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GRINDING MILLS. Sedgebeer's Patent
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GEORGIA YELLOW PINE LAND FOR SALE
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ALLCoCK'S Porous PLASTERs.

ALLCoCk'S POROUS PLASTERS.
These pltsters have Tie comractress OF Md lether
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1r hear; ad,ctil SIN all these e,ses they have to
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DIR. Z. r. HENDERsONS LETTER.
Or. I. ALLcocs-SE ILaye been suffering IN
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i.uss very tTuiv,
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP WITH Z. T. Bah
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ASH and superior u any Sap0uifer or lye in the
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IMpoRTANr TO FEMALEs.-rn

Pastor OF Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Jan l3-dSwlw.
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CITY COFFEE HOUSE.
First Door West of the Old Baptist
Church.
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To he sold at one dollar each, without regard to
value, and not to be paid for until You
know what yOu are 10 get.
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GEORGE w.BERRY & CO..
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Walnut, Chestnut, and Painted
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Reirigerators, Bureaus, " ardrobes, & c.
and Holmes Block, Haymarke, Square.
BOSTON.


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HAM, p south Eighth Street. Philadelphia. Trade
supplied. Agents waited.
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The Richmond Times earnestly calls upon
the virginia Legislature 10 pension rebel
fodiers who were crippled in the service.
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MARINE E NEWS.
PORT OF CtAISL TON.

Arrived laturdny. MAY 10
Schr VIM Allen t3-maste9, Cranmcr Washington ID
@ Hay and Coal. TO u Master.
Steamer Kate. lockwood Pilatka, via Jacksonvi lille,
FcrnaudiDa. Savann H. &c. 10 bales Cotton. To Mas.
ter. Ronor y S:oncy X q linckney, Southern Express
Co, w Latz and others.
Arrived YeueIdny. MAY 20
Pilot boat Anna Sfns Ccssr. Savannah on q cruise.
Cleared Saturday. MAY 10
Steamship Saragossa Croweli, New York-RaveneI Il Co.
Steamship A,tcle. Hall. Batpore-Strect Bros & Co.
Br schr Alert, Mum, Cuba and Slurket-J Enslow 4
Co.
Schr Southerner Darling, BoSon-P Locke.
Schr s IL Caiy, trowcl Baltirnnre-Strcet Bros l. Co.
Schr N Smith, Stc:son Phad, lpha-H + Baker 4 Co
Went To Sea Saturday. IaIAY 10
Steamship Saragossa Crowell, New York.
Steamship Adcie Hall, Baltimore.
Schr s Ii Cady, GrOwcll, Baltimore
Went to ScIL Yesterday. INLAY 20
schr Southorncr, Darling. Boston.
Schr y N Smith, Stcson Philadelphia.
Schr Clara Barrett, Wilmington. II G.
From this Port.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed. Baltimore. May lG.
Schr Time, GeOrhcgan Baltimore. May l6.
Schr Agnes, TrSlo, Now York May II, for Warehan,,
Mass.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Souder Lockwood, at New York. May II.
Schr 'ntley. Williams. at Baltimore, May IT,
Schr Wenonah, Tall, at Baltimore May II.
MemorantIR.
Tho schr Moonlight Suites from Boston for this port
was at Holmei Hole, May ii.
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lot OF $50 bushels white sold at 80 7s Corn-69OO
bushels white, 1850 bushels yellow Demand for white
was good and al sold at 686c for fair prime and
8O@S3c for mixed 1000 bushels yellow brought 82@ts3
Can advance Oats were in light supply. $50 bushels
sold at Gl@64c. Ryr-9UU bushels Pcnnsy lvauia and
Maryland mixed at &c., Last sale of prime Pennsylva
MIA WAS at 81.
NAVAL SToREs.-pirts OF Turpenno ia quiet at 95c
@Sl gallon. Rosn dull; quote pale ut S9GII; No l
Dbl. p. '"
PRovIsIoNs.-There continues good jobbing demand
for Dacop Shoulders and Sides with prices steady
transactions in other descriptions though are
nrm at last quotations, viz: Mess Pork, S3I; Bulk
Shoulders l3hc; Siies, 1611c; Hams In sweet pickle
1Sc; Lard &c for Western tcrceR.
SALT.-With fair jobbiDg d mard quote Liver
pool Ground Alum ut 81 rs; MarshalIs and WORTH
ington fne So 10 to SO l5 other brands ess known
81 so to s3; Turks Island 60 cents per bushel scarce
and in demand.
SUGAR-Was dull tc-day. wo hear Of no sales. The
stock is fair but not much of assortment We quote
prices steady viz for lair good refining, 10 to 1919
cents fair to good grocery Cuba IL TO cents; prime
12X to IL cents fair to good grocery Porte Rico
to 2 cents prime to choice l2, I3s cents; Dr. mo
to choice Demerara IA to AK ceuts.
REFINED SUGAR We give quotations. s fol- ,wa. Ex
ira fine powdered 16h cents powdered ap' eranuIated
l5E conts; soft crushed A, whiIe Is cep. Circle
cents B IA cents; extra lax os.ts: yellow 14I
cents Circle IL cents for lots ~ or NOR. bbs: 100
bbls e cent less. ' "
syRur-Balsmoro aoldo,l steady at s5 coats Der GAL
lon-in bbls. F o.
wHIsKEY.-Yery Ittio Offering Some inquiry. and
market closed hrD ut 50 2s small lots
Westorn
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE May 15-CoTToE.-Ony three buyers on.
tered the market to-day, but the chief sales were made
by party While the quotations for the email trans
actions show a decline Of about cont our figures
Of Saturday, factors offering spariugy, and bet
ter feeling existed in the market GOO bnles changed
hands u. 500 for Mlddling. Tho from Europe
seems DO based entirely upon political contingencies
which my change within twonty four hours aud with
it decided decline substantial riso. Letters by the
Last ma!l from Liverpool and London to houses in tho
CITY them not to be too hasty in their judgment
or Plans to walt and what the next few weeks
may develop. We find this feeling pretty general
Ar,o, those who in direct communication with
Ia,SinS uses the other side, and feel no h-pancT
in giving pub ..'ey to ii. When all Of the facts con.
neeed With the x m raa
view as at pst Glance we throw out these ideas for
what they may b5 worth .,
MONETARY AND F1NAsoIAL-The BronSss fleslng
God 7i7s@131. Sterling 13s@140 New York Sight
H9I premium. New Orleans Sight pr.
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Grinin. Lent Grabrcr Cot Anderson. Lieut. McaIar-
tin, Lieut. Holmes, . + Emf,on J A Noe, ] Knight
l. Rocning, and 10 in tte,t,go.
Per steamer Kate, from Salatka, via Jacksonville
Fert nndina. Savannah. &cy Gilclrist lady, chill
dren. and servant, o Ii Smi1. " Laiz. w " Neuman,
DR. Derdctt, ) G Mayo, lady and daughter O Feuwick
aud In stecrage.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May ~ 0-CoTToE--Market very lively
with o good demand, but light Offering stock. Prices
have vauced &c since serday. Sales day--Mid
ding 29c; Strict Midiing 20. and Good Mddling 80
GoLp-Gold In demand ut I'D; Brokers buying at l2S
SILyE:. unchanged.
Notwithstanding doing in stocks and bonds
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COMMERCIAL.
.IpOrrs.

CUBA ND A MARKET-Pcr schr AIort-9o0 600 feet
Lumber.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-3S4 ba!os Cot
ton, bags Wool. 10 bales Yarn, bbls Seed Rice
427 packages Sundries.
PHIL IADELPHIA-Per Rchr s N Smith-29 bales Cot
ton S52 bars Railroad Iron l05 Railroad Wheels, A
Empty Barrels, 10 bbls Ale.
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baltimore Market,

SALIlMORE, May lL-CoFPsR-our market =
aasy sIsospt he AaniSnects is the market
hear Of no aales to-day Quote fair to GOOD RIo 70
IsasSra s pse 10 io aD dgE to 40 cents saoee
Stock IN frat hands Il. ZOO bags RIO. ''N'S e'in
menf continues ie. no quiry for ship
Cd to Id in We report s.e Of 200 bbs p'no
EHtrs Are Har, At si 1 supers and
rate tobbing demsnd within our range annareS oae m
hrm; isss sso o. o. Sy Nun yellow at 8. as
VIZ: We ~ 80" s"oa. We feVise quotations.
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Wilmington Market.

=. .wiLMiNdTON, May l9.-TURpENr1NR- 90 bbls
& ~ @ ,or no" virgin 80 for yellow dip, and 81 so for
eaMn sfihITs ~, sT1arEsT1Ns-saes of 100 bbs at GO O.
- nRosIN-only about 75 LbIs. changed hands at q 2s
1o[ common, aud SO so to 81 so for No. l.
ding 4'' ~ "a u " ID ior mid
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e7- SIMIIIA sIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC,
FoR
PREVENTION AND CURE
"a TIC CHOLERA

AS the scasoL advances. and Dysenory Cholera Nor
bus, attended with Fevers, are becoming common,
PREVENTION for the AsIATIC CHOLERA is necessi-
ty with every Individual aud every family.
In the last visitation of cholera in this country Dr.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC regarded, wherever the
his tmo allowed it to be introduced the
surest PREVENTIVE and most efsctual CURE given to
the public.
or those who sss the PREVENTIVE faithfully. only
about hve per cent attacked and Of treated
tho mortality was less than four per cent.
One-ha f ounce wsls .S1O0
Pocket cases. three threequ walls, and book OF
directions, complete. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Family cases, three one-ounco vials, and book
Sent By mail free on receipt Of price.
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SINlIiIi SIMIL!BUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
IIfin1 1fIEIlIs h1IIIf. IrIf,E


nOmMsOi,NIilIS SIEOlFICS
~ rSnU NU Eo, Fnoni n r. mosi AMPLE EHpE'
cnt anu henaOs 40 iney are u .he only medicines per-
sann1. s w @ iauu ~ a s St SO t r ~, srs , ~ 70 oe
iI ne T T hs a,, % so h;hns. % w @ reiia r
% s' ny III na,o @ eeu % ,,o nenu"'''n roh
ah' A''' WI" 'i""s' 'ou'A 'A'' c.,
M c,rcs Ecxcrs. Connection Ipasmm,,ons en:s 1s
o 81 Warns Worm Fever Worm. Cole 2S
5, Crying Collie, or Teething Of In
iants....... .................. Is
f. Dinrrhmn of Children or Adults . rs
g. Dysentcry CriDiuU Bilious CoIic 2b
&" G, Chole n RIorbus, Nausea, Vomlt-
.........,.......,..... 25
z, Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. ........
s, Neurn Il sfa, Tootha.he, Faceache.. 25
Q, Hcudnchcs, Sick H.u,!ache Vertigo. 2b
10, " Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. 80. 25
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods.... 25
10. Group. Cough. rimcult Breathing. %
j., Nhe"n"tisn,, Rhsums,ie i a TaSn': pains: Is Is
." ,nua. 'e0' en'' f'''i' so
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Conalgnees per Northeastern Rai1rond,
PaRsensers.

,aon rer aeamship saragossa, for New York-wniian
,e ana Isdy. Hra Pcitie Niss Abby Reed Miss Isa
'eoo' ir W Barton, zsh!el, Mics H " drifin, W
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS. May 16.-corTos.-The market present.
ed not single new feature; the inquiry sm all buy
ders Very little was Offering. holders still mn to
se llIl lis at current rates. New York dispatch.s
other The Il O'Clock telegram quoted cotton at 8! to
800 gold So1 The noon dispatch said cotton was un.
ssies we're reported to u.s. bales Of ordinary at 49, 81
M26 ana 20 at 28 go'd rdinary as at 49, and 85 at
II oeleek dispatch reported cotton nomiua 81 to so
goo So4 The noon dispatch SAID that cotton was un.
hons but lists are held at 80 to sic mtdd ing With
great probability OF still demands IL these rates
are paid. The season Is rapidly advancing but onr
merchants still hold their cotton above current rates
ana are already making that 900 pales viii
pc carrie over In this city to the next season.
33[unsry 3nah 22@2sc
% 49, ~, ,.24@25c
Ma .26@27c
s,trc, nrsl; .28@ 900
DAie' niounnB. 900
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Howard street Super and Cut Extra $40 26lpSlO 90
Howard street Extra shipping .1l.5O "a 400
Howard street High grades. .......... 49, 20 1900
Howard street Family l4cO "a 1900
Ohio Super aud Out Extra. .............1OO0 O0 "a 1925
ohio Shipping Extra II. 90 "a 1900
Ohio ~ failing IL 90 a ~ 80
ONO Family Is. so GD l4b0
northwestern super. 9.7j 6D lOnD
North Western Extra observation-disclosures. TO- IN e0 II hO
Clty nl1llS 5upcr o. rs GD 1000
City Mills Shipping brands Extra 1900 "a 1880
Standard Extra ..........l IL 90 % 12O0
baltimore, Welchs Grrcnfleld Family. IL. 80 a OUOO
Baltimore high grade Extra. a...........I4.60 90 "a OOOO
r Su itI MY N.Y. oo0 600
hi1nl oil cd nEfnr Il Nr,n
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

On Saturday l.st about 800 bales of cotton wero dis
posed Cf prices III tho early part Of the day. being ir
regular but closed lrm with eli advance In prics of
10. to 10 per pound in most We quote:
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. .25@29
Lo+ MiddIiug to Middins. ........,..... 81 Cl32
Strict Middlng. ........-......., .33GD-
Goud Middng. .....................-@l-
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PORT CALENDAR. :
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

consiKnees per South Caroline Ueilrond
May n.
2s2 bales Cotton. cars Iron. 8 cars Lumber Furn
ture 90: TO q II alter & Co, q o Witte M aoldsmtb
Bon, Hunt Bros, w Wesson " Willama j r r
sioan, Ed Wiss 90, W w Smith, W q Dukes Co r
Petsch, Chisom Bros.
Oonnignees per Northeastern Railrond
49, May 1S.
10 bales Cotton. 253 bbs Naval stores, Mdzs 10 ars
cars Lumber. To Thur6ton & Holmes, Bee! man A.
S%igfall W Burnett 90. " Williams & Co. Lee &
spencer Adams. Frost 90. Dol L Parls II harden.
oAiard q hinott z Pritchett. Pagan. L Drigers.
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EMPIRE WATER

Ia cathartic, and valuable remedy for Rheumatism
Derangement Of the Liver, Diseases of the Skin and
General Debility Its effects sanitary IN LUNG
Diseases 1t ia almost CURE for Scrofua and
the most aggravated forms of Dyspepsia. As pRRvKN-
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangements 1t sandn
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HEALTH RESTORED,

AnONt WalCh AXE
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
Price s1.5o.
Which will infably, positively, invariably cure al
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNESS,
IhREdOLARlTIEs. etc. which weary and render un-
for which the medical profession seeks in vain toIe
reanement afford no exemption,
Road the folowing;
Tam LAFAYETTE, K1.: June 81. 1860
sen months so had cases of severe female dis
h Sita s upon
0tpers naa wnltes. irregularities and all thea I
Ha1g my eption called to MaRsHALIs uTsRfaI
h. Icon, used H. ard It cured every case. There
not been single faiess 9 sS D.
on every bottle.-G =. '--i
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
gestion Constipation Hesdache- Nervouanoss-Bi-
tousnees Heartburn Acdity-- Nausea Elatuence-
Want Want Of rrspsA-Lver complaint-ar ari
Sn account OF their great mdness. and from the fact
s Ss vs s
found more pleasant than any others. 1
S BY On % sss G9 do
any part Of the country.
DYsENTERY sYRup.-PrIoe so cents.
Infallible in all cases Of bowel complaints and oer
tain cure Tor ASATlO CHOLERA ~
GREEN MOUNTAIN COMMENTARIES 25 cents.
H1-For Burns Bruises, Scalds, Old Cores, Chblainn
Chapped Skin, Cold Sores and wherever there In In.
hammatfon. 1t acts like magic."d
QN-The Ointment s guaranteed as the beet applicn.
ton In the world for the above 1t acts oichlv
and certainly than any other offered to the public
cHILDREN,s pANAoEA.-5o cents.
sARSAPARILLA COMPOU sD.-Sl. .
CONSERVATIVES BALSAM-S3
EYE L0TI0N.-25 cents. .s.
HEALTH BITTERS.-25 cents.
PILE REMEOY.-Sl
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.-b0 cents ~ ,.s
MANUAL OF HEALTH.-26 cents. A conplete Fa.oh.
" Physician Sent by mail Oh receipt of Is cents
THE GRAEFENBtR Rd FAMILY MRDICINRs are nm
pared under the i'm mediate supervision of skill FT
PHYSICIAN, and they be relied upon In all casas
e. Il ayTHEY ARE PURELY vEGETABLR.-6u
-agThey have been the leading American Remedis,
for 20 years..
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by THE aRAEFENBFpe
ooMPAaY. &C No 1872 william street. Now York, and h5
n5-The trade supplied on liberal terms, by
KING & CASsIDEY.
March IT stnthamoa oHARtEsToN. G. O.
THE BARNwELL SENFINEL.
TTNHk PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPHR, WHICH or
FOE was destroyed In February isst BY the Fedorn
army has been resumed. II is tho only paper pphshs
u that large and populous District and to ana
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. May 15.-CorroN.-The n. arket
opened this morning with the steamship Morayts MS
advces from Liverpool at hs to tho 4th inst ncn
aye which, howeve disclosed but little any, varia.
ton on the received by tho Germania and Ov
OF Paris yesterday. offerings all classes stil con-
tnue very light. and the demand is OF q much moro
restricted character than heretofore Tho aggregates
aales today however, amount to 1400 bales divided
among the brokers' and the market closed unsettled mt
previous quotations. which repeat, follows viz:
Ofuiuary nominal
ooou .S06G31
Low MiddIng. ..32@SA
The unfavorable aivices from Europe have been
counteracted by the falling of receipts at this port
and by the movement to establish regular and settled
quotations.
n' STATEMENT COTTON
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1865. bales ss $50
Received since yesterday. ............... ai6
7sl. .eo4
Exported previously .623 273-s2S SGT
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Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared 15s ea7
The exports are for Barcelona e1clusiYalY.

Stock hand and on ahipboard not cleared la oar
suGAn AND Mo1AssEs~The receipts from the coast
since yesterday comprise 80 hhds Of Sugar and bbls
sugar ana Atoa.soa fair While there is but very little
domestic Molasses frat hands, there is little or
lana yellow clarified sold today at 1870 . il.
There is small retail business doing at 7@sc for
fully fair l0iSo for prime and ieo Is for ehoces et
GpS. Sugar ~ Is retailing at 9I5c for fair to prime
not meet the views OF holders We however continue
quote 1t 81 1880 for Eebeiled or fermentiue Louis
foreign Sugar and MGas.ea have been quite heavy
While the demand only moderate and ID
prices are somewhat easter than yesterday. but
to-day COMPRISE 1000 bbil Of WSioS $50 and Sc
choice extra sia So 10oow extra Sill 100 do at slOsO
cons-Js in good supply with q good demand, and
prices have advanced SC bushel yesterdays quo
to SACKS in as s% viz :1eS 5
and 400 prime white q. 81 os 1000 white at s
ana only q osal character quite moderate At
that while prices are looking down. The saes to-day
amount to 1000 sacks in the following order viz 100
5yo at 64o 800 prime at CSC. aud 100 at 55c per
BRAs-The supply and demand is limited. but prices
reI@a unchanged Tho only sale to-day is 100 sacks
HArErhe supp on hand is quite large but the
q s Sn
1 quote prime Western at s2i per ton.
but the demand continues good and prices Grm
Dealers are furnishing the demand at S33 SO per bb
BACON continucnin good retail demand and prices
stil ~ firm at 14c for shou ders Tx for rib
bed sides 1870 tor cear Sides and 25 to 27o per
Bugar-cured hams.
LARD-The supply on hand is limited but the demand
Is good and prices are firm at 22hc for prime In terces
and 2ic per ID in kega
BAdarSa continues active. and prices are frm with
an upward tendency Dealers furnishing the dc.
nsnd at 29c In roll, and Sic per yard Il. bales.
BALR ROPE Is In active demand, and prices are nrm
with all ad vance Of 10 since aturday Yesterday lot
OF 200 coils was sold at and to-day 80 coils at l7o
per yard but readily commands II hc In retail lots
SALr-Remains active and prices firm at ST. 80 to
retail lots.
suNpRIEs-There is Goshen Butter In market
Good Western Is and readily commands 65 to 10
b:; common IL dull at 25Io S6 a 10. Cheese is
IN good supply but dul at 2lc for Western and AZ O.
ID, for English dairy lots
FaEtoHTs-Aie very dull to all points. and the fol-
lowing rates cannot DO reporte3 much better than
nominal. viz: By sail 70 Liverpool u to 9.l6d and to
Aaye ~ 10 for Cotton, and by steam to the form
or I'd By sail to Now Yord and Boston 81 p bale and
by steam to the former y c.. and to the latter x c.
v 90. l.. II L..:. - .l-L -