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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
STEAMSHIP CREOLE. rILs-S :,

y FOR NEW YORK. .E,,s55s.t.e q y
The elegant, hrst-class steamship CREOLE, Captain
King, leaves here SATURDAY MORNING, at o'clock,
for New York.
Passengers take steamer at Ludlam and Watson
wharf.
Tickets secured either on board or at my Office, at
Rockets.
Passage to New York, including meals aud state
room accommodations, only Sl5.
Storage passage, only fs.
Freight received every day except Sundays Blank
bills Of lading furnished shippers az my office.
Freight Tor Boston or any oil the Eastern cities No
bile, Charleston Savannah or New Orleans, shipped
by this line and consigned to the agent in New York.
will have prompt attention.
The YAZOO succeeds the CRE0LE-leaving every
TUESDAY morning at o'clock. . $500.
Oci-3t GARRETT F. WATSON.
VALENTINE x FRANLIN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
SMALL-WARES,
HOSIERY.
GLOVES, &C..
Invite the attention OF merchants to their well as
sorted stock OF Goods Just received. They consist in
part as follows, viz:
Ladies' Gents and Childrens Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery Kid, Buck, silk; Merino aud Thread Gloves
silk, Cotton. Linen c. and II. stitched Hsndkerchies
Linen aud Paper Collars and Fancy Ties Rubber aud
Ivory, Fine, and Rubber aud Horn Dressing Combs {;
Rubber aud Horn Long and Tuck Combs Lasting,
Tooth, Shaving aud shoe Brushes; Hoop skirts, Cor
sets, Black and Fancy Elastic Belts; Cap, Letter and
Note Paper and Envelopes Pon MonGaie=, wallets
aud Memorandum Books: Sewing SILK, Linen Thread
and Spool Cotton B0bbius, Tapes Skirt Braid aud Col
ored Elastic Frill Lubin's Extract, Cologne, Hair OIL
and Pomade; Windsor, Honey, Palm and Shaving
Soaps Pins, Needles, Stee! PENS Ink HOOKS and Ey
Gun Caps, Looking Glasses, SusPenders Umbrellas,
Pipes, &c, together with every article usually i9und III
Notion Houses. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth
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A JUDsON CRANE, CANDIDATE.

se21-tde' Election, 18th October.
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~ THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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to none even among the oldest newest of his frien
and while no man. north south, is more willing =
accept the situation produced by the war both ms
respects him and all other issues determined by the
conflict neither deem it wise expedent to clothe
him with the suffrage see sught but danger
and difficulties in the agitation and discussion of such
topics The emanCipated slave has much to learn He
has obtained rights, and they universally frankly
recognised lie has duties discharge which it is in
cumbent upon all TO instruct him appreciate and
perform Should it please Providence to fit him in
tellectuay for an equal place in the body polite with
the white citizens of the republic, at period much
sooner than is now anticipated, I have no doubt all
will rejoice meanwhile it is obligatory upon all to obey
the laws and submit without repning to the popular
arbrament on this and all other subjects
have full faith in the national administration The
distinguished patriot discharging the onerous
duties of president Of the republic enunciated his
policy Of reconstruction; that policy has nv cordial
approval and support and at my disposal, BY
which can rightully strengthen and sustain his ad
mnisration, will be left unemployed to that end On
the other hand my duty, governor of the State is
faithfully TO execute the laws and this with the help
of God and the generous cooperation of my fellow
citizens hope to do satisfactorily, impartialy and
justly. do not intend under any circumstances, to
substitute my will for the written law nor to AFRO
gate to myself powers unusual or improper TO be exer
csed Cyan elective officer in republican government
remain gentlemen, your obt servant,
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana.
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FRED A. LEONARD, Controller.
-T@---------------------
Proceedings of the Police Jury.
SHREVEPORT, CADDo PARISH

SHREVEPORT, CADDo PARISH,
July II, 1866. !
AT meeting of the Police Jury, appointed by the
Executive of the State, the following members
present: Messrs Jos. NJ. Ford A. ]. Piekehs, VIM.
Thatcher, B R. Bickham, W. D. Browning and Noah
Tyson.
The board having been called to order by the late
president j. NJ Ford Esq., proceeded to the election Of
president when ON counting the votes it appeared
that Jos. H. Ford was unanimously elected.
r. Y. Marye was elected clerk, with a salary of one
hundred dollars, and Thos. R. Simpson, parish Consta
bic with same salary.
On motion made and seconded, the president of this
board is authorised to call the general in command
here, and request of him have the courthouse, Jail
and enclosure occupied by soldiers rented to the
parish in full occupancy
Messrs. A. j. Pckens and VIM. Thatcher committee
appointed to examine the account of the parish Treas
urer reported that they had performed that duty and
find the account correct.
Resolved That the sum Of Fifty Dollars per annum
be allowed the proprietors of the South esern
paper for publishing the proceedings of the Police jury
Adjourned to meet again this day two weeks Mon
day, August Slst when Treasurer and Tax Collector
for the parish will be elected.
A true copy.
ROBT. Y. MARYE
! Clerk of the Police Jury.
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Shreveport Price Current
This embraces actual sales.

consolidating, 2O@ese. q ID.
SuGAR-ll@l5c 5R ID.
MoLAssEs-65@75c. p gal
FLouR-Western, Sl2 00al6 % y Dbl
Texas, Sc u 100 fbs
BAcoS-l5@--e. f2 fb.
CoFFEE-45@-c. - b
WnlsKr-Rectifed, SO oo8 Tsaas, Go Z
gallon.
CASDLEs-85@-c. On.
CoRN-5Q@-c. u bushel
BAGGING-35@SSc. u yard
RoPE-25@27c. u 10.
NALs-S9@10 u key
HDEs-5@- p ID.
PoTAroEs-@- II Dbl.
0n--Lard, 81 60@- II gal.
BEEswAx-25c. p h.
TALLow-l5@-c. p Ii.
WooL-l2@20c. - ID.
SHoEs-Plantation, 3202 so q pair
DoNEsrcs-Brown, So@55c.; bieached, 3eGs55c z
Yard
PRINTs-American, a3@4oc p yard
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New Orleans Market,

July I2.-Yesterday the cotton market opened with
an increased supply and less general demand som'
sales have been above quotations;
Ordinary S0@35 Low Mddling 10 Ggi4
Good Ordinary. 5000 Middling Ito (g47
SUGAR-Louisiana, common, --@--c.; FULLY iair
l44@-c white clarified, 2o@-c. q Ii.
MoLAssrs-Louisiana, 76@- II gal.
FLoUR-Low superfne, S. oo(97 %, good surer
fine, 81 35@S 80; good extra, s G -; choice
extra, S--@9 IS p Dbl.
HAY-S- -@45 90 q ton.
oArs-t5@7Oc y bushel.
CoRx-St $50 - u bushci
Ponk-Mess, S25@26 ~ Dbl.
BAcoN-sides l7@18c.; shoulders, -G1sc. p d.
BAGGING India, 20 @84c. q yard.
RoPE-l3i@l4c u ID
CATTLE MARREr, July 1e.
BEEy-wcstern choice. ...-@2oc p H. net.
Western lst quality. ...-@l9c.
Western, I'd and Sd 150,sc g
quality.
VEAL CATTLE, ............ .$8@l5 e head
Hoes. ...,.l4@l5c. p ID, gross
SHsEP Observation-Disclosures, .S417 q head.
MoHETARY.-There several transactions in gold.
The ruling rates gold l46@l46; silver, l3l4@l42.
The following are the quotations for bank notes.
Cts per Doll,
Bank of Louisiana, Observation-Disclosures 640
Louisiana State Bank, Observation-Disclosures SO @363
Bank of New Orleans, ......-....., .I0@729
Crescent City Bank, ........... so (99o
Merchants Bank, -. .b5 C9bf
Union Bank. ...,..,..........,,.........75 ESQ
Mechanics and Traders Bank redeem in legal tender
United States notes. Citizens Bank paid legal
tender notes; Canal Bank notes paid in the same City
Corporation issues range from to It q discount
The Bank Of America pays in silver coin,
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--. @uErtrt- az rF,E DEkrU or ms CTurp The
rs.F Xxi l..r sherman WHO is the subject on tn TOUGH
Ind, fa,t, given ha.o uas tre rst Of the 3rl r-r,
In ra-5n1orf CAN sherman vas al c1e Zine colonel
rr 5 ---7cn. and its officers and rol Isye erected
en- rra rrr.g-, rf tHe ~arar.I,s cHf4 y Ucautrl gpa
,os,fy -.gr9,a.t M ro.rb.. T17 triEut. Ny .IfHla
yf,I.r-" memoir a.l tls 7athos Nj t1e generals let
.a farm M taas,.ar ar..ode n the history of the
,rar
GAroso House Memphis. Tenn.
October I-N5fafrht
Can't q. 1. SHEa lr.a'1g Bsg l8sl Regiment.
nv ne.r Frfer5-r cannot l.s1 "A 1-.-bt ali 7 r.
von aad .o .4s officers ..n5 soldiers g a ua5alion for
tlua-r arm& l-aaWor by av 9oo.ghl. ! realize thai
gou al tsal ior PA iafgtg 1hs attachment Of kindred
ano assure ven 7IN 2f full reciprocity. Consistent
Hisl sense q DIZZY to my profession ana olHes,
.eaia not leave My post ana sent PSF my tamig tc
slime TO me tail S+JI climate. oad in Jha. s4alyPe
. ol the EeaF ana 3ehg1d sag result The Guild
who bore ihE name thd Az "hgse autarC Z reposed
fra aoa floats mere corpse, scsaias grlva III 4
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1t is said that bill was presented last week to the
Treasury Department for FIVE hundred and fifty dollars
or damages alleged to have been done sheets, pillow
and carpets, and for hire Of servants, at the
louise in Tenth street, opposite Ford's theatre, in
which president Lincoln died This is to compensate
Tor the occupation of the premises about ten hours by
distinguished officials the unfortunate occasion.
When it is considered that this house was open
or exhibition, at fifty cents per head for consider
ale period after the presidents DEATH when Washing
1gton was crowded with strangers attend his funeral
ana subsequently to witness the grand reviews, and
hat considerable sum must have been realized there
rom this last demand is rather cool. It's chances of
passing the Auditors inspecting rather problema-
ical, as it is debt which if due all, is chargeable
% the estate of the deceased president.
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<SSEsss >. - sAsss = .. =
Ready-made CIothinsITats, Boots,
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For State Treasurer.
We are authorized to announces Major 8. D. OLIVER.
as q candidate for State Treasurer.
Louisiana papers copy.
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FIaadcaI IolH50a n Ilslassae7s Ras iaT19Tias
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COW MISSION MERCHANT
So John Street, New York.
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Crops throughout Texas arc very fine.
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per session Of twenty
For higher branches IN
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HOWELL e. BUCKNER
CONCESSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
TAyE taken the storehouse on the leyee formerly
Ill occupied by Stacey Wells. We have also
warehouse the river, where we are prepared To 10
ceive and forward freight.
Business will be conducted by US as twas done be
fore the
Shreveport, July 19, 1895.
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The State of Louisiana---PariSh of CaddO.
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice ia
hereby given that n. Z. WRIGHT has this day applied
to be appointed administrator OF the succession of An
thereto in ten days the time prescribed by law said \
E. WmGHT will be appointed administrator prayed
for
- Given under my hand and seal Of Office this
L. s. July IS, 1855.
I 10y A. H. LEONARD, Clerk.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
Single copies 81.
CAPTURE, SACK and DESTRUCTION
OF THE
OTty Of Co1u"b1a


At about IL clock. the head of the COLUMN,
follow .ng the depulation-,h flag Of the United
~. IS sdrm6nnting the earriage-reached Mar
'ket ifai. Oh Main street, while ,Lat Of the
corps was carried in the rear. Un their way to
;he stity, the advance was fired upon by some
scattered troopers o. Wheeier's command and
Col. Stone said :" lhc Mayor We shall. hold
Yo'Ss,es. onsb!e fvr this outrage We.ure par
tcliar IN mentioning this fact. as we believe
lnay' u6sequentiy, the incident has been urged
by tonne OF the cnell.y as justification Of tire
saef and bYnlns Oh the city. The Mayor
made suitable apology. and pointed to The
TACT which was obvious enough, that the act
was that OF some unauthorized straggers
lingering in the reur of our army.
Hardly had the troop reachedpthe head Of
Main street, when The work of pillage was
begun. stores were broken open in the pre-
seuce Of thousands within the first hour alter
their arrival. The contents when too cum.
brous for the plunderers, were cast into the
, streets. Gold and silver, jewels and liquors,
. we're Eagerly sought. No attempt was made to
arrest the burglars. The authorities, officers,
soldiers, all, seemed to consider it a matter Of
course Aud wo to him who carried q watch
with gold chain pendant; or who wore choice
hat, or. overcoat, or boots or shoes. He was
stripped by ready experts in the twiHxling Of
an eye. It is computed that, from FIRST to last
welye hundred watches were transferred from
he pockets of their owners to those of the
.obhers Purses shared the same fate; nor was
thess bhings hereafter, Is laore detail. "
At about II o'clock, the Jail was discovered
b ~ on FIRE from within. This buiidiug wss
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VOL. l. NJ. 2.

tne church, used as a drinking cup u\ = 81
der, and restored it 10 the Rev. Dr.. O. Lu.hel
1h:s priest, b. theway, was knocked Nv.
and severely Landed by the soldiers S6e!,
aiso, was the Torture Of the Rev. Mr. Shand. OF
Trinity (the Episc' paD Church; who s5t,gh, in
sells OF his church. 1t was violently wres..1
from his keeping, and his struggle TO snv. It
only provoked the rougher usage We are
sluce told that, on reaching Camden, General
sherman restored these vessels to Bishop DAVIS:
an act which betrayed h,s thorough xciuaiut-
anc- with the general robbery ani .:.s sauct,eu
OF It,. This sack aad tirin: seem equally re-
duced to system.
And here it may be well to mention, as SUI. 4
gest've of many clues, incident wh,ch pr
septed sud commentary GU thai conf dencc in
the security OF the convent. winch Was enter.
lalned by the g. eat portion OF ihe people.
1his establishment, under The Charge OF ha
slsterof the Right Rev. Bishop Lyncn, was "
once convent and an academy OF the highest
class Hither were sent tog. edueAalon the
daughters Of Protes, ants, of The most wealthy
classes Throughout the State; and these, 9TH
the nuns and those ycung ladies sent thther on
the emergency, probao4y executed one hun
dreu. lhe Lady Superior herself enterta,Eed
the fullest confidence in the ilun,uu ties OF the
establishment 'Bul her confidence was cloud
GU aiter she bad enjoyed a conference with
certain major of the Yankee army, who Je,
scribed himself as an editor from Detroit. HS
visited her at early hour in the uay, and
announced his friendly sympath.cs with ,he
Lady Superior spd the slslernooo; p.o.e<s.i
his anxiety for their safety-his purpose 70,
Gil that he cOulu to lnsur. It-uec.areu IA ir
woule Instantly 60 to Sherman and seche,. d.
chosen guard, and, altogether, made suci. r.J
iesslons vi love and service Is 10 disnrll ~, Sc
susplco MS which BAD !oo@s aiSi bad n'aAll...,
Inflated Speech aEc !oinl"us r.",sg. II. -,
oine' wise have rf"s"k.'. III ...tG, ..-
vi It'll suel :haiet ,-", ;.:.,.s 7. 80.
-!.. To " -!coiie ~! a,W, I'D. ,..o.,..,
support, ana eNp:es~ - ."..u ...;r. ti....e.
arpeared. and soon alter ..p.'e .":& S.....,..
with MN no less than eignt or Tea.
OF them, as hs admitted, being Gaihoi,cs. lie
had some specious argument show tat. pep-
hnps, her guard had better Ls one Of protos-
tAnts' Tins suggestion staggered the lacy a
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s. c., THURSDAY, MARCH 2a, 1865.

immediately in the rear Of the Market, or Citv
Hall, and in densely b uilt portion of the
city. It had held large body of prisoners,
days before, along with others at the Asys!
lum-some 1900. Of them having been got
ten off from the city successfully, by extra
ordinary exertiens on the part of Capt: Sharpe,
the chief of transportation The IRE of the
Jail had been preceded by that of some cotton
pied IN the streets. Both fires were soon slb-
dued by the iremen. At about II o. n,., that
OF the jail was rekindied, and was again ex-
tinguisiIed. Some of the prisoners, blythe
way, had made their escape, in some instances,
few days before. and were secreted and pro-
tected by citizens. a person named Morris.
charged with y most deliberate and cruel mur-
der Sf man named Hicks, was o,e of those
who escaped at the last moment; and he it is
said. showed himself active in pointing cut to
the ene'Ly, as pro. er objects of'odium, all per
SONS to whom he himself was hostile, Including
Others who were held to be proper objects 81
punishment or piunder.
TIE experience Of the dremen in putting out
the fires III the cotton and Jail building were of
sort to discourage their farther efforts. They
were thwarted AUD embarrassed by TIE con.
tlnued interference OF the soldiery: Finally,
their hose was chopped With swords anil axes.
or pierced with bayoneLs. 80 as to be rendered
useless. The engines were in some cases de
molished also. And so the miserable day wore
on, in pillage insult, and constant confusion
and alarm. No one coRld persuade himself to
feel the security which had been promised to
person and property. No one felt safe in his
own dwelling; and in the faith that, as Gen.
Sherman was a Catholic, aud would, NO doubt,
spare the convent OF his church, especially Us
the Mother Superior hadfyears before, been
the teacher Of his own chlidrep, numbers OF
young ladies were confded to the care of that
LADY, and even trunks Of clothes and treasure
were sent thither, in tull confidence that thsy
would find safety. Vain illusions! The Irish
Catholic troops, 1T appears, ererc no. trought iuto
tic city at all; aoere Kept on tc oiher ~dc of iie
river, and soere thus rsL.ye rom tle 0tllun. .t
the crimes which .tottoaced as ~ rs de,.acd tie
privilege Of suceori'sg the .pcop'c Of their oae,l
faith. But few Catholics were collected
| among the CORPS which occupied the city, and
Of the conduct Of these, favorable account is
given. One o. them re9cHa,. a silver goblet OF
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Yankee SOL
, which the
ertising AND
'e shown TO
accurately.
ay into IA.
ply " Mrs.
. iesidenee, .
streets, nrst
rel, 23 2~
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w!th MN no lessthan eign1 or tea. L..
OF them, as hs admitted, being Gationcs. lie
had some specious argument 10 show tiat. pep-
haps, her guard had better bs one Of protcs-
tInts. This suggestion staggered ti,e lacy
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ons have re-
Is from the
rolina Rail-
States Go-
s. Richard
any portion
,tliY me at
Richardson
Government
AE,Lieut.t
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ia SSC myers.

Per Steamship Quaker City. from New Ycr:-J II
Miprt ~. sy tc'luocn. Mia :c;}ure1 Ii,.uis0n,
Fr;ierisk ''ilrisla Sm.t!i. ais Boyle and s. c,.rn.
hrs iay1r. Hiss IA, 0r. Il Il Pride. Tul;cn. Co. Ecb
Ward. Chadwick. j L Cofl ayid Cuinr ! :: Epir
Barnard. :. Srcncr, ]; p;Itiu !un,cr. Jr. 3.:
Ni.i!..ii::J. i Dniin, i. at'l. 4 ], SAITH. Nr"!
man. Mr. i:ohjins. W Eur.u Dir Rose. sr P.y&an
Miss j. q "a'iop. Nrs Geo Warren a G S,N.in alrs
Spain. Gen ollzales Professor Sheppard. Fink. Dir
Uacriia:d; Mr Duckmycr aIrS i'uckmHcr, Miss l:rck-
nyec AMI servant aIiss prinrr Mrs !;:orl and c,ii-
dren VI S> Louise Brush. I.s rLc:hardt, Mis Carrcn-
ter. anu others III the stceragc.
Per steamer General Hooker, from Gco.sctown-A
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5OOO BBLS, ANsERVCAN GUANO.


rr,IIE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS Is INVITED TO
i tho superior article of AMERICAN GGANo, lroni
Baker and Jarvis Jslumi. tH Pacific Orcan. This
Giano Las been thoroughly Tic throughout tho South
and can hc recommended. Pamphlet with full direc-
tionA Ia to It's appiin also certificates as to is value
Az :. alurc. be 1t my cice. prlco--ThlRTY
mt. I,s j,I,>, rO% Of 2nU0 pounds.
Sn,.rn,h.r im5 J. II. E0EsnN, w. co Fast Bay.
T,rBl.lc ,.ssa<..i3::.s'a UEEicE: MAf;-
! KEr sTEEtT. cl!AI,r ESTE :':s SovEMhEi: g.
Tho attention .: Coal Dr.1":' il t.ut@'tei 70 'he
City Ordinance regulating: the eaia ul 'l.:l by "riHht:
II sl::!i moi Lc awl ;or .iy Ir!a. acl or IL any
inai,r dispose of Goals an i.r Limits III this ci'y
othtr#;. tfa;i by weight: y; tho rate of tfc :lois.ni
Two hundred and to:ly pounds OF the avrnr"!sc st'n-
dard t. cl; Ia, Certificate ri Tie !i'l;c Wr@her
shall he triivrrc a! the Cab IL The n'irc1srr ur
iuir carl. confirming lao rllali - iinir.,i. II
any person shall sell ur m any n:ae: dlHpnsc e; Goals
w;c :.;..i moi Ia. ,c.i.,! ;.t,Ill u;c u ~ i')!:c bal
anc,., ..yions 10 the delivery t-r ,D aad ::ll
suitable lIo. a.:l hot have Dcrn Ilr if ir GOALS
liz damp. and which si;ail 2at accompanied
Wit! Tie lubii Trri Cr: ii!icate 81; IL person shall
forfeit The Goals +rld i'll addition pay Cor each
oncrco thu of fifty dollars
Tho Scale at the foot of Mlrkel.srcct anG the Calhoun
street Scale ready for public service.
JSO 7. GAIII.iED,
November Public W"ghcr.
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MARINE NEWS.
rOisT OF CHARLES TON
Arrived Yesterday

steamship Quaker Cir. West. New York-;sa Satur-
day at Z p. n. Edsc To navensl & Go. D Ammc,
Beyerson. !auroy e Alexander. Kcrr;eail II BIS
G Stacklcy, " Pavi & Co, Elliott Co. SachnanG.
VoIi E[oiten. TaiHse:, Co. Hon ltuger G HOFFMAN
" White, : ilo;so.. s Wolfe, hdSer Co Calnn
Co. Il Davis s; Co. J Cossrore, Cohen, Hunt 4 Son
~ A.Tci; King / Cassday. Walter St:elr DIR 4 Caulicr
& courtenay VI Carr;ngton J j Duyal II Son. North
STEELE Eardeli. . tlaum Co: Cameron ksrsIey & 4
= tvrr.aci {. W i.;arn, :; ca" K Dawson. + IS q
, ::ar' q D cHi; Co ! ! & Il II ';rrn'i;Sr, 3 Dat: &
l. A:c::s < Co, h'ar's D"lnoI Epstein; Il Tstcii-
,io:t, Arcade Timod y iiass I II brs;oii f!cn-
ina !. :; Stodds:! CT, Mts las Patty W ;nric!. =
Irn =nic, HOLMAN. Ir ) Ovrrvs' !: h,:e < &C.. c.
7 W,issopt {; Il Iinstetit G u WicIg, kraineT f1ui
:ry. Townsend L North Russell. Sto, Webb X Co VI
4 Slrine. = Kiln. L,tzs.;, Rsbcrstein LOPEZ
CO. D Ecdmond. c II Bede, CartweI & Enecr, Hart :.
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IN TIE OFFISCi.
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