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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14
Legal Notices.
The State of South Carolina.

The State Of South Carolina.
IN Equity-Newberry District. Jno. S.
Renvick and others, creditors, VS.. Jas. II.
Williams, Exor, and others. Bill for account
and relief.
The creditors of benjamin Duckett deceased,
are Ieoured to render on oath and establish their
thier respective demands, before the Comm ission-
er Of this Court, on or before the first day of
January 1867, SILAS SJOIINSTONE, C,E.N.D.
CONS Office, Oct. 10Th, 1856. I'm. *lo
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Newberry District-E. 3. Stoddard
& Co., ct. al. VS.. Michael Buzzard ct. al.
The creditors of NJ. P. s. W. L. Buzzard,
and Of NJ. P. Buzzard and A. J. McCollum,
and also of William L. Buzzard and N, P.
Buzzard individually, are required to render
and establish, on oath, their respective de-
mandS before the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the first day of February next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. END.
CONS office, Oct, 1st 1866.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14
Partial List of Articles
Sold for One Dollar Each,

Sold for One Dollar Each,
Without regard to value, and not to he paid
for until you know what you are to receive:
15Eleg't Rosewood Pianos, from $500 to $50
5Eleg't Melodeons, Rosew'd Cases 175 to $50
so First Glass Sewing Machines 40 to 300
IS Fine Oil Paintings so to 100
$50 Fine Steel EngraVings, framed 20 TO 80
so Music Boxes -. 25 to 40
$50 Revolving Patent Castors, Silver 20 to 40
$50 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 90 to 35
400 Sets of Tea and Table Spoons 20 to 40
$50 Gold Hunt'gCase Watch S, war'td 50 to $50
100 Diam 'dRngs, ,clust'r&single stone IS to 26O
IT'S Gold Watches 5to $50
300 Ladies' Watches 60 to 100
500 Silver Watches 20 to rs
Diamond Pins Breaches and Ear Drops,
Ladies' Sets Of Gold and Coral, Jctand Gold,
Florentine, Mosaic; Lava and Cameo; Sets
Of StudS, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and
Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thimbles, LorketS,
New style Belt Buckles Cold Pens and PEN
cif$, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and
large assortment Of Fine Silver Ware and
Jcwelry Of every description. Of the best
make and latest styles. o.
~ 4 chance to obtain dfly2Cf the
a5oue articles for ONE DOLLAR,
By pMchaslng-a sealed enreIope for
25 cts. 49,.
70 Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for
81; Eleven for So; Thirty for SIS; Sixty>fye
for SIN. one Hupdred for SIS ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14
Divorce made Easy.

We copy the following advertisement
from the "Carolina Spartan :"
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

Is for Moths, Mosquitoes ,FIeas, ,Bed-bugs,
Insects on plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22, IL A. M.-oorToN.IIhe
market been somewhat excited this morning oy re-
rorts OF an advance OF to I'd at Liverpool ana tae
aales already exceed 1000 bales partly atyesterdsys
figures and partly at fuller pri es s.,,...,,
me demand is s active, with the prospect OF noera
saeg although the movement is checked oy tne hovanc
ed pretensfons of factors Last evening we quoteo
dnsry at 80 to 3lc GoOd Ordinary at ~ 20 Ssc Low
Mddling at S6 to 37c., and Mioong at % W -Vc' Nv
tors now ask higher figures.
SuGIn AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts since yesterday
Comprise 10 hhd Sugar and go ools molasses from the
.oast There Is . fair supply Of Louisana Sugar on
hand but very little or no LOUISIANA @ 1
braoe 100 hhds good fair to fully fGr sugar on PrIate
terma and IL hhds fully fair at $50. per h. Fully far
is-quoted at lax to l4xc. per 10. -c =,
FLoUR.-The sales hus for comprise o,o Dpis, so o
which loo low superape ut So 90; $50 superAne at S. So
400 ON its merits S9 1eOoY extra at SlO o. ana oo
good extra at $N IS per bol. a.. ,,
CoRN-Is In light supply, and In very acaVe oetnsno
snd prices have still further advanced ABOUT 90 PEE
bnshel The sales embrace 4c00 sacks. Of which 1000
mixed in lots at 85c 800 at $780, 1000 at soc and 1fs
do 1t $50, per bushel ..
lively demand and the sales thus Tar INCLUDE etoVo
Ia5X and sSO00 in three lots three amounts OF
$1,000 each, two of 5000 and sl0000l. at l26
In Silver we notice sale Of $1,000, in American ha
The sales Of Foreign Exchange included $4,000 6rst
GLASS sterling at 1S4 60 0t0 good conmercA francs at
I18E and 500 100 Al 100 zoo and 100000, at 10
EyEsNa-Stin depression in Exchange, Gold ana
Cotton. Nothing doing In Loans or Discount. ihe
downward tendency OF Coin, Cotton and Sterling pu1.
zles the mercantile community, anu mas soiie eneo'
upon General Trade.
GorD-I25X TO l26X Market well supplied.
arrR1rs Is very unsettled and sales have been made
to-day at various from 1873 10 1S5h both buyers
and sellers showing but little disposition to operate.
Corros-There L. continued falling of IN receipts,
md everything to indicate that but tte more
win come 10 hand. Middiiug so to 40c.
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POsTOFFICE.

CHARLESTON, S. O., March IT, 1855.
THE MAILS TO AND FROM THE NORTH ARE TO
BE TRANSPORTED BY RAIL, the service of the LEAR,
steamers having ceased. Until further notice. the MALI
for the North will close daily at A. NJ.
The public should understand that letters sent D'
ship must be enclosed In Government envelopes"
and that letter weighing less than half ounce, thu
sent must have An additional three cent stamp, and
then pay ono moro cent for ship at the Office Of delivery
or lacking the additional stamp, It will be charged four
cents at New York. other destination OF the ship
or delivery there, and double that rate. distributed
or some other Office Letters of additional weights will
be charged double their respective paid rates.
March II STANLEY G. TROTT, Act P. ii.
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POSTOFFICE.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., March "a, 1866.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE 10 CON.
TIME THE MAIL SERVICE BY SEA TO NEW YORK
until further notice. Mails WILL therefore, be made up
and close at this Office one hour before the advertised
time Of departure of the Seamerson Thursdays BY the
Peoples Steamship Company's Line. and on Saturday.
by the Regular o. g. Mail Line.
Tho RAIL ROUTE MAIL will not be changed By this
sea servce but and after the 25th, the Malls by the
Northeastern Rarosd win close at this Office at Z. M
nstead of sA.M. STANLEY G. TROTT.
March % Acting P. n.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. March .-CorroS.-The market has been
dull throughout the day. Only few buyere entered
the market at s and there seemed to be general IN
disposition tn handle the staple. Sales we're conhned 20
500 bales the market closing quiet and dull at 81 to ~
cents for middling.
MONETARY AND FrNANcrAI--The continued STEADY de,
cline of gold aud weak market keeps cotton low and
has upset exchanges generally This has been especially
the case for the last two days Gold being the standsra
by which the other departments of business are inh
enced and regulated thers be no confidence in the
stability of prices long as its present o
quotations day Apryso dispatch received late tnts
afternoon from New York. quotes gold down to l253
and unless reaction should take place. we may LOOK or
further decline With the remark thatit Is almost
impossible to arrive at true state Of the Market we
give the the nearest approach to the rates
Of the day, that we could learn ,oo 4.
12 do Commercial sterling 1873 to 49,. Private s trans MS
oc1d NOT ASCERTAIN the exact figures Different parties
Guots New York Ave and ten day Cotton biils 70 q.
md x to discount. One transaction u q oscoun'
Was reported to us. .,s
Ths Bank rates for sight are discount and outside
rates vary from q to discount Tor cotton BILE
New Orleans sight x premium
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Arrival. .t Mills House, March 20.

Bolen and servant, Carolina; Robinson,
Port Royal; /, Mackey. Florida; Brown, Jersey;
" Appleton, Boston; G Brown. Louisiaaa;
Thornsen, Boston; J Bodn, Everett, T Lockwood.
York; Adams, Jane Adams, 8 Carolina; Capt west
n Duett, Lever.t It. New York; Cof1n, Carolina:
H D Heywsrd Y Hsgerpan, N York; l. Cooley,
O'Brannon Barnwel; O Langdon. Banbridge. New
York; " Kyle, Columbia. O; L Rice Hilton Heaa;
Carr, Charles ION; n Frame, D w Baldwin, YORK;
W " McCloskey, Rome; Purves, Phindelphia; II
Chistine A Everett, Edsto
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MIXTURES. own. REMEDIES,
Congress Spring Water.
Empire Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water.

NO NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND HAS
yet been discovered MANUFACTURED that equals these
waters as PREVENTIVE, RELIEF AND PERMA.
MENT CURE for many temporary and chronic dis
cases. as proved by the experience Of hany thousands
who have drank them for years. with the most beneficial
efecta.
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Consignoes per south Carolina Railroad
March 2S.

2s7 bales Cotton los bags Cotton Seed car Stock.
ana Sundries. To 2 Rodgers Co. Howard, "
williams, B Holmes. Clacius k Witte, N Caldwell
q Soug H L JeHsrs Uo,:A D Jones, Guilleaume,
Staring. " PDowlng, Loeb, fass & MintE, J Wiley.
L Butterheld, 4 " Gale, Hunt, Strauss, Vanoes &
Co r A Soubistes Prof F 8 Holmes
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Money Sent Without Danger Of Loss.

POST OFFICE, CHAHLxsroE 8. O.. Feb s, 1855
THIS OFFICE has BEEN DESIGNATED AZ
"Money Order Office" and orders upon any oshe'
Money Order Oloe, In sums from ono dollar to thir,
dollars, may be drawn. Where larger sum is 10
quired, additional orders to make 1t up must DO OBJ
tained.
The ol .rges for Money Orders Wiz oe as follows:
On Orders not exceeding $l0............. 10 cent?
over $40 and not exceeding $40. 10 cent?
Over $40 and 70 SSU. ~ ooAS
STANLEY G. TR0TT, A. p. NJ
February5
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HEALTH RESTORED,
AND SICKNESS PREVENTED BY USING THE oELR
BRATED
GRAEEENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARE
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON,


Which will infalbly, positively, invariably cure an
those torturng perplexing and debitating symptoms
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNESS,
etc. which tss Ssa sges spS Of IS S 60
for which the medical profession seeks In vain fora
remedy and from which wealth, position, decacy, and
refinement afford no exemption.
Read the following: ., .oo,
am graduate of the regular Medical Colleges. Eight
cen months ago had Of severe female dis.
ease which had entirely failed to cure. One lady had
constant hystercs had every symptom OF epneptc
convulsons consequent upon deranged mensTuation;
we're symptoms Of continued uterine derangement.
Having my attention called to MARSHALL'S UTERINR
CATHoLICON used It, and 1t cured every case There
has not been O ain gle failure In its operation.
-"' NV 0'o G. J. NORTHINGToN, N. D.
na-see that the seal of the Graefenberg Company La
oa every bottle. -6N
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
Are the beat in the world for family use and for Ind
eestion Constipation Headache Nervousness-Bl
fousnees Heartburn Acidity- Nausea-- Fhtulence.
want Of Appetite representatives, complalnt-ari
pngs-Feyers
on account Of their great mdness and fom the fsct
that they never gripe nauseate or leave the bowels
constipsted condition, the Grsefenberg P1ls Will DC
found more pleasant than any others.
n6Prco Is cents per box. On tbs receipt OF one oo
Lar four boxes win be sent by msl free Of postage TO
any part Of the country.
DYsENTERY sYRUp.-Prioe so cents
Infable In all ca8es Of bowel complaints, and eec'
tain cure ior ASIATIC CHOLERA
GREEN MOUNTAIN 0INTMENT.-Price IS cenm
RrFor Burns, Bruises, Scalds Old sores, Ca1lbAins,
Chapped Skin, Gold Sores, and wherever there h In
Aanrnshon. It acts like magic. @
HrThe Ointment Is guaranteed as the oeSt appncer
Hon In the world for the above. It acts more quickly
and certainly than any other ever offered to the public
OHLDREN'S PANACEA.-50 cents.
sARSAPARILA COMPOUND.-$L
CONSUMPTIvE'S BALSAM.-S3.
EYE LOTION.-25 cents.
HEALTH BITTERS.-25 cents.
PILE REMEDY--$1.
FEYER AND AGUE REMEDY.-50 cents.
MANUAL OF HEALTH.-z5 cents. complete fsmi
ly Physician. Sent by mail on receipt of 25 centa-
THE GRAETENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES are Pre-.
pared under The i'm mediate supervision OF SKILFuL
PHYSICIAN, and they may be relied upon all cases
nzrTHEY ARE PURELY VEGETABLE IA
E9TTbey lave been the leading America Remedies
for 20 years. ,r,,,,,,,
Sold. wholesale and retail. by THE GRAIFENBERd
COMPANY, No 139 William street, New Srk, ana ps
the trade generally.
asrThe trade supplied on liberal terms.Dy
KING & CASSIDEY,
March IT stuthsmos CHARLEsToN. 8. Q.
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PannenKerDs

Per steamship Alhambrs, for New York. Noble. L
81 Matair, W Mstair, Miss Jennison, Evans. Rev
W Snider, and I6 In steerage
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, CIV
Webb, D W Jordan Smith, " Shackelford and Lady.
" Green, " F Sha3 Miss Cameron, LaBruce, Miss
LaBruce Mrs Ellis and children, Mrs Solomon hrs
Levy and nurse, and II in steerage
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GREAT GIFT APPORTIONn1ENT,

to be divided according to the following regulations
Certificates Of the various articles put into
velopes ndscrminately, sealed up, and when ordered
are taken out without regard to choice, and sent By
mall, thus showing no favoritsm. On receipt Of the
certificate you wild yhat You to have and then
1t s ct your option to send the dollar not Purchasers
may thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any
set OF JeweIry on our List for One Doller.
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Memoranda.

The steamship Ahambrs. which lett her wharf yester-
day afternoon to proceed to came to an anchor IN
the Roads, in consequence of heavy weather.
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To Ts6Ta Budd, B s Rhett

phosph.s. Of Lime. &c. To rs ct Budd, Rhett
Schr Alonzo Austin, smalley, Rockport Me- Is days.
Lime, Hay Potatoes, &C. To Olney Go, and Trout g
Amsbury
sohr Paine. Mayo, New York. 8 days. Railroad Iron
and Hay. To " Roach, o R r Co. and Order.
Schr Aurena Howe, Briggs, Boston, days from
Yinyard Sound. Mdze. To Locke, + Marsnal'
Bissen Bro, J E Adger Co, Mackey Baker, White q
Paine Pinckney Bros, DR. e Holbrook Hurkamp
Co, DA ANIME, O Graveley, Gale, Robinson 90, o
Saitet, q Mcdowell & Co. Getty Co, Campbell
Higgins G williams & Co. W Marsoher, d silSo1,
Cowperthwait, Pattani, E David, Thomson Co. M
OQivie Hart l. %, Cowperthwit, G W Clark Co.
Hurkamp & Go. J Harris, Judge Rankin.
Schr Amos Edwards, Somers, Philadelphia days
from the Capes Coal. To Getty Co.
Steamer Vance, Guthrie, Augusta, Ga. ~ oaies
Cotton. 298 sacks R Rice &c. To Willis Il Chisolm.
Mure Co, J Pringle, Dawson GO, Mrs W
Smith, Bancroft Jr, @ Brahe, N g Parks Co.
Petit, Webb & Sage. ,,
Steamer Pilot Boy Payne, Georgetown. 8 G: l29
terces Rice bags Rice, II bales Cotton, li5 pols
Rosn, and Mdze. To Ferguson Holmes, Shackeliord
4 Fraser, NJ Caldwell l. Son, c Walker, E Thurs
ton. Mrs LaBruce, w Dsggett, and others.
Steamer Fountain. Castner, savannah via Hilton
others.
AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Gulf City.
Cleared Yesterday. MARCH rs
Steamship Alhambra, Terry, New York-Ravenel& Co.
schr Chas SticKney, Mathers, Philadelphia Ba-
ker l. Co.
Schr Montana Bearse, Boston-T Street
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EMPIRE WATER

lisa cathartic, and valuable remedy for Rheumatism
Derangement of the Liver Diseases of the Skin, and
General Debility Its effects most salutary in Lung
Diseases It is almost SURE CURE for Scrofu, and
the most aggravated forms of Dyspepsia As PREvEN
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangements, 1t stands
anriYaled.
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OF OYER
Ten Millions of Dollars.
MUSICAL NOTICE.

MRS r. NJ. HARPER DAUGHTER AND PUPIL OF
lyl the late Prof II. 8. REEvEs offers her services
to the citizens of Charleston Techer Of VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Residence No. 26 Soclety-street opposite the Higb
School
Refers 10 Gen. JAMES sIMoNs, Dr.. VIZ z. WaAse T.
GRANGE SrAioNs, and Dr. ". M. FrToH.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ARLEs sTON,
Arrived Yesterday

ArrtVcU HCHIcIUtays InAECH
p,b.rk Iakembs, Cowan. Liverpool, 60 days. Salt,
c..i and Mdze To Hubert Smith Co. and q
Hr bark VIM Rannie, Decker, Liverpool-saiied Feb
l6 Coal. To Gibbes & Co. ,. n., ~.
sp brig Bsatriz, Pages. Hsviua, days. Ballast. To
Order. -. Wall d p.u
ro,d From and IJsy To Trru' & Amsoury, and q
Co. nx,so,,h,. a,vo
rower ! Cosprove. A To1iss' Sons C N Averin Son,
Bolmann Bros L Feltnan klinck WickenoerS,
youers ONeil. I.i.;!e T. Marshall. E AdgGr 20;
6tenhouse & Co, and O;d:r.
schr Y S Doughsen Ta:cm, pilaaelcfa, days.
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A RRANpALR L co., MANUFACTURERS. AaENTs
a No. 1877 Broadway, beg to announce TO the peoph
Of charleston that they have opened the large store No.
24 Kine-sreet I'm the Bend) as Branch Establishment
or the sale Of the following splendid List Of articles, all
ho ooJd ar One no1Iar each
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MAnulHCtuf6fB Agent5,
No. 1877 Broadway, New York,
And 254 King.street, Charleston.
Announce that all the above List Of goods viii be sol6
FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
In consequence of the great stagnaton OF trade IN
manufacturing districts Of England, through the
having cut Of the supply Of cotton large quantity oG
valuable Jewelry, originally intended for tho Englsh
BE SOLD AT ANY sACkFICEI Under these cirsum-
stances, ARRANDALE b CO., acting Agents for the
principal European manufacturers, resolved upon
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is tonic and diurotc of highly beneficial character
and is POSITIVE for Diabetes, Gravel Calculus
ritaon and Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Bladder
and has most singuarly active effects In restoring these
organs when debitated by long disease. Females who
have suffered for years from regulariy and the dis
tressng diseases known only to their SEX have been
entirely cured by the faithful and udcious use OF CO.
LUMBIAN WATER
These waters arc bottled fresh and pure from each OF
the abovenamed Springs. in so careful and secure
manner that they all their medicinal value fol-
years. and will be found equally eicacious when drank
thousands Of miles distant when taken directly from
the Spring.
Beware of limitations and Inferior Waters the corks Of
all genuine Congress, Empire and Columbian Waters
are branded on the side OF the cork, thus
fCoronEss WArER,) EMPIRE WATER,
( O. SE. s. Co. @. e Co. !
(CoLUMpIAS WATEn,
U. E S. Co.
Packed safely and securely in boxes suitable for ship
ent to any part of the world. Congress and Empire
Waters in boxes containing Dozen Pints, or Dozen
ouart Bottles EACH Columbian Water In boxes contain
ing 4, or Dozen HALF Pints or Dozen Pint Bottles
each.
Sold by all Druggists. hotels Wine Merchants, and
frst.class Grocers.
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CONGRESS WATER

Ia csthartc, Alternative and tonic, and is valuable
remedy for affections of the Liver and Kidneys, Dys
pepsis Gout Chronic Constipation and Outsneous dis
eases It is most powerful preventive OF the Fever
and Bilious Complaints, go prevalent In warm climates
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March 2e-Evening.-coT7oN-There
was some inquiry for the higher grades to-day Lower
Strict middlipgs at $50 and good middlngs at sSc
GoLD-The receipt OF New York dispatches Dy seye-
raj of wholesale houses that god was 20 anu zs:'
almost caused o suspension Of trade Brokers, not.
wstanding bought and l26, and sold at l2S and
120.
SILyER.-Broie iers buy at lao and sell at 10.
SEuURrrua-None offering.
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TaE GRIFFIN TISI-WEEKLY STAR
LOGAN, FITCH Il CO.. PROPRIETORS.
CIRCULATION THREE THOUSAND AND RAPIDLY
~ Increasing. Published every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY MORNING.
Terms-s5 per Annum-$3 for Biz Months
Terms OF Advertsing-1 square month. .S126S
2squares months. ......S go
1sQuare 6monthh. ....S1
January Is
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II EEPS CONST,NT1,Y ON HAND FULL Ass0RI
n MENT n beet grades Of French, Enghsh. an an
American Cloths Cussmeres, and VestDgs, wnicn WI
be soil By the ysrd mde to order N the ases. SD
ion. SIno 9AnuAi! ~
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE MADE All.
L RANGEMENTS with Mr. J. 8. PHILLIPS, to con
tnue the DRAPER and TAILORING business at their
old stand No. 80 BROAD-STREET In all its branches
formerly conducted by them and solicit for him from
their former patrons and friends the same liberal pht
ronage 90 generously extended to themselves.
January 81 EDGERTON & RICHARDS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Alhambra-214 bales Up
land Cotton, 90 terces Rice "a packages Sundries.
PHHADELPHIA-Per schr Chss Stickney-l00 tons
Old RaIro0d Iron, IA tons Old Shafts and Cranks.
bales Paper Stock packages Furniture, and SS 800
feet Ranging Timber.
BosTON-Per schr Montana-1S2 bales Upland Cotton.
2S2 bbls Rosin 200 bbls Tar 444 Hides, bales Calf
Skins 81 crates and bales Rope, Is bales Bagging,
13 bbs Saltpetre, 40 bales Rags 226 tons Old Iron
and Sundries
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
The market was firm yesterday, with sales OF Upland
OF 200 bales at s4c per h. for Low Middng to S7c per
lb. for Good Middling Cotton.
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LTyERPOOL-Per Br bark Morton-16 casks and 10
cases Hard ware l25 plates Steel 10 Courtney Ten
aent; Ploughe and oox Plough Fittings, TO
Courtney; cask Holloware, cask Nails. CASKS
Hardware, bundle Pans. to III Ogilvie; 278 iron
Pots, 2S8 Covers $50 Camp Ovens, So Biscuit Ovens
A Spiders, to J Thompson Co; half pipes Bran
;- dy 20 casks Wine 18 casks Vinegar, CASKS Gum.
Brandy, so cases Olive Oil. 20 cases Paper. cases
Leather. IS cases Soap. cases Prunes, to WI
kns: 500 boxes Tin Plates case Hardware. ~ ooAes
Books $50 bags Rice, 63 packages Mdze, $500 sacks
Common Salt A dozen Mats, 80 casks Bottled Beer.
to order; 200 boxes Raisns 50 boxes Figs to tasen
~ pkps Mdze 8 pigs Mdze to Order; 80 packages
Mdze to Graveley; 2 bales Mdze. to Tre1chard
Per bark VIM Reroie-204 tons Cam. Coal,
318 tons Gas Coal, to Order Per bark Lakem-
ba-54Sl sacks SALT 1o4 tons House Coal. to Hu-
bert 10 crates Earthenware to Smith Co; bale
Mdze to 81 Trehchard.
, 1866-10-28
HON. JOHN nonRtssEY.

Thc pafdouc0 rebel ucwsDapcr or fhis clty
Is Jealous of The uor. John Morri.scy. Ind l.
irving TO dlsparuce the high posIt1ou TO
which he has foucht hi. var a. one of the
great leaders Of the New York "pcmocracy.
Il denies stout1v that he han been nominatea
for Congress In The Fifth District and says
the respectable men Of the party are Opposed
tu him. On the other b,nd Tho ac.natches
posYtirc1y annonnce h;s nomination md Inn
New York napers nnblfsh his name among
the list OF cana,aate.. Thc evidence. AZ
usu.l, Is clearly a.aIntt the pardoncd rcbcl
ncwknane-. ani, In thns ,as, ,l,no o,. of tho