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Washingtes Items.

WASHINGTON, 0ctober7.-The Secre'
tary of the Treasury and the Commits
sion-r of Internal Revenue have de-
termiucd to detail one of the present
deputy commissioners 70 take Mess.
more's place ut New York, and to fill
the vacancy ut Washington by q new
appointment.
General Spinner, Treasurer OF the
United States, in his report to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to-day, says
"The stories which are being so indus
triously circulated in regard to alb
stractiOn, or over issues of stocks, notes,
couoons and currency, or any one OF
them, or of any other obligations of the
Government, are entirely without foun-
dation. in truth or IN fact. ,E.i
An official letter from Pensacola,
dated the LIST inst, says the yellow
fever is abating.
Secretary Browning was at the Int.
rior Department, attending TO business
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Presccniion Of swsndic, s-Thc Mary
land Ordinancc-A. HI. stephens-
General sherman and the War DE
partmcnt-The s.oaisi.na Election.

Presccniion Of swsndie, s-Thc Mary
land Ordinancc-A. III. stephens-
General sherman and the War DE
partmcnt-The s.oaisi.na Election.
New YORK, October The Worlds
Washington special says: An officer OF
the government is about to proceed 10
South Carolina to ms itute legal pro-
ceedings in the United States District
Court against two New York ex-State
agents, Constance CoLk and man
named Sherwood, of Steuben county,
who were commissioned By Governor
Fentou. during. the war to raise
negroes to fill the quota of that
county. It appears that these parties
never paid over to the negroes all of the
State bounties when they were enlisted,
but are alleged 20 have pocketed about
$500 900 of the amount, which they
drew on an affidavit at Albany that the
bounty had been advanced by them to
the enlisted men. The act of1s63 makes
this a felony.
Official copies are published of the
correspondence between the authorizes
of Maryland aud the War Department
in reference to the application 10 the
Government for communication Tor ora
nance and ordnance stores, the quota VI
arms due the State. 1t appears that
Mr. Stanton did not refuse such cOmmu-
ration AZ would not exceed the amount
dine MARYLAND, but that General Grant
expressed doubt as to whether the law
authorized him To issue all the arms OF
OH. kind, and that he still has the mat
ter under consideration.
The President has not yet fully con
sidered the application for pardon OF
Alex. IL. Stephens, whose papers are
now OH tilc at the Executive Mansion,
and will be again taken up this week
stephens is strongly recommended fol
Executive clemency. There seems to
be 10 doubt but that pardon will be
issued.
The Attorney General has not yet de-
cided the legal points reached III the
matter of the application of General
Fitz John Porter.
The Tribune's Washington special
saws: There is foundation for the report
that Sherman is to be put III the Wal
office. He was called to Washington by
the President. The order was not Sent
through General Grant as required Dy
an act in a recent appropriation bill
and this, it is stated, means that he IL
10 be asked to take Grants place in til.
War office. The friends of General
Grant say that he has told the President
be will not remain i'll the War office any
longer. They think the President
wishes Sherman to succeed him while
the House holds its session; and they
also state that Sherman is not going
into the War Department, aud that all
depends on the election news to he re-
ceived on Wednesday.
Sherman says there is good grounds
for believing the Indian hustilities will
cease ere long.
Advices from Louisiana state that the
Republica s claim the State has gone
Tor convention by at least ten th0us-
and majority. Enough returns have
been received to make this almost sure.
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General Sheridan n. Boston.

RosruN. Oetober7 General Sheridan
reached the Roxbury aud Boston line
at eleven O'Clock this morning, having
left Newport shortly after six o'clock.
He received u popular welcome at Fall
River and Taunton, where short stops
were made. At each of these places the
CITY authorities and large crowds Of
ci,izens received the General with the
utmost enthusiasm. At Saven Hill he
WAS received by the Roxbury autb0ri-
ties with salute of artillery, aud was
escorted nv the ROxbury Horse Guards
Z, Ih. Boston limits. AT this point the
General was received 10y the Boston city
authorities. and an imposing array OF
militia, formed in procession. Mayor
Nurcruss received the General with "A
neat speech.
General Sheridan replied:
"MR. NAYuR--I regret that want OF
words pre- ents my expressing IN hitting
terms my gratitude aud high esteem for
I'll. reception aud welcome nave re-
ceived her! to-day. am greatly OBJ
liged for Your approval OF my actions
her. ofure, during the time our county
was in trouble in the cause OF free"om
ana pfOXEcoS. iotuAh my c'uSOiS
thanks to yourself and the citizens of
Boston for this kind welcome"
The ceremony of introduction and
speech making being over, General
Sheridan was conducted, to the Mayors
carriage, which, with the others, then
moved down the line Of troops, taking
a position at the head of the column.
The military in line extended over II
mile in length. The troops presented
arms as he rode past, and there
vas continuous cheering by the
crowd, who filled the streets. The
procession started shortly before IL
o'clock, and was an hour passing a
given point. 1t included about 5000
soldiers and eleven bands. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed everywhere, aud
very large crowds filed every street
through which the procession passed,
and Sheridan's appearance was the sig
nal for prolonged cheering, waving OF
handkerchiefs aud other demonstra-
tions of welcome. Flags were displayed
upon hundreds Of dwellings, stores aud
pablo buildings, and at several points
he GeneraIwas showered with bouquet.
The General reached the Revere House
shortly after two O'Clock. The occasion
was observed in Boston as holiday.
Schools aud business, in great meas
ure, were suspended. Banks, Insu.
rance offices, Custom House and Post
Office were closed between II and B
f,,olnck
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r,o.dov-Tbe marEat was ,V,,itbodt

Tuesday-The market was without
animation. The sales as reported were
1000 bills spot at Isle per gallon.
Weinesday-Tbe demand improved
The sales reach 5000 bills bulk, first
water at l2tc; spot oil from tank 13tc.
Thursday-We have nothing new to
notice. The days sales reached 4225
bbls. Spot oil sold ut 13ial4c. The
latter was the highest figure reached
this season. 'af. -..-f
Friday-Prices are not so firm. The
sales were $500 bbls, in lots, first water
at l2c; all the year, 12c, and for October
and November, 13c, vas the rnline
figure.
Saturday-The market was very hrm
for both descriptions. The Eastern anu
European news was favorable LOT hoie.
ers. The Philadelphia market was
quoted at prime light straw to white az
:SS.a34c: standard white 35c per gallon;
crude lsIalgc. New York-The reports
were prime light straw to white oSci
standard white SIC; crude l9ta2Oc pei
Gallon. Oil City dispatches state that
BUYERS were offering 4 load 20 per bar
rel.
CRupE-The operations in this mar
ket were as follows: Sales 1000 bbls
bulk, in tank, to he delivered in bulk
boats at buyers landing, at lac. Sale,
of $500 bbls, q resale of contract, deliv'
cradle at buyers option at any time
during 1867 and 1868, at l5c; being q
resale of contract, the difference paid
in cash. Sales 500 bbls bulk, first Allie
gheny rise, at l2tc. Sales 25OO bbls
October, sellers option, ut 1870, being
Il resale of contract, the difference paid
in cash. The receipts If crude WERE
1000 bbls.
REFINED OfL-Antwerp was quoted
at 574 francs. This news strengthened
the market. The market being hare OF
oil the orly business done was resale.
of contracts. The operations reached
5000 barrels, as follows $500 bbls stand
ard white, October, Philadelphia, buy
er's option, 36c; 500 bbls do. same terms
time and conditions. Other lots were
under negotiation but had not been con
summated when we left the market.
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New York DryGsea. azashee cl7
Nru YORK 0cfnl,nr

There has been q decided decline in
the prices of few styles of the best
makes of bleached musliHs which were
held at relatively higher rates than. 9th
er grades, bntin other descriptionsthars
is no material alterations. Some styles
of new prints in fact are held at a half
cent higher fer Merrimack d, and Amos
keae. The following are the most i'm
portant changes to-day: New York
mills bleached shirting dropped from IS
to Nt; Wamsutta declined to 25; Utica
to At; Nonpariel are down to %;
Lonsdale 81; Boot B. Ia; Washington t.
Bleached mnslins are reduced to 104.
Victory prints LII; Lowell do selling at
III; Amoskeag do at 12i; Oakland can
ton fannels, weighing 275 yards to the
pound are selling at l6; Sprague dc.
lanes are down TO 20. ga z. rs r1-a 8
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Weekly Review OF the Oil Market.
PITTSBURGH, October Z. 1867.


BUSINESS market during the
week has passed through various
changes; for instance, one day oil was
hunting purchasers at II decline, whilst
the next day the reverse was the situa-
ton of affairs. The long spell of low
water in the Allegheny has heen a
serious drawback with parties that
have sold crude for certain time deliv-
cry. As relates to prices they are very
changeable. The weeks receipts of
crude were $3.50 barrels from all points
against 2050 last week, being an increase
ST 500 barrels; for the same week in 1866
the river receipts were a. ,2>6 barrels
a big difference. The exports of refined
East, this week. amount To l4,0l6 bar
rels, last week 1880 barrels, being q
falling Oft amounting to 1924 barrels.
The weeks sales of cruds were 2l,7s7
barrels; last week 6612. being an i'm.
crease this week oflS.ll5 barrels. This
weeks sales of refined were $4,000 bar
rels; last week, 1000 barrels. being au
increase of Just II 900 barrels. The to-
tai increase this week over last of cruae
and refined amounts 10 35,lI5 barrels
The entire receipts of crude oil from al |
points from January LIST to October 9Th
amount to Co, 500 barrels; for the same
period in 1866 the receipts were 92U,7S6
barrels, showing a deficiency of 256, 2s0
barrels.
1The following is a condensed account
Of the weeks operations in crude. The
market at present is very bare of the
raw material. Most of the transactions
consist of re-sales, the purchaser paying
the difference in cash. A rise in the
Ale gheny would produce lively times
among the oil men; besides it would
put atioat large amount of money that
has been locked mp waiting the moving
of the waters .-.'
Monday--The market opened dull.
The demand was limited and sales were
ola similar description. $500 bbls were
disposed of on the spot at I21a13tc Der
gallo2 for gravity of IL.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, October Z,

Flour; sales of City XX at II so.
Wheat, white at 3a3s better and amber
at 5a6c lower: sales of white Michigan
ut GAL 934 for amber and at 2 6ia2 Ga
for No. spring and No. 2 ditto nc 2 05.
Corn, no material change sales of
No. l Wabash at I IL aud No. 2 do Mt
l l2tal Is; Michigan l2t. Oats shade
better; sales of No at IS; No. 2 at Gu and
No. / at 2} and No. at Sc better. Bar
ley unchanged; sales of No. = at Is.
Lake freights ut &c on wheat to Buffalo.
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New York Market.


COTTON-Rather more st. ady; sales
100 bales at 2Uc for middling upla..ds
FLOUR-Receipt 24,2l7 barrels;
market heavy and without decided
change; sales 1900 barrels at 9Oa9 75
for superfine State and western; I'D 4Oa
| - 80 for extra western; 10 7Oal3 10 for
round hoop Ohio; IL GOALS 20 for st.
Louis. California quiet: sales $50 sacks
and barrels ut III 25al3 80. Sales $50
barrels Rye flour at d 75a9 w.
WHISKY-Active; sales 1900 barrels
ut 35a35 for western, bonded.
WHEAT-R' ceipts 1850 bushels;
market 3a4c lower; sales 10000 bushels
ut :. 3Oa2 30 for No. 3 spring on the spot;
2 81 !a2 81 for No. do on the spot; "a
for No. 3 do on the spot; 90 for white
Michigan.
RYE-Firmer; sales 10000 bushels at
65al 65 for western. the latter an ex-
treme, and l 40 for State.
BARLEY-3a5c better; sales 1000
bushels at ! Stall 80 for rowed State,
40 for California and l 65 for Canada
West
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
CORN-Recripts l49,354 bushels;
market lc better; sales 1884, C0 bushels
ut 35al SO! for mixed western, 81
for No. | Illinois River and q for
white western.
S-Receipts 49,, G66 bushels; mar
ket without decided change: sales R,-
900 bushels at 76!a77 for Ohio and Chi
cagO.
RICE-Nominal.
COFFEE-Rio more active and not
very firm; sales 5000 sacks Oh private
terms.
SUGAR-Firm and in fair demand;
sales SO hhds at llfal2! for Cuba and
l2!al3f for Porto Rico.
M0LASSES-Quiet and firm.
HOPS-Quiet at i0a6J.
Observation-Disclosures firm at l4ali!;
Refined, bonded, at 35.
PORK-Heavy: sales of $500 bbls ut
% 70a23 90 for mess, closing at rs 40,
cash; 20 50a2l 90 for prime.
BEEF-Unchanged; sales lao bbls.
BEEF HAMS-ln moderate demand;
sales of 50 bills western ut SOC.
BAC0N-Quiet and steady; sales of
so boxes short clear at lic; 10000 lbs
short ribbed at l4c.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales OF 800
packages at he for shoulders, and LA
lSlc for hams.
LARD-Quiet; sales OF $40 bhls at
l4tal4tc: in small lots at 15c.
BUTTER-Firm at l5a2Sc for Ohio.
CHEESE-Sales ut l0al6c.
LATEST 4. VI.
FLOUR-Closed dull and a shade cas-
Ter for common and medium grades.
WHEAT-Quiet, No. , spring at 30
az 81 and No. | spring at = 37a2 81.
RYE-Vcry firm at Goal 66 for west
ern.
OATS-Quiet and steady at 76!a77 for
Chicago aud Ohio.
CORN-Firmer at 35ia 36l for good
tn prime mixed we tern.
sales $50 bbls mess at % So
regular and closing dull and heavy Mt
~ 7Oa23 - cash for regular.
BEEF-Nnminal.
CUT MEATS--Quiet and steady.
BACON-Dull and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at 14sal4s for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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New HoIlI tIems

New YORK, October Peter LOrril-
lard, the wei; known tnbacconist, died
ut Saratoga yesterday.
A gang of burglars, with their head
quarters i'll CrOsby's street, were arrest
ed and held for trial.
The Corporation Council, German, has
sent an opinion to the Board of Alder
men to the effect that the city authori-
Ties have exclusive right to issue licenses
to sell liquor. &L., never having volun-
tarily surrendered the power and that
the excise law is unconstitutional, in 81
far as it attempts to transfer such power
10 other hands
Several seizures of whisky and illicit
distilleries are reported to-day, also l6l
boxes of tobacco and 30, 900 cigars.
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New York Ca,tlc Market
New YORK, October Z.

NEW FORK, UcUODer q.
BEEVES-The receipts are in excess
of the demand aud quality pc r; market
less active and ta4c lower; prime 10
extra l5al7; good bald; medium to fair
llal2i: poor to medium satO; average
price ~; most of the sales at l2tal5.
Receipts 1856 head.
SHEEP-Good in fair request and
firmer; common dull and depressed, and
Chased dull at 4sa6f. Lambs at 6tast.
Receipts % ,34 head.
HOGS-Fair inquiry for good at full
prices; common difficult of sale; prime
heavy corn fed 7!a7s; medium 7a7i;
common 6a7; live weight dressed Sla9:.
Receipts l4,e02 head. M
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New York stock Market.

NEW 1ORk, octoOeT ..
Stocks buoyant and excited. especially
Central and Erie; Canton, AT; Cum
berland, 3l!a3i; Quicksilver, 25a26;
Mariposa. LOT; Pacific Mail, l43i;
Atlantic 1l3; Western Union Telegraph,
374a37s; New York Central, 1litall5;
Erie, 69la70: Hudson, 13lal33; Read
ing, lG2Ial02a; Ohio Certificates, 27a
279; Wabash, 43i; ST. Paul preferred,
66l; Michigan Central, 100; Michigan
Southern, S4!aS4s; Illinois Central, l22;;
Rock Island, 1U32al04; Northwestern,
44ia44i; do preferred, 6sia6Ss: Pitts
burgh, Sl3asl5: Toledo, I3Oial3l; Fort
Wayne, lUl; Missouri 6s, l04s; new
Tennessee 6s, 62t. "
Express Shares-Wells, Fargo &, Co,
55!: American, 59a60; Adams, 60a62;
United States, 60a62; Merchants Union,
22a25.
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Whiskers and Mustaches /!

EoRCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
y est face 10 from three to Eve weeks by u>ipp
Dr. sEVIGSE'S RESTAURATKUR C1PPII<
LAIRE, the NEST wonderful discovery 20 modern
science acting upon the Beard and Hair I'm an
Almost miraculous manner. II has been used by
the elite % Paris and London with the most
SAtter1nR success: Names Of all purchaser win
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gwen IN every Instance, the money win bs cheer
tuiiy refunded Price by mail, sealed and post
pad, 81 Descriptive eifeulzrs and TESTIMONIAL
nailed Tree. Address BERGER. SHUTS 4
T..Sols Agents for the URitsd States. z 81 .
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A Quick Trip-The Mexican Terms

New YORK, October THE steamer
Beriere arrived to-day, in nine days and
TWO hours, from Brest: said to he the
fastest passage ever made.
vienna papers, of September 25th,
say that the Mexican government will
not give up the body of Macmillan
before the settlement of pending ques.
tions, aud particularly the recognitisn
of the Mexican republic by the European
pOwprs
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TOBACCO.
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25 caddies do. do. do. "
10 Adults Niagara" do. "
~ caddies do. do. " 70
50 butts Dew Drop" Ito. "
80 Caddies HOmbrick do.
IOi boxes Emily Jsnes natl IL, IL
81 do. Diadem soft pd. inch.
5 do. Wheelers nd. pd. do
81 do. do. hard pd. ! ~ humps.
10 do. Mile Collins hard yA. lb.l umps.
5 do. keens Fine Twist natl II.
5 do Miller's X. and X. twist choice
I0drums Fig Leaf.
2DkgS. 6-twist running Ws,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
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10 hlf bbls f. G. do. de-.
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Our stock Of tobacco is large and the assorf
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MAXWELL & TINGLE-
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GOLDEN RITTERs.-Hubbers Gold
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PARIS, France, june 2, 1864.
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"a 81. Cortlandt st.. MONTREAL July IT. 1864.
" urs truly,
ii. A. GRAHAM.

q 81. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
MesSrs. DeriEs d Bolton.--GeHtlenen For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
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much 40 that could with difficulty retain q
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At night | experienced great burning in OF
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--e Accountant and Collector.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October Z.
Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
Steady at | 90. Confirm ut 05f.
Oats-lIeavy at "a. Rye-Steady aud
unchanged at l 80. Barley-Steady at
l Il. Pork-Sales at % IS. Bulk
Meuts-Noninal. Lard-Steady at l3!a
l3s. v hisky-Dull; city 33 in bond.
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NEW YoRx. Januarr l7tb Iss4

NEW YoRx, January 18th, 1864
IeSsTS. Geo. @. Hubbel d Co.
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NEW YoRK. March goth. 1864.

NEW lVHhi MaTCu JUIHi I5OI.
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