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MACMILLAN left two wills, one dated
at Miramun. Austria, in 1864, mixing
the Empress Carloita his sole heiress.
and the other written AT Quereiaro few
days before his death. leit nearly all his
property to the Arch Duke Erancis
Charles The commission appointed. by
the Emperor Francs Joseph will follow
the former
Two Paris stockholders have laid q
wager of $lOO, 400 on the probabilities OF
Gen Grants being Emperor Of The United
Siates 10 Eve years.
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>C'WEI-t;Ris o.p.-In Cambridge, @ g. 7ih
lv Rev El~in Wh'el-k.' Henry Is. Scovel. Ct
mwail aud Lizzie T. Gri>woid, Of Cambridge
BIssAc-YALE.-in Kee>eville, Sept. %, b,
Rev. }. NJ Elserton, Mir. VI. H. Bi>,ac OF Man
chester, Mich and Julia T. Yale. OF Mil dleJnry,
VI.
WILCOX, TAYL"R.-At Schroon Lake, n. Y,
on TUESDAY Oct. LIST. br The kcv. Ge,. God. al
the residence "i rhe bre's parents II. G. Wilcox,
{" New iolk to Victoria A. TAYLOR, Of the for,
mer place No carls.
RoBBISs, Bull In Hancock. Oct. 9Th bv
Rev. Geo. 5 Guernsey Mr.. james Walter Rob
bins OF Roadway, Union 80 Ohio and Mis-
J .>sie Nelsne Bull Of Hancock
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Corn SHELLER.-Among the article,
on exhibition at our recent Far YVES Brin
kerloff's Corn Shelter, exhibited by the
agent for this County, II J. Wilcox. We
have carefully examined this machine,
and have no hesitation in pr,nonncing 1t
far in advance Of all its competitors so
far as we have seen. 1t readily adapis
itself to ears of any size or shape, shells
clean, with great rapidly, and at the
same operation separates the corn from
the cob, the chaif from the corn and
delivers the corn ready for the market.
The whole affair is simple in construction,
durable, and easily operated by one per
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The annual elections of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa occurred on
Tuesday Last. They have exhibited an
unpleasant reaction against the Republi-
can party Pennsylvania has gone Dem-
ocratic, elecIing Democratic Judge Sliars-
wood as Judge Of the Supreme Court,
over the Republican candidate Judge
Williams, by majority of from 1000 to
5000. In Ohio the result of the election
of State officers is still doubtful. IL j.
probable Gen. Hays, the Republican cam
didate is elected 10y small majority,
while the Legislature is Democratic. which
will secure Democrat for l.. 5. Senator
in place of Ben Wade The equal suf-
lrage amendment was defeated by large
majority. In Iowa the Republican state
ticket is elected by diminished majoritics.
Samuel Merrill is Governor. Indiana
chooses only county and other local Of
ticers, and but small vote was piled
though the Democrats claim TO be in
majority.
The President is happy over the result
ot the elections, regarding it as an en-
dorscmcnt OF his policy, though the Dem
ocrats don't admit it, and nobody else
thinks that the significance. In Penn
sylvania it might have been personal
qualifications for the Office, as every one
admits that party considerations should
not enter into judicial elections, though
it is generally accepted as reaction
from the extreme views lately urged. In
Ohio the idea of equal suffrage, which
has never been so popular as it deserves,
was somehow connected with the main
issue in the minds OF rot few Repub-
icans, and the careless security Of the
long victorious party may account for
part of the falling off and perhaps all.
but we are inclined TO think there is an
actual reaction, as also in case OF the di-
lninished majoriiies of iowa and Indiana.
The detection is not, however, serious
one, and indeed, its effect may be happy.
1t will place the Republicans ON their
guard They will be less likely, in fu-
lure, to place in rcmlraiion men who
are entirely united for the position, and
les s likely &c depend upon their general
strength and neglect &c Use the proper
mcars lc:- the achievement OF SUCCESS.
We are lolh t" ,hiuk the enligh cncd
people are making retrograde movements
in their onward march towards higher
civilization. We want continual prog
.ress. Hence we are inclined to take tic
most favorable view of the situation.
We can hardly Lelieve the elections
cea have any effect on the impeachment
question. If Andrew johnson has been
guilty of high misdemeanors and the maj
GRITTY Of the House of Representatives
honestly ti.ink So we cannot think they
will shirk the responsibility. The Elections
may haze in1nece on this question in one
way, that is, by causing the President, in
his elation, to develop some Of his bold
schemes for the dispersion or control of
Congress when they meet again. In such
an event there is no hope for him.
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@rhe event of the week, in Now
England. has been the visit of The gallant
Phil. Sheridan, with enthusiastic popular
receptions at Boston and some of the
other principal cities.
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The want OF good CJniilion Powde
has long been felt bv horse nan, which W.
are pleased toannounce has been fully mt
by the proprieiors of SheriIan's Condition.
Powders.
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HE AMERICAN CooKING S,ovE..-
lhe following letter speak, for itself. and
Is conln>ive evidence Of the snprriority of
the American Cooking ; owe over all
Others
Geneseo n. Y July rs, 1865.
.ucsSrs S.'ea, Packu,qi D. Co.
Gents i am soon To return to Yer.
mont, and wish you TO forward to my
address Immediately. by railroad to Man
chester Vermont one of your No 8, I'm .
proved Americans, with Extension Top.
when IT is received | will remit the MON
ey.
was the first man who purchased
your stove in this town, three years ago.
and now it is tie stove Of the place.
We had previously used the Stewart
Stove five years, and we find The Ameri-
can better stove for ere,y kind Of cook.
ing. In IL CT We are fully convinced that
it is the best cooking stove extant.
The one we have is a No Q, and lar
ger than we need so, to get the size We
wish, and t. save transportation, we Sc |
this (and tor more than il cost three wears
ago) and order the ncw one So push it
along. Very respectfully yours,
IL. l.. CHENEY.
For Sale by,
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After twenty wears experience IN the nanufac-
tnre OF stoves. We became convinced some six
wears since that n vast amount OF money was
icing expended lv the people Of this country, In
huying cheap and almost worthless stoves. fa,ye
portion OF With was wasted: and that true
economv consist ell in buviny he hest stove. that
could hr made, notwithstanding the price was
higher. With this view we proceeded to con-
Srtct the American Cooking Stove, and spared
no pains or expense to make it the best and mo-,
prri-ct stove that could he made. And We have
Experimental with 1t. and carefully watched Us
'perniiun Tor the last six wears and when an i'm
provemcnt suggested itself, we have at once
adopted it, and we have several ol II rse improye-
mcrts secured by letters patent. In this mannrr
we do not hesitate to INV we have hrou,ht II To-
h-h ,atc II perfection than has heretofore beer,
IA ned in cooking stoves. The recent improve
ncnts IN this stove has al e larvelv to It's con-
v"ne &C and effectiveness In all the varieties of
stoves we manufacture. we study usefulness du-
ra'ilitv. convenience aud economy in operation
rather han cheapnes. in price aud in So doing we
arc satisfied we study the interest OF those pur-
cha ing our stoves.
For sAl. hy
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SCHENECTADY, April 26, 1866.

MrsSRs. Sns,R. PACKARD & Co.,
Gents 81 have been tor some time using one
Of YOUR I'm, roved American Cooking Stoves and
| must. in justice to Won, add my testimony in
favor Of its MANY excellent qualities and superior
merit 1t is splendid baker quick and sure in
all its operations; economical in fuel, and in point
OF workmanship and finish seems to lie perfect !:
and as the people become familiar with its great
superiority all others its sale must he largely
increase
Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM WELLS,
Pref Modern Languages. Union college.
For sale nv NJ. II. WEIGH.
vol 80 no 29tf
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TO FARMERS & COUNTRY MER-

FLOLR, MAPLE SUGAR FURS. GRAIN
SKINS OIL. HOPS, VEGETABLES,
FRUITS, BUTTER AND CHEESE,
LARD. EGGS. POULTRY, HAY
FISH, WOOL. &C., &c.
HAVE Large experience in the sale Of Proiuce.
and eau obtain the llIGHrsr Price for the sape,
aud make full cash returns within ten DAYS from
the receipt OF the goo.ls.
The highest change ior selling is 5 per cent.
weekly price current sheet is issued by me, which
will send FREE To any one desiring it.
CASH ADVANCED literally On eonsignments
when desired. II produce taken charge "f hv
f,ithiul men in my employ when it arrives l
have large warehouse, capable oi bvhiiiig 5000
barrels. | can give reference to parties tor whom
| have done business in all parts OF the country.
Scn( for copy Of Prce Current and mark all
shipments
JAMES W. EDGERLY,
29:3 cow 81 kmeeland St, Boston.
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ALBANY, September 10. 1867.
TT The American Cooking ) owe has Just he, n
'warle two first premiums, one for coal and on,
for wood at our County Fair, and the follt win
telegram has just been received from the Site
Fair at New jersey:
FAIR GRouSns, THrSroy, Nj, Sept. -, Co.
To SHEAR, Packard g. Co., ilbdny, ". 7:
The American cooking Stove was AWARDED tp A.
first premiums all others. at our Fair TODAY
''llurrah " ISAAC DuSy & So>s
Thus it will be seen that the superiority of the
AnerSam is SO marked md drciled shat when
ever anil wherever is put on exhibition and
comes under the exau isaticn OF praeiiay and
scientific men, it sweeps the board and takes all
the premiums.
These Stoves are ssr sale by
NJ H. WEIGH
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Have you any implements rotting OF
Tusting out in the weather
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RussEI.-ln New Orleans. Oct. lst Of yellow
fever. Dr. Nm. Is. Russell aged 81 wears, son Of
NDr. W. p. Russell Of this place.
1NAKE YOUR CHOICE!
N ONE DoiLAk commission will lie allow ell to
ANY person sending the names Of Two new sub
scribers with the money for one year.
A Cary or THE OBSERVER for one wear will he
sent to ANY person sending US four subscTi-
bers and fourteen dollars.
A sos SEWING MACHINE, either Wheeler &
Wilson or Grover & Biker, will be sent to ANY
person sending us the Names Of EIGHTEEN NEW
SuDscmBERs to the
NEW YORK OBSERVER,
with the money 500 for one year in advance.
We have sent away as premiums more than
SEVEN HUNDRE
of these Machines and they give universal salts
faction.
The new subscribers may be from one, or from
various places.
CT Send by check, draft, or Poet Office order.
Sample Copies and Circulars sent free.
Terms, IS so year. in advance.
SIDNEY Z. MORSE, JR., & Co.,
81 Park Row, New York.
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81. II. WEIGH.

BrRNAHpsTcS, Mass. Sept. Is, 1866.
SHEAR. PACKARD & Co.
Gents: Last winter | used one OF YOUR
American Improved stoves. and having used IN
wears past. the Stewart | am prepared to say
that for all purposes the American is preferable.
We feel we cannot well do without the American
in our family. Yours truly,
J. +. CRnwI-
Mnis'er Of the Gosp-i.
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NJ. II. WEIGH.
BUFFALO, Sept 6, 1855.

BUFFALO, Sept 6. 1855.
Mevrs. SnIAR, PACKARD & Co.:
Gentlemen: Enclosed ind draft ior amonnt Of
your bill for the seven-inch American CoufiB.,
Stove. The stove arrived all right AID am rum
ming it with waste shingles, which buy at shin
Gle factory, Mt c'~i OF seventy cents per week
and can run it with coal ats 50 par ton, for less
used ie run an eilhtuch for eighty-iour cent,
per week-coal 80 per ton-and kept fire night
and day. have sold hundreds of STYLES of stoves
but | say, without prejudice (now that ] am out
nuncal, convenient, well arranged and durable
stove the American and think its equal has
not vet been furnished to the American market.
Yours truly, s. Z ROSE.
For Sale by
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STRAYED
- Came into the enclosure Of the subscri-
Der, Oct Sd, TWO heifcr calves One is rcd
and the other nearl bla k with line backed
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take them away
CHARLES BLAIR.
New Haven, Oct. l4th, 1867 29;w3
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OR1fN Mrsrc. One of the great oh
stacl's in the encouragement uf young
would-be organists, is the inaccessibi,i,y
of the large church organs to any but the
o,ganist of society, who is certo;nlv
privilege in having such an instrument
Mt his disposal. lie, even, IL debarr, A
from practising in the winter season. ,w.
ing to the absence of warmth in the editice
on secular days. A celebrated Europcan
organst, while recently examining and
operating upon onc of Mcssrs 4 d. &
III. w. Smiths larger siz ii American
Organs remarked that he WIS fully con.
WINGED that for tie prari,e of organ
music and development of contrast in
registration and blending of stops, these
peculiar instruments were the best he ever
had seen. which would serve TO devotion
the ingenuity of the player, especially the
student who would with r.markable ease
transfer with practical advantage his ex.
perience thus obtained to the largest pive
or5nn. and at tbs Same time have the cnn.
vrnicnre OF parctIsi' e at hone.
! he contrast in the voicing Of the siops
in Messrs. Smiths Organs is W marked.
the shades Of expression 81 delicate. md
the gra'ua'ons of power so entirely nn,lcr
the control. that an intl,finite variety in
IN the combination NAV he otnincd. The
manipulation anil response are 81 free lhn,
moi only my the lighier styles Of or,nn
music he satisfactorily Performed, bn,
'r"nScripions from ib" PIP liar over nrcs
may he rx' cn'rd with the fin At eff &c
while the smrll amount of space which
they occury in the draw inv r,pon or mar.
ior. comment them to all VITO are inter.
eslcd in organ mnsr
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NEW BOOK BiNDERY.
~ The subscriber having established . new
BiNDERY In the Stone Block. directly over the
Book Store, would solicit n share Of the patron
age Of the public, hatterng himself that his ex-
perience in Binding will give entire satisfaction.
BLANK BOOKS DAY BOOKS, JOURNALS
AND LEDGERS.
made to order and bound In the best possible man.
ner Magazines, Pamphlets, Law and Miscella-
neous books bound with nratness aud dispatch.
NJ Orders left at Dickinson's Book Store
will be promptly attended to
GEO. c. CHASE.
vcrgeanep, Oct II 1897. 23we
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The New York Evening Post, telling
what is the admonition given to the re
publican party by the results Of the recent
elections says:
'It cannot be denied that there has
been good deal of incunsiierate. aud
even dangerous legislation in Congress
during the past two years. There has
been ii great deal more incon>ilerate and
dangerous talk. There are still threats
made by men who ought to know etter,
which are nothing less than revolutionary,
and Of these things the people are getting
weary They tell their representatives
liz Congress that instead OF listening to
their enthusiasts, TO their extreme men, to
their Summers. their Showcases, their But
lers, it would be b,t'er to listen to the
dictates of good sense, to the strict re-
quirements Ct constitutional law, and to
men of moderation and craftsmanship"
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OUTER! BUTTER!l
- Good Prime Butter wanted every d,v in
the week. (Sundavs excepted for which will
paw the highest market price in cash on delivery
at my store l. II SAYRE
Miudieourv, w., sept. Z, 1867 24tt
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Il This is to notify all persons, that, whereas
my wife Mary Squire has left nv bed and board
without anv Just pruyOcaiiun, ] hereby forbid u II
persons har oring OF trusting her on my account,
after this date.
4. G. SQUIRE
New Haven VT. Sept. 27.1s67. 3w
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Try box Of POLAND S PLANTATION ONT
MENT. The best salve in the World. Take no
other, but insist Oh having this.
For sale by all Drugg ists and country dealers.
DR.. } w. POLAND, Manufacturer.
2s;v1 (See ADVERTISEMENT
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OUR COUNTRY.

1t is hardly necessary at this time to alluae tn
the part taken by Vermont in the late rebellion.
We have reason to he proud of her recorl. Here
We stand equal with AN, of our sister States.
Let us not he deprived Of the fruits Of our sac
rifces of men and money by executive interference
and by the removal from official position Of men
of firm and consistent loyalty and patriotism
Let us see that the cause We gave the lives Of our
sons to establish is henccforrh maintained and
that we receive the benef If our sacrifices in the
permanent establishment of this Union on princi-
Piles Of justice and equal rights; and to that end
let us "urge Congress to act bravev and thor
oughly in the adoption Of whatever measures
may be requisite for the establishment Of peace
and prosperity Throughout, the whole country"
1t is no time now to take step back ward hut
''a'lvance the whole line, 4" hold the positions we
have won, and with our fathers declare and main
tain that ''all men equally free and independ-
ent, aud have certain natural, inherent and inal-
ienabie rights. among which the enjoying and
defending life aud liberty, acquiring, possessing
aud protecting property, and pursuing and obtain
ing happiness and safety"
Finally, let us remember that sit is not In man
that walketh to direct his steps," and that all our
la D0rs are 'uo,hing worth" without the ERECTION
Of that Infinite Wisdom whose guidance invoke
IN all your deliberations.
JOHN b. PAGE.
Montpelier, October II. 1867.
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>OO~NO-~O~~~O~N~O~
RussEI.-ln New Orleans Oct LIT Of yellow
fever. Dr. Wm. H. Russell aged 81 wears, son Of
NDr. W. p Russell oi this place.
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The result Of the elections has had u
suddenly SOLDERING influence, like a bucket
of cold water on the head Of drunken
man, and the inclination now will be to
moderate AMI reasonable u rils The
scheme of Butler and Wade to dispose
the president first and impeach afterward
will no more he heard Of, and imp 'ach-
mcnt itself will only be named by the
more impul,ive politicians.
.Spriocf ID Republican
II seems TO us more probable that the
success of the Democracy at the recent
Elections will encourage the President to
acts of lawlessness which will ensure hi,
impeachment and removal. Let the country
be prepared for violeLce in cise it comes
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

SEALED PROPOSALS will bo rooo;,
~ at this office, until IL m. on MONn,kse%o
inc 2Oth instant-at which time thcx tn;,;
DC opencd-for furnishing the Quartermo "t,'
ter's Department at this Post with WO0E
ioT rs SIX months, ending October 81. 1857
BIDDERS will state the price per cord re-
spectlvely, at which merchantable P;no
ana Oak Wood will bo delivered in this
city, at such time and in such quantities =
the Acting Assistant Quartermaster mar
mrect; tho quantity required monthly MOI
TO exceed, probably, thirty cords of Pine
and twenty cords Of Oak
Two sureties, in the sum OF Two HIM
dred Dollars each, to be named in the nro.
posal, will be required for the faithful per.
tormance OF tho contract.
Payment to be made monthly. by the
proper discussing officer, in Government
funds.
Proposals must be marked "pronoaal,
for Wood" and addressed to tho under.
signed, who reserves the right to reject
any bid deemed unreasonable. BY order Of
Brevet Maj. Gen. r. o. TYLER.
Chief Q. M. I'd Military District
s. P. JOCELYN,
LIST Lieut.. 9th U. s. Infantry.
Acting Assistant Quartormaster.
Office A. A. Q. NJ, Columbia, s. C., Mac
o, IooI. May 9 10
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y F@1e@r@ph.
ErpTeSSlu for the Columbia Phoni.r.
News Items.

ANNApo11s, MD, May 1S.-The
convention reported bill of rights
providing for the admission of negro
testimony.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-A fair for
Southern relief, in progress during
the past week, shows between So, 900
and $4,000 profit.
Revenue receipts to-day 5000, 900;
for the week, 50, 100000.
The weeks disbursements of the
War Department were S445, 600;
navy, $311, 1000; interior, 1886, 900.
National bank circulation S298, $685.
600.
LONDON, May 1S.-The Turks
claim great victory over the Cretans
in recent battles
The rinderpest has appeared in
several Counties in England.
PARIS, May 18.-The Corps Legis-
lntlf oppose the Ell 1eror's proposed
army bill.
RICHMOND, May 18.-Gens. Grant,
Thomas and Dent arrived here to-
day, from Washington.
CHARLESTON, May 18.-Arrived-
Steamers Moneka, New York, and
Sea Gull, Baltimore; schooner Bram-
hall, New York. Sailed-Steamer
Manhattan and Emily Soudcr, New
York.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New YORK, May 1S-Noon. Stocks
active, but prices lower, owing to the
report of poor bank statements.
Gold 367S. sterling-sixty days az;
sight 1O15. The shipments of gold
to-day reach 50, $50, 900. Flour IOc.
lower. Wheat dropping. Corn 1c.
better. Mess pork $23. 2O(623. 25.
Lard quiet, ut 12I@131s. Cotton
steady, at 2S1s.
7 p. M.-Cotton n shade easier:
sales 900 bales, at 2S. Flour dull,
and 15(O25c. lowcr-supcrfne State
SlO.75G11.S0; extra $12(G13.25.
Wheat dull, ut 1(G2c. lower. Corn
opened firmer, but closed quiet and
rather easier, at 81. 3O(G1.31 for old
mixed, and $1.2301.25 for new.
Whislley tirmer, at 33(G34 in bond.
Mess pork dull, closing at $23.25.
BALTIMORE, May 1S.-Cotton quiet
and scarce-middling 2S(02S1$. Cof-
fee dull-prime Rio scarce, at.1S1$G
19-gold. Flour dull and nominal,
at yesterdays decline. Corn $1.19
for white and yellow; Western mixed
1.O7(01.1O. Provisions dull but firmer
and prices unchanged Sugar firm.
w
New ORLEANS, May 1S.-Market
unchanged; sales of 900 bales cotton
low middling 25@26. Receipts
374 bales; exports 1858. Sugarland
molasses-no sales-nominally un-
changed. Flour dull and nominal
superfine S12.75; choice extra $17.75
Corn in good demand and declined
5c.-yellow and mixed S1.25(M1. 80;
white S1.35. Lard dull and lower
tierces nominally 130131I. Pork
very dull. at $24. 25024.37. Bacon
in good jobbing demand-shoulder
retailing ut 9l5; rib sides 12,.,; clear
13I4(0131a. Gold 3524.
SAvAENAH, May 1S.-Cotton easier.
with sales OF 200 balcs-middlings gs
2G. Receipts $50.
MOBILE, May 1S.-Sales of cotton
700 bales; market quiet -middlings
%. Receipts 56 bales.
CINcINNATI, !, May 1S.-Flour firmer.
Corn quiet and dull. Whiskey 3OM
80. Mess pork dull, at $3.50. Ba-
con stendy-shoulders .; clear sides
II. Lard 12aI.
CHARLESTON, May 1S.--Cotton
quiet; sales 20 -middlings 27(0
27la. Receipts $40.
AUGUSTA, May 1S.-AIarlct dull,
and declined sc. sales so bales
middiings 24W24.is. Receipts 46
bales.
LIvERrooL, May 19-Noon. Cot
ton opens Quict-middling uplands
113sd.; Orleans 1121d. Markets
generally quiet Corn further de-
clincd-quoted at 41s.
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FOR SALE

5 able kEsfpENoE and 'ne LOT, fo%'Gft, in tSo
xaH city OF Columbia, known as the Ran.
dolph house. Has six large rooms. base
ment, kitchen, &c. Terms very easy. For
particulars, apply to d. B. DESAUSSURE.
Esq, Columbia, or to tho subscriber.
May thm6 WM. DOUGLASS