany; l4t;
Stripes & Whittenton, A, 80; do, b, b,
o.. E...r-...lh.t ..lltl1-, 10 n.
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The New York Democratic Central
Committee Desire the Release Of the
Fcnian Prisoners.

New YORK, October 29.-The Demo-
cratic and National Union State Central
Committee have passed the following
preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, Two citizens of the United
States, one the Rev. John McKenna, a
Roman Catholic priest, engaged at the
time in the discharge of his duties as a
clergyman, the other Robert B. Lynch,
understood to be a reporter for the pub
lie press, have been tried, convicted and
sentenced to death in Canada for alleged
Fenian movements,
Resolred, That the President of the
United States he requested speedily to
intervene for the safety and protection
of these persons and to represent in the
most earnest manner that such an I'M
necessary rigor as sentence of death is
calculated to shock the common sense
and justice of mankind.
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RuGaio Market.

BUFFALO, October 29.-6P. NJ.
Afternoon sales, GOO barrels No: /
spring Flour at Sl2 GO. Wheat quiet,
at 81 % for No. 2 Chicago spring. Corn
excited. sales of 1920 bushels at 81 %
al 13; closing with sales of 1900 bush
els No. 2, to arrive, at 81 IA. Oats, No.
3 Chicago Sc. Ohio 60c. Barley, sales
of 9. 900 bushels Canada at 81 -. Rye,
sales of 10000 bushels No. Chicago at
S1 q.
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%. Louis Market.
sr.sLouIs. October %.

Flour very firm; $40 50asl1 90 for SUI
per: 81 3Oasl1 50 for light X; Sl2aSl4 %
for Xxx: SIS O0aSl6 90 for fancy. Wheat
firm: 81 25aS2 IS for prime choice spring;
81 s0as2 go for prime fall; 81 9OSa3 OO
for choic and extra do. Corn advanced
93aS1, 05. Oats higher; 50a54c. Pork
lower; si2 50a$33 90 for bacon, clear
sides
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FROM NEW YORK.
Street Raiiroads-Fntal street AGray
i'm Broollyu.

New YORK, October 29.-The track of
the Dry Dock and East River railroad
was yesterday extended from Park Row
terminus through Broadway to Fulton
street.
Patrick Gleason, living in Truman
street, Brooklyn, was instantly killed on
Sunday morning by Owen McShane.
Gleason had gone from his home into
the street to rescue friend who was
being attacked by McShane and n man
named Thomas Horton, and was strnck
by McShanc, from the effects of which
blow he expired.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, October Ex-Governor
Humphreys, of Mississippi, in view of
the precarious condition of Jefferson
Davis health, recommends the legisla-
ture 70 appoint one or more commission
ers to proceed to Washington to con-
fer with the President with view to
release Davis on parole or bail.
General ID. Juaquein Del
Manzano succeeds General Lessundi, as
Captain General of Cuba.
1t is reliably stated here that General
Sheridan has been ordered to report to
Washington. 1t is understood the or
der originates from the President.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, October %.
Flour, firm. Wheat firm at 2 19a2 20
for No. /; Gal % for No. 2. Corn,
advanced 2a3c; s9a90c for No. l, and GOA
s63 for No. 2. Oats, firm and advanced
2ta3c; sales at 45c for No. l, and AHA
45tc for No.2. Frcights, quiet; corn l7c
to Buffalo. Provisions, quiet; mess
pork 2sc. Hogs, dull; sas9 for common
to choice.
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s. T-IsGn. -X.-The amount OF Plantation
Btters sold in one year it something startling
They would fill Broadway six fret high, from
the Park Ia 4th street. brakes mandatory IN
one Of the institutions of New York. IL Is sara
tbo. DrsLe painted All III. rsGks in TIVE Eastern
states with his cabs .istic "S. T-is60.-A.,
and theo got the old granny legislators to pass
a law preventing disiisTring the face OF Ma.
tnra," which gave him a monopoly. We do not
know how this il, but we do know the Plantation
Btters SILL rs no other article ever did Ihei
are ussd by ali classes of the community, and
are death ON Dvspepsia-certain They are very
invigorating when anguid and weak, and a
great appetizer.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by ali
Druggists.
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The market for beef cattle has not
varied especially since our last report;
trade has been quiet, but the holders
have succeeded in establishing slight
advance, especially upon extra cattle,
which are very scarce, the offerings
being chiefly Oh common cattle, which
sold at prices ranging from 6!a12c; extra
cattle commanded lie. Milk cows were
tirmer and tending upward in view of
the small supply. Veal calves were I'M
changed in every respect; the receipts
were moderate and the demand fair;
extras realized 13a13!c, and common at
114al3c. Sheep and lambs, notwith-
standing the heavy receipts, have adj
vanced trife under fair demand the
former selling from 5a6tc, and the latter
at Casio. The hog market has ruled
very steady, though slight decline has
been submitted to say &c per pound.
The arrivals still continue heavy. The
total receipts of stock ut all yards for
this weak were 10 fn1lnws.
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Toledo Market

TOLEDO, October %.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat &c bet
ter for winter; 1ic better for spring;
sales of new amber Michigan at 81 IS;
extra No. spring, 81 244; extra spring,
81 AZ; new No. 1 red Wabash, 81 szf.
Corn active; opening at 96c for No. l
mixed; sales at 98tc, closing holders
asking 97c and 96c offered. Oats &c bet
ter; sales at soc for No. l. Lake freights
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her country home after a soiuurn OF a few
months, was hardly recognized by Der friends
IL place of n rustic, iush lace she had soft
ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness ;
an instead OF -, she really Appeared but IL.
She told them plainly she used Hagan'g Alagno'
liza BALM. and would not Be without h.. Any
lady eau improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article IL can D. ordered
OF any druggist for only 80 COZ t.
snrnEoGn spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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MnEL P. WHEELER,

A Tr~ssnNS soldiers Claims, and Cerf's ssa
Account Al Officers Soldiers ; o. s sessss are
aSsa il Ire ss.s o Of fss and U IL case Of tssr
entSea 10 - .idow. orphan children, mother OF
death, tne siss ofsscer. soldisr or seamen. 70
sister 2, say nsnsion. ard al.o the bounty Of one
snti,lea, !, Soi,pTs and all back pay das Ny ies
IN sueh casa Is FIVE DoLLAsSc u sIs sIs Il
- o. rsnsion is collected, and No ohA''" -
G ase Of failure. ,,s -, tse n,oat rea.
once. No $50, Fourth Street rear W. .snss
House Wheeling. Va. @
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Hoimstrcets inimitable Hair Coloripg has been
steadily growing In favor Tor over twenty years
IL aCts uuon tue abSoTbsnts at the roots Of the
hair, and changes II 10 It's original color by do.
grcrs. Al instantaneous dyes deaden and l.
ure the hair. HvimstreetJ Is not q DUE, Tut
certain IL its results, promotes its growth, and
Is beautiful Hair Dressing Price 50 e-Rts and
~ 90. Sold ny al dealers
Saratoga spring Water, cold by all
Dealers
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Dcnfh Of Miss sewnrd.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Miss Fan
ny Seward, the only daughter and
youngest child of tho Secretary of
State, died early this morning, from
bilious fever. Her remains will be
conveyed to Auburn, New York, for in
terment,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF a OLED or
ID TRUST executed TO me BY Nathaniel Pig
msu and wife. bearing date November a5i 1864,
aad recorded In ths Recorders ofiine of Ohio
county, West virsiUia. in Deed B1uk ~ a. pase
30 will bell at pubic auction on IL UkSOAY
the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850, at the
Iro t d,or Of the Court House OF said county.
Tor cash the Wet half of the Lot numbered
-four III thu. squT pumh.red 3, Gwenty'
lhr-r.) III III Srrth side of ,m'de 8 ret III
the city of Nh elng, "rstVi giLia
DANIEL LAME,
octI5.ltt&St8 Iiu'teu.
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R.x ~, An Ci.ein.a,i.

CINCINNATI, O., October ga boy
fourteen years old was shot dead on
Third street, yesterday, by eomrade of
the same age, for knocking his hat off.
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NEw YORK men arc agitating the pro-
jet Of manufacturing the gas used in
the city at the Pennsylvania coal mines,
and bring it in pipes. The expense of
laying two pipes $50 miles, and build
ing reservoirs, viii cost about $l0,000,-
900. The mines being higher than the
city, the gas win bereceived by suction
In the city rather than by pressure at
the mines.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Yesterday being "blue Monday" in
every sense of the word, trade was very
dull, although there was fair business
doing in small way. We have moth
ing special to report; prices remain
firm and the mrrket is steady. Hay is
wanted at $l4 5Oa15 90. =
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4 - NJ t@f - - (.
virris's. ARs1vrs. cIosEs,~
Eastern Though Mad,
Wis G a. P. r.. Tor
New England states, o,k. mn
Eastern New York iI:io q. IA. 80 - r.'
ard Eastern Penna ';io y. ma '' p -
Piltsbsrg, Clsve.andaad e.,am
chicago. via ~. .s = M os0 ~ m
W lSs1 ws anu 's. n.i5am. slS a. m.
Through Eastern. via
GORB for Washing 800
snS RirbmoaG. 80. 3scp IN 500 p. N
WAY Mail Eses Of Cun- am
bfrlaud. I'D. s'Vo =. IN = ~
WAY Mail West 81 80
,mmb.rl land, Md. Ilio p. IN. efVp W.
Parsersburgh sud \ " On, =,
Va u R.-.-.-.------- Nv y ~ ' y "
western Through Nall
at a. +: $ SS;s; s 5ss ss :S5 m.
Though weeen for
Indianapolis %sd St ,oa -.
Leo s.-...- --------- ~" u 'N' So - -
wa. Nails sU- Cincin.
mats, wsla,ingt "A aud
GAINESVILLE aryiS' Inn
bus. Piaua spf Intt
nj Raiir adj ....... H.; U y. n' cav y ~,
Western Way Mail, via
Central OHIO L R. ll;~ p m e'V' p w.
wbe- ling enA P4rk-rs-
bnry RIVER Ntil sun
Frid,y. 5!Oa.m.
wheriing and Farkrrs.
burg River Mail. Mon
dan Wednesday, ard
L iday.--.....-----.-- ';oo M
sempa.ld RR.. els a. m. 2:3O p. IN
1t. q airSvi!le and 1900 a. M .:3o a. u'
Bridgrpnrt. crop. II. .. oP. M
Martins Ferry aid MI.
Pleasant. 1900. li;Oo a. M %''V r. ~
Cadiz Ohio via G Z
y R..--.-.---.-----.- li:i9 q. 10. '''' - '"'
Cad;z Ohio. Stage Mail,
an% s"t,,rf,r -. 1880 a. N .
Cad e. Ohio stage Mil,
Monday W-dpesray,
and Friday .:th T. IN.
West Lii erty and Clan
ton, W. Va, Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saiur-
'Sday. ------------- i<'UV NJ i-'S1 " II
Ryerson Station, Pc,
Saturday,. t:Oo p. m.
RysIson at'cn, Pa,
Friday. ----...--. "'o y. n'
0. 5. LONG, p. n.
Wheeling Oct. 10, 1860.
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LYONS EXTRACT or PURE JAAATcA GIYGER-
for Indigestion Nausea. Heartburn Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbns, &c. where n warming,
genial stimulant Ia required. Its careful rrepa.
ration and entir. purity makes IL cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold ey
eery where, at 50 csnts PER botu
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The R.I.inorc nimeuI,,.

NEwYoRK, Octber 29--The Baltimore
American says the evidence against
Police Commissioners win be complete
~ refuted to-day, by the testimony for
the defence.
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PhiIadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, October %.

PHILADELPHIA, October ~.
Flour Arm; sale of ], 500 barrels extra
trade family Mt Sl3 00al3 IS, and fancy
at sl4 O0al6 90. Wheat dull; red So 90
s3 Is, and white s. 25a3 IS. Oats Csc.
Coffee, Rio 264aEc. Whisky firm at
~ IL. ,sss srsasrs, a sEssEE t. ~ :.
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B.isinsre Marhes.
BALTIMORE, October %.

- 81 DALlHMOhE, OCtOVof ~
Wheat, firm; red 25a3 80. Corn,
quiet; yelloe / I0a1 IL; white 1sa
1 10. Oats, steady. Flour, firm, spring
wheat, western, 12al4 25. Provisions
Western lard 16ial6ae; coffee, steady;
Rio, I7al9s. Seeds, firm; near close Of
season.
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THE FENlANs.

I.mes stephens Addresses $4,000
PcopIe--He Promises to Strike n
Blow for Ireland Within shc Year
Dissurbanec ss thc Close sfthe Meet
Ing. -
New YORK, October GA vast con-
course Of nearly SC, 900 people assembled
Yesterday in Jones Wood, for the pnr-
pose of listening to anaddress by James
Stephens, C. o. /. r., on the prospects of
the approaching elimination of Fenian
affairs. The speaker was greeted with
the widest enthusiasm, and experienced
great difficulty in making himself heard
to even the small circle of the assem-
blage who happened to be within the
scope of his voice, on account OF their
eagerness TO crowd toward the stand.
1t was understood to be his last
speech previous to departing for Ire
land, where he says he will strike a
blow for Ireland before the dawning OF
the New Year. He remarked that
great deal had been already done in Ire
land. An army of $1,000 men had been
organized, the aristocratic tendency Of
her people republicanized, and the
nation taught to reject the political in
reference of her Catholic clergy. This
latter he urged upon the crowd assem-
bled, while advising them to respect
their spiritual advisers in all that ap-
pertains to their special calling. Eff
forts in behalf of Ireland had failed
heretofore, he said, for want of sympa-
thy and aid in America.
A disturbance occurred at the close
of the meeting, by the supposed dis
covery of a spy, who was badly beat
EN- before he was rescued by q policeman
and proved to be innocent of the
charge.
A meeting of Fenian Irish at the
German Assembly Rooms last night,
resolved to avenge the death of convict
ed Fenians in Canada, should they be
executed, and dared the Canadians to
carry their threats in execution.
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"In lifting the kettle from tho fire scalde
myself very severeiy--.one hand almost 10
crisp The torture was Dbearable.
The Mexican Mustang LinIment' relieved the
pain almust Immediately. IL healed rapidly, and
lett very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER,
40 Broad ST., Phil telphia.'
This is merely sample OF what u, Mustang
Liniment will do. ltls invaluable II I'll cases
Of wounds, swellings, sprains, cuts, ruises,
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast.
Il ware Of counterfeits. None IL ge01iLe I'M
less wrapped ina line steel.plats cnsravings,
bearing In. signature Of q. W. wostbrook,
Chemist, and the pirate stamp of DEMi BARNES
& Co, New York.
snratoga Spring Water, sold by AL
D-uggists.
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The Guard Mt Toronto Jail Increased
-Dcstitution OF thc Prisoners I'm
Clothing-EGort 10 EePrievc Father
McMahon---The Frontiers TO be
PatroIed until after the Execution.

New YORK, October2S.-The Herald's
special says: The military authorities
have orders to increase the guard ut the
jail where the Fenian prisoners are con-
fined.
The threats made by the Fenians of
New York will compel the Crown au-
thorities to deal toward the prisoners
more severely than they otherwise
would. The prisoners confined here are
all without change of clothing. The
American Consul has supplied a few of
them, out of his own pocket, with new
understanding. Efforts are being made
by the Right Reverend Bishop Lynch to
get Father Mcmahon reprieved.
A Cabinet meeting is called to
meet at Ottawa on the 30th inst, to
consider what policy the Government
should take in regard to carrying into
effect the execution of the Fenian pris-
oners.
The meeting of Parliament has been
postponed by the Governor General
until December 18th.
1t is rumored that the Government
intends to patrol the frontier until after
the execution.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Train for the West.

! WHEELING, JuxE 18th, iax
ON AND AFTER JUNE lsth. 1853
~ the Passengers and Mails from whseiisf
for the West viii be dispatched from the Dspe
Of the baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company o
$50 A. NJ, and 40 r. NJ, aud leave BnseH
on the arrival Of the Cleveland Railrosd tsis
jess In FORD. Arst
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maLLHNERY HOUSE,

r., r,,r.b us,pv,,e the attention OF the pnblic,
confident that IL thry "can he suited y NO. ioi
Main Streets the place.
Csllard Exam he nur stock leiore Nur'hs'
.ip,- elsewhere. IL will no. cast any thing.
ncsi1.2N
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FOR SALE.

ONE HORSE. ONE GOoB SPRING
" WA6Os AID two setts Of Harness.
y On Iron Ssisn,aDdeT Safe.
Alb ut 40 barrels sf stsos Ale. rf,iti =
Abort 1900 Empty Ale Casks
~ Writing Desk and 'iIiee farm iture. &c
Ibree Barrel Stoves aud pipes ~ suit.
Tables snd Chair. For sails cb.ap.
BEVERLY " EOYf. Reosirer of
EUST0S, McCANy 4 co
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aud qualified Execu'or Of tie estate Of
wiilisn Kfyter. deceased. all psrsons fudsbped
U the estate arc hereby notified to make settle-
msnt, and ihsse having claims sgzinst the
same sbosh present them properly anihonti
Gated. lofiS-isl CT STIFEL
(Arbelter Freund COPY tinss)
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<SpuPRI.INGA COMPLETE AND
l well assorted variety Of Bonnets seNe.s
Ribbons, Fe4th-rs aud Flowers HT W..,S, a
Ihiag that is usually ksPt In large ""0'eS '
Nd Petal
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G TE A " u o AT PRINTING
- grensptly and hspdsomeIy done Of Ibs
WHEELING REGISTER.
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D0sTBRs-Tae Lsrxest nud ne
IL Assortment Of Poster Type to be foard
any Printing ofice in the city. Il Al "a
WHEELING REGISTER octI7
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For Sale.

rI'IsE SLo 8unEsT EtO FOR
/ MERLY occupied by Irsac hoR-r rmbrac
ing abOnt two Scrrr OF grunnd ia Marshall
cuuutv. West Virgins, good brick b"nSe, " tn
sable aud all ne"rs,aly cut hailding.. TIE
ground - ris'l, inp'Oved AMI afford sm abnn.
daut snprly ~ ch ,ico ;rn'ts Of every variety
2 r pariic',Iar'. apply Ia TIE su"s-rih-r whs
lives III the premises. W. V. HOGk.
Octli ID g&wlm
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FRENCH coNFEcTIONERYIl
PHILIP SCHWEITZER,

BUsaY & LITFlE,s.
W No. - MARKET Street has no~ on hand and
10 constantly receiving q isree stick of Coz s-c-
tionery. Medical Baltimore Coash csn " aad
every other variety Of Candy aud Cskes Tsys
of every description. and full as,0rtmtnt Of
Varieties and Notions. sepl9
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-30

oYYIcB or CHIEY ouARrERMAsrER,
CoREER lbII STREET AND PENEA. AVE
WILMINGTON, D, O., Jan, IS, 1866
Will be aoid on the promises at public aue-
ton. 10 the highest BIDDER, at the times aud
placss hereinafter designated the following pub
~ Sn,idIn1s Al innanoIis' Hsryiapd. and Camp
Psrois. near that city. viz;
ON THURSDAY, PKBRUARY I, 1855. AT TEN
O'CLOCK, A. NJ AT CAMP PAROLE,
Is Goar 'honsss ssch a Nv as fa.t.
a ossssrs' Quarters' each i4e nv rs fact.
4 Msss"rooms- eseh Is by rs feet
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T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
IL NANCE AND ORDNANCE STOKES.

T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
IL NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold, at public suction, At Fort Monroe
hr:sn.i Ola Poiat Comfort, virgins o. ~ THvRs.
q. m, 9 large quantity Of stores, consisting In
part Of the foilowlag articles, viz;
900 neld. siege, aud ssa-eoast Cannon, wrought
varying nom three to eleven inches, Including n
oast-iron Guns, unhnished.
SO Mortar, east Iron, l2-pOunder, 24-pOunder.
as,sSe Shot, Shell, Spherical lease, Grape, and
Canister, for smooth bore and rinsd Guns Of ca
libres varying from 10 FOUNDER 10 lo-ineh
asa breseh loading Csrbines, Burnside's, Mer-
riil',, Mayuard's, and North's, new and re-
$40 Nu.tsts and Rifles, U. s. manufacture, new
and repaired.
so4 foreign Rifles, Austrian, cal. 81, new and
repaired.
1919 breseh loading Csrbines, Burnsids's, Msr-
rill's, sharp's, and Stars.
q Rides, Henry. and spenoer's;
1859 Muskets and Rides, U. u. and foreign man.
ufacturs, OF various oalibres.
'625 Rsvolysrs, Colts, Remins tOn e, and Lafau-
eheux's, oalibrss ~ and SO.
l,072 sabrss and Swords.
6,444,000 Rounds Of Ball Cartridges for Car
bines, Muskets, Rides, aud Pistols.
A large lot Of Artillery implements and Equip
ments.
A large lot Of Infantry and Cavalry AeeOutrs.
msnts and Horse Equipments.
A lot Of Rope. Paulins, 9rskles. Rings, &c, to-
gsthsr with large quantity Of smiths aud Car
psntars' Tools. 80.
Monroe Arssnal and at the U. 9. ordn.nos Agsn =
ey, No. Is Worth street, New York city.
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
ssr 70 5: rsao1.a tor iy. from
'' T:f m :, y sale. CASH.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARaEs.

NovERNMENT SALE AT ANNAP0-
" =. LIS, MARYLAND.
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NH. WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. Is, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, at tbs 6ovsrn-
ment Bakery, In Annapolis, Nd, on THURSDAY,
February l. 1850, At II o'eloek, m, the following
Frame Buildings, yizi ..
Bake House, DO by IS feet.
Flour House, IS By n feet.
One Building. 90 By 20 feet.
One Building, IS by II feet.
Slaughter House, ll5 by 20 feet
Ofioe, a by 20 feet.
Shed, SO by 20 feet.
and large lot Of Fencing. d.
Also, i2oyens, s-ss BY IL feet, containing about
4 lot Of Desks, Chairs, Bread Troughs, Rope,
Yeast Tubs, ono Grindstone, Brushes, one Letter
Press, Spoons, Knives, Forks, two Pumps, one
Hoisting wheel, Camp Candlestieks, Commits.
sary Chests, Spring Balances, Liquid Measures
Dry Measures, Hatohets, Platform Scales, Cleav.
srs, Axes, Cauidrons, Spades, Buckets, wheelbar.
rows, Stoves. shovels, Bedstsads, Blankets, PHI
lows, Field Desks, So, &e., &c. ~
About 800 Pork Barrels, 100 Bacon Barrels, 800
| feet Of Lumber, 1000 Furnace Brick, DC.
Also, the following condemned subsisteuo'
| Stores, viz;
| About d, 400 pounds Of Bacon.
| About 20 barrels OF Salt Beef.
Also.a lot Of Hard Bread, Beans, Peas, Salt
| Malt, and Hops.
Terms. Cash in oororumsn, funds. -
Jap25-5t Major and Q. g., U. . A.