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New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

SUDDEN IEATH.-Yesterday morning Mr. = Z,
Packhurst one of the Directors OF the Ninth National
Rank was found dead in his bed at the Ffhaye. Hotel
Coroner Wdey was notified, and proceeding 10 the
hotel was informed that post mortem examination had
been made by Dr. Gray, certificate OF the cause Ol
death given and that consequently his dhe Corones)
services not required The matter was reported to
tho Board OF Health.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

THE SrxTH-AvE. sUIcrDE.-An inquest was yester-
day held by wdey at No GeG sixthave ON the
body Of Francis II Fay who committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head with revolver on Wednesday
evening The testimony Of the wife and brother OF de.
ceased corOborated In every respect the account pup
shed In THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday. and verdict III ac
cordance with the facts rendered Deceased Was a
native OF New.York, aged 30 years.
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OFFICIAL.
LIsTAOFs LETTERS.

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ending JUNE 9, 1851 and ordered to be printef
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURspXY. Jul1E 9. 1867.
CoTTON.-On the s1st ult., the commencement of the
week. the market advancing prices at the close OF
the day being ON the basis Of 251@26 cents fb for
Middlng Upland On Saturday the staple became some
what SITTER, Middhng Upland selling at 2e cents ib
which rates continued until Wednesday, when quotations
subsied about cent ID, which placed prices as they
stood ON the first day OF the week Yesterday prices con-
ttnred to droop under adverse news from sne
English market Mddhng Uplsnds cloatng nominal at 70
@2s cents q h. The receipts Of the week have been
bales of ses Island and 1742 bales Of Upland Cotton
against bales of Sea Island and 1920 bales Upland Cot
ton the week before The following ts report OF the
daily transactions nd prevailing prices for the week JUST
closed: - 80 ~.
On Friday the week opened with An improved enquiry
in which toe better qualities Of the staple advanced
half cent p b. Sales 1A5 bales; Middng Upland being
quoted at 2511@2ec. h.
On Saturday the advance In the Engsh market caused
an active enquiry with hardening prices Sales 200
bales; Low Mddlins being quoted at 25c; MddnnS az
2sc, and Strict Middling at 27c. p b. ne.
On Monday the market was steady with an active de-
nand. sales 500 baes ddlns Cotton being quoted at
2sc. q fb: =
On Tuesday the demand was quite light sales 80 bales
at unchanged prices.
On Wednesday under moderate inquiry, prices be-
came easier, and generally about half cent p b lower;
sales 1888 bales Low Middng being quoted ct 24ha2s
and Midding at 25ha2sc. p fb.
Yesterday prices were essler and in some instances
decidedly lower sales es bales-say 81 ct rs 81 at 25h
Z ct IS 30 at 26H We quote:
Low MddIng. ......-.Ss1sY %
Middling. ...............-.,..-.......25 g W
Strict Mtddhng.- .....-..... ...Zo7aS =.
SEA Island corros-Ihe want Of stock has prevented
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confidence, and state their com.
plsints In full, as we treat all Female Complaints
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases 70
which they are subject-Thirty. page pamphlet
In sealed envelope, ffea l--,9yLl..
The Cherokee Pills are sold BY al druggists ct 81
DER box, or six boxes for S5; or they arc sent BY
mail, ffes Of postage, IN an ordinary letter. free
nom observation by addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr. W.R. MERWIH, 81 Walker ST. ny.
N. B.-Cherokee Pills No. Q arc prepared for
special cases, when milder medicines Gdl; these
are sent by mail, free Of postage on receipt Of -
tie price Of each boa.
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Pefsons dspedting letters IN ths PostofHce will
plsiss place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
ne ofh6 envelope, and they VIII also please to remen-
sr ss without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
vrl be sent to the Dead Letter Once Z June
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUDLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, At
Il Orsngeburg, 8. c. Terms 81 per annun In I'D
vance
During the spring and full seasons extra copies Of the
OnlNaEpURa NKws will be circulated for the benefit OF
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL D1BBLE,
Editor Orsngeburg News,
February as Orangeburg
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, juno 9, 1857.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS ooAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE E1cEPTRp
STEAMSHIPS.
sarngossa IT'S tons, Crowe at Atlantic wharf for New
Champion, fa75 TONS lockwood. at Xdssrs wharf
New York. loading.... ....".....,,Strees Bros q 20
SHIPS
Missouri s2l tons Edwards at Boyce Cos wharf frpm
e.lsas RSs rs sens pasion Boycs COS xhss nom
Bombay asy sSsf sss ons jordan
. BARKs.
James Wilson Br, 3e4 tons at Bsnnett's wharf from
Swan Island, repairing. ....... .......,..P Esnard
Depesche (Prus 2s7 tons. Lubke, in Ashley River for
Liverpool loading ;Msley Creighton
from Newport Eng, discharging. ...R Mure & Co
BRIGs.
Tangier 169 TONS Smith, st Atlantic wharf, from George
town; Q, d1seharg1ng. .... IL Butler
scHooNERs.
Shiloh, 27o TONS Hubbard, at Atlantic wharf, nom Bah
Nse Ts.Sog penson in Ashley Rvsr for
David Faust = tons. Lord at Brown Co.'S wharf, for
Wilmington 5 O. ready = c::...; ;Iupper SI, Sons
wsrips $l4 tons Smith, at Southern wharf. for wi
Pa%sS. isa TONS Psiner at Ksrs wharf nom a Bal
sollio s Trss iss sons Trim in the Stream, from Ban
gor Me- just arrived. L Potter
8 Evsns, - tons, Hammond, st Adger's wharf, from
NeT YOTE Wy:i =. ESs ESsse
from New York, discharging ......W W shackelford
Aselda Laura, tons, McIndoe, at Kerr's wharf, from
Caibarien, Cuba, dischsrgng. ....J Ensow Co
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zWoME!iN's LIST.
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Abenicht Ers&BiGl
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Andrews, Mary Ia
Andrews, Ms gs1-
Autian, MsrIR iH
Aulbsry: Jano HeTH
b Il tH
Bsynsrd. Mrs S1M
Thomas 4
BaynSrd, Mrs H
Thomas a. 4 ;H
Bach. Iua6 ~ (H
BcnnStt y6ne II sfH
Bennett, Ellen ii
Binelsy, sflyey /.
Ann u
Bozutan, EIrginiA :
Brown, OeliiA oaillJ,
Brown Carfena-s ~
Brysny Hfs M,H an
BradE:A3P LII
Burns, Maggie l.
BuaE Mr5 Bl sdE
s-slG 81 iiiS u,
Csrdva, Ross
Csrnmsf;; IiszIe,a TX
CalT6Ss HaSysa: r
Carroll, MrHiIimstk
Ca,dwsns Nsry %iK
Ann iGlT ss.-.-l.a.ts tsiK
Chisohn, Nrs Lib
NaroxshaS1 Mia ok
CsznhGu, 2 hi1ndy dK
Ohapnan Jenny IL
Clark6 6kNyEersks
0axkei NAr0A ,atfL
OordL lrs k5-1- II,
CJrtss3. NtssL 2lL
Unsnas y Li'ilfL
Cornjex, Miss Q p
CacAlis1c3 II N
Collins Hrs d. . "
Oclwen, Nary Anil
Ccroorsn, Anna u
Conans, CatherinelL
Cohia, NatyJanl !
cristys RAc6ea ID lE
Cunningham. l.
MY TDsasK K
Dsrt, Susan q ( IN
Dsyfs, Jane
Denny NaryB ~
Dickson, May .N
Dixon. CyVAaE ~
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American cotton trade, and well known In connection
with tho Confederate cause during the lste civil war IN
the United States, bec,me known, and bad depressing
effect upon the maIket Their fatlure wss rumoteo,
would involve heAhigs apm Of G1,0D0,0 600. Ihe ten.
dency Of the market the close was rather IN tns
direction Of greater dnness and this announcement hsd
further unfkvourable influence.
Lisefpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-The market is without an1ms-
tion holders Offering their stocks freely Prices are
about I'd per lb lower than Last week,6 Quotations
any American port basis Of Mddlng uAd.
Sales to-day 600 bales, including 2oV on speculation
and for export.
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E raft fair mill sold at SO 25 NJ.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 3-CoYFEE-Bark Agnes, from
Rio brought 5000 bags and the Br bark Fria, arrived
to-day has 6s07 bags Stock now in first hands amounts
worthy of no e. Prices range, for jobbing lots, from
l6H to 1sk cts. gold, as to quality. for common to
choice Rio.
and firm at % cts. for midding Upands HA cts. was
offered and refused Tor lot only sale reported was
round lot of low middling at 26M cts.
have 10 be written so per lower On Saturday there
was sale of 100 bbs good Howard street Super at $
To-day heard of sales worthy OF special nouce we
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,..Ths Western Institute OF Homeopathy, repre-
serting all the Western States, has held two days
Ssssiop st Indianapolis.
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RoKEE PILLS,
Or Female REGULATOR,


Cure Suppressed, Escessies and
Painful Aenstrudnor1 Green
Sickness, Nervous and Sptndl ~
Jections, Pains IN tho Back, Siok-
Headache, Giddtness, and all dis
eases that spring from. trregularity,
by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from It. They
are perfectly safe in all cases, az
cept 4ohen forbidden by dirso-
sions, and ore easy to administeb
as they are nicely sugar coated
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
! In the land.
. ! Ladies' ran address us In perfeot
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fConner, Mrs
Louisa

Mar.loConnsr, Mrs {.
Louisa
p
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'eif Parker, Miss Clara
8 8 Phillips, Lucy
Z t..lPinkney, Gozita
[rs PlPleasant, Matilda
rs r tPlowdder, Elcy
~ Proctor, Juha
rnelial ProYostt E1i1t
: iProdc1 MrsS B
: 1eaipn I.ssis rs
fosesl Read, Mis- E.C 81
z Roaddolph Ann
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G. II lEeyie. SuslW. s
b. I6eahtook Betsey
.5.,s, seyht Mrs B T.
IN , jScott, Miss Hattie
- lsetzes Miss Parae-
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eorget singleton. Miss n
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BE lStrobel, Mary e
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In aiisynmns, 6arah A
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lsrinel Smith, Ctndy
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In jsnAlls May ~
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Turner. Mrs Eliza
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Thomson, Mrs
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THE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS,

DUBLIsHKD IN wMNsBoRo' 9. O.. AFFORDS A
i profitable medium for the advertising public OF
Charleston
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutual
aAILLARD, pEsPoRTEs WILLIAMS.
November 10
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Stock ON hand .,......,.....,,........ "a, ,462
% The exports comprise IS bales for Phadephs ss5 for
New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have not been any re-
ceipts from the coast since yesterday There is very M
tie or nothing doing, even at RETAIL and there are 10
regular prices The dealers get of ho2shead OF sugar
and then at the best rate they can realize we can
not give accurate quotations to-day The stock Of Cuba
Sugar Moasses hand Is quite large but there 1s
no movement whatever. Advices just nom Cupa are
favorable for holders however and such that the asking
prices fr Sugar have been advanced 1c per fb NO I'M
CoRNlThe market is dull, but prices are unchanged
The supply is liberal The sales to-day are confined 70
652 Sacks Of which 500 white and yellow mixed at u IL
al 90 1900 mixed at 81 12, 500 do at 81 IT, 1900 mixed
and lO2white mixed at 81 TN 200 mixed, $50 do and
1000 white at 81 20 q bushel
R1cE-Some 600 sacks India sold at 9Hc . 10: There
Is very little India in first hands, that In second hands l
held at lOhc q h. Louisiana sells at shal1c; Caro-
lima 12al2Xc.
FRR1aHTs-The rates of foreign ports are frmer and
fuller otherwise the market Is unchanged. The rates
are 1c per lb for cotton by steam for and Boston,
for Philadelphia Steam for New York and Boson avc
per sack per bbl for -four and 81 IS for
and SlOsl1 per hid for tobacco Steam for Liverpool
I'd for cotton; sail I'D; for Havre 1Hc.
Wilmington Market,
WILMINGTON, June 6-TURPENTNE-The market
has ruled dull today and prices have declined Saes OF
ass bbs at IS 25s3 so virgin and S. 25aS so for yell
low dip, p $50 fbs m >,
SpIRrrs TuRpENTnE- Market steady with fair de-
mand but owing to the small stock Offering the sales are
light Sales to-day of SO bbls at cents and 100 DO OF
80 cents per gallon.
RosrN-Market dull, and prices are q shade lower.
Sales Of Al bbls at 50 5 for common; 81 30 for
$SaS 25 for No s. 50a4 25 for No and ~ 76 for Pae
p $50 fbs
% bales at % cents low middling and 24h cents
ID for middling
TnsER-One raft fair mill sold at $40 25 IN.
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sHrnxAN Hous1. CHICAGO. NJ,
FIRE LOAN,

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CITY HALL, November 8, 1865.
IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der can 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 the
City anew. are hereby notified that the form OF app
cation for loans be obtained at the Office Of the Clerk
of Council, Between the hours Of A. N. and P. N.
All applications must bet d In the above mentioned
Office as the Committee Will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same.
BY order of the Mayor ". q. SMITH,
Noyember10 Clerk Of Council
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending juno 6, 1867.
PREPARED BIZ
ANDREW MI. MORELAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. Q.
SOUTHERN BAnK BHLA
Buying Rates.
6AIlk VI Chmueu.
Bank of Charleston. ..........................16
Bank OF CneStar
Bank Of Georgetown. n....................."16
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GRA1N-wheat was in light receipt to-day but the m,r
ket WIS heavy and prices 10 to 15c lowe included the
sales was small parcel Of choice Maryland red at " lV
800 bush good Frederick county red at " SID pusn
medium MARYLAND do 50 85; $50 bush medium Virginia
do 50 49, no sales Of Pennsylvania reported generay
held above BUYERS views Corn in large receipt To-
dsy amounting to 900 bush white and II bush ye
and lower included in the sales were TO- bush prime
white at 81 49, 900 bush mixed and straw ooored III
al l2 600 bush inferior 81 or 500 bush prime yellow
81 16 1900 bush do Sl13 46O0 bush Western mixed at
81 O8al O9 400 do 81 o. Oats-6500 bush received mar
ket dull; sales 1000 bush prime Maryland and Pennsy
yania at 1900 bush prime Western Virginia % cents
No Rye offered sold; quote nominal OF 81 4oas 10 Per
M1II FEEp-supply continues Light and prices steady
ss before quoted viz: For Brownstufs za46c light Mid
dngs 52a55c 6sa6o for good ard 65a7oc for extra heaS
bushel. -. ....,,.. ,,,,;
nalIy unchanged. . -,
OF so bbs western Mess Pork a. $3 0a24 90 CASKS Ba
CON IN retail lot at 1OalOKc Shoulders; for
rib Sides, 12xc for olear rib; outside quotations for cy
smoked Bulk Shoulders are held at 9a9hc; RIB sides
lie Lard is dull at 13Hc for Western terces. bacon
Hams are selling at 17al7c for best sugar cured can
vassed, latter for Lanes.
RIcEscarce and held firm at 11A12c for Carolina, and
9ka9xof for Rsngoon.
sAIT9With Mr jobbing demand we quote prices stea-
a i0a2 20 per sapt Turks Island 5sa60e per bushe
SUaAR-Wasin better demand today and prices stea.
dy Ths sales embrace 10 hhds Porto Rico grocary as
ike O3 hds grocery do; 3S4 hhda Porto Rico for re-
hning and so hhds Demerara vacuum pan all on private
WHIsxrY-Remains inactive. We hear OF no sales
and g quote nominal in bond, ct Ssss6c per gallon.
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Augusta Market.

/ AUGUSTA, June 5.-corToN-During the mo morning
there was fair demand and sales OF strict midanhg we're
noon adyices Of quietness in New York and Liverpool
caused corresponding feeling here. and the market
closed dull The sales to-day 90 os g os
a1E al 2k Is at % II at 25, and 81 bales at 2osc.
F., The rec ipts were 26 bales 90, ,,r,,,
GoIplThe Brokers are buying at lS4 ana seinns
smEEn-Brokers are buying at 1913 and selling at 49,
STooKs-We quote Georgia Railroad Stock at 7Oc.