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SPARrANBuRe AND UNIoN RA1IRoAD.
The following gentlemen have been
elected officers Of the ;above-named
Company: President B. Jeter.
Directors-S. Bobo, J. +. Bomar, J.
w. Miller, G. W. H. Legg, J. a.
Evans, J. II. Gilliland, W. J. Alston,
F. Scaife, D. Goudelock, T. n. Daw-
kins, j. l.. Young, r. J. Gage.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. AUGUST 20.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Adele, Hall, Baltimore.
Schr. Z. l.. B. Wales, Moslaudcr, Phila
Schr. Serene, Miller, Baltimore
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, n. York.
IN THE oFFINa.
Ship Ida, Lilly, from Liverpool.
WENT TO SEA SATURDAY.
Steamship Granada, Bursley, New York
Bark Antelope, White, Barbados.
WENT To SEA YESTERDAY.
Schr. 7. s. Frazier, Wells, Philadclphia.
Schr. Swan, Mitchell, Barbadoes.
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News Itcmas.

News Itcms.
New ORLEANS, August 19.-The
cholera deaths were twenty-six yes
terday. The scourge has reached the
country Parishes.
New York, August IA Wash
ington special states that Stanton
will soon be appointed Minister to
Spain, and Gen. Steedman be Secre-
tary Of War :.
An Ottawa special says the Cana
dinn authorities continue prepara-
tions to resist the Fenians. The
troops at Quebec are ordered to be
in readiness and 10000 cant<ens are
being manufactured. ,a.
A letter from Hearts Content, of
the 9TH, states that the shore end OF
the cable got fouled with al anchor
OF coast vessel, on the 9Th, but was
released by a diver. 4.
NEW YORK, August 19-There
were seventeen new clses and eight
deaths by cholera, III this city; re-
ported for yesterday.
The shipment of specie to Europe
since january exceeds $50, 600, 900.
The President has issued procla-
nation declaring that the insurrec-
tion which heretofore existed in the
State Of Texas is at an end, and it is to
be henceforth regarded in that State
rs the other States in which the said
insurrection was declared at an end,
by the proclamation of the I'd of
April, 1866. The President pro-
claims that the said insurrection is at
an end, and that peace. order, tran
guilty and civil authority now exists
in and throughout the whole of the
United States Of America.
A special in the Herald asserts that
Cuthbert Bullett, of New Orleans,
has been guilty of misconduct in
Office, and that the President will re-
move him.
WASHINGTON. August 20.-At Al
meeting of officers and soldiers Inst
night, at Wizards Hotel, It vas de-
cided to hold convention of soldiers
North and South, at Chicago, Sep
tember II. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft call, which will be
issued during the week. Gems.
Steedman, Emery, Custer, and other
prominent officers were present.
In accordance with the Presidents
proclamation of the 18th inst, de
claring null and void Maximillian's
paper blockade of Matamoras and
other Mexican ports, now in posses
sion of the Juarists, the Navy De-
partment has detached two men-of-
war to be stationed at the month Of
the Rio Grande. The commander Of
the Pacific squadron has also received
orders to send two mcn-ofwar to
Mazatlan and Guaymas, to protect
United States interests in that quar-
ter.
MAsHNeros, August 20.-The
Soldiers Convention Mt Chicago will
be exclusively of soldiers who en-
dorse the President. It is proposed,
however, at later day to have n
convention composed of Northern
and Southern soldiers.
NEW YORK, August 19.-The loss
by the fire at Jersey City, yesterday,
reaches nearly $4,000, 900. Ten or
twelve lives were lost. Fourteen
vessels, 10000 barrels of oil, and a
large amount of cotton and tobacco
were burnt. Most of the tobacco
belonged to the italian Government.
There were fourteen new cases of
cholera yesterday, and fourteen in
Brooklyn.
CncAao, August 2O.-A fire de-
stroyed Van Horn, Murray & Co. s
tobacco warehouse and the adjoining
buildings, occupied by G. & G. W.
Church, Cady, Tiilman, and others.
Loss, $500, 600.
A passenger train on the Michigan
Southern road vas thrown of the
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IANKs FOE SALE An THIS orr1cxZLot-
yers OF Administration. Declaraken on
Bond or Sealed Note, Mortgages and Com,
veyances Of Real Estate. y 4
FAvoRs.-Wc are inde6ted to.Mrs Wall
tom agent Of the National Express Compa-
ny.ssoF sste papers.
The special despatch from Philaaelphia,
published in Saturdays Phenir, was sent
by ox-Gov. B. F. Perry, but the signature
was accidentally omitted.
-~-~---I~---s-~N~-
PAPER SrEALERs.-A man was detected,
Sunday morning, drawing papers from
beueath .!.e doors, with piece Of crooked
wire. snbscribers are requested to keep a
look ont.
b TIE TunSINu orr Co1uMB1A inter-
esting ,aa,~nt.nt OF the t'Sack and Destruc-
ton Of the City of ColuInbia, s. c., has
just been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the Pho,ntn power press. Orders flled to
any extent. Price 50 cents. Copies can be
obtained at this Office and the bookstores.
--->--.>>>>~- ~~-~---
We learn that the construction train ON
tho Charlotte Railroad ran off the track
and down an embankment, at an early
hour yesterday morning, near Cornwelrs.
The engine was considerably damaged. but
luckily no one connected with the train was
injured. A portion OF the track Was taken
up, and it is strongly suspected that it was
done for the purpose Of running the pas
senger train of, and thus aHording an op-'
portunity for;plunder. The accident to the
construction train, it is more than prola-
bic, saved the passengers.
F1REMEN's FESTIVAL. The committees
for this festival, aided by tho ladies, were
busily engaged, all day yesterday, in deco
rating tho new market for the festival,
which opens this evening. 1t is scarcely
necessary to urge our friends to give the
firemen liberal helping hand in this affair,
for We are confident all appreciate the ne
cessity Of rerlenishing and restoring the
apparatus destroyed during that mernora-
ble night which laid our city in ashes.
Everything, We are informed, will lie
served up in fine style tonight, and what,
with the material prepared for the festival,
and the comminSling OF friends and neigh
oSA"s We AAA~S cosoaJ PAChiSe ~ 4S-uH.oA IAut
will mot only be pleasant, but profitable to
all concerned. We trust that the fete will
be so suGccssful as to render its continu-
ance desirable for few evenings more.
We would advise visitors--the male por-
ton, ut lcSst-tO be sure aud call at Stall
No. 30" while ON their rounds, and our
word for it, they wiikbe amply repaid.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Atten ti,.n IL cali
ell to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the frat
time:
W. r. Walter Variety Sale.
Levin Pcixotto- Sugar, Molassca, etc.
Market Stale to Rent.
G. Bouknight-s5OO Reward
Mrs. CathcArt-Cottag to Rent
Janney 4 Tolleson-Oils.
Grccnville Residence and Farm for Sale.
Scott u McMastcr-Agcnts Wanted.
Columbia Lodge, U. D., A. +. NJ.
jacob Bell Citation Adelaide Mcdonnell.
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Fe1e%raDn.
by
Csblet Dispatches.

LoNDoNs August 1e-Evening. .
The annexed are the oficialiprices Of
today: Consols for money 8sh.
United States 520's 6s34.
LIVERPOOL, August 1S-P. M
The cotton market has been quiet to-
day, at unchanged rates. The sales
amount to 5000 bales-middlingn ND
lands 1334d. Breadstufii, market firm,
except for corn, which is a trifle
easier; mixed Western 26s., Cd. The
provision market is dull
: -RER1IN, August Sy-Abil isunder
discussion in the Prussian Chambers,
which has for its object the Fannexa.
ton to Prussia of the Kingdom of
Hanover, the electoral of Hesse. the
duchy of Nashan and the eitv of
Frankfort.
PARIS, August 18.-The Emperor
Napoleon denies having enteftained
any desire of annexing the territory
of Belgium to France.
PRAGUE, August 1S.-The peace
conference is in session, and negotia-
tions are making favorable to its pro-
gress. The ratifications of treaty
of peace will, it is expected, be ex-
changed in ten days.
LONDON, August 1S.-There is no.
thing Of importance to report in Bri-
tish politics.
An affidavit has been presented to
the Court Of Admiralty, setting forth
that seven steamars-blockade run
ners-laying at Liverpool and stand
ing In the name of Fraser, Trenholm
4 Co. were lawfully the property of
the United States, having belonged
to the Confederate Government at
the termination of the war The Ad-
miralty issued warrant for 92O, 900
against each steamer and took pos
session. 1t is alleged that three Of
the vessels are subject to pending
chancery suit, by the United States
against Prioleau; the other is the
bona Ifde property of Eraser, Tren-
holm & Co., and one other belongs
to the builders, having never been
registered.
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By w. T. WALTER, Auctioneer.
VIII be sold, at his mart, ,onWEDNEsDAY
Z MORNING, 22d inst, at 10 e'clock, a. M,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Carpets, Bureau,
CRIB, Ladies' Hats, Scarfs,
Hooks and Eyes, Spinning Wheel Reels,
Cream Freezer, Grind-Stones,
Wrought Nails, Jars, Demijohns,
Crockery, Glassware, Blasting Powder,
Mule-Shoes, Scales aud Weights, Pot
ware,
Shoes, and choice assortment Of Kero-
senc Lamps.
Spring-Wagon and . Buggy.
Aug Zl 3 - :
Sugar, Molasses, Bacon, Rice, Coffee, Soap
&C., DC.
BY LEVIN & PEIXOTTO.
THIS Tuesday, MORNING., 2lst inst, at
10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our store
bbls. Porto Rico Molasses.f
Brown Sugar. fG-
lbs. bacon Sides and Shoulders.
Bags Coffee, bbls. Rice
Boxes Soap, Madeira Vine
Sherry Wine, Claret.
Bourbon Whiskey, Segars, &c.
Immediately after the above,
A variety Of Dry Goods and Fancy Arti-
clcs.
A good secondhand Piano.
And first-rate Sewing Machine, Wheeler
Il Wilson's finish. Aug 2l
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COETTMBTh--'
Tuesday Morning, August 81, 1855.
The Convenaon.

The Convection. S
The Address and sDeclaratidn of
Principles issued by the Philadelphia
Convention, will be read with interest.
Although some of the resolutions
might have been very properly omit
ted, yet ON the whole, and under
existing circumstances, the work of
this body will receive tho approval of
the people of the Sonth. .- ,.-.-..----.---.-. .-.
We may now safely soy that the
proceedings of the Convention, taken
in connection with President John-
sons remarks to the committee from
that body, published in the Phenir
on Sunday, give US an assurance that
the days Of the radical faction are
numbered, and that the work of res.
torntion will be speedily aud complete
ly perfected. President Johnson has
done much towards this happy CON
summation, but there remains much
still to be done. In his remarks to
the New Hampshire delegation, he
fully endorsed the principles and
policy set forth, and indicated that
in future, every man appointed to
Office, would he required to sustain
them. We think. then, that he is
now complete master of the position,
and with the aid Of the true and
patriotic men of the country, he will
be enabled to steer the ship of state
safely to the harbor of peaces>-
We subjoin the closing scene Of
the Convention The motion having
been mado to adjourn sine die, the
Chairman, Senator Doohttlo. said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION:
For the kindness and courtesy by
which You have sustained the Chair.
in the. efforts to which. by your resolu-
ton, you have been pleased to al
lude, I return you my sincere thanks.
Before putting that motion, which
shall terminate the proceedings of this
Convention. I shall ask you once
more to join with tho Rev William
Elliott in invoking the benediction of
Almighty God, by whose support we
ore sure of success, but without
which we should inevitably fail
The Rev. Mr.. Elliott thereupon
made an eloquent prayer. returning
thanks for the harmony of the hearts
which had been manifested through
ont the Convention, for the spirit
of conciliation seen in all its mem
bers and in all proceedings; for the
blessings which now crown the
nation, and especially for the Presi-
dent of the United Suites, 30 worthy
of his situation and position.
The Chair then,- at half past II
o'clock, put the! question, and an
nounced that the Convention stood
adjourned without day. 4 -
The band played the appropriate
Dir of "Home, Sweet Home"
Cheers were given for President
Johnson and Senator Doolittle, and
then the members and spectators
gradually dispersed.
At "a meetingof the National Union
Executive COMMITTEES, q resolution
was adopted earnestly recommending
to the friends of peace, Union, liberty
and law, in each county of the States
and territories, to hold mass meetings
for the purpose of ratifying the
action of the Convention and provide
means to place its proceedings in tho
hands OF citizens Of the Republic
&
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Dental Instruments, belonging to an Estate
BY LEVIN & PEIXOTTO.
THIS (Tuesday> MORNING, 21st inst, We
will sell, at our store,
case Dental Instruments, belonging to
an estate.
They can be examined at any time pre-.
vIous to sale. Aug21
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BLANKS FOR SALE An THIS orr1cxELot-
gers OF Administration. sDeclarazen on
Bond or Sealed Note. Mortgages and Com,
veyances Of Real Estate. = 4
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The special despatch fEon Philalelphia.
published in Saturdays Phenir, was sent
by ox-Gov. B. F. Perry, but the signature
was accidentally omitted.
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sFAvoRs.-Wc are indsSted TO- M Wal
tom agent Of the National Express Compa-
ny, ssof late papers
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81 80 to 81 90; Ashtons fuo. 81, and worthingon's
do, SO 10 to s3 20.
fopAcCo was very quiet. and, with moro sellers than
ouyora tho market was quito heavy. Tho sales con :
prise 4o hhds Kentucky al from to 17c including light
common leaf and heavy selections l15 cases State at
l2c rs do Ohio at 61o and 81 do Connecticut at 2c.
lin was not In very Root demand; but holders were
firm at previous prices, for both pig and plates The
sales OF the former comprise 800 slabs Straits at 200
gola and 500 do ut 26r currency wo quote Banca e
70 22c, and English 204 to 20'lc gold. O. charcoal
plates were held at S2 IS to IL 25 We quote o. coke
S0 70 !2 Terne coke 50 % to So and charcoal
$ll T6 to IL 2b, all currency.
TALLowIWas IN moderate demand. and steady, with
iurIher Sales OF $4,000 lbs, mainly a. ll3i@11Ao
WooL--Was in moderate demand, at aIont previous
prices Tho sales comprise 25oo9O lbs State West
FORMS 2I@3Ozc 1OUUO Texas 1000 bales Metiza
lbs do 42c
WHrsKEY Receipts COO bb'u Tho market continued
du'l. win more sellers tnan buyers. Trihng sses re-
at the inside price,
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1000 bales OF Government were sold at auction
ton Agent at the following prices New Orleans bales
gooa middling, at 294c; ordinary. 27Hc; low
low midding, at $40; 81 good ordinary 2So; Is ord-
~. $50; sa2 rebaed. 29ho
from hrst hands were msde. moderate business
In lots from second hands at abont previous prices
1900 bags Rio at 1870 to lsHo gold, duty paid
FRE1aHTs.-There was no decided change either In
rent Cotton wanted and rates were nominalIy IA
oy sal and S.l6iby steam The engagements were To
cotton $751; b"sSss ooEn Sy st. To-
LONDON 263 tons oil cake at 16s To Cadlz 200 bbls
Musqussh to Liverpool. deals. at 72s Sd. =
FRuITs.-The current prices are much tho same
have special sales to mention The msrke, Is steady
at the following poe Sardines 300 to 50 per box $40
3 sy S Sc
bunch So 70 do; oIrrans 13c per lb; oron, Leg
e
2so t. 29c Sicily sos shell 2Sc to 27o sheled 4e to
wslnuts. Bordeaux. l2oto 40. 49,. :, -
BAY was In moderate request at previous rates. We
MoLAasEs-The sales light prices were quite
steady. moderate business done in lots, includ
to 90 hds fndd
600 Also. by auction, 40 hhds Porto Rico at es to
Pnov1sIoNs- IS bbls ont meats and 14s pkgs
lard The pork market was decidedly frmer ut the COM
sh sasS
sales comprise 5000 bb:s. for Immediate delivery at
$8l lax to S31 43 for messi $40 so TO $50
do. and sl5 to sa6 so for prime Also dSoo hbls
mess for future delivery, including the months juno
and July sellers and buyers option chiefly at $50 rs
70 S3i 80. Beef WAS in good demand at frmer prices
The sales comprse 1000 bbs a. s2l for new Psin
haas were vory rm With 3 sales Of about 400 bbs at
TO $t3. which is In advance Bacon was in moder-
ate demand We quote Gales OF about 800 packages,
mainly at lax o. for Cumberland cut Cut meats were
In 40 I've demand at full prices The sales reaches 1900
pscisses. st lax Q. TO for shoulders and l7h
to 10 O. for hams. Lard was quiet. but prices
without decided change The siles were 300 packages
ut 10 o. to 22Hc Bntter quiet and heavy. Cheese
was duh and lover small business was done at 10
| to 20c rs 70 quality,
| RICE was quiet but nomlnally unchanged. We note
sales OF 500 bags Rapgoon, in ots at % to eio Ban
goon in bond quoted per 100 bs 50 to IS 49, gold
SO cs Carolina realized si2 SO per 10J lbs. 1870 per
ID was an outsidep foe for Carolina. ..ysp : f1DIi
,sgoSn;LThs msfaet was evidently shade easier.
tnough tho business was vey light and prioes were
MORE or less nominal at previous quotations. We note
tarms, but part at 12Ikc- Fi - i.+a-t : (
sALr was held With increaBed hrmness. Several car.
goes o Aahtons salt have arrived but they cold
preyiou,y. The only trsnsaou reported II 100
bushels furkn fanrd ex.bsrk Taibs. at t5o The
set Was rather ques though moderate busineis haB
prices: Turks land. 900 10 65o liverpool ground
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FLoUn-Tho inspections for tho week prove larper
head OF Ohio is Inposed OF Northwt stern receipts:
good winter wheat brands of Howard trcet and Ohio
prices but horo less disposition to-day to
e"y We have only 70 rSPSTs sales OF 100 bIs Western
nary brands at $1 We repeat quotations as follows
Howard, street Super and cut Extra $40 asa so; do
Family sSS Ohio super and cut eisaes Extra so@i
Fn DO E1trs ssippng Sl@a do retailing s 6l2to
Extra $40 7S@1l SO; city Mills super So 751o, do ship
ping brands Extra s13@ls 5O do ttandard Extra sii
aS'ss s %uS weSa
30 aeeSS rs bbl Corn Meal-City Mills and Brandy.
The following are tho inspections of Flour and Meal
the city Of Baltimore for the week ending May TO-
and 90 halt bbls Ohio 1898 bbs and Family 493 bbs
-totai Wheat Flour, 1857 bulls. and 90 half bbts To.
s & VIII Si Dds hyo Flour and 9lo bbls and 80 half
GnaAsm-whcat-iis lam bushels primo Maryland white
at So 2 and 600 bushels red at sa GO to- So sS cargo
OF 20 bushels prime red rem.ined unsold held
bushels se low received; white was active and Arm
with sIics OF 2loo bushels mixed rs sc cents and
load PepnsyiSania yellow. 1000 bushels sid at 81
cents per bushe Oats 1000 bushels offered aud art
sold ut 81 to 6S cents, weight. , -
MILL FEED.-we rcpnrta sale of 2OJO bushels Brown
Stuff at 20 cents per bushsl.
MoLAsaEs Market lightly supplied; nothing doing
worth OF notice; prices steady as last quoted.
PRovIsross The market was again active and prices
further improved wo report sales OF $40 bbs western
Mess Pork $751; 10000 lbs Sides ut 1Gj6c; go nhds
clear do at tic: 10000 lbs loose Shoulders at 33c go
tcs Western Lard at 22o, held at Ado b SG hhds
bacon in lots. udlng shoulders &c and ldes at
kc; Hams arc held firm at 24D25c tor best canvased
Sides l6LIo. .-' - ...tE77 >-0' ~
.SALT-RemanH stoady last quoted Wig: for Liver
pool Ground Alum 81 IS; Marshall Worthineton's
Fine So 26@3 20 ;othcr brands less known So s53 IL;
an invoice Of Ashtone only lot here in rst hands
at So so per saok Turks leland Ia scarce and firm Mt
600 q bushel for lots from store. ,.t. -
suoAn-We report sales of 100 hhds choice Demorara
bbls prime do at 12Ko, and 65 hhds do at iiSl9o
q 't.
wH1sKEY--Is quiet but firm at 50 2s@2 az Z, gallon
for largo and small lota. -. - o.
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Mobile Market

MOBILE, May 10.-CorroN-The demand bas been
only moderate to-day and buy ing confined part
ties Even running Middings and above were dificul-
to buy except 1T outside rates and at these figures
wero generally unwilling sellers The lower grades
however, were abundant and cheaper 45v bales chang
cd hands, the market closing quiet at 81 to 80 c.
MONET ,RY AND FIsANcIAL--The limited euppIy Of
both Foreign aud domestic Exchange has caused more
frmncss aud rather higher than yesterday Some
ransacuo were made at a. hut holders were general
y asking 4 to 7S premium. NJ short sight Offering
old Ia hcarce, and continues to advance gradually
The general quotation OF tho market Ia from I2s To
l29H but some holders were askinK 1870 |1 ~
Sterling Bills command 1876 to 138 whie interior
credits cannot y negotiated at ALL : , -
New Orleans sight par. ~ r, .,.r VI. ...... ..r
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

owing TO the receipt kilograms reporting tho Liver
pool market to tho Sd instant and which quoted Mid
dling Upland at l4d nominal the market hero was
Drought 10 stand, and we informed of only
snsaction during the day. aae Of $50 bales about
800 per h. Tho operation Indicating decline of about lc
por ID from Saturdays prices.
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The mILLENNIgM.-A literary curiosity has Just
appeared in London under the title Of "Iouis Ma
Poeon the destined Monarch OF the World" &C.
6y the Rey: M Baxter, author Of "Fhe Coming
hays been sold the book finding readers notvth
noteworthy names used by the author as au rhori.
ues., We are indebted to Mr.. Baxter for the
cheefful news that the world is to end /, 1873-ao
that people may set about their preparations for
tnat event as soon as they like; but during the
brlef interval Of six or seven years the Emperor
OF .5 me French is to become sole monarch OF the
World, personally representing the Antiohrist OF
fSe EnranS dday He Is to become
tendon submitting to his away. he is to make
covenant with the Jews, who by his aid are to re-
turn to Palestine, resume their rank as O nation
ans S rebuild rob Jernssiem Napoleon isthen to be-
Which answers to the pouring7 out Of The yiais.
dwo years and six weeks" after the date of the
covenant with the Jews, 'the ascension of the one
TGsned enmaled and =, fortyfo9r thousahd wise vrgns
only for seven years aud two and q haif months.
ana then the great battle fof iArmagedd n is to
take place, In which Lopis Napoleon (the "ereat
beatty is TO be defeated aud slain. . This sisas Is
revelation moro startling than any Of DR.. Cum.
mings' inventions. o"'
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COMMERCIAL.
ExpOrts,

LlVERPoCL-Pfr Br bark Enreks-3i balos 8 and
,,r, 143 6nIes Upland c. tton, 432 bbls Rosiu.
faes l Cotton "a bbls Spirits Turpentne. sll
cases HATS Az boxes Blutihg, 10 boIes Wine, hhds
Glossware packages Furniture, 1868 White Oak
Slaves 323 Ale Barres, 90 bbls sour Ale.
Iron. =