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nj lSCE.ILAN EOUS,

NdE W1NC+sSORD4NANOEI Is PUBLISHED
u for the benefit ofan whom 1t may concern. :. = Il
$: sSGe y !. s: a Captain OF Police.
engaged il mercantile business IL tho City Of Charles
cuous place his or her business stand or staads
conspicuous Sign Board Plate containing his or her
the given name and Of each member Of The firm
and every offending making default herein
o. my asaon salIsGs
thereto further of fifty dollars for cach and every
shall ua not compiled with PROVIDED Hocsoer
That nothing herein contained shall apply special
Ratified December 2 1851, n sit.59a
Extract from orassaaee Rat;aed Norem1er 2oa, 1905
SEQ 5. No cloth awning shall DO put up in such man.
ner Ss 70 ohsrut foot iond Sign board
face Of the ground Or foot pavement -Ae 81
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars for each ana ever,
otherwise rote sha Use So 9s re@sin nos
SEC 6. No person persons whosoever snail Tor the
purpose OF exposing any goods or sother
articles fos sale Place caused 70 be paced such
table Bench Box % other ead appendaSe ad
any street fane alley. or public thoroughiare Or any
which any such offencc ia committed PROVIDED how
ever That Vendue Masters shal be permitted IL exrose
before their stores such goods and commodities they
sell at public auction, but not to take up
distance Of six feet beyond the same. an 3.3",
SEC G. No person or persons whosoever shaII suffer
any IRE wood, GOALS goods wares, merchandise car
rages OF any description, other matter or thing
to him. her, or them belonging consigned, 10 lay or
lane. alley or public thoroughfare within the city un-
der penalty Dollors, with COSTS every hour
yond the above mentioned times e4npting materials for
building IN regard to which the following regu ations
shan erect or repair any house or other building,
upon any street. lame. alley. .or open court,
application for the use OF, 80, much Of the street
OF public way as shall not exceed the front OF TIE
lot on which such building is to be erected nor extend
more than six feet into the street; space such
son or parsons shan forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence at least high In order deposit within the
sane the requisite materials for building and rspairng
and such fence together with the remaining material he
ahe Or they shan remove as the work be Anle
or whenever the Mayor shall require it. pain Of for
Dollars for every honr that such such
pin. also. Of having the same removed at bis her. or
their expense, BY the City authorities *5T''$34
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COMMERCIAL. Y.

= q g gr'-
Exports for the Week ending Thnrs,lay
s%E gss s3-s e.E vi April 1s. sl. ,s,
$s.!!S. IN FOREIGN. St|
1IVERPOOI-PerB Br brig Albert-4S tons Cool 10 iona
Pig Hon 800 sacks Salt, 60 crates Crockery i case
Wearing Apparel to Order; Package to d Hop-
ley + Co. Per bark Norton-26G bales Sea Is3and
Cotton. 1907 bales Upland Cotton. n IS . 5s1-.s- 81
TS5 543 q $.SSszs fJs DOMESTIC. 4.
BOsTON-par bark b Walkers 8 bales and 14c
bs7es Upland Cotton, 10z bbls Spirits Turpentipe
220 Sons Old Iron and Metals, lot Hides bales Rags
and Rope Cuttings, and Sundries 5 l,.F it f-spSg
NEW YORK-Per steamship Granada-.30 bales 8 I ana
377 bales Upland Cotton. 81 beles Domescs, ITO bhls
koAn, Il PACKAGES sundrdes, 46 bbls Green Peas, Il
Hezce Rice, boxes Dried Fruit. Per steamship
EB souder-l0 bags 8 y and 40 bales Upland Cot
ton SO :bbss Eotn, "a bales Yarn. So bales Dones
tcal e7Turfe, 81 bbls Green, Peaa. ss scases sun
dzies.: Per schr Menega-170 O06 feet Lumber:
Casts Rice 1o2 bbls Rosir, II bhis SPIRITS Turpaa.
tine 10 empty Barrels, boxes Furniture, IL casae
Mdza. 81. Oh feet Flooring Boards. sE5
PHILADEIRH1A-Per steamship r. W Eyerrnan-4O
balee Cotton, so caaks Rice, 10 bales Paper Stock
bale Raes, bale P1per Cuttings is bales Yarn SO:
casts olaS, shbls Roan no empty Barrels, IS 600
BALTMORE-Per schr Joseph Arsn-29, DO ii. flooring
boards Par atoa1nahip SEES 3nil-1384 4baes UpIa1sd
Cotton IS bales Yarn, S91 bbls Rost go bbs pdrfe
Tmpa1tne 10 crates and cask Dry Bones 8 ba1ess
7e bass Peas, 80 paskages, As EnaptY
HEwPoas sehr . < Il Floors S..
1ng Boex Ss,
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Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad
April Is. 4E-
229 bales Cotton, bales Mdze, 40 bbls --, cara
Old Iron, 81 bbls Rosin 12 bbls Spirits Turpentine &c
TO Robinson Il Son. W Williams 4 Co. r r Agent,
MoWry h Co, HI Jefers / Co, " " Smith, z II Rod.
gers Co. Goldsmith Son, n Tr enholm, Goodrich
Wineman \ Co. F w Claussen E Bntes Co, W Court
ney Co, Robson, J q Bagget b Go. A Robinson &
Co. Courtensy Trenholm, Wardllw 4 Carsw. Street
Hros Go. w 81 Chafee. Thurston Holmes, Pritch-
et, 81 Fabian. sESa q g5-4s g} ss.ls45@5 IfT1i%
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AS Persons depoatng letters In tho Postoface WIN
please place the stamp the upper right hand cor.
ner Of the envelope, and they VIII also please to ree
ber that without the stamp letter cannot be Mailed but
WIN be sent to the Dead Letter oace. III 3ss "
April 10 a} &: .5g4 S$t$ ~ g6s: 5$
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}4tt.-s VAE CHARLESTON MAISxAGT. "
! 4 FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, ,Arnu 18 1867,
MAJ Fss Wa ssesdy Tor tho stspio rom
Friday last ghtn TugsJy, Dlfad selling ut 15c
. ib.. when m improved danand took place and prices
stncncd, the rates advancing abouE halfcent q h.
Middng Cotton selling at28@esKc This condition Of
1narkct continued nntn yesscry1d when news i or
droopng prices a. Liverpool caused ,suspenston of
Tho receipts for the week amount t LIS aa Il So
Island Cotton and 1919 bales Of Upland Cotton against
b'ea sa 1siaadaaa 1884 bales Upland Cotton tho
The following statement exhibits the daily character OF
this market for the past week: &+as2 $5as Ss3a&
On Ffidny the 18th inst, fair inquiry prevailed buy
ers operating to the extent of s2s ba:es ut about
rates OF the day beforesay for Ordinary 2Ac Low Mid
ding 25c.; N1iddnng 2ec. q b. @f: iS
On Saturday tho sales about 500 bales prices
sorae transactions in the lower qualities OF the staple
bling easier but the rates generally without change
Middling Cotton solhng at 2ec. p ID.
On Mondny there air inquiry, but sellers were
Offering only light stock; sales 1s4 bales at unchanged
quota:s.s Mddhng Cotton being quoted at 2sc = 10.
On Tuesday, with . good denaand and Light stock,
prices advanced in most transactions &c . b: sales
237 bales; Middng Cotton selling at 2Ba2Bhc. q tb.
On Wednesday active demand prevailed, buyers
generally operating at the prices OF the day before
400 bales; Ardaling Uplands, ;2sa2exc . H.. i
Yesterday tho depressed condition Of the Liverpool
business 20 6rand, the only
sales lot OF II bales at 25c q Ii. The business
done not being sufficient to establish quotations. they
omisted. :r.5. 3tf 5s4 .s5r 4. 60 !.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.-There has been much dullness
in this qunlity of Cotton ana business could only
transacted at very low prices The sales which amount
ed to about $50 bales for the week. have been gen
orally at about 48a50c q III ordinary Sen Island
and 45a5oc q ID for Flodas according to quality. The
i finer grades are not In demand. n
COTTON srArr,frs,,
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1866. 23s $500
Recesea from April II to 1e, 'e7 14s sls m ,1sl = M
Receved previously L. 2SS 49, 208 1878
/ En'8 VII. .SG5EI }s@sqS 59Ss ---S- --
r.r9ss gs;s 1sss'Rs: "a gss ss 'as ts7 1o9e'
From April II to 49, $s,2s'.'t @ 81. IT.. I NJ grsf
prsaioasiy s1;;s 81 81 11s57 as e,1es
1880 117.41e 0,2s7 l5A..5; ~ m tit.I- Nj;
Total exports. ~. 800 117.41s s,2s
stock on hand and on shipboard.:.. 724 s,oos l.72
i Il: n SAME THE LAST YEAR n ~ ~ III
/ Stock hand Sept. /. 1865. 362 61O lO
Rcceived from April 10 to 1s, &C.,. G1 ASH IL
Received previously 4,2s5 73.4sA 3,s1
Total receipts; !: Ans 1895 s,Sa
From April 13 to - .s5&4 g-.9s , s.-
p1ssiessly 1s Il .a,sss asss asss
4,2o2 72,142 .. e75 IA.
i Total exn1rts -5I, ~ 4 ono 10 1Ao % ~
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4. MEMS LIST.


II o > {
to'Brien,. Cap Da.
vld Z. l-lt: 70 III.
|O'Gren, John; ;:-
IO'Gren, J F Z.
lO'Neal& McGec /,
TiQSnlligan, Tho t
mas FIX f4a
}o'Suni P
) Oschak,, Gustav
Owens, 9 a I. :,
N IPanzerbeite. Cap.
tain 3.
Z Patterson. ;
Perez, J NJ :.'t .
lPeleu, Alfred
lHercy, Maj:Henr5
Phillips, William
:IPinkney, Paul I. :.
lPinkney, William
{! tcppd) 5iySs.
IPiercy, Major s
. .IP;nclsney, c NJ
Powers, .Peirce
fP1pe, Thomas
IPritchard, Tom \
Preston, James
IPujo, Signor G!or-
s-Ss AO I'll - TU0 'sf q. 2
iPutzel, d ] J J
lQuirk, Ell \ .,,3. \
i ,54. II.
fIRqrnu, Char1aa
lRantin, ] u
Randall, J F b
neynolds, VIM
IRenwfek, W C
IRiecke, Gerhard
Richardson, W A (.
81 / Son n
Rice. G q ..., l. !
Robinson, John d
! & Js.4les
lRoberson,. John D
iRobertson;; Thos
Rodgers, ;:,r'1;nc::kncy
| ID 5
1Ru1nly,:Frnncis
IRyan,lA.TSi
iSanier,s, Henery,.
sandland, TW Nl-3
Schroeder. Mr.
Scuddy, Robert
{heednan) Z; 7;
Schroeder; JoIl y
lSeabrook,tJ John :.
ISeabrook, Rev W.
3D. -: 1z-:.s
imonds,Henry ;s.
lSammons, Robt ~
hoefer. OTt:,.,' y
simmons; WV =
iSingietary, JAS D
tSnalley, sanal J :
I%(col'd)
State, Henry
Smith,; Capt John
ISnith, R A a.
Smith, Angelo
S,nalls. Rev G X.
Sman,,J 8 IL ,351.. +,
Spdg; Ross =.
Speisseiger. Dr. !.
Thos W,
Speisseiger.%T W
ISpodick, ) 8
tStevens, John st&s
1Stsvens, J D
jStukney, Chas L,
l$Jr @
lsIoppel, F G j. \. \.
Steward, John
ISuarney, W q
-Us
iUtes, John
Fm wv !.
Walker, EDWARD
Walker, Nat ,s$ Z:
tWetson, VA II! :; i;
Washington, Jas
Walsh pc !6
Walker; James
Webb, Phil G
Weeks, jas W
|Whaley, George
| "
Whit, william
Wilkinson, P P
Whittier, j L
iWhisker, Mr.
lWhitton, D e 5...
1Wigger, Hermann
Williamson, Chas
lWhitlock, J r
Williams, Monday
Workman, ) II
| |FtfsFA5tt ~ ta-
lZanoguera, s
lNegler, VI 9
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= = sElIS1e'1C '1CE''1IaETTE
Romaning in tho postotco 1t Charleston for the wecl
ending APRIL is. 1867, ana ordorod to BIO printe'
in TaE DAILY News, agrocably to tho following section o
the new Poston1cc Law. tho newspaper having th'
largest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And it further onactc That lists of let
tefs remaining uncacd for in any Postoce In any city
town village. where newspaper shall be printed
shah hereafter be published only in the newspap-
which, being published weekly oftencr, shall have tn.
largest circulation within range OF delivery Of the st
Office. 9ss
aF Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they "Adver.ised.' 51a.
a- oface ho:1s from A. NJ. to P. NJ On Sundays
nom 8 O'CLOCK to 10 o'clock A. M. F
STANLEY G. TRoTr. Acting Postmaster
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Lopez. Eugene Il.
Lockwood Joshnl
y5 M .
|Mattheissen, Ju-
Hus ,St q j..s,
Marx, Moses
|ManaRo,T icol'd)
iMerly, John '
Myers, William
| E IL, Z. :. :
IAillner, John: z
| tMinges,; A w ; 4,
IMiddleton,.C G q
| tcol'd) n; =
Michel, June
Mitchell, Julius
fMckle, Joseph
Moses, Levi . :
|Mortimore, John
Montgomery,sE@F f
Motto, John ';:''
McBesth, Bastnng
Mcbride, Bernard
Giants, Lock Y.
I. .:..rWood ~ &:
McCa11ta,,LAil::ss;;,
Me- Clure,9 RC...ii;!,: 4, I,
McEwarAtO:PSs.jj
McDolsaad,f MrsMs
Alctl1tARi:lainesS
!iTEs;,-;.: 4: ,.,,:=:s:=:5.'s' go
MacGuire, Hugh !;
Mcclure, G G. !
MCPHERSON, Nep-
Nelson, Charles y
Neal, Marke
Neugent, Henry
Ntckarson, Cap
~ Thomas Z
|Nickerson, Dean
? 10
|O'Brien, J W &
Bro a. .5
|O'Rrien, Martin
Oakley, a "
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SSF0gSe myers

Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Bluhton and
Hilton Head-T r Hazard and daughterp 8 Young.
Al, Munger ;l Lot Kellogg and vile wanzer vie
nigan, NJ n Kingrnan, ] r OConnor, : s Dodge NC
Pherson, Harrison, - Bowen, Mrs Carter, Chandler
Chaplin, Wilson, and II deck, 55s,S
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Adkins, Mrs 8
Addison, Miss E T
Arens, Mrs N
Alexander, Celia
Alquie, Mrs NJ A
Ashe, Hiss 81 +
Armstrong, Mrs
Atkinson rs Susan
BRily, Mrs c
Bates, Mrs NJ
Barrie. Miss "
Barnheld, Julin
Bell, Mrs 3 :.,ltf
Bernald, Mrs J.H
Benord, Mrs
Bee, Julia -.;
Bird, Eeziaa
Z Blaun, Jane :.
Black, Hiss e O 4
Blum. Mrs N s'i
Black, Emma G IA
Boroken. Mrs R n
Botuo, Mrs A..
Boyle, Mary
Bray, Julia v
Britt, Miss g ~!
Brun,a Mary e e
Bryant Miss s
Bresnan, Mrs
Burden, Mrs r (.
Buser: Caroline 4
Bruwnheld,, Lucy
q .s;:CE ~ 81 (;
Cambridge, Ellen;
M M&sls.s''-.s,aS - /. = Z
Ganty,pMiss r T.
Canmer, Miss NJ
Oarew, El1on
Cambridge, Ellen
Campbell, Miss A
.l .lsshLG15 yi4 5g. @s. s.l ~.
Chaplin. Mrs 3
Chambers, Ann
Hark, Lille NJ y.
Chausen, Charlott
Obeapor, Mary
Cordes. Miss Il {
Cole, Mrs A
Cokely, Mary g
I Cross, Molly + T
Gross, Mrs A
.tfS95a ~ ID .'L5r5i
Donley..Mrs H'O'
Deuf1, Miss a
Doolan, Mrs E ;'H
: Dunnicken, Miss
E
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Easterling, Miss
M ti.!2j, :.
. Ebhn,.:Mrs E L
Edgeson, Sarah
Elliott, Ann H
Elias, Miss NJ
Ellis, Mrs r a. I.
Eden, MIRA M
r = Z
Fink, Miss s., =,
Fitzgerald; Mary
Flenannfng. Ann.
Floyd, Mrs A
Foly. Mary :,
Folker, Ann :
Frost, Emma a
Franklin, MIRA q
Frost Emma A
Frank, Ellen
G
Gnyard, Mrs A s N.
Gibbs, Fannie
Glover, Mrs C
49,. - i az, X
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hN.. ..W & Melnorss ltln.
LrvEnPooL, April 1-Five hundred balcs Of cotton had
been landed up to this morning nom the Confidence.
nom Charleston for this port, stranded in Fctard Bay.
LIST OF VESSELS
Cf, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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Adams, Renjomi


Adams, Benjonil
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Alexander, Thos ;
Alston,.3 W
Aneni ichard !: s i
A1ktoh,,, W 81 - :
Aston, J Motto
AndrewssJHs $
Aaher,; ;HenryD
Aubfn,.
b M, X,
Ea1st, David T5
BaSrett; Charles
Barlow. W q
Bakar, s B \
Ball Elias N
Bassett, O n
Becker. a II A: <.
Bennett, G z
Beunett.OW \!
Benton, CspL D.
Behrens, a ~ yi..s
Bischoh, r @ vii
he1InTyg
Blasland, VIM a
Bliss l. Co \
Blankeu, Glaus a
Bostwfck, Eugene
0S3:
Bohlmann, Fritz :
) Brit.on, Ell
%Brsne,eHerrn:s
Wilhelm l%
Brooknnn, W g
Br0x1he8d. John
"A 8 5.'#, 'l&s1 7.6
Brown, r B u,
Brown, J T ..g. {
Brown, Edward
Brown. NJ D
(col'd)
Brown, b. b
Brown, F L MIL.
Brown, q D EMP
Butler, BENZ
Burger, Jno :
Burns, Barnard F
Burmeister, W @
Burns, John
Burmester, VII:
helm :. :
Bulger & Catrin
Byrne, John @
:. @. .y.'--f
Cgnady, John
Carcher, VIM F,...
Cettrey, Col X,
Joseph II.
Calwen, George I,
Carraher, Thotnas
Chialn, William 4
Clarke, JIM .i.@s ~
Clarke, Thomas,
.Consel, Freet1nan
Collin. II
Conse1, John
CooEF ". 81,
Connmerfnrde., J y,
Coopley, Jacob F
Corker. Cap g. W. :
Conner o P X.
Croett, Samuel -
Crawford, Israel Z
ia ID LIZ. i...-.ss
Derwost, With
DOVE, ~ p q
Douglass. Robert
Doran. VIM
DrBwdy, Iaham
Drayton, Samuel
Dubrul1e, Leon A
Duckwilder, Sam
(col'd)
Dufey, Frances
Edwards, J,P IA
Elliott, Robert P !:
Ellis, Thomas J 4
EHckson, Charles
.f...E "Lg.4t ssf
Eager, Lewis 81
Ferguson, Daniel 4
Frederick, Mr. "a
Qtalfan)
Finch, Ja1nes
Fiaher. 1t Tho1nna|
NJ :ts!..:'-:5. g; s! 1!,.:. =. (.
Fleming, r D "a. 4
Fowler, A d ':s,'
FRAZIER, Mr. II
(col'd) I'D
Garves, John
Gsylm l. Wagnor
GecoHs, } A
{ Gebhardt, Louis
Gibbons, John
Gz11zH.sD,TH n
Gr1efer, John @
I Gartjen, 1T
III
/. Hammond, Paul
Hlan, Mr.
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r. LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Portof Charleston, April 1s, 1sG7.
Z VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsr1Ns
a22E4 . WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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/. 1E3 90 l7 n = ~" "
Rye u hgher with sales Of 200 buahels 81 g. 100
a0 ss q 1o oats S00 bushels offered but only sales
6lshel. S$ ""@-7- ss ~. - N. - -
M MolAsssas 3 NJ ses sak Of Cuba fair and held
= MIL FEEDIs scarce and IN demand :; wc quote as
neore, Tor Browustus ut 37a40 cts cht MddIing Asa
4S cts good do esse cts and extra heavy 6oa6s cis
PROVISIONS There steady fair jobbing demand
ior BACON Sales foot 100 casks and Include should
es ut l0a1Oj6 cts nib sdos 12a12 Cts, clear rib
12H cs plain hams 75a151 cts cured 16a1TK cts
outside for best brands canvased Bulk meats luot
hold at cts for shouldcrs md 11a11 Cts for sidos
selling In small lots ut s24 per Dbl. tt2as.
RIcE-1s hello steady for, Caronn 1OAa11 cts., and
Rangoon 9 cts per H.. Stock light; sales reported
SALr-Wth Ii lZht imports and fair iobhing demand
stock Is low and prices steadily quote
Fine 50 20 p sack. and Turks Island 60nG2 q bushel
Imports to-day, 99G4 sacks from Liverpool. E"$
SUGAR-Imports continue quite FREQ; there arc four
cargoes reported in tho bay from tho West Indies Tho
market today was dull; sales worthy of remark We
still quote fair to good refining alok cts grocery
grades also unchanged. S$F0 FlIDS
WH1sKKY-Continucs dull and nominal ns before QUOT
ed viz for free S2a2 e5, in bond 3Oa32 cts gallon
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4 Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 16-CorTon-Wit light receiuta
and daily dtmntshing stock holders Arner and With
more inquiry from buyers the sales reported today
aount 20 1oO bales on basis OF 273lo for AiddlnR
CoyrEE-Was IN less active demand today the only
sale reported being 400 bags Rio ex Swedish brig Ellen
without any Guotable change - ~
- dun, though without qnotatas
within our ioTtaer range Of prices. follows
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INVALUABLE It in
creascs t he quantity
and improves the quali-
ty Of the NJ I L K. It
has been proven by ac-
tual experiment to in
crease tho quantity of
MILK and G r E A III
twenty per cent, and
make the B U T Z E r
firm and sweet. In fat
: tedng cattle, it g iv 9 q
them an appetite, loos-
thrive much faSter.
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aNME SUMTER wv ATCH1fAN NJ;

51s.}TER, s. G.by byGnBRRTETLoWERs;P Preparatory,
at FOUR DOLLARS per Invariably in adnnce.
4. ADVERTISEMENTS fnserted at ua.al
Eyezy OF job Printing IN
style aDdureAi eat arnnes u n
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Tiercea. (, I. Barrels
Feet.
- -

RICE. H. STORES. LuMnE
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~ u1Z iSh1Ppt10 Lts, gG....E ;aT;...' NJ
BOSTON BOOT AND sHoE MAnKEr-For the week end
and shoe market and more domand than Wa have ~
ced for several weeks The trade represented to be
very good IN the West and orders section are
coming in more freely. Buyers having bought lightly
SO ar are now wanting more goods and there pros
Hecs of good trade for weeks to come The guam
uty cleared at the Custom House hns been follows
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Total receipts. o14 126427 10000
rras a5P9nTs 1pTii . u Is :: r. - 0p'd. 1ssee
'67. 400 2,512 "a sf5.s
Previously. ..13. .4s1 IL, ,e07 e,1Gs Ell 0,1
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. Augu,sta: Marked.

AUGUSTA, April ~ -corroa;-1h be market II oaner,,
was dun to-day and prices half of since Yesterday
we 40 not feel justified in giving quotations and can
bales as follows at 16 at at a. A. at 21. Is s.
81 81 at 25H. 50 st 25. and Il bales at 2ec
Tho receipts were 1Ol bales, - -
INA -T?,e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19

WILMNaToN, April l17.-TuapKsr1sK-on on,
eo a. os and sold at 84 for yellow DIP an
sr1Hrrs 81 uasEsynsE.Market arm. sa1es OF "a Dbl
Rosm-aales Of 500 bbls ct 81 e6 for Con,nons "a =
as IN quality. etE - -, - - -. : =.
No sales reported In Tar. StssS sG sss
CoTToN-Sales OF n bales at 241fc for Middlirp
PEA NUTsA lot Of 900 bushels sold today nf So e71
per bushea ~ ~
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Stock on hand and on shipboard.... GIG 5,sss s5s
RICE-The receipts Of this grain continue nearly
nominal, and the market has sitter tendency under
light stock Buyers have been prevented from opera
ting in consequence Of the limited supply offered for sale
and the advanced views OF holders We hearof sales
about 100 terees Oeans Carolina among which GB
Herces ut 9zsc h., and 10 tiercos ut 1oc =
quote the market at sMc tb for Fair Clean Carolina
10c p tb for Good Clean Cnronn holders, however, are
in most instances asking improvement these rates.
l. NAVAL sToREs.-The receipts Of the week amount to
about 81 bnls Spirits Tuzpentne. 500 bbls. Roen, most
" pale and rs bbs Crude Turpentine. The Spirits was
disposed of at 6sa69c gallon Pale Rosn at ssass
. Dbl, and No. and Common at ssass 80 . Dbl. vir.
gin Turpentine sold at s. 75as5 q bbl -, "a
HAY.-The increasing arrivals, say about 140O bales
Tor theweek has had depressing effect upon the
ke and lower prices Ind to be accepted to make saes
In the first part Of the week some transactions took
place at 50 GO q hundred for North Re but ater about
800 bales Of this quality sold the wharf at 81
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-09

5. T.-1sGO-N.-The amount Of Plantation Bit
tiers sold in one year is something startling. They
would Ill Broadway siA feet high, from the PARK
to Fourth street. brakes mandatory is one Of
the institutions Of New York. 1t Is said that Drake
painted all the rocks in the Eastern states with his
cabalistic IS. T.-lSGO.-&, - and then got the old
granny Legislators to pass n law preventing dis
figuring the face Of nature" which gives him a
monopoly. We do not know how this is, but we
do know the Plantation Bitters SELL rs no other
article ever did. They are used by all classes of
the community, and ara death on Dyspepsia-cer-
tain. They are very invigoratlng when llnguid
and weak, and u great appetizer.
Saratoga SPTInR water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-09
CITY Council.

MONDAY EVENING, April s, 1867.
Present-all the members of the old or
ganization, except Messrs. Bosler and Butt.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The above minutes were then read,
adopted, and Council adjourned.
NEW ORGANIZATION.
Present-Messrs. Kuhns, Wiggim, Brun-
ner, Iddings, Keifer, Shank, Clingman,
Gebhart, Turner, Lehman, Aman. Love,
Colhower, Braunschweiger, Butt and Boyle.
The members elect from the several
Wards appeared, and were duly qualified
bv Jonathan Kenny, Mayor.
On motion, George Lehman, ESQ., was
elected Chairman pro TEN.
Council then proceeded to elect perma'
nent officers for the ensuing year.
Messrs. Iddings and ColhOwer were nom
mated for President. The hnllot resulted
rs follows: For Mr.. lddiugs-Mcssr-
Kuhns, Wiggim, Brunuer, Kelfer, shank
Cingman, Gebhart, Turner, Lehman AM
Colhower. For Mr.. COlhower-Messrs
Iddings, Aman, Love Brunschweiger. Butt
and BOYLE. Mr.. Iddings was therefore de
Far clerk, Messrs.J j. L. Kreidler aud B. i
Shuil we're nominated. which resulted /
Inc election ofMr. Kreidler by nine vote'
against seven for Mr.. Shull.
For City Engineer hlcssia' . p nihheil
and S. b. Shoup were nominated. Result
For Mr.. Binkerd-ten trustees, Mr.. Wiggir
voting for him from among the Democrat
For MIR. Shoup, flve-Mr. Butt votin
blank.
For Sealer of Weights and Measure
Jesse Booher was nominated and elected
All the Trustees voting for him excel
Messrs. Amau, Braunschweiger and Boyl
who voted blank.
The official bonds of A, kpecht u
Market Master; IL. Dornbush, Street Con-
missioner; Dennis Regan and Jacob I
Staley, COnstables; ID. j.. Rouzer and ]
Harrison, Assessors o! the Sixth and Fir
Wards respectively, We're presented an
On motion, Council adjourned TO me.
on Friday evening, 18th inst, at ~ o'clocl