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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

a1-THE LIST OF LETTERS RE
MANNING in the Postohce at the
end of each week is published Off
oially il, II II E ID A I L Y N E w 3
every Friday morning
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CABDAaEs, APPLES, &c.--Attention is called tt
the advertisement Of large quantity Of the above
edibles by Messrs. ). g. w. Il. AaMsTRoNa, at Nos
40 and a Market street.
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By cnFFoeD 1,0.se & Mnr4Ewns. sasei
No. 81 Lea Broad street.
TsA SEA ISL IsLAEP S6oE G0TT9N 81 PhANTaT5oNs
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS, FfRsrcLAss wATER-powERs. SUMMER
&c, &c. In this State and Georgia.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
in every part Of the city. smo September n
Small Houses in Hanouer and Nassal-streets at
ny SMITH R,suGis e MsS4f,.vp.x Sa1s:
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 27 Broad-street. near state-street.
House in Nassaustreet, east side, next north Of
For terms, apply as above October so
At Prioate sale-Residence extreme ,oest end of
Hxw.r Y. nn9ToM R@ strssi & Il. s. BRUINS,
Brokers and Auctioneers.
That pleasantly located and eligible BRICK RESI-.
DENCE No. IS Bull street, containing four upright and
two attic Rooms, with Pantry, Dresaingroom and Cis-
tern on the premises are all necessary outbuidings.
Tho adjoining VACANT eS Iol to the Yves. Of the above.
Nov s kS as saoHD eSGS' 4
BY j. bSXTFos Rsats As5ss' FORD.
atG DRAFT HORSE, In good condition:
November VIA No 40 BROAD STREET
REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GREENVILLE, 8. c.
The Commissioners Of tho State Works at Greenvle,
THE REAL ESTATE OF SAID WORKS.
The Tract Of Land contains twenty acres and is su-
nted ono mile and third from tho Court House at
and the arconSlo and Columbia Railroad on the oter
branch track from the railroad into the promises
and close baten fence and within the enclosure arc
THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS. VIZ:
OFFICE, 18 by 40 feet; finished rooms Hreplaces
MACHINE sHoP. so BY 200 feet with brick basement,
and Boiler House attached, aud 60 feet Chimney and
MACHINE SHOP, so by. 100 feet. with Boiler House
and Drying House attached, and 60 feet Chimney and
BLACKSMITH SHOP, 80 by 100 feet, With II FORCES.
IRON FOUNDRY. brick with two Cupolns, Air Fur
BRASS FOUNDRY % by so feet, with cupols, double
Furnace and Chimney
CARPENTER SHOP. 50 by 100 feet on brick pillars.
Small BLACKSMITH SHOP. 20 by a feet, with double
PSTrEnN HOUSE, ono and half story, 90 by 40
sToRERooM. % by 50 feet, on brick pillars.
sTOREROoM Is by 90 feet on brick pillers.
eaSkeRGSss eoRk oRfs i 5s 1s y X fest 90 feet
IRON Ho1sE COKE SHED. STABLE FODDER
WE'LL HOUSE, 1s by 90 feet.
Small ENGINE HOUSE.
TermsA credit Of and two years. In equal ina.a
snee of the suiidinss ' p'0 ~" ''''sn0a 'n'uF
outside of tho enclosure which will be sold for cash. 10
DO removed from the promises. n
For further information apply to
@. J. EIiFoRD .,
:. gecretary to Commissioners State Worta
October 16 mwQ GreenviJe, g. O.
Frts ~ s,Srm Mprssf 8 YsisIss e. 4 4yoio.
No. ~ Broad street, south side, neur atato
atreet. e -"-,---
tended to nt moderate ohhrRes > ~, sti! m
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORsEs,, ,YRHIuRS.
FURNITURE &C., ct hAEpaat 10 O'Clock, at our ONCE
sSS'pp'.. = .ja ti@.HrN ,.r 'r- sishsH ~. e.,
..ug .,elst.a -fr ", :,
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THE ARTIFICIAL LEO AND Arm MANUFAoroRy
No. 1873 King street, Charleston, 3. G..
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REMOVAL.
C.. G.. TRUMBO e. SON

ITAvE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE FROM NO. 145
i'll Meeting g-street to No. A MARKET-STRKET, below
Meeting where they hive on hand on assortment
Of BUILDING MATERIALS. such es Doors, saahcs,
Blnds Limo Cement, Plaster Paris, HAIR Sheet Lead,
Nails and inoh; Mahogany Plank OF various widths
and strps, sawed out for hand rais Mahogany Newell
Posts and Baliasters, all at reduced prices.
Mr.. e AUSTIN, Agent, can bo found there, who will
keep ON hand PAINTS, OILS, GLA8S. PUTTY AND
BRUsHEs-all Of which will bo sold at low prices.
November @
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AUCTION SALES.
Chairs, Brussels Carpeting, Shoes, &c.
ny yVTT,RTJIf xTr lnT

bt WILBUR d SON.
THIS DAY, tho 10th instant at Balesrooms,
State and Chalmers streets at 10H o'clock will be sold,
Ono VELVET TAPESTRY CARPET, 20 feet 6 inches by
20 feet nches ten rolls Brussels Carpeting; Oak Cane
Seat Oaice Chairs Wood Seat and Parlor Chars Fur
Hats, Shawls, Nubias Hosiery and general assortment
Of Fancy Goods, &C.
Conditions cash. November 10
Horses, Nudes and Wagons at AuctiOn.
BY j. IL. E. SLOAN.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, tho 10Th instant, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. at the Old Custom House,
PRIME MULES
good Draft Horse years old
good Draft Horse 10 years old
1 thorough bred Bay Eagle Mare, years old, 15!5
hands high
hly well bred, years old, broke to saddle
new Dray and Harness
Two-horse Wagon md Harness.
Tcrms.-Cash on delivery. ssum3 November 12
Hams, on Account Of Me UHdeyi0iters and al (01t-
c3l'Hed.
By LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
TOMORROW, the 18th instant will be sold in Store
No. 1877 Enst Bay at 10 o'clock, account Of the
derwriters and all concerned,
Z TIERCES FINE SUGAR-CURED HAMS
Damaged on board steamer -, voyage of impor-
tation from New York to this port
Conditions cash. November 12
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A NICE PR1zE-We learn, through u correspon-
dent, that OF tho recent fair held at st. Louis for
the benefit Of the distressed at tho South, large
number Of prizes were distributod and that o: the
ten tickets remaining on hand after the drawing,
one was presented to South Carolina and that this
one drew q fye thousand dollars set Of diamonds.
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AIDES Horses, Furnt,sre, &c.. at Auction.
By SMITH tI hIcGILLIVRAY, Auctfonecrs,
No. az Broad ST., South Side, Near State 1T.
On WEDNESDAY next at 10h O'Clock, in front Of their
Office,
Several MULES, HORSES, Carriages, Duggies, Fur
niture, fne Revolvers, SC.
Furniture, Horses, Mules and Vehicles received UP 10
the hour of sale.
r. B-Parties desirous Of availing themselves our
Wednesday sales requested TO notify Mondays
Tuesdays IL convenient. November IL
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charge went in for frolio, and commenced throw
ing water over the crowd Unfortunately. A
number Of citizens and several ladies were doiuged
by tho stream, and, this style Of waterfall not be-
ing in vogue, they were immensely disgusted.
The case WAS referred to the Board Of Fire Mss-
ters for trial.
small, dirty, ragged and stupid negro was
found lost. It took come time and q number Of
questions to learn that he had come from Savan-
nah, but why he could not tell. AS this city has
enough to attend to, the travelling African was
ordered TO be returned to his old home.
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EscApE FROM JAns-Horace Greeley, the negro
who murdered Mr. B. 8. RHErr last Summer, made
his escape from Jail last Saturday night. He was
confined with o fellow prisoner in separate coll.
Tho iron bars to the window were not properly
fastened, and the prisoners becoming aware Of
this profted by it and absented themselves. No
clue has been yet obtained as to their present
whereabouts, but it will not be long before they
ore restored to their old quarters.
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THE Savannah Daily Ne,cs and Herald contains
o long and interesting article upon tho Public
Schools in that city. These schools were organiz-
ed on the LIST October last, and consist Of two
grammar, two intermediate, and one primary
school, They arc all under the control of Board
of Education, which directs and superintends the
proceedings. The schools are all we'll filed, but
the accommodations ere not sufficient for tho num-
ber who apply and who need instruction. Savan-
nah has given us tho initiative, and We would act
wisely in reorganizing our own system, which, be-
fore the var, had no superior in the country.
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House and Lot, Wentt1orHt street.
By JACOB COHEN s. CO.
VIII be sold ut Auction, TOMORROW 18th November,
at the Exchange, at IL O'Clock,
AL that LOT OF LAND. with o one-story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, formerly used tho "Synagogue"
situated IN Wentworth street. beween Meeting and An
Btreets Lot II feet font Wentworth by 103 feet
deep, more or less.
Condiions.-One-third cash; balance by bond and
mortgage Of premises, payable in and two years.
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PROCEEDENGS OF COURTS.

SATURDAY, May u. 1866.
Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Bond.-C. Herbert
Richardson. Esq, Deputy States Attorney, prosecu-
ting.
Arthur Thomas. assaulting George W. SINNERS;
fined s. and costs; Albert Brakeman, assaulting
Frank Hartman; ordered to pay costs. Henry RI. Abr
ling. striking John Davis; ued % cents and costs.
Beae Barton, assaultng and forcibIy rescuing prs-
nner from the custody Of officer Wilcox; postponed.
Wilcox in the discharge of his duty postponed. Sam
uel Meredith, assaulting officer Burman; POSTPONED
=, ). Spangenberger, assaultng and beating George
Van House, compromised. John Hogan. assaulting
Mike Kirby; compromised Samuel Johnson, striking
Lewis Selbold; postponed. William Renshaw beat
ing William +. Hammond: ordered ID pay costs. Jas
Conner, asssultng Mary Lemon; postponed. Anna
linton, beating Dorothy Bosom; postponed John
Bmiser, assaultng, g. B. Agen; not guilty. John
Rdel, assaultinc Eliza Ladwith; postponed. Eliza
hadwith assaulting John Ridel; postponed. Barney
Hagans, striking officer Bedford fined 81 and costs
and two months in jail Robert Me- tuey. striking
Louisa Kelly; not guilty Melinda Smith, strkins
Henrietta Dunn; dismissed. H, P. Charles, striking
king Bridget 0'Melia: dismissed Mary Cummings,
assaulting child Of Mary Kelly fined $40 and costs
Samuel Frichs, assaulting Morris Phillips; comprom-
postponed. William Ward, assaulting Sarah Bailey;
POSTPONED. Court adjourned to this Monday morning
-, United States District Coalt--Hon. Judge Giles
The United States lot of goods seized in the
possession Of Heshagan & Schneidtyer. Before re-
ported argument commenced and concluded by Mr..
Sterling, Jr, for the RESPONDENT. A further argu-
ment for the respondent will be made by Mr. Prick
this morning when the case will be closed on the
part of the Government.
Cftu Circuit Court.-Before Hon. Judge Alexander
Dwight D. Maloy ct al. VS.. VIM. J. Delcher ct al
Bill filed for decree compelling the respondent to
render an account of the funds &c. of partnership
firm.
Thomas SultlfT VS.. Margaret L. Suitid-bill for a
divorce Il yiDculo aotrimonit
Orphans Cnurt.-Judges Audoun. Supplee and
Hotfman.-LetterS of administration with the will
annexed, the estate of Bsruck Meisler granted to
Jacob Gutenbqrg. and on the estate of Rebecca Mis-
Ter granted to Jacob Gutenberg and on the estate
Joseph BoIlack granted to Catharine Bollack. and
letters of the estate of Perry Daw-
son granted to Sarah Ann Dawson.
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ported was one of about 300 bushels strictly prime
maryland at 80 cts We quote red as ranging from
@ 10 70 cts, and white at 300@320 cts for good to
PRIME Corn was firm, there were about 5000 bushels
onered and sales were reported of 400 bushels white
at % cts, 5000 bushels do at S79Ss cts, and 15QO
bushels yellow at S29S3 cts. The only sale Of Cats
was OF 500 bushels ut SIS cts and there was moth
lng done IN Rye: We quote it, however. nominal at
lo1 cts for Maryland and Pennsyivapia. . J.,
MOLASSES.-Ne hear OF no uansachonS to-day
clayed at 4045 cts; do Muscovado at 1900 cts Eng
hsb is2nG At 1906 cts and Porto kG9 at SGo Gus
very firm in tone. There was sale yesterday IN not
noticed in our report of 200 bbls Mess Pork at S3l p
Dbl and it is held very firmly todsy at this figure:
and we quote Bulk sides very firm at 1871 cts. Bacon
is selling at 43549 cts for Shoulders, and III cts
for sides some 30 to 80 hhCs having changed hands
to-day at these figures. There is also good demand
for Hams, and quote sugar cured canvassed at
23@25 cts. There has been some movement to- day in
Lard sales being made of 100 kegs Western at q %
cts and $50 keys Do ct 2 cts Western in terces is
closes strong for all descriptions.
RICE.-There is a fair trade deuand for this arti-
Gle. and we quote It steady at 500 cts for East In
dian. and llGl2l@ cts for Carolina.
SUGARS.-rhere was a sale late yesterday Of 16s
hhds Porto Rico on private terms and we note to-
day OF ll2 h9dS CUBA, ex Seneca also private
bids do at l2ss cts. The market closes steady and
lfn al previous quotations, viz: 10tGl01a cts for
common to gG"d refining: lO4Gl3 cts for fair to
prime Luha; lo12GllH cts for common to fair Porto
Rico; 1@l3 cts for good to prime do and 1877 cts for
choice do.
REFINED SUGA Rs.-Rates are unchanged, and we
still quote as follows, viz Hard Crushed at 1910
l555 cts; White Soft Crushed 1T 144t9l5 cts: C and
Extra at l37sl4M cts; and Yellow at l234@l3 cts.
slowly in iobbing lots at 81 7o@1.75 for Ground Alum
and from 81 90 to $500 q sack for fine. Ashtons fine
quote at so for invoices. and Turks Island at
60 cts = hushel.
SEEDS.-There is nothing whatever doing in Grass
Seeds. the season for the sale of them being over.
We quote Clover nominal at S5.5066, and Timothy
at $5Ga5.25 2 bushel Flaxseed is selling at $3.50 =
bushel.
WHlSkY.-WhisSy is dull, but the market is
without change and still quote at 81 26 for round
lots Western, and S22I 2 gallon for retail lots do.
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M airline 10 UR N A /.
PORT OF BALTIMORE,
SATURDAY. May u. 1866

SATURDAY. May u. 1866.
Arrived.
Steamship Frances, Hand, from New Orleans, I'd
lnst-Jobacco, &c to order.
Steamer Thomas kelso, Russell, from NorfoIk-to
NJ N Falls. 1''A-'4A W
Steamer James Brady. Lands. from NorfoIk-to
Steamer Mary Washington, Kirwan, from Fred
erickSburg-tO K A Taylor.
y Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson, from Havre de
Steamer John s Shriver. Dennis, from Philadel-
phia-mdse to A Shriver.
SsasT Fanny an Cs69EaiIader Person. from New
York-mdse to J A Shriver ~ y"
steamer W Bruno. Foster. from New York-mdse
Steamer Matilda Gourley from Patuxent river
to NJ Weems.
Schr Sawyer, Mcintyre, from Fortune Island, 9th
ult-guano to Il NJ Heslen. - -
Schr Alex Young. Bray, from Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Philadelphia. Phillips Plymouth. n G.,
via Nortolk-Stlckney Co:
Steamship Gen Custer, Harris, Charleston-Pen-
Steamer Adele, Hall, Charleston-D Keeling.
Steamer Thos kelso. Russell, Nortolk-M n Falls.
Steamer James 7. Brady, Lands. Norfolk
Birckhead, Jr
;, Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Richmond-to J
ul Steamer Columbia, Harper. Alexandria. &c-C
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havre de Grace-J
Steamer Artisan, Young, New York; A Shriyer.
s, 1GeaIleF Elizabeth, Fowler. New York; A
Shriver De'H1S' rAliaoelphia-1
Bark Atlantic. Br) vernam, IiverpooI-CA BERRY
5 pie ManIda, Dix, Boston-Kelsey & GRAY.
rr, Ccnt " Nl Lihusay, Jones, Savannah-Wistar q
schr L Perkins. Boston-Kelsey & GRAY.
& Co. Noi "'ichley
schr Complete, -. Wilmington. N C-sticknsv
& Co. 'ioAhey
Schr John Ferris. st John, Hudson, n Y-E Pratt
l. Bro. --''
schr NJ Williams. Mcclure Jersey City-E Pratt
l. Bro.
Schr, Kate Gallagher. Mcclure. Jersey City-E
Pratt 4 Bro.
:, Schr Lucy A orcutt. Butler, Portland-E Pratt &
Schr G R Sherman, Mcclure. New York; Pratt
& Bro.
Schr Active Sherman, Boston-S NJ Hamilton.
,, Sehr General Marion, Gatchell, Saem-Philiips d
Schr Nelson, wylie, Boston, W Graffn.
PPrge Tnefies, Youngs, JERSEY City-S NJ Hamilton.
oafse falrchlid' Hicks Albany-stickney 20.
:Br bark Clifton. Rio Janeiro.
IAN 6LApWlng. mo Janeiro, in tow of Emma
9rig NJ goodrich, MatanZas in tow of Mary
br brig undine, Matanzas.
arrived from Baltimore
Schr SoTene Cheney, hence at Savannah. 9Th inst
Scnr same mears, Lewis, hence at Savannah. 10th
Sehr n Doanc. Megathlin, hence at Portsmouth N
I'll, 8th inst. ~
Memoranda,
Brig Emily Fisher, Ashford, hence for Roston spd
from HolIes Hole, 10th inst. ~
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B4LTT80RE MARKETS. pgavro

C0FFEE.-The market continues very ouiet. M
have heard. Prices, however remain steady, a. and ND
still quote Rio at from 1914 to 2OI cts gold for
common to choice; Laguayra at 195z2l cts gold and
Java at 21G2724 cts. The stock in first hands is only
about $50 bags.
FIGURING have heard of no transactions TO-
day in Flour worth reporting. but the market, al
though quiet, continues very firm in tone. We no.
tce considerable increase this week in the receipts
OF Northwestern descriptions. but of other varieties
stocks are light and they likely to continue SO
until after harvest. We again quote as fol-
lows, viz: Howard Street Super at $l025910.75;
do Extra at SlI 90gl2: Western Super at S9.75@10
do Extra at $l0.75@11.25. City Mills Super at
$9.75@lO; do standard Extra at Sll@iI. so; and do
high grade Extra at $13509l450 D bill Western
and Howard Street Family is selling at Sl4@l5' and
Patapsco Resetv9 9Is and other choice brands Of
Flour we quote at S. 25@575 and Corn Meal nj q *
p Dbl for Baltimore and Brandywiue. N' ~-'-'
GRAIN.-For Grain of all descriptions the market
was firm to-day but the receipts were light and the
transactions consequently limited. Of Wheat there
were some LOO bushels offered but the only sale re-
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schr Robert Healey. Mitchell, cleared at Whining
ton. n c. Sth inst, for Baltimore.
Schr Georgia, Sweet, cleared at Newburyport 9th
inst for Baltimore.
Sehr Peucnan, Turner, from Portsmouth, N Il for
Baltimore, arrived at Newport 9th.
Sehr E D Endcott. Snow, from Matanzas, arrived
at Philadelphia, 1lth; reported sailed for BALTIC
schr Geo Washington, from Baltimore, arrived at
Norfolk. 9th inst.
Schr S Mizell. Nelson, hence for Plymouth, N
c, sailed from Norfolk 9th inst.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room
Fortress MONROE. May Il. 1866
Arrived i'm Hampton Reads.
Schr Queen, FIN Baltimore for Providence
Schr Mason, I'm Baltimore for Boston,
Sch Hoyt I'm Washington, D c. for Newborn
Schr Palestine, FIN Norfolk for New York
Schr Cranmer, FIN Norfolk for New York.
Schr Cook, FIN Norfolk for New York
Schr Cain, FIN City Point for Philadelphia.
Schr Fox, FIN Baltimore for Fort Monroe.
SGhr Ellsworth. for New York-guano
Wind easterly, stormy and rainy.
by telegraph to News Room.l
Boston-Arrived 18th, brig Emily Fisher, Ashford,
from Baltimore,
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MILITARY D®F0RY.
Middle Military DeparaIner

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Breyet Col; A. =. King.
FIRST Army Corps ". 5. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street BIT 1t
Col. Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General
Medical DlTector-BTeyet Colonel Josiah Simpson,
Office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delawars and Mary
;andG8reget BriSadicr General ". IL. Browne Office
Nc. 81 \. Calvert street.
Depot Commissary-Br Drigadier General Thos.
Wilson; assistant and BIT. Lit. Col. l.. N Smith G. S.
Office, No. s: Gay street. up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo;
W. Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets as
sstants, Captain A. NJ. Cumming. A. Q. NJ; office,
no. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut. Col f. NJ. Etting
PaymaSters-STeyet Lieut.. Col. Z, b. Warner Majors
u. u: g. Hooper, Brantz Mayer William H. Nicols
and W. b. Stewart: offices. Post Otice Bnilding
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ROOFING, ETC.

FASE'S EELT, CEMgN2 AND CRAWL ROOF
ING
ss lAs aed IN use. Rr& aas been well known lOr If"
teen years.
we GuaTanteo MI nov work for Eve yeers.
II &c Better thGn Tin, and costs half Is much
oi@ AooIs repaired at short notice.
70 ara Tao Only manufacturers CT ROOFING MA
gta9tiy On hand for sale
TLC E00ES and IRON kElJGRE Dafntsd y.::s
oEg PAS RIlI PAa,kFELNT YYRNTsE.
PAGE EROS i c.,
OFT sAt flT.,ifH'S wharf
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HOTELS, ETC.
Rm,eiEfe EEGarep

Pacific Hotel.
ITO, IT2, L74 G1I76 GREEiift4I ggrCA ST,
Zone Square West Of Broadway
bKTTEEN COuRTLANP AND DEF gTRKETg, SKg YORK.
JSsR2N RAFgTEts, .sr., Proprietor
FHSHE PACIFIC HOTEE is we'll and widely
u known to the travelling public. The location is
is especially suitable to merchants and business nou
1t is in close proximity TO tho business part of tho
city-is on, tee highway Of Southern and Western
rayel-ant adjacent to al the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations FOR over
300 guests 1t is well furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertain
ment Of its inmates: The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated; provided with gas and water tho at
sendance IL prompt and respectful and the table is
generously provided with every GeEoaoy OF the
Hoason.
Tho subscriber. who. for the past few years, has
osen the lessee is Row sole proprietor and intends
7? Identify himself thoroughly with the interests Of
his house With long experience az hotei-keeper
ne trusts by moderate charges and liberal poiicy
10 maintain the favorable reputation Of the Pacific
Rutsj.
+ E,-re proven! overchatge by haokmen, ths
oGac4a: Of Sbo Jotsi are owned by the pfopretOy
s2iai-.T JOHN PSTFES, u.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

GnlDOrts-FOreign.
Atwood's Cay-Schooner 8 Sawyer-qOtons guano,
~ 40 lgnumyitcn piece mahogany, green turtles,
lot sponge, R. NJ. HeSlen.
EApOrts-ForeIgm.
Liverpool-Br. bark Atantic-22 O45 gallons hen
zoline a. 9S7 do. petroleum, 1867 bbIs grease 29
bags bark, $1,000 staves 5000 treenails AS cedar
posts, 2l.OUO teet timber and plank.
EmpOrtS-COasfwtse.
Norfolk-Steamer Thomas Kelso-lOpkps +obacco
Frick u Ball. sundries, sundry persons
New York-Steamer Elizabeth OBJ bags coffee
300 pkgs mdse.. sundry persons.
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MEDICAL.
H HUMPHREYS

EE o na9cpathic SpecifRcs.
EH AVE proved, from the most ample experience,
u q on entire success; Simple, Prompt Efficient and
Reliable. They the only Medicines perfectly
adapted 20 popular use-sO simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; harmless as to be
free from danger, and efficient, 70 be always
liable. They have received the highest commenda-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Cents.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
MAIL REGULATIONS,

Time of ArrivGk and Closing of Male at the Post
Office. Balimor e Nd
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-14
SHIPPING.

sRTs WELLS, FARGO Ill CO.,
SasatAz& NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 81 Broadway, ny.
Exchange for sale on California
Agents in Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICK
& CO., II Smiths Wharf uu stairs myl4-tf