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FOR SALE.

TNOFk SALE, THREE FINE cows WITH
L young Calves; also. two fine sPRINGERs Apply
Mo- lSs s Philip between Cannon and asy -
= arrived, q fine lot Of sPRINGERS AND MILOH
Nay May 20 : u 'A'' ~ num- . Wagon -f'' v r. BR1oE.
NRAFT HORSEs.-A PAIR EITHER OF
~ BAY. CHEsNUT, or DAPPLED GREY HORSES,
accustomed to double or angle draft fast movers, and
gentle in harness, raised in Canada from imported
stock and will be sold at reduced rates for cash
Also. q DAPPLED odEsNUT ROAM MARE. suited
for trotting in harness for saddle, and BAY MARE
several years here both of st. Lawrence breed strong
spirited, gentle and enduring latter well suited to
Rockaway Buggy, and will be sold low to o resident
for family. or personal use. The Chesnuts may be
bought sngly.
Purchasers are invited to examine them at the adver
tssrs residence, No. 14s Calhoun street - ...
SALE-'he undersigned, desiring to leave the
State, offers sale his COTTON PLANTATION, stu.
aed in Georgetown District containing TOO acres
or less There is ON the place large House, contain
ing eight rooms entirely and quite conpeted
there Also other outbuildngs and improvements
necessary to Cotton Farm. He will sell low II app-
cation is made at an early date 1osrpH PARKER
May 28 wfm8A Georgetown, q. O.
LNOR SALE.-SECOHD HAND PRINTING
l. PRESSES AND TYPE in good order.
Fonts Of Bourgeois Pearl, Nonpareil, Minion, etc.
| Smith HAND PRESS-Platen, 221lx27 inches; bed,
WoRhEL HAND PREss-Platen. 2212s inches; bed,
WASHINGTON HAND PREss-Platen, 221.2sH
inches; bed, 22IS6 inches.
HOE HAND PRRss-Plnten, 22,<I2s inches; bed, 2sH
RyaaLEs. JOB PREss-standing Sheet Press.
| Or ]. W. MCMILLAN,
| Nays At this Oaace.
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the only losers. For here, except the frowning
batteries OF great feet Of English vessels Of war
lying in tho harbor OF Queenstown there is scarce
ly an evidence Of extra preoaution on the part OF
the British Government, while among the people
the old Irish characeristics Of fun and folic are
as prominent as ever before, and there prevails
either very thoroughly concealed sympathy for
the Fenian movement, or an utter Indifference to
the operations of the Now York firm, Messrs. STE.
PHENs, ROBERTS, O'MAHoNY & Co."
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CT Az communications Intended for publication In
the Daily Neaos, No. 10 Hayne. street, Charleston,
s. G. Business Communications to Publisher of
DdilJ Netos.
We cannot undertake to return rejected oon,n,untoa-
tions.
Advertisements outside Of the city must be accompa-
MED ,oith the cdsh. -
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

aSe 0EIE LIST OF LETTERS re
manning in the PostofHoe at the end
OF each week is published officially
An IEfH DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning. g.,
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.r CHE QUARTERMASTEKS OFFICE,)
DEPARTMENT. OF SoUTH CAROLINA, \
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May "a, 1866.
0EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this oface until IL O'Clock II. on the 1st day of
June next at woh time they will be opened, trans
porting within the city limits all the stores for which
the Quartermaster's Department may be required to
furnish transportation The contract to remain force
for three months. 'l.
Bidders will state the price Per load for which they
Will furnish transportation. The average daily number
Of loads hauled in tho last three weeks has boen two
hundred and fifty.
Bids doomed unreasonable will be rejected,
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
endorsed proposals for furnishing Transportation"
...gf.. . q. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut. Col and Chief ouartermaster
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TO RENT. &c.

ITO RENT OR LEASE FOR TERM OF
Il YEARS the LOT at the northeast corner Of Calhoun
and Washington Streets 120 feet Calhoun and the
tame on Washington street. This lot is piled and in
good condition for the erection OF mill workshop.
The LOT adjoining east Of The above and Of The came
Dimensions These Lots will be rented or leased sepa.
raely or together. The dimensions of the two being
l2o feet on Washington by feet Calhoun street
Apply to j. McCABE,
May 28 mwf3* No. sc Broad street.
no RENT. TWO FURNIsHED ROOMS.
l. Apply at this Office. 9" May "a
ITO RENT. A COMFORTABLE TWO AND
Il HALF STORY HOUSE, No. Doughty. street.
Apply at No. 35 Broad street. May 2S
l. COTTAGE, sustable for q small family-furnshed
or unfurnished. Rent moderate. Apply at this Office.
May 10
VNO RENT.-THE DESIRABLE II % II E
l. No. 1b7 Meetng-street, opposite Charleston Hotel
Apply on the premises. April 18
ITO RENT, A PORTION OF AN ELIGIBLY
Il situated and pleasant HOUSE; three rooms, with
the use of fine pantry also two good rooms In the
kitchen. For terms, apply at No. 6soCIETY-sTREEr,
near East Bay. May %
VYO RENT. .-THAT ELEGANT MANsION
Of the northeast corner OF Montague and Rutledge
May 23 Wins No. 249 Kingsi
mo RENT.-THE STORE no. 1913 EAST
Il Bay with the upper part of the house and yard,
and entrance attached, opening state-sreet Ap.
ply at No. 106 wENTwORTHsTREET.
May 2S ...-. wfm9a
mo RENT. THAT DELIGHTFUL RGSI-
l. DENCE, corner East Bay and Inspection street;
square rooms, dressing room and pantry, basement
rooms, ample accommodations for servants, carriage
May fmw PINoKNEY BROS.
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CHIEF oUARTRRMAsTRR's oFFT0B,
DEPARTMENT. SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHIEF QUARTERMA6TRR'S OFFICE
:.. DEPARTMENT South CAROLINA, I
. "a. .,.-.. d.. Charleston, 8, O., May 16, 1855
CEALHD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS
y oaice until IL o'clock, NJ, TsesdaN the 9th day
Of june, 1906, at which time they will be opened. for
with OAK AN PINE WOOD, until January 1st 1867.
Deliveries to be made op South Commercial Wharf,
goh tes and In such quantities, AZ may be required
By the Depot Qnartermaster. - - =.
The quantity required monthly will probably be a6ou
One Hundred Cords Of Oak, and Ono Hundred and Fifty
Cords Of Pine 's't ,..'' 20 ~, l
Bidders win state the price per cord Of the kind
Two good suretiss In the sum Of One Thousand Do z
lars eacS to be named In the bid will DO required for
te saithfi performances of tho contract oHf" OBJ A
Bids DEEMED unreasonable will be rejected = yl
PfooGaln must bo addrested TO the underrsgned and
marfed "Proposals for Furnishing Wood" :fr0 t'h
--"--' O. W. THOMAS,
Brevst Lient. Col. and Chief QuArtermaster,
May 10 10
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
y the tenth 0h OF June. 1885, for furnishing the
following amounts and description OF Lumber to the
Chnrleston City Railway Company, viz: ~
4125 Pieces zI6, 20 feet inches long.
1000 Pieces AIT, feet inches long.
Said Lumber to be OF good and approved quality to
be delivered before the first lBt) day Of Septem.
Der, at the Car Factory OF Messrs Wharton Peeoh,
Line-atreet
By order Of the Board.
j. RAvENEL MACBETH
Secretary and Treasurer.
May28 tusth
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OH a r L E S 70 N.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2s, 1866.
THE SERENADE TO THE PRESIDENT

THE SERENADE TO THE PRESIDENT.
AS will be seen, in our paper to-day, tho
serenade to the President and members of
the Cabinet On last Wednesday evening, un-
der the auspices of the National Union Club,
elected an expression of opinion upon the
existing political issues from nearly oil of the
immediate advisers of the Executive. We
learn from our Washington exchanges that
tre anxiety to learn with certainty the views
of those prominent officers of the Government
attracted an immense crowd. 1t will be seen
from the speeches that the policy Of the Pres.
ident was generally and cordially approved,
and in most instances fully and uneuuivocally
endorsed, and that dignifed disapproval of
the chief measures of the Radical faction in
Congress was expressed. The remarks of
Secretary McCULLocH are plain, candid,
and unqualified approval of the course of the
President The speech of Secretary STAN
TON was On elaborate and carefully prepared
review Of the leading measures of public pol
icy, and o definition of his position with re-
gard to them. His disapproval of the Re-
construction propositions now pending in
Congress is pointed, distinct and unequivocal.
The general tenor of these responses exhibit
the gratifying fact that there exists O much
greater unanimity in the Cabinet than many
persons were led to suppose, and that the
President is supported in his pol;oy by the
heads of the several Departments with much
more cordiality than his. opponents havo been
willing to admit.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE.
TNHE TAX BOOKS OF ST. JAMES, GOOSE GREEK,
will be opensd the Rth day Of Jnre =. 4!,s t:so
OF A. WHITE SOW, No. SO Eaat Bay. from O'Clock
A. II. to o clock P. N and then positively closed.
Double Tax Execution Issued against all defaulters.
.. G. W. SHINGLER
May 28 28,29-J16 T. @. Goose Greek Parish,
-,.r. TAX NOTICE..
TJNHE TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE PARISH OF ST.
i JOHNS, COLLETON, will open hts Books on the
1s june next Mt Rockville for the purpose OF receiving
Returns and collecting the Taxes for said Parish, and
will continue them open until the 10th OF said month.
GEORGE W. sEABROOK,
My 20 Btuth7 Tax Collector.
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A GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY AN Of
n FIOER of the Quartermaster's Department, q. g.
A. thoroughly acquainted with the routine Of the vari-
ous Departments at Washington offers his services in
tho adjustment Of claims against the Government.
Government Securities of all kinds bought and Sold
Apply to CLIFFORD h MATTHEW'S,
Mays limo No. SIX Broad street.
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WANTED, $4,000 AGENTS, TO ENGAGE
wv in light, useful and permanent employment
5000 to $500 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. Every
person, male and female having few hours daily
spare, should send for particulars.
Address, with stamp, G.. W. JACKSON & CO.,
Postofice Box No. lS48, Baltimore, Md
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The KINGS OF HANOVER AND SAxoNY.-The fol-
lowing are sketches of the sovereigns whose ter
ritories have been 30 suddenly ravaged by Prus
sia:
George V. Of Hanover succeeded his father in
1851; he is about forty-iv years Of age and mar
ried to daughter OF the Duke Of e-Altenburg,
by whom he has son and two daughters. His
father was the Duke OF Cumberland, q son Of
George I'LL Of England.
NJ King g. John Of saxony, 65, Is a son of Prince
Maximiian and the Princess Theresa OF Saxony.
his consort is Princess OF Bavaria, by whom he
mas mad three sons and six daughters One of
the tn latter, recently deceased was Grand Duchess
. OF Tnscany. He succeeded his brother who
died, leaving no children, in 1854. He isa 6atho.
lie, his ancestors having formally adopted that
Poland. 0-Sf' =
The present Elector Of Hesse Oassel is Fredericl,
William l., who descends from Henry l., the com
mon ancestor Of the three families Of Hesse. Ia
1881 he married morganatically the divorced wife
Of a Prussitn officer. His successor is Prince
Frederick, one of his cousins. The present Eec-
tor distinguished himself by his reactionary ardor
in 1840, during tho ministry OF the rather notori.
GUS Hassennpfug.
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est. There are few planters, it ID thought, who
WILL do more than recover the advances made to
their laborers in provisions, il they evon do that.
planter observed to mo that this state of
things was not the fault OF Gen. Soorr, OF whom
he said, ~ do not believe there is purer or moro
unsel6sh officer in the employment Of the Govern
ment" "He has issued orders enough to re-
move this grievance but his orders either are
not or cannot be carried out" Phe patch Of a
contract hand, who had been fod since March,
was in such a condition that the planter, as a
last resort, took with him three of the most re-
spectacle freedmen on the place TO examine it,,
who certified that the said patch was in such a
condition that, unless worked Immediately, it
would be wholly lost. The laborer had left the
plantation and his patch to fare as they could.
You may ask has there been M redress obtain
ed2 lam sorry to answer, "as yet, none."
The colored persons on the Island are, in gen.
oral, civil and respectful. large number Of them
had picnic on the 4th Of July, which (ss far as
/ have learned) was conducted in q quiet and
orderly manner. My impression is, that if it were
not for some bad advisors among them, there
would exist very soon kind and harmonious feel
ing between the two classes on this island. A
mutual feeling Of dependence upon each other,
and the kind Offices which such q feeling of mu-
tual dependence would originate, would, with the
blessing Of God, bind them to eaoh other, and
render their interest one and tho same. 49,.
That God, in his infinite goodness, would 80
order tho circumstances and regulate the hearts
OF two classes OF human beings towards each
other who are, in his providence, 30 necessary to
each othor, for the promotion Of the well-being
and happiness of both, is the earnest prayer Of
your sincere j.: .-... , FRIEND. 81
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York with coal gas for twenty years They have
passed it over the Mayors veto, but the gentle
men who voted in the negative dec. are boldly that
the pushing through Of the measure 1s great
swinde, which there is not the slightes doubt is
the case. .t.
few days ago gentleman died of a \siatio
Cholera and sent for-I mean his friends s'ent
for-an undertaken, who came promptly and "a, d
that he would undertake the job of fitting the
dead gentleman to coffin. The undertaken WINS
ieft alone In the room of the dead man, whom be
was engaged in measuring, when-angels and
ministers Of grace defend us THE dead man
raised his right hand and winked his left eve at
the undertaken, as who should say, "Halio, old
fellow, what cheerp ?" 1t is not possible accurately
to'compute, by mathematical or other process.
the velocity with which said undertaken uncere-
monlously took his departure; but he left in some
haste. A surgeon was called in, and, examining
the man, said that he was as dead as julius
CGsARs grand-aunt, adding that it was not, by any
means, an unusual occurrence for patients who
die OF cholera or any spaemodic disease to amuse
themselves thus after death.
One would hardly credit the fact that in this
melting hot weather the theatres and places of
public amusement should still continue to draw,
yet such lie the case at present and in fact ever in
this great city. The RAvELs are drawing at
Niblo's; BRYANT at Wallaokis, as Ragged Pat in
"Ireland as it Was; !" BRouaHAm at Winter
Garden, in Pooshontas; Aurora Floyd at the Olym-
pic, &o., 30. 2. 4...
have just learned from my friend, the secre-
tsry Of the Gold Board, that this Board has sub.
scribed $4,000 for the relief Of the Portland suffer
ers, and the two Stock Boards each like amount.
making in all $4,000. MOULTRIE.
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The Ugly Club OF the University Of Virginia had
their celebration on the. 28th.. J. s. STUBS, of
Gloucester County, who had been elected the ug-
liest man in the University, presented with the
boots. g. M. WEssoN, Of Charleston, 8. O., who
was elected the prettiest man, was presented with
9 hat. A pair OF slippers was presented to the
most conceited student, and huge stick of candy,
manufactured for the occasion, to the smallest
one. Brief speeches were made by all the parties,
and the affair passed off with great good hunor.
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Thepress OF Northern Ohio still teem with &C.
counts of the losses Of sheep by the storm, and
estimates Of the aggregate loss are being made.
The following figures are not supposed to be en-
tirely accurate, but give something like correct
showing Of the number Of sheep Lost in. the seye
raj counties named: Lorain, 10000 to 20 OOO Geau-
60, 5000 to 10000; Ashtabula, 1000; Trumbull,
1000; Portage, 60OO; Lake, several Thousand; Tus-
oarawas, 1000; Huron, Il, 900; Ashland, 10, ,OOo
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Late Markets.

oHoAGo. July Flour dull. Wheat dull, but ad
vanced to Co.. sales Mt 81 8 for No and 25 for No
Corn steady and advanced u to 70; sales at 69H to
600 for No Oats dull and declined u to 40; sales at
80 to S3o for No and 80 to 3016o for No Hghwnes
dull Freighis aIm; lsc for corn to Buffalo. Receipts
$500 bbls Hour 0V0 bush heat 143 900 bush corn
60 600 bush oats shpments-1OOO 900 bbls -four l6 O8o
bush wheat, 86 600 bush corn. AZ, 900 bush oats.
MILWAUKEE, July Flour dull Wheat 50 04 Y.
Corn heavy. Receps-140O bbls -four 420O bush wheat
10 OG0 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats shipments-56o0
bbls -four, 66 600 buah wheat.
LouIsvILLE, July T. TX P. M.-sales 76 hhds Leaf To.
bacco at full prces. Superhue flour ST co. extra family
$40 &C. Stocks good market dropping. oorn SOC o.ts
unchanged. Moss Pork $685. bacon, shoulders l7c;
clear sides, 211sc. Lard 2l1zc In ercs. Raw Whskey
CrNcINsATI. July Flour unchanged and in mode.
rate demand for the higher grades Wheat very dull
and prices irregular and lower Extra spring sold at $2
an and old red at As to 50 90 Corn in good demand
62 to 63 for No in and ID In Sacks Oats dull
at ~ TO 45 for Nos and Rye very dull aud No was
not saleabe at over 80 at the Close Nothing doing
Barley Whi key steady at 50 IS duty paid 2c In bond
Mess @ Pork rm At 80 Is to sss The Commercial
that 1000 lbs were cold last evening at the inside rate
Bulk meats mer; shoulders sold 15s<; packed and
aides at Tx; Lard is held at a. butt the demand is
light Bacon dull II for shoulders Sides sold at 1927
aud clear sides a. H. Butter unchanged; 23 to 28.
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The trot for $4,000 between the Boston mare
blackstone Belle" and the Philadelphia mare
"fanny Allen," which came of at the Mystic
rark, Boston, on the I'd, before very large
crowd, vas won by the Boston marc in three
straight heats. Time-2.2Sa; 2SOI; and 2. 80. A
Large amount Of money changed hands.
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ns- NoTICE.-CO -CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER
STAB OF THE SOUTH, from Baltimore. are notified
that she is discharsng her cargo North Atlantic
Wharf, This Day. All goodsIet the Wharf at sunset
will be stored at expense and risk OF owners
'..a WILLIS d OHIsoLM. Agents.
July 10 ...rHA ..s.
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THE CHOLERA IN New YoRK.--The Commercial
Advertiser Of late date says: "Within the last
twcnty-iour hours twenty-five cases Of CHOLERA
were reported at the. Office Of DR.. DALTON, Sani-
tars superintendent, six Of which were declared
genuine. In every case the regions surrounding
the several CAGES were duly disnEeeted."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n5- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER IUIU
from Baltimore. notified that she is discharena
cargo at Browns South Wharf Goods uncalled for at
sunset remain on the Wharf at owners rish.
ea. &c." STREET BROTHERS 90.
. July u 81 ,.
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coident at Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 11..-Fathers GERDAMANk
and CLAMPE, with two students, were drowned
to-day by the capsizing Of boat. Two other
priests were saved by clineing to the boat, which
finally drifted ashore.
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n5- THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI-
CATION will be made for renewal Of Script No. 26l,
dated June a. 1851. for Twenty Shares In name Of j.
81. OPPE NHIn. in Trust In Home Loan and Building
Association. Said Script having been lost during
sHEnMANs raid through Camden, 8. O. 1
June IA: 1nmosmo
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LATER DISPATCH.

New York, July 11.-Ooupon sxes Of s1, 109l
PiveTwenties Of 62, 1063 of '64 los; Of '65, 1909
Treasury notes 1035, North Carolina new bonds
'69s Gold 4s3. Cotton dull. Sales 270 bales.
Middling 36. Flour dull and unchanged. South
-ern lower. Sales $50 bbls. at $40 to 1850 Wheat
dull. No. Chicago Spring $2o5 New Milwaukee
$2.2s. Pork heavy. Mess $S1.75. Lard heavy:
18a to 81. Whiskey dull. State s22O Sugar
quiet. Coffee dull Naval Stores declined. Tur-
ipentne rs to rs. Rosin s2.62t to $50.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, July 11.-Cotton irregular and
very low. Middlings 80 to $40. Sterling 6s. New
York Exchange quieter at premium. ~
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The Went Intifes.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE State Department
mas received no official information whatever con-
corning the reported insurrecton in the Island Of
Cuba.
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H5- CTI e .-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be madef RENEWAL (the orisi.
nails being burnt) OF CERTIFICATES No. 1899 for 20
Shares Issued March 1857 and No. 1430 for 10 Shares
Feb 8, 1858, In Charleston Gas Light Company, in the
nsrne o. JOHN SCH aIERLE.
1unel j1,15 jul, l2-a1,15
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Now York. Market.

New YORK, July n.-Cotton quiet. Sales SOC
bales at IS to 81. Gold 49z. Sterling 81 for 6t
day bia. .l.-L ----- ~ ----
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Lnne Dead mt Lnat

LEAvENwoRTH, July 11.-senator JIM LANE has
died OF his self-inflicted wound '-'.
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Suicide of Senator Lnne.

LEAvENwoRTH, July 1.-The surgeons, in con-
sultation, have decided that Senator LANE will
die, but may live few days longer. ID. >.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, July 11.-ssles of Cotton to-day 200
bales. Middlings 800. Middlings scarce, and
command full prices. Lover grades more abun-
dant and cheaper.
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H5- TO THE CREDITORS OF THE CHARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD CoMPANY.-No-
tice is hereby given that will forthwith institute suit
against said Company for the recovery Of the
duo E. g. B. LARTIaUE ION original construction Of
the Road) since April 1st 1852 with ineres and that
on Judgment being obtained the Sheriff will be directed
to collect the money II possible. G. B. LARTIaUE
Surviving Partner.
Blackville. g. G., July O. 1865. 1~ JuIy1a
nS- NOTICE.-ELIzA O'NEHL, ADMINS.
TRATR1x OF REV. p. o'NEILL vs. MARIA T. NO.
KEWN. AND OTHERS.-Pursuant to the decree of the
18th May 1885, notice is hereby given the Creditors Of
the Estate Of the Rev. PATRICK o'NEILL dec ,ased.
to come In and establish their claims before me- on or
before the 1st Of September next.
..- JAMES W. GRAY,
May 81 th3mos Master In EQUITY.