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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06
DR R.CO0DALE'S
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

-
PEEETRATEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
1T and eIteFminates IL, root and branch, for
disease,
ever. - all the Wretched symptoms of this
IT REHOV. sdy, and sverts consumption.
loathsome ms read, deOdorizes the breath, and
tIT CLANS the. ~teful relief.
snords the most gr, = agony and silent suffering
IT ALLEvIATEs NOR
than tongue can tell. Re most hopeless cases,
IT Is EoTso fsC curingL. ID in.
that every known Eeans fan. 'odic Gatsrrh. Of the
IT CURES Ray ROss and Per.
most obstinate and Violent types. tie head can re-
No FoEA Of Cstarrh or noise a
sist its penetrating power. Q harmless
Oh. GOODALEs Catsrrh Remedy Sc
liquid, inhaled from the palR Of tue haE0, 4eOun.
ia. R. GooDALE il known throughout IL Ca
try, as the Author Of tine only True Theory .. nd
taTrh ever published-Mode Of Frearmont@
Rapid Cure in all its forms.
DR. GoODALEs Pamphlet on Cetarrh shoals ~
read by every one. IL can be obtained at our Re1f-
est Agency, or BY sending a postage stamp to our
once.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
@. b. PARKER, Sole Agent, rs Blocker street,
Sold nv ]. ". CLARK. Cleveland. Isbs:Rs
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THE BASEBALL MATCH,

Match for The Silver Ball Between The
Forest City Club Of Cleveland and
the PenfiEId Club of OberlIn The
Former NtctOriOus-Tbe Score Is
to Ii
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nrwF DESIRE TO GALL AT

M WE DESIRE TO CALL AT
TEETIoN to the Saratoga "A Spring Water.
The analysis shows IL to contain a large per cent.
more medicinal mineral properties than the Con-
gress, KissiDgsn, Yichy, or any other Spring
Water in the world. Its tonic, diuretic, aud ca
thartic properties are wonderful, and invigorate
the system 10 a remarkable mannfr. We under
stand it is being kept BY the principal Druggists,
Hotels. and Grosers. je2S:S34
BsE ASTONISHING-Thos Cohen,
Of 90 North Sixth st Willismsburgh, who had
he rheumatism for II years, and has walked on
erutches for six months, has been restored to per-
feet health by a few doses of METOALFE's
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. He is willing
to confirm this statement on eath, IL requir.d.
fs 2s:RI7 STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents.
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POWELL. Rook Kinder

MI Il IVW NII1 UVVh DIHuNI
- and Blank Book Manufacturer, No IS Bank
street, Room No. r. JOhusOn's Block. Cleveland,
Ohio. Magazines, Periodicals, Music Books. etc,
bound on short notice. Nalises aud Pocket Books
Uttered in plain and Ornamental type. Albums
repaired. Bill Heads and Letter Heads got up TO
order fuuei2 RAJ
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GS- For Morning Edition News see
outside.
E6- For Evening Edition News see
inside.
FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1866.
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DR. A. n. ~MAURICEAU,

Professor of Diseases Of women
has been in extensive and successful practice for
upwards Of thirty years at dis present ofioe-a
fact that speaks for itself-and is kEOgn to thou
sands Of ladies as tho author Of
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ANALYSIS.

LIST, I'd, 81, 4th, 5lh, 9Th, 18th, s,h,T Total
Forest City ! II ; 6 6 As
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OPRING CL0THING.-Our stock Of
~ Spring Clothing is now complete, and is daily
receiving new additions.
Fancy Cashmere Pants and Vests,
Fancy Cashmere Coats to match,
Fancy Cashmere Spring 0vsrcoats,
Linen Coats, Busters and Pants,
to be had at the present low prices st
mAr2l S. MAEE1S.
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HOOP
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,

IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
i houses in Philadelphia and Washington, we
ave opened a NEw TORK HOUSE at above To-
stion, and offer our services to Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the transaction Of their business
iu-this city, including purchases and sales OF Gov
EESzEST sECUsTrIEs, STOCKS, BONDS, AND Coup.
We are constantly represented at the Stock tx
Change and GCld Board, where orders sent Us are
promptly hlled. We keep CT banda full supply Of
Government Securities Of all Issues,
buying AID selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE & co.
"a N Pie m w.
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DRUGGED AND ROBBED.
rTcxIcs AND ENcURsIovs.

flCS4CS AMI EAtOASlONS.
There was a large number both of picnics
and excursions from the city, but none ex-
traordinsEily larges The steamer Morning
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FEoFFhsaO2 OF ELEoIE1FAIHH AAD mLDIclsI.
Once ugScneca street, q few doors from Superior,
up stalls, opposite City Hotel
80 OtHcs hours from to y and from ? 70 5O'clOck
Daily SUNDAYS excepted iauH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

A Western con temporary informs the pub
lie that " the joint and constant co.opera-
" ton of all the dynamic forces is essential to
I" a healthy social growth" The mass of
readers will be edited by hearing that such is
the case We trust that the dynamic
forces will render themselves rs harmonious
and agreeable as possible. 1t Is gratifying
tribute 10 the general intelligence when such
q phraseology can be exploded i'll prairie
newspaper with the certainty that its siSniil-
canoe will be universally appreciated. There
was no necessity, we are sure, that the learned
Journalist should volunteer the explanation
that social philosophers are accustomed 10 call
those facts which tend TO change the condition
of society by the name OF "dynamical forces
Newspaper subscribers should be presumed 10
nave their own dictionaries or ought 10 nave
them when there are social philosophers
about They cannot expect the illumnators
Oh the public TO use such plain words rs
wealth, religion, education, the power of the
civil government, commerce, and the military
arm, when phrase us clear as 1t is laconic
tells the whole story.
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&ittmond 1ispatth.


1t is not little singular that whist soi''
co,,,e,,,o, who come from rural districts see
the propriety and necessity, III 'h'
gency, of repeating the usnry raw NV
representatives of commerciai coiuin"
WIN, eth, adhere to the old law, rs 'ho"sh
there had been no change III the common"
thiues-as though the land had hot wv ~
lated, Richmond had not been o"i ,'"' "''N
our money was not all gone. fe''.
both Houscs-is represented os "oi'n -
,,,,, &c tho mast. ambassadors from the palmy
DAYS Of the state, who seem not yet sensible
ofthe great revolutions and even Richmond
Is understood 10 have one delegate who be-
longs TO the past age on this subject. Mr..
LES for he Is the gentleman from this city
understood to oppose the repeal OF the usury
law we know 10 be an active, enterprlslhS
gentleman, and who, we supposed, from his
practical sense and close observation OF inc
necessities of this community, would be among
the first TO recognize the expectancy Oh re-
pealinS the usury law to invite capital io} IN
rost,nen, here We confess our surprise thai
No ,aLes the onposite course. We regret 10
hear that he takes such position-the more
especially because lie represents commercial
community, and will be referred TO as autho
rity amongst country delegates. kepreseh'a'
tives are extremely sensitive when the CORES
pondence of their views with those OF their
constituencies brought in question. 1t IS Il
proper sensitiveuess, and ought not lightly 10
be touched. But the subject Is important
Mr. LEES vote is impor;ant and there IS NOT
n doubt but that, if report speaks truly mt
differs widely from his constituents. we nope
that rumor gives more emphasis TO ms posi-
ton than j. warranted and that whatever
NAV be his sentiment on the subject he VIII al
least acquiesce in the wishes OF ms cohsutu-
ents in this hour OF their greatest difficulty
and need
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

Tim. hermit the large capital eon'roilea oS re.
nm, h,s capitalists 10 come here and aid III 'he
speedy restoration of this city and she ~'a'e :
or viii they adhere to it and leave the people
to the mercy of the real shaversf VIII 'heS
.oom them TO that sad fate-to move slowly
an with small loans at enormous interest, that
,,iu embarrass them with hopeless indebted
moss. while the growth of the city Is retarded
and the State is kept back and fingers i'll ara-
thy and indigencc2 Let them but give the
subject their deliberate consdcration-let them
look upon the situation of the country-iet
them see how our people are exerting them
selves in the face of the troubles and difhcuities
which surround them, and we are sure 'heS
will abandon their preiudces and yield TO the
force IMPRACTICAL good sense and pubhc heces
sity bv rencalinS the usury law. They Will
thus revive the hopes of the people and speedily
restore he prosperity of their State lheS
will never regret IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15
city of Richmond, was ordered to be engrosseo
Il third reading

CITY of Richmond, was ordered to be engrosseo
for it's third reading.
PUBLIC ROADS.
Bill to provide for keeping the puDhc io"uS
In repair. ,,.artta postDone-
,nent of the bill Withdrawn. ,,o
Mr. TURNER moved the recommitmeh' VI WAC
bill. ooro,,i,neut of
Mn. STRAGuAS urged the recomnli IN Tho
,hn hiu Mr. PExpLEToN thought thue Wv
hin could he practically amended III th' iA0
4 recommitncnt would cause dela!
The bill was recommltted'
FEMALE CLERKS.
MIR GARRETT, from the SneClal lin VIM for
- tho snhiect reported bill pro'lulIiS .'a
the employment of fenal" CIR NJ, ,to,ts etc =
,n ninoiInt of grants, surveys pateht9 - - >
- ' thn Land Registers Office. Inc oliA
read for the first time. A., r,IIontrv of
Mr., GARNETT appealed 10 inc ~ he mics
rho House to allow Suspension - j. tir,a IN.
~ ordnf 10 read the bill for the seSoiu ~,
IN or"y Th ~ we're many young ladies OF Ill
u' I;...,,na who were i'll Straltehcd SchC"lr'
l ti.,s and who were able to 40 llle copy llls
NJ WoopsoT moved TO lay the OH upoii 'he
table. which was agreed TO.
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr. I,ygERorGH offered n resolution in
e,,Iirinp into the expcdieucy of authorizing the
Tnnnty Courts of Stafford and King George
- harrow money for educational purposes. In
connection with his resolution, the gentleman
made some very eloquent remarks upon the
subject of education. Resolution agreed TO.
Several other resolutions were offered, when
will come up in some shape hereafter.
On motion OF Mr.. KILGY, the House adj
iorrned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rs- Police Notice. On MONDAY. January
Is 1896, all persons living in the limits Of the
MIDDLE WARD, between Fourth and Four
teenth streets are hereby notified to have the accu-
mutation Of dirt and filth in front of their respec
tive dwellings placed ia a pile, subject to reno
val by the city carts, which will commence on
TUESDAY following removing the same. obstruc-
tons from building material must be removed by
the owners of the property upon completion OF the
building and the cutters must be kept free OF any
distractions under all circumstances.
The owners Of unimproved lots in the burnt dis
trct are hereby required to remove all distractions
from the sidewalks and carriage ways and TO re-
rairauy damage to sidewalks and to close the
openings to cellar, 81 vaults.
All ordinances will in future be risidly enforced.
J. II. CLAIBORNE,
"a II 2, Chief of Police.
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MARRIED.,

In Pccrsburg, Va, on Inc evcning u m, Flh
instant, by the Rev. g. J. Gibson, Mr.. SAM FL, X
ROSENBERG, private one Hundred and Twelfth
PENNSYLVANIA Regiment Heavy Artillery, United
States army, to Mrs ADELlNE NJ. EVANS, OF
Richmond.
On Thursday, January !. 1896, at the residcnce,of
the brides father. by the Rev. =. + Coyle, Mr.
THOMAS 4. SPENCER and Miss ELOlSE COILS
son, both of Mobile, Ala. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

COLONEL MoSBY ARRESTED. Colonel John S
Mosby was arrested in Leesburg on last Mon.
day. and Is held subject 10 the orders of Gene
raj Ayre, Military Commandant nj Winches-
ter. The cause OF his arrest has not trans
PRED - Htrfeaton Jtuiet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

r ARGE SALE OF FOUNDRY AND
l. MACHINE PROPERTY, ENGINES, LATHES,
T42hS PLowS lR2N BEhTIXG, XII II R q
iss5IWWiii be sold at auction, at the North State
Iron and Brass Works, in Raleigh, \. G., the valu-
able property owned by SHAY Gr, WI Nh 5
CHINE SHOPS, located Immediately on the K. IA;
leigh ana CASTOR raroad and the REA ,Lr ESTATE Fs
WHEREoN THE SANE ARE LoCiAth u; rw ne
GGTS estate Is very '1'u"'l'' N"a '
The first lot is on the corner Of Hsrget and Yves.
the Foundry Brass and IRON With hSt this pr o
VIII be sold sBSfy sso PnGW q a MLiRoS
PATTERNS, and, in fact, PATTERNS for all cast
ings used in this locality, the original cost oil "hich
was at least twenty thousand dollars
The second Lot i bounded by Harget street and
the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad, and has on it
BI RIcK y wSAARHEHotSE, and a NEVER FAILING
SPRING, (said to possess valuable mineral proper
s as2 with s sTSs a[& Of van
able MACHINERY and TOOLS, consisting, in part,
OF the following, viz ,,.~.
8-Horse- power Portable Engine IN per-
feet order;
. Large Screw Cutting Lathe,
l Large Turning Lathes,
. New Hand Lathe,
l Scrowl saw and Table Lathe,
3 Rip Saw and Table Lathes,
/ Dmple Fan,
| &C. inch Circular saw,
Gri,t Mill. in perfect order, -
| Sampson i Paes Large Punch and
w"odworth's Planer,
50 feet Shaftng, Pulleys and Hangers
800 feet ., g. !, 10 and Finch BeltnS,
go l-horse Flows,
200 and 2-horse Plows, without woods;
1000 Plow Points, all kinds required;
500 Land Sides,
1000 Plow Bolts,
5000 lbs. ,; !, sand singh Dagon lron'
5000 - u and Pinch Tire Iron,
/, 5000 u, ?, 3 and 5-nch Band Iron, ,.,,
5000 " t, /, J, 1, I, !, l and lt-inch Round
ZOO 8. Nos. Il and Is Shovel Plate Iron,
900 Tank Iron. 10 feet long, a-lo OF an
inch thick, =
900 @ Blacksmith Tools, consisting OF
AnviIs, TongS, Hammers, Sledses'
&c, sc.
10000 " Pig Iron
10000 Wrought Scrap Iron,
100000 - Cast Scrap Iron,
10000 - Grndstonts,
500 :" No. and Wire,
900 - Cast Steel,
loo " Refined BoraX,
Is dozen Cast Steel Axes,
y ShovelS, without handles;
New 2-horse lrom-aXle Farm Wagon and
50 Cords Wood Bench, ,yices, Stocks, Dies
and Taps Mill Taper and Bastard
Files Lathe Tools. Cold Chisels, &c.
At the same time and place will be sold the
Shatting. Hangers, Pulleys, Betting, and all the
machinery complete 10 run bucket, pan ana
measure factory. The attention OF farmers Is eSic-
ciaIly invited t. the above sale, there wi Ill be
sold i large number Of new and we'll -nade pows
one and two horse in lots 10 suit purchasers, be
sides A large number of shoves and other agricul-
tural implements. ..,.
Terms For the personal property, CASH; for the
real estate, terms will be made known on DAY oi
sale Sale will be positive, regardless OF weather
ana will continue from day 10 day until The Whole
Of this valuable property Is so id.
The property can be seen by appIlca.ioh 10 the
/ undersigned. IS. L. W ii.AI ahoo-i
Sole agent for shay, Williamson GO:
Raleigh. December 81. l.6j ia l3-3t
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Christian, Lea i Co, Auctioneers,
63 Main street.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w auction on TUESDAY. January 10th, 1866,
commencing at IL o clock 4. NJ,
- barrels BROWN SUGAR.
20 barrels EXTRA SUGAR,
Is barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
) barrels POWDERED SUGAR,
- barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR,
hogsheadS PORTO RICO SUGAR,
- bags RIO COFFEE,
- bags JAVA COFFEE,
) hogShcads BACON SIDES.
hoESheads BACON SHOULDERS;
50 half boxes ADAMANTIN L CANDLES.
20 boxes TALLOW CANDLE
80 tubs LARD,
: one-eighth casks FRENCH BRANDY,
50 cases WHISKY,
10 cases CLARET WINE,
IL case, PORT VINE,
casks ALE.
20 dozen BROON>,
- dozen BUCKETS,
10 dozen BASKETS various kinds,
20 baskets ClIAMPAGNE,
200 realms WRAPPING PAPER,
- barrels SPLIT HERRINGS,
% half barrels MACkEREL,
- kits MACKEREL,
Is barrels MACkEREL,
IS boxes STARCH,
% gross BLACklNG,
- gross MATCHES, ~
ALSO,
oIRON SAFES, 5. c. Herrins's patent, In
nersect order, will be sold at II o'clock.
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 Co,
IA 10 IS Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

BY Regnault & Go.
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.
WYE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w TUESDAY MORNING, 10th instant at half
past 10 D clock,
WARDROBEs,
BUREAUS,
WHITING DESKS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER holsters AND PILLOWS,
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
TABLES, .
Fanny BINGHAM SHIRTS,
BLEACHED COTTON,
CASSIM ERES,
BOOTS,
CIGARS,
CARPETS,
"'-'D0" WV REGNAULT & Co,
La h-of AuctiOneers sc.
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VI Al, IiELLEk q DNVI Inv,
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,

HALL q HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs oP
MOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand Of
THOMAS, HUGHEs Il CALDWELL
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and Gary
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed co-partner.hlP'"
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friehd' "'
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly Of Thomas, Hughes CaIA"e"
EDGAR s. HUTCHINSON,
formerly OF MeVeigh, Howard &'o.,
dsll--,s Lynchbur< Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15
hE; Life Insurance.

BE Life Insurance.
INSURE ~ THE BEST SAFEST AND
CHEAPEST COMPANY.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
OF HARTFORD
II j. the LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY in the country.
Il has the Largest ANNUAL INCOME,
1t has the LARGEST SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER
LIABILITIES.
II Ina, the LARGEST DIVISIBLE SURPLUS.
1t has paid the LARGEST DIVIDENDS ANNU-
ALLY.
It furnishes insurance At LESS COST than any
other company.
Capital. tVVVo'V
For insurance, applyto
pEs T. W. HANCOCK aud
J. GRATTAN CABELL,
Medical Examiners or
THOMAS VI. ALFRIEND Y son,
I, 13ow Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

RsEs Farmers, Save Your ShuckS.
BALE YOUR SHUCKS.
SEND YOUR SIICCKS TO MARKET.
6. i. STACY 4 SON.
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING,
No. 10 Main street, Richmond,
will pay one dollar per one hundred pounds fora all
the SiUCkS you deliver to them AT their MAT
TKESS MANDATORY, on Cary and sixteenth
streets Richmond. de 22-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

Joint resolution in relation 10 the land taxes
and other imposts and taxes levied by the
United States, appealing for the postpone
ment of the collection of those taxes, was taken
m and passed
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CARE OF CRIMINALS

Bill TO amend section hlrty-three, chapter
one hundred and eighty -four, concerning pay
ment of fees for taking care of and conveying
criminals, was, on its third reading, passed
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Bill to incorporate the Atlantic Dock and
Iron Company was, on its third reading,
uuGspu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-15

Bill 10 authorize county courts 10 borroI
money was, on its third reading, passed
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

LrARk poR sAf.E-HOusE ArD BhRs, WIN sIs
ssre@ ~ groant 81 Esst williamsburg 78 uaies fona
le fsry. fsgnss ~ soors svss, ss.f rgosa-ss,
WlAA&nxtvrg
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C, 'ro amr.

rf,D LBT-Is RAAiLioR STREET, NEAR GATES
avenIo Broosiy. three story higa sop brick House
ten nOou,s aN niprsrnit tnL 2oSl nePh1Draood, hi-t
groond, % minutes % Fatos terry. Apply - Nm l.
tUAAh, ltt knl0n sire i, n. X.
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
BRooKLyN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A HOUSE FOR sALE-wrH PLOT OF GROUND
N By i1o feet The house ~ by 81 feet three
basemsn and ,uhcear extension and schen has station
HLshe In the II healthy location. Col
YER between vansn and Washington streets, 0resnpo,
Brooklyn, ". ID.
The New York herald., 1866-05-02

IrLEnAEr RESIDENCE rOR sALfy-fN wORCRsTER,
IL The samuel Davis Hous< with ~ % Land ~ii
te sold ., publc sncon On the premises, on lhersdy
May 10 At ~ O'Clock n. The dwelling boase ~ the
.as, erected 81 ia Thoroughly built IN p~ri~e, r.r-ir
fitted with works, furnacs and AL modsrn
The grounds ofb@mented WITH hne grove ~
large forest trees and the cossans many efess
fruit trees Ne more beautiful place 10 found In esnus
hassaonnsstts
Also the tine and psee Lots and Cath
containing sbot.one hslf e-<i icing
pAr tbs snh1 desirable baif
Ing lcts In Wrfssfcr for ard of sale sTDy a.
=. ". wEILirOroNB osAee. 10 ssntrsl kfchansr ~
y oEO Y HoAh, CHARLES n PRATT or AffLsfoF
DADhIE
The New York herald., 1866-05-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ENGINES AND ROLLERS sEw AND SECOND HAwf
IL si ~is,S one Burcen Kngine ief5t with '.sui.
bscr rurnp crlnrrtyos. al In god ortss. eh~sJ
P.aEers ste.m punp. un and fefc- Drop frsss~s nal
~ Calendar Veneer A.vs noasuog tnrnes. hhsnas
Pu.ieyr Ae al DAVE hsehinsry rssd va and ilA bsd
sfrsst Jerssy cry tsssres@ 81 s--enrsi"ns noes'
, N soit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-11
MARINE NEWS.
pOIsT OF CHAItL TOT.
arrived Yesterday.


Tronc1, bark Mazatlan, Fauvre 1sle Of Carmen-saed
Sept TO- Wood, Hides, &C. To Order Bound to go e.
and put in disabled On the I'd inst about LAY ~ IN
the Gulf Stream experienced a hael
onds. when tie mass had to be cut away; th vessel
then rluhted She is alao leaking badly ha passed ,
numerous disabled vessts The was 'owee 70 uas
port by the steamer Dictator. inere "as Wv
'oI RarE A Cochran Pierce, Boston, days.. ce. 10
Risley & Creighton, Duryea n,,,o, Nownot NJ
Brig Redwood. Borden ate b9yle SeMpoh pn}oea &C.
r. tha Master On the I'd inst. lot 20 80 Ion 1zSa tooA
~ nanvv snv Nh ralo which lasted until the sd inst IN.
orea ne to hurricane, the wind changing to ~
the Sd at NJ shipped saI neaGs boat oa manopmast
"ay s,linG the vessel with water and washing over
hoarj Cnpt Boylo the second mate, Il Iurher,anu one
Nothing was seen M @ o1 saes cot oysrboa twice
not wss finally saved After the blow saw ase snip
steering with all her ds!an gone u rs Salt
ro Vnu' Holton Tamsen & Co. On the 50 lnt, apou.
9oo miles Of Charcston, experienced ,I a
fron 6yu he D. during which lost bulwarks sls sas'
arT sgSpg ss disabled ss hae
a, ,mal 1,asner Robinson, Philadelphia days.
Coal. TO Getty 70. no,..,o y,a Jaclonyillo,
steamer Dictator Coxetter, fa M ao hsss fInn DOT
rornandna &c 90 bales and ~ pa.es
,on and MGze 70 D Asen Go, DhifApat
e;u, so.,, a9u Mnn = Vannlg, Ingraham Hunt Dds
AT QUARANTINE. s
scnr MORNING ., o,.A ',.d Yesterda,. oor, 10
.~....,aor sroote, New Yorh-Gpenel l.
schr Alba Adams, Boston-H, z Baker y Co.
Cleared for this Port'
Brig Meteor, Anderson, OF Boston, OCTOBER o. ==
ZZZ LIST OF VESSELS
ND n1.EApED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL"
Br brig Albert, Erikson outward oo'no hpt,er ~
The Cardigan Young, sailed .sp t o. 1e 1s
rhe Maria McKenzia sailed 'eps " ~
cno.uail noS all +, sail. ........ Jct'er o
Brig Lyncoln Webb, Wylie, up...' spt,er "a
Brig Walker,#- up. ~. '' 49, Nct,er
Bril- Meteor. Anderson cleared ..'.. q .
a1asTod hnT - ,...... Jepter 2G
Brig Nameang' LeAh, ~, o'o"i .......Jep Jepter AZ
Brig Carroll ., Gulliver, ,antsr %
Schr H Burlott Wilson, up Crt,on -
Bctr Maria Hall, Garfield, ;ent,er 81
schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, up... 0cter
schr American, Moss, up. - sent,er %
Schr Kate Wentworth Adams, up. 5ator ~ 81 81
schr Knowles, Knowles, cleared. ''oe' v -
PHILADELPHIA. ot,.
schr Dan;al pierson person, cleared ....''oc' Z. .
BALTIMORE. =5,,..
Steamship Adele Hail. to sail.