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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-16
bishops COLLEGE SCHOOL,
ID JENNOYVlITE EkNaD, EAST

OISHUP s CVlJIH.NrE SUHUUI,
ID LENNOXVlLLE, CANADA EAST.
RRCToR.-Rev. K. r. Walker II. A, late Scho-
lar OF Wadham College, oxford, and for nine
years Professor of Mathematics at The Royal Mill
tary College. Sandhurst.
Sun KEcToR.-Rev. w. Richmond, u. A., Tri-
nifty College, Dublin
There are four assistant Masters, three OF whom
ara graduates, who devote their whole time TO the
work of the school. The object OF the school Is to
inpa,t a liberal and gentlenanly education on the
public school system.
Boarders taken by the Rector and at the school
house, and oher licensed houses. Testimonials
required from every boy admitted. Tuition fee,
sixty-fve dollars per annuln.
For prospectus, &C., apply to Rev. the Rector,
Bishops College. aut3w
CT. JCSEPH'S SFLECr SCHOOL.
- CORNER OF FOURTH AND MARSHALL
STREETS, will re- open on MONDAY the ID day Of
September next. Pupils will find it much 10 their
advantage to 90 present at the opening of tho ses
sion. The Parochial Scool attached will open on
the same day. 6-tlstS
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

y =
CHARLOTTEsVILLE.
Mrs. Z. X. MEADE, PRINCIPAL.
TIL fifteenth annual session Of this school will
begin on the l6th of September and end about the
25th OF June. For further particulars. apply to
the PRINCIPAL at Charlottesville. ~ l2-.m
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
Nl CHANGE RICHMOND, Va. BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnrcha5sf nd
Orders solicited. Liberal advances mad on con.
si8nments. Refer to A. F. HAKvsT; President OF
National Bank Of Virginia JANIS THoaAs, Jri,
ESQ, Richmond Va. Messrs. a. MESSENGER q
Po.,on Mass jy A-ts
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MCGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
VI NINTH AND CLAY STREETS, RICHMOND.
]. P. MCGUIRE, JR.,
DR.. J. NJ. G. MCGUIRE.

The next session will begin on MONDAY, Sep
tember 10Th, 1857 and end June 30th, 1853.
CHARGES !: Same as for last year. Payment for
second half session in two instal men,s.
For circulars showing course Of study, &C., APP
ply to either principal, through post office.
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
u LADIES.
BONNIE BRAE. BALTIMORE COUNTY. ND.
Principals, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Nc Blair;
Head of Scholastic Department, Miss Duncan;
English Literature and Bellies. Letters, Mr. Nc
Blair;
Modern Languages, Professor Leonce Rabillon;
Vocal and Instrumental Music Professor 4.
Thorbecks;
Drawing and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward :.
This institution will be opened on MONDAY,
S.pt.nber 10Th The first session OF the scholastic
year closes January 3lst. The second session
June Goth.
Bonnie Brae is situated on an elevated ridge on
the old Frederick road, two miles from the W est
ern limits OF Baltimore and within easy access TO
the CatoEs7ille passenger railway that coInmuni-
Gates with the city.
The number OF pupils will be limited to twenty.
Circulars, giving further particulars, may be
and EaTZ 4 BASH'S bookstore, Charles street:
For admission, apply to Mr.. c: II. McBLAlR,
iy 30-lm
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EDUCATION.-MRs. NJ. c. RICE will
AI reopen her SCHOOL 18th September, on
Second street between Clay and Leigh She en-
beavers praysrfuily ard eXemplarly to discharge
every duty. moral, mental, and physical, to pro-
nots the greatest good OF her pupils. Discipline
parental and uniform. instruction thorough
Parents requested to visit the school often, which
will enable them fully 10 appreciate her labors to
benefit their offspring and prepare them for any
ricissitude of life. Terms to nuit the timss. High
eat reference given. All l2-Iwk
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THE SOUTHERN MUSICAL INSTI~

THE SOUTHERN MUSICAL INSTI~
L TUTE will be opened for Its third session, at
Farmville, Va, SEPT EMBER l, 1857. under the
direction Of Rev. N. w. WILSON, A. NJ. assisted
by q corps of experienced instructors. Session to
continue TWELVE WEEKS.
The object Of this school is thorough instruction
in MUSIC vocal and fundamentally, with especial
reference 10 qualifying persons for teaching:
Girls, boys. ladies', and gentlemen, desiring to
study music in one or more of Its branches Will be
received.
Terms reasonable. Deductions made In favor OF
Disabled Confederate soldiers OF limited means:
For circulars containing particulars, address tho
PRINCIPAL. au l2-eod2w
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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
N TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session
1878 will begin MONDAY, September 10. and
end June %. Course of study az heretofore, and
adapted to the object of enabling, and inducing
girls to make real attainments in learning. Full
information furnished on application.
Charges for entire session. in currency:
Board washing, fuel, lights, and tuition. ...S2EO
Music on pa 70 and use OF Instruments. -. 50
Drawing &c. at usual rates. Payments half in
advance Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HART, NJ A.,
lie l7-eodts Principal.
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DEV. T. G. DASHED will resume
IL the INSTRUCTION OF small number OF
youths on MONDAY. 3Oth of September next. APP
plications for vacancies in the class may be made
10 Mr.. WIN. y. lSAACS or to No. 5?s Fourth street.
an I'm w SF3t%
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

ssURROGATE's COURT-Before surrogate TUCKER
The wills OF the following persons have been admitted
TO probate during the past week James Mullacy John
L. Muhe Ann Eliza Feitner, Wm. +. Mott, David Rob.
spalthof Vim. Mester, Benz Hasbrook Letters OF Ad
minsrnton have been granted on the Following estates
Nicholas Orchard, Felix sraufs Ezekial shaier Adam
Phlipi Henry Winkelseth, Walter Z. HambliD Andrew
Ouackenbusll VIM. f. stlllwel Jacob Lang, Theodore
perry Rjchd Walsh Louisa A. Delano, Alfred Hewitt,
Mary Wood James H. o. Wood. Letters OF guardianship
have hecn granted the following persons Benz Wood,
Joseph f. and Vim. W. Wilson; John Russ guardian OF
Adoiphe Russ Mary Bradhurst, guardian OF ThomasC e.
Rradhurst. Walter Burke, guardian OF Alice Burke;
Charles McCarty guardian OF Ellen and stephen Flynn;
Edwd W Arthur, guardian OF VIM. 7. and Edwd X:
POWELL Margaret Levy guardian OF Bertha ana Samue'
EDglander. .| |n- tA.tt M
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL June 23n es nshp City Of
Basn George M Bond Nd and wife NJ SCs M, & T % 0a
Dsshurs Mrs cmmSchoae Mis-. Gibson Miss Parsons M'
,., @ M'. r s'Tss ss. H a %
kHsr sD. @ s.mSs % MS0Is Re-. r. .ne. kIass b. mT
b1nsSn La En Woods Master Charles Reor Levy
W.. Ven NJ " Sssss w.sSst iSc Memoirs, William Mc
Steo sssao John 'S Sn.,., Mr. n ss% Louis u Go
bIPs From 'ss hsPSwhIL June BIN steamship onee
Sa Cole ' q Eos iHS sS s srl%IS wS Green ssd ssd N@
bennett children two sU. Mrs ThcI1' ia and
NJ D. csin. @, W KsoI M.arce We'll; , Arn.tcin E. y
WIFE 1 PGl"es Mrt f., S,,lan raP. sHs %G ssG
@ sIsP s 9'Ps PSa s:'ilfi H. smith + s5 S..'M
2 S ss s' aa.ss 1sas & and HSb
N Q.gt . p S5e Se cSao o. B. Psoi "s wife and es
NJ Iringos Biwd A. Pierce Waiter l. Graham; sister and
ies''s = Il s.sde desiS1 e hs" e. ID nsos, ss h
BS S " ns%a asn and M.r
~ S.I as ss f G. iGS tis Mr. Aug si
Mr. G5ays, and ;s s Mp p ps.S j. JohI Mo p T. S d PS
tell Mes,mes child Mrs MsI M,5LsasLa ia and sn
s,., es:s .r :pa 'S' :s Charles a oliver S;saIE' i1a
En@s Ms with w. ~ s.s sa'1s James S G
sss.. T. rSs s| JsI.. H. MTd %aa r. S en s's ssd d sS
s,saa and wife soono1s jane. ArthG, Capt HID. Hide
'iSdia aseao Ss:Sl Joseph P.ss c%sa.s eIa8d.
.,. Re;Ss % psw11,s1 %i1% kss " f".sGs bsslS
.si n & s'Y Diego S% Sss & a'a' C
n y Robinson wife and child and Jos in steerage =.
FROM VERA CRUZ. ke June 2)-ln steamship 'irgnan-h
xa. CottIeb L. sultwtz Shields Aepo Sob G. L. beiss
p@y Mr. Stevens Mr. Haynes, =. Pontfla John lawson -,
IRON BREMRN AND SOUTHAMPTON. June 2J-ln steamship
NssYork-P W. Bmang Wm Meisel Heran Henbaeh MIS- GAn
waao Nh and Mrs George ". sebaumleg and family ss,n
uasfng,r Mr. and Miss Emily Bemann Miss Emie
Tsst Arnold Wsshemer Miss Pauline Fsehmann Arnold "ss!
~, Isd, and Hotter family MI and Mrs A. bo
senheger Emily Kong Frederick and On Braun nss a. ns ma
NshI,ny Mr. and Mrs Lug family Henry Hebebret M anu
% anaM Mrs Amsla Herr Miss Ellie Bshof Robert
rseh Henry p G. Lr Won Lorenz MI and MIS- a. unmann
~ suv Ms Julia Freund Dochoek H. MUSE mann
Miss Lima Lehman Mr. and Mn Leopold Godhne Mss Mss Hgas. vg,
n..,s Mr. and Mrs Hoepdorf W. DehImann MISS 'er"a
ltls. NJ, snd Mrs and family Miss Eze s~oboa MI H.
r. g Pull family Tslge, H. kraushser ha1pnas
nmerssie T Ayfe Nathan Jacob fredeneH Assh
nd the seersge d, - a, y, ,.,,,.h,, Cal.
aorsJohn Carroll Rdde and d. hcfarlan and s hs
sh;shon md son Mayhew W. LsPge James Baird and dy
& Nc anloch Mr.. Eson aud Alexander Ab L. Daiy, Ellen
st.xar, Jane Farbairn, Mrs Peresoni and niece
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

MOLASSES-There Is a mOderate amount OF busness
nong this market but prices not strong sales
3O6 hhds. 80 tcs Cuba Muscovad0 500 hhds, II tcs
bbls. Barbados, on private terms.
PROVISIONS-There has been n decided falling on In
the demand for Pork since lastn fact the market
has In rather nominal coEdtOn Early in the day
I25O bbls New Mess sold at ST. cash and regular
but holders have since nearly all Withdrawn, and at the
close offerings very light and holders demanding
an advance addition TO the above sales made IN
small lots OF 500 bbs at S20Q$20 80 for City Mess and
eaf for Western do; and $2 for Western Prime Mess.
Beef is without change Of mpdrtance-thc demand if
moderate. Sales of 100 bbs at Sl6GsN for Plain Mess,
for Extra do. Terce Beef and Beef Hams,
Meats and Bacon, all devoid OF activity in the
absence of sales prices nominal Lard moderately
active but prices without changes OF Importance;
sales Of 400 bbls at li Q2e for No 4 129l2c for City
l9tal22c for fair TO prime steam and for Kettle
Rardn ed
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
pISSFNGERS SAILED.

FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG, Jane n.rn steamship
s. J. T. s1e.ae Js:fisa John bsssi MAJ. s-A Nj.
s.sss sss srs Ea s S sas as'Sn %
sss : Ss' r. @ hs esss s
Ms. Psss0. NJ and I . fs"iSaan s'. e rA~'ns .,s g.
Ss1ai iadsf Rs.s h.: osdHs HOLMAN, c.St Isss Iss
Wsh Ws Muller; sy T: r.s.. 4 s ns:. ss:t'
sE s....s Sf Ss s
s P.sss :s ss % @ 's s. .a a. & na NJ
H. s; as & S.. soa NJ f.e 1s NJ Mr. . Rs
Los6oS III. steamship c.a S:sS,s. Sss.s Il:
Rev Cheshire. A. wilson R. Pierce B. ye,sr.ss mg N
.Iss s.ss wtS. VS. ss.s NED :ah A.. A. S
a.1 S s.S NJ. 'ls r'fe S
Pagas sheen.lsI Harm. ssrhso1 ss ds and family
Burns t.asas Mrs. fssS Ss .s + , ca s. % 4 Pad an:
SOa S.RfoS Ja,; S % s'ap S c Ss % Dean as
d.ash M g.oa. .; shaw Ms: Iaa Marsha. ; Jane. ,.s Mar
sehs,si @ 'ii'sasi s'sI.s fSs E Rev. asssa.n
Rev S',.a % ss AND @ ssa' nd
MSss c,sl'I s :1t s s ssa NJ x's sn S's%
rem Edward DUDLEY escrs. John spencer p.nn.' M
fy.: fyis: h As es sh,T %ssss f
s's iss s
Iaande Captain Randolph DR. james Pedro Corp
fs Il fsS.as M i1 HAM s'. Bats PSp essSs
Forsyth Ferguson y Hiehnsn Osborne Reilly Rev.
PoR BRBMEN-Juns S-In steamship Amsnea--AI and Mrs
uaer and family Victor Amsberg Mr. ad h scott Scott
w, & ss a sa. M Fa.a o..
Wiebaseh and child g. Rctn Mrs. julia Harder, MI aud h
GetEeb s. Me;er. O. H. Prior Ms A. Su. C. naussmahn,
sa,c . sts: :T n ming;
s p.a xsl1oS w.sT ss ugh s janet
George Colby Martin Smith Alfred Young Wm Russell InomIs S
W. erngsr James Mrs waterson and servant John
Milne Milne wik Miss Mary wke Thomas Portea Joe
Partridge ar Ra. jas NJ s,s s M Mar qk.1 sh Governor
Charles Greg Mn Kimbal snd L. Baker Gnht q kna,sn
W. sherwsod Dr. Hazard Leiteh Mrs Leieb Mss Lesn MS
drek Mrs HendrcS Burgeyne Mrs simpknop Miss smP.n
SON Dempsey r. Tracy snd Miss Maria Sand Miss
stImsn Mise Annie Williams j. Dps"a A. r. Loud hey .
FOR CHARLESTON June PIN steamship Manhatian-D G.
r r. s REYNOLDS and child Hopnyarten Mr and
Mrs A. artsorn Miss Hartso sschtlehsn and family Ssl
Royal Cooper H. 2. w. Beaer, Master foots l. Lehman
BhrsS team.n Tsss Burns. Trelaen Associations Committee
Ed%o Beg Phillips Ses Ts 5napp ;ssm.n ses 10 H.s".
sr Bias Minister from venezuelal and lady, Ars NJ Hol
later Fsirchd d. Mendelsohn Wm Arnold H. T. Armstrong
A. Meyers, T. Smith, Heron Dr n Crisp y onIP, .
Marks r. Van Rasg Harris NJ Caires ana ianiy fran
disco Case.no Charles Hey George Misery Emilio L9gO thSms
y Benserc Rebeeea Wellington Henry An4rtan Bsrnan Ga,
Ebarhan Oman wm. Johnfon, Pargot Jas Campbell MeI
rian Simon Anna William Felix Thomas Nary Ca,he
John sarah and Charles Wsn Parker A Parker Parker
John Law Thomas Hubbard r M Waite ~ "a > Ann,.rcn ,
Patrick Mc family John Gallagher Michael Boyle White
Thomas Ladhur and family Joseph Knight samue
Bseonbe, John Fanssn, Rebecea Weaver Ellen Parma
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
BORT Waroen's Notice.

kEw-YoRE.
PoRT.wAKpFxs OFFICE. Ma. % William st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the Act passed April H. 1887 enlo An Act
orgsnze warden oH OF the Port Of Newiot all peoa'
In or having subject matter OF suh sqaiy,
following under exsma
on b the and that the said examination: ~"
be copeted within succeeding this notice board SAL
ysssels.
Steamship CITY of New -iork. X
MINTHoRSg T0MPkINs, President
Ares UKRRIxAs ...r
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET oF Hgw YORK.. .....Jusl n


...r CLEARED. ....-
Steamship Louisiana (Br Webster, Liverpool The NAnona steam
s,ssn.hp Marpo.a Quick NworsOs rO Mail Steamship
Steamship Gsov. crsmwen va Se~orean' B. Cromwell
Steamship E.g. Rl.lsman Norfolk. City Point and ReAH'nd
Il s,ssmsp .i,e. Alexander sOoh City Point and Richmond
Ly.sSsS; S,..S.s, tsa sorii i' Vance. Als..sdr. Hand
G'R R.S HS wssssr . 9Uos s1S we sse''
sseaa.Sp eaS c 6, Ie.y. To9.s claIls.ts1 Lsmy .o
as %%'ssa C.
s,..m:s M.. @ saI ni s aSs a.iSs h.fI Allen,
ssss%ssS ssss%ssP Fsr t D.snay TOa Co
s,::%: s:Iss: fs. s.r;ss ps:s Boston " cS
Steamship Raleigh Msr'hnan Seworau ,ssa Dali,
s,s. ss.%.Sp Fra Frsnsoni.' sSTvood Portland p Ane.
6. cI T F9ssgi sss Sss:s .
ss sss 81 & Dahl s:s:s sssss.'M
sSp Hsneis uS FreidsIieL' BsnsD via Philadelphia s0n''
ssig sdys h.nc.or ,Ir Jones. Liverpool Williams Saion
ssP S.aSsn H,n.n G% lysp1 aIpss%ses sSoes' Wright
BARK EIeelso (Br Atkinson, Liverpool via Fhaaspaa nAnh
s.I Norw verbrod Rotterdam, Punch heneis
"ssa ssaf Arsu.u. lBr.. s:.nes.f Bremen kSsp C.
Bari yec, ssI h.Ts n s,Ds nsans xleSs @ Small
sa s,. Ms1 aaTp rse Br Ps s., csndsn Umphy
oG hi, E,s. Bolton (Br D.ri, Bridgeport C B., H. De Wolf
ss Vi. y,s Is.$Ss s., s.iss1sS Ists.I sss S
ss s:ss.'H.i1 ss.ss !. NJ ssios S'a d.ae sosTeS
s...s ;.ss s"fk:Pis Fl sss:'' '''
Rrig Perss Foster EhIabefhpor empen |hppt
p,;s Rdsia Rowe Miller, Sierra Leone Donsr fOs ..lr
~ Tsssr Rich Bryant Gloucester j. WenoeT 20
Sh Rsrie IFr Know Nassau X T. HntehiHssn Co.
r shr y B. smpoa HaIeton Washington, ~ c. Van Brunf
saght - u,y..t v.r~n.., a wooA TO
sas. sssI isvs pssr River barsy Sewaren, Racket Taylor @
ssss Sss s.ss ss. b sSssE: Racket Taylor @
u. - ,4rt rrfrrrr ARRIVED. ra.r - :,
c..hi, Ham Hlers HAmln June y anc soas
ok st AZ m 7z Knnhzrds Co.
Ts %s.,ery winds passage lat 80 o long u" passed
.~.nrp
ssS.p 81 Cid Hobart Sewbe c. ne and pasa to c Good
s.mhp Key West Rudolf BesOa tsnd sailed again e noa
pe ssrsu, Bese Boston, With mde and pas. % William
Cyde. e. -, p-,u., "A s.v, nth ud,e
and so pa 70 sehobsg Koer Had tpe weather he gnt
G leaving the Channel 49, of Nanhrke eot pn"s ron
~, a. n Passengers all we-no births or deaths =.
nyss ps IL Tbu Canning Monteveo 81 days With hides Se TO
,,.xx ,,,.ar,.x p v no davt with
o n Trowbdges Len brig tarolne, ron baiiner
sehsus Thomas TurTe New Haven Ina eS dsys baA Se~
fpf Phiisdelphz loadns 4L tf.il -l u -.'- t.-.'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
BuTrSR is quiet and unchanged We quote new fol

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET 4 4OCLOCK.-POrk mas
advanced TO 1 50 Mess with sales OF 800 bbs but at
The close there are no buyers st THIS S%re T We ouoc
Crude Mt - &C. IN bond and 4c in bbls Refined in bond
Mt lsalstc for L. TO W. % G2Ste for s. W. ana 2e 0r
RICE-A fair inquiry prevails at previous figures sales
of 1000 bags Rangoon in bond, on private terms.
SJJGARS-The demand for Raw is still very fa1r ana
holders firm basis OF ll for Far 70 Good
Refining; sales OF LIT hhds at l0Gl2c for Cuba ana
i2talsc Porto Rico. Refined steady at l6s G6sc
sKiNs-Coat continue IN limited request only, and
rent the prime are dcult OF sale at price,
auotatons continue nonina the stock Of Mexican Cur
Goa and south American fair but other grades are in
lmed supply and but little inquired for Deer, owing
the aencss Of the season and the duness IN Ihe mar
tend lower The stock is composed chiefly of Para and
Porto Cabeo which held above the views OF buyers
Deer-HOnduras, 57tc. q n san Juan. tOq62te., 10 !;
Bolivar s7i 4Oc. p n slsal SO deoe n Vera Cruz
Srs Para. soSSasc.. = n gold Goat-Tampico, 42tc p
y MatamOros, 42tc., Y n vera cruz, 40Gzz IA
Bnenos Ayres, 35c., = n Payta, Sl0SSc- y I'D, gOd !
Curacao, iasOc., y n; Cape, s'a4Oc d. currency
TnI 900 Kentncky Leaf has been in active demand,
and prices have improved and close firm we quoten cur
rency follows Light Leaf Lggs at sSSte Common Is az
IIc and Selections at I5alGc Heavy Western and Cars
aoa s LH igss Fine 1sa ~ and seecons at ,0s
seed Leaf has been active the demand being largely ion
shippers and prices are wen sustained. =
TAILOW-The market Is quiet; holders generally de
mand 391lfc. for Common TO Prime but the oherhgs
W0OiWe have no new features TO note in this branch
Of trade last The business Is sti very mted,
only buyers, and they operate with much caution All
choice Feeces, have adownWaru tendency.
fbe closing quotations follows: Domestic Fleeces
NJ 40 aI5 for Native and quarter her1no
onehaf and treeQuarters do 62a5Sc for fulboOo Mer
mos and 6Oa70c for saxony Fleeces 500 Ior NO
Pulled IOa5Oc Superne d0 and 60G Tor Exra uo
isaaac for common Unwashed California; 2d3Oc. Tor
Vine do. IsaSSc for Texas and American Combing at
I5aesc We quote Foreign as follows South American
~ aOzsxe for Common Washed; 32df2c. for Unwashed
Nestiza and MerinO S5d4Oc. for Washed Entire RIOS
a2sc for Unwashed Creole 4o4l6c for washed Coroova
fkiiian at 24a3ic Unwashed Mestiza and Mer1no
Cape Of Good Hope S5G4oe for Unwashed; last ihua
tsSc Washed. and African al &c SOc Tor
aud 30a l0c for Washed. -.
wfIIsKY-The market Is more active, but prices are
Irregular and unsettled sales Of 700 bbs Western In bond
At IS a3Tc. ..
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

ue Gambia and Bssau. s2Sc; Minos currency
tsst India 6tock-Calcutta. city slaughter v 70, log
..SSiiic. Manila and Batavia, buffalo, &c. gold.
Hops are In fair demand at unchanged prices; we
oaote at 20a IO965c., as 70 growth and quality.
FWFMPTbe market is very quiet and prices are lower
We quote Manila at ne, and gold sscOSs57o for
aS $3.50 for Russia clean o6d$2Oo for Jues sS75 for
italian, and 1Oc. for Sun .
and All grades ruled firm at advance Of &c. n. Oak
sole has also ruled firm under a good demand. We
puote as follows Oak Slaughter and saltedGood Light
ssSl9c do Middle 3Sd46c; do Heavy 40G46c; do light
ESpped 4047c do Middle 47a50c; do Bellies q 023c
Henltock-Buenos Ayres &c.-GOOd Light, 30d31c. do:
Middle 9Osa3ltc; do Heavy, 500 oslo California Good
Light eSoe Middle 2st dSoic do Heavy, 29l 9soc
0ripoeo &c-GoOd Ilght 2sl G29fc.: do Middle, 2SgSoc
do Heavy, 2sa29e; Orinooo and y: A., Damaged, al
eghs & 26lc; do. Poor 19d2c.; Slaughter, In rongh
sTaSsc Oak Slaughter rough-Lght, 40042c; MiddIe
I0a l2c.; Heavy 40d46c, cash -
METAIS-Amcrican IDgot Copper has been in moder-
ate demand at fun prices. Manufactured are dull Pig
Iron has only in moderate demand but prices are
Unchanged Other kinds decidedly lower Lead has
ruled quiet but prices steady Nails ana Spelter re-
mains steady with moderate demand. Pig T1n under
favorable from Europe, has advanced and closed
Gmer business being fair Plates are dull but steady
We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

JUNE 27-974 bbls. Flour 243 bbls Whisky bDis corn
Meal DC 5a3 bush Corn l25 bush. Oats pkgs Ashes
no cs Cut Meats 306 pkgs Lard 6s beis petroleum.
i55o pkgs Butter, 64l0 pkgs Cheese, slo Dds Eggs
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday June % 70 ears cattle
As ears hog is ears sheep cars horses car calves tota
lf2 cars.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

..f MINIATURE ALMANAC. . -
g. p,... a: 20 Sun Sets Neon Rises. H:o
- - NIGH THIS psr ~,
end, pool AZ Gar Island. l:23 Hell Gate.".... 800
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
Driniinq.

yVM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultoE st.
w s-sTEAk JOB PRINTERS end LABEL hAScfACfuA
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sapimss Banks.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ = 'CHATHANLsQuARB (oPPOsiTE MOI I-sIl, -, A.
xTTRRsT six PER CENT free OF Tax allowed on aep'" 81
10 S3.oOl -, i.i, wu receive interest from that
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$500 Reward.

l will pay $500 to the proprietor Of any
medicine that can show greater number Of
genuine certificates OF cures effected BY il
near the place where II is made, than MfSH-
LER'S HERB BiTfERS--of Primary
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Bloody flux, Diarrhea, Typhoid, Remit
tent, Intermittent and BILIOUS Fe-ers, Fe-
yer aud Agle, Cholera Morbus, yellow
danndice; Scrofnla, Running or Sore Legs,
Cancer, Absccss, Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds, Cramp in the Stomach,
Chronic DiarrhaA, Piles, Tctter, Scald
Head, ophnesna, or falling away sickness
peculiar to children, i.enchorrhea, Failing
OF the Womb, al obstructicas to tho due
course OF nature in females, all yeuereal
diseasrs, and NIL complaints arising from
impure Blood or a weak and disordered stat,
OF the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. Ceriif-
Gates Of cures fthe Yellow Fever in Mexico
can also be furnished. Remsmbes. II il does
not cure, the money Will DO refunded b.
the proprietor.
BENJAMIN MISHLER
pas-A. II. HUBER, Druggist 4 Chem
ist, Westminster, Nd. IA osr Agent ioi
0'''' n"'' A. MTKES 4 co.
ap25-sm
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
Iealsh In few weeks by very simple remedy,
2iler having suffered for several years with
l'ere lung affection. and that dread disease
s,ln'umption--is anxious In make known TO his
low sutierers the Beans Of cure.
osll who desire ID. he will send copy Of The
description used tfree Of charge with the d.
(retons for preparing and using the sane,
aleh they will and y SURE erRr for cossrsp-
w, ASTHMA, BR0xcnirIs, Cousas, Colts. and
ihfoat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
a 81 the advertiser IN sending the Prescrip-
90 Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
auon which ha eonceivcs 10 be Invaluable,
"a he hopes every sufferer will try his rome
,a 4 viii cost hcm nothing. and may prove
u, by retarn mail, will please address
REV. EDwARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New Yctk.
may 2S-ly