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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-08
State OF. South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In, ,0RDIMaR

=
Wilson Padgctt aad others,
VS.. - For Partition
Manchester Padgett, Guardian = =.
al Item of the minor children 49,
rny m order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
to sell at Edgefeld Court House, on the first
Monday in December next, for Partition, tho
REALEsTATE of Mary Padsett, deceased, CON
sistine Of TRACT OR PARCEL CT LAND
wing wing and being in the District and State afore-
said, containing Throo Hundred (39o) acres, more
or less, sbpupding, on .landss Of Alfred h''uc'
Lawson Edison, Russell Padget and others. =,
TERMS.-The above tract OF land, ,Tll &c
sold on credit of twelve months in lawful non
ey of the State. Purchasers will 20 REQUIRED ~ 20
5rd;norv 70 secure the purchase money. Costs to
be- paid in Cash, and to pay for Titles extra; =
W pun y. SPIRES, S.E.D.
Nov. 7. 1865 3D. At 80
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!, Tsost or Mislaid.,

"A. ,Nota oi.siasle bill madO by Dr.. A. W. Young
II blood, payable to Hiram I1olston, for One
Hundred and Fifty=three Dollars and tnenty-two
cents, due 9th July 1861, credited 18th May 1853
-Nith about Tven.ysonst Dollars. Said Note has
mot been paid una all persons are foFeyarned not
90 trad for tie same: y :. : 90 -
= -'s..-Ts sPELERTkH WILLIAMS, Adm or.
e. .-.s.ElaS -2tsss.. Y. ---L.- - Is
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United States from Canada, or been engag-
cd in destroying the Commerce Of the Uni
ted States npoD the lakes and rivers that
separate the British provinces from the Uni-
ted States.
T~etoh-All persons who, at the time
when they seek to obtain the benefits hereof
by taking the oath herein prescribed, are in
military, naval or civil confinement or Gus
tody, or under bonds of the civil, military
or naval authorities or agents of the United
States, as prisoners of war or persons de-
tanned for offences of any kind either before
or after conviction.
Ihrteen'th--All persons who have volun-
tarily participated in said rebellion, and the
estimated value Of whose taxable property
is over twenty thousand dollars.
fouricenth-All persons who have taken
the oath of amnesty as prescribed in the
Observation-Disclosures Of December eight,
"A. d., one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-three, or an oath Of allegiance to the gov
ernment of the United States since the date
of said proclamation, and who have not
thcnceforward kept and maintained the
same inviolate:
Provided that special application may be
made to the President for pardon by any
person belonging to the excepted classes,
and such clemency will be liberally extend
cd as may be consistent with the facts of
of the case and the peace and dignity of the
United States.
The Secretary of State will establish rules
and regulations for administering and re-
cording tic said amnesty oath so as to in
sure its benefit TO the people, and the Gov
crnment against fraud.
In testimony whereof, I have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the Uni
ted States TO be affixed Done at the
City of Washington, tho,twenty ninth day
Of May, i'll the year of Our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty.five, and of
the independence of tho United States the
eighty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: "
WM. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
aug 6'65--tf
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Candidates for tho Convention

Mr.. Editor E: The time being very nearly
at hand when the people of Fairfield District
will be called upon to select suitable persons
10 represent them in the Convention which
is to Rre-establish civil order in the State,
il becomes us to take initial action IL the
premises. This Convention is one of the
most important that has ever been called,
and considering the vast and complicated in.
terests which will be entrusted to it. and the
delicate nature Of the trusts, il is quite evil
denb that men Of experience and personal
worth should be selected.
Permit me to nominate three gentlemen
who contain in n high degree all of the
qualities necessnry--who have been tried in
public capacities aud have never been found
wanting, who have legal and legislative
experience and are known to the people of
the District for integrity, personal worth,
moderation and public spirit. refer to z
r" eet WM. r. ROBERTSON. -,
.s..ly JAMES B. McCANTS. .. ~
'Fs JAMES II. RION. y ny
August 2, 1866. H iFAIRrIEID.
aug 3 '65--te lF
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ers Of freed persons will be kind to them,
and not turn off the children or aged to
perish; and the freed men and women are
earnestly enjoined to make contracts, Just
and fair, for remaining with their former
owners. ,. b.
In order to facilitate rs much as possi-
bic the application for pardons under the
excepted sections of the Presidents AM
nesty Proclamation, it is stated for infor-
nation that all applications must be by pc
tition, stating the exception, and accom-
panied with the oath prescribed. This pc
tition must be first approved by the Provis-
ional Governor, and then forwarded to the
President. The headquarters of the Pro-
visional Governor will be IT Greenville,
where oil communications to him must be
addressed
The newspapers Of this State will publish
this proclamation until the election for mem
bers of the Convention.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and seal Done ut the
L. s. town of Greenville, this Goth day of
July, in the year of our Lord 1865,
and of the independence of the Uni
ted States the ninetieth.
B. F. PERRY.
BY the Provisional Governor:
WILLIAM II. Perry. Private Secretary.
july 20'65---tsep4 t
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Government of the United Stetes.
Prcsident-Andrew Johnson, of Tennes-
see.
Secretary of Statc-W. II. Seward, of
Now York.
Secretary of War-EIwin NJ. Stanton, OF
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gencral--Wiliam Dennison,
of Ohio.
Secretary of the Navy7-Gideon Welles, of
Connecticut.
Secretary of the interior James Harlan,
of Iowa.
Secretary of the Trcasury-Hugh McCul-
lough, oflllinois. MNs
Attorney General-Jamcs Speed, of Ken
tncky.
President of the Senatc-Lafayette s.
Poster, Of Connecticut.
Speaker OF the House-Schuyler Colfax,
Of Indiana. ra
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon G. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
l. James NJ Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania.
4. Nathan Clifford. Maine. {s.s.
s. Noah II. Swayne Ohio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
T. Samuel Miller, Iowa. lr
8, Samuel F. Field, Cqlifornia.
LIEUTESANT aRsEHALs. ~.
Wngfeld Scott, VHetnsa 81
Ulysses S. Grant, ,9Nhio,fSs,
Adjutant Gcnorali i.SfS5sS Thomas, Della
ware. $qN sssslofas'
Judge AavosssA Nsy Joseph Holt,
D. C.
Quartermastef ST., Montgomery c.
Meigs, of PennsyMsHia.
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For the Convention.

"Choose for the Convention your best and
truest men not those who have skulked in
the hour Of danger-nor those who have
worshipped Mammon, while their coun-
try was bleeding at every pore--nor
the politician, who after urging war, dared
not encounter it's hardships--but those who
had laid their all upon the altar of the coun--
try. Select such men, and make them serve
rs your representatives"
Mr.. EDiToR Deeply impressed with the
immense Importance Of the above advice
of the noble HAMPTON, propose as men,
bers Of the Convention for Fairfield
JOHN BRATTON,
JAMES II. RION,
DR.. T. +. FURMAN.
aug 565-te AMOR PATaIE.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
DISTRICT OF WESTERN S. c.,
WINNsBoRo', s. c., July "a, 1866


WISNsBoRo'. s. c., July "a, 1886.
General Orders
No. Q.
II THE District of Western South
LIE Carolina, is hereby divided into the
following Sub b-Distriots, viz.
LIST Sub district will comprise the Dis
tricts of Greenyille. Anderson and Pickens,
and Charles 7. Trowbridge is assigned to
command, with headquarters at Calhoun or
Anderson.
End Sub-district. The Districts of Lau-
reus, Abbcville, Edgefeld and Newberfy,
Brevet Brigadier General C. H.Van Wyck
to command Headquarters at Newberry.
Ord Sub-district. The Districts of Spar.
tanburg and Union, commanding officer and
Headquarters to be hereafter designated.
4th Sub-district. The Districts of Fair
field, Chester, York and Lancaster, Brevet
Brigadier General II. c. Chipman to COM
mand, Headquarters at Winnsboro', S. z.
The regular reports required by the regu-
lations War Department, and department OF
the South, will be Immediately forwarded to
these Headquarters. -,
III. The following named officers are here
by announced on the staff of the Brigadier
General commanding District of Western
South Carolina. .
1st Lieut. CHAs. b. HALL, 3Oth Maine
Volunteers, A. A. A G. ~
1st Lieut.. and r. Q. NJ. FRANK II. CorFIS,
both Maine Volunteers, a. A. Q. NJ.
Captain ID. B MILLER, G.. s. Volunteers.
End Lieut. F. L. Dw1NAL, S0th Maine
Volunteers. A. A.. d C. 81.
BY command Of Brigadier General
J. d. FESSENDEN.
CHAs. d. HALL, A. A.}A. General. 70.
july 29'65-1mo14 q,
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HEAD QUARTERS,
4TH SUB DISTRICT, WESTERN S. c.,
NINNsBoRo' s. c., August 4, 1866.

4TH SUB DISTRICT, WESTERN S. c.,
NINNsBoRo' s. c., August 4, 1866.
General Orders
No. 1. 70 rr, 2" ta
TN compliance with General Orders
IL No. Q, from Headquarters District of
Western S. c., dated July "a, 1865. The
undersigned hereby assumes command OF
the 4th Suh.district Of Western s. c., COM
prising the Districts of Fairfield, Chester,
York and Lancaster.
The following named officers are hereby
announced on the staff and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly. |rhE Ft
LIST Lieutenant JAS. A. MoKSIGHT, 102
U. s. G, T., A, A. A. G..
Capt. WnsUR NELSON, A. @. s. andA.
Q.M.af kS va 52 r',a $50
Capt. EDWARD CAHILL, A. p, NJ.
1st Lieut.. VoLuoY ,PowRRs, A. D.. C. 'f'
~ sHt HENRYsS. CHIPMAN, 49, g1
n& Brevet Brigadicr General,
Commanding 4th Sub-Dist W. S. o.,
aug 565--- ~, % ~ p
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HEAD QUAns'rARs.
DISTRICT OF WESTERN 8. c.,
p-, WINNsDoRo' July %, 1866.

f DloIhlCI Otr WESTERN y. u,
g.> WISSsDoRo' July 90, 1866.
General Orders, / s.,. I'll. !
No. 8. 'N.'.f
TNASMUCH as many of the colored
4 people living within This District
show no disposition to labor industriously
and faithfully, either for themselves or their
employers, whereby they might be able to
live comfortably ,and.provide food and cloth
ing for eirfamilies duringthe coming win
ter, but rather show an entire disregard for
their own interests in the future. by leaving
off work, roaming idly over the country,
living on what they can steal from planta-
tions, and congregaiing in large numbers
in the. vicinity Of all military posts, which
cannot but produce want and suffering
TO oil, 1t Is ordered,
That all colored people remain steadily at
work with their employers and former
masters; that they refrain from all deeds of
theft and violence, and faithfully and dill
gently strive to ensure the preservation and
safety Of the crop, upon which the futare
subsistence of all classes depend.
Any violation Of this order will bs severe
ly punished, and all colored people found
loadng about military posts and in the
country will be arrested and punished.
No acts of injustice or oppression. by
planters and others, towards the negroes in
their employ, will be tolerated. p,
/ Contracts for tho work and labor of the
blacks, to be approved by officers designat-
ed for that purpose, will be made in oil cases
where practicable, and both parties will be
held to strict observance ofthe Same.
Commanding officers Of Sub districts and
posts, will be charged with the strict execu-
tion of the above order.
BY command of
Brig. Gen. j. D. FESSENDEN,
CHAs. Is. HALL, A.4A.lA. Genl
2 July 2746--lmol4
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OufEERMs

For the NE&S one month, ONE
DOLLAR, ossbarter for other COM
lhodihes. All articles necessary, or use.
ful in families, or in business, will be
taken in exchange, at fair prices, as
usually understood in the market. But
for the better understanding of our
friends, we present the following sohed.
ulc of rates, in the case Of the most oh, ,
vious commodities. For ono months
subscription to the NEws, we will re.
ceive either of the following, viz:
4 bushel corn, l bushel peas or kota.
toes. @ rfs
"a lbs Flour, ,s,
( s pounds butter. 2," ~
( r5 SO lard. 49, y !" 2 '7ft
z S I" bacon.
q gallons Syrup. ts, Il. r
4head Of chickens. ~
.'s dozen eggs. a.'1 IN .
+ Wood, and provisions generally re-
ceiyed,st faitsmarket rates. si
For single copies, TgN CnSas, Or a
proportionate amount in any of ,thef
above mentioned articles Y1
Advertisements will BE inserted, at
one aollarper square leiSht linesyorless)
for thesfrst insertion, and seyehty.fye
cents for each Subsequent insertion--in.
yariably advance. A.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
DISTRICT or WESTERN s. C..

DISTRICT OF WESTERN s. C..
WINSsBoRo'rS s. c., July 25, 1865.
Special Orders
Ne. s.
THEREAFTER, until further orders,
IL no liquor of any kind will be sold at
this place, unless by specialpcrmission from
the provost Marshal at these Headuuar.
ters. By command of 3 ta". RgF
Brig, Gen. j. ID. FESSENDEN.
CHAs. B. HALL, A. A.,A. Genl.
July 2765-6
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BD~ DURBEC & WALTER, Auction and
Commission Merchants, Columbia, s. c.,
are the authorized agents ut that place, in
collecting subscriptions and advertisements
for the News. They will receipt for oil
monies due this office.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS:
BY j. IL. BRHTTON.

THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS is published
nn Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at ONE
DOLLAR per month, in advance. Single
CO oies TEN CENTS.
advertisements inserted at ONE DOLLAR
per square. of eight lines or lees. for the first
and SEVENTY.FlVE cente for each subse.
quent insertion, invariably in advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

Steamer Ellen s Terry Chao.n Newben, N. C., July IS
and Hat,eras Inlet 18th, with pass. q C. Goodspeed
Steamer Ranger Bacon, FORTRESS Monroe ~ hours with the
nth Mass, Vols, Col. spldI $50 nenl to u s. Aoaarter'
-lGster
Steamship Ahsmbra, Benson Charleston, Ga hours mde
sni pass., A. Leery.
steamship Mississippi Kennedy, New0resns iih Inst,
mdse aud Iass 70 }. 4. Raynor. .
Steamship :. r. Spagdiug Atkins Hilton Head days,wltn
30 sick and wounded soldiers to he Med.ca! Director.
Bark Ans, CoEnof Sydney C. b., IA days, with coal 70
Ihos Whitman.
Bark Xantko Conway Aspnwa is days. wool nuts, &c,
Barb Mary Belle Roberts wesre Havana. 10 days sugar to
VI. r. Roberts.
Brrk Come la (of Dundeel Charles saaus to to master
Brig Favorite Prnde Msysguez L. r. July Sd with
bark Sacramento. hence, dis bTis Nwsukie Brown fof
N,wYok next day; Geo Harris (Frh for Arecoo to load
Tor New York.
schr Sylvia Hi.s Eeuthera 10 days. with fruit, to Jos.
FDeas
Scar Edith (of Nassau N P Shwyer Cat Island 10 days,
with fruit 20 J. Fuess. Len vessels.
schr Edmund briggs pilot Boat Murphy, Fortress Nom
sour u, Gillespie (8r) Smith Windsor, N. s, 10 days,
Schr Ada Herbert How.e Portland. hsh. S. Crowell &
Son.
scr julia, Psn Linsan C. b. 10 days to II. j. G. A.
DeWot
schr Harriet Newell Could Two Rivers, N. p Snow b
Schr C. +. Young Hume, Arroyo, P R.. Is days with
gar. 20 Miller x Houghon -
ScLr Enoch Pratt, Baker, Lbgan VIA Holiness Hole Is
days
chr Laura Francis, Higgins. Linsan via Eds,On, 30 daya
coal 20 {. Is. Swan.
scnr " Doane Masathlin Bridgeport c. B., via Tsrpsus
lin Cove, Is days, coal to ). W. Lewis.
sebr Flying Cloud lBr) Mcntire Bridgeport. c. B., coal
TO ID. III. Trun,buil
schr Agnes. Staples Eleuthera IL days. with , to j. @.
DeshOn.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Bark Mn-daene Scarf. AspinwaIl Rsnsua BRlroad Co.
Bark John Paul Orb Curry Venice.
Snip W. +. Storer, Bryant, Liverpool. C. H. Marshall
ship Emerald Mack efel NewO reans, Upper beattie
BARK a. ". Singleton (Brl, Gies Falmouth, Boyd Hrc
zen.
Bark sta,ira OBJ Hartman Cow Bay, II. d. j. U. Brook
,
Brig Es,iet, Dickinson Pernambuco end Market o. 81
Cot a.,
Brig Madans rta) Cehero, COns,antinope, socovieh'
Schr Mssnonia (Br5 Clure St. John b. q. R. DeWoR
< Co.
schr Albert Br) Cogswell, St. Andrews N b. Jed frye
4 Co.
sehr Coral Isle Brl Stubs Turks Island @. +. Penis
ton.
schr VIM Flovd Howard Cow Bsy Snow Burgess
Schr. = H. Jackson, Wiley, Bridgeport c. D., snow
Burgess.
ScLr Avon. Baker, Port Royal, :. W. Lewis Co.
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800, .na r.a.v. tom foo. II Dssbrosses-st.

nesdays and Fhdsys nom loot u D0' a. m
rs NJ landing I'd g. at N Tst.ss Il T., foo:
Courtiandt-st, 9 and III an, p H. ana ~ TIN ~
~ midnight SUNDAY. ;;; Of Bath, every sstur
Saw and Jersey Blue every "Wednesday, from
pier f. S:w.Iondoa line, Pier % r..
and Neptune Line, Pier " N NJ aan' ''uav snm
r. s1feD .,sa +; N:wHsven r. r., springfield
- sI sn.,an ana :, si New r. s1h and 4h
av, via Shore Lige at End Rn p ssmanss and '
West By Erie Railroad foot OF chsm0er'''t'
and 10 M an ana Lon: Island r. foot ofjsme:
40 ~, GIesnP9' W .o" a. and 800 D.
FOR msasI ssve foot Of Hsrrisost North River
ION landing Al Cozzcn's Dock, West Point and
Milton the steamer Mary Powell, daily from foot .
Of Is~ sSsn Connecting M with r. for Hartford
and springhsld-;teamers leave Peck Slip at It
ia ana Ssw Haven BY Ii: Newiisycn RR, 2ith.st
and sth-av, at liz am; III s. 3;ss y ana y "-
To NorwaIk landing at whiestone; City Island
and Greenwich, BY steamer John honer' pier " ii =,
70 Il the West. by Central Railroad Of New.Jer.ey
via Allentown. from foot Of Libetty,st \. H. r. r.,
a. M ~ rn. and 500 p. Sunday trsin...... p ID
10 Phiadelohia by New.Jersey Railroad loot OF
Courandt.st T. 10 and M a. M, IL IN. 4 andop.
To Sta,en Hl,ni by steamers from Pier No. l9N.
R. near Dey.st., at :. g. 1880 a. M, l2;D 80,
7p M On Sundays 3, 1880 l2m., l:3O, 3, 49,
To Pr Providence BY Neptune Steamship CO.., Line.
dsly from pier o. foot Of Roblnson.st, N H., at p III
To White aoun'ass and Lake nem Ps de, oT ysI.
road) Springfield aud the Connecticut hiyer Nst
ley Take Steamers from Peck Sip at 3il' p. mp
or cars from 9th station a. 2;ls p III
To Washington. by New-Jersey H. X loot o,
Courtlandt.st.. and III a. NJ, p M, and IL
E Fdd in r.ssa to Railroad Tine Tables.
see advertisements Ia another part o. this paper
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n, ooc for Hmds Messrs. r. L. 4 A. Stuart have re-
r;scd their figures for Refined follovsi Crushed,
GTannIateJ and Ground 20c.i White A. l9c.i and
Yellow c. &c. cash.
mammal. Rough Flax Seed Is in fair demand and Is
better; sales at 50 200 - 40 per bush. Of 80 n.
TALLOW-Tbe market is frmer and fairly actvei
sales Of 90 900 10. ut III llic. for Western anu Ia
llEc for City,
WHISKY-The market Is fairylactivo and betteri
sales of $50 bbls. Western at 20 10.
WHALEBONB-Smal sales at 81 % Tor South SEQ
and 81 IS for Arctic.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GRSrRAL TkRN-JULy I
before JUDGES BRADY and CARDOzo.
DPlYeIONE

Browns Water Furnace agt. Richard French
Judgment affirmed.
Pumejtan ast Dux-Appeal 9ismi ,ed with costs.
John Crome at Anthony L. observation-disclosures reversed
Arnoux agt fonans-Order sppoaled from affirmed without
costs two opinons).
tterhouse sg, independent Line of Telegraph CoJuds
ulent affirmed.
Stewart AIT The Columbian Fire Insurance Co.-Judgmen
reversed; new trial ordel-: costs to abide event.
Stlwsll sgt. The MayoI-Jucgnon affirmed
Bloomer sgt Meni--Judgment affirmed
Carlton sg OakeyThere being two justices returns IN
this II IL returned 10 the clerk that The return the sp
peal be made according 10 tie rules of the Court
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l. mar cent on call. but in the street few choice

Ia 6 per cent on CALL but in the street few choico
transactions have been made at 5, strictly on de-
mand. Discounts of first class paper were maze
this forenoon in the open market at u and . per
cent. The stock dealings are without any IN
portant changes. The demand for dividend-payihs
shares and bonds is just about large enough 10
absorb the floating lots that are put On the market
The Boston imports for the week ending july IA
were $40, O5O against $747, llO during the core
spopding week in 1864. Total since January l.
SII ,967 ,i27. Average amount per week, VIZ 4o''
The exports for the week ending July IA, including
SPECIE were $2l2 49, against s2455ll for the COZ
responding week in 1861.
Printing Cloths, The Providence journal says,
are active, with an upward tendency. Sales large.
Most of the mills are sold up TO January J. and
some ND to February. The following are the sales:
10 600 pieces 5Gx6O, I7lc., on hand 5000 do. COX
g. ne. to be made; 1900 do 60x6i, Isle, to be
made 900 do. G0x6i, 1S.c, TO be made; 4o,O0o do.
6Ox64, &c.,, TO be made during the next three
months; 60 900 do 6ix6i, &c.,, to be madci $1,000
do 6ix6i, Isle, to be made, $4,000 do. 64x6i, &c.,
to be made; 5000 do 6ix64, 20c on hand, early in
the week; II 900 6ix5i 23c, IN hand; 1900 do. Ok
"a, 2ic, on hand; 5000 do. 6ix64, 25c., on hand.
Total, 81 900 pieces.
The subscriptions to the 100 loan, received at the
Ninth National Bank to-day, amount to S5SS, 900.
The shipments of coal by the Pennsylvania Coal
Company were:
BY rail for week ending July l5.....-. - 1000
Previously. --.----..------.--. ---..--'-2o''"oo0
Tota, g7l, 52l.Os
To same date 1864 ..................l309 900 10
Increase lac, COLO
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Travellers, GutNe.

To Albany, by Hudson X. r., Depot Goth st. and
lOthcve., and by Harlem n. H., Depot f6thsl
and tth.av.. via Hudson River, y a. IN, IS,
Sunday train. via hudson River. 9 p. m. City
cars run bstween Chambers and s0th-sts. stations
and Oity Hall and 26th-st. station.
son. by steamer G. viSSaIa' TSs.SsyS' THURSDAY.
ard Saturday, and Daniel Drew. Mondays. Wed
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BORT War6ens' Notire.
STATE OF NEv-YoRK,

STATE NBv-roRK,
PoRT-WARpHSs OPvIcs, No. lot Wallst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
~ section Of the set passed Apn H. 1885, entitled An
Act to Reorsanre the Wrdens Oce OF the Port OF New
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey th
the following vessels under examination by the Fort
adens and that tho said examinations VIII Do
completed within next succeeding this notice, or
board said vessels:
Steamship Pennsyva ."..teN r.
steamship City Of Washington ...........t n II
snip brIdgewater... ~
Bark kaie Smith. ..Luuo.Sis
BARK t. W.
brig Fashion. ...t............ ihompsNhs'
Brir Msry r. Thompson. Atlantic Dock.
Biig Lucy heywood .'.... ...'.'''''''.s,ee % o.
Schr Annie l.. Barnes. ~ ".
MINTHORNk TOMPkINS, fsndsns-
Lanes HERMAN. Secreesry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
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