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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFPIcB CUIEF QrAKTRRAAsrER, I
RICHMOSp, Va, April y, lSS.
Sealed ErSPS.sf u dGTlissI.ITs b rsfeSTiesd
1867, for the delivery Of good, nerGhantSblc, dry,
hard. body WOOD Al the National Cemeteries IN
the first Military District, as follows:
OulpspeT, II cords.
City roint, II cords,
Cold HATbOT, "A cords.
Danyille, Il cords.
fredericksburg, % cords,
Fort Harrison, II cords,
Glendale, II cords.
Poplar Grove, % cords.
StAuntOn, II cprds.
Seven Pines, II cords.
Winchester, 10 cords.
To be delivered at such times and In such quau'
titles asmay be required In each month unul Jun"
| 80, 1870,
Proposals may be made for the whole or AuI
! part Of the wood required. ..,.trl,
Allproposals must be guaranteed by 10 he
parties in the usual form, and made snpi,nn
conditions mentioned 10 previous advertisement"
| from this Office, -.,.- a,rsrsI limited
States army, ,,,' a., ~, r,ns,isT fiT-t
| BTeVet COlOnO' nnl tblel s""N'"' SnaI II
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PROPOSALS goR aUARrERMAsrER STORES


DBror orARrERNAsrrR' OPrICE,}
WAsHISaroE, ID. c., May J, Icy
until u m, !, on WEDNESDAY, May II, t9L fur
nishing the duartermAster'. Department with the
following articles, to wit; set l'hoTse bSTnessi
bSsls 10 fssI lS0T 90 s6iRsl, s5h Oh II, fs;1ie
Vegetable TaIi ilh. Blusst9ne, z butts hpstapF
Piles, Nat and half rounds Tinners' Snip, SMALL
Jack PIane;2 Match Planes; Smoothing Plane
i toP SSl 1 saai f TSss'{ fEgi Fl ''H
Chloride Line; LOO ID, COCOA, POGO metallic Il
Door Locksi HCArpenters' PencllsI % ID, Greeu
PsintI 2Oc ID, white Lead 10 lb, Patty 10
stable BIOoms, oapei 0Olb Horse Nails ~ 10,
blinds; 100 feet HSwscr Rope. inch diams!er
W. r. LumbeT, a. dressed both sides " Wood
Screws, 8, L. aud 6Inchesi 70 half rnnnd fllss Tor
Bead PlAnesi4 gros. Screw, No ), y. inebI "a
Inch, and 2 gross inch; 70 feet Iron Plpe ana
Couplings, * inch inside diAmeteri 10 yards
These articles 10 DO delivered to the QuartermaS-
ter In charge at LineCln Depot within hye day
from the acceptance OF the bid.
Payment will be made upon the cert heate OF
the QuATteTmasteT that these art cles have been rO
eeiy cd by HIN In good order and sAtl sfaetory,
InfnrmatiOn Of thu kind and quality OF ATGiCi
required will be furnished upon application Ia the
QgaTterm2ster a. Line9tP Depot ,.r o,.,,,r,r,..
ter Stores, d" aud addressed 70 rsn pKRRIN.
Deputy QuaTteTmast General, BreVet BTiSadi'r
GENERAL, U. g. A, hyo-"
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B0Okbinders.

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Mo. I'll Pennsy wanna avenue. between TIE nthand
Eleventh streets, south Side,
Books elegantly or plainly bound, PeTiOdicA -
and Internationally RttendodtO.
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TTNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFlCE,
" WAsHIEaTos, April 10, ls6g.
On the petition OF JosEPH A. PBABcDY. Of Phiia-
delphia, Pa, praying for the extension Of patent
an Improvement In Machine for MortisihE Window
Blindsi
oGice on tho 18th day Of June next Any person may
oppose this extension. Objections, deposition,
aud other papers, shout be alod In this ON CO
twenty days before tho day o. hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
apal-TuSW COmmissloneT Of Patents.
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Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between D and 4, No. 467
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
Large, airy and comfortable stat les, The pTopre-
tor Is wellknown as Uf tho best feeders In this
District, Owners Of poor horses can have thom
attended and we'll cared for,
CARRIAGES eau DO had at all hours for Parties,
Nina and EnnATAlA iAYa-If
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NEw MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
xs ia iy tsS r SissSs VII s' 70. g
E'sirSsffix., IassirS2SSs "a ss6sss.
S; $i$snfSi. t,s% Pier p E,;s river.
,urn,9yH1ILssssys sSeoIfstown. foot ~ Hlsh
ESEpAf GoSsisas. .a, - n's i.'.
steamer. n lie SGiss n Frame
portation Company to and from BOSTON. 4 Pre-:
pared TO take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual ehsrgs q drsyass and other
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided By this
route, ..|.-
Freight from Boston should be consigned 10 the
care of T, A. WILLIAMS Co, Norfolk. Va.
Agent, once and Wharf loot Of High street,
0eorsstewn, p. 9. or At oFrICE OF COMPANY,
one Ss ;lfif' below nv R RsS;asFRssSs p..d...
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New T fSss Asp co MnsHfSeToS

NEW Elk. sss& PRESS LINE.
THE ONLY pIRsoT LFsE psrwBRN WASH.
lNGToN AND NEW YORK. NV
VIII run Two steamers week direct from New
fsayins New York every WEDNESDAY and
Leave :st5s.t wharf. Washington. every MON.
DAY and THURSDAY atip. m. -
lowest rates O. Z. HoU0Hf0N, Agent,
a.ptrest wharf, W lshing ton.
HYDE 4 TAYLOR, AGents,
NJ ELDRfp6RS %. Agents,
.-.-- = Alexlndra, Va
JANIS HAND, Aren't,
fe3-u ile wnll street, New York.
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
HEApa'Rs sorraHhs Isglls pIsrnrer,,

#...H Ya
HsApa'R ms SorrgERs IsptAs DIsrRtor1
hipieisi BIvSy GsrrS,
IrpfAr TrrnfTonY, April IL, isfi
Bids .dysriisod from thee hssdgast ~ ID
coming az mostb.. will h Tsosiysd un,il Jgpe \.
lsoe. 10 place o. Mar 10, whoa the contrasts will
ecusidered separate piSa, S'''s HI HhzEF' W
mystd Byt Mai Gan b II Army
DRoPosALs FOR INDIAN sUppIIys
~ ,n,n,s : n, - ygsshn't
a .r. Isn,., rv,s,,ns, hotLst hNnabh' I
Propo.ais foT fnsni.b,nr snnnI,s' ". ar, A..
msaeks. Kiowa Inarbas pps vi me 20
EgeJJyy mu a,hs III smIAten pand, nI indifns,
,or nes sth eSmaens June is will be
May, p, when the SSs vii 10 opsnsd snS az soS 81
tracts awarded:
Tne IoIl2v,inR are ABOUT tho Nmonn'a that will be
f"1"iSe aS DALI, nnJn, ~, p..,
6.@ pounds q Flour, Corn Meal OF Corn.
~ pounds q bfoyn sugar ..
lD pounds OF bah.
=, !Op pounds OF beap.
About one hall y be delivered here, and the re-
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A LExASDRiA. hNVgSgSS AND HAMPSHIRE
&KzssS5SSS

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
I. 1850.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tEXCEPT SUNDAY DE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leaye.Alexaudria atsa. m. and p. m. Leave
Hamilton q a. m and :Da. IN Leave Lees.
burg At b:6 q. M, and lf.i5p m,
Thes a. ~. train from AlexandtiA and II 80 a, IN.
tialn pect with Kemp Line
oiUoaches Tyr Pnreellyilts, sniekeTAVille, berry
Vile aud Winchester, aisp, with Keamer's Line Of
Coaches, which lsayo LsosharE on Mondays,
MiddleburE; returning Tuesdays, Thursdsys s~i
Saturdays.
hours for connections with Washington aud Bait
more. same day.
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PROPOSALS PoR FREsH BEEF.

oFI!eE AcrISG CosNIssAKr srBsIsIIxCE.
, tphr MAPsW Int, ~ Il =, Nay =, ~.
usement attached, Will be received by the undeT-
signed, until 10 O'Clock, a. IN, May IS. 1892, for
auDplyiuR
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holds the victim by the yellow hair. s.The
Nude Woman Of to-day" she tells US, rep
| the stage giYgling; trots to the foot lights,
| wlnks at the audience, rattles off from her
| tongue some stupid attempts at wit. some
twaddIing !allusionss to sorosis. or Gene raj
| Grant. or other subject prominent in the pub
| lie eye, and is always peculiarly and emphati-
| oally herself--the woman. that is, whose name
ers herself an object Of admiration to the
spectators. The sort OF ballet-dancer who
figured in the Black Crook is paralleled on the
stage or every theatre in this city except one,
To create proper and profitable sensation in
the breast of man, she no longer suffices.
Something bolder must be devised-some-
thing that shall utterly eclipse and outstIip
her. Hence the Nude Woman Of to-day, who
outstrips her IN the broadcast sense. And, as
il it were not enough that she should be al
lowed to 60 unhssed and unrotten-egged, she
must be baptlsed with the hOnors of q profess
sion Tor which Shakespeare wrote. Managers
recognize her as an actress and pay her sums
ranging from fifty to thousand dollars q
week, according to her value in their eyes.
Actresses, who love virtue better than money,
are driven into the street by her, and it be-
comes grave and solemn question with hun.
drcds Of honorable women what they shall do
less than an insult to tho members of the
dramat profession that these nude women
should be classed among actresses, and hold
possession Of majority Of our theatres.
tents. Theatres are for artists" Thus will do
for tho woman, though it is not tenth that is
said of her. The managers then come in for
their share OF castigation. They, she says,
deny that questions are asked of applicants for
81 uatlons similar to those she put in her for
mer communication. She docs not pretend to
give the exact questions asked, but their pur-
port IS unmistakabe, and an instance is cited
to prove this fact. She then says, s'is the above
instance does neAzipd cate managerial require
ments sufficiently, take these statements from
managerial lips: "Devll tako your legitimate
Crama! I tell you, If can't draw the crowd
otherwise, Iii put q woman on my stage with
outa rag on her" So said manager of this
city in the hearing of q dozen people; and the
disgusting remark was banded about from
mouth to mouth. as if it had been wit. pro-
prietor Of one Of the theatres above named
where q legitimate play was running without
paving expenses. rubbed his drv old hands to-
gether and said: AHA we must have some
OF those fat young soonsen in this piece to
mako 1t draw"
With this parting hit. Miss Logan takes
leave of the managers. Where her next point
of attack will be made, she does not say. Pos
siby she means to turn her attention to the
public. who countenance such exhibitions.
Wherever she may go in this direction, she
will find fair field for the exercise of her
talent for invective, and it is to be hoped
will meet with Anal success IN her efforts to
effect so commendable reform in public
amusements
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Gommerfial.
Charleston cotton ana s,ce s,arHe

Charleston Cotton ana N1ce Market.
0FFlCE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsroN.-Frioay Evening. June 26. |
CorToN.-There was q mode rate inquiry. but the
busiRess was light In the absence of stock pri es
remaining steady Sales ABOUT 100 bales. viz; 6 at
2sH ~ at 20; 10 at 2s; % at so at 9o; 81 81.
We quote
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..2sh h@29A
Low bidding. 80 @9O1a
HAiuotuS .3l o.
By New York classification We quote:
hAooNlR... .SlH@-
R1oE-The market for this grain was steady with
rather good demand at unchanged rates tales
about 80 erces Of clean Carolina viz: 20 ,erces at
6A; 2 at 7h; 2b a, TX; s5 at SC y fb. We quote
common to iair clean Carolina at 7A97Zc; good s@
sTc . ID.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

,.'. FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON. June 25-Noon.-S curties unchanged
LIVERPOOL. Juns 25-Noon.-Cotton firm; Quota
ttons unchanged; Gales IA 600 bales; sales OF the
and $4,000 for speculation; stock 3sa 600 bales OF
which 2l200O bales are American; stock ahoat
503.0C0 bales. of which 5000 bales Ame ican.
Eyening-Cottoa quiet; uplands 121ld; Orleans
12nd; sales 1900 bales.
HAvRE, June rs Cotton firm.
+ DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 25-Noon.-Stocks strong Mo-
ney 7, with 1882 commission. Go 37A sterling
9}s. Cotton steady at 83c. 1urrentine 42a421sc
Rosin Arm; trained 50 30A2 35.
Eveniog.-Money easier at z. steilins hrmer at
s%. Gold S71S Cotton very brm; sales $500 bales;
mddlngs $50. Flour 1oa20c lower. Wheat Ease
lower during the day Corn closed aetve and
frmer. Mess pork heavy at ss1as2aS. Groceries
eady. Naval stores quiet and unchntaged.
BALTIMORE June q --yotton vyery Arm at So
ASSOC. Flour weaker wheat lover; oho ce red
81 c5. Corn closed weak. tProvisions qutst and nm
changed. Whtskeg FAT OF 81 oSai ,O4. -
CINcrNNAT7 June 25.--Whissey dun and unset
tied at 1895 no buyers 4Mess pork ct $50 7Sass; no
sales. bacCn nominal at quotations: shoulders l4c;
sdes 1716alscsh Lard held at 1870
ST. LOUIS. juno 25-Mess pork s33a34. Bacon
shoulders lAAc; clear sides 1870. wh,skey s8c.
LoursvIIIE. june 2b.-Provisions quiet Mess
pork $Ss IS. Pacon, shoulders 14Xc; clear sides
1896. Whiskey 94c.
W1LA11NaPoy, Jure 26-Sprits turpentine ouiet
ct a31ac. Rosin quiet at FL euas. Crude turpentine
unchanged. Tar 1926. ~ ..
AUGUSTA, June Is MARKET Arm; sales 1856 bales;
receipts IS bsles; middings Sic. Cotton crop ac-
counts from all parts ofthe state favorable.
SAVANNAH. June 25.-Market qui.e active; mid.
dlings Sic; 'ssles bs9 bales; receipts 100 bales.
MOBILE. June 25.-Receipts OF the week 686 bales;
exports to Great Britain noae coastwise 3J49 bales;
stock l2847 bales; sales OF ths week 800 bales
sales to-day 200 bales; m lrket Arm; low miadlngs
SOC; receipts l01 bales; exports 1885 bales.
NEW ORLEANS June 26.-Receipis today 40
bales; for the week 1926 bales grosa and 1882 bales
net; exports today 1o1s balss; for t eek to Great
Britain, TOYS bales; to, Vera Grux sles; coast
wise GAIT n4Ies; s.ock l7aSi bales; salS today 2ss
bales; salss toe the week 1850 bass midalngs
Gold sshassh. hterling 6oaGabi. Nsw York sight
x premium Sugar easier; common 9xaiOkc;
PRIME 1870. Moiaesss steady; termenting 4oss4c.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Uthor Day.

The shadow of some hundred years
Falls on q mansion quains and cray,
Where I, with mingled hopes and tears,
Whispered swest secrets In the ears
OF one whom now I zee through tears,
Only the other day.
Oh, Fargaretl my Margaret
AS oft In rhyme used TO say,
Girl with the o. es OF violet
How in the pine wood walks we met,
When early flowers with dew were wet.
- 'EYas but the other day.
Wien sunset skies were amethyst
We to the woodlands found our way;
At eve our elders played at whist,
Aud we, OF course, were never missed
When we stole out, and talked and kissed
Only the other day.
/ went across the aalt sea foam
We corresponded while away;
Paris saw, Vienna, Rome.
The B1idge Of sighs, ST. Peters dome,
And then, With hungry heart, came home
BY steam the other day.
Ny Ma5ge was married to on Earl
Ia equity one. I'm glad to say;)
Her tre sses have the self-same curl;
Through rosebud lips see the pearl;
But oh she's not the little girl
lwoord the other day.
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Nashville Market.

Nashville Market
NASHVILLE, June 22.-roTIoN-After week of
great buoyancy the market a, the close is very dull
qo; good ordinary asaSs low medna Ss%aaoo
To-day was the dullest of the eeason.
NAsHvILLE COTTON sTATEMENT
STOCK on h IND september l. 1858 68...........,. 60
Received previously 81, 559-61 5s5
s,,nnod motat .oi., 6l646
shipoed nrsx,9s;1 so ec 10 r %.
Stock on hand. Il 039
CoRNThe demand is considerabi; n advance Of
the supply but our dealers are shipping as rapidly
as possible and when the day closes there is hardly
grain lett IN any Of our warehouses. Our millers
and dsttllers manage to keep by average daily
receipts. The shipments today embraced 27O0
bushels. SO and e5 cents, sacke and delivered in
depot.
WHEAr-During the week the wheat market has
opened with slight degree Of animation on basis
Of 90 cents for Mediterranean 81 red and amber
OF our miers who refuses to operate at these figures
believing that prices will decline to rs and Us cents
to upwards of 6000sor 1000 bushels. The purchases
today included 2225 bushels, at the above figures
bARLEY-fhe new crop is coming IN, and COM
mands 81 2B per bushel
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. June 24.-IunrENr1NE-we are
without sales to report. 371so offered but re.
fused holders demanding 38c.
RosN Sales OF 426 bbls at 81 80 for strained
81 9oa2 W or extra No. 2 and 80 rs, 50 75a4 90 tor
No.
CRUDE TuRPENT1NE.-sales OF s65 bbls at So 90 for
virgin and 50 65 tor soft.
TAR.-6O bbls were received and sod at So 25.
Interior Cotton Markets.
sELMA, June 22.-No sales for want OF cotton
Offering.
YORRvILLE. Juno 2s.-None Offering, but good
article would bring 2S1ac
MONTGOMERY. June 2s.-Cotton market quiet;
little doing. We quote low midd!ing at 28ha28A.
col UMBu,. June 2s-There was hardly anything
doing and little Or no inquiry. Low middlings were
quoted nomlnally at 2s16; middlngs 29a29xc Ware
house sales since saturday 1l2 bales; receipts 40
bales; shipments l43 bales.
MACON, June 23.-1bere was only limited de.
mand to oay with LITTLE Offering Not enough done
70 establish quotations. which, consequently,
omitted. Receipts today bales; shipments 80
tales sales ~ bales; stock on hand 565 pa es.
CHARLOTTE, June 2i.-Slnce our last report cot
ton has advanced fully &c. he stock in the neigh.
borhood being nearly exhausted holders are un viii.
Ing to make C ncessions We quote the marke. Arm
at 27A to 29c-ihe la ter price Tor sel.o!ed lots,
sales i9r4the week about 60 bahs.
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a BLXsr ~ T1hE BLONDES.
Am Ex-Actfess f,enounces the wude Dra-
ma-OlAve Loganss Latest Fulmina-
taOA-seXcrR Arfa lWnment Of tho Thea
tire MGnagers Gf tine Period.

That spiciest of female writer's, Miss Olive
Logan, raised perfect storm among the the.
catrical profession in New York City by her de-
:nunciation OF the demoralizing tendencies Of
the modern stage; the alleged pandering pro.
zsensities OF managers and tho 'creatures
with yellow hair and padded llmbs.' who fig.
zSe go prominently before the public. Many
of the papers, she says, attacked her publicly
and IN private; she was assal ID by anonymous
Aetters from every quarter; she was even &C
cused OF having been one Of the first to foster
the taste she W condemns. This treatment
has f6tased the Logan,s ire, and In Packard's
Monthly che steps for, h fully armed aud pre-
pared for battle against tho s'nude drama" and
all ito attendant evils. which she tackles with
spirit and deter m nation which is wonderful
20 behold. e.l4 ".
She was an actress, says this little woman
and the laughter 0t-a actress, but never
''balIet R,ri or even q jig daDcer." Though for
some years she had not pls, ed part, q III she
VITA. hea,r'aa.r people. Sh, has for u long
time observed the taste for .'nudity" o. reading
through the. theatres. and mOurned over It's
Efects She HOW sends forth &hiB axsicleas
precursor OF others that ars not TO ceaseG until
:he ..Nnde Wcmsn" has bet nmades oaious -
stage. With this 60 d defiance Aliss LqSab
Saiia In. AL obiectKsahI zen nrest an q naassed
by her In, 20 one gf, At whpSe-- The sIieE Hhsi
ness -ahd 70 ach and eysr,s One whV esf it,
MES 10 ! supper. As HaosTs nHqyla tar She
@sss sass snSx sSs Haas ss %S s b.
AEillaiah as the padded calves, while ahe
.. ,.'fN %FTHY KIN "a DIlR a t7fh0w
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charleston and Savannah do 81 5Oa2 do; Cbariesron
and Norfolk potatoes s3a4 per Dbl; Norfolk string
s9uashes 50 per bbl New Jersey string beans first
Of the season. So 80 per bbl; Long Island peas s2a
400 per baR strawberries 2Oa25c per quart extra
ries 10al6c per ID.
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lMarine Nfus.
Arrzveu Yesterday ) .

Arrived Yesterday.
Pilot boat John Wilder, Smith, savannah-on
steamer. Pilot Boy. Peck. BluGton. via Beaufort
and Hilton BEAD. Mdse and Sundries. 1oJ Fergu-
COURTNEY Go. sSsea o1 and Aaa@s Bogis
Steamer St Helena, Elliott, Edisto and Rockville
Mass Mass aa soRd1iss nssns:rO To Knan
C,acius b Witte. w Quincy, and q Boppcck q %.
= Deceived g from West Point Mtll-as tisrces Rice.
sailed Yesterday s '"'2''-'
scfr Nettie Richardson. DAVIS. Boston T.
Cleared for this Port
Bteamship Magnolia, Crowen, at New York, June 2s.
shlpnesvs by le'cgrapn.
SAVANNAH, June 25-Arrived the Sophia from
. Cleared. the tug @ eeary for New York; Celeste
for Barbados. I
LIST OF VESSELS
or. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR = HIS fohE
- FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizsie Ferguson, cleared. May 20
The Minnie, Robertson. sailed. May l3
DOMESTIC
ohg s5g srann Pamse sand sSo up
" Ro 4xPoRr NIX.
B,g :.,,sn y
.GoLDsBoRp', ME.
Schr Velocity. Pinkhan. ssiled June 16
steaship Magnolia. Gro orowell. s1ss osred June a.
sssE sss elas. sias oba; =
sobr d wilder, Heather, o,eared. dune Q
3ohr NJ e aber Aldrich. cleared. June s
bchr Rockingham. Mick erson cleared ~. .June 8
56ohr Grove Weaver. cleared 80 J. June 10
schr Vim LlsirinEs Halsay. mr. june II
sehr Mary STOW. Eankin. cea-eii J. june 10
ii A. i5 T,s
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COnslxne per south alollna NaalrOao
juno &B.
III bales Cotton. 81 bales Domestioa. 1s packages
racon S62 sacks Corn. 10 Railroad Agent, Pelzer,
Rodgers co. E Sloan, a W Williams & Co q
v alter Co. Johnston. Crews & 90, Hraeser h
.mith, Wiss Kirkpatrick b W,tte. Hurksmp,
mann 4 Co. Buhrie & Rohdes, Goldsmith & Son, J
AdSer & Co, and O L,techgi ....
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Druas, Gbemifals, Gtf.

~ % II o G N II,
SUPERIOR TO TIE BEST IMPORTED co.
ICGNE WATER. manufactured aud sold wholesale
and retail by DR.. 81. BAER,
June 81 No. 131 Meeting. street.