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PR ROPOSA LIS.
ID ROPOSALS FOR COAL.
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DEPor QuARTERNAsrER's oFFIcE,
wAsuNdroS, D. c., July l6, 1867.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
al this office until July 80 1857 at l2 o'clock noon,
for the purchase Of about 10000 CORDS OF WOOD,
now lying at the Government woodysrd, at Alexan-
driA, Va.
Bids for 900 cords with the privilege Of the lot
arc invited, but for amount less than 600 cords
bids will not be entertained.
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apce Of their bid.
The undersgned reserves the right to reject any
all bids that may be considered obi bjeetionable.
Payment In Government funds Is required upon
the acceptance Of the bid. -
Brevet Brig. Gen., Depot ouarternaster.
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GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
W ART GALLERY,
IsrBLLIaRB0I BUILDING,
oil Seventh street,
oBCB MORE III RUNNING ORDER.

The damage sAuLsd BY the late nrs has been " far
repaired that business will bs resumed
THIS MORNING, CwEDsEsDAI October 4th,)
When, as formerly the rule will bo strictly eafoIssd
throughout the sstablishmanl,
"PRoDuCS THE BEST, NO AATTkR WHAT r. 4
COST IN TIMK AND MATERIAL"
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ous friends and sustomsfs for past kindnesa, and
70 say It shall bs his constant aim 10 continue 70
merit the vary liberal sa.ou Agsnshi hsrstofors
sadst IA his os4.du
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hour of their poverty and Distress will survive the
short-ived honors Of public position, and consti-
tute perpetual legacy to your posterity.
The liberal and timely offer OF cooperation on
Surgeon Dewitt, and the faithful compliance with
every stipulation agreed upon, until his removal,
and afterwards and until the present time through
his successor in Office Chief Surgeon J. G. g. Hap
persett, the uniform kindness and cheerful and
valuable assistance rendered by these medical
gentlemen as well as all the officers OF the Bureau
in furtheriAg the benevolent objects Of tbs Do
partment have contributed largely to it's contn-
ued success and usefulness.
The uninterrupted harmony Of action, the faith
ful, patient and successful discharge Of duty, on
the part Of the physicians connected with the De-
contemplated in it's organization, by mlnlsterlng
to thousands OF destitute sick and suffering. but
by such devotion and concert of labor they have
been eminently successful in establishing and sus-
tanning the present enyiable reputation Of the
Health Department.
The regular and constant performance Of duty
by the Steward, in the management OF the sick and
the enforcement of discipline at the City Hospital.
his earnest and untiring endeavors to improve and
advance the interests Of the Department., together
with his characteristic kindness in contributing to
the comfort and relief Of the suffering, have been
signally beneficial, and added very much to the
reputable character Of the Hospital as well as the
Department.
The worthy and efficient Apothecary Of the City
Hospital has, by cheerful and uniform application
to his arduous duties, aided greatly in making the
Institution commendable and useful. All the
subordinate officers and employees Of the Depart
Ii cnt and Hospitals have punctually and creditably
performed the duties assigned them, and thus, as
q system, there has been harmony and uniformity
in oil it's developments and movements.
TO the Chiet Clerk in this Office, the Registr
and Health Department are largely indebted, 4s~
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OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
CHARLESTON, February II, 1857.

70 ,, NE 1,..!o, Honoreos 4 the Mayor and Aldermen o
GENrIEn1EN: On the 10Th day Of December, 1865,
the honorable the City Council Of Charleston
passed sBill for the establishment Of Health
Department. and for other purposes" and on the
1st day Of january 1866, under the supervision OF
the City Registrar, the organization was effected,
through the efficient corporation OF Surgeon w.
R. Dewitt then Chief Surgeon OF Bureau Retu-
gees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands for South
Carolina.
AS no official reports from this Department
have been submitted to Council or the Board OF
Health through this Office, since it's organization
and as the operations Of this establishment have
now been continued for moro than twelve months,
and are extensive, embracing the whole city, aud
bounded north and south by ''City Boundary" and
'South Battery" and sometimes reaching beyond,
admitting to it's charity destitute poor persons,
white and colored from the surrounding country.
the accompanying "Reports' presenting correct
and minute statistics Of such operations are not
only necessary for the information OF Council and
the public generally, but will furnish important
aontaonal and convincing testimony to the wisdom
anu prudence Of your decisions when, under the
pressure OF conflicting interests aud rnpropitous
events, the ordinance for the establishment of tho
Health department. was promptly ratified.
10 congratulate you Oh the successful results
OF your Juc1clous cnactments, il less than DESIRE
III connection with the organization Of this De-
part1nent lnaugurated as an experiment only, it
has after the short period Of one year, demonstra
pertinent, but a thorc ugh and well organized sys-
tom OF relief to oil the destitute poor and suffering
in our city, the Health Department will challer&c
comparison with any similar establishment N
the country and your generous and opportu Le
provisions for such destitute and suffering ones rs
the memorials Of your care and devotion in the
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DRUGS, c HEM / / GALS, ] / EI,c c.
SARATOGA
''EXCELSI0R' 9 SPRING ViTKia.
srS.
LA-a

TINE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be- unequaIled by that Of any other in the fsramed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues are such as have occurred
T. ths fio e1comfJms Of all who have used IT. POSSESS.
ine ss it does in an eminent degree, cathartc dure
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, II. ID, Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical college, -Pnitae
delphia, formerly Of Charleston, s. q.
PHmADELpHnA, November 15, 1s65
have been for year OF more past IN the haoal o.
taking the water Of the ..1ccior, Spring Of sslatoGa
Accustomed during the great portion Of my Invalid te
to use the different waters of the several fountains Mcn
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent naeeo
ed that the Excelsior Water well adapted as any
other among them, not more so to the purposes ior
which they generally employed Is very agreeaole
slarklnR. = - can heartily and conscdentiously
recommend it to all who need gentle satnarne and
diuretc SAMUEL HENRYDICKSON "a y.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles ana
packed In good order for shipping Pnts IN boxes OF
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes OF dozen
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, February 21.-The general market has
been fat during the past week and although there have
been more buyers the stocks have been light Thore is
very little change to note in anything, -
4 ExoHANaE-Tters has been considerable Offering
though but little done and prices remain about the same
Banks and brokers are buying at of Sterling e1.
change Is worth Las. -: Z
GoLD-Is somewhat better. The tendency for some
time has been upwrd although prices have not changed
The buying rates are 135a136 und selling 138a139.
RIoE-BuBiness still continues dull and prices remain
unsettled. Clean Ia held in lots at 94a9c; retail 9a
1Oc There was but very lte any rough rice brought
to market during tile week. and 1t Is yet held at about tho
same figure as last week-S2a2 80.
CoTToN-The market, during the past week has been
dull and Irregular and prices have been tending down.
ward The sales to-day about 450 bales, basis
Of SOC for Savannah Middlings Yesterday there we're
sales at Nc BETTER but to-day buyers demanding
Decline which holders were unwilling to submit to. We
would quote the market to-day at 30aS0Hc,
The receipts Of cotton ut this port for the week have
been 1850 bales against the same figures for the prev
ous week. The experts during the same period were
1924 bales. also the the previous week. The
stock on hand and on shipboard is 81 303 bales.
SEA IsLANDs-There Is no change to notice in this de-
scpon Of cotton, and prices remain about the same Rs
at the close of last week.
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lie; 124 hhds Engliah leland ct for redning
as hhds Cuba at AZ hhds Porto 19c; 1s hhds
English Island at 11Hc cash. 17s hhds Deerars vacuum
do do, cargo of brig MISSISSIPPI. on private terms.
sAIr-We hear Of no change, and repeat last quota
tions viz: for Liverpool Fine s. 25 do 3Gronnd Alum
So 2Oa2 25 y sack Turks Island Goo p busheL
WHHKEY-Contnues dull no sales reported, and quo.
tatons, which are irregular, but nominal. =
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let In quiet but steady It s1,lc for
Cons1gnees per south Carolina Railroad,
>rts> February az. .:S-S <, - -

407 bales Cotton 81 bales Mdse, cars Iron, cars
Mules &C To Loeb, Graaser, Lee, Smith Co, Kan,
spau1, Ianneau l. Co Klatte Co, Hart & Go, Rev z
Il Winkler, Rodgers co. @ Walter & CO. wills
L Chisoln, E Bates Go. Corrteray Trenholm =. ~
Hams @ p Poppenheim, ] Sloan, E Wiss Co, a
Jefers l. Co. F O Mey, e. W Villa na & Go, Cameron,
Bsrkley Il Co; - -. i.s4 ~:
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PasaenRefs.

Per steamer Eliza Hancox from Savannah, via Pesu-
fort and Hilton Head W Davis, A Williams DRo-
binsou, @ Griffith, G Meyer, 8 Buckley Miss Nc
Gas, G & Haile Mathiessen. 8 Van Pact, Murray.
Neason, Al Psnley, Q Rowland, A Alden, >
Kerr Hamilton, Rose, JBeir- and lady, Partridge
and lady,J WooInen and lady; p Hainesworth, H
Treacott Il Son, and 26 deck.
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COMMERCIAL.
Vs.-..-s
IMPORTS,

1mpoftS, q. 5li,i.--s.7..
Pgusaan brig Paul ct Marie-1s cases
Wine to Order; s: cases Icemaking Machine, to Or
der;2 trunks Wearing Apparel, cases Pictures,
chest containing Silver Pote, Kegs, to Order; 100
casks Vinegar II casks Brandy 1879 cases Wine $50
cases Fruits Brandy, a cases Cordials, rs cases
gases Marmslade, 10 cases Preserves. 80 cases sar
dimes, 120 cases OIL AZ bales Corks cases Prunes,
IS bbls prunesp 40 cases Mustard, 20 balea Italy
case Liquorice Paste, bale Drugs, 469 demohns of
Lentiles 1b0 casks Wine, 145 casks Porcelain, SIT
empty Demtjohns IS demijohns Hazel Nuts, 1le
demitohns Amends a cases % empty Phiaa. 100 bas,
wilkins; Is cases Liquors and Cordis1s, 10 do Pre-
served Fruits, do Preserves, casks vinegar;} 10
KInck Wickanberg Co; 80 baskets Olive Oh; 27
cases Cordials, IS caeea Preserved Fruits. cases
Preserves, ~ casks Vinegar, bale Corks to Paul
Co. -. -.
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Il. The Charleston Cotton Market. '.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, February %, 1887
There but little done the stock being light and the
inquiry moderate Sales 100 bales; say at 81 48 at
18; 80 at %; 46 at 80 We quote:
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{ MARINEaN NEWS. y
PORT OF oHARI5EsT Ton:s
Arrived Yesterday.

1'-.f5k AFT1VeO i eSLcIUSkys =
schr E J. Palmer Palmer, Baltimore, s days Com,
Oats and Mdze. To p Locke, G W Stehena l. Co, y O
Blohme, aurkamp & Co. Wurhmsnn l. Lillenthal 8
Won santen, 0stendorf CO. 0]enann. Briggs.
Butler, Dowie b Noise: Street Bros & Co. " VIII
liams b Co. -:z..- - -. = se75.5E- e,.5
span pol Reenersds. saa, Havana, days. Ballast
steamer Eliza Hancor, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beauiort, Hilton Head, &C. 50 bales Cotton and
Mdze 10 Ferguson l. Holmes, j j. Neason, B Houston,
Adams, Frost & Go, Roper Hospital -;.s.f! u;
Cleared Yesterday. :. :. .z..: ;5
Br bark Yumurd, Thompson Liverpool -Ravensl 4 Co.
Br schr Alert Mann, Carbarien, CubaJ Enslow co.
schr Nicanor Hannah, oatdenas -BonEsont 4 sslss -
schr Montezunls, Low, Philadelphia Creigh.
ton. -; a.'i l..-.-5-
Went to Sea Yesterday. - -
Brig Larrsbee Carlisle. ssgus La Grande
From this Port.
Brig James Baker, Thompson, Philadelphia Feb1s.
schr Pathway, Compton, Philadelphia Feb
Up for this Port.
schr Vim Flint Post at New York, Feb 10. -. 7:
Cleared for this Port. s,iEE
schr Sydney Price, Stevens, at Philadelphia Feb 19
schr Bartlett. BARTLETT st Philadelphia, Feb 10.
Schr Samuel Castnsr Jr, Robinson, at Philadelphia Feb
schr Americus Moss a. New York, Feb 10.
=, Memoranda. * ......i.iz
The schrs Transit stetson, from Boston, and VIM
Slater Smalley, from R0ckport Me, both for this port
were at Holmes Hole, Feb 1B.
The Baltimore Sun of Thursday the 2lst inst, says:
The schr Nadab, Capt Lewis from Charleston for Bad
more before reported ashore Poplar Island has been
cotton off, and has arrived In port. Her cargo OF 1u-
Der was all saved. :. - :. ,s'
-.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
196666.

FRE1aHTs-Are extremely dull. The steamers gener-
ally full, but sailing vessels are wanting freights
of going In ballast, not being able to obtain teighs
To New York. on cotton per steamer 1c; to Boston do
do 1c to Baltimore do do c to Philadelphia do do Ac
hd; to New York and Philadelphia on Sea Island per
steamer Ike; to Providence cotton per sail Ac; to
Portland do do %c; to Boston do do c to New York
do do nc; to New York lumber $9a10 to Boston do
S11; to New York and Boston timber S12 to Cuba
lumber lin gold|, nominal.
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EXPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Per Br, bark Yumuri-126 bules and
: 1915 bales Upland Cotton, $50 bbls Rosin.
CARBAR1EN, CUBA-Ior' Br schra Aert-41, 600 feet
Lumber. = ( ~ ~ ::-t.-,ss.
CARDENAs-Per achr. Nicanor-76,34b feet Pitch Pine
i Lumber. So L.. .z=5-Ft Y
Iron Is bales Cotton: ~
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE. February 2O.-CorToN.-We notice
dull market to-day; quote middlng Upland held at 32a
32Ic Stock fair,
CoFFEE-There was sale of 1900 bags late yesterday
out Of Dauntless cargo private terms; to-day we
have only report $50 bags Rio at currency;
and 72 bags at 17Hc gold. The bark Humphrey Davy,
with 5S40 bags before reported in Hampton Roads, has
been ordered to this port
FLoUR-The market remains exceedingly fiat for all
descriptions, and particularly spring wheat brands.
Sales, if any, not reported. We revise quotations.
though merely nominal ns follows:
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by his devotion and systematic attention to duty
the extensive details Of business connected with
the establishment have been carefully and judici-
ously managed, and the supervision Of the De-
partment, therefore, rendered comparatively easy
and pleasant.
As the preceding "Tables'' have been prepared
with great care and precision, and it will be I'M
possible to present an "abstract" in more con-
densed form than will appear by reference to
''Tables, submit the same, with the subjoined
dispensed, through the instrumentality OF the or
ganzation over which have the honor Of presid-
ing.
Total number Of cases treated in the Depart
ment during the year 1866, all classes, 90N.
or this number 4141 were whites and 1868 were
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GRAIN-Wheat shu scarce; sale to-day GOO bushels
fr Maryland red at s3 Corn-l5 800 bushels of white
els white at &c., 1000 do mixed at &c., $500 bushels ye
low at 9Sa94c Oats-700 bushels received and sold at
56c. RYE-150 bushels offered; 100 sold at 81 80 per
bushel.
Dressed are In good supply, md saeable at ssa
So 25 per 1Gv lbs.
MoLAssEs-Wo notice more inquiry from refners
and also from the ade but have no transactions to re-
port.
PEov1sIoNs-Bacon continues in active demand with
sales Of Shoulders at 11c rib Sides l2al2Ac clear rib do
13o; Hams sugarcured 16a17c latter for best brands
Bulk Meats are held above the views Of buyers who Of
fer fraction less than previous sales were quoted Re-
cepts and stock Of both Bacon and Bulk Meats light
Some inquiry foc Western Lard which is quoted ut l2
a12c; latter for small lots. Mess Pork Is held firm at
s2 80 for large lots and s21 rs for rcta SCI offer
ed for cons1gnments to arrive within short tmc
R1CE-Is in light STOCK and held firm ut 105sa11c for
Carolina Raugoon held at 3sa4c per lb, gold in bond.
suaAR-Was In active demand to-day, both for refining
and the trade with sales g. folows l1s boxes Cuba at
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Greenville MOuntaineer,
4 LARGE WEEKLY, Is ISSUED EVERY THURS
n DAY, at So year, In advance. Advertisements
inserted of usual rates.
G. f. ELF0RD, ra.,o,.
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/ 1 ! t! e.: s7 y oPERAIIoN.
Paraconess Abdomins for Dropscal accumulation
Amputaaon Of Thigh Upper third, Circular
Sewing up Throat cut attempt to commit suicide silver wire
sutures being usea
Section Of Urethra and Bladder for Fistuls
Operation Fracture Of Hbs.
Removal of Henorrhodsl Tumor by sblaon
Removal Of Hemorrhoiia Tumor by hgature..
Operation Eutropion and Trchiasis.
Operaon drocee Water off with Iroca the Spray Ap
t. psratus and Rhigolene being used.
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