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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
v GTiaaOn9 Central and $esgai-
van Railroads.

Winter .Arrancement com,nonain
1850 S0Aa"1ehoinS DEC litf
reA1xs oorxo so,,r
I9.4Spu. ~ '''0A NJ z'lo az
Mail rr.;, ,
a pnl connects at burlington with Rutland and
Re uIims' S H. H., at wife River Junction and
tan io WA; raiiS WIN trains for Boston Worces.
n n 'plnEheiu ana win trains on Passumpsic
nav Nv, g a. ives AZ New York at l0.46r. M.
Iobny a. f press leaves Montreal at $50 M. ST.
lodge at Malone Ni'i Osue,nsDurghs ut 6l3 m,
M, for Boston Gc a ,pusu OILY at 10 40
Lowell at 1880 D. IN. ~ DO'' war
90 AN Mouttln ot3 80, UBuons9urg at II.
p. w. Johns at 40 n ~ 'oust roint at 40
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ca Daughter, why do you not wear
your rings9" Because, papa, they hurt
me when anybody sqvcezes my hand"
"What business have you, would like
to know, to have your hand squeezed %
Certainly none but still, you know,
papa one would like to keep in squecza.
bic order"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

q In country graveyard, in New
Jersey, there is plain stone erected over
the grave Of a young lady. with only this
inscription upon it: Julia Adams, died
Of thin shoes, April II, 1889, aged eigh.
TEN"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

ca Curran, the witty Irish barristcr.
was pleading the cause of a certain Miss
Tickets. The Judge was also a bit ola
wit and when Curran opened his case
"Tickel my client the defendant, my
lord" the Judge interrupted him
with, tickle her yourself, Curran, you're
as we'll able to do it as am"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

The BEST EDucATED.-1hat man is the
best educated who knows himself and
takes accurate common.sease views of
men and things around him Some very
learned men are the greatest fools in the
world.
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PEkOTOG EeAR'RaEC.
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Manufacturers OF Photographic Materials.
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manufacturers OF Photographic Materials,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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IN addition to our main business of PHoToGRApH
io MATERIALS, we are Headquarters for the fol-
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OF American and Foreign Cities and Lardscapcs
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a 'h' forming complete Photographic history of
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adapted for either the Magic Lqnttrn or the
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address Oh receipt OF stamp.
Photographic Albums.
we manufacture more largely than any other
mousse about 200 varieties from 80 cents TN e5n
each. Our ALBUMS have the reuulation If
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others. ~ any
Card Photographs of Generals, Statesmen
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puf catalogue embraces over 5000 different
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inotographers and Others ORDERING ooo5s
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COMMERCIAL.
exports for tho Week cnLing Thnr.day,
juno 27.

+,
Juno 27.
FOREIGN.
LSEllPOOT-Pcr ship Bombny-52I balos g and 1909
balcs Upland Cotton, 800 bbls Spirits Turpentine
l9l1 bbls osn. 200 bags Cotton Seed baIo IJritIs,
w9olrns package Segars. packngos Personal Et-
HALIFAX. II s-Por Br brig Annie MO bbrs sprils
Iurpentine, oirSA feet Pine Plank aud Flooring
PALMA, MAJoRCh-Pcr Dr bark james RiI.on-16a
oo0 sawed Lumber, QUO feet Timber.
DOMESTIC
BOSTON-Per schr Dorgen-63 bales Rugs Pap1r and
Hope. 10 bales Cotton, IL packages Metal 80 hhds
~ bbls and lot loose Iron, 200 Dbls Spirits Turcn.
Tue, " bbls Rosin, mi 20 packages Mdze.
NEW foRk-Por. steamship Chumpion--2l bales Sea
Island Cotton. GIS bales Upland Cotton, l52 bales
Domcstlcs and Yarns, Ill bbls Rosn, $50 bbls Po.
ta'oes 20S crates Vegetables 132 Empty Datrcls 70
tcs lScc l8 tcs Molasscs, 168 Packngee, IL sucks
Wheat, sacks Flour. 40 bags Feathers 81 rolls
Leather 81 crntes Peaches, Horse. .Prr steam.
ship Sarngossa-6O3 bales Cotton, 2i4 bales Domes.
Tics. 100 bbls Rosn, 5i packages Sundrcs $50 mack
nges YcEctnbl B..... Per steamship Monrka-2lO
bales Cotton 70 bbls Rosin 10 bushols now Wheat
2loo boxes nhl bbls Vegetables, bales Yarn and
Domeatice. l6t rolls Leather, 200 packages Sundrtes
PHiLaDEIPlIIh-Per stcamshfp W Evcrman-s2
baies Cotton 10 bales Moss 29l balcs Dorlcsticp 0
bols Spirits Turpcntne % caaks Clay casks Hams
200 tons Iron. ITO packages Vegetables, &76 Empty
Barrels aud 30 packages Mdzo.
DALTIMORE-Per schr John A UrilHu-8S btls SnIrjta
Turpcntino, 100000 feet Lumber.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Leary, Foote. New York--lcft Saturday
Pm. Mdze. To Rnyele Co, railroad Agent, KIinck,
wi kcnberg Co. III OConnor, J Small q Co. Knob.
lock. W Ma.thierscu, Hesemnn Bro r Marshall,
P Keip. Wcllmap, " StefIens Co. DoycrcauI,
Jennings, Thomlnscn & Co. p Forrcston j Il Muller,
Goodrich, Wincman Co, IL Mecher5, + Merckhardt,
HOLMAN Brothers, A nllng, Aikcn Co, " Quincy.
Jacobs + Wagner. shepherd Cohen. d Eranke.
Kreie 4 Chapman, CantYeu, 4 Stone, Douglns &
Millcr 0'Neill Bon, 7 HI BRISTOL. McEhosc N A
Hunt q Goldstnln, Southern EIprrss Company, d F
Sloan, Mckay Campbell. Laurey Alexander, II A p
Caldwell, q hverin Son, Wagencr, Heath Mo nsces
Werner Ducker. Road & Co. and others. Expo
renced stormy southerly gulca since leaving hatorns
tho lntter Monday, III. Corn, Oats aud Mdze. To
MordecAl Co, Courtcnay l. Trenholm, J Cook & Co.
&C II Agent, Tupper & Sons. Rayenel & Barnwel, T.
II Itodg. 4 Co. Jenords q Co, W Smith Co, j q
II Gordts Co, 5tonhouso Co. II Pennnil I O'Eeill
Son, Porcher Honery, Taylor & Co. NJ Deery,
Bowen Campgon & Co, o Phillips, Il Klatte L. Co
II III Quinn, H Goblin l. Co. Blschoir & Co. 0ruber 4
Martini Hurtanp L Co. Ticdeman & Co. j & II
Armstrong, q Yoght. Pntinf B Davis, W Hnoblock
Agent Paltka Steamer, Mowry Co, Southern Relief A.
ISOLATION. Iaurcy Alexander, Sahlmnn weat JONES'
II BuHinkle, and others.
Steam tug Alert, faino, days from New Orleans
bound North; put In for coal. To Il Baker & Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Brig Henry Laurens. Borden, Cienfuegos le days.
Noinsses. To tho Master. Bound 10 Now York and nus
into tiis port leafy.
-F Cleared Yesterday.
Br bark James Wilson, Forrer. Palma Majorca-P J Es
nlrd.
schr ManG Law. Johnson, Beaufort, N c-Risley &
Went TO Sea Yesterday.
Prussinn bark Depesoho, Lalste. LYerpool.
Sailed for this Port.
steamship sea Gull, Dutton. from Baltimore, June a.
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\ LIST OF SHIPPING =
In tho Port OF Charleston, Juno ~, 1907.
ykssrIs UNDER 100 TONE. AND sTzAsnns COATING
WITHIN ruz srArz xxoxrTxp.

"a ~ sTeAMsHRs.
MsnMhsst.H. hat 1881 tons. Woodruff At Adsete wharf for
e. sos sa FccsS :: sns ss. sp SsR
1s tons Union 1S ~ eIsai safaoss Co
Aincs sss tons, xe a: xdintio sss fsr iFShsS FS,as
phts, loading. III F Bater & 90
.,n SHIPS. "
oalena, 7e3 tons, Dunton. At Boyoe Co.'S wharf, for
ponssy Is tons In the r sn'a 1sSoe g.
Ass sa tons Conner: 4; bcyss oos %h.rs nsU, fS%
Liverpool, dlscharging. Fraser %
Cumming CBrl. t6S tons, Hookway =. Union wharf,
T 81 .ons In tio .rs.
Norssn Gown osn r al tons, M.ii:s ;i veaainaa %
wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading. ..,...,R Mure Co
y BRIaR
Henry LAurens. toms, Borden. at Quarantine, from
aoss q.s c.sa.s icm csl
u.s.nsi hp:s sSn: pu1;i at aa.1snsins rom INST s
Hsns spsn Pc.crs is tons M.li::na Al foot 81 Ina
al rens street. for BArcelons loading .......w Hall
soHooNKRs.
Lilly 412 tons Francis. 1t Adser's wharf, from New
Raodss Bss II ioss ie:i:cn at Onion xis hSssn rom
HSTo .sa ,s y . EnslDT 1 Go
n.iss fsa is ses: Johnson yaion :i.e 'sf 81
Bsss M ssn: in xiSiss s' at ss'sssea os
Maggie % a PSs .s SsR Il; tons isS1i; u hH:ss Ssa
wsn.ts, gao tcni Hawinl In Aakey Rivor. for NORTH.
whney Gena I icns Hsys: In i::; ass; asssa ss
ssrssS sS sfssa Bon
pan 6ssss sI icn; mitchell; IN Is. st1ss ass x.S e
tng...:. .Wlhs h chisolm
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Captain Reed Of the ateaahip Falcon. which arrived
port In reference to his conion With the schooner Mary
Ii Banks;
June II, 1907, at 20 minutes H. the shp being under
full Spool with Point Lookout bearing West about troe
miles distant. and bearing L, moderate breeze
from blowing lido strong GOOD. aky clear, bright
moonlight Light vessel point on tho starboard
bow, ahowing at first both lights grcen md red bear
ing opposite to Tho steamer Upon approach
ing tho rcd light shut out, and the greon only
seen. Kept The steamer her course intending TO pass
about ships length 10 tho starboard Of the veisel At
LILO mhde her out to be largo schooner, steering
her course up the bay, and did not anticipate any co
aud ascond officer, both Of whom In The wheel
house. together With the man ut the wheel and man
the lockout, walking tho iorecatle deck When within
CAsy hning disanca the schooner put her helm hari-
port, altering her course from by W to about N
K ahung out her green and Allowing her red light and
thus throwing herself broadAide under the steamers
bow. Seeing collision unavoidable. put tho steamer
helm and kept tho ahip agon9 to avoid being
struck aidaps and. II possible, TO clear tho schoon-
or's etorn but did not succeed IN doing Struck tho
schooner between the fore and main rigging, cutting her
schooner kept tho ateamers engine going ut half speed
to keep the vesle up until the fescucd When
this done, backed clear and tho schooner
ly sunk The man at the wheel board the sohooner
after throwing his helm hardsport, away from Il
aud when forward, fell the jih sheet traveller and
broke his leg. Tho kchooner's name the htary III
Banks IN ballast from Boston for Baltimore At day-
light asocrtaned the injury to tho Falcon 70 bo too So
rous TO proceed TO sea- shaped Norfolk to
repair; loft Norfolk Monday. Juno ~, at III, and
anchored OF Charleston Bar Juno 20. at6PM.
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stead OF thoir backs. To hayo faIlon In on them
would hayo boon llko lumbling down an oublietto,
among knife-bladus: They scomcd to bo crabs on
sthts, all claw and shol1 nnd ont OF thoir Dyes
Ing grass. or tails. thoro wcro mono because
thero wore no nes. What fly would harbor there
-FOUR pondorons hoofs, flnmonts Of logs, q skcle-
oats. ~
=, Within tho hour hdo, moro shanks and sl,ins
than thought could lelong to ono quadrupcd,
moro ribs than betioYod iEuanndon could carry'
and sono shallow quarters and shoulders OF
wlitiBh meat wcro hanging round tho shnmbles
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In tho Postoce Charleston for tho wek
ending JUNE AZ, 1867. and ordered to DO printed
THE DAILY NEWS, agrocaby to tho following section Of
tho Posto9lco Law, ns tho newspaper having the
largest circulation In the City OF Charleston;
SECTION And be Il further enacted That lists Of lot
tors remaining ulslel for In any Postoco In any city
town vllnBe, whore Newspaper shnll be printed,
ahA hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
which, boing published weofly otener shall hnvo thu
Iarseat circulation within range Of delivery Of tho ead
ofaoo.
aT Pcrsous calling for Letters Advertised, should
Gtatc that they aro Advertised"
~ OHlco hours from A. II. to P. II. On Sundays,
from II 80 A. Al. to I.9o p.
STANLEY g. IROTT Postmaster.
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GOING TO THE DISTRICT SCHOOL.

barefoot boy and nttlo girl.
Sho with rosy check and curls,
His forehead brown with tan,
Sturdy ittle farmor mhn.
Old STRAW bal, with brotcn rim, =
ls tile least that troubles him,
As the dinner pail he swings,
Full Of niothcr's choicest things.
Happy little pair arc they,
Chatting blitholy OH tho way,
In the morning freah and cool,
Going to tho district sohUol.
From tho shady farmhouse door
Mother watches, I'LL no moro
Sho eau follow-out OF sFght
They are gone, hor hearts delight.
Can you SEQ them sitting there,
On tho benches hard and baro,
Tired feet swinging 10 and fro,
Coming o'cr tho loisonB 1ow7
Sitting at tho noon OF school,
by tho GurgliDR atreamlet cool,
'Mong tho brakes und bending trees,
Eating up tho bread and checsei
Or. with merry laugh and shout,
When the boys and girls 90 out,
Books and pencils cast away,
5re them jump and swing and play.
Harki tho ferulo on the pane.
Rap and rap and rap again;
Rushing In with checks aslow,
half reluctantly thoy go.
Glide tho busy hours away,
TIL tho warm fnn'o -rntcrn rhy
El-atb rcrO6B the open door,
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hhs oeen 70 limited extent tho days business footing
up only 100 bales; Middlngs 2tc Tho Liverpool tolS
grams Of to-day show decline thers Tho market closed
unll and ensicr under theso advccs
MONETARY FIRAsCIaI,-T1lure lIns icon rntIuer
moro activity IN StorlIng ad Now York Exchange to-day
sterling ts reported sitter aud bcitur-say sixty day
bills 1i6a147. and sight iis.
NOW York Sight continues 10 rulo u premium checking
niand y discount.
Francs nominal,
Now Orleans Sight N dtue.npB
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"a Emis Was on her up-hs1lth vls In her look
.5oa sngs5 T.s n h'r step. aud In her h,nds-RrrA
8. T.-1se0-X.
] fsv bottles Of PLANTATION Brrrxns
VIII ours Nervous He.dsohe. =
Cold EItremhes knd Feyerish Lips,
Bonr Stomach and Fetd Breath.
fAtulency and Indigestion.
" ssryoI. Anesaon..
ssssss'iiSs sss.s; S.sss55Ssss,. q: &c.
Prostrahon; Great Weakness.
u,," s.Ilow Compilation, Weai Bowels, 30.
"m'1 VER N saS ooMPhansT sssHehsin r AND DYspEpsA
proceed from desoassd and torpid liver The siii.sy
seeretions Of the Liver ovesaovina into tho stomach pol
"a aes hsP
remaIi.bis for these horrid nightmare dissaoes
!.
PLANTATION BrITrns, and not instance Of complaint
I, M! sasSIaL s:Iie ana agreeable samul.n
fiction Of az public; and th.. p.tisns may consul
oIIniII DIaH.N6elebrsted for over tWo hundred
@ sssne.s s I into tosHD E1.ops b. tns
VIE vie s Of The y0e.sy Of Rsru In ls. .na
~ q sss1 ~: % anaar u. ssn M q JsR I
df5. and w nnsy made public b. Lcais 1yI King M
srass qu,os darns hs sosS s1es 70
0AsoiaEILA BAnI-For disrrhcoG. ooho and diseases
pAnpnIoN-ror Inflammation Of tho loins and drop.
ioal Affections ----If - =
LAyxspHn FLowERs-Aronstio, aimulsns and tonic
highly tnytsor.tne In nervous debility.
HanlI1n Aromatic oaImn.siSs; 's erssans i ns.n.
muscle and milk; much used By mothers nurtina
Aso eiorebuds. orange earrawsy, ooriandsr, MAKO.
8. T.--lSG0.-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient Of Rreat uIs among
tbs Spanish lidies Of south Ameros, Importing beauty
known 70 The oonmeroe Of tho world, and ws Withhold
IT. name for tho present. .
IMPORTANT oRRTIFIoATKa
RooHsszn. N. z, Deoember %, 1851.
ns lss Sssa
nss ss s '! sas e ss: IN
sever.I oaie2 lnd. 3 lsr noS. always With ssnAs
0sn'a1 'n' '''0''iR Rsv J. lHsr rdATHona.
In s III S P:s B:.. lsss sssa
bsn.assa y as ;,,s Sss Si tns Rnn0n ssrI Thou
- To Toy fr.sad. asa ouRRs.
Bnnxls Hegn. 0na.ee. MI
Mrsns. p. d. DlAx1 90. PLEASE sad n snoshsr
we've o:.s; ,Sa, s.9 B.s o;ains
siss and Arc EisAsS sstssuaed o,o. ~, -
Arr.nseasaS T are nov completed tor 70 1uppiy any DO.
AId for this artaie. which has net hsrstaiore boon
The public may rst sssured that IN no o.ss Win The
pereoty pure ttAndArd Of tho PLANTATION HEIrns bo
S% ~ s.ss I H. s ssrss 49, r. ssS.i -
Az s~,sr p,ssnss.s . .sa e1.sr...s. 1rrra. ::
ofTsauea aoaala 81 Aat st~ frieais sts.p q uanu-
soia b ii Dsusss.. arooszs ana DsA,ra throughout
ths oounhT ,.. sty-t. tay l.Isy.,
2. q. DRAKE i CO., New York.
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Market Report and Quotation sheea for
Bonds, Stocks and bank Bills, for Week
ending juno ~, 1867. i'i'IfHg I'M
PRKPlRED 100. tAs
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
aroker, No. 9 Broad street, charleston, 8. O.
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81 Persons deposians isttsr. In tho postoiDce win
Pesso ptaoe sno stamp near the upper right hand cor.
nsF of tbs snvslope and they VIII sIo please "a
b ss Stlhout tho stamp letter ospno. b lnA,lod buI
wiz b saas 70 tbs pssa Leslsr oaiss, n Jun, %
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exports or Rice, Naval stores md I.umbcr r.
from the Port OF Charleston, from Scpte'r r
1st to juno AZ, 1907. ~r~
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THE TRI.lYEEKLY NEWS.

DURLIgRED IN wnEEaBORO' g. e., AFFoRps A
I probable medium for the advertising public Of
we respeofaly solicit shsIr patronage for our lnutu.
alILLARD. pEaPoRTxa / WILLIAMS
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship winthrop, Stuart, sailed. June
" Dark ftlie do IAir. Evans. eailed.... MAY II
Tho Tryphenis Harding, safled. MAY 25
NEWPORT, EMO,
Ship AMMO Kimball, Lincoln, sailed. MAY al
The Johannes, Ruter, saod. MAY 10
DoMEsTIo.
BOTTOM.
Schr Isabella, Weeks, cleared. Juno 10
nKw To1I.
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, cleared ...,,J Juno ls
schr Amertcus, Moss, ,up.........i. 80. Juno 10
PHILADELPHIA.
seamahp Alliance, Kelly. sailed June a1
r..- f.'1 BALTIMORE.
Steamship soo Gun, Dutton, ssilod June n
Schr cranmer. Cranmer cleared Juno II
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THE CHARLESTON ,mAurxEr.

foR THE WEEK ENDING rIiURspAY. I,,,r NJ, 1867.
C0TToN.-Tbo business In tn. staple since our laat
statement has been extremely lmtol, tho stock
hand being almost nomiual and buyers have in CON.
sequence TO connc themselves TO tho purchase OF such
small lots as sellers may hive to offer from day to day
Prices havo generally boon quito sto' dy. particularly
for good Cotton, common qualities bo!ng relatively owcr
tho Iacs, however, became somowhat easier under
slight decline at Liverpool. Middng Upland at tho be-
ginning Of tho week being quoted mt acc a h. and clos.
ing at 2ix@2sc h. Tho receipts for tho woek havo been
bales of Sea Island 1l6 bales of Upland Cotton againsl
bales OF Sea Island and 73l bales Upland Cotton tho
wcck before TIC daily transactions in tho staplo tho
week will be seen by the following report:
On Friday, Juno 2lst, tho domnnd for tho staplo was
light and the transactions were only &c bales tho
sales being too limited 70 establish priccs Quotations
wero in consequence omitted
On Saturday thcrc wero sales, business bcing
pended by the prevalence Of hoasy storm, which pre-
vcntod on tdoor transactions.
On Monday business inactive md tho operations
Of the ny eonancd to 90 balcs quotations being
nominal
On Tuesday prices wero sligby easier and 81 bales
changed hands, Low Midings being quoted at 2sS
nud Midding Upauds at 24hGS2sc. n ID.
On Wednesday, tie trans1ctious amounted to 100
bacs. Tho ratcs continuing about tic nB tho ,y be-
fore. viz: 24H@25c. p 10. for MiddlIng.
Yesterday tbcrc was good Gomund at stcady rates;
salos. l2l bales; 1sat21 40 at 22 at es 81 at a.
VI z9fs' NJ AZ %oti. NO qIolc Low
@23Hi Mlddling 24S@25; Strict Mildlng 25H.
SEA ISLAND CoTTON.-Th. receipts Of this qunlIty
Of Cotton has almost ceased. and with light stock tho
sales OF tho week have been about co bslcs nt I56sc
b., for common to good scs Island. Quotations arc
somewhnt nominal
COTTON srATENrsr.
$. hrd Uprd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept /, tsos......... 2a5 $500 80.
Seccised this week. lLIG
Total rceeipts .......... .1o.2ss 14l.sos 1sIsi
Tlls week. ....... 6i2 2sH 23
Previously. .15 335 1871 900 1o.122
ls.0T7 1ss,932 1o,l45
Total EXPORTS. .lb.o77 lss,sa2 1o.145
Stock ON hand and shIpboard.... 30s 1871 1881
S. i1d. Uprd. Rice
Stock on hand Sept ]. 1e65......... 3S2 10 100
Received this week. LIS -
Received proriouhly ........... 500 97,519 $500
Total receipts. .............. 6,66l 1O0,247 3O9s
EIronrs. s. Fd Upd. Rice
This wcef........ 198
Previously. 1870 si,6G4 2.776
SASS e5,os2 2,77o
Total exports. ts..................6.495 9b.O59 ATS
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THOMAS r. AGNEW,
r,nonrrn AND pxALxn N

IAPonTKn AND DKALIR N
Elmo Groceries, Choice Tens, ETC.. Et3,
NOS. 26o and 2s2 aREENwIcB-sT,, COR. OF MURRAY
NEW YORK.
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Memphis Bonds. Cty....... .................u.c
St3 Y! Soiunol Donus.
Cty oI Columbia Coupons.
Soiith CtrOllra Railroad and Bank Stock. ........aH
south Car'1Hl ltairoad SiS Per Cent. Bonds co
south Caroi.-' Railroad Seven Per Cent. IIoills GJ
south Carolns lltoad Certificate uf Indebtedness 90
City OF CharcBton siI Per Cent. stock. ck.........3v
City OF Charleston Certificate Of Indebtedness s9
City OF Charleston Fre Loan Bonds. ntH............5j
Stnto OF South Carolina Bonds iol). 40
Stato OF South Carulina Bonds tnew Issue Of January
State OF iiouth Carolina Stock.
state OF Sonth CnrOtiIa Coupons.
rGoi'S Nau9pal BANK STOCK. Pnr
NorthcaHscrn Railroad lat Interest Donds .6i@Gi
Northeastern lsnrond lat Coupons. I7G As
Northeastern HarOad Certificate OF Indebtedness 4s 90
Charleston Gas Company Stuck ........... IIGniS
charleston City Railway Stock.
Chnrieston and Savannah railroad Bonds iSIatc
=, BuhrsntCcl. ......-................I0
Charcaon and Savannah ltairosd BondB fist inter
80 est OF I'd henl.
Wy VI SA'nhhoh DoHta.
CITY Oh SaSnnnah Coupons tduo previous to st june
ioo!.
CITY OF savannah Coupons iuc amer Isl june 1861 95
Mchlpils and Charleston liailrold Bonds ......75
Menphls AMI Charlrston ltailroad Coupons .stMsl
MonOy brings "a per cent. munth 1rstcla col.
Any information in relation to Bonds Stocks Co,,.
pona' nr Bank Da will DO furnished by autlI alton
at No. y Eroad Htrcct.
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STOCK on hand ................. CT $40
The exports comprise 2551 bales for Now York lOSV for
Fnil River. 2937 for Liverpool.
RTcE.-The supply OF LouIGiana Is ana with fair
demand for tho high aud low grndos but very to fur
tho medium pTadss Wo quote Louisiana at gall ,;c,
Carolina 13c Indin 1oxc.
CoRs.-Tho market Ia ncndy and firm with n fair de-
mnnu especially for white, at yesterdays priccs IN,
saies tohy embrace IL e52 sacks, Of which mixed
and loG0 DO Of 76c; 231 Mixed COO do and TO- do at
Sos ITO white Mixed and 1910 mixed 1000 whte mixed
600 yellow, 26o do md 10C0 wlito mixed md yellow al
per bushc <aS' wv enoieo ~'tso' auu lVoo 10 NJ
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272 bales Cotton 90 bales Yarns, Is bngs Wheat %
aud Sundrtes. 10 Armstrong. ] & W IL Armstrong,
kauapauI, Iannean l. Co, Robinson Co. J,frords &
hai. strset Brothers Co. Courtenny Trenholm. " P
Hal, II Sloan, E Wisa & Co. q Walter 4 Co. @
w Williams Co, w Ii Chafoc. Wm hTntthieBscp, W W
shnckoord. Wallace Bro, Bollmann brothers, Came
ron, Rarkley & Co.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR InIMIaNANTs.
HOTEL Oh BoARDINa-HOUSE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. I
March IS, 1867.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature. passed the 2oth day OF Docomber.
1866 all persons concerned hereby notified call at
this oiee and tnke out the required license
". II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.