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MARKETS.
by Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June l.
The Commercials money article says there were
a few transactions in gold at l4O9l4I. The only
business OF importance has been foreign exchange.
The demand for sight bills on Paris has been I'M
usually active, with correspond & advance in
rates on lime bills London transactions are larger.
The shipment Of specie tomorrow appears Hsely
toIsggregate three million dollars.
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ONO BILLmED CHAuPIoNsHIP.-By die
patch to Mr.. c. W. Davis, of this city, we
learn that the billiard match for the
championship Of Ohio, did not come of
Dir. Cloote, who was TO contest with Mr..
FrawIy, having paid forfeit. We did not
learn the cause.
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Wind0so Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRIrT a HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-tf Opposite Maxwell Hote
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from q distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisemeut given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. Deaderick street.
April12-tf.
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Another cholera scare prevails in Gotham.
Do viii get around to this part Of the circle
Iu due time. Eut should any one here be
weakening in the knees already, let him
r.u on Bob Jenkins, at Tom Wells Old
Drug store, and be strengthened. Bob has
the syrup to accomplish it.
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AIKEN up BY n. r. Dortch, Esq. living n, ~,
4 yih District, one IkON-GRAY fIILY = 49,
oidi long name and tan. small star 10 forsbesd !
snall white spot The Ostslde Of the len hind go.
no brands or Other marks perceplble Apprersei
Taken up BY Priscilla Martin, a stray COW a.
Ahte color. with black ears, marked t.s6 urlerfsfs
IN earl ear. foreieet black little hslov tha 49,.
no other marks Appraised 10 SO.
msyz4 Wtg' ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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Sec a Momnn

ln another column picking Samburg
Grapes FIR Snecr's Wine. II is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
trst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
]. Is well worth q trial, and gives great
satisfaction, Idec2l-tst6we0Wly.
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BILLIARDS Two of our local celebrities
In the Billiard line, Andy Lamb and VIII
Brown, viii play a match game Of 500
points tonight, at Cauvin d Deprez' rooms
in the Colouade building. Both players
are In excellent practice and the game viii
bevcry interesting.
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THE GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
rrrru DAY or TIE REAssEuuLTSo.

Frrru DAY or THE REAssEMBLIEG.
The Court met at the usual hour, Major
General Gillem presiding.
Robert Farr1n sworn I reside in Louis
vile. Kentucky, aud have known Mr.. Dem
mis- for Eve or SIX years. His reputation Is
bad. though only know what others say,
who have had dealings with him, ! would
hardly believe him on oath.
Cross Examination | have heard Mr..
Neal. and two of the Mr.. Grey's speak OF
bis bad reputation and, also others.
la. uo do feeling toward Mr.. Dennis, re-
gariur she Improvements OF CaoelI street.
There beirg no other witnesses present
t-e court adjourned till 10 A. n.
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PresovAL.-Dr. Quiutard, who was to
have been present in this city next Sunday,
has telcgraphcd that he is in i'll health, and
cannot be here.
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RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages 10 shoot
ing small birds u a cruel man whoever aids in tx
Terminating rats is a heneiactOr. We should like
some one 10 give as the benefit Of their experience
in driving out these pests. WefHeed sorneth OK
besides aOgs, cats, and TAPS fof- Ia business -
Ecielflfc AHie1c1n, ". y.
E5-5ee "COsrAa's" advertisement shove.
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Tug ZAxrEErrA TRlUPE.-The Zanfretta
Troupe have thus far failed to reach Nash
willie. Due notice viii be given when they
will appear.
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For fuc Carte de VlstCs, or large Photo
graphs, plain or elegantly colored, call
"a GIERs' GALLERY,
may29-lm ~ Union street.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, news
dealer, Union street, for the lates Louisville
and Cincinnati papers.
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1866.

"COsTAR's RAT DIFFERENTIATION is simple.
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ihcafon
meeting We have ever attended Everv Raj that
can get - properly prepared. vii eat T. and every
one that eats it viii die, generally a. some place ~
distant a. possible from where u vas taken.-LaEs
SHIRE Mich Mirror.
"a See "C0sTARs advertisement above.
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srrrmR SrEING.-Mr. Scott, proprietor Of
the sulphur Spring, yesterday sold an un-
divided half for s., 600, to T. ?. Dolin.
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Arcuoy sLE.-see advertisement of auc-
tiau sale by G. B. Nichols & Co. The arti-
Giles sold viii doubtless be greatly sought
after.
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Tarr BuL.-The grand jury has found a
true bin against the murderers OF oiuceT
Caually. The viii probably be tried soon.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with vermin need
be 20 no longer, 81 they use 'COsrAE's' Extermina-
tor We have used o y our sati=fzct0n; and II a
box cost s., We would have IT, We have trief POI
sons, bat they effected nothing; but "Costars ar
uele knocks the breath on Of Rsts, Nice, R0sches
Ants and Bed-BuRs, quicker than We can writa IL
i r. IN great demand al over the county, Medina
(Oh0l Guzcffe.
$50 .Cl.rAa..- adzsrti.ennenl ahnza-
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs- sbouli r.
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth on Grain.
Provisions, &C., are annually DESTROYED ~ RAJ
Nice, Ants, and other insects and ysrrnin.-alI Of
which can b prevented b. 4 few dollars worth Of
"C0sTaR's, Rat, Roach, Ant, Ac, Extsrninator.
bought and used freely.
ps-5 see "COsrAE's' advertisement above.
DB-5old in Nashville, Tenn, by W Ia C. "
SMITH. aod al Druggists and Dealers.
narchl7-3m dEW
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Frroao Of those gems Of art, a beautiful
o1.g-ol Pearl Miniature, call at
GIEEs' GALLERY,
u2--Im - Union st.
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TT'EE GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE ACE
4 being protection against Fire and viii not rot
on IL combines strength with rspidlty or aduzf
meut, requlunR ONLY ONE-THIRD or A MIN
JIE TO TIE UP A BALI OF COTTOS.
TO being nov well known b. I'D the deafars l.,
rope Tor Ealing cotton, that only a very small eroo
d hemp was made the past year and that. In ro.-
sequence, the Pree vii rule very high and that =
supply cannot be relied on a. any prues. In go
sideralon u these hcts, an dealers, and thoaa
requiring ties vii do vel 70 put 10 their oder ~
li- Le -ooni merely SECURING supply f0r the -.
son. The Indications uoS 20 r. A. ~. Ave i-ss,
are, that me demand iOr this he viii b. verv Isrge
hence The necess " o. making early orders ,b.'h'
addressed % the manufacturer
- BEAGDA A BRO. 81 L<ui.-
STONE q MURPHY, or N SMITH 6CJ
LACY McgHEE. Memphis. lem
Viii meet with prompt attention. '''-'
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A VOICE FROM TIRE FAR WEsT-speakinz
o. "COsuar's' Pat, Rosch, Ant, &c, Exterminat0r-
"mOre grain and provisions are DESTROYED annually
IN Grant county - Vermln thsn would pay Tor IONS
ri this Rat and Insect Killer aneqsfer fWlsl
Head
pa-see "cosTaE's" advertisements above.
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1861.

INCREASE OF RAT5-The Fumcr's EGqzsfis
tEngiish) asserts and proves by figures that one
pair Of RATS oil have progeny and descendants
no less than Col, $50 IN three years. Nov, unless
this immense family can be Kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain S. 90 hu-
man beings.
E5-see "CosrAR's" advertisement above.
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in which a fine wreath was the prize. Ehe
Judges consisted Of John F. House, 7. D.
Scott. and Prof L. G. Marshall. In the
ring. too, we noticed Gen. B. F. Cheatham,
and General Cerro G0rdo Williams. The
knights appeared in the ring en- oostume,
and made brilliant display. The names
and characters of the contestants were as
follows, the number Of the rings suspended
being ten. There were two trials, each gen
tleman being credited with the number Of
rings at each round. Here are the names
anl rnsnlts:
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The Dispenssry is Located at ~
NO. DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

n
T alters bne
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GONORRHDA
SYPHILIS.
FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaIxu

With any difficulty of the Womb other ailments eectusy
or by description given by their family physician Of the
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'IS years established in y. Y. Guy"
"Ouly inialhble remed IS known"
"Free from = isOns."
mot dangerous b the Fuman Family"
'Rsts come out OF their hJ.es b die"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

pondent at Florence says the first
hostile movement of Italy Will be 10
throw eighty thousand men IN one
BODY across the Pc, following this up
by touring 800, 900 into Venetia.
The Vienna correspondent OF the
London Times describes the posltlons
OF the Austrian army OF the North;
The entire is between Oimutz anu
Prague. The left wing extends from
Prague by the northwest frontier
to Bohemia, and the right wing from
Omutz to Cracow, where there is
strongly intrenched camp. 1t was
stated that body of Austrian troops
is about to concentrate near Franz
fort Oh the Main.
I Kossuth had issued an address to
the Hungarians dated Turin, recon-
mending them to wait for the course
of events and remain as they are, or
enroll themselves in Hungarian le-
eior, and ii matters progress in such
manner as to offer field OF action
due notice will be given.
On the Goth of May the Prince OF
Bokara. with 10000 men and q guns
engaged Prussian fort and suffer-
cd decisive defeat, losing 10 cannon
and being completely routed. The
Prussian loss was insignificant.
Tie cholera he'd broken out IN the
npighborhood of Berlin.
New YORK, June 26.-An accl-
dent occurred today on the Hudson
River Railroad, at Peekskill. The
conductor and four men were killed
outright, and many seriously injured.
No more about the cholera is report
I cd.
/ RICHMOND, June 26.-H. Rives
! Pollard had collision last night with
/ Samue! James, who made derogato-
r, remarks about Edward A. Pollard.
The parties were separated, and Pol
lard went end armed himself, and at
last accounts was in quest OF James.
SCHENECTADY. n. Y. June &c.
The extensive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were
destroyed by fire to-day. The loss
amounts to $500, 900, and 500 hands
are thrown ont of employment.
MEMPHIS, June 26.-A freight
train on the Mississippi Central ran
through trestle three miles north
of Grenada yesterday evening, kill
ing negro brakesman, injuring Sc
verely William Sutton and son, OF
Grenada, and two others, and de-
molishing the tender and two ears.
Reports from the crops in Arkans-
as and Mississippi are more encourage
ing, although the crop will be short.
River stationary. Thermometer ".
ST. LOUIS, June ga man nam
ed Clark was robbed of $4,000 while
going from ST. Joseph to Rockport,
! Atchison comfy, on Saturday.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Cotton clos.
ed firm at 3s@39c, 8 2O's at 1O34,
: 3O's at 1929, and gold cosed at l3G
@I5S.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 2S.--A lorna
de-, ranging from northwest to south
west, passed over this afternoon,
blowing down house, trees, and
wounding a number of persons.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison COUNTY.
In Probate Court Of said County.

In Probate Court Of said County.
IN he matter Of Mc petition Of K. G. d.
rine ire, mor, and j { Richards, ID
m,njs,r0,or, {. { a. Of the estate Of 4. u,
D,c,ne, deceased for sale Of real estate.
THIS petition coming on for hearing and
it appe'Iing to the court that William
tN j. ror-rrsident, residing at Con-
zrlrs Gonzales county, Texas. II is there
f. E ordered by the court that publication
be maze for him in the American Given.
\ u. ~sparer published in he city OF Can
on. TO, four consecutive weeks, to be
4 d - ear befo,e the Probate court Vi
NJ ,n,s"r coGnIy. TO be held at Canton
t. b. .urlhouse thereof. on the
I4h dag of July. A d. 1866.
heo srd here TO show cause if any you
can VIII, he petition Of J. c Richards,
alumni ra,r de boni non, and X. Z. Di-
zine. cu,uI AS aforesaid, for the sale
Of cane real estate therein described
Loallrr, b, granted, also ordered ths'
IT,. he. ID. Ward, send copy o
j. paper TO said Wm. Fly, at Coma
! rxrs containing a notice OF lh'
publication.
E. D WARD, Clerk.
june l6 GO eS4w.
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In he County Court OF said Count.
HhSnr COX Attachment TO 70 July Ten
GRSrR WARREN. J
THE defendant in the above stated CO
Is hereby uoti6ed that an sttachm,
was issued against lis estate, real and
personal on rh- Oh dsy Of June. A. L
1866. for the sun Of Seventy-three dc
lars and 6ity cents. returnable to IS
cur in favor of said plaintiff, and I"
uules. he appears at 'be COURTEOUS
said county, in the town Of Canton,
the 3 Monday Of July next. and pl-g'
answer or demur 10 said altschme
Judgement by default will be enter,
against him. and the estate or proper
ATTACHED will be sold to satisfy said ju,
ment and, il is further ordered that
notice be published at least once a VT
for four consecutive weeks 10 the Amen.
can Ciizen, a public newspaper in this
Srsre = copy Of which is to be sent BY
he clerk Of this court 10 the postofice OF
said defendant, addressed 10 bin.
-, Witness my hand and seal this
IL. 5 the 18th June, A d. 1866.
t~l JN0. DAWSON.
Clerk.
J W Dows's. AlLrDsJ for plaintiff.
June FL. &C. sTtv.
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CY 1t is reported that the farmers
in Texas have harvested the finest
crop OF wheat ever raised in the State.
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Great Fire in Schenectady.

The Freedman's Bureau Pill Passes
the Senate.
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The Cotton Tax in the House.
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Charges Against Gen fitzpatrick.
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7 F / F G R A P H | c
FROM WASHING TON
The President Trying to Get the
Fenian Prisoners Released,

The New Political Nov ament'
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towns in any section of the country.


not only compare taVorably with any
place il Mississippi, but in the whole
South. After consultation with our
friend, DR.. Sanguine-ado, we can say
that the health of our town is in a
most excellent condition. Indeed,
if cur physicians belonged to that
class of men who estimate their own
prosperity above human happiness
generally, they would say, when in
terrogated, that our city was "dis-
tressingly healthy"
In conclusion, then, of rather
long and somewhat diSjointed uti-
Gle, we would invite all men of en-
ergy, seeking new home, to come
and see the advantages presentedby
the commercial centre OF the "gar-
den of Mississippi" Here you will
find almost every thing calculated
to crafty the wants and tastes of
your physical, moral and intellectual
nature. In the pursuit of gain you
will find worthy competitors and CO.
laborers. In social intercourse You
will meet men qualified to discuss
the most intricate and abstruse ques-
tons. Galen and EsculapiuS, Black
stone and Story, have worthy diScl-
pies here. "lly Lord Coke upon Lit
Teton" and contingent reminders
and eXecutory dividends" and kin
bred topics, are discussed here about
as learnedly as anywhere i'll these
States. Nor need your thoughts aud
associations be wholly confined to
things Of "time and SENSE" The
spires Of numerous churches, point
ing 20 he SKY, demonstrate that our
citizens appreciate the value OF their
religious privileges. Here, the Great
Eternal, the OnnipOtent and In
mortal, is wOrshipped with almost
universal alteration. Those gentle
men who are called to administer TO
our spiritual necessities, at this par
ticular time, are fully competent to
discharge the duties OF Their hoIN
calling in an able ana acceptaole
manner. They DO not, as we have
known some to do, delight in delec-
,,fannro, sevcd fat. and troc viii "
'"',''' ~, ,'.,, na.,. a,l j.,
an" H'"''"" you WIN -,of'" '''' -
"ognateS, Il S'ihl''f '''a' HaS "lNio'"
The Christian world since Paul dis.
mltpd with Peter to his face but
.,,.,...,,..,,l, uCrr,sr AVID Him rru
-.
'iii'"'
10 AL, thrn, VINO are 'oo"IA| '"r
now home, we say, "comr hithrr.'
Hmm Won will find. if not tllr "pparl OF
..:.,,, - Io,s. 4,o ra,, that
- ~ ..,..n,+ ,rl
happiness.
% --.-
ORIGIN OF THE TERM "FENlAN. -
IN IriShman in Cincinnati having
I y-,.i++ap to Uoad Centre STEPHENS fol
.,e,o4;o,, os +o tho oririn of fin,
AVN ''','' " -, a.. g.,
, WORD "fehlah' mas recelNeu 'lie ioi
lowing reply:
. Every student of Irish history vii
; recoIlect that chieftain existed il
: Ireland, lust anterior to the Christian
era, named Fion McCuol. This per
; sonar e WAS the commandment of thu
Fpnin Erin. or Irish militia, at {
b. noriod when Ireland was a nation
, and ber nponIe nrotected tbcmSclve.
oaoinst tbn or croachments of all in
vodnrs
As tbc nrosant ornanization is in
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A additional From EurcP"

Geld and Cotton Mark Is,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County

In he County Court Of said Count,
HASI a. COX Attachment 1855 50 July is"
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u Intelligence from East Ten
nesSee continues to give hope for the
early redemption of that country
from its state Oi terror and anarchy.
Thieves and murderers are leaving
the country, with but few exceptions.
Those who remain, with the antici-
patton of their leaders, who melted
them to the commission of crime,
protecting them from arrest and pun
ishment, are being arrested and i'm
priSoned.
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PROCLAMATlUN.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CITY OF CHARLES .=
By PETER G. CiAILLARD, MAYOR.
WHEREAS, AT a MEETING OF TIE CITY CoUN-
Gil, held on Tuesday, the goth instant, te following
Resolution was adopted:
Rcsolrcd That tho Honorable the Mayor is hereby
ocstc to recommend that the day set apart by the
P. sidcnt of the United States, namely tho oath day OF
November people unto with their thankful humilia
ton ior mercies their recognition of His special bless
ngs vouchsafed to city and cordially supplicate
tho Throne of Grace in behalf of city and country
Now, therefore, in compliance with the said Resolu-
tion do hereby issue this, my Proclamation, setting
apart THIS DAY. tho 29h Instant to be observed as
day of public Thanksgiving and Prayer, by the inhab
tants of Charlesn and the Ministers and tie people OF
the various religious denominations are requested to as
semble that y at their usual places of worship, and
with united hearts and voices offer their tribute Of
praise and thanksgiving to the Author Of oil good and In
particular for the general health have enjoyed. And
that He has prerved by His special blessing in an
entire exemption from pestilence. And also to suppl
cate the Throne of Grace in behalf OF country.
Given urder my hand and the seal of the CITY, this
[L.s.] WBnty-second day of November, A. D. ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty-e1.
P. G. GAIILARD, Mayor.
W. a. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
Noyomber az
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OT1IOE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT., -
CHARLESTON, November as, 1866.
YTlHE FOLLOWING IS PUBLISHED FOR GENERAL
information:
OFFICE OF hALTn DEfARrntENT-No 1T Coming
street.
Queen streets5il charge of DR. F. PEYRE PORCHER.
Residence northeast corner of South Bay and Legare
streets and Drs. CHATBURN BROWN, residence No.
224 Meeting street.
HEALTH DISTRICTS. :,
HEALTH DISTRICT No. Bounded on the north by south
side of HaBel street.; south by South Battery; cast by
scian In charge Dr. JOSEPH YATES. Residence, No 10
Church street. sz5==#=
south side Of Daufan street; south by South Batery
east by west lde of King street, and west by Ashley
River. Physician in charge, Dr. PETER PoRCHER.
Residence, southwest corner of Church and Tradd
streets.
HEALTH District No. 3-Bounded on the north by
south side Of III. aa I oaa mn, ,yost x
cast side of KAg street. Physician In CHARGE Dr. JOHN
L. ANCRUM Residence, No. Society street.
HEALTH Ds:RIor No. 4-Bounded on the nor1h by
ain street, east by west de of King street, and west by
Ashley River. Physician III charge, DR.. j. sOMERS
BUST Residence, northwest corner OF Rutlettge anu
Beaufan street.
HEALTH DISTRICT No. 6-Bounded on the north by City
Boundary; solth by north side Of John and Chapel
Streets cast E Cooper River and west by east SIDE OF
I4EAU. Residence, Broad street, opposite Irapmann
HEALTH District No. G.-Boundod on the north by
City Boundary; south by north side Of Cannon street;
east by west tide of King street, aud west by Ashley
River. Physician in charge, DR.. s. i. LOCKWOOD
Residence, corner Of Cannon and Smith streets.
D1spE5sARIEs AND OFFICES or CALL.
For HEALTH DISTRICT No. 1.-At Sailors Home, Mar
ket, opposite Safe street.
For HEALn DISTRICT No. 2.--At DR.. P. Porcher's
Office southwest corner of Church and Tradd streets
For HEALTH DISTRICT No. 3-At Shirar's Dispensary
Society street between King and Meeting streets.
FoR HEAIrB DISTRICT Nc. AT City HoBpila Mazyck
etreet =@Z=
For HEALTH DISTRICT No. 5,-At southeast corner OF
St. Philip and Warren streets. ,-Z
Ton FrALTH D1srn1cr No. 6-At southeast corner OF
Cannon and Smith Streets =-Z
OFFICE Houas-Froln to 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 8 to 6
O'Clock P. NJ.
All patients who are able will be required to attend OF
these Disponsries within the above specified hours.
They will also conf % their calls to the Dispensary of
tho District in which they reside. #z'==
GEORGE s. PELZER H. D.,
City Registrar in charge of Health Department.