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The New York herald., 1867-06-21
TElEcRApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

PHMApELPHIA. June 10, 1857.
Reading Railroad Psnnsyvania Railroad sa gold iy7s
Sns have e%
al sc. GrocerIes QUIET Provisions heavy. New mess
BALTIMORE, June 20. 1857. .
Cotton sue. bu. steady At ao g, good o5dnsry aud
naIy unchanged sugar-Large sales yss,erday refining
Eeas dull heavy ana % %
sales choice Virginia white 81 s. and prime
= ss:1 Sris sa'y Hssits
sal ss Gss. i. g. dun a. iss
i. .as nd s s rio %ssss ssss
western g.. 40 . III white western sls ssi9 sys
Sso bushels No Milwaukee syf s5 idoo Sashel. Cam
tss sg!'.s essa s. sssrs rs
es oEo are is' and
M ss % Il fnS a.. Ss.Hssd ss sFd sss
a corn & m eats 81 asss
Of corn, lsooo do. oats --- s.s2sss-~ - -sss. Il
,.s s:; :s,:: :sS::
nour unchanged; sales At - 70 whest quiet wh down
ss @ sasss. Ss sSl.saSss oas private Corn
s s n' .S .s1: Shorts Sd Ssss sfnws w and
mddlass 5 81 s per ton Canal froisns du New
York; lumber, ~ ~ 70 the huoson anu - - ~ eWourk
Schenectady Joe New York By rail and river, 6Oc
ToLxpo, Ohio, June 20 1867.
Flour is dun wheat Is dun unchanged Corn is duh
and nominal SIC. for No. aud SIC tor No. Oats. 6So
Rye. 81 ~.
CINCINNATI June 90 1857.
Flour Is duh for lower grades but Is quiet for higher
grades; family elI 20 s2 Wheat 70 fair demand;
sales Al 81 as 50 for 20 winter issssiS for No
l. Corn s duh a. 7oc there were small sales Of NO Ia
81 30 Cotton is dull declining: rniddng 231sc 24c
Whiskey s dull and unchanged At 5 Mess pork s duh a
81; there only small business done. Bulk meals
Ne for shoulders sc for sides and ilc for clear sides
Bacon II quiet In fair dema md shoulders , packef
clear sdes, l2c. clear rib sides lkc Hams are IN good
demand ~ lSc lea for sugar cured Lard dun a. lsc
Butter 10 dull nj l4c. i6c Eggs, 15c l6c. Sugar II
srm reansd ,s nss advanced c sales 2, c oe LIS @ io5
bales cotton 900 bushels rye 300 bbis. whiskey. ship
ments-i1 toJ bushels oorn lao bags coffee.
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two O'Clock Saturday sfsernocn without further no
hce.
GRAHAx.-on Thursday morning. June 20: suddenly.
JANIS GRAHAM, aged 40 years.
The friends aud scquaintances Of the family
spectfully invited attend the funerH from his laio
residence 40 SCANNED street, this friday afternoon al
two o'clock
IRwIs.-On Wednesday June 49, after q short Illness
WILLIAM IRWIN, or, In tue 57th year OF hrs age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
NO. 4Ol broadway near Flftien street. on Sunday az
ternoon, at one O'Clock. The remains will be taken
Greenwood for interment
MnLR-On Thursday, June 90, ADA r., only daughter
Of the late Captain James and Mary l. Miller, aged
years and % days.
Funeral services will take place at the Presbyterian
church, West Farms this friday afternoon, al half
three O'Clock The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend wthou. further notice
MoRRisoS-on Thursday afternoon, June 20. after q
long illness, ANDREW MORRISON, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
No. 100 Nassau street. Brooklyn Saturday afternoon,
at two O'Clock.
MooKx In Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 20, SUSAN
NAH MOORE of Newtown. L. L. In the s5th year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from ST. James church,
New0wn, l. L. Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock,
without further invitation Train leaves Hunters Point
at hafpast two o'clock.
MORTON Tuesday, juno 18, ALrRxD A. Morr, in the
HIS relatives and friends and those Of his brother in
funeral this Frday) afternoon. at O'clock from his
late residence 375 Fifth avenue, without further notice.
The remains will be taken TO GREEN for nterment
MCCARTY.-On Wednesday, June TO- ELIZA ANN, rect
Of Peter McCarty, aged 70 years.
The relatives aad friends Of the family are respect
dence 40 East Twentyffth street, on saturday after
noon, at two o'clock.
jams MCMILLAN, IN the Goth year OF his age.
Ne funeral services will take place at his late resi-
dence, 2l Lawrence street. this (Fridayl afternoon At
two O'Clock. The win be taken to Albany for
interment
Ia tV-sh hird SOu
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PORT OF NEW Yuax. JUNE 20. 1867.

CI00r00s
Steamship MOTTO Castle, Adams, Havana--Auxntc Mad
Steamship il Livingston. Baker, acknowledgement
Steamship Moneka, Marshman Chareston-Livingston. /.
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter Wilmington, NC-J Hand.
Steamship Ellen Terry: Chapin Newbern. NC Good
Steamship alaueua. Godfrey. Bos.on-w CLYDE,
FaneR l Msinsss % Wenst aA'''a 0''n'A - .-u'pa-
Bark johanna tBrem), Laucr. Panama-s Merchant
dersnFunch, Meincte Wendt
asa
Bros
.t st E.s. y s s rsfs s:
Brig Elixsbeth % DUTCH. De BOer. Koserdam-Funch
Brig Guisgpiens IaD. Bony Palermo and Aarsai.-
Brig Susie s,rout s.rou., Demarara-smpson clapp
Bs rssS &
Brig Aura (Br,. King. ausntanamo-crandau, Umphray
Brig Nova tBr,. Bent, Annapolis, Ns-Arler Housh
Brig scocs (Br,, wyman. Bay Of Vert Nss smithers
Brig village Belle tBr,. Morrison. windsor--H Dewoa
schr Martin lst PortN Fisusro. Demarsra-Mddlston
Schr G Howard. Nickerson, Galveston-G @ Young 4
Co
schr Bnriey Williams, PRiisdsphs-ThoI Holmes
s ss rssS sss SsspS Vi.
schr Post, Lansphre, Bridseport-Rackett& Taylor.
Arrived.
Steamship North America, Zimmerman Rio Janeiro May
Is Bahia 29h Pernambuco June Para 7th and 81 Thomas
i4th, with mdse and PASSENGER to Garrison Allen on
RIO Janero June H. in tho harbor Of Bridse.own Barba
former left about $3.50 PM for River Plate.
Steamship Niagara, Blakeman, Norfolk, 10 10 Henekcn
4 Pamore.
stcamsh Acushnet' Kelly, New Bedford with mdss TO
Ferguson Wood
Brig Gnallelmo Tommasno ,aD crseuo'o Trieste, .,
days, with mdse, to Agresta Co.
Brig scotland (Br), crows, Barbados Is days with mo
lasses. to 4 Smith Co.
Bris Arso Creighton Ponce, Pr II days, with sugar.
Morrison Phillips .
Brig Ellen of BALTIMORE Burgess Cow Bay 10
DAYS, with coal, 70 Hicks 4 Bell
Brig (Br) Lake, Little Glace Bay IL days with
coal, 10 Crandal, Umphray a Co.
Brig Humming Bird (Br), Stevens. Windsor, Ms with
plaster, to Crandall, Umphray a Co.
Brig Means, Wells New Haven, in ballast 70 master.
sch Bird (Br Urquhart, Mayasucz Is days with
sugar 10 Pension Sailed In company with schr III
Gale, for NYork; June H. t 81 So lon "a S, spoke bark
Return bound s.
Schr woolscy King Galveston.
Schr r Bell, Brewster, Morehead CITY.
Yacht Idlsr, Kinner, Norfolk, 2 days
sailed.
Steamships Bremen, MORO Castle, Moneks, Terry,
II Livingston, Fairbanks.
s.- FOR ADDITIONAL sHl PPrSa ISTELLroENcE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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DoARD oY AuDIr.-RULEs ADOPTED by THA
Boards Of Audit zss y p ss As's and q ap e.
regulating The proceedings Of said Bosrds Ne. York jun
yiSs.rhs statute. BY which the said Boards Of Aud1
ere sr.sss ,ssuis rec =. sss%.a sna
e. % .ssi:ss srs
ss sss ss va ssy S ss
the Board created 1 the % ant soS az 'ss
s 10 vim q. = Of tas So
sl%s o1 Ss cSapso.r q the o q Ne. York ssors
the days .sms So M esl9rs ,ss
e s:y ss:.s y :.
which ss es% y K. Sss. aDsa .ssS s
eiann !. based, together with so%slss bai q .ss
y .S. r ..s s' Sac ss.sss
Eys .ny III. ass has sssn pro.seuss or brought uba
,ns = y q @
.ss ne ssss ssS M an
zen @ssf q \. y .ss
[ ., .ssA q IL sssss
the pre.sn.ea within ssp dtys s,sr sasf nng sp4
snssersd as having answered denial.
ali cases whether .nswer be nssrpcssd Q, not hs oai
facts fact upon wSich Il is based. -
s ned s.s Ssrsof sss ss sisa
order upon suchanda except thstfor good show
10 hoard, upon reasonable notices prcfsrsncs may y
granted or postpon ement OF hearing had. - sslg Y
FthA day calendar for each day consisting % not moe
.ss s.n ). ssn sss s.s' p rss;s *.
aLd posted the rocmsoccuped by the boards fer
before o'clock Y. ~ Of the day preceding tns
Of said calendar. No adjournment OF any case on
calendar VIII be granted. except for suncsos Gauss
By sfndavit. - 4. .sns-~s.x
srl-Tbs hearings Of said claims shall % ps coaan'sss y ~
generally the the trisls oI
Courts OF Record. but the form and nsnnss ~ ~ 49,
may modified 70 conform 70 the duties .sasis 80 3
Inconsistent with the duties and purpo@s-s'"
shal apply 70 heArfnGs before them -s. ~ 0l ~,,
ss,snth-Tks dscisions Of ths poa sS As%t 49, anA
cisms heard shah b. apnoungcd ~ 49, a. - ssc sflc
the hearings shal - cioss1 = e1n 4 SyTv rrsssSpi
SnAgnSHpb SHni6AHglSp 3 oofiotIY. 6sssso''ss.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Dis asfers.
sHp CLARA McClntock from calno for Nantes put into
n, auction on the Sd inst for $3.50 hull and spsrs.
sar ArnMcA Mortimer before reported .. ashore at 2.
low AN sh sse lay fo5~sss and pars. rs.s srs
she viii be total loss.
BARK ELLrDA tBrem), from Rio Jsneiro for -. With
saved
@ o@ M with oP PGss s s s
coast fhe captain lost but Tho crew saved and
BARK LooHrxI Graham from Boston June y for ric,ou
N reported 70 have been wrecked oa csps saos On the
built in 1853 .. rcsou ss. where she was owned ~ Game
ron Coz
Bmrs YlxrrIr-cap,ain srum aud crew of brig fleetiy
from Boston FOR yaeme before reported os arrived A. st
BRo CARoLrSEThe brig her beam ends 1<h ins
miles Sc Of Barnegat BY Capt French o. the schr oliver
1@ss s prGSsbs The brig capons auv.r COZ bsnso
Guvsr which ssisd from this port tho sh ins, fo sa.
rspo. receyea 10 this city states thai the
q ss % ss sse1
depha Tor Bath Hclmss Hole sh boarass a. aSsn. ban
doabsedy aboys and took from Der m.s.s ~ q, and
ss.sP ssa rated a. was bull. a. Brewer Ne 1890 aud
partly owned In thIs city.
arrived =. Bristol s,n inst leaking and loss q y
Ss h.. M s1 . ~ s $ ssra saS @ e n cs
scHR REAPER, loaded with moulding clay while sa,ng M
the East river 18th inst was run into py ns sr
saved The Reaper les oa he o. sh street. with
about II feet oil her mass above water
Scum A McCAnaS from philadelphia for -, wa.
driven % miles oo g ss sss ns seeking x freight
srup AHrs PrrwAs from Baltimore for Boston With COAL
"a ashore on Georges Island Boston harDor fu OF water
M,...a yxsrtsThe schr Lucy Ward, Of kcnnebunk,
Me- sailed from Boston on tue sh OF last NovemDsr Y"
Fayal she arrived that port Deg bns was not perm
ss a"s sss rsSs
.srng h.rk rayaL She sailed from Lisbon Dec w. ana
n reported certain account has been received her
sinrs t6a time. Edward stone Of kennebuuk sailed a.
master, 0corse Stein, Of Kcnneeunsp,rs ws mas a
ssus dsher OF the town, and John u Taylor ana
nanisi Chapman Konnebunk, were sesincn Tho COOK
Vas stranger shipped ia Boston Capt stones he was
Insured for SJv0 There only S1N Insured on the
vessel. 80 o.,..u. sx.h a.,
from Ruatan ropor that the schr 0azelie br Weoster
ssed from island the 30h OF April last Tor View
orleans with cargo Of fruit and has not snce been heard
Of -....
gxvArps ron SAvre LIZ, AcThe undermcnticned re-
wards have recently been granted ~ ner s''sn
10 Captala ~ whiusG master d ths Am ssx
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INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAIRS.

Seizure of Twenty -one DistiIleries.
II would appear that the Internal Revenue Depart
ment going work earnestly than ever in fer
retng tho places ia this city whore Illicit dstilIaon
Of whskey being carried on aud also those other dis
teries the proprieon OF which mako false returns OF
the amount OF liquor manufactured BY them Colonel
Mcssmore, Deputy Commissioner, stated in yoster.
days HERALD has taken hold Of this mattor if good
earnest aud II his late proceedings furnish any In
dcaton Of what he intends doing in the future II may
be fairly assumed that the violations violations q & the
fore will be brought TO close, and that
right speedily. The Following distillories have been
Cornelius Stagg acting under the superintendent oi
the Deputy Commissioner, for alleged compliance
with the law The names appended are those OF the al
In the Eighth collection dstrfct-J. h Stinsy. Seven
teenth street. between Seventh and Etghth avenues;
James Barker Seventeenth street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues; G. Readle, Ferty-second street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues; William Levy a53
West Forty third street, Eames Ryan, Forty-n ninth
street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues; Thomas L.
Hayward Fifty nth street. between Tenth and Eleventh
In the ninth collection district the following establish
ments were seized by Mr.. Horton. Special Revenue
Agent, by order Of the Deputy Herman
Metzcr foot Of Twentyninth street. East river; d. D.
Koeher OF Thirtieth street and First aveuuo W.
Haggcry, Twenty-sixth street. East river; England
Eraus 207 aud 200 avenue A; William whelan, 257 East
Twenty -liftn street, Charles Doris, 234 East Forteth
street; A. Newburgh, 359 Seventh avenue; j. J.
Scamel 227 West Thirty ty-seventh street; - Delaney,
507 West Thirty ninth street; b. Hamburger, 5l2 West
Thirty eighth street. NJ Levy 2oa West Thirty second
Ray fhirty.third street and Tenth avenue; - Vent.
miz, No Abbatoir place, and Dorotha Andrews, 621
West Thirty-sxth street
All tho above dstilercs In possession of tho
revenue officers held subject to proceedings for
scaton that have been commenced in tue United States
courts.
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The market for wheat ruled very heavy and 70 eec sales
Of any macn further had 10 be granted
There inquiry for the low grades for shipment 10
the EaropeAn market and A. we premsed day or two
70 point which would render shipments remuneratise
we informed OF this product
VIII ia ens bled 10 import wheat Black during
the early autumn and lay down In Liverpool a about Sc
IN would compete for the Liverpool trade, therefore,
prices must Il would sss stil lower particularly for
tAe common Qades The saAea~ were about tVW pueAeA
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CorrxK-Rlo remained dull but prices essentially
unchanged. Other kinds were quiet,
FLoyR GRAIs Receipts 6oss bbls -four, "a DO and
"a 0o3 bushels wheat, ssy39 do
aud a913 do The market for state and
-four continued dull aud unsettled and holders be-
ing still disposed 10 the views OF buyers prices were
again 10 to h cents lower and nearly nominal with some
aaes sii greater decline California was dull but
prices remained without decided chsnee the sales
about 6op bbs at the quotations appended southern four
declined but there ACTIVITY the sales
reaching $50 bbs within The o our quotations Rye
-four continued decline. with but little demsud sales 40
bbls % rs - 90 For meal the demand was light
prces however without decided change. the sales
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IaIf.past Twe o,Ciock r. h
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 20-6 p. u.
CorroH-The market depressed By the unfavorsble
cable Liverpool and the few sales effected
were at prices indicating decline Of fully No b. The
closed dul with buyers anticipating s further
reduction The sales limited TO loo bales suboined
are the closing quotations which nominal
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Dsc .360 Dec. .86l 100 Dec eoS $40 Dec. ~, ,600
BY reducing the wheat -four the quantity Of the latter
left at dewater this year. compared with the
period last shows decrease Of 06 400 barrels four
The following comparative table shows the quantity Of
the principal articles Of produce left At tdewser from
the OF navigation 10 and including the lh
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Arporr--FARSnAx On Wednesday, June 10, at Trim
ity church. Carbondsle, Pa, by the Rev. j. McAipin
Harding tho Rev. BENJAMIN II. ABBorr, Of Whitestone
L. L. 70 SARAH EIIzABKTH only daughter OF Dr. John K.
Farnham. OF the former place.
BARBouR--N -NipDfERRooK- Eyo, N T., on Tuesday,
June 1s by the Rev. Charles w. Beard, JAMES BAR
pouR, NJ d. OF Norwalk Conn., TO ELIZABETH A., daugh-
ter OF George b. Mddebrook Esq. OF the former place
CoYFrS-E -Evxur.-on Wednesday, June 10, by Friends
ceremony residence OF the brides parens HENRY
Corrrs 70 SCR v. EvERTr, all OF Brooklyn, N Y.
CLAPP--ToPKfSS- New Rochelle, on Tuesday,
June IL the residence OF the brides mother BY the
Rev. George Guirey, LEONARD s. CLArP OF New YORK, TO
EMMA A. ToMPkNs OF the former place.
DE GRAY-TRArs--On Wednesday, June 1g al the
Mathewson Methodist Episcopal church, Providence,
r. L. by Rev. seth Read, GEoaos L. DE GRAY, OF Brook
iyn. NJ " TO MANY H., youngest daughter OF BENJAMIN
Train, Esq, Of Providence.
Norwich, Conn, papers please copy.
HsLL--ApKg AT wcstchester, on Tuesday juno IL,
by The Rev d. G. Jackson, GroSE W. HALL, OF this city,
TO Miss EMILY, daughter Of Jas T. Adee ESQ, Of the
former place.
KNAPP ROCKWELL. Tuesday, June IS, at Grace
church, Brookyn, by the Rev q. W. Furguson, EDGAR
s. KsArr, Of jersey City, to MARY n ROCKWELL Oh ihe
PERKss-Cunnss.--o Wednesday, June 10, at the
residences OF the brides parents by the Rev. y. sim
mons, WILLIAM NJ PERKIss, OF New York, 70 SARAH
JAMS, daughter Of Mr. T. N. Curtiss, Of Coinsviiie
Conn.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
NHrrxEY-THossos. Tuesday, June H. by the
Rev. Robert Merritt srspHsv 8 WnfrsEY, OF New York.
70 JOSEPHINE daughter OF the late Joseph Thomson, OF
Morristown, N. J. No cards
Yousos- --srasaroueH Wednesday, June 20, 1885,
by the Rev W. s. Mikels, Mr.. CHARLS A. foUSos TO
Miss ADwIA sTASBRouoa.
Creenport Il. IL and Newburg papers please copy.
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Mining shares continued dull and depressed ana
wholly neglected By the general public Al the nrst
board Corydon closed &C. higher than at the Same time
Yesterday selling o. 81 as Consolidated Gregory Gold
wss &c. lover Ia Crosse Gold sold 81 81 15 Davidson
Copper, 81 2s.
ne following letter written by the Comptroller Of
The Currency 10 the President OF the Bank OF the Com
onwesth In this city on the 9th inst and this gave
ss 70 the nmcr which prevailed Afterwards that
As Trssssy vas aseu, v iassrsrs with ths practice II
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sHiPPIN 6 NEW S

ALMANAC YoRK-rais
yUNRrsEs. ........... - eve 10 ~
SETS. 81 HIGH wArER.. morn III "
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Flour and Grain In Store nc Chicago.
this with the corresponding period In
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

Incomes in the Second Congressional District.
The following table shows the incomes returned by
the residents OF the second Congressional district
bracng the Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth.
Fourteenth, sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
wards OF BROOKLYN and the Ave county towns aud the
annual fnrl ls66 la6z
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%, AoS -
The receipts Of the year were 81 o9o o. aud the
operating expenses $7l52os r. Tue receipts Of the
first 1--WE months Of 1857 were $472,o03 o5, against
e360, COS 6si the corresponding months Of 1865.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances ct the Treasury in this city FOR the
expired portion Of the week have been as foIlows:
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TIDEwATeR RECEIPTS.

Tho quantity OF four wheat aud barley left tide.
during second In June years 1866 aud
1857, follows
Flour bbs. Wheat bus. Corn, bus Barley, bss
1855. .....I,0W H7Wo 6y5, 100 $40
1867 ........ L0JO 5000 l9l5OO -
Dec. 100 Dec. lis 0O0 Dec. .40I2o Dec. sO0
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BRowy.--At West Farms, N. r., on Thursday, June
90 IoHS 4 BRowS aged o8 years
fhc friends and relatives are requested TO attend his
funeral the residence OF his son-in-aw, George G.
Babcock No. 1877 Mauson street. this friday after
noon, AZ four O'Clock.
ERvno. AT Harsm on THURSDAY, June 20, EpwARD
c. youngest OF Edward and Mary Elizabcth Erving
The relatives and friends Of She family are respectfully
parsa l2sth street. south da near Eighth avsnass ~
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
from the Commencement Of navigation the l4th
inst inclusive during the 1856 and lS67 fol-
Flour, Dlt Wheot, bsa. Cbrr, bus Barley, bs,s
1901. ...... 9OUO .lla2O0 l08T,GW 2S300
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Receips. Receipts Payments. Balances.
June IT. $3.50 007 So e32 4s5 5256l6 $l34 241
June 49,. 40osM l,524,9o3 2,032,s31 133,t06. 800
June TO-. 4l15S2 1657.54l 2,543O34 182, 62l, ,404
June TO-. 2asOoo ,oss s,6es0sS lsl l,sl7.4oO
Tho Boston bank statements for the past thres weeks
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-11

The following schedule goes into effect on
this road on and after Sunday the 18th April)
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-11
WILLIAM YERGER, JR.,

A TTORNEY q COUNSELOR AT Law,
"A Jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts IN the counties Of Kinds, Rankin, Madi-
son, Issaquena, Washington, Bolivar, and in
the United States District at jackson.
All business entrusted to him, will receive
prompt attention.
Special attention given to the collection Of
claims senfI2dtf
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-11

NTI-BACHELoR's MULTIPLICATION
TABLE.-We find the following float
ing around, and will wager that it was
ciphered out by some young lady who
wants to get married, and finds her
chance of entering the state matrimo-
nial growing smaller by degrees and
beautifully less, until she has aban-
donei all hope. We print it, howev-
er, as an item for male bipeds who
have no "better half' to ponder over
Twice two .'smashes" buys box of
hair pins. Twice three ocobblers"
buys tuck and side combs. Twice
four "lagers' buys pair of gloves
(female.) Twice five '.juleps" buys
pair ofhoop-skirts. Twice six .'pun-
ches" buys Vincennes collar (female)
Twice seven sales" buys a pair of
shoes (female.) Twice eight "toddies"
buys calico dress with cloth enough
for basque and pantalets (female. J
Twice ten "sangarees" buys a pair Of
stays, machine stitched, with patent
eyelids and embroidered beautifully
down the neck. Twice eleven s'slings''
buys collar and undersleeves, and
leaves balance toward the fringe.
Twice twelve brandy straights' are in
for one balmoral, two pair of long
stockings, waterfall, filters, and silk
parasol. Twelve times twelve .'bas-
kets of champagne pays house rent
for year, and leaves margin.
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Of vicl4sburs Packets.

ROBT. Il. LEE,
Leaves Vicksburg for Memphis every alter
nate Thursday at Z o'clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every al
ternate Friday at s o'clock, p. M.
GEN. QUITMAN,
Leaves Vicksburg for Memphis every alter.
nate Thursday at o'clock, p. NJ.
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every al
ternate Friday at 5 o'clock, P. NJ.
MAGENTA,
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every
Tuesday at4 o'clock, Pm.
HOPE,
Leaves Vicksburg for Yazoo City every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at P. NJ.
CALUMET,
Leaves Vicksburg for Greenwood, Tchula
Yazoo City and way points, every Satur-
day at 5 o'clock, p. NJ
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A. M NET-0N

A ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IN LAW, Carrollton, Miss,
will practice in the Tenth Judicial District.
TERMS OF COURT.
Calhoun, I'd Monday of March and September.
Choctaw, 4th
Carroll, ID Mnd'y after 4th M'nd'y Mch 8 Sept.
Tallahatchie, Sth 4th :" g
Sunfower, 9th g 4th 0 &
July IA 1866 div
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-11

CHARACTERISTIC "A few days sine
a small, fine looking bright boy cam
into the cars and took a seat, Shortl,
after minister came ID and took tn
\ cant beforesnnd facing hiIn, when tn,
following conversation ens,ied
well, my little lad, what is you
name r. said the minister.
my name ia James Foot, what il
yours r.
"William Hand" was the answer
Where are you going2" asked the
minister
''To Rome, sir, and where are you
goingT' was the response of the boy.
The minister could do no less than
answer "to Camden" "How old are
your was the next question of the
minister.
Eight years. replied the boy.
Chow old are you, sir r.
The minister hesitated, but gave an
answer.
"Are you alone ?" was the next
question of the minister.
"Oh, no. said the boy, pointing to
the passengers, Il have plenty of
company"
but you have no friends on board
to look after you," asked the minis
ter.
mo sir" said the boy, shave you ?"
This was not answered, but follow
ed by little history.
when I was little boy" said the
minister, "my parents would not al
low me to go off the farm alone.'
At this the boy, with an indescriba-
BILE look, said, cit is different now