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HARVEY B CO.,
III MANUFACTURERS OF
ICE CREAM, WXIIR iCIs, AND FROZEN

WHOLHBALE AND RETAIL,
SsS sysnue: between gth ard 10th sts.
We most respectfully inform oar frieuds and the
public that We arc manniacturfne the purest
Orange County. Pennsylvanis, end yirsinis
CREAM6, and Ne guarantee ell thet will favor Ms
With their Svsry satisfaction Particular
attention win be paid 70 Family and Boarding.
Delivered promptly to iii rarts Of the city, q the
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GONG TO THE NEW YORK SHOOTING FEs.
TIvAL.-A meeting Of the Washington Schuet-
zen Verein was held at the Victoria Hotel last
night, 10 make arrangements for the participa-
ton of the society in the grand national shoot.
ing festival to be held in Jones' Woods, New
York city, next week. After considerable dis
cussion il was decided that the mem bers should
attend as a body. The procession will be
formed at the corner Of Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue about six o'clock on Sat-
urday evening, and preceded by the 18th in
fantry band. will march TO the Baltimore depot
and take the p. m. train. II is unders TODD
that about fifty members will go to New York
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL LINEN SACK COATS for Gents at 81 a.
az A Saks Co., ST. 7th street, between Penn.
sylvania avenue and ID street
FINE ALPACA, Queens Cloth and summer
Cloth Goats, AT George G. Hennlng's. No 5lI
Seventh street -. d IT,.
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m NJ. HANSON'S
INSURANCE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIFE.
No. SIG SEVENTH STREET, e.
Between d and Z Streets.

KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
s. p HENDEI, Pres. G. GOODR0N, Sect
r. M. HANSON, Agent,
No SIC Seventh Street.
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FOR CORNs or other complaints Of the feet
visit Dr. Whites rooms, Al Pepnsylyapia
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
WRAPPINe PAPHR tor sale. Apply q, Ii
STAR Office
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ALARM OF FIRE.-An alarm of fire was
sounded yesterday afteaDOon about O'Clock.
caused by the burning of the chimney of Maj.
Graham's house. on e., between 18th and 18th
streets. No damage was done.
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EVERLASTING CORSET STEelS.
10 Cents.
tOnly AGENT
q. BAUM,
H0OPsKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY
40 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
my Z.n between tn and Tth streets
HNO THE LADIES.

Two The LADIES.
We have received and opened for your insree
ti1n; hsa1t nps asa s.sSrtnent Of fkESCH AMI
own make. sK iRTs AND C6RsETs, Warrantst
superior In style, hrish and material, to any Ia
the market; also, the BOSTON SHOULDER
use. and the ODESSA coITAPsiSG skTRT' o. o.
which ere the sole agents.
-. DOUGLASS RIO. Msnafsc,prer:,
sp0 500 9th street, bet. D and, Z
HNfTEb sTA II rs gF osfcE
WAsHINsr9N, June y, 1858.
wall. Conn. praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the Sd day Of October, 1874, for
an improvement in Warming Houses by Steam.
for seven years from the expiration of said pa.
t ,s which takes place On the Sd day Of October
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard a,
the Patent Once on MONDAY. the llth day Of
September next, at II O'Clock M: and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
Persons opposing the extension are required e.
file in the Patent ONCE their objections specf Ally
set forth In writing At least tsNty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony led by either party
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the o..
nce which will be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS and other pepersrelfed upon tes-
timony must be filed in the OF CO tpeafy days be.
within ten days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IL
the Republican and in the Intelligencer. Washing.
ton, d. o., and In the Register New Haven, onH
Of said publications be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing.
je%-wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
ASSkI .OSOsSSU
q, 8. CHASE, Pres. G. NJ CORT, Sect.
Z. N. HANSON, Agent,
No 81 8 Seventh Street
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POLICE ITEMS Officer Mcclellan, of the
seventh precinct, yesterday arrested a coiored
woman named Rachel Brown, a fugitive from
Justice, who was turned over 10 the Marshal
Mrs. NJ. W Cook was before Justice Harper
yesterday, charged with an assault and bar.
terry upon Annie Williams. The was fined -
A colored boy named Frank Logan, who was
hneu - for disorderly conduct by Justice Clark
Yesterday, was committed to the work-house
in default OF payment.
Isaac Nj. Baker, charged with committing an
assault and battery upon Rachel Van Slyke,
had hearing before Justice Harper. who re-
CURED him TO give security FOR court.
Chris. Neyergull, German soldier, was be.
fore Justice Marshall yesterday, charged with
assaulting Martha Nevergull.' He was aned
81 So, and required TO give security TO keep the
peace.
Sam uel Foster was arrested by officer Lang
lew yesterday, charged with having a stolen
Government horse In his possession. He is held
for a hearing.
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RTTHUS. UOWLING, Aactioneer; Georcetevu
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GsoRGETowN
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, July lst, lsss, at 6 o'clock n
VIII sell in frort Of the premises, part OF 10;
oy a depth q ~ feet on Bean street improved bl
comfortable two stcry frame store and dwelling
Terms Of sale Cash. ccnveysncins and stamp.
Je sd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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BS THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs.; GeorsetO.a
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,
" i'll be sold az public auction on TUESDAY
next the 10th OF June, at a. o'cloc and 10 De con
uhued from dap 10 DAY until dis posed Il. all the
stock of Dry Goods Ia the tore OCCUPIED bv r.
Brown, agent. no III Bridge street. consIsting
OF Sa,enciss, Mozanbiaues and other dress
eoOds ID en- and Boys Wear, Saawls. Table Lin
ems Io~ehpRe, Counterpanes. Brown and Blesehea
Shituiss and cbeetiass, Hosiery. fanc, tsood.
&c THUs DoWIISI
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M WASTE OF S FFSffosTsC x ,ISs H. 1855.

60 pieces Beautiful Challies and Delaines, stl2s.
10 pieces Calicoe, at 10 and l2h
Lawns, Oreandies, Marseilles, and goods for snits
Casumeree and Linen Drills, Bleached Cotton, I
yard wide, l2h tolls
Wamsutta do Is; Androscoegin do. 20
BENJAMIN MILLER,
my Solmf 10l Bridge st, Georgetown.
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JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATIoN.-Iast
evening the Jackson Democratic Association
held meeting at Apollo Hall, for the purpose
OF reorganization for the ensuing canpaigu
Mr I. Florence occupied the chair, and
Nr VIM. Finn acted as secretary. The com.
mliiee appointed al previous meeting 10
nominate officers reported through Mr. T. A
ToisoR the following b. I. Swart President:
John J. Ennis and Dr. Charles Allen Vice
Presidents; (the Presidents of the Ward and
Georgetown and County Clubs 10 be sr orfcfo
Vice Presidentsl; V. &. Clayton, Recording
Secretary; Vim. Finn, Corresponding Secre-
tary; George ". b. White, Financial Secretary:
DR. John Il. Blake, Treasurer The report was
adopted. and the officers named elected Mr.
Swart, on taking the chair, made few appro-
pirate remarks.
The following were reported for election as
delegates and alternates 70 the New York
Fourth Of July Democratic invention and
Were Observation-Disclosures, James G. Berrett r.
ID. Hoover, Charles Allen, 7. A. Tolsou. Esau
Pickrell, b. I. Swart. Dr. John b. Blake. WIN.
Finn. T.. Wendell, X. S. Davis, and Louis
Schade. Alternates, James X. O'Beirne, H. A.
Clarke, A. L. Perry. Alex. Rutherford, Francis
Wheatley, John Wheeler, James NJ. Dalton
Thomas f. LLOYD. Joseph L. Savage. Dr n ~
clayton, and F. Schmidt . Committee was
also appointed TO make arrangements for a
Presidential ratification meeting Short ad-
dresses were made by Messrs Clarke Ruther.
ford' Ioison, Allen Donovan. and others
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CILIBRATED ALBEIT BISCUIT, 8
TIE ORIGINAL AND 0ENUIuD,
PREPARED IN BDINBUBGH, SCOTLAND,
''' - n. ". BuRcHuL.
je1 sess Under Ebbitt Hou6e.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
AcsE Il . 70 80 $50
g. J. MARTIN, Pres. j. H. WAsHBURN, Sect
T. M HANSON, Agent,
No S16 Seventh Street
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eAI01S end HA1INEe lsnd heirsD who enlist
ehaay" e balttmore or Annapolis, WHISTLER they
servo4 tun one or not, WIN obtain their Bountiss
s4Ak bnDs6 Waohtpste0, y. Q. jsfSslu'
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKET

FOREIGN MARKETs.
LrvERPooI, July 2-Noon.-cotton dull and IT.
regular; sales 1000 bales; upands l13sd.; Orleans
11Nd.
fvering-cotton quie. but steady. Sales 5000
bales
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw YoaK, July 2-Noon.-Cotton shade 8rmer
at SIC. for middhde uplands Money 3a4. Gold 4o1S.
Exchange 104.
Eyening-Cotton shade frIner; sales 1850 bales
at soc Flour heavy and declined 10ao0c during the
day; superhne Sc 5oa7; extra 81 7Oas. Wheat dull
and lower. Corn dropping. Mess pork s27 70.
Lard 6ull at l51Sa16c. Groceries quiet and un-
changed. Turpentpe 44a44Hc. Rostn " 76a7.
Freights firm; on cotton by steam S16d. Gold clos
ed steady at 403S. Sterling 1o14; demand moderate
BALTIMORE July 2.-Cotton very firm at 9lE.
Breadstufs and feed dull and unchanged. Pro-
visions in good denan Shoulders 14c
WILMINGTON, July 2.-Turpeniine active at 50; In
New York casks 40. Rosins active but declined; No;
strained 81 80; No. ! 81 75aS g. Tar declined, and
dropping at 50 30.
AUGUSTA, June 2.-Cotton market active; sales $40
bales OF 30c.; one lot Of 800 bales sodior local con
sumption on basis Of sic. for NeT York middling.
SAvANNAH. July 2-Cotton firm; middlings 01c.;
sales ll8 bales; receipts 80. Reports from the crops
continue favorable though it is raining all day The
receipts Of the week ll61 oaes exports coastwise
1S43; stock 40S5.
MOBILE, July a-sales 600; market firm; mid
dhnga 2s;s stock on sale hsht exports 2ss; no re-
New oa1EAssf July 2-Cotton firm and advanc-
ed; middl,ngs So; sales 4l4 bales. Receipts, 62a;
exports, 26S. Sterling unchanged New York sight
Z premium Gold 40.
LOUISVILLE, July 2-Superfne -four 81. Corn so
a93c Mess Pork s27 75a28:, Lard 16c. Shoulders
l21Sc; ataer sides 1880 Whisky nominal.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

In the Port OF Charleston, July @.1 1865
VESSELS u1DER 100 TONS, AND srEAMEIS coAsTnG
WITHIN TEE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS. -
Charleston, 1926 toms, Berry, at Adgers Wnaf1 Jo4-
New York, loading-J Adger Co.
Moneka, $40 TOMS Mafahman, at Atlantic wharf, Tor
New York, loading-Jno Theo Getty.
Falcon, 672 tons, Horaey, at Union wharf, tor Bat-
more, loeding-Courtensy Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Richard the Third, s9s tons, Scott, at Brown Co.'S
wharf for Liverpool, loading-Master.
Sedbergh tBrI, GA tons, Kneale In the Stream, for
Liverpool, ready-Patterson,& & Stock.
BARKs
Annie K,mball, 7s2 tons, Lincoln, at venning's
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros d, Co,
BRIGS.
Times Br), 162 tons, Amsbwy, at y Railroad
Scio, o,-tors Brown. in the Stream, from New York,
just arrived A Enslow & Co.
scHooNERs.
Myrover, Asatons, Brown, at N Railroad wharf,
for New York, loading-W Roach.
wharf, from Caibarien, dischargng-W Hall
Eliza Potter, - tons, Potter In Ashley River for
Providence, loading-L T Potter.
Emma, = tons, Anthony, at Quarantine, just ar-
rived-Risley & Creighton.
Robert Palmer, --,tonP, Clark, at n E Railroad
wharf, for Providence, loading-L Potter. =
Ida Richardson TOMS Bedel, at Ker-s wharf, from
RsIngton, = tons, Gregory at Central wharf, f,on
Boston, discharging- F Baker & Co.
Talbot, TONS Packard. at Central wharf, from
Rocsport, Me, discharging-
S Waripg, = tons, Smith, at Southern wharf from
New York, discharging-w Roach.
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Marinf news.
Port of Charleston. July g.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arr1vcd hesterday.
Brig Scio, Brown, New York-l7 days. Ballast
To Enslow & Co.
Schr Redington, Gregory, Boston-19 days. Idze.
To q Baker 4 Co, E K Cowperthwait, Sicox,
j Schirmer, ] Helms Chisolm Brcs u Goldsmith
Son, Railroad Agent Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co.
Thompson s Co. b Feldman s Co. J L Connor, B Y
Lewell. White, Burckmyer, Kriete & Chap
man, W 8 Corwin & Co, Gruber, Wagner,
Heath & Monsees Order, and others.
schr D Talbot, Packard. Rockport, Me-l0 days.
Lime and Hay. To the Master, and McCobo, Jr.
Schr y Waring, smith, New York 10 days. Hay
and Paving Stone. To " Roach, Quartermas-
ter and O'ponnell.
Scbr Ida Richardson. Bedell, New York-10 days.
Hay and Oats. To L Potter, herr X CO, and
U Quartermaster.
Sailed Yesterday.
British schr Tropic Bird, McDousall, Ma:anzas.
From, this Port.
Steamship Pronetheus. Gray Philadelphi1. Jure 29.
Steamship Manhat3n, Woodruff, New lorE, June ~
Schr L Bridgman. Chart, Philadelphia, jane 49,
Scbr Maggie Chadwick, Chadwick, Providence, + l,
juno -.
!Icmora nda.
The SIR segiiin, Gail, from EucksviIe, S c: ar
rived &: Salem, June 70
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED and SAILED FOR THIS FORT
FOREIGN.
MATANzAs.
sctr Emma, Arttony, June
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, up. June II
Schr Sylvester, sylvester, up........." "Jane
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consiSnees peg South Carolina r abroad

ConsiSnees per South Carolina r abroad,
July 2.
SO bales Cotton, Sc bales Domestics, 1890 bushels
Grain, 1G4 sacks Flour, 8s bbls Naval Stores cars
Lumber, cars Wood, car Cattle To Bollmann
Bros, W Lebby Goldsmith & Son, J c Mallonee, q
Il Walter & Co, Chsom Bros, Johnston, Crews 4
Co, Willis & Chisolm, Hopkins. Mcpherson & Co. z
q Rodgers L CO, Thurston & Holmes E Sloan.
W Courtenay Co, G Williams 4 Co, Dowie !;
Noise Campsen Co. Goodrich, Wineman l. Co,
N Robson, e Chafee h Co. Railroad Agent.
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Raihoaos.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM :
PANY. 49,
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO., -
CORNER BRoAD4 AND EAST BAY STREETS,
,,, G44nIasToS, So ca May IsSd ls dssa y,
RAI1WAY COMPANY.
KNG-STREET LINE.
at7SOA.M., and at inter- at AM, and at inter-
walls Of eght ts minutes vals Of eight s) minutes
isss S1spg p ss as asy the during the day IN 40 2
NR.-Leave the Bdtt.Tyas follows: On the hour,
and tpelre (l2) minutes Of the hour, from A. NJ,
except at t,uelpe 12 minutes of o'clock A. NJ Every
other trip from the old Postof6ce until 4.30 P. NJ.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are to
RUTLEDGEsTREFT LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,ver Termfnus--
at 7.so AM, and at inter. at so5 AM, and atinter-
vals Of ten 1oj minutes l,yals OF ten 10 minutes
during the day TIL s.lo during thee day till7oP.M..
Pm. r.,; :,
N.B.-Leave the Batteryaty tl5J ninrses after.
except at ss5A NJ Every other TIP from the olda
Postofice. until 4.S0 P. NJ. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery. ,'.7
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING.STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Looer Ttymt-
at AM, and at inter. nus at $50 AM, and a. IL
walls Of 5fteen f15 min intervals Of fifteen t15)
utes TIL TOO P. N. minutes Hl 7So P. NJ. 2
NB-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LoDer Termi7,u: !.
at an, and at inter- at 9.S5 An and atinter.
minutes uss sYsy III 1s EsP minutes ssi III so p
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
May II Secretary and Treasurer.
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The cnarleston Money Market.

During the week business has been dun. Prices
generally, are lower, but South Carolina Railroad
bonds maintain and increase their price. State bonds
ere firm, with an advancing tendency. Money is
plentiful, md frs.class securities are very scarce
soUTaERN BASK BILLS.
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McGuire, Mrs w
O.
McKenzle, Mrs A
Cloud, Sarah
lMchfEhon, Mrs

lMcMshon, Mrs
II, -. - s.
Nelson, !a :, Mrs -. =
lO,Na, Anna NJ, -
IEafsons,1 Mlss z
lParker, ,iaaIM AarTiet
Peters, Margue
L rete sT
IPloger, Mrs q -
IPolshay, Miss r
iReed, Miss "
Reeves. Mrs J 81
Iceily. Ellen ..
lRin6srdson. Miss
lP 80.
lRnhinson. Julia
1Pvsn 1Pvsrl-sS Ann 81
lSsndsre Mrs q
iSsnsbs,rv iSsnSSsr, Miss
sasoeet-'' 3
Is.SS ers Mrs q =
lssgerton. Mrs "
IScotf Miss 81
lscoot Miss T. :.
lSSJcS lSJs a1,er Mrs n
lScSra5er lESr Miss E
lSss,Tsr' lSSe,,ner sarah
lStsysns thvpg Mrs M
1sTseAs A1'
Iev,,.onos Kata
ISo;th Nth, Miss is'C O
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Persons depoaHng letters In the Postoaice
WIN please place the s.amp near the upper right
nsnd corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please 70 remember that without the stamp letter
cannot De mailed, but WIN be cent to the Dead Letter
Omce' JulyS
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WoNGENsssIIsT-
lGadsds Mrs cjMcG Guir'

- THaHsslI
'fnsj,a,,. M; NJ,
y%1e' Ms
la,.,.sa;, ..;st. ~
ETTMae@eau' %s
.traon s.rab
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tceosIs.,S ,SMro |, p
.GSMthss,s. Wts Wiss =,
EuMtit, EGro,,sti1a M Mas
80 sTu :.
tu1n,,. tuss,,,,... u.ta
tUnnnSSS nHN eH
.apen'ns Ats
lnF,,s'1.,:s.f
lHRyWco Cd, Jane
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Adsus, Janes.
.1ston, Mrs B 4
Anamong, Mary.
Andres, Mrs B S
g .S..-.s5.; S, -
.Asid.os, Miss SM

a 80 =. = -
sA,;;3sos, Miss ON
-nosd E,;vs !
aSssrSs
As1 as1, %esE ~. :
56MiY ms .,,a.y =
0eMu, Glu1 y /
Bee, Mkry
Bentley, SaraAh 4
Behson. Ace-
hcstse, EHsn Z;
Bake, Mrs ID
Black, EHIS
Borno, Mrs A
Burn, MaryE !
s8urns Mrs N ),
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Ggmnafrfial.
~~~V
1uapOrtA

-MATANZAs-Per schr Emma-59 hide, go boxes
and l25 bbs Sugars 80 bhds MuscoVado MO
lasses, 70 Hisley Creighton.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
:. a Brstssh View OF the Cotton Supply
The Manchester Guardian, of June Is, coz

The Manchester Guardian, of June 10, coz
tains the following communication on cotton:
IbMe Einor of The Manchester G,ta,'dian:
Sm: The point that is cansing most anxiety at
present is the seeming inability ofo Eastern
markets to respond to our rise in the prices
here; and believers careful investigation into
their probable wants will prove very interest
ing. We will look at Calcutta, Bombay, China
snti Hong Kong, as to what quantity OF goods
they took IN six month, 1867, from June to
December !. and We will make ample allow
ances for falling off in trade to these markets:
China an1
Calcutta. Bombay. b. Kong.
---5- Yar3a Yards. Yards. )
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
77,65O bales, from Mobile bales, from Charles
ton 1920 bales Sea Island and $50 bales Upland and
from Savannah 4977 Sea leland and 227 bales Upland
cotton-the quantities received at those ports from
Florida, Mobile, Texas and Savannah.
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sl.eoo. .Ooo 2s,oon, ,OOo ls,Oo0, ,OO0

month. 1867 COO Oco s,oor. 900 $4,000 oot
EAtimste Of what
may De- tsssn Per
1sSS SS.n y mon. % 100000 2ooOoooo 1900, ,oot
FSiiing cs, In export s''s..;-s''s ss':,..; -,
oyers months fSss
Compared With 1867. 900 80 100000 5000, ,OO(
z rr,;.1 90 mn mn 80 ror,is ara eoual to 66, 900
,.!s,. is - to1vV0 ond ~ No have 10 stools IA
Manohester goods say equal to - sss to oaiis he
cont;nanr nsyf az months; thatl ls, We require
M nm bsiee n iess than last year ine qoes-
5;o1, then 10; what dld we luse IN the coz eeo
ponding si1 months m 1856! M was ho9yVUo oo
bales; and deduct1g tne wv We a VIII ad asS 80
less thus year tnan taSts we nave usI1auu VI
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H. ERS d CO.

E. H. X E L L E 4 q co.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHEcARHs.
No. la1 MEETING-sTREET, NEAR MARKET
FRESH ADDITIONS OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
RECEIVED WEEKLY,
Ks-PREscRlPTIoNs PUT UP WITH cARE.zx
Jaruary3 tuths y"
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWFEi.s

"s0ASA - N<~AS"ASAAs 0kO Ia
STEAM BETwEEii.s
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,
Via Southampton.
THE scREw STEAMERS OF THE NORTH oERAAN LLOYD,
BALTIMORE. ...."..... Capt. vOEGKLER.
BERLIN. Capt UNDUETSCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
~<.S. WILL RUN REGULARLY BE-
I96SS5 TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
LIMlXbHYS SMEN, VIA SOUTHAIPTON. From
.-.TSS:zsz&5[ .-.TS:zsz&5[ Bren en- en- the let of each month
From Southampton on tie 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st CT each month.
PRICE OF PAssAoE-From Baltimore to Bremen -
London, Havre and Southampt pton-Cabin 500; Steer
age $50. From Bremen to Ballimore-Cabin $50;
Sieerage s4U
Prices OF passage payable in gold OF It's eouiva.
lent.
They touch at Southampton both going and re-.
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
HULL for which through bills OF lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel.
All letters must pass through the Postoaice. Nc
bills Of lading but those Of the Company VII DO
signed. Bills Of lading viii positively &c. be de-
.vered before goods are cleared at The Customhouse
Fo- Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
No. South Charles-street, Baltino.e,
Or 70 MORDECAI & CO., Agents,
East Bay, CharlestoH, s. @.
.ApTl ~ Gmos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-03

PORT CALENDAR.
PEAsES OF THE MOON
Full Moon, 4th, tours, 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 12tb, hours. 80 minutes. evening.
New Moon, 10Th, hours, 48 minutes. evening.
First Quarter, 2GLb, hours, 43 minutes, morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-03

Exports Of Kicc, Naval Stores and am'
per from the Port of Charleston, from
september 1, 1867. to July 2..1s6s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

All the nitrate works at Iquique were destroyed
as well as those in its suburbs, entailing great
loss. Among those killed at Iquique were 3ri-
tish Consul Billinghurst. The American bark
Condor was lost off Mexilanos, but the crew
was saved. British bark Henrietta also lost,
crew saved. Losses at Quito over -, ,000, 900.
At Chincha Islands there was first hurricane
next an earthquake, and then the tidal wave
Several English vessel were damaged and
a Prussian bark wrecked Al small vessels,
launches the mole and adiuncts were destroyed.
Four hundred tons of silver ore and all the ex-
pensive works Of the Peruvian Mineral Co. owned
in London were completely swept away at
Iquique.
The towns of Canett, Haneay Copana, Carpa,
and other smaller places were also destroyed.
The port Of Los Lomas has been united to the
islands in the bayoi Calao by action Of the earth
quake Over 100000 persons are without shelter
and bread. Commissions are being formed,
ladies are making clothes and the government Of
Peru is straining its utmost to alleviate distress