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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-01

Il. B. PAoKER--No. Pittsburg COOL
No. 1884 Main street.
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An entire novelty I'm Paper Collars
the " Regatta at Robson, sneed d
Co.'S. %
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TNoR RTNT-THREE COTTAGES; oNE
with three roems, one with four rooms, and
one with Eve rooms--well situated. Call at -
Avary street. llJ'
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OLD HATS made new, 1884 Main st. 3!

Our OPINION on SEWING MACHINES.
Being conversant with ali the machines
of any note and in use, we hesitate not in
giving our decision in favor of the i'm
proved Wheeler q Wilson machine, as
far superior to other machines in use.
The agents salerooms for these machines
is 256 Second street AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-01

THOR RENT-TWO GOOD ROOMS. sUITA-
L bic for Offices, up stairs. Amply a.
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FOR SALE .

T1oR SALE, CHEAP,-A SUPERIOR 80
horse power stationary Engine and Boiler,
camplete-ss good as new: cost $1,000; will sell
same for $1,000. Call at 20S Madison street and
's' ~ j. IT. MERRITT,
Assistant Sup't Southwestern Freight and Cot
ron Press Company. 81
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Regatta Paper CoIlars at Robson,
saeed a Co.'S, eeI Main street. =
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NOR RENT-TBE HOUSE ON, THIRD
, street opposite the Catholic school. now &C.
cupied by DR.. Scerinyi. Apply at AZ Poplar
street -
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BANKING HOUSE. No. 10,

santh side of Madison street, with all .neces
sarv Rank Fixtures, and two large Bankers
Safes for sale< Apply to s. MOSBY, ReceiSvser'
tho
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NOR SALF--A TWO STORY FRAME
Il House, containing four rooms and a
Kitchen. inquire on the premises. 500 Main
etreet near Garner of Vance, Is"
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r WILL SELL, ON VERY EASY TERMS,
WilI exchange the same for propesy. improved
or unimproved, northern part Of the city pre-
fered. II. BQUlS AMEN,
~ No. 35 Poplar street.
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TSOR RENT. - THE SECOND STORY
4 Rooms, formerly occupied by Dentist Hin;
son, Of 225 Main street. between ADAMS ana
Jefferson. Separate entrance from Main. In
ouire in the Shoe Store underneath. 2oT
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NOR SALE-O0ALi C0ALll C0ALlll-
Knoxville, Alabama and Tennessee Coal.
the best IN the market, at 81 per barrel. Sa-
Wannee. SOC. IS 000 Brick FER sale,
ASA SHELTON,
q Ne. Monroe street.
NOR SALE.-THE BAR FIXTURES COM
PLETE, now at No. l55 NAH street. Ap-
ply on the premises. or to g. W. MlLLEah'
tanitol Saloon. Z-N
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Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-Forrest's Ju-
niper Tar is werranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantane ous re-
lief produced. Try it. II not satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get y.ur money back.
D. +. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street, Agent.
Price IS cents. Al
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WAN rs.


VxTANTED-T0 BUY OR LEAsEA FIRST
w class Cotton Shed. Apply TO-
DASHIELL a. HILLARY,
N No. 296 Front street.
WANTED = EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can buy the best Pittshurg Coal
AT 81 10 per barrel, delivered in city or suburbs;
from the Hays Coal Co.. office 2sI Main 81. 4s
UTANTED-EVERY ONETO KNOW THE
w place 10 get their broken Furniture men
ded and re-upholstered; Spring BEDS and NAT,
tresses OF ali kinds repaired. Carpets 0ieanedand
relaid; Pianos and Furniture vanished, is at
No. 44I-o Monroe street.
u MARTIN BYKE.
VHANTED- A SITUATION AS BOOK
w keeper, at a moderate salary, by gen
tleman of experience, who can give best Of city
reference. Address Q. C.. Postotlee. ~
TITANTBD-DAY B0ARDERS AT THE
w Commercial hotel. Thirty dollars per
month. Apply at the Office. Also. Pastry
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Commercial Hotel
~ r. f eei la 1id.itl
RE-oPENED, y s.s
Corner Jefferson and Front SIS.

THIS .wRLL-KNQwN AND POPULAR
thronghout. and viii open on THURSDAY,
MARCH ., 1858, for the reception Of guests
The. table. win b. supplied with the hest the
ma marx va affords, The, caterer, Maj. WM. J. 4
steward, formerly Of this city. hut more re-
Gently Of the Exchsnee Hotel, Of Richmond,
Va, will be on hand. with a corpi Of attentive
ourselves to make our quests eemfortshIe and
Mt home, and have the Old Commercial again
redeem Us character as one Of the bsst Hotels
In the city.
Schedule OF Prieess
Day Board, per month-........--..$30 90 eH|
Board and Lodging. per week-.... IL 90
Transient Guests, per day.....-...- 2 so
Capt. B. D. CAsTLEMAN will be found In
ALLEN BROTHERS,
10 Managers.
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PIrrsBURG Coal AND Gas CoKE.-
Brown a Jones', Office Eat Second street
Weighed by County Inspector. d
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FOUND.

r,euNp-oN FRONT STREET, ABUNcH
II Of KEYS, which the owner can get at this
cfice nv paying for this advertisement. %
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CALIooEs, 10 to IL cents at the clearing
sale of Elson's Mammoth Cheap Store
stock, 305 Main street. u
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POLICE MATTERS.
Doings Of the Metropolitan
I'm March.
Lost and stolen Property Re-
covered.
Fires, Accidents and other
Matters.

The following exhibit Of the doings Of
the Metropolitan Police force under
Colonel s. B. Beaumont, during the
month ending yesterday, for which we
are indebted to Capt. ]. c. Hazlitt, Sec
rotary Of the Board Of Commissioners,
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WHITMORE & CO.,
No. IL Madison street.

THE PUBLIC LEDGER Is SERVED TO
l. City Subscribers by faithful carriers OF
Fifteen Cents per Week. payable weekly
to the carriers.
By mail, Eight Dollars per annum, or
Seventy-five Cents per month, in advance.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 27-oofFEE.-Nothing@ @ doang ing
to-day from first hands; only sale repor.eu %ao ~
bags Rio at 1910 gold; quotaaons IelnaM oarooss
changed repeat viz: For fair 70 PRIME t.u Ssc,
ai2Hc gold, in bond invoices and lots ron ssc.
ond hands, prime Bio 7Halsc; gooa a1
fair 15a15,lc; ordinary is4al4c Java Ss1aa20s La
euayra 17za17Ac gold. ,.,,, mora IN.
corTos-Lverpoo sdvices opened SUI I'LL m0f9 o1,r ,n
vorabe to-day, but fell of slightly at the close E
market continues inactive; the pravainR hen iS
cause buyers to operate with greater caotn, tr
ers however, evince much hrmness IN xe~ ,.t a,
light receipts and exhausted condluon Oh tae Ia
fine States We report to-day sales OF ~ oa.es Iia
ding at 82Hc "a bales barely do 32c; 90 oaies low
middline stained at S1c 81 baee stained at ZS7sc-
in all 265 bales. y ,.,,a. ,,ode,atelv
active. On Saturday last and day or TWO preEi'
ously but not before reported, tnere ~eie IN;
follows: 1000 bbls city mills high grace eAS aoiai
zon SIS 25 1000 bbs spring wneni 1as e1ra sI2; 800
bbls Western " extra; 400 Dds iSta farms
trs s(vrginia valley hour), both on private Hrs,
200 bbls good Howard-street super su 70 ~SiA''
remains without quotabs caanss tsay were comprised
of SIS bushels white and 1900 bushes red; marSes ~
was less active, owing tothe hrmness on sa1 p,,e
holders only sales reported were ZoC so n o
MARYLAND white at SIS 90; 125 bushels do ~ lo; 1vo
bushels choice virginia valley red IS l6 500 ousaes
medium Maryland 50 IS; several parcels remaS noo
over unsod. Corn-118 800 bushels white snu ~ tou
bushels yellow received; marHes ooH
dry white at 81 IL; 1925 do do at 81 lo 1Igo e9sa
GOOD at 81 0e SOC do 81 0s 1000 bushels Inferior
81 05a1 06 OF yellow $500 busneis SOLO na o. ~ -
and only 100 bushels brought 81 21 img Ia
offered with sales of 500 bushels light Southern az
71a72c measure; 600 bushels winter at soc welgni;
97l bushels out Of order 7Sc l2u pusneis ooc' SV1A
OF Western mostly retired from the market ,s
270 hhds, 80 tcs Cuba olayed, for boiling Ut AAo
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Bacon and Green's.

Ihave lived long enough to be rarely mistaken,
And had my full share OF HE'S changeahle scenes;
But my woes have been solaced by good green's and
bacon. :. y
Ny joys have been doubled by bacon and greene
What . thrill Of remembrance cen now they awaken
o. ehildhoodsa gay morning and youths merry
When one day we had green's and plsteful of Oa-
And the next we had bacon and plateful OF
geens-
Ahl well / remember, when sad and forsaken,
Hesrt-wrung by the scorn OF mles N ner Ieens; ,
EoW ned from her sight to my ioSeo ereens Anu
bacon,
Ana forget nv despair over bacon and greens.
when the banks refused specie, and creois was
T shared IN the wreck, and was ruined IN means;
Nv friends all declared hsd not saved my oacon'
But lived, for still had my bacon and greens.
II some fsiry grant of three wishes could make
90 worthlese as I, and 80 laden with sims,
I'd wish all the green's in the world then the oacon
hen wish for q little more bacon and green's
oh there is charm in this dish, rightly taken,
which from custsrds and jelies an epicure weans;
stck your fork IL the tat, wrap your greens round
the bacon,
and green's.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Mrs
G Graham aud child, A Baldwin. J Brown, R g
Wood. q Gibbes, lady, Two children and nurse Ii
Potter. lady and two children Mrs Taylor and ser
vant Mrs Jackson, Mrs Cole Mrs Bell, Miss Bell, c
John and lady. Miss q NJ venn, Mrs o'Brien.
G Gin, Mira Matthews, Mrs Colhon, Mrs Kate Cor
rim. E Lodh, Davis and lady. Miss Newby. F Cru
rollo b smith, Quinn, A Dufos, " W Wilkinson,
Miss Kennedy. Z L Ward. j Bussett, Z Crowell,
@ I Jamieon. Miss e Jamison Clary, DR. Z
Merrill ana lady, " Surkney,J Ryan, Flynn,
and 10 steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah: via Beah-
fort, Bluffton, and Hilton Head-J B Hubbard, Miss
M.s silva and child Williams, " Allyn. c
DeForrest, I Young, stubbs, j Q stearns, and 16
deck.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, April 2a, 1858.
yrsperIs UNDER 100 ToSs, AND STEAMERS coAsT1sa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Souder, 77S tons, Lebby, at Atlantic wharf, for
New York. loading-Jno Theo Getty.
Champion. l41s tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co. z
MARYLAND, tons, Reed, at Union wharf, for Balti.
more. ready-Courtenay Trenholm.
SHIPS.
sedberph tBrl GA tons, Kneale. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool. loading-Patteison Stock.
q Tucker 1893 tons, Rundlett, at Vanderhorsss
wharf, for Liverpool, waitng-Master.
Richard the Third, 8ss tons Scott, at Brown Cos
wharf. from Liverpool, waihn9-Master.
Amena. 68s tons, Conner, at vanderhorsts wharf,
for Liverpool, loading Welsman.
BARKS. d'
Sitka, 500 tons, Thompson, at Atlantic wharf, LOT
Liverpool loading-Bisley & Creighton.
Annie K1mball, 732 TONS Lincoln, at Brown Cos
wharf, from Havre, wainng-Street Bros & Co.
BRIGs. - ~
Times (Br, l62 tons, Morgan, In the Stream, from
Cardenas, waitng-J Enslow l. Co.
Manzanilla, TONS Aagune e. IN Asndey m AiVer' 'or
George tBr) - tons, Crossley, in the Stream, from
Da-ien Geo, waiting-Risley l. Creighton.
sCHooNERs.
Menawa, 2l1 TONS Dissosway in Ashley River, for
New York, loading-T Tupper Sons
wapela o43 tons, Hawkins, in Ashley River, for New
Haven, loading-Master.
Myrover ils tons, Hughes, at E Railroad wharf,
for New York. loadin2-W Roach.
Willie Martin, 152 tons, Noyes. in ashley River, for
Philadelphia. loading-H Baker Co..
Charles Raymond, 800 ions, Higgins, a. Brown
& Co.'S wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith
& Son.
TT Tssker. ass tons. Allen in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, loading-Risley i Crei5hton.
Paul Thompson, Mh tons Godfey; @ az union wnafi'
] T Alburger, 255 tons, Corson, at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker 4
co.
Lizzie Evans tons, Evans, at Gas Company's
wharf, from Philadelphis, discharGng- g-Master.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Chs.ieston. for the Meek ending APRIL 80, 1868,
md printed officially IN The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston:as ,q
aaPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are aAdyertised -.
us once hours from A. N. to 6P. N. On SUM-
days,tom 5to6 p. n. ..,..s.
STANLEY d. TRorT. Postmaster.
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.NTEN,s LIST

-
iGranvfIl, ,Dalnberl ONeHb
- Hazard. .wnliaml Paisley,
Harper, Pehr Psrris,;;
: 1Hargrsve, w N HIS ,
selHarding, VIM sRa4e Y
lHodnet, Thomas Poore, J
HAIL. John ffuSe,
estHaynes Charles lTsston
D eIinSe,
I lHarken. Jonah atcoroI
dsl Hastedb her uNncy,
l. mann as!nsui
n Heart, Cna1ies nogeasS,, .,
Humlneer, SOLO Sose, y,
mon 50 -: . = tp,,,sao nvy,
~ lSs1sders,
~ J X iSssds,.s
jos,s ,,rt
mIHoYT y HI s Sc9tuts
d;}Hpyhess e Sa1,sSsn1Ss,
Antsms SosomSn
{ Aast zap ;,
y 20 iS;tS1 iStats1,
Mrnlson, eIu.n. si,a'
: JnoEson, 1en vVs =,
X itS oIst' : :
lJonn. .lCnsrlesL SasSi:
PI3ones. zap Lewis.ip, i,
\ 1yoness Jonn smSst =
" oo9oeya ~ .3a
Jones, John u Maste;
johnson, - SsM y Sneso' Sne;a
tKasyin. u y SPAN '
kennedy,Sstrtc spins,, ps,s,
Reefe, r "a Soi ~
king, g W SpuInau
erIKtlroy. = &, co Stevens'
Kirt,J SGoIR,, ,
Korker W. Y ...-a :. StuT; Stsnh;n
KeoestT, 1ecsG,,StePMn'
CtKornahrene, y M S@lnto1
s31KucS Johsu2 Sweet :
tLeDeue Leon 1 rsusui, 3
ILegrees LoDs- Is.:ss' Issas' +
-
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Goumsrdal.
The Charlesten Money Market
THuaspXY. April 80. 1SSs

THURSDAY, April 80. 1858.
! Our financial market during the week has deFei-
oped no special feature some Of the better class OF
stocks and bonds fuctuating alghtiy frorn our Last
weeks quotations. There is some disposition TO
purchase first class securities but there is only
limited supply Offering at present figures. nessrs.
Leitch Bruns sold yesterday s5OLo six per cent.
past due South Carolina Railroad bonds, with ac-
crued interest from January !, 1868, at g. The fact
OF the security being past due is the reason we pre-
sume of Its selling at figure much above the -
curties of this company as quoted in our price list
The following are the bond and stock quotations
for the week ending Thursday, April so, 1865:
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Railroaos.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY. ,+


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY,COna.-
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.
CORNER BROAD AND EAST Bar STRER15,
CHAHIEsToH, So. Ca, May LIST, 1863
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON cITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
- KMa-sTREET LINE.
Leave gRper Terminus Leave Lo,cer Terminus
walls Of ten 10I minutes yals of ten fco) minutes
during the day till the during the day ,tiu 10 P.
last trip at $50 PM N. q
N.B.-Leave the Battery as follows: Tsoz,:y CO.
hour from $40 A. N, except ut ten Q0) minutes of
8 O'Clock, A. IL. Every other trip from tie old !:
Postof3ce until 40 P. NJ. from the Upper Termi.
nus, whom all the trips are to the Battery to P. NJ
when heast trip of all the ca:s are to the old Post
office. -s.l.... ,igis .l.,s ss5; - 81 .is 80
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Locer Terminus
at 7.SO AM, and at inter- st so5 AM and atinter-
Wis Of ten no. minutes walls Of ten 10) minutes {
during the day TIL $40 during the ytill1oP.M.
N. B.-Leave the Battery a. fire t5I minat<s after
the hour. and uiry.fve iS6 minutes after the hour,
except at 9o5 a. IL Every other trip from the old
when oil the trips are to the Battery s55 P. NJ,
wheu the last trip of all the ears are to the old Post
Office. s-{fNR
5aSUNDAY SCHEDULE. a.
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,Oer Ttrn,i-
at AM, and at inter nus at $50 AN, and az
walls Of fifteen l5) min intervals Of fifteen (l5)
utes till ZOO P. II. minutes till 7.30 P. II.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery, until 615 P.
II. The last trip Of each car to the old Postoice.
RUTLEDGESTREET LINE. s
Leave Upper TERMINUS Leave Loicer Terminus
at AN, and at inter- at 9S5 AM. and at he sr-
walls of every twenty t20 walls Of every twenty coy
minutes till 845 PM. minutes till 7.3os PM
N.B.-An the trips to tho Battery, until 6.15 P.
N. The last trip Of each car to the old Posofdce.
- i5- S.iW. RAMSAY,
April 80 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Ahreps, u
.Ashton, John
icord)
Aldrichr Robtr
Anderso son. Mas
ter Samuel sci
Pickens' |
.BsE, o. 1
Benson. Charlesi
tcol'dl - - |
Benson, chas 7
Bennett, Francisl
Bensen, Hrnrich
Beer, John |
Berf1nsnn, 81 |
Blckwehl, Adolf phi
BlauyelS Erandsl
Bottom, ii ] 1
Boykin. Wilbeml
Bohlman, Frsid;}
Brian, Charles A
Bronson, Proo !
Brown, Jimy 4
Burnhsm, Lea /
witt |
Bug. Ssm RI
BucEeaster, E ri
Button, Milford !
Burnester, Will.
Liam -. |,
Bury, B T -..S |
Burns, John b Il
Byron, n 81 D |
Campbell, B 3 |
Cn. J Wesley |
Chapman. Peter.f
Cooper, DAME. |
Cordes, Bslph |.
Cohehn, HcnryC Ct.
Crews, Joseph I.
'Crc1ehsn, JIM u
Culp. HR Satl
CurHs Rufus B Z
Dalby, DE- Johnt1
T II
Dixon, Ru6as n
Doscher, Henry u
Dow, &c, agent
Drew, Edward
Dufee, P L I
Duval, Col QDSl
Dub oils, Egpert |!
Du9gnu, Patrickl'
Eliot, William /
Emily. Henry I'll;
EyhsiD sE II |.
F3sher. Charles
Fitzetbbon. Jas |
or Thos KennyE
Eistor. Samuel. 7
FsMley. WiltsmE
Ford, George II y
Fry, Albert 81 4
fraser, Cap Jas
Franciscus, g OF
Fufler. 3 III
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Exports sor the week ending Thursdsy
April 30.

PROVIDENCE, B I-Per stesmship vicfssurgIss @
bales Vplsnd Cotton. PEI scnr . DaVs-
1sa.Ooo feet Flooring Boards and Lumber. -
Per schr A e Wnard-113,60 600 feet Lumber IL
300 feet Sawed Timber. a..
NEW YoRK-Per steamship saragosss-2l5 bales
Upland Cotton, 81 cases Mdze. 40 casks Cny, na
bare boots, so boxes Wine, 1s4 PACKAGES Vege.
tsSies. 2S7O feet Lumber go empty Barrels,
Buggits, Horse. Per steamship Charles
tonN25 bags Cotton. 49, bales Upland Cotton:
20 tierces Rice, 20 casks Clay, 80 bales Yarn, S6
bales MOSS, IS empty Barrels, S5 bags Cotton
Seed, Carriages, Al packages sundries, Soo
packages Vegetables. Per steamship MoneEa-
5s bales Cotton, 1s9 bales Waste. lbs bales Do
mestics. 10 bun,,les Paper. 2se boxes and bols
vegetables, 5s packages sundries. Per steam; steam;
ship Manhattan-1 bags ! and e41 6ales cpiano ,Na
Cotton. 100 bbls Rosin, SO casks Clay bales
RAGS. 2o2 bales Domesics, os PACKAGES sundries;
500 packages Vegetables. Per scnr hacSel Sa
Vanneman-200,00 600 feet Lumber; -. % .tes s0n'
pHILADELpHIi--Per schr Oliver Ames-ooo IONS
Phosphate Rock
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w6A1ErJs, LIST
Graham, Miss
| r
Grant jane

naubm, mSo I
Grant jane
lGreen, Amy p
fHsslop, Anna
lHsyne, Miss n Z
Hampton, Mrs Z
tHalsall, Mrs A Z
IHinken, Miss r
Hoffman, Mrs A
| l;H 49, -
;Holly, AsryA:
L. O. -
Holmes, Miss 3
Holmes, SusanM
lJnnez Julia
|gons;; |gsDs;s, M,s Ann q N
IJonfins MraE
lyohnston So, Mary
EI--'' r.
I,cS,.,n - uro n
IyTohnsor' IT,hnson Mre i1s n
lyGSpnsgtSa1 Mra ?
[ySsnsM, [yohnson NAV.
|Yesr5 Pstsey
|:Jenords. Mrs II
|sR -.
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Putnam, Mrs G
Reynolds, Miss 8
Reynolds, = Miss S
Reynolds.MissM N
Ricke1s. Miss D
Rions, Mary J
Robin, Miss G v
Salvo, Kate
Sanders, Miss n
Saunders. Mrs 7
Scott, Mrs B
seabrooS, Mrs n
W Ast.s :
Shaw, Mary L
Sharp, Mary
Sheafy, Mrs
sharp, Mary a
Stnton, Sarah
Sims, Ada W
Smoke, Mary
Strong, Alice
St0cknan, LA
Sumpter, Miss Y
Swals, Susan
Sumter, Julia :.
Smith, Mrs G L
Sinaons, Mrs s w
Sim onA, ShsrloHe
Taft Miss J
repnent, Mary A
Thsr1n, Miss A
Thomas, Mrs D
Tonnes, Mrs b @
Torrey, Ann
Tronces, Mrs ]
Taylor. Mar. JSi
From Chas Vaun
<nhiu da11O6far
Sue :
Warren, Dianns
welch, Mrs r II
Wesley. Mary L
Weekes, Anne St''
Winuingham,
MiSI 3
Wine, Mrs d
wilson, Miss R
Wilson, Nancy
Washington, Mrs
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Washington, An
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Yaden, Miss 81 E
Yates, Mrs CT
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Ruh. Rose -
BaSrensLizde &
Barrett, Mrs N
Barron, Sally
Berbusse, Mrs {
Bell, Miss W
BolGer, Mrs B.,
Booen, ESisssS a
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Brssey. Mrs ii
Brsdford,G Mrs ]
Bran6t, NrAL y
Bright. Eliza -
bryan. Mrs he
Broughtous Mrs.
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Buschs MissLs
Burk, Mrs 8 A.
Bunch, Mrs J
Rren, Ann
Brown, Julia
Brown, Serena
Bueeby, Jane
CreOp, Sdr1a
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Cainben,L Lydia
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Cooie. Mrs HP,
Collins, Mss NJ,
Denney, Sarah
DeLarges, MAY
Devices, Deanns
przyton. Julia
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Dub OILS. Mrs r
Egs,aa.: Mrs. Es.eG 6 W
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Cousisnees per South Carolina Railroad,
CAurfl 80.

1s1 bales Cotton, ITO bales Domestcs s9l7 sacks
Corn. 12S sachs Rice, 40 bbls Naval Stores. cars
fumper. cars Wood, 2 cars Cattle. To Walter
4 Co, Raiiroad Agent J Sloan, " Williams E
CO, W Courtney& CO; Haskel. & Ss.1to hifx.
Eo Teideman & Co N Robson, Thatcher Co. b
HyivinSie Co, West Jones, 6 W Waterman. b
ineraham. Street Bros & Co. Kanapau1 Lan9eau,
" Wn1Ss TsbSy. = q Rodgers i Co, Utsey & Kenyon.
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Stock on hand and On sh1pboard bb7 b3I6 I'oo
SEA ISLAND Corroy.-The almost entire cessation
Of receipts, with the stock now reduced to nomi-
nal figure, confines the transactions to very narrow
limits. and the sales for all qualities for the week do
not exceed about 80 bales, among which we note s
bales sea island at ESQ., at ST. and Il do at 81 os
ID. NE quote: Floridas, common quality. 5o@6oc.,
medium s5@75c and fine 10000. q b., and up
ward for choice lots Sea islands may be quoted at
25@4oc, for stained, 559e5c. for inferior, so@sl 10
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, April 25.-CoTroN-Warehou sales Is
reported for the week III bales Tne recepts OF sne
week have been 800 bales, against 6SS bales the pre-
vious one, and as the corresponding week Of last
year.
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Wilmington Market
WILMINGTON. April 28.-TURPENTNE-Market
frm Sales of 9s1 bbls at S5 so for virgin 81 30 for
yellow dip, and So IS for hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-lhe market opened to-day
at decline of 1c but afterwards there was better
densnd which caused an advance of 'la2c. and it
closed at 65c The sales are 213 bbs at &c. 80 do at
&C. and Us do at CSC per gallon.
RosIN-The mlrket continues to rule firm for the
lower grades Sales OF 559 bbls at SO 55 for strained
and So 60 for No2.
TAn-Hss advanced 25c, and 112 bbls sold at So 75
per Dbl.
CoTTos-MarAet quiet, and no sales reported.