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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19
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THE BpECIFIO PILL

THE BpEOFIO PILL It.
s usually sucientto oct prompt and radical euro of
sPERMAToRRHEA,i Or eRMINAL WEAKNESS,
Genital Urinary Irrta5ai.y Involuntary or Nightly
Seminal Ehsissiona nom phatspey cause produced
however seyare win speedily relieved and the organs
restored 10 healthy action
pgoTEssI0NAt OPINIONS ri have used your srE-
ouzol P1Ll VI many caees oftSpcrsator4eai with The
II have CURED utIy se,Ns edsss Win from ak 10 ten
doses Of your Bpforr1o PTIf-"--B. H1rra; MD.
Price 81 per box n Biz boIo8 for S. by mail Address
J.. WrN0HEsTER d CO., No. 30 John.stroet N.'Y.r
,Rptember % ,.1,t -, thttu 1y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19
Cotton Ginsl Cotton Gins!!
COTTON GINS

Taylor, Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior
and Mccarthy COTTON GINS, with Engines Horse
Powers and everything required for the same i'll store
and for sale ut the lowest price Your orders re
spGctfu1Iy solicited tuths1yr October3
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
sIYuPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORk.........SKPr
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of Manchester (Br Brooks Liverpool J.
G. Dale. n,., , ro,co,L a
Hencken & Penore. - 49,, -, p.v
steamship Mariposs, Howes New'orean' James A. nay
Steamship ATLANTA Pinkharn, London Howand A'pn'
wall. cL yy.l.nsn
Steamship Constitution CfeehHai' Sa'"'i4AN'
Gookn 4 Co. ,,,p c.x1
Steamship Trpoi (Br), Harrison Liverpool r. tuns5h
Steamer ibeniere Bourne Norfolk, City foint shd heh
mond. Livingston, Fox Go. - ,--,..
Steamer Ellen : Terry. Chapin Newbern, C. ooodspeed
steamer John Gibson, Kelley, GeoIgetown H. b'CroM"en
steamer Franconia Sherwood Portland, II. b. Cromwell
Co. .r n cos.,..J
steamer Gen sedgwlck Sawyer Wilmington Livingston'
Fox 4 Co. =, 80, c...u
s,eamer Osprey Paterson Halifax Merchant Csrmann
steamer r. B Hale. Kudo ph. Boston. - -, q,
shin T. Hamilton Toluster. Kingston, Jam, j. '" E"e1
Bark Mary Lueretia, Browers Apaaehieos, E d. Hlbus
Go. a.. r.,
Bark abb Thomas. Cain Antwerp, w. Salem:
Ba,k Arisoua Conaht. Philadelphia, Walsh carver.
Trig Favorite Dnen Barbsdoes, II. Trowbridge's son
Brig H. Y Berry (Br Strout, Havana, j. T. " ard 20.
Brig Louisa CTomiey, sL john " r..
Brig c. G. Colson Perry Bangor, 7. 7: Buck Co.
schr White Sea, Lee NewbuIyport ;. w. Lewis Co.
Schr Robt Paincr Wilton, Charleston o. W. BraneI' Ji'
Schr. Alice, Hardy, Pe3rsall Washington, N. C., c. b.
Dibble
schr United Miller, Charleston. l. u. eager - ,
Sch Lynchburg Van Ceat. .HichmondNa an Brunt siss.'
srhr r. G. Ltns Lane, Georgetown. d. c. J. v hayiland'
schr Justine Gregory Salem. w. :. Brown Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
Arrived.

s,.., ,-an.por, Conmander De Yong Vera
Cruz days j. bound 20 Touon called st this port for pro
steInhip D. H. Mount Bsekus Newberu, \. c. 30 hours
cotton, naval stores and pass to G Good,PeeG
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter Wilmington ~ u 90 soui''
mdse and pass to Person Colin.
Steamship Ease. Laurence. Havana sept = ?. m nd'e
and pas 10 Spoaord H. Tle.ton J. deioined at quarantine
Bah Gonob tlt.ll Maccio. Genoa % day, marble ana
BarS Florence Peters Hooper Mobile 10 days cotton C
BAH Eliza White, Locke Cow Bay 10 days coal, Miller
Bals Harves, Moon (of Bo,ton Staples, Savannah days
Bris HYDRA Dow. Mobile IS days, cotton w..h
rr Dahins Wave, Trrp. Mniiitlsn 90 days wood b. D.
Big Aars,e Dawson, ApsaehicOa Is days, with cotton
Big H. C. Brooks Newconb. Georgetown. $ C., "a days
cotton and naval stores, j. Is. Chase Chase 90;
Brig }. Leighton, Leighton Lingan days Win eoa' 70
Bfs Arthur Esgeso Clifford Savannah days cotton and
Brs sawsnee McCobb Trinidad de Cuba aS days sugar
&c. to Metcaf Duncan. , ,
Bng Alpha Br Morrison Lnsan y days with coal to 7.
Brs saxon DR. Green Gace Bay Il days, with coal to
Brig Ponvet Allen Lngan Il days with coal to Thomp'on
sebr Edna Harwood Harwood Cow Bay Is days. coal to
seif. Yorktown, woslarn Baltimore days, with coal
sehr Rebecea and Harriet, Dyer Hamilton, " C., 'hnoe'
S,hr Union Kelly Bridgeport C. b.. Is dsy' with coal to
Bg Jane, Kidton Burgess Halifax n S. u days, fish to
ID. H. DeWof a Co. 90, ., - -,
schT Caroline knight IIucsings, Charleston days with
cotton to John Poynton's Son Go.
schr Ella, Bradley, Cow Bay days with coal to James
scIr Ellen Rodnan Bowman NewBediord oil, Ferguson
/ & Wood. =, ~ . -,
| schr r. c. Simpson, Hazeton. Plymouth, n C. days
cotton and shingles, 20 y. l.. Mctready Co.
schr. Hastein Hon. New Orleans ~ days cotton 70
master. . y -.
schr Li1zie Gup,i Gurtil Rockand corn, to r. COBB.
| Schr. Pavilion, EHzabethpor for salem.
| sehr Frnuces l. len lark. Elzabetipon Boston.
| schr Alma Adm Mack. Ehzabothpoft FOR Saro.
! Schr SamI Lewis " oosey tlzabethport ior Boston
Schr Challenge, Ltehed. Eiiz 4betLport Tor Boston
| Schr Saml Colt, Hiliard Eliznbehpon for Boston.
| sclI. Burgess. EizaDcthpor for Boston.
Srbr C. " Dexter Eastman. Elzabethpolt for Augusta
Srhr Com keanev, Roberts Philadelphia for Boston.
Sclr Joseph Nicsefson. Seigh Baltimore i0T N.wiiaNeh
| SchI Hattie VI. Mayo, Ward, CharesOn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1865.

body Of Josephine Dagger who died from the effect Of
fall On Tuesday evening she ascended ladder in
the ward OF her residence for the purpose Of pnng
bunch ofgrapes from grapevine. While standing on
the top of the ladder it broke and she precpitated
20 the pavement receiving a severe wound over the
right eye She was picked up in an insensble eOndi.
ton and died al O'clock yesterday morning never
having recovered consciousness. Coroner Collin later
in the day held an inquest upon the body and verdict
Of accidental death was rendered Deceased was
native Of Germany, aged 35 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
AN ApvERTIsIYG SwIYpLER BRoUGnr TO

AN ADVERTlS1NG SWINDbbR DhoJbHI ~
GRIF-For some time past an advertisement las ap
peared in one OF the morning papers, setting forth That
any Young man with capital Of from $50 TO $50
could the payment Of that sum, become partner III
paving business and inviting all such fortunate indi-
yiduas 10 call at IA certain address. Mr. Alfred West,
residing al No. 80 South Fh-st., Brooklyn saw TINS
advertisement, and concluded he would try the cxpcI
ment He therefore called upon Mr.. Jacob T. Smith,
No 50 Nassau.st who preiends 10 represent cor
pOratlOn known tie American Ncck-Ile Com
pany, ana IN the Of TWO or three mter'icws.
learned that the way 20 make fortune without any
difficulty was % go into partnership with Smith, aud
manufacture neck.tie FOR The nation. On the payment
OF 1880 Smith guaranteed that Wet should receive
s2J per week. and in addition the former 70 hire
in good location. pay tie rent and furnish sam.
pies Of the ties be sold The necessary papers were
drawn up and signed. and the money was tLen paid
over by West lie now clalns that none Of the cOndi.
tiOns agreed to by Smith have been lu1icd in fact
that Smith is sWindeT Yesterday the latter was ar.
rested by Officer DOwde Of the Tombs Police Court,
and lie was locked up by Justice Dowing Tor exnmna.
uOa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
markets-CAREYrLIY REPORTED roR THE n y IRisuNh ns
WrnNrsnAY Sent. 13. ls6A

WEDNESDAY, Sept. Is, 1864
ASHES-The market for Pots is firm with lar ue
nand at ssdss 1915 Pearls nominal. Ill
BEESWAX-YelOw Western is lower anu uuA'
BALES at ~ a50c. q n. . a
COTTON-The inquiry has been less active to'uss, s
md prices hardly strong. closing at "
Middngs with sales of lsOO bales -, %,
COFFEE-we hear Of no sales to-day d wo,ah{ 20 oi
notice but prices for all kinds are firm; we qnote NO.
prime. at 22c.; Rio good. 2la2lic.; fair, l9i1
Ordinary. lsGIsic.. and fair 10 good cargoeA 1870
2Oic. net cash. gold duty PAID ,.. :. u
CANDi FS--The supply of Adamantlne is small
prices are better and fair business was done al rom
~ 030c Sperm and Patent are steady, with noder
RE business at 4Oc for the former, and Soc for the
latter.
COPPER-Ameriean Ingot is in fair demand and
prices NAV be quoted shade frmer sales Of Lake and
Batinore at from 81 d33c. New Sheathng and Yellow
Metal are without change; the demand is moderate;
sales az 45c. anu SOC. ,
ECOAI-Ths demand for Domestic is fair but the
high prices closed the consumption, and the market Is
heavy for oarsaes sales from yard at 81 5Odsli 81
Der tun Foreign is in demand, but the supply is hght
sales Of 400 tuns Michigan. to arrive on private terms
prices generally are nominal.
DRUGS AND DYES-The leading articles under
this heading have been inquired for, and prices have
NJ A<n.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
Da..euuera Arrived.

In steam,hip Farhanks. froal Wilmington Capt. F.
Hen,io C. s fobinson Mrs Sophia Ward +. NJ. Shoems
ier Cart s. b. Hu,tead D. C. Bradley, Col w W. Wheeler
O. g. Farmer Mr.. Hancock, Weller Mrs .en olnnou,e
and servant J. H. Wilbur Dr. Tieo Martin wife and nurse
Cbas. II. Pierson and adS. J. Low. . r.. .,.
In steamship d. II. Mount, from NewbeIn-Capt. AeAa'
der A. Tate G. A. Overman a. Appler. j. a. Scarlet, n
Monroe NJ Rosen;hal, B. \. Cheotun, o. A. Smith
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
FALL RACE MEETING.

IL THIRD DAY-THuRSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.
FIRST RACE--swcepsiasc premium 500, for u.l ases
two mile DASH Entries Mr Morris ~. h. by Felipe dam
Fidelity r.. Snedeaeis Lady Bryant q. Ber, Nightloc<.
SECOND KACE-Fery STAKE, post stake premium Of
1900 three mile heats. Entries, Col. Bus named Thunder
D. McDanci, named Oakland.
THIRD RACE-sci.ug race 1890. two aud quarter mile
DASH Entries r. Morris, Nrlr Graves; D. McDanieps c
T. by Arlington G. BELLS Nigilcck D. Recdy's Copeck.
1he Erie ifoli trains from foot of Chambers a. at
TO- ii - and IL l3; returning at ~ and 333 each day
JOHN 4. MORRIS. President.
! HAsvTy Iyoyg Secr.taty
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
CITY NEWS.

The TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CT.-This Company, the first 10 inIroduc
insurance against accidents in this country, has paid
during the past year s25CO0 nine policies, the pre-
miums on which amounted only sl7. See their ad
yertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
BORT iDarnrns' Notire.
cr.rr og SFw-loRK.


PoRT-WARDESs' OFFICE No. IOi Wallst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, III accordance with
section Of tie oct passed Apfi Il. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 Reog,ui.e tie Narl.ns Ohce Of the Po!t % Now
YORK. TO al persons interested H.. having charge o. the
Sub ect matter such inquiry examination Or survey tAAt
lie following vessel, under examination by the Port
WaTdens aud that the aid examinations viii b,
couucted within ten days sIccecdins ts notice. on
board said vcs,e.f:
Steamship Nevada. y. Y.
ship flctvuuf. uuf.................s....s..s. = II.
BIZ kuruak.. % r a
ScIr. Mary a - T. II.
MlNTHOKNk TOMPklNs, fiesten,
.hrGIs UPRRINAS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

BUTTERFIELD'S OVERLAND DISPATCH.-By
reference 10 an advertisement in another column it viii
be seen that this Company is prepared to convey pas
sengers and freight to points in the Far West.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
KeCeipts Of Produce.

SEPT. l3.-s176 bbls Flour 1880 bush. Wheat
So 400 bush Corn ZOO bush. Oats % kgs. Ashes 10
pkgs Provisions, 4l5Opkgs. Petroleum, ll3 pkgs. Oi
Cake es4 pkes. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
To Mariners.

The Lighthouse Board has received notices Of ixsd white
light, 100 feet above the level Of the at Cape 6itoa
g0nh ~oasf OF Sicily also xed red Li-r on Moline font
at id of the entrance of PaanOs Bay south coast of spain
Faauos.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC
S,, 30 Sun Set......6:I2 Moon rises,.l2JI
~ ,ryGH WATER THIS DAY -
Sandy Hook. 33l Gov. Island.. 4:l2 Hell dsts' '''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
LAdyertlsenent

DON'T DYE THE HAIR.-Use BOSWELL a.
CoLoRFIc; coors beautifully and natnrai one
application nc wash no trosbe Manuactory No. Deyst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
7Ietuorutltln.

sir r h Simpson reports Sent. II. of Absecom a. a.
y The vacits HENRIETTA and fleet~ing. bound wind
and md gh them about three miles ahead o the
other
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
In PuRSIrANCE of the cnll Of tho Tninn Sfntn

IN PURSUANCE of the call of the Union State
Committee and ia accordance with the call Of H.. Union
General Committee of this city, election ior three Dcr
gates and three AloInios viii be held on FRIDAY EVEN
ING 18th day II September at the Headquarters of tie Union
Association the XlVth Assembly District Of Broad
way and Twenty third IT, from i to O'Clock f. H..
represent the ad District IN the Union state Convention To
be- held at Syracuse the 10th dy Of September BY order
Of JOHN d. OI1IWELL
President XlVth A.s.uttly D,tfict Ats.rlstiou
Ma,aIs A. TrsG Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

CIXTII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION AS
- SOClAIlON in pursuauce oi call ol tie Union Gen.
era Committee the nebsrs of the above named Associaon
viii assemble nt tlcig hrldgulncr KunEs Hoe No. 2i
Orandst on FRIDAY ENENlNG, Sept -. 1863 Tor the pur
pose eccng Drgates aud Aeuates to the Syracuse Con
yenton. Polls open from :. 20 . q M. -
SIDNEY SMITH, President.
Ws BoEcKeL seere,arir..
AAAsA IlIGGlSs,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
4 TEsTrMoyIAL AND sEREyADE by THE VErR

\ TESTIMONIAL AND SERKSADE BY THE NETR-
RANs 70 Col. j. i. HfRMAN.-lLe veterans vino en-.
loved themselves az their congratula0Ty Picnic re-.
qgesed the band OF the JtA L. D. Artillery which acted
so efficiently ut that festival 10 accompany them y n c
residence OF Col j. r. Herman, on ThiId.aye tOf The
purpose Of giving him serenade. At about O'clock
tie band accompanied by large crowd of people and
soldiers and sailors arrived at the place of destination
After having dscoursed some exquisite and apprOpri.
ate airs, Mr. DeCon Of the 9th n. Y. :. NJ, and Mr.
Zimmerman Of the 5th y. Y. Cavalry were delegated
by the soldiers present 10 call upon the Colonel 10
tress him in the OF the soldiers and sailors their
Gratitude for the efficiency Of his Employment Agency
at No 1856 Canalst and for the exerfons has made
10 aIneorate their condition When the Colonel came
down. Messrs. DeCOn and Zimmerman addressed him
in few appropriate remarks which were responded TO
by Col Herman who returned his thanks for the fiat.
ttring eridence their esteem The bind then played
some national airs when the Colonel rendered TO them
some refrcshmcnts and the crowd dispersed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

I EWIS N COX.
/ 4 Jo,ypu J. LEWIS CHARLTON I. LEWIS. s 5. Cox,
COUNSELORS AT LAW
No I3l Broadway. T. q. Box. No 5,60O,
NEW.YORk CITY,
Attend 10 al business in the Courts Of the United states
and In the Departments NJ Washington. Especial attention
gyen 10 Internal Revenue business aud to claims against
Foreign Governments well as our own -
Inde as Commisonerof Internal Rev
erne and Charlton T. Lewiss experience Deputy Commits
ner will guarantee Of thorough acquaintance win
the Revenue Laws go , - 81. ,
NJ Cox connection OF four years with the Committee oi
FOREIGN Aaars n Congress and his long membership OF e
National Legissnre insure thorough knowledge OF lesla'
tion and practice In both epartnicnts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

FATAL RESULT OP A FALL.-Coroncr Collin
yestei day held an inquest at No. 331 Finhs the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
and NEw.HAyENRAILRoAD
1865 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ls0''
COMMENCING MAY -, lab'.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YOE

PASSENGER Station In New York, corner twenty
and Fourth.aye. Entrance on Twenty se'ei'"'"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

Diseases ofthe lyc Vsoera undsr the OF EDWARD
H. DIXON Editor of The scape Structure. Piles, sarico
radical and permanent cure In days. aud often inrne'
dae one by DR.. D.s INSTRUMENT. the Urethrotonr
desi ned expressly to modify Mr. Syme's operation In all
cases OF the three affections the cure guar
sn,.ed II the case be undertaken. Office hours from TO
daily, and TO evenings. at No. - Finn ave
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

TRAINS LEAVE newborn; ,,tS ,Fxl
For New Haven 100. oJ(Er.,l ll'Jo@ H. -"
90 tFr) a45. 40 aud SEQ tEr,) p N. ,,t5 fE1l
For Bridgeport 100. 800 (En,) lilo nj i-''
100 tx } 34S 43e and 90 (Fn.l 2. NJ. o,s Al n "a.
Eor Milford AMI Stratiord, 100 llO N 80, ~, a., .Ia
For Fairfield Southport aud We'iqori' Nv 'h''
410p m. . -, 40, ,,, 80, :, "A. -, 4, l.. tEL,)
Q ~ 80. $50 500 ttx.,l p. N. 90, .aor ,,
hor Darcn 100, 80 llO q. ~ $50 fS,' -, p },nu.
For Greenwich. zoo. $50 li a m - - ~ - Is tLxD
For stamford. 100, 800 (fS.l $50, ll.'o a. ~ '
400 OFxD g. 40 $40. 90 400 ttxl d. M, GA LID
For Port Chester and intermediate stal0n' wv
a. NJ 3.45, 4.J0, S..t $50 i.,h p ~; ~,
CONNECTING TRAINS. ,,o, tP,lSN
For Boston. via Spring ghe.d 6OJ a. NJ tf'A-'l Wv
pm. ,,,. ~, lao0n m.
FOR Hartford aud Springfield, 5Oo tEAJ "'"
fcr' i' connrci,ut River Railroad ooa NJ tEI'l '''''
10 Manfred AoD d. M. 70 Northampton. ,,, on tEI,'
FOR Hartford Providence and rishAi ha''''-''
a. m. l2.l5p. N. - s,on;n-.ou Ra.Io-i'
ROO A III II IS BOO buO Y. "a. >.,,..r,,r
~ Canal Railroad u. Is N. TO Nofthai"o s.sfGays
Eor Uou.stonic Railroad a. M ahi y Pp',,6 ' l-o.asf
,,aiY rnu,.-lius with 3 D. m., VIII run 10 '''
dsvs New Milford only. 80. 49, aon, N, -,
Tor Neuea,nck Railroad, 500 a ~, "Vo p ~ a "A M ID
Eor Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad ~ '
y NJ =, , o,-.,n. Car. attached 10 aa0 p. ~. tram
Conim0a'0u' 'eeP'"s JAMES IL HOY l. s'p"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
Professional Notices.

nR. KUCZKOWSKI, Hydropath, No. %
- Amitys, Oiee hours from 10 to II M. from2 to a.
10 n N.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
Corporation Notices.

1T1O IRON FOUNDERS. - Sealed Proposals
will De received at this Office. (Rotunda. City Hall
Park until II o'clock a. Of SATURDAY september TO-
1865 for the supply of "a CAST IRON WATENPlPES SIX
feet internal diameter and each about nine feet long with be
veled spgot ends and 80 CAST IRON WATERPlPEs, SIX
feet internal diameter each about six feet long with beved
spgot sndsn about 20 tuns. The amount OF Security
required will be $4,000 Each proposal must be ndorsed
Proposals for Cast Iron Water Pipes six feet In dianeter
the name Of the bidder and the date of its Offering
Blank Of oids ard all Information can De
Office The Board the night to reject
al bids II de. med for the interest OF the City,
Once Croton Aqueduct Board sept 5, 1873:
THOS. STEPHENS
ROBT. l.. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN.
Croton Aqueduct Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

THE WEEK.
WILL THE FREED NEGkO
RACE AT THE SOUTH DIE
OUT?
A LOFTY ENTERPRISE.
CORPORATIONS AND THE
PEOPLE.
GENERAL LEE AS AN IN
STRUCTOR OF YOUTH.
THE RULES OF EVIDENCE
IN ALABAMA
COUNCILS AND CONVENTIONS.
THE SOUTHERN WHITES.
SMALL SAVINGS.
HALDEMANS AFFIXES.
THE SOUTH AS 1T is.
ENGLISH FEELING TOWARD
AMERICA.
THE BREAKUP.
LITERARY NOTES.
MIR. PARKMAN'S HISTORICAL
NARRATIVES.
THE SCH0NBERG-COTTA FAM
lily.
Jesse II. JONES ON SIR Will.
LIAM HAMILTON.
MILITARY SURGERY.
THE DRAMA.
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
The above is the Contents OK
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
CANCER.

Contil, Dr. J. &. DIXON. No i16 Broadway New.fork
Canc-r- removed without pain, Of ke, loss o blood
csus,c burning and without i1uns the sound parts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATsKILL
DFOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY

For ALBASY-The steamer ST JOHN iesye. eI p III LII
days. Wednesdays and Fridays and the pf.ANe hi'' ~
NOND on TUESDAYS Thursdays Bud Safurdays az oOe'>
n M from Pier No. 4O North River. foot q IanasL -
FoR lRoY-The steamer NANDEKB ~ eeyrs On segS',,
TUESDAYS and Thursdays. ani the RlP VAN NiNA-s 80
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, At oe.oek p H. '''
Pier No 49, North River. foot Of Natts'st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14

at the close For 1ture delivery hear Of sales OF
$50 bbls Prime Mess sod last EVENING" seller all this
month at 500 and 500 bbs. do. today same option
at 500 so; the sales cash and regular are 400 Dds
at So 0s32 Is for New Mess; S2i 20 for Prime ana
sc 750S29 80 for Western Prime Mess, the INSIDE
price for lot last evening Beef is firm and in pe,ter
demand; sales of . 500 bbls. at s9ds sl2 ior ram
Mess S2Q S4 20 for Extra do and e6d 81 30 tor Stae
Beet. Tierce Beef is in demand for the future ana
some sales are making but the particulars i0r the
present are kept private. Beef Hams are duIl anu
nominal Cut Meats are dull There are some
Shoulders here, but they are net wanted, and
in the absence of sales prices are nominal Bacon Is
in better demand sales of 800 boxes Short Clear at ~
a lgic the latter rate for extra packages; and 210
boxes Cumberland Cut seller option December at l7t
0i7ic. Lard is in good demand and oil grades are
frmer; sales Of $50 bbs. and ties. at 23D26e. ior
Fair 10 Prime Steam and %. d27c. for Choice do.
and 27a2ic for Kettle Rendered: also sales of 30 tee.
Prime Kettle Rendered. TO arrive, at nc.
BlTTER-There has been no special change in prices
but the market is firm and the demand for homo con
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
Qhanres for Business Ellen.

COAL YARD for SALE in Brooklyn doing
~ large business Sa'isotory given for selling
Address Box c, Brooklyn PostOfice.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-13
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent andthinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by wen tested xpsrenee IN
tne hahds OF regularly educated physician, whose
lulh yet the country is flooded with poor nostfums
and cure-as purportng to be the best in the world.
are not only useless, but always injurious The un
fortunate should be PARTICULARS in selecting his
physician, as it is lamentable YET incantrovert-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients are made
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
for it is point generally conceded by the rest syph
complaints should engross the whole time Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity time 70 make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system Of treatment, in most cases max
ing indiscrmnate use of that Anticipated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-13

SOLD FOR LESS THAN CosT.-George
Washington Bricks, in letter to the Mobile
Advertiser gets off the following:
II was standing quietly on the front steps of
the custom house the other day, looking casu-
ally at beautiful creature sitting at one of
the parlor windows of the Battle House, try
ing to discover whether she was not an old
acquaintance of mine from the country, when
a strange young man, with limp in his walk,
came up and stopped near me.
@Pll swear it's mighty hot walking for a
lame man to-day" said he.
Whether the remark was addressed to me
or to society at large, / did not think it worth
while to inquire, but simply said in reply:
@I should think so really. May ask how
You came to be lame~
This was an impertinent question, know;
but as he had provoked it L did not think
there would be much harm in it.
"Certainly, sir" said he, II got hurt, and
very badly too, in personal difficulty had
with northern man named Meade"
sab, indeedp said I.
eyes; the thing created a good deal of eX-
element at the time, and an account of it was
published in all the newspapers, both North
and South, you must have read something
aboutit."
"Not word, 1 assure you. When and
where did it happen?"
"Why little over two years ago." said he,
"at town in Pennsylvania, called Gettysburg"
"Sold again, and the money received"
shouted a small newsboy, who was standing
by and heard the conversation, but who now
took to his heels.
"My gallant young friend" said 1, 81 &C
knowledge the corn cheerfully. And speaking
Of corn-do you ever drink anything?" at the
same time tossing my head in the direction of
the nearest drinking saloon.
Every rarely" was the reply; "but when I
do, it's generally about this time of day."
"Well," said I, "as you are doubtless in a
hurry to get to the grocery, I won't detain you
any longer"
And walked off and left him.
I shall never cease to regret that the small
newsboy didn't stay to hear the end of it.