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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-12
This train leaves Sunday night-not Saturday
e JAMES PATTERSON Agent,

l''vsi AEs sSas1E FERsoN 1FfssS asss
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Cincinuati. Dayton. Riehm'd.
Indiapapolis. Chicago. Cir . = 's-5Fr
-, .oleville, Lancaster, Hills -s..--..,.s
boro and Chiliicothe ,..... lao D m. 1880 .. m
Cincinnati. DAYTON. Richmd
Chicago. indianapolis. Hills
boro', Chilicothe and Mari
Cincinnati. DAYTON. Soring:. :. - - -
$50 field. via Xenia, Richm'd
~ and fnaianapois 1915 p. m. la5 p. m.
Cincinnati and Springfield
u. London 80 RoGaH. & R aias asss.. R m:
, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Central
e..r Ohio Division. . :
tieiio 90. o. - iassss TRAINS EAST. ;aH lot
No. : Night Express leaves Columbus at 200 A. N.
No.1 Lishtnipg xpress y :" :" 1t:t0 A NJ.
No. S Nail and Express I" !" l:5O PM.
H. NMisht Express arrives in cou%bus LIS
No. 10 lisAtni's Express s. A. PERKINS. tss As.a; M
Columbus and Indiana Central Rail-
mar way. i--.- {}ft
4 Night Express. 1925 A. n. I:5o NJ.
p,..sSurs pu Express ,3s0 5:so n 3:Se
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lSandusky< Mansfield & Newark H. R.
o u2 Trains leave Newark and arrive as follows:
Msil and Express; 1000 A. N. 100 r. N.
A. w. DENNIS. Agent.
: PIttsburgh, Columbus &.Cincinnati.
Lightning New York
Na NSfsTsisE sns ElssS Lee =: n ,1sS SS E
Local ACCOMMODATION 500 4. NJ. !ao F: NJ.
ITO Denison only--starts from Freight yardJ
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81 600. 900 in Watches /!
.s4, q-s FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
ONE PRICE PLAN
70 si.d GIVING EVERY PATRON So
Handsome and Reliable Watch !
.dSTE GsEEAs -
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Without Regard to Value !!

,fr H6- Every patron obtains . Watch by this ar
rangement. cos ting but $40. while it may be worth
l,00o N partiaity shown. ia (
jn9 We wish TO immediately dispose of the above
pagn' fcent Stock. Certificates. naming the arti-
cess paced in sealed envelopes and well mixed.
Holder ertitled to the articles named on their
Ger ifcste upon payment of Ten Dol,ais. whether
% it be Watch worth 81 900 or worth less. The
return of anv Of our certificates entities you to the
article named there upon payne T.. irrespective
of its worth, and arti le valued less than SO
that this ia
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No Lottery, but a straightforward
"a Legitimate lransa cliOn, which
/, may be participated in even by
- the most fasliaiOus srtri .--rsr.,-5tr

81 A single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid
upon receipt of 25 cents, five for 81. ell for 81.
thirty three and elegant premium ior IS, sixty six
an d more valuable premium for $40, one hundred
, and most supe,b Watch for Sl5. To Agents, or
those wishing employ ment, this epportuni-
ty IT is leeitimately conducted business, duly
most careful scrutiny. 7TyusL tI1FiJ.7 5lifi
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She,rrif,s Sale.

John Station Court of Common Pleas
"tiol VS. 10y of Franklin County,
Samuel Swickard.> Ohio. :-rfl
DY VIRTUE OF ,s>VEN DEs, TO ME
- directed from said Court in the above stated
case, will offer for sale at public auction at the
doorof the Court House, in the city Of Columbus
nsaElg Ene .-l'i4I !. 1n.Gi iijfE g.iI.-S fo!
Tuesday, the 18th dav of November, A. D.
1867, b.z-s1
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
tai g, to wit: = 'J-iH Hs7lit fs7-'rit. '+N-
Lot No. Is in the town of Grow port in the coun-
ty of franklin and State Of Ohio, and adjoining
the Ohio canal 10 HqeiJljE- - 1Gi t7!i''1
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ss isS fsssSss: Ss;sIss;. Tha1.ssss AN 1850
OFFICE HoURs.-0fice opens at TX o'clock A. NJ.
and closes at ~ p. NJ. Sundays, opens atS15 A. NJ
and closes at 91z A. n, - -. s5titi5.f
All Mails close on Sundays at 5kP.M
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% Closing and Arrival Of Mails
-lF t2tte AT THE
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE

Eastern Through Mails,
q. G. 4 G. R. R..
Eastern Way Mails, @. G.
& CIR. R-..:..,..
Z Northwest, via Fl. w. q c.,
G.. G. 4 D. R. R.....-.
Chicago, via q. P. 81, G.
q. & q. r. r R.-...--.....
Little Miami R.R- through
Little Miami X. r. Way
G. .. r. R., Newark,
Zanesville & Wheeling.
: e. o. r, R., Way.
g. P.& l.. through Il way.
Circleville, Chillicothe q
Portsmouth.
Lancaster, Ohio.
East W ay, National Road.
; Mt. Vernon Way, Wester-
Vile. &c. c......-..........
North Columbus and Clin-
torville. $780,. ...-.....
Washington CHI, via Har-
risburg. (tri-weeklkyD
arrives Mondays, We'd
nesdays, Il Fridays, and
leaves Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
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1yr Tuesdays, Thursdays
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By Fl. B ALBERY and a. ANDRE rs. his Attys.
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Sold by s. E. Samuel, MARBLE Ritson. r. Jones
& Son, e. Roberts Co.. Wholesale and Retail
Agents, and by ii 81 White. j. n. Cook. and all
Druggists in Columbus. Ohio. -Ii e. --Etl7toi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

: ftnini ny old friends md tbs pubic ssnsrisiy
for past pasfoaass. and hops by stsiss attsasiSnl
V business, 70 merit oouttnuanee Of The Same.
. lEV Rsnaubsfl the OLD. ST And, NAYS
South Css,st Virginia 5ia E.lW. KEYEs, !,
/ WlssiSa o. Wllssa,s SswiAa Mser
icA1Ye4 etRixtsrss saheldl uaa baa VOW
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat al 4r. ~. Will take the Gar. ~
Saeramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ", for the
Tais Blgier Route, will change to Stages al
ShInris Bpringss For Donnsr Lake. Route, a.
Alta; arriving In Virginia, By both Lines In
IS hours from Ban Francisco. u nTw1TE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

CorvRR-Is stea.y anu in fair request Sales since
our last 1000 bags Rio at 11al3Ac, gold, in bond
SUaAR-lhe market is steady, with gooa oe1sno, &
Sales since our last ZOO htds Cuba at 1oal2c and 24oo
boxes Havana at 11s12Ac. ,,,.
Mo1AssEs-Is steady and quiet Sales since our last
800 hhds. Muscovsdo at 46s56c oo,oor ,,n
retail lots.
PsoYIsIoNs~The Pork market opened hes heavy "a and ID
dropping but closed more firmly Sales $3.50 DDS ~
s93 0a2 IS for new Mess closing at s22 20 cash. S ZOE
old Mess $1ea10 rs for prime and ~ 1or PRIME ;
Beefis rm Sales S25 bbs at $14 60a1 for new pan IN
Mess and sI9 SOAPS rs for extra Mess and sales 10
tcs OF sSSa a for prime Mess and $50 5oa4o for India
Mess. sn..o1.
Cut Meats are steady. Sales $50 pigs at ealoAc or
Shoulders, and u Aa14c for Hams - e,,.u.
Bacon is quiet Sales 235 boxes at l-3ac 1or Shors
Ribbed: l2Ic for Short Clear and Cumberland Gut anu
Long Cut Hams on private terms; .,o,<,,ou,
| Lard ls unchanged Sales $40 bbs OF 1taal31fc,
Butter s dull at 10al4c for Ohio, and l5a29c for sse
Chaess is heavy at Sa17Ac.
AsHEs-Are dull .,. OK,
WHlsKEY-Is unchanged. Sales $50 bbls at about DOC
in bond. g,
FRsIaHTs-To Liverpool 40 bbls Lard OIL at los and 2
steamer 5000 buss Peas 2 and 100 tcs boef On Pill
yate terms.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
The s.P, ct v waiter Girl.'' In Paris /"

It ia a Illuminating fact, which cannot be ex-
planned ethnoloeicaly, that the amount of patron
age at these cafes in the Exposition is determined
almost entirely ry the girls who dispense the
vianls and fluids. An Egyptian beauty, with
argeut-Gdded flashing eyes, tawny skin, and ripe,
vofuptuous lips, had it all her own way OF hrst;
The yilest coffee was ret tlled with impunity, ana
passionate admirers swallowed it by the painful,
and wished that they could say good WORD 1or
Pharoah in the vernacular. Then there was an
importation Of English girls, with sunny noun,
tain gorge Of hair on their heads, and eyes snst 90
were blue and calm and perilously deep. Inc
Egyptian was deserted, and there was rush for
the English restaurant. Young mon OF suscepu-
bic temperamouts could be seen with q sandwich
in one hand and glass Of pale ale in the otner,
planting tho seeds 0f early suicide, and signing
sadly between each distracted nlouthtul.
Presently came the Hollanders With astonishing,
ly high dresses both in the region OF the neck and
of the ankles, and agreat casque OF gold fastened
to their heads and vast quantity OF hight muslin
i'm unexpected places. .Ihe novelty was lrreslst-
BILE. until the Bavarians produced superior artl-
Gle, and commanded the fokle patronage OF the
gallant world. The struggle at present is between
the beauties Of the Bavarian bar and tnose OF
Vienna. In the halls of the latter is dangling
creature supposed to como from the Tyroi, and
dressed in the picturesque cos ume OF that land
a ;distractins examinations OF bad taste and fue
needle work. The; Russiaa dc department., for the
moment, is under cloud. Tho c5mpetitlon has
been too rapid But the fair RussoGl know not II
her name be Charlotte who yet hands you o plate
with her plump and wholesome fingers, had her
day of triumph, d there are Slaves VINO ye5
PROSTATE themselves in her Uresonco. -.
: ',.S..''..s (Pdrs Correspondence:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.


1he New York Commercial Advertiser, of May 27h,
says:
Money shows rather more activity and the rate call
loans very generally per cent on tocks and per ct
Governments The change IN the tone OF the market
is duo apparently entirely to the withdrawal OF currency
into the Sub Treasury upon sacs of new Sxtyfves and
OF gold
last showing increase of 500, 0oO within about
three weeks. AT tho same dme, the Sub-Treasurv has
pu,d out fully Sl700O,00 of gold upon May coupons,
making the increase in its currency balance close ue
forty millions.
The wonder is not that after such enormous with
drawal OF circulation, should have slx per cent
money market but rather that have not experienced
most embarrassing strngency. The facts show the ex'
reme case which must have prevailed had airs taken
their ordinary course.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NE YORK, May 27-2 M.-FLoUR, &c.-The Flour
market is dull aud 10ca2Uc lower.
The saes ore 5000 bbls at $40 25a1 80 for Superne
State s1 s5al2 80 for Extra State s12 9Oa19 rs tor
Choice stae $40 25a1 70 for supGrhne WESTERN 81 TOa
"A 10 for Choice Western; s13s14 tor Common to Good
Shipping Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio, and s1a 05a
If % for Trade Brands the market closing dn 0oo ri,
ut Sl3 24 66 for common and sl4 7oal7 Is ior fancy
and extra. on. ,,,,
sacks at sl5 Scale 90
Flour is in fair request Sales 200 bbls ssas 40
Corn Meal is quiet. Sales so bbls city at So.
GRAlN.-Ihe Wneat market IS uuu auu 1aAc io"Sr'
sales s 600 bushels at 50 55a2 70 for No Milwaukee, No
do on private terms, and White California at 81 S5
RIVE is quiet Sales 1000 bushels Western In lots, at
81 7la1 rs.
Barley is quiet o,,-,-,..s,,o
Barley Malt is more active. Sales 1000 bushels at sl4o
The Corn market is without change
sales 900 bushels at 81 2lal % for new Mixed West
ern s1c1 10 for damaged; 81 2s for Western Yellow,
and 81 IS for old Mixed Western, delivered
Oats are quiet Sales 81 600 bushels at s7as7 for
Western 9oc for State and ka92c for Pennsylvania
CoI-ros-The market is dull. and prices are without
decided choDgo Sales 6OO bales at 2Tc for Middns Up
lands. . r,-,,
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5,O7l Ss,+A 76j

oebxkk ~p'oo
stock on hand and on shipboard.... 665 $3.50 so0
RICE.-There hiss been arrivals Of Carolina Rough
Rice aud the receipts for the week have been only 80
terces of Carolina Clean from Georgetown s. c., and
somo 20 erces from Savannah The market hos been firm
with good demand the transactions amounting to about
9a5 terces of Carona Clean say II tierces at 1Oc a
b: Go t.lces at 10c. p h.; ITO terces at lie. q h
md 81 herces at Ike q Ii. lot of Rough Rice. grown
on the Island of Java amounting to about l4o terces
which was pounded OF of our City Mills was sold on
private terms.
NAVAL sTORES.-The rec ipts amount to 625 bbls
Rosn e42 bbs Spirits Turpentine. and 800 bbls Crude
Turpentne. The Rosin was sold at s2.75 p Dbl. for
Common Ss q Dbl for No 2; $3.50 q Dbl for No. and
st@5 a bbL for Pale in quality. Spirits OF Turpcn-
tine changed hands at 5O@52c gallon the latter price
for Extra New York bbls. Crude Turpentine was sold
a a eos rs for Virgin and So p bbl for Yellow Dip
uAY-Tho arrivals have been light amounting to
abont 800 bales OF North River and Philadelphia. The
transactions have been confined to the retail trade and
wa quote North River and Eastern nominal
ORN-The receipts since our last weekly report have
been limited say about 600 bushels part OF which was
for charitable distribution The sales have been princi
pally In lots for plantation consumption lot OF 6ooo
bushels Of white changed hands ut price equal to about
81 46 q bushel weight bags included l2oo oushes
white 81 IS p bushel weight bags included and 2soo
bushels private terms. With Light receipts and de.
creasng stock the market for the week closes stronger
and 25O0 bushels white sold yesterday, weight
bags included, at 81 Al q bushe
oATS-The arrivals have been only few limited par.
GELS to dealers, and learn of Wholesale tansac
tons.
FLOUR-Buyers. looking for early receipts Of new
Southern Flour purchase lightly and prices close with
q lower tendency. We renew last weeks quotations,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

with the remark that outside figures are somewhat
nominal. We quote low Northern and Western Super
at s12@12 25 per bbl; good Northern and Western
Super So 1898 per hbl Northern and Western Extra
s14 per bbl; Baltimore Super s1s@1s 50 per bb, and
Extra Baltimore s14@$l5 per bbl Choice family brands
sell at s17@s1s per Dbl.
BACoN.-The; stock of this article having become
quito haye hardened their rates for clear
meat We quote prime Shoulders at11@11Ac, p fb..
prime ribbed Sides at 1870. q b. prime clear ribbed
Sides at 13Z@14c q ib.. and clear Sides 81 14@14Ac q
ID. Inferior meat can DO had at lower rates.
SALT-There have boen receipts of this article and
jobbing lots are selling at sa25 por sack for Common
Liverpool.
BAGGING AND RoPE.-Gunny cloth Ia extremely dull
and nominnl, and We quote from 25a26c. per yard.
RopE--There is but little inquiry for this article
Prime Hemp may be quoted at2Oc per lb ard Jute l2H
per lb.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-Tho supply Of Timber and
Lumber on the market haa diminished and prices arc
somewhat rmer without quotable change Werenew our
rates. soy for Common Timber s49$S q NJ; for Mill
Iimb.r s6@S8, and shipping Timber sl2 u NJ
Raft Lumber is selling at s12@s14 q M; City Steam
Sawed Is held at sls@s25 u III.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool-By sail are dull
and nominal at nd q lis. on Upland Cot
ton. We quote the ratio Upland at I'd.
a Ii, and on Sea Island Cotton 2id. 9 ib To HaVre'
nominpl To tho West Indies nothing doing. Coast
wisc somewhat nominal To New York, BY steam.
75,. a bale on Sea Island and Upland Cotton
75c p ticrcc on Rice; 4Oc. q Dbl. on Rosi.;
by SAIL are quito nolu:nal. TO Boston, u to 9'lf
cent :, ID. by sail. To Philadelphia 4; cent G.
ab. on Upland Cotton by steam. mud - cent q Ii, By
sil To Baltore-The steamers take Cotton for Liver
pool, TO be reshipped by steam through at New York
steamers rates. Luu Der, by SAIL to New York. Phiia
lcphia and baltimore sGG97 + NJ Oh Lumber and 500
10 q NJ. on 1inli or.
EXCHANGE Sterling Bills-the rate yesterday was
Sc 57E to the pound storling for sixty days bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks nre purchasing Slight
Checas ON New York at u per cent: OFF; five to ten
days. per cent discount or; ten to fifteen days.
per cent discount Of; twenty to twenty-five dlys IL
per cent off; twenty-five to thirty daya, ~ cent of
They sell Sight Drafts on New York at u q cent
premium.
GoLD.-Tbe brokers were yesterday buying at 81
aud selling at 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

A Radical correspondent speaks CT the Freed
mems Bureau as boing the great source OF orSanls
cation Of the Republican party Of the South. Or
this. there is NO doubt1t was instituted IN great
part for that purpose though under phllianthroP-
ic guse : and In many quarters its agents, unaer
the pretepee OF ;cnlightenng the blacks are IN
aoctrinating them with Radical ideas The truth
Isl the institution, is anomalous. It proceeds on
the assumption that one class Of people III the ma
ton need to be taken care OF, and" that another
must be held in check by the national authority.
substitutes for the local opinion ,ol tho
communities wof the: South. the dictation, VI
lhe central authority, and this is. y:ry fset e;
destroys: that local opinion: The rowles
who would 1naltreat the blacks, would soon
have been put down by the power of public opinion
throughout the South, aud substantial justice
would have been secured tho negro by the act IN
De ,pubIic. sentiment But then; the negro wo1d
have never learn d the indescTbable merits Of the
Radical party; he would never have heard anything
about confiscatng the property OF white rebels 70
divide it among loyal blacks; he would never have
been excited to hostility against his late master.
Tho presenee:of the Freedmen's bureau officers
has retarded the promotion Of healthy public
opinion, while adding largely to tho!expenses OF
the Government and provoking needless antago;
nism between the races. It illustrates the oid
World folly Of undertaking to 10 by goYernment
agencies what ought to be left to the unte ettered
action OF pubic oplnion.-Nattond Iate4t9encer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

...s 20 slois II Rt, Ianhf q. HICKEY.
= .se1is oaIii; r.sf' 60.
Twas tina syetest rose. the loyeliest
IN IN his garden he could fnd
He bsoueht it saying: Darling leave our quest
.:Od fnowledgs for little while and rest
:, ,Euofinx TINT Nature. .teacheth best"
Wen aaoSas might ss sPssf ss fnsS sSF s%a So %e was
Working forever to find rut the cause
OF things sav, and with cold eyes
Forgetting Love, not Knowledge. Inaketh wise.
toos ifGsf iSGf tsosss ttsss and laid Ron isa tny mouth.
For one :ayeet honr / was girl again; go.
ss ssasa ar sa fsss Pnossdss sls Rsn sake
sEntsfsd this soaf 81 mine,
And 4uenched lts desperate drouth:
MY very brow grew smooth
With drops spray tossed from the Fount OF Youth,
.=tr'S 1ss : =, But, NO is mel
pulled the petals 'ofny rose aside;
With fingers much untendef tore apart
The crimson veil that yelled its golden heart;
3hnGGis gold -:hnt ahl the flower l, diedl
;sasXSsy Win isHHofaneo;i'sl II cried.
"Ny flowers shsll all be kaow eoGe:brinSers.
ssy avail sn oysr sighed
sHh.H HElsiels you have killed my rose"
And never word moro OF love he speaks.
But talks Of syssenls and OF Natures Laws,
And Of eject and CAUSE, l.. ii' go.
As learned men talx unto learned men,
Xntlhy heart well Llgh breaks.
On might be woman once 99atnl
Oh. cruel hand tn3t tore tho rose IN twain, ,s \,
.'Yon may y'hits down your :pen;;"
Fotyoa vim never ~r,ts such heart deep songs
Ofhuman love, for human tongues
TO sing that all mons hsarts shal beat the fsster.
Glisf 66 th6fn 1croanef Master
vim look with sadder eyes than his grieyed
On me. because my garden len fs de dead,leayed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

tsxports Tor tho Week ending Thursday,
- Mny 30: 5.:.-Gs ila., t:s..
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-rcr Steamship Saragossa-.3l bales 81
Island and Ss5 bales Upland Cotton, % terces Rice
SIT bbls Rosin, IA packages Sundr7es bales P1ct:
inSs, bales Rope lsl packages Vegetables, Horse
and Buggy. r..Per steamship Champion ~ SaIes
Yarn 3S bales Cloth 90T Bbs Reedn. 16 boxes Vege-
tnblcs 9S5 bbs Vegetables 1872 Vegetables ~
cases Sundries 84 uerccs Rice, IL boxes and bbis
Eeeswax.@ a7hhds md 1e,ate Bones rolls Lrather
LAB empty Barrels fsfhoms Chnin1 Bel. Horse
y. Per stoafnship Patipseo 81. bales Cotton, 1878
bbls Rosin a.49 9bbls Spirits Tdrpentnc 10 bales
| Yart,i Leather and Sundries. 80
steamship W Eyerman-ll2
bales Cotton. % bales Rags 20 casks Rice ~ casks
clay I50 empty Barrels, ,ib3 boxes Mdxe lS0 b les
Yarn 500 bsrs iron, 2 Carriages. ITO bbls Vegefa-
bles 5000 fect Lumber, 50 packages Muzv.. :s1r
.schr Richsrd yaux-250 tons Iron, 20 bbs Spirits
aTurpentiner n bales Cotton, 20 bales Rags crates
Rope 20 oaaks Clay. :. !. t-t+ '..n- ~ v -
steamship FaIcou--A terces Rice
as bsle Cotton 10 bales Yarn, bhls tosin ie casos
Liquor, bales Hides 7400 feet Lumbar, 2IS pack
aees Veastabee % packages Sundries. Per sehr
L DaVis-t7o.O 900 feet Boards aud Soauthng.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
OFFICIAL
,sI.iIST OFLETTERS

Rsrnasnnan the Postohceat Charleston. for the we,'
ending taA1Y 30 and ordered. TO be; printe
in TxSp aspeeabiy to the following section
thoknSw Rosboics lsws- as theanewspaper having thi
isrrssaias. Of chariestoa:
srcr1ps And be It further enacted, That Lists of let
pncalled fas in any Postoace In any CIT!
toTn%@yfihce, where q newspaper shall be. prdntee
shsii hereafe III IubIished olce only 1eWspaI+
WHOM being nb6shed weekly oitanaf, slan have tn
largest circuaoD within range of delivery OF the SO
once sIas . b, 81 ISs.ssrs aa(l..sa. shout.
state that tieysst IA hrs5d" a!ss.''-
&r oaace hours from A. n. to P. NJ On Sundays
nom u 80 A. II. TO 1.So P. III.
s,a or. So rsTANhEYsG. 1Rorr. POstmwtor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31

CouslSEee, per :ou,.;h t':.rc!i.,a l:aiiroa",
E:ay -.
c5o balcs Cotton 10; bales .i,i"r e ,ls Grade Tur-
pcnt.c, 20 bbs Fork, C!i I!l, a::d s;!,:d-ics TO
l. Eolsurs & Co, u " Hi.ii.ls * Co. Wills * CHS
om, r X Agent, j G II ,i&:if:rn, Taylor, Itavcncl
Co, Street Iros Go, Dru':a& Bee, PGZcl, hob;n-
son & Co, II Guldsllith &; son.
ConsISnccs per Northeastern t;ilrcnad,
May 20 and 3G.
T6 bales Cotton GIL bbls Naval Stores car Stock,
cars Lumber Mdze, &c. TO " Roach, AdaIns Frost X
Co. q Pritchett A[azyck Bros, Holmes Soney. Now
ry Co, A Robinson &C, Mars Iu Jr, Ravenel Co.
l. ] kirkpatrick, ] Ferson, II L Baker & Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, IL, |
frahr4, VIII 1874

February II, 1888. !
MEssns. P, H. DRAKE & Co.,-Plsase send, us another
welye cases of your i'lantatUp Btters. as morning
sppezer they appear to have superseced everything
else, and greatly esteemed
Yours, 10, GAGE q Hiih.
Arrangements sre now completed TO snpply any do
mand for this srcle, which has net heretofore been
possible. o.. 49,.
The public msy rest assured that IN viii the
perfectly pure standard oi the BrTrKRs be
departed rom. Every bottle bears the tcc,simie Of oar
ronGture STEEL pid:e enyrdriEg or cannot oe gca-
utne
Any person prsse7dn9 TO sell rLasTATlos BITTERs "
otsLk or by tie gallon Is sr,ldier a~d importer. BexoFs
Of reGtled bottles See utoi Prpae Stamp i UNxu-
T1L.ATHD suery cork.
Sold by s Druggists Grorers ard Dealers throughout
tho country.
p. g. DRAKE t. 10, New York.