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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-02
By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auetionesrs.
North west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
VERY HANDSOME BRICK cor.

VERY HANDSOME BRICK COT
Y TAGE REsIpsYCs. os rHE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY BETwEgN SECOND AND Third
THOMAS GAMBLE, FOR SALE At AUCTION.
We will sell at auction, on the premises on TUEs-
DAY the sth day Of February. at haif.paa 4
SIDESCE located as above described: The lot
fronts % feet on Clay street and runs back about
90 feet. The dwelling 10 nearly new. containing
a two Glory brick kitchen, with two rooms de.
tacbed from the main building, and the necessary
out houses In good repair. This is very desira-
Bile residence.
TERns: Dna-third cash the balance at four
and eight months, for negotiable :notes, interest
added, secured by = trust deed. The taxes Tor
1897 to be paid by The purchaser.
isso GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.-It
~ you have bad cough and wish to be re
lieyed, try POWERS'S COMPOUND SYRUP
T0LU AND WILD CHERRY which has given
relief TO so persons that he Is forced to put Ii
up for sale.
The formula for this most excellent medicine
was given me by tho late lamented Dr.. Peachy,
and used constantly in his practice.
For sale at FIFTY CENTS bottle by
3. NJ POWERS, Druggist,
corner II ain and Fifteenth streets,
"a Richmord Va
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UyRTYsTrFs sATE OF VALUABLE

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Mill. Ann PIFTY ACRES OP LAND.-h
trustee in . dsea from william Gilman shall. By
consent OF the parties, sell NJ public auction on
ruafy issf. the valuable MILL and FIFTY Achts
OP LAND OF which the ssid william Gilman diei
ssired and possessed. lying Ia Hanover eoaay,
ilso. the same time and place, viii be sold u.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN fuknlTUkS Of u
fxSns: Liberal. and made Known on tbs day
sais. jsI.-tds] &c. MoNCuxE. Trustee.
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RICHMOND, January S, 1867.
Messrs. ". q. Webb & %. :
Gentlemen,-We are acquainted with your va
luabe real estate in Manchester, and estimate the
value thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Our estimate is based upon the sale Of pro.
perty when business revives and capitalists are
seeking such investments Very respectfully
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERSoN.
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DEMOVAL.-The undersigned beg
1eto inform shsi, frSnas q e they have Ts%cvs9
Fourteenth street between Main and Cary, whsse
they viii BE- pleassd tosss their enstoneS anS sns
public. large and ysii.ssisetea ssSck o. 0hv.
hand TO which they respseanity .sk tns Srsnnoe
Of the trade 30 IL JOHNSON HUNT,
80 Fourteen nth street
a.. batwsan n AIN and Cary.
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THE GRAND PREMIUM

IdE UhANU
referred to in Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apper-
sons certificate (below) will be awarded to one OF
the purchasers OF a
BOX OF MEMORIAL SOAP" ON THE 2sp OF
APRIL NEXT,
under the sole direction Of the
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T OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EZEKIEL'S, No. Il MAIN STREET.
s. 900 yards BLRACHED TwILLED COTTON
SHIRTINGs, or. for other family purposes,
only le3c. per yard, worth Csc
1000 yards heavy BLEACHED (wide) SHEET
ISGS. nearly one and half yards vide,
2,ooo yards sUPERrINE 81 PILLow.CAsg COT
TON, only 3Oc. the yari
900 yards all styles of DRESS GOODS, now SELL
ing of without regard TO cost:
1000 yards sd and lo-l BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS at greatly reduced
acso wards an STYLES OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily Low prices,
900 wards HEAVY GRAY TwILLBD FLANNEL.
all wool, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts only two shillings the yard
500 yards HEAVY CoTroN DIAPER for chill.
dren's purposes-very scarce article;
A few pair heavy, extra large and fne ALl-WO0L
BID BLANKETS, 20 be sold OF cheap.
Ny country and town friends Wishing cheap
goods in the DRY GOODS lire need but give me
call. The articles enumerated above are bat .
few Of the bargains Offering datlyat
, EZEKIEL,S Cheap Store,
No. Il Main street.
fsa nearly opposite 81. Charles Hotel
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poBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND TaI
Twelfth. between Main and Frankliny
streets, makes to order LADIES' a. d GEN.
TLEMRN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable as the same quality can BIO
made anywhere. call Is respectfully solicited.
N. B.-Repsiring neatly done.
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
IL -2ru
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BOARD OF NAGERS
acting in behalf Of the
oAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
who, together with the trustees, are sufficient
guarantee that enterprise, in all its details,
will be conducted and carried out strictly, homo
rably, and fairly.
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GUNPOWDER.
VI 81
800 kegs (25 pounds EACH DuPONTs SPORT.
ING POWDER. FFF
400 kegs t6t pounds EACH DUP0ET'S SPORT.
ING POWDER, PFFG;
$50 kegs (i23 pounds each DUPOSTS SPORT
ING POWDER. PPPP;
50 cases t25 pou nds each) DUP0NTS SPORT
ING POWDER. fPfG, canister
200 kegs is pounds each DUP0NT'S BLAST
ING and MINING POWDER.
ALSO,
EAGLE RIFLE, in canister and quarter kegs;
BAGLE DUCK. In canister and quarter kegs;
EAGLE DIAMOND, in canister and quarter kegs
ALSO,
10000 feet SAFETY FUSE. -
For sale by E&s WORTHAM h Co.,
ia 3l-eoits Agents for Manufacturers.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND HOUSE-FUR.
and Opsnins LlsGE ADDiTioNs % Our a'I pss.sn!
stock Of CHINA, and HOUsg-FURNIsH1N0
GOODS, snch ~ Plate Warmers, Coffee and Tea
tai Coffee and Tea Pots Also, Psrlof Coal Vases
and Coal .HodS-yeryoh andsoms.
Also, FANCY GOODS In great variety, such -
beautiful Writing Desks. Work Boxes, Backgsus.
mon Boards, Vases, &c. Call and sesthem at
BRANCH & CUKRANTg
China, Glass, and House furntshin NJ store.
dss cornaF Eighth and Main. No. 100.
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MONEY TO LOAN.-A SUM OF
~, ~ n1haf wiz be loaned upon rsasonsbls
through the Richmond post ONCE with real nm m:,
1ss.sny whsn and whsrs IN interview nay be had.
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xy PRIME OLD WHISkY.-We have just
received lot of
VERY OLD and SUPERIOR WHISKY,
which we offer to our trade with perfect confidence
In its giving unqualified satisfaction.
w. d. BLAIR & CO.,
IN al-eodts corner Ninth and Main streets.
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HIGARS, CIGARS.-A lot of very SUI
~ psrior jrst importsd 3. B. DUvkL,
AN sndsr spotswood hotel.
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r HAVE r e MOVED FROM MY
i former place Of business, on Thirteenth street
between Aain and Cary, my old and popular
pleased TO see my patrons. am receiving daily
sPLEN DID YORK and SEVERN RlVEROYSfERs,
and tho greatest varsity OF GAME, etc. ALI per
sons tak1ng the daily train can be served with
BREAkFAsT. TOM GklPFiH,
feI-Sts at he psnviils depot.
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ihEAP woodbury. cords seasoned
~ pine win be issued on M.sHDAY nsxt. nsyin.
mig " 4. NJ, at the Danville depr' Ppiss ~
fe An Agent Tor Dr. " w VI ~ b. -,
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NETALS.-GORDON d CRINGAN,
Wl FourrYYrH STREET. nssf Exchange Hotsl,
Offer FOR sale swsds's HammsEed and Virginis
County Iron, Slit and Rolled Horseshoe Iron,
Hoop, Band, and Sheet Iron Small Round and
Iron, Horseshoes and Iron Axles, rim Plate Block
Tin. spelter and Sheet Zinc, Norway Nail Rods.
IL I-ta
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RICHMOND, January ls, 1867
This is to certify that William 6. Webb and wife
have executed to us deed Conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, opposite Richmond, de-
scribed in above certificate of Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin Apperson, to be held subject to the deci-
sion OF the managers acting on behalf OF tho Oak
wood Memorial Association in the enterprise OF
Messrs. William G. Webb h Co.
R. A. LANCASTER Trrs,e..
T. NJ. LOGAN,
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CA TsPaT saSb RXe sf GHI s GISTas
COCOA and CANTON MATTlNGs, &c-HaviDg
purchased the above stock OF Messrs. French I
asooant in the store No sol corner Ninth and
Main srssts whore shall be pleased to see all In
want OF such goods. r. p. RICHARDSON,
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OFFICE OARwoop MEMORIAL lss8CIATIoN,l
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND. VA. I
January rs, 1857.
We accept the offer OF Messrs. WEBB Co., APP
proved by the above committee, and ask our
friends to give their support in carrying out the
enterprise.
[signedl MRS. n. II. SMITH, President;
MRS. A. Y. STOKES, Vice President;
MRS. E. S. TURPIN, Treasurer;
MRS. z. PoYTHRESS, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen are the Board
Of Managers acting for the 0akwood Memorial
Association:
F. s. TURPIN, A. Y. STOKES,
J.B. PACE, CHARLES T. WORKMAN,
: THOMAS POTTS, w. A. ARMISTEAD.
Names will be announced In few days OF gro
GERS and others IN the city from whom the MEMO
RIAL SOAP can be purchased. All orders or COM
munications addressed 70 rs will receive prompt
attention. WILLIAM u. WEBB Co,
la 2s-ts Boz COS post-olce.
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RICHMOND, January q, 1857.
MeSsrs William G.. Webb & o., old Dominion
Soap and Candle Works, Richmond, Va:
Commemorative have examined your PROPOSE
ton to the lockwood Memorial Association"
and In behalf Of said Association we accept the
off nd VII h
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ADJUSTMENTS. -
GRAND PROMENADE con- q
CERT AND BALL, EtB

.. @. SAVERS Monticello Hotel, on MONDAY BYE.
MING, February L. Tickets, admitting gentle
man ana lady, fTRTT CENTS, and can be procured
during the day at the Hotel. and on the evening AZ
the door. Tickets purchased for the lest soncsn
Et.sNst - THE COMMITTEES.
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NOTICE.-A meeting Of the stock
IN holders Of the Union Manufacturing Company
will be held at the Office of Harrison, Goddin
Apperson, on WEDNESDAY. February lath, at
Ia IoNsot SAMUEL A. EATON. Secretary.
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IT he ARTICLE wANTED.-EZE-
nm lEt's, n MAIN sTREET-FINE, VIDE,
A Al r nKAvr uMBLRACHRD COTTON OPEN
w THU MnRNIS0.-3,oeoy yards dne. wide. ard
naa,y UNBLEAcHED COTTON, just the article
wanted Tor shirtin. Purposes. n -
EZEkiEDS CHEAP STORE
" -. No Al Main
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OST a DIARY or MEMORANDUM
i 4 BOOK The finder will be rewarded by leav-
Ing 1t with HARrWELL, DICK co. fe lit
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d EMOVAL.-I have removed my Of
III fee to the store on Cary street opposiie the
sta Of tho old Columbian HOTEL will still con.
| tinus to receive supplies Of
ROWLAND and BALTi4ORE LIME,
CIICfHED aud LUMP PLASTER; ri
which win be sold ct the lovest market rates.
feLim A. o. LEE.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
n at the Office OF the Glover Hill Railroad Com.
pany in the city OF Richmond, on the Sd day OF
Apri next for certificates OF seven shares Of stock
of sad company. belonging TO the estate OF the
late DR., j. T. Cox the scrip for which has been
lost Number and dates Of said certificates un-
known Tfs l-law2m1 J. L. cox.
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OFFICE MIDLOTHIAN Coal MINING CoNPASY,l
RICHMOND, January %, 1857.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ING OF THIS COMPANY will be held at their
otiice in this city on WEDNESDAY, February 9th,
at I2 o'clock JOHN q. STANARD,
ia 20 Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08

Yeas-Aldermen RsyenelI Gerdts, Small, o'Nsill,
Willis Steinmeyer, Olney, Oakes, Honour, Will
den, Butler, Earle, Pringle and the Mayor-14
Nays-A Aldermen Wragg, Marshall and Enston-
8. The amendment was adopted.
Alderman Gardts offered the following resou-
ton, which was lost on the yeas and nays being
called for:
whereas several applications have been made to
Council to have the sidewalks on East Bay street
repaired, and, 80 far, nothing has been done, and
as it is essential to the business Of the merchants
and others to have the same restored, be it there
fore
Resolped, That the owners or occupants on East
Bay street, between Broad and Market streets, be
permitted to have the pavement in front OF their
buildings or place of business repaired, and de-
du,t the cost OF the same out Of their monthly or
other taxes due to the city; provided the claim
made on the city does not exceed one dollar per
brick or fagstone, and that the work is done in q
workman-lke manner. The City Civil Engineer is
in every instance to give the grade, level and
measurement, and is to inspect tho work :,
Yeas-Aldermen Wragg, Gerdts, Small oNenl'
Nays.Aldermen Ravenel, Willis, Oakes, Hon
| our Marshall, Enston, Whilden, Butler, Earle,
Pringle and the Mayor-11.
Alderman Whllden offered the following resolu-
| ton:
Resolued, That the owners or occupants OF lots
| on East Bay, between Broad and Market streets,
may be allowed to pave the same at the expense ol
the city, provided it does not exceed IN cost per
square yard the price paid for paving by the CITY,
and shall receive for the same certificates OF IN
debtedness, payable two years after date with In
| terest at per cent. per annum.
] Alderman Marshall moved to amend the resolu-
ton so as 10 include all other pavements in the
city.
on the table. Carried.
Alderman Earle moved to amend the resolution
by adding the following Provided, the same be
done with new grey bricks or flag stones, and not
to exceed 81 per square yard"
Alderman Gerdts moved to lay the whole matter
/ on the table. Carried.
| W. q. SMITH,
Clerk of Council
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08

.Tbia classification of diseases has been taken from
the s.Mouthly Report of the R. and T. Bureau Only
such classes and orders OF dsease ss nave ~, 9h
treatment here noticed which VIII account for 'ne
numerical gaps in the "classes" and orders
tBetsey Alston the mother OF this patent is IN az
tendance on him. She has been permltted 70 1tam
rations upon the diet list OF tne pent;o and care
tTbia natent was admitted from the JAIL suffering non
scnryy but died the night after his admttance nom
hemorrhsge from the lungs ... h,s ....-
rsan;c and was under the influence OF liquor OF the
time His case was investigated, and 1t was 1ound Una
t otbacarv had sold him Bi Borae of Soda, instead
Of arsenic He was discharged the morning OF nis ao
nlittance, having recovered from nlS neofiAu0n'
The following report of the Chief OF the Fire De,
nortment was received as Information.
Bill to alter and amend an OruuanoH w -
the terms and prices for selling sprituous nquors
ratfed January 16, 1866, came up for lss second
reading. ,.:.,u.t;or ~ tho hill WAS
nostnoned to q future meeting. -.
peThe Tenort Of the City Attorney on the claim o.
q. +. Burckmeyer, Esq, which was lald over or az az
the last meeting came up TOT consiuelsVion, ,a "Ir
Alderman Ho:our offered the 1ouoWlng leSoiu-
ton, which was lost: s,,- 1ohn n Rnrck-
mersr for return of the amount paid by nun iot ,ot
foTes on Bank Stock in the years 1915 og q
he admitted. and the principal sum pald Dy hiin
be refunded, free Of interest ,o,s
ssAderman Enston called for the yeas anu nays
on the resolution. ,uso-
The motion was ruled out on point OF Graer;
This caused some discussion touching the rules OF
order. when Alderman Honour moved 70 amend
Rule 18th by striking out the words entered Oh
tho Journal," :" and inserting the word "taken."
Tho roll was called on the proposed amendment,
and resulted as follows:
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MARRIAGES,

In Savannah Ga ON the 18th ult at the residence OF
the brides mother by the Rev. L 8. K. Arson, D. De- MI
Alexis McNuty OF Georgetown, O., TO MISS Louisa W.
Copp daughter Of the late D. D. Copp, Of Savannah
At the residence Of Col T. v. Walsh Thursday May
soeb. by Rev R. Furman D. D., Mr. Thomas L. Flowers
aud Miss Mstilds A. Mack, both OF Sumter.
On Sunday evening" the 2sth ult., by Rev. B. Gaines
At the residence of the brides father Mr. Samuel Proyor
of North Carolns, to Miss Sarah Ann Youngblood, OF
Pickens. -
On the ID day of june 1867 at Aston Depot by D. B.
Kirkland ESQ., Capt James P. Moore, Of Spartanburg
District to Mrs Honorah Montgomery OF Farheld DIS
tict
In the Baptist Church, at Barnweu G. b May SUD-
1897 by Rev L a. Shuck Mr.. Frank B. Troth, OF Geor-
"a 10 Hiss Marian Pate son. daughter Of the late Hon.
Angus Patterson.
On Thursday. the 2sd Of May. by Rev. J. A. Broadus,
D. D. the Rev. E. T. Buist D. d. to Miss Flora A. NC
Neil of Fayetteville, N. Z.
On the 7th ult, by Thos. P. Gaston Esq, Mr. henry
Sexton to Miss Nancy A. Lynch. all OF sparanourg.
On the Sd inst, by E Wall, Esq, Mr. Samuel sumner
to Miss Mary Ross, all Of Spartanburg.
ON the 9Th Of May, ct the residence OF the 6rloes
father, at Columbia, $. g., by the Rev. VIM l. soggs'
Dr. J. B. Mobley, and Miss Sslle z, daughter OF Gen.
Thompsop Earle 49,.
On the 2sth ut, by the Rev. Samuel Price, at the
house of the oiicisting minister Mr. Samuel Ausun 70
Mrs Martha Johnston all OF Laurens District, By:
At The residence Of the brides faher on the Son u.
lsby Rev. j. E White, Mr. j. Z. Marshall OF NASHVILLE
Tennessee and Miss Helen L. Walker, OF Chester.
In Yorkv1lle on the 9th ult, by the Rev. D. n Dick
son Mr. Lawson D. Goore and Miss Kate, daughter o'
B. =. Briggs, Esq, both OF Yorkv1ne.
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WE HAVE USED GALLIGHAN's PILLS AND
w and they will do all that La claimed for them, ana
cheerfully recommend them to public favor.
T. q. WATTS, Ex-Governor Of Alabama
J. W. A. SANFORD. Atty Gen'l of Alabama
RoBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court, Ala.
From THOMAS J. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court
I Ihsve used GALLIdHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
for them. THOS ]. JUDGE
Montgomery, Ala, September 90. 1885,
LowNpEs COUNTY, Alabama
GAIIIGHAN's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do
They are decidedly the best medicine for Chs and
yer ever gave would not be without them for fyt
times the price. .. a. dhAhhm'
AAlERIcus April II, 1867.
One box of GALLIGHANs PILLS cured me perfectly
of Chls and Fever. They are the best medicine tor
Chills and Fever ever saw. A. G. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MoNrGoME ALA, July 9, 1866.
Messrs BLUNT HALE-GENTs: have used your
GAILIGHAN's PILLS on two occasions for Chills anu
Fever and find that they effect all that they are intend
ed to do They the best remedy for the disease th'
have evor tried. consider them perfectly reliable.
Grand See aesgssdaEd gssnd Lodge of and NJ Of Alabama
ALBANY Ga, March IL, 1857.
I have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS In forty cases
Chis and Fever with perfect success. They are t. :
best Fever and Ague Pill put up.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
No. 1853 Meeting street.
11A' y BLoUNT & HALE,
PROPRIETORS,
May IA emo Montgomery, Ala.
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GnAN.-Receipts Of wheat quite nominal, and IN
the absence of demand from miers, most Of whom have
suspended grinding sales can eny be ehectea M Dy
bushels good Maryland red at - 6o no prime onoiSe
offered Pennsylvania grades are exceedingly dull;
quote nominal from 50 4Oa2 TO- latter for strictly prime
Corn was In very moderate receipt to-day, 87O0 bushels
and 5000 bushels yellow demand fair and prices steady
for white and rather frmer for yellow included In the
sass 500 bushels white p 10 ogG sO shss aT
ror 81 o. Of yellow $500 bushels at 81 !4al IT, mostly
at 81 15 $50 bushels damp Of y $500 bushels West
arm mixed at 81 o. Oats-000 bushels receiYedi mar
ket dull small sales only reported OF Soc. NotmnR 90
ing in rye; no receipts
MoLAssEs-Sock has somewhat increased by late ar,
rivals Market continues quiet No sales reported but
prices nominally unchanged.
PRoyrs1oNs-Are in very limited demand, which Is
confined almost entirely to Bacon tor Southern wants.
and prices steadily maintained at 10a0A cts for Shou
ders l2a12x cts for rib Sides and l3 Cts Tor clear ro
do, all clay smoked, which s preferred koana ios o.
Hams are also unchanged quote l6 to II cts as 70
quality and fancy large size continue neglected. We
quote Bulk Meats held at 9a9hcts for Shoulders and
cts for rib Sides Small sales Of Western Mess Pork
a s2S u.s. Lard Is quiet quote nominal Western terces
RIoaNRemsins quiet Still quote Carolina held ct
,1a12 cts.. rs to quality, and Rsngoon 9hae1 ots
SALr-Is steady fair demand for lots from dealers,
and plices continue to be supported We quote for Liv
erpoo fine s. l0aS 20; do Ground Alum " !os2 ~ per
sack Turks Island still quote for lots from store
58a60o per bushe.
SUaAR-Witb liberal imports and light sales the stock
has further accumulated in the hands Of importers We
hive only to notice small lot OK Porto Rico to-day a
I1xc. Quotations generally remain unchanged,
REFMED sUaARs.-Are steady at last quotations. VIZ
For Crushed, Powdered and Granulated 1890; soft
Crushed A white 14xe; Circle 141Sc; 142fc; G Ex-
ira 144c; Yellow 1870; Circle 1880.
WH1sKEY-Is held nomnaly, IN the absence OF sales,
at SSsSbc in bond We hear OF no transactions IN free
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION ! !

r WILL SEND, POSTPAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actors for 50 cents so actresses
for so cents so Union Generals for 80 cents 60 Rebel
Generals for so cens so Statesmen for 50 CENTS 90 beau
ful young Ladies for 80 cents 80 fne-lookng young
Gentlemen for 80 cents large Photographic OF French
they appear for so cents or for so cents Of the most
beautiful Ladies Of the Partisan Ballet Troupe they
appear the play Of the Black Crook, at Nbos Garden,
New York.
Send all orders toP o. Box 1T, TT y,N.Y.
May IS ly
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REPORT OF TIE CASES TREArED m TaE MEDIoaI MEDICAL
1b s ass Honorable Ms Board Of Trustees Of The
GgSTIEMsx-I GEM herewith respectfully submit the
report Of the Medical Wards OF the Roper HosPiss @
itaI was not reopened until February 18, 1867, the
Eeport does not cover an entire quarter:
have the honor TO remain, very Respectfully
/ J, FORD PRIoLEAU. n. DS
Attending Physician Roper Hospltsl..
aTbo following table exhibits the classes and OF.
ders of The sps:ial diseases, with the number OF
cases treated, discharged, and still under treat.
insnt arranged according to theoolor and sex OF
the patients, 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08
baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE. June 4-CorYEE.-The market Is dull
for RIO. We have only to notice sale Of 1000 bags eI
bark Aenes and resale Of 500 do, boti on terms not
ranspred We quote the range for tobbing lots as oe
fore from l6h cts for common to 19M cts gold, for
Choice stock Of Rio In first hands about 25 900 bags.
CorroN-We notice o quiet but firm market; quote
midding upland steadily held at % cts Receipts and
stock light -,
transactions without further quotabe change We 70
,,oot fhonob nominal as follows;