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Mrs.. Abby Folsom.

BY a telegram from Concord, New Hamiishre.
informed OF the death OF Mrs Abby Folsom al ber resi-
dnce in Rochester. in the STATE. hc sth inst
The deceased was, we believe, native 81 England, her
maiden name being Kelley. Between the years 1880
and 1888 she emigrated this country and took her
residence at Boston. There became famous for
her dennnciatons OF slavery. With coterie Of kindred
spirits she mounted the roSrnm and denounced the late
peculiar institutions of the South. derarDg that tho
negro was every respect the coma OF The white
man, and even going SO far ne 10 declare in
favor Of amaigamaton between Chs races.
'mora ideas of The country had yet reached their
full height, and even pioIs Boston The preacher OF
aniisavery dognas subject 10 sncb inurup0us az
could be caused by hoolings groanings Hastings rQen
eggs and other and more tor be oxprossans Ot dissent
Notwithstanding these unavorahe aspects be deceased
attending al o. lie an.i-savery meelinys held IN New
ENGLAND aud New York. Her associates in this work
wore all The great abolition lights Az speaker, Mre
Folsom was bold, vieoro1s and isa.less She sSFer
hesitaed to eybfsss her opinion 10 the miJr Of the
most overwhelming aniAgonsm, and on in6fe fbAh one
Qccaon gained her poin by sheer personal ada
determination. In faci. she was a perfect Wendell
Phillips in pecoats. The ability spiayed by
The deceased gained for her numerous admirers and
friends while her couraso made her opponents
political questions respect her. She the public
al one time wha. Anna Dickinson and MS Lucy Sl0po
number OF wears 70 Sr Folsom. scholar and.
phiianthropst OF New Hampshire soon after this
event she retired private ife, from whsrb rho seldom
ever afterwards emerged Her lite before her marriage,
aiken altogether, most extraordinary aud
al one. She lived to see her dearly cherished anti
slavery doctrines engrafied upon the consultation OF the
country, and 10 the certainty OF this knowledge died
douhi, perfectly cnn,ented aud happy.
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BUSTING GA tpaFt ~ N Mus fuuArm ONE xm
kittn


fIFT'Fffl ",
boiler ~ thu tttcn Iron Foundry, ON Ninth. heuw
wharton street exploded this afstruoon Jacor Gibson
was Sied lie jeav~s vie ard 1rce Oh ldren. John
A. Pollock and Mathew Mcknight we're soriuusy and
Joseph Martin slightly injured Al az The ab0te named
persons members ~ a cooperative nfn aud wired
aud RON the estat'shm.n. wich 'tef Lsa recently
started
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the DOMINION or cvHAuA.
SPECIAL TElleaAms TO TIVE meaAln.

Jen Davis Tone Of Miad-Nlr. Darcy Mes:ee,s
Fesian RevelaGions-Thc Honorable Gentle-
man In a Bad Plnce-Tumuls Expected.
MONTREAL, August Q. 1851, n
IL o'Clock-Mdnighl
Paul Bagley finds Jen Davis obdurate
To-day Mr.. MCGEE received letter threatening him
with assassination II lie disclosed any concerning
the Fenian organization in Canada which might also
impicate promine1t American Fenians letter from,
Buffalo was also received by Mr.. kcGee, enclosing
sketch Of galows and cohn having the inscription.
"You arbitrator IL you oppose Deviin by c. such
will be your faten The letter accompanied by cow
OF the Buffalo Volunteer, Fenian newspaper CONTAINING
aspeech made BY General Spear winding up shus-Thsa
vile and wretched traitor thai verltabe Judas HcGee
VIII be the first example" On Monday the disclosures
promised BY McGee are to commence Mr. Niece has
al the government papers connected with the lato
Fenian raids in his possession and his disclosures Will
Canada.
The popular feeling runs very high and violence H.
looked for every hopr
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raLs,s,'Hi,. AngE .. ist..
The fo',ovnr are ,hr names OF the ios on the
bark Oak fidee not tef'ro fer,ed &C. Smith, ~ rh.la
depbs. ;. Hurnlam. ~ nan .s,s lass Antoro Prank
I'M, o. For irai; nj hac q SsaI. a. Ireland who has
family living IN cue 81 tie fssern SAFES and ,..srse
Pancy, q. IL John
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" ST io,'s iurGs' o 1856.
The steamer burst her boiler head. ,usa..av
evening, on the " nos river Naples Nv whirh
two employees wcp instantly kircd ard ,uo a.n.rs 90
badly sca'ded thai lLey IioInl.y ,nnpoi I've
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hsgsng, Toup. Agsus, a. 1866.
Admiral Ieystbeg and psry arrived here Ills eve.;ug
ty the Memphis aud LuGsslDe Eafuad ADD IA va,',nr
the depar are of . ncat fer Nov orleans
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rg SESSION o. TsE NORTH casOlnA ltsslA,vst sosJ-
TONED.

trtrttSrnN. 8 e.. Augus, ~ fsey
''anefa -isk~s ssuo, .posipon ne ,,utu
fprfhry oisisrs. ft aston If the Ntrth Carolina
isiue, appointed tor sre th.d Mon,sy August.
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cpitiSlNa N CnFsArtAyf SAY.
| Sinking nj The Wilson smmu and PISA hing Of
sc Nnr, Auxucia-Tsr~e Lives Reported

l.o.i.
EArussrg surrs; y 1881
ite s'eamer WILSON, Small. plying retucen tb,e por,
and CDop~n silver, 10, state, co'lacd last nirhi With
the steamer Narv Augusta chesapeake hay, or Pop
AR I<'ard, the sorm-r sking n about Iina'es
r~porfed ina. three III -.hc Wilson small
were crowned brit the remainder safely landed 90
'oi.ar Island. he Man Aur lsia arrived here ths
,noruirg IN TOW .f the Lon sisia She * bns.ie
damagsc, and competed TO iirox overheard aboat
seven hundred boxes 81 PEACHES lreven; her sinking
ne Jaf s<ngers ~ The WDs.n small brought the
NY Nv Tue searnes loii~<na aud Mary Augusta IRE
s"ic'nentr are conflicting The captain OF each iner
.rhniny fne "ef or the s,ridcni. The Mlsen sInar
WIS valued ~ s2..t-o AID y ~ fully isfn,sL
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= Aoti v. Aug. y. 1897.
Fourteen negroes appointed ,a tbr roll.e force
to-day by Mayor H,rtor uIt O, them wa made a
heriensn, 81 the ray furce
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STREET can srnMsr n eHls,ts1cx.

trshDSst.. { G., tncnsl . 1861.
negro by, IN sigh,pt from ssrett err tus alter
noon, missed be footing ss und.r the wheels
fsning injuries from whi,s he sorn liter a.ed.
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AFFAIRS " LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE. Avg. p 1s6-.
10 a.. look =. NJ +
Hnch Ferguson, III oldest ~s,tizons died
today.
The Sc re'arv ~ n" Southwestern raiicf COMMISSION
reporis upwards If s9I on dstGrscd orrhc Southern
. suffering poor
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Executive Movements.

OTTAWA. August q. 1857
c'Clock r. NJ.
The Governor General left this CAPT. al by steamboat
this morning. Lieutenant Governor Sisted left last
night by railroad for Toronto. The Governor is also
gone TO Toronto.
81 Edouard seve, Consul for Belgium arrived here To-
day from Brussels
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ScsivHSs.--0n Friday August o. CrAsirs ~ ScsivxNs,
a native Of London England.
The relatives and fiiends are uv.;ad attend the
funeral, his late residence No 2iG Thirty.
sixth street, on sunday steruocn. at two O'Clock. Tho
remains VIII he taken 10 Wcodlaun Cemetery for inter-
mcni.
Tendon Englsnd) papers please copy.
tTsT Oh,r Dofhs S,f SertHl. Iapf
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Judge Wn,Iam W. Scrs.ha.

despatch from Yonsers death OF this
gentleman one OF The Judges OF the Supreme
the Second Judicial disric. OF New York. whose term
or Office would nave expired tho 3lsi a. Dcsember
next Tho deceased was able lawyer and TN estima-
bic gentleman HIS funeIsi VIII take pace from ~
Johns Church IN the village Of Yonkess, at three
o'clock on Monday
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S HIP PIN G NJ E w S ,
~-,-.-. ----- 49, r, .s--.--e--
PORT Or NEW yoay AUGUST q. 49,.
Arerscwn pcr,.,

o stcr.
Wind al sunset, 81.
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!, CHARLESTON, \ q, Aug a-Ary.d. str X W rnts
Boston.
For o'asr Ss,rpssg Sess Sv Ssc,ta Page
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 VISITORS TO LONDON. ENGLAND.
stAlIEf.

MISCELLANEOUS
A VISITORS no LONDON. rscnasp. -
ye saMa,kr rs,o5 nhn sren x.
mcs, fash,onaes Ce,hias
for irninei ale nsc and With
s !" n: %.; @' q. no, e "f s:s,,
i r"ss /, I. ." "sr.y1 price e 'ss as
u,.msuv NewyorE Her.
n. ',incinsasi tiszce. rhu-
srS Ssl r~-- spd Boston
g'e NJ. Lon,an. near ~.
7 -.- pntls aiheafa.
A hoy noys i1I',I3 w9n r. buy yoya cno,cE
hsa srai'hns ~ dos Chm lnwAKD b
A Ss s,I,.a; piyoEsSEs DREAMED rnoa rnE
ss $50 es%' =. y 81 ~ s s,sis,
Il T. E,S,s ,a ,sr."- !; s. ss ~ e,s
A BsoIrrE pIvoecEs JEgsIty c,tr.Hrn ~
"A New YORK ans ssa,'- drscrt.r a., sasicseas
nus No ose' 2, ns,nnrye y, aY.''. .,.siec Adv,ee'
A oFr!yIAL nnAwises ~ rHs sESrucKx
s'-sT +. ~ ~ sai.'s' =, !, p .pfs'i 1867
srs5rrsr srar,-.eriss s-s lrs,srS isz
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'TTf,s r.. z. Z. ts i 8 Y 4 iaf x ~
,,s;rs ~. $3.50, :, y 5, .a s,sI,t So
" = " tssscn soilais 4 c g. Il MANNERS "
Nv f6p7 To- &c o @fs SAX aarssa sUS
yt,,s, cashef aye inortnstlcn by addressing T.
-ofrtcIkL DRAWINGS or y,rr ,,roporA
Home. ''' N'f"~''
's9 :.s e Nh. !. 4 ,ss1 e"
~ S. y. 81. ~. ~ ~ ih . a. 70
hrinnSftnr zaTsA-tTtss zc7 Archer q ,ss5
"a. o. -. 10 u. "a ~ a. 81. n
-, srrrtrsrSTthy- 3g, spct VI p lss- =
81 ~ ~ ~ A.. 81 6L a. ri, II a.
Buy ~. WILSON, A Co. Man aaera- 1. tarl,.
'''NifRE co. Is thaitair street y "
A Ir ,,rlisEs NAsiiEp IN LEGAi,zsD IoTyERins--
- susr.srs aud Information furnisnei.
LIZ u. bfoAer 10 Broadway las Fnllon s,rera
'oRNs BpNIcSs, ENLARGED JuivTs AND AL
Broadway. '" " W.
ln,c BON, ~ WEST sIxrgFrru srRErr -scRo n
10" ihpN"ns CANCERS. Tnmors Mind ny ftfn -
nsys. &e., cured n lI
DENoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE TIVE sPiEN
- ru september number. with grand drpay ~ ne
new Fa Fashions and other brilliant novelties now ready
TOO LATE FOU CLASSIFICATION.
RhKERY FOR sALE-rnE SPLENDID RAKRRy,
New lork.
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WAsmNai0S August Q, 1907.
The f5r wing dotumeut .ss been Obtained irom
slhei 4es-
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,...=E9M:MERCI4AL:
Exports for the Week ending Thnrsday,
Mny 2.


Exports for the Week ending Thnrsday,
May 2.
= FOREIGN.
u.vaE-per schr Robert Caldwell-S2 bales and l469
haies Upland Cotton 10. .461 feet Yellow Pine Plank
MATS SZaS-Per brig Jennie Achorn-171, 500 feet Lum-
bcr, 3 bbls Rice.
Cotton, 4SOu Slaves, 90 bbls Tar, Masts
DOMESTIC.
pRoyIDENCE-Per schr Harry Landell-S5.15O feet
Flooring Boards 433 feet Plank, 15 240 feet Sawed
Iilubor "a. 705 :eet Hewn Timber.
NORTHERN PORT Per schr c " Ewell-159, 900 feet
Flooring Boards.
NEW YORK-fer steam ship Grenada-50 bales s and
257 do Up Cotton, 50 bbls Rosin, So bales D.nestcs
bales Bagging, 104 Packages. Per steamship
Champior-JO1 bales Cotton. 81 bales Yarn, Ss4 nos
tables packages Furniture 13G empty Barrels, 81
cnses AIdze Dbls Naval Stores 90 bags Rice rolls
Leather 3 bbs Ale. Per steamship b SoudeF-
So bags 5 and 261 bales Upland Cotton, I'll barrels
Rosin 50 bales Yarn and Coth. 50 bbas Vegetables
1877 Packages. -,
pHIIADELPHIA-Pcr steamship Everman-7l
bales Cotton A casks Rice, IS bales farns ~ Casks
Clay o bbls Rosin, SO bbls Spirits Turpentne, .
bsles Rope Cuttings 95 coils Rope, lS' lsallIoad @
Wheels 40 bbls Vegetables 1O0 empty Barrels. 80 600
feet Lumber, and 40 packages Mdze. Per schr
yrate-iEnUg0 feet Lumber.
BALTiMORE-frr steamship Patapsco-8 tcs Rice, sc
bales Upland Cotton, 2JG sacks Salt 157 bbs Turpen-
tne % pkgs. Per steamship Talcon-2 bales Sea
leland Cotton, 2lD bales Upland Cotton 100 sacks
Salt 900 feet Lumber. 16 bupdlos and thale Hides
so bags Peas, 1873 pkes.,. Per schr Kirk-2O7
900 feet Lumber. -. Per steamahip Sea Guu-54
baes Upland Cotton 5000 feet Lumber. Is bales Do
mestics 50 Packages, % bbls new Potatoes, q bblE
Green Peas, II bales and tercc Hides, 4"cc --hs
Sult l2 Packages.
RICHMOND, yA-Per schr Louisa Hatch-l60 tons Old
Gc-
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-Whcat-Reccipts smuuj 800 Dushels White
only reported no siles; lot Of 2OO bushels PennsyTa
mia rcd brought 50. Corn-5,20 bushels white and
IL 560 bushels yellow comprised the offerings; market
was dull aud lower port sales OF 5000 bushels fair
10 prime white ut 81 2a1 ouly 9OD bushels ut tho Int
bushels Weste do 81 63U bushels yellow 81 q, but
closed 20 lower. but holders generally refused to
sell; lUQ0 bushels Western mixed ri -. UatB-TSu
bushels rcceiyed sales $40 bushels ut "a cts 4U do al 10
cts Rye-45 bushels sold at 81 75
HAY-Suppy good aud market duI. We report sale
of pennsyiyanls Timothy baled ut s and quoe Glover
at $50 per ton. -
MoIAssEs-Nothing doing, and prices. in the absence
of sale, remain as last quoted.
tRoyMIoNs.-The market is inactive but prices gene
rally remain firm. We notice sale oi 10 CASKS BULK
sides at lux cents loose held ut lu cents and Shou-
ders packed CENTS There was inquiry Tor Alcss
Pork which Is quoted firm ut s23 T5a24: Bacon is IN
tur consumptiye demand within our range, us oiiows
for Shoulders IUaU cents; Sides 12al cents; clear rib
Sides 121sal2A cents; aud clear l3ia cens. Hams We
quote ut 15al6 Tor plain, ard l7al1H ceuts for
canvased Lard continues in good retail de-
msnd ut lSI cents for city bbis aud l3ls cents Tor
Westerns round lois may be quoted u ceut iessj Baiu-
more refined, in kegs, II cents.
RIoI-Carona Is scarce aud held FIRM al 1i:i1l y cts:
Rangoon we quote ut 91saDA cents.
Sl1T-ConCnues In steady lair jobbing request, nnd
prices are the same as before given. viz For Liverpool
common 81 2U do fine 50 lUa3 2O to brand per s-ck
Turks Island 62a65c per bush tor large and snall lots
out of store.
SPIRITS TUnPENTnlRWe notice sales TO arrive at i4c
per gallon.
SUaAB-Market to-day quiet; no saes reported. Quo
tauC ns nomiually unchanged
WH1sKEY-Is CYtrem ly dull; no salss reported Tor
several dSys. and their absence 1t s very 1cut to
make correct quotations.
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TM 1attg Npp5,,'.
FRi1AY MORNING, MAY g., 1867.
A. NEW POEM.

svsNhe following very original poem find in an ex
change. a number Of the lines may appear familiar to
tho reader every reason to believe the pro
duction is entrely original:
'sess - = b. the lake whers dropped the willow,
Bow, vessels, rows;
want 70 be an angel,
.,su,a s... =, Andjnmp Jim Crow.
.js.'iia :a.,;sA An old crow sat on hickory limb.
~ > ,Sseess-cc None knew him but to praise;
cca ac.a Let me Kiss him lor his mother
For he smells Of Switzer kase.
The minstrel to the war has gone,
..".ls.4 ..-Es - With the banjo ON his knee
He awoke to hear thc arutrics shrek.
There's light In the window for thee
fsog he would q woOing 60.
His hair was curlcd to kill;
Ia used to an old grcy coat
$50 sS:'.stf. And tho sword Of Bunker Hill
.,o..-s- ION in the Silly night,
- - Make way for liberty he cried;
I won't go home till morning.
With Maggie by my side.
;Yr &C 81 Ana dying. Egypt. dying.
SusanIah don't you cry;
Know h6H sublime 8 thing it is
To brush away the blue-tsiled fly.
Tie boy stood on the burning deck,
With his baggage checked for Troy;
One Of the few immortal names
-.- Bis name was Pat Malloy.
si Mary had little lamb,
s,i..5E he could tale unfold;
He had no teeth to cat hoe-cake
And hfs spectseles were gold.
Lay ON, lay on, Macduff
Man wants but little here below;
And I'm to be queen of the May,
Sokiss me quick and go. :.
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l. N1o
Gray, Lucy McDermid. Susan
Greenland, Mrs Rtdcaraw. Miss j
W Mcfarland, Elsy
Grant, B Elizibeth a1cKenny, Miss J
dream, Mrs O. fAIcNeil, Maggie
HI iMcVicar, Mrs E.
'Harbers, Miss o C N
|Haszzard, Rosa Nicholes, Miss L
Hatiy. Mrs p -. Y
Hatcher, Miss NJ Nelson, Ssllie
Harrison, Mrs -.-fNilson. Elizis Il
Haynes, Miss o = Nathan, Mary
|HHrison, Mrs L p
K"sa.si', Prince, Sarah
Harder, Miss L Pringle, Mrs s n
Harvey, Mrs P Posten. Mrs 8 O;
| |Henken, Miss D. Poinsett, jane A
,,.Aoges, Miss NJ E ,Pope, Caroline.
HouSh, Mrs NJ Pincmey, Sarah
fHofspetter, MrsJ Pinchey, Miss F
Hunt, Mrs A. - NJ
| Hbimes.a Miss E. FPheby, Mary
Holmes, Hetty Parsons, Miss E I
Homes; Kste r.
- s'' Reeves. Miss N Z
Jenkins, Miss D Reed, Matilda
Jones, Mary E, Reynolds, Sarah
johnson, Mrs A Reid, Susan
johnson, Anna hi Riley, Mary Am
lessen, MISS c Rich, Kitty n
Jacobs, Mrs a Rivers, Mrs
Jacobs, Sarah Roe, Elezibeth
IRobinson, Charity
FKenhedy, Louise Rose, Miss S G
! KNIGHTS, Mrs Geo Robinson, Julia
King -Mfs o NJ Ryan; Bridget
Kinlough, Alice Ryan, Mrs E
|KtngsMTEB 4 EE 5
"a ssELs Il tsN9r, Mrs C M
|fkn6B, M1HS E sanders. Betty
,Langlats, Mrs NJ, .sSeebeck, 3fiss A.
HsaInon. Ars @ : IScott. PhiiliA !, ~
Helane @SdG si fSeott, Josephine
laurence, Jane shay, Sarah 8
Laws, Mary Jane Sheridany, Mrs II
(LeaKX Anh 2 A.. B;!:.
ELeah, ,MifsN "iIstmmonds;; Susan
|Lippit, Miss F J Snow, EleSis !,
Louis, Mrs -, ISomersal, Mrs II
lockwood, Rosa: 1Steyans, Damey
boryes<s Mira E.. a SMeany, Mrs A 8
Lloyd, Mrs n O. J..tYIc-c
ELorenz, Miss q Smith. Nelly
Lynch, Mrs n Smith, Patty
m tSmith. Sarah e
Malone, Mira CA tSmalls, Miss J !:
MARROW, Mary T. -.
maynard, Mrs b Towne, Mrs n (:
W -, t,roomer. Mrs II A
Merrie, Ella 80" Inner, Miss B
Merdeth, Mrs r Thorn, Miss ID E
Mitchell, Bose thompson, Mrs Q
Mfs, ,ElrYs Z. B
More, Martha v,
Morrison, Miss Nj Yics, Miss a, .,...-
.-..AGzr-e-sS.-;--s-. = - - W
Morissn.iMrs B y|wald, Miss II -
Morrison, Mia 3 Westtall. Sarah J
Moor, Mrs g. a. : whitney, Miss M
Moore, Julia G.
Morse,; Yerginnds Word; Mrs 7 !.
Morrison. Miss A. EWinsor,. Kate =
!. M..s 90. :. I...s Wilssy, Rose So,
MQrunoyp:Mrss II Wiggns. Aareha -
Muer, Lizzie Ward, Miss Z
Mathews, Mrs E Wolnum, mrs 3 d
Mathews, Sarah wright, Mrs E
Ann, ....:-t Walker, Sarah {.
MAytin, MisaJ : Walker, Miss CEA
Martin, Mary Walker, Fannie.
Martin. Mr1 II 8 y Wilson, Eva
Maerath, Nfss : Williams, Mary :
r., ,.....t,I,fg:..i. ~, : ,.si Y - ''''
Young, Maria
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, May q, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND sTEAMRRs coAsTfNG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.

In the Port Of Charleston, May q, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TOMS AND srEAMRns coAsrfNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
saragosss 77s tons crowel at Adgers wharf for Now
ssnssttsn a % 1857 TONS, woodruff 1t Brown Cos wS4s
for New York, loading Street Bros Co
SHIPS.
Mary Ogden tons Godfrey, Union wharf, for Liver
sdoS pSH 81 TONS Edwards at Boycc Cos snsr from
aalena. rs tons Dunion. at Boyco Co.'S wharf from
New York. waiting. $500. ........." SMITH q 20
BARKS.
Angc Guardiene Fr 4s6 tons, Willis, at Marshs wharf.
from Havana, waiting. Ensow aOt 5so5 co
Seaman OBI, G5s TONS Doyle, at Union wharf for Lly
rverpFS ss0S peas remonj Geo tons, IohnhoI at A.
lanic wharf, for Liverpool ianding ILL -
Blanche Br sd5 tons, Campbell at @ wharf
Oscar ispanish), 3a1 TONS Ballaquer at Brown Co.'S
wharf, for Barcelona ready. .."....:..:.W Hall
Dcpesehe tPrusj . tons, Lubke at Kerr's wharf trrr
Liverpool, dischargins. .Rialey Creighton
naRIIa3ssE
Albert lpr s9s IONS Eriksen at Onion whsH tor idy,
Tbidabo span 275 tons. dclp. at Pn.tons wharf for
rreals an is0 TOMS D at aos 1S1s
Potomac 14G tons. Snow, at Brown Co.'S wharf, trom
New X I wharf sos
Reporter @ aoombs, in Ashley River, rom Rock
port, Me, dschargng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Master
aGHoONEAs
Transit as6 tons steson. in Ashley River. for North
crn Port loading. .Rlsey creighton
Virginia Dare III IONS Johnson Mt Fairchilds wharf
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OFFICIAL.
I1SnaOE I,ETTER.S

LISlEsofi iE i L IJIUo
Remainrgfn the Postoce at Charleston for the wetf
ending MAY 2, 1867, and ordered to be printe'
in The DAILY NEws agreeaby to the following section O.
the new Postofice LAw,cas the newspaper having tn
isra6At circulation In the City Of Charleston:
SECTION 8 And be h.r snacted That lists of et
terra REMAINING uncalled for in any Postoce in any city
town or y1lsge, where newspaper shall be printed.
anal hereafter be published once only in the newspaper
being pubahed weekly oftener, shall have THE
l1ies utrculation range of delivery Of the sasu
VI Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
a1ss that they ass Advertised"
et' AsrOfaee hours from n. to P NJ. On Sundays,
':6o :k6om i2 so a. III. to / go P. NJ, - "
-, - sTANLEY, q. 1RoTT, Acting Postmaster.
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enn1lehoe, and State thrIr cOtn-
plnints III full, a3 We treat all Female Compla!nts,
aud nrc;are Medicines snitnhle for all diseases TO
which they arc subject t-Thrty-two page pamphlet
In sealed envolonc, free.
Tho Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
mail, FREQ Of postage, IN an ordinary letter. free
rom observation by addressing the sole PROPRIETOR
DR.. W. B. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. Y.
N. B-Cherokec Pills No. 2 are prepared for
speciaI cases. when miller medicines fail these
arc sent by mall free Of postage, on receipt Of g.
the price Of each boa.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Muy 1-TURrESrISE-Is in fair re-
quest and finds ready sae upon arrival Sales to-day of
905 bbls s5 for virgin 81 for yellow Dip and So 50 for
hard, q $50 Tbs.
No transactions reported in Spirits Turpcntiuc and
Cut,on.
RosS-Salcs of 29l 5bls a 50 SIS for strained Common
aud $3 S5a+ IS Tor No l, as in quality.
TAn.-Saes f191 bbls ut 81 gu q bb
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 3O.-CoFr1zaswe report further
sale OF 6gU bags RiO May Qpe and 50U do per Bro.
thers to arrive both private terms; uso. from second
hands, 800 bags Rio, in lots. from ls4 to la cts as to
quality.
CorToN-With less favorable Liverpool adviccs per
cable to-day market weaker sales worthy OF
remark and at the close quote Middng Cpands quiet
and nominal ut 29a3Uc.
FLouR-The market continues quic cnly sales report
cd wero 100 bbls Howard sroet Family st SIG gu; 1UO
do Extra choice, SIS ~; 100 bbs City Mills Spring Wheat
Extra $l3 25 $50 bbls fine and common Western Super
slOal0 25 and 100 bbs good ddIngs ~ 75 quotations
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Stock on hand .13SSI3
The clcaranccs comprises 1878 bales for New York and
1923 tor Barcelona.
SUGAR Am MoI.AssEs.-There have not been any re-
ceps since yesterday. The supplies OF the production
OF Louisiana arc light but the demand isljmed aud
only of retail character There wero sales today Of 81
hhds Sugar prices ruling within the raSe of tho fol-
lowing quotations: 7aSsc per lb for ncrior, 2c for
fair l3c fully fair, l3a13sc for prime lie Tor
conds and 131lc yellow clarified The last sales OF
cstern bottoms ut 5a75c per gallon, and of Moas
ses at nc for prime Good cayed Cuba Molasscs is Of
fered the cargo ut 41c per gallon.
CoaN-Thcre have been some receipts since yesterday,
but there is less demand and prices are easier lie
sales to-day confined to $3.50 sacks OF which SUI
white and white mixed ut 81 As; 5GU mixed at 81 47s;
6OU yellow 800 do aud 30 white at 81 49, QUO Mixed !u1
and 400 white ut u so g hushel
OXTs.-Considerable receipts uTc being expected Tho
demand has subsidized and prices easier. Sales to-day
5U Sacks which sou ut S3a84r 3o 84a85c G0U AMI
60O at s5c q busnel.
FnElGHTs-wlth offering for shipment the rates
coastwse are fuller and those for foreign ports 1n
er. They arc &c q ID ior Cotton by steam for New
York. lc Boston, st ain New York and Boston 5c Il
sack for Corn 5OaGOc g bb for Flour, and GUaG5c for
Pork. Sail for Liverpool li,%2a1-l6d for Cotton.