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Notice to Tax-Paycrs

WILL ATTEND at the following .imos and
i places for the purpose Of rcceising Taxes
for the year 1867 t
AT Pickens G. H., MondnJ 10th, Tuesday 18th
y and Wednesday 18th March, 1868;
parrotts, Thursday, 10th Mprch, 1868;
iiagood's, Friday Goth :" I.
pumpkintown, Saturday olst March, 1868;
Trap, Monday 23d
Molcombc's, Tuesday 9th
Pckcnsylle, "Wednesday 25th, and THURSDAY
2Gth March. 1868
Wole Greek Friday 9th March, 1868;
SHahaSrity, Saturday 2Sth
rants' Monday 30ih
CoDDs, Tuesday 3lst -
P1,orryviIlc; Wednesday lst April, 1868;
P"irplay, Thursday 2nd q
Center, Friday Sd
Is. Retreat. Saturday 4th
Hughes, Monday 9th
Dcaton's, Tuesday 7th I"
Jonas philliips', Wedns.. 9Th I"
a Robins, Thursday 9th
Tunnel Hill, Friday 10th,
Chcohcc, Saturday l1th
Walhala, Monday 18th, Tuesday l4th, and
Wednesday 18th April 1868:
piskena 81 IL, Thursday 10th, Friday 18th,
Saturday 18th, Mo,,d.,y 2pth, Tuesday 2lst
Wednesday 22d April, 1868,
at which time my Books will be closed.
"All individual taxes are required to DO paid
by the individual from whom they are duo"
Persons who are required to pay quarterly
will make thor returns aua pay by the 22d
OF April for. Sales, Merchandise, Manufac-
tnrcs, DC. The tag imposed by the Convcn-
ton will bc collected ut tho same time the State
and District taxes nrc collected.
All persons who are liable to capitation tax
that did not return when was assessing. will
return and pay now, or they will certainly be
doublc.taxcd.
S. G. 1IERNDON, Y. G.
March IL. 1868 % 6
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Impeachment and what will Result from It.

impeachment and what will Result from It.
Tho cost of reconstruction has been reck.
oncd to amount to a s100,000,0 year;
but tho cost of the impeachment of the Prcsi
dent, the "National Intclligonccr" thinks
will likely exceed that sum. It cannot bc
estimated by any comparison with the expense
OF tho often referred to trial of Warren Has
tinss. This trial will exceed that in cost, by
as much as it docs in importance. The trial
OF Hastings lasted seven years, but it occupied
the House Of Lords only 100 days, at various
intervals, which wcrc required for obtaining
testimony from India. In tho end, Hastings
was acquitted, but required to pay the cost
of prosecution, amountingto to G7i 900, while
the cost of the Government was over GI0O,-
900. But the trial of Hastings did not n-
terrupt the course of business, nor shake the
public credit, nor threaten the Empire with
dissolution. The impeachment of the Prcsi-
dent has already disturbed the business rca-
tions of tho country, aud has postponed in
definitely that attention to its derangcd fiscal
concerns which was expected and required
from Congress If the agitation so pcrss.
tcnly promoted by Congress, should continue
much longer, and minglo with the strife of
tho Presidential election, it may cost tic
bond holders and tho banks moro thai one
half Of their entire Investments. J6is very
plain that the radical majority IN Congress
will stop at. nothing in pursrS OF their pur-
pose to overthrow the Experiment as it was
established by the Ce.asftution, and conccn
trato its powers in nc hauds of this central
directory. Thci. President, if they obtain
one through impeachment will be mere
puppct in 'dcir posscssion-s sort of "suple-
iack,' OR their amusement and derision.-
Tho cost Of the impeachment can only be
estimatcl by the amount Of damage. which 1t
has done and will do to the credit of the Gov
ernmcnt abroad and at home, and by the loss
which must be sustained by paralyzing every
effort in the futuro for the material rccuper-
alton Of tho Southern staplo.producing States.
j RICHMOND, March 23.-Thc Convention,
to day, adopted the article Oh the judiciary.
Eight Judges arc to be chosen by the Lcgis-
lature,; the Attorney General by the people,
and tho other State attorneys are to be ap-
pointed.
Ess- General Longstrcct says that when
man talks about new war, be sure he did
not fight in the last one"
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PRICE CURRENT.
ut CORRECTED WEEKLY BV
JDSEY'2d EYEEaVNlIRE s. GO.

APPLES Green, per bushol,
Dried. per pound SC.
BAdGINu-o -ounny, per yard, 80
Dundee. per ynrd.
BALE ROpE-Monilla, per pound, 33
BUTTER-Per pound, 90
BEESWAX--Pcr pound, 20
BEEFl-Per pound, sac
BACON-llog round, per pound, IS
BEANS-White, por bushcl, 81 25
CALlCO-Por yard. l5a l8
CANDLES-Adamantine, per lb. 80
c11,,r Tsllow, TMl per pound 20
1 COTTON YARN-por bunch, 81 90
GOTrON-Pcr pound, Is
CIIEE,S,nn - Pc" pound. 25
COFFEE-Rio, por pound, SO
COPPERAs--Pcr pound, 10
ES6SSvpsr +; RS9hy "A; barrel. ]: sl4 g g g
EEATHERs-Por pound, 40
GRAIN Corn pcr bushcl, 81 05
II Wheat por bushel, -gl.t.
~ :" Rye per bushol, 81 90
Oats, per bushel, so
PEAS--Por bushel -s 81 90
HiDEs--Dry, por pound, l24 al55
INDlGO--Carohna per pound,
Spanish Float, per lb 4 50 90
= ~ poupNJ III tp'~ ~
LIME-Pcr bushcI, ~ 45
LUMBER boards, por 700 feet, 81 25
Scautling por 100 feet 81 Is
,SIIINGLES--Pc 1000, So so
Z MOIASSES-Cuba, pofj gallon, IA, So
MADDER---Per pntnd, 80
NAILS Por pound, 10
g'ONIONS-~Per bushel, - .E'$l 90
Z --Koroscno, pei. gallon, 81 90
PORK-Per pound, 10
\ POTATOES-- irish, per busliel rs I
4 Sweet, pors sbushol 81 rs
RICE --Por pound, Is
( SIIOT--Per podnd, &. ..- 20
Z, HIRTING-2 Brown, por yard, 15a l8
Bleaehed, pcr yard, Is a 90
SPIRITS--Co Corn Whiskey, per gal. ST 90
SALT--LivoFpool, per saok, :. SO 25
SOAP--Par pound, II
SUGAlt--C Cfus6ed, por pound, Is
Brown, per pound, 1890
STAIsCIl1l Per pound, .as 30
( SODA7.P6r pound, 10,
2rnALL0.aIY;as7lf e.I !; podnd;. ,I23'f
.'eTEYAl, EsYAl, Esehas psr POND, .s,s. 81 % |
~ - 1, !. 8 y s,Bl9sk er pound, $2 90
TOBAgCQ heWing,. per lb.. |71a i Q0f
y pcs|sg Saseg dss Rss 5s,'l pS,i'a soaa sS S
WQ!QlLsp Ysshsa Dor .poaad;;S = 40
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An Entertainment
March I, 1868

WILL, be givcn, ut ANSEL's HALL. for the
" benoit Of tho +" Ladies Educational Society, -
on FRIDAY, the Bird of April next, commencing at
half-past seven o'clock, II. N.
Come one, come all,
And laugh out the worth Of yortr money,
Forin spite Of hard times, th' wind and tn woat her
You must come to the Hail. and all meet together,
We will have tableaux and dancing,
That the mind may have rest,
And you'll be very much puzzled
TO say which is the BEST
We will have music and singing,
And somo ono will speak,
Which will keep you all laughing,
am sure, whole week
Come one, come nli,
And laugh ont fhe worth Of your money,
Fofnsp,c of hard times, III wind and th' weather
You must come to the Hall, and all meet together
WALIIALLA, March Is, 1868 24-2
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|. will also Sell


I will also Sell Gre,
ia A FINE LOT OFSMULESy
4 5000 BUSHELS CORN;.
PEAS, HAY, FODDER, SHUCKS;
WAGONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS;
STOCK OF CATTLE AND HOGS;
HOUsEHOLDl AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE, 10, &C.,
With the Land, if fdesiredI
Any ono wishing to purchase such property
can now got . bargain. Teyms shall be fibefr:
al.-part Payment IN cash, balance on time to
placesb BY giving mo a fewsd lays notice, will, he
mot at NVaibalia dHd carried out to tho plaoo,
where oyery oppostpnity Will sho gisen tkem u
~ 81. sMiTIIs Is
S alllallaS s.. OK, ecBs 10. ssss& & IS
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Attention, Teachers

At B. w. BELLS Store, in Walhalla, will be
found large lot of SCHOOL BOOKS which
will be sold at II slight advance on New York cost,
Tor cash. The advance will not cost oftrans-
portation to this point. Said lot comprises French,
Latin nn'i i.---:,.. ...,,:.,.
Text Books in the various branches Of Mathenat-
les and Bellies Lcttrcs.
Among these last arc "Clarkos First Book in
Grammar;" Bngham's English Grammar; Stcr-
ling's Southern Readers; Stoddard's Intellectual
Arithmetic hc best work in the world for strength
oning the pupils reasoning facutics); Towers
Mental Algebra; Davies Practical Arithmetic !;
Davies Elementary Algebra; Quackenbos' First
Book in Grammar; Porer's Chemistry. Monte.
ciths series of Biographies, by universal conscn.
pronounced the best yet issued from the Press !;
tho National series Of Readers and Spoilers, sc.
These Books will bo sold low. Teachers and
others are requested to examine them.
+. Feb. 25 1868 81 tf
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A Coon IDEA,--It would be GOOD IDEA
for all persons indebted to j. B. E. SLOAN &
Co., at Pcndlcton, ante Jcliun,,. TO call and
settle fair, if they can't pay. The old Books
must be closed.
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Dsay" Attention is directed to tho various
new Advertisements to be found in this mum:
Der of tho CouR1ER.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-27

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That, ON tho 10th
day of March, 1867 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued ngninst tho Estate of Joseph NJ. Ad-
ans, Of Pickens District, and State of South Caro-.
lima, who has been adjudsc Bankrupt upon his
own petition; that the payment of any debts, and
tho delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law i
that o meeting Of tho creditors Of the said Bank
rupt toprove their dobs and to choose one or moro
Assigness of mis- Estate, will be hold at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to bc holden at Yorkyillo, SC, DO,
fore w. j. CLAwsoN, Esq, one Of the Registers in
Bankruptcy of said Court, on;the 4th day of April
1868, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
J. p. M. EppINu, U. s. Marshal,
VA AS Messenger.
BY r. W. CIAwsoN,
m p. Deputy Messenger.
NlnrCh l8, 1868 .3n1 25 i 1t.6y42
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Medical Notice.

THE UNDERsIaNE U having permanently estab-
Il slished himse'sat Piokens Court House, offers
HE services 70 no community at lafge. fon tbs
RHAGTIGE OF MEDICINE, in all,its branches.
Wren not professionally absent he may always Be
found at his ofioo, ready TO give prompt attention
70 all calls, night or day, M 81 ..s q b,
! \ (. # JAMES NJ. 81 DAN, NJ b. (.
Piokons g, IL, Nov. 90, 1866 1I-gtfs
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". S. .Marshal's Sale.

THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
RY.vir ue of Writ of Fic,i Facias, to me direct
~ cd, issuing out of the Honorable the United
States Circuit Court, for the District of South
Carolina will expose for sale, to the highest
bidder, at public auction, at the residence of JAS
II. Icckweh, near tho road leading from Pendle.
ton to Pickcnsvllc fourteen and.a half miles from
Pendleton, on tho plantation of widow Williams,
on WEDNESDAY, the lst day Of April, 1903, ali
the right, title and interest of the defendant in
and to the following property, to wit:
ONE GRAY HORSE;
ONE 2-HOHSE WAGON;
THREE COWS AND CALVES;
FOUR YEAItLTNGS;
ELEYEN HEAD STOCK HOGS;
About FIFTY BUSHELS CORN;
Levied on rs the property of james II. Beckwell,
defendant, at the suit of the United States.
GS- Terms Cash.
j. p. NJ. EPPlNG,
IT, s. Marshal.
0sss" Sale to be conI;rtcd by. FRANKLIN G.
BFowN, Special Deputy Marshai. as Auctioncer:
Feb. %, 1868 % g.
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VIC will have worked for tho beginning, of a.
new era, which, wo hopo, shall begin at; the
next elections. ESQ mote it be ~ 20 !.
~ wv
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Ev- In Now York, on the 23rd inst, Cot
ton was quoted at 24! Gold, 3Ss
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Eqnity-Andcrsola District.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Equity-Anderson District.
Jas. w. Harrison and con
John B. benson, Ex'ors., 20
VS.. Bill to Marshall AS
John T. Sloan and sets, Injunction. 7&6.
Eliza hs wifc, lu * "A 1s;44f
David B. Sloan, -r2,'s
Admir-, ct.al. s1 h'2F ~ ~
UY VIRTUE of q Decrctal order from the Court
~ OF Equity, 1t is ordered thnttho defendant @.
J.. Gaard, and all other creditors Of the testat,r.
T.. Berry Benson, arc hereby cnjoined and rel
strained from instituting or prosecuting suits at
law against tho compliments, James w Harrison
and John d. Benson, in their representative char
acter ns Executors, or against tho said James w.
Harrison as surety for the said e. b. benson,
deceased.
1t is further ordered, Tint all persons, Claiming
tu'be creditors of the cstator, r. Is. Bensoi,. 6co'
do come in and prove their demands before tho
noinmissioner Of this Court, on or by tho Goth day
Of April next, uader pain OF being barred or aiy
bcneft anaer the Decree which may bo procured
in this case. a. @fsssA9}7 n
W. WtUMpHREYs, o.r.AD.
Commissioners Office, b ,4N.1 ',4fS s. 32f.5
Anderson c.. H., Feb. l2,. 1868. 81,
- ts
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Benson House,
ANDERSON C. H., So. CA,

THE undersigned has takon charge Of the above
L well-khown Hotel. and is prepared to ac6omho-
dato tho travelling public in tho VERY BEST STYLE,
AND ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMs. The Table
viii bosnpplod with everything tho market affords,
and every attention given to ronder guests COM
Portable.
Stables are attached to the House, and horses
will be carefully attended, to. 81
1. WM. M. OSBORNE
ilG Blaroh III, 1858 81 i23 We 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-27

LADIEs' EDucArIoNAL SocIETY. The
ladies Of the Educational Society proposc civ
ing grand entertainment on Friday evening,
Sd of April We bespcak for them full at
tendance See advertisement.
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u. s. MarshaPs Sale.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,)
SnurII GInnIIH, NIsrn1cn Z


THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
South CAROLINA DIsTmCT.
Rr VIRTUE of 'rit of FIcri Eacias to me di-
rccted, .issilins out Of the ITnnnra hn tho Uni.
ted States Circni, QUIT for the District Of South
Carolina, will expose for SALE to the highest bid
der, at public auction, at pckcns Court House, on
the ~. 9i-Js
1sT DAY OF APRIL NEXT,
being tho First Wednesday of the month, MI the
right title, and interest Of the Defendant in and
to the following Real Estate. to wit
Tract No 1, or the Home Ttac, containing 100
Acres moro or less, and adjoining lands of Carter
Clayton, Thos. d. Garvn, and others.
Tract No. ., or the Mill Tract, containing $50
acres, or less, and adjoining lands of Carter
Clayton, H. Smith and others.
Levied on as the property of William Hunter,
jr., Defendant, at the suit Of tho United States.
Terms CASH. Purchasers to pay the Marshal
for necessary papers and stamps
j. p. NJ. EpPING,
U. S. Marshal
BaSA' Sale TO be conducted by
ac. NJ. s. DICKEY,
Deputy U. 8. Marshal.
March I, 1868 81
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NOTICE.

TUE. PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing DO.
1 tween the undersigned in the practice Of the
Law for Pickens District, has this day been dis
sols ed by mutual consent. The businoss of the
Partnership will be hereafter subjcotto tho cxclui
sfvo management and control OF. a. II. BnoYEss
A. r. BROYLES,
4GI, H.. aruW WM. II. PERONNEAU.,
March |, 1868 % 4
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10 GA IT,.
RATES 0F ADVERTISING.

In addition TO our terms for transient and other
advertisements, We mako tho following liberal
terms for. business men " So,
MONTHS. G'MoNTns YEAR.
One square, $500 $3.50 ,o;~ $1,000
Column, 1900 1000 5000
25.OO 1000 5000
~ 60 1900 10000
*An inch space, or less. is charged square,
DssS" No deductions from these rates will be
made except to those who advertise liberally.
March 2, 1868,
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CORN lCORNl

WILL BE soID AT AUCTION. on qbursdov '
~ the 23d dayof April next, at Coneross Mills.
formerly Kilparick's) II miles Southwest from
penlieton, and For 6milcs South from Pcrryvillc
400 OR 5ol BUSHELS OF CORN;
40 w ~ OATS;
300 OR 4oQ BUNDLES FODDER.
RS" Tcrnit CASH.
Il. a. LORTON.
Per j. B. STroN, Agent.
March 2i 1873 25
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Ii ~ 60 CO. 1870 $3.50 1000 100 90
*.yn inch space, or less, is charged square.
DssS" No deductions from these rates will be
made except to those who advertise literally
March 2. 1868,
Dsg" Attention is directed to the various
new Advertisements to be found in this mum.
bcr of tho CouR1ER.
Gz- In Now York, on the 23rd inst, Cot
ton was quoted at 244. Gold, 3ss
A Coon IDEA--It would bea GOOD IDEA
for all persons indebted to j. B. e. SLOAN g.
Co., at Pcndleton, aute Jciiun,,. 10 call and
settle fair, if they can't pay. The old Books
must be closed
| LADIEs' EDUCATIONAL Soc1ETY. The
ladies of the Educational Society propose Civ
ing grand entertainment on Friday evening,
| Sd of April. We bespcak for them full at.
tendance Sec advertisement.
a@N At tho late term of tho Court of Com
| .lon Pleas and General Sessions for Pickcns
District, Horace BRowN, the negro who
broke into the Store Of Mr.. d. BiEMANN, in
February last, and took thcrefrom a largo
quantity of goods, was convicted and SEN
tenccd to two years hard labor, in the Pcni-
tertiary.
n SUaaEsTIoN.-C not such Il thing as
a LYcEuM-and by that torn wo mean an
Association for mutual literary improvement,
DC successfully inanguratcd in this town?
Are there not many ladies and gentlepcn
IN this place and vicinity who arc possessed
OF literary taste, and who desire the stimulus
afforded by an Association of this sort?
~ weekly lecture from some member on
any subject literary or scientific, historical or
miscellaneous audience would be capital
substitute for many amusemcnts and time.
killing cmployments now indulgcd in to the
prejudice of mind and body
a taste for general information can be
formed in no way so quickly and 50 decidedly
as by attending lectures The lecturer gen
orally strives by piquant raciuess of style
to recommend his subject matter to the favo-
IL
combined influence Of matter, manner and
style often produces a powerful and perma-
nent effect on the hearer, and he begins to
enquire elf xese things be So" Thus a
spirit of investigation is fostcred- love of
reading inculcatcd, and the result is thc for
nation Of habit Which is not only the best
safeguard against the approaches of vice
the most soothing comforter and most success.
full sJacer amid lifc's ills---wc mean the habit
of reading good books but it is also The best
antidoto to that restless inquictudc-
ennui which occasionally afflicts man, with
which we are acquainted. Let the ladies'
who arc first in all good works,startthc enter.
prise. a small admission fec would defray
expenses and leave q surplus for charitable
purposes.
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RECEIPTS

The following persons have paid on their sub
cription to the COUNIEn, as follows, for 1868:
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G1s- General I4ongstrcct says that when
a man talks about new war, be sure he did
not fight in the last one"
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N CIV. a -dvertise1nents
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The years VI war have brought about great
change in the peoples way to liye The rca.
sons and the origin Of. that change arc gone,
but tho change has remained. Everybody
cries about bad times, but ncvor has money
boon expended So foolishly, so in vain, as now.
During the war tho expenses in business and
the support Of tho household became moro
than doubled. The income during tho war,
perhaps proportiohato to the expense, has now
become greatly diminished, whilst the cxpcn-
ses havo remained tho same; ovon thoy who
enjoy the same Income as formerly, have in it
mo equivalent with tho expenses. Therefore
sitbccomes necessary to inaugurato greater
{ spiritof self.denial. Furthermore, there arc
agroat many trades and occupations Which
paid very woll during the war, but not now.
They who are engaged il. such must seek
other sources Of living, even if they have to
change their residence and enigrato to 9TH
erStates and territories. Many, having omit
/, ted. to do so in time, are now without tho
means. Of support May such use tAeir crcd-
I. III toioboy our timely hint, and found for
themselves now and honest existence. tst' t
Finally, may every one take heed and caro-,
TO work economically. that is, to devote his
whole ability, noryo, onergy, and'batn ration
ally to his work. Lot cvory ono so do'his
duty il, oycryl respect copseicntiously and
'fai, ifully, and VIC shall hasten the rcturn to-
a better political and economical situation,
.aadlessen tho burdens on our; way to5that..--
nhia fulalment Of our duty;sin the spirit of
our aCoasltution, Will regain tho respect of
othero6antries,g and coInterbalanco tho bad
impression produced by.tko ffiyolity, tic fox
ielnfsss aad inability Of our Statesmen; tho
Natloaal cdjtwill. .bo lifted up again, and SO
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out of The market and selling at 81 25a

out Of the market and selling at S1 zoA
! so per bushel.
RIcE-Rangoon ike; Carolina 121zc.
SUGAR-Porto Rico sugar 14c; Cuba
sugar 13alS1<c; New Orleans sugar 15a
1885, refined crushed sugar 17Aci A cot-
fee sugar 16hc; B do 161<c; @ do 16c;
do, yellow, 15Xe.
SYRuP--Baltimore syrup 75asOe; New
York do 60a65c.
MoLAssRs- molasses, 9Oc !;
Porto Rico do S5c.
SopA-Bi-carbonate soda, Sci sal-sOda
SC; soda in papers, 10c.
STARcH-Foxe's So; Glen Cove, lSt<c;
= GsAIT-Dairy, 50 IS; Ohio River, So 40.
SoAP-FamiIy, &c; German, S1zci
Eastern family, 1Oa13c.
SHOT AND LRAD-Bar lead 12'zci shot
sSsDsETimOthy, s. 25a2 SO; Clover,
TEAGGunpowder tea, 81 4Oa1 40:
Young Hyson tea, 81 4Oal co; Black
ToRAcco-Navy tobacco, 7Oa12c; dark
los and rs T0a72c; bright rs and los
S5e; fig lump 81 10; cut and dry 24ci
common cigars $40 90 per 1000; Gar
rett's snuff 7Sc; Carrots snuff in boxes
WOODEN wARE-Two hoop buckets
81 IS per doz; washboArds s. 00per doz:
tubs, No. / SlS SO; No. S12 90; cedar
buckets, three hooped, brass bound,
SUNDRIEs-Epsom Salts, &c; Cream
Tartar, SOC; Pennsylvania Concentrated
Lye, per box, 81 so: Indigo, 81 so: Alum,
&c; Blue Vitrol, 14c; Copperas, &c; Ex-
tract I,ogwood, 16a1Sc; Powder, Dupont,
s. 90; Percussion Caps per 81, 45c-