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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
A. NJ. MKRwiN BuctoneeT.
NV RAMOS. MERWIN 81 Co. BrOad'

DIV BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway cor
b-Saes Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Flruoe &c
MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOV T. AT O'CLOCK
I'D he POUR FOLLOWING DAYS at The same hour. -
~ LIBRARY Of Medical ard scelaneons Books OF IN
- ~ IN WATSON d. The MEDICAL PORTION comprises vss
collection valuable works IN all branches o. Medicine au sur
.sry including that eIpeussey ILLUSTRATED ahd bh
Sad &c The PORTION embraces greatysuey
q Rpgh French and American editions Of STANDARD WORKS
,y eos, bindings and choice Books in Miscellaneous Lat
sue &C. Also Blackwanut and Ma
AoEany be sold OF FRIDAY New Al oeock p N
stiaioRues N ready and The Books view.
- FRIDAY MORNING Nov 6, At II O'clock,
FLOWER ROOT7 jest Imported from Leden Holland com
pcng varieties Of HyaeDA Tulips COcuses &c Catalogues
nv b had AZ the SalesrOoHA
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= - - Gro A. LsAvfTT, AocfePSer ~ x,,,rONv
book TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL AsiOrpla~e and EigfthsI LBAvTTT srREBEIGH
SOLIcrEn LIBRARIES CArALoeUKD SoLD
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY, Nov. and s.
All O'clock ,.
CATALOGUE OF PRIVATE LIBRARY, containing sssOt
eat Books Of Literature History Poetry the
-Sma Fiction &c Also number Of Books the French language
81 Ssy large quantity Of engrayiRgs Catalogues ready.
MONDAY. Nov H. and following days
oclsok D m. each day,
Gbd VABse COLLECTION OF BOOKS, which
and valuable Catalogues ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Passenger Stallion EewTst Twenty sevetth Gad Foa
ave EntIsHee TwtniT-seyeIthsI

y kntTsHce on TveniT-seyenthsl
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Eewihven and bridgeport 100. so tELh llO Rs
(Et.l. 1O Or AS, 40 and o. Ef.l p r.
fer hto Ssiions FAbed Southport aud NePoft ~" H."
a n. AS. 81 q
For Eorwat 100 100 CEI aOO Ioo n II Is (EI 400 (KLL
az, 40 tKIl a3D 400 fBHl p.
For D.ren 100 So0, tl9u as. 90 sop N.
For stamford TOO go lRr 500 ll10a lAS (EL hG. 100
HLl 3G. 10 (KI.l az, 80. go. Roo tBI D. p .
FOrGreely ch aId Intermediate saoa 10 s iLN n Al
3ts. 49, 30 so p -. -,
For Boston, via Springfield a. " (E1i 3Oo ETl 400
Dor Boston. sbSFu Line. l2l3 eli 400 n -. -,
fSr Hartford iod Springfield =" a ~ lAib III" ." 'ALh -"
pa. -, . A..
Fer Hartri Providence and Ffh RaihoAd % tzIj nT
For Ee~Hi,r E.vIOhiou sAA SoasE'oS Rafaai al :" a.
u IS, 200 60 a.
For Canal Railroad. y u " 10 Norhanploa
POr Ii0usstonic Railroad, hoo m 3Nl
EanKatuck Railroad. SEQ f. M. 100
Por DGs6arJ and Sorrst Railroad. 100 gvjs N up
"S ''' 'NF'-' ~ JAMS II. Horr. srst
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20

Cost of seventy bushels ..................Sl3 20
OF nineteen cents per bushel.
This result, we are told, is theoretical; but
we are also assured that the figures are regarded
as reasonable and consistent with experience.
The Farmer expresses no opinion, but is anx-
lous to see the correctness of the theory proved
BY nvnhrment IN = Iarc.c cnnlo
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20

LADY SHoP-LIFTEa,-AtSt. Louis, the other
day, 2 respectable married lady entered a
fashionable store, and, while examining some
goods, concealed a roll Of silk in the folds of
her dress. She was detected in the act, and,
on being examined, it was found that she had
TWO arge-sized sacks under her dress, made
expressly for stolen goods. Several small ar
ticies were found which she had already stolen
IN the course Of her "shopping." She tainted
when her lief. was discovered, and tainted a
second time ia the course Of the examination.
Her husband IS clerk in & wholesale house,
and when tho firm by which he is employed
were notified Of her arrest they gave bail in
the amount Of $4,000 for her appearance be-
fore the police Judge.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20

Prussia has been giving to the men who
achieved her recent brilliant victories in The
German war, substantial rewards. On Christ
mas eve the presents voted by the PrusSian
chambers were paid over to various generals
and statesmen. Count Bismark received
$4,000, and The Prussian war minister.
General Won Room, General Won Moltke,
General Won Ri:tenfetd, General Won Stein
metz and General Yogel Won Falckenstcia
received $4,000 each. As a great deal
more money than this was levied BY Prussia
upon her conquered foes, she can we'll afford
to pay the raen who planned the victories.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20

a California wife writes 10 her husband in
The interior: Dear Sir--It may be proper.
and perhaps my daily. to inform Won ii al Two Two
months age | succeeded in getting ny divorce
from you, and also that have married again.
Aoa may continue your monthly refnttaness.
Is lmay need them for your three children. >
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20

The Honolulu Advertiser says. There Is
no ase denying that we are practically colo
ny Of America, and cur trade Is and will b.
almost wholly with her ~ the mother country,
4 tightly directed and fostefed by treaty sti pu-
iaEions Net only Hill our islands gain bYit.
eA. the United States wi1l derive large blne-
u ~ ttie Increased trade Rith this group.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20
a. Daring L @ploit.

Nc nave gc~. .r.. ...
uonat Il reaG anil h.r.,.
daring rcirormca by t..r 60.
most t3y.ug aeI ores,.
own country IT, J.@"r -5i
female y4lor AMI .ora.uuc.
war we t4rl en-n tjsnree u,
Vi lnsta1ccs.
6at nowhere aro 80
LaTIny grg3nlt ny q t~,..-.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-20

If we assume the yield to be 70 bushels to
the acre, and deduct the value of one-half the
manure as benefiting to that extent the sue
cecding crops, and also one-half the cost for
subsolling, as its effects are not limited to a
single year, the net result will be:
iI oIai cApense 90
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anu curing lhe late
3 ''faled IN hundreds
II re. recorded a more
'lflliIn9' adventure,
calculated to IN
or send the blood
1er heart tn an the
" c relate 1t, too,
attempt at fancy
1tnlul narration OF
event. The tr ,'9 g.
county, ten miles
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IS wife and dauggh-
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any y 1hdlcated' be-
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jug Uusn ~, rgnt gar
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Nef' "hen ne too
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with u them AS C
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extremity. L ne o
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II I, 'hFee hundred tt
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"atchin 8 every II
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10 live, 50 I blew out the candle and dropped
down on Bcnj&min's bosom, holding Carrie
and hushing her under nv breath al lie while.
l saw no more Of them. But before Il qyiDg, one
oFthe pirates threw block Of wood weighing
six pounds in al the window which struck Car
lic's head and hjtn1e Oh the side Carries head
was badly swollen and discoored, and nv side
considerably bruised. 1t is a wonder The child
was not killed. / fancy he meant to kill r8e,
and as l kept 50 sill I suppose they thought
me dead. After this heard no more ofthcn.
All was now quiet for few minutes, emily Car
re was sill crying, Directly saw some one
creeping cautiously around aft, and soon re-
cogniscd the second mate, | took Carrie and
went on deck, meeting him at the door. I
tod him the Captain was killed, ami asked
him who was alive. He answered, MIR. Hall,
the mate, is dead, bat there are two men be-
side myself alive by nurse, learned,
jumped overheard, but first laid the babe
down By the caPstan On the topgalIant forecas-
tie. The nurse, l suppose, was billed or
drowned
Mrs. Howes then goes on TO describe mar
row escape from being blown up, as there was
powder in the hold Of the Lubra, and the Di-
rates had laid and jgnited trains with the view
10 The destruction Of the ship By FIRE. The
following night The ship Lawrence came along
and took those left alive and the killed to
Hong hong. Captain Howes was buried on
the 25sh-his funeral being the largest ever
known al Hong Kong. Mrs, H0wes was
very kindly treated bT tlle people, and was
waiting 10 aid in identifying the pirates, oil
whom the authorities were in search.
>----------4--~---
ThEra -.riIL LIE f,rr aeIrna. IL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18

| parted, The band plays dirge. The drummer
| boys leave their Instruments and march into the
| sanctuary. There they sing tho .i9nus Del, to the
accompaniment OF small organ. with resp nses
| from the large one. The mass is ended; the
drums roll, and all march out to the music of a
JOYOUS and triumphant march. The chapel was
full, and tlicrc was here rs elsewhere, series OF
services. Strangers come; donbt, from curlosl-
tv, bnt tlrcc-fortlls the people were residents,
to whom it was the most convenient place OF wor-
ship.
SO, walking on in pouring rain, for it rains
every day now. and makes the beautiful gardens
OF the Exhibition an eXpansc Of mud, went TO the
Exhibition, and in spite of tho rain, found there
three times rs many people as there were Oil Satur-
day. The picture galleries, immense as they are,
were crammeA. All the more attractive parts
were crowded. There was crowd moving around
the great circle of restaurants like o procession.
Steam was up. but very. little OF the machinery WAS
in. motion. Tho workmen, like the rost, have
their holiday. On the Continent to enjoy Sunday
as day of rest and recreation, is not to break it.
They have more OF less conscience against work,
but none against play. Should next Sunday DO
fine day, the Exhibition will have from 100000 to
OO000 visitors, mostly Of the working classes.
Tho fashonablcs will prefer the races and Bois dc
Boulogne
The clever Chinese, who do not mean to be in
hurry, intend to open their department next Sum
day. 1t is to be China in little, with tea, pretty
girls and bird's-ncst pudlinss, and everything like
tho pictures you see tho fns and platters. That
will be new sensation for Paris, and bring fresh
crowds to the Champs dc Mars. 1t is probable
that the japanese department will be kept b ck
for another Sunday. party of Japanese .ambas-
sailors has arrived and been presented to the EN-
peror.
oumaE think I have given high estimate of
tile number of visitor. on afine day. Remember,
however, that there are $4,000 exhibitors Sup
pose they all come and bring their families. Each
exhi ibitaI It sestinated averages thirty articles.
Many, know, have hundreds. That makes 49,
600 articles # YOU were to look only minute at
each article, it would take ten hours day for
nearly seven years to see it.. shall not look at all
the articles Many of these exhibitors arc perfect
srandces of manufacturers. and have lavished
their money without stint for the honor and glory
Of their respective countries Here, for example,
is the French iron man, NJ. Schneidor, who is also
President of the Corps Leeislatif. He has ex-
pended on his display alone sl75:0OO. The firm OF
Schneider 4 Son employs 10000 mcn-10 900 in
mines, and 10000 in foundrics, rollingmills, &c.
There are probably English houses even larger
and richer, but none, 1 am sure, moro generous
and public spirited than NJ. Schneider. Private
interest combines with the public welfare, and in
this; MS in other matters, the man who does best
for himself, also does the best for his country.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18

4 Mass MEETING OF fREEDMEN.-Wc have re-
coivrd the proc odings Of Il Mass Meeting OF
Freedmen held twelve miles north Of Sumter, OIL
Saturday last, which, We exceedingly regret! the
crowded state Of our Columns docs not pernlit us
to publish in our present issue.
Al this meeting the speakers were all coared.
and their remarks were of such tone and character
as to merit tic highest commendation from o'Ir
people. Ii the freedmen throughout the country
will but pursue the policy indicated by lhc express
sicps of this meeting, not only will peace and ac-
cord prevail, and abundant hurvests again smile
upon our destitute land, but the% will be secured
in their every right aud privilege KNOWN to the
laws OF the country apprcrlatlrc lIiSi-nnded
and Just white race of the South rising ch mdSSc
for their protection.
The exercises of the meeting were opened with
singing and PRAYER b. Rev. William Iimmnndi
(colorrdl, and tho speakers were j. ". Mesthc"ry.
Nelson Colclousll. Alfred Davis, Il. {. Weshcrry
and Isaac ,cLan,hn.
Til ,-e speakers all declared i'll favor Of putting
their rights and interests in the halds OF men
with whom they had been reared. In this they
thought the cul'rd race would Inc perfectly secure,
for tile constitution In be adopted by tl:c Conrrii-
ton would be referred to the voters uf the Slate
for ralilivi!!on. and saEl:l it be nla'a! Ia hem
or in r:trrIlclnncni III their rights. il could hc by
them rejected. ana it would be time enough tor
them tcn to withdraw their confidence from
their former nastcIs.-Sa -Sam.t1' lPttt,hnt0m.
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SIntc itcIllN.

4 New TRIAL The Cont of Appeals uas grant
ed ncw trial lu Mrs. Margaret Kirkland and nrr
two sons. Powell a.'d AlcGae Kirkland. convicted
Of murd rat the late term OF Culr, OF General
Sessions and Common Jicas. They ha.r been
bruugli. back to Camden and arr ,rw II. jail.
Camden JUui'uui.
\ MEAN ruIEf-On Saturday night ar Sunday
unruing last Il lnall ~ lin, himself Capt Gaines,
and l,ailiis from North Carolina stole mnlc from
CuI W;Ilian, nixun of Liberty Hill Of this Dis
tricl. took il !. few miles below Camden, aml. on
Monday last sold ii to Washington Ancruln. an
honest. INDUSTRIOUS freedman for niir hundred
do lars i'm gold and silver watch valued Mt thirty
dollars. thus rubbing the poor man ot the last dol
lar he :usscsscd-a sllIn saved, perhaps, from
wears of toll and frugality. Alter selling the mule
Gaiu..s said he intended taking ilic ears Tor SUM
tcr, wlcrr hr had demands for l" two other mrics
Inc had sold but the probability is t::at lie took
,,,o,uc other route Ilc carr d with him an army
saddle and brr. Gaines Is described NJ about
five feet = Ven inches i'll height, light sandy hair.
blue ry.:, AID t.u,id complrAuil and has slight
scar extending from the forehead to near he right
eve. \ reward of fifty dollars is offered tor is,
arrest bid
lmE New CAR.-The excursion trip Yesterday
uuriliug. to and from p"ko, was IHilc til inter-
cstmg episode in the mnl!uinliT I'll everyday hum
dram life The nuw coach. IN Whose llnnnr the
trip was made. proved i'll every way thu II per-
rrrilv justified our brief notice of Yesterday. Tie
Brown and other Officials. uf The road with Mr..
DcFuntaic formed II very agreeable AND social
party. This beng an accommodation h"'n, Mr.
Brown losing his hat from tnn careful scrutiny
of the undcy-ycdriny the eng inr had [" ~ b;'k
AID find it. Al Doku all seemed well and III good
spirits. We arc glud to observe that progress is
tho order OF the day on this roatl.-Phnntr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18


A CouR1EsY.-Sir John lsuuliliv, jiusie' 'oi thc
Rolls in England, writes to tho l'n'i lne, coli-
cerning an act OF intcratnTa! cn,uri,SH. he sa;s
that last year Mr.. Hcpworti, Dixon SAL, at tiic
Public Library Of fLila:fc!,,iiia, t,r 'onme$ OF
original State Papers, buar;i,s the royal sign
manual OF james l. and tllc.siynatures OF the LORDS
Of his Pryy Council, addressed to the Lord Dtptf!
OF Ireland These ho learned had bccn otigIaNy
taken away by the Chancellor of James ! L. ard at
his death were sold to the ionnef o the pl,,,
doiphia Library: BY w!ir,T, t!irT were Tnrstntcd
TO the library. Mr. Dixon saw Tie sa:n" "f these
papers, which supplied nis4;'; 'S II! t." l.; ifs''
State Papers, aud c vcntu - sU:taS. tucir r.,
turn to the BRITISH Government H., Mas told
that if that Government applied tnr laen', they
would:bo given H.. lie re.uliic'' &c -ti@!Hlia.
Communicated the facts to the proper authorities.
who made application for tic docnnenis and !; IS
RoIailly saws 90 the Library Company have IN the
most handsome manner, restored t'r.ee valuable
State munilnents tQ Great Gritain.
The Master of tie Rolls adds that al9ns Tue
naners received, il the original MS; ol the Marquis
Of Canrieard's Memoirs fronl October - l6'i, 20
August so, lG43, nnd which has loaS been sup
posed to be lost. ''''.'
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kB.A YOUNG LADY RETtRSiNG 10 HEh
country ;omc, after Il s,l"nr - IT,: n"i.;! IN Ill
city. hardy recognized 10y her trilGs III .L'a q!
coarse rustic. flushed ince, -c nal noit rih: '"lil-
pcxon OF almost marble Sn.e"'llirss. AMI INSTEAD 81
tw ntythrrc shc rraly appeared hut eighteen! ll"n i'll
uurv ~ the ot so great chang, SL' lAi!
told them thai she used the c!RGAS'1AS BALM, a:ri
considered it Invaluable acquisition 10 Any adys toilet
By its any Lady "r Gentlemen can improve their per
sonal appearance an hundred iold !, Is simple in It's
cnnlbnatio Us Nature herself simple yet unsurpa
cd in It's efficacy il drawing Impurities from. also hea
ing cleansing and beauuiyng the skin and complexion
y its Lircc: action the cutic draws from al lis
impurities kindly healing the same and "arina Tie sly
face as Mature terded it should bc-clrar soft; snn,
a: beautiful Price ;l by Mail or Express I'll
c.ipt OF all order by
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18

RE- THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON D1sTKICT.-IN EQulTY.-P. B. 5ACoT
AND r. l.. BACOT, administrators, tEfER ;.
BACUT. Il: TIE HEIRS AND CREDITOR .jF F!.TE:;
s. BACOT-Upon hearing tlic i!eadngs III ti::s i
H. on motion OF ". W. uARLLEE, Co!npainanrs s'lci-
tor ordered that all and singular tn" rrlifnrS of the m
Peter g I;acot Compartments lurstatc l. rrqHnci
10 file and prove their respective iaids aud ,.,s IN
judgments and otherwise agas; the said ln,rst"r, '-
fore the Commissioners oi this Court Iy or before the
first rlav of November mex. and default therrvf that
they hc lclarrrd tron The benefit =" All! decree {" h:
alt therein and that tine Commissioners "i ;:lis ''nhr;
do advertise til. order nlrr, IL m Darlington!
So9tlcrncr and lie Charleston Dpiiy NJ. until liz,
said first day oi November ncxI.
The u,o~r COPY from the "ri.iri:! Order 'a'
in the above r:,sr 18th oi February. lst
\. =. EDWARDS. :. +. =. u
Commissioners Office. Darlington H., f.br'irT 80.
,sc- sM;t1 February ~
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as THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON D1STRICT.-IN EQUTTY-B. W. ED
WARDS, Administrator T. Z. HOWLE rs. Z. S. HoWLE,
JAMES P. WILSON AND OTHERS.-BILL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
TINT the CREDITORS ofTHoMAS E. HOwLE. deceased,
be enoined from proceeding to recover their claims at
law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish tlier demands against the said HowLE before
the Commissioner OF this Court or before the first day
of December next and in default thereof that they be
barred the benefit of any decree to bs pronounced
herein.
Th above IL true copy from the original order made
IN tue above stated case, 10Th February, 1867.
a. F. EDWARDS, C. E. d. D.
Commissioners Office Darlington c. H., Feb 20. 1867.
February 2a sil
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18
From Richmond.

RICHMOND May IA telegram to the depart
Iept from Staunton anrou,lced the election by tht
Episcopal Convention Of the Rev. Francis White
Of Louisville, Kentucky, as assistant Bishop ol
Virginia. =
The stables Of abraham WARWICK noar this city:
wee burned last night, with nineteen mules.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18
MARRIED.,

At Baruwell Court House, Tuesday evening. May Z.
1867 by the Rev. EDWARD PALMER, OF Waltrrh1ro', W.
HUTS0N TOWNSEND and Miss HATTIE i. HAY both
OF Barnwell.
May 7tl al the resi- lencc Of the brides 1uotler by
Rev. j. T. ZEALY. Mr.. HAZEL ". ZEALY, oi beaufort.
8. c., to Miss MATTE D.. eldest daughter of Mrs. T. r.
LYLEs, of Monticello, Fairfield District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18
Northern News.

=. BosroN, May IA young woman. named Alb
bott has been arrested on,a charge Of POISONING; a.
man named Pickering.
DETROIT, May IA sharper named King killed
blacksmith, named Scol:. With luile.'. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18


Kg- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DISTRICT-lN EoUTTY-HANNAH j..
HART, Administrative. ELLEN E. BART, JOHN
wITHERSPOoN. ct at.-BILL FOR INJUNCTION.
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that the credit
ors OF JOHN T.. IIAkT he enjoined from proceeding! I"
recover their claims ut law against the complainant AMI
that they o prove and establish their demands against
the said John L. Hart. before thu Commissioner Of
this Colrt or before the first day of November next,
and in default thereof that they be barred from hr bcu
eft OF any decree to be made herein.
1t is also ordered that COPY of this order Lc published
at east once week until ;e first day of November ne Al
i'm the Darlington .Sonthfyner AID lr charleston Udy
Ners.
The above true copy from the original order made
in the abuvu case, 18th February, 1851.
i. j. EDH ARl:. e.. T.. D. h.
GoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE. Darlington c. h.. February
20, 1867. s36tl February %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-18
Large Sales and Small Incomes.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE merchant, prince
Stewart, of New York, returns $50 income this.
year, Cnfin $50. Both returned oyer 81 OOO Oo0
o INCOME last Year. These merchants have sold
moro goods this year than any year boFore. These
merchants have sold for cash, and their losses arc
not attributable to bad debts. J. -