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ACaRD-C0lored AIpAccas 0 2 Irlsh
Linens 35e. Menken Bre's VIII open
this morning 5 handsome ms OF co,o ded
AIpsceas st soc q ysro. Af7oS az a.
L. yard. Some novelties ia BLACK SiIk
Ma5tIes will also be shown.
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ROARDTNG.

nOARD-A gentleman and wife, or two SIN
n gle gentlemen, can ind board IA a private
famiIv. Rear The street cars, whsre there ere no
Other boarders. References required. address
B Appeal office. NM
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ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. S8
North Cours street, is open day and
night, and will furnish meals at all
hours. Tae freshest food and latest deli
caciss always served up.
WALTER GRIFFITH.
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GENTLEMEN! please losk at those
White Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers and
Tdps7 handkerchief, ct NJ. kraus q
40. 2lS Main street, corner Of
kdsms-
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CITY ead country merchants VIII mo
great induce ments IN IP3 Tlee ana boo Terms ans
offered in$Ey goSuT' GIo'TlpE ven TUyi q
Bros, Clay Build. ing.
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MADISON ST. PROPERTY o SALE
A valuable business lot situated on Msdi-
son street near Sscond street, 25xl4S feet,
il offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. Apply TO n. Smith, AZ Madison
street, Office Of b. Newton Hsrt.
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TEN-QUARTER bleached sbeeting, 90
cents pee yard, at NJ. KraHs d Co., 2IS
Main street, corner Of Adams.
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MERCHANT TAILORs will do we'll to
LOOK ct those cloths, cassimeres and tall
ors' trimmings, at NJ. Kraus & Co., 2l8
Main street. corner of Adams.
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SOUTHERN Emporium of Fashion, 241
Ngajp street. Mrs. NJ. G. Hunter will
hsge her Spring Opening on THURSDAY,
ADiI LAT.
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PLEASE call at N. Krsus & Co., 21s
Main street, corner of Adams, aud ex-
anime those black and ool1red siiks, aud
black and oolored Alpscas.
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SEA ISLAND and Bleached Domestics,
at extraordinary bargains, at N. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2IS Main street, cerner of
Adams.
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LADIES! please look at those very
cheap, perfumed Bouquet Fans, at NJ.
Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS NJ 1in street, corner of
Adams.
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CONVENTION.
NameseOf the Committee ON
Finance.

The following are the names OF the
gentlemen appointed g Finance Commits
tee by the President OF the Chamber Of
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Buckeye saIVe.-A fresh sup
ply Of the neVer-faiIIng rem sdy
fer piles just received ana for
sale by q. g. ward a Bro,
I Cor. Adams and - ain ST s
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e. Y. SHIFTS ready made or TO order
and mems furnishing goods, at Wiggans
4 ChoEn's, 233 Main street.
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LADIES White Cotton Hose, 81 20 per
doZeD-worth sat N. hraus d Co.,
.918 Main street, corner Of Adams.
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LAwKDAIE IA Blesched Domestic,
Use per ysTd, at M. Nfaus q Oo's' 80
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SOUTHERN Emporium Of Fashion, 247
Main street. Mrs. NJ. G.. Hunter will
have her Spring Opening on Thursday,
ADril Isf.
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FINE all linen lawns, so cents per
yard, at NJ. Kraus d Co., 21S Main
street, corner of Adams.
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cr5tssD fopLI.Vs, so cents per yard
eIkIftD a. NJ. Krsus q Co., Dis
Main street, corner OF A"SHs
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LARGE lot Of Linens and ~Cottonsdes,
at NJ. Krsus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street,
,orner Of Adams.
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BEST Sprsgus and Merrimack Spring
Prints, l2la., at ]. h. L~0ewenstine q
Bros 2S1 Main street, q chssper than
tbe cleepast,n "A genuine Almy's
Rlesched Domestic, worth zoe, at ISL
canis.. -
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DIE MoDENwELT, for April, and all
other fashion and literary monthlies,
weeklies and dailies, can be found at Joe
Llcke's, 1884 Main street.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS wanting dry
goods, examine the price Of NJ. Kraus q
CO., 2l8 Main street, corner Of Adams,
before purchasing elsewhere,
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EXTRA inducements IN ooe eanu
carpets at Ames, Besttle q &c 90
st. Don't fail to give mem GILL
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LADIES all linen handkerehiefs, 81 %
per dczsn, at NJ. Kraus & Co., 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams,
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GENUINE British half-hose, 37ao.; fine
ull.5osom shirts, 81 so. Great bargains
in Gents Clothing, HoctS, Shoes and
Hats, at J. II. Loswenstine g. Bros, 2Sl
Main street.
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MEMS British half hose, "a so per
dozen, worth So, at M. kraus d co., 10
Main street, corner Of Adams.
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buckeye. SalVe.- The great
remedy I0r,tllo cure of rifles, just
received and for sale by w. N.
WilkersOn s. Co., Druggists, $40
main street.
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are at Harry Weatherbee's. 7
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PRINTED Irish linens, very cheap, at
NJ. Krsus & Co., us Main street, corner
of AdamR.
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HUCK TOWELS, So per. dczeL Ser oi
Krsus d Co., 2l6 Main street, cor
Adame.
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MEMPIIlS APPEAL

Omce--W. Is jefferson Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ERRING BUT NOBLE. sELF-HELP FOR
u young men whos having err ed, desire a bet
ter manhood. Sent in sealed Letter ENVELOPES,
fres of charge. II benefits d, re.urn the post
age. Address, PHILANTHROS, Box p. Phila-
deiphfa, Pa d4W
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DRESS GOODS. 25 cents PEI yard stE;
r.. aus d Co., 2ls Main street, corHe"
Alta nos.
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If you want something good, to keep
your spirits up, go to Joe Locke's, 1885,
Msin street.
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BUOREYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFBEED a. HEGREE,
Wholesale ID Druggists,
2OA q 3O3 Main ut,
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All, eolors six fringe, colored saVns
md new etyles dress buttons, at ID;
Kraus & Co., 2Is Main street, corner Oi
Adame.
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S,oUrHERN Emporium Of Fashion, ~
streat. Mis. NJ. G. Hunter van
hsve ner Spring Opening on thursday
AnriI let
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WANTS.

To rent a Furnished House in a
w central part Of ths city. Address q. L.,
care Appeal office. mn5I
uyANTED.-A situation as Salesman by a
w Young man who has been travelling
agent" Tor this paper. Address B. Appeal
ofics mh21
TANTED-A situation by an experienced
w B~Ook-keeper. Adde'S A. b, Appeal
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A GOOD drink of the finest liquors can
be had at Weatherbee's.
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PLEASE look at those cheap table lin
ems, and Russia towels, st M Kraus d
Co., 2lS Main ST., corner Of Adams.
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CITY MATTERS

u LOT OF corsets at 81 each, at NJ.
j &Co.Is, 2ls Main street, corner CT
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LARGE lot OF white and fancy Mar
settles quilts, at NJ Kraus d Co., 2lS
Main street, corner of Adams.
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SOUTHERN Emporium of Fashion,
247 Main street. Mrs. NJ, @. Hunter
Will have her Spring Opening on Thurs
day, April let.
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Joe LOCKE, 1864 Main street. Is me
Hoo To get your reading matter.
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SATIN Psrasois, as so, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s No. 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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All wool csssimeres at IS per
vsrd. ct NJ. KIens q Cor 40
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- eS6k Msin street, has the
JOE LOCKE, <<nn hand.
latest news Away -
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The adoption of all late improvements
evinces a determination to keep the AMERI.
CAN H5USE, BOSTON, where It ever has
heea-in the front rank OF New England hotels,
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FOR EEN1.

TOR RENT.-Two Cottages on Vance street.
two 5 ores on Poplar, a Dwelling on Her
nAndo street. Apply 10
mh2S 4. CORDES, Bethel Bleck.
THOR RENT.-A nice House on Beal street,
II No. S73. VIII rent cheap. AppI al COM
mefc. al Hotel. mDzo
EoR REMITTANCE SPLENDID FRONT
II OFFICE. on Front Row. Apply to
JOS. J. ANDREWS,
mh25 Commercial Hotel.
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For a good drink, go +
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HARRY WEATHERBEE, keeps q choice
selection Of the finest brands Of liquors.
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ALL linen towels, 81 so per dozcH: 81
NJ Klaus & Co., 2lS Main street, corner
of Adams.
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ANNoUNCEmEN rs.

RoR JUD9E OF THE SUPREME COURT.
IL HENRY o.. SMITH Is a candidate Ior the
Office of Judge OF the Supreme Court o. zen,
nessee. at the election 10 be held on the oath OF
May, 1879. mr.
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YHE DAILY NEWS.
Midsunancr.

'TisIhe Midsummer all the holy night
HWooueth around me wath excesa Of light Il II.
Dashllsd like dew drops from the waning moon
%ndpAin and sorrow are dissolved quite.
Tia the Midsummer + solemn eyes of stars
RaerpWith dim questioning through deecy bars
OF cIoudl dland, which shall vane and vanish soon
As after peacebells cease the sounds OF wars,
Dexlingl my darling ah, that you were now
Here where the night winds fan my fevered brow,
While .ver AL sleeps anodype ts breathed
And the tired flowers to the SOFT speh DOW.
All dim desires stir in dusky cells
Uf the cad soul O dream ofwedding-bells Of
And tho faint echo sxells and Gibbs and swela.
The sad wave pulses 70 tho moon in vain.
WaSting its life In one long sob of pain,
And on the wind-bleaoned sands in music dies,
Like human hopes by doubt and terror slain.
But, DARLING, with these strains Of sadness blent
Mingles another music, eloquent
OF that dear place whore shine your bless d eyes,
And all my heart rests still in deep content.
We are not parted though the hours roll
Un6hared betweenjus all our human dole
Is but the shadow OF that Creation aye
Which holds the gueI don Of the loyal soul.
Hore, where our steps are darkeDsd, hem us in
But over all shines eth tho perfect day
Which he that doth endure shall surely win.
Ala DO. as wanes this calm Midsummer moon
NY lips, erst mournful, chant purer tune
4 brave sweet song, dts burden, hope and trcs:,
Though wear LIES day unto the afternoon.
Though eyes. grow dim and pighted hands do
Vet shall the touch Of Loves tiiviner art a
Klectric thrill till dust be joipedto dust,
and Faiths full Ruerdon crown the faithful heart
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TIE EXODUS FOR AMERICA
From tho London News ]

From tho London News,1
Are We witnessing the beginning Of an En-
Xlishexodus 2 Some prophets OF: evil have
long foretofd that some day our laborers would
fndthe way, the Irish peasantry found to pros
perity and independence, and that when they
did SO an exodus would begin. Whatever be
theWxplau&kioM OF the fact, the increase OF
eDlkrStfoh from Liverpool is becoming almost
alarming. It in single week nearly seventy
eight hundred persons can find means tQ set
O3k ON a journey to the. Western world, it Ia ct
ae&St clear thai ia. movament 49, in progress
which needs 70 special algoyegpment,asd to keep
emf aa,on tonc ches the classes who are sup-
-sl iebofes; NOR the here edisary pauper 81 the
See to the West. II is altoEethet' another
class. s,Rfnhably most OF the persons who
growded the ten steamers which leIt Liver
p0Ol last veAk We're from the. great oities and
manutactuFipg towns of England and Germal
ny. Their, emigration ls the late result Of the
commercial oaaiic. &.eThere is little to earn and
many to keep" and the mure energetic earn
Ars re pushing to other marke<e with their
1ab6rcEoH Probably 90 far as IT has vet gone the
movement is o beneficial one; but it will be
ben6AMaF 319p AM proportions as IL is jspOntaneA
0uss IT ibF natural movement .of the Hpopula-
tio4 4S may tnda be xionsay tched BY patt
o6d bat should heitheG be encour-
aged {RSf Checked; Many merchants and
though we see little in 1t to- cause alarm.
nothing which threatens us with an exodus of
9aboayNie cam we'll zee that 1t would ba inhnitel
" t0 the advantage OF The country 70 find eome
carosa L f@Sins: @ '1se1 'f'-'' .
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The fact that The Fifteenth amendment :

The. fact that the Fifteenth amendment to
ehe cohStituti6u viii have serious effect upon
She represantaton Of some Of the Northern
sus, seems 20 have been overlooked until re-
-cently, when it was brought 70 the att ention Of
the Census Committee. In case the Fifteenth
takeh!L ana the, superintendent for the next ten
years made. the coiored people III the ,Northero
States will pot be included. as heretofore, IN
tho kass Of experimentation, because They. are
deprive the larger statss Of from. on eH to two
sAonsb5rs Of Congress EACH. 1he disffanchise-
nenG of tah0se WHO participated Ia the rebel
lion Ia the Southern States will have no effect
upon the representation hom that section, as
they are counted in the same GLASS wish crimi-
mails In the apportion .nents i, c .r
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, "!.E 100 n =. S7..'- q -, , : 7T-T ;.
; .AEEAKRE lLN TIE STATE.
Marion.

vlc,.c., .-o.ss. Marion. tt
WSinoe the recent rains the crop prospect is
better. and there ib now an expectation OF a
satisfactory yield Of both cotton and corn.
The Circuit Co 1rt adjou1ned on Friday One
ease of uYRfary cohEumed aix days and ended
in sn acquittal., No Givtt business was dispos-
&0 ~ StOi scifA1 Eio Il w u ftIsi.ti ~ 80! Oh
.ss;f.Ntc' o:!34o FafrnSid.:; :;Q M u zco.-u
The Wippsboro' News says i: We. had ooea-
sion ta,visit' the sneiahhorbood of Hogeb q Few
days ago, and must say the faxmeIe f0f that
section have gone earnestly to work, Their
crops are in fine condition, we'll worked, no
grass, and frowiny rapidly. II the seasons
continue good, 6nf friends ,,in, Hnreb. sectiQn
will Nave NO cause TO complain. -.. ! :. :
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Cotton, middlings 800.
AuausrA, June 20 Cotton market quiet and irrc-
guar; niddljngs soHa31c. ~ ~
SAVANNAH, June 2s.-Cotton remains frpa; mid
dings $40; sales nominal; receipts 112 bales; ex-
ports 472 bales.
MOBILE, June 23-Nothing done in cotton and
market nominal; middliDg 291sa8O. -t
NEW ORLEANS, June 23-Cotton easier; mid
dngs 3lc; sales l7o balesi receipts A. bales; ex-
ports 4166 bales. Gold 37HaS7A. Sterling 5OH.
New York sight 3-l6o premium. Sugar and mo-
lasses nominal. Coffee dull; fair l41ka15kc; prime
16ka16Xc; stock in first hands 1900 sacks; second
hands o. coo sacks.
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Markets by Telegrapl,.

g
~ .EoREIaN MARKEre. fa ag}.
IosDoas, June 28-- Noon. .--Consols %. Bonde
steady st Ok. Eugar anoat quiet and steady. j.
IxvRrooI. juno 2s--Noon.-cotton quiet; up
1snds l2kd; Orleans 121Sd; sales 10000 bales
wheat buoyant; red Western 9s Id. Flour ass Sd.
Aftesnoon.-Ootton acuve; sales $4,000 bales. Red
Western wheat es Sd.
Evenir 9-C Cotton . shade easier; uplands I2Md;
0xit ans 1917. Lard 72s Common rosin Gas 3D..
HAvnE, June 23.-Cotton active; on the spot II
acc; Anoat liAAkc-,
DOMESTIC MARKETs. I
!, NHw Yoax, June 23-Noon --,tochs feverish.
Money aetive at7. with 1872 commission. Sterling
OK. CetA dali at $50. Turpen Inc as 4laA1Jk
Wosin fsvors buyers; STRAINED % S5a2 40. t5' y f'
Evas,nS-' oston dun and he,vy: ssles 500 bales;
midd'ines 89Ka8S; Blou,. superana Rtate s1 1Oa
@; sotnn0n 70 tair extra Sc 50sy. Wheat closed
less asilve and Che no2n advance partly rosf. Corn
CLOSED Auli a Pork lower at $32 so. Lard heavy:
Eetse aD4asesxc. whfskey heavy 1t ., on. s4rur.
Ysntsns AlaA4o Freighss Armsr. aoysrn,menis
sssosea steady. 's2's 22k. Southern weak. No.
msy ess,er af.ar bank hours ana bount,ful at 7.sn
-cuiiirtsDcy. Sterling SK. Cold 81. SsoORs closed
Arm. ~ Ts'Ef ~ = 81 "a, m
RArGnoaa June % COTTON unchanged. F,o,or
active as full prices, Wheat Armsr; primo valley
o. sSa1 70. Corn dun; white eoao1o; yellow CSC.
Pork frm ~ SsAs Bae6n fras ,shOuiders 16.76z&c.
Lard Arm. .Whisksy unchanged. ~ gFa4d55
CmunxArr June az Flour advanced 25c.
gghsksy dull st sAo,,, Mess pork ssS. Bacon, shoul
1aers $40; clear sidss lSXc.. lard held al lo,(c.
LoumvnLa, June --Psoyisiohs firm. Mess
PORK 80 Co. -acon. aAonlders yaANc; clear aides
-aaM=s Ie.s lsssc wniskey ,yssa az ss,r. gIs .sas
wMsCEadzos: suas as.-spaSitS uiYsnsans o.osea
sussady d ssa. Roan auies at o. ssaS ~. cFG6s
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'Mairinl,Jit .nr,us,


. scsr Ln,y. Hughes, Ess offaii--is W., MSse.
70 " soaen Co. Rs,la ~ NJ AesEs A pson
q. So,msan asss sros sroS' Be ass
meyer. BischoG. Can sron 4 BsfHey. Glaciuh d
Sss s.s, coa4sasy s1s.sf fssass et dss.
Cha'ee & %, McDpR Colsn W sCorwin n COT NJ
Cater, J Gannpssn n co poRis = MoissII eth e Dsve-
miller, aesa.s Got aornaa & GAassn' saIassr.
Holmes aaldsr. Hsrt !is Gp y " Harft NJ Aur-
1ssS Rsssssss Isl ssfs 5lsf sass sass 5san;
sssss ~ s'ssss
Bae1er; MsssasT y iIosnssss. : 81 M.WSfi.nsnn.p
e. sso The Lily experienced head winds All tie
days.7 Hay. TO L J Kerr ,&,Co. The NJ h 7 had
continuation Of head winds since leaving New York.
tRice. To 7 Lowndes. and Thurston Holines..
piSson ss MSss "a Sasn
fFerRusoh, d Aiken & CO. saoftett & Wharton, ID
Kteese g Hamilion,- -eoulhern .axpress CO. : Adger
&Uo. and Ord +. -
Rice, AQ bbls Navel btores. Nose. Sc. To Shackel
fssa son co 1e ER%ss S5ae
=. Z % cleared Y Yesterfay. ~ @12 aHf
Steamship saragosss. Ryder, New York-Ravenel
steamehip Sea Gull. Dusson. Baltimore coursenay
British bark Maria, Webster, Newcastle, Eng 3 T
'i'Dns saiied Yesterday. s ..
Steamship saragoasa, Ryder. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Duttou, Baltimore.
British bark Ansdell Tupin Port IN Great Britain.
L. .GA IJl From this Pers. c,.4 81
Steamship Prometheus. Gray. Rhiladelphis, June TO-
.a UP for this Port.
Brig Bradshaw. ..-, at New York. June 2l.
Sailed FOR this Fort. .,i.'l
Brig Msnzanillo spear. fsom Rockport, Me. June H.
Snlpnews by telegraph.
+, WILMINGTON. June 2s-Ceared. " P Clyde for
New York, and Pioneer for Philadelphia.
I. SAVANNAH, June 2s-Arrived, America from Bal
cleared, orig M 8 Hines for Boston. ss Il
Sailed, Ienawanda for Philadelphia. and brig Tan.
List OF VEssAGLs
UP. CLEARED AVID SAILED FOss1 HIS Poh r.
"@Trol FOREIGN
Il LIVERPOOL.
TIE Hannah Lizzie Farsnson; cleared. May 2o
RsEIe-aA
- BOsTOH.
Brtg Ame,icns; Hand. up p...:;.::.:......Jnn Jnne g 9
L ,1S-) 10 xroRT. ,sr.i q -
Bs Bs MsaEs9 5ss ss'ss 1s
sshr v.loeit., plnsnsrn ssied june Is
p~.a 8 gradslh,aw ID II - ..T sp soaa q I'm. ID = n
sf6r Clara Riwen, Chiids cleared. Is
sShr Gree .,, ~ ton o.is. cleared: Ar
schr NJ e sber, Aldrch. cleared. June
hchr Rockingham. Nicserson. cleared 49,. june
ssSr Grove. WSSS Wss7.r
Mary TPss ssns june
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark, cleared ]. Juno 6
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Consignees per Noxthsastern Ra1lroe4s
juno 20.
Po ssenHers.

Per steamship saragossa for New York-Miss II
Marshall Mics Fisk, Coulon. Simmons, Kill
lon and three friends, ahd ii stewart. i..
~ Per steamship Sea Gull for Baltlmore-Miss
Barry: nunnemano.l wlen9es. Rev Muller. Mr
and Mrs l. Chopin. Mr. and Mrs Outerbridge
II Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via Hilton
Head. Beaufort, &c-J F,i-nd, NJ Curtis, Major
kurroqghs, II Burroughs. J steward, r h Maoison
hampter, Mias. hveDs Miss e Alfred. Mrs Geuld,
N Miss Landon, alden. D. allbert and servant,
+ Han andwile Miles, Lampson, and ON deck.
g Aston. Z MichIlowski, ) 9 Dean. Mrs Ea. ia,
Ling Rev G OatTy3 Rowtns RAlney and wife,
and in- steerage
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''.GsiIlall.tr1idl.

81" ExpOrts. HG ~
NEWCASTLE, ENG1per, British bark Naria-s91
trnseouih carolipa phoaphates. at.sy.
NEW YORK-Per steamship So agcssa--S0 haIs Eea
Island Cotton 479 bales Upland Cotton, -lA1 tcs
McS. So bales DO onestics. 1899 bblB and A70
crates. Veeetabies, 10 .bRls Flour. box iPhos-
DALFfMORR-Per steamshtp Sen Gull-l88 bales
Upland otton, 1877 herces Rioe. IL bales Doraes-
>balear Leather, At bbls and 400 crates vegesa-
blee ana Sundries. T5t 'r t3'f .tt
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Ch@Faeston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE or THE Oh ARLEsTON DAILY NEwa,
CH4ntKsroN. Wednesday Evening, June 23. s
Oo7sog.-The m,sket was without animation and
xhers vas but little done Sales about 25 bales viz:
szasas; 1 at 2pM; sat 9sa<; 8 at SoX; ! at Sc We
quote NORMALLY = III. .,;, cx. ~
i II q fIyERpood. CLASSIFICATION. z
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......28 @a9x j
Low p'idling. .!...3O @8Ok
Aiadbna. ......Sa! 09--'9 o"a
By New York classification we quoto :.f Y ~ 7
Mi6dthpH.. .-.se., .,"wes.,:..... HH@--.,.:.voa
RIcw-Wss in fair request at steady pri0epi Sales
about 81 terces OF clean Csroipa, say 2b ct 7A; IA
as lls; 10 et SC q H. We quote comm Oh 70 fsir
Glean Carolina at 7x07a1; good seeAc p ib. .s
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WiImi,agton Market

WILMINGTON, June 22-TunrEsTtNE.-- Only
So for Virgin and 66 for yellow dip, $50 pounds
sH1HIIs IuaRENIRTmHas M deollned In price; sales
RosN Sales OF est bbls ut 81 30 Tor strafned,
81 8bal 90 for No 90 for extra D. and 81 2ba4 so
for pale. lsGE tE;IS
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