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The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-22

coten'porary suggests that Il lady, On
putting on her corsetS, is like man who
drinks to drown his grief, because in 30
lacing herself. she j., getting tight.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-22
Regular Terms OF the Courts Of
Lincoln COUNTY.

cot NTf C"'RT -S"""ni Monday IN Fr
cry. May. August and November.
CIRCUIT cOlET. rhnl Monday IN "
und September.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-22

Corn Bcer.---Boil pint Of corn till
it is toft and add to it ono pint Of nolas.
ses, aud ono gallon of water. Shake
them we'll together in a jug AMI set it in
q warm place. In ~ hours nice beer
will be produced. When this is gone
add more molasscs and water. The corn
will answer for several weeks. A little
yeast occasionally forwards fermentation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
NUMBER PA.

was on Saturday sentenced to Imprisonment in the
state penitentiary, at hard labor, for and during
five years.
Bartey Mitchell and John Miller, found guilty of
mule stealing, were each sentenced TO hard labor
in the penitentiary for two years and six months.
Leopold George, tried with others for the murder
q oi Adam Shutz, committed on the 18th of July
life. " ~ ~ '~''A'o ~ Pen'''""1 io'
A s.ol pros was on motion of District Attorney
a1lss, entered in behalf Of Pat and Wm. Dunni-
eAll, y eaiattsed ints with assault and battery.
for perjury. A'o agar h' " Sefoeh
A writ Of habeas eorpus was sred on. ora;n,.
81 tne city Workhouse to bring Charles
hosse % on eberes " 70 the
corder Ahern. Mr. H. G. Bernos Il c"unse, e.. e.
defendant. = sounsei iof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
CO3SA2Ea2lfTS

SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER,
Can save money by pnrchang of ". p ATT No 81 Caron
deiet street, who has hand lie at reduced prices
complete .tment Of
ENGLISH AND sCnTcH ALE AND PORTER
all guaranteed Of direct importation
FOR sas III Sny quantity desired. upwards
the city. ~ A " " " p'
J. W. PLATT.
Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Teas ETC..
5I CaIundeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

A wedding took place III New York, last week.
money had not been spent yet. The bride was
Miss Allaire the groom Mr.. Walker. The bride
was dressed in white satin, OF course, and point
lace veil. The interesting part of it was that on
her veil her father plnued ten thousand dollar
9reenback, and she was presented on her wedding
day with sXty-tWo shares OF Pacific mail stuck
This is considered something "sensible" by seve
raj lately married men, who are reveling in an un
limited quantity of napkin rings, fish knives ant
SAT- cellars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
Point f1sesgr gHslses

The undersigned will open the Point Cear Hotel on or about
The 10Th day OF May next,
This establishment is heiug reprinted and put in COM
plete repair and condition Gas and are being
erected grounds beautifully laid house fur
nished entirely new with the hest OF materials and
improvements.
Arrangements be made for direct with
New Orleans and Mobile both steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
Of the most approved pattern have ordered Ten Pin
Alleys being built and every suitable to the c
mate and place afforded man, and child. For
BATHING ANn FISHING
And heahaness this celebrated place hiss
ror the continent and the undersigned In ens to make
Tho most easant and comfnrla,,e N the world.
CHAS. L. SMEDES, Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

THE RISKS OF STREET LETTER. -BoxEs.-Some
ingenious thieves in London have found way Of
plundering pillar letter-boxes. A bag fitted with
spring is fitted into the slit of the box and into
this, instead of the proper receptacle, the letters
which are posted fall. A postman found one of
these ingenius appliances on pillar post near
Belgrave square on the 18th ult. The spring had
broken or become disordered so that the bag could
not be withdrawn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

During the recent storm in the vicinity of Madi-
son, Wisconsin, the lightning was seen to strike
into the lakes and hurl masses of ice two feet in
thickness hundreds of feet into the air. The latent
heat set free by the change of vapor to liquid
form was so great as to raise the temperature in a
few hours from below the freezing point to that
of summer, and preserve it there for nearly
twenty-four hours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
MsED1eEs'S
G DEN BITTT -

q o L. ID E N BITTT H n s
CABINET BRANDY.
Humanity welcomes each blessing
The Medical Art can bestow,
And mankind are fond of contessing
The little Of goodness they know
Some look for the Cholern daily
And magnify all of their ills,
And manage to catch all diseases,
From Small -pox to Fever and ChiilR-
But those who wisest and posted
Keep remedies them, and handy,
Each morning they drink HUBBELLS BITTERS.
And at night use his CABINET BRANDY.
And whilst Politicians pitching
Into Mayor, Contractor, and trouble,
Abusing tho dust and the ditchrng,
They quietly fall back on HUBBELLs
80, Friends, II you wish through the summer
To live in contentnent and ease
Don't listen to each idle runor,
Use "HUBBELLS,'' and do ~ you please.
49,. ..-& JAMES CONCEAL,
Sole Agent,
No 20 st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

Peasants Villagers, ETC., by the Company.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
Scene First.
THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY BY M9ONLIGHT-The
Haun of the Fairies Kate Kearney's nresn-The Wish.
Scene Second
KATE KEARNEY'S CUTTAGE-The Sisters--Rustic
observation-disclosures FlrtationsThe Nogsn of Whisky
Thekich Squire and Poor FarnsrThe Fairys Promise.
Scene Third.
TEELAKE OF KILLARNEY IT SuNRISE-The Lovers.
Quarrel-lhe Coque eThe Rivals he shndy and Dis-
com eure of the SquireAs- empug of the Villagers
Crown the Queen of Msy--GeI-H MAY DAY FESTIVAL
DANCE BY ALL THE CHARACTERS
Scene Fourth.
EXTERIOR OF TIE VlLLAGr sHEBEEN-Lanty q
Story about the Paes-rish super ons Ned hyans and
Lanys determination seek the Fairies and
Sceue Fifth
THE NJ >UNTAIN ST 'EM-The Interview between Lanty
and KateLanys Departure for the LakeThe Sisters Ad-
vice Agony and Despair OF Kate.
Scene Sixth
WILD PASS IN The MuUNTAIN-Eed and Lanty in
search of the Fairy Haun1he nchanted Grove and In
visible Chorus-Ihe il-"'Ths Wlsp-Lany Mystihsd.
Scene Seventh.
MOONLIGHT ON THE LaKE-ihe storm-The De
jeced LoverAppeaance of the Sairy Queen-The G-The
Discontinued Companion-The hounain new-Lanty and
Ned are precipitsted tO the Bottom of the Lake
Scene Eighth
| THE FAIRIES HOWE ON THE BANKS KILLARNEY
Denouemens
GRAND ABLEAJJx
Doors open at 7-commences is. Office open from A.
NJ. to Pm.
Be Prepared for something Unique aud Peculiar for NEXT
SATURDAYS MATINEE at the Academy.
Wncezock, Finley s. Co.,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS
Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
Offer for SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES, th
following Goods of direct importation landing Brisis
bark Elida and steamships Alabama and carolina:
rs casks SAL.SoDA.
800 kegs BLGARB SODA.
800 boxes French WINDOW GLASS assorted,
| casks Cox's GkLATINE.
10 Colemsns MUSTARD, in glass and tin
20 gross LOWS Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines.
full and complete assortment of all tho popular kind
|
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP
| casks CARB AMMONIA, In hulk.
| case. GUM sHELLAo.
:. AssAFEDITA. prma
:. OPIUM, Turkey.
% :. TARTARIC ACID English
| 100 sacks CLUTCH.
II 80 bbs ALUM lump
20 ground.
1000 Tbs. Balls. COPAiBA, pure.
20 bbs. Refined BORAX, English
20 .. CASTOR OIL, No.l
"a kegs EMERY, assorted.
lDv gross WINES, sixes
Il 2OoO lbs. SUGAR LEAD English.
500 :. English CALOMtL
800 :. :. BL MASS
- 500 >. IODIDE POTAsS, English and French
1000 ozs. sULPH. QUININE. French.
1000 ;. PAW,
On hand tu and complete tment of the EFFE
| yEsCENT GRANULAR MEilGINAL p EPARATiUh
of Messrs 7. Morson Son, and Mr. Bishop, Of London
AGENTS for Messrs Rattey Wat, OF London the So
of their Celebrated PkEPARATIG,S a full and compile
| stock of which will always keep in store
Together with full variety Of
FINE ENGLISH CHEMICAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
Passenger list steamship Alabama, from Nes
Ynrk tn New lrleana.

First Cabin-J Hill and Mrs NJ Craig Mrs c. raiy
innnt and two chldrsn, hrnz II Hawsci tide
infant, Mrs Dante and child Ms Menaies, ii A,u
csiid, Z snow, Il Mier, Johnon,l dd -tot z an.
merman, Allen, John Martin aid Ne ,lnn,
Wrhr.
Second Cabin-Mrs NJ Fitzpatrick Mrs Bs~,np ina,t
threa children krause Vaughan, E.iriken Cook,
| Isaac Sslnsstine. " Bartlette, II iackiuip 4As
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

CAPT. SEMMgs-We had the pleasure, Of meet
ing and shaking by the hand, in our Office yesterday
this gallant gentleman who has just returned from
a Washington prison, into which he was thrust by
the radical iunta in the cabinet and from which
he has been released by the Justice ana statesman
like wisdom of the President. We aye happy to
iud him looking in good health and spirits, and yet
hopeful of the future freedom OF this country.
after it's government shah have passed triumph,
antly through the storm of civil revolution which
is now trying the streRgth and durability OF It's
tlmbers. We cordially welcome Captain Semmes
to his home again, for his private virtues and pub
lie services have endeared him to every true friend
of constitutional liberty in the land.
N ID le Rrxist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

A number of confding darkeys were "sold " in
Richmond on Tuesday last. About one hundred
and twenty men, women and children ' marched "
from the African Church to the steamer Hatteras.
where they expected to meet their agent, who
was to furnish them with transportation to Boston.
They had contracted with said agent to go there
and work for three years at twelve dollars per
month and found" one-half of their passage
money to be deducted from their wages. The
agent was to get two and a half pey cent. commis.
sion on their three years salary, and good many
had already paid the agent this commission in
advance. They went back up Main street witt
much disappointment and q vast amount OF
"truck" of all sorts, that had been awaiting
transportation to the happy land " of Boston,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CassCENr.-The
United States steamship Crescent, D. d Latham
commanding, arrived here yesterday from Brazos
Santiago l7th inst, via Galveston Goth. The nl-
lowing is o list of her passengers:
Mrs sanelsr Miss Y Rice, Mr. champl.ne and wife, Nr
Hitchips wife and children; aesss Tu, en- n, Nc
,'lurs Bsmis fSnuthern Express Wi hams Naxun sui.
ford herard, Miller, Richun Burnett, DR. BALDWIN SON.
and IL On deck,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
Crescent

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
Business and the public respectfully informed
the CRESCENT in possession OF superior facilities
Mo neat and expeditions execution the reasonable
terms, Of
EVER STYLE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

a young lady just out of her teens is the Latin
and Greek Professor of Kansas College.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
BOOK AND JOE PRINTING,

BOOK AND JOE PRINTING,
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NoTEs
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAT RECEIPTS.
BLANKS.
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND Bills,
PROGRAMMES,
And Every Other Descript! on of j oh Printing.
The material of the BooK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ID ENTIRELY NEW, having just received from
Celebrated Fouude and comprises all Modern Improve
monts.
TNe Louisiana and 7'erUs
PET r o LEJN1 vAPOR STOVE
And
GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Being organized have opened the exhibition of Stove and
Gas BURNERS at No LOG Camp street. Poydras where
the public uvidad call witness the operation daily
Sundays exceptsd,> from to O'Clock.
An order book is open at the Office.
Capital Prize $4,000.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
Only 80, 900 Tickets.
CEEAELIS IT. HOWARD
9."....a.......Ex Exchange AIley............ ....D
LOCK BOX NO. e92 POST OFFICE,
LICENSED LOTTERY DEALER,
Nd,
For the City of New Orleans
Kentucky State Lotters-Ulass eos.
=
To be drawn at Covingtou, Ky,
On Saturday, April 2s, 1860.
TICKETS ONLY TWELVE DOLLARa
Compare this scheme with any other Lottery
frzss cashed at this Office.
Noros-Persons buying Lottery Tickets branch Offices
will they tho Auditor. stamp attached
.MnisOn DOree,
1kA............CA ANAL STR T.........1A4
NEW ORLEANS.
John strenna, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

The Fairy of the Lakes;
With the following distribution Of characters--
KATE KEARNEY, with songs. ........ MILE EMELINE.
FILADAUNE, the Fairy of the Lake LA PETITE ALICE.
ROSE KEARNEY, sister to Kate. MISS KATE n OUD.
Lanty oLoughin Farmer. e. Moreand
Mr. Cornelius Lynch Magistrate Bob Hart.
Ned Ryan, Forester with j. Jacobs
McDermo Landlord uf the Punch Bowl e. iF. German
GDpn oboe John Franklin
Mcodbt
Fairies. Misses Franklin Devile, Wallace, school
craft, Ktng and Jones
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
~ S'ssS- sa.

English Medicinal Extracts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

GRAND BALLET DIrERTIsEMENT by MILE CHRIS
TINE MILE EMELINE and M'LLE ALICE ZAVIS
1OWsKI. NJ BAPTtsT,NE, MISS IDA DEvERE, MISS
KATE WOOD, Misses Alice F'anklin Mary DevilIe, Ida
Wallace Jennie s.hoocrs, Julia King, Clara Jones, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
VOLUME XIV.

vULUME AV.
- .Acndensy Of Music,
ST. CHARLES STREET.
spalp,na g. sluwEll, MANAGERS AND pRopRIE1oRs.
Thoroughly Cooled and ventiiatedby Power
fui Patent Machinery.
A CONSTELLATION OF STARS
THE GREAT WEEK OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
April 49, q and 25,
First appearance Of TOM Russell, THE PRINCE OF
COMIC SINGERS.
GRAND BALLET DIvERTIsEMENT by MILE CHRIS
TINE, MILE EMELINE and MILE ALICE ZAvIS-
1OWsKI, N. BAPTtsTiNE, MISS IDA DEvERE, MISS
KATE WOOD, Misses Alice Franklin, Mary Deville, Ida
Wallace Jennie s.hoolcraft Julia King, Clara JONES' and
FULL CORPS DE BALLET.
HERNANDEz's CHEF D'EUvREs ....A. wholesale.
DENIER's THRILLING EXPLOITS. ....:...A .Ad Lbitum.
BOB HARTs COLORED CnNCETTs.. ... By the Quantity.
tom RUssELs vAGARIEs ......... Without stint and
TfSMAN's CHARMING BALLA DIS. ........ Ad Infanitum.
BALCONY sERENADES by JAGEe's BRASS BAND
and ORCHE TRIAL GE us by MR.. VAN OLKER'S AR
TIsTs who know how to a. discourse sweet sounds"
The whole to conclude beautiful Irish Musical Spec
tacular and Fairy Romance, entitled
THE LILIES OF KILLARNEY
Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
TELBGRAPHIc DISPATCHES
NEW YORK SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
REPORT THAT JEFF. DAVIS WILL SOON BE paDoLED

The England and Virginia Cholera Cases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
LATER FROM THE RIO GRAKDE.

OF THE 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

From the 8Iatamoros Ranchero of the 18th we
take the following article concerning the military
situation in and around the Heroic CitE:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
April %, q and rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

First appearance of TOM Russell, THE PRINCE OF
COMIC SINGERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
A CONSTELLATION OF STARS

THE GREAT WEEK OF THE SEASON
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF oHAR LESION.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Arrived Saturday. JULY %
Schr Jonas Sparks, Crowther, Baltimore days. Corn
and Mdze. To Street Bros & 90. Mordecai 90, J
Gonzales. Railroad & 90. and Order.
Arrived Yestorday. July %
Steamship Emily souder, Lockwood, New York,
Tsn. Adam; Ada Damon, g1rge Co. Bisshog
Bsiar Bates Co. Bsrs Writ bsss n1 assnt
Bischof Go, Bolmann Bros, J Cook & Go, Came
ron BARLEY 90. oommins, L Cohen, CLARK Cru.
6er. oarmAt Canale oanswen & 90, D & J
Fribours Cohen 90. B Foley. Fraser & Dill araeser
mann D. Bro. i Hyman 4 Go. " Holmes. Harris, i
HARRISON Son. J Hlrshfeld. ming. Q JOHNSON,
Kelly. Klnck Wlcienbsrs. r Kres.ei, Kinsman. q
thai Co. LANCER @ Lsuss; @ N Te1ander osF Little hesn
LATTE; ; p LoPe. Sons, Linatsdt, : Lorents. D
Muller Muller s NlmitS. " MassSiossen Sulb1rn. a.
Mcse Z %, Mei.ier 60, P Geitzer. Morgan. g n
H.s,ey Meys5 MOK.y a. o1%pSs @ NJ Mccarthy Neuaer.
Pennei%. a, psnsnin 0sm.nn. oNein, 9 q
Roach Russe sasssn Read RsS1f RSben:tsln, o0 M%
n Robson, sloan. G W stsfens & Co. stoll,
PuS &C.
PsSs Co sySy sshr%Sr SCI TRns:. Tfo Col
6ias Sons. TAFT Howland. uasr6ardt oamps:n nGr
Walker. Wardlaw 4 Carew g Wilkins. W B Williams,
walker, w Whiden, Il Weyhmann q 90, Weter.
j Wiss Go. Wagner. Heath Monsees. g w VII.
liams Co. A Zoller. Milnor. Order and others.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Payne. Savannah via Beaufort
O. Mdze To Ferguson Holmes.
Steamer Fannie McNelty. Georgetown. 8 @. 6l2 bbls
Rosin, 18 bbls Spirits Turpentine. To Ferguson &
Holmes, Styles Carter Conner 90.
Cleared Saturday. July %
Steamship saragossa Crowell New York-Ravenel Co.
Steamship Cumbria French, New York-willIs Chis-
ohm.
sohr waring. Smith, New York-w Roach.
Went to Sea Saturday. July %
Steamship Saragossa Crowell New York
Steamship Cumbris, French, New York.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Wilson, Mobile
Went TO Sea Yesterday. July %
Steamer Kate Flynn, Palatta Jacksonville Fernan.
dinn &C.
From this Port.
schr Burnett Wilson, Philadelphia July 49,
UP for this Port.
Steamship J. John Gibson Harris Baltimore. to sail
steamship Adele, Hall, at Baltimore. to sail July 49,
Cleared for this Port.
schr Caroline q Cornelia Davis. at New York July as.
25
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, from Baltimore July 2s
Memoranda.
The schr Satla Foster from New York for this port
sailed from Fortress Monroe, July a. for this port.
The schr Ella from Rockland, Me- for this port put
| In Norfolk July "A, with bowsprit sprung.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30

Noon.Consols opened at s7,. SIX for money. mo
other markets since sailing Of the social
THE LIVE FOOL COTTON MARKEr-LiyEnpooL July
16-Noon.-Tne cotton market opens this morning with
decide Improvement In the denand. Sales estimated
at 5000 bales The market is nrmer but prices not
WRIGHT & co.'s TELEGRAM
hIo DE JANEIRo. juno 2o-Tota sales coffee between
steamers 1000 bags; sales Of do for United States,
same time, 5000 bsgs shipments for United States
same time stock Of do date 16O 900 bags price
eaoVo to 7H Sales four between steamers 5000 bbls
Sange 24d. Freights 3O7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
Mobile Market.

MOBILE. July 2t-CoTroN.-A light demand has OK.
listed to.day confined to two buyers which resulted in
sales OF loO bales, at decline yesterday
The steamers published an place has had
depressng effect the market which closed quiet
at about q basis of Sic for NJ ddling.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL Both the Gold and Ell.
change markets have been quiet and dull throughout
the day. The transactions both have been light at
unchanged rates We renew our quotations Of yeste
-dayLsay; Gold l4s to 16O New York sight. banks and
bankers checEing at and buying outside bills
to Off Sterling nomi al, and New Orleans sight par
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
Consignsss per South CaroIina Railroad,
July 2S.

81 bales Upland and IL bales 8 / Cotton, 81 bags
Grain, cars Lumber, cars Old Iron and Sundries.
To W stenmeyef. II Risley, Willis & Ohisolm, L H
Rodgers Co, Thurston & Ho mes. & Kirkpatrick,
Kanapsux Lalue. Ferguson & Barker, G. W CLARK &
90. d Utsey. A Rose, Robertson Roper q Sto-
ney, W Williams Go. VIM Lobby. Taft & Rowland.
Rev w Lee, Adams, Frost q 90, w Smith, E N Full
ler W Roach. Sloan. Getty l. Co, Cameron,
Barkey 90, w Dukes & Co. Brown, w Hem
cry Co. yelling, Ebaugh Msllonee, L Buncn l.
Son,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
Passengers.

Per steamship Saragosss, for New York; W Bark.
nc an. Potter. Mrs Elder. Mrs Fienberg. Miss 4 G
Forsythe, Day. Bellah, B Clark. DIR II K
Durant and lady q d Chamberlin, L Andrust L X
-owperthwait, 81 Gibe. Rev Smith, Rev W Cole.
Mrs Green and children Mrs Strong, l. Kentcke, II Q
III Kopf, b Allen. u Fowler and lady, L Haselt n g.
w Ferguson. lady aud child, NJ Samuel and child,
Miss NJ Fnenger.
Per steamship Oumbria, for New York-Major Suter,
Gen 3 Hartwel, RI Wilson, and In steerage
Per steamship Souder from New York-General
Tyler Major Hammond, Meyer, Miss Gurney, O II
huger, QUINN u Dowie, Mr. Rosenbush, Mr. Ster-
ling and - IN the teerage.
Per steamer Fannie, from GeorQetown-W l. Camp.
boil, Samuel Rowland, Mr. Morgan, and in steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
The Daily News.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1866.
COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship saragossa-621 bales Up.
land and 10 bales 1 Cotton. 70 tierces Rice, 521
bbls Rosin 81 bales Yarn 43 bundles Paper. bales
Cloth 81 bales woolens. 172 Empty Bbls, los pack.
ages Fruit an Vegetables, LOG packages Sundries.
...... Per steamship Cumbd.-16 bales Cotton. 1O6
bbls Rosin 81 tierces Rice, 40 bales Yarn Pack.
ages and Boxes. bale Wool 221 Empty Barrels.
...... Per schr warng-2477 bars Railroad Iron,
SO casks CLAY, 81 cases Medicines, Planning Ma.
chine, 10 bundles Furniture IL boxes Furniture, 3
casks Crockery. 1 chest Clothing, 12kmpty Oarboys
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30

hAf-Cont,nues Arm OF s7Oc for shipping, and 81 to
05 for retail qualities.
HIDKs.-There is o fair inquiry but the h1h yieva NJ
holders induced largely by the very limited receipts for
the past few weeks prevents many transactions Sales
were made OF 1000 Buenos Ayres 23 lbs at 100
gold, and 1000 dry New Orleans, "a lbs average on
private termg
HoPs-Reman about the same We notice sales of az
bales ut 20 to $50 for American and 76o for foreign
MoIAssEs-Prime grades are not plenty, and are Arm
~ held but the qualities rather heavy The
sales include 442 hhds IS tcs SaguA ut about 62Kc
NAVAL SroRRs-Spirits Turpentine less active; saes
without paper. Resins quotably changed sales
Of 500 bbls common t$2 s7 and 500 bbls good to low
No at Sc tot.
Ons-Linseed does not change particularly; sales
nom crushers hands made 81 81 to 81 81 Fish
oils-sales Of 2200 bble sperm made day or two
50 70. but particulars have transpred whale has
been without business Of moment; former prices are
quoted.
PETaoLEUM-Trade was light to-day. Former prices
are demanded. Sales include 6e0 bbls crude at 23c
bonded sold at 38 to 800 for light straw whito and
39H to 40c for standard white.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-The market opened quietly but
closed with better demand at higher figures The sales
were o760 bills S3 25 $50 for mess and reRu
lar way closing ut S32 REGULAR $50 for "a 66
BREF-Holders are stead In their views Sales were
made Of $50 bbls at $6 to $2l for Plain Weste mess
and $2l 90 to $24 so for Extra do
BEEF HAAs.-The market 10 dull and nominal at S46
for Western.
BACON srDEs-we do not learn Of any sales of impor
lance.
CUT MEArs-Are in fair request at firmly held hgures
We notice sales Of 6 pkgs at 18 to zoo hams dry
salt ana sweet pickle, and II to 1870 for ahoulders In
do.
LAnD..The market 10 unchanged The sales are $50
tcs and bbs at l8 to 1870 for No to kettle rendered
CITY. and 20 70 for Waater1,