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To m Early swallow.

10 nD Early swallow.
Nom IYarf er's Margarine.
Ny little bird OF the air,
Ifthou dost know, then tell me the sweet
reason
Thou oomest alwsy, duly in thy season,
To build and pair.
For still we hear thee twitteripg round the
caves,
Kre yet the attentive cloud of April lowers
Up from their darkened hearth to call the
flowers.
Where, all the rough, hard weather,
They kept together
Under their low brown roof Of withered leaves.
And for moments still
Thy ever. tupeful bill,
And tell me- and pray thee tell me true,
If any cruel care thy bosom frets
The while thou slittest plougblille through the
air
Thy wings so swift and slim,
Turned downward, darkly dim,
Like furrows on a ground Of violets.
Nay, tell me not, my swallow,
Bat have thy pretty way, =
Aud prOsperously follow
The leading Of the sunshine all the day.
Thy viItuOus example
Maketh my foolish questions answer ample -
1t is thy large delights keep open wide
Thy little month; thou hast no pain to hide;
And when thou leavest all the green-topped
woods
Pining below and with melodious floods
Flatterest the heavy clouds, it is, know,
Because, my bird, thou oanst n,t choose but
Higher and ever higher
Into the purple fire
That lights the morning meadows with hearts
ease,
And sticks the hillsides full OF primroses.
But tell me, my good bird
IL thou caDst tune thy tongue to any word,
Wherewith to answer-pray thee tell me this:
Where gOttest thou thy song,
Still shrilliDg all day loug,
S1vered to fragments by its very bliss
Not, as | guess,
OF any VIII stliog swain
With cheek as richly russet as the grain
Sown in his furrows; nor, l further guess,
OF any shepherdess,
Whose tender heart did drag
Through the dim hollowg of her golden flag
After faithless love-while far and near
The waterfalls, to hear,
Clung by their white arms TO the cold deaf
rocks
And all the unkept focks
Strayed idly. Nay, know,
II ever any love-lorn maid did blow
On such pitful pipe, thou didst not get
In such sad wise thy heart to music set.
So, lower not down to me
From 1tS hlgh nome Jny eVer-DuSy WING
know right we'll thy song was shaped for
thee
By His unwearying power
Who makes the days about the Easter flower
Like gardens round the chamber of king.
And whether, when the SOLDERING year hath
run
His brief course out, and thou away dost HE
To find thy pleasant summer company,
Or whether, my brown darling of the sun,
When first the South, to welcome up the May,
Haugs wide her saffron gate,
And thou, from the uprising of the day
Till eventide in shadow round thee closes,
Pourest thy joyance over field and wood,
As If thy very blood
Were drawn from out the young hearts Of the
Toses-
'Tis all to celebrate
And all to praise
The careful kindness OF His gracious ways
Who builds the golden weather
So tenderly about thy houseless brood
Thy unfedged, homeless brood, and thee to-
gether.
All these are the sweet reasons,
My little swimmer of the seas of air,
Thou contest, goest, duly in thy seasons;
And Furthermore, that all men every where
May learn from thy enjoyment
That that which maketh life most good and
fair
Is heavenly employ ment.
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FOR THE LADIES.
FOR THE LADIES.
1115. VIM. t. HOPKINS 1115
LADIES EMPORIUM,
No. lII5 CHESTNUT st. (Girard Row,

Largest assortment and Best and Cheapest Good'
In the city, In all the following lines:-
Nd Mansiacturer OF HopkinB' Celebrated Champier
Hoop SKtrts, for Ladies, Misses, and Children, In
over four hundred styles, shapes lengths. and sizes
Cotttl Satne, and JAMES Cocsets, In eight dihersE
styles; menufE cturea expressly tor our own sales
from 81 60 10 50.
80 different styles Of superior fitting French
woven WhAlebone CORSEIl3 from @1 10 "a.
ii varieties of extra handsome Whalebone Cor
sets, from as cents 70 $780,
porter q, etc.
Corset. highly recommended by physicians, from
Full LINES OF LADIES' UKDRRGAR-
1aENTSs
SO BaTtram d Fantom Family Sewing Machinea
being graLutOusy distributed 10 our customers IuI
the purpose of getting them introduced. 25 sIn
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Markets by Telegraph.
= FOREIGN MARKETS.

,.,,, .,n,s+ -Noon-1he Bank of Ens.
,,nd ho. rsdrced ,,s rate Of interest to 80. The
weather wen, "a fair Cen,ols ss Bonds ss,5. Sugar
.soat ouiet and steady.
Eveninc.-suear closed QUIET and steady Jur-
nent,ne oss sdaa6s Cd. Bullion IN Bank of England
;,.,aoosaaa eos MN
-..- ,,,o,s, 10 No<r-co,ton active. nm.
- 60. ,o,>a. ,.,.. 1s nm taJe.
lA.e. 80 60 ~S,,.a. ,,,o,d. ,e,<da,sud.
,o,-.,e,[a. colo. on oco ba,es pork luss
~ ps.o,, "a. es To,,ov Iss o,,4es.
sr,sn,ns - ---rotIon clo,.a actye: iuoIands Iszd;
o-,e.n. I'D GALES % ooo balss Including 5000 bales
,,r o,no,t and snecniatiop.
p.n-o ,rnr.t1o-R Roursa firm. Rentes 7sf Csc.
rn,,r..,T .ron.,1a-sonds sax.
ossn.,,, ,;;,.v,rs
80 10 w., c,n,rs .,eodv
" 49,. 1907 Ss.-t ma Cola
oa' o' go, rrns,s %n,sras n i;c; Turnentinc
~ -. ~ Is JA ~ W.
49, ,,,;s SSosr. e,,ea ,noo b,,es
o.. IL. d,,u.Ss;,GX5a stote sk os,s AK.
Ao/ 80 co,,tha,n ca 7sa7 On wbeat
,s,,or. h,,ors. roa we0tsr si s,a1 az. Illinois 81
..S SS -. on Ishsde betts- lint clos.
s.I a,rl I,t.s, yosteIn si. ooa,; os! Gsas new
~ -. - rNs.n s,aes, Moe. nov. d,r md
"es'eru anu eou'ne' otaooe. .s. tOA
heavy. Lard dull; Kettle 2o1sA2o'Sc. Whiskcy
nrmei' aeuSe atsi l'7s1i .0' NV :. '
Carohna e'ac. suear s'eaoy' oohce ~ lax
Molasses quiet aud firm. Naval stores quiet.
- ,.,,.. nv "a ,,o, "a vel, -, o.,< c,o.,,s
nus oui ~ 20. oo.u 49, "e'A ~ @ v-s' '.o.n
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Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
she mills now $4,000 bales time 1868, 115,0oO
bales; mddling uplands now 1sh..lSssd. then 1890
The arrivals for the week have been no bags Of
sea i.apds and 1873 bales Of upands, against no bags
Of sea islands aud 1ss bales Of uplands the week be-
fore and no bags Of sea islands and l6S bales Of UP.
lands for the week last year. These supplies have
come from the following sources: say Of uplands,
Der south Caroln Railroad, 12S bales; per North.
eastern Railroad, - bales.
The sctions in this market for the week have
On Friday. August the 18th. there was light de-
mand at steady rates; sales &c bales; ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 2s@S0. low niddhug
at Sic. middling at s11Sc b.
On Saturday the business was unimportsnt; sales
10 bales at sOAc q fb; quotations unchanged.
On Monday the transactions were IN very limited
way; sales % baes ordinary to good ordcary being
quoted at 20 30, low middling at 81, and midding
sl1fc p fb.
On Tuesday there was q moderate demand, but
there was but little Of the article on the market;
sales so bales; quotations unchanged.
On " Wednesday there was nothing done. mainly for
want Of stock; qur'a tons pominally unchsnged.
Yesterday the market was quiet for want of stock,
the few bales taken by buyers being all that could
be purchased at the going rates; sales Il bales, say
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nuR. ICH A us o4-
GOLDEN EMEDI {.

ASK FOR NO oTHER, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
Won will save time health aud money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fail to cure. -
DR.. RICH AUS GOLDEN BALSAM no. cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore, Throat and Mouth, Sore
Ewes, Cutaneous or SKIN Erupdons. Copper Colored
Blotches Soreness Of tho Scalp scrofda, &C.; Ia the
greatest RenoVator, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known removes all diseases from the system, and
lesyes the blood pure and healthy.
:, Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALaAk No. cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism In all Its forms,
whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme.
diate relief In all cases. No dieting necessary.
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu-
Ions cures effected by these Remedies. Price OF
either No. or No. IS per bottle, or Two bottles for
Dr.. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ANT1DoTR, asafe spec
dy, pleasant and radical cure for ell Urinary Do.
rsgemente, accompanied with full directions. Price
Dr.. RlCHAU's GOLDEN ELIXlR p,AMouR. q
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility IN OLD
or young; impartng energy With wonde' mi eneet.
Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for %. :.
On receipt OF price theee Remedies Will be shipped
to any place Prompt attention paid to all CORES.
dents None genuine without ths name Of "Dr.
RICHAU'5 GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass Of bottles.
Address d. B. RICHARDS.
No. 228 varick-street, New York
Office Hours nom A. N. to9P. n.
Circulars sent. ~ '' July
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port OF ChartcgtUn. augut 10.
v,ssi1s uNDEH le0l TONS. AID srrlirhs ooAsTna
WITHIN THE STATE ExCEPTEp.
STEAMSHIPS.
Chsmpion, 1ki8 tons, Lockwood, Of Adgere wharf,
for New York. loading-James Adger Co.
Palcon. 611 TONS HnrHey. at Unien wharf, for Bait
:. more, ready GsEtsqas &.lrsnhoin'
BARKh.
Minnie tBr), 313 TOMS Robertson, et msrsnaHs
whsrt for Liverpool, ioadtng-R aure Il Co.
BRIGs.
a " MoGilvery. $50 Ions. stutts. in Ashley hiN1'
for Boston losdlng-Risley b Creighton,
Titus tBr), 176 tons, Torrtoy IN the uean, for
the Mediterranean, reetly-S Hall sa,IN
Bella Dolores ,panh - tons. Duran In the sneam'
from ,iatanKss, ,'wzftfnR- Ban
6usap Voorhees,, $50 tons. Fuhord. IN Aaniey
River, for NeH York, loadng-R1sley q. Creign-
ton.
. .-, sCHooNERs.
Stampede 145 tons. stratton, in Ashley River, for
p evidence, loading-L Potter.
Sulio;e. - tons, :, e1ter, at Vennin2's wharf, for
.. Boeton, loadin M Goldsmith Son.
" m IN, 295 tons. Tooker. at n Railroad wharf
I! for New York. loadiDg-W Roach b 60. .''
BIN HawkIns, 500 tons, Mcvcy In ashley RiYer,
80 for phflsdephis, loaaing-W Roach Co. 80.
Wsnata, - tone, Featherstone ut Bennetts wharf,
Tor Port in spains losdng-W Ball. %
Emma Inney, l64 tons, Milton. at MON wharf,
- from Jacksonville, Flo, to be repaired-HF Ba'
ker & Co.. q 81 Jr. ...-
Francisco % tons, Crowfber In Ashley River; for
Baltimore, losdipg-TJ Kerr Co.
II Flanagan, - toms, Collins st Union wharf, nom
Phi,sdelphia discharsiDg-H Baker CO,
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OFF'ICLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnce at
Charleston, for the week ending AUGUST 10, 1859.
and printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston
aFPersons calling for Letters. Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised" u
Ha- Once hours from a. NJ. to 6 P. NJ. On Sun
days, from to P. u.
STANLEY G. 1RoTT. Postmaster.
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aHm,a .sM,lHE S SPANISH cAR11s1s'
r,. xov...a.ss, sseo.si.x Formidable

,. .-,--,--, -e,.- -s--av;- =. - l;
5-,I esThe Iondon Times has the following cores
.papleuce in reference to the Carlist movement
In Spein:S, ~. .sioA .tssa -
The 6onttsI Ihad Of the existence OF Woe, noe
,.nreads xmd t3s6gerous plot IN 1aSst Oh fiota I9r
lisssrio1 are much d,nalnished MaAsoS ;nrrn- awm
nee sassigfs asae e. vast Conspiracy
~ asiseS so7sbrIe Time. and still e1lstst
eaSfS Y ffevt "a hlase that PRINCE on the tRfeneS
al Mifh. sIl the liberalism OF the Nmyi
= number of non.commis,
sinned sGf66ers ,ofE the kne and oirseclai
rScspG have'sbeen NOT ansuecessfuiy tampereo ;
ssSsE tnatorsi array .siatih a.t'd - - -. :
SSFsSamot;yes that .aainstst them are inteli-
r;Sfe. xThe, late revolution gave more ploml.
snencs tben ever to the military, and IL is nos
YSfprisiiiu Eha men seeing 20 many, VINO, less
,efIssn Hyear ago were them own equais, nu~
,uDerior officers. should grasp ~ .n,s 0.annor
Ths synav and particularly the GLASS Of SUI
eItsrn M mou. Commissioned officers, thougn
- .aeaidedly aiberal tendencies % nor, at
i3csf ~ nod Republican. Neither can tney
SSrsseshepd . Regency like that OF de0erai
Aeefrane, Thsy y-Well undersf9oa ne, ns nSiay nt
xsp essso I. aas ct TIN the fnsdo@
= Ses nsne; and that OF -Rspartero xhise the
0ussn Vaestan IN hsr mirority.2
,,inrassaass rs e sSlGRSs sSsS tie sbfons seems
Rs thls e i Psy , srsts + SSE'sas e. as
RE- h Hs Fs5s Sss s1ssPa ieaaa aapss gay 10
mSEFsI,cee md. itappears, 10 England;-,
~ ai2sIo Skoat eA2teendm millions lof feaisp I'M
sDesSces scds Enalana 4 cannot say how MUM
m n cortafn. too, that here are some sbogrl
ssuiaesef hi6i iplfti6ane ID Antzs IN IA Mansha.
sEalrtt1e lesaeshiP nan sa.d !,Islss DE a.
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financial an> GsnnsreiaE
Tn. chariesson money market.

= The Charfoston Money Market.
THURSDAY. August ia 1853. !;
BUSINESS mas sshsrany dqll During the past week
asS NuHsMHn Unchanged, shd4h 6Si ei b
t& fee,lns Id ststel eeurihes and holders hre un.
willing 70 sell, feehng confident that bhe present
'sahs wffl te enhanced Ns;ional Banf stock and
P.opIea National is held at sil2 advance on for
me. rates. Money 10 easy at Z p cent. per month.
sourHKkN BANK BIIIR.
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Bank Of Camden. n............."....... ......a6 gS0
Bank Of Charleston. n..........-..........eo guy
Bank Of Chester. .......................!0 gi9
Bank Of Georgetown. ...............''.:,G @@aaoo
Bank Of Hamburg. ............'.'''.''"'oo ~ ~
Bank OF Newberry. :..............'...''..e0 a
Bank Of South Carolina: na:......:.....:...:. 40 @So
Bank OF State Of S Carolina, prio- % 1851 40 goo
Bank Of stateOi s. car'iir~ sf.sf 1st Jan., ,o
Commerce. sank. Columbia. g.
..cnaass Bank, Columbia. =. .:...;..:...i2 ync
Rasrero' and Exchange Bank. Charieston.1 gG ~
Merchants Bank, CheraW. aW......'.''''''''aa ao 400
People's Baak, Charleston. SSo So
P.ntsr 5 Sa9I Maossnics 2. Bank Charlestonso 90 @s2
l.outhvestern Railroad Bank, Charleston IN an.
outsssse;a Iaiirosd ssni. oiaisiton - oo
state ssni: Gharsston GEO
Onion Bank, Charleston. ..."!.os...a 9ss
CITY Of charleston Change Bills ...."....S tan ~ !
state g. Carolina easurs Notes. @ cc,,no.:
City of Columbia Ronds. s..........'...'.ee ,goo oo
-soSsh Csrchna Rlikosd md Bank Stock .,a.o
whole snsrss s.;;;c:i is;, :isre, $3.50
g. O. Ranroad sixs Par 9snA.. ..Booass.s:s.s.3e
& U. r. r. Seven Per Cent. B'ds.. g82
8. G. Railroad Certificate Of Indebtedness w tgW
CITY of Charleston Six Per Ct. Stocttdul,6o 90 Guy
Uity Of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds. ......1o 9oV
stsfe Of south Carolina Bonds told) ex past
due coupons In d-nsl .....--.....67 GU
State of South Carolina Bonds lnew issue.
Of January 1. 1850 e1 past due oru- er ann
State pofs Of soutS ON Caraiina bonds ISSUED for
Bsnk Of the State bills) ...... ........1 AGO
State Of South Carolina aStock.........-6e goo
ststeo South Carolina sCouponsaunoaoie)S9o g@ g0o
Peoples National Bank Stock. ...!n gvo
First National Bank Stock. ..n2 @Q0
ls1n.s sn,1n ssea .a oiais Iaiicad sis..
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.Wnhfixtop sfsrt.t. :

~ Wh1afhgtop- Market. -
wIhNaToN, August ust1s-TRPNFrsE.-Oni
50 80 for yellow dip per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures steady. Sales Of
$50 bbs st SsKc for country, and 500 per gallon for
Ros1N -SsIes Of 1901 Dbl. ct 81 90 for strained,
d 70, t7sa1 80 for No O. 50 for extra No u l2h for
low No S3 25aS SO for no !, a for ezra NO j. and
- ~ e lel Rsse s,., <. .o,a ., 40 % nsr bb1
=. - Georsetown Market. -'
GRoRGETowN, august 1a-corros.-No sales
this week. sReQuo.e from Is to ~ cents per 10.
Coas Prime white corn 81 20 per bushe' WITH an
upward tendency
= !. 1nKR-No sales to report No timber In mar
tet Mills nearly ont and will be compe led TO STOP
unless soon supplied. Good timber In demand,
sndlWin bring fkir ngtfes.
e: o:fuRplRr1SE--virRin dip So; yellow dip 81; 90,
scrpe or hard 81 go per bbl, Of 2so pounds 70 tne
barrel Per gallon SO cents.
TAB-Per barrel, retail, %.
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'Exporss nor the week ending TAursaAy,
l q. q. urct :. - s-GAuBu1e ~. ." 9"
bEBIA, sPAtN-Per British sflg Titus-l22, 600 feet
Lumber. s6oc feet Timoer.I Il. tidT ~ a.i

.ss~ fpREfgN. ;,..-.. .. .
bENA, sPAtN.Per British sflg Titus-.I22, eco feet
8, ~ amaper. ,a see reg, rssI a,%Sen;I nld7 u .,@
7Vpv YORK Par steafnahin, Manhs.tan-l bags
cotton, 363 bales Uplnd Cotton. u herces Rice
20 eass S,sy 50 bSs KsGa g psSsags bss: sSn
Dome pomestics II I casss ask Wss. M 50 Sbis Ale, s5s Water
l2 melons:1 Horse :. Per steamship sarasossa--
oaes oPrIS ~ SS siS casss Cav he crates
=. FrutS 5I sscis Gotten Seed, and sundriea
PRILApELpHIA-Per steamship Prometneus,as
oSes Upand So.n' ,har pa,e ssT 90 h,iSs Ras, "a
49, Ss,ss Wo5I sTSH = AR Roois % SbIs Mesi. Sbis
whiskey, 98 bnls b osin, obls spirits Iurpen.
psntne % od 5 wass,s nd,t. ~ Axes a 0o if'i %
RAITiMo%RFPps % N stsansSin S Tea Gull-l1s ,iprces
Rice. s bsiss cotton. 16 Rssin. 40 bales
na, .v n s,.SsrSst ,ssshen 70 oo0 feet Floor.
.ofoo Rosrds n aSskSSsS FrnH snd,npndries.
ls-S.,ss ss.S. -. fsffssa
.THN EsTON MKHKET.
Irc1s7 asuaspxr. Aua. 70. 1869
TNaysRaiEssISe j hsIio. eondiAN. for 'he
pad Meek hS7e been highly isyorablev cotton
crop, shsS SeSIh6r having been DIR and sand in
aIyespscs csirulated to csrry the paant healthy
maturity sHd obstxudt the progress OF the caterpi
lar and other insect life. The news from most
points have consequently been quite proIiiious
V1HZ56SSyer. Sosps 51ocal lssqfeznts YibedGhg
S6d ~ Which, Antsysr, hxlsslgt heel hsifsporfsA
e1espt % very limited extent. The new crop has
begun to make its appearance at most points in the
South and NEaG G@HA 61tinuSpsee ea@ present
favorable vSa&er& had the efoHmayib6 expected
to open rbjAx. md aoebuderaDh yntteAse In the
recepts NAV be looked for at once. The se, island
crop has continued in very- promising condition,
and the caterpillar. although seen in varsus places,
has, up to this t,ps. siled TO- Axhabit 4ettye6 r.
srfwttS sfp6s E1 " sGiee lcrop ts. h eendcoaoi.
Hon on The large streams, but is considered nearly
fsilrrs oe Cooper, Riflhisud 'is much injured on
combahee and .Ashepoo Rivers apa some other
points, in consequence othe salt condition Of those
water courses. -.
-Tm coTrux MAnKfT.-This article particularly
at LiverpoolShss shown nrmer tendency during
dokf hat nj fhar An n
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TDDER AND LUMRKhr-lne marEeh ZOE tuis sru'
Gle is dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from s5@s Shipping timber $lO@l5; "a 81 floor
ing at $14@16 p NJ. Bright lumber, good NOR
chantable, from CITY millf. cut to Rize from $50
@24 Z, NJ by the cargo.
FRr1oHTA-To Liverpool by steam, nominal; by
SAIL Kdon uplauds, ar I'D on sea islands, 10 Havre,
nominal. Coastwise vessels are in demand-To New
York ty steam 10 on uplands, aud &c. on sea
islands, 81 so p fierce on rice; by sal, &c q ID
on cotton; 81 p terce on rice; 400 p DBL on
rosIn; So q n. o1 lumber s9910 q NJ on
timber To Boston. by sail, K@s.l6c . fb. On
upland cotton. To Providence. % u N. on bcsrds,
xc 2 fb on cotton. To Philadelphis. By steam, un.
settled and nominal; BY sail, s6a7 q u. or boards;
50 on timter; IS per ton on clay; and IS 60@4
on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam. un.
settled and nominal. By sail. 1907 p NJ. on
boards-ss 50@4T ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freight, from Georgetown, 8. c., Darien and satil'
Ia River, Geo., and Jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern ports, and sl1@l2 2 N. are rates on lumber
and boards.
ExcHAHoE.-Sternng Bills-The rate yesterday
wss lax for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHAseE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York at par; days u
Of. They are selling sight checks at x prem.
Go1p-The brokers were yesterday buying at
49, and selling at 35
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o. Persons depositing letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but wiz be sen: 20 the Dead Letter
Office.
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Arrived Yesterday.

schr A N Flanagan, Collins. Philadelphia via
Tybee. Coal and Mdse. To II F Baker co, Rail
road Agent W Shepherd. n Luhrs, W Henerey, j
E Adaer l. Co. Cameron. Earkley & Co.. Goodrich.
Wineman & Co. saunders. N Esson Bro, Q
Poppenhe,m, Georgia railroad Co. McDuf Cohen.
DR. Il Baer, H A Due. In putting into Tybee Roads
Knoll, rom which was assisted off by the steamer
samson after taking out part OF the cargo, and was
wed TO this port by the above steamer.
schr Ain Deas. from West Point MILL l0O tcs
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown, 8 C. s6 tcs
Rice, bale Cotton 40 bags Flour and sundries 10
Shackeltord Kelly, r Fringe, N Eason bfo
p 6 Fizsimons W Bee l. co, q chisolm: MISS
Dowie Noise. Blake McGorty, II klatte Co.
E Bates L Co, j Quackenbush. and others.
Received from West Point Mi-4S tierces Rice
To Chisolm Bros.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray Philadelphia--1n0
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia,
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New IorK t'|
hours, August il.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Miunetonka, -, a. New York August l6
schr Nancy Smith. Boyd, at Nev York, August 49,
nlclno .anaa,
PORT OF dEORGETOWN, g. c., AUGUST II.
August l2-Schr Ada, Whitehurst, Beaufort, n q.
CLEARED.
August 12-schr Carrie 3 Webb, Rowland, New
York. 5-.-.-.
August 14-Scbr n Bolmes, Howard. New York.
|, August l6-Schr Palma, ireland, New forK.
August 17-Schr n Dana, o'Seill, batn' He.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS PORT.
EoREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The yinco, Halliday, sailed July 10
British brig Courier, Eyans, sailed. ........July
DOMESTIC
boston.
Brig NJ Roosevelt, Farnsvorth, cleared. August II
BRIG ] Dcvereux, Clark, up........... August
Bril- Cycene, Frisbie, cleared. August II
asw FORE.
ste.msbi Minuetonka -, up......... August l6
Schr Nancy smith, Boyd. up. august 10
Schr GeorLie, swan, cleared..... euRust II
Sch, Lilly Hughes cleared. August IA
schr Clara Montgomery, Cole, cleared. August Il
Schr Menewa. pissosway cleared. d..... ....Aagust
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark W Dodge, Munro, cleared. ...... August Il
BALTIMORE.
Schr Virginia Dare. Johnson ..August "a
Scbr Wenonal. Mitchell, August Il
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THE DAILY NEWS.
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nj Il, WI .Umoad. sndr 6eihe ned;
u ." Iflsdsnpousss I'D summer sir-
- 5sr.J Their puIpy haitage yeld
wn,sdeck to-day my pleasant bower,
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d I'M asdsG Jer,whflf flower,
Ana viosst d65HA5ed4
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In His grest hand would abide.
WHO nals pgs are-ent hour, With balm,
And Eles cNhA,e'er peaie
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Passenger
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. 8 c.
] Dawson, wife. two children and nurse, Mrs N W
Wilson, DIR g Weston. Miss 4 A Toomer. q e.
lenbon. Borry, W LaBrucs, Jr, W Burke, Mr.
Miscally, o Butts, @ B Congdou, AMI on deck.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

THE Boston Traveller thinks the yirginians
will not generally vote on the 9Th of July, on
the ground that they will wait for the results Of
the summer and fall elections, when, should the
democrats do well, the old line Southrons will
be impressed by the belief that the good times,
as they call them, are about to return. Those
good times" have been coming long enough,
and If the ''old line Southrons' know when
they are well of they will go to work at once
and secure restoration to their rights in the
Union at the earliest practicable period.