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and patrons of the school upon the ability,
fidelity and efficiency of the corps ofTcach-
crs into whose hands the dcstinics of the
institution have been committed. Their
competency and fitness for the respective
chairs which.they FIJI, has been fully cvin-
ced in the thorough training and solid in
struction impaired to those committed to
their charge, and the rapid progress which
they have made in the short session lust
ended. The committee use no idle words
of mere compliment when they express
their high satisfaction with the cxainina-
tion and the entire exercises of this ocea-
sion. They are specially g,atiicd with and
would commend, in the highest terms, the
thorough instruction and perfect system of
mental discipline adopted, and cvinccd du-
ring the course Of the examination.
The Teachers and all concerned have cv-
cry reason to feel proud of the auspicious
and successful ending of thclsfirst session
All the difficulties in getting such an enter
prise under way and into successful opera
tlon have been fully met and overcome, and
thcmduStry, perseverance and ability which
has brought about these happy results, de-
serves more than this INADEQUATE but most
chccrfully rendered tribute.
The committee beg leave to submit this
report, with their best wishes for the Gu
turc success and prosperity of this school.
JOHN G.. LANpnuM,
WIN Hoy,
j. III. EvINs,
j. w. MILLER,
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VOL. XII NO. 2.
Inclined to be Quarrelsome

"Thcrc was once a little slim built fell
low. rich ~ - ,Icg. and indcncntcn+ nc tho
devil, riding along the HIGHWAY in the
State of Georgia. when he oycrtook y man
driving drove of hogs bv the hclp of 4
big, raw -boncd, six feet two. snccincn of
humanity. stopping the last named in
dividual he accostcd him
" say, arc these your hors?"
ono, sir, I'm to work by the month"
What pay might you be getting nv
friend ?"
'Ten dollars month, and whiskcy
thrown in, was the reply
"Wcll, look here, I'm weak little inor.
fcnsive man, and people are apt to impose
upon me, dive see Now. III rive Won
twenty-five dollars month to ride along
with me, and protect me-" was Mr.. Gar
dencr's reply, "But," he added, as tho
thought struck him, chow might you DO
on tic fght?"
Never been licked in my life" reioin-
cd the six footcr.
Just the mani want. lisa barnain?p
uuericd Gardner.
Six-footcr ruminatcd. "Twcntv.
dollars-doublc wages. and nothinr To do
but ride around and smash fellows mur
occasionally when he's yassv." Six -cooter
accepted.
They rode along ill night, when they
reached village. Dismouting at tho
door, they went in. Gardner immediately
singled out the biggest man in the room,
| and picked fuss with him. After consid.
erablo promiscuous iawimg, Gardner turn
ed to his fighting friend and intimatcd that
. the licking of the man had bccomc pain.
full necessity The six-footcr peeled, went
in, and came out first best.
The next night, at another hotel, the
same scene was rc-cnactcd, Gardner get
ting into another row with the biggest man
in the place, and six.footcr doing the
fighting.
At last on the third day they came toa
ferry, kept by huge doubled Gstcd nan
who had never been licked in lis life.-
Whilst crossing the river, Gardner as usu
al began to fault and " blow"
The fcrryman naturally mot maG ond
tLcm i;s n,,;ninn af tho;,. ,.;oS' lGo' 'no VM
then tnrnca toL;s g frn,,, n,o ,,o,iSo.,, 'p"Gt
and gontl, b,nln tho ;Wtn,,;noln .,a'u'"Ii IVY:
thot Ic wos sorrv hMt &C - ,saa ~ i,I.
,,oao.,so,.,. ~ tI'.o', III H. ""' "oSoiury
footcr noddnL Lis Lood lnt S.;I
II was nIninIy r. hc s1cn th.t Ia '1;n'.s ia ~.
rcish no ;nI Nv, tho Un, -" u.a h; lo'
sbouldcrs Ln+ tI,.ro ,,". J ~, l,'ia i'''
So when tbov rnacIod tL, ab,no ~ ~.
nod and NJ 4 tLo,. ,.o,,t ~ i
thc bank ovcrtbe sond ;mt, n,p -. IL IL
fouobt scr,tchoI ro,,nod liz o',S n.1i.3y rh3y
fill at thc cnI Of oH LnT,,r u,o co',. "m" iois"1
vol Six .C,otor vras tr;,,S,'. r..L
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| BY REQuEST.1 |
The Reidvllle Schools.

We subjon the report of the Commit
tees who were in attendance on the recent
examinations of the above institutions, from
Which 1T will be seen that they arc in a
highly prosperous condition The second
session for this year began on Monday last.
We copy the two reports from the Spartan
burg Express:
The Committee who attended the exam
ination OF the Rcidvillc Malo academy, on
Tuesday last, believing that some public
expression of opinion ON their part. in re-
gard to the exercises of that dav may not
be amiSs and may be expected from them,
beg leave to offer the following:
Almost the whole day was consumed in
the examination of classes, and severe tests
were made of the proficiency and progress
of each pupil. They were Questioned at
random ON different parts of the studies
which they had gone over and reviewed,
and were required to answer in such way
rs to determine whcthcrth merely rcmom-
bcrcd the text, or whether they really un-
dcrstOod its meaning, and under this severe
ordeal we are pleased to state that they gave
not only mmistakabc evidence of sound
and thorough instruction ON the part of the
Teacher, but evidence Of industry and ap-
pication on their own part
The Examination embraced the Prime
ry branches, Latin, Greek, Algebra, &c
omctry, and Philosophy, and in each of
these departments of learning abundant
proof was afforded of the faithtulncss and
competency of the Teacher in impartine
instruction and enforcing it upon the atton-
tion and mind of his pupils We were
particularly pleased with the absence of.all
signs of the usual drilling and craumimg
which is intended only fOr Examination
day. Wcmean, therefore, to use no words
except those which express our earnest
convictions when we say that We were high
ly gratifed with the manifestations of IA
proper appreciation of The admirable sys-
ten of mental training, and intellectual
culture which obtains in this School We
offer the Trustees and friends of this School
our congratulations upon thcip good fortune
in securing the services of IL gentleman so
entirely competent to discharge the duties
of his Office, and the pupils in having a
teacher so kind and parental in His govern
mcnt and Intercourse with them.
With building so complete in all its
arrangements, and 50 fortunately located,
and with Board of Trustees so Intelligent
and so energetic in all their efforts to pro-
mote by all means in their power the Ell
cicnt working and welfare of the School,
we look forward with confidence to the
time when it shall become widely and f;r-
vorably known as one of the firmly cstab-
lishcd seats of learning in our District. -
Our earnest desire is for this result.
G. F. WooDRUFF.
JNo. H. EvINs.
i NJ G.cTnN
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G.. u. WooDRUFF.
JNo. II. EVINs.
j. VI. GASTON.


Those of the committee appointed for
the purpose, whose privilege and pleasure
it has been to attend the examination and
exercises of the Female High School, on
this occasion, deem it not amiss, and take
great pleasure in giving public expression
of their feelings and opinions at this time.
In the first place they desire to congrat-
ulate the Trustees and friends of this School
upon its encouraging success thus faf and
its bright prospects forthc future "a little
over eighteen months ago, the cornerstone
of this handsome and commodous building
was laid in the midst of thick Forest
Five months ago the school was inaugural
ted. This perscycring and commcndable
energy is now receiving and will, we are
confident, receive, in duo time and in full
measure, its just and mcritcd reward We
are specially pleased with the admirable ar
rangenent and perfect adoption of the
building to the purposes for which it was
intended; combining, as it does, ample
space with comfort and convenience, it will
greatly contribute to that order and system
so necessary in all such schools We are
pleased to sec and know that, with tho iu-
auguration Of the school, the Trustees have
not slackcncd their energies or been un-
mindful of those appliances and facilities
so necessary to make the school what they
are determined it shall bc-a High School,
inferior to nono in the land A reading
room has already been opened, and is sup
piled weekly and monthly with valuable
and interesting papers and periodicals A
Library has been started and is being con-
tinually increased by the lberality of the
friends of the school. A Mineral Cabinet,
consisting of over two hundred specimens
has been kindly and generously presented
to the Trustees; and a Chemical and Phi
losophioal Apparatus has been purchased
at cost of some $500, and is now OH it's
way, and will be received in few days.
These are matters for congratulation, but
most of N we congratulate the Trustees
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KEEP GOOD COMPANY Y-Intcrcours
with persons of decided virtue and excel
loncc is of great importance to the. .forma-
tion of good character. The force of
example is powerful wo arc creatures of
imitation, and by necessary influence, our
habits and tempers arc very much formed
on the model of those with whom we IA
miliarly associate.
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SECRETS. Women and young men arc
very apt to tell what secrets they know,
from the vanity of having been trusted
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-06

FERocITY is sometimes assumed as well
as gcntlcness. There are as many sheep
in woolycs' clothing; as there are wolves in
Sleeps
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received per Asia Manchester represented trade
there be somewhat less active though prices for GOODS
chester cotton spaDsIs we're never making none,
than they have been Mis- season. respectable
acquainted with sns trade estimated The prOo'' Of 70
country Gotten spinners were never doing better.
they have taken out OF crop. CONFINED ith stock
s s:s. on ns nS Int min. p: I about
In advance Of from one 70 two months. Nearly
all kinda Of domestic cotton cloths were sustained;
mand. Prints Of good styles and Of the fashions
bic figures were firm, with fair amount OF Sales while
ether escrpsons inactive The prices Of all staple
cotton fabrics sustained Fancy goods and cassi
meres were in good demand and prices firm. Mouselne
de LANES we're nrm and good business doing 10 fancy
and desirable styles. Heavy brown sheetngs active
at skc sysc. Fine browns were also In good request,
Beached fheetnes and sbrtings Arm; the pr0duc
ton WAS In Of the demand manufacturers abound
good request for export quote "a China goods at
sAc blesched at SIC, and blues at Joke l0Ac
t,nsrf eio'ss were steady a. $40 for 66xeo sha~s
1snnes in good demand the finer grades also
steady. In foreign goods there was not much change
70 notice Prices in the main continued TO be sustained
SILKS and other fancy ard staple French goods not
active while importers held on for full prices. Fancy
cassmeres and light woolIens in good demand
Aernoes in good request German plsids freely
sold at low prices British prints dull while Fog
fsh arcy woven goods Of desirable styles were selling
apaccas unchanged. Tailoring goods inactive
except for certain descriptions suited to the prevailing
taste The hret special sale OF moment came on this
week, and conducted by Hessrs. WAmerding &
Mount The catalogue embraced 602 lots, including BON
baznfs delanes and merinoes, Of the importation OF
Hesfrs. Blanchard Il Hutton. Il drew large and spirited
COMPANY ami few lots passed. which were cooHned
10 the blacks. Messrs. Bsnkard Hutton, after the
foregoing goods we're rod, offered line Of mernoes the
remainder Of their importaons Of the The bid
ding WIS spirited. Tho first line marked o6 privately
sold at 63c per yard 81 goods brought &C., With
s'me sales as low as 6lKc. The goods sold were mo-,
duplicated The sales upon the whole realized fair auc
ton prices and In the main the sale considered salts
factory
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Movements In Real Estate.



TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. Nor b. lbany, Buffalo and Canada s;t5 F.
western man. via Erie Mr. b1s A n and sa6 r. N.
South and southwestern
assssin mail, BY r.i'rc i'd sc a. X and +. X.
- by steamboR.. ............4 p. NJ.
SUNDAY MAILS: On Sunday al mails close at this
CALIroRsIA..B BY steamship star of the West, satur-
Tss Overland sfS MAJ. for California leaves !. Loa.
dssened for II should be marked Overland. Via
st. Loussn
g. LARE CI1YIbe Overland Mail from Joseph mo Salt
Lake City, leaves 81 Joseph every SATURDAY.. At
s 81 ~ Letters should be marked Overland
HAvAsA.....By steamship Quaker City, Saturday.
&c. PACIFIC Steamship Star Of the we: a.iar "a H.
BAHArA The day after he Mrva Of each alter
nate CupArd packet at Ais port, being
month the steamer Karnak Will be despatched
with mails for the Bahama IBsndS, 70 be landed
at Nassau n r
EuRoPs.. ... BY steamship Fulton for Southampton
and Havre, Saturday, Aug. O........ ION A.
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE LONDON oFFICE
The Overland Mall TO BOMBAY closes Ia London
az folows:-Va Marseilles on the 80 and 18Th Of
each month. Via Southampton on the 18th and
CALCUTTA. 10th, 18Th 26h via Marseles 4th l2h
CHINA, 60 Via Msrseies the 10Th and Doth Wis South
ADpton Alb and UE.
AUsrRAA Via Msrseies and suez the 10TH Via South
amrton and Huez. 18th.
MAuRIrus Via Alden on the Ain and 9th of the month
BBAzL.. Via Southampton on the 9th Of the month
NJ The M rsees malls despatched the Of abnve
daes should OF nese dates fall Sunday the mail s
The Southampton mats are despatched morning
above dates Should these dates fall Sunday the
mall d despatched the morning previous
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HAEDY HOOK, Aug 49, sun,et--One brig In tow coming
me Hoos and one brig at anchor inAide the bound In
"md NV, fresh; weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS Aug 10 sunset-Shp American Eagle from
and two more ships in the o1g Inward bound Wad
NV, Light weather hazy.
Miscellaneous.
The screw steamship Richard Cuyer. belonging the
American Atlantic Screw Steamship Co. will DO launched from
sneden's shpyard, Greenpoint At Pm 10 day.
eHP NASrucKEr-socp oeorgana arrived at New Bedford
18th from 1sanf The bip Manu- sket found
10 be bged and full Of water and useless attempt
pump her out consequently effort made On account
OF the water In the ahp casks be got into her hold
the expense of staging ouade would be has
eded TO break her During the heavy NE blow that
prevailed during tho last few days The has worked of
. abort distance
fHIP JOSEPHINE. Of salem from Atyab for Falmouth be-
fore rted burnt Maurus put into June 20 repair
damages bhe left Akyab with IS 900 bags 70 ne Of vbh
thrown overheard 10 Tighten the sh and there ware in
the bold nom "A coo 70 bags the Of the rs sucs
be1 arrival he pumps had been worked night and dsy and
2M AM I'D one OF the At the pumps discovered amoke
ssuDf from the fore hatch aud Immediately called The caD,sn
and mate Tho captsu ore tho batch 10 be ooeea
and water poured down the cargo the aoke cane m
Ia such nenfe volumes hat the patches we're ordered To Ia
Closed 'hB however four ana Are and
RACED no violently that in ,h minutes after Inc alarm
rad been given all alter ps at saving the ship or even
sona eeca were Obliged 10 be given up and ali HANGS
compelled 10 70 orward 10 the bows An nefecua edort
was mace to scutc the ship, and at ne eIpraou of two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY August 19-6P.M
Exchange London il lower again. The leading
drawers asking ITO 1o, but the highest rate at
which any considerable amount Of business could be
done 10 1899 e. Commercial bills range from 1907
Il. The ieaoing exchange houses are doing nothing.
10 morrow's steamers will take some specie-probaby
$3.50 eco, or hereabous, partly silver Ths specie ia
shipped TO cover bills sold considerably higher rstes
than those ruling q. the present price Of exchange
specie cannot be shipped against bills The fall In In
hres In Paris is calculated to affect exchange market,
Money is easier to day The regular rate for call loans
continues to be six per cent but bear Of loans or
BLOCKS at 81, and OF the old commission bouses
have money left with them at fye Al the dis.
count houees, the complaint cont inues To be tina
mere too little paper offeEng November
ana december paper, with two good naeg is readily
taken at per cent; and very accepances ao "a
dsys TO run, go at 6 en- The prudent and cou,erva
tive course Of the banks, as evnced BY their laa s,
ment, Ia encouraging men Of means to lend with more
freedom.
There Ia more activity In the stock market. and beer
prices rule for nearly every class OF securities We nd
Gated some days since the probability OF an upward
the causes TO which we alluded appear 10
produced the effect expected Of them Before however,
any permanent advance be established in Western
railway Eecurties seems TO be considered that the roads
should chow an increase in traffic They not doing 3d.
70 any general extent a. yet ana II ID somewhat doubt
full whether they will do 20 before the Let prox The last
Two weeks Of August 1858, the bes weeks Of the
year for the Western roads. The Michigan Southern
earned during those two weeks $4,000 week. the
eAiena earned $4,000 during the fortnight the
MOCK Island, during the same period, took
sN0Nuo more money than Il had taken during
sne A's' fortnight of the month. This year, for
v'.Dus reasona, the movement in grain il later,
seens doubtful whether the great increase In earn
tnss wncn the bountul harvest entities US 70 expect will
xe pace before the end Of the month or the beginning
f September The most active of the railway stocks this
morning was Michigan guaranteed which has baen ,ho
football Of the bears for some months II opened to d.v
~ ~, an advance OF u over Yesterdays last official
RICE advanced 70 % &. the first board sod be, 200. A..
bo. ro ct "a, in The afternoon 24 and closed =, h
bid. tn street ia full Of stories relation to this soo
he fa adj ears 70 be hat very scarce in the street
md has been Tgsy oversold by the bears Rock I.and
as,csd " ma, >ent u the 1rst board and closed IN ~,
f.eu noon at oe b, Ga'ens was equally in favor. !,
old a. high as 60, an dvAnos Of one per cent closed
e5x bid Toledo, Nj. 0igan Central and tho Western
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Port OF New York, August. 10, 1859.
rn,EARCr.

CLEARED.
steaT,nip CITY of Manchester r Kennedy Liverpool via
steamship Fulton, Cope, Southampton and Havre-wm
sa.ship Karnah Orr, Drowness, Havana and Nassau-E
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. Norfolk Ac-Ludlan Hei
ship Howard Ham) Brusch Hamburg e Aueicck
Ship Seth sprsgue, Gine.ps, Rotterdam Meincke
BARK otilie Brem). DannermAn Decentralization On
Bg Rs,s @ s NErs'
schr Lane (Br). Haleey, Jsmacs-MsSer
scRI hooombe ba1sy rm.
s sssr Jyae Mott Co.
ssSr seniensas i Iasv FsTsseipbis- j S,Kes
s ss
Ship v.ue lot Bosou) Hubbard Msuia April g. Java Head
2!th and Beena days Win hemp &C. e master Had sk
ne ospe .ss,her DAYS ~ss
Ssss Sailed an Il .sn. w s.s
Bath for Losdon which vessel had while of the Cape picked
Annie Cape iown with snsso for new YORK
June Is y. IS lon Is g passed Br .hlp Pae; ooh
,op do oss 10 ssGHG'
18Th 81 IS Is So passed bark aoten aue steer
Ship Horizon of Bosor) Yot Liverpool, July TO- with
strong breeze tom With heavy we. Ssi se
ss
sssS carried away fe,e yard since iben hsd isl.
Gn q + . :ss1 pilot from boat =
"a Jessie benon OF fenopscoL weokS OUT win
hhp Adele Hano( Cloussp, Antwerp ~ days with indse
lon ssw shp xntsrcc sesIns 10Th 1at Is lon 81
II pOas sr s!E FL Ba,seSas seh
ss e w Fog:
an A sS ss Sesph sg Trieste o days. and Gibraltar
Bark Belle -, Warren. RI, in ballast to J W Delano
Big Marx afR Sn Bailey Rio July
lon s. . pc :sSss ' n
Brig EN- press BI Of Loudon) au,lbert Bathurst River
Gambia, July L. with cochneal and nuts TO DeEorrest
Brig Grace Wohinston, Freety Bahia. July 49, with gu
gar 70 Ehklsnd Won Sachs. ssled company with Br
Brig Caroline Porter Aspnwa 20 days, with hides DC,
Brig Victoria Ursula Br Lenoir Pcou Is days. with COZ,
ssh Lombard of BOSTON,, Harding Malaga IS days. with
Muit AZ to Gomez, Wallis Co. Came by way Of Long
schr adyard Lameyer ot Nevsuryporp. Bayley Arec,o
s ~ SPOKE ssSr asess
tchr Maitland cof Baltimore, Speed, Remedies, Aug
o. With sugar &C. TO Merrill ABBOTT
sShr Emelpe Johnson Button, Bayport Fla, 10 days.
sshr Geo Williams tBD, cAlmon Newark, In ballast TO
scbr Medora Rhodes. Rockland days.
sctr Gen Taylor Jones Beverly.
schr John DIX Allen. Scftuate.
schr n Gushing, Smith. kondout for Dover.
Soop Oliver mes, French Taunton.
sOep Rhode Island Carr s' Providen fSe day.,
Steamer soson. selew. Philadelphia
Steamer Ocpray Kenney. Providence.
with bark Belle in tow ~
full rugged brig unknown
brig Knight Boston ~ ~
Wind during tho day from W to NNW
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Arrivals and Departures.

he LAsrge House-Couraodofe Puryisace and family,
y. navy; oil y. Burns Philadelphia Col j. ". Webb
Eelfinsne, shspohn; Hon. Arson Burlr game Mass; E.
n olds and lady Nashville Tenn Dr. or.eY of Phi
A0elphia Hon G. HAipes and family Chicago, III.
Pom Bathurst In the brig Empress-Arch Davidson.
DEPARTUREs.
For Richmond, DC, in the stesmshp Yorktown-w z
BROOKS Barstow Miss Brown Thomas Tanne, George
1srton Thomas hbzheimer Mr. Brooks, Heory Bey John
L.ct Ws.,t y ppford " QSey Evans H.dy
John bIonnt Miss Brown, A allen, George B Jones
joan Greames. W Bannipter, U Crump and LADY ME-
bur children, Hess, Williams and lady, Jameo Wight
street lady and daughter Br3wnley, lady daugh
bar, and II IN the steerage.
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jersey City News.

FATAL RAILROAD AccDESf.-Coroner Norris held an in.
qneet yesterday -P~- vi .A-
Murdock, in the employ Of the Long Dock Company The
motive running between the tunnel and dock when he fell
under the wheels, receiving injuries which caused his
death soon AFTER Verdict, Accidental death"
INJURED TIE LocoMoIrE-A man named Thomas
HApin, residing in New York. while crossing the railroad
track by the cara and had oae of his feet
crushed He WAS removed to the hospital and yesterday
morning his foot was ampu.aed by Or. Quedor city ply
kcian.
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The following is comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods a. the port Of New York for the
week and since January L.
For the ,ccek. 1857 1885, 1859
Entered at the port. ,6l9,736 1880 432 3346 1913
Thrown on market. 2,e43,54b l,b73,S47 3,5A,703
Entered at the port. b55 Gao s7644522 s2,lo7 e7s
Thrown on market .es,e7sss2 44,lsss3s s2,oS5,6eo
It will be seen by the above statement that the entries
Of dry goods at this port with the amounts thrown upon
the market in excess of those Tor the period
in the two preceding years. though less than the maxi
NUNS OF the season far We still consider that the
highest poin. OF imporstions has been reached NOT
PASSED At last accounts from Hamburg the supplies had
commenced falling of, and Was said that steamer
two would materially relieve the stocks placed there
for export The importations from England and from
France direct were expected to be less in amount for the
remaining portion Of the In lines Of foreign
dry goods this market has been overstocked and we
have heard Of some return shipments being made TO
Europe by importers who rather than let them take the
chances Of the auction sales at low range Of prices have
sent them back Annexed give the classification and
value Of the goods entered during the past week, by
which i. viii be perceived that woolen goods amounted
1901 ,IUo
.S'o "v'"e w. oooeao
~ >, ....'.........' .............. ,o4o,Ool
rioA ...s........ ............ L9l ,oOs
Miscellaneous 2S4 1902
To$o