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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

NEW DISCOVERIES AT PoNGPEu.-Senator
Fiarelli's workmen are constantly unearth-
ing new treasures at Pompeii. Ono of the
most recent is strong box. 1t was evident
ly covered with thin plates of iron. The
front is ornamented with bronze bas reIiefs
which are almost uninjured. There are a
mans head, from its grotesqueness supposed
to be mask, two busts of women, two genii,
and the head of dog. Around these is a
circle of ivy leaves.
All are finely and carefully engraved. The
genii are thought by some who have seen
them to equal Liberti's heads of angels on
the famous bronze doors OF the Baptistery
of Florence. The dog and the ivy of course
symbolic vigilance and fidelity. The busts
are thought to be family portraits. The
house in which the box was found is south
of the city on the Castlllamare side.
In the same quarter decayed wooden
box yielded specimen of the gold bullas,
worn by the children of rich families. II
opens, and has little hollow place in the
center. On it is buckle in flag ee work,
through this passed the ribbon by which i
hung from the child'sneck. Five gold rings
were found, very modern-lookirg breast
pin, a broken bracelet, earrings of an entire
ly new pattern, emeralds, stones engraved
but not mounted, silver-spoons of differen
sizes, and large amethyst of great value
on which are two figures, which are believe'
TO be Apollo and Cupid.
1t is supposed that this house, so prolifi
of Jewels, was the shop of lapidary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
Procured from the hest and most reliable houses in New
York and Philadelphia.
The services Of experienced Druggist graduate Of
the COLLEGE OF Pharmacy Of Philadelphia have been
secured, who will give careful attention to the COM
FOUNDING OF PRESCRIPTIONS, at all hours Of the
day or night.
All kinds Of Fancy Articles, Chemicals, Patent Msdi-
enes Perfumery, Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs, Fancy
Extrats Cologne Water, soapr preparations for the Half
aud everything usually found IL well regulated Drag
store will always be ko.t hsud, aud sold at the
Lowest Philadelphia prices.
Mrs Or. Foster, who ia regular graduate of Penn
Medical University, will continue the practice Of med
cine at the location, where she no found
not professionally engaged.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

A FRENCH physician recently assembled
bis friends to witness novel balloon expen-
ment He cut the ropes, and, as he rose, to
the horror OF his guests, showed a pistol.
with which he made gestures indicating that
he would fire through the balloon when
high up in the AIR. Next morning the fright
fully mangled body of the 1ronaut and the
bullet-pierced balloon were found at some
distance from the point of departure,
a MAN named Tease married Miss Gross,
lie teased her till she agreed she wouldn',
he cross any more, -p9Dv. .so'. '-i.9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
FERTILIZERS.

TO OUR CUSTOMERs.--- WE TAKE
pleasure In announcing Dealers in fertzera, and
the Agricultural public that have within the past
year inrreassd our facilities for tho manufacture of our
RAW kONE PHOSPHATE, to mn extent uuequallel by
any hor House in the United stses Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement of old
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS.
but also the purchase OF extensive and wellstoeked
works at Chicago, illinois, with all the necessary
chinery cars &c to conduct the business This estab
li'hment alone has prodnced annually 5000 of
dried bones and meat and Is capable being largely in
creased We DESIRE by The closest supervision to con-
duct these two concerns that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from their consolidation In oh.
taining MANURE which shall maintain a standard
and nnfcrm quality, and at the lowest possible price,
BAUGH q SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
oAP'IICE.

She hung the cage at the window;
''it he goes by she aaid,
"lls will hear my robin shining,
Ana when he llfs his head
shall be sitting here to sew
And he will bow to me. know"
The robin sang a love sweet song,
The young man raised his head;
The maiden turned away and bluahsd-
II am fool" sho said,
And went on embToidering in silk
A pink-eyed rabbit white : milk.
The young man loitered slowly,
By the house three lines that day;
She ok her bird rom the window,
"IIe need MOI look this way"
She sat at her plano long,
Asd sighed ami played a delth.sAd song.
But whsn the day was done she said,
II wish that he would come!
Remember. Mary, II he calls
Tonight, Pm not at home"
So when he rang she went-the elf
Che went and let him in herself.
They sang full long together,
Their love-sweet song, deAth.sad;
The robin woke from his slumbsr,
And rang out, clear and glad.
'NOw 60" ths coolly sid, "'tla lstei"
And followed him to lock the gate.
lie took tho rosebud from her,
While "you shall not" she said;
He closed her hand within his own,
And while her tongue forbade,
Her will WAS darkened In eclipse
OF binding love upon his lips.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
THE HEART.


How Oft the heart ia wed with grisf,
While only smilel a2pear;
How oft the thorn is planted there.
While falls unseen the tear
How oft amid the glddy throrS,
When all appears so gay,
The heart is brc oding Der some grief,
And haa,eping to dee.yl
How oft the sofrkling wine is quAff,d,
To drown some inward grief;
How o. that lie Is long and sad,
Which .tems to us so briefi
All, lis'le do we know the p :nga
That rend the humln he.rt;
That drive lis H,etirs to 7pair,
And 'len wi.h life 70 part
All, little do we know what grlefa
Consume the vi part;
When pie sure iers to 'ie, what fires
t-e br-aing in the hearth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

II RLMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
III Is the great Diurefie.
IiELMBoLD's CoNeENTsATED EXTRACT sARsA-
EARtLLA,
Is The great God Perife-
Both are prep according to the rules of Pharmacy
aud Chemistry, and ts most setve be made
azs-SoLD ny DRUGGISTS EFERYtVHERE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

A JEALOUS WIFE CowHIDEs A PRETTY
WAITING MAZDA lady, (Mrs. o. whose
husband keeps store on Fourth street, had
d. a pluinp, brown eyed, Iound-shouldered
dansel. with full bust aud set of beautiful
f',otb. I.izzle was fond of parties, and some
times visited the store. On one occasion
Lizzie remained so long at the store that Mrs.
o. went after her, and gave her good scold
inr Soon after this, Lizzie was discharged
eoT rolne to a picnic without leave. The
girl heard that Mrs. o. made remark about
| her, and she retorted with remark about
Mrs. o. Hearing what had been said about
bsr Mrs o. armed herself with cowhide
which viii She laid upon the plump back Of Liz
|ie causfng the blood to flow. For this de
monstrniIve mo- act Mrs. o. was tried before
Justice Walker, and, Notwithstanding th'
oInnne,ce Of her counsel, John w. Moore
ESQ. the jury fined her twenty-five dollar
| and costs. Judge Engel was counsel for ID
Iair Lizzi e.-st. Louis Democrat, ssktsedni
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

ELoPEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY.-A fond
parent heard his daughter anF her fellow
plan an elopement The next day the old
man waited upon the young one and ad-
dressed him thus "You are fine, brave
youth, and don't object to you for a son-in-
law. Here's hundred to aid in an elope-
lnent. May you live happily in the same
house, and may no accident occur to throw
the least shade ON the sunshine OF your life.
All 1 request is that you elope with my
daughter; she's mighty fine girl, you know,
but somehow her mother and could never
travel smoothly with her; we don't know
her good points; elopc with her to such a
distance that she won't return to her loving
father ana mother any more. Good bye, son,
aud may you be happy There was al
elopement that evening of one. The young
man went, unaceompanied. He though
everything could not be entirely right wher
the old man was so anxious to get rid of the
Girl. The father looks upon his act as
very neat bit of strategy.
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through Tho week. by Of tho tciacty holders
IN utir pr'tcntlos NOs % nnd H. Stiat per lGe bs
Snicntt during the week from Havana nl hfatanzas
iioth LcScH 1910 bids; o. which; 20 Scw York 6i1I
boxes olU s boston fiJi boxls. baltimore boxes
wall wall boIes c remainder TO EMropclr ports; rock
bnilu In tho two ports equal 10 ll7 ls22 ihis
against samc tu last year OF 3oJ $50 boxes 1850 lhr
This docs not Indicate difference In crop for tho
whole Island TO Justify my advance III pTiccs do
stocks abrpa make tho sufficient for Tho present
rutc Moaiacs-Snlcs ut onports ut iui irB cayc
and 0a6L4rs for Muscorndocs. ToDacco-rhc arrivals
nrc been heavy Of Leaf md ois or good quality
Suntin.hbaJo llaro mot prompt HaIo nt high prices
consequence Of deficiency IN fsctUries Iu other
produce or fabrics nothing report.
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COMMERCIAL.

E1rorta fc- ti:e .Ncck ending ",ns.-sduy,
August 3. .N'
IOREIGS.
LISEltPOOI-pcr Norwegian bark SJcilcstndt-3l ba,,p
Sea Island Cotton. Ill bales Upland Cotton a7l bbia
Naval Stores.
BAlCEI.oNA-pcr brig Motlcsia-2l2 bales Upland Cot
ton, - bbls RosllI.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Tcr steamship Championships bnirs Up
land Cotton, rockct Sea island Cotton. DOS bbis
lsosin. l1DG sacks whrat. rucsagcs Leather. 80
tlrrccs 1ticc. IL bal"s Yarn. A empty barrels, Dbl
ale. IL cases Mtzc, lug lools. boxes Fruit, boy
Vegetables. Per steamship SansosBa-G bales
Cotton. 2i7 bales Upland Cotton. III bales Yarn, ~
bales Doncscs. 10 crccs clay. 80 tirrccs Rice, l92
bls Rosln, 90 bbls Flour ~ 1,iga Lead, 5jJ slcEs
Wheat, 70 packages Sundries Gi bbs Pitch. Per
steamship Monckn-1l bugs Sea Island Cotton. !i7
bales Upland Cotton. G20G bushels whcal. ~ bales
lomcstcs ~ rolls Leather, q pigs nnd box Lead.
60 bundles Paper. boxes and . bbls Bctswax,
cases Dry Goods. crate Earihrnware. 40 Packages.
Per schooner yaFor-l5,oo0 feet Flooring
boards. lisO0J feet yellow Pino Timber. -. Per
sclr 4 + cranmCr-l30.O0O feet Yellow Pine Timber,
$1,000 fco4 Sawed Yellow Pine Lumber, assorlcd
sizes.
DABTIM0RE--per steamship Sea 0ul-5H2 bal Upland
Cotton ~ bbls ROsn. ~ trrCcs and kcg Rice. III
empty Barrels, 10 bundles Bags. $4,000 feet Lumber,
8 Packages.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

HIS vi LIZ i L JItFS
Remaining in the Postoce al Charleston for tho we,k
ending AUGUST g. 1887, AMI ordered 10 bo printt'
in TIE DAILY NEWS agrccabiy 10 the following section
tho new PostoG1cc Law, the newspaper having TIL
largest circulation in tho City o. Charleston:
SECTION And be further enacted, That Iiats of let.
@ @..",Iipa nnc,iled for III hny Postofco I'm any city
toWn OF SAIhpet - aha In Drint
shall hereafter be published Siite , ~ tho now snnr
which, being published weekly oftcncr, siia IT,
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of the
Office.
a5- Persons calling for Letters Advertised. should
state TINT they 'Advcrtsed.''
a5- Of1co hours from a. NJ. TO 6 p. NJ. On Sundays
from IL. 80 A. VI to 1.3o p. NJ.
STANLEY q. TRoTT Postmaster.
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RENION STRANGE.
pY JEAN 1SGELow.

Daughters OF Erel your mother tlId not well
She laid tho apple in your ialer's hand,
And wo have read, wondcrl what Defcll
The IMAM was not deceived. nor yet could stand
lie chosp 10 lose. for love Of hcr, his throne
With hcr could dis but could 10, live alone.
Daughters OF Evol Inc did not fall 70 low.
Nor fall SO for. ns that sweet woman foil
For something better, than gods to know.
Tint husband III that homo eft on to dwell:
For this, till love be reck0ncd less than love,
Shnil man be frat and bcs for evcrInorc.
Daughters OF Evcl Il was for your dear sake
Tho worlds first hero died an uncrownod king
But God's great Bty touched tho granG mistake.
And made his married love u sacred thing.
For yct his noblcr SONS. il ought hc true,
Find tho lost Eden In their love 10 you.
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ID Persons dcpostng letters In tho Postoflcc will
please place tho stamp tho upper right hand cor
ner OF the envelope and they will also please to
ber that without the stamp letter cannot bo Mailed
WIN DE sent TO tho Dead Letter Onlce. AuRusl 0
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slMiLiA slaliLlBUs gUNANTuH,
uUMPuREYB'
TIOnIu:uPATIlIC SPECiEIt,s

HAYE PROVED, FUoM TIE soST AMPLE E1pk.
II RIENCE, an cntIro succcss simple Pronir.- EN-.
sent and Reliable. Thoy aro tho only medicInts par.
tccty bdnptod to popular uBeso simple that mIstaK
cannot be mnie In uains thcm: harmless to be
troe from dangcrr an oiiccnt to be nEAys roa.
BILE They have raisnd tho lgIest commcudation from
al. and will always rcrdcr satiHsactlon.
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Exports OF Rice, Rnvni stores md Lulnbcr
from the Fort of Charleston, from Septe'r
1st to august 8, 1867.
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Market Report md Quotation Sheet for
Bonfs, Stocks Hnd Bank Bills, for Week
ending August 8, 1907.
PREPARED pY
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
Broker, No. Brond Street, Charleston, g. C..
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TNnE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
l. bo uncquncd by that OF my other In tho far-iamed
valley Of Saratoga ls nrc such as have secured
The high encomiums Of all who have used IT, possess.
Ing MS II does In an eminent degree. cahardc durctc.
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL. HENRY DICKSON. NJ. D.. Professor
Practice OF PhyRic. Je rrson Medical College, phiis
dclphia, formerly OF Charleston IS. q.
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been fora year or more past in the habit OF
taking tho W ter Of tito Excelsior Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion my invalid lis
to use tho different wRtcrs of the several fountains which
boil UP along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them ior much OF tho comfort enjoy. salts
fled that tho Ercesfor Water is well adapted as my
other among thom, not so. tho purposes for
which they are generally employed IL very agreeable.
strongly mprGRnated with tho carboic acid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscicntiousy
recommend It TO all who need gentIe catartic and
diurotic. SAMUEL, HENRY DICKSON NJ D. :
The Water is put up in Pint nnd Quart bottles. md
packed Ill good order for shipping, Pns In boxes OF
four dozen each and Quarts boxes OF two dozen each
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, iTth DAY, 1862.
REapKoTkD FaIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by tho Of thy Plantation Dlltora. Thou
wilt send mo two bottles moro
Thy friond. ABA OURRIN.
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IMPORTANT CEGTlFloATRs.

RoouEsTEn N. Y, December 49, 1851.
messrn. r. II. DRAKE COL have been great sui.
feref nom Dyspepsia for throe four yeAfs
abandon my profession. Absut three months ago l
tried the Plantation Bltters and 70 my great 10y
nov nearly well man, hAvo recommended them In
severs! cases, and. far know, always with signal
bonent ! sni, respectfully yours,
Ilpy. J.. Il OkTUORH.
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"a sniis Was on her up-heslth WAS In her Iooi
strength was IN hor step. and In hor hsnds-PLiH-A
8. T.-188O-X.
A few bottles of PLANTATION urrrrns
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Honr Stomach and Fetid Brelth.
FAsuency aud Indigestion.
HerSOun Affections.
EIcesavs Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over Nio Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostrntton; (irNat weaknesr
Sallow CcmpoIlon, Woak Bowels, 80.
Which are tho evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Ia catimated that Boyon-tenthB Of all adult
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. Tho biIihry
secreons OF tho liver overnowin into tho stomach pol
After long research, we nre ablo to present tho
remarkable euro for those horrd nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tht
PLANTATION BrrrEns and not instance Of complain
I.h most onsotuAl tonic and agreeable st,mul,n
suited TO all conditions Of life.
ts active properties arc wholly false For the sstis
t.cton Of the public and that patients may consul
oaarn for Si uS.s M sHS Snsrd
years in the trs.ment Of Fever and Agus, Dyspepsia
Countess. wife Of tho viossoy OF Perm In ioi6 and
.ftarwsrde sold by tho Jesnts for Ae eorous price
ders and WAS tnaily made public by Louis XVI King
Of France Humboldt makes especial reference to Il,
UAlo4n.iIA BAnx-For dIarFhms, collie and diseaseI
oi the atomach and bowea.
DlkpnIIos-For Inflammation Of tho loins and drop.
Ical affections.
qnAMoMILE FLowrns.For enteebled digestion:
LAvKsDEn PLowkns-Aromado, stmnl,nt and tonic
highly invigorating IN nervous debility.
WRTERonKIS-For scrofula. rheumatism, etc.
muscle and milk much used by mothers nursns.
Also. ooYe-budr. orange, carraway. corander. snake
cot eto.
8. T.-..1880....X.
Another wonderful ingredient. OF groat uss among
Uf m heanf
ths complexion and briiancy 10 the mind is vel u
known 10 tho commerce Of tho world, and VIC Withhold
id pano for tho present.
IMPORTANT OEnrlFloATRs.
RoouKsTEn, N. Y, December 18, 1851.
messrr. p. II. DRAKE & COL have been great suf
frer nom Dyspepsia for throe four years and had
he S sr. aD;a three maao
nov nearly well man. 1 have recommended them In
general cases. snd' far a. i1ow always With s.
''n' f~p'ef%. noV. J. fHs'ei ]. 6iArnoRn.
PuILADELPHIA. 10th Month. i7.h Day. 1862.
benentied by Tho uso Of thy Plantation DIliora Thou
Thy friend. $500 AsA ouRRIF.
suxnMAs HOUSE,. omoloo. III,
February ii, 1858. I
Mzs.as p. II. pnAxn oo.:-Piesse send Us auo.her
twelve cssos Of your fsntation Bters. A.. morning
siso. and are greatly esteemed.
Arr.nsoments g., now oomplO,od to supply any ds.
mad for this article. which has not heretofore been
TSs pnbo may res. assured Tia. in no case will tho
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLANTATION BITTEns be
departed fron Epery bottle bears th e.snite Of
sga,urs on ttee plate enoTaUfn0 sr q cannot b 0sn
Xny per,on pretending to iai PLANTATION Brrrxn. fn
o5rttta bostle,. See laai Pirate Sfau,p Unsu.
aa Sv o'T =, ssus
N n nnaUu a M ~
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8. T.-..1880....X.

Another wonderful ingredient. OF groat uso among
the Spanish adies Of sonth America, imParng beauty
known 10 tho commerce Of tho world, and VIC Withhold
ita nAuo for tho present.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.


ron THE WEE. ESDISa THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1867.
CCTToN.-The n1t condition Of the Liverpool market
which has quoted Midlng Upanls ut l0tid during Tie
week has prevented tho stiGcniny Of prices here.
which. under improving market al Now York. has all
SaIlced half to ccn q b. since last
Iort Low Mllings baving opcncd Mt 25c and MllllnF
Uplnnds ut "Gc 4 b. and closed at 25hl25,ic. for tile
former and &c 2Ic q ID. for tho latter the ratcs be-
Ing In many quite Irregular buyers frequently
paying for good lot Of tho staple prices above
tations. This rally prices hurc in tic face Of weak
market at Liverpool is owing to the very light stock of
the article In this country The amount hand particu
larly good quiliics being hardly sufficient to carry
the American manufacture: to tho crop. The
following Ia report OF tho transactions in tho staple
hero for tho week just closed:
On Friday, August q tie market irregular. prices
boins difficult TO quoci but the rates in
decidedly irIncr Sales ~ bales; Good Ordinary boing
quoted at 24c., Low MiddiInS Csc, Middug Up
| land at 26c per ID.
On Saturday the market nearly bare of purcila-
sors md but o Cotton 10 bo hud, tho business
almost nominal; salcs bales the basis OF previous
prices.
On Monday, the market rmer but irregular: sacs
li2 bales. Low Mlddilpg being quoted ut 25a25h and
! 'Ithlling Uplands at aGa2Tc. pcr lb.
On Tuesday, -,,osf nominal sto,l pri -ns con-
tnucd stiff sales so bllcs Low Nidding p.iar ,r,tcl
nj 25a25,G MIddng at 2cTua7c and Strict Mildiing at
2se. per ID.
On Wednesday, the market quict sales 80 bales
| ut tho quotations Of tho day before.
Yesterday tho demand light. and transac
lions ut easier rates. Sales 40 baics: ray Of a.
al &c. at 25s.. al o.. 90 at 2ik wo quote Low Mid
| dng. 2sa25G; Miidlng. 2GHao7.
COTTON sraTEMrSr.
S. Efd UprJ. Ricr.
Stock ON hand Sept. 1. 1866. ........ 2J5 $500 -.
Received from Angus, to T. 1867. 80. l4se ~
Received previously. 6.27l l4a.562 1907
Total rceeipts. IO6o5 llv 3gs IL. .I9I
ExrouTs S. I'd Up'd Rice
Sinca Aug. 2, 'G7. - 2367 Ill
Previously. -. aSa II6.75a o,3G7
1926 Iiol01 Io4Isr
Total exports. .lG4a' l4s.1os 1o.4fs
Stock hand nnd on shipboaTd.... 30 2eo 4,Gj0
sAME TINE YEAR .
S. Iu Uprd. Rice
Stock on land Sept /, 1866. ......... a2 iGlO 100
Received from August 10 !, lSJU... 10 7I3 49,
Received previously. -......... 53i5 1o1 O35 3gU4
Total receipts; 0.7l7 loa.a5s 4.oOi
EKPonTs. s. I'd. Up'd Rice.
Since Aug. 2, &C.. 5DJ o.
Previously. .5,6i2 9sssS 1913
6,5ia e95s1 SOo7
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(C6rrstpondenee Journal Of Commercial
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA, July 27-Tno sugar market has been ouiet
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WILMINGTON Market

WILMINGTON. August 7-Tunpzsr1ss No o,,,,.
70 pEisss about ?S9 SbIs received today. and sold Il
sPIRITs TunPHNTRE-Mnrkot 10 quiet salo, n, on,
about rs bbls at 63kc a gallon. ' o'hS
RosIN-IB quiet to-day and tho sales nro only ala hill,
at % 90 for Common. 90 for strained 30 l2a3 IS for No
q etai 80 for No j. and 80 for oItra palc, " w
Tkn-25o bbls changed hands at 81 n Dbl.
CoRs-salcs Of 800 bushels whio at 81 aIX and 1900
do do at 81 20 q bushei tfI.II.' -
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or CHARLESTON.

Cleared YcstcrIny.
Steamship Moncka aiarshman. Now York-Tno & Thco
Getty,
Norwegian bark Kjclicsiad wcuge LivcrpooI-courte-
may Trenholm.
Went tn Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moncka, STaIahnan. New York.
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"a smile WAS on her np-heslth was In her io
strength was In hor step. and In ker Eands-PL tIT
1Iou DIrTERs."
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at 40 and sell at li2.
siLvsa-brosers buy OF 1870 and sell at 133.
aS SorEos-There was good demand during tho fort
EIL OF INC cay but owing to decline Of 10 I'm tbr
~ n1Ihern M market at noon quote Iiddng 2sc Sales
=, aa sg hs ioilows; at 2l at 49, at a. 1B at 26
ssiS ~ N2e; 9at 26H 2 nt 26l<, and bales al 27c
saISs el 6ales: Receipts 73 balea. " -
ConN-S1 56al CO. ~ W.
~; ;SoosIsh1Elders lssleK sidos l0HaI7; c,oa,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09
suxnMAs HOUSE.. ou1oloo. III, I

SHXnMAH HOUSE. CHICAGO, Ill
February II, 1858. !
MSsaRs. p. II. DnA1n q oo.:-Plesse send auother
twelve OF your Plantation BItters. AZ morning
sppotEer. thcy appear to hayo superseded everything
also, and are greatly esteemed