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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

Mr.. CHAsE.-We regret that any busy
body should have started the rumor that
Mr.. CHASE is to be taken up by the Demo-
Gratis as candidate for the Presidency.
The report will have no other effect than
to make him less just and impartial in his
rulings during the trial OF the President.
Mr.. JOHNSON will be the sufferer from such
silly rumors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

InELAND.-The Prince of Wales is soon
to make a propitiary visit to Ireland,
where he is to be made Knight of st.
Patrick. 1t is too late in the day for such
a visit TO effect the purpose it is intended
to accomplish. The Irish will not be salts
fed with mere tub thrown to the whale,
not even from the Prince Of Wales.
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DIED.

On the 10th instant, ut his residence, in this
city, Professor GEORGE l.. DABNET.
His funeral will take place from Grace
street Baptist church TO-DAY 1t II O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintance OF the fumily
are respectfully invited to attend.
Suddenly, on the 2Sth OF February, 1SGS, at
his residence, At Mathews Courthouse, Va,
Colonel WALTER G Ian r, u yea si4iy-ohe
vs,rs six months and seventeen days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

GENERAL HAScoCK.--It is understood
that the President will accede to the re-
guest of General Hancock, who has asked
TO be relieved of the command OIL Tue
Fifth Military District, and that Our Sc
cond Washington" is expected 70 arrive
in this city early next week TO assume
command Of the new military DIVISION OF
the Atlantic.-F0rney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

FoaSEY heads the kilograms from New
Hampshire with, "Grand Republican Tri.
" umph-Verdict of the Granite State
/" GRANT and Impeachment Endorsed
!" ANDREW JOHNSON Weighed and Found
" Wantipg-Large Republican Gains"
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EXTRACT PROM DECREE.

And the court doth further order, adjudge,
and decree that one of the commissioners OF
this court do proceed, after giving two weeks
notice in one of the daily papers published in
the city OF Richmond, TO take an account OF
the debts due and unpaid OF the said Samuel
ID. Denoon, deceased, and 4 further account
of the administration Of his estate by his exc
cutrix aforesaid, and TO report to the court,
tinent by himself or required by the parties
TO be so stated -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

"ENMET," the correspondent Of the
Petersburg cypress, who gives San Ad-
venture on the Cars" stole the story out
and out. The Express ough: to expose his
M Y.1R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

GooD.-No negroes are to be admitted
into the Senate galleries during the trial
of the impeachment articles. SAsDo will
have his eyes opened before long to the
hypocrisy Of the Radicals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

We have received copy OF the inaugu-
raj address OF Rev. DR.. PLUMER as Pro-
lessor of DidGctic and Polemic Theology
III inc Tneoiogicai SEMINARY at Columbia,
S. C. 1t is, We need not Say, an ah!e one.
Logic is Dr.. Pi.UNER'S forte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

WHOLESALE LEGISLATION FoRTHE bESE-
FIT OF New ExGLAsp.-The House OF
Representatives on Tuesday passed . o'''
which, it was admitted, will reduce 'ne
revenue of the Government by sixty NIL
lions of dollars. As we understand ~ !. !.
removes the internal revenue tax from III
manufactured articles except oils distilled
from coal, fermented liquors. distilled
snirits Of al kinds, tobacco, snnh, ana
cigars, and Illuminating gas.
Our people should &C into the business
Of manufacturing articles of all sorts
This bill taxes only seven articles. DIX
ont of the seven are largely manufactured
in the South. Radical maligni'y has nc
bounds.
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u5A.N. ~. as>,lrTizENG~N,
MEMBER new YORK sroCK EHcHAN"s,
BAN ER \ N ID Il K y X l. II
50 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particulap attention paid to the purchase
and sale of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND
EXCHANGE.
Dcuosifs received subject to sight draft, and
four uer cent. interest allowed on daily bal
;.nces.
Ward Il Co., New York William Lamb,
Esn Presiden: First National Bank, Norfolk,
Va: Garth, Fisher Hardy, Ne" 1ori; Lam
r,s.ar 4 Co, Richmond, Va; James Punnett,
Esn Presiden, Bank OF America, n. Y; j.
T. worth Esq. Cashier Park Bank, N. Y;
George s. Coe Esq, President American tx
.bange Bank, n. y; Brown, Lancaster Co.,
RaI,inore. Md NH 4-3m
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THE Wn1sKEY TAx.-ln the House on
Tuesday Mr.. Schenck said the majority OF
the committee had decided to stand by the
two dollar tax, and the general taxation
bill would provide for a two-doi!ar tax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

Mcssrs. WoopuousE & PAKnAM, the
agents, have sent us the January No. Of
that best Of Revicws-ytc Loa@on quar-
icrll.
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VRGN once IT. Rules 7na or hsd Court On the
Chesterfield coanty on the nrst Monday in
February, 1865:
Joseph r. Woodbridge. ...............P Plaintiff.
against
Peter Fore. ........................D Defendant,
~ CASE.
The object of this suit is 70 obtain damages
against the defendant for $1,000, on open nc-
count. And affidavit having been made as to
The residence, of the defendant, il Is
ordered shat he appear here within one month
after the due publicaton Of his order and
do what is necessary 10 protect his interest IN
this suit.
A copy: NATHAN II. COGEILL,
lie 20-Th4w Clerk.
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VTIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court Of
Y the city of Richmond, February 10, lSes:
Elizabeth ). Denoon, executri% Of samuel
against
Daniel D. Denoon, George X. Crutdhfeldr
Jr, and Virginia his wife, Diccy -. De-
noon, Elizabeth Denoop, Mary Denoon.
Richie Denoon, Samuel Denoon, Julia De.
noon, and James B. Denoon, the last six OF
whom are infants under the age Of twenty
one years, by their guardian ad item,, e
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Mn. WADE's PosITioN.-The story that
Mr.. Wade entertained the idea Of resign
ing the Presidency is without the sem
blancc Of truth. He has no such intcn-
ton. He will remain where he is, and
will vote on the final issue i he considers
that his State demands his vote on the con-
viction OF Andrew Johnson. --Bul!imore
american.
ISo xya had cvnngxa2 |
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or,r.-JOHNsToN BROTHERS
holders So sys gs. coca BoSDs
Sta SD 5T e. as yell as other desirable see"'
. l,aeI 600 Virginia Registered Stock
: ~ 900 Richmond City Stock ,.,-a
100000 Orange and AiSzanut'i' H'''' '''''
Bonds,
4 %, 900 Virginia Central Railroad n4nu nus
o, 600 Richmond and D"nFiile 'A''' '''''
Ponds,
,,oo ooo 7-ironia and Tennessee Railroad
Bonds,
wanted, in lots from $3.50 upwards.
We are prepared to lid to any trSt.eu eA-
tent.
Communications sent TO us by mail VIII re-
ceive faithful and prompt attention.
NH l2-2aw3m
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OFFICE BOARD HEALTH,


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
Y the occupants of houses, and 70 the
owners of uroccup!ed ones, within the pre-
sent corporate limits OF the city, that they
are required from and after this date TO re-
move III refuse matters deleterious 10 the
public health from their premises, and 10
keep them III 4 clearly condition.
Their attention is called 10 ordinances
which require that they shall keep the paved
cutters or drains il front and on the sides OF
their premises clean and free from oDStruc-
lions.
The Sanitary Inspectors, at very early
day, and from time to time thereafter, will
make house to- house vistations 10 see that
this order is complied with. All delinquent Is
will be reported to the Chief OF Police for the
action of the Mayor.
For The information Of the public, the fol-
lowing paragraph from the instructions TO
the police inspectors is published:
80. Filthy CELLAR, rooms, out houses, yards
and alleys Of house,, either from the want OF
cleaning or the deposit Of refuse matter OF any
description, are nuisances. Stagnant water
in cellars, or anywhere in the vicinity OF resi-.
dences, occasioned by defective drainage. or
from other causes, constitute nuisances. Full
pr:vies, or foul privies that have al in tolert.-
BILE mephitic smell. or ieaky priyies, running
In 10 4 cellar or adjoining room or yard, are
nusances. Filthy COW or horse stables, and
filthy manure heaps, are nuisances."
J. G.. CABELL, NJ. D.,
NH lo-eodSt President Board of Health.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the Goth February, ~ the
residence O: The brides father, by Rev J. T.
Montague, Mr.. HENRY G. WENTWORTH
TO Miss ELIZABETH ". HUDSON; all OF
Halifax county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

DE VIM II. ISAACiT d CO, IA y u is2sss'
coRSBR or MAIS AND fo-RTEESTH sIkEAt9,
RIcHmoxD, dealers in { l n, .
STOCKS, BANK NOTES, Co1AhhNA-Ah
PAPER, and NEGOTIATE LOANS.
SILLS OF EXCHANGE dram at sight or
-, time in sums ~ suit purchasers, on most
ro1;.b1a bouses in ENGLAND, IRELAND.
sCOTTaTD, FRANCE. GERMANY, swift
zEELAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, SWE-
DEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check al
sight, or CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible
points in the United states, Canadas, and Eu-
rope.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at Z liberal dis
count. de 2S-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

G.t% STEARsSE S0Ap.--This best OF all
family soap, nov: 50 faYorably known all over
the United States, is. Is lis name indicates,
made Of the hard substance OF pure talloW y
upoa al entirely ne"' principle. Clothes need
10 boiling, M rubbing on Il Wash5oard; one
pound will go rs far rs three pounds Df other
family soaps. If it does not give satisfaction
return it st our expense. Beware Of i-!.ta-
tions the genuine is made only b.
MChEUNE, VAN HiAGEN u co,
Manufacturers,
So south Front street, Philadelphia; 81 Bar
clay street, New York. no 39--eo"om
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NH lo-eod6t President Board Of Health.
NRIAN.-This fine racer and magnif-

NRTAN.-This fine racer and magnifi-
cent. looking STALLION by Re- Il
venue, dam Nina by Boston Ia full ~
brother to Nirginia's unriValled race--4-E-[
horse Planet), will make the coming season al
Balltield, the farm Of Major Thomas Dosw ell,
i'll Hanover county near the Junction, com
mencing the 18th Of March and ending the lst
or July Should arrangements be made, he
may have stand in the vicinity of Mango
hick, Caroline county. The war break
ing ont directly after Orian's appearance on
the turf commenced quitting stop 10 racing
for The timel has no doubt prevented him
from exhibiting a record OF mauy brillian.
achievements. The few races he rcu, how.
ever, were sufficient 10 show that he was a
good race-horse and Of iaGomitable game,
running one of his races OF Two miles and re.
peat at four heats.
Terms: The season will be $40 if paid be.
fore its expiration; after that time $50 must
be paid. Groom's fee, 81. Mares from dis
tauce will be kept ut 30 cents per diem.
Livery attention will be given to their care
and management but III no event responsible
for accidents or escapes.
THOMAS & THOMAS W. BOSWELL.
NH l2-2aw4w
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COMMISSIONER ''"b

RIcHMoyD, March l, : ,oro,
Notice is hereby given that ha\ az 80
ed my office, in the city of l:ichmo. as a. 70
place and the 18th day OF March, ], ~ ma
NJ as the time, for receiving proof 20 ar.
said debts and taking the accom-, abo. NJ.
dered, when and where the creditors Of az
garet G.. Reeve, deceased, are required TO
tend janis f1.nhShN ID,
,,,b 10 aod1t Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

Mr.. Davis left New Orleans for Rich
mond on Saturday last,
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EXTRACT FROM DECREE.

"And the court doth further adjudge, or
der, and decree that one of the commissioners
of this court do, aft.r one weeks notice s, in
one of the daily paper. Published IN sh.s c as
-, tbs said Warnarst g Reeve, deceased, at
her death, and also tie expenses ., " ne
burial and administration aic Iepo 1a.,. ~.
same 70 the court with any inht.e's sper.a az
stated deemed pertinent by MINI =, VI 40
quired by the parties TO be 30 s '''''o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

HOES.-Five casks "Elwelps" Wedding
IL and Killing HOES. my own impor tation,
just received per steamship City OF London,
and for sale by CHARLES j. SIETON,
NH Nv, 1886 Main street.
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ss-To FARMERS AND PA.srERs.-

The subscribers offer for sale i'll lots 10 suit pur'
chasrrs 1900 tons Of double refined POu-
DERETT f OF the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany, made from the night'soii, blood, otial,
and dead animals Of New York city, COX which
the company have exclusive contract. Price
only TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PER TON,
freight and charges from New York added.
Warranted by the company TO be equal weight
COR weight 10 amy high priced superphosphate
in the market The results on corn. cotton,
tobacco, and grain, have b"en astonishing The
past season. II natures the cror from ten
davs TO two weeks earlier a"d doubles the
crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates of hundreds OF
Well Known planters and farmers, md every
information, sent free to any one applying by
letter or otherwise 10 HOCE {; WEDnEk-
BURN, Alexandria, Va; ALLISON &ADpl
SON, Richmond, Va; or The Loci Manutac-
turing Company, New Iorik. il &-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

sgmERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
the Stockholders 81 this Bank, for the purpose
of eecting thirteen directors to serve for the
ensuing twelve months, will be held on MON
DAY EVENING, March 18TH at half.pas
o'clock, at Schad's Hotel, Broad street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh.
EDWARD COHEN,
NH l2-4t CASHIER
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CoaMlssIoygR's OYprcs, ,

RIcHHoSD, March 10, 1865.
Notice is hereby given 10 the creditors of
Samuel ID. Denoon, deceased, and all parties
concerned, that have appointed the 26th day
of March, 1858, ~ II O'Clock NJ, rs the time.
and my office, in this city, as the place, for
taking proof of the debts or demands against
the late Samuel u. Denoon or his state, when
and where they are required TO attend.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
NH Io-0,y.2w Commits Toner
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SDeci0J Notices.
~ REGISTRATION!
REGIsTRarlON =!
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

rYE WHITE MEN OF R1chMoND
-, re,nember that only three days M"
rsn,in for registration. Every mn w..
:, ,or himself. for his family for inc
sunremacy of the WHITE MAN Should '''''
himself OF this opportunity. ,z,,..,
prc1sTER, REG1sTERl' REG - Ks
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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IN against the estate of Mr.. Martha L.
Betty will present them 10 the undersigned
properly au,hent icated, for settlement; and
all persons indebted TO the said estate will
como forward and make payment.
nj. ]. POWERS, Administrator,
at @. r. Raes g. Co.'S Photograph Gallery.
NH l2-3tThTu&F*
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L0?hH G0encies.
OFFICE EIRdrSIA LANDS, !

OEEiGE flR9fSIA LANDS,
RICHMOND, March 81, lsC5. )
THE REAL ESTATE BRANCH or
4 my business requires now my exclusive
attcutio l have therefore made IN arrange
ment with Genera! Tochmnn 10 couhuct the
IMMIGRAN" LABOR DEPARTMENT., to
whom l shall refer all commnnicH',onS SrTe-
after received upon this subject, and request
correspondents in the future u address him
directly, post-oftice box 90.
NH NV +. D..IDtBUDEN.
r AND AGENCY. - GEORGE NJ.
! i DREWRY, ATTORNEY At Law. Oiiic~
with General Bradley T. johnson and MAJOR
John Johns No. lOl4 Main street, next below
posL-0t!ice
Practices in the courts Of Richmond city
and the county OF Henrico. Sells, privately
REAL ESTATE in town and country. Per.
please send IN exact description OF i, "ith
terms, etc, post office box 800.
REFEREScss.-l!on James Lyons, Judge
john Il. Meredith, General Henry \ W1>e,
and 5. c. Tardy I Co., Richmond DR., Jack
Braxton, Old Church, Hanover; General
William y. Tnlafe!TO, Gloucester Court
house; Captain Thomas Tabb, Hampton Fo-
bert II. John Mann, Esqs., Petersburg;
Judge II H. Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse;
DR.. J. T. Boyd, Cave Spring, Roanoke, Dr.
q. &. Powell, Twyman's Store, Spotsy!ya-
MIA; w. ID. Cassin, Esq, Washington, u. {. !;
II. Clay DalIam, Esq, Baltimore, Md !;
Messrs. Reznor * Co., Philadelphla Hon
Roger A. Pryor, New York city.
NH 7-2wIF[wltlt
THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
L 'FIRGITIA.-E. g. RANDOLPH * co.
Branch Office, Richmond, Va, at northeast
corner Main and Tenth streets. w. i. RO.
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except in case OF sale; and through
It's extensive connections has disposed OF
very large guam tity OF land since 1865.
Those who de-ire to sell within the year VIII
consult their interest by correspondence at
once with U.s. enclosing descriptions of the pro.
perty for sale. Address
W. y. ROBINS,
Local Par tner Piedmont Lana Agency,
Richmond. Va.
Now Offering for sale, over F.N h HUN
DRIED PLACES. Send for cataIog ucs;
ja 17--3rnd@s"'
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PROOMS.-l00 dozen BUENA VISTA
- (Rockbridge county, BROOMS, three
and four-striug, receiving and for sale by
GORDON s ORINGAN,
fao Panrl Rion1
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T ABELS OF ALL KINDS PRINTED
IL Ut the DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE
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Go,srt orders.
L .ha C;renit Court OF

x,o1111RGINIA.-In the Circuit Court ,t. Of
v ths'city Of Richmond February 10: .o sd
n Rurr Reeve, in his own right ana as 40 40
ministrator of Margaret Z. kc.,rs tig
ceased. ............'''''''''
John j Reeve, J. G. .Bntler and E7eiine -, -.
his wife, William p. Mayo and Ahce y. y
wife, Ellen T. Reeve, Florence Reeve, ana
Edwin s. Reeve, the last three 81 WON a ~.
infants under twenty -one year n ~
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NOrICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN late firm OF FINNEY & FITZGERALD
are hereby notified 10 come forward and settle
their accounts, aud all persons having claims
against the said iirm are requested 70 present
the same to me for settlement.
JAMES A. CLARKE.
WAECHssTEs, March !. 1865. Mh o-Tal0t
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a. q. n. ,y>.1rTdENGIDN.

lnh 10 nearly opposite The markrt'h'u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
EE$:E;SE
IL "a 'S'ss'i Y,
TSE To TdSFEsq poss HSEsaE s5fsn
c,,,., THE sEEAT LONDON wNE s c awIss Su.,r
TE EEp AFr gSEs e4 nv. = -
EVERYTHING PERFECT AND BRILLIANTLY CAST
By" SLoaiS5,ss IhIuMrn .,. Of i THE IL AGE.
OR, THE s NYsfGs Of Sh THE RAINBOW.
Nsvf Brancs Blsn Escss NATION sesns Sn.
ToSns
Grand Matinee every Saturday a. O'CLOCK Si "''''-
' 800. GRAND MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK
Doors open at l.
THEATRE coMIoUE, 5l4 BROADWAY.
H taAsaE tbs ~
$Hfs zs$Hss$$s $# zsEssS
,ul MIS- s sssas g $$44EE; ,S v,,r
Es sSAsS skE11S#H s s $s sE$S$Hs
ALL APPEAR TSis SSFEs SSSSSSifs ssnn.n.,.. ~
cApEMlyr or MysIc-l4rH ST. MISS Kellogg.
MISS CLARA Ioo isE KELLoGGs ofEiNiNd SfaHf.
= 0ps'! o. soSDAS EVENING, Oct a - sssn 49,.
the following artists will appear IN conjunction with
Miss CLARA LOUISE kELLUG9:-
Mme FREDA DE GEBELE, the favore Conralto.
LOTTI, PETRELLI, SUSINL
Mons. CESAR ALARD Solo violincellst,
and the distinguished Pianist, Miss Aida TOPP,
whose classic performances have received the highest
sFEciAL SofiCE-n order comply with the expressed
OF the many friends and admirers Of Miss Kellogg
entire third act OF Gounod's Grand Opera,
FAUST,
win be performed introducing Miss Kellogg n the role IN
MARGUERITE,
The Grand Orchestra, under the direction OF
MIR. CARL BERGMAN AND SIGNOR GlORZAs
Saturday, Oct. "a, Grand Kellogg Matipee.
Thursday, Oct. ~, Brooklyn -
Admission including reserved seat, 81 30; boxes 3D. &N
$2 The sale of seats and boxes will commence tomor
hursday Oct 10, ut A. NJ, at the box Office Of tho
Academy.
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II MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT 2A AND 246
III. East Fiftysecond street. will reopen Wednesday
october "a, and Banners Hotel In Hoboken, Tuesday,
October NJ Cal for circulars above.
IOIN THOMPsON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 275
Blocker street. Is open for the reception pupils
Tuesdays Fridays. soites every Monday evening
The Room " lot for balls.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

GUINNESS EXTRA sToUT--BOrrLED BY THEIR
" agents, Messrs. Edward and John Burke, Dublin. For
SALE quantities suit customers, BY ACkEk, MbRkALL
a CONDlT, Lag Chambers street.
GUINNESS EXTRA SToUT-BOTTLED BY THEIR
VI agents, Messis Edward and John Bourke Dubin-For
sale, in quantities TO suit customer, PARK TILFORD,
s2l broadway and ll2 Sixth avenue.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-24

s2s 80. Lard heavy at 1BxslsXc. Cotton firm at
SOC. Turpentine- request at 45a46h cts
Rosin drooping-stratned common 50 s5. fFegns
duh and lower.
Evening Stocks strong and scttve. Money easy
Gold, Ia COS, 1SH; North Carolinas, DID, ms
new, 70H. VII sfnis, e1-coupons. 62'S; new. Oh
Tennessee, e1.coupons. 641S; new 6sH. stefnng'
sx. Cotton more steady; sales of 900 bales at So
Flour dull; 20as0c lower during the day; southern
ranges So 7Oa14 rs. Wheat 2aSc lower. Whiskey
Arner ~. Mess pork quiet at s2s 6oa28 e2H
lard and naval stores quiet Corn 1a2c lower
Freights lower.
BALrraoRE, August 22-cotton 2sKaso. Flour
and wheat dull and unchanged. Corn frm; white
81 25a1 &C. Oats and rye dull Provisions steady
WASHINGTON. August 22.-spirits turpentine hrm
at 4oH; New York casks Al. Rosin firm; strained
81; No 2$2 10; opaque 50 25. Tar advanced; 80 80
SAVANNAH, August 22-Cotton firm but quiet
EXPORTS S57 bales. Small sales; middlinss 20. Re
ceipts bales. = - .
MOBILE, August 22.-Cotton- Nothing doing; quo
tations nominal. Receipts bales. Exports mono.
NEW ORLEANS, August 22-Cotton quiet ana
steady; rniddling 2saSO. Sales 1s bales. Receipts
1l5 bales, Exports e5s bales Sterling 67a5s. New
York sight Il premium. Sugar and molasseS steady
and unchanged.
CMorsNAT1, August 22.-Flour dull, and declined
1oa15. Corn dull; ear 92a93. whiskey held at g.
Mess pork s2S75. Lard 1SX. Bacon-shouiders
1Sxa1S|; clear ddes 17H. - =