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HonslMm4-a N. Brown, - Iit.i
Seorsxs-Alex. Easton, OF Alert Base Bah Club; -
Schachte, Of Palmetto Base Ball Club.
Unpire.-D. D. stubbs. Of Palmetto Base Ball Club,
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT HALE
PRICE.

PRICE.
TINGLIsH, FRENCH. LATIN AND GREEK, ITALIAN,
II GERMAN AND SPANISH SCHOOL BOOKS are be-
ing sold at half price. Teachers and parents they de-
sire to save should avail themselves Of the opportunity
Call soon or you may be too late
SAM. HART. ST.,
June II Bookseller Png street.
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Post Once Notice.
POST UFTICI !
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 6, 1an'}

! ssEs PosT OFYIcH
,sr:,s*E CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 6, 1a75
Hereafter, until further notice, the NorthFstern
Nails win close at Lis P. NJ, and arrivingn Inc
Depot at s.45 A. NJ. viii be ready for dehyef u Il
O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open At
1880 p. N. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad WI con-
tinue to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and flr Inc
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at AN. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY g. TROTT, EsM
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Blm BIsL.-Tte following is the report Of the
Match Game Of Base Ball between the Pslmettos
and the Aerts, on Saturday the 2sth ult
At two O'Clock Saturday afternoon, above eight
hundred people assembled ON the Citadel Square,
to, witness the game which was announced 70 take
place that day. The weather was fine, the players
baing shflsered, from the rays ofthe sun by the
clouds, sad refreshed by . fine breeze. At twenty
minutes past three the game WAS called, the Pal
mettos getting the bat.
Tho game has proved satisfactory to all, and we
beg leave to tender our congratulations to the
Aerts. We now await match between the res
pectiye. first mines of the Clubs, feeling assured,
that Il win be warmly contested. We are request
ed by the players to return their thanks to the
Police IN attendance, tor the effective manner in
which they performed their duty. Below we give
the report Of the score. 1..s....s-s: ::
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FIRE LOAN .

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CRY HALL, November 0, 1856.
Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaE
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un
der Gan Act of the General Assembly giving authority
to the CITY Council of Charleston to proceed In the mat
ter of Fire Loan with view to aid in building up thc
City anew are hereby notified that the form OF app
cation for loans can be obtained at the once ne CiefR
M Council between the hours of A III. and p. N.
All applications must bef d in the above mentioned
office AZ the Committee WILL meet every Monday to con.
slider the same. -, ,x.,ur,
By order Of the Mayors W: d. smlId,
November IN Clerk OF Council
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III. He.

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per, &o.; or, Mn1Eis' Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
nyop'mnt Books bound in any style. orAcoount
Books made to orda, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, soto HrRAMH HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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JuLY.-July is universally considered to be the
warmest month Of the year in the Northern Hemi-
sphere, notwithstanding the fact that the sun has
then commenced his course Of recession from the
Tropic Of Cancer. This Ia, owing to the accumu-
lating eject Of the heat while the sun is still so
long above the horizon. In table formed tom
the most careful observation it is found that the
mean temperature OF the air during the month
appears to be about ninety degrees. The sun
IN in Cancer for the greater part Of the month,
and enters Leo about the 22d. The great heat Of
the month led to q superstition among the Ro-
mans that the warmth, and the diseases and other
oalamities flowing from it, were in some way con-
nected with the rising and setting Of the star
Caniculs- Little Dog. They accordingly con-
terred the name Of Dog Days upon the period be-
tween the Sd Of July and the 11th Of August. The
uttsr carelessness of the Roman theory has been
well shown by the ordinary processes Of nature,
for the Csnicula does not rise in coincidence with
the sun until the later days Of August. Notwith-
standing this, the "dog days" continues to be a
popular phrase, and it is undoubtedly under some
lingering regard for the old notion that dogs are
% often ordered to be muzzled about the begin.
ming Of July.
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We REFER to JOHN CoMMss No. 1877 Melting
street, mp stairs. He has received 100 cssas OF
boots and shoes, which he offers at retail & low
rates. 5S
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FoR TIE SEA IsIANDs.-We direct the attutson
of planters and shippers to the advertisement OF
the steamer Morgan which appears in aapther
column. The Morgan is commanded by Captain
Jos. F. TORRENT, and will ply regularly between
Edisto, Rockville, and the way landings. As the
season is now approaching when the planters
move to their summer houses, good many
changes will be made, and the Morgan Will be
found commodious boat, admirably adapted for
the coast trade. She leaves Vanderhorsts Wharf
on the Sd, and all parties applying will receive
prompt attention.
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AGRICULTURAL.
CROASDALE'S
STANDARD FERTILIZERS. y

ITO SAVE YOUR COTTON CROP AND INCREASE
the yield, use CROAsDALES SUPERPHOS-
PHATE the Standard Fertilizer, richer In ammonia and
phosphoric acid than any other fertilizer in the market
For sale by WIN. GURNEY, Sole Agent,
June 28 fmw4 No. 102 East Bay.
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oursAar.-A sailor. landlord named RICHARD
Murray, who was endeavoring to put seaman
of the ,uame Of CHa1sTY SCHULTZ on board Of 8
boat, 60 as to have him conveyed to the vesselon
board Of which he had shipped, used such force jim
throwing him into the boat as to fracture one. OF
his ribs, and injure him otherwise. The sailor
resistsd MURPHY because, as he said, the landlord
owed him $50, which he refused to pay. The per-
lies hsse been sent before Magistrate.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

ALI E1sps OF JdB WORK DONE AT TIE DAILY
NEWS. OFFICE. - =
J. 4. Nsaow c. win sen this day, at loK O'Clock,
ON beard schooner ss,slsHs s'ss Jnion ~nafs Soo
Ebushels cosn. .------
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LITTER FROM GENERAL s1cK1Es.-We direct the
sttsn.:rp of our readers to letter Of General
sIm4S, which appears in the published proceed
ings Of the City Council. General s1cz1ns had
been waited upon by special wittee Of Coun-
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, tho greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put OH a Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLENDALE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. g. C.,l
March 1877 (

OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE.
A1LENDAIE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. g. c.
March /, 1867
Messrs. Little d Marshall:
GENTLEMEN: I used, during the past season, ono OF
"Inpersos Portable Cotton Presses purchased of you
last September. have always been preudiced in favor
of the Screw and nothing but dire necessity in
duced me to try any othor. take pleasure, however, IN
adding nv testimony In favor of its entire adaptation to
the wants OF cotton plantation 1t has surpassed my
most sanguine expectations. have packed with but
two hands, yet prefer four-two at each lever. My
bales all weighed 500 lbs. The first lot sent to
market averaged 562 ls My impression is that 500 lbs
about the capacity Of the Press and greater number
less the sides the cotton box increased 1t would
add greatly to the value OF the Press if the cotton box
was ten inches longer In haste am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant, &C., b. W. LAWTON.
P.S took my Press down and carried it some four
miles pack the crop of neighbor who failed to have
"Screw" built; he was so much pleased that he has
determined to abandon tho Screw and purchase I'm
gersolls Press" b. W. l..
| OFFICE OF KIsa's MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY,
| YoRKvILLE, s. c., April 10, 1867. !
GENTLEMEN have just received your letter OF Feb
ruary 14h-upon my return to this place. after an ab-
sence of this reply may be too late for
your "Descriptve Circular of Ingersos Cotton Press
| The Press I used In packing my cotton last year
worked admirably, packing, with case from 500 to 525
lbs With good active hands to work it, am satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily be
packed in day.
This Press combines the advantages of lghness aud
consequent portability and simplicity (being easily man.
aged By any one of ordinary intclgcncel Great COM
pressing force with lo motive power, and 'last but
not least 1t Is worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
| the use Of the ordinary ''Scrcw.
Respectfully, &C., yours T. NJ. LAW.
| To LITTLE & MARSHALL, Charleston, S. q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
June 90 1867.
UJHE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY
directed to the following Ordinance, ratified June
s, 1854:
AN ORDINANCE
IN RELATION TO PUBLIC WELLS.
Be Il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, in CITY
Council assembled That It shall and may be lawful for
the Board Of Fire Masters from time to me to restrain
or to prohibit entirely, the Of any Of the Public Wells
in any part Of the city, whenever, in their Judgment the
public good shall require such restraint prohibition;
and any person who shall violate any order of the said
Board Of Fire Masters In relation TO the Public Wells In
pursuance Of this Ordinance after notice given per-
sonaly In writing or duly published In Of the city
newspapers shall be subject ed to penalty Of ten dollars
for every such offence ID. d. NATHAN,
June 81 limo Chief Fire Department
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,BANNETT SCHUR,

BANNETT SCHUR.
Au uoneer and Commt sion Merchant, Mt
No. 80 King street, below Broad street.
Offers his services for the sale Of MERCHANDISE at
day and night ct his store also for the sale of Stock
Bonds Real Estate Vessels, Horses and Produce Best
aity refere will be given. Condgnments solicited.
/ Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
July1 limo
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TRADE is tho thing above all others we want Just
now, and this Mr.. wADsworH kindly proposes p
give us. In another column viii be found his ad-
vertisement, announcing the publication OF Z
Southern Railroad Directory and Business Men,s
Medium, that shall restore to the merchants q
Charleston their former trade with the South and
southwest Mr.. A +: MIoHERs, No. 10s Marked
street., is the local agent, and will begin to-day
canyassing for subscribers to the Directory. We
wish him every success.
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s. CHAsIxsros C1rY DmEcToRy.-Weh have received
COPY Of the first edition Of this work for 1SS7-6S
compiled and published by J. ORRM LEA Co., OF
this city. Upon an examination Of it, we are very
much pleased with it's correctness, as well - the
amount Of informstion contained IN it, the result
NO doubt, Of considerable labor and attention. In
fsct we regard it as the best Directory Of our city
that has ever been issued. The typographicafsr-
pearsnce of the book is really crsditable.
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Ma. MunHxRs, Of the Central News Depot, has
our thanks for late numbers Of the n'a'snal and
&aats Zsshsng.
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THE MINERAL WATERS

OF THE SPRINGS are the White and Blue Sulphur. and
R1yhsata and they possess al the finest qualities OF
these wsters and Sovereign remedies for all diseases
of the LIVER BOWELS, STOMACH and KIDNEYS.
THE SPRINGS accessible by any Of the roads lead
ing to Salisbury, N. c. and ct that point the Western
North Carolina Railroad will convey visitors to Hickory
Station at which place conveyances are always In attend
ance to take them to THE SPRINGS.
DR.. WHITE Of the Medical College Of Virginia. will be
at THE SPRINGS the entire Season, and invalids may
rely upon good attention.
! Having again secured the services Of Mrs. WRENN,
and made ample arrangements for keeping Q GOOD
TABLE, and the best Wines Liquors and Segars, and
having engaged Smiths Band for The Season, we safely
promise to all every convenience for pleasure comfort
and amusement that may be desired.
BOARD PER NTH....................96 $50 90
BOARD PER WEEK. ID 90
BOARD PER DAY...................... 90
Children under years OF age and Ser.
wants Half Price.
J. GOLDEN WYATT & CO.,
PRoPRIEToRs.
rF.., 1non
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"a 4 f H
Death or Nh. Wmm.-On Saturday morning
the community wss panied to learn Of the death
Of Mr.. WHITE, one OF the propretors Of the
Charleston Hotel. Mr.. ". had bean IN in health
6prsqme time, though none Of his friends antiG.
pssed fatal termination to his illness, and atsuch
an early period, especially as he kept up to the
very last, having gone about the house, nearly a.
nsuab on the day preceding his deash. Mr.. WHITE
WAS born in Rathkesls, Limerick, ireland, but
cauas to this country when quite young BE be-
came connected with the Charleston Hotel in 1s4s,
acfng st first in an humble capacity, and, rose by
regular gradations to the responsible position Of
1essss, in which, about year ago, he associated
Mr.. g. G.K .KHKR with himself o. a. - ass !
During shs long period Of his connection with
this popular hotel Mr.. WHITE was always known
sssmsn Of the stritsst integrity, very systematic
inraR his transactions, quiet and unobtusive, to
\ fsuit almost, very kind and pleasant in his de-
pertinent to those who enjoyed his confidence and
intimacy, and benevolent to the needy. His death
is serious loss to the community. He was about
forty+fve years Of age and We believe had never
BEEN married. s''S - 3 -
His funeral took place st A P. II. yesterday at
st. Msry's Church, and was largely attended
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The bes pyspepasB Baaers now in use are PAsKsn's
Hspatio B#s9s. Thef never hil to give relief Try
bottle. sndbe convinced For sale by all Druggists. m
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.IEr1 ~ 1sSa1sC
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

CATAwBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
HlHE pRopRIEToRs OF THIS CELEBRATED
nce the Last season. in changing the position Of and re-
pairing the COTTAGES grading the Walks and erecting
new Buildings together with many other improvements,
Will open THE SPRINGS for the reception OF visitors on
Saturday, June LIST, 1867.
Being situated In the northwestern part Of the State
In country remarkable for its beauty and healthful-
ness these together with the virtues Of the Waters make
It one Of the most desirable WATERING PLACES In the
country.
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TIE Herdtds special correspondent On the
steamship Vir9intd, writing at Havana under date
OF June Is, gives On account OF the adventure OF
General LOPEZ SANTA ANNA since leaving New
York. The General and his staff travelled in
cognito to Vera Cruz in tho Virginia, arriving at
that place on the Sd Of June, and uere warmly but
not openly welcomed by the liberals inside tho
walls. The American and British ConBuls dined
with hini on tho steamer, and all seemed to 60
harmoniously until the 7th inst., when Commander
Roe, Of the United States steamer 9acony,
and Commander AYNsIKY, OF the British man-of-
war Jason, appeared on board and removed
him, under protest, to tho 7doony. Thonce
he was taken to SACRIFICES, in charge OF an OFF,
cor and again placed upon the. Hrginia, to tho
commander OF which Commander Roe gave orders
to land him nt foreign port. On tho return trip,
tho vessel arrived at ssal on the 11sh inst. when
the commander Of the liberal forces came aboard
and offered to arrest him. Tho Goneral declared
that he WAS prisoner in the hands Of the United
States, and the commander OF the Virginia refused
peremptorily 10 surrender him. Three Mexican
schooners theroupon ranged alongside the vessel
with their guns pointed at her, and the demand
being renewed, and guard Of marines boarding
tho vessel it Was considered useless to resist and
sANTA ANNA was taken lahore. General TAyoApA
| commanding tho imperiaists at Vera Cruz, had
| demanded an explanation f'om Commander Roe
Tho commands Ct BonYAs and CANALEs, at Tam.
pico, and the citizens Of that place, have formally
pronounced for SANTA ANNA, and pronunciantentc
to that effect has been issued. General F1oaEf
had boon designated as tho person to present the
action Of the city to SANTA ANNA and ordered to
proceed to New York for tho purpose
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IT Is SAID that tho remnant Of seminoles in
habiting tho Florida everglades havo not yet con-
cluded to give up tho negroes which were their
chattels undor tho laws Of old time. The Civil
Rights Bill and tho Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, have not been appreciated
by these old fogy rcd skins. They hAvo Ind no
conception Of the intent Of the emancipation pro-
clamation. They aro not yet educated by tho pro.
gress Of events. Perhaps in their benighted con-
dtion thoy fancy thoy yet 600 "the Constitution
as it was." They are completely fossilized, and
need any amount Of reconstruction. Mr. TnAp-
DEUS STEVENS will undoubtedly. havo their land
land water} and mosquitoes confscated, whatever
he may do as to tho rest Of the sunny South.
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washington News

WASHINGTON, Juno 2G.-Gencral Grant first eaw
Sheridan's letter in the newspapers. It creates O
profound aonsation in military circlos.
Tho Judiciary Session is in session.
Tho State Department bas ndyiccs of the total
wreck OF tho Sacramento OF Madras. No lives
lost.
Only four mombers of tho Judiciary Committee
wcre present to-day. They adjourned to to-mor-
row.
$525, 900.
Collector Kollogg OF Now Orleans tclegraphs
to the Secretary OF tho Treasury, denying tho re-
port Of yellow fever thorc.
Secretary Wells has addressed letter to STAN
ton regarding tho application from Bickes for
vessel, to carry out reconstructIon. He sayB that
the department would not feel justified in using
funds Tor such n purpose; besides, he las neither
officers or men for such O vessel.
Nothing startling developed in the Surratt
case to -dny. Whilo Gen. Grant wns on tho stand
testifying with regard to seeing Jacob Thompson
at Vieksburg, sharp colloqny took place regard
ing Thompson. Tho prosecution declined saying
whother Thompson was connected with tho COLI
spiracy, but stated that they wished tu show the
connection between him md tho prisoner in money
nlRtters. Mira. Mnry Benson, on tho stand stated
thnt sho lived in Canada; that she WAS paid her
own and her husbands oKponaes, and 500 per day.
Tho prosecution announced that They would close
their evidence in two or threo days.
Speculntions regarding Grants answer to Shori-
dan are unworthy OF tho loast credit rs it is kept
profound secret herc.
Hon. H. E. Peck, Consul General in Hayti is
dead.
Tho President is expected back on Friday.
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The London Times reports tl,nt in England tho

The London Times reports TINT in England tho
express trains run generally, including stoppages,
about forty miles per hour; the ordinary trains
run generally from eighteen to thirty miles por
hourthe slowost trains ninoteou and one-haf miles
Ferhour. In Franco tho express trains run, in
cluding stoppagos, twenty-five to thirty mos per
hour; the ordinary trains run from siItoen to
twenty-five milos per hour; tho slowest train
eighteen miles per hour. In Belgium the quickest
trains run from twenty-nino to thirty-fyo miles
per hourj tho slowost eighteen to twenty In
Prussia, the quickest twenty-nino milos, tho slow
oct, aeventeon 10 twenty-one miles, In Austria,
the quickest, twenty to twonty-nine miles; tho
slowesL, fourteen to twenty-one. In Dayarta and
along the Rhine, tho quickest, twcnty-four to
thrty.two miles; tho slowost, thirteen to twenty
four mics. In Italy, tho quickest, twonty.fonr ID
thirty miles; tho slowest, fifteen to twonty.four
miles.
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THE F1RsT CHUnoH OF THE sEARoLHs.-The
Presbyterian mission among tho Greeks and Semi
nolos In the Indian territory was broken up whom
Albert Pike misled those poor people into rebel
lion. Since those who nro loft haYo returned to
their homes, the missionaries have rosumed their
work. It has boon deemed advisable now to or
ganlss the Christian se%inoles into separate
si1ty.s1 members already gathered In, with nearly
as many moro who were prevented by distance and
severe weather from attending bis meeting. Do
soribing tho transition, ho says:
I'll was to our mind strong evidence OF the
reality and powor of our blessed religion TO soc
mon who we're once fierce sayages, whom the
strong arm OF government could not drive from
thoir fsyorite haunts in the swamps Of Florida,
now snbdued by the victorious Groes, sIttipg woep-
ing at tho foot Of tho Prince Of Peaco. Tho creator
part Of the noted Billy Bowlegs' band are now
mombers OF our church. Sermon being over, we
proceeded TO baptizo the candidates for church
membership, twenty -four in number, and avo in
fants. II was an interesting sight, which will not
soon ba forgotten at the Seminole Agency. Wo
thon proceeded to administer tho Lords Supper,
Of which nearly one hundred persons partook. As
many Msthodists, sld como Baptist brethren sat
down with Us. ag. - ~ .st. III
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TELEGRAPHIC.

FLORENCE, Juno 2G.-Owing to tho feeling against
tho clergy, tho people refused to participate tho
celebration OF st. Johns Day, because tho priests
refused to perform religious services OIL n national
holiday two weeks ngo.j
LONDON, June 26.SYtctor Hugo addressed Jua-
rez, appealing for MaIimilan, Wliosu most fitting
punishment, lie says, would bo to owe his fc to tho
morcy Of tho Republic.
ROME, Juno 2G.-Twcnty thousand Priests enl
foar hundred Bishops are hero from all PARTS of
tho world. Tho American bishops aro lodged in
convcnts. Tho celebration will tako place next
Saturday, Mt which time st. Petors will bo illum-
n2tel.
Tho cho!era has broken out hero. Reported
;, LONDON, juno 26.-The steamship Nlrva, with
tho Cuban Telegraph Cable, Inns sailed and may
be expected to reach Havana i'll about twenty dave
LONDON, Juno 26-Noon-ConBols 9i. Bonds 73
LIVERPOOL, Juno 26-Noon-Uplands II Or
leans Ill dull sales 5000 bales. Brcndstuils ilrm
PROVISIONS quiet. American produce genora!ly un-
l,oNDoN, Juno 2G-2 r. nl.-Consols Oh Bonds
72l.
I1vERPooL, Juno 26-2 p. M.-Cotton un :.
changed.
LONDON, Juno 2G--Evoning. consols 9It; Bonds
73.
LIvEnroot, June 26-Evcning ng.-Cotlon generally
ruled dull; Orleans dcclined {; sales 1OO0O; up
lands quoted Mt IL; Orleans III. Brcadstuns atid
Provisions generally unchanged. Common Viii
mington Nosins 2; Fine American II; Turpcntno
Glass.