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SrAnrASnUnG {. H.. ). q. August 8, 1864.
COMPLAINTS have been made 10 me that
\ certain persons who hsvc been detailed
Sh grounds OF publ:c necessity, arc charging
snresson ,b!c prices for IN. products of tkei'
labor. The nvoes~iiy for the detail of u man
ssasss, waonavcr his nciShbnrs dctcrmin,,
shat his prices fnre unreasonable. All suclf
persons will csrfAlnly be seat To The army.
svf Tanners, M.iiers, Shoemakcrs, Black s.ui iIs,
Mill wrigiits &C., take warning You arc de
tailed for the benefit of your neighbors, aud
net on any other grounds
j. III. MARSHALL,
'rA Lieut. ard Enrolling Officer.
Aug ii 10 if
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War tTak N<3tites

TNHE tax OF % per ceni. on all ssies and
i gross receipts from Registered business is
now due for the quarter. end ng Both Scp'em
Der, and ni,st be paid by the 3oih instant.
l call attention 10 my adver isenent OF the
i0'h'ot September, in reference to the 20 per
cent. tax: .his tax is OH profits arising from
The purchase and sale OF The ari,cies therein
mentioned purchascd since tho lst Of jan
uary. 1865, and sold bctwe the l7rh OF Feb
ruary and lst Of July, 1864, by yourself or
throngh agents in this or any other n.a ks..
Look TO this matter as the law will be rigidly
.,:,forcrd az inst all who neglect this OF any
,ther lax, Al returns Iausi be mad. to the
"a 's-sors.
J.w-wE2cEu
Collector, 9th District
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PROF. II. Irallx

XNILL give TO . limited number Of pnrils-
w priynts lessons in instrumental and
sal r,usic, AT College charges, payable invari
ably. In a!vanco.
For the benefit of those who desire 10 IL tn I'm
selves for tho posi- ipns of Teachers ani Guy
'sruness. n separate class will bc formed Tor in
ssruciioh in the theory aud hsrmuny Of music
= ally applications are requested
July IA IL If
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ESr1SAy.

"ILLIAM BRAcKwooD tolls before me
w a large SORREL STALLION HORSE.
about s!xiecn hands high, supposed TO he Ia
~ l5 years old; unc hind foot white. and has
been Appraised at Que hundred aud twenty Eve
ioilsrs.
The owner caa find him on N,r,h P.eoie,t
two miles above Camps Bridge.
W. L. THORN,
Esr& IA if
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xAIOO lcE WARD.

N cNAw AZ about sin weeks since, my ne
NJ, gro boy PINK. Said boy is about ~
ysar. olJ--mutatto--5 81. 80 inches hig and
ssigh,s about ~ poands. PINK is suppose: ::
- bslurkiux about The neighborhood of Camp
1;si S: pad }sr his rI ~e .""-e -
nsnt In Jail. IL. IL. THOMSON.
July II ~ IL Il
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TAX. IN KIND.

AMaow prepared TO receive the 1.-THE Mo {.
u lssssq Crop .of 1854 Where the tithe, of
sNy producer, amouns - as much AS =
barrel. the barrel will he paid for or furnish,
~ Small quantities will be received by me
% t.e Tax Depot, and The vessel returned to
fhs tax payer. All persons producing more
sazAa fhifty gsllons are liable.
oss2. sssl5ast A. II. KIRBY, agent
ssss Depot No, II Spartaahurg Distrio<,
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NOTICE.

FOREwARN all persons not to trade for q
y note given by mo to John Paris, for Eight
npndred Dollars, dated October from the 18th
70 the 1Wh, le64.) Said note was given for
shovss Tor the Cavalry service, represent Cd
$3.50 - is not.. thsrefore viii not pay tho
Asee sulaua compelled BY law.
sa..,5 s,.,,-,. =. A. p, TURNER,
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EScTRAYED

iIHRtlM the pasture of Mrs. r. Kirby oppo-
I site the Brick House, ja below the black
smith shop Of A ) Daniel, Esq, has escaped
. Bull Yearling with spots Of red and white,
% bient - to amount TO roam color. No par
fieuisr ear marks remembered. Any informa-
sfion In regard to him. will be thankfully re-
eeiyed and liberal reward paid at this Office.
0et 70 % I
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Oc, 30 % II
FILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTiA
SPARTANSURG DISTRICT.

Thomas Arnold, Administrator, app ieant.
SaIcy !sndser and others, defendants.
Petition lot se.ticinrn, and decree
1 appearing 10 my satisfaction that th- lie
i gat heirs and repre-. ,n,a,ives OF JOHN AR
MID, deceased. viz: sarah ArnJid. Henry
Thomas Arnold. Mary Arnold. Jaiias ", Ar
mold aud =. ID. ArtIold. defendants in iliis
cas-, reside beyond the lin IS O. this State /,
IS ordered Ihst the appear al he CoWr; OF o.
binary 10 le hnIlen for Sparianburg Dislr.c,
AZ Sparlai,hdTg tourt House. on the l7th day
nj February next, 10 shcw cause il any exist,
why "A Ii nj settlement OF t.e esla'e af Mn
ROD SHNplD, decca cd. should not be maic
and decree rcnde ed thereon
WUn's my hand and seal of Office. Noven,-
Der Ia. 1864.
JNO EARLE BOMAa, o. s. d.
Nov IL 20 3m
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Tx IN NIND. CR0P OF 1883.

!" ANING obtained spccia, order o reopen
H the BOOKS for 1863, tsr 10 days only
40 receive nroin persons who, from various
causes have neglected to deliver their 1.-THE for
the past year. Notice 70 hereby. given TO all
such, 10 .delixer ahe said 1.-the YET due, by sh c
26sh instant, st winch lime The Books will be
Anslly closed and deiaulters iuracd over to
iset ,iJt CplleitSr, who will proceed iS cod
A. IL KIRBY, Agent,
Depot No J.. Spartanhurg District
"A November 10, 1864 29-lt
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1.-THE Fodder.

n AN nov prepared to receive the rr:;::he Fod
81 der crop. OF 1871. Il Is necessary that it
should be securely packed. otherwise, Il can
net be received. Producers viii please deliver
- early possible, take receipts, and give
In to the A ssessor accordingly.
a..s A. II. KIRBY, Agent.
Depot No. ]. Spartanburg District.
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NO 50

| otsscns srom those no nuvpe y generat
levy a.Id srniing OF the slaves TOR the dutf
OF solfiers UD,j our white .pnpulatiosS
shall prove Insufficient forsthe srhst<s va
require and can ait,ri 90 'ksop insthg 6e}f
10 cmp ~ ~ sotdser.f'ir naxr,, whv hsA
merely been trained 't'sfabor and a. 1 y
0oror, the Whfee man, aaoetsf0,aed ffOss ~
youth to the ~ OF Arc arma, woaIdscsF,e-.
!! oe deeaed sc or advantageous by sny;
and TINS ~ inc 's.',Vn aoH before ~.
bas snoa.o me tetnative eycr BE ?rcsent-
! ei OF sucJut sf,oa OF ot tiie employ tnent At
the slave IA a ss'ldsef, tltic seesss no sesssa
to doubt whst si'vaid tliels be our 5csisisn2
Whetnsr Our s'.w enlorsees What wepl.
In sc extreme case, DC the sun, Of misery
suiailed ~ the d,,',,iniYp Of the enemy, or
be ros'Ilctsd solely 20 ,sas stsss aPsu the
1 se'isre s,,a -asPpln.sss Il the negrs papa.
H'''" sgc"sss'Se-, !. soe ssess M''eld - -
SAME I've aPpsnts 'emos.iss? .''Rs 80
.e.ns Ise Nu' eSs-t 4nica nase 7Dsee
u'.u W paIuaiy s"osutuung me ,nssr
ae.s sy'.eM y. p1''oe, ioi the siea Fs'seioe
a es o1ecc tse mseess
{ -, ~ . &c" "1c" co"se
;,.,;,,';o am , ,"ss''slcnee ~"ng geI
,xs 90 .vI III, E. ~, PpaeSs
nn -, su,yse' '.soiN94
=, ....,,'. NNI,... 49, S .Ss u,ets 'g.s
~, 80 a .N,...sa -. o'o'ose w naas .
:, d.,t, nw,s.:r I:' s1So :. NPe1sH
80. .s....... :: ' :" enoes
| ;,,do,.,.a..,'. r., -. sss!
- s.; A.e Posss-
a.. f - 'ev ss'feiy unoes
- 80 oo"1' " ."e SEVERN cta'es, mas nf
IuUOftoHCB f0nn
Ia la y. peSt.ia.y 'a.es ~ mans-
M uass' .'ps sns 3sosnty, OF ous
,p aP.yau .'','. '"a'''..'oHs, les!ng On the sct.
{ ,!'I.I -, ci'i.cns, ana
~. Las IVY , .a'"nsa. o' t1s Iask wnicn
.;a';.;s - pp"s o.sun 1.'ns' g Unfs.
,ha ,...s S ny eo.an,vn %
IL ~ - - ."e ~nH VI fs9'
-" r ~ WI o"se'
wy .s's W sus o"a exPe.
80 'e ''ese VI tue esferimen" 81 esn-
e's W"o nave ov,ne s'ini.ar rciaiion TO me
| A''icao ra .ne PcoP.e 81 the several
o'ate' ot the Ssnteaeracy nave sSandans
reason 10 DC sat'sncd WITH the past, ana 70
use the greatest c,feuniSpect'1n "a detef-
nining their cou sc. iaese consiacrseaonsi
,,,,h.,,i. 80, III - - .s~S
ing to this element of resistaaeea thsn to
our present condition. If the recomasn.
dation. above made, for. the. ,rsining OF for
y Thousand uegroes For the service mdios.
ted, shall Meet your approval, il is certain
thai even ibis limited number. BY their
preparatory training ii intermediate duties,
w.aid iorm more Sstazbis reserve fsrce,
IN case OF urseney than three fold their
number suddenly called from Geld labor;
"iie i'esh levy could, to certain ex.
tent supply thei, places ia the special sss.
VICE 'of '"n,cn tney are now Employed
~, ofhkH DEPARTMENTS
Inc regular Annual reports VI the At
torney u rnvIsi, the Secretary OF the NAVY
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against the Es-
IA late OF J. N. BOSP. deceased, will pre-.
sent them ~ once to }. NJ. Eford. and all per-
sons Indebted 10 said Estate. will please call
early and settle their accounts.
I'M ELPORD. Atty for Estate.
Nox3 81 Ct
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Lost,

.nETwEES the Methodist Church and Mr..
b II. MichclHs,x small gold LoCKEr-'
about the size Of faywcaty Avs ceL.. rr!""e-con. :.
ssising scn,lrm.n's likeness A liberal re-
ward uill be paid for il ii lcft st this Office
~ Aug Is IL Il
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Mrs. Ewart
IN PA Ess
IDI PH E59,
And wiH be published IN .jew dcys,
THE CAPTAINS BRIDE;
A Thrilling Tale Of tho War,
ny W. d. nEnnNoTox, 3nD ". c., CAVALRY.
Neatly bound In paper, price $lOO.

HfON receipt Of the price it will be mailed
" to any part of the Confcdcracy postage
prepaid A liberal discount TO the Trade.
This charming Story has just been run
through the columns Of the illustrated Mercu-
ry, during which publ cation II was prcnoun-
ced by both the press and the public, as one
OF The most delightful contributions tha, has
been made TO Poiie Southern Literature.
As the edition is limited, the Trade viii do
wcfr'to forwsrd their order At once.
wM. B. SMITH, Publisher
Raleigh, N. e.
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NOTICE TO. TREsp lSsERS.

WT KHERE9Y give notice that we will
, w 5prosccate acs ,rdiHg 10 is~, an, sGud
every person, who,May hereafter i.eSpassso''
our land situated near The town Of Spartan
bstg. CAMERON & co.
Nay 26 G
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4 the kiins, Frcs4 iime is new on rtld
OF the best quality, for exchange oniy FOR
proyisions less her. IRON etc., lrean tAc produ
.oose. Exchnnge only on the Old rices on
llhsfh sides. ~ w. .CuRfIS.
r& .Esh IL A. If
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~A.NTED

Knn PoUNf,S OF BETTER Tor Hos pi,al
S3StSt purposes. for which 81 will be- paid.
y.sAiso 400 dozen EGGS, for which $ls50 per
4ssen viii ne paid. Rring them In immediate
u - They are much Beedcd in Hospital.
a OLIPHANT WALKER:
Ntv To- % q
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( The frSnds or n. -. DANIEL, respectfully
announce him rs a Candidate tor tn, office Of
Sheriff. /. a-ss s.,-s 8 ,,-.-.--s
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.ror sherim.

The friends Of PATlLLO W. FARROw, re.
spcctfhlly aadouce him IS CaudidSte fSr
Sheriff, for Spar,anburg District, At tho elsc.
ton on tho 9th December ncst.
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The friends Of JEREMIAH wOtFORD
announce him candidate for Sheriff Of Spar
tanburg District TO ill the unexr rired term Of
the present incumbent.
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: The 'ricnds OF JOHN s. RowNrgEE, re
specially announce him as Candidate for
ihe ofticc of Sheriff or Sparianburg District at
the next election.
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NOTICE.

0YN4R Boets Of VERNON, and oELaND as
~ BApksnith's, have been placed in my
kAeds foE settlement, A:so the. Medical ac-
espats due 80 J. J. VERNON, deceased Per-
~ indebted win please Gail carly aud settle,
}. Nj. ELFORD.
ssjHev b. u - gEa27 1t
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The hieads Of J: ". GARRETT. respectful
iy annonnce him as candidate for the Office
OF Sheriff.
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!. .I>axa IN Kind.

HTo0k ordsrs just received. 1 cannot re-
~ 6eise relnrns Of tho Second Crop which
S1Arqaes Gers, Sc. therefore withdraw my
.appelnsasnts In the District.
- L. N. GENTRY, Assessor.
ss NSv IL = 20 n
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FArAr AccirrN1 FROM FAILING rrssy.-Robcrt Brad
Icy youtF mar. twenty-five years OF age died yesier
day In the New York Hospital from the effects OF injuries
received on the 2Ttb uimo by falling with the dummy
IN the store OF Nesers. Howard. sanger Go 107 Cham
bcrs street A. tn time named deceased and another
m descending the dummy IRON one o the
uppcr fcors ben thain boke and let the dummy fall.
deceased went ~ the bott' with H. and vas fatally
injured While bis com n cune TO the second nnor and
saved. Coroner wildey notified, and will hold
inquest on the body ~ deceased 10 day Mr. Bradley
native ~ wes,port COM lie he'd been In the EN-.
poy ~ the Arm for several years Mr. Bradley possessed
many excel en traits OF character and was resi- octed BY
all Who kner him
Boy FATALLY iTJrREp --Coroner wdey yesterday
beld inquest 20 the body OF Edward II weinandt,
lad eleven years ~ aes Who died ct the residence Of bis
parents 10 Orchard street. from injuries received on
Sa'u day last He gathering cbirs nj the foot OF
Roosevelt street, Fast river vher he ell on the point OF
sn iron spike. which driven into bis knee - Tar AZ to
sever artery. lie was token home. where h. eibec.
quently died from exhaustion eequen uron the eyces
sive bemorrbsge. The jury returned vArdat OF "Ao.
cldental death.b
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General DIcC,nlan MT Easton, Penn.-
EntNuAi OF the People.

J.1
u has heen rumored for DAYS past that Gene
McCe would pass the Of extension 81
the Norris end Essey Railroad being constructed
from Hacse''sown - F,s'en ard IL supposed that
tn ~ O'Clock Thursday evening ne arr we'd
in fastnn nccnnpnnicd nv Mr. passinger tngtneer
a Superintendent o. the Morris and Essex road and
fQal' rooms the Tr 4rkiin House. Immediately a
crowd II rerTl' assembled In front OF the
motel, With up'urued faces, anxious TO got
rlimree of him whose talents patriotism
bnd public indeiihy impressed upon me
no rte ~ the american reope At about nine O'Clock
the Fiston ~ I'd red m r. Mt ofthe hotel play
several national ais hen General Mcclellan seuped
the htc ny with Hon rhn johnson and other
pron ncui The rlace. when the cheering was
suhsned " job sod
Fellow ci'igeps ! h I'VE the honer Of Introducing 10
ynHr presence General SIC lelsn.
ne announcement was RESPONDED to BY cheer upon
cheer, Tho General then stenped forward and said.
FEfnw trrE ENs-i thank most heartily for this
pi.re M btsfn rather peciedy myself
am cnral} eurrrsef and highly eraiGed With this
te 'irnanin r. t"srect and esteem. let me again
th1uk tesrtyfor he honor you have done me
md bid YOU good ht
He then withdrew ard resumed the reception OF his
friends psrlor whore many little incident occurred
wb ch We have nethor TIM nor space TO recount
however, will mention ~ soldier upon
cruches worked he stars and crowdng forward
to 'he General ed his hs and said "Geners am
clad u agate. belonged To tho Fifty fourth
New York regiment AMI little more than two yous ago
fouph, under Won at Fair oaks. heard you here
and btund tc see agaa. have three wounds In
body AID bot leg left these got fighting under
vo', AID ready, nhencvcr you are put 10 command
to take the Geld aPa'n y
nv he time fha General was loaded down with bou.
qnets nv ~ alics apd heng rretv well tired ont he In
rumn9n vtih " Johnson and Judge MAYNARD. pro-
coed ~ The re~iisnce Of the latter followed by an i'm
o, ldes ~b again loaded MIN down with bouquets and
cheeref him with their sui ca.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

MONDAY, June 1916 r. NJ.
The favorable reaction which piae in The stock
market during the latter part q ast week was no. main
tanned TO day aud the general duness was secompaned
with falling OF In prices Buyers ntinuo % hold or,
and the majority Of those Sho shares q oppose o.
eviuce very little disposition enter The market at IRE
sent quotations N danger q srinsency in monetary
affairs l. apsrehcndod sid ali ideas Of panic for
some i,me 70 come have been discarded Ihors is
not lige,v 10 be any sudden movement 10 stocks
either way, and whatever turn affairs may take
the rise or fall will doubt be gradual.
COMPARED with the sales Al tie first board Saturday,
New York Central dechnod 4 Erie Railroad l. Hudson
River TX, Michigan Central "a Michigan Southern u.
Illinois Central "a Cleveland ard Pisburg u, Pit'sburg
and Fort Wayne Il, CambnraBd Coal "a canton Com
psny i and Mariposa y Reading Raj road, Chicago ard
Northwestern and Quicksilver Aiming sold the same
Chicago and Rock Island advanced and Delaware aud
Euds0r Canal ~.
The tctions IN the afternoon light and the
following were the closing quotations;-Nes York Ten
tral 1872 Hudson River l42 Etc Railroad III u Read
Ing i4l Chicago and 53& aid the preferred
stick 9Gl< Michigan Saulhegu 96& Illinois Central 1919
Cleveland and pltsourg Il2i. Chicago and Rock Island
IFS Chicago Burlington and quincy 127A Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne 1884,, Quicksilver Mining rs, Cumberland
Coal 767s Canton Company II g and Ohio and Missssir
certificates So
Government AVE. seuty coupons closed al i05 ard
the ono year certificates Il 9TlS
God was active o.tsv; but the premium not as
high during the cos days q last week The report
that Cisco prepared asin 70 offer large amount
cf foreign exch-nge Tor safe government acc unit
checked the upward aud restricted time sales
Gold opened in the Mt 1857. and before noon
advanced three per when the above referred
90 was put afoat. the premium IN consequence fell
back fraction.
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Covvre.-Msrk, quiet; sales rs bags Rio at 4s,sc.
RI rs were dun ani rstes droopnc. Fppaeemcnts
70 ivepo American flag, AZ 900 buslels wheat at
SD. 31d buls and bags per neutral, 500 tierces
lard and 80 boxes hcon l5s tous oil lis 3D. and per
private terms T. Lcndoo 1000 bbs -four. ls ID ls.
ID ls Sd ard per neutral 20 hhds tobacco 27s. Cd
hn,s petroleum IS 3D. ass Ab.rk was taken M with
500 bills petroleum. from Philadelphia TO Genoa or
Mtrseu'es on private terms; one from Boston to New
Orleans. SIC re- hb'.
MrAssEs.-ihe market higher with sales OF 81
bhls New orleans 81 275 do Cuba at s3c s5c, and
50 bh's Eutrsrd up at SOC.
Observation-Disclosures 800 barrels The market for
both crude and Revived remained firm, with pretty
tive demand speculation Transactions were acan
restricted nv TIE nrmness II sellers difference
tween heir We've and those Of the buyers being radical
The absence ~ EXPORT orders by the last arrival from
Liverpool indsrosel buyers from purchasing largely at
the present QUOTATIONS. and holders would have
cosn 10 order 10 indrce much demand The sales were
600 bhs crude ~ 45c As go the spot and 56c
47c cr July; 1900 DO refined 6sc &C. The snot,
6sc y July 1000 d. free 73c 74c, the spot 7c.
Observation-Disclosures 1905 bb,s rork. 8 packages
beef es do cn m pts AID 2i7 DO lard Pork again
delivery saes 100 b's ut So for mess s2i so for old
d. s53 ST. s24 30 Tor d.. SGT 30 $50 rs for old
aso 600 Ibis prime mess. Cor June, buyers option at
sH2 so, 900 ehs do. terms and delivery, at
sS o. 600 hbs mess or iulv, buyers option, at
So 50, 20oo bhs. do. same terms and delivery at
SIS so, and 200 bbs do for June, Buyers option
S34. seef qu'e sales 100 bbs at 50 so a sl3 for
country mess 50 cou, try Prime SIG so $40 so
fr repacked mess, ard soe So Tor mess. Prime
mess bee Haiet Rec hams dull and nominal.
Gu, Arm with NJ 200 packages at I,c.
1.c Cor shoulders. and l4sc also for hams Bacon
sides wero onet sales 100 boxes short ribs at 13Hc
1910. The lard market quiet. with sales Of 500
hhs ~ l5c al5Lc Butter dull and unchanged Mt
CSC 23c. for nhio. and soc Csc. for State Cheese
| was quirt ~ I0c &C. for comm 10 prime
RCE--Thc market quet bnt firm sales goo bags
Pare mart Rangoor ri 11tgc aIlIc.
SUGAR mod demand, and prices firm
with sales of 100 hnf. Portp Rico at 10 &c 2nc 450
bids Cuha on private terms and lis boxes Havana ut
1Sc. IS &C.. refined ouet. tn sales OF SO bbls
crushed sugar a. 2itSc n 2lifc
Srrrs Quiet. with safes of 6.60 bags pepper NJ
$50. and part NJ acc hold al t6 48c $50 bales
RI ves. Coo 600 mats Cassa; s2c cash and 10 boxes
No. nutnegs, 81 62H.
or, with mod rate demand saessl 500 bbls at 81 81
81 80 Tor STATE ard Western.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAcvsTER-GRESErL.-At North Vernon. NJ J. on Tues
day, June I, by tho Rev. Grcne Mr. GEORGE L. BACK
OF this city to ELMRA GRENEIJ youngest daughter
OF the Officiating clergyman
HARr-BRr cKngaER On Sunday, June IL. by the Few.
Mr. Waterman at the residence Of the brides aunt MIR
Pa. HARr, of Brooklyn +. D.. to Miss BRUcKuEMER Of
this city.
Detroit Free Press please cory.
HARr--THoMpsoN.- s. james church. New London
Conn, Wednesday evening. June 8, ANpRgw W. HART.
OF Brooklyn. L. L.. to Miss KATE NJ daughter OF j. NJ.
Thompson, Esq or the former place.
LorER-So.soN Monday. June ID, at the residence
OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev G II. Smith, Mr.. ii
LoER OF Sag Haibor to Miss ETA MOTION OF Brook yn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saturday. June IL, at No
Grace place, Bro klyn, by the Rev. DR. Raiant, Mr.
EDWARD TIMOTHY McDERMorr TO Miss ANNE LANCASTER,
both OF this city.
London and Liverpool papers please copy
TuRNgR--CEoSLy On tuesday, June Z, By the Rev.
Father Baker Lornaop TURNER. OF Plymouth. Mass, TO
RosE Nj ouly daughter Of the late Michael Cfony OF THU
city.
Philadelphia parers please copy.
To,1Hs EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The report OF the marriage headed Cunningham and
NcCahe is fa,se every particular, such arrage
has taken place. J. H. MlCABE,
Forty-eishth street and Lexington avenue.
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&c G a. Mcclellan Will deliver the GRAFTON the dedi
cn'ion ~ the the patc Monument to be erected
uHon Trophy toint " ~ Wet 20 mt 10 the OF
'he officers and Idieve Of the regular who
faien 10 tn The ceremonies will take place TO
morrow, commencing At eleven o'clock A. N. Broader
General Robert Anicrsnn bss been invited 10 act ns
MARSHAL Inc Executive Committee, In beh,if Of the
officers 81 the uve the attendance Of the officers
Of the navy and the rienns o. both branches OF the
service the ccasinn.
We way add that the committee are ANXIOUS n
dos for the monument aud propose offer q prize
for he which shall no acrepted The plan viii Oh
al designs must he accommodated includes eum
The bodies such officers m,y be inferred West
Point and tablets for each o1cer 81 the regular army
faen IN he present war. and general tablet for tho
pietpd men. some ten thousand dollars have already
been received w the Treasurer ~ the Monument Fund
AID n " exuected that the amount will reach twenty
Owe thousand dollars when the subscriptions assessed
upon the officers OF the army shall have been received