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IL Single Trasg
fl Single Tfd6sE
Will Convince the Most Slzeptical
THAT IN
THE RED JACKET
THERE is VIRTUE WEIGH NO OTHER BITTERS
POSSESS.

A~@1HNAA
POSSESS.
They STRENGTHEN and INV. GORATE the SYSTEM.
They are UNEQUALED FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
They are A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
They GIVE A GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE
They ASSIST DIGESTION.
They PURIFY THE BREATH and Acdity of the Stomach.
They CURE DIARRHEA and CHOLERA MORBUS
They CURE LIVER COMPLAINT.
They are AN ANTIDOTE TO CHANGE OF WATER
ANDDIET.
They are the BEST sTIMULANT IN EXISTENCE.
They are a PREVENTIVE of FEVER and AGUE.
They RELIEVE CONSTIPATION,
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERS are only sold in
quart bottles; by the gallon quart pint See that
private government six stamp unbroken each
cork Sold by all Druggists and Dealers throughout the
try Call for Red Jacket and take other Circulars
the Trade supplied application to
BENNETT, PETERS & CO.,
81 and SO Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
JNO. w. NORRIS & CO.,
Wholesale Southern Agents, So Canal street, N. 0.
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MARRIED:
On Wednesday, October 17th 1866, by the Rev. A, D.
Mccoy, DANIEL SIDNEY KELLEY, JR, N. D, ,native of
Gibraltar to Miss JOSEPHINE BERToLI of this city. No
cards.
On Tuesday evening October 49, 1866 the dence Of
Capt. John Roy, by the Rev A. G. BakeweI, Mr. W. c.
ANDERSON, ofNew Orleans to Miss EAILIE F. GosMAN
ofBethlehem, Pa.
Rs@ Eastern pa Argus please copy
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country and an enhanced value to the remain
ing lands of those large proprietors who will
vainly seek to retain their prinoely posses
sions. It is therefore their true interest to
encourage immigration, to dispose of large
portions of their lands to those who will eul-
tivate them, and to avoid in this manner the
hazards attending the cultivation of unwieldy
nlantntinns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Thanks to the officers of the steamship
Matagorda for courtesies.
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Important 10 Business .Wen.
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES

ARTICLES and OCCUPATIONS SUBJECT TAX
Under the Laws OF the United States together with
MANUFACTURES and PRODUCTS EXEMPT from TAX.
For sails at this Office, apd all tbs book stores
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
FRIDAY MORNING ooroBER ., lsse.
GnEacnHr MoSEH1.v INC crescent 1ronthI,

GREscElsz MoSrHLy The Crescent Monthly
Tor November comes out little in advance
sof its date, bat with d apublieationsof this sort
It is always better to be too soon than too
late 1t shows coznmendable spirit of in
SlTistEy On the part Of the editor and publish.
erss md The readers Of the magazine are
doubtless hungry enough for the literary feast
spread before Them, without having their ar1-
petites sharpened By delay.
The present number preseatsan 1inusualIF
attractive table Of contentss Among the
oTlginal articles, we enumerate aThe Last
Night by Hiss Clara ". Dargan; North
Carolina Literature, by Rev. b Craven, d.
D., president Of Trinity College, N. C.; q A
Glimpse Of Col. sJeb Stuart, a BY John Esten
Cooke, Esq. My New Love- by Will.
Wallace Harvey, ESD, author Of an ingenious
artacle upon the plutonic influences il the
Mississippi Valley, which appeared in the
September number of the Crescent q Sub
5eetiye and Objective Poets, by Samuel D.
Davies. Esq, of Petersburgs Va. Contem-
poraneeus Criticism, Z "a Plea fora Gem
tuTy, Reeoneetions Of 3. Jennings Wise, .
s The Modern Essay. and Festus. Besides
best foreign magazines, including the opening
story BY Anthony Tro1lope from tie Argosy,
which relates in the very best style the troubles
Of Mr. Pickering IN choosing profession,
and conveys d fine moral for all literary Pick
eringgs, the world over; French and English
Novels, I from the London Saturday Review;
Good Friday at Jerusalem, I from the Month;
cleopatra, one of Mr.. swineburnes latest
poems; 'Frenchwonen under the Empire,
from the Temple Bar.
In addition to these the Editorial Notes,
and Book Notices" have been, as usual pre-
pared with great care.
In an editorial note 3Ir. Evelyn returns
thanks for the manner in which the public
has seconded his efforts to establish maya
zine of q high literary standard, and assures
his friends Of the complete success of the
undertaking. A new volulAe will commence.
with the January number, 1857, and the
present is Egood time to subscribe. It Will
be sent by mail for FIVE dollars year The
Office of the magazine IS at No: 50 Baronne
street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
r. H. Knapp.
DENTAL SURGE

DENTAL SURGEON,
Recommendation 170
Adjoining Christ Church,
Is now to be found at his Office O'Clock until
prepared attend to the practice of his Profession in
every department
Every style Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH from the cheap Vu-
CAnite Base Gold and Patina but particular attention
given the Preservation Of Natural Teeth by Plugging, et
millions of which lost tor Of TIMELY AND
JUDICI0US TREATMENT In this Department those who
have paronzed him for than quarter Of century in
this city that he is Second to None in his profession.
He has the improvement for Extracting Teeth Without
Pain Prices higher than usually charged by Dentists Of
skill and experience.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

hazards attending the eulttVatlOn OF unW1eldy
plantations.
ADJUSTMENTS The legitimate drama has
been decidedly 10 the ascendant, thus far in
the season. We have had Sheridan, Coleman,
and Shakespeare-the latter several times re-
peated Last night two Of his most cele-
brated tragedies were performed, "Romeo
and Juliet at the Varieties; Macbeth" at
the st. Charles.
Inthe former-the story of passionate love-
the amorous Romeo was in some respects we'll
represented by Mr.. James Garden, young
factor of promise and therefore well suited to
the part. Mrs. Chanfrau made the most mag
nifcent of brides in Juliet. Mr.. Davenport
represented the airy Mercutto, Mrs. Taylor
the nurse. Mr.. Fisk was excellent as Peter.
If we have omitted to mention other deserv-
ing artists, it was because we only remained
until the benizon of Friar Loeorence (NIr. A,
D, Bradley was pronounced upon the
lovers.
Meanwhile, the company at the st. Charles
were delineating the darker passions devel-
oped in Macbeth, and the audience appeared
ttbSoIbti Ill lLlS uueGudl S1LuSSlo pVlNSSL
conscience and the lust for power on the part
of the ambitious Thane. The delineation of
the terrible passions is a task well suited to
Mr. Eddy's talents, and his vigorous style of
acting had its legitimate efectupon the minds
of his hearers. Mr.. Tilton was up to the
occasion III Banquo, and his appearance at the
feast, however disconcertng to Macbeth, was
well received by the house. Miss Alice
Placide, who performs with equal success in
comedy and tragedy, appeared in the role Of
Lady Macbeth.
We were not able of course to finish our
evening amusements without visit to the
Academy of Music In spite Of the discour-
agements with which the management has had
to contend, a pleasing naflange of songs,
dances, farces and pantomimes followed each
other in rapid succession, and a drama Illus
trative of the early struggles of the Puritans
and Indians pleasingly terminated the enter
tainment.
The ''Irish Heiress" will be presented to-
night at the Varieties, ''Richard III" at the
St. Charles and number Of new. sensations
at the Academy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

The passenger fare on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad has been reduced to folr
cents mile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
HanCOCk'S
PATENT STEAM BLOWERS.

We have been appointed Agents prepared to
fill orders for these Blowers which have earned themselves
fine reputation for defective draft in the
of steam boilers, and in the saving of fuel.
Parties ha%ng defective draft wond do well give this
instrument trial it is warranted all defecons
Of this nature and large per centage fuel
when there is good natural draft.
KNIGHT & CO.,
Maehinery Dealers. E2 GGayLer street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

g. N. Pike lett Cincinnati FOR New York on
rlursday, and sailed IN the Persia on the
gth inst. He viii spend The winter ii Con
sstantinople and Italy, and VIII visit all the
opera houses Of distinction on Che continent
During his absence TIE work Of rebuilding his
! rpega house ID Cincinnati, together with tile
j ew op'era house in New York viii progress
c1roafsly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

men in Pennsylvania
l. S. l. Randall, Dem. 13. Q. Mercur, rad.
g. Chas O'Neill, rad. "A. G. F. Miller rad.
8. Leonard Myers, rad. Is. A. j. Glossbrener, R.
T. W. D. Kelly, rad. IG. W. 81. Kountz, rad
5. G. N. Taylor, rad. IT. D. j. Morrell, rad.
6. B. NJ. Bower, Dem IS. S. F. Wilson, rad.
Z. M. BroomaI, rad. 10. G. W. Schofeld, rad.
s. Law. Gertz Dem. 20. D. A. Finney, rad
8. Thad. Stevens, rad. 81. John Coyode, rad.
10. H. L, Cake, rad. %. X. Moorhead rad
IL d. NJ Van Anken D. 90. Thos. Williams, rad.
II. G. Dennison, Dem. "a. G. v. Lawrence, rad
This gives radical gain Of. three members,
viz Cake, in the tenth district; Covode, in
the twenty-frst district; and Kountz, in the
sixteenth. Mr.. Kountz, it will be remem-
bered, was admitted to contested seat only
few days before the close Of the last session,
and his reelection may be olassed as a gain.
The Pennsylvania delegation in the fortieth
Congress will stand eighteen Republicans and
six Democrats.
The legislature will be radical Republicans
in both branches Part of its labor will be to
elect United States senator in place of Hon.
Edgar A. Cowan.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

care indebted to the Hon. w. P. saufiey
for copy Of the preliminary report Of the
Texas Geological Survey, together with agri-
cultural observations and az outline Of the
mineral deposits Of the State, by s. B. Buck
s7av
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
DrN Goods! Dru GooNsg

DFH FVOCgSs NFY &FDONSs
GREAT OPENING OF "A NEW STORE,
PEPEN d TuRCOTTE,
. -
i'i - NAV AZ =
ToURo BUILDING, BETWEEN ROYAL, AND BOURBON
or ,rhurxdov. Sent. e7tb.
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a AAN'A ANS ~A'N4fl0hNi 'io0N Vt fAF'o4
DRY GOODS
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,uoo,, ,o7, r,o,,,,sn,,, ,oons
A'-l'''l1 0''> W. 1-'''-l' ''''0''
For TDsryas and Plantations is offered at MUCH RE.
n,-o-,n nn,ovs
D0ohn h'i0H''
The attention of Ladies is specially called to our splendid
assortment of
SHAWLS
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INFANT ROBES. nARsE11lEs DRESSES
SILKS FoULAkps' oASHMERES'
D,o,,rs p,r,,r,,r prnn Ave
TRrNMrEGs LINENS
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-------------- ETC. ETC. Etc Elc:
SEQ 500 sso
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
rrr,nrrxr7r .171 73r1,
-''-'S Texas at
NO ST CHARLES STREET
SFeSCessE
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EsTABT IsHMENT.
No, o. Camp street, New Orlqaua, La.
the CRESCENT is now in possession of superior facilities 70,
l. " Il =" ~ = a Eva IL
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suon AS:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
No IA cnrondelet street, corner of Union.

Acknowledging the liberal patronage confidence of the
public, beg that in the REAL ESTATE De-
parment of our business have uuequaled facilities and
the information relation all city and sub
urban property heretofore we are prepared give
best satisfaction to all who employ our services.
Our arrangements for regular sales Of STOCKS, SCRIP,
MORTGAGE PAPER etc, will be spoh upon the opening
OF business will attract attention and invite approval
The attention of members of the Bar Executors Admin.
srators and Syndcs of olyen is invited to our long
perence and to the superior advantages in making
SALES OF PROPERTY OF SUGGESTIONS.
We respectfully and confidently solicit Underwriters and
sales sales Of Cotton and Cargoes MerchaR
disc and Produce Household Furniture, etc, etc
The public may rely upon personal and careful attention
to all business intrusted to
j. B. WALTON g. DESLONDE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

yow 4hat their hand ID in, the Chicago peo-
pie aEe resolved 70 have another tunnel The
o,iaf It this time is to secure road dway beneath
Az lhieago river. It viii be divided inte
sl,ree4 Messages, the central one for pedestrians
sV,ba 1a,. is to ID one hundred and SIT -five
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
Hlamk Books aud Stationery /!
E. r. w A GEN ER,

e. r. WA GENER,
6s .............. CAMP STREET ...,.... .8s
Between the Plcayune and Times Ofices)
The new stock of BLANK BOOKS of every descriptions
STATIONERY ofaIl kinds, for Merchants Office ndSeam
boat purposes, made expressly for this market offering
sale prices that will give satisfaction ain need
ofsuch article also larglo of Farchilds
GOLD PENS. Etc. JOB PRINTING, BINDING, Etc. done
neatly, with dispatch -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Atthe Baltimore municipal election, held
Oh the l0 V. there were cast Tor mayor 1878
.s;ss,, sss- 54D7. and Harvey, Conservative, 2574
me- y ,oreaa % vote for mayor In 1864, was
II 577 The & ggregate vote for mayor in 1852,
55s - III 80. ae aggregate vote fot mayor il
80 ba4zg. en 26, GOO and $4,000.
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HbDSeCb

Insurance.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER
THE GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Orleans,
1NsuREs AGAINST FIRE. THE PERILs OF THE SEAS
AND
INLAND NAVIGATION.
-oFFiCE-
s1........,..., ,CARoNDELET STREET.
Capital, 100000.
JAMES LONGSTREET, President.
c. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

THE CARPET FELT WILL BE FOUND
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

EDucAII0N IN IEXAs.--AYe have before MS
q pamphlet copy Of the proceedings Of the
Texas Teachers State Convention, held at
Houston, ontha It'll of July last. Among the
topics o6 interest which were brought under
consideration, was chat of the education Of.
tie negroes WI fnd that an address and
resolutions we're adopted strongly urging the
education Of The black population We think
that the plan suggested BY the convention is
the correct method that the Southern white
people, without waiting for Legislative action,
take hold Of this subject ana do whatever
their means afford II supply lie negroes with
such intellectual training as these are capable
of receiving. They pnt the question into this
ssahape shat Il left 10 himself the negro viii
relapse into barbarian, and pass away
that IL left 70 the instruction Of his spre-
tended friends an antagonisrn between the
.1wo races VIII be engendered. which must be
pernicious IN lis consequences; that the
Southern people. forgetting ferraer relations
! md discarding prej1dices, must, as, duty
i roth to themselves and the negroes, under
d alEe the education Of the latter The resoIu-
ii nns relating to this subject were al follows :
Resoluad That Justice and humanity alike de-
nj. lnd that the negro Should be educated So as to
m, lerstaAd his duties and his privileges as freed
ma G.
.ss02usd That ii Is the duty ef the Southern
naos Ole themselves To educate the negro and thus
fake It out of the hands Of those who are educa-
ting them against their friends, feeling assured
that the Instruction such as obtains In many
parts Of The E0nth ID pereistedin, an Antagonism
OF rae eH will be engendered, which Will end in
fbe de, struetionsof the weaker race,
Resc &ued That as individuals We viii give our
pefsoni d aiiand comfort 10 any 5of eur Southern
people who will undertake the task of educating
dhenegl %.
lind has manifested itself in Texas and we
hope TIA titwal extend throughout the South.
At anoth, a tiHe We shall make some further
4,,5,e il 2sYs 4 Is3as On s'nnsa,+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

..;ans ,,s,.s ',staIo Itwaatdo. There Is nothing
Irish about Santa Anna but ms aork lea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

nsvras,s onaei # Of the Army and Navy
y5,,,oai l+a ssgs taat e experiments at Fortress
Monroe, prove inc antestibly what vas wen
s,5fora giz., that no monitor in the
a,,s rso9,ld aia4a for any length Of time, the
Ssa..,,, sy;o sys7s % lid attaen inch shot
ana a Il aonbtfal u hetlser fhey would stgnd
more than fIlree OF fol III 2 soNs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Southern Carpet Warehouse,
l39 Canal street.
KNIGHT & CO.,
Machinery Dealers
liz Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Sufficient returns have been received to
assure the election of the following Congress
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

i sprinkling Of snow felt al Montreal on 'ae
6Eh Inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
PLANTATIONS AND LANDS;

FOR THE SALE OF STOCKS AND SCRIP MERCHAN.
Disc AND PRODUCE, DAMAGED COTTON,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC,
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Latest Foreign Markets.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.


(FtroHs the London Times (City Article, May 2s.l
The English fdnds this morning opened at martial
rally from the further M OF yesterday but the
the fact of Austria having consented to Join the
ed conference stated to have transpred but It
upon prices coasos which Closed yesorday po
rst quoted s6l to 81. and the final transactions
5 @ ss St
dToed and new three per cents s4 to s6 India stock
bonds los discount to and erohequer bills March
2os to los discount; june. los to IS discount.
Foreign securities show average alteration, Mexi.
can Is better at i6s, on advices that the Emperor
SI t has ss be made
sye is again worse closing at 19, and the certi.
sdtss s an
less weak.
The last price from Paris this evening was esf 55c,
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates
upon Paris and Amsterdam were rather higher. and
tho,e on other places were about the by last
post.
The discount demand at the bank continues compara
lively moderate large amount Of advances had to be
repaid today from tho Stock Exchange
The sum Of $4,000 in gold was Withdrawn from the
Bank to-day The delusion is said s partially to pre-
vail the Continent that the suspension OF the Bank
Charter Act is connected with necessity for not paying
bank notes In gold whereas the peculiar feature of the
recent crisis has consisted In the stock of bullion the
country having been at normal point
panic
The quotation Of gold at Paris is about one-ha per
mile premium and the short exchange on London is
the English Mint price Of f3 It's 10d per for
standard god 1t appears that gold about
per cent dearer in Paris than In London.
THE LIN! LIVERPOOL RI S9rTSS MARKET: 49,.
bales. Market dull and lower Spectators and OK.
porters took 1900 bales.
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER, May az. 1s6s.-The market for cotton
yarn and cloth continues to show great depression
With very little dispositon to operate In shipping
yarns there 10 no Improvement since Friday. Prices
the There has been fair inquiry to-day for
the Leyant but at prices too low to be seriously enter
tanned by spinners,
The demand for india and more particularly for Ger
many, is exceedingly small and there have scarcely
been any operations for thoae markets. For homo trade
the arket has been quiet and prices rather
weaker. For cloth there is no inquiry and no offers
making There not sufficient business to test values
fairly but on the whole prices understood to be
rather easier.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 29-P M.-Cotton hrmer; sales TO-.
day 900 bales Spectators and exporters took 1000
bales. Breadstuffs Inactive. Provisions fat
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, May 2i.-Cotton declined u to Id for
American on the week, and y to Ad for other des-
criptions. Sales during the week OF 47O00 bales
Middng Orleans S l2Sd: middllng uplands la cents.
FIve.twenties o. to ~ oonsols ssH to ss9l. Eric
Breadstuhs nominal. Provisions declining.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

q. d.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsr1Na
WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
QUAKER City, ll4S tons, West at Adgers wharves for
Now York. loading. sHips .Ravonol L Go.
President Fillmore ss4 tons. Luce. at Brown & Co.'S
whAfv'S' from New RoFa RRs waiting Master.
Mary 6Br,, 800 tons. Macomber. at Adgers wharves.
Orion Nor ssi TONS Evenscn at Kcrrs vba1 Mssts5 s:
Liverpool, loading Marshall. Beach K Go rSr
Architect rss4 tons Rosewarne. at Marshals whsr
Helen sands TONS os Brown COS aVFS wsarvso Co.
tons: iurrnstoa Ss ia tse ss'i Resas
Ange auardiene Fr i8s TONS Bjou. at Aecommoda
ton wharf, from Havana, waiting. j. Ensow & Co.
Harriet ISL tons, Haesloop at Yanderhorst's wharf
for Savannah ready g Hopley & %.
"ickopGe GBr s5l tons Leland. at vanderhoras wharf,
Pedro antonio tsp1n hOsis. at Brown COS
"hAfve' from HsCapo; sCHooSshs iSs sTr7sd Hall
VIM Allen (s.mastedl ss2 tons, Cranmer. at Central
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading. ng................-
Bentley asi toms Williams at xaaatio stss WharSss. US
wenoaas SP o1s i9%sding % g. ohisolm
Smith, as5 TONS Icoie in the Stream SaSn fos Se
Jonas Smith. Se7 toms Mich OILS, at Adgors whsrSes
soph iii tons; Jameson at brown hOaSh a:
wharves, for Northern Port, loading ............
Bee6ee masted ics tons raWfor s6ee Bros st Co.
Co.'S wharf for Philadephia. loading. ...........
Matte tons Arnold ahss Wharf for for
oakes Ames asc Edunds at &by9 Go
from Washington. D G. diacharging. Roach.
wharyes. for Morehead City, N q, ready. W Roach.
Frazier. lo9 tons. Wells. at Bennett's wharf for
Bannc at
from New York, disoharsing. .shackeford Fraser.
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MOBILE, june 2-CorroN-Thero has not been q
single bale sold to-day.
MONETARY AND F1SASoIAL-The market remains
quiet and dull. The OF tho large shipments OF
gold from New York to-day has put up tho price here
and we quo'e:
Gold hO@14l Sterling 14l for AL bills. New Yorb
sight Il premium. New Orleans sight, par.
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Pnssengers.
Per steamship Flambeau, for Now York; uor. n
ManaTd Miss Smith Miss Luton Miss Jennie Hos
mer, Mrs L Fowles, A Wilson, w ID Dicker Mrs Dot
ter daughter and children, Hail. G + Harber q TT
Miller, Harrison Simpson, Capt Gurthicr. W Leitch.
Slrs Biake and child, W Bailey, Cnpt w A Courtenay
Col Callicott. Tupper and children Mrs Truman
Root Miss Hattie Root Mr. Pierce MIR Billing Captain
Gates, and in steerage f
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto-Dr W Ran
aoiPh Hammond. II M Bailey, Il Rivers j Rivers
II Farley, Rev L W Lewis, and IL in steeraqe
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AUGUSTA, June 6-CorToN-No sales.
GoLD-Brokers buying at 14O TO 1I3, and selling a
lac.
snvER-Drokers buying at $50, and selling at 1s5.
Nothing doing in Stocks.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CIIARLEs TON

Arrived Yesterday. JUNE 7
q l. Guileaumc.
Cleared Yesterday. JUNE 7
steamship Flambeau, Walker, New York-Wiis L Chis-
Went to Sea Yesterday. JUNE 2
steamship Flambeau Walker, New York
Brig w Ring, Scott, Baltimore
Brig ohimborazo, Hatch, Newport, II I, for orders
From this Port.
schr southerner. Darling, Boston, June
Up for this Port,
steamship kalorama Denkin at to sail June g.
Steamship Knight, at Baltimore TO sail June
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.ohaiSnesa per South. Carolina RaiIroad
June z.
a'es Cet1on IA bales Yarns, ii bbIs Flour car
T. r. Kea.t &C ~ 70 II Rodgers Co, Willis & Chisolm
~ 60 Ct'Wr, y Mitte, j Frascr & Co. G. W Wiams &
Son All, a, moPn JerSey, Robson, q AyerIli &
sinar "r, T Erost Co. Cameron. Burklcy Co ] b 10
2io"n, = Miss 20, Thurstun 4 Holmes T. RulI Nra
inalan s Wharton petsch pope I Dill.