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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS,

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, July 31.-Consols OAK. Bonds 72H.
PARIS, July 31.-The bullion has increased 4, 500,
600 francs.
LIVERPOOL, July 31-Noon.-Cotton firm; quota
tions unchanged; sales 1000 bales Sales of the
week, 5000 bales; for export, 1000; for specula
American. Breadstnfs quiet.
Two P. M.-Cotton buoyant and advancing; up
lands sAd; Orleans 1o3td; sales 1900 bales; cot
ton at sea, 100000 bales, whereof $4,000 are Amer
ca. Red wheat los 4d. Flour 27s.
Eyening.-Cotton advancing; sales $1,000 bales
uplands sZd; Orleans 1O14d. Lard advanced te
eos Sd. Bacon advanced to ASS Sd.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, July yS1-Noon.-Flour 5a10c. better
Wheat lc better. Corn dropping. Mess pork steady
Lard frmer at 17Aa1SAc. Cotton steady ct 29Ac
Turpeutine quiet and firm at 54a55c. Rosin frmer
strained common So. Freights quiet. '62 coupon!
lax. Gold As. Sterling 1oA. Money easy.
Eyening.-Cotton more active and hc. better
sales 1000 bales at SOC. Flour-State and Western
5a1oc better; superhne Sc s3ae95; Southern shade
better; common to fair extra ss s5a10. Wheat lc
better; choice amber Michigan So 65; white Canadi
50 IS. Corn less active and not 60 firm; m1xeG
Western 5a10c better; white Western 81 21al 26
Oats dull Western s2c. Mess pork steady at s2S BY
a2s 621S Lard firm; kettle 1sha18Ac. WhiskeI
frmer. Rice steady; Carolina 10Aa11Ac. Turpen
tine steady at Haas Rosin frmer at s3a7 Freight'
dull Gold AK.
BALTIMORE, July S1-CottoE steady at 291Sa30c
Flour firm and active; prices unchanged. Wllea
very firm; choice red 50 47. Corn frmer; white 81
al 3s yelc 81 o. Oats steady at SSa91. Mess porl
firm at sSO Bacon active and excited; ribbed side
IT; shoulders 14Na14,l. Lard quiet at 1sc.
WILMINGTON, July 31.-Turpenhne firm at 4Oc; II
casks 40Hc. Resins quiet; PALE 81 IS; No l, - 6o
strained, So o5. Tar advanced to 81 80.
AUGUSTA, July Sl,-Cottor market fat and nothing
doing; nominally 28hc.
SAVANNAH, July S1.-Cotton Arm. middlins 29c
Receipts 7e bales. Receipts Of the"week 4o7 bales
Exports coastwse 1850 bales. Stock by actual coun
to-day, 2s76 bales.
NOBLE July S1-No sales. Quotations nominal
Holders ask higher rates than yesterday, and Their
are no buyers. Receipts bales. Sales OF the weel
rs. Receipts So. Exports coastwise 2lo. Stock 459
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July Sl.-Sterling unchanged; New
York sight exchange u premium. Sugar and molas
ses dull Cotton dull; middlings nominany 2se
sales a baes receipts "a baes receipts Of the weel
sO4 bales; exports coastwise, $40 bales; stock 2o2
bales.
CINCINNATI, July S1-Flour quiet and unchanged
family 50 75alO 26. Corn dull at s4as5. Mess purl
s2s 121z. Lard moderate.
ST. LOUIS, July S1.-Flour, superfne, 81. Con-
easier at soas2c. for mixed, and 9Oa93c for white
Mess pork s2ea2s2 Bacon l2Ials; clear sides 1872
ait. whiskey steady at 81 Is.
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Osts are Hc lower; GALES 61.GS0 oush ct BIC ion
Western afoat, and CSC to arrive.
RIoE-Is In moderate request with sales Since our
last 99S Rags Rangoon on private terms.
| CoFFEE-Is steady, with good business doing.
Sales since our last 1900 bags Rio and 750 bags Mara
caibo, both on private terms.
SuclR-Ib steady with fair demand. Sales since
our Last 750 hhds Cuba at 11a12c, and 60 boxes
Havana at 13c.
MoLAssEs-Is moderately active, with sales since
our last Of $50 hhds at 42a44c for Muscoyaao, and
40c for clayed
HA71Is firm at zoe for shipping, and s1al 40 for
retail lots
PRov1s1oNe-Pork Is hrmer and In moderate de-.
mand Sales 1850 bbls at S28 25a28 81 for new mess
closing at s28 81 regular s2sa28 10 for old do; $22 30
a23 for prime and $24a24 25 for prime mess. Also,
1000 barrels mess, September delivery, seller,
part at S28 50 and 500 barrels do seller October as
S28 25.
Beef is steady Sales IT'S bbls at s15a20 so foT new
plain mess; and $40 50a24 rs for new extra mess;
ALSO Is tcs at S21aS3 for prime mess and s30a36 for
India mese.
Cut meats are firm; sales 400 pkgs at 121a1SEc for
shoulders and 16ka1714c for hams; also l91za21 Ac
for baeged hams.
Middies are steady, and in moderate demand.
Sales rs boxes at tic for Straord and 1910 for long
clear.
Lard is shade Armer.~ Sales 700 terces at from
16Ta18hc for No. to prime steam, and 18a1e19c for
kettle rendered; also, $50 terces prime sea seller
| September, at 1Sc.
Butter is steady at 25aSsc for Ohio and 3sa4oc for
| State. ~
| WH1sEY-Is active and armer. Sales 600 bbls, in
bond, at 52a5Se; now held at 56c.
CoTToN-Is rather more steady. Sales 1900 bales
! at 2915c for middhng uplands
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Newport, R. l., July II, 1868.
REPLY OF GENERAL HANCOCK.

KELLY UF CE-N6nho RANOOChs
S. z. Glover, Louisville:
My DEAR Sm-I am greatly obliged for your
favor Of the 18th inst. Those who suppose
tional Democratic Convention, or that do not
sincerely desire the election Of its nominee,
know very little Of my character. Believing,
as I really do, that the preservation Of the con-
stitutional government eminently depends on
the success Of the Democratic party in the
coming election, were to hesitate in its can
did support, feel should not only falsify my
own record, but commit crime against my
country. neyer aspired to the Presidency on
account of myself. Inever sought its doubtful
honor and certain labors and responsibilities
merely for the position. My own wish was to
promote, if I could, the good of the country
and to rebuke the spirit Of revolution which
had invaded every sacred precinct OF liberty.
When, therefore, you pronounced the state
ments in question false, you did exactly night.
Principles, and not men, is the motto for the
rugged crisis in which we are now struggling.
Had been made the Presidential nominee, l
should have considered it tribute not to me
but to the principles which l had proclaimed
and practiced: but shall cease to revere those
principles because by mutual political friends
another has been appointed to put them into
execution? Never, never. These, sir, are my
sentiments, whatever interested parties may
say to the contrary; and desire that all may
know and understand them. shall ever hold
in grateful remembrance the faithful friends,
who, hailing from every section Of the Union,
preferred me by their votes and other express
sions Of confidence, both in and out Of the
Convention, and shall do them all justice to
believe that they were governed by patriotic
motives, that they did not propose simply to
aggrandize my personal fortunes, but to save
their country through me, and that they will
not suffer anything like personal preferences or
jealousies to stand between them and their
manifest duty. I have the honor to be, dear
sir, very respectable, yours.
WINFIELD 8. HANCOCK.
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GENHR IL HANCOCK FOB SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.
The following important correspondence is
published in the Louisville Journal. The let
ter of General Hancock is worthy Of his re-
nown as the defender of civil supremacy.
LOUISVILLE, July IS, 1868.
Mojor- General Hancock I deem it proper
to direct your attention to statements made by
the Radical press to the effect that you are
greatly dissatisfied with the results Of the Ma,
tional Democratic Convention. The object OF
the statements is to create an impression that
you do not acquiesce in the. judgment Of the
Convention, that your friends do not. and in in
their cordial support. wish you to know,
General, have taken the liberty to pronounce
these statements false, and to assure those
who. have spoken TO me on the subject that
nothing could cause you more regret than to
find your friends, or any Of them, less earnest
in supporting the ticket which has been nofni-
mated than they would have been had your own
stood in the place Of Governor SeJ mours:
s. r. GLOVER.
1000
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Sea Shell.

Cool bps Of shell, sing. sea-sheM warm and sweet
OF rfpples curling on the creamy beacn;
OF soft waves singing IN each others ear,
Email wave,ets kissing one another's feet,
where fakes Of foam make music, q low Speech
Tenderly sad to hear.
Tel me Of halsformed, little broken words
Sung by the ripples to the sdl sea-fowers
In SILENT sleeping, tdeless deeps OF sea;
For there the flowers have voices like 10 olros,
That Sing fun throated in this world OF ours
/, i On each melodious tree.
Not now, not now, sweet shell, some other Gay
:: Ten NE Of sighings on the lonely shore, ,,o.
And seas that cob to birds that seresH o1 aDo'''
Ven me not now Of earth grown weak ano esas. e
Nor longing for the things that come no uoie'
Nor any broken love.
Tome thy breathing bears another tone. con
on fresh cool currents running unoet eeeI
And happy laughter Of the sunny spray,
Ar, heareet thou the words that are thine OWL,
A Know'st thou the message that they bear to me,
The thingsthey seem to say!
All. sea.shell! it is this: ssThe soft blue deep,
Which thrills with heart that knows thee ana
Is kind, '.ss
Z Sighed for thy sorrow, now itlaughs with thee;
love liz q secret which man cannot keep.
5 . hide It from Heaven and the needless wind,
But trust it with the sea"
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HQtIr1a1s.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON-
PANY.


PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CoRSER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, 5
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May 18, 1853.
SCHEDULE OF TIE CHARLESTON ClTZf
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotuer Terminus
at 79O An, and at inter- at AM, and at inter-
vals Of eight t8 minutes walls of eight S minutesA
during the day Ia tn the during the day til loP
N.RFLeaye the Battery as as follows: On the hour
and t,velre Q2l minutes OF the hour, nom A. M,
except at tiUere 2) INITIATES of O'clock A. NJ Every
other trip from the old Postofice until 4:S0 p M.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are to-
-,'o RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotrer Termi1uss,
at 73O AM, and at inter- at sos AM, and atin.er-
walls of ten tl0j minutes vals Of ten 10l uinuteo-
during the day till $40 during the day tillloP.M
Pm.
except at ass A. NJ Every other trip from the oldal
PostofRce until 4.3o P. 1f. from Upper Terminus
| when all the trips are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,0er Ieymtt: u.
vals Of fifteen (15) min intervals Of fifteen t15}
utes till TOO P. N. minutes till 7.90 P. n.
N.B.-An the trips are to tie Battery.
RUTLEDGES1HEET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminals
q. AN, and at inter- at 9.35 AM, and ct in!erl
walls Of every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty 2g
| minutes till Gas PM. minutes hll 7.30 Pm.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Esttery.
Mayl7 Secretary and Treasurer.
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ATTlVcO t6btcIuhys
schr Lilly, Townsend. New Yogk,ls days; Mdse
Bros, Bates Co, A Bischof, q Bischof co, g
q Brown, j Boesch, Crane, Boyleston & Co, Cam
eron, Barkley & co, Clacius Wttte, Chisolm Bros,
A W Eckel Co, 9 D Francke, B Feldman GO,
Gerdts O., Goodrich Winep an Co, j W Harris
son, holmes & Calder, ] " Ball, Jefords Co, B
Katie & Co, C Lllienthal, Lsurey & Alexander, A
McConkey, Muller, Nimitz Co, Olney co, Q
Ojeman, G Panknin, Puckhaber, Z Rodgers
Co, Railroad Agent, Ravenel l. Blrnwell, Won
santen, J Renneker. D Vincent, Thurston
holmes, Thomson & Co, G W Stefens L CO, WI
Webb, Werner & Tucker, W.gener, Heath MOE.
sees, Weiskopf NJ Wohltman, r White, s
Ashbury, q N Lawson, A Muller & Co, T NJ Cater,
and Order.
schr Albert Thomas Rogers, New York-13 days.
Hay. To the Master, and T ] Kerr Co.
Rough Rice, eH tierces clean Rice, and sundries.
To Shackelford Kelly, B Ward, B Duncan.
q Klatte & Co. Klinck, Wiokenburg Z CO. Mordecai
L Co, L Novel;, Major E L Deane. B O'Neil, Boil:
mann Bros Col c Walker, b Klstte Il Co, III j
simonds, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-Jno &
sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka. 1larshman, New York.
Schr Plandome, Davis, Philadelphia
From THU Port.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray Philadelphia, July %.
Schr Talbot, Packard, Philadelphia, July %.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Tiers, Hoffman, at Philadelphia, July 2s.
Memoranda.
The schr F Edwards Paddock, from Georgetown,
8 c, arrived at New York July %.
= The schr F r Baird. Bernard, for Georgetown, 8
C, cleared at Philadelphia July %.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Cardigan, Young, ...June u
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr John a Griffin Foster, up.... July IA
Schr Mon;ais. Bearse, July ~
KEW YoRK,
Brig Samuel Welsh, Eoecker, cleared. ......July 16
.Schr W Smith, Tookei, up........... .Juiy IL
Schr Annie Batchelder Stecman, cleared ...JulS ~
PHILADELPHIA.
schr W q Tiers HoGmann, cleared. .........July %
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20, 10
RM. 4; p 6. 11EHf MHiiDEN on oG@@assss aeeoants.

AuOpleU.
By Alderman Whilden, in tie absence OF the
chairman:
A BILL to compel the closing Of trap-doors
and openings in buildings, stores, and other
piaces of business.
SECTION l.. Be it ordained, That hereafter j:
shall be made the duty Of the occupant Of
every store or building where trap-doors or
other openings are daily used. for hosting or
lowering goods, or tor any other purpose, to
cause the same to he closed and fastened every
evening before leaving the premises. And
every person so engaged failing to comply with
the provisions of this ordinance, shall forfeit
and pay fine of not less than one hundred
dollars. to be recovered in any court of CON-
petent jurisdiction; one-haF to the use OF the
informer. and the remainder to the use Of the
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lC1 bales Domestcs. 1T baes Waste, 2oOi bushels
Gram, 1T bbls Naval Stores, cars Lumber cars
Slaves, car Wood. To II Bulwinkle L Co, T1ede-
man s. Co, Tupocr & Son. " Clausssn, Dowie L
Noise, G.Iorentz. Goldsmith & Son, j g Mallonee,
Il Granger, Utsey 4 Kenyon, KanaPauI & Lam
neau, JefrSrds CO, NccbI2an Co, Ch1solm In Eros
6 E Pritchet W Iebby, Pelzer, RJdgers Il co, Hop
kins, Mcpherson & Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co,
Railroad Agent.
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The MosT PERFECT Iron Tonic. s
FERHaTED M r ELIXIR OF BARK.-A pleasant cordial.
prepared from calisaya bark and pyfo-phos-
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INC Cnnr1e.ton Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,(
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, July 81, '6s. I,
Early in the day single tranachon, say 81 bales
of mideng at 2sc took place, but after receipt Of
kilograms announcing an active and advancing mar
ket at Liverpool, no sales transpired
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SHELL ROAD.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE;

CITY ENGINEERS oFFIcEl
CITY HALL April %, 1868.
FARMERS AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
not to drive over the line of the Meeting street
Road, between Spring and Bumney streets, during
the execution Of the work. Cattle drivers are re-
onested not to use the Meetlrgstreet Road at all.
Ihe disturbance OF all the grade and alignment
pegs, recently put up, renders it necessary 70 maze
snrii 20 City Engineer.
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JANE ooMN, ApM1NIsTRATR1x, vs. TIE CITY
COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON.

JANE coMN, IDM1N1sTRATR1x, vs.. TIE CITY
COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON.
His Honor Judge Glover will please take no
tice Of q motion for new trial in this case, upon
the following grounds
Fsra. Because the deceased, James Conlin,
contributed by his own negligence to the casu-
atty whereby he lost his life, and has, there
fore. no remedy against the city.
Second. Because If PaturZo was servant OF
the City Council, he and Conlin were in the
common employment Of the corporation, and
neither Conin nor his administr atrix could nave
any action against the city for the. negligence
of Paturzo,- the co-employee.
Third. Because Paturzo was not the servant
of the city, but anindependent contractor, and,
therefore, he and not the City Council was iia-
Die for hls negligence in leaving open at night
the trap-door through which the deceased fell.
Fourlh Because In case OF recovery the prop
or measure of damages was the material or Pc
cunia-y value of the life lost; whereas the Jury
in Ewing aYerdict for ten thousand dollars dis
regarded the evidence offered as to the pecunl,,
airy value Of the life, and found without regard
to evidence or the rules Of law on the subject.
And also motion in arrest OF Judgment on
the ground:
That under the present Constitution of the
State and the last amendment to the Consttu-
tion Of the United States, the court was not or
ganized for the administration of justice ac-
W. D. PORTER, City Attorney.
On motion, the City Attorney was authorized
10 appeal for new trial.
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Misffllanfoas.
MERCHANTS OF CHARLESTON
ADVERTISE N
THE SUMTER NEWS

THE ABOVE NAMED PAPER Is PUBLISHED
weekly in Sumter, S. c., which, being Immediately on
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and nave
published, is offered as desirable advertising me.
dunn. Terms LIBERAL
Address. DARR l. OSTEEN,
A.avS Propretors.
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Commercial.
N~~NNN~NN~~~ON
exports.

NEW. YoRK-Per steamship Moneka-1e6 crates
Peaches, &c, 200 feet Lumber, PSI casks Clay, 160
Watermelons, q bales Domeshcs, "a Ale Barrels,
and Sundry Packages.
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~ ,loNv, ,-nfr Raforrad
Sltsoei On nuuso~"seiee" A'eN "
mayor !or acnon. Y,u n.u.-or, orcs;tect
Appncaslon o1 oo!n -; L. Do..io1 .HaLasa tha c;tv
! ana DaMues' PsoP9SMaS naSat ~ Ppprth ~ Reanfa;n
iot noftn ot croau,ss, I at,as. ocnrn;ad hv Mr.
and west o Eynca-stceet, to t,ovenotae vUG ON Civ
hsnas ofa ,.roa n,,,ober Of tay .nayers.
sstant;on t tina Condition of the streets
iaadinc fsom ,Meeting- street to Northeastern
sRsiSrnads VIZ: ,John. sGhspel and Washington
e-street. .Referred to Committee ON Street,.
= sPefit;or OF. w. Bird. Chairman Trustees Of
pethei Church. praying that the cutters
around the church building be replaced with
new ones and that $40 be appropriated for the
same me saIi0Sine STansSa letter nom Mr. John H.
Honour was read. ,,,,- 90 1890
90 Eson n.ss, ~ Sg Gbggriss,o 1S, a0O0'
dIs O;,vyevse Es,y tbe stb ~ Novemhsr. iss7
s r ssss elected by the CITY Council, City Asses
aor Z 10 for % the un@eIpired 81 tenn Of D. C.Gibson,
! sworn s;, into Office by his Honor the Mayor,
hsyino 70 eiven bond and security as required by
( ziswadf fhe Mifhfui perfomanee OF the duties Of
the oficc. which bond was formally approved
s by the City Council.
entered uponsthe dnties Of the Office, and
s sn iba month ofs December following. when
Ir;nssS sas copy os the q oath reouired by net Of
Congress- az Julys 1852 to be taken by persons
elected to sny Slate or district Office in the So
called rebel States. This I.declined to sign,
when as;informed that the military COM
mander Would appoint CITY Assessor, which
Was accordinely done. and the duties OF tha
n.s mSS 49, so % been disebarped bv The nar9 @
sesssa - Ss,ss,;i.tsJ S.ss q 20
ssar ,Tst,ts y SthataSn,,., ,...
~ mdpe Mon Sy procamason o. Inc tTesadehs iasad ha
corannsndar ;ltsrv rnIe ceases
to oe1ist, and I respectfully ask that I may
again be placed in possession OF the Office to
which was elected, apd rom whlch no order
was lssue9 tor my tsngSai t9i 'he .error-
nance o. the dunes o. WHICH 3 gave bond,
1wmcn DONG mas peen csncel1ed), which
1 es 80 cto,;,v performed for q time,
Ia.isi fSe salary until super
and tor which ! Drew tne es''. s4 ''.'sl'.' - =
~. 4. a fsvorahie con-
u 5Hoplng Ios aII .pis snrics}ion have the
ssueraIoI " sn.s ,,osnactfnv vonr obedient
Snsgls.,ses noags y e, JOHSR. HONOUR.
sesg s1aaI,nena hidden moved that committee
- tSrsa he annoinfed to investigate the facts
ana @ 70 Ispess ~ nno;nted Aldermen Whilden,
$500 A5e ns' o,,a 'iJpword q !. -rt-..E
ao,.,n,,T;eat;nn ~ the Commissioners Of
r. 1IS Slala 20 Inr;i making application for
as,a;sainn io mt nj, s1ifable buildings at the
snl on5 - iba r,askets FOR the better accom-
,oSss oS;nn sne ~ those whn' furnish supplies for
om5 other nersons usually obtaining
tha;E aGs,.as nsssis siI =, the hem marKets.
Paferred tn the MAYOR to confer With the
- a.s An ths 'st,hiect - 90
l5ot;ca 81 tha nnarteriy M eet;ne OF the Direc-
y NJ ers,;s ayd TbarIeston Railroad
Ga Io.s o. sng obe beId on the 29th inst. Infor-
COMPANY, U pe netu ~ eA'e --I ,'.o'
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consignees per Northeastern Railroad
,JulY 81.

619 bbls Naval Stores. cars Stock, IS cars Lum
bor, Mdze, SC. To Mazyck Bros. Reeder l. Davis,
e Pritchett " Rinsm N, " Clark = Co. 1a. JeE-
shalI Jr 7 u Aiken & CO. r G Chlsolm, 5 Stoney,
Riscy Creighton, Capt Leidtke, eailnrd & Minotf'
T Simmore.
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Passengers.

FHHBeuRtTSI
Per steamship Moncka, sor New York-Msrtha
Miller, E Bournes, B Williams, Mrs Jane Zig
gins, II " Zeigler and In steerage.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, s c.
" r Evans, Kilroy, q Ward and servant, Capt
P R Lachicotte Capt " A Kelly, o Butts, Mar
zvck, Miss NJ Ivey, Miss Mary Barr, General A
NJ Manigault, Deas, Jr, and lady, and on deck.