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closing at s22 regular s22 00a$22 10 for 65a66 mess
$40 for prime and s22a$2225 for prime mess also ior
future delivery 1850 bbls b. o. and o, April ana may
at s1S 20a$23 25
BrEF-Is steadily held, iut not very active. Sales
were made Of $50 bbs at 34as90 for plain western mess
and $19, 80 a$23 80 for extra do
BACON SDEs-The market Is quiet Prices are aooutt
the same Sales were made Of 800 boxes at ~ aos
short rib 11Ac for clear, for bellies IN Boxes ana
11Mc for do In bulk.
T1ERCE BEEF!The market fs more acuve at tu1t
prices We notice sales Of $40 tcs at $S6 for prime mes
and India mess on private terms. .E
BEEF HAMs-Are firm at $40aSA6.
CUT MEATs-Are quite dull and heavy. The sales are
s45 pkgs aH8Aa9c for heavy shoulders ID SWEEP NcSe
and 1Sc for hams We quote hams In dry sait at iAa
1Sc, and 13a14c for de- In sweet pickle.
BuTTER-rease butter sells freely to Shippers a. lu
1Sc other descriptions are dull and heavy at ABOUT
former rates.
CHEEsE-The market is quiot. We do not learn OF any
change in the market. ;,
LARD-The market is dull and prices arc quite nomi:
nal The sales 430 tierces and bbls We quote NO
to kettle rendered city 12Aa12; No Western at
steam rendered and kettle dried do 12NalSc anu Ket.
tie rendered d at 13Hs135ac.
EIcEThe market more active but at prices favor
ing the buyers Sales were made of 100 derces common
to good at 10a10Tc.
SUaAR-Raw is in good demand ut firmly held rates,
We quote fair to good refining at 10al0bc Inc saies
are 900 hhds Cuba at 10Aal1 49 hhds Porto Rico at
Aa11 Nc and 615 boxes Havana at l1a NC In Iennea
there s good business doing We quote soft yellow az
1sa1aAc: soft white at 13Na14Kc, and crusned pow
dered and granulated at 15o
FnE1aErTs-To Lvsrpool-30 900 bushels corn at 1Aa
Sd and per steamer, 10000 bushels corn at AZ
bushels peas at 3D. Two barks British, the otner
Italian to Cork for ORDERS with 5000 quarters corn escn
OF 5s6d.
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State Items
State ItemS.
:Wa5na: haoiIpa toisafn that malignant form

Waaa painpa toslaaEn that malignant form Of
p5e1nonia Is prevailing in portions of the DISTRICT
and has proved fatal in many cases.
Dnrine the! past two weeks Mrs. Means an9
danebter of this vicinity have fallen victims, and
Mrs. Cochran, another Of the family, is now iylng
dangerously i'll. ...is.. >, ~ -
on Sunday last, EIrs; Thomas Crawford was at
tackled in similar way, and expired in lew
hours. W .,4
During the past few days we have also to an
nounce the death of Wm. Alexander brennan, OF
tie neighborhood OF Calhouns Mills, and Mrs; III: L.
Wilson, of this vicinity Truly, ''n the midst OF
life we are death 3 : -A6bepAe Press
The Sumter news is informed that ire TOOK
place atTinmonssillao the night Of the I'd INST,
which ;dek#psed sthss Temperance Hal and TWO
stores.
ANOTHER Fgosr. There was slight frost no.
ticeable in this vicinity yesterday morning. but we
do not bink it inflicted any serious injury on gar
dem vegetation. -PhusniE
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. New Orleans .NIarket.

), NEW :0RLEAas,s ,ssphl 9-CoTroN:-Under the unfa'
vorable influence Of increased depreciation at Liverpool
the this morning with restricted inquiry
aud limited prospect of business. Later IN the
day amore liberal movement developed ITSELF and as the
minority Of those who offered showed decided dsposl-
ton to meet the demand, buyers came forward more more
freely, and sales amounting in the aggregate to $500
bales We're effected two brokers participating In the bus
Prices disclosed no material alteration as COM
pared with yesterdays rates. the principal portion OF
the sales made being at figures appromang to the fol-
iot1ng quotations Ordinary, 24a24 good ordinary
2oa25 &c; low and middling 2sa2sH the
higher descriptions, owing to their scarcity realizing
-aguIes disprop9rtenately high compared with the
Which latter are quite abundant in market
rated to the disadvantage Of the movement in our leading
staple, ,,.a ......:.s,5-
he sales for the past three days comprise 6eOO bales
The recepts proper since Friday evening Excluding the
arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas which are
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Granada for New York-M Mc1nernay,
lady and child Capt R Brown, " HILL " Finney, y
Brinkenhof and lady. Col Taylor. Gen D Lewis,
Jr, Capt s Hare and lady N Hunt, j smith mrs
Healy and two children, SeGgman, G Chand1er,
Moore Mute. Moore, Miss Laura Swift, Mrs Moore.
Morriss and lady, ] Levy Latz, 8 Jenmson,
Riker Miss Frank, Mrs Steubner, Wilson RODGERS
E Bostwick, D Sheehan, q Asher, O Kuh. REM, L
Childs, A Tennay. Kennedy, N Ross, Mrs Enston'
DR. Holmes. .-re.4
Per steamship souder, from New York-C Meyer.
A Wentworth, Kicker, A. Kicker, Miss Gale,
Baboock G Ccrnelson, J Ribble, Miss Blackham,
Roux, Light Miss Light, Miss Matthew's, j
Murray, Capt III Harris, J Bowen and others.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Balhmore-Mrs Waugh an
and child 49,
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort &C.
" Bardwell, s Euistis and ladies, Mrs Morr1-
soD q Hall. R Davis, " Bain, " Broderd, e SAD sad
dler, ) Johnston, a Hewins, Dewhurst ID + u
ler, and deck,
Per steamer w Frazier from Edisto and Rockville
Col d W Smith, G Il Hoppock Il Dash, wv Seabrook,
E Seabrook, " Murray, W Whnley, N Whaley, Major
E Everson, Holmes, Jr, Colcock and deck.
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The BA1r1moRE PRESENTATION CoNoBaT.-Sever-
al arrests hayeheen made in Baltimore OF parties
connected with this affair, charged with obtaining
in9te eua Tie i IAssateH THOSE arrested are Z. f.
PaitheE, Principal Manager; J. q. schiers, Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. J. 4. Hammond, Presi-
dent Mrs. E. a. F. Meares, Treasurer; Patrick
Curtis, Clerk, and Mr.. E.: a. F. Meares. full
investigation has not yet been had, but the parties
have been bound over for appearance before the
Grand jury,
It is much 70. be regretted that such an occur
renee should hive h3pbaned, or that, having hap
pened, it should be made public, for we cannot but
believe that detection is only in part and can
not ba taken as an evidence Of corruption In the
whole body. There areswe doubt not, many hon
orable and benevolent gentlemen associated in the
management di theentMprise, on whom no shadow
olDfeproach can fall, and who should not be held
strictly accountable themselves for the default
of their officers. The great regret is the evil
effect it will have upon truly benevolent OF; %;
iect and the idBHtthss which the public must feel
hereafter in all charitable enterprises Of the hnd.
scheme was first. .insug gprated, will be the only
sufferer :. Yet the fs.tts, as they have been thus
fGr developed should not so materially affect the
pocket nerve OF thinking. persons, as, from the
evidence thus far adduced, the defalcaton has not
only not been with the association as Q body but
was first exposed by it's more upright ot1ce.s and
the prosecution against the parties will be con.
ducteit .oYi the body aa2.whole. We are confident
t31st sne results of the Investigation when heard,
wiz tnlly this opinion, and will serve, not
oMlyf toS restore Gbut to increase the confidence
previously. felt, bY the public IN the purity and
Honesty ufsthe entegprise.7- Wilmington Journal
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consider Chickering b Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone There Is a
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes remarkable for cIearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument while the
base ia distinguished for power without harshness, and
for amagnifcetk sorority.
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| MSPanL daC CassagnacB Bson OF the editor Of the.
Pays wastriet in Paris On the 9th Of March, for
lighting duel with M. de Rochfdort, q brother
]o1rnSliss, and .Huundng him. After: some very
complimentary speeches, ffom the Judge and the
Advocate tgHeta TO n. de Cassagnac (whose
father is, . s5sIneh Government Deputy he was
fined nne hrlncre1 francs
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad.
April 13.

228 bales Cotton, 70 bales Yarns IS bbls Spirits Tur-
pentne 121 bbs Rosin cars Lumber, car Cattle. &c
TO Ebaugh & Mallonee, Rodgers Go, g CLARK Z Z
co, Willis & Chisom, Robinson GO, Dukes q q
whilden, Roper l. stoney, Kirkpatrick, Courte-
nay & Trenholm, Fredsburg, Ravenel co, Fraser
& Co. R Burns, B Agent. E Sloan, Laurey Ae1-
ander, n Goldsmith 4 Sons, Major Parker, Z MORT
mer Fogarhe Stillman, J NJ Caldwell Sons, dlbDes
Co, W W Shackelfoed, Williams, seighrg, wallace
L Bro, NJ Israel, " Elliott.
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/ In England; lately, when the banns OF marriage
we're published id Thornbury Parish Church be-
tween Edwin Murphy and Charlotte Byefeld, the
7 mother !of. murphy Dsa IN the body OF the church,
dite& irish accent, :s'fE: is my son. forbid the
N a ,.rAi oo psf.7r-i =. -. yEs-.. 'Ai
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Aa;oid wonaa Unnamed Rachel Russell, having
been discharged HonG; Tire sworkhouse went to the
house lol her son It sShafhorne, England: He at
tempted to take har Back, because he could not af
ford to keep her she resisted force was used, and
{n theHrpggpe pehe died The son was convicted
Of ahghbe8 Rnb SehteAced toa years imprfs-
vhoonk
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HAY-There is fno change of moment in the market.
Receipts are very fair but there is active demand
and if anything the tendency of the market is more in
sellers favor Shipping parcels are worked al 81 S. and
choice retail qualities in lots 81 70a1 60 Straw does
not change partculary very fair trade in parcels is
quoted at 81 GOAL 25 for good long cut rye.
MoLAssEs-There is III active demand at firm prices.
o notice sales of 643 hhs 35 cs SIS bbls muscovado ut
oa 239 hds Porto Rico ut 5a15c and ut auction 28
bhds Demcrara at 47a67c. months.
NAVAL SroREs-There is little more tone to the mar
ket for spirits trpentnc yet rates arc not materially
changed sales include about 800 bbs in parcels at Tx
a7ac merchantable ORDER for full lots, and Soc in job
hing way Rosins.-There Is less business ut the mo-
ment but this is owing to O reduced stock and an
nYnrness press sales at current prices than from
q diminished demand. Tho sales include 1000 bbls
a 50 co. common is held firmly at s4 with So STE freely
bid. iii, c.
business doing Sales made OF 800 bbs at s22 30
,so3 Is for new Western ness cash and regular way
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, April 12 -CorroN-There was eale OF
150 bales of Georgin Mddng to-day understood at &c.
For Mddlng Upland there is little inquiry but no
transactions reported; quote nominal at 27a27h cents
per ID.
CoEFEE-We report firm market for Rio, and transac-
tons restricted on account of light stock in importers
hands, only invoice of 1000 bags the bark Winfred
bags; prices vary as to quality, from II to &c gold
FLoUR-The market is uncbanged no sales worthy Of
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sHHastAN HousE, CH1uAao, III, ~.

sHERasaN HouaE. OH1oAao,t liz
February II. 1858. .3d:H
MEssRs p n. DRAKE l.. Oo.:-Plesse send us another
twelve OF your Plantation Bitters. As morni99
snnetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed. 7sj .. ,2o., - :. ia
Yours, &C., r-. -os,, GAoE q WALTZ. ri
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand or this article which has not heretofore been
possbie i.i'~s.'s - i.a i'it'' -7J1" . 90
The public may rest assured that in no case Viii the
perfectly pure standard OF the BrTTKRs
departed from. Epery bottle bears the Of oar
signature on sel plate eorautng, or 1t cannot be ge.
ui,ae. s=n = IN y .s='f-- ss,llc'J soI'
bsk Or bu the oa,lor ia stindler and impoier Bewdfs
of refAed bottles See that Pirae Stamp IL UHxpSf
T1IATED sue4y cork g~t.s 81: .-Ii; :JLs glia1
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S.aT:s..1860....

:. Another wonderful Ingredient Of great use among
the Spanish lsdeaf South America imparting beaqts
to the complexion Ind brancy 70 sne nino. ~ yes un
ia name for the present. ,, So r,;, 1sssnf riu"t
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SS3SEF5sS q ~ 60
MSgpbMs EmS a tkdust published in France
thSS @ aHs haas IS feSrs more than $40 various
Journals, ,vnamely: 1888 aueraissensents "a suspen-
bions, and r. suppressions, exclusive, Of judicial
eondenhaf9pH by: mhith about 100 more were
bither put ddwh Altogether or visited with divers
benalties, ,,s -yryr. ,-sf'.f:, hu3 erEfi
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement They have invariA.
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds &C.
kno,,eoed great artists who have visited this country
both for private and public use.
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THALBERG.
GOTTHCHALK.

consider Chickering l. sons' Pianos, beyond com.
parisou the best have ever seen In America.
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on uauu.
clearances comprise 3712 bales for Hayre, and 2sl

The clearances comprise s72 bales for Hae, and 21
for Genoa
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs-On 81 hhds Sugar have been
received from the coast since yesterday No Moasses
There inquiry Today, resulting in sales Of LOO
hhds Louisiana sugar at 1870 per ID for fair and
for strictly prime to choice Of Molasses 40 bbls Light
sold 65a70c per gallon Of the production of Cuba 100
hhds good lot cassed fair sold at per e There
were sales Of Cuba Molasses It is quoted by the
at 56a57c per gallon, at retail 624a65c in largo
lots at 60c.
R1cE-Louisana is scarce and in requostiti is held at
Gallo per fb Carolina commands 11n12c-a cargo is on
the way here India s but is neglected at Sa9c
per fb.
CoRN.-The supplies are light. tho demand is active,
and prices have advanced &c. q bushe The sales to-
day embraced $1,000 sacks. of which 1000 mixed at
1.3O p bushel; 1900 white and yellow, 21l4
white mixed $500 white and mixed, $500 white and vel
low 5000 yellow and mixed, 1000 white and yellow and
500 wte all at 81 so 800 prime white at 81 and 800
do at S5 bushel the market closing firm nt the out
side prices.
OArs-Are scarce and very much in demand Sales es
$500 Sacks of which 400 and 500 Mt &c., OO at 10
and &c.,, and $50 at SIC. 9 bushel
FRE1aHTs-Are very dull. The rates now &c D
b for cotton by steam for New York. IS q hid. for to-
bacco 5Oc q Dbl for -four and &c. sack for corn Sail
for Boston, %c q fb for cotton. Steam for Liverpool,
Id q t5 for cotton SAIL 3za916d. Sa for Havre, ~
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"a pH1rApE1pHIA, 10th Month, 17th Dsy, 1861,
RESPECTED Bn1ENp:.-Hy daughter has been much
benefited by the use OF thy Plantation bitters Tnou
wilt send me. two bottles more. ed y .oyS12 lii y
Thy friend, ,ss.f,fs,a 81 n, Ala SeghE.liNb liNb IL
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nnrina WI 6.t1 fEI & Marcb. .aa5 erniprants

During st7b tfk6t week IN March 825 emlg
from almost every county in Munster, arrived in
Queenstown, seeking passage to America. Three
hundred andr fyer erIobtained- berths and. 52Q re-
manned o6d Tdr ahs steamer There has also
been O. larger than usual emigration at this early
period 'of Tie season from the port OF Lordon-
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WEIILI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever seen In
this country or in Europe.
have never heard perfect; 1t yields every
expression that Ia needed In music, and its quality
capable of change to every sentiment This La
rare power and ia derived from the perfect purity OF
ts Tone together with its sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch.
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"a znile was on her Hp-health was In her look
rtreneth Nss Ia her step and III her hsnds-P1AHrA.

- ~. u, + h..,I,b a. In her Iook
maile was On nsr np.aeaa ~ ~ Me1 ~ iTrs.
Grengtfwas Ia nef step' anu ~ neh
T1oa er17Ess so s:I =. zsS5..,.s.
u q T..a1 HG(...X tti 80 - = ssss.
s 1.a.f. g.,'. o. aIas,s So 2
faw bottIea OF prSHrAT1or. Brrrxns ..i
VIII cure Nervous Head6che. o.. Il, ,55,.s44
7f, = u 3 OoIi Eitrernities and Fever1sh Lips.
somr atonachi and Fatd Brssth hr'1-y alr5 so
!: Fistnlancv and Indipestion ~. !.
=. "a Neryona inect1ons :. -
- ~ RTceasiye Fseique and Short Breath. - -
Mental Dependency. iFa,t.tssg, q, ,te.,.:
Prostrshon; Great Weakness. .zsss,...s.4 -
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Iae Charleston Cotton Market.

;; OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, |
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, April Is, 1867
Buyers operated to limited extent inferior Cotton, in
selling below quotations. but the better
grades continue steady Sales 800 bales say al
ID; at 2O, at "a at a. 81 at 2; IS at 25; "a at
aux; and "a at 26. We quote
q ! 0rdnarv - 24@-
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CAR D..

It Is with feelings Of pride American
that we publish the following testimonials, which have
been received by us recently:
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

~
l,g:i.is:..s.--t - =. - 49,
Reoesued during The month Of August, 1855.
..,s5 ...#sa.5, LONDON. July 26, 1857. .
MHssRs OH1cKEnINa Il 6oNs-Genta: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the arst
composers musicians and professors IN Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation sde my certia.
cate that felt 1t my duty to take Of them with me
TO Europe TO ascertain tho opinion Of my professional
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unanimous they have been on the subject. beg TO
forward at the same time, letter received from my
friend. iir. oo.lsrd which am sure must be crafty
have the honor to be- ssntesaa yers yssH %RH qly
q. ~ . Loaoos 4, January Il, 1855.
Lanes II. Wshh,. .Esa. ~ 50,
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.sEss OHAa D. COLLARD, Gg
Firm Of Collard Colard. Pisnoiorte Manufacturer,
London. ,.s-,z5f: ~
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New York Market.
tNrSr-rv NfAnYET

The New York Journal Of Commerce. of Friday, April 19
says:
Money is In good demand ut very full rates of Interest
large amount has been loaned miscellaneous secn-
rites and as It is called n hcre great deal ofan1ey
and trouble on the part of borrowers in replacing the
loans.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 1.-BREADsTUFFs.-The market
for State and Western -four is ten to fifteen cents
higher on the good grades, while the other
descriptions, though quiet, aro steadily held
Sales were made Of 7sDO bbls at $40 25al1 35 for
superne State; s11 25a12 so for extra state
sI2 GOALS 40 for good to choice do $40 25a1l S5 for
superfne Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, &c. and
s GOALS 10 for extra do s3 2Ua14 rs for choice extra do
including shipping ands Of round hoop Ohio at s2 So
ais S and trade brands Of do at s13 45a14 TO- st Louis
at $1Sa14 80 for spring, and s15al9 for winter closing
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lsMURDHRssN-BRYA EoUaTY.-We learn from gen.
tIerner who arrived in this city yesterday morning,
that two murders have been committed In Bryan,
near Station NC. ~; the past two weeks.
The first cas6 occurred nearly two weeks since. "A
man .named Ryals had sold q wagon for $25 for
which he9otxen orderpnTR Savannah house. BE
took this$ aa#ol lsan9 9gbt $40 worth Of goods and
SIS cash. Waxh &shiss hs started toward home,
some eight or tep miles distant in company with q
negIot 1uiIu 1ST rt AAkon. Iony says he Lett him
whai iS2N!d vi Efra1 miles Of home as he lived
lust By. Eyals never reached his home, but his
body was found lseVafa4 days after in the bushes,
buzzafdS. buzz NS money Vas found On bis person.
The, seeqnf case was a few days .snce. It ap-
pears that a Mr.Hope, from Florida, who is re-
ported. to haYelhada q bad reputation, had been for
some daysin that vicinity, trying to hire negroes
to 70; to Florida. BE suddenly disappeared, and
q fday OF two after was found dead in the woods,
With two gu1shot wounds ddLs in the abodmen. -
No Arrests hnru boon Inndo Though our in8or-
rlants say that .suspicion, points rather strongly
towards ceItain negroes --S0uasnch Advertiser. =
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. Il
SINlILIA sInIILlBUS CURANTUR..s.,e ses
HUMPHREYS 81 g 81. ::
HOmEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

rvAyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExpE.
I'll RIENOE, an entire success: +: :simple-Peompt-Efn7
oient and Reliable. They the only medicines Per-
fectly adapted to popular simple that mistakes
cannot be made In using them; 30 harmless az to
Tree from DANGER aud 30 efficient as to be always reA
Ma They have raised the highest Communication from
ali, and viii always render satisfaction.
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.r:.:tJ-- -'.,::5!f'!ITI q ,.-a'
- COMMERCIAL.
Imports.
,harraige,n.

.-~-"---~ Imports.
IIvERPaGL-Per' ship Mtssouri-2ss9 bars R Iron,
x toDrd9B 109bags Prepared Clay, to Chisolm Bros;
doussgoal Ito Order 81 crates Earthenware, to Or.
DIR; l01sbbls Bottled Malt Liquor, to r Mure & Co;
fHe casAs Bottled Ale TO W Bee Co; 100 cases
Bo4fedtBeer,. to: Green, Trapman Co; crates
<E&Ae1aaze, to- Chisolm Bros; case Cutlery, to
ChSSRT Bros. .'c'' ~
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NEW YGRK-per steamship Granada-13o bales and
SIT bales Upland Cotton 81 bales Doestcs, ITO bbls
;Rosin, Il packages Sundries, 46 bbls Green Peas,
fierce Rice, 8 boxes Dried Fruit.
steamship j " Everman-40
bales Cotton, 80 casks Rice 20 bales Paper Stock,
bale Rags, bale Paper Cuttings, IL bales Yarn, 81
casks Clay, 8 bBls Rosin, ITO empty Barrels $4,000
feet Lumber. ...s