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AUCTION SALES.
IF~ sar Asessor Sales see JosrA psss.I

Inv sasr Ascssoa Sales Gee JoswtA Ssss.I
RYJas. Q. hcauIRE CO .AuctiOns.rs.
sALE BY CATALOGUE ovrrsLIAS WORKS
OF .Rr. Ar raj AUcrioH RooMs.
wkUfksDAt EokHlh0. October 81, st 10
pvpvIk cno ZANE epIng AZ o ck com e-lsins
shnS ylSES. FOUNTAINS, PYkAMIDs. ana
ELAI thbS, in Aiabasttr. Agate, Marble. aud
maple Or en- all elAbor steiy carved "a I'm 90 -
Oh .etfom Florence. Ron,s, and Italy.
0n eAhiifnop. Tuesday morning r.
Terms oash J. Q. MCGUIRE Co
oea tsun. Herald Intel. kucss.
III ID WELLS ACO,
- Auctioneers and heal Estate Brokers
Northwest corner 10th and streets
LOT OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FuRsr.
TUkk, t No A64 north 10th street betSe-n n
ana s. east side. lover the Gas once D at Public
On WEDNESDAY. the SIS. I'M. .,,oo,,.,
m. We shall sell at the residence OF Ge ntleman
oecnning boast keering at Heu.e No l6a Tents
Seet saood aseertmeut Of Fursiture. viz
"Gna a Rsr SIsth Sofas, Side Chairs. Essy Chsiru
Walnut Marble TOP, Dining and other T.A,s.
lane Seat and other Chs
haDdso ne Parior window shades
seinac Cottage Chan Der Setts
Hair end Cotton Tor n Mattresses
Feather Beds. Pill ~s and Boosters
$50 ysIds excellent Brussels CARPETS
Also, 1perain and yenetisn Carpets
vi Cloihs, Msttinss and Rugs
Parior, Cooking and other stoves
Chipa, Glass and Eerthen Ware
variety " Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. d. L. WELLS CO.,
&C Intel. Auction sers.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A FOR SALE
"A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM ON
the roam from Washington to Frederick City, 81
5s:, land il SSn'ssnsfs sganty s acre: :0 Of
With water. having two good springs, and pump
near the house barn stable and =. other
is also first class and very desir able position for
%sssns snsr Sa
Baltimore Cites as i, opens on three Dnbli: roads
sns O safe ana 2siusSe
investment, and cannet fail to realize clear re-.
fas s5y Of north !.
tss bfawssn 81 aS$ 9Th stTss 70 Dr.
II n ss eS 81 Il:
farm and quality Of land Hours Ssioss and
oo2sh INTEL Property Agent.
"A A number Of small BRIOK HOUSES on the
l'iand'~ell located for ssl1 WILMER ...,.
&C 25-eost' ass 10th St, next Ferd's Theater.
Ta6 REST .,ts large, pleasant. FpsNIsHED
the Gspi.oI inquire at $40 Delaware ave, cor.
81 Ne ths
sss sSB q the between =: 3
G1oh'E19sSSofn HHSsE s AShhS!'
$50 to 500 Also, first class RESIDENCES, $50
to Si2O We invite the attention of reliable par
oc p lm' ORME COOPER
EOR REHT,,Two of those hne HOUSES in the
Il Philadelphia Rew, with hot and cold water,
gas and bath range and heaters, four squares from
from IDnn the cs :, Rent s'cs PEI snInm
and O'Clock p. m, or d. l.. WELLS CO., 1O2
&C so7t- THOMAS M. PLOwMAN.
EOR SALE Oh RENT-On Penna avenue, a
story Rosss .s
ataIV ar NJ he Nat oil HIT nit
yJIoHN ". aAdTLL, corner Psnn's avenue and
10th street west &C l5u
IGOR sALE-The three story BRIOK DWELL.
L ING HOUSE on 18th street, No. 40, be-
tween and G streets. The frost building con-
back building has three rooms and kitoheu The
house Is egibly situated, and IL built in toe
street raii%ay II nes soid at ri,ase
sale before the lst OF November, the property will
se Gesss A. IpSlis sScsoa Fer terms ,Sply to
+ and elegantly fn nT 3 2 RLoR and BED.
ROOM in private family, near the Capitol. Only
os &C
LOB RENT-several ROOMS in telegraph Or
Il hce 34s Pennsylvania avenue. For terms in
quire at 400 street, north Patent Office, at 10
se a-n J. TOwLEs. Agent.
LOB RENT-The STORE No. 39I d street.
avenue. AID IL one Of the largest and most oonvs:
Appy 70 sa'f shs Il Ste. o.s
Il HOUSE and GROUNDS loo ated at the north.
1s Of .p ThSsn
psrty has large brick dwelling and outho
ens Mr.. nN 70 q
MILLS so.s CO. Real Estate Brokers, noTthwsss
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u GRKEN MILLIAMs, AuctionetT,.

EXCELLENT ANpwELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD
EUkNiTUBE; On sogTH STREET, BIZ.
STREET, OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. the 30th instant, at 10 o'clock O.
named Furniture
Two Black Walnut Hair Cloth Tete- -Tete Sofas
Castor and Side Chairs, Arm Rockers
Marble top Tables, Black Walnut whstnots
walnut Book Case and " indos Shades
Solid BlackWalnut Marble tor Dressing Bureaus
Nashstands, WsIdrohes. and French Bedsteads
Excellent Spring, Hair, and other Mattresses
Fine Feather Pillows and Boosters
Wordrobes
Painted Dressing Bureaus, wasnstands, Ward.
robes, . nd Redsteads
Excellent Brussels, Three ply, Ingram, and other
Carpets
Damask Covered Lounges, in Green Rep
Set of Walnut Dining Tables and Chairs
SidebOard. Cane seat Chairs, and RuRs
Excellent Air tight Radiator and other Stoves
fine LOS Of Table and other Crockery
Cooking Stoves and Utensils snd Kitchen Reoui-
sites, and many other articles which We deem ua-
necessary to enmumerate.
Terms cash.
oc nd Init GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Mr.. FRANK @. COLLINswoRTH. the well
known Billierdist, and champion of the Dis
trict of Columbia, has been engaged to super
intend the fine Billiard rooms OF A s Brady Il
Co, 50, 81 and IS Louisiana avenue, near 9th
street. .
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iMPRovEMENTs.--On the south side of l.
street, between 4tn and Stu, three fine rec
story and baSement brick houses are being
erected for Messrr, Wall. Stephens &c Co, by
Mfssrs. Reynolds and Harper, bnckla ayers and
contractors. The workmen are now finishing
them, ard they will greatly improve the ne gh.
borhoed. Each house eoutains eight well ar.
ranged rooms, besides bath room; water as
we'll as gas having been introduced. Beside
the contractors the folio wing are ged In the
WORK: walter Pun phfev, carpenter; Dove &
Phillips, plasterers: Shepherd Il Brothers,
plumbers and gas filters; and A. Nalley, pain
ter. ~ 49,
The dilapidated building on Lou,siana ave.
nue., adjoining the building at the corner Of
1th street, has been replaced by fine four
story building for MT. S. A. Peugh. which
makes really handsome appearance. The
building is 22H feet front, by 42 deep, and is
we'll arranged for Offices the lower portion has
already been engaged by the National Insur-
ance Company Of this city, the name of which
appears in the mar bic front Mr.. Cluss was
the architect; Messrs. Downing Il Brother the
carpenters and contractors; 6issell and Rogers
hrIcklayers; w. Sibrey plasterer, and G. L.
Bowen painter. -.~
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GooD SAMARITAN DIVISION, S. DIT we
learn, will celebrate its eighth anniversary on
Monday evening next, at ODD Fellows Hall
Addresses will be delivered by eloo uent
speakers. A prize temperance drama of great
beauty will be presented; also, a selection of
choice music, vocal and instrumental. by Prof
Genuari and others
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HELD TO BAIL FOR CoURr.-This morning
Mr.. n. G. Leo, who was charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill Sergeant Corne.
Illus DriscolI, appeared before Justice Morseli,
and the prosecution failing to show any evil
dence of the intent to kill, and Mr.. Leo ad
hitting that he Knocked the Sergeant down,
Justice held him to bail for court for assault
anu battery only.
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by K. +. PAGE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP.
EhIf, BEING THE NORTHERN HALF OF
LOT ~, IN sQUARE l-5, Located on corner
OF lIth sti eet west and street north, and In the
n rear Q, The residences Of Chas. Knapp, ESQ, and
BY virtue of deed OF trast from W Anderson
and wife TO me, dated Oct 20. ISIS, and duly re-
corded N Liber J. A. No lel, foios IO4, los, I06
and iW, one OF the land records Of Washington
county, ID. q, shall sell the above describe
property, on the premises, on TUESDAY, Oct. 30,
1866. at IA O'Clock
Terms announced at time of sale. Conveysncing
and stamps ct purchaser cost.
ALFRED BAY, Trustee.
&C I'D y PACE 49,
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VIOLATING THKGAMR LAw.-Peter Mathew
was arrested by officer Morgan, Of the county,
county ordinance He was dned - By Justice
Walter
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FoRKsTALLISa THE MARKEr.-Yesterday
James r. bikes, a huckster in the Western
Market, was arrested by ofhcer Riley, upon q
charge of forestalling the market. Justice
Hollingshead fined him SIO5U
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CoRNs, Bnnions, Bad Nails, Vascular Elk
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
ga Penn. av.. between Z 4 and oth streets OF
nee hours from m. to p. m, and 8 to %
m. No charge for consultation.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Cireen Az Williams
have sold the lot and two houses. corner n,
18th street west and M street north, In square
Zeh, for s2.32O; lot No. IL, IN square 2sa. cor
ner Of 18th and NJ streets north, 10 VIM Hie-
gins, for 81 cents per foot; house and lot ar
junction Of Virginia avenue and street. he.
tween LIST and I'd streets west, to Jeremiah Cos.
tellO for S7OO
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"A STOREs 315 AND 317,
South corner Penn a avenue and 9th street.

"A STORES 315 AND 3l7.
South corner Penn q avenue and 9th street.
w. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
Will give their especial attention to all sales on.
trusted TO them Particular care given to out door
sales Of Household Furniture, &C. aud eli deserts.
lions Of Merchandise. Also, have Bazaar for the
sale Of II orses, Carriages, &C., IS Louisisua ave
nue., between 9th and 10th SITS. lint ] oc l3-eol0t
n p 3 n 1 n g.
Opening Of large and fine assortment Of
IRIHCH GOODS, composed OF
Ladies' and Childrens' Olosks, Cloth for Cloaks
Bonnets, Trimmiugs Buttons, Ladies' u pder ar
ments, Bans. ell kinds OF real Lacss Lubin,s
rs,sqS ~ and great variety Of Fancy Goods in
CloaiS and Dresses cut and fitted, also made to
order, in the latest Partisan style. w
oc - ~ $50 PennsyivaBta svsnue.
hs g SAsToE PEE 4 in,t TsSsl!eS .hs great
LOT Ladies and htsses Also. NEST beauh e.
fol aseor tment OF Velvet, Silk and 0traU~
bOHEEIc. All orders promptly attended TO b.
Mrs. 4. q. CASTOR, AS 9th street, four doors
LOB sALn-A BAT MARD, s yeersN
l. old, perfectly soand and gentle. Also, IN
. Family CARKIAG1, HARuESS. AcNN
will he sold cheap. Apply at HowsrdI Livery
stable, on q street. bet. 9th and TIN. oe nt
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\ FIGHTING SQFAD.-Yesterday afternoon q
squad of the ith Artillery visited the city TO
have "a little blOW our before leaving this
vicinity, which they say they were ordered 20
do to-day. Some Of them got drunk and at
the corner of 11th and e streets, inaugurated a
free fight, for the amusement OF the citizens of
that locality who witnessed IL. Oficer Miller
OF the Third Ward, arrested n We of the SQUAD
John HoltZ- ohm McCracken, Peter r. Davis
Thomas Burns, and Chas. Kelley-and took
them to the Central @ uardhouse, where they
We're locked up, 10 be delivered TO the military
authorities
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GRAND LARCENY.-Last Thursday night or.
heer Miller, OF the Third Ward, arrested Geo
Myers and Richard Tinsley, colored, for the
larceny OF bacon from the grocery store OF
ISanekton Sinsabaugh, 9th street, opposite
Centre Market After waiting for evidence the
oneer worked plan by which evidence was
ooiaihed mat Justified the dismissal OF Myers
"A coiored mar went to Tinsley and purchased
TWO hams, he had another for sale. Justice
thompson committed Tinsley to jail for fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-27

BASE BALL IN RICHNoND.-A match game of
base ball between the National Club of this
city and the Union Club of Richmond, Va,
took place yesterday afternoon, on the Fair
grounds in that eIty. 1t was witnessed by a
large assemblage OF spectators. Nine innings
Were played. The score stood I43 for the
National and IL for the Union. The visitors
Were entertained with a banquet at the Ballard
House last night To-day a match game be-
tween the Nationals and Pastime, OF Rich
mond, will take place.
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WASHINGTON HOMEOPATHIC DrsPENsARY-
II will be seen by the ad vertisement else " here
that on Monday next (the 10th insthnt) there
Will be opened in this city institu lion at
which the poor OF our city will receive med
iCal attendance and medicines tree OF charge
1t is located At No. 3ii G., between 18th and
18th streets, and Drs. t. :. Verdi, of Washing
ton, and e. ). Verdi, of Georgetown, and others
willing 10 engage in the work, will be in at
tendance. The guardians are Henry d. Cooke,
Esq, Cbas. KNAPP, Esq, Jos. II. Bradley, Esq ,
VIM. s. Huntington, Esq. Geo. T.. Baker. Esq
Hon. Montgomery Blair: John G. Clarke,
Treasurer; 7. :. Verdi. NJ. d., Secretary The
dispensary being supported by free eontr iou :
tons, all those well disposed towards the poor
may send their contributions TO the treas urer or
secretary.
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TRUsrEH's SALE OF vALpABLR RIAL
STABLE AND CARRIAGH-HOUsE
By virtue OF two deeds Of trust we shall offer for
sale, at public auction on WEDNESDAY, Eth dsy
of November. 1861. at ~ O'Clock D. N on the prem
ises, the part of Let No 5, In Square 1885, on
street son tn, Between sd and lth street east
The terms easy, and made known at the time of
sale. 10. KENNEDY,
AD. CoLLlNGswoRrH.
oc Is l8 Trustees.
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DIED.

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter .-
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctisaesn.

II
LARGE SALE OF NEARLy NEW HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AT No. S45 EIGHTH
sTRkkT WEST, BETwBEN 4 AND X SITS.
NOkIH, Near the Northern Liberty Market,
At Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant. at 10 O'Clock
m, We shall sell, at the residence Of gentlem an
declining housekeeping. ct House No 343 good
assortment OF FURNITURE, consisting Of
Black Walnut HsirclOth Sofas, Chairs, Easy Chair
and Rocker
Black slput Marble-top Table
Mahogany Marble TOP and other Dressing Bureaus
WindeW Shades, &C
Wardrobes Cane seat Rockers and Chairs
Nearly new painted Cottage Sets
Bureau and Enclosed Washstapds
Bedsteads. Hair, Gotten top and other Mattresses
Excellent Brussels, Three ply, Ingram ami other
Carpets
Oileleth, Mats, &c
Damask covered Lounges
Extension Dining ana other Tables
Parlor, Cooking. and other Stoves
Two Portable Bake Ovens,
And o lot Of Kitchen keQuisitss.
Alss, a fine Lsdys Side Saddle, Bride, &c,
nearly new.
Terms cash. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
oc Is Auctioneers
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IN ,CQMPLIIl eET or SECOND HAND
sole cAeaS, v(aaS1 u. GIiExk0ff 90.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfeneers,
- Corner 9TH and b streets

HOUSE, on PENNsYLyANiA AyINUE' BE.
TWEEN Sd AND ara sTREETs EAST,
FURNITURE. BAR FIXTUREs, LEASE or
THE GROUND, HORSE AND CARRIAGE.
On "WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant we shall cell,
at 10 O'Clock a. m the Furniture In the Admiral
9Th streets esss. consisting in part
Zine Marble. top Dressing and other Bureaus
Marble top Wash Closets and Center Table
Mahoeshy and Walnut French Jenny Lind and
Walnut ana other Wsrdrobes. Lounges
Pianoforte, stool and Cover, made By Slime, hne
Gilt Frame and ether Locking Glasses, Clock
Feather beos, Hair and other Mattresses, and
Large Lot on Cloth and Mating, crockery and
Cane sest, Dining, and other Chairs, two Rsfrige.
Mabogsny Parlor Chairs. Cooking ami other
Stoves, with q good lot Kitchen Requisites
Bar and Fixtures, Oyster Bar and Fixtures
Immedi stey after the sale Il the above
We shall cell an excellent Horse add Family
Osrriage, Harness, Saddles, and Brides, and
Also at 8 O'Clock pm-
We shall sell the Improvements, on ground rent,
with the Lease, which has TO run elk ears. with
the privilege of removing the Improvement at the
expiration Of Lease. The improvements consist OF
an excellent Frame Dwelling or business house,
yfl1on Stable Tor IL horses, Summer Garden,
beautifully fitted up with over 80 gas burners
Water through the mouse and fountain i'm the gar
den; six tons Coal; three cords Wood.
Persons wishing to purchase excellent Trrni-
ture or fine business stand will do well 90 attend
the sale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
aBHcngorn.

Fer steamship Moneks. for New York-D DeLand and
ohidren Bacon, lady and children Miss Strauss
irvIno vs Do9sHs shy Keen and lady Lambert DIR
W strong and lady, Lewith M Strauss I, strauss
segion wssner; safIs Capt Manning Stevens
Mil8enski. '-'' 'iual
Fernsndina, &o-G Condy, DR. A Pieasance. Mas
Iowies, 1sS Mrs Whitfield. children and servant 7 W
Sc9t SEQ a. scott Dr. Gunnels Halle, Mrs Halle
ana chiidren, q Henson, L NJ Sadler Mr. Conway
q James, Gen McCray Clark Schroeder and
iaay, MEs Gibbs, children, and servants j Rut-
iiedge. MISS Turner, d Edges, VIM Blake Purcell
NorthroP Green. Miss Mary Brown, Lopez, p E
lyon tendr1ck, E Hertz, W Sly, Capt L Guthrie
j drear, A Chisolm and lady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

GUNNY BAGS were quiet but steady, at 22Ac. We
auNNY CLOTH was also inactive. Holders asked 2sc
HAY was in fairly active demand at full prices. We
quote: City bale, $50 to sOc, and shipping qualities
LEAD Arm but quiet; 800 tons ordinary foreign
reported at 6Hc to $40, gold best qualities were
Arm a 7c gold bar quoted at 9s and sheet
at 1lHc, currency. ". ..r
MoIAssKs.-The market was quiet snd rather heavy.
With stock Of 1000 hhds ouba muscoyado GOO hhda
all in trade lots, at the following prices-Ouba mus.
covado at 46o to ESQ., do clnyed at 100 6Oc do centr
i1g o. SIC 70 6o Porto Rico at 6o' to 7so New Orleans
NAILS were steady at eo for cut and at 60 for olnch
deers an advance IN the price Of cut owing
N4y4I sToaEs Continue quiet and We have only TO re.
quote black rOsin as ss to IS T and white do at SO
TO S12 Tar was In moderate demand at % 80 to SS
PnovIsioSs Ss~Recopts 9ss bbis PORK, Sos pokss cut
meats 100 do and kegs lard Tho Pork market at the
but at the CLOSE there sellers than buyers
and prices were rather In favor OF the latter New
1900 Sbs for prssen. delivery M $50 es to $50 81
new mess; $40 as to $40 76 for old mess and 32a to
cladDg june July. August and September, were $500
bbls ess SELLERS and buyers option, at $50 as to
Wy S ai Of
b6iR which realized S1e to Sal for new plain mess and
Of I
IN every respect Small lots were disposed Of at pre-
nss po s we're Sa
paeksges to ls1Io for hams and l2lo to 1880
for shoulders Lard nrmer Cho!ce lots were
generally held 22o; but the sales were 1000 pokgs
at leo TO a21 Including choice kettle rendered at the
extreme Butter and cheese continued duh and noni
nal ut our LAST quotations = = :. ~ o.
PETROLEUM. was steady at ~ to 27Io for crude, and
| "A to A9o for reHne cd In bond -. ?
RICE continued quiet and steady at 10 70 for Ran.
gooD, and 18H TO 13Lo for CaroIina : = +. +.
suaAn was in moderate demand and prices with
out decided change. The sales 500 good refining
Cuba OF 1OAo 100 muscovado private terms and 500
boxes Havana at 10N to 1Io Refined sugar was quiet
and heavy at ie3so for standard hards 15 for oooo
and lax to 14Ac for yeows. The stock OF raw sugar
embraces s07 hhds. s2oS0 boxes IOl Oo2 bags and
485 meado The closing quotations are as follows In
grocery ouba 1o% to 12!o, prime to choice grocery
ouba to 12xc, centrifugal (hhds and boIes OK 70
l8c meado or to &c. refining grades Porto Rico ID 20
lie grocery grades do 1l to 1So boxes Nos 10 10 IL
| Tx to ike.
sALTpETRE was dull and nominal. TIE last oale OF
crude at 100. We quote refined $780, and nitrate
soda 10, the latter gold. -
sPKIrKR was quiet but firm, with sales OF 160 tons
sesiAn. part at exc, gold but nearly all at to sc
| currency. ys,'
] TrN was dull and heavy. Bancs was quoted at 10;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF CHAR LEsTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday. fJusE
Steamship Adele. Hall, Daltimore-left Tuesday. A NJ
Corn and Mdze. To Street Bros & Co, G. Staffena a
90, AVeril & Son, 81 Graver, J Cook 4 Co n
Bischof 90, Wiley, @ II Holiness YolIers H 90.
Dm &c 90 hlatte 90. Luhrs StellinR Goiilsrd 4
hinott, Werner Ducker, D Rhett lk Son. O Moise
q 20, Baker & Go, Hurkamp & Go, Thompson a.
Bro. Roach, W Williams & Co. HUNT Bros. Il II
Hod8ers q 90, Btaraweky A BischoG Adams Damon h
60 olark Gruber, w Quincy. Lauroy q Alexander
Senter, Klinek WickenberR. e Kiene Hurkamp
20. J. Blohme, Graeser & Smith, ] Tiedeman
Co. Willis Il Chisolm, n T Peake A Tobiaa' sonp r w
decai & Co. W. oA
schr VIM II Kennel (s-mastedl, sofer, wsahipaton. d
Q, days from the Capes Goal and Hay. To W Roach
Q Master. '
Steamer Cosmopolitan, Crooker, New York-left Tues
day last The has brought on Gen slokles, Com.
mander Of this Department.
Steamer Dictator, ooIetter Palatka via Jacksonville
Fernandins, &c. II bales I Cotton and Mdze To
the Master, L Beardley Il 90, Douglas Il Jackson M
hobertson, Mills House, and Order
Cleared Yestcrday. JUNE
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York willis &
Went to Sea Yesterday. GJusy
Steamship Mcneks. Marshnan. New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Quaker City. West, New York, May %.
UP for this Port.
Schr Robt Hesly, Brooks at Baltimore NAV a.
sehr Swan, Mitchell, ut Baltimore, May %.
Cleared FOR this Port.
schr Kindberg, Thomas, at New York, May %.
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Pro .rsIoss-The market is very hrm but Quiet to-
Day stock Offering small We quote mess pork at 81 2b
to ss1 so per bb Western lard % 10 22 cents: bulk
shoulders IA to !4h cents; sides IT cents Bacon is
best fancy brands 't0' ' iA''oA iot
suoAR-There were sales to-day of 2S5 hhds Porto
ct 10t4o. mos. ' ''' ienNs
S.LT-we quote the market steady, with sales from
lophers at IS 60 for Ashton's hne I6 to- "a 40 for
and Worthinston'r, So for brands less known
and 76 to 81 8O per sack for ground alum Turks Ia
land os' per bushel IN lots from store.
very frm with sales OF zoe bbls Western
at 81 2sH per gallon. Stock light,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02

Sa es to-day 5000 bales. The market Is dull with little
inqu ~ and weak pricos. Mdding upands are quoted
about 1215d. i
BREADsrUFFs.-The market is quiet and steady
PRovIsIoNs-The market Is dun; tallow s 3, i'll de.
clining ...,---'. ,-- ~ ~
LONDON. Saturday Evening. May 19.-Consos close at
81 to S7I for mouey.
AMERICAN NSEouRIrIKs.-UDited States Five-Twenties
65 GO; Illinois Central Railroad 10 to n; Erie Rail
road AK to As.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
Consigned per South Carolina Railroad
Juno I.

27S bales Cotton Is bbs Spirits Turpentine IT bbls
Kosin Is bales Yarns. Furniture and Sundries To W
wv Smith, w Williams E Wiss 4 Co, r NIure & Co.
Wardlsw Carew, W Williams Il Go. Adams, Frost 4
Co. Gage 90, M Caldwell Il Sons, Thurston &
Holmes A Mcleod, Cameron, Willis & Chisolm, G
d Walter 90. j Anorum, Stenhonse Il Co, Hunt
BROS, Stenhouse b Jeffors & Co. Thomas, Gail
iard q minott. Webb. Aver Il Trumbo, q Sloan, Mrs
Gatewood, Il D Kirkpatrick, J King & Co. T Street
T. Beach. Klinck Wickenberg, Z yelling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
Wilmington nIark.r

for nan rsso May 3L-sales of III bbls at sk Ok
hard 9s6 Ms, % 20 Tor yellow dip, and 81 S2x for
~ OF lsi bbs at 81 to 25 for No s77s
No trsnssetions aaa reaossS % to for Opaque $50
or Cotton. An eitner Spirits Turpentiue
100 1loo AZ. bales Northern sold from wharf at 81 10