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COMMERCI.A-I.
CHARLESTON, March 2

COTTON.-Soon after the close Of last wceks
operations, news from Europe unfayorablc to the
staple was published This caused general de-
cline of cents % lb. on the transactions of FRY
day lust, the sales Of the two daya amounting TO
about 200 balos, themost Of it on Saturday. On
Monday the market was. easier, with sales OF
about 800 bales, good Middling Cotton bringing
Il cents per lb. There were but few sales on
tuesday, but on " Wednesday thers was good de-
mand, md some 400 bales changed hands at full
prices. Tho market yesterday was dull and quiet,
with sale, Of less than 100 bales The, following
quotations will Indicate the character of the mar
fet yesterday: Inferior to Ordinary, 80 @ 81;
Good Ordinary, 80 @ "a; Low Middling, 81 q
3s; Middng to Strict Middling, 40 a Il; Good
Middling, 42. - -!.f -
RICA.-The supply during the week amounts
to about one thousand bushels of Rough and two
hundred and fifty ticrces Clean Rico. Tho mar
ketremains unchanged, clean Carolina, selling ut
IL to l2c. per lb. 49,. 80
NAVAL ST0RES.--The receipts Of tho week
comprise about seven hundred bbs. Rosn, Tar,
&c. We learn of sale Of No. I and Rosin,
rcpacked, at $3.50, and No. at per bbL; 100
bbls. loH No. 3 at $3.50, and 100 'bbls. Spirits
are worth about SO 10 55e. pergallon, the latter
price in retail way. - 4. 3, . f,rs -
HAY.-Tbcro have been no arrivals for some
days, and we hear of no large sales. North River
n,ay be quoted q. $3.50 to ITO per hundred from
second hands. -s.ss .-.fi. .s.3
CURN.-Thc arrivals of the. week amount to
about thirteen thousand bushels, all from Dalti
moro. The cargo schooner amounting to $500
bushels YeTluw and $500 bushels White, changed
hands at &C. cents per bushel, measure. From
second hands the, article is held at 1oo @ lo5
cents per bushel. ..s-.-.,,.,-i
OATS are in supply, and We learn Of sales at
60 cents per bushe. i'-'-
PLOUR-Thc receipts have bcen light during
the week and the article Is in some demand. E1
ira may bo quoted at s9.75@Slo; Super at
50 25 a 50 so, and Fine ut $S.25. .s.-S
SALT.-There have been no arrivals lately.
gu. The market is fully supplied. Sales in small
way take place at S2@2. 2.25 per sack.
COLDS purchased by the Brokers at IS
and sold at 37.-Genrfer. tna -
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Good News,

by reference to our advertising columns it will
be seen that proposals are wanted without delay
for carrying tri weekly mail from this point to
Augusta. Come gentleman, putin your bids, and
let. .haye this ll-importnnt mail routo established
at the earliest practicable uonent.
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FAsr1Yc.-Ata = time when provisions Of all
kind. are so dear, and procurable BY many
to bat very limited extent, it must be very
consoling. to learn, on the authority OF an
eminent English physician and physiologist,
that occasional abstinence from food IS likely
to be more beneficial than otherwise. DR..
Franklin recommended fasting one day in the
week. A workman would be slow to follow
this advice, unless the day Of fast were also
one of rest. DR.. Davy, the writer referred
to, points out the. fact that, although tho Irish
peonle suffer more from the scarcity Of pro-
visions than those of England, and have been
subject to famines almost unknown to the lat.
ter, vet the average longevity in Ireland is
greater than 10 England
This is not borne out by record, however,
in the assertion. that persons most emarka-
bic for their longevity were invariably to be
found among the poorer class of people.
These latter furnish, indeed, the large num-
Der, but not few from the noble and prince.
" houses and dignitaries of the Church in
different countries of Europe might be named,
who reached, very advanced age. 1t will
suffice for our present purpose TO mention
three historical charactcrs, among many otb-
eIs, on the favored list, viz: George the
Third, Of England, Taleyrand and Palmer
ston, who were gathered to their fathers at
the ages respectively of eighty; three, eighty.
four and eighty years. Lord Brougham still
lives, and is eighty-seven.
Certain it is that with advancing civiliza
t;on the mean duration or the value of life
has greatly increased in modern times, or
within the last two centuries. In Geneva,
Switzerland. tie increase, during little more
than this period, has been from twenty.one
years and two months to forty years and FIVE
months. The gain is more noticeable among
lhe Weather and we'll TO do classes of the
population o. city on the other hand, the
needy and the destitute furnish more cases
of sickness and higher bill Of mortality.
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EYMEiNEAL.

,Mtnnlsp, on the 9th Feb, BY Rev, "; 9.
conpor, az pr. Klccly's, in orangebnrg District,
Mr.. HENRY FL aQUATTLEBAUM, of EdgeGold,
and MissJULIA JENNINGS, of 0rnnsehsrg. 3
MARRIrp, in this Village, at the residence of
Mrs. R. q. poulvaro, on the 2sth Feb, by Rcr.
". A. Clark, aIr. II. G. ARTH uR and Mrs. sA4-
LIE j. PENN, all of this place. .. ;,
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New Advertise manta.

We call the attention of our readers to sevcra!
important advertisements which appear for the
first time in to-day's issue. Next week we shall
take pleasure in referring to them more part;cu-
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AnGnsTA. aA. Ma

AUGUSTA, Ga March 2.
COTToN.-A better feeling was exhibited to-
day than yesterday, there being more inquiry
Prices, however, have undergone no change, and
We quote Strict Middling at 35 and Good Mid
ding at SO cents. Fire hundred and, sixty:one
GOLD-Market dull. with o downward tend
ency. The sales to-day were very limited, and
in small sums Brokers buying at F33.-Consti-
tutionaliss ~ c:.s 1-,.-.1-, {.
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VIZ vopR March .

NEM YORK, March z.
The cotton market closed today with an ad-
vancing tendency. Sales 5000 bales ut 44c-
5000 bales of government cotton sold at prices
ranging from s9i@47. The QUALITIES from Low
ordinary to Middling Fair.
Gold asa. li
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+, ls- We. havc been authorized by the Friend:
# Capt. q. BoULWARE to announce him r
candidate for Sheriff Os Edgedcld District at the
le1t election. ''. .s-.;; ~ -. -,
Apr II teY- ~; l6
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For Sheriff.

e, Tho Friends of Capt. A. P. WEST respectful
,Iy announce. him .as n Candidate Tor Sheriff o
-Edgcfcld ttho mex: election. .'t.-,..
Nov teS-e7 - -45
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: 5ss- That primes Of good fellows, friend BnS
NAYS, the fox hunter, is in trouble, and has our
synp,th:o,. lie has lost Lis !" Dorg and won't
be esmfYrted. Sos his card, and louk. tut for
{" Horgan" ~,
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Capt F. L. sHl7u, Maj. G. A. ADDISON, 1ir. NJ.
Capt. I. W. CAawiLE, and Mr.. S
F. Goodc have our best thanks for valuable papers.
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LsA,gEs OF. ADVERTISING.
soa ca hAYARbE, IN ADVANCE:

Alver'isems snts will be inserted at therate Of
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
90 Mint,n lines orless.) f'r the first insertion.
aad IE DOLLAR Cor eachsnbstqueht insertion
Gc-A iibcralli,count will be lnado TO those
wishing toadTert:se by thp year.
Ann ;nncihs canail'tss s5nO, in advance.
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TIL ADVER IT'S r.
,''..''-'..,'..- JAMES TsBAC0E,' EDITOR. .
WEDNESDAY, MAR. Z, 1895.
Our 4Club~-Rates.

= VIZ ~t-DOSF0s
WE arc now furnishing the ADVERTISER
to Clubs at the following reduced rates -
=: Ten CORES ONE YEAR..... ...............$25,O 800
FIFTEEN COPIES ONE YEAR........-..... $500
TwEsrY COPIES ONE YEAR............. 1000
No Clubs received for a less period than one
year. The entire Club must be sent Mt one time.
nS Any one sending US Five New Subscribers
and tho mo cy (sl5) Herewith, will rcceivs one
copy gratis.
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Something 1 New.

The sutjoined Circular has been publiahedfrom
The Headquarters of .2nd sub-District: of the
Hiltary, District of Western South Carolina
Edgeaeld is not comprised in the snid sub-Dis-
trict. According to this Circular. tho Negroes
are entitled to compensation for servicss from tho
Goth Feb'ry., 1865. Why not go back to the hour
of their birth And why no! sue for the wages
Of their fathers, grardfathors and grcat,grand-
fathers? What's to ptoyent? -; - .'.-, .
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q; ~. HEADQR,s 2nd b.District,
MILITARY DIST WESTERN S. .CARQLINA,
CHRsrERvILLE. 5. c., February 5tb, 1886.

CTrchkdr.
In nllcsses coming before Superior or Circuit
Provost Courts, or IN othor Authority having ju.
risdiction in .Froodmcns affairs, in which com
pensatiGn is claimed for services rendered, or
isbos performed during tho past year, It viii bo
.undcrs TODD that tho Frcedmcnha bsun free, and
are onitled to compensation for services rendered
or labor performed, since the goth day of Fobrua.
~, A. D. 1865. -
i4PPy sessssgsF5a FRY ssF5 of 1t. Col. B: B. MdRhAr+;
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: : =. - -. ; aiepL. H. A5jntaat.
n 4eapkiaL EDYcN. ';s|t'- <; = i = 3
Condo. Gg. Il aSfA .:Epsls.ti.;aes Z.
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For Tax CoIIccto

For Tax Collector. u |
The Many Friends of D. A. ]. BELL, Esq.
respectfully nominate him as q Candidate 70
.ra1 Collector at the next. election. q III
o.t1s - to 4s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24
John Il. Ensor,

ATTORNEY AT LAW ANu >"i.., To. Y
CifANtEHY.
Tow t-W %. "
VIII attend promptly AMI psrsercrngiyto all
r4,i..-- ~ufr4st d tv Als taE'.
f.sa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

A BILL entitled An Act supplementary TO tho
Act 81 eighteen hunlrcd and siNty-iive, chap
'sf 20a, making - additional appropriation
20 the Anie'am National Cemetery.
Sse,'os ! NJ n enacted ~ re GeHrr1i Assen.-
Ny q hgrylsad That ilie sun Of eight thousand
dollars in addition 80 that appropriated by the
Aei 81 which this i supplement, he and the
same i htr'hy approrraied for the purpose Of
removing the dead io. ani of enclosing, laying
oh, nrnAmenung aud completing the work al
ready heGan. aud in prngfts. ON the Antetam
National Ceneicry. IN Washington county.
!Scfeos ? ---hRd H. u sBdciai That the sum
hereby Appropriated shall BE- sabicct 10 the same
order and he paid on, Of the Treasury in the same
manner, ami upon the same limitations, that are
prescribed in the iaih section Of the act Of
eighteen hundred and sixiy-fve, chapter 203, To
which this is q supplement.
Seton a.-B, 4 eago's,i. That this Ac, shall
take effect from the date Of ~ passage.
March sl-it.
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/ seusly of Mfrgi1Hd Tha, I'll rrot~rtv. f.,f.
per,"nai and mixed. of zoo Kind, nud .i.-..t,,.'
ion whatever, ~ this Stat. shnll h.. l.t,. 20
/ valuation and n..o.sinri,f and .hnit .l,a,...
! able with taxes acrnrlin. 20 Tic ,-o...i.i.. 90,
| this Act.
stc' :.-Ind bf " o'aeio' That - - .''r
/ ahI 'SP'dt" ti.e ".,r.'n'i''' ba'lti"t" 'it!
shaiI br dlVided ini" ave Assessment j. sff 'i..
upon 'he hnsl- "i ~" pi"."h' d''i,i"u "i il"
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pisf'ci ana M"ri. hn"t"'' h'". ..S. 'r'h
anu .iIht sh"il r"n'tliu'" 10" s'''"d I1-irir' .
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PRIVATE SALE.

nEsiRiNG - reiinquish business. now Of.
~ fer at Private sale. my entire Stock of
GOODS. FIXTURES. Ac. think may safe
ly cay that nv Stand is the hest and my Stock
advertisement 4 rare chanc. is offered. pos-
session given Immediately. Apply 70
wM. s. SfIEALEY.
Jan. s7.--tE Tswsontown. Nd,
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PLANTS ron SALE.

II AWToN DLAckbkkkY,
Ia WILSON'S ALBANY.
STEWART HovEI. RUSSELL. D0YDENB
GREEN PROLIFIC and other eTRAwBEn.
RlEe, RAsPBERRiEs, 1e., for sais by
A. W. sWEEkY.
A miles on Charles 81 Avenue
orders Nay be lest ~ A. o. MOTIFS. Ne.
20 naser o. palemeve. March fg.-~oA
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ittf. i tAr'ftiu'N Z. .ftufIts fsuNTrfsf fNe prop.
ctrnuuiv. "r in ca.e TIE al'n" shall he taken by
an Asscs.'t appointed fi- the '.ty nf Baltimore
with the Register ~ saii city
Hrr 5. iaf 10 rem ''cS That ifanv per .ou ~
appointed As.ea-n- shuli zee ,irci ~ iii. tir.aui
oath "r affirmation with the saii clerk 81 Reg
is'sr within fifteen davs from tho uatirc ui hi-
appointment o. fhati he ron idrrcd tht' such
rcr-uu hiss declined g. act. and ths , lcrf Of The
'"uniy '"fltniesi"ners "a the county where
any sprh failure shall occur. ur the i.rrls'er ~
the ttty ,i Bal'iunr. tfthr failure ot.'4r iu ssi
city, shali i'rinN,th Monty tnr tact to t4c flid
t"unty f"mmls-gnu"r. "r Nayorut tNo City "f
j. 4ltlit"fr. Hs Tho case fnHr be-. .Hui nf ta, tar-
4i"sf prtrilrfhi. aav fhc sIIi tolffy tnmuiis
sl"u"fs. "r riiy t"tn".i. -illl lrct. and u.s. q
nov appointment supil. tseh vacancy. aud
ni"a tacnnry "r vacunr.c. occurring t. any
'mH Thereafter, In suy hntrl 80 i,.,.-sf.. thr
sam" fhall l'r sIpriici hy appointment hy the
t"nn'y t"iu''i. '."nrrt % 80" 'ouniy u vh'eh
srrh NA"tnry CO.. v'~1nr.r. aha'i "rcs-. g. Nv
~. Ntt"~ ~ Es'f.insr.. at fiI. ..l#.. fif.hf T..
So Il. -.iHe ~ - ,.,a.'. Q. 1ha' -. .eiI s.
-".-'.. shall l-."iihIr d. 'hr pia'r- whr-' 'he
t.r.ui' t"urit ar" u.snllv irld f,' ii.cif r..urr
t.' r..'i.'. Hi.. ter fh' .itv "t IT,. i.usfr go
th" cay Hall. 900 e.. hrs' Monday % Apes
ntEf Hitrf tH" pt.s'c'" "i tH.- a,t. sud they
proceed q" t.' c'n.id ration o' 'Iu- ..t. aiil
tie lu-iruci..n' watch '..' 'tuf,ir"I .rt here.
l'y directed O" r-'r re- i,f 'h'.n. 'n t"-..l b..
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DRUG STORE
County surveyor.

County survey or.
fl'iE undersigned havin. h""n elected and
l Cnmtni ssinued ~ t'ounty surveyor. ofler.
his services e. tho people # Baltimore county
y. surveyor aud ConS"vane'r. and will be
haipy ." attend call. "i ~ kinds ~ his line
Will sl-o pay strict attention 10 the searrh'u.
of Titles. His ollie" Tor the present will h' 81
the Court llnnse. Tow soni"wn. wh"rc IN hi al
senre. John NJ. wheeler. EsY.. % the clerk
oiic.. will attend to sll hus;n..a punciuall'
aud with despatch. Address.
HENRY sIIEw. Union Meeting House.
or Parkton. Baltimore ccuniy.
Dee. e.-6m
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Il. w. DoUGHERTY,

Ar ORNEY Ar LAW,
TuWsuSTowN. MD.
Apr. i.-tm.
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&. BONN SLlNGLITE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILLIAM NJ. BUsEY.

4 T T . & N & 7 y T ! a "
". su Fsy,itc stree. N.ar Charlie.
BAltmor,.. Nj.
Apr.l is6s. ~.
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JOS. I. MerrYman

Alto SEY AT LAW.
- wc., Faye,tc street. BAlt.
Ian. v. is6t--iy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-11

THE ARMY BILL.-According to the
tenor Of the recent discussions in
military circles in Washington, the
k,naximum strength of the regular
S~my will be 10000. The Senate
! my bill provides for q standing
army Of $4,000, with corresponding
increase of the tariff, as the difference
in numbers as the army nov stands
is so small, many members, with one
eye to the already heavy taxes Of their
constituents, are favoring the post
ponements of the consideration Of an
army increase until the next winter,
and in the meantime, asked Gen.
Grant to call mixed board of his
best officers, and let them agree upon
Ia bill to be submitted to Congress at
Pf!s next session for their action. The
programme is gaining strength, and
Is thought will ultimately prove ac-
ceptable to all parties, and relieve
Congress of the pressure for military
officers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-11
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The following interesting items arc takcn
from the records Of the Treasury Depart
ment: The United States Treasurer has
ordered the issue of 1886, 900 in fractional
currency to the National Banks in the
South. There are $50 such corporations,
with an aggregate capital of $414, ,O21 ,479;
circulation, S269, ,948, 265. The circulation
81 secured by bonds, worth 1921, ,4O7 ,05O.
The receipts from internal revenue since
June 30, 1865, amount to nearly $500, 900,
600.
Connected somewhat with the foregoing,
We notice fears expressed in some OF the
Northern journals of a collapse in financial
affairs North. Similar fears appear to pre-
vail in England. A London correspondent
OF the New York Ne,cs says:
Gin commercial circles, there has been q
shock, in consequence If the stoppage OF
the Barned's Bank-Liverpool and Man
chester. The bank became Joint stock
company about year ago. Its nominal
capital was f2,O0O, 900, and that paid up was
f400, ,000. The cause of the stoppage was
heavy advances to cotton and iron specu-
lators, but principally to cotton speculat-
ors. The actual position is not yet known;
but it Is said that the losses in the year
will exceed E500,O0 No huge financial
companies breaking. In order to make
large profits, they encounter the most for
midable risks. A banker is more careful
in his speculation, because he has to deal
with other peoples money. If he wins, he
gets the credit; and if he loses, others
have to suffer-"
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The LAGRANGE Reporter notices the
establishment of two large factories
near West Point. The Chattahooche
Manufacturing Company, with a capi-
tai Of $500, 900, are erecting build
ing capable of being extended so as
to run 10000 spindles. They will
start with 5000 spindles. The factory
is located in Alabama, four miles from
West Point.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-11

A New York paper has made a
discovery in respect to the emancipa-
tion of slaves at the South. Butter"
says this sapient journalist, "will
hereafter be more abundantly made
by the Southern people And he
thinks this desirable conclusion will
prove to have been the result of abo-
fishing slavery. He does not tell how,
/ nor does he trace and define the con-
nection and relations of negroes and
butter; but he thinks it is plain, now
slavery is abolished, that butter will
he abundant among us. This GER
tainly does not seem to be the case
yet awhile, though one would think
that as negroes have been free over
twelve months, it was about time
that butter had come down; but we
see no indications of it. On the con-
trary, this article of domestic con-
sumption is higher than it has ever
sbeen known to be in this or any other
&0ommunity..
Il Surely, our butter philosopher had
not seen the Richmond papers, nor
read our market quotations, when he
advanced his novel theory. We say
that if the liberation of our slaves is
to cheaper butter, we want that result
now; but it seems to have cheapened
everything except that article.
It affords us much lively satisfac-
ton to find that there are people who
who take such deep and minute in
terest in everything affecting our well
fare. While our great staples of cot
ton, sugar, rice, tobacco, turpentine
and lumber are receiving attention,
it is consolng to reflect that our dairy
department. is not neglected. and
that We have kind friend who is
always poking hisnos into the cream
pots and milk-pans. We are truly
blessed in being able to stimulate the
deepest solicitude in certain quarters
in regard to everything which con
Germs us. But there is one thing we
must insist upon, and that is, that
our butter man shall enforce his the
ory and make butter come down
The\pegroes are now free, and there
is nd earthly reason why it should be
so high.-Ric1tmond Times.
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J. L. LUMSDEN.

Garner Lddy und Assembly streets,
w best imported BRANDIES, ALE,
WINES, RUM, GIN, &c. In thcBar attached
VIII always be found the finest Liquors and
Cigars, Champagne on Ice, Ale on Draught
NC, &c., and polite steward and Bar
keeper. MAY II limo
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A yong girl, seventeen years of age,
attempted to commit suicide by
drowning, few days since, i'll Paris;
her sweetheart had forsaken her
The first words she uttered, when
she recovered her senses, We're:
Mon Dieu! how cold the Seine isl"
The boatman who rescued her stood
near, and exclaimed: "Ah! my little
darling, it has nobody to warm its
bed"
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NASkS ALLSOP'S INDIA PALE ALE,
~ casks Jeifrcy's Sparkling Ednburg Ale,
jules Mumm II Co.'S Cabinet" Cham
pagne, cases CrcmeDeBouZy Quarts and
pints) Champagne. cases Vim Imperial
a(qnarts and pintsl Champagne, baskets
genuine Heidsick Champagne. Also, cases
German ilock Claret and Sauterne Baker
Bitters, and = small lot of choice Havana
Cigars. All to be had at the Bar and at
wholesale. Nav II
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Gases OF Cholera.

NEW YORK, May S.-The Health Officers
report shows three new cases OF cholera
aid three deaths since the last returns.
Sixty-five convalescents have been trans
ferred from the hospital ship to the ship
Saratoga, leaving only forty seven in the
hospital. The total number of deaths by
cholera so far is fifty.
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Rooms to Let.

YNHREE very commodious ROOMS, with
Il access to water and garden, in q cot
tage, on the corner of Senate and Marion
streets, To- let Also, two ROOMS in out
houses ON same premises, with the same
privileges.
Apply to j. SULZBACHER & CO., on
Assembly street, between Plain and Wash
ington streets, for further information
May9
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, MAY /

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
French bark Ange Guardiane, Havana.
Schr. Clara, Barret, Philadelphia.
Schr. Evergiadc, Urann, Boston.
IN THE oFFING.-
Br. brig Lone Star, Kennedy, Liverpool.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
Brig Trenton, Sawyer, Boston,
Schr. Enchantress, Blatchford, Hane
Schr. Adeline, Townsend, Boston.
Schr Festa, Marshal, Baltimore.
UP FOR CHARLESTON.
Schr. NJ. N. Lindsey, Jones, Baltimore.
SAILED FOR CHARLESTON
Steamship Cumberland, Reid, Baltimore.
Bark Harrie., Heesloop, New York.
Schr. Damon, Johnson, Boston,
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THE TRI-WEEkLY PHGNIy

Contains, in every number, the readip.
matter embracing the latest news) of
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