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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-28
TIE CAPITAL OF THE sIATE so.

IHE CAPITAL OF THE "LATE so.
JAILED" &c.-The following is
from the Richmond Times. 1t shows
conclusiyely that the L. F. VS. are
beginning to realize t mat labor
and industry are honorable:
"An idle brain is proverbially
the GeviPs work shop We have
never seen so much apparently
hopeless idiling as now exists in the
fair city OF Richmond. The courts,
the street corners. or wherever there
Is bench in the shade, are, day af-
ter day populous with those who
either can find nothing to do, or are
certainly doing nothing. l t 8
plain then that the sLop of the gen
tleman above alluded to must be
well supplied with workmen, and he
is pretty sure to find them employ
ment. Drinking, and that constant
Iy. Is hardening into a habit with
many. All its inevitable concOmi-
tant Vices-its natural sequences
are following close behind it, and
breaking ont like festels on these
poor do-nOthing bodies. This is the
employment, this the work which is
being elaborated in this great work
shop. Surely there must be right
work, good work somewhere for
every man to do and Is there neces-
slty for us to offer argument to
show that no more time should be
lost in seeking, finding and at once
going at iti No matter what bind
1t is, no matter how paltry the re-
muneration may seem, so that the
en ployment be honest.
Better find something. anything,
proper for the hands and head to do
than to stand idle all the day long,
even if we must work tor-we were
about to say nothing-but that is
impossible. The very fact of being
properly occupied is of itself, like
godllness, great gain. Too many
are afflicted with a sort of so-called
pride, a squeamlshness about un.
dertaking certain kinds of work.
1t is beyond calcul ltion how many
have split and a,e daily being
wrecked upon this rock. Again we
say, no matter what it is that offers
SO it be honest and consistent with
our own :>elt-respect, we have no
right in the sight of God and man
to choose incidence rather than it.
a right thinking man should know
that il is not the office always which
elevates the man, but the man who
gives dignity to the Office. The re-
ply of the great Theban hero to the
citizens OF Thebes when they sought
to disgrace him bN making q ss,av-
enger of him, this Is well known
and illustrates our idea. Before the
war the education and habits of
many of us often afforded something
IKE an excuse tor the nlalntalidlce
OF ideas contrary TO the above.
But times, We all know, have alb
Solutely changed and g'im, stern
necessity colnpels us to change our
habits of thought and action also.
Necessity, besides acknowledging
! no law, submits no terms. She says
now only, that if We expect to live
we must work. There is no appeal.
She has said it and still says it eve.
ry day"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-28

How 70 PROSPER IN BUSINESS
In the first place, make up Your
mind to accomplish whatever you
undertake; decide upon some par
ticular employment, and persevere
in it. All difficulties are overcome
by diligence and assiduty.
BE not afraid to work with your
own hands, and diligently too. "A
cat in gloves catches no MICE 'He
who remains i'll the mill grinds, not
he who goes and comes
ATTEND to your business ; never
trust another a pot that belongs
to many is i'll stirred, and worse
boiled
BE frugal. That which will not
make pot, will make pot lid
Save th, pence ana the pounds will
tax care of themselves
BE abStemiouS. who Gainties
love shall beggarS prove
Rise early. The sleeping fox
catches no poultry Plough deep
while sluggarls sleep, aud YOU will
NAY y toiii AZ NtlI dllu ht'p'
Treat every one with respect an ]
civility. Everything is galned,and
nothing lost by courtesy Good
manners insure success.
Never anticipate wealth from any
other source than labor especially
never place dependence upon be-
coming the posScssor of an lnheri-
tance. 'lle who waits for dead
n ems shoes, may have to go for a
long time barefoot tie who runs
after shadow, has Il wearisome
race
Above all things, never despair.
God is where he was' He helps
those who uuly trust in him.
Temporal things are hest expedi'
ted when they are made tue subject
OF secret prayer. Generally speak
ing. he who prays ieryentIy IN his
closet will speed well i'll his shop, at
the plough, or whatsoever he may
turn his hand unto.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-28

The number Of Languages spoken
il oOyi. The number of men ls
euual to the nunUcr OF women.--
The average OF human life is about
th,rty.thret years. Ohe-qnarter die
before the age Of seven. Oi every
one thousand persons, one rarely
reaches the age OF one hundred
wears. and not more than one in q
hundlcd will reach the &c OF eighty.
There are on earth 1000, 200, 900 in.
OF these, about o,333,.
j33 die every year, Ji i,S2i dle every
day, ,iS9 every hour, and 80 every
,nihu,e. lnrse ,OSses are balance d
10. an equai numOcr "a ot,,ls. lbe
ale lon.ei.i we'd t,ran tne
sl gle. Tan men live longer tAan
short ones. Women have more
oi ile prey ious to the age
o, nity years, but lever alter, than
men. Tne number OF marriages is
Ia pAo. ORION Vi seventy W oue
hanured.
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GIVE THE PRINTERS FAIR PLAY.

GIVE THE PRINTERS FAIR PLAY.
-,We have piece OF advice Which
we wish 10 iupress firmly aud lndel'
ibly upon the publie mind, and that
is to give the printers fair play. DO
not forget that it costs something 10
pun as well as to advertise, and mex.
er sponge upon "A aprnter IL any way
whatever. 1t is the printers ink
that makes ninetenths OF our tor.
tunes; it takes money TO buy ink,
type and paper, aud yet, after all
this few are the thanks the printer
gets. Give the printer fair play,
and give up all hopes OF gratuitous
pufiing, &c. Daniel Webster was
''mighty hear righp when he ~.
marked Of the press, ''Small Is the
sum required 10 patronile "a news
paper amply rewarded Is its patron.
care not how humble aud uhlle
tending the gazette which he taxes,
1t is uext to impossible toiill 1t "ith
out putting into 1t something that
Is worth the subscription pilce."
--.---.>S--------
A hi ~ thing on Russian America
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-28

The Atlantic cable earned ovcr
A3tO, ,OOO during April and Ney'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-28
HORACE g. McDI.EEEE.
=. L.. DOW, Va. D..
MARK ii. CORWIN.
WM. q. HARDY,

"A Assisted hy J. A. Hardyl
BRADFORD, VERMONT,
& Dealer in Watches Clocks and Jewclry Gold,
elyrr. P.lted and Britanna Wares, Fine Pocket
And Tabl. Cutlery, Spcctacles, RevoIvers and
fsnkee Notions Clocks Watches, and jew
elry correctly repaired and warranted. Prompt
s,teatlon to orders by Express or Mail. No. l.
Hardy, building.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREAsU

January 8, 1851
DUBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have boon prepared
for delivery rom this Office THOMAs,
City Treasurer.
SEQ /. Be il Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
Cffv Council assembled That from land after tho first day
of January licenses shall be taken out for all carss drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes In
the manner, and according to the same provisions
driven ifor hire except giving bonds And each such
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof and marked Prludt, TO be
placed on the outside Of the shaft
SEC 2. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning II.
for CARTS days wagons and other carrageH un-
less he OF she be freeholder.
SEC g. The following shal hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts drays wagons, &c
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC oARTs DRAYs, ETC, Or THOSE EaPLOYkD IN ANY
BUSINESS wHATEvEB, FoR HIRE DIRECT Oh INDIRECT.
every cart drsy or wagon, drawn by one horse OF
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horsea
For every hack and carriage with two wheels. $40.
For every hack aud carriage with four wheels, 340
For every stage or omnibus ioxcept line ornnibuE
with two horses, $60
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus),
drawn by four horses, 500.
For evory truck drawn by two more horses mules,
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro horses
or mules, $60
For overy bread cart or wagon S.
For every cart dray wagon, used for private or do
porting OF goods wares. merchandise. lumber. or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
Indirectly for the same shall pay for LICENSE tho sum OF
Ratified In City Council, this 18th day Of January
H. 81 in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
&C. GA1LLARD, Mayor
January 3 W. q. SMITH. Clerk of Council.
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,ssoMEBoDY,LL COME TONIGHT.


eImust hind my hair with the myrtle bough,
And gem II with buds of white,
And drive ttfs blush A ON my burning brow,
For sumebodyn come tonight;
And while his eye shall discern grace
In the; braid and the folded flower,
he must not find in my tel.tale face
The spell Of his wondrous power.
Imust don the robe which he fondly calls
"a cloud of enhancing light,
And ait where the me1ow1nS moonlight falls,
For somebody'n come tonight;
And while the robes and tho place shall seem
But the variest freak Of chance,
'Tis sweet to know that his eye will beam
With tender happier glance.
Twas thus sang when the years were few
That lay on my girlish head,
And all the flowers that in fancy grew
We're tied with golden thread;
And somebody came, and the whispers there
cannot repeat them quite;
But I know my soul went up In prayer,
And somebody's here tonight.
blush no more at the whispered VOW,
Nor sigh In the soft moonlight;
Ny robe has o tint Of amber now,
And I 8it by my anthracite;
And the locks that Wed with glossy wren
Have passed to the silver grey;
But the love that decked them with flowers then
Is . holier love today.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

doe, not fail to euro Gonorrhea, Gltet and all Au.
cous Discharges in Male or Female, curing recent
oases Il, from one TO three days, and Is especially
recommended In those cases Of fluor AHus or
FIites IN Feznales. The two medicines used IN
conjunction will not fail to remove this disagTGeaole
Complaint and in those cnses where other medicines
have been used without success
Price, Remedy, Ono Bottle, e Three Bottles e.
The Cherokee Cure,n u Remedy" and "hnjeo.
tion " are to be found In al! we'll regulated drug
stores, and are recommended by. physicians ana
druggists all over tho world for their intrinsic worth
and merit. Some unprinciped dealers, however,
try TO deceive their customers by selling cheap and
WORTHLESS. compounds,--in order to make money
in place Of these. Be not deceiped. II tho drug
gists will not buy them for wric- to US, and we
will send the,n to you by express securely packed
and free from observation We treat oil diseases 70
which the human system Is subject, and Will Do
pleased to receive fu!l md explicit stntemenh from
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies' or gentlemen can address us in perfect cor
fdencs. We desire to send our thirty.two page
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman In the
land Address all letters for pamphlets medicines
or advice, to the sole proprietor, {
. Dr.. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker stn n. Z.
Nov a. thRtn1yr
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Passengers.

Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah via Beau
fort and Hilton Head-D Ferguson and lady, Captain
Grealish Schley Miss McLanathan, W Willis, Miss
Woodruff ] L Appleby 7 Lewis, NJ Noyes, Fair
banks, " Whitwell, ] Wilson, Spedel, WI Lawton,
c Mayo G Sammis, Tuomey, Lieut. Badger and
lady, Gen o Tyler Col c Page Capt Rife md "
men OF Co E. 9Th U S Infnntry, and III deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21

The inspections or Flour and Meal IN tne CITY ol bu-
tnore the week ending May 16 were as follows;
Howaed street 3O4U bulls and O0 halt bbls; City Mills
1899 bbls and 00 hat bbls; Ohio 81 bbs; aud Eanniy
5Uy bbls and no half bbsotal Wheat Flour 54U2 bos
and hall bols Together with rs bbs Rye Flour aud
I7G9 bbls Corn Meal.
tiRAIN.-Wneat-1000 bushels rod received; market
dull anu nomlnay i'll the absence OF sales loaloc lower
only lot sold was BOO bushels good Maryland white at
8 -ony lot OF choice Offered, and heid far above
BUYERS views. Corn-27000 bushels white, anu iouu
bushels yellow received market moro active anu prices
2c beter-clude in the sales were 230O bushels Orul-
uary white at u 12al ~ G5uO bushels good 40 ~ 81 a
5 prime at sl l6 lOU0 bushels yellow at 81 13 !Uuu
pushes good to prime II lots st 81 l4al IT, 10o Dusnrs
Western mixed u U8 5UOU bushels do at 81 W. Oats
400 bushels received sales OF l50U bushels at I6c l0ou
bushes do ~ Tic and 2UU do nt 7Sc closed Jul at
ye-30u busnels sold at 81 49, and " DO Ut 81 5o lcr
bushel.
MoLASSES.-We nave no sales 10 noucej stocA aiii'n
and held nrm.
PRoyIsIoNs-There better tone to tile market To-
day. holders not disposed 70 accept previous
Ior Bulk Meats, held ttnor. The jop0ins demand lor
.acon continues steady, aud without quotaolc chan
CTS; CIGAR rib do II al2 Cts INSIDE net Hams Lou
IL cts pain and sl5arcure1 canYasscu Aess folA
s23 T5a24 d DBL latter tor retail ots Lard ioalo4 Gus
Tor City and Western tcs; retail lots &c higher.
R1cE-Ws hear OF sales but win light STOCK quote
Carolina steady ut 11al1 cts, and kangoon 91ia9s CT
p tb. ,:.-~,o,
SALr-Is steady as before quoted viz for Liverpool
fne So lUa3 70 and do Ground Alum 81 ~ per SACK.
TURKS island 62aE cents per busnei ior lots from STORE
,uoAn-Late jesterday there were sales of i34 hhdS
Cuba l0 cents. 1913 boxes do at 9ali cents-a Ior
refining To-ssv 80 hhds Cuba, for r.hnng. at iois
cents Ii do grocery at IL cents luU bbls ut l2 cents
40 bbs Martinique at II cents; IS hhds Porto hlco
grocery st lla12 cents
WHIskEY-Further sales of l0Oa200 bbls Western arc
reported in bond ut 80 celfs per gallon
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

schr L Leach, Endicott, Boston, 10 days. Ice. To
the Master, NJ Duryea.
Schr Helene, Aldcu, New York, days. Mdze and
hay. To w Roach, G. Amar, Adger Co, " III
eird Co, T Briston A Bischotf, 8 Brown, Bis
sel co, Bolmann Bros, Cowperthwait,
Caldwell, Chisolm Bros, w Corwin l. Co, Cobia
Co, g W Clarke Co, L III Cater, W Carmalt, Dowie
Noise, McElhose. D Fleming {; Co, Goodrich,
Wineman 1 Co, Hurkamp Co, Hart & Co. C L Kor-
pahrens, W Kinsman, G Litschg c Noise,
Marshall Muller, ostendorfr l. Co, O'Donnell,
Ojeman. o'Nell & Son, c Panknin, 8 Agent
r r, Ring, " Reeves. D Silcox, ] Struck
fuss, " Stefens Co, W Trim, YoIers, G w
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CRISPER COMA.
Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, sort entwincd,
Enchained the very heart and mind.

CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex into Wayy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
ny USING THIS ARTICLE LADIE AND GENTLE
ID MEN can beauGty themselves thousand-fold
1t is the only article in the world that will curl straight
hair and at the time give it beautiful glossy ap
pearance The Crsper Coma not only curls the hair but
invgoratos beauties and ceanscs it, is highly und de-
lighffuy periumed and is the most complete article o.
the kind ever offered to the Amt rican public. The
Criaper Coma will be scut to any address, scaled and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
W. l.. CLARK l. CO., Chemists
No. West Fayetto atreet Syracuse. N. Y.
March 80 Tyr
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Williams CO, 4, White, Walker ! r weyhn4sp, h = s Elts

williams Co. z White 3 Walker. weyhmsn, Eltas,
q White W q Whilaep b Co Z W.ss 90 DeefF, v
QuRfttftnaster, II Srloinonu, Order, mad ot)isrs
Schr Florence Rodgers, Rodgers. New York, days.
Hay Corn and Oats. 10 the Master, and Quarter
master.
steamer Eliza Hanco1, Richardson Savannah via Hill
ton Head and Beaufort. Mdze. To Ferguson Holiness
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Jacob Thompson VanZant Washington, D G, via
Bucksville. SC-Risley Creighton.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Schr " Rumsey I3-mastcdl Cranmer, Philadelphia.
Schr Lilly, Wooford, Baltimore
schr Marian Gage, Sheppard Boston.
From this Port.
schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, Baltimore May IT..
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard at Baltimore, May II.
Schr Myrover, Hughes at New York, May 16.
Memoranda.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop Stewart entered outward. April Is
Ship Amelia Conner sailed .Mnrch Is
Br bark File dc Fair, Evans, cleared March W
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Coming, Hookaway sailed April l6
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Abner Taylor Lowell, cleared. May
The Whitney Long, Hayes, cleared. April ~
Schr Bergen, -, up.............. may
NEW YoRE.
Schr David Faust Lord up. up...................May II
Schr Myrover, Hughes, cleared. may 10
Schr c Evans, Hammond up. May 10
schr L Tapley, Perkins, cleared May 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Baker, Adams, cleared. May
BALTrMonE.
Schr Shiloh. Hubbard cleared May II
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low ss 8 sequence Of youthful indl,crctlons.
The Cherokee euro will restore health md vigor,
stop the emissions, aud effect permanent cure
after all other medicines have failed. Ihtrty'two
psge pamphlet sent in sealed envelope free to any
Price az per bottle, or three bottles for s. Bold
by ali druggists; or will be sent by express to any
portion OF the world, on receipt OF priec, oy the
sole proprietor,
Dr.. W. B. MERwN, 81 Walker st., ny.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCn.-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section of an Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for theyear lse7 is published for the information
OF persons selling Goods by sample or otherwise who
not residents OF this city All such persons hereby
notified to report at this Office.
s'Thrce dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city by rsons not residents, by sample or
otherwise W. q. SMITH, 60
March Clerk OF Council
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Cons1gnees per south Carolina Railroad,
May 20.

May 20.
3s bales Cotton IS bbls Spirits and Is bbls Crude Tur
peutine CT bbs Rosin Slaves, cars Wood car
Cattle, &C. To NJ Eason l. Bro, Kuck Raycncl
Co. Street Bros Co. Courtenay & Trenholm Agent,
NJ Goldsmith s. Son, e Rodgers & Co. Robinson X
Co. G E Pritchett, Utsey Kenyon Bee Il Co, r s
Milar, Kanapaux, Lanneau Co, G " Williams CO.
Ihurston L. Holmes E Peronneau, Bowen,
Witte Z Wiss Co, ] B E Sloan, W Hunt w Smith,
Ostendorf Co, Gibbes Co, Dollmann Bros, H Ba-
ker & Co, Wood, NJ Cantey
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 17.-CoFFEE-We have only to
report a sale Of 100 bags primo Rio at 1sIc.
CorroN-There is inquiry from spnners, but we
only hear of small lot Of Low Middlng at 2Gc. Hold
ers are not disposed meet the views buyers tor Mid
ding which is held ut 27 ha2Sc,
F1su-North Carolina Herring are in fair supply and
prices favor buyers We quote for large lots from the
wharf s5 25a5 80 q Dbl for short brands Shad scarce
and steady Of $l1a11 5O q Dbl.
FLoUE-An grades OF BaldGo were reduced to-day
5Oc q bb and all other descriptions parook Of the de.
cline but the market still remains inactive, the only
sales reported being 100 bbs Howard street Super ct s
and LOU bbls Northwestern Extra at SIS 2 Dbl We re-
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Oess,eThs supply Is lsFse tpt the demand Is very
lnitea aud tie markst /. dull, although prices have
further declIucd lS o. per h-he Yes etda not pre-.
vously reported, 1000 sacks yellow mixed and white sold
Mt 81 81 al 40 Der b,she To-day the sales conned
to 6OO sacks OF Which 1000 mixed and yellow at 81 S5a
4O l25 mixed $50 DO $50 white mixed, at 81 IS; 300
whs mixed ut &c. 400 white at 81 3I 225 do at 81 TO-
and 500 yellow mixed aud white ut 81 37Aal ~ per
bushel
RIcE-Is in light supply, but is dull. We quote Lou
siunn at Gall &c; Carolina 1s<a12hc; India 9aal09c
held at lOc currency at Wholesale duty paid aud 4c in
bond Stock il bond 700 sacks.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-1here have not been any re-
cepts worthy OF note since yesterday The supply OF lo
production OF Louisiana is very s 1T but the demand Is
limited and only of retail character. Tho principal
sales to-day confined to IL bbls termenng Moasses
ot soc per gallon and 81 hhds yellow clarified Sugar on
private ters We quote Sugar a l2c per ID for low a
l3kal3c for choice l31Gal4c for yellow clarified, and
white, 4Oa6Uc gallon for fermentins and
nc for prine Tho market is well supplied with Cuoa
Sugar and Moasses in tho absence Of sales VIC are
compelled to omit quotations.
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[From the Shoe and Leather Reporter.]


BOSTON Boor IND SHOE MARKET-For the week end
ing May 1Busness in the wholesale market has been
quiet during the week regards sacs and prices are
somewhat unsettled but generally held at some ad-
former rates. The recent suspensions In the
shoe and leather business has caused feeling Of dsrust
to some extent We understand that the suspension OF
Of the firms win pe but temporary and that 1t Will
soon resume business. The prospects of the incoming
tlade promising could be desired
whut with the present high cost OF materials for man
ufacture md the increased wages Of tho wormen the
goods now produced costing from to 10per cent.
advance the recent selling prces of leading descrl
honS
There has been for the Inst few weeks very fair demand
for brogans and plough Shoes the latter style being In
light supply and to considerable extent taking the
place the former also of thick bamoras which is be-
coming quite popular with the trade the cut OF this
shoe dispenses with the Objectionable seams Of the
brosan aud bamora This style is now selling ut 81 $50
80 for mems split half welt do 81 5Oa IS; double
sole ST. boys from 81 25a1 35 per pair Business with
those engaged in the Eastern obbng trade is good and
they reapng the benefit of the spring advance in tho
leather market 1t has given nimness to prices and
secured early orders Tho shipments Of boots and shoes
continue fully up to the average OF former years at
same time being 230 for tho week; same time
last year 1854 The shipments by rai for the week
have been e565 The total shipments of boots and
shoes by rail and for tho week have been $50 cases
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho Chnrleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs.)
CHARIEsToN, Monday Evening, May 20, 1867. !
There was fair demand, buyers operating at lower
but irregular prices Sales 1t2 bales; say "a at 23 at
a; II at a4 &c at at 2s; Il at 2s at 26X We
quote:
Low Mddhng. ng............"........... .24@24s
MiddGpQ. ,25GD26k