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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

WOOI.Is in fair supply and fair demand for ship
ment We quote washed z7a3Oc; bury lO9l2c ;
Louisiana native I8C12lc Texas 1a@3t merino 2ic ,
an Hi 3 f m M at 2@26c Z b.
moderate demand. We quote 10@10lsc. for green,
and l59l7c. q 10 for dry.
VINEGAR Cider is selling at 221k@25c. CIucin
matt grape at 25a2Tlac. French white at 75c. .
gallon.
SALTS il light supply and demand. We quote
from store at 50 192 90 and 81 10 for round
lots from warehouse; hne from store 50 252 49, and
SO 1902 70 for round lots from warehouse.
Oh htSE-Ihe stock on hand is very large and
the demand moderate. We quote l39lic. for west
erp. and l5Sl8c. 4 b for northern.
BUT1ER-Choice northern is scarce and in fair
demand at 35c q d. Other de scriptions in large
supply with only moderate inquiry. We quote
2s@32c. for good northern and ls922c. q b for
COAL Oils in moderate supply and demand
We quote SIC. u gallon in barrels for large lots, aud
Csc in cans. It's retailing at 55@bOc in barrels and
roc. in
MALT-Ts very dull at sl@l 80 q bushel for west
ern and 81 9 52 for Canada.
HOPs-Are In small supply and demand at $50 T0c.
TALLOw-we quote 91a9IOc p b for country
DRIED APPLEs-Are selling in lots at 4@6c
2 n.
PORK--The market opened quiet but firm, with a
light stock and moderate jobbing demand. Later
and holders obtained advance of Csc. p bbl. for
messs The transactions embrace $40 bbls, of which
80, $50 to arrive. at s26 IA lO 70 from above at
SIS % r bbl. 1t is now held in a lobbing way at
S26 50G26 10.
BACON-Is firm, with light supply and fair job
bling demand There sales day of 49, So and IL
ties. choice sugar-cured hams at 22ac.; 10 do. at
23c. and casks clear sides at l75ic 4 b. We quote
in a iobbng way 131iGl4c for shoulders; l73i9lsc
for clear sides; and ls923c. T. D. for sugar-cu
hams. according O Qualty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

less-20i SKIS corn 10 bbls flour West Netteton370
bbls flour 30 hhds tobacco Torain MoRae 6co-I5 do
Wilson Il Younq-I0,Jn K Kings cases tobacco u
ID Brnwn-a do r sniro sco--l0 do Herns heim-3
do Iinhensten Rros 6eo~3 hhds tobacco ia bbIs of
flour irkpatuck Keith-2iO bbls ito Or 200 SKIS bran
NJ TnrnbuilNlsl sks oats S NJ Barton 6co-s2 do To
Howard Prestons A Barrett-2 hhds tobacco Ia
Blakemore. Woodbridge dco-.4 90 pkgs lard to
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TGrE ~, z b. ~ "a thIs not stoas Tbo. 80 "
!, hha aa,s e hfs On ons nj bbls notatoas
esGs 10 a. phs eggs ~ na
bh1i n ~ n AZ A Me,iysr 10 AZ ,t2
bbi OnttneS 4 n scbtSam Sco4425 bbIs not,toes 70
IKE on,ons r oos K,no.2 bbs onions * btIs nots
tnns WnGaslar Straigbt tca7 lbis aggs / Pappte
5Ees M s;ng Ronpges &cosf 5,s rs 10
70 rpas Wa tScotIfbx Ieather Thos ScLorT-aT nc
castings Carson Groves-I ties lard u rolls leather
to order-Totai 5l5I 6bls flour 2o3 bo potatoes 6lls
SKIS corn ~ bbls meal * DPS ''lo SKIS oats Si5
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
PROPOSALS FOR TRANsPORTA
TION.

OFFICE ASST QUARTERMAsTER, U. S. AEMY
New Ore ans La. August H. 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
invited and will be re3eived at this office until
IL M, MONDAY. September l6 1851 for the trans
partment for period of % twelve months com
nencing the LIST day of October. 1851 and ending
the 30th day of Septem ber ls6s inclusee, from
New Orleans to Galveston, Texas return;
New Orleans to Brazos Santiago Texas or return;
Galveston TO Indiano a. exas; or return
Indianola to Brazos Santiago. Texas. return.
Proposals will state at what rates bidders propose
to transport to or from each of the above named
Oficers and Enlisted Men, Cabin and Deck Passen.
gers, each; and the following class of freight, viz:
Horses, Mules and Beef Cattle each per head.
Iron; machinery, Lead, Zine, Tin, Copper, Maj S,
Hardware, Hollow Ware, Grndsro ones, Ordnance,
hundred pounds, uCO MS
Hay, ST. Straw, Moss and oakurn of each per bale.
Lumber pine, per thousand feet.
Lumber, oak per thousand feet
Measurement Goods, Clothing, Equipage, Crates
Cookery Furntuss, Doors, Blinds, sashes,
Casks and Tierces, Books, Stationery etc of
each per cubic foot
Dried Apples, Onions Potatoes, Turnips, White
Sugar, etc. of each per barrel.
| emit, Plaster. Tar, Rosin, Moasses, Brown Su-
gar. Talloy. Grease, etc, OF each per barrel
rows, each
| Army Wagons (completel, each.
| Fruits, Jams, Jellies, Window Glass, Pickles, Ex
tracts etc. of each per boy ,.- e-,-.- -.
densed Milk, Can Meats Soap etc, OF each pei
HAMS per cask.
HAMS per tierce
| ICE per hoEshead.
| LARD per fierce.
LARD per key.
RICE per tierce.
PALS per dozen.
SUGAR per hogshead.
| SUGAR (havana) per box.
SALT per sack and per barrel.
sHONELs AND SPADES per dozen.
! TEA per chest.
IATHS per thousand
| SHINGLES per thousand
TOBACCO per box
ROPE per coil.
BROUMS per dozen
Freight to be delivered at any or all Of the aboy
named points at such wharyes may be desi gnate
by the Depot Quartermasters.
Bidders must be prepared to establish week.
| line of steamers between the points to and fror
| which they propose to transport supplies, etc
| Troops and public freight to be taken to the fu
capacity of the vessels proposed to perform this
| ice when required by the Qlartermasters' Depart
| The ability of the bidder to fulfill his agreemen
| must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures must be appended to the guaran
shown by official certificate Of the Clerk of tht
nearest District Court, or the United States Disric
| Attorney
Proposals will be received for the Transportation II
| and from ALL the above named points, separated
Ior the transportation to and from ONE or MORT
| OF the points above named,
| Bidders proposing for the transportation to an
| from two or more of the points named will stat
for more of the points separately and whethe
| at the same or other rates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
PROPOSALS. FOR ROOFING.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
San Antouio Texas, July 26 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS, WHICH MUST BE
- made in duplicate, will be received at this Office
August next. for furn shing the Quartermaster De-
partment with 1850 SQUARES OF ROOFING.
OF the above, 1895 are to be used at Buffalo
Springs, Texas: 1880 at Fort Beknap vicinity, and
24i5 squares at Fort Chadbourne and bids will be
ceved for any portion thereof not less than twenty
five squares, deliverable at either OF the places
named or at this depot.
Delivery to commence by the middle of September
next and to proceed at the rate of not less than
half Of the amount offered in September, and the
remainder in October.
Proposals for roofing of all kinds are invited and
the bidder will state clearly the kind he proposes to
furnish, the point of delivery, and the price per
II practicable sample Of the kind Of roof proposed
TO be furnished will be sent to this office.
zach bid must be accompanied by guarantee of
at least two persons, Whose responsibility must be
certified to by clerk of a court of record that the
bidder is competent to carry out the contract il
bonds therefor; and each bidder will state his place
of residence
Separate bids are invited for delivery at each place.
and the price per square must be clearly stated.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each success
full bidder and the solvency of the offered as
The bids will be opened on the day and hour here.
inbefore named, and bidders have the privilege OF
being present at the opening
The right is reserved to reject all BIDS II unsais
factory and no bid will be entertained that does not
conform to the requirements OF this adyertlsement
Proposals to be plainly Endorsed, Proposals for
Roofing" and addressed to the underslgnen AZ TINS
wv Breyet Lieut.. Col and A @. NJ, U. S. Army.
au6 tau22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
PROPOSALS. FOE CORN.

The above to be good, sound, merchantable Oats
Barley, Shelled Corn, well cleaned, and subject
to the inspection of the officer receiving it,.
Delivery to commence by the first day of October
next and to proceed at the rate of not less than
ne-third of the whole amount per month, and in
such quantities as to keep the Eost always sup
piled.
Separate bids invited for each Post, and the
price per bushel, for each place, must be clearly
stated.
Bids will be received for any quantity not less than
one hundred bushels OF Corn, twenty five bushels
of Oats or Barley, and where the responsibility of
the bidder is not otherwise satisfactorily made
known at this Office each bid must be accompanied
by guarantee of at least two persons, Whose re-
sponsibility must be certified to by clerk of a
Court of Record, that the bidder is competent to
carry out the contract if awarded TO him. and that
he will give the required bonds therefor; and each
bidder will state his place OF residence.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each sue
cessful bidder and the solvency Of the persons
offered as security will be required.
The bids will be opened on the-day and hour here
inbefore named, and bidders have the privilege of
being present at the opening.
The right is reserved to reject all bids if unsatis-
factory and bid will be entertained that does not
conform the requirements of this advertisement
Proposals to Re plainly Endorsed, Proposals for
Corn" and addressed TO the undersigned at this
place. j. G. c. LEE,
auli tse4 Brevet 1t Col and A. @. NJ, u. S. Army.
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liver Intelligence.

w ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
TUESDAY. August 81 1861. I
. bur last report the business on the
71oding has been quite languid, and
16xves yesterday afternoon seemed
serted even by the regular hab-
10 are observable at all times.
Are exceedingly dull to all points,
BED river trade is surfeited by the
page in port for that destination.
bat Mohawk and five barges loaded
luce, from st. Louis, will be found
Mnding this morning discharging.
hers W. II. Arthur and Common
30 from St. Louis, are due to-day.
ather has for the last forty-eight
N autumnal in its character, very
IS and mornings, while the sun at
Jas terribly hot. 1t would be well
oacclimated to be cautious in un-
~ exposure, as sickness and death
PREVALENT in our midst.
A1vices from Our Western Elk.
f changes.
81 Louis Times of the 22d instant
mess on the levee was dull and
IS were scarce for nearly all points.
e otaamboatmen are expecting a good
ade, put business is not yet showing
T1nptoms Of improvement. The river
luts 70 fall at this point at about the
Two or three inches per day. The
Mississippi is falling from St. Paul
but still maintains a good stage.
!>ssonri is falling, with four feet to St.
Lie Tate will not load for Red
q present. The Pauline Carroll
= White, leaves for New Orleans to.
919 Virginia. Captain Duble, being
acHely detail ed, leaves for New Or.
<tday at four p. NJ. She will be
~ By the Clara Dolsen. The Bee and
1e1Se for New Orleans Saturday.
a ne Cincinnati Enquirer of the 22d
~ the following:
<|[er is again on the decline here,
ZEN about five inches at six o'clock
cg. The total rise was about
ohes. A dispatch from Gallipolis
at noon reported a fall of three
ne, and very heavy rains the
3ious. Four feet is reported on
p bar. Boats have no trouble
N getting over the bars between
louisville.
was not SO active as might be
from the fact that several steam.
the regular packets would take
ture but still it was better than
syille Democrat of the 22d inst.
was swelling little last even.
wo feet eleven inches water in
The recent rains seem to have
ne effect upon 1t at this point.
rs lively yesterday. The weather
and damp, with prospects of
Thunder and lightning! let us
rain. Another "blast y like yes
rnoon will do for while.
PMS Audtanche of the Esd has
sultry and cloudy, with prospects
pc river is receding steadily. with
cant to Cairo. and eight feet six
there TO st. Louis.
y or two boats In port receiving
which there is plentiful scar.
I lssippi, from New Orleans for st.
ea up yesterday morning.
Arthur, late river reporter of
natl Gazette, lately received a
INC war department, signed U,
secretary OF war dd interim, no
OF Els appointment as second
the second United States cav
numerous friends of Lieutenant
p DC glad to hear Of his good
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
In BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF w. y. BAsSETT AMI
ANN y. BASSETT.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
District of Louisiana,
New Orleans August g. 1867. \
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
4 l7th day q August a. d. 1851. q WARRANT
Of w. s. BAsSETT AND ANN S. BASSETT,
Of New Orleans, in the Parish of Orleans,
and state of Louisiana, who have been adjudged
bankrupts their own petition; that the pay.
ImeEt Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to such bankrupts, TO them or fer their
use. and the transfer Of any property by them are
forbidden By law that meeting Of the creditors
OF said bankupts prove their debts and to choose
one more assignees of their estate will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden az the Custom
said District Of Louisiana, before A. j. Hamilton,
Register on the 18th day OF September, A. D. 1851.
\. J. HEBRON. U. S. Marshal
No. l62-su27 sell
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nfERs LEAVING TODAY,

tDFrances, Hopkins, cars, 4 Pm.
(ng Piaces-Camelia, Blakeslee, cars, u NJ.
lng Places-Laura. Walker, cars, ga, NJ.
id Places-Creole, Walker, cars, DAN
.<ye-Ross Franks. Dugas, 5 P. n.
M-Cuba, Boardman, s p. II.
5G-Mittie Stephens, Kellogg, 5P.M.
If4M-Emma No. 2, Sinnott, SPIN.
kiym-klnora, Muse. 5 p. II.
Iv11|e- Grey Eagle, White, n.
>1is- Mohawk, Arnold, s p. 81.
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Jefferson Parish Poiitics.-At a meet

Jefferson Parish Politics.-At meeting
held by the Subcommittee of the Radical Repub'
hcan party of the Parish of Jefferson, held August
18th, 1867, the following resolutions unani
mously adopted
Resolved first That the proceedings of the meeting
held on the 4th ultimo be laid on the table.
Resolved That the Chairman of the Sub Commit.
tee confer with the Central Executive Committee oil
the Radical Republican party of this State to show
cause why they do not communicate with our head
quarters.
Resolved, That the Sub Committee of the Radical
Republican party of the Parish of Jefferson shall
notify all clubs to elect three delegates for the
purpose of constituting Nomination Committee, TO
meet the Standing Executive Committee SUNDAY,
at six o'clock p NJ, September lst 1861 for the pur
pose of Nominating Candidates for the coming
State Election for the Convention; said committees
to meet at the headquarters, at Carrollton.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the New Orleans REPUBLICAN and
Tribune. - -
(Sgned,, GEORGE BRUNING,
Secretary.
A true cOpy. Au2T IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

Steamship Harlan. Lewis, from Indianola and Gal
weston, to q A Whitney &co
Bark Milton, Crabtree. IL DAYS from Havana to
Chaffraix & Agar-Cargo, 1857 hhds sugar 1910 bxs
sugar to Chaffraix Agar ~
Br schr Salvador, Hanson, from Havana, to VIM
Goldenbow-Cargo, $50 bXs sugar II ties u hhds
molasses A Thomson eco
Schr Il j Frazier, Wells. days from Havana, to
Chaffraix i Agar-Cargo, COZ bxs sugar ChaffraiN
Agar ~
Schr Independence, Parsons, 10 days from Vera
Cruz, to w Wakefield
Mex schr Robusto Presto, IL days from vera Cruz,
IN = Fernandez
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

PSF steamship George Cromwell, from New York
i Avet d mbon-Arthur, Stone &co-J Albert
RI hdamson.Barnes, WaTd SeoID Blum, Stern ,sraiS
4 Hogan-Blelock sco--Blanehin 4 Giraud13-E Bel
dent g Brown-G Brown Bprrows-J Bern
BolIs-V Differentiation 4 Marks-D Carroll &co
Calm Blohm5H Coffee &eo.0G Oaspsr &co1A
fitt psbI snii-DsTsn Mas9n"BaEsy Wheeler
9 Q DowningIT Danziger~P Dxyer-D poyd-B F
Pq.emaR-G Drryfps-Eaton Barfto ,s AGO
fs'iI Torstsil ! s2lofoTchsimer H1beFSI Fsfs :
TFitzSlisms-G < fesdiokI1 j G Tieming-P Foley
rath"C Franoes~Grieff & Byrnes--F 4 II GoIdstein
Gqsbe Nigps5t-A Gr,s-Is GOetzsl &cO
Could GianeiEo GsorgeITN Goldstejp%,AA aaiser
hammHorter, Peterson & Fenner~Hogan, Il Patton
Henderson, Peale &eo-Hoffman Marks-Herp,
HerzogSSHill veazie-E J Hart &eo-Geo Hite
Hull Briggs I Hardie &eo--Jos $, H9y-Holz;
Rebert@ &fV RarrisS Hernshem-j Her@C
D Holle-G Jaubert &eo-JosePh 6eo-Kahn, Il &G9
acknowledgements i Keith-Keep & Hogan-S Kai,
ser-J Kennard &eo-M kaufman 6oo-I,ehmans B
Levi B!Laeour i P-W q Lyons &co-7.J Levois 8
CIV LetehfoId &eo-C LSysrish-M t9UeriGh
LafrancA Lanat9IC IoetileTIC LazsrdIG Loeb
Lam-McStea, Value dco-McC uteheon Hubbei
Meyer, Deutch 4 Weis-TL Matthews dco-J IL
Massey &co-J Morse 1co--J B Murison &eo-J W
Madden-A Moulton-Malard Tooker-S MarX-P
Mallard-G Morison-S Moore &co-S Moody
Mltenberger-E Monteuss-S Meyer-Norman &
R-Jaekson Rairoad-J ii Norton-B Oppenheimer
&co-V oemiehen--Payne, Huntington &co-J b
Pignioli-Pierce d Dwight-Prce HIne \ Topper
Pothoff 4 Knight-E Palmer &co-A Perkins
co--Jno Phelps &eo-Leon Pierre Sco-A IL Plerson
L l. Pier on &co-R Pitkin-r faderas-W Peck
J Pollock Quin'an &co-Rice Bros &co-Rea
Bros-Rosenberg, Scherck Berksen-E Roger AGO
Ripinski-J h Rohrbacker-F Riekert-D Reiman
o Robin-B Ruhl-M Rice-J i Robinson p Robin
son-Slocomb, Baldwin &co-SArk, Stauffer &Co-R
Sproule McC-.Shepgard, Abbott &eoWSorthern
Express-Schneider Zuber bier-Schmidt Zeigler
Stevens Seymour-Sanford Black-Smon Loeb
Stetson Armstrong-Soper C-Stern Bros-M w
Smith Sco--C Spencer Aco--S Sing SOM
Scher-H Spro &co-H Stomberg &co-A Sarrat i
COL Stern &co-P Schwartz &co-E Sherman &co-
Il Seigel-lI Schwartz Scherer-Thos Schorr-W @
Tompkins &co-A Schwab-W Il Thompson-L Utter
W Van Benthuysen-F Van Benthuysen &co-Weil
Bro-H yaleton dco-Vineent &co-Wilson B
Wheeloek, Finlay Ball-H Ware Son--Wolh 4
Bro-Weil Wolff-H A Wheelock 3co-J Wilcox
Wallace &co-C |. Walmsley &eo--C Whitney AGO
j s Wallis-S Whelpley-C Wingart-F Wagner
III II fenni-Order
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS. FOR SASH AND DOOI

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER. u. S. A.
New Orleans, La. August 81. 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS WHICH MUST BE
. made in duplicate, with copy of this advertise
ment attached to each, invited and will be
received at this flee until II o'clock NJ on
SATURDAY, the 3lst instant, for the delivery to
the United States Quartermaster's Department, in
this city, the following named materials, viz
80 PANEL DOORS, 3lsIa.
Is PANEL DOORS, 2x5
20 SASH DOORS, 31sI9ls.
so WINDOW SASH, g lights, l2KH
6O4 WINDOW sash, lights I2xi4.
- pair WINDOW SASH, l08l2-
The Doors to be double paneed and moulded on
both sides. The Sash TO be made of cypress or
white pine, glazed and prmed.
Doors TO be made OF yellow pine u! inches thick.
All material to be of the best quality and subject
| 70 careful inspection.
The ability Of the bidder to fulfill the terms of his
| agreement must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended to the
/ guarantee. The possibility of the guarantorS
must be satisfactorily shown to the advertising Off
| Ger,
Bids will not bo entertained for less than the whsls
| OF any one article advertised for.
Bidders will state at what time they will be pre-
| pared to deliver the property.
| Bids will be opened on the day and hour above
named and bidders are invited TO be present at the
| opening
| The government reserves the rish to reject any
and all bids.
Bids will be Endorsed Proposals for Sas
and Doors, and addressed to the undersigned
By order of the Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military
District. -
au2l lot Breyet Lieut., Col and A, O. NJ, u S, A.
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TO TAX PAYERS.
OFFICE BoAnp OF CITY ASSESSORS

OFFICE BOARD OF CITY ASSESSORS,
City Hail. August Is, 1867. !
THE BOARD OF CITY ASSESSORS OF NEW
l. Orleans having completed their Rolls of Assess
ments for the year 1861 and copies thereof having
been left with The Secretary of the Board at Room
No. l5 City Hall, the same may be seen and exam
ined by any OF the owners of properly tax payers
o'clock p NJ, daily. (Sundays excepted during
thirty days from the 18th instant after which time
the Board of Assessors will meet at their office ON
the 2Oth 2ls 3D. 2tth, and 25th of September next
to consider the applications made by persons conceiv
ing themselves aggrieved. s. p. HARPER,
aul7 tse25 Secretary Board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In Hoe Signo yinces-The regular conolave
OF Orleans Commardery No . X. I. will be holden
at its Asylum Grand Lodge Hall WEDNESDAY
next, at "a o'clock P NJ
Sojourning Sir knights are courteousiy invited to
attend
BY order of the Z. c.
ALFRED Z. BILLINGS,
aul3-2d K 1th Tu az W en- Recorder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
COM N EKClAL.

MONDAY EyESISG, August 26 1867.
COTTON-The movement to-day has been re.
stricted being confined TO $50 bales taken by few
parties for the completion of previously unexecuted
orders. The market, owing to the diminished stock
scautily supplied, and factors firmly adhered
to previous demands, while baYers. the other
hand. in view of the marked depression prevailing
at New York and Liverpool unwilling to go
unless at concessions. which falling to obtain
they mostly withdrew from the market, Prices
indicated real variation, although, on the whole
the tendency was to less firm feeling. With the
above remarks repeat previous quotations as fol
lows Ordinary, 2l923c.; good ordinary 2ic9-; low
mddling, 26Iac.@ -, and middling. 2s1ac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR sUBsIsrENCE

CEALED PROPOSALS Is DUPLICATE ARE
y invited till the I'd day of September 1867 at IL
O'Clock M, for furnishing the United States Subsist-
Stores
500 barrels of MESS PORK of the best quality
LOGO cans of Borden's condensed MILK SAMPLES
required with the DIS.
40 COG pounds OF green RIO COFFEE, of the best
quality, put up in new, heavy barrels made Of
Cypress.
1000 cans of the best TOMATOES 2 pound cans).
49, 90 pounds of good Adamantine CANDLES, full
weight.
100 cans of picked SALMON, samples to be fur
nshed.
200 barrels Of CoRNMEAL. kiln dried, each bar.
rel to contain 1856 pounds. the price per pound
TO be stated and samples furnished
The above articles to be of the very best quality and
put up in superior packages and to be delivered at
the Anchor Press in this city within twenty day
after the opening of bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their engagements with any
branch Of the Government.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
and marked Propose s." A, BHCKWITH,
au2O I'd Brevet Maj. Gen. and c. s., U. S. A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

BY dispatch to Messrs Creevy, Nckerson &co,
dated Philadelphia, August 2eth, we learn that the
steamship Tioga arrived that port the 25th at
SAM.
The purser of steamship Geo Cromwell reports (:
Saturday. 18th inst, at NJ, of Barnegat. signal
lied steamship Gen Grant Holmes, hence for New
York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27
a CAR ID.

NEW ORLEANS, La, August Is, 1861.
EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
SIR noticed my name OF the candidates
to the Constitutional Convention a ticket which
appeared in your issue of Sunday morning. would
state that my name has been used without my
authority, as am not now, nor.do intend to be
candidate for that convention.
Yours, most obediently,
au27 1t COL. G.. f.. WARRINGTON.