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aO- NOTICE L } MARINEIS.-OAPT AIMS
AND PlLoTs wishing 10 anchor their vesacls In Ashley
River are requested not TO do anywhere within direct
range OF tho heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs on the Charleston md st. Andrews sido OF
the Ashley River by which prrcauon, contact With the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided. Nh
s a TURNER, n n
Hnrbor Masters once, Charleston. February 0. 1906
February7 ..E4 ~
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NEW York, July .23-Noon.-Stocks strong :;
Money, Sac; Gold, 1899; 'G2 Coupons, 1113.
Flour 1ln2oc. lower. Wheat 2asc. lower. Corn
steady. Pork s23 75a2i Lard quiet at 12lc.
whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet and firn,er at a7c.
Turpentine Atcady, 57ia5SIc. Rosin, common,
ss G2a; {; strained, s9 75aS 87a.
EVENING DISPATCH
Cotton very heavy. Sales 1900 bales, at 27a271c.
Flour 15a25c lower; mixed to good Southern
80 Soa10 90i fancy aud o1tra Southern slIa1G 75.
Wheat dull, and 3a5c. lower; new amber Georgia
81 65a2 ~; whito Virginia SO 80. Corn heavy, and
1A2c. lower; mixed Western 9Scasl Provisions
firm. Mess Pork s2s 90. Sugar very active and
firm; Porto ltico 1sa13ic.; NIuscoyado 1lIa12ic.;
Turpentine 574 Rosin 50 62Aa5 So Freight on
cotton to Liverpool, by steamer, / cent. Gold
1881. Tennessee aixes, new iesue, o. Missouri
State skies 10sa104. United States 5-20s, new
issue OF '67, 1851; 10-40s 1929. Money unchanged
Mt Sa4. Governments 5aG Tho shipments of
specie Tomorrow will probably aggregate a mil
lion and three quarters. Governments closed
steady, Stocks aiightly declined under tliaposi-
tion to realize profit.
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Pork active at s24.50ao5.
Bacon advanced. Corn dun. Flour dull und
lower. ,,f-..r H.
sT. LOUIS, July 23.-Flour steady. Corn firm;
io"ei Biaues ooel.Oo. IrOYlsl0n8 advancing.
WILMINGTON, July -Turpcntino steady at 5l..
Rosn 81 69a2 66; quiet.
AUGUSTA, July 2s.-Cotton advancing; offerings
light. Sales 127 bales. AIiddlng, 24a24i.
Weather favorable for tho crops. Accounts from
the coast nre unfavorablo to sca Island Cotton.
sAvAS1AH, July 2S.-Cotton in fair demand.
Prices firm, but little dono in consequence of light
stock. Nliddlitgs 25a25ac. Receipts 22O bales
Tho cotton crop hos boon somowIint damaged
by the lato heavy rains, shedding aid boil worm.
The prospect is still fair for two-thirls of CROP
The rice crop isrepored badly damaged.
MOBILE July 23.-Cotton in light demand, md
but little Offering; closed quiet md frmer. Low
Middng 224; salos 1875 balcs. Receipts in two days
192 bales. Weather clear and hot. Thermomc
tor 94. rt
New ORLEANS. July 23.-sales 1900 bales, firm
Middlngs 2aa25, nominal. Receipts in thrco days
72s, against 40. Export samo time, TO- 78c balos
sngar-Louisnna fair 13l; strictly prime 15a155
No Molasscs on tho market. Cuba firm, nominal
ly asa52. Flour quiet; superfno s1O 75a11; Doubl,
Extra ell rs; Cho:co $1s o. Corn qliot and firm
yellow and mixed Il 25a1 IS; white 81 45. Oats il
light stock at 81 10. Pork holders firm, asking
s25 rs. Lard in tiercos hold ut 1871, in kegs Il 4
Bacon firm, no change, stock light. Gold 40. stor
ling 6l3n5i; Sight Exchange on Now York Aa
premium. rg, 4.. ,, -
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RAtRs-DRY WEATHER -Cnops.-In tb;s D;str;ct
wo are having variety Of seasons In Bomo sec
tions therc hayo boon delightful showers, wiiIo in
others tho dry weather Seoms to DO on tho verge
seem 10 bo suffering from tho psrched SOIL
Tho cotton crop which did not for wl,ilo
promise much, has como out very oncourneingly,
and tho prospect 10 that there will be good crop
Of conn., Tho oats did vol, potatoes aro lourisIi.
Ing, and now flour is coming in Flour sold Inst
weok nt 80 rs to 81 3d. WiHns6oro Nc,os. . \
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The st. Louis Board OF Health has had tho hull
Of an old steamer fitted with tbs necessary mr.
rangemonts for q dumping boat; and upon ono ond
OF it has boon built doad-houso, capable OF con-
tanning eighty bodies, with tables for post oricn.
examinations, inquests, otc. This has been done
on account Of the objections OF citizens to tho To-
cation Of q dcad-houso in any part Of tho city r,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnblc DI#I,ntt he's

BERLIN, July o3.-Count Bismarck's official or
gan denies that there il any truth in the reported
stories OF the probabilities oF war.
ST. PErEuspuRo, July %. by ali imperial
ukase Poland iB now absorbed Into Russia as one
Of the Provinces Of tho Russian Empire.
LONDON, July 22-Noon. = Consols 81 TIC.
Bonds 72a.
FRANKFORT, July 23-Bontls 1GS.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-Noon.- quiet antl
slcndy. Sales 5000 bales. Weather uniayorablc
for crops.
LONDON, July 29-2 p. M.-consos 81 5-1G
United States Bonds 70 11-1G.
LONDON, July Acknowledgements closed at
9li. Bonds ~ 11-lG.
LISEnrool., July 23-Evonng.-Co closed
quiet and steady. Sales 10000 bales. Uplanls
1old.; Orleans 103tl.
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From Wilmington

WILMINGTON, July 23.-The weather is warm:
uno brcezo from tho Sonth-prospccs Of rain
Accounts concerning grain crops moro oncoura-
ging. Cotton not favorable
Tho military commission to try three citizens of
hobcson county, charged with assaulting buroa
officer, will bo convened this morning.
Tae train going west on tho Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad last night ran over and
killed Two women near Tinronsyillo, s. c,
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nIAIkIfIIcI).

AT Beaufort. Oh the 9th inst. by tho Rey. JOHN IT,
ELLIOTT, MIDDLETON STUART ELLIOTT to ANNE
STUART, daughter Of tho lato Hon. EDMuSD RmErr =
On Tuesday. tho 1flh Inst. by tile Row Fahor g. j.
GnonHS. Mr. HENRY C0NLiN TO Miss ELIZA STAN
LEi, both OF this city.
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: sMissiasippi.

lFrom hs Herald and Ais,iisippian Of Juiy12l
.,, wrrnE:tILLHe At JEKsoT;. Tho wire -puers at
to "organize, organize u Ro socs inevitable do
feat tho people left to reason upon tho groat
que question Of tho day He wants "centrnl EIecu-
Would it not be vol for tho conservative press
throughout tho gtato to noto tho fact thnt eiorts
arc being made to burnish up all tho diabolical,
winking tho pooplo-that tho same dark, back
room caucus, and the same underground tspoliti-
cal management" tho same deceptive aystem Of
lottcr wrlting-the same dclu8iyo appeals to the
people are to DO Systematically mad6 TO push ms
on to ruin, and that tho 'samo practiced experts"
who accomplished our destruction in tho past, nre
now manipulatng these samo political wiros at tho
Central Ohico in Jackson. >. !. .ssE- m u
II tho people Of MIssIssppi permit themselves
again TO bo guided by those destruclivcs they de-
servo 70 bo damned etornally from crown TO solo.
THE STATUS OF MIasIssIrPI.-Whe tho Presi-
a dent issued his proclamation appointing Governor
aotion upon tho fact Tint the Goyornmoht OF tho
Unite Statos wns under n solemn constitutional
obligation 70 SOC that Mississippi was. forthwith,
restored & 70 eSr rgfG position ns the oocqual Of
AZ ho states In that proclamation, tho rebellion
had had deprived tho Pooplo o. tho State Of Misss.
siPpi OF Gls,l eoyto9rnmen.thAt t9a constitutional
tho constitution to secure and pcrpofuato. Ho
deeleros the Fundamental rlo Of his aotion to bo
G Of tho co
State in tho Union republican form OF govorn-
mont aud shall protect each Of .ihom against in
Every tSro in tho land knows how it Is under
our constitutional systom that tho people Of O
publican form Of government II is only by
permitting thom, in their organised capacity as q
political Community, to regulate tkoir own do
tho Constitution VI tho Unitod Siatos. They can
not onjoy that constitutional right whiIo held
undor subordination by military rulo, nor ,whiIo
constrained Into state OF territorial pupllago BY
th Federal aovcrnment. .-I6ld. -,
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JoHF L. scoTr, Esq, owns poach orchard, a
miles from hiAysvile, Ky., 500 to 300 fcet above
tho iovei Of tho Ohio river, containing 5000 TO Go0o
.rees OF tho boat buddod Varieties. Recently he
Advertised tho crop for salo; and afeW days since
no disposed OF it "as il hangs" to Cincinnati
house, Tor tho handsome aum OF fourteen thousand
dollars This is an average Of about % rs for each
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WuallinEion News.

WAsuINaToN, July 23.-It is stated that the
President is considering the propriuty of calling
the District Commanders together TO establish
uniform rules of action for tho execution of the
Reconstruction Acls.
Mr. Plumb, Secretary Of Legation to Mexico, is
informally performing tn % Minister'S functions.
In tho Surratt trinl the prosecution continued
tho rebutting testimony to-day, but nothing OF
motto WAS clioited.
Tho Judiciary Committee adjourned today ill
October.
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Eroni nIclnnIiia.

memphis, July 23.-Tho cholera is decreasing
hore Tho President OF tho Board Of Health states
that no cases have occurred in tho vicinity where
tho Nicholson pavement is being laid.
Late accounts from Arkansas represent dis
case prevailing on plantations in tho vicinity of
Pine Bluff and Helena. Ono planter lost twonty-
five hands last week. The crop prospects nrc
very encouraging. Con. Pillow estimates his corn
crop at 200 900 bushels
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nJ-wE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING. Esd. us candidate for sbrr,n n,
Charleston tJulicInl District, ut the mex, election
September 10
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To The tcfntircs md Friends or BIrs.
SARAH ID. GRMKE aro respectfully invited to attend
her Funeral Services Of No. ~ South Bay Tais Afternoon
lt Six o'clock.
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Eronl I'cIna.

! New ORLEANS July 2s.-Tho Ildianola Bulletin
or, tho 18Th reports tho yolow fever on tho in
cronse. There arc sick in almost ovory ho,so In
town. Tlloy make an appeal for assistance, mn-
noy and hospital supplios.
The fovor hns also broken out in Layacca Tex
ny. Tho Bullctin reports much suffering. MANY
famles nre destitute and without protection; il re-
quests contributions for the roieE of the sufferer
to DO addressed TO tho Mayoc OF Indianola, by
whom 1t will be turned over to tho Howard Asso-
citation.
Tho convention OF planters, in session in this
city, to deviso means for rebuilding tho I.cvecs,
has resulted in nothing.
Accounts ofcrops continu, uufavorablc for COT
Ton; moro favorable for grail, and corn. -,
Tho Shreveport Southwestern reports tho worm
IN tho cotton in tho Rod River country, md SAYS
the; prospects are gloomy. .,.N.o' s IT
Accounts from tho ontiro State Of Louisiana
paris OF Mississippi, Alabama and North Eastern
TeIas, say thero has been too much rain and tho
cotton worm is appearing. 1t did not rain ycsler-
day, the first timo that IL as not lono 80 for two
consecutive days for six weeks. It is very sultry
the thermometer Of DC. F,
I--$<- ,
NInrIno News.
NEW YonK, July 29.-Arriyed tboi Sarapossa
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fl,ou u,,1,t

tho subject. h''" p"s''s'"''' VII
tho best education in tho worij is lint COT bv
struggling to get q ivins,' wonlcm Phillips sliiI
0mE Wo spMlI true ItnminG III At eas T. is free school aud
IL Is all folly to sit upon tho bank Of tho river and
hesitate, ns does boy in spring-tmo before taking
ms hrst Dath III winter ho thinks too cold Better
often do wo hear people complain That they have
Decn OUT oil aaF hunting for servant without Bc-
eess. llad lhoy turned To in tho morning they
conla nave done oil thcir work themselves in Il
couplo Of hours and saved money and shoe iicr
by tho operation. Too many rcof,o in tho Soutl.
nave i boon brought up TO bu waited upon; tlicy
must now tho their own shoes, nnd REPEAT that
tho sooner thcy begin tho hotter it will br. |
know that many think they can escape this stnto
thc-wny country; bt toll is tho common lot OF tho
poor man tn? world over, so fur as havo seen;
and in no part of tho world is toll so rcmuncrntyo
work. '
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Louisiana.
- -ftrt-,,,, N. w. a.,fl.r

lfrom me Hto Oritant ISedyuneI >. -
SENSIBLE TALK FROM THE soUTH.-GEoRaE ".
KENDALL wrltcs from Toxas in tho following sensi.
bio yein ;: 1,a.-, a.., az NJ. ~ ; '5.'
Tho lossona which advorsity teaches arc hard:
yet they must bo learned. And these lessons are
always useful. know that II comes hard for n
young man TO walk behind plow who onco rodo
lady 70 mako and put on hor dressos all BY horseif
Nho fSSImS5iy hel couple Of servants tof take
mo othor renledynt least Tor those who bsye sin,.
ply boon r1iinod by tho war, and tho list Is long
ono Tint q largo majority. have accepted tho sit.
uatton ohecrfullY am glad to dny il truo-.I moan
tho situation 10 Darn thoIr own living; oil must do
" Ana there arc many who think, and I am ono
9f the, TINT In tho long II will bo all tho bot
Grafton which 10 to follow ono notorioualy byoSght
up n Ignorance OF york and Incidence aa TO sny
useful occupation. Gfo race Of mon growing up
hqartter-ard their Children again improve upon
the stock, have nSyer heard that exercise Was
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A6- U. y. INTERNAL, REVENUE, SECOND
DISTRICT. SOUTH CAROLINA, CusRLEsros, Juno 20.
lsG-Tho Taxes OH the Annual List for 1867 compris-
ing Taxcson Income Billiard abcs kept for private use
Carriages. Plato nnd Gold Watches are now due and nay
able These Taxes ay be piid by persons residing III
Chareson District. at No. 40 BROAD STREET Clarlos-
ton to the Collector OF his Deputy before tho 2o
fJuly ls67. Uleas paid By that time, tho law tnchcs
additional amounts 10 the tax
FREDERICK A. SAWYER
Collector Second District, g. C,
Juno ID .-o
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ab-S'TArE 0FSoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
Ton DisrRIcr-.cLERk'S OFFICE Q. q. 8. AND c. r.
PUBLIC NoflCE-I J. W. BRowNFIELD. Clork Of
Ra Court In pursuance OF the Act OF tho Legislature In
such case made aud provided do hereby gro public no.
tco Tint an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF. OF CHARLES.
TON DISTRICT will bc held Monday, Tho 9th of
August next a. all the usual places election through
ont tho said District
Witness my hand nt C1iarlcston Tho oGth juno 1867
j. W. BROwNFIELD, c. q. s. aud @. p.
June %
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;, a connecticut shepherd wl,oao claims To- dis.
tnction arc that ho poisoned his vito md su6so-
4uently preached Radicalism has oacapcd nom
tho Idfchburg Jail. a - 49,. r -
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Mhere 81 20 10 S5 Rjzcs put up Fum ics Sorcs
hnips, Boats, Public Institutions &C., &c.
LIZ truly wonderful tho confidence that IA now bad In
even form OF Preparations that from "Cosars
Establishment.
"CosTAhs"" ExTERMlNAToRs- Rs-For Rab Mica
hoaehes Ants, &c, &c "Only nfalble remedy known
moi DANGEROUS TO the human family" ''ats como out
Of their holes to de-" &C. NN' '
"cOsTAR'3" BED.BUd dEXTERMINATOn-AIlo IlouIJ
put up In bottles, and mover known 10 iail
,'CoSIAk's ELECTRIC POWDER-For Mothe In
urs and Woollens Is Invaluable Nothing can exceed II
LOT power and efficacy Destroys Instantly all Insects on
Plants. Fowls, Anlmala, Gc u - : W
-, "cOSTAR'S" "BucKTHoRN sALvE-For Cuts Burns.
Mounda Drliises Broken Breasts Sore NIPPLES Piles In
az orms Old Sores Ulcers, and all kinds or cntancous
nhceaons NO family should DO without IT, Il c1cceds
IN enlcacy a other SalSes in use.
W.. ,"GosTAR's" CORN soLvEST-For corns. Bunions,
Q n,GosIAR,s" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE Bios.
lhs-Scaudnes the Complexion, by giving 70 tho akin
so AND beautiful frcahness. aud isinconparabIy be.
cFIr as m aS to the toilet An sas
sale a Its beat recommendation bottle Ia alyaya
followed by more. Try 1t TO know. =, =
"COSThNS" BISHOP PILtS-A universal Dinner
pl sugarSoaed and Of extraordinary efficacy for Cos
uSencss, all forms Of Indigestion Ncryous and Sick
Hcsdache Pill that ia now rapidly superscdng ali
others. RI, - NSON.o - -.
"cosTARs" COUGH REMEDY-For Coughs. Colds.
Hoarscncaa Bore Throat Group whoopIng Cough Astll.
ma anu NIL forms Of Bronchial, and Diseases OF III,
Throat and Lungs. Adtlrces 49, : -.
HENRY II. CuSTAR.
= 1872 No. iS2 BROADWAY NJ Y
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SPECIAL MOIIGES.

No DISTRICT COURT, BERKELEY DIS
rRlCF-orlered That Wednesday,. 2itl, be appointed
Tor tho call Of tho Contingent Docket aud for Sentence OF
Prsoncrs convicted at This term.
July 81 HENRY g. TEw CIcrl
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Tho Sultan Is only s7-a nero boy.
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ab- NOTI CE.-hLL PERSONS INDEBTED
To the Estate Of JAMES HAYES deceased will please
make payment 10 Mcssrs. BREWSTER l. sPRATT. Al
toreyR ut Law. No. % Broad street. and claims against
The Estate may be presented. properly ntcscd tl,cu
CATHARINE HAYES
July ~ MI A,ptpistr,tr,
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Alabama.
fFFor, khs Mobile 1Libu1r1

From hs Mobile Tribune.l
The SITUATIoN.-Uuder this hoal tho Tribune
has O long md very lugubrious editorial. AS wo
desire to present all phases OF Southern opinion,
wo reprint tho following paragraphs:
The Radicals Of tho country aro doing lust OK
actly what Louis XIV. did for Franco. The most
skillful artisans Of tho kingdom were Of tho Prot
estant faith; and. under royal decree it was de-
clnred that confinement or banishnient was tho
doom OF these mon. Thousands Of them prefcrrcd
exile to tho nlternatiye, and tho result was that
England and Germany received into their arms
those industrious and skifu mcn and il thus fell
out that tho manufacturing power Of Franco was
transferred with the banishcd mon to tho countries
winch they lied TO- Franco has aot yet recovered
FROM this cruel and pcrnicous decrco of an iutol-
Grant Government. st.f
Tho Emperor Of BRAZIL is wiso and unostenta-
tioua gentleman; He has within his domains
lands which, under siillful cultivation mny pro-
duce cotton. All he neely for tho increaso Of tiis
kind or wealth is the men who understand it. and
tina ho is getting by every ship which goes from
US to him Nay, moro, he not only Welcomes
sist, IT it were not for that universal attachment
that men havo for tho soil on which thoy were
brcd, tho church, tho schoolhousc, tho graveyard
everything with which their young ideas were as,
We haye our consolation. That is that thcso
devils will have limited reign. Tho people of
the Nc, North away from Maine to tho Potomac and
sturdy thrifty people, who will presently discover
that Radicalsm is not tho law OF progross and
prosperity. Wo havo had more than two years of
Wfat is called peace. God wotl penco worso
than when tho thundors Of Canbys cannon and
smnll arms mndo our citizens nervous. we arc
now like mon under sentence Of execution, not
ksnoWng sag what hour will bring to us tho hangman.
susponso that is moro painful than death tlozen
tinos told. t.I j. I,i- - :
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He'll "a governed by tho Dovil and Tenncssce l,y
Brownlow.--L Lo1ifspRle Journal p! -
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90 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL uU-
hihN EYES nlado to order nnd inserted by Drs. F.
b"uoH and p. .ooUhLEMANN formerly employed by
"oissosSEAu. OF ParisI, No. 500 broadway, New York.
April II ,rr
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aT- OFFICE DEPOT QUARrERMAsTER
CHARLESTON. s G., JULY 90, IBG7.-Scaicd Proposals
VIII bn received nt tia Office until IL O'Clock NJ Au97.
Isl. 1867. at which time thsy Will opcnr, Tor SHELL.
1Nu. GRADING. AND CURLING ROADS on CITADEL
Green Charfston g. q. Plans Specifications OF the
same eau be seen at this Office
by order OF Major General II. o. TYLER.
I. T. McELRATH,
July % 0 pcnot orsr,crp,a,n-
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R1- CONS1CNEES PER STEAMSHIP MAN
HAITIAN arc notified that sho Is diRchargins cargo at
Ahser's South Wharf. Goods remaining oil tho wlinrf
ut sunset will ho stored at owners risk aud expense
Freight on Goods amounting 10 IS or under must be
paid on tho wharf, except by regular business houses
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
'uiy ID Consignecs.
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Marine Ncxvs
, Doncstic nInrlsnfs.

NEW Yonx, July 2s.-Arrived, tho, saragoss
from Charleston. / No.
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15- NoTlCE.-AI.L PERSONS INDEBTED TO
CRAIG, TuoMLY & CO., must mako payment 10 tho
undersigned on OF before the 3lst inst
HUGH F. VINCENT, Receiver.
July 20 .,,,,,,
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We commend tho following letter TO tho a,tcn-
ton OF our readers, md hopo it will be tho fore
runner OF n long series Of interesting communica
tions. The writor is ON old and experienced mcr-
chant Of charlcston OF lurgo and liberal views and
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWIsE STEiMsIfPs.
pAcIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP conPANYs THRoucn
es aS iS sf rnsa s aad ch laal
Freight and Passage al greatly reduced rates
sea leave liver foo. or Canal street. at
Soys@5e req sAR iaSys Captain xau oouaecD.
w Dsa soss1hA fsgp drf1rScE Captain Gray
Ta fsS g a cspd haD coSas
ing with sAcRASENIo, Captain Parker S'""'' S0'"ee'
and @ free each adult
dsp,rprss touch a. Ae.ruco those q Icy md sist
LIST aud iih for Central American ports aud those Of is
nsgaI,sTe q In each month connects WIN the new
'fam ns ron ON rs h 70 husrsa nna New Zealand
closely cISA from sas sraneco gans
and Costs Var iSse i'r Hong K0s
M oe o hs wharf, rd o 81 u Canal P
New Yors - ~ 7 o .' BABY. ' AGENT siae''
NORTH AMERICAN srEA asiIr COMPANY
- ,F 'SsS cai Il fSoiaSsifsy.
RATES r 81 Fas k1sG.d Aso gRr,aa
The e's sAsIi in,s1snnsib, .p crp, c., - s,s
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r ONDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Passage TO London, $il0. S75 and $50 currency
Excursion Tickets reduced available for six months
CELIA, Captain Gleadel from New York Dec 4
ATALANTA, Captain Pinkham, from New York Dec %.
BELLONA Captain Dixon, from New York. jan u
WIN. PENN. Captain Billing, from New York jan 20
The elegant British steamship, CELIA will leave pier
No. North river for London direct on SATURDAY. Jan.
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Freight will be and through bills OF adng given 10
Hayre Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dunkirk.
For passage apply to ROBERT N. CLARK. 70 Broadway.
For freight apply at South street.
ROWLAND ASPINWALL Agents.
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