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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
THE CHOLERA IN MALTA.

WASHINGTON, Oct 50U ILL I i1 nav last that the
under dhs d o. shawn in the Island and he If pa
remains The disease Of t there have rot many
Sey Victims as were IN ls entered dS e ST. Don
you that ths aud in less than two Jays lhe Ok
5e pss had died. our Consul the az eoea had
under aaS p al that port after preV"ehoe VI '"e'
months.
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Printing.

MN. EVERDELL" SONS, No, 10i Fulton st.
w -STEAM JOB PRiNfKllS AMI LABEL MANUFACTURE
rHO PRINTERS.-Patent Composition for Ink
ing Rollers. ASars MOST, does not hsrleu shns or
erk sale By FRANCIS LOUfRBL No Is hAdenane New
York.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sgs R.e,... 63O Sun Seis..... asa Mooa 90
HGH
Sandy Hook...l0.59 Cows Island. III 40 Hell 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
QUARANTINE SUSPENDED AT NEW-oRLtANs-
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

MEETING OF HE bOAiD Va AAA@-N'<'
Npw- ORLEANS. Oct. 30.--At a meeting of the
poord ~ Health last night Quarantine was suspended
notion was offered by Dr. Warren stone that the yer
low fever he declared no longer epidemic Tue ino9o
was opposed aud referred TO the Commiee On ana
r Stone oreued that the disease had run us cOut' u
rs 40 loner endemic though sporadic eases VIII ce .
time for some time his opinion perfectly taa"
Granger to come 10 the city. In bis rehatAs no 49,
tended that the yellow fever was not contagious u"
any circumstances n, ,..o, ,,tc,u,euts yester-
There were only nine yellow ie'er ii'''
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

3tdur,s anO yltttings.
rI'ITE CHURCH OF SANTIAGO.-The Church
Of Santiago ee.-irlles Divine servee or SUNDAY MORN
TNGs ia 10 sransh OF SUNDAY EVENINGS az q. n
Hugh Church Twenty second st., between
Hhh aud sirtha7eh Seats free HLhki g. MLEl keciot
TI'IiE Rev. NEWMAN HALL will preach THIS
adsy EVENING the Madison BsPuss Church, corner Of
Thirty frat - ai o O'Clock.
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THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

4uo's HERHrxAS Secretary.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER.

- HENRY H. LEEDS Aucuoneer.
FRIDAY, Nov lO o'clock at the Ohce No 30 Pinest
RECEIVERS ShLE.
If OFFICE FURNITURE bv ORDER or THE RECEIVER on
fIlE WASHINGTON MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, all the
contained said Office comprising OAK Standing Desks
D0rle Desks CHAINS Tables Regulator Clock, Maps lallqs
ede GasfXtes Carpets Ooihs, Extension Tables Auto
aph Deed " GeOrse Washington, & TO close the SALE
.,.f.v Ter .csh
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SituatiOus IanttS- -cfrmalcs.

4 FIRST GLASS CHAMBERMAID and
sLAMSIkss de.res situation Can do all kinds Of sewing sud
will the beat city reference required CAL M GTedy No
20 West ihiueenth st., between Ninth and Teuth-Svea
A RESPECTABLE woman who can bring
good recommendations wishes situation CHAMBERLAIN and
LAUSDIEsS, DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in small family
Can be seen at No "a West SHteenhsL, for three DAYS
XVANTED-By a Lady of refinement, a po-
w tion COMPANION Invalid Is accomplished Reader
and has knowledge Of Music Address COMPANION, Station b.
A NUMBER of German Girls w ANT STU
n ATOMS. Apply No 100 Eat Houvon-s, Bowerv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-20
Popping Corn.

And there ihey sat popping corn.
John Stiles and Susan Gutter;
John Stilos stout as any OK.
And Susan fat IS butter.
And there they sat and shelled the corn,
And raked and st rrcd the fire.
And talked OF different kinds Of ears,
And hltched their chairs up higher.
Then Susan she the pepper shook.
Thou John he shook the pepper.
Till both their faces grew as red
AS saucepans made OF copper.
And then they shelled, and popped and ate,
AL kinds OF fun p krS,
And he haw-hawed at her remarks.
And she laughed at his Joking.
And still they popped and still they ate,
(Joan's mouth VAS like hopper)
And stirred tn, fire. and sprinkled salt.
And shook aud shook the pepper.
The clock struck nine, the clock struck ten,
And still the corn kept popping:
II struck eleven and then struck twelve,
And still no sgLs OF stopping.
And John he etc, and sue she thought
The corn did pop and patter,
Til JOIN cried out, Tho corn's afrel
Why susan, what's the matter?"
Said she, John Stiles, it's one o'clock;
You'll die of indigestion;
I'm sick OF all this popping corn
Why don't you pop the question:
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tended quickly reduce the price of the article is the
facility which buyers have by means Of the cable to
place their rurch ses as mado In the American
ports on the English market sales to arrive being now
most imp ortant feature in the trade. BY this means
much of the supply hand in the ports OF the United
States may be considered at any moment as forming
part of the stock at Liverpool and is neray forced on
the market there long as there Is cnance Tor pron
The prce of the article during the week has varied
slightly, the quotations at Liverpool opening IL
I'D receding to 7d. and advancing to 7'sd 2 H. lor
Mddling Uplands; the New York market opening a.
15l1@15}Sc. sfenng to 152<r and closing yesterday
at 15s@la 2 b for New York Mddng the rates here 'e
ginning at l4H@l4c receding to 14s, and selling yes
terday at 1415@14 4c q fb. for MddlinS Upland. Inc
arrivals at this point for the week have been somewhat
less than during the week before and have amounted 10
about 527 bales OF Sea Islands and Floridas and seS9
bales Upland Cotton against CAT bales OF Sea isanoS
and Floridas and 1856 bales OF Upland Cotton the pre-
vious week.
The following statement contains report ol tne tas
actions in the a.tcle here for the week just closed
On Friday tho 18th instant, the market was haTaeef
lied by better feeling the part OF factors VINO nc
with more rmness but the transactions. which amount
ed to about GOO bales were at about tho rates Oh tne ay
before. say: Low Middling l4@14A, MiddhnS l47s@
143<. and Strict NIiddling at l5c q ID.
On Saturday the staple sold at hrmer rates. ard IN
some transactions an advance of &c. 2 ID was obtained;
but intelligence coming to hand OF decline in the Eng
sh market the rness of the early part OF the day was
lost and prices receded to the quotations Of the day be-
fore Sales about $50 bales Middling being quoted at
14ISs.4Z and Strict Middling at 15c. q h.
On Monday the inquiry for the staple opened very
moderate but improved the day advanced and closed
acayo and frmer Sales about 1000 bales, Low Mdd'ing
being Quoted at l4@141l; Midding at l41 and Strict
Middlng st 15c q ID.
On tuesday, the stape stronger and more active
the comm n and medium qualities stfening about &C
. sales HOO bales Ord nary to Good Ordinary being
ouoted at 1904, Low Middline at 14A@l4H, Mlddhng
at 14%a14X, and Strict Mddlins at 15c q 10 On
Wednesday, buyers generally absent from the mar
ke and the staple was consequently dull and prices re-
ceded about Hc q ib; sales 500 bales, Low middnne
be nc quoted at H. Alddlng at 141z and Strict Mlddne
Mt 14sic q H. Yesterday the demand was more acuV',
,n1 p,ices hardened about 14c. e b. sales 800 bal
viz 61 at 49, 81 at 131 l35 at l3 80 at H. Is at 14
90 at AK 2o4 at 14 147 !5c. q b, and 127 on pri-
,.,to ,erms We quote:
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Schr Mary Fletcher Pendeton, New York-S days
Mdzc To rupper X Sons, Railroad Agent, Lcwndes,
Clausscn, Wo,d, Agent, d Vincent j x 1
Dawson Wagcner Heath & Monsees A Stone Rave
nol Bamwe, o'Neill, J Campsen Co, II CobiA *
60. Strauss Vances Co II Bischoff Il Co. North asst
ern Railroad Agent. E White Ch:solm Bros. Rob-
son. II Grayer. Yeadon. G W Williams Co. kins-
man Howell. 4 Cook 4 Co drown Hyeri n Ave
rill Son. The NJ experienced heavy weather, and
lost all anchor of this port.
Steamer Pilot 10y, McNclty. Savannah via Hilton
Head and Beaufort l1 bales Cotton 45l bars Iron is5
Plough Mouds SO bbls Flour 40 bbs and boxes Mdze,
and Sundries. TOD Ferguson Agent Boston Steamers.
Godsein, j L Sloan, NJ Fredsburg, d Aiken &
CO, Cohen Hanckel X Co, Roper Stoncy, J Hanckel,
Howard Bros, j NJ Kingmqn. ColcOck IL co. Hopkins.
Mcpherson L Co. Lieut. Col I 3 Hunt d Moore, Boil
mann Bros, NJ + Mcbride. G " Clarke & Co, katie Il
Co. KresseI W Harrison. Southern Express Co. and
Crler.
To Roper & Stoney,
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA December 18.-coTToN.-We notice a fair
demand for good grades basis of lac for New York
Middljnps and toerabe inquiry at 13a3ac. The offer
ing stocE is small We unable to obtain the whole
amount of sales and receipts though we understand
large amount changed hands at the ABOVE hsureS
PAcoN-Smoked Shoulders, l3a131; B b sides, IA;
a15: r Sides 15Isal6; Sides, l6al6R; Dry salted
shoulders 1a11H; Dry Sailed G. r. Sides, l3hal4;
Hams lsa22c The quotations are tor large PACK
ages small lots will be sa1c higher than these figures
CoRN-New WHITE 81 10; Mixed. 81 0Sa1 TO-
WHEAr-white So 50asi; Red, So 4oa2 50.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

1--WE 1AE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1871
coiIoN-rhe depressed price for this article, which
has ior some time characterized the market still COR.
tinues, and we regret say with small appearanca Of
immediate improvement. Until decided cbonoo +o,os
place in the condition of trade and financial Affairs tbcre
but little hope for strong permanent advance in
the value OF the staple Among other causes which
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the PostoHce Charleston. for the week
ending DECEMBER 49, 1867 and ordered to be print
IN THE rALy News agreeably to the following section Ct
the new Postofce Law, as the newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City of Charleston:
SECTION g. And be it further enacted, That lists Of let
ters remaining uncaled for any Postoce in any city
town or village where newspaper shall be prnteC,
shall hereafter be published once only IN the newspaper
which being published weekly oener shall have the
LARGEST circulation within range OF delivery OF the sad
Office.
as- Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
ssr Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ On Sundays
from to P. NJ. u--,o.,-, -.-.....o.
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& Persons deposiing letters in the Postofhce will
please place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
Of the envelope, and they will also please to reem
Der that without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. December 20
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Consignees per South Carolina Ratirond,

1854 bales Cotton "a bales Mdze. 25G bags GRAIN %
bags Flour 80 bbls Rosin Furniture cars Wood
and Lumber, &C. To Railroad Agent, q Williams l.
Co, Courtenay L. Trenholm, G uopley Co. t NJ Bris-
toll II Rodgers Co. Walsh. Mure 4 Co. Seek
endorf, j Spraguc, Rhett, Jr, Goldsmith Son,
j n Robson, W Williams. d Z Kracke, II Baggett
4 Co. Howard & Bro Adams, Frost l. Co. Litschgi W
w Entzminger. W Chafee, w d Williams. Lucas. W
q Vardce, Cohen, Hanckel & Co, ] Dawson, II
Baker Willis 4 Chsolm G Walter L. Co. D Jennings
H Co. j Sloan w c Courtney Co, Thurston l.
Holmes, Pnckney Bros, j r Pringe, Averill, Grab-
SER Lee, Smith K Co. L ID DoSaussure Wardlaw Gu
rev. Johnston, Crews & Co, Moffatt Boyle. &J d
kirkpatrick, II Caldwell u Sons, Cameron, Darkey &
Co, Cart, Kopa Jcrvey. W Dukes Co, II Screyen.
Mowry l. Co, L z Aey, j Aiken & Co, j a Quacken.
bush, A Smythc, Ii Bischof & &C, knsow Co. Il
S Rhett Son. Holmes Calder Col Hunt, Davis, A
J Salinas, Rcedcr, Meyer Utsey Kenyon, "
Bowling.
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DONE ESTIC.

hOsToN-Per schr Nyrover-22s bales Upland Cotton,
oSS obls Naval Stores, 2U0 tons Old Iron and Metals
bale Kip SKINS 227 Raw Hides. 1000 Oak slaves
NEW fORK-Per steamship Manhatan-37 bags and
S0S oaes Upland Cotton SO tierces kice. 81 bales
mesucS snd Yarns, l40 sacks and 6 bbs Ground
peas, IL tackages. PEI steamship Saiagossa-155
bales and Ia bales Upland Cotton o. terces
Rice, II osles Yarn, ls2 Packages Per steamship
B Souder-6l bags I Cotton 4S5 bales Upland
Cotton. 237 bols Rosin, 18 bales Waste Is bales Moss
A bales Yarn, $50 packages Sundries Per
steamship Charleston-576 paes Cotton, II bales
Yarn, "a bae Domesiics. 65 terces kice io2 Empty
Barrels 194 sacks Groundnuts 4To Pics Iron 21
pieces Iron. boxes tobacco, ID boxes and 3 bbls
Bras and Copper, Packages, Barrels
BALTIMORE-Per steamship talcOn-26s tiercea Rice
246 bales Cotton, Il pacEagea Hides and skins 81
bales Rags, bales Rope Cuttings Is tierces Bone
Phosphate from Ashley River IS Packages.
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noSps. STOCK AND COUPONS.

Georgia State Coupons. .S0go3
Georea state Bond Seven Per Cent old .7S@00
Georgia State Bond Seven Per Cent tnew) 10000
Memphis Coupons, City. .35lgoU
Memphis Bonds, City....... guy
City OF Columbia Bonds ..26egUn
CITY of Columbia Coupons. .2OgZ4
South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock .25@26
Souh Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonds. 10000
South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 53gM
South Carolina r. RCertifcate Of Indebtedness 4O@46
CITY of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock.
City of Charleston Certificate of Indebtedness 5078
CITY of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds .40@46
State of South Carolina Bonds told. .32NUO
State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue OF january
State of south Carolina Stock. .z4g2o
State of South Carolina Coupons .25@O0
Peoples National Bank Stock. ..95gOO
First National Bank Stock. 95eyO0
Northeastern Railroad lst Interest Bonds. .6O953
Northeastern Railroad 1st Coupons past duel .4OgO0
Northeastern Railroad Certificate OF Indebtedness 3SgOU
Charleston Gas Company Stock lOM@Ii
Charleston City Railway Stock .4ogoo
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (State
guaranteel. ooe9'A
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (lst inter
City of Savannah Bonds. ..ooGoi
City OF Savannah Coupons due previous to 1st june
CITY of Savannah Couponsdue after st June $4,000
Memnhs and Charleston Railroad Bonds. .74@00
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons. $4,000
Money brings pa per cent month on hrst-class COL
laterals.
ANY information in relation to Bonds, Stocks Cou-
pons or Bank Bills, will be furnished by application,
either person by letter. to the Broker above named
at No. Broad street.
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EDSSCnOCrS.

aPer steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah via Hill
ton Head and Bcauf >rt-B Brown. Barr ID Leavitt
Il steele, W Gibbons, l. Read. q Hayward ] b
Dennis j 4 Seabrook, Muster CraYat Kngman.
Segar, Mrs Dewitt W N Wild, Perrycicar, NJ L Nc
Bride Misses Given, Miss Barnwc, Matthew's, p
Matthews, Miss Fripp, and 20 deck.
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Yyilminnton Market.

WILMINGTON December ls--TuRPENTrNE--ls
five cents lower and 400 bbs sold at 81 50 for SOFT and
81 60 for hard, 2 $50 TBS
SPIRITS TURPENrINE-Hes ruled firmer to-day, and
has slightly advanced Sales of 80 bbls at 45 cts and
sos do at Asa cts 2 gallon.
RosIN-There has been fair inquiry to-day for the
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Baltimore Market.

pA1TTMOPE December l7.-CorToN. marAet
was quiet to-day; stock The market hGht ~ Az
uddIing which is inquired for we report , saie ;G
of 0u bales embracing low niddling and oarcly l
dnC Mt l5al5sc few bales of strict middhng DrouEht
Ice but that is an outside figure Receipts SINCE
day s26 bales from Norfolk -O5 lSo ,d1o from
023 from CbarlC ston-in all TO9 oales. .x,
CorEErNDemand continues limited only sale report
ed to-day being 500 bags Rio from second nahds' Pri'e
not transpired. Quotations same Us yes ,be con
DRESSED Hoes-Arei in tair supply consldeilne t1e 0o
dion OF the roads: quote steady at 9a91ac per o
DRIED FRU1rs.-Supply large, with very nSht demana
and prices heavy; we quote Apples Ut oac, tI
uoachas La7c for quarters and 7naSc for halves;
peeled we quote at 12alsc, as to quahty.
FLouR--Wc have still to report dull market; mo ln
,nrv tor shipment and the trade buy but sparlneiy'
ba onlv sales to notice 100 bbs Howardstreet tx
tra at Sill 100 bbs choice Extra at sl2 26 rye flou ID
quoted at sSas so q bbl as to quality ,o; ro,orsd
GRAIS-Supples of oil kinds are light Deine retarueu
IN tbo river by ice and shipments by rail oosructea o
snov Offerings of Wheat to-day 2IO bushels whle ano
bushels red the maTke6 o ar white at So
I5O bushels choice Maryland red at 81 49, 3Uo pushes
Cumberland Valley do at 50 65 $50 bushels good at
CornOnlv AGO bushels white and 4SGO bushels yellow
roceved The white sold 81 12a1 20, as to condition.
sS0 shells prime dry yellow at 81 25a1 26 40oo bushes
Western mixed at 81 26 market was urn i1r
isOO bushels sold 72c q bushel Rye lou pusneis re-
ceived; no sales. 49,, l.. ,. o Quota for Now
MoIAssEs.-Nohing doing to-day; we quote ior ne"
Orleans 85aSS cents per gallon
ppoy1sIoNs.-There Is very little doing in the hog
rodnct. Western markets are lower to-day, and tho
feeling here for Bulk Meat is dull and downWara some
receipts but not fully cured for which there arc 20
buyers Bacon Shoulders continue scarce put III I rev
days there will be better supply out OF smoke we sun
quo at alal2 cents Sides we quote at l2aal3 cents
b and u cents clear rib; Hams l7alo cents mess
PORK nominal at s2S per bbl Lard lSs cents per ID.
Stocks of all kinds small. ooo 49,.
RIcE-We notice the arrival to-day Of 26S tiei ces
from Charleston, per steamer Falcon. Market quet;
ony sale reported 10 terces prime Carolina at 9'S
cents. $50, .. .., s.
SUoAR-Sugar is dull; very little inquiry either from
the trade or for refining We have only to report Ii hnds
Dema Muscovado at l2hc; quotations. are noinhniy
unchanged. 49,. ..... .,
Tor hard crushed 1870; extra fine powdered lc; soit
crushed white 1Gc; extra 15hc; Cyellow l6Ac; vel
low Coffee 1zc per lbfor lots Of 100 bbls, or moro &c
less. De- i, ,oa
at 9Oay5c per gallon.
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,oor crsdes and the market is trmer Sales of s47 bbs
at 81 SO for strained 81 SOa1 s5 for No q and 81 3sa
so for No1.
TAn-165 bbls sold at 50 q Dbl. - =,
CoTroySales of II bales at 121. cts for Ordinary; IL
cts for Low Middling, and 131s cts for MiddinG: ~
T1MDER-Four RATS sold at 81 50aS q NJ. for iair mill
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, fer Week
ending December 10, 1867.
PREPARED RY
ANDREW NJ. MORELAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, ;. &.
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Headquarters Second Military District.(
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 80. 1867. !
Headquarters Second Military Diatrict,l
CHARLESTON, 5. c., October q, 1867. J

Headquarters Second Military DiHtrict,l
CHARLESTON, 5. c., October u, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No 1O5
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not SUBJ
ject to the Articles of War; held arrest by military au
thority charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph
Security shall consist: lst, OF cash deposit oi the
amount for which bond is required tail by the state
law in like cases; or ID Of bond in like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety who must b. freeholder
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty and
must SEAL authorize any officer ordered by the
Post Commander, in of default, and non-paymcnt
by the surety on demand, to summary seize and sell
sufficient of tie property of principal aud surety to sui
sfy the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon the Per
sonal property OF both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military authori-
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided
BY command OF Byt Maor-General ED. Il S. CANDY.
LOUIS " CAZIARC,
Aid-de-Cimp, Actg. Asst Adj't. Gen'.
Official; o. N. AIToHEi.. Aidde-Cam~.
October ~
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho Week ending Thursday
December 10.
EORElGN.

LIvERPOOL-Per British ship Charleston-2190 bales
Upland Cotton, Al bags Cotton, 200 bbs Rosn,
So5 bags Cotton seed. Per bark Leonidas-1661
bales Upland Cotton.
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., November H. 1867,

GENERAL ORDERS No. III.
IN ORDER T, CONFORM TO THE PROVISIONS OF
General Orders No. 95, Commanding Officers of Posts
are authorized, when in their Judgment demanded by
the public service to require by order the services OF
citizens to perform the dutlos usually performed by
roadmasters and ovcrsccrs of highways In lily
with the existing usage, such vces will receive no
compensation. Any person falling to obey tho orders o
the Post Commander in tho presos will be subjected
to tho samo pains and penalties arc now provided by
INV in the case of the neglect refusal of roadmastcr
or oversccr of highways to perform the duties of such
Offices.
By command Of Bvt MajorGeneral Ed. r. S. CANDY
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Aidc-dc-Camp, Acts Assisting Adjutani-Gcneral
Official: o. NJ. MITCHELL, Aide-de.Camp.
November %
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NEW ORLEANS. December 14.-CorroN-The sales
to-day amounted 1900 bales at irregular prices snow
ing continued downward tendency, the closing quoI
tons being 12kal22lc for Ordinary, 13a3c Tor 9oou
Ordinary ai4c for Low Mddling l41aal47c ior ha-
ding and l5c tor Strict Midding. o.-. =.
The market opened under the depressing iniluece U
decline OF I'D at Liverpool and increased heayinesS III
Foreign Exchange, caused by the price OF god at Ne"
York Factors however made strenuous eiiort 10 pie
vent any further concessions, and some deslfpo
changed hands yesterdays rates. but later IN tnc guy
found themselves compelled either to cover up their
ples or submit to reduction of sac indicated py lne
above figures Under these circumstances prices MeIc
marked by great irregularity exceptional tfansac.lo
having occurred at fraction less than our inside uoa
tons.
stock on hand September 1s ls67'. 6ales-io'z00
Arrived to-day.
Arri yed previously.
2O7, ,s34
Cleared to-day. 20 ocn 10 1871
Cleared previously. ..-........-.''''''' Ai'''''
Stock on hand and on stipboard. .....'''... o70''