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ITO AN USE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY FIFTH
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.


The HOFFMAN HOUSE Is conducted upon the
plan Of the best American and European Hotels.
It combines all the modern improvements neees-
Sary to the greatest comfort Of guests that art,
Ingenuity and lIberality can possibly devise and
produce The bill of fare for the table embraces
every variety and delicacy afforded by the Amer
lean markets, In their season,
July I, 1865. ,vlb.v
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-20

n POT USE,
OPPOSITE BALTIMORE DEPOT,
one block from the Starting Point Of the Orange
S s Alexandria Railroad, is enlarged and re-.
t Gteli ana 10 prepared and hopes to receive
'uIi SnaIs OF patronage c. BOYLE,
n"Io-H Proprietor
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w a NTS.

INFORMATION WANTED-0F JOHN
l. FOLEY, native Of Boston, aged l2 years =,
who left home two years ago, aud has been at :
tached to the 3lst Maine regiment, until May last
no supposed to be In Alexandria.
Shouid this happen to meet the notice Of any
person knowing him or his whereabouts, they
would confer 4 favor by leaving his address at
this office, (REPUBLICAND or writing to JOHN
FOLEY, 5 Pearl place, Boston. They will receive
a mothers blessing. nol6-3t
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
~ GALLERY,
INTEL ENCER BUILDING
Oil Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.

The damage caused by the late Ere has bean 40
lar repaired that business ,sill be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October 4,bN
"heh, as formerly, me rule will be strictly en-.
forced throug bout the establishment,
PRODUCE TIE BEST. NO NATTpR WHAT
THE COST IN TIME AND Material
mr.. u; tSses this opportunity to thank his nu-
hleIouS Trends aud customers for past kindn
and 10 say II shall be his constant aim 10 con.
nnus to merit the very liberal encouragement
~ Stolnre extended 10 hin. ir Oc4.d diff
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-20

MRS. HOWE 4 MISS KINGSLEY, NO.
~ AT Eighth street, Corner of d street,
Washington, D. G., beg to call the attention of
the Ladies' Of Washington and vicinity TO their
Dress and Cloak Making Department which
they have just opened. Dresses and Cloaks
made from the LATEST PARIS STYLES, at the
shortest possible notice, and most reasonable
prices. Evening Dresses, Robe de Chambres,
Walking Dresses, Cloaks and Basques, Children 3
Dresses, &c, &c. Having secured the services
Of one Of the most fashionable artistes Of New
York city, and one who has had long experience
In that city, with the most fashionable ladies'
there, to take charge OF OUR DRESS MAKING
DEPARTMENT, we feel confident that we can
please the most fastidious. We would also call
the attention Of the ladies to our ENTIRE NEW
STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, Just opened,
aud Fancy Goods In general, Dress Trimmings
&c. Also, large stock Of WOODEN GOODS,
comprising some OF the handsomest BREAKFASr |
sH Avis in this city, and at the most reasonable
MRS. HOWE.
nos-im MISS KINGSLEY |
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a M UsmM Harre.

- - " ~ N "a ~ FTSs '''-'a
ROVE FRS TREAT RE.
~ Pennsylysnia avenue, near willard q Hotel
LEONARD GROVER d co. Directors
b bsosAhp ekoyER: ,.:....o D. HESS,
to eight o'clock.
IMPORTANT DRAMATIC EVENT
RETURN TO THE STAGE
and first appearance outside the city Of his adop-
ton, OF the Eminent American Actor,
H. MR.. JAMES E. MURDOCH,
who, during his engagement, will appear In n
Select Series Of his most Celebrated Characters,
supported by the Great Company ontire.
MONDAY EVENING. November, 20 1866.
viii be presented o,KeeHo's admirable comedy,
in three acts, entitled
WILD OATS.
ROVER. .......:....-, Mr. JAMEsB. MURDOCH
PUTTERFIED's OVERLAND DIS
~ PATCH COMPANY,
VIA FORT RiLEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COL.
oRADo TERRITORY.
This Company start for Atchison and Law
renee, Kansas, a daily line Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough brace-sprlngs, comfortable
and rooiny. passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from 81. Louis connect with these
Coaches at LawrenceA
The route Is through hne country abounding
la game, &C., and over the finest natural road in
the world.
Merchants ordering goods In the East to 20 by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
as follows:
"via Butteraeld's o. D. Co. Express,
Atchisou, Kansas"
| Principal ofice-No 90 Broadway, New York.
| For farther particulars apply to any OF the
| following officers;
NEW YORK.
4. P. BRAY, President.
Gel. J. H. PULBsT0N, Secretary.
W. X. KITCHEN, President National Park
hank, Treasurer.
GEO. Z. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WIN. MARTIN, General Agent.
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS.
Cen. W. r. BREWSTER, Vice President.
D. A. BUTTERFIELD, Cen Superintendent.
Maj. Gen. A. Nc D. MoC0oK,
Special Agent,
oc26-h Headquarters Atchison, Kansas.
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an Boilers.
LOT OF shartIng, with hangers and
pulleys.)
Lot Of Wagon Breaks.
Lot Of Railroad Car Braces.
Coffee Rooster
Gear Cutting Machine.
Grindstones
II, 900 Old Files and Rasps,
200 900 pounds Cast Iron Scraps
IA, 900 pounds Wrought Iron Scraps.
] Lot Of Car Shackles
Screw Cutting Machine
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, and pur.
chasers will DO required to remove the property
within 1--WE days. J, O. BENTON.
nol5.9td Mai Ordnance and BIT Col Com O.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES.

wAsHINdToS ARSENAL, !
November 10, 1865 I
WIN lie sold Mt Public Auction, at the Arsenal,
on SATURDAY MORNING, the 9th Of NOven.
her, at 10 O'Clock, the following condemned
stores, viz:
3 Steam Engines.
Fan Blower.
2 Soda Generators, "copper"
Planning Machine.
Turning Lathe, for
Punch Press.
Lot Of Co. .ron work.)
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
The Yellow Fever Plot.

Bermuda papers contain the report Of the
investigation into the plot to bring the yel-
low fever North, and infect New York and
perhaps Philadelphia with this fatal disease
1t appears that the prosecution instituted by
the Bermuda authorities was not against DR..
Blackburn, because he had left the leland, but
against one Of his accomplices, Edward G.
Swan, who took charge Of the Infected clothes
and was to have sent them North. We cam
not print the testimony in detail, but the evi-
dence is conclusive that Blackburn had laid
his plans well to accomplish this horrid and
coWardly crime. gef N4l4..... 1fsS AHinss8
It appears that Blackburn, who is said to be
a MissIssippian,s but who went to Bermuda
from HALIFAX, gave Swan $3.50, with the prom
ise OF $3.50 more, to take the trunks Of cloth
ing to New York during the prcsont spring,
ana tolu MIN tnat IN case he did not return
"he should receive compensation from the
confederate government officers" The latter
fact appears from Swans own testimony. One
OF the trunks was marked "St. Louis Hotel,
Upper Hotel, Quebec and on another side
"Clifton House, Niagara Falls.n The fact
that DR.. Blackburn had been at considerable
trouble to infect the contents of the trunks,
which were in part cloaks and articles of
clothing, was proved by the nurses who at
tended the patients; the dangerous character
of the contents was proved by the testimony
of the Health Warden, who examined and af-
terwards burned them. The case was finally
sent to the Attorney General for prosecution,
and Swan was committed to jail in default Of
ESQ bail. M ae aa3 ,agssmst aFa
This damnable plot is an addition, which
the list OF foul crimes FOR which the rebellion
must De held responsible did not need to make
it complete.--lB Boston Aduertiser.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
The Prediction Of N Nostradamus.

Most Of our readers will recollect that at
the commencement of the present civil war,
the following prediction of Nostradamus,
which, it is said, can be found in the second
volume of his Centuries" was published in
the papers: "At that time (1861) great
quarrel and controversy will arise In coun-
try beyond the seas Americal and many
poor devils will be hung, and many poor
Wretches will be killed by a punishment other
than cord. Upon my faith you may believe
me, the war will not cease for four years, at
which none should be surprised or astonished,
Tor there will4be no want OF hatred and OBJ
stinaey in it. At the end of that time, pros
trate and almost ruined, they will re. embrace
each other in great love andjoy." Nostrada-
mus was French physician, philosopher and
prophet, born 1533, who after meeting with
great success in the first named capacity,
turned his attention to astrology, and in 1858
he published his 3Centuries," a work Of pre-
sdictions. In 1868 he foretold the remarkable
death of Henry l., which took place at tour
nament in the Spring Of 1859, and is said to
have predicted the death OF Charles l., OF Eng
land, Louis XVI, and the elevation of Napo-
lean tothe empire of France. .s.lA gAllAa
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
Pulpit Ingenuity.

A preacher In the neighborhood of Black
;rlsr' ;nst London not pndeservedly popular, had
mending the liberal support Of a certa,n vorv
meritorious institution. The congrega,;oyy, 49,
was numerous, and the chapel crowded 10
excess. The discourse being finished. the
plate was about to be handed round to the
respective pews, when the preacher made
this short address to the congregation: "From
the sympathy have witnessed in your coun-
tenances, and the strict attention you have
honored me with, there is only one ihiug /
am afraid of: that some Of You NAV rsaS In
clined TO gtUe too much; now 1t is nv dutv to
inform you, that justice, though not so pleas-
ant, should always be prior virtue to. eener.
osity; therefore, as you win be immediately
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
The New York Herald and the Negro
Ballot, WatgA

The New York Herald is generally regard
ed as almost an infallible index to public SEN
timent-that is, to the direction which public
sentiment is sure to take. Presidential can
| didates tremble when the Herald enters the
lists against them. By mysterious instinct ii
scents from afar the winning side. Now the
New York Herald is out clear and emphatic
for the negro ballot. 1t gives indeed charac-
teristic reasons for taking this position, but it
takes the position. 1t calls upon the Presi-
dent not to hesitate, but to lay down the poll
ey--the emancipated negro shall have the
right to vote. oss bs
incur last, we gave reasons, based alike in.
expediency and in justice, why the negro
should have a voice at the ballot box. We
see no other effectual way whereby the politi
cal mischief of traitors at heart, with lying
professions Of loyalty, can be circumvented.- -
We are glad to see what is regarded as good
sign, that our views are likely to prevail. We
copy the following from the Herald:
There is another matter upon which Presi-
dent johnson seems to be hesitating, and
where he need not hesitate at ALL We refer
8 to the question ofnegro suffrage. The exclH-
sion of Tree negroes from the right of suffrage
Is necessity of negro slavery, but where sla-
very does not exist there is no such necessity.
Give the emancipated negroes of the rebel
States, then, In the reconstruction of those
States, the right to vote along with the whites.
There need be no fear that this concession
will lead to negro social equality. Negroes
vote in New York, and yet In New York there
is no approach to negro social equality. So
CiatV will a kQ Qf ifaolf In,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24


q g One Of TIE Greatest o.ves on Record.
Prompted by no other than the feeling Of beneyo-
ience and for the benefit Of the afflicted, desire to
make known short description of my disease and
tne unexpected cure which obtated from Mrs.
mancnester's Medicine. Upwards of two years
SINCE was taken sick, which gradually increased
unui was so far reduced that never expected to
be well again. had the attendance Of six eminent
physicians and never received the sligtsst benefit
until commenced using Mrs. Maacflesteras Medi
cines. MY disease at that time was a. follows IT
was extrt mely febe-ccnfined to INV hal Nv fiesh
had all Disappeared the whites Of nv ewes var vel
low, aso the skin Yellow had dun heavy main IN
the right side, and twas very much ENLARGED main
In my shoulders and spine The left side seemed to
decay so that there was quite hollow plase in IL
had very distressing pain at Che pat OF my stonaach
tongue coated thick stomach very acid appetite en-
tireIy gone not being able to keep anything on my
stomach, fever, night sweats. thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty Of breathing, dull headache. can
not describe as wish to do my ssrable situation
and suffering as evefyorgan in my body was diseas-
ed MY physicians said was fast fastening to the
consumption. li'su ss2s
Ienj9y at this time perfect health, and this Is a
plain, short history ofmy case, and is the truth
woudrecommend every and all invalids to go and
consult MIS-. Manchester. MARY A. MoULToE,
1ea EDWARD L. MouLTon
Fortlsnd, Mays, 1884. aiaal mch9dly
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
FLOOR rTiIinr,

fEvHE Union Tile Co. of Poultney, Vt, will fhr.
Il nisa Floor Ting from to 16 inches eouare.
IN IN eolors of Rroavn Green, Puyp 9. and Rcd
Sampes of the small sizes can be seen at the Mer.
cnant's Exchange. ltss ~ aWsaeH $3.50 ali.f7sg~
orders received by sssusal 81 aefsas
aas JOHN O. PR00TER.
Portland. May I7-dlw sss.3 ai6.5-'7--k
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
Established .snne sa, 1ses.-vol. A.

waited upon in your respective pews, wish
to have 1t thoroughly understood, that no
person win think of putting anything icto the
plate, tgho cannot pay his debts" need not
add that this advice produced most over
flowing collection.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
Administrators Sale Of Real
ea' - 'lss - Estate.

HAVING been duly licensed BY the Hon. John
Ii A Waterman, Judge Of probate, to sell at
public private sails all the real estate OF which
Thomas ii Bresin, late of Portland, dentist, died
seized and possessed including the revefson of the
widows DOVER the undersigned will sell at jpu9lic
auction on ihe 20 day June next, unless before
that time disposed Of at private ale ut 10 in
the forenoon, on the premises. the brick dwelling
house on Free Street, in Portland, known as the
At IL o'clock N, ON the premises the new brick
store the easteriy side Of Uni street. in Port
land, now. occuniad by ] 1yler Lamb;
At IL O'Clock NJ on the premises one n alf part in
common and undivided of the land on Fre- street.
in Portland, so d % e. aeon ard T.. II. Breslin by
Israel Richardson, with the new three story brick
store, and the large wooden dwelling h. use the
same; 1}isa Aa1 'teiAi dleH p t
n At O'Clock M, the premises. oue-half part In
common and undivided Of the lot on the erl +,
corner Of Danfortb and Wslnut stree, in Port
house; p" et'f
Immediately sfterthe sale Of the last named lot,
upon the premises, one. hall part In common ana un
divided OF the large lot the soutneriy corner OF
Danforih and Walnut stree 8, uuon Which are two
feet deep IRON Danforth street. AS soon asthe fore
going is Sold and at same place, one-half part in
common and undivided of the lot IN wa nut stree,
adjoipg the preceediug ana ex endng ON sad ttreet
to tho high stone wall there built. -. .,..st
Persons desiring TO purchase eitnsr tf the ABOVE
pieces Of prop,rty bton cir to id estate in CON-
ron wi ti other owners, ascertain at what price
the interest can be bought by INQUIRY Of
Samuel sa = rislEs,sxakDER E, TYLER. Adminisirator.
3 Portland, May 10 1856 f5ss 9ii ma5 20d8w
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
Brig for saIe.

~ One sixteenth of the good BRIG DAN,
GfM III .l5is. Boone can be bought low, if ap-
- ,o.s.rn G. L. BAILEY,
apioeoat AZ Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

sproposals for Delivering Coal.
~ POsALs will be received at l02 Middle ST.
or mors SHe eek for the deliver of Fifteen Hundred
proposals viii q coal The right of rejecting any
Nav 40 1asE WARD SHAW, Chairman Of Com.
~ '' may22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

fg;ast The House No 81 Pleasant Street. ue.r cor.
iii ner o. Psrk, anisaei - LthisSughout with Fur.
and convenient. Terms easy. ~ FASS11sAAA' FtASS11sssA.AA
Address, p. o. Box 2221. mavoatf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
aThrough Tickets

l1EsFsE3ss5 For the OIL REGIONS Of NEW
G3zx.--XEE YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO and Il,
paris OF The WEST, via the ERIE RAILWAY. for sale
81 the lowest ratess at the UNION TIoKEr OFrlCx
~ Fl, 81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marl8d&Wistf aat sasFa.D d. LITTLE, Agent. &
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

hates of AdverttsinE: Z
Vpetrcn oispace In length of column, constitutes
SQUARE, 't TRF
per square dsfly Iret wcek 7S cents per week
sklf three insertions or less, $l.00 continuing eve
~ other day after Arst week, 20 cents. M
Hax Square three insertions or less, 75 cents; one
Wetk, @l.O0; 20 cents per week after. Ell
Under head of AMUsgMKrTs, 81. 90 per square per
week; one insertion, Sl,50.
SEEolA1 Nor-pls, &200 per square arst weeas
Sl9e per slUf ter thref Insertions Cr less S1oyi
half = sQusfss thsss inseffions, @1.9oi one week,
g1.50.
Advertlsamentr inserted III thc MATEn STATS
ERzee (which bas arge circulation II every part OF
tse Sr4e roT 300 per square for hrst lnsertcn and
30 cents per square 3b subsequent iEsbrtion.
Fvntr NcTTf Tf 81 UsHa lsisr
eY- All communication Intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors Of the Press and
those of business character to the Publishers. -.
RE- Jon PAINTING of every description executed
with dispatch; and all business pertaining to the of
nce or paper promptly transacted on application as
above. "
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN r.uInMAH.E H.E itor
pashsAsd at Ne. 50, ExcHAEei STREET BY
oao ~. a.. osTER& co.

THa roRrLAup DAILY PRHssis pnolishod at $500
por year in advance. A
IEE AfAIEE 5TAqh IN Ressis published every Thurs
day mosning, ut $500 per knnum, in advance -. Is
delayed beyond six months. = ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
LUMBER

TVyHE Bethel Steam NH Co. are prepared to ful !
Il nish Spruce dimentions of all sizes Also.
Boards Shingles Iathes, and Pickets, at short nc.
tce Orders solicited. ~ ~ - ~ =
Office Commercial Street, ear the head of Hob
sons Wharf. - ~ = e JABEzTRUE, Treas'r,
Portland, April 20, 1865. i ap26d8m
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

Aiss4 Notice.
On and after March lst, 1866, our firm win be
HALL L. DAVIS, sn' ~ z
March Adam No. 65 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24
CL LAIRV0YAN T i
Eclectic Physician,
One Qf tie greatest osrss On Record

From 6ls Broadway New York, has return cd to
Portland and can be consulted at her office, NO ii
Clapp's Block. Nba1 gV8f 7 -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

w anted.

A PARTNER in . we'll established, probable
business. References exchanged. Apply al lis
Federal st. Room No I. Portland. may20tf &
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-24

A- 4a1as Notice. Asaaa' ht84oe
fNHE Stockholders the Portland Steam Packet
Il Co. are hereby notified that their annual meet
ipg for choice Of ocsrs the transaction of any
will be held on Wednesday, the l4th day Of June.
1855, at O'Clock p N, atthe ofhce OF the Company,
mayl5d VIM. KIMBALL. Clerk,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

JUST RECEIVED
100 CASES CASES SPARKLING HOOK AND RHINE
100 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER
600 cases Ae
100 bbls. Whisicy. various brands and prices
10 bbls. Alcohol. 81 per cent.
30 bbls. Ale
80 cases Whisky
so cases Brandy
25 cases Stoughton Btters
80 baskets Hefdseck Il Co.'S Cf,ampaone mira
and genuine article
Brandy, Gin, st. Croix Rum
Sherry Wine, &o., &C.,
ALI of the purest quality and cheap for cash. at
GEO. W. CLARK Il CO's
august 81 No. 145 Meeting street,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
Farms at Aiken
BY WILLIAM NJ. PEIOT
No. 54 Beaufain-st., 1st House West firm,

Farms 1T Aikeu
. BY WILLIAM NJ, PELOT,
NO. o4 Beoufain-st., 1st House Hyest fro,,,
corner COminS-st.
At Private Sale, that desirable FARM about half milo
rom tho depot, formerly known Guytons nearly on
Nosito Governor Magraths farm. The tract contnins
ono hhhdred and twenty-five or less About
seventy acres cleared and under fences the balance
Is Wen wooded also large orchard Of peach and apple
rS.e, Eooo vineyard of imported grape vines and
never Never, sng sprg OF good pure water The Dwelling
aose Is nearly new and has nine square rooms good
Kitchen carriage house. stable barn and
servants houses Immediate possession will he nyeD
Ierns-tour thousand dollars one-thrd cash bnfanco
payable In one and two years To any lover of rood
irdt pure water, Aiken air. and large shady oals tJ;s
beautiful and very lucrative Farm offers an Opportunity
seldom presented. peSS
ALSO
hrhhh seven miles from Aiken, near Shaw's Creslr
eonInng isf acres, moro or less. This Farm is yery
productye In eorn wheat. rye. cotton Tho peach
crop OF ths year was very abundant Near the House
are two springs of good water good range for cot
ae aha nogs About 60 acres cleared and under
tenes the balance heavily timbcred Tho buildings arc
comiorable. Immediate possession will be given and
w be sold for the very low price of one tho1saGi dol
taIs-Haii cash; balance payable in year.
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM NJ. PELOT, Charleston
ct FREDERICK A. FORD
soPVehloer ~ Attorney at Law, Aiken, s. C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

Large and SBbdQ EG,n,s U,,nses 9,5 J,y.
BY BOWERS II SILCOX
~ Private Saio-
Several Vacant Lots ff ""'"'
Six Farms. ranging from seven 20 cigbt hrr,,-oa
Gated. ''' -" IN ~
; ror particulars apply at our Office No 90 KING.
STREET, near Market. 3mwfr f oc,,,,s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

The ,epie of Kentucky don't want negro auf
fragr. They think negro sufferance quite enough
.-LouiSr'!ie Journal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
FRESH GOODS---FULL STOCK

FRESH GOODS---FULL STOCK.
S0PACKAGES NEW MACKEREI
cO $50 bags Rio and Java Coffee
200 boxes CandIes
200 whole boxes Raising, Layers
200 half boxes Raisins, Layers
90 boxes Cooking Soda
90 boxes Magic Cofeo
20 chests best Teaa cheap
200 bbis. Sugars, various kinda
so teroes Molasses
90 bbls. Cider Vinegar
80 bbls. Comed Beef
IS bbls. Corned Pork
260 boxes Starch
200 boxes Sonp
500 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Gerkins
200 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
90 packages Goshen Butter
Spices of all kinds, Maccaronl, Citron, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, &C., &c
GEO. W. CLARK CO.,
AugustI No. las Meeting street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
PRIVATE SALES,

BY X. n. MARSHALL
a. Private Sale
100000 BRICKS.
Apply rs above, at my Office, No NJ BEOADsT-
October IL " w A1'N!ip'oh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
DAILY NEW S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1906
LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYORS CouRr.-Thcre was nothing transpiring thi
morning in this Court Of sufficient importance to brin
before tho public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11
AUCTION SALES,

h"e8 fEI. 7a,edd Wool Socks, Sca,Js, Sc.
rms o.r a. WILBUR IL SON.
lid ~ the llth inst, at our Salps Rooma cor
rIt ! StatG and chanlers.strccts at haifpast 10
- rounds BLACK FLAX THREAD
cases Black Spool Thread; Yarintv of uut.,,,
cases tancy and Wool Scarfs C;utierv s'''"
Cases Al-Wool Hose: Soap brtrrnrs sc s
fahcy 1oous; Je'yelry. Conditions cash
ALSO,
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