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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31
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C.C. BERRY'S,
NO. u, KING STREET.
cloak and DRESS BUTTONS, Bugle
and other trimmings for Dresses Black and
colored Velvet Ribbons White Cord, and Cord
broideries, Silk Cotton and Linen and Stair
Embroidery Braids, Knitting Cotton5 all mum
beers, White and Colored Yarns, Hosiery in
great variety Lace and Linen Collars, Silk
Betting, Kid and other Gloves, Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs for Ladies and Gents, with a
great variety of other articles, which will sell
at reduced prices no g.
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y Vi. II. DULAN !,
TEONlAS MOORE,
Commissioners
. ian l7-iaNts

jhN I1--i"NI
!IOA MISSIOH HNS SALE Or LAND
4 Pursuant to i decree Of The Circuit Court 81
Loudoun, III III" October Term. 1866 pronounc-
rI IN The chun""ry cau>s therein depending, Ct
powej V: ieay .@"l. 'o"H1 noon. "a p. lie
3sr DAN OF jA%CA&l.. 2a31 a. inc PACK,
smiths shop. on The promises. otter Tor *%Ic "l
public auction. ia The highest bidder, ali tina.
TRACT or PNHCHL OF LAND, lying and
beingin the county 81 Loudoun, on the We.
side of the pubic road leading rom CTpeGIrTi,,,c
to Bloomfield. containing about ONE HU n
DRIED ACRES OF LAND but the quantity t.
be ascersaned by survey. being that portion OF
the I.pngolcn estate, which lies north Of the
private road leading from said public road t.
the Dwelling House on said HangoIien cs- G$$=s1
tate. ard is contained within the bounda- rlztts4-
ries indicated by the figures and letters, !, Il, 3,
|, H, on the plat filed in sad cause.
Terms Of S&tc:-Onc third cash; one third i'll
six months, and the remaining third in twelve
months from the day Of sale, bearing interest
from the day Of sale. The purchaser TO execute
his bond for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained till the purchase money be
| all paid. MAIIhhM HAhht2ON'
Trustee and Commissioner of Sale.
LouDoUN COUNTY, Dec. 29-ts
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l. Easr,.i
Il rSHAD FISHING. shippers are making
preparations for the approaching shad season,
and gill Irvine is; in great demand. Several
tugs have also been chartered for the3season, to
tow the yesselsto and from the sound.
= This season, every, preparation gives the
encouraging assurance that the shad hsh-
cries will be taxed to their utmost capacity to
I meet the demands from abroad to supply the
Northern markets with this delicious fish.
This will make money easier, and put more
in circulation, as we'll as employing large
amount 2of:labor throughout the season +
These circumstances combined will effect trade
accordingly, and give our merchants q fair 1 run
OF business during the season, -NolJolh7 Y1r-
ga,ad,a. -. =..sys.Issggg ass.
Il 1t is rather 'searly in the season. but our
own fisherman and dealers, are keeping an. eye
upon the needful preparations for the Spring
campaign on the Potomac. We. hope it will
be profitable year for all concerned 10 the
business. + !. s.<ltl ..l 20
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AUCTION SA L ES =.
u PARROTT, AUCTIONEEE.

tx JOHN II. PARROTT. AUCflONEEE'
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on WASH
- lNGTDN STREET. On TU ESDAI the
29ti day If Innuarv, 1867 at u m, at the frons
d'@r "l lhe Aayoc,s Office, in the city or Aie:i-
nndrla, "a | will sell TO the highest BIDDER tfie
following dcscribndTE EN- liNT and LOT OF
GHOUN d in said city Beginning on Washing
ton street west side, Sc feet inches TO the norm
Of Wolfe street, and running thence north On
Washington street y feet, thence westward'y
Hnd parallel to Wolfe street 100 feet, more or
less to m alley % feet ) inches wide, thence
southwardly on said alley - feet, thence to the
beginning, being the property form crly OF Ma
thanie md Monica Lucas, deceased.
Sale made under authority Of a.dccrce Of the
Circuit Court OF Alexandra County, VA, rem
dnred at its November term 1866, III the suit OF
Mary T. Evans W. Jonathan Hamilton, ct al
and upon the following terms: / OF the pur-
chase money 70 be paid in cash, and the residue
III three equal instalmcnts Of three, SIX ana hihe
months from sale, with interest for when the
purchaser IS to give his bonds-tltle 10 De Fet!'N
ed I'LL they are fully paid.
The property i: subject to an annual rent
charge Of So. : FERGUSON BEACH,
.. Commissioner of Sale
At the same time will be sold two shares OF
Alexandria Corporation Stock
jan 4l-eots .. a. S. +. b.
Jsss- The above sale is postponed until THURS
DAY, the 18th day Of February, when it will
take place at y m, in front Of the CT. House.
jan 25-ts
NORPORATION STOCk-Seventeen shares
y Corporation Stock, in lots to suit purchas-
crs. will be offered at public auction, on the
18th Of Feb, at j. M, in front OF the Mayors
Office. Tia l5-tsJ THOS. DAYY.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By vir-
Y tue of a decree of the Circuit Court Of Fair"
fax county, rendered in the case Of johnson IS.
Robinson and others, | will sell, at public
auctiOn at Fairfax C.. H.. on MON DA I, the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-31
BY J. II. PARROTT, AUCT.

JUDICIAL SALE OF3oS SHARES OF THE
u STOCK OF THE FIRE INSU RANCE CO.,
Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, Ton
dercd on the first day OF December, 1866, in the
case Of the Board Of Public Works Of Virgini",
against John Purdy, the Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Alexandria, and others, defendants, tho
undersigned will ut II o'clock n, on the It'll
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1867, before the Court
House door of said county, offer, at auction, and
sell. to the highoss bidder, for cash, THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHT $685. SHARES Of
the capital stock of said Insurance Company,
being the stock whereof the transfer on the books
of said company, byJohn Withcrs to John Pur-
JAMES NELSON,
S. L. BEACH,
-, mi
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LOCOMOTIVE REBUILT. This morning, in

LOCOMOTIVE REBUILT This morning, in
company with MI. Jonas Fisher, supervisor
OF trains on the Orange and Alexandria r. K.
James Waddey, Master Machinest, and5Malcom
Mclean, Time Keeper, we made a trial trip to
,Et,ali's Station, on the locomotive Cameron,
Il HAichha just been entirely rebuilt atthecom
psny's shop in this city, under the supervision
4 of Mr.. Waddey. The Cameron is now asnnn-
Der one first class passenger, locomotive, and
: similar engine could mot be purchased for
seventeen thousand dollars. This morning II
worked beautifully aud to the entire satisfac
ton of its builder Thisis the fourth engine
Mr.. Waddey has turned out, since ne was
pacedin charge OF the comp any sashop, all o1
which have been superior, both in finish 'E and
power to. engines boughtin the North, and al
ofwhich reflect great credit upon. his mechanpl'
Cal Skill. tirVy JE-Ef.E.
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6sz.zs DWELLING HOUSE WANTED =
llEElEE a brick dwelling house, containing six or
seven rooms, in good location, and situated on
q paved street. It. must also be supplied with
water and gas. Apply through the Post Office,
to, box 2lS 3ls4a. so ~. .r..iEpa:f.. jan 20
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NOR RENT frst-class STORE HOUSE,
u No. is, King street-one of the best loca-
tions in the city for grocery and commission
business. Possession given 10th of January
Apply to liam 29-tf] R. L. WOOD.
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
\ TENTIO / A D | f 5

ID EMONAL. Is. IRA! -...# -.-. -. 2
H. 49,. s CHARLES W. GREEN, 5.aal
80. %. ..t .@. st4s DEALER IN .--.1 '..- ~ d
G.a FANcv -.. ~1-''-- i g, ....g..--=.s. =. .
DRY GOODS, ........
i .,-.. s...r... ... NOTIONS, &C.
would respectfully call attention to his -'".
REM OV A L,
from No. 10, North Fairfax street, Mansion
House Building to the NEW STORE, just
completed, l.. n
Between Fairfax and Royal streets.) +
Many thanks to my fellowcitizens for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and
trust, by continuedapplication to business, with
a disposition to accommodate, to merit their
confidence and further patronage. Special at
tcntion given to ~ .....-....
DRESS TRIMMINGS, ....
RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
CLOVES u. CORSETS,
H. : ..a.. .HOOPSKIRTS, &c.
Would call attention to stock of '
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchief Socks,
Suspenders, Crayats, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
With increased facilities for the transaction of
business, 7 hope to be able to supply the wants
Of Dealers. B. q. ..'- - ...'''
GE5-All Goods warranted as represented. Or
ders from the country respectfully solicited.
go CHARLES w. GREEN,
no 16- r...-s.:... IS, King street
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ITALIAN MACARONI 81
a. @. AND VERMICILLI.
Just received and for sale by
.!a,s. HARRIE HOUGH, {
ian g.. Corner Pitt and Prince streets
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PINEAPPLE 5s.-al-t lta 1913
Z AND EASTERN DAIRY CHEESE
Just received and for safe by ~
~ .a.sas5. a So HARRIE HOUGH,
ian o. Corner Pitt and Prince streets
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NORPORATION STOCK-Seyenteen shares
y Corporation Stock, in lots to suit purchas-
ers will be offered at public auction, on the
18th of Feb, at u NJ, in front Of the Mayors
Office Tia l5-ts1 THOS. DAVY.
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lust RECEIVED.-10 bushels Hominy; 2
y frl1ins choice Butter ! tierce sugar cured
Hams; Best Family Lard Clarified Cider Yin
egar for sale by }. 9, MlLBU KIN,
ian 12- - Opposite the Market.
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IL the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, small
BLACK LEATHER SATCHEL, containing,
among other things, pair Of gold spcctacles,.
and a. breast pin The value of the contents of
the satchel will be given as reward to the lind
or, if returned to 80 GEO. 4. BOSSART.
ian 25-3t@ West End, Fairfax county
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-10

GRAIS-Wheat- t-Rcreipts to-iay oI74 bushels White
and IL BOD bushels Iscd market opened steady but grew,
lanetld, nnd closed dull dcclIuc of 10 10 cts a
bushcl good deal being left over unsold Tho miilcns
!Ic Flour contracted for, hence The abatement in lie
demand. Included In tho sls to-day werc OGO bushels
White ut 81 iSa2 Ih 600 bushels do at Sc Is 10 81; bulk
n 81 ioa2 5d-at tile close qoln for choice Red 81 50a
a6h and good TO primo 50 35a2 A. corn-iIO0 bushels
white aud 400 bushels Yellow embraced tho oIernos.
market WAS botlI dull and lower; included in lilo sale,
$500 bushels White ul 81 linl ~; 4ky Uslrls Vol
low at 81 lal II. OF 0ata H. bushrs wcro received.
demand briski allcs fool mp 500 bushels ut 7u7H eta
mostly 76a7i cts for or lyc $50 bushels sold al
81 10. and 3J8 do at 81 4j 4 bnshcl.
MILL FEEp--Stock IN acctlnltinting IN mcrs hands
and large lots nre offered below quotations. which Nc
repent viz: for Brownsuf IL cent? md for Mdlinu.
3Da35 cents per bushcl.
PRor1s1oSs-Thtre wGs an active demand today for
Doih Buih Meats and Bacon. partly speculative. Wo re-
moro BUYERS than sellers at that 6gutc There wero
other sales but particulars not nsscTininc Tho con.
slpyc demand I'll lacon IL very brisk nj I3 etc tor
Shoulders 16 cts for rib Sides ui, lG cents for clear
r,b and In some instances where short time ~ wanted 4
cent higher Hams arc steay at 20 cts for plain can.
bn he'd Arm at 10 eta Tor City, aud l3a cls for Wesl.
crn bbls. Meas Pork 81 50as25 per bbI.
:'IcE-Market lniu, priccH noininally UNCHANGED
VIZ: For Carolina ii al2c for lots from second Hands
Rnng0on 0ha93ic per III.
sALT.-with moderate demand quote for lots from
20 per SACK Turks Island 5saGUc por buscl for iol
from store. ' ~
budAn.--Markct continues quiet, though holders mr.,
hr; wo have only 10 notice sao5 35 hhs Porto Rico
a. l3c less per ccnt GO days, aud 10 ls Cuba OF i2c
co days. - 80
WHsxEY-Is held rer, though inactive: last sale in
Donu was 81 36c no freo Offering niltcr S. cId from
That 10 u 1O per gallon IL quoted
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, heGlDEt'r OK tue Wr.srrNGroN AND WELDON
ifAlLRoAD:-.Tho passenger train on tho Winning
evening mt o'clock, mel with nm accident nj a
point OH tho road about ten miles from tho CITY
Which, Sn,sG. detHnli1n Tor several hourR u,d
arct'irn, w learn, wns as fultows On approac;nr
the point stated, n large steer was seen to sprins
from me pushes upon tlne track, where Ic became
ohtanelcd III THO croas-tics and fell, and Gro In,
could eStrcate himsolf, thc engineer could simn
.no tram, II was upon him, and strick heavily
causing The overthrow Of tho locomotive frbn, liz
track and down bank about fonr jcrt bial, rIc
iehIer and baggage car was also iolccd from t,e
,raeI i aiI h9mo little damage caused. The engine
wcro hurt. VI "''''uS
The most melancholy cvcht connected with ,his
accelIt remains Yet to he told. 10 guard AGAINST
tho approach cs any extra train and in nm:iri,,s
lion oil the arrival OF tho morning, train which v;as
quo here q. Two o'clock Yesterday nornim:, two of
tho ha,i'is, colorcd men, were stationed On In.
Track Rt point some distance above the rccne uf
The accident with instructions to keep lire bllr.-
ing all night, and hail all trains nnl inform inc
was taken ut 4 pclnt below. Tho two negroes
stationed above Kept awake until tho morning train
arrived at that point; Tho conductor WAS duly in
Formed OF the accident, and tho tram proccct:ci
slowly down To tho ~ IT, whcrO the passcr,.crs were
ia.lucu. ANA ailcr rGnlaniny some lislle time.
rtocce'ied back 10 Rocky Point turnout, there to
remain out Of the way In ln night. In proscc-
ing back to this point tho train ran over tiIc Two
nrSrors placed ns watch, who had permitted
their fire to d o out anu loth had facn ascrp Oh
or near the track. Ono at them, Warren IliI WA
instantly killed and tc.rnly manslcd. The ether
a frcenan named tolin Burnett w:a quite scri-
"sly injured. but fortunately for him he was not
sleeping directly IN the track, hut ON tho cross-
ties olitsItle O the rnil III the morning thev were
both found. the one dead and The other l,,LIv
hurt Tlic body OF tho dcad nh and tho injured
ono were brought to the city on tho train which
arrived at an carly hour ill tho morning. Surgical
MD wns procured for tho wounded man, who is
now doing well. The track was cleared yesterday
before noon.- Warrington Jotu nal
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1867.
IIARvEsTs ON lI1sTonIc FIELDS.

T'lrco years ago tho battlc's breath
Swept fiery hot across Tho plain;
Anil steadily lilo reaper Death,
With cruel cnr,agc in his train.
Marched through Tho Rcrric,i ranks thai stool
Unwavcring. and cut them down;
While field aild farm, auil hill anil wood
Grow dark beneath the battles fruwI
Tho cannon thunilrrcil IN their wrath,
Tile nItlskct rang with voilcys thrrc;
Thu loud shell cut its trlrklrss Path,
And burst with fury In tho air;
And thicEiy by the troddcn Way,
In dyke mud firld, by level ruws
OF tranpicl corn, iratl's harvest lay
Friend close By friciId, and foc NTH foes
To-Gn3 another harvest stands
Whern oiIco Death trotl the blep tling plain,
Ripe for tire rcaper's ready hands
That bind i'll slIeaScs the golden Grain,
afir the sheltered farin house sleeps,
Embowrrrd III shade; while o FER the mound,
With pitying growth tho wild vino crccps,
Where rifles rang with deadly sound,
Up from her covert starts the quail,
As chanciug on her hidden neat,
The farmer lad. with noisy hail,
Spicsquickas thought lie spccklcd breast,
And low aud sweet tho echoes call;
whto from the blue RI overhead,
In mcllow radiance tiooding alI,
The golden light OF peace Is shed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-10

The WEHTHEn AND TILE CRorS.-Ihcro hayo
becn for weeks past, excessive rains, with most
tho corn crop, which is good ono, has not b,,i
affected, though tic crop Of fuIcr will be cut oii
iiironycuicntly. Cotton has suffered most, The
weed ii largo anu thrifty, but in many cases there
il not much promise of fruit. Added to these ,l;
souraSrmcnts is tho presence of the caterpillar
This scoursc is appearing alulost cverywhcrc-.a ai
least sucl Is tho report VIC hear. Their appear
ance so soon bodcs great destruction, AID tlamy
planters express the apprehension that bv Tho
middle Of September they will have prutt, much
eaten up the ciOps. On tho wholc we are sorry Ia
SAY TINT tho cutton prospect is poor, and cicily
80 on account Dt its danger Of destruction from,
the worln.- Tallahassee F3oy9hiaH
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New York Market,
4fnN.r .fInYn,


Tho New York Erenfng Pot. of "Wednesday, August
7th. says:
Tho loan market Is easy anl quiet OF per cent with
largo nnouniH Offering at 3ai governments Com
mercial paper Is quiet at frmcr ratcs.
; PRODUCE MARKET.
NEm YUM. August 7-FLuUR, &c-The market for
western and state Flour Is less active and still irrcruIr
new Is moio plenty and is freely offered at decline Of
oaaoc per barrel while old Of all descriptions is ecarco
In good demand and Grmcr - '>N'''
Tho Ralcs ll,7t0 bbls al "a 4oa7 o5 far
I gu hpa1 90 for ordinary nnd common extra State
" WAY 10 tor tho low grades Of spring wheat Wesnr1
@ ss So1o rs for shipping ohio sOaiI rs for trado
sIa 7ssIn 5rapds o. OHIO, Michigan md indiana and
ages. '' f'1ics eoo PaeX'
Canadian aonr 10 inactive md nominal.
Sontncfn nonr 10 lower AID dull Sacs of foo ,s =,
sIo toa 20 LOT air To good baltimore and
ea.s auo SiI z'af 20 for trnlo and family brap,lg
Corn mcai Is steady. Sales OF 800 bLs at NJ 20 t,-
city. ''' ~ 80 ao ior
q GntsIo AN wheat market opened irregular and quito
dull. but before tho close OF change thoro was 1noro
general demand holdefanro lesa disposed to soil
Tho sales arc A. 800 bushels a 81 40 for No sn,,
for export 81 95a 02 for fair 10 good milwaukee, eiuS
81 20a1 az for amber Jersey 50 80 for now ambor Nj
gan 81 % for old do; 81 30 for amber Stato 80 saT
for whe California; 50 2oa2 30 for amber soithcrn Inc
latter for choice. '''o
Oats hrmer md moro active wo notice tho first
arrival Of now Ohio, tho quality is good, consigned TO
MesHrs. Isano H. Reed Co. :
Tho sales buhhels Ohio q. olc for nov; old do
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-10

:, SALE-Df II ANDEEsoS.-Thc general report of
tue crops II favorable. Tho chief feature OF tho
dGy was the sale of valuable lands belonging To
tho estate Of Col. Thos. PARIS, deceased. Tho
homestead continuing SIT acres brought $l2 100;
lot No 9, OF 20 acres Sl40; No. g. 222 acres, sj2n
joining, :s0S acres, SI7c.3; No q, 39a acres s57U
Aggregate 2j29 acres for s190!Ej. It was n general
remark that these figures did not Indicate enr
OF contlscation.-AMderS {lieYi1cnccr
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Tho ship Southern Rights. Rcss, arrived ai Baltimore
from Liverpool August 6.
Tho New York Journal o! Commerce, OF Wednesday
August 9Th, rays .
Vessels arriving at this port rpor having experienced
The I'd inst tremendous lubricant from Inv " n,
BY L, afterwards vccring 10 the and W. which astcd
nooht seven iourS accompanied with heavy seas
Several vessels which arrived yesterday Lrc NOR. or jss
disabled aud It is fr to expect to hear more tisas
erH from the same hurricane lilo pilot boat Isaar Webb
NO D. reported day two since having picked uu ,rrt
Of hecihouse of vessel, &c, anu ills Gince then on
Shinnecock picked mp various articles from the ainp
vessel which they suppose to have been coal larn
schooner. Among them portions Of lay's dress
blackng brush with the letters II on the iop
rocking CHAIR marked under the seat in cbaIk-HCI MIS-
they also saw parts Uf the cabin furniture.
Steamer Acftca from rentn, lias just got o: fla 30
Z MI and will proceed TO her pier at IIoiokrii.
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MARINE NEWS.
go Il Il Oh CHAR Il; $40 S :.
Cleared Yesterday.


Sclr W Pratt Kendrck. noson. II days Mdzc Tc
p Locke, Grayeley. + Adfrr / TO, II Cola Il Co
Railroad Agent klincs, Wrkrnbcrg * Co. Rev 4 W
Lewis, W CouitGry, Werner X Dnckc,, Itlvcrcl &
Barnwcll, Gruber Is Martin. 4 Bischui, W p Russell 4
60. l. Hates Co. Carey. u II Silc0x T. Hertz
Go. G W Stclfnns Co. T. ltailtOni. Fagni and Or
der On The LIST inst, ut 1nP N. Ia, lciI TI45 rxpc.
rCnccd hurricane from MI TO NV cla,ri,Ig TO Sw nni
moderatnE. during this blow the l. " Pratt va. hove
on her beam ends. had tho deck swept tlit sails and
Sustained other damage.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNclty. Savannah. via Hilton
Ferguson, n Robson. " " p.-sr j Jura, invencl A.
Co scnloIse X Go. Parker. Southern, Express Go.
Steamer ~ Helena, boyle, Gcorgclown, S e. III.
tlerccs Rice bags Rice, and Mdze. To Sarkrlfori K
Kelly. + richards, Fngg, Brcsc, Il Pring!r aud
others.
from this Port.
Steamship Siragossa, Crowcl. Now y Ri, August d.
Steamship chamron, Lockwood, New York, august G.
Ship loib1y, Jordan. Liverpool, july -.
Schr Maggie L Gray, pillsbury, Havana. July ~
Up for this Fort.
Steamship Sea GALL Dutton, ut Baltimore to leave sat
urday, August ~. =
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New 0rlcnns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, ar,ust 6.-CorroS-The market
opened uiis morning with restricted inquiry all a
moderate prospect Of business Later in the day mora
neral movement WAS developed. and despite dimins
Cd supplies AMI enhanced pretcnsons on tito n,rt Of
holders tho demand las continued quito fair throughout
resulting in sales Of uly $50 bles eight brokers Dar,j
p1tinE In the business riees hrepuIII Tut u
the whole indicated additional Amucss, sDvcra of thn
lists sold realizing figures traction in advance Sat,r
days ruling rutcs Tho market, however, closed 30
completely unsettled that we compelled to orbear
attempting even approximate quotations.. Tho ur,tIcsr-
bio character OF tho offerings materially inlerfcrcd with
the TRANSACTIONS several buyers wcro thereby prc.
vented from Olcraiing
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September L. 1866. bales loa Osa
'ceeNeu to-uay .-.--..'..-. bSJ
Received nreyiously TG0, iB2-7GO, ,T2l
Additional bales nattc from wrecked, lposc,
burnt aud damaged Cotton. pickiugs,
sainpcs' 13.323-7T4, Oh
SIC, Ia6
none
eicarea previously. $50 baI-SJD5 5lT
Stock ON hand and on shirboard. ........... % 500
ConH.-Tle market is hrln, with light stock and
fair inquiry The salcs to-day embrace - ID sacks in
lols Of which l00 yellow, Eo 1900 yellow mixed 81 0
3Ou nlt 2iD white mixed ut II 81; U0 white 81 oI;
HDO do nj 81 Is per bushel.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August s.-fSASciAI.-t;oIp-lr brokers
bny ut no aud sell ut II2.
SITvEE.-Drokcrs buy Mt lJn aud sell at 49,
SEcCnITII-Georgil Railroad Sori sold to-day nj So
CorToS-anrSet dnli anil quiet today, and prices, ofI
as Wo quote Middling at alisc Sales nnlu,icd 10 81
DalcF as follows ut - 10 al a5l;. 1u 25,; & at %
at .Gii and at 26sc. Rcccpis II bales Storl; ON
iiaLd today, by nct,ai count 2s5l bales.
HHEar-~hit., 81 9Oae; rcd II T5al SU
C"itS-Sl 55al 90.
BAcoS-ShnulcrS. 15a1hiS; H. u. Sides HISalT; clear
rib Si!rs, 1SaIBtS; clear Sides, lsa19.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-10
THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY @. IT,, AT
y 60 per annum, anl having large circulation
through all thn upper and lower Districts OF tho State
nn0rds great advantages to adyortisers
Rates for advertising very rcasonabe-for which nppIJ
10 our Agent, Mr. 4. P. SIfDLl at tue Mills House.
~ rIOS. D y L. II. aIENEKER,
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