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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-19
Uo W. s.
SAMUEL H. WOODY,
At HIS SHOP

SAMUEL H. WOODY,
AT HIS SHOP
ON MAIN ST., near the CARTER HOUSE,
II AS on hand stock to which the people of this
community are invited, and he GELS satisfied
that those who examine it will be constrained tC
purchase He does not profess to be able to sell oI
manufacture at lower prices than any one else in
the community but this he does pledge. that he
will give satisfaction to all who favor him with
their patronage. lfeyperience and strict attention
10 business are calculated TO commend, he feels as
sured that he has these two requisites for success in
business. Intending to work none but the most
PERFECT MATERIAL,
AND TO EMPLoY NONE But
Competent WOrlImen.
thoroughly skilled in their business he promise
Boots and Shoes.
for Gentlemen. Ladies, Misses and Children, in a
style that cannot be surpassed. He also obligates
himself to make all repairs made necessary by the
ripping of work sold or made at his establishment
free Of cost
His READYNADE WORK, which will be
sold at the most reasonable figures. has been selcc-
ted with the greatest care, and TO the Ladies who
have so literally patroDized him IN the past, he Is
able To give a guarantee that nothing viii be sold
from his shop that is not strictly what he recon-
mends il 10 be- He has no desire 10 deceive, but
wishes to make living by straight forward, hon
est manner of dealing.
He will keep constantly on hand large and
general stock of the very quality of SOLE and
UPPER LEATHER. Calf and Morocco skins, Lii
nings and other Findings, which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash. He respectfully asks call
from the public.
6zc-He also intends to keep on hand large and
Beautiful Assortment
OF HATS,
TO which he will call the attention Of gentlemen in
need of this important article of dress and if they
will give him a call he knows they will be pleased.
SvG. His Shop is one door above the Garter
Honse." and Ladies and Gentlemen will lose moth
ing bv walking that far to see his stock.
Nj. Highest price paid for HIDES in Trade, or
the Cash if necessary. -
April 25, lS67-tf. SAM'L H. WOODY.
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still They Come:

still They Come!
MORE BEAUTIFUL AND becoming!
IF the Ladies will only call at Mrs. 4. c. Mitch
ellis. they can besuited in the Summer Styles OF
BONNETS, HATS, FLOWERS AND RIBBONS.
Having Just returned from Baltimore, we pledge
ourselves To present to view the latest and most
fashionable Summer Styles Call Ladies; no trou-
BILE TO show goods. Hats the order Of Sun I'm
brcllas. Bonnets TO suit all ages.
\. c. MITCHELL & co.
June l3, 1867.
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Land Agency Notice!

Land Agency NOtlcG!
SAMUEL EIDENOUR will act as agent for
- the sale Of REIL EST4TEin jefferson
and Clarke Counties. at my Office in Charles
town. Va. Nv advantages for obtaining pur-
ch4>ers are unsurpassed | have been exclu-
s.yy,y engaged In the
Real Estate
business I'm this Valley for two years. andhavc
very extensive knowledge Of persons wishing
90 purchase. issue Real Estate Register
every mouth in which a full description Of the
lands iu hand is published.
We are always ready to take customers di-
rect to any property we have for sale Per-
sons wishing their property SOLD will please
give it I'm at once.
Office in rear Of the Sappington Hotel.
l.. \. LUCE.
MAY .. lS57.-tf
Rs Please give us a call and learn more Of
0ur manner Of doing business.
s. RIDENOUR.
Clarke journal, and Shepherdstown Register
copy g months and send bin to advertisers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-19
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
CnARLESTOWN, VIRC

DELlEyING that
ID we have one of
the largest and best
selected assortments
of this class ever in
this Yalley-and that
we possess advanta-
ges which enable us
to sell rs Icpr as the
Wholesale Houses Of
Baltimore. we there
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C. J. FAULKNER, p. q.
September 3, lS67-lw.
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C. J, FAULKNER, P. q. Clerk.
September ., lsG7-4w.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

D. Sanchez OF Aspinwa: Senior J. M. Varcosonctor,
and Senior ugarte, Of Central America; Senior Salde
Jarania of Guatemala and f. r. T!ton, Of Oregon,
stopping at the St Julien Hotel.
Herman Bcknell of England, and j. c. Koran, of San
Francisco are stopping at the Brevoort House.
William Spepcer, N e. Maher, J. H. Triton and r.
Barclay, OF England, are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Major General Upton, OF the United States Army, is
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
James Sangstcr, of Montreal, and II. A. Blyth, OF
Buenos AyIes are stopping at the Holman House.
Mayor Doyle and delegation of the City Council Of
Providence r. l., are stopping at the St. Denis HOTEL
Major General G. Weitzel of the United States Army;
james A. Gregory, Of 81. Louis; j. Farrell OF Virginia
T. +. Hrst, OF ST. Paus and John Center OF Lake cupe
ror, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hote
Lieut.. Woodward Of the Unit cd States Army and D.
Kane of Philadelphia, stopping at the ST. Nicholas
HOTEL
General Hooker leaves for Europe to-day in the
Cunard steamer from Jersey City, Some of his friends,
officers who have ed under him, desiring TO testify
their regard for him by personally bidding him farewell,
will accompany him to the vessel.
Captain John l. Worden, Of Monitor fame, late in
command OF the soop-oi- war Pensacola OF the South
Pacific squadron arrived in this city from san Francisco
yesterday morning, per steamer Arizona.
Governor Fenton has returned to Albany from trip
TO tho North Woods.
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WESTCHEsgER INTELLIGENCE.

WEST FARMS SUNDAY SCHOOL AxsryEasARY.-Abou,
esh' hundred chidren belonging to the West Farms
Sunday School institute panied by their teacher
ana ,rienas neld th anniversary exercises in beau
.uny shaneu ana ncturesqueiy situated grove owned
~ ~. ny noius Paramount, yesterday afternoon.
Tue exercises were o. the usual character but owing TO
their beng conducted in the omen air were peculiarly
interesting. - 800 ''
ASoihhN ehAhirr-FHE HOME FOR IScURABrEs AT
WEST fAKhs.-fhe frst anniversary exercises OF the
nome Tor Incuraoies were held at Grace church. the
villa Se OF west Farms yesterday afternoon. The pro-
ceedn We're opened by prayer after which the super
ineuden OF the institution delivered an eloquent and
touching dress explaining the great good that had re-
suited from tie Charitable project during the last year
of its existence. Dr. MuhlenbeTs, of ST. Lukes Hospi-
tai, New York, ia response to call, stated
that he cheerfuiy bore testimony to the value and
need or such an institution, and that II was
somewhat singular that 1t the only one, to speak,
in the United states The reverend doctor also said that
in Paris there were four tive times greater accommo
dation for the sick than in New York. although the
cessiy nearly as large and in the Of ncurabes
Paris could boast supporting eleven hundred whereas
New York State had only about thirty five her record
DIR. Dyer of New York, said that reason why the
Protestant religion had not made greater progress
owing the imperfect in which the commands
OF the Gospel in relation to the sick and destitute
were carried out by processing Christians. He
concluded by saying that sour Roman Catholic friends
put the blush by the noble extent OF their char
ties.' The exercises closed they opened,
prayer after which the attendance adjourned to the
Home" where they provided with refreshments,
OF the institution These latter show that it is in a
prosperous condition. Extensive improvements are
now being made, which will about 50 900 Half OF
that sum has already been subscribed and paid in.
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TELEGaApalc MARKET REPORTS.
PnrrAprLPnIA. June n. "

PHILADELPHIA. June r. 1867.
81 Reading Railroad s; renSsyvs yn.s Railroad s
a G nsrns s s sneg sis heavy AZ
s, 81 Pennsyvanis red and 81 80 So for cs
AYE es sls N c Pero a heavy crude
li,sc 80 and refined "a bond, 2l!ac saac Sugar
'"'' = o'O' = cssnrrper, Mass, June H. 1867
ass, e sSSa IS gss
s s M ,erd guilty 80 81 81 Mel seg and
prices tribe lower saes SIC per ib spring lambs
'e ''''''' - CINCINNATI, June II, 1867
ror ss wsoS a es s ad @ @ f Rys n
atsl % FOR No l. Cotton daI and nomiosi no demand:
dull; sslcs At 81 BaS measBacon unchanged Lara
e densnd a, i2 Greceries steady Butter and cheese I'M
and l5s selling Exchange steady. a.
Flour less active and ca sooi and fancy spring
tras $40 sii Wheat closed aae and unsettled a, de-
closing nominal d 81 sss s a. Corn IS q. active ,is
ios Oats have sssiIasd Ec sIs :ses 4, b. asss
nominal Proylsi9ns are dun Mess has declined &C.;
81 !, Tor nIsdins susssr. seer. live hogs AMI
~ 80 % for common g extra sheep are aS ans
was1. 90 ss g. a. o.t sss h0s sn ds
ST. Louis. June II, 1857
'asIs p E sss y
sr ss sor brhs d sc "a for Sacs Wrappers.
SIS $50 Tor good bright eaf Cotton dull Flour
"a A." ss'lss xss,,
c az 81 sY'Ss saa I1rs and sooa pn
:sfor No and choice 2 ior prime fali ard = % ~,
prl:s. a.. .Ts sustained wh,;s !. ss
q o. Provisions are du and anes s lard Is
heavy. Whisky Is nominal. -, 49,
Tobacco !. ss,Iy: sales q sSs.; ssSs5-
ss !. o " es
IN bulk, Zoe 75c Oats. ~ bulk g 6sc Mess ggrk'
lssc Lard city rendered IN forces 2,kc Raw whskey,
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PORT or NEW YORK. JUNE h. 1867.

Cleared.
steamship Scotia Br, Judkins Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Hcca (Br), Edmondson, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Rising Star, Gray, Asplnwal-Pacino Mail
steamship Leo. Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris 4
Co. . ,r,..,
ship Herald Of the Morning. Sears san Francscosutton
ship Mount Washington, Mailing, Lverpool-Barer 4
ship Ontario, IIosmer LverpoolGnnell, MIn,urn Co
Bark Gi.ana Norw Thomson Cork for orders via Phila
Bars Mamie Bell auchngs. swan I.l.ndJ E Baker
Bark Rose N lBrl Harding, sseua-1 = ward 20:
Brig Constant tBrl shaw Liverpool via wIlmnston--De
Big Volunteer tBr Scarf Queenstown for orders
Brig Insulaucren DAM, Jansen se,in via Philadelphia
Rris Lady Franklin tBrj, Carmichael Londonderry Ms
,Brs i Porter tBr), Frost st John. Ss-orania. UNI
Brig raSsi Cain Loring Phadeiphia-Bret, Son Co.
Schr Matilda tBr), Stevens Maranham a Para-C Lud-
scbr Farnsworth (Br) Sawyer. Barbados-E Smith
schr Ajmecr (Br Gilati, Bull Harbor, Labrador--P
scSr ii Ingalls, CBr), Ingalls, $. Andrews SB-Jcd Frye
schr Ridsewood. Derickson JacksonviIlc-van Brun,
ssSr Mary Louise: cs.slIi. ya,h,ng.cn Sc7z Mms;
schr Williamson, Lake, Phlsdelphia-E ID Haribut
scbr wsdswor,b, McTn,irc, rrovince,own, Mass-Mor
schr Evelyn, Berger. Stamford.
Sl0Op Ransom. rerr1s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamer hongh,on; Anderson, Houghton Mich, va "ef
steamer Hancock Case, Hough,on, Mich. via weiand
Canal--II n Wells.
Cleared i0th--ship cutwater (not Cuvaior % mis-
printed. Dwight, san Francisco-R N Cooley 20.
Arrived.
Steamship Arzons Msqry A.Pnga. JaDi gh mdse
Steamship knight. Denly, Alexandra, Dc ~ hours
with rnse and passengers 10 smith Brown ivh on
Cape Henry, saw dismasted brig bound NJ =. -
ship Glad Idlngs Thompe0n, newport Maies W uays,
with iron aud chalk VIM Nelson, Jr Had heavy wester
winds and weather up r s mouth o h
mel Otto Behren- OF Prussia struck BY sea- KILLED
and washed overheard. May IS lat Al ~ lon u ~ awe
herm brig. haing Brunswick Me. name consisting on
five letters bound r. with loss OF forcopgaant and top
fying jfbboom also two ships with loss Of
spars Was up % the Highlands on the Sh but had 70 nAal
barr Iiszc Morrow tBr) Frazer Antwerp 50 days with
mdse and 100 70 Funch Meincke Wcndt Had
heavv weather: lost mxzentopmast. and II leaking
Bark Rhea iPrusl Buckhotx, Antwerp, ~ days, WIN
mdsc, to W schmidts SON A GO. - 40,
tar 18Th. with fruit % James Henry Did not furi the
ais In 81 days. 10, Ion 10 a. some wrecked stun
Bark Eageno dtal). casssano, Dunkirk. IS days. with
Hp,s belmont Locke Croker Elzabethport for salem
sebr Xmercs CBr Nicholson, CORVALLIS, with potatoes
sehr Atlantis ,Brj Lockhar, windsor. with plaster. "a
An + Wiiiess Brown, Elxabethpors for sonngton.
Sehr Karet Brown Rlsysbcthport for Boston.
schr English Barker, Ehxabetbport for Boston (
schr Triton, Freeman, Elxaseshpors FOR Boston,
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
ArriYnla.

steamship ArizSnaNlss Mary orlai.h Miss
Hopkins of Infant s" and servant cnss ermcson Rec
Wendl and two children oFsrisIl wife and infant;
Kassr noasss Wilson 4 , Ra.aSu% Miss LAB
Hale, = Kennsn, Cap, L wodep \; GE Garter, ,a,
dren Miss Ella Smith, Mrs Frank Jones and child, I
ws a sGn pnsa a2e
oSs and aughs ns daSnd and IL Ss%
berain, Tams and wife, isner, Montgomery Cap.wP
tss and a. sen Tr @
asushtsr Prosper Gonzales s1raea rCsrte auano
ss0s s 9asssenc Tracy Robnsoa and Wife Sredca
Fenor James EcScyera. Jlmenes, Ross Geo
ss s,eSAs co..s1 Issa; Fisss ssss@%, Me- Ne
ha;ss sa 81. & Ho$ssa Esssa1p James
Brusto, M Mcfeeters Mrs Erskne and Children Mrs.
aS gT nss Rsss
chIldren n keshe, Jas a John,on Mrs Laws and
a,fS @ Ss1 s aa% ~e Il Ware css
ysa Hs assaiS @
-s-,'.sas pe ,t' - So,
rssiss
sp:s n{.. a. ,i|sI M; ssd
s sssi '53 sSane sss rsp
Wife son and two chilsn Lewis %oeif sax,c mrs
Mrs. So:sr sas viii wife ARD
RAD % ss rsRs sasss:'1
nurse; Edgar Harriott Miss susapns Sein Marcellus
1,. ny sb Snf sa Sr
Price I colburn, wife daughter and sister Sye Jr
ss s sns ars.y ns ss
s Sss.s and .s s
cot and wife N nIsby Snyder wife s.. and chid
Stout. vito and infant: 4 W PIKE and wife, Mr. Ander.
way. wife and infant; N Thompson 2 King Misses
G |. and \ y Thompson, Mrs II Thompson u Wallace,
E k%s s Ss Till HOWARD.
Mrs NJ weshern Miss Lewckc, Mrs y Downing r
sD w ssy sna r.s vGn Alice
drews, Mrs James Nichols and child Mrs z Prince and
s"rr WINS Mss Glass, " tanderhoei L shayer, x
Weber aud wife Morx Ievenssr Haskns Miss sophie
burg Townsend, W Gabriel and wife Mary Jane Nc.
Culchson McCaHerty Annie McCairerty Robert Hayne
ra hTes nanSs eSs s
G ssas colSurn s aud three Srossr Amelia sSysr
Good, Mrs George Conway and three children, b
geea Ms Se MiNs ckeson sa brother Mr.
Ricseson and children; Miss Yule, Tho. Hehoe WIN
q Marshall Thos bowling Thos Riley, Pat Cesry, John
DuHv u n Bean. n Jordan. T Gould, John Kennedy,
A Chase rhns Cuminings Geo fogr, John q Thomas
Mrs ii Gibson W wenshrop, Mrs sidney smith and
Mosmaa, Miss ROBINSON, Miles scovell 7 icaseley;
John Eryden Johnson Wall. wife and two children
Cameron l. j CooneS Quits g kenyon. Jacob Ponuer,
summer Wells Mrs Anne Irving Frank Is Prsble. IA
40 pArey Mrs jan2o chd and TWO Infants large
number IN second cabin aud 800 In stecrage.
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AurpAx On Tuesday, June II, MARY AKIN. the be-
loved daughter Michael and Mary Ahcran, In the 18th
year OF her age
resrectfuy invited attend the funeral from the resd
ence OF her parents westchester county ths wcdnes.
dayl afternoon, at three O'Clock.
BEyxER AT Astoria L. l., on Monday, June 10, MARY,
wife Of Robert Benner, In the 42d year OF her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are requested 10
attend tho funeral services at the house Of Mr. Bcnner
on Thursday afternoon, at haifpast two o'clock, with
out further invitation. The Harlem boats leave Peck
sp New York, ut hafpast O'Clock In the afternoon
and land n Astoria.
T. ~ Krrrm FRANCES, wife Of r. e. " Blake, and daugh-
lar 81 Hon Richard Busteed, aged Is years.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of her father ~
jamaica on Friday forenoon, NJ eleven O'Clock Cars
leave Hunters Point az halfpast ten.
BoYcE. Tuesday morning, June IL, at haf.past
four O'Clock, r. BoYcE, late Of Griffin Christys Min
strcls
funeral from his late residence, No. ~ south sixth
street. Williamsburg, on Thursday afternoon, al TWO
o'clock. -.
CAmss--on Tuesday, June II, JoHS T. tho only child
OF the late Douglas Cairns aged months and 70 days
The relatives and friends Of tho family respect
fully invited TO attend tho funeral this wednesday,
Afternoons, II two o'clock from the residence OF his
mother, No. 81 Spring street -
CESrsR Al Red Creek. Wayne county. New York, on
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There change in the market for whea-whlch may
be called quiet aud steady There almost no demand
but holders evnced disposition 70 force sales The only
sales heard OF 100 bushels California AZ ~ " and
400 bushels private wecy cut was offered at
- 20 without buyers. The market was unsettled
the advices from Buffalo and Chicago were Of an
unavorabe and contributed TO depression here
Holders at the opening Of Change demanded ~ ~ VI ~
for mixed Western and 81 rs for old but the market
dull and prices subsequently fell 70 % VI 70 Tor
prime and 81 10 for old. al which the market closed
nominal The sales about llOO OD bushels In Part for
export prices varying from 8c 70 81 for unsound ana
damp 81 " 81 % for soft 81 05 81 0s for sound new
Western mixed 81 10 ~ II for old do 10 store and anoat
81 u2a 81 % for white southern and western Rye was
duh and entirely nominal The sales only zoo bushels
nal. Malt quiet and nominal. Oats continued duh
and prices wholly nominal al 75c. 76c. for Western.
Ssc for state SIC Tor Southern and Size for Ohio.
The sales were about 10000 bushels ri these prices.
FnrrcursThe offerings 10 Great Britain and Continental
Europe light but higher generally demand
There good inquiry for vessels Tor the grain
trade and several taken up at higher rates The en-
gagements wcre:-To Liverpool 1900 bushels peas. In
bulk, 3D.; l75 hhds taow at l0s:, and per steamer
lsovJ bushels corn atbd IN bags ana ~ bales cotton At
36d To Bremen, per steamer 500 hhds tobacco AZ Us
bo1cs measurement goods s, and 100 erces lard and
grease Antwerp per steamer 30 bbls rosin 400
packages lard % hds tobacco and 100 boxes bacon pr
waite terms The charters were:-An Austrian bark with
1900 bus els corn with 3J00 bushels do British
srhooncr with 1900 bushels do British brig with - 90
ushcs do all TO Cork, for orders at ts and from Pha-
dephs British bark with about 460 bbs petroleum. TO .
direct port Continent and Norwegian brig 70 Corr,
Tor orders. 2ooo bbls. petroleum on private scrmA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoH-Gogrzy1- Thursday, May 80, at the United
German Evangelical st. Paul church, Fifteenth street,
by the Rev. Frederick Gesenhaner. Josx Bon TO Hen
KIErTA GoEIzEf- eldest daughter o. Matthias Goetzei
OF tho TRANSPORTATION by the Rev Geo II. Houghton,
d. d., AxsoS A. BoLaSp TO HELxS s., daughter oil the
late Andrew b. Beers. all OF this city. No cards.
CowLrs-MA RcHANr in BROOKLYN on Monday June
10 by the Rev. J. l.. Hodge, d. d., Mr. b. LYMAN
CowLEs, OF New York, TO Miss ANNIE ". MARcHAsr' Oh
Brooklyn. No cards.
MccamrI-wEsr.-on Thursday, May o. at George.
town, D. G., by the Rev. A. =. Ciamp JoHS MccAHIiL,
ESQ of New York, TO SARAH A. WEsr, Of Montgomery
county, Md. . - . :.
scpIyEy-B nuxpRrp.--On Monday. juno 10, at 81
Johns church, Brooklyn, by the Re-. II. Cole, rector
of Il Luke's church. Chicago, CHARLES H. scRfvrx Of
Chicago TO ELIZA daughter OF the late Ben Brundred,
ESQ OF Paterson, N. J.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June ll-6 r. VI.
BEEswAx dull and nominal at Ale. e..
CorroN.-The market continued heavy, though previous
prices obtained The demand moderately active
Sales 2lOC bales We Quote
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Schr Montrose Grearson, Calais ID inst or Cross Rip
Lghtship was into by unknown brIr hav1n0 A II
stove bowsprt split the brig carrying the sohooaers
anchor away
schr N Vassar Jr Christie. wareham.
Schr Ontario, Barber, Newport for kondout.
Schr Henriita, Rankin, Portland, CT
schr Palmer (yachD, Lopez, Stonington, ~ hours.
sehr Trident, Jameson. Roncout Tor Boston.
sailed.
Steamships Rising Star, Leo.
~ FoR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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C0FfEE-Ro quiet, and we heard OF sales. Prices
were unchanged We quote:-Rio coffee, prime ls5c
100 good, i75sc 1885, fair, 164c ordinary. lac
l5tlc fair good cargoes, l5a1c l1c Java, mats and
bags 2illc sc; Maracaibo. IKE 1sIzc Laguayra
IKE lsi4c.; 81. Domingo. 155ic &c., gold cash.
duty paid. William Scott Sons make the Of
RIO June H. 1857 as follows:-5s0 bags in New York
Ia Philadelphia and 2U0J do in Baltimore. Stock
Of other des,rponsJava, 62gs; Laguayra syl; other
descriptions. s,iss
$4,000 bs at 2ssc for Portage Lake. 24xc f6r
Detroit from wharf, and 2s4sc. for Baltimore.
CANDLHs.Adamaniinc were In moderate jobbing demand
steady at l9c 2i,sc Sperm were quiet Al Csc &c.,
and patent nj fSc. 5lc.
CrwRxr.-Rosendale was steady at 81 T5
DYEwooDs ruled dn. and prices were nominal We heard
OF no important transactions.
DRucs AND Dyrs.-Chemicals light demand, but
prices without decided change. The sales were z5
&C. i-loc, gold, and 81 SIS 81 a.
rcncy i25 tons soda ash at 2c gold and sc currency
500 kegs b carb SODA sc 3d. gold 100 casks bleach
ing powders 3c SIZE, god 81 drums white caustic
sofia at 9c small lot stained cream tartar at
2si.c gold and 5000 lbs. how're private terms
FLOUR GRAIN. = Receipts s,xS bbls Hour
90 do. aud 90 sack meal. l5O-l5 bushels
The market for State and Western -four remained steady
under fair trade demand and the sales were az fun prices
the transactions being generally AZ dccdedy better prices
obtained fow days when they touched the
lowest point under forced sui the market can only
be called steady and closed quiet 81 the revised auoA ons
prices The sales including California were about
10000 bills Rye -four in fair demand. but the lower
grades favored the buyer The sales were about $50 bb
quotations Southern Hour dull but prices we're
without decided change The sales were about sso bes
tlnpu ada rour was niual
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

e Bills Ordered 10 be Paid.
The Board Of supervisors met yesterday, Supervisor
Smith presiding.
The Committee on the New County Court House re-.
a. <.~u. ,,awtrg M fnfiouin hfitss
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resolution was offered that The expenses incurred In
tho settlement OF the banks and insurance companies
claims by the Mayor Corporation Counsel aud Board OF
supervsor amounting 20 e55.SeO should Be paid The
RESOLUTION was lost, rcconsdered and adopted.
Tho Board then adjourned.
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Total for II s53 $50 4o3 1zs $40 H. ,125
The valuations Of imports given at their foreian
cost in gold The freight charges and duties have 10 DO
added in order to find the to the importer specie
Will be observed that the goods entered for warehouse
ing May exceeded in value total entered for
sumption
The foreign exports May from the port were valued
and described thus the amount Of domestic goods being
nearly equal that Of the month last year, but
tho specie showing an important dccrease:-
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The cash balance In the hands OF the United States
Assistant Treasurer Boston, the close Of business
June g. 2o7 Sos week previous, $7677 s49 Coin
on hand, 81, 1901, o43 week previous So, AL
The customs receipts at the port OF Boston for the
week ending June $3s3ooo, against s20 500 for
the week previous.
1t win be by the following figures that the foreign
imports this port in May valued millions
of dollars below those Of the corresponding month last
year, but nearly nine millions above those Of May,
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The s.s ,rts for the Ave months commencing with

eleven months SEQ, 92s s247.l55s1 sl99,776sl7
The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments
and balances at the subTreasury in this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been as follows