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2917t

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S
= SIokEs, slEAM ENGINE, TELEGRAPH
CHIEF oUAT%SEnMA 81! sTT's R oEyIoE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February II, 1866
Will be sold at public Auction, under the direction
o. Breyet Lieutenant Colonel James n. Moore. A.
@. M, at Warehouse No, 8, on NEW YORK Avenue,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, WASH
ngton, d. c., on FRIDAY, February 23, 1855, at
q GfHfa Il M 'rssf ssfoGn G e. ST oons
Ing Of
Buckets, Augers,
BOiers Chisels,
Cauldrons, Hatchets,
Ket les, Hammers,
Stoves, Wheelbarrows.
shovels, G1ndstones
Chairs, Fire Hose,
Chests, Ladders,
Wardrohes, Pork Barrels,
Lounge, Gas Generators,
LeHer 4. .sos, Rags,
Spittoons Rope,
Tables, Trucks,
Window Shades / Steam Engine com.
Doors plete, belonging 20 O
Window Frames, Washing Machine etc,
iOH''I IELEGRAPHIC MATERIAL,
consisting OF
SO Reel Barrows,
40 Beardsee's Signal Telegraph instruments, with
IS Wire Reals. lis Reel Stands,
50 Gears for do 40 Reel Handles,
90 strapa for Reel Barrows.
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
Nlthln nYe days from uate OF sale
1eIms-Cash in Government MT funds
ID. II. RUCKER,
Breyet MAJ General and Chief QuarCermasIer,
2l38t Depot of Washington.
OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
" WmMINsToN. Delaware,
February II h. 1866
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES.
All good and serviceable.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at WILMINGTON,
FRIDAY, the 28d of February,
FRIDAY, the I'd OF March,
Two hundred serviceable MULES.
One hundred on each day of sale o.
The especial attention OF purchasers Is invited t.
the that these Mules are large, well paired and
In excellent condition, being the surplus team Mules
of Washin gt0n Depot.
Animals sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A.
Terms-Cash In United States currency.
BTeyet BriRadier General JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge 1st Division Q N. G. o.
G. H. GALLAGHER,
2141H Captain and A. Q. NJ.
NoVERNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
SADDLES, BRIDLEs,
HALTERS and CHAINS,
SHELBY TENTS, WAGON COVERS,
roRTABLE FORCES ET0 ETC.
Much Of this Harness Is new all inspected work, and
sped 20 all kines OF city, truck, or farm purposes.
Mholelale OF Retail.
GREAT BARGAINS.
PITKIE CO..
2llm No. $50 N FRONT street
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GALE OF sERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, ID. d. kebruary ~, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, at the Judiciary
Square Warehouses, Fifth and + Streets in this
CITY, on FRIDAY, the 23d of February at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, quantity OF servceable and damaged Hospi-
tai Bedding, Clothing, and Furniture. A large
QuaniiIy OF Hair Mattresses will be sod.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
Purchasers will be allowed forty yeight hours to
remove their property.
2194t Surgeon u. s. Medlcal Purveyor,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ChLE OF sUBsIsrENCE STORES AND CON
- MISSARY PROPERTY -. ..... ...
OFEIcE DEPor oNMIssARY

ChLE OF SUBSISTENCE STORES AND CON.
- MISSARY PROPERTY. ...
OFEIcE DEPOT oAMIssARY
f or SUBsIsrENCE,
No 401 N. SIXTEENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 20, 1868
Will be sold Rt Public Auction, Tor account Of
the United States, at the Government Storehouse
No. 401 N. Six EENTH s rect, on WEUNE DAY,
the 28ih day of February, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A M
the fohCwIDR condemned Subsistence Stores and
CommssarJ Property ;=
1sl5 lbs. Bacon shoulders 4S99 Ibs Beans, $3.50
lbs Hard Bread, $50 lbs Hams
PROPERTY.
Commissary Chests, Punches,
Spring balances, Adzes,
liquid Measures, LImlets,
Dry Measures, Drivers,
Faucets, Bung-starters
tunnels, BunP.screws,
Mo asses Cafes Sieyes.
SCOOPS, Ladies',
leavers, Bnke-pans
Ha' chefs, Pan.peels,
Hammers, lRuldrOns
Meatsaws Crate bars,
Meat-hOOke, Coffee mills,
Butcher -knives, " hetstones,
Bucher.Steels, Platform scales,
1ap-borers Beam scales,
Head-raisers, Counter-scales, etc etc.
Vises,
be seen for two Gays previous to the sale
of sale ana gOous TO be removed rs soon praetI-
cab hereafter. BY order OF -
General a.. l. KILBURN,
A. c. u. S. and Depot Commissarv.
....... g. BOLTON NEWTON,
220H BreVet Major aid G. ;. v.
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ALE OF coNpEMNED ,9gARrERMAsTER

ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARrERMASTER
(! S ORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA
CHIIF QUART ERMAsTERs OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASN'T GTos, d. g., FegIuary 16, 1865 J .
VIII be solo at pubic suction, at ALEXANDRIA
Va. uDde, the direction OF Brevet Lieutenant Cot
arY q, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A M large lot OF con.
demned Quartermaster's Stores, consisting Off
DtiS, Harness,
AIDES, Saddles,
AuPeTs Hates,
Vlses, WAGON Covers,
Bitst, Buckets
Broadaxes Drug and P Paints,
Chi els, Horse Medicines,
Hammers, Hammer,
Girl dstOnes, B Bellows,
S1ws, Shovels,
Squares, Hose
Cfes 8, Hind sal
Knives Paulllns,
Bunins, Folding. Groov- Soda Fountain,
ing, Turning Wiring, Barrels,
and IRE sending Ma window and Door
chimes; Frames,
Corn Mills, Doors,
Burr B. Ill. stones. LADDERS,
Printing Press. with I! pc Window Sash,
and Font. Anchor,
Hand Trucks, Sugar Mill,
Hay uttPrs, Brooms,
Hay Press, Portable Forges
Corn Sbeller AmBulancee,
Fnnnlng Mills, Spring WAGONS,
Tents, Medical Wagons,
Axes, 1 0ne-horse Wagon,
Chairs, Rope,
DESKS, Glass,
Stoves, Iron,
Ovens, Copper,
Cots. Lead,
Cauldrons Lead Pine,
OK Yokes, Cylinder Brick, etc.
Chains
The ores must be removed by the purchaser with
In five days from the daIe OF sale.
Telms-Cash, in Government funds.
ID III. RUCkER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
2178t Depot of WASHINGTON.
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INOVERNMENT 4 SALE UF SURPLUS lard
" BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICR, u. s. A.
No 8 SOUTH GAY STREET.

Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
this Office daily, and opened at IL O'Clock NJ, on
February, for the purchase of surplus GOOD HARD
BREAD, on hand a. this depot
Ihe bread Is in boxes or fifty (6Ol pounds each.
All the bread offered under this advertisement has
Teen carefully and thoroughly inspected, each box
having been opened examined and then re-coopered,
to the standard for issue 10 troops No proposals
received for less than twenty (20 boxes Purchases
will be delivered board OF transports without
expense TO the purchaser
Payment required in Government funds on notif-
cation OF acceptance of bid. twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores Should navigation be
closed during this time, the time 80 lost will not DO
considered. Proposals 10 be endorsed on the
envelope. Proposals for Hard Bread" and
addressed to Brevt. L, Col UMas and sibeA g. L..
1925 BreVt. Brig Genl Vols.
~ Mntary Division of the Gulf, New Orleans. La,
December q 1866.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at this office until IL NJ March l. 1856, tor the pur
chase of sixty SIX 1857 camels, the property OF the
United States, now at Camp Verde, near San AnIo'
Bids may be made.iO one more of these ami
mails.
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed
and addressed "Colonel q. g. Sawtele, Chief Quar-
termLster Military Division Of the Gulf New Or
leans La " I..L
The Government reserves the right to reject any
bids de- med too low,
Pay menf TO be made In United States currency
upon the acceptance OF any proposal and prior 60 the
delivery OF the canes to the successful bidders, at
0'H 1'HOH'0' iSAA' y G G sAwTELLE,
Colon'l and Chief ousTtermasier, Military Diyl'
sion on the Gulf Brevet Colonel United States
Army.
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The attention of the trade ana the pubic AZ large
is ca led to this SALE the goods will be sold In lots
10 suit both large and small purchasers. Quannues
delivered 70 purchasers within (5) days from termi
nation Of sa a'e.
TeIms-Cash, in Government funds.
G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Purveyor U. 3. A.
G. w BOTELER. Jr.. AuctiOneer. 214 lH
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I MMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
] Oh STEAMERS, WE WILL SELL STEAM
FERRY BOAT "bALTIM0RR," STEAM PRO
PELLER THOMAS SWAMI" STEAM PRO-
PELLER CONGRESS" as follows:-
The steam Ferry Boat "BALrIMORE," side
deck. over ALL 1888 feet inches; beam 50 feet over
all, 81 feet; depth Of hold, feet IL inches has
low-pressuFe beam engine, diameter of cylinder 80
inches; stroke of piston feet draught feet; hu
perfect order, iron fastened and metalled In 1868
well found in c alDs anchors, lasts, boats, and lfe
preservers; engine and boiler also perfect order,
and now ready for service; with everything on
board that the law requires having been inspected
by q Government inspector during the last month.
The steam propeller THOMAS SW ANN OF 1856
length on deck 100 feet inches; beam, n feet
inches; depth OF lower hold feet inchesj between
decks teet IL inches; draft feet inches; has one
direct tng low pressure engines diameter OF cyin-
Ger 26 tncbes; stroke Of piston 30 inches. Boiler
machinery, and hull all In perfect order, and well
servers, etc and everything the law requires, with
be- ding furniture, and crockery, ana cooking uten-
sils jOr tWenty-fOur persons; now ready Tor sea
having been fitted up and inspected by q Govern
meht inspector during the last two months. Capa-
city for carrying 2t00 round barrels.
The Steam Propeller "CONGRES9," Of 472 tons
wooden hull, iron fastened; length on deck, 130
feet beam 26 feet inches depth of lower hold, IL
feet between decks, feet lnchesi drauRht o feet
inches Built in 1859; has three masts, with fore
and at sails. in good order; Hull, engine. and
boiler in perfect order, and well supplied with
anchors chains tools, boats, and life-preseEyers.
Capacity for freight, 1000 barrels. having been fitted
up the last two months with full comp ement of
bedding. furniture, erOckery, utensils for "a per
sons. Now reauY for sea, and inspected by Gov
ernment inspector IN the last two two. months
22lu Auctioneers
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GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLorAING, BED

CALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BEE,
- DING, ETC.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFIoR. I
WASHINGTON, ID. 9 , February Ii, 1856
An extensive SAFE OF Hospital Clothing, Bedding,
etc, enhreiy new, and in the original boxes and
balts, will be held IN Tins CITY, at the judiciary
square warehouses. Fifth and x streets, back of
City Hall, on THURSD Az, the Sth day OF March
next at 10 O'Clock A. M. The following articles
Sb,r's whll pe oneieu ioi 'a'o' "A 40 900
Draw ers Observation-Disclosures 10000
Socks mars 20, 900
sinners nairs Observation-Disclosures. 80, 900
Gowns ,.,.....................80 1000
RED. sacks " Observation-Disclosures 20 900
PIlIow-tieks Observation-Disclosures 10 900
Pillows. Han 1900
Towels ........................1 10 600
The attention of the trade and the public At large
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ExTEN sIvE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CLOTH
E ING AND EQUIPAGE.

ExTEN sIvE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CLOTH
T. ING AND EQUPAGE.
CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTRR's OFFICE, I
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT February IL, 1865
W Ill DE sold at Pubic Auction, at the SCHUYL-
KILL ARISEN AL, Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst instant, &C 10 O'Clock A. H. great variety
ofNEW AND v ORN SUPP LIES, comprising
Axes, yackess,
Boots, Knapsacks,
Booiees, Ke ties,
Buttons, Lepgins,
Coats, Mittens
Coat Strap, Mess Pans.
Camp CoOrs and Cases, Numbers,
Caps, Pillow Cases,
Cap Covers and Capes, Pompons,
Canteens shirts,
Drawers, stockings,
EpauIettes, Scales
Flags, spades,
Caters, Leather and shOvels,
Hsicheis and Handles, sif~Blue and Scarle,,
Haversacks, 1ents-about 5000 Cotton
Hat Ornaments, and Linen.
Iron Be dsteads Tent Flies,
Together with many other artic es not enume-
rated IN thus advertisement.
Many of the articles are new and in excellent
condition. Catalogues stating quantities, and de-
scIlbing the property can be obtained at this
The articles can be seen Tor two days previous to
the SALE upon application to the Military SLOre-
keeper at the Arsenal.
lerms-Cash, III Government funds
WILLIAM W. MoKIM,
Colonel and Chief Quartermas'er
2 12 ct Philadelphia Depot.
SALE OF HARNESS.-AeSISTANr QUAR-.
- Term ASTER'S OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, February II, 1855.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the United
States Government Warehouse, Hanover Street
Wharf Philadelphia, Pa, on WEDNESD AY,
February 28, 1866, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
Nj the following described d HARNESS, viz. -
7S9 single sets lead mule harness, worn.
472 single sets wheel.mue harness, worn.
AZ single sets lead-horse harness good.
IS single sets wheel.horse harness, good
so single sets lead.ambulance harness, good
2ll single sets wheels N Oulance harness, worn.
Terms OF sale-Cash, IN Government funds.
BY order OF -. -
Chief Quart rmaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
HENRY BOWMAN,
201 6t Cantnin and Assistant Ouartermast6r.
The New York herald., 1866-09-10
OUR LIMA CORRESPONDENCE.

LIMA, Angus, -, 1860.
FIGHT
Al the date OF my last letter there were current
the officers of tho Peruvian squadron then
at Valparaiso had refused TO accept Admra! Tucker
their commandment chief, aud that the government
Chaaco had proceeded South with the purpose OF
supplying places OF the refractory with those whose
obedience could be rsed upon Tho public expectation
that the Dictator would thus put down the incipsnt rebel
lion not disappointed. On tho l5t inst the steamer
returned to Caao, having board rs prisoners the
notorious Montero and forty Of his companions
These still the Chaiaco, being allowed
ally to visit the shore paroi. II is impossible 10
obtain any information as to the action which the gov
srnnent intends to take in regard 10 them Nobody
knows, aud apparently nobody The affair mas
ceased TO be subject OF street gossip. 1t is
said that Admiral Tucker has become dsguscd with
condition Of the squadron, and has declined rs yet 10
assume any command whatever
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Meanwhile, the government ls dong ,ts utmost to n.
prove the nerna! condition OF The country. thorough
s, stem OF home taxation has been boldly initiated, ana
il Il puposed to make the revenue from tits source
aud from duties meet the current expenses, while the
foreign loans negotiated the basis o the giano
be set apart for n,erna! improvements and other great
national objects Steps also beng taken Ia foster the
interests Of literature Four prizes of 81 go each
to be awarded annually to such citizens sa produce
the bcst works upon subjects 10 he decided BY the ecul
tes Of the universities, and pr OF $25 900 IS bo
given on tho 29h o! July, 1879 tho author whether
native or foreign, OF Tue pest Social poc ana literary
history OF Peru These the part of he
government praseworty in the extreme yet
not help the conviction that under good system OF
schools throughout the country, there wnuii
poets and historians whose works would need govern
ment patronage for their insp ration Il Is. moreover
Of tho distinctive requirements Of tho OF
republican form Of government, that the of the
people possess intelligence and cducattIn. II is
tho divine order THAI the foundation shall precedc the
superstrncture
ras GENERAL. EaEorros ron rrs rxNr
takes place from the 18th to the 30th OF October
QtfAeQ IN In Ia 6pSi hn
ttnnsnce power of adninistra i0n which, after de-
It's worthness govern the country Il has vndicate
aud saved.
The New York herald., 1866-09-10
SENTIMENTS Of TIE SOUTH on Tas mulArTo CONVENTION
(Fron tho Richmond Examiner. sept,

tFrom the Hichmond Examiner sept 81
The mountain at Philadelphia has abored ard the
suit rs rdic,rs mus fhe address and resolutions
have been adopted and published. AMI they amount
nothing b rehash OF the radio cal ultcrances North and
South OF the last twe!yemonth The address, in form.
Is laughable parody the Declaration uf Independ-
INST tho pc0p, or The south Az KIM George the
Third gned By foreraiher 81 Is the Presi.
dent Of the United States by this convention and being
evidently enamored Of ITS success imitation las the
He has done this, she has done that - but IL
the same formula Ia reference 10 hts policy. and
have long string OF It has done this and Z" IL
has done that and stll not having had enough OF
Southern people In MoLUtonou-, sing-acng of they
have done this aud " they have doue that"
We have frequently said that the rad cas- tribe OF
apes, that nothing II thoy do not initiate Mmckry
TO copy and 10 pla2iar they cease TO do
thing In this address they have serviley adopted tho
stap. OF the Declaration OF Independence withort hav.
ing Part Gle OF sub tdnce and they have cung TO that
shape all the way throagh fearing lest the abortion
were Civ ny birth 10 would DO without form ~ well
a - void" I"
How the animus OF this document differs from that put
forth by the National Union Convention. That
spirit OF health, and this Is goblin damned" IL
breathes hate aud revenge IN every sentence ImpacA.
BILE animosity and und, ing wrath iniame every word
There Is ground OF compromise hold forth 10 thoso
who differ with them II Is new declaration OF war-a
war to the kniie-snd Is filed With war whocps and
exhcrtaons 10 tate. Its two cardinal principles are
the oppression ot the ea body Of the Southern people,
and tie nvcstm nj Of negroes with the franchise These
two and no more. They avowed aud insisted on In
the most nsolent and ntolcrant msnner; and now II
reman TO be " tho white people Of the North
going give this nscf able faction reinforcement of
voters, Hot only TO ensavc but themselves once the
deed Is DONE rndi alism wi. augh st the fools whom
they have duped cgrcgiousy. pitifui faction Of
mean whites, by means Of the negro viii dominate the
lsni and make IL pandcmonium.
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

ragss win bs 10 waiting 4 the Hudson nvsr dsPsA
Thir,ieth street - haif-psst ten A. NJ.
ness YHAsors saAsIsr, aged Is years native Of tas
parish Of Ardagh, county Iongford ireland.
\ Requiescat In pace
The relatves and friends OF the family those Of h
sons Michael, Thomas and Edward as also Of his con-
the funeral Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock froo
his late residence, s27 West Forty sixth street.
lSs Bowery, on Sunday September o. Joas snKKHAs, il
two O'Clock The remains will be conveyed 10 Greer.
wood Cemssssy, for interment.
sausrsR in Phlaaeiphis, on Thursday, Sep tennis.
Q, Mrs ANN ELIZA PAg1oRIUs sHrsrER
invited 70 attend The fuaerai from her late reS,Ssos
$40 franklin street. Philadelphia, on Tuesday asrnsss
T4ILr~oa Saturday, September Q, afssr short be
Illness HAssAH the beloved wife Of Owen Taily
n the 26h Of her age, a her residence No 80 Sizes
Tho friends and relatives or tho family also those e
her brothern-law. Hugh Pollock, are respectfully
vlted to attend the funeral from the Church or tho
Nativity, Second avesue. whore solemn high mass wu
be celebrated for the reposs Of her soul this AoadavD
mornng q ton O'Clock. and from thence 70 Cslvssy
TAYIos-At 70 Poplar street. Brooklyn, Saturday.
John and Jessie Taylor. aged two years. II moaiAs aaA
22 days
Funeral this s,ondsyl afternoon. u two O'Clock, fss-
THoxI~es. .-on Friday, September J. after HsgsriaS
illness ResEKr THOMPSON, sr., aged 70 years asd
The friends OF the family and Of his son. Isaac hoap
sayies invited attend the funeral whout further
notice. from his late residence, No 100 Prince street.
this Monday, afternoon; at two O'Clock;
VAN KKfr.-In Rochester, N. ", on Saturday,
September OF assesses the liver after long Illness
DR. b. A. wax KIeyr Of New York CITY, late Brevss
Colonel and surgeon United States Volunteers, aged ~
years.
Baltimore papers please copy
WMiIaM-.-At williamsburg L. l., on Sunday mos1s
ing September O. THOMAS WILLIAMS native Of Wales
In the Goth year Of his
The friends cf the family respectfully invited 70
attend funera from the Second Baptist church. II
Leonard street, Grand street. Williamsburg, on
Tuesday aftel noon, at two o. clock.
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

Adam Ebcrs Mary Kavanagh Maria Biechev, Catharins
McNamse, Daniel q. waish James Wood. Herman Law.
Gertrude Herbert Nina Gutcnsten, Isaac GuSeastein,
Maria Sodawasser, VIM Healy, Francis Boss JOHN Carr
Amanda ~ Townsend, joan BelIsgrand Jas Casey, VIM.
Klumbach, Richard Goldsmith. Dorothy Doughesty,
Denis Ross Alen Pierce, Mary Langden, Franz Roes-
nage, Dorothea Trelaus Emanuel Gorgensen Sarah M
Mccain, Egbert Hurd, Catharine Kurz Eliza J. Eade.
AT the Kings county Surrogates court during the
week ending Saturday the Wills Of GaTet IL Hendrck
SON. OF New Utrecht; Louis =. Morel, David L. Youngs
Maria Wehi, James wicomb, Robert Wardlow and
bate. Letters Of administration granted on the
estates Of Ernesne Heuss, Of New Lofts; Mary Msngn,
Catharne Quinn. Nancy Vincent, GEORGE B. Frug
Richard Cunningham, Catharine McAyennay, George r.
Acret, John Geison, John Burns and Patrick Dillon a
Of BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

Tho Huntington tPsl cidri.n has haaled down the
namc OF General Geary candidate for Governor and
states its reasons FOR the step as follows:
Before and at the time General Gcary nominated,
aud then and up 10 the made by the Harris
burg Isiegraps that 'le larger Gearys majority, the
stronger will bc the rebuke admin stored TO Andrew
Johnson" ha friend but we could not feel
tain at nty time that his election sure, be
fat pressed upon NJ that the rsdical would use and
abuse IN. And now thai have taken position
with tie national Union party cannot expect him a.
the nominee OF the unon republican party 10 stand
upon our platform of principles, We take his
name down from masthead and will leave
the place vacant until q candidate is nomi.
mated wso will endorse the platform OF our parry
We could SUPPORT Geary as solder. as man, as a
frient but cannot support him rs Ihc candidate OF
the radical republican party No friend OF Andrew John
son vote for General Gcary. No sensible man. a
true friend of Johnson's policy TO restore this Union,
can vote for Gcary aud n doing aid the radicals n
passing sn insulting Judgment upon Andrew johnson.
Other aud will DO they please, but As Tor our
self We shall act consistent with our professions
The New York herald., 1866-09-10

call at all the way ports and gather up all the siiver
bars aud other precious metals in various forms which
commonly stored in saf0 and convenient piAces,
awaiting the coming of tho Enelshman The arrival here
the rgate Cho days since with over $500 in
silver and bars-every real Of which was smugged
out 70 evade the duty-suggests mention OF the bust
ness Of the English squadroa in these waters. The
GUNS
brought out by the Arizona the Peruvian
have been sal ely conveyed across the Ishmus, and
barked on this SIDE Disregard ng tho strict neutrality
orders OF Mosauera the Panama authorities have suffer
cd Violation Of the law in permitting the guns to DO
conveyed across its neutral soil.
MATTERS
remain unchanged. The Mohongo and Farallones
still on duty here and the Wateree yet awaits the arrival
OF q surveying party from New York.