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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-18
Louisa VOlbreeht, Widow of the "a
Henry kreienbrock, vs.. Frederick Wilhelm

Louisa WOlbreeht, Widow of tue Id
Henry kreienbrock, VS.. Frederick Wilhelm x
necke.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARE
~ OF Orleans No. l0.-By virtue Of q writ Of seiIl
and sale to me directed by the Hononl
the Sixth District Court for the parish
Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction, a
Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Rod
street, between Canal and OustomhOuse street,
the Second District of this CITY, on TUESDAl
September !, 1893, at II o'clock NJ the following
scribed property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together Vi
the hui ldings thereon and aprurtenanees thereu
beionginR situate in the Third District OF this u
designated by the No. Is in the square BOUNDED
Co dchildren: Mora'es, Louisa, and Piety strs,
on plan No 2a. deposited 10 the Office Of ThsoAl
Guyol notary public in this city; said lot mead
ing, American measure twenty. seven feet five M
and four lneg front on Louisa street by one hunt'
feet deep and 'front.' on Morales street. Which 4,
erty was sold By the late Heinrich kreienn rudI
the said defendant, by act passed ON the ffssa
July, 1855. before Abel DreSfous, notary publ
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOs. L. MAXWELL,
an1 15sel Sheriff OF the Parish OF 0rissa''
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MRMnRANnA

,,..,,. New York August ID.
Tho steamship oOvtss. Captain Nelson. arrived
from New Orleans this morning.
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W. MeDORnId vs., "; Thoma: crnmer ant


THIRD JuSTlCE OF THE PEACE, PARISH
Of Grleans-By virtue of writ of tieri facias K
me directed by the honorable John p. Montamat
Ihrd Justice Of the Peace in ami for the par sh o
Orleans, | fhall proceed to sell at public auction
On MONDAY. rhe twenty rth day of August
1868 at twelve O'Clock M, on the Leyee, in front
the Canal Street Ferry, the following described
property to-wit:
One LUMBER SHANTY.
r. iZed in the above it,
TerIns-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
au4 2O24 j. A. MOLAISON, Constable.
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w. MeDOnnld VS. ThOmps Cramer ct
Mary VI inahan-No 1854
tNR ISIEME JUSTICE DE PAX, PAROISSE
4 durle ns-kn vertu d un wriG de fer facas
moi adresse par + ouorabe Jonn p Montamat
Iroiseme Ju tice de PAX dams ct pour Ia paroisse
d0rle ns, je proeederai d la vente pubique 10
LUNQl, yingt quatreme jour d'Aout 1865, Moi,
sur la Leyee, en- face du ferry de Ia du Canal de
la propriete suvente; SAVIOR:
Un CHANiIE DE BUIS.
Saisi dams iaffaire CT de5sus
Oonditions-Uomptant, en- billets du Tr6sor des
Etats- Unis.
aul4 1924 j. A. M0LAISoN, Constable
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TILE nAn.Y REPUBLICAN

10 published every day tMondsys eHeepted5 az NO.
months; 81 for three months-payAble invariably in
advance. single copies ten cents
Rates Of Advertising.
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PAeaREaRRs ARRTYRn.

Par steamship George Cromwell from New York.
Capt a Il Hall, vile. child, and eerFant--W II Muir
Esl.-j lienipstsaa-R hnsent-D Dupre-T Jones
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship sherman, Henry, from New, York stl
INST to Wood Low & LuWigsen-2d dist
Steamshlp Reindeer, MaRrath, from Pensacola, to
q Deshon-lsS dist 10
New Basin
STEAM OATS.
Frances Blakeslee from Mobile.
Johu Kflgour, BsnsQn from st, Louis.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from ThibedAuK
Gov Ahen Smoker from Argyle.
Mlttie Stephens, G. oss, from Bayou sara.
Alaska, Cakes, from Jlnoinnal
Aloe, Woods. from Lower Coast.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoNDAY EvENIse. Anen.t Il. Ia.

CoTToN-7The only sale reported TO-DAY is a mixed
10y OF 10 bales, price not stated. There was very
but was thrown no for damage On Saturday bales
new crop clesslne pudding sold at 32c, n d have
other small OTIS offering, nut they seem to excite
very little attention The rece pts to-day include q
Nit lie stephens, Q otaJlons for old ar nominal
Factors ASK 26c for god ordinary 2727ls 2sc for
low mild ing, and 29c130 Tor idding while BUYERS
offer lie ess than the inside figures. The favorable
news from Liverpool to-day may the former TO
be still more stringent in tneIr pretenslons
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square. limo amos 'n0'- 'no'. Il mos
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SUCCESSION OF O. A. oAsTILLo-No. 2O,sss
Second District Court for the Parish of Or.
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THOS. L. MAXWELL
au1 bsel hherif Of the Parish Of Orisln,
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No. sla-aul5 . . SEES 70 10 Il''FlO1
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FUR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, hPitIL 81
COrroN.-The opinion which was held and main-
tanned by many in he South from early in the sea-
SON. that tile crop OF this section would not rcach the
Weld maintained by most foreign and Northern opc-
rators, is gradually Masking itself felt; which cream
stance ;nited to an increased consumphve demand.
has for some time past been bnving strong and de-
cided influence upon prices, and the rates have been
steadily improving, going up during the week just
closed about l,.d. q lb. in the Liverpool market,
reaching figure nearly up to the expeeta ions OF
the mos! sanSuine. Under the influence OF this
movement the staplehcre has been active and ad-
yanciny. prices moving up from 21a@3'. {. ID. dI-
r,ng the week, and with Gene,al confidence on the
part of holders that present rates ale likely TO be fu
" maintained, while some look for tGr,her ad-
vance.
The staple at Liverpool was quoted on the first OF
the week at 1oISd q To- for Middlilg Upland. advan-
cling gradually 10 l0l4d l05s @1c2ll, ntdG II "a
11s<d. a IT,, while the New York market opened a.
o5@ 25s, improved to 25js@2G 2G1:@27. 27Gg27i:.
receding to 81, improving to 21@27;:. aud closing
Yesterday Ut Csc q Id. for New York Mdlling. The
article here in the same time began at 251, @25,s
harden ing 10 @2G1s and iualy to 27sc Z ID. for
Middlins Upland, closing yesterday at as,.c. q ID.
for this quality.
The receipts continue to exhibit stcalily decliu-
ing character and have been or the week Gi bales
Sea Islands and Flordas and 2442 bales of Upands.
apainst 6s bales Sea Islands aud Foriias and 354i
bales Up.unds Il week before. and 2i1 bacs OF Sea
Islands and soridas and 1876 bales oil Uplands for
the corresponding week OF last year.
We submit the following report OF the sales and
prices Of the article in this market during the week
past closed:
On Friday, March 81, the Gomand commenced
with better feelng the market afterwards becoming
active and advancing 40 15c. q H., on receipt OF
news Of an impr ovemeut in other markets. Sales
1850 bales. Ordinary to Good Ordinary being quo
TED at 2l@2S1E; Low Middlins at 2d1z; Middlins at
95,s and Strict Mddling at 2Gc. Il ib.
On Saturday the enquiry opened with h'rdcning
md active market, which afterwards stffeneu 1z@1
"A H,. ON receipt of telegism from Liverpool and
New York. Sales 1900 bales-ordinary TO Good Or
dinarv being quoted at 22@24H: Low Middiing at
,56ao5k. Mtddling o6@2GA, and Strict Mildlins
nominal
On Monday q further stiffening OF prices took
n,ace. the s,aplc at Liverpool experiencing strong
advance. prices here improved 1@1}4c. q ib Sales
1850 tales-ordinary to Good Ordinary being qu'ted
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The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY. April ..
The demand for securities during the week has
been light, capitalists generally holding off expecting
to have good chance at the large sale OF the assets
OF the Savings Institute. soon to take place AS soon
as that is clos ID we may expect fair rally in some
of our most valuable stocks, viii are at present un
reasonably low. Prices during the week present no
important fuctuition, State Treasury Notes being
somewhat easier while City and tate stocks remain
without important change. There is strih con-
trast between quotations for Georgia stocks am our
own, which We hope will not continue, as the diner-
ence is unreasonably large, and is not warranted by
the repu alton we fornely enjoyed, ana which We
hope our future course will prove. The securities
of the south Carolin1 Railroad should be among the
best in the country, its position must secure 1t
lnrre share of prosperity.
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DREvENTIOS is BETTER THAH'
i CURE
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion,

APPROVED AND highly RECOMMENDED
by the FRENCH MEDICAL FACULI as the only
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Special Diseases. This invaiuo 10 preparation is
suited for either sex, and has proved, from ampis
experience the most efficient and reliable Preven-
tive ever discovered, thus efecting desideratum
long sought for in the Medical World. Il used &C.
cording to directions every possibility of danger
may be avoided; single application will radically
neutrallze the venereal virus, eIpe all impurities
from the absorbent vessels, and render contamina-
ton impossible. Be wise in time. and at very small
outlay, hours Of untold bodily and mental tor
ments.
This most reliable specific, so universally adopt
ed IN the Old World, ls now offered for sale for the
first time In America by F. A. DUPORT & CO.,
only authorized Agents for the Urited States.
Price 50 per bottle. Largo bottle, double size. s5
The usual discount to the trade. Sent, Sc
curely packed, on receipt of price, to any address,
with directions and pamphlet, by addressing to
F. A. DUPORT & CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. Rirord's P. L.,
NAV % 1yr No. 10 Gold Street New York.
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PAINTS Fob FARMERS AND
OTHERS.

TlBE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY
are now manufacturing the best, cheapest and
most durable Paint in use; two coats well put on.
mixed with pure Linseed OIL, will last 10 or Is years;
1t Ia Of light brown or beautiful chocolate color,
and can be changed to green. lead. stone, drab,
olive or cream, to suit the taste OF the consumer
It Is valunble for Houses, Barns, Fences Carriage
and Car-makers, Pals and Woodenware, Agricultural
Implements, Canal Boats, Vessels and ships Bot
and water proon Floor Oil Cloths Zone manufacturer
having used 5000 bbls. the past year,, and, as
paint for any purpose, is unsurpassed for body du
rability, elasticity and adhesiveness. Price Sc per
bbl of 800 fbs which will supply farmer for years
20 come Warranted In all cases as above. Send for
crcular which gives full particulars. None genuine
unless branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
HOLMES CALDER, Agents.
December 13 fmw6mos Meeting-street.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice at
Charleston, for the week ending APRIL ., 1868,
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston:
aarPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
g4- Office hours from A. NJ. to P. N. On Sun
days, from 5 to G P. N.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. March 91.-TURpENT1SE--
advanced 5 cents. and $50 bbls sold at So 80 for
yellow Dip and 81 05 for hard per $50 pounds lot
OF o5 bbls new virgin, the first received here this
season, was sold at Sc.
SPIRITS TURpESruE-The market is frmer, and
the price has advanced shade sales OF 81 obls at
6I cents I4O do at 6o cents and 60 do at p2s cents
per gallon. ~ m
for strained and So 75aS4 for good to ezra No. l.
TAR-Is SC higher. and "a obls sold ut 81 10 per
Dbl.
CoTroS-Has ruled firm under tho advices 1e
ceyed and the market closes at an advance IN price,
sales of 1876 bales at 25 25ilu255 cents for Middng
HAY-Sale from wharf OF 2UO Gales Eastern OF
81 80 per 100 pounds.
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Sa,r nr1cans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Mach 2s.-coTT9N-Iho move
mcnt has been more excited toay snan as any pre-
merciai YEAR At M early hour advces were receiy-
ed from Liverpool AID ew York. indicating an sTo un
usually active and heavy movement in ooth, whne
the later aGvices not onlv confirmed the former out
materially IT. ond The 5 aSua sTrse
in ro;es has been aIalHc = lis. The Improvement
in New and dos to-day Sf has SsesD. 5een
omost imnossib'e to obtain reliable quotations. AS
an evidence of the prices uniformly paid. We would
subjoin the ruling quotation, as ioHoWs VIZ or
LOW Middling at o5Aa25]kc; Middling at 2Ga-c.
The sales yesterday reached II, 700 bales
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock cn hand september 1st, 1867, (balesl l025O
Arri ed to-day 1,<f! -.
Arrived previously. j92815-594O56
9S12
Cleared to-day. 22S -oo no.
Cleared previously. 81 'so9-o=ouo'
Stock on hand and on shipbcard. sl,225
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QommerfGl.
exports for the Week ending Thursday,
april 2.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
LIvERPOOL-Per ship R C Winthrop-637 taGs Sea
Island and 2270 bales Upland Cotton.
DOMESTIC.
PR CvIDENCE, I-Per steamship VicksburS-9Go
bales Upland Cotton.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka-207 bales Up,
land Cotton, Is bb;s Rosln, 10 bales Waste ~
bales Yarn and Domestics, 40 bundles Paper, lou
casks Porcelain Clay, 90, 900 feet Lumber oaIeS
Wool, Ss9 empty Barrels, rs Packages. Per
steamship Manhattan-i4; bales Cotton. 81 CASKS
Clay, 25 bols Eggs 67 bbs Potatoes, l2o pags
Cotton. so boxes Claret, Is bales Domestics, 81
packages Sundries, lG3 empty Barrels. .::...
Per Steamship sarasossa-lcS bales Cotton,
ll2 bales Domcstics, 90 bales Yarn, Eaies
Cotton Waste, l bale Paper Waste. 100 bbls
Rosin l b5l Rice, 81 casks Clay, ~ empty
Barrels, packages MdZe. Per steamship
Charlestor-l34 bales Upland Cotton, tierces
Rice, 81 bales Yarn, IS Dbls hosin, II bundles
Leather, and Sun~r:es.
pHILADELpHIA-Per steamship Alliance-72 bales
Cotton, G2 casks Rice, 90 bales Yarn, 1? bales
Rags, "a boxes soap. ~ bbls Eggs. 1G0 empty
Barrels, go empty Carboys, 1000 feet Lumber.
100 tons Iron. and 50 packages Mdze.... Per
schr NJ NJ Merriman-l50 tons Iron, 10000 feet
Lumber l Boiler. :. Per brig Isabella Deur-
mann-12l 900 ieet Lumber.
BALrIMORE-Per steamship Sea Guilt tierces
Rice. IT'S bales Cotton, - bales Rags. II bundles
Leather, 20 bales Rope Cuttings, Ii bales Hides,
10000 feet Lumber Packages
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

MONEY MAfthEA.
The New York Evening Post of Monday, March
25, says:
The loan market is fairly active ut per cent, but
there is i good supply at full rates, with less pres
sure. Commercial paper Is qulet. Ono:ce Cns are
scarce and pass ut Ta9.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 25-FLoUn, &c.-The market
for Western and State -four IS less active, but the
low grades are 5alOc better; the high grades arc
irregular. .o ,oo w.
s,atn S1O o0a10 Is nr extra r.e; s1U 90Il1 IS tor
fancy State $40 for tie 'w grades Of Western
extra; $40 G5a11 80 for socd 10 ciio're sl1ng Wheat
extras; $40 SUa12 90 'or Alnncso'" ana iowa extras
$40 35a10 rs TOR slnrrin i'"; : oolli 20 or lrade
Wheat extra Indiana and Mlcn,S1n 25'%' 20
for whi.o Wheat do ido., and SD 2oal4 80 .cr t.
Louis extra.
California -four is more active and firm. sales!oi
1901 bbls and sacks 1T IL T0al4 Do
Canadian flour is inactive.
Son llern q rlr is firm and more active.
Sales of l125 bbls ct 50 sUal0 90 icr ordinary to
GOOD extra Baltimore and Country; III 75al4 10 toI
extra and amily Georgia and Virginia; ana SlO 25a
is for extra and family Maryland and Delaware.
Rye -four Is steady aud firm. sales of 500 bbls al
81 7Ja9 10.
o. 900 bushels western at sIaSic In s1orc' anu SS1
a1oat.
Corr is offered more freely. and closes lower and
quito dull The inquiry is mainly for the home
trade.
The sales are IS. 900 bushels new western mix at
81 o4al 81: old do do 81 y IN store; western white
ut 81 2Oal 70; western yellow 81 a'15 2s southern
white ut 81 23a1 25; Jersey elbow al 2Ial 70; stiaw
colored un white Tcnnes &C a 81 2oa! 23
ProvIsIoSs-Thc Pork market Is rather more nc
tive at higher prices. clcslng stron.er:
The sales cash and regular are 35uO bbs at s23 rs
aoi S7,s for id mess; 81 95a25 for new mess;
so4 75a35 no for ciiy mess so 75a21 90 FIR extra
prime; $50 T5a23 90 fer western prime mess and
S23 so for city do.
rorfuture delivery We note 1000 bbls mess, seller
May, at SIS 35
Beef is quiet.
We quote at S9aI4 for common brands; Sl4n2O for
plnin mess, and $40 50a94 90 for extra mess.
Ticrce Ieef is steady aid IN very good demand.
Sales OF $50 ties on privat terms.
Beet hams are quiet and unchanged.
Cut IN ats are neglected.
Bacon steady and II odc.ately active. Sales ITS
boxes at cts for Cumberland CUT Is cts for short
clear.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Impeachment.

"Put it through at railroad speed"
Bottled Butler fercely cries;
"For unless we haste, fear, indeed,
Our farce of trial diesl
Bring the ropes and tie him tight,
Bind his feet and gag his mouth,
Or we else may loose our sovereign right
To rob and rule the South
May lose our job
To rule and rob,
Cham, whip and starve the South.
"Seize the country by the throat.
Force the black dose through Its hps,
For unless we cast the pegro vot",
Away ou: sceptre slips;
Every bridge behind is gone,
No retreat tor us remains
We must either perish one by one.
Or bind the land in chains:
4 desperate band,
Furlorn we stand,
And no retreat remains.
GAS to johnson, who hath been
An obstruction in our path,
Let him taste the rapid griuotne
OF Radicals in wrathl
Fling aside restraints Of law,
At each oath aud duty scot-
And If Chase to aid we cannot draw,
Then drag his ermlne OIL!
Aye, quick. indeed,
AT railroad speed
Well drag his crmine oil!
"Since the South is fairly hoored.
Men like us may show their teeth
Let the neg WELD flaming sword,
And cast away the sheath
Revolution is our end,
Throw disguise oH-give 1t mouth
,la cl, oil aztQn6
Ger North as we'll as South
Black swords and votes
At white mems throats,
In North as well rs Southl
sIs it true, that through the war,
OF all rebels-meanest, worst
Were the black men we were lighting ior,
To break their chains accursed?
In no rebel State they rose
To assist us in the fray.
While they labored hard to feed our ioeS,
And give them arms and pay:
Eut now. alackl
We need the black
To prop our tottering sway
$50 let black ex.rebels reign
Der their white eX-rebel lords,
For without them all our plots are vain
Without their votes and swords;
But with johnson stricken down,
The supreme Court bound in chains.
o, we Jacobins shall wear the crown,
While breath OF life remains!
Aye. rule the land
With Marat's hand
While breath of life remains!
ESQ on, with railroad speed"
The savage Butler crie,;
"For unless We haste, fear, indeed,
Our fare OF trial dies
Bring the rope, and quench the light,
Bind his hands and gag his mouth
For If Johns,n WINS, we lose the right
TO rob and rule the south;
Yea! lose our job
To rule and rob
Both North as well as South!"
THE PROPHET O'RIELL
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York5Mrss 3
Foote, b Adams, Capt R Allen. Rich, Platt
Schonert and lldy L Hopping and lady, - Hast
Henderson, Mrs Tyler c D Tyler, harris F
Collins, W pueharl, Lliss Reese. Smith, b Leo
pold, Mrs Bogatcd, NJ Bogatch, 81 Crinch, II
bellows, C stowe, Shaw, b Eastman. Miss IL
Kean J NJ Nichols, Mrs R W Wilde Mrs Post al
son, = Post " Taylor, Smith.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beau
fort, Button, &c-B Yentman, 81 Moore, En-
erson, G Welch, 5 Cushing W Hatch, NJ Hum
phreys and wife, Miss Humphreys, Miss Hum
phreys, Mitchell, r Glover and wife, W Perry
and wife, L Brewer, G Lair, Fairlee, Gordon
Bennett Jr, ] Barker, A Hnpp. A W Sanford,
Vogt, N Crotut. Prof Shepherd, W Dearborn, j
Miss n Watson $ Ball. W II Trescott, Col Badger,
Col Page G Gilbert. Mrs Gilbert, 8 Read, Lieut.
Craft, Stubb, Lieut. Ross, Lieut. Fleming, and 10
1nc1r
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at 24@2s; Low Middling at 27; Middling at 277s;
Strict Middlng at %, and Good Middling at 2sHc.
q tb.
On Tuesday, the market was less firm, and pri
ces in some transactions showed al easier tendency;
but sellers in most instances continued hrm' ana
quotations closed at the rates OF the day oeiore sas
700 bales. On Wednesday the demand commenced
active, at rmer prices, Middiing selling at @7zc. q
fb but on receipt of kilograms the enquiry beca me
animated and prices improved irregularly, but IN
some cases 1@1zc. 2 fb. the market closing un'
settled. with holders asking very full rates. sales
1000 bales Yesterday the market was more settled
and quite frm saes GOO bales, say 10 at 25z, 10 a
&C. % at o. eS at a7 q at 2s 2S2 at 2s1s, 80 at 90
7 al nlaeci scatinn.
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Consignces per south Carolina Railroad
April 2.

s4s bales Cotton 81 bales Mdze. 2Oo0 U, Dsgs dIain,
Co sA.s = aVva Waiter x Co, Sloan Blakeey Co,
b Rodgers L Co, J A Quackenbush;, Goldsmith ~ g
Son. Risley creighton, Walsh Koae9, ~ n,sas os,
ohm Bros, Ravenel & Co. Railroad agent 9EresIy q W
Williams i IS { COW Co, " Parsons campaen Co. Kan1-
paux Lanneau. ! Robson, c n Averill, Utsey
Kenyon, T l. " Devices, ] d Clauesen' olppes
L. Co. J c Nallonec
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sJ Persons deposihng letters in the Postofhce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
oaice April 8