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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22

4 UCriON NOTlCE.-F. ROTH. AUCTTONERR, WILL
N sell az public auction el000d worth Of magnificent
Household Furniture: Velvet Brussels and Ingram
rcls elegant rcssvsod Panoortc beautiful P,r Suits in
erocate Works Of Art and Bonzes black walnut Dining
loom Furnitnres this (WEDNEsDAY) morning. Msy d ~
O'Clock PRECISELY q ne Clinton place, Eighth street be-
ysna,e three Beautiful scd rosewood and black walnut
4Arlor Su covered rch French satin brocalei and
9arksh E4sy Chairs and Lounges 70 match, rosewood
sntre and Pier IshcA Etegere. Corner and Booksiands
YaYSr ornaments elegant Brooael and Laee Curtains
M collection OF OIL Paintings Engrsvngy largo Mirrors
- Chandelisrs masni6cent rosewood Panofor.e Soo!
sssnsrs BEAUTIFULLY carved les and case with ali modern
Aprovements; oversIunG bass; fun iron Plate, French
ssad. Bureanr Washsssn6s. sofas Chars Roeasr: Mir
ssses Baskets Tea Tables RSenEon Table China Glass
- Silverware, Cutlery &C. n. B-Relabe men In at
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UCTION EALE.-A p CONWAY 4 CO.. AUCTION.
ecrs-Pcrcmptcry sale q magnificent Household FUR
ture fantngs Rronscs, Works Of Art Articles Of vrtu
. pub c' 70 the highest bidder, without
His "a tyedne.d,Z a iok O'Clock At The ave story
- s.ih avenues elegant Paror suts covered French
csa,e o. s S. Ssserpaor: EssseEe Secretary BOOK
9asnes card raSss Oh fsinnss - ss,issns ARTISTS,
Iisrors Lace Curtains hstsand, sdsbOard Extension
sev ne, ss.xans sln" @nT S1csf tsoe
SsaaA warcrobes Commodss en suite style Louis XIV;
1AiS and spring Mattressee Blankcts Sheets Toilet scs
$Aair covered with green reps; also Basement and Kitchen
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ONDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage 70 London Bres 9l0 e1 and 80 currency
Excursion reduced available for sir months
AIALANIA, Captain pinkham. FROM New Ycsk, Nay ~
CELIA. Captain Leadell. from New YORK June n
WIN. PENN, Captain Blhinge from New York Juye
Toe elegant British iron steamship ATLANTA win leave
pier No North River for London, calling ct Brest
Saturday. May Is, nj IL
Until further notice ali The steamers Of this line win cali
p Brcst land passengers Tickets sold through BY rail 70
Paris and Second Cabin passengers al
par cent less than regular rates. t9s7ff, III
Freight win and through bills Of lading given
Havre, Antwerp. nottsrdsn,, tm.terdan a.1 Dunkth
FOR passage apply to ROBERT n CLARK, - Broadway.
f0f ''e'sn' ap'YH oxI4Nb I xsPINwALL, Agents.
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ssieSEEs OF ESysEnc1p 2S sgEsITgsE.

A sSiGNEks OF HOUaEHOLD ruRNlTvRB.
un WEDNESDAY Nay y, . lek O'Clock, s,the ssesrcsn
say chesInai PAficr Chsbsr Library ana aasemsns
9aishod in on and poshed. upholstered IN eep
al ,iss las: seoda 70 b sola By sass o. James Han
chan4cleys large French rinte Mirrors. OIL Paintings.
Ahe - o'elees io1swood octave Ptanofoytes
mahogany do. The whole for absolute aala Caia0
ieady on the morning Of saic.
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BoGARr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. vly "A
-. ~ ~ oclosk. Cfid srrs. The Fixtures N tire.
lofts soSssslns Of ratrcks rirspfoof Double
Geow Eases shelving Wood psrtIt'cah Isbies ChsIrs
kanR,. cssIbTsos Cssisss. ssiil,S Lsussi, 4a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-22
COASTvVISE sTEAMSHIPs.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
Carrying UNITED STATES NAIL, t

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier - North river foot Of Canal street, At
JsEsi anCE a QUEEN, Captain 2; r Common, con-
JuKE ll-RlSINu STAR, Captain A. G. Gray, connecting
J1ss Eap.n seE xaury connecting
with GOLDEN AGE, Captain -.
loo pounds baggage allowed free each adult
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch st Acapuco those Of lst and 2lst
connect Panama with for South Pacific poTts
LIST and h for Central American por and those Of lss
touch At Manxanil1o.
Departure Of nth OF each month connects with the
steam line from Panama TO Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF June II will connect at San Francisco for
Japan snd China. SEQ advertisement below.
For passage tickets and all further information apply a
the Once the wharf foot Of Canal street North RIVER
New York. y. r. BABY, Agent
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- THURSDAY. Nay = z III o'clcsl IN tho sslesrocms
aoeA Of dealer dscnng buslness v. Velvet Brussels
- lngrnip Csrpets BUREAUS nbles nahceAny snd wal
49, Bookcases &C., &C. fns chance for second hand
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REWARDS
OH WILL BE PAID FOR THB RETURN OF
YlU ladys silver Postmonnaie, containing . so note
some small change watch key and Bergen horse ticket
lost ~ Tayors saloon Broadway theatre between heee
points or In oanbus going down Bradxay 70 Ccrtlandt
street. y. g. JAMES 81 South street.
Ok REWARD WILL BIZ PAID FOR AN OPERA
sDlO Glass, lost Monday evening Fourth
stage after eaving stage between Thirty second and
Ihrvsshh srsets Apply at Fourth avenue stage c6ce.
Thirty second street.
eOE REwARD.-CARvED THRRR SIDED FAMILY
pkC Seal lost Thursday, Nay Is between fifteenth
and Twenty streets In Fourth Twenty.
third street ear. WIN ". TRACY, az broadway,
eE(l REwARD.-LOsT, or SUNDAY, NAY 10. A
sFOU small italian Greyhound. Answers 70 The name Of
1bpsy returning her will receive NE above reward
spdths thanks Of Mrs Phppany. 80 West 1ifsesnth o.
&TO00 REWARD WILL BIB PAID FoR fHR
cI .UVV Apprehension aud oonviction 81 he paytee
Implicated IN ne fcsssy on THIS hank On As sWh az g
By the Board Of Edncson Of TIE CITY q Esy Yort for ne
viii be paid for the recovery Of The ueney that
portion for any parf OF the same.
J. l.. bvERITT. Cashier,
Nationa1 nrosdway Bank.
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0xKy. r fHEAf,I, AUCTIONEBn, LATE SALESMAN
- With y. u. Ludlow 80 sandssme Hoassheld FUR
4Msdnesasy Nay a a. lo o'slcsh :, The pr,ys,e resi-
1pels the Furniture, 4c contained sald house COO.
ins In part az rosewood and walnut pAor and Bedroom
Duits in satin and wrench Bedscads Dressing BIZ.
seaos aud YshlsA kxtsnsion Dining rsbc BUFFET Chairs,
Lounges and Easy Chairs rosewood P.anofora octave
Royal wilton. Administer aud brusssls Carpets Oii.
4etha together with Khencn rtensis with which
ole VIII commence Catalogues st the Aactoreors oEce
- Libcry street.
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closing at $50 regular s22 ooas22 ~ for esaes moss
$40 for prime and s22as22 Is for prime mess also for
future @ delivery 800 bbs b. Q. aud April and May
BEEr-Is steadily held. but not very setive Sales
were made Of $50 hhl. et a14eson Se- plain We.
and s19.5c as2S so for extra do.
BACON fDEs-The market Is quiet Prices are about
the same Sales were made Of 800 boxes ut 11 for
short b 1Hc foE coar II kc for bellies in boxes and
T1EBoE BEEg-The market is more active at full
prices We notice sales Of $40 tcs ut $50 prime mess
and India mess on private terms
BEEF RAnS-Aro firm Mt $40a$45.
CUT MEATs-Are quite dull and heavy. The saleu are
A6 pkgs af3asc for heavy shoulders In sweet pickle,
and 13c for hanns, We quote hams in dry salt 123la
13o. and 1Sa14c for do in sweetp pickle .43sy..
Bu1rERGrcase butter soils freely to shippers at 1oa
former rates. :r&E Ss35S-5E 545-8s6 I'm .55,55
cHEEsE-1he market is quiet We do not learn Of any
chnnge in the market. .T- A ~ :
LARD-The market Is dull and prices are quite nomi.
nal Tho sales 430 derces and bbls. We quote No
to kettle rendered city 12ka12X No Western at u Sc.
steam rendered and kettle dried do 12Xa13Kc and ket
tic rendered do at 133fa13Ac. .TT, - T.
RrcE-The market is more active but at nrices favnr
ing the buyers Sales made Of 100 ercea common
to good at 10a10M s&8.t-SE ~ 4 -, -
SUGAR Raw is in good demand at nrnly held rates
We quote far to gooa refining at 1OalO%c The saes
are 1G9O hhds Cuba at 10Aa11 43 hds Porto Rico al
and 6lb boxes Havana at Hall Nc. In refined
there good business doing We quote soft yellow al
13a136c j; soft white at 13Ma14kc and crushed. pow
dered and granulnted at 15o 81 10 S5Ig e.
FnE.eH9s-To Liverpool 80 900 bushels corn at 2xs
Sd and steamer 40 900 bushels corn at 4d 10
bushels peas at I'd. Two barks one British the othel
1aan to Cork for ORDERS with quarters corn eecf
at 5s6d. j #84 n '$i ~ I7 !11--'"'- - ---,"
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yhR..l;a'l:ill1]g 4: 81 Ae,ul.s! 1 = , ,
MONDAY MORNING : Apa11. Is Is, :,ss7. ,,,sss7 !.
!. ;.s.:5sBALI.AD.s

Sigh On, sod; heart FOR 1ose;a eclipse, " I,
And beauty fhirest queen. 4, "a
Though IDS not for my peasant lips ;2a :
To soil her name between, Na.ufs 4
a King might lay his sceptre down.,
bus am poor and nauSht: q
The brow should wpars golden crown =
That wears her in its thought.
The diamonds glancing in her hair, 80
Whose suddeniheams surprise.
Might bid such humble hopes beware
The glancing OF hen eyes;
Yet, looking oHce, I looked too long;
y. And u: my love Is s.n. = :SS Z
Death follows on the heels Of wrong,
And kills the crime within.
Her dress seemed wove Of lily leaves,
It was 20 pure sud hne-;,S
o lofty wears, and low1y weaves, 4s''
But holden gray is mine;. I
Where gartered princes stand. s.aD.,i5i 49,
But may he wear my love at heart
That wins her lily hand e3:i-'H s. Il
Alasl there's far from srusset freize
To silks and satin gowns: '71 h,
but doubt II God made Ike degrees
In oourtly hearts and clowns. -
My father wro1ged q m1iden's mirsh,
And brought her cheeks to blnme; is
And an tAnt's lordiy of my birth v
Is my feproach and shnmel
lis win to weep. ,,Hs vain; to sigh,
'1si vain this idle speech ,s ~. \ 4.
For where her happy pearls do lie
My tears may never reach;
Yet when I'm gone, cen lofty pride
Mny cay, Of what has been, II
His love was nobly born and died,
Tho all the rest was mean
NV speech is made-but speech ia weak :,
Such love as mine to tell;- ,...,,5;a.
Yet had T words, I dare not speak; 81
So, lady, fare thee weul y, 5's ~!
7 will not wish thy better state
Was one Of low degree, Es;iys .5Fe,,...s-.
And I must weep -thst partial fate sf i.
Made such p chuH ofme. az. 81. r.
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IT looks as if JEFF. Davis would yet become; q
power in American politics. His opinions are used
BY partisans upon what has been facetiolsv called
the 'back-acton principle that is to say, IS soon
as it is found out what he thinks upon any mea-
sure, the free and independent voters are expected
to vote, in an opposite direction. For example, il
was strong argument against Mr.. English IN the
Ia iate Connecticut election when it was given out
that Davis desired his success; and the defeated
party are now harTassing the Democrats with q
remark attributed to the rebel Chief that he was
delighted with the Democratic triumph. 1t seems
to be considered assured that Davis approval Of
anything will secure it's failure, while Els opposi-
tlon to any patty will guarantee it's success It is
to be hoped, therefore, that some: :means will be
adopted TO secure authentic reports of Davis
time to time; for we fear that thetemptation to at
tribute to him opinions he does not hold viii be too
strong for any party to resist. The Tribune should
look to thls-tho1gh authenticity is not one Of its
weaknesses.-N. r Times. sfs,6s So
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Georgia Items. f,S
NEW PAPER--A new weekly is shortly to be
nnen's journal: It is understood that its columns
will be devoted to the dissemination of intelligence
among colored men, and Of the more conservative
views entertained by the best and ablest represen-
tatlves OF their class. --Augussa Press.
ALMOST Sunday afternoon, about three
O'clock young man named Myer, OF the firm of
fy f%yer q Son, of New York, was severely shotdn
Hotel. They were examining small sunloaded
pocket pistol with single revolving barrel. Myer
thought he had some cartridges which would At it,
Lovinger were holding the weapon, somehow It
one enteTed Myers bowels and @ came @ oat of sa hHs
room and placed on q bed. Sunday night it was
thought he would die, but: Monday noon strong
hopes were entertained OF his recovery. Myer was
here on business connected with his firm ~ isl
S.5- =5 [Coasnsbus Sun. II
MEETING OF TIE MEMBERS OF THE Cry PREss. =.
ing q the members of the city Press Of At-
proper reception Of the delegates to the Southern
Press Association Dr.. D. Shaver, OF the Christian
Index, was called to the Chair, and William &.
Scruggs Of the Opinion requested to act as Secre-
On motion Of Judge Whitaker, Of the Intelli-
gencer the Chair appointed the following a COM
with the proprietors Of the several hotels in the
city, and to arrange for suitable reception Of the
members OF the Press Association at the Conyen-
ton announced to meet in this city on Nednes-
Gay, the 18th inst: Jared I. Whitaker, Of the
4ntelligencer; Samuel Bard, Of the New Era; VIM.
y; Scrqggs, OF the Opinion; and lJohn g. Prather.
On motion Of Judge Whitaker, Dr.. D. Shaver
Al On motion Of DIR. Bard, the following wara !, :,
pointed by the Chair Committee on Receptiop.
John Il Steele, E. Y. Clarke, j. 8. Peterson. A.
Watson, Y. =. sisson, John B. Dumble, and d. 7.
Pttllips. 5s&E:.. sa5- d - -'s.l'
The following resolution, offered by Judge Whit
aker, was unanimously adopted: - -
Resozved That this meeting, representing the
Press Of Atlanta, extend q cordial welcome e. The
members Of each and every Press that may be rep.
resented in the Press Convention - a ~,N'p
On motion q Dr; Barr, the superintendent Of
the several railroads were requested to extend the
usual courtesy to the delegates to said Conyen.
Hon. tf 81. 555'G Ne -
On motioncof Dr.. Bard, the city papers were re-
q1ested to publish these proceedings ~; n
The meeting then adjourned. 2ls z
IL VIZ. L. scauaGg, Secretary. IN 0-'A 1tA't'' n'
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GaAN.-When was in very light supply to dny only
Oo onsnes white and 5G5 bushels rcd ocred mar
Maryland red at 50 co. and bushels good Pennsylyn
MIA req Mt SO 80. Corn11 bushels white and 46OO
bushels yellow receivod the market opened strong at an
ofaS cents on whites included sales were
bushels do at 81 Is; 205o bushes mixed at 81 lOai a.
475 bushels damp at 81 49, and 1900 busels veoy of
81 q Rye-No sales. Oats.Sales of 1896 Bushels at
1Ua1o cents per bushe-an advance OF cents .Tf 4
IA1ssEs-hothiug doing to-day Quotations un-
5hovB1oNs.-Bacun is moderately active on Southern
oruefs put for lots to the trade dull we quote with
salee shoulders at CENTS rib Sides i2a12k cts
clear nndo. at 12Aa13 g. inside for net cash Exams
range nom 19 to TN cents for plain and
6n1k Meats inactive held nominnly ut 9a9Z cents for
Shoulders lot sold to-day at tha inside price RIB Sides
dda11A cents Mess Pork quiet S24 Prime Mess at
20 per pnL Lard l3a1SA cents, latter for retail lots
Western terces Baltimore refined is cents Der ID in
h1oE Quiet but held firm ct 10 ,a1oM cents for caro-.
una and sH cents per lb for Rangoon Stock OF both
suaARIs quiet, but held Arm We notice sales Of 80
changed - 80" - - 49,
REFINED SUaARs-Prices were advanced today nc On
"a naru and Ac on soft crushed We quote for lots Of
l6H cts; soft "A white 1E7s cts; circle do IA cts:
white IA cts; extra 1s5< cts; yellow 1877 cts, and
circle 13A cts q ib. 5'isS = Z. Z. 80 ~
sxaur1 quote Maryland com,any's Golden at -
c1s IS =, @gal9n, and for lots of so bbls &c less.
sAN-We quote as before, for lots from dealers viz
LYe1pooi Fine: s. 20; Ground Alum 50 20 eack and
TURKS slaud 6oa62 cts p hushel. - .lZ2-7--
IoRAcco-Maryand leaf is coming in quite freely and
oenand more active the receipts finding sales to shin
pers for all desirable grades soon as offered and 81
fun prices. s--79 - S-g1 - - W 80 o
" -WH1sKEx-Renatns nominal as reported before Viz
ZOE 1Tee Sza2 05, and In bond 3oa32 cts q gallon
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The Charleston Cotton Market. 5.$ s
n OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY SEEWs. l
CHAnIRsroN. Saturday Evening. April Is, 1851 {.
Buyers opersted TO limited exten inferior Cotton In
some instances selling below quotations. but the better
grades continue steady Sales near 800 bales as
20: at 2oh At 2sS: q At s5 e ~ at
2s7l; and "a at 49, We quote III; S. sssT'
ss Ofunoty. 04E--
@ Low MiddHng. 26f9- s$s
M mnaidalanS. 280-$ sfsi
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Baltimore Market. t,

/ baltimore, April 10 COTTON There was a sa,e az
160 bales Of Georgis Middling today understood at
for M1ddng Upland there is some little inquiry but no
per Ib. 9s 51Ea7T7 N 80 -- '-'
hons restricted Light stock in importers
hanas only one invoiceof 1000 baes t"- inied
bags; prices vary as to quality, from II &c gold
FLoUR-The market ts unchanged; no p worthy of
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North Carol,nins1teuo.,

4 II q L. 4 ~ -
We learn that Gen. John G. Robinson has been
relieved at. his own request Of his, command ins
this State, and has rejoined his regiment in tie
Carr Major 9Th cavalry, has been ordered to .re-5
port to the commanding officer Of his regiment at
Washington.-Raleigh Standard, ,'saa cos
day morning last 1ght took place between .Chas..
Vines and VIM. Fite, colored, in Warrenton; which
resulted tu the death OF the former. .ssfs
It seems that Fite was married, or WAS living
with former wife Of Vines, who had deserted this
woman and married another. Vines went from
Warrenton to Henderson, and finding Fite with bis
came ont Of the house he told him he would XII
him. Fite, in SELF defence, struck hirn two blows
on the head with stick, from which he died. The
one; and Fife gave bond in $1,000 to stand his trial.
,i.f' II & sii Raleigh Sentinel.
LAT Morgantown, last week, in the Superior Court
with having Killed. Sobert Tate ts Wss found saKty
OF manslaughter. Abram Smith and son Daniel,
charged with the murder Of Caswen was tried.
found guilty Of the murder, and sentenced to be
hanged the first Friday in May. His counsel, how
sg9sSs 9ssposea xassx the
The Goldsboro News informs us that on Thurs
day last the residence Of Colonel Baker was dis
covered to be on fire, but the flames were extin-
Kitchen on the % premises a formerly occupied By M
Holland, the property Of Colonel Lane, caught FIRE
and was consumed. On the same evening the
into and heavily robbed. No traces Of either goods
| or robber.
| q sa5 5s1 State Items ss's IN
We are panied to learn that malignant form Of
pneumonia is prevailing in portions Of the district,
and has proved fatal in many cases. "7.g3es
During the past two weeks Mrs. Means and
daughter, Of this vicinity, have fallen victims, and
Mrs. Cochran, another Of the family, is now lying
dangerously i'll. as-S54 y fG3.!:.S =
On Sunday last, Mrs. Thomas Crawford was at
tackled N q similar WY, and expired in q few
hours. $sStS-- i Ii ,,5,+ ~.1s'-,ss. - -
During the past few days We, have also to- an
nounce the death Of VIM. Alexander brennan, Of
the neighborhood Of Calhoun's Mills, and Mrs NJ
Wilson, Of this vicinity Truly, Sin the midst of
life we are in death. th.n-A66euMe Press. 9F-& I'd 4
The, Sumter news is informed that o tre took
place at Tmnonsville on the night of the I'd inst:
which destroyed the Temperance Hall and two
stores 49, i:s.l]fE no 1Eils ~
ANOTHER FRosT.-There was slight frost no.
hceable in this vicinity yesterday morning. but we
do not think it inflicted any serious injury on
den egetation.-Phani1. 1 sEa Az 'sy.. > >,a+s
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1t appears from q work just published in France
that during the last Is years more than $40 0varous
journals, 7namely: 338 advertisements, % suspen-
sions, and IL suppressons, exclusive Of judicial
condemnahons by which about 100 more were
penalties. N
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During the first week IN March s25 enierants. !.
from almost every county in Munster, arrived in
Queenstown, seeking passage to America Three
hundred and FIVE obtained berths, aud $40 re-
manned over for an extra steamer. There has also
been larger than usual emigration at this early
period OF the season from the port Of London
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cluded In their respective statslnents embrace 44o
bales against 605o during corresponding period last
showing Increase Of SS9 bales The exorts for
the same period Comprise l3367 bales 84I Of which
were eoastwse. and u t2s 70 foreign ports -,
- s1Ene, 20 ,TToN ErArHnsErT. u -
Ssock - aand September 1s 1865 bales 1o2 os2
Recsived previously 90, ssS as1 500 GA
1n.,;sss, = ~ Az e, . 7e5, ,eee
Cleared previously .e1o Sco-s14 ess
eeasances comprise sa bales for Havro and ri
sgeAs AsD MoIAssEs- Only ~ hhds Sugar have been
There was some inquiry toay resulting in sass ~ i'm
bids louisiana sugar at per b for fr and 1850
for strictly primo to choice OF Molasses 10 bbis aht
sold oaa7oc per gallon OF the production Of Cuba ioo
hhds good lot classed fair. sold at III 20 per fb Theirs
were no sales Of Cuba Molasses II Is ouotea nv tIe
cargo At 5ea57c er gallon, ut retail o2a65c in largo
R1cp-Louisans is scarce and ii roquestt is held a,
9a11c per h. Carolina commands 11ai2c-a cargo is On
the way here India scarce but Is neglected at saoc
per fb. TIC g' n t!s g El1T'G - -
CoRN.-The supplies are light tho demand ts active.
day embraced $4,000 sacks Of which 1000 mixed at
$127Has1.30 % bushel 1900 white md yellow 2114
white mixed, $500 white and Mixed $500 wtc and vel
low, 5000 yellow and Mixed 1000 white and yellow and
600 white all at 81 80 $500 prime white at and gO0
side priceo. - 80 r'% s. = 81 >sS7s
.OATs-Are scarce, and very much in demand Sales
to-day $500 sacks OF which 400 and 500 ut &c., 1000 at
and &c., and 25o at BIO. q bushel. !" ".aEa.-sn - %
FREIaHTs-Are very dull. Tho rates are now &c a
ID for cotton by steam for New York. S. q hhd for to-
bacco 60o Dbl for -four and 35c q sack for corn Sail
for Boston, 70, D fb for cotton Steam for Liyerpoo
Id. y ID for cotton sail has-1ed Sail for Havre,
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\. An old woman named Rachel Russell, having
been discharged from the workhouse, went to the
mouse OF her son at sherborne, England. He at
ford to keep her; she resisted, force was used and
IN the struggle she died. The son was convicted
OF manslaughter and sentenced to q years impris-
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ConStYnees per South Carolina Railroad

22s bales Cotton 12 bales Yarns IS bbs Spirits Tur
pentne III bb1s Rosin, Lumber car Cattle &c
To Ebaugh l. Manonee. E Rodgers & co. q CLARK
Go, Winis chisolm, Robinson : Co, " G Dukes &
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