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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28
THE TIME TO TOADvERTIsE In THE
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The Daily South oarolintan at Columbia, is now sent
to every Posofce in the State Being the ocel paper
OF the State it viii be found at the present time espe
valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very largo circulation. at, '.$
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NOTICE 1,0-SAlItsoS OR IN1MICsRANTS
HOTEL OR BOARDfSess5OUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK or COUNCIL,
N 80 March 1s 1aG!.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE FoLLoS;:1Ne ACT OF
the Legislature, passed the 10th day Of December
1865, all persons concerned hereby notified to
this Office and take out the required license immediately
". n. SMITH,
Clerk of Council. :,
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BANNETT sCHUR,
Auctionccr and Commission Merchant, a
No. 80 King street, below Broad street.
Offers his services for the sale Of MERCHANDISE At
day and night at his store also for the of Stock
Bonds Real Estate Vessels Horses and Produce. scst
city references will be given. Consignments soci ID
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
March 90 1r,o
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Planters desirous Of obtaining highly concentrated
amoniacal fertilizer, free from mineral phosphates and
other adultaIations, do by applying to Kr6Ar &
HowEL No 153 East Bay who Agents for the sale 81
nIAFEs' Nitrogenized supcrPhosphate Of Lime,
February II sE. N ,5za.. . . snvtha
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':Age cannot wither me, nor custom stale n
= My infinite variety, &G 81
Thus cried the magnificent CLEOPATRA when many
younger beauties were already weeping over their de-
parting charms Had she found the tabled Fountain Of
Youth Dr. DRAKE seems have fonnd it, for his ce4e.
brated PLANTATION B1r1ERs restore the aged make the
young more beautiful strengthen the weak protect the
strong, build up the feeble, and overcome disease
For Dyspepsis. Languor, heartburn Ennui Lack of
Vlger and all ailments arising from arrangement OF
the Stomach. PLANTATION BrrTERs the true antote
and cure They cure disease and promote
HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND Losa LIFE.
March 90 @ .'# ... t,f3oo
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I------ FTU71e House. :
.HM BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY. 28th inst. 10 o'clock will soil at INV
store. corner OF King and Liberty streets,
That TWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE in ST. Philip
stroet, next north Of st. Putrick's Church.
Must be removed from the lot within ten dnys after
SALE IN -
The above be treated for at private sale until
Thursday morning. 0#- 70--.
Terms cash. March %
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AcKNowLEDaEHENT.- thanks are due Mr..
N. R. E. MAYER, for copies Of late Savannah pa
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A Novelty.

7IIT. .IF.HE N ~ = NOveIty. IU3,.t tI
The latest and most eectual remedy tho cure Of
debility loss OF appetite headache torpor Of the liver
etc, is PANKNNs HEPATIc BrTTERs For "a sale by
all Druggists -. -. & = Il Is - ls.47 3 Es.l tn
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DELAcT, of the Mills House News Stand, has
kindly furnished us with the New York Sunday
Mercury and the Wduerly Magazine.
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HATS! HATS; HATS!

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT GREATLY
SO cents each. -7T
Cents Black Wool French hats at 75 cents each.
Gents Drab Mixed Ounce Eats ut 81 each
Gents Pearl Ounce Hats ut 81 so each.
Gents Biuo Stitched Choice Hats ut $3.50 each.
Gents Light Brown very select, Hats ut $25O each
Gents Assorted Peerless Hats at IS each.
Planters Hats at 50 each.
general assortment Of Hats, Boots Shoes Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods at the lowest possible
prices. a7lH- = ~~"-"
share Of patronage Is respectfully solicited.
PARKER & CHILD,
l03 East Bay Street
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PROFESSOR HOLMES Of this city, is at present
lecturing in Savannah. His first lecture was to
have been delivered Inst night
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IT WILL RELIEVE THE BAsY-There Is no mistake
about 1t. MRS. wINsLoWs SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teeshing. not only relieves the child from pain
but regulates the stomach and bowels cures dyBentery
and diarrhGa, softens the gums. reduces ali nAamma
ton, and gives rest health and coufort to mother and
child Il is asant to take ana perfectly safe in all
cases. It gives universal satisfaction
Be sure and call for ss
"MRs. wINsLow,s SOOTHING sYRUr,.,
Havtng the fac sfusie Of .'CuRI1s & PERE1Ns on the
outside wrapper. An others are base irnitaHons
For sale by DowK & NOISE, No. 151 Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel. " "a
March 13 $5a s+n+be
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FoRaoT TO CRED1r.-The Carolina Times, pub
ished in orangeburg, $. c., is guilty of literary
larceny: in the second degree, in taking from our
columns, without credit, the greater part Of our.
summary, printed q few days ago under the title
OF ssspirit Of our Southern Exchanges" "A digest
of this character not unfrequently involves more
labor than original article Of double it's length
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4 TEE ArMospmsIo PaIssURE.-The prevailing
moist state Of the atmosphere has been a general
subject Of complaint for many days, and it has
fgally seemed as If tie clerk Of the weather has
JliEsn pouling the yials Of his wrath upon our
5eade. According to an old but popular tradition,
pAE entered the Ark on the 18th Of March, and
aimed until the 2sth April, during wshicat
iod We areinformed' that IL rained necessarily.
Te recent feshets and aoode that have: deluged
R county tendfo prove that the old chroniclers
Mo rot mistaken ia their dates, and The only fear
Shat the misfortune may increase and the coun-
Ebe drowned out, as the population: has increas-
DO such an extent, since NoAH's day, that It
sld take several Great Etsste,nsto accommodate
: passengers. Scarcely Z day has passed IN The
r. few #eeks without ahower, and when the
: fid make his appeasanee.h he was aoun obscdr1
The mtitk clouds, that covered the sky.
Ne athsr y tremefy disaere reeable, as It inter
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e DEATH OF Dr.. THOMAS HUNT.-This gentleman,
"a native OF our city, but who removed to New Or
ssleans some thirty years ago, whore he held
high professional position died at the st. Charles
Hotel on he Goth inst Dr.. HuNT was about fifty
six years old, and leaves widow and a son and
two daughters sg.c
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GOVERNOR ORR.-We learn that His E1cellency
Governor ORR is expected in this city on about
the first Of April
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MAYoRs CouRr- March a. An individual, pro-
Tossing to be stranger, who threw water from
an upper story window upon the sidewalk, was
fined 50. 3S... ..,isSs+ rs
William Chisclpa, q darkey, who was.Arraigned
for stealing cotton, was disoharged, as no paoss-
cutor: appeared against him. ssia: " 81
A Teuton, who was found lying down drunk in
the street, and who said that it was love Of coznpa
my that made him take couple Of mixed drinks
which caused it, was fined IS. is #. ~
Joseph Robinson, Q colored ina,vidual, who had
been indulging in genuine knock-knee," and
who shoved one Butler from the pavement, and
then took oR his coat 80 give the said Butler an
opportunity Of treading on the tail, was fined 81.
Ben Cunningham, q very spare colored man, who
entered into 6 wrestling match with John Barley
corn, and was thrown, was charged IS for giving
gymnastic exhibitions in the street. .-.izS2 -.iz :3
mulatto man, with bis hair cut peculiarly
short was brought up under the charge Of at
tempting to force sn entrance into the street cars,
but expressing sincere regret at the occurrence,
and stating that he was under the influence OF
liquor, or 1t never vould have happened, he was
fined but S., and his Honor seemed pleased At the
contrition which the offender really exhibited.
Esau Small; the darkey who vas fined $40 on last
Saturday for not allowing the contractor to sweep
his chimney, appeared, wrapped in a cloak ga la
HaznNck, to make defence, the gist Of which was
that when he has a headache he has no sense, and
as the Mayor thought tho pain had not yet left
the seat OF the intellect, ho ordered the fine to
stand, and bid the orator pleasant s.good morn
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@# Butter and Bacon.
%#a BY T. NJ. CATER. &@.
Will be sold THIS DAY. Browns Wharf at 10 o'clock
$50 tubs CHOICE STATE BUTTER '
hhds Clear Ribbed Sides
Conditions cash.
March %
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NJ. GASNoN's Marble Yard, corner Of Friend and
Queen streets. Monuments, Tombs and Head
stones furnished at the lowest possible rates.
March % thsm3
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: 1nR Daily Nem)s+
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH ss, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

TO 3CNoITC5pOn0ont1. I,,I--.
We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach their proper to the articles sent
and wo take this occasion Of repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY News without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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. 80. . -1 -,~
CRY IafPRovEHENTs.-At. the last meeting of
City Council 1t was decided that the Board OF Fre-
masters be authorized to place the red-capped
posts near ali Of the Are wells in the city This is
measure that was long needed, in order to desig-
nate the different localities, as many were unknown
even by the fremen. Their presence is now a GER
tain index that well is close by, and fire can be
more speedily checked when the water is obtained
without wasting time in htmtins for wen. =. =;
Since the days Of the Hon. Il. L. PmoHNEY, when
1t was the popular Impression that the shade trees
u the streets tended to make the city unhealthy
the Conscript Fathers have regretted the whole
sale destruction then made Of the forrest kings,
and have endeayored to repair the misfortune by
setting ont number Of young shoots in tizz.arent
parts ef the city These were temptip,; tit-biss to
the half starved horses who were hitched near BY,
and many Of the trses were denuded Of their bark.
In order to prevent this, and at the same time add
to the appearance Of the sidewalk the authorities
have recently enclosed their charges with neat and
J! ornamental boxes. Several Of these have been
placed in position on Meeting street, and il there
is any vitality in the trees q feWyears will change
the condition Of this thorpughkare considerably.
There are few things mdfe grateful Than = shady
walk on summer;day, and from the present prep
!, araions the prospect Of this luxury, ID
not far distant: .s,1 .: n: : m m
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Hon. GEORGE S.
BRYAN Presidng.-h the case of the schooner
Azd the original purchaser not answering to rule
made, return Of est is,oenels was entered and
the schooner ordered to be resold at tho expense
Of the original purchaser
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TIE splendid new Organ, built by NJ. JOHN
BAKER, Of this city, for Grace Church, will be OK
hibted on Friday evening, at o'clock, when seve-
raj eminent organists will test its powers and
capabilities. q
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We would again call attention to the opportunity
Of purchasing the stock Of books and stationery,
&C., &C., of MIR. s. HAHT, Sr No. ss2 King street.
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BRUDERL1CHE BUND.-This club will have mu-
sical and theatrical entertainment this evening
at their Hall in King, opposite Clifford street, as
will bo seen by their advertisement in another
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no TO 400 pounds psr applied the plt IA su
ctent TO insure The FextIlzer win bring
crop into mark tUo suees sooner than any other
S11no ~. March b.:
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A r STEWART a CO..
"A. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY ID
will make large additions to their
NEW SPRING STOCK
OF POLL DE CHEvRES at 25c per yard.
DOUBLE WIDTH POPLIN at Soc. per yard.
SATIN STRIPED POPLIN At 75c per yard
below the gold cost Of importation.
Also
To all the stocks of rich Silks,
Dress Goods, India Shawis, &c,
Broadway and Tenth strecs-
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Wheat was In fair demand. and prices y. &C.
: :S:'s .s:ss s 4 r !. S IS
fair No. niIwsut.s; q g 9 % sor No. DO; @
.S.. . Fl 10 ~ s'': :mS:1 .s sr sss
-. &:
a B. ss: .: .::. ri The s;s;
sS- "E:s 81 .S .s sa
mIed Western Dat. were higher Western hay;
=: ..r5 8. 3; SSs I'd
s s sr% s sf5sss sasss
moderately active: and rate. .sT. wAOy.
s ssses soSa a. ssd 81 bids
c 40 S..: !. sa's .sa ss .
boxes tobacco At - =. and @
@ SS '0 sou sn H. TO SS
~ q, sss s: ssse
i ss ssrS y 90 Dbl. 9 pS.a g:f
q .:d s f s.:. 's ssss s'
American barb q Borde.s. @ hnss s go feet iu%
s:r .: "a :s
10 Boston a do &c. sad 600 A. psr'
90 o P,s1s s sa% s.r, dull .ad nominal a. 20,
Quoted sas .; Ss' S s .as r...' ,e ic.s
Hossrhcs continued fair demand at full prices The
sale: we're kinds we're inactive Manila quoted non
'iy doing but :. r.,ne, s.si.r
DO sugar house 500 and S 90
.p s1s1 sa'ps"as: sas s.1s va: sa
sS1 SS ssGss ~ ns and
rosn the demand fair and prices Tor almost q.
s1ss. ssG si %.rs r.pcres price
as d. sIala.d soa - az SO Dc No 4 . r..
ruled hrm ID bbs ws.hnson were disposed Of 81 y ~
s. sr's s e.
oak. And s 0s: ss; sa
and 20 do lard The Tor por irregular
81 Ss - =; So: r.:
Tor old do Sa g 70, prime ios gs%s mes ., 70.
Demand and d.% - ssas 90 AZ e: ~. ~
uerc. beef we're dull and nomias Eor Gu. meat. the ds
=: se,,s and Price ysrI ssa ~, c
ssoSiSers also ~ u.rr-: sssgsa asn: g ise .sac
sssss ike fs soss
isxc IKE sho a.d long Gu. ham. on prv.:.
~: !: nj ss sss w =:
n ces:.. en- que. "ss A:ss, sossri
Crude q the small .ioet vas held armly but a.
sa,.s nc ise The we're loo Sbs bulk
for ne ss., zen s.y. - Sss ss.r .m q
Po. q NE and ,oS eS, "a ss ma :; nr ,s
Tarsss %. oSss sssr s.asr. dssne
straight Whit. a.n..d sss mcs g, s I !,
Al IS 500 do prime hight stray 70 white 81 1,5e 10 ~
sse baisnos th. month terms We Are not se,ivs
mentou In Philadelphia the market wn0bis stsndsr,
pricss however, were unchanged Sales al nr buvers
| White st Sic, and 30oo DO. do for -
| optisn. Carolina Quets
s1eAs.7Ss ..I.s ~ess 90 nsds, a IKE
pricss we're price for clarified isc for 8
rs, ,os Rico on private terms also ~ essss
l Srmx -SRrms Refined In moderate demand ana mn
Hf7c for powdered crushed and srsnulassd We quote
Iuferier reclining lukc Ike; far 70 geoa
lining lixc- HE; fair 70 COED uogery i5c ne
Prime e chcies gooer uc .sSe r9r' Fl, T'I Il,
g. 90 hhds., d 10 bores B0v bags, and 70 Meado.
sEnp<-Cover remained dullnnd nominal at ll1 ~
Timothy unchanged - ~ Other kinds were insciiv
| srnAnnn.Ws heard Of sales Of esW IDS o. n,so
i 13c, also O,m0 lbs. grease at ekc. . 10c. -
Isttow wss In fair demand and prices were steady IN
| sales were nD QUO lbs ~ Ike Ike.
| wHisxrv-keceipts S73 bbls. We heard OF no sales
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PHILADELrHTA. July TO- Arrived, schrs Stevens.
Crowel Prorincetown: American Eagle Howes, New Red
fcrd II Shannon, Dks, C0hasset NarrOws Jks Ponder,
Hudson. Boston: John Slnsman Banks rYork
Cle4red--sohrs N Gould. Crowell. aud W n Mitchell.
Cole Boston; w n Rowe whitmore nAllosel: A May.
LKwEs. Del, July PM-Brgs l. NJ Merritt from sagus.
and Ida Navassa for Philadepha passed In the
Capes odav Bark Uller for Antwerp nrgs Lizzie Gar
for Falmouth and Ranger for Rotterdam went 10
PORTSMOUTH. July s-Arivsd. schr Pathway Haley.
PROvIDEycE. July lo-Arrived. schrs A J Bentley.
Wnlsms Baltimore, Connecticus stephensoh Elizabeth
port
Sailed Fannie Bailey. sherman. Baltimore; su
san WILSON Bartlett do; Mary FAR Mallory Phsdel-
NYork; Milton. RAYMOND. do; Rattan. curts d Els
WORTH: Caroline, Ross. NYork
SAN FRANCISCO, June l1-Arrivsd. bark Gironde Orb
Harvard, Rordesux; 18Th, steamship Colorado. Lane 29
days hour. from Hong Kong via Yokohama ~ days
via Santa Cruz ea-ks wymAn, Wood, Baltimore 18th.
Emily Banning. Wells San Salvador 18th, Oakland. Batch
elder Newcastle NSw Johann (Breml CATER
mole PunA Arenas schr Maggie Johnston, Wheeler, VAL
Sailed June TO- shipa David Hoadey, ROGERS Puget
Sound bengal Inugerso Hong Kong; nth Nations Hope
(Rr Btx Fanaiuno: bark AnRlo-Ssfon. Homans Manxs-
nilio 18th ships Garland Ham, sohs Punta Arenas;
18th Shirley, MulIn Hong Kong; 18th. barks Westward Ho
fBr) Peacock MeIhourne CeIesa tBr) Knapp. Honolulu
Kod ak; bark Gen prim utal Echevarria, sansonata.
Cleared June ID ship Sea King Br) Howell, Liverpool
sAvANNAH, July e-Arrvsd, schr Argus Eye Townsend.
c.srcd-Ere H,.ard cossrea. Fcrrol, SPAIN Tally Ho.
wiLMiNaToS. NC, July s--Arrivsd. steamship Fair
banks. Hunter. kYork; brig Fovle (Brl. Row NYork-
cleared-Schr d Warner Horton. NYork.
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DEMONSTRATION IN CHELSEA. MASS.

CHsLsEA, Masa, July H. 1897
There has been great demonstration In this city TO-
d n honor OF the breaking OF ground for the introduc
ton OF pure water All business wassuspsnded and the
occasion was made a general gala day. Mayor Frost
made address aud then he and others OF city gov
ernment took on their coats and commenced spading.
An ode written BY b. shlisber better known - hrA
Partngtou, was sung by the school children.
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flsy AZ; September. lis . Y; October. litKak
There 10 some little demand for hvstwsnsiss for sx-
oor, and In explanation Of the large amount Of
,he.e securities held abroad 10 NsasA that about
vsntv-avs per cent Of the whole are employed col
latsras in Europe the remaining twenty i've per cent
ss,us held a. For instance parties this
ssuutry desiring to remit 10 or establish . credit In
Europe for the purchase Of goods Instead Of sending
,oa have ssut bouda with instructions nos V SELL but
10 hold Them and In this manner they have never found
ths,r .sv to market So long the security rsmsins
~ ..tl,fsctorv a Il now 10 there is danger x the
bond. thus held beng pressed for SALE but should
hing oocu, "a create dis.rust Of them 10 sasy =,
ssoreses the csnssQuescsa
The sod market opened s 1ssx and declined 70 iss
ssr which advanced steadily 70 $780, with the closing
transactions as this price, Loans we're made v'nou
Interest aud a per cent for carrying. The sros
sissrancss amoustsd TO s2o $4,000 and III. 49,
balances 10 Ss5T sos. The steamer Up"
Sic. io4 and the Russia 81. AL, 7ts :.
In The foreign exchange r--<ss 'n',. -,
u,sls activity but the rste foo ne oss' oanks" ''
a s,xtv dsvs IN a---y maintained ~ HOY. bsnss''
AN. -, r-...sd At s1,y days quoted 81 ITO y
:. sares days, no.. AK commercial bills iosS y
bills on Paris At sixty dayA 5l3k ab.i2k; o. thrs
days six 51oh.
II Ia ascsr,sined from an o'csi source that the col
.n,srer has been paid amounting 70 eighteen and ha
millions Of dollars the loans Of 1851 and 1897 80
m xh,, are termed bonds OF Isss --a uvs-swsntes
.l ,-,,.s dus on the 1ss inst On the fbt
- AIS rnoatn the Interest the ssven-thirtss faii
lus amounting to sx millions OF dollars in hwfo
opev Thereafter no coin nsersU will be payable unit
shs LIST Of November, with the exception Of that falling
xus on the ten orues the lss Of September
Ing TO four and hall millions The Interest on oom
susd ao,sa suoua4us 70 fourteen millions 10 Sar
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rsnoy. Will b paid In July Angus. October and Dscsu'
Der, respectively The In the Treasury Is about
ssvsn,y.thrss mlions and twenty millions Of coin csr
tincatsl
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LAST RIVER LINE TO COMFY isLASD.-THl
~ steamer NAushoS leaves every day. Sundays In
Iash.h street. New Yors hand q Brooms srsst io AND
IA; Peck slip, 10Y aDd[ FULTON ferry Brooklyn, lf
x: sacket street, II sod O'Clock
r,oR NEwBURo. WEST POINT. PoUoRKEEPsix
r Rondout Kingston landing at Coxrens Dock Cord
WALL New Hamburg and Milton. The siesmsr
leaves pebrossss street. every sftsruooo Of $50 O'Clock
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no important sales
Flour AND GRAN-Rsceipts. H67s bbls. dour. LIT d.
and It's bags meal $3.50 bushels whest 9W do.
corn and The market for State and Western
dour again buoyAn and fresh ground advanced sc
c-the advance being mainly family grades for which
the demand good old flour was quiet California was
sales about - cO bbls nciudng csiorne. q our
an improved demand The sales $50 bbls the
nexed quotations Rye -four shade higher and more
active; bbls 81 So Corn meal moderately
and prices ruled steady With sales Of $50 bbls, At
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TJfpsVn hvhk AND HARLEM RAILRoADs.-
az wssysn sans c.,s ny yort, Hadsca River
"a 80 e2 and md u ~ ana vs snem Rsilrosd rwen
r. The % and n p. NJ trains via Hnds,n river VII run
sleeping care attached 70 50 and II r. n. trsna
Nm. n. VANDERBILT. Vic. Fresidsut.
DEADiNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
III Passengers leaving kew York II Via Ceurai
Rev Jersey Railroad make close connection At Reading
Ephraa Ls Lancaster and Columbia, arriving ~ Las
easter and Columbia afs N
ITO COMFY ISLAND AND THR ocKAN-cROss
Il Fulton. wall south or Hsmlton ferry. take cars 70
Greenwood which connect with steam passenger
the beach" stopping 81 Bath. New Uirechi ana sA-