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, 1866-10-05
MEDICAb INSTITUTES
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES.

nR L. G. KINNEY S Private Medical and ser-
IL giesl institute. Main street, Walls "alla, Up
poSte Dnsenberry 4 Bros.
Established expressIy to aG,.nd the afflicted s"nnd
and scientific " dical 1id IN the treatment and cure
Of all Private and Chronic Deases syPhllifc cases.
cases of secrecy. and all Sexnal ,llsetses. Z -
TO THE AFFLICTED IL
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks To his nuuler-
ou~ patients for their patron ige since ocatng here
inlsi9, and takes this method of nn'ininf hesP
lie that he has leased the large and eomtnooious
hnilding of Mr.. Joseph Hellmuth, on Main street,
and has had the sainc tted up fer the purpose of
Hospital with every eomf.rt for the aid atten-
tion Of those who require Medal or Surgical assist
ance. = y .s- =. - 49,
Special attention will he paid to affections Of the
LunRs, Liver, Digestive OrFans, Kidney and ~
Sc ses Of the Genito Urinary Organs DSordersoi
private nature will receive prompt attention ana
managed sncces sfnlly. Diseases peculiar 10 women
and children will receive his unremtted attention. =.
also, aft ctons of the eye and and in short all the
maadies to which hnmnn flesh is heir will claim hi"
Letters from persons unable personally to commu-
nieae with the Dr.. accompanied by the usual fee.
will receive prompt attention. 49,
The Doctor would state that he has had ar. expe,
rienre of than thirty wears in treating eases Of
disease oc urring in Northern and southern climates,
hesiseS, having enjoy ed large he ospal practice,
both in civil life and with oIir rrmy in the Mexican
War-where he was surgeon in The army.
II too offen .occnrs TINT person- requiring Medical
aid, arriving here from the Various niihing tow"s in
the upper conniry,at the instance Of friends, are
induced l." g' ito Sah .FTsHcsco thinking that they
viii n find proper treatment short Of that city,
thus Involving unnecessary expenditure OF isHf
tine and money. To show thp, there is u" necessity
t. d. this. the Doctor refers 10 par los whom he has
tire ted. and th0>e now under his care in hospital.
There is num'er oi persons to whom DIR. X. Is
au uiIoriZed to refer. who cured by him after
having hctn Treated by other physicians without
obtaining any relief Making the Treatment If chro-
nc diseases -peeiatv. aud ul, provided with all
the appliances Of modern science. DIR. K. IeelS war
rar'ed in guaranteeing permtment and speedy rure
in even the worst eases To him the afflicted can
apply in tIll confidence of obtaining relief
Remember the address,
DIR L. G. KINNEY,
34u Main street, Wala Walla.
, 1866-10-05

HANDSOME PRIVATE REsIDEScE.-R. Guchard
Esq has just completed the erection of build
iug at the corner OF Rose and Fifth streets which
will serve as model Cor those who desire neat
cottsge residence. The main building is 81 by
p f4et,aud in this space is secured roomy hall,
psrlOr, dtulrs roon-i2 by l8-and two bed
rooms. The k.tchrn, an L, Ii by IA, is so divi-
Lei as to secure the luxury of bath room and
at the same time leave ample space for culinary
purposes The 'front.' O. the building is relieved
ty II pOrico, and altogether the structure is
vh,t Dowar-, i permitted to revisit the earth
would pronounce model cottage"
, 1866-10-05
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WASHING ION, COUNTY OF
wAELA wALLA-.SS
In the District Court First judicial District.
YTND JOHN Tlll'MAS-Ye1 are hereby notified
that ELLEN THOMAS. hu- .fled a coinpl int
av ainst you in raid Court, winch w,lt eHne an g. be
benrd hetorc the Hon. +. " Nche. Distriet in ge
Of tie rst Judirin District ut his chambers, in the
CourI House in the the City OF walh wallA, on the
~ tiay of November. lsa6, at O'Clock H. aud
unless you appear at said time aud PlAre and answer
thereof granted The object ami prayer Of said c,m-
pIskt is To dissolve the bonds Of mssrmony existing
between YOU aud said plAinlih. and for The custody
Of her mihar child Miry ThosIi~s.
t,onplalnt hIe.l .Walia Wala. Sept 81. 1866
IO-am JAMES D. MIX, Plaintiff Attorney.
, 1866-10-05
al COMMUNICATIONS cOnhdentlnI.
July Z, 1866. r,. .,.-., 29ly
MEDICAL CIRCULAR.

LIVERY PIlYSCAlN | 'catodin the co1ntry or a
II small Nliiage AMI engaged in the practice OF
profession. has more loss frequently found tine
successful treatment OF Chronic Diseases difficult il
not impn-~ihe. owing 10 the absence of many fic-
tiles which within the reach Of those residing in
the cities and larger towns
The unler-ignesl has for this reason made arrange
ments Tor tile Treatment orithS class Of eases by
which patients can lnvethe bneft OF all appliances
at present. known tn the profession.
Persons placed under mis- care win receive in ads
ditou IN correct medical aud Surgical treatnIe ut,
the henefl {" DR.. Lang >ln 'reers mrthnd Of 4reat-
rent by timIgiton. the of hIany Of the mineral
aud saline waters both for bathing and general use
bathing in sea-water, &c. when indicated beside
the ordinary general and local baths OF water heated
air and vapnr.
Physicians having under their or knowing Of
persons afflicted by obstinate Rheumatism, skin
Diseases diseases of the urinary orggus, tSc. which
have resisted ordinary Treatment viii cO6ler great
favor upon sneh persons by calling their attention to
the facilities here afforded. = t@l
81 For special Information, apply in person or by
letter, ~ j. l. -C0tIMBS. NJ. D..
Portland, Oregon.
~ Consultation Rooms in CRhE's BUILDING. over
Weiis Fargo & 20. Entrance from Stark st. sly
, 1866-10-05
Fcmn1e Monthly pills.

Dr. BIoTs Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale las established their reputation female rem
rdl unal preached. and far IN adv nee uf every 9TH
er rcmr.iy f'r sIpres~inns und irrcgul lIriteS and
ether ub~trdctiOr III iema TN the receipt uf five
dollars these Pills will sent ly mil or express to
any part the world, from curiosity or dam
age.
dressing leiteI to DIR PERKAuLT. corner OF Saera.
mrnto aud Montgomery streets, Rooms 10 and | or
Box 9I3. p. q. Sn Francisco, Statirk the case as
miIutey p'Ssiple general habits Of living, occu-
patton, etc etc.
All communications confidential.
july 4 lSGs 2eIv
, 1866-10-05

u,vvo7u PEAcHEs.-Our friend, Thomas h.
u.C,v living on the Walla Walla, just over the
o,.gou line, has lefta this otReealot of peaches
:, m,nmorh proportions; four of them meas
mi inebes each in circumference, and
r.iybrd 2I pounds. The giant Of the lot meas
,n,rd lo4 inches in circumference. If any OF
an, fruit growing friends can beat this, we in>
r;,s them to send in specimens.
, 1866-10-05
rev stock

,.,-,rrr PrAas.-Judge Bewett has sent to
49,, o4.e A lot of Bartlett pears of large size
Ihs finest fruit of this description we have
-, this season. These pears were grown IN
;,,,. RS garden, and afford another illustra-
-. If bow velLthe soil Of this Valley is adap-
20 .be growth Of fruit
, 1866-10-05

y.w srock. - Attention is directed to Mr..
,,..rTs card in another column. Mr.. K,
h. lust returned from San Francisco, where he
,.rt the last month in selecting stock of
.,d winter foods adapted to the wants of
,,Let, ''" Give him a call and examine the
, 1866-10-05
DR. L. C. KINNEY,
Main street, Walla Walla.

DR. JULIEN PkRBAULT, Docior t., NJ M-dcine Of
~ The Ficult rf iari-. GridTae Of the Universe
" Queens College. and Physician Of the St. John
Bd Iti>te Society of San Francisco.
DR PERHAULT has pleIsurI-io inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice. that he
can he cuIsu ted daily at his Office, Armory Hall
building, NORTHEAST corner Montgomery and Sacra-
rneht" streets San Francisco. Rooms No. 8. 10, IL.
first floor ny stairs, entrance on either Montgomery
0r Sacramento streets.
IlR PhRRAULTs studies have heen almost eNcu.
svely devoted To- tue OF the varinuS forms of
Nervous and p y>ca Debility the results of iniuri-
"u- hIhitS acquired ia YOUTH which usually ternin.
ate IN impueuce and trrili.y, and permanently in
dHce all the coucomilput> of I'D age. Where secret
iDhlmity exits in, "lng the happiness pf lr and
that OF others, and morality dictate the re-
ccsSity Of It's removal for il fact Tint premature
decline of the vigur OF mannO"d, matrimuIidl
happiness, cnmpUls"ry single life, etc, have their
sources in caust@, fhe germ of which Is Planted in
cary life. and the bitter fuI tasted long nfteraard:
patients labpring under this complaint viii cumpliH
| Of rr'r" of tho following symptoms; Noe
/ turual Ern~>i"u~, Pains in the Back and Head,
Wenkne~, Of Memory ami Sight. Dschargr from the
Ureth- ii going u stool ar making water, the In-
t,llcctual Faculties are weakened, Loss Ol Memory
enrues ireas cloudcd Ypd There is dsiuclir-
tipu 10 atfeadt" business. or even reading, writing
or the 50 ciy Gf friends, etc. The patient will prot
ably cnmIl hn OF ID .ZzinesS Vertigo. and the sight
aud hearing are weakened aud sleep disturbed by
dreams, melancholy, signing palptt"ns faintings,
| coughs and slow fever; while sume have exi erta
rheumatic pain. aud numhaeSs OF the body. Sume
Of the nioSl common symptoms are pimples in lhel
! frcc and aching in diifcreH P,rts Of the br"y. Pi-
tivnts suffering from this disease should apply i'm
medIatelN to Br PEGRAULT, either in person by
letter. as he will guarantee a OF Seminal Ennis
sIOmS aud Impotence ia six 10 eight weeks.
| Patients suffering from venereal diseases in any
| stage, GunUrthpea, Gleet Structures, Bubu Ulcers,
Cutaneou> ENlptions, etc. will be thaated succrs-fuh
ly. All SylhiiiIiic aud Mercurial taints entirely
moved from thesystem.
| nR. PLRRAuLT'~ diplomas are in His Office SNere
patients for themselves that they y ~
the Of a regularly cdpcated practitioner. Ia l.
hest references gIveh if required.
| an, sxarnin, r p t1cmxcIv. W. invi,. i,,c every
Iion claim not t. know eve rything to unu t
cry body hut du claim that in all cases tat ir
der Treatment we fn6l our promises. We LNs w. az
laly request t"ose who have tried this boasted>s-G
tor. aud that advertised phN sciIn till aud
discouraged, To call upon
Lew charges and quick cures.
]. Ladies' suffering with any complaint incidental 70
their SEX consult the doctor with tho assurance
| OF relief.
, 1866-10-05

yrw GooDs-Mes,rs Brown, Bros. h Co., of
,b. Brick Store, are receiving and opening their
fall and winter stock, embracing all the latest
,,vIe. of ladies and gentlemen 5 dress goods,
,I,bipr, Sc, whirh they offer at the lowest
rates. Oae Of the partners in this house resides
in San Francisco, aud watching the market, is
a, all rmes enabled to secure the latest and
most fashionable styles of goods. Give them
call
, 1866-10-05

,..r,,ycE.-Those who would insure with
,..;ble insurance company, are referred to
advertisement of the 81 North British aud
lila Insurance Company"
, 1866-10-05

Tus BALL - The bah given last Wednesday
evening, III honor Of the opening of the new
"Oriental IIOtel,'' Is pronounced the happieSt
Affair of the Kind that ever come off at Wailt
Walla. The music WAS fair, the dancing Grer,
tn. supper superb, and the champagne spark
ling. Altogether the " Oriental opens under
the most favorable auspices and with friend
Hartman at the helm. is bound to succeed.
, 1866-10-05

Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay of Warning
and lnStru ei"n i"r Young Men. Also, Diseases and
abuses which prustratr the vital powers, with sure
means Of relief. Sent free ot charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address Dr. J. SKLLN lluUGHTON,
lluwald Association, PhI'lephir. Pa. j. l. '66 ly
, 1866-10-05
REDINGroN Sc cos. }
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

HNHIs VALUABLE PREPARATION, containing
Il In highly concentrated form all the proper.
ties Of the
Jam aica cling er,
has bscome one Of the most popular domestic rem.
edier for all diseases Of the stomach and digestive
organs
As Tonic. 1t will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether produced
BY fever or otherwise for whilst il imparts TO the
system all the glow and Vigor that can be produced
by wine or brandy, it is entirely free from the reac
tohary effects that follow the use Of spirits of an,
kind.
1t is also On excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult mensturation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that 50 frequently
accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused b,
riding in rAilrOad car orby sea-sekness, or other
causeS
It is also valuable as m external application fer
Gout. rheumatism, NEURALGIA nc.
RED1NGTON Il CO.,
35-6m Sole Agents for the Pa idc Coast.
, 1866-10-05
Robt. Emmett Circle ithe Fenian Brother.
hCud

RObt. Emmett Circle the Fenian Brother
hood
AtaSpecial meeting Of the above named
Circle, Erld on the evening of Saturday, Sep.
%, 1866. The following resolutions were
unanimously endorsed, respecting the demise
ola true and faithful friend and brother,
John j, Ryar, Centre of r. E. C. F. b.
deceased
Rc~lrsI; That in the untimely death of
onr beloved Centre Friend and Brother
John Ryan, we suffer real deep and
heart felt bereavement, that in him we mourn
all the engaging qualities that make the
true friend in the cause for which we are
laOorlns, and that our fairgst,years are sadly
bright with the memories of his unchang-
lng and fraternal kindness.
That our only, but great consolation is
mat this, his last journey, has led him to
bis true and everlasting home.
That to his aged father, widow and family,
likewise his brothers in general, we tender
our Slncerest synpathy of unfcigned sorrow
That We attend lis funeral in procession
'nu That committee be appointed to act as
pau peareIs therein, and to use the usua
O'lse OF mourning for 80 days.
That the above resolutions be published in
S Walla Walla~SYtcsr,an.
! ! MMcCfAIFH, n COMMITTEE.
l. B. F RkaAS, 'O""'''e''
, 1866-10-05
STATE OF OREGON.

UNATILLA i'oCNTY.
BAsed upon affidavit and proof Of effort to serv
paper, 1t is urderd that service in said cause h
made by publication Of the ab' 'vc summons tor sil
weeks in the WaIla MallA StatsDsdA, newspape
of general circulation. J. Il. WILSON, Judge.
Sent 20ih 1866 Al kW
, 1866-10-05
Money Market.

c,xr-Barney, the man who figured as a
...io.l in the fatal shooting affray, left Walla
prr.u. for Boise, by Wednesdays stage.
, 1866-10-05

When the fame>of lite whnes and quiverS from ex
haustion, administer this fanu> restorative. IL VIII
once more bec ime steIdy and strong In the dehl
itN whirh fiows violent fever; in diarrho"a. dys-
entery dySpeptc complaints and ehoiic; in The weak
ness consequent ;pon natural decay, resulting
rom free Ewing or over excrtian. md also iii thnSe
pIinful and ton inirh Deglected ailments 10 which
to give prem neat Ielef.->old 10y all druggists and
de'lers everywhere, and by lIODGs, CALEF * Co ,
Portland oregon.
, 1866-10-05
REDINGTON'S
FlavOring Extracts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
bottle holds twice -as much As any
other brund in the market, conse.
qnently they are the cheapest and
the best USE NO OTHER.
REDINGTON 81 CO., Agents for
the Pacific Coast.
, 1866-10-05
FARM FOR SALE FOR $1,000,
STEAM SAW NELL FOR SALE.

T)R SALE-A STEAM SAW MILL, KNOWN
i the
starr 81 Co. Mill, at ASsOtin,
Fifteen miles from Lewiston. This Mill is doing
good hu-ines, cutting from Six to Eight Thousand
Feet nf Lumber per day. Half or the wnne Of this
VI Il can be bought on liberal terms and payment
easy. The Stock connected with the Mill cIr~iS of
81 Head of Oxen, y,'lng aud in good condition 5
large Wagons. built tor carrying 5000 Tools of ev-
cry description frf cirryinS the Lumber Business
a'e connected with the Mill.
The reason fer selling out is on account OF heat
and going 20 the StaIe'.
Please address, f A. STARR & CO, Lewiston,
I. T., or l.. NJ STARR. Portland, Oregon. 81 SIN
, 1866-10-05
WESTERN HOTEL.

CORNER OF FIRsrASp MORRISON STREETS, PoRTLAN
S, d SMITH, Proprietor. o
THIS HOTEL, duringthe last two months, has
beeu entirely repninted. reitted md enlarged by
An addlion of -DumbeF of new roonls aud thepru-
pret0r is now abiet TO offer additional iduceIneht to
the patrons ofthe hodse. and also soeit increased
patronage from the traveng public.
Especial attention Is called 10 his SUTTs OF RopEs,
and arrangements for the accommodation offamiliea.
The RESTAURANT il under his immediate SUI
perviion. Asisted by experts ID the at eai sia and
he hatterS himself able to crafty the tastes and
wishes-of all. sa-Hotel open 1t All hours
Portland, May %, 'eS. SLY
, 1866-10-05
STOP THAT COUGHING

COME OF YOU CAN'T, AvD WE PITY
y you. You have hi d every remedy but the ONE
destined, by It's Intrinsic merit supersede al SIM
liar preparations 1t is not surprising you should be
reluctant 10 try something else amer the many ex-
perments you have made OF trashy compounds
foisted on the public u certain cure; but
, 1866-10-05
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.

Agent E,r the sale # the celebrated FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE, The hest Family Machine ever
offered. G. W. SOMERlNDlk IKE.
33 If Main stree, oppnSi. u e P''>t-' fhce.
, 1866-10-05
MARY MOODY.
BAG GFACTORx.

THhE SUB -CRlBfR has established himself in
L Wala Waa To MANUFACTURE RAGS of all
descriptions. Also. TO cXecute MACHINE SEWING
to "der Tents, Wagon Covers, sc. lie sultit'
, 1866-10-05

TO PERSONS WHOSE HEALTH IS BROKEN
DoWN.-Eyery disease might un1uesh .hlhy be
most won'l ertil of all invigorators,
DIR HOSTEL rFR.S STOVACH BTTTE3S,
, 1866-10-05
GRAEFENBERe
Uterine CathoIi on

II faithfully used according to directions, will cure
every care Of Diabetes, end greatly mitigate the
troubitrone ,fcyIs led by relaxation OF the out
lie; of the blndJef. 1t is most successful remed,
for Gravel and other diseases Of the Kidneys aud
Bladder and for Female Diseases is uneqpalled. The
CdfhOiicOn uniformly cures ProIipsns Uteri Whites,
all Irregularities of the M"thy Turns, Suppression,
Tncontinence of Urine Bl tng and Dropsical Swell
ings, and all Diseases of Pregnancy. The specific
action ofthis medicine is immediate and certain upon
the Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and LigamentS ;
restoring them to healty state as those of child
hood and youth, that patients who have usel the
Gra.fsn5erg Compdnys Uterins CdGhOticO~ cannot
sufficiently expIeSs their gratitude for the relief al
forded. REDINGTUN & CO.. Agents.
4I6and 4l5 Front street, San francisco.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
MARINE NEWS.
poRT orc HARh sToN.
JUNE Is
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Flambeau Alexander, York.left T. Thurs
dag P M. Mdze. To A Getty Co, Willis q Chisoim'
Adams Express Go, Attkl1 Noyes Johnston, y an.
d Co, Alexander 4 Lever, R Bulwnkle Bates 3 90,
r D Brake h Co. D Briggs, Agent, Bedford. "
Burge 90, Burgan % Burkmeyer, Burnnar- paa
dy Burns co. Set1s. bafd nsn,neen Uu, D'1,
Do. O Cohen, Child 90, J Oarmat g CLARK
6 %, r M Cater, Cantwtl T. Go, Ohisolm Bros, v,
ohsfee CLARK Co. hq9oa Uo napaon
10. d Dunham, W D,wees, " Easterby, A W Rckel
b 60, M Endell, j BEel, H Fisher, 8 Fribourg,
F Fleming l. 90, Traer 4 Dill, draeser Smith.
Quincy, d Graver. Gerdts 4 Go, Hunt Bros, Har.
risson & Son. Heingdi, Harbers, ~ Hunt III
Hart t { Co. Hastie Calhoun / Co. Huger & Hasel.
Jungbluth, Horsey, 3 Johnson Go. Iling. L 2
Koester, j Klein, II Krete, Kinsman, Kressell,
Ianesr nes Kiinok, wokeberg + 90. Q Ltaohaeld q
Linstedt, LaAtte, Lopez, Levy. n Levin, L Lo.
rentz. q + Muller Mehrtens 4 :, Wonltmann, Man.
toue GO Mccarthy Muller Sim MayGia% MsNhs
W Matthessen, W Marsoher, Milligan, Melohers 20,
McOoy & Rice, Melchers b Muller McOomb 4 Go,
Maouliar Williams l. Parker, Phillips Mcdowell @ 81
Noise Co, Mezler, National Express Co. Nathan 4
Ottolengui, j A Neufer. D O'Neul l. Son, O'Nel,
Ostendorf, Paul + Co. o Panknin r Prlngle
Quackenbush. Planters House, Pritchard Werner.
Rabenstein " Roach, Q G Reichter, ] N Robson, e H
Rodgers h %, " Russell & Co, II R Agent, Reid
Il CO, N Robinson, J Small Co. ] Stenhouse Co. g
II Stevens Il Co. strauss, VanoeB q UO Snackelf0rd q
Fraser s schrmer, H Slender, Stol, Webb & Go, W
smith 90, staelef Sloan Southern Express
/ Howland, T Tupper \ Sons. Yoigt.' F Weyhmann h
Co. wagsner Heath Co. J,aSt WALKER Agent Will
QUICKER On the 18th, at $50 H. Mrs. Harper, wife Of
F II Harper, died on board Of Consumption. The re-
mains we're Immediately packed in ice, and brought to
this city by her husband At 10 NJ same day passed
heavy blow from the sE lasting twenty hours. At 10 A
NJ, same day passed steamers Tybee and Missouri,
steamer aon'l Hooker. Torrent. Ediuto. Mdze. To
O L Guilleaume. -,
adze. To Ferguson h Holmes, Huger 4 Hasel, and
| oterB.
Mdze. To q L Mccormick, O Lschg |, G Hamburger,
and ot4rs. .
Cleared Yesterday. JUNE le
Norw bark ,rion Evenson, Liverpool Beach
-& Co.
schr L B Wales, Moslander Georgetown 8 Oh f
Baker & Go.
\ Wen. .to Sen Yesterday. [JuNE Il
sohr Matte E Taber, Arnold. philadelphta.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
Passengers.

Per steamship Flambeau from New York; Rob.
bins. Z Dodge. L P Smith, G.. Hunter DR. Oowes, r
Hopinaon,
e Mikeil, @ Berlin, Bailey, A Baynard. CAPTAIN "
Nerland. Dr. W NJ Bailey. Col L N Burger. Mcleod,
Bailey Rivers, ana In steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beaufort
W H Smith, A Brown, A MoNelty, L Pease, Her
win, Mrs q. r Clark Miss Sinclair, Dr. Burdet A,
Per steamer Emile, from Savannah, via Beaufort
q Levy, Browne, 8 Sans, D Wilson, ID Elliott
D Elliott, and 8 in steerage
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
uons,gness per South Carolina Railroad
June II and I8.

648 bales Cotton 10 baes Yarn, rs bags Rough Rice,
IA bbls Naval Stores, Furniture. and Bundries To
Fraser 4 Co. q Hopley l. Go. Il Platt, Mulka, Hunt
Bros, O'Brien. g Walter & Co. Graeser & smith, "
O Dukes & Go. Davis. " " Smith, olscius & Wttte. J
n Caldwell b Sons. 0hisolm Bros. Webb, Aver Trum-
bo, Sloan, W Roach, W q vardell, R Rhett, Jr,
White G W williams h 90, j Kanapaux, Miss j
Minott, Willis 4 Chisolm, q Trenholm. @ q Noise
Go, L De6aussure, Laurey Alexander Mikell, Boyle
90, Aiken & 90, ] Klein, WA Boyle, T Theus, O
jenkins, Adams Frost & Go, B Williams, Getty
Co, Thurston & Holmes, e Il Rodgers & 90. E Wiss
Co, L LETTERS 4 Go, Horsey, Wardlaw b Oarew, ]
Oosaroye Austin h Albee and Order, ='=
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

1919 for white Cuba Sugar is retailing at IS to 1870
for No. ~ for No 13 for No. IA, Ice for No.
49, md l7zc for No. 20. The previous sales of Moas-
ses were at 65c per gallon for common Louisiana and
800 for Cuba.
foreign freights continue very dull The rates are 10
per ID for cotton and SOC per bb for flour by steam for
New York and Boston, and Nc per lb and Soc per by
by sRil and 10 for Havre,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
VICTORIA.HOTEL.
F..0PDEBEECK, Proprietor.

rU,H1s HOTEL 1s NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
i PLAN. It has been remodeed and refurnisnea 90
th roughout The travelling public transient M o1
ESTABLISHMENT. combined with the comforts OF
home. .-,... -.
location is one OF the most airy and pleasant for
summer. A Billiard Saloon for the lovers OF tnls
ealthfu exercise is attached. No pains or expense
spared to give entire satisfaction ,n.,1
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
Memphis Market.

8 EMPHIB June .-CoTToN-The market yesterday
was inaotiye owing to the depression and decline Of
the New York market. Buyers were wanting in conf.
dense to ooncede to prices asked while holders were
rm and offering nothing but small lots. Holders
asking from one to two cents above buyers views
The 10 80 New York dispatch reported cotton nomaly
unchanged Uplands 80 to 40o Orleans 41o The II so
dispatch said cotton was dull and nominal Orleans Of
fered at 40o There few transactions in the mar
ke here We report sales OF middng at 35 to SO conts
strict middling at o7c and low middng at 50 to $40.
The market closed dull and unsettled at the following