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PRIVATE SALES.

At Pricate Sale or 10 Lease tora Term Of Years,
a most raludble Rice and Sea Island Cotton
Plantation on Pom P0r Iicer. Z. {.
HY CLIFFORD g. MATEEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. IS Broad street.
ContSi;ing 1900 acres-60U ceres cleared aud under
bank, 800 acres high land-cn in good order and
ready for planting. Buildings accommodate hum
dred hands With the place. will be sold mules
stock unl lats, &C.
For terms, &C., apply as above.
January IA mWfB
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Rev. Dn. BEALER, late of Darlington, S. G., yes
terday week took pastoral eu.rge OF the treema
son street Baptist Church in Norfolk, Va.
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Furniture Liquors, de-. Soaps, Shoes, &0s 80.
On WEDNESDAY, 23d inst, at our Sales Rooms, corner
State and Chalmers streets, at halfpast 10 o'cock,w
pARLOR DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITUREs css
CoNsIsT1NG OF: f.5.:.55s 95l, ss-,,g5
HAIR-SEAT CHAIRS, Hair-seat Sofas %
Ottomans, Centre md Pier Tables, Carpets .,5
Dining Tables; Cane and Wood-seat Chairs S'ssc
CottoEe Sets Bedstoads Washstands g -
Wardrobes, Mattresses Pillows, &c 1' ri ;a,
z5..ss. ALSO, .-...!s.t.l.stsfi y - -
& bbls. very fine BOURBON WHIsKEY -yl5.. :,;;5z
one-cghth casks very fine Brandy s--..i:55
so cases Croton Ale a-f!.5.:
15 cases Fnlkrk Ale -. a-stfstls.g. =
30 baskets Champagne
40 cases Champagne Cider I..|
40 boxes Family Soups
20 III Scgars several brands tT-sSS+
Nests Baskets, Clothes Lines zcIs.e
Paper and Cotton Twine, Spice Boxes u.
Assortment Mats, &c, &c. 80 ----.--
ALSO, ri !;
60 CASES SHOES, ;
CONSISTING CT: -:
MEMS BUFF CONGRESS BOOTS .s.,;
Balmorals, Oxford Ties Children's Serge Boots
Ladies' and Misses Serge Caters
Slippers. Brogans, &c, &c. 9 80 80 + ~
-s==Eszs:A ALSO; s=s2aez3 80
100 pairs PANTALooNs
100 Vests =, .zzlt,z;si ~ ~ 3
so Coats, Frocks and Sacks sz5. ;.=t
Breakfast Shawls, Nubas, Woolen Hoods
Handkerchiefs, Suspendcrs, Elastic Cord
Hooks and Eyes, &C., &C.
The above will positively be sold, as we arc ordered to
close invoices -
Conditions cash. January q
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Two HIGH LOTS ut end of Lmehouse street. known
on said plat numbers IS and %, measuring 81 teet
front and los feet deep iSsf - So .
Terms-Onethird cash. the balance on credit Of one,
two and three years. secured by bonds OF
with interest payable and, mortgages of
s,lred until the bonds paid and the policies to be
signed to the Master Purchasers to pay for papers,
JAMES ". GRAY, -
January 81 thrn8 tu1 ~! Master in Equity.
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The PLANTATION OR TAACT or LAND adjoining
the abovo known Giveham's Tract containing 90
aeres the two together bounded on the north and west
by the road to Bacons Bridge south by lands Of John
Collins and Mrs. Rylc md east by lind OF Col Joseph
Yates. = .@s:Es-i4,+ ss5ss Y -
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H,pgns1As Hall To-N1Gur.-We are requested
by the proprietors Of the Aliltonian Tableaux' to
state th at reserved seats can be obtained at j. NJ
GsRrss Book Store, where a diagram Of tho hall
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Valueble Grocery Stand in Calhoun 6ereet at Auc-
tlon.
BY JOHN $. RIGGS.
On THURSDAY the Oath instant, ut II O'clock at the
corner OF Brood and East Bay will be sold without re-

On THURSDAY the 24th lnstans at II ocIocKs dt inc
corner Of Broad and East Bay will be sold without re-
That TWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE, No.:s94ees' north
side OF Calhoun street. Immediately east Of the African
Church containing four rooms In the second story and
two rooms on theloHer floor, occupied Is Grocery
Store and las been established such for many
The Lot has front Calhoun street Of twentyeight
feet inches and depth of one hundred and fifteen
feet more or less per plot On the promises Is
Kitchen with two rooms, well OF water and outbuidings
Conditions.-Haf cash; balance in siI and twelve
months secured ty bond and mortgage with interest,"
Buildings to be insured policy assigned and purchaser
to pay for papers. Janonry ~
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Residence in Coming street.
RV TDIJIS ID. DCSAOSSURE.

THE DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE situate on the
cast side of Coming street. aud known By The No. 80
containing six upright rooms dressing rooms pantty
private stair and pozzas. On the premises are Brick
Kitchen Carriage House, &C. The Lot measures IS feet
front by 16O feet deep. Apply, Is above, at
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A NEWSPAPER AT A1KEN.-We are pleased at
publishing this morning the prospectus Of q
weekly paper to be issued at the town of Aiken,
nnder the name of the Aikon Press. This pros
porous place only wants q newspaper to make it
one Of the most complete towns in the State, and
we congratulate MIR. RAvENEL and Mr. KIRKLAND
on establishing the Press, which they will doubt
less make one Of our finest country Sheets not
only interesting to their readers but beneficial to
themselves.
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Meeting eff Butchers and Bakers.
Resolved That the thanks Of this body be rendered 10
Mrs. EMILY A.. JENKINS, for increasing the appetteB
of 30 many of our community with her CoLLEToS BIT
rrpa MANY BUTCHERS AND BAKERS.
,,,., II hnw6
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Those SIX LOTS in the village Of Accabee, known by
the numbers T. g. TO- H. 20 and g. asch measuring 100
feet front by 200 feet deep. -. =
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prRsoNA1.-Mr. JOHN FRANCIS MAaURE, NJ. P.
for Cork, Ireland, and editor Of the Cork En-
an,iner, arrived in this city on Saturday from the
West. and is stopping at the Mills House. 1t will
be seen by a notice in to-day's NEWS that he will
address his countrymen and our citizens gen.
erally, at Hibernian Hail. this evening, on the
p esent and Future Condition Of Ireland.
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Three WATER LOTS In Limehouse street. known by
tho numbers Is, 81 and 4S IN plat Of the Idnehouse
Estate; the rst two 81 feet front and l05 feet
deep. - -
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All that PLANTATION situate in the Parish of st.
James Goose Creek on the southwest side Of South Ca
rolina Railroad. - miles from Charleston, measuring 1
acres or less; bounding north on lind MA Dan.
ner cast and southwest by land ofJ. Farley and ThomAA
Hyatt, now Momepoy, and west, on. lands of Thomas
Leadbetter and j. B. Rhame. g.sss
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The PLANTATION known as Golding Tract, contain
ing 49s aces situate In the Parish Of St George Cole
ton District, about miles from Summetyille -
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Shoes. Cutlery, Psrfumery and Soaps. January2l
Small and Desirable Residences. AfiA 3treet.
Brokers and Auctfoneers.
TOMORROW, the 22d instant, will be sold, at public
auction, in trent Of the Old Custom Eouss, at ii
That it'e; oNE.sToRY BRICK HOUSE, known as No. .
m street containing three rooms. and fine oistssa at
tached Tho Lot about As feet by 80 feet
or less. e=zszesza
Tint DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
known as No. IL Mill street. containing four and
pantry this Lot IL desirable Store fronting the
street. formerly occuped by Mrs Coson a. dry goods
store The Lot measures GU feet front by 80 deph
Terms-ono-haK cash; balance payable in one ind
two years with interest secured by bond and mortgage
of the premises property to be insured and policies as
signed. Purchaser to pay N for papors.
January q
Vasuable Plantation near Blutton and House IN
BIZ JACOB Rss5Sni gSmrs 8. CO.
TOMORROW 22d January at II o'clock at the nsFth OF
comfortable two-stosy DWELLING and OUTBUHD-
INGs, one ~ aero lot, in the town Of Blufton.
ALI that TRACT OF LAND Enowu aa Rose Dow P,anta
ton, situated on May River, four a. miles from Blufton
containing thousand ooo Of high land (abou
three hundred Of which clcared} and seventy f7C
acres Of nlnrsh. This place las been under cultivation
this year. aud the lands Of the best quality for Sea
gin house negro houses. Also, belonging to the
above and short distance from it. tract Of ons hun
dred acres of Pine land
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND, within three 9 miles Of Blufiton.
containing seven hundred and a-hRf t752
acres NIL of which s heavily wooded with Oak, Eckor
and Pine; md, being Immediately contiguous to May
River, could be made profitable the sale OF wood
These lands when cleared Of the best quality for Sea
Island cotton Adjoining, snd belonging to this place.
fifteen t1G) aero lot high bluff, May Rlver-for
o settlement and summer residence being perfectly
healthy at all seasons
Terms: For the House and Lot In Butfton "cash for
Rose Dew Plantation one-third 10 cash. balance In one,
cash. balance in one year. Credit portion Of above to be
secured by mortgage Of tho property.
Purchasers to pay us for papors.
January 81 fmw6 g.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE. = :!
sslee EVERY EVENING at 7 O'Clock, by KHROY & Co.,
No. 339 King-street OF general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods Jeweiry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery PerfumeGy and Soaps. JANUARY q
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TIE NonTH BRITISH REynw.-The reprint OF
the December number has been furnished us BY
the agent, MIR. JOHN RUSSELL.
Contents 1. Conclayes. g. On tho Relation n, OF
the Food Of Man to his Muscular Power. 8. The
Tr;ah Chnrch Establishment. 4. The Emperor
Frederick ed the Second S. rofessor Conington's
Alneid. 6. Empedocles. I. Sixteenth Century
Studies The Loss Of Calais. 8. SUBMARINE Iele-
GRANNY
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Uareserued Sale, bq order. former Purchaser.
BY WILBUR d SON

UjH'eserued Sale, bg 0rdert former Purchaser. -
By WILBUR d SON :.
WEDNESDAY, 23d inst, at our sales rooms, corner
State and Chalmers Streets at II O'Clock, will positively
be sold, &
All that LOT or LAND, with the timed roof two and
half story DWELLING thereon, situated IN Calhoun
street. south sido, third door from Smith street. and
Known by the old No. S. measuring In front on Calhoun
street IS feet by los feet in DEPTH more or less The
House coutans six square and two attic rooms, we'll n
ished gas throughout well and cistern on the premises
csrriarc house. stables and all requisite outbuildngs
The salo is positive and sold for cash. Titles indispu
table. Purchaser to pay us for papers. ~
Premises can be inspected at any time previous to
sale Janunry a
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
N O TIC E..
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
No. 254 King street.

TTAuNa BOUGHT OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK oT
III. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at reduced
prices, from p LYONS a now offering the said stock
of Goods at very low figure to mako room for my
purchases which about to mako in all the Northern
ces and hope to receive call from all the former as
well as all tho new customers who are in need of any
goods in my line. Call, one and .ll, and satisfy you-
selves, at No. 254 King street G. A. VISANSKA.
January q 55 pWf3
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

nF ALL KINDS AT LOW PRICES; IRON AND.
" Steel Ploughs, Whoelbarrows, Trucks, Straw and
Stalk Cutters, Corn Shelters, Tanning and Grain Mills,
Cntton Gins Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills,
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and ether Castings, Horse
Power Threslins Machines, duano, Bone Dust Phos-
plate of Lime &C. JOHN MOORE,
December 10 2ruo No 1873 Frontsreet. New York.
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GooD TME.-The Sea Gul, one of MoaDEcA1 d
Co.'s Baltimore line of steamers, arrived here on
Saturday afternoon, ahead of the mail. This was
the case also with the preceding steamer, the
Falcon. The freight lists we're sent by mail, and
in both cases arrived after the steamers. True,
the mails have been delayed by the late snow
storms but the steamers also had TO encounter
rough weather, and in leaving the harbor OF
Baltimore cut their way for some distance through
thick ice.
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=
*This constituent stated by other analysis with its
Combined Water would be 1914 por cent
more admirable fertilizer scarcely lie imagined.
contains nearly everything which Corn Cotton
quires through tho entire sage of th0ir grow.h The
Soluble Phosphate is we'll proportioned to the 1nsouble
while tho latter contains 40 much Animal Mntter TO in
sure its perfect disintegraon and it thereby becomes
fitted for IN early absorption by tho plant
Very respectfully yours,
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uz,sa6le Sea Island Cotton and Rice Plantation,
on tie Ashepoo Riper.
BY CLIFFORD q MATHEWB8,
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad Street. j

At Private Sale
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLANTATION, on
the Aahepoo River near the Charleston and Savannah
airoad containing 1910 of8nd-400 OF high
land cleared, $50 Of rice land under bank, WIN
good landings and healthy summer residence. On
tho place is dwelling and oubldings stable, barn,
overscers house, and good negro quarters Largo cro
ha1e bccn made on these lands which OF the heat
quality, sud situated at fine pitch of tide for flowing
and draining mwt6 January IA
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rorpr or GEsRRAL SESSIONS AND CoMXoN PLEAS,
Saturday. January 19.-The trial Of the Stale cs
Horace Greeley and John Bull tor murder vas re-
snmed. The argument for the defence was opened
by ". z. M1KE1L, Esq, who was followed Dy Il.
W SEYMOUR, Esq, The defence was concluded
by the Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, who, IN an able argu-
nnent, exhibited to the jury all the redeemmg
points in the case of his clients.
The Attorney General, I. ". HAYNE, Esq, closed
The prosecution in brief but compendious state
roent of the case and the Judge having charged
+ha inry. thew retired aud, after short absence,
,at,rned verdict Of guilty for Horace Greeley and
not gull 'or John Bull.
The Grad Jury returned the following Bllls
with their findings:
The State us. MICHAEL LAwIEss, dttas LA1l1s-
The State us PATRICK MAR1oN-Receizng Stolen
Goods. True Bill.
The State vs. JAMES WALsH-Ennbe bezziement. NO
Bill.
The State us. EDWARD REYNo1Ds-R Retailing
spirituoua Liquors without License. No Bill.
n1srR1or CouRr--Judge LOGAN presiding.-Sat-
nrday being sentence day, the whole morning vas
occupied in arraigning the prisoners and n1lng
their sentences.
Nicholas Taglierani, for assault and battery, Was
saptenced to five days Imprisonment or else pay
the costs Of prosecution.
Jas. Williams and Jno. Robertson, larceny three
months in the Jail or Penitentary.
Abraham Iilienthal, for the false imprisonment
of Peter Smith > $40 fine and the costs of suit.
Charles and Catharine Gefars, assault and bat
tary: $40 fine and costs.
Jno. skedell, assault and battery of IN aggra-
ated character three months in the jail or Penl-
tentiary.
Asberry Jones, larceny; four months imprison-
ment.
Middleton W. Smith, larceny; three months i'm
prisonment.
Peter Palmer alias Holmes, larceny; ten days
Imprisonment.
Laurence Hill, assault aud battery; six months
imprisonment.
Jemes Hall, larceny ak wsens imprisonment.
Frank Bostic, larceny; ten days imprisonment
Robert Williams and VIM. Armstrong; larceny !;
FIVE days zach imprisonment.
Thomas Cramer, larceny; $40 tine and COSTS
Theresa schweitzer, assault and battery; appeal.
lizzie Underhill, larceny IS and costs.
Robert Cotton, assault and battery; $40 fine and
costs.
Harry Marzyck, larceny; six weeks imprlso n
ment.
rzp sroNBwA1L FIRE CoMPANY.-This IS, we pc
,ava the Youngest Fire Company in the clty. out
r. vouth is no reproach for its members are, WIN
scarcely an exception, those who have borne Tue
heat and burden Of the war, and who Whoh tnoy
returre ed home, with energy still unezpended' en-
rolled Themselves in the Department, and ::avlns
done good service in the field, have now taken 70
the 6re-side. hey celebrate their trst ann'sersa-
~ tonight, and will commemorate the occasion IN
q manner becoming their name and company. line
Fire Department Of Charleston RANKS aesersea!S
high and the young stonewal is one OF lts ofleh''
est ornaments.
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AGRICULTURAL.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GlLlNO.
{COF1.J
CHAn1.rsToH, January 10, 1857.

lcorr.
CHAnLEsTos, January 10, 1857.
Ur. J. N. Robson:
DEAR S1n: find the following composition In the
ple selected by yesterday ron lot of 100 tons Of the
Soluble Pnoinc Gurno at present iii your warehouse
Hygromstric Water, separated at ali deeresa " $3.50
Combined Water and Organic lIater tho latter rich
probably to the extent Of nearly per cent?. . 1880
Soluble Phosphate of Lime after igntion* 14.r0
Insoluble Phosphate $500
Suphuric Acid, with sulphates of Lime, GRgnesa.
Potash and Soda, with traces of Chlorides of
the same basis, about. out...................... 6.es
Sand. $40
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Mules and Horses at A1ction.
nv r. mr. MARSHALL K RR(1.

BY II. M. MARSHALL & BRO. 5 So
TOMORROW, 22d inst; at II O'clock will be sold at the
Hills House stables, In Chalmers street. -.
25 head prime MULES - s=,F3.,.i
Horses. .e.-z' - = : - - .s,.zFttS
CondiHons-Sums under $500 CASH; $500 to $1,000 80
days. over $1,000 at so days. by approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest at 10 per cent January a.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction snlea This Day.

Auction Snles This Day.
M111aAN ME1cnERs l. Co. win sell this day, at the
wharf foot of yendue Range at II O'CLOCK. inc sooP
Emi.ie, Of about five tons capacity.
T. w. Knox will sell this day, at their salesrooins,
No 13s Meeting street. at 10 O'clock tho stock OF TO
tail store also several lots ladies' and ehildrens boots
and shoes, watches, &c.
ApalHAns Sons will soil this day, at their sales
room No. IS Hayne street. at balfpast 10 O'Clock cloth
ino brosdcloth alpacas satines, hlies cloth cloak'
nc, &c.
o.
A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use are PAfKs1Ns
Hepatc Btterr They never fail to give relief Try
hotte and be convinced For sale by oil Druggists IN
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n5- chance to obtain any OF tbs above articles for
One Dollar by purchasing scaled e clope for Is cents
:, Entire satisfaction guaranteed to Il.
r- tickets for Oc Dollar, 13 .or Two Doars SS for
Five Dollars. Great inducements to Agents.
Letters should bo addressed
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T. FLUALIN.

HUDSON, MICHIGAN, August 80, 1866.
$ January p
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All that LOT or LAND with the two-story Wooden
Dwelling and o:buldings thereon 6ituate the Go1h
eido of Bull street. and known Us No. IT, measuring In
front 70 feet and in depth LA fest moro or less bound
Ing North Bull street. east on lot OF F. schaf west
on lot Hopton, and south on lot Of John Francis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-05
rapoleon,s visit to austria.
BY STEAMER.
Arrival OF lhe Oymbria.

New YORK, August 3.-The steamer
Cymbria, from Hamburg, via Southamp-
ton July "a, arrived early this morning.
\ The Kings of Bavaria and Portugal had
arrived in Paris.
The statement that the King of Denmark
would visit Paris was pronounced unfound-
ed.
George Dixon. Liberal, has been elected
member of Parliament from Birmingham.
60 succeed the late Mr.. Schotield as Mr.
Bright's colleague. Coventry had also
elected Liberal.
A Cretan squadron being organized at
Athens torgive chase to the Turkish fleet
is composed of six vessels, with thirty guns
each.
The blockade runner Arcadia had COM
pleted her nineteenth voyage to Crete. dis
embarked vount ers and cargo and took
aboard three hundred women and children
for Greece. +a
Mahomet Pasha had been surrounded by
insurgents in Crete. About Thousand
Sphakivt women and children had taken
refuge in the mountain caverns, where
they were in danger of being killed by the
Turks.
The foreign Consuls protested against
any unnecessary violence, and the Engllsf
Consul sent steamer to protect them.
A Eucharist telegram says the Governor
has ordered severe measures taken to pre-
vent the meeting of the Morldavlan Sena
| tors aud Deputies, which has been con
| voked. 1t was believed the object of thi
| meeting was to promote the separation o
the Romania principalities.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO. 2.
Kellew Fever on Board the u 8
steamer ReaacR.


steamer Resaca.
SAN Francisco, CAL. August 2.-The U.
S. steamer Resaca has arrived here from
Panama,with yellow fever on board;reports
6S cases-eighteen deaths. Most OF the
dead were buried at sea. The sickness is
confined to the crew, 135, there being but
case among 20 officers. 16 cases are re-
ported ON board now. No communication
between the vessel and shore is permitted.
Registry of voters.4s s,f-
The registry of voters is proceeding in
this city. Nearly 10000 have already reg
istered.
. .>T s Internal Revenue. r.F
The internal revenue receipts at San
Francisco in July were nearly half a mill
lion dollars. .I.
Arrival of the Montana.
The Pacific mail steamship Montana has
also arrived from Panama, with New York
passengers, July 1lth. Six cases of fever
are reported, but two deaths from other
causes. .ii'
The Central Pacific Railroad.
The Central Pacific railroad is just COM
pleting the grading twenty-five miles east
of the summit of the mountains. Iron is
now being hauled to lay track. The sum-
init tunnel will be done in two months.
Business
Business with Nevada is large.
We have fifth arrival from the Northern
Codfisheries to-day; total catch this sea-
son, 122000. ~
Receipts OF wheat continue large at s1.sO
to $l.s5. .1 EH -e
Branch Mint, @
The coinage of the branch mint for the
fiscal year ending June was over nineteen
millions.