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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12
CLLGGYNiEN.

The Rev. T-Ilc Aiken of Allegheny, tcsti.
fc- that II has cured him, after al other rene.
dies had failed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

MINI AND MrscLE.- who b,l
oeen editing 7 weekly paper at small
town n an aiourning State for some
l'me past, went through here a few days
age, on his way to New Orleans in search
OF employment. Smith mot him in tho
readlngroom Of the hotel lust before he
let, and asked him how hc happened to
aban lon his paper.
on see said Brown, "Greon and
started the thing in co-partncrship. and
as ne : nothing Of q writer it was agreed
between Us that | should edit the paper
and De should do the presswork, etc
MS arrangement struck we after while
@s being unfair, 50 | said 10 Green cue
day
: Green, don't like the wav the
work IN this office is divided think
tnat inasmach as you merely work With
your muscle while | work with my brain.
YOU ought to allow me i little bigger
share Of the profits Brains ought al
ways 10 command higher price than
muscle.
/" NJ that may be true, said Green,
'bu, look here, Brown, considering tic
large. .amonnt =. muscle I've got and the
Wy smail amount Of brains you've cot.
| don't think you have any right to say
a word
"Afor that" Continued Brown, Il
lett that II justice 70 myself couldn't
associate on equal terms with Green any
longer, ani - sold out my interest in
the co4cern ana left.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

Cure ron SuErr-cHAsrxq Doas-W
I u the F"fi, says: "a large deer
hound q my fathers a prize winner at
f.rnlineham). with not being well looked
alter, got into the habit Of chasing sheen.
and kllled them. too. whenever he had an
opportunity. lie was sharply corrected
and Eop' chained ur, but when again TAX
en- ont nc wan as bad a. ever. Ny father
happily remembered how he had cured a
large retriyor ol the same sin, thirtv-fve
years b-to.c. and W have, | am pleased
% say, made perfect cure of the deer
hound. After one Of his chascS he ga.
tabch np e tbo sheep farm, security tied
be' weon two old Scotch rams, and then
let Loose IN the yard 10 sooner we're
they let loose, than all three. being good
jumpers, -ieareI tie wall, and the dog
was drageel about tic park till all three
were dead tired. The poor fellow was
taken home, and can assure you sheep
chasing i the very last thing Of all Others
tlat lc ever thinks Of"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01

ItE kISa AM rffr So nm r-.4s
res II 1'seat 81 rrassa. had great
Iaah,a sor sn..s.tag gigantic soldiers into
t1e i II, ta1rIs, 2ai pail m enormous
bounty % his rccrai;iag ofi,,rs f,y g,t-
ting taem. 0ae day tha recruiting SER
geaat ehanced TO espy lHberriar, WIS
N,s q ioasA seven feet high, he accossed
nm, u Easl!sh, aud pcopasel that ho
should enlist. The iisa Il military hfc
ana largo bounty s. delighted pstri,I
that ne immediately consented. s.Bas un-
less yen can speak German, the kins
WIZ not glye yoa 50 mnah = -.
90 sa.i the Trtsa.aan, asare its
| thai don't know word of q ,rman j"
But, 4, sal the sergeant, ..threo words
VIII b saiheleat, and ttcsa goi can learn
~ short tlne. Iae hiag kuows every
man II tn Guards A soon as he secs
yon he will ride Up and ass you how old YOU
afe- you Will say, 'Tventv-sayen;' next,
aoH long have YOU been in tile service I
Yoi must reg ,y, I4yoa weeks : finally.
Il yoI arr provided Wa c.eeAas ana "a
tlon< yon answer i ii. :
flt soon learned to rroYoun,, his Al.
a"e's oat never drearlt Of learning aucs-
l-'Hs- II review. Ills majesty rode up
= HIM Paddy stepped tovwArd with
present arms.
"tlow Old are you ?" said the King.
LAree weeks, sad the Irishmaa.
GLOW long have You been il the s,r.
y',@ : .-. asked his Majesty.
" | wenty-soyen years.
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noar,~ she cem7 t. tta sc5Fil. ule
even. forcei . laarh at several remarks
she hearl around har. bu iaoSa laughs
sounlei s;ranEeI~ :. Sla nov stoa.l viii
u tew tea' Of The p'att,rn,. auI suspt
t with her eyes, but h, brother vas not
there. The cry was now ra,sc1.
t'Here comas another batch /"
Her heart futaered violently. and she
to.t falntness e7me over as she heard the
tramp Of the doomed men approaching.
Her brother walked proudly and fearless
II forward, and asoeniei he very stems
which lel to the block. Up Il this mo-
ment the ssre1@tF 9spo1r Nag,. i@,f, tAii-
ed her, and she vas as'U1ahle 10 put der re-
solve into execution. Bat now 4 sisters
love swellel up ia her breast, and she re
covered her strength. She spran- for
ward, bursting tAr5a-h the line Of guards,
ans ran up tic steps, Cra ping her broth
er b. the hand sha cried
"What does this mean lis ONLY the
aristocrats that are t. die. "
Away, woman, exclsjmel oao ot cae
exae9;i9aers.
No; WI nn. away until YOU t,ll
NJ why ny brother is here, AM thus
bound :
Your brother = was the oeAo.
eyes. this IS MY brother
"Well, who are YOU 2"
II am Mar: don't y5a know ms =
"Fha bag9 girl =
cay
''B Il this is not your brother z"
Il, is. Ask dim m-asG him.
Young Antonj> de Nln.as hal turned
a sc1rnful r1z, UPON The ma,den. but
light passed across his face. and ha muir
INJURED
Goa, ny sistar :"
"Is this YOUR brother 2" asked Rob-
spicre of the surprised ha-rar. alyanr;nr
near her.
1T IS"
"Eu. Lis mama. i down differently
s.Tbcn va1 Az. m ;,talan IT, i nv
brother. Ask him"
"D5es Marie sbeak tbs truth ?" asked
Eobesgiere.
"She does Wis tha bro+Lnr's re,,1,.
"A1l Won are n5- u, Nantes :"
II til y,l ALI, b.r Ir.t5ar
"Why ii! you not tell uS this bcG,rc?"
II attempted u speak, but was s;Ion-
ccd."
But YOU might have declared your
self.
"Yo: woull n5t have believed me
"But your dress :"
1T belonged 10 an aristocrat. Per-
haps to him for wlo.u was taken.
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Gus conT nov. lying m yarr table, boun.
IN 'rprrle and gold and vi+s the guild
Il In u1tarnishdl up1n the del ite leaves
Thirty years from tinnati. - the com
moreemont Of this -ouis' DO. tory, on
bleak aetumnaI evf trh c5un
t~v wagon drove {of C
It 4 pnal At the ales-honse: tni an at
tanuqta4 form vas lifted m <rl Carrie
il, anithe wagon rnmhled away. Thi,
vas Lucy Dutton brought = s.e natig.
town T. aie. AA
She had basn in dse,;sSsor some
months and the miraculous st,,s - i which
hai long sustained her in her Fary wan
lerinr II last f5rsook her utterly. Her
.si.ter had def me time before and tho
vi lowed husband had soon after removed
d the far west. 50 Lucy had no friends
no hoae but the alms-house.
One day, about week from the time
os her arrival. Lacy aaneared to suffer
greatly and those about her looked for her
release almost impatieatly till morning =
The matron, who was BY her bedside when
She awoke was startled by the. clear and
earnest raza which met her own, but she
am;le] and bill the invalid GOOD morn
me-" Lucy looked bewillcrel, but the
voice seemed 70 reassuro her. and size e1-
claimed : Where am L and who are
you 10 net know you.
A villa surmisa dashal across the mind
# tic m4.roa, the long lost reason of the
wanderer hal returned But the good
women rcDI.cl calmly and soathirrly:
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MARIE. TIE BEG1AR-GTRI..

iIrtN I ttae ''ltt'f N on error I3l i F}fltz
there were many deeds of1arinr perform
Cd. even bF women. anl many exam alaz
Of affection exhibited The very streets
of Paris we're ielc-el with human hlooi.
hut near tha eu.Ila.ine ii ran in rusli0c
torrents One dark morning m unusual
number ofthe aristocracy had been march
ei forth, and countless heads relied from
the block 4 gaping mpltitu le stool by,
and with shouts rent the air IS the arls-
tocraey were thus butcheref
Among the assembled multitude, tat
dreary moru!nr were two females. Qne
Of them was plainly clad, while q cloak
vas thrown around her, with winch she
kent her features nearly concealed. But
= close observation would betray the fact
that tic woman had been weeping. Her
eyes were iafaned and rel, and she gazad
easarl y upon the platform, while sh0l-
3er passed over her frame as each shoeh
of the elittering knife severed the head
from the body Of some one who had been
unfortunate enough to fall under the ban
Of two alacs The face Of tha w1nal
was very beautiful, and she was young =
certainly not more than sixteen Or eigh-
teen years Of age.
The other female was quite different il
character Her face was fair, but there
a braz9n expression about 1t. She was
clad in rags, ana as each heal fell she
would dance. anl in various ways express
her delight, AMI then exclaim:
There falls another aristocrac who
refused me charity when I hum5ly SUED
him :"
Each expression Of the hinl would ere
ate laugh from those who heard hor.-
But any thoughtful po-son must woad9r
how one 50 young could have become 50
lepraVed. The first female watched
this creature for q few moments, and then
pressing her way to her side she laid her
hand upon the shoulder Of the wretch, and
whispered
Would you ike to become rich II
onca:'
The female IL raes turacl about vih a
look Of surprise, burst into ioul laugh,
and then replied
20. course | Would"
"Follaw me- and YOU shall BE-"
"Enouah Lad on"
1t was with considerable di0ieultv that
the females cxtricato themselves from the
crowd but they did SO at length, and
than tile Grst female asked Of the other: !:
.What shall I eall you =
"OA Tra called the y Borear-Girl Ma
rio. "
..1ou live by baegins =
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston. July Is.
vfslrIs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTISe
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston. July Is.
vrs1ELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAs11Ne
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons. Woodruff. at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co. -
BARKS.
Helen Sands, 563 tons. Woodeide, In the stream,
for the Rio do Ia Plata, ready-street Brothers
Fantee iBr 24s tons, eleverlv, at MsrshaIls wharf
1or port In Great Britain, loading-R Mure
BRIGs.
Bradshaw, - tons, Sears a! Adgers wharf, for Jack
sopvile, ready-W Roacl l. Co.
Adelaide 2lS ions, Wlso1 in Ashley River for Pro
v1dence. loading-Rlsley & Creighton.
Clifton (Br 1S2 toms, Williams. at Marshall'e wharf,
for Liverpool, loating-R Mure Co.
Amercus. 396 tons. Hand, IN bshey River, for Pro-
vidence, loading-kisley OreiQhIon
Manzanilla, 158 tons spear. at Northeastern Rail.
road wharf, for Roundout, New York, leadlng-J
A Enslow CO.
Monica 148 tons Mccoab, at N E Railroad wharf,
for Philadelphia. losdins-J Rnslow & Co.
sCHooNERS.
Zeta Ps, = tons, Thompson, in Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loadlus-Hisley Creighton.
Lion tBr Ill tons, Mcclellan, in Aehiey River, for
Bermuda, loading Enslow & Co.
Frank Palmer. 212 tona, Latham. in Ashley River,
tor Philadelphia, loa.)ing-H Baker Co.
Clara Elwe.L 296 tons, Jenkins, IN Ashley River
for Northern Port, loadipg---L T. Potter.
Cady, 200 tons, smaI, at Northeastern Rail- DAD
wharf, for New York, Ioading-W Roach & Co.
Mary Stow tons. Rankin, n Ashley River, fer
Norwich. 1oading-W Roach & Co. :: .! ~
Grace Clifton. - tons. Otis, In Ashlev River, for
PhiIsdslphia loading-Risley & Creighton. .
Shiloh. 270 tons. Hubbard. at KeTI'a wharf,. for
Baltimore, loadiDg-H F Baker 4 Co.
Philadelphia, ready-Risley & Creighton.
E Waterman. l07 tons, Marehaal, In Ashley River,
for Newport, loadinR-Street Bros CO.
Adoph Hugel, az tons, Adams, in Ashley River.
for Philadelphia, lcading-H Baker & Go.
Rockingham, 1863 TOMS Nickerson, in the stream for
satils, Ga, reany-W Reach 20.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


.osDos, July l5-Noon.-q9nscl'. sss. Bonds
irm at sax IurpentIne z7s 8d. The Bank Of Eng
land has reduced ils rate OF interest 10 Per cent
LIvERrou1. July 15-Nocn.-cotton steady up
.ands l2hsl2xl; Orleans I3al3Hd; sales 10000
tales.
Administration easier; uplants 17ad; Orlesns
Isd. Old corn 29s; new 27s o.. Red Western wi eas
ss 3las Id.
hAvas. July 15.-cotton firm. both on the spot
aud .zoas.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July 15-Noou- t. cks strong. ster
'iing pH. Gold Se% Cotton quiet at 31xaH1sc
Turpeh,ine droo.ing at 42>sc, st4n frn; gooo
strained at 50 30a2 IS,
tTsuiDg -C0.a2 quiet and unch anged; sales
HOO oale. at tS4SaS+Ho Flour nnchaDsed. Wheat
Easier, No sp lns 81 81 ed Western 81 90; am
ber ,ou hern new 81 b5.l 6. Corn frmer at 92s9jr.
Pork $50 80. Lard Armer ut 17xaloa for steau
2aaaoE for kettle Whiskey firm at 81 %. kice
steao, Carolina slso Naval stores quiet. Freighs
nsoyy None. easier a. 7. currency, nth e1cep-
tions at 6 Go S61a.
BALTIMORE. July l5-Cotton quiet and steady at
s4c Flour dull and unchanged, but verr Id lot
low grades Wheit firm and higher; new RED Sl oba
I 6s orn advanced; white 81 0S; yellow 81 o6a
1ua Meas pork quiet at 81. BIoo. firm aud &C
tiv clear side. 1sK 1.Xo; shou der 1bAal5Aci
hams 2sJsa23c. Lar dull at l9ka20c. Wulskey
srarce and IND IN nd AZ 1851 @.
CmmAAU. July 1t.-Mess pork $sS. Bacon,
sho ders Ia Az 14x 5; des 17ks No
IT Losra July l6-wL sksy rm 81. Mess
p,rk nd Lscoa ,tnchSngeo. LAID nom nal st l8
sltHc
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oFFIcKAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending JULY 15, 1859.
snd printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Chsrleston.
4JPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
= ~ Office hours from 8 A. II. to P. N. On sun'
lays, from s toeP.M.
9g-as, STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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jc,r 10 1870 Oh 1oolb ,E'f'S q 80 :. 70 -
:TSSEa CHARLESTON MARKET.

-
'ni n:ai yos.rikMxrk Fsnrse July Is. 1852, a.
THH ElaPs rnlhs growing cotton. crop has been
1arned during khei week Just closed with weather
saRsdtS shs hsalt rrogtais Of the plant, and with
ths t1eAaHpn pf Az: :qscssionl complaint the great
,nAss of thpcinisltephos has Been good; Snd
NTH Of i Of hopeful character Tie com crop
has BEEN suffering tos eo1siderhhle!txiert for wan,
-afMdarApd q some Qusrtets hss been badly DAM
sss6keaethiS cause, while IN other places sufa
tiSp4 ra5R]t ef moisture has been obtained; but
additional rams ara much wanted In many sec
tdasat6 perfect t6saf.in The rice crop Is IN 60 q
eaSsttq6f sds ss litser streams where an q fpta
supply Of freah water be had but on the smaller
1iverSthS phht b being damaged for want Of good
;AoI: noders.s ssiqs Il mia time would benefit Al
czop. IN % demanded II good provision yield 10
TO b secured. .rsiN'ii'.'F
TN CQrpE AARxeT-The. staple In the Enalish
mafkss during most Of the past week Las been hrIn
and scmewhst active, with . tendency to adElnee-
niddllnR uplsnds, which opened at l21d- bardeping
to 1Nk0Ia1d. @t eictma eaas7s while tho article
At SsEIa peasn q .s4x. has since been
-rsfhef siesdy 81 S4k@s4Kc, and at this point m,c.
dlmx dptahdt hive remained without y.riation a,
So p o.. 1he aocks OF the article ihroueha.. the
~. N<S'A'' ." laas~ .educed tnat the trans
80. 49,. Na w. oe OF the most limited character
- receipt OF the nav crop.
The Oh hsh a. Northern markets have sh ,wn
fhe following movements during the week jurt clos
ed; At Ifv Up o o, Friday, July b, the staple vas
quiet, aa.s 10 600 baes, uplands 121ld at New
70 / the srhc.e wac dull ard 10, lower, sal & 8
bs,ss sl1<o. On saturday the former was aoive,
sales II 600 naes upiauds l2Kd the latter open'
dull but closei frmer. sales s75 b les at AA@
3<he: On uvnday the former ~as active but uu
changed sales 900 bales urlands the latter
Has vi hous she arion. safes $50 bales at 3419
alho. On tuesday the fUrmer was active saes
-12eoQ pa.s upIlnds l2Hd the latter wss firm.
ssle~ ieoc bales at s.kSstac. On w.dnessssaay The
iorm -...a nr'ner. tiles 10000 oales' up
-knd, .l3xa1.xd :the Init closed aroocins sa'es
1900 bsle. st s.c. Yesterday the former
st1axJ.; he .s,G-r was quiet at sIX@s4kc
The supply Of the article in sisht ss the latest
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A5- Persons deponting letters in the Postofhce
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 o letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to The Dead Letter
OfBoe. ---... .,l..
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Life scu!pture.

chisel in hand stood sculptor boy, boy
\. Win his marble block tetore hum
And his eye III up WITH aR!esn. .a. - NM M
2 ~. .,,e,a tsst dream on .hspeless stone, =
VIII may . sharp incision -: 'f'
n.n, snoaj dream ne bad made his oTn,
He had caught that angel VISION.
~ n;sr!e
sGnlusors OF Lfe sre We, % Ne stand
With our souls uncarVed b fore US,
Waiting the hour when at Gods command
Our.M4dteam passes before us.
II waratfe Il thep on . shapeless stone,
Win nkny sharp incasaon;
Iha xngel drea q shall bs oIr own,
,Ops own III angel u top,lis -.
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ro,., ISIS 6iS l,6l8 086
rcnasncs "a visible supply SoA.41o
.stcct Of c,tsan held BY Manchester sp:nners u
4ss m,lls, now 1900 bale same time 1Ssa, !S.oos
;bsIe.. niAdias upaands .sr 1axaifxd; thea uXd.
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LouwYn1s, July 16.-Provisions very hrm' Mess
FORK sss shoulders 1la14hc; clear sides 171dc.
wnMne1cs, July l5--spg1ts tqrpentne Sshc.
(;Bpsin quiet Tup-nsne unchaoseh. Tar 50 40,
AUGUSTA, July 16.-Coston, market easy; sales ~
bales; receipts 20 bales; midding nominal az
31Kc.
- SAVANNAH. July 10 mo Inarhet;" receipts %
MOBILE. July 16.-nothing done; receipts 80
bsles; exports sss bales. 49,
NEW ORLEANS. July 15-Cotton, middhns Ss'se;
buyers only OF ring sac; sses SO bales; receipts 40
bales: exports rs bales. Gold seK. Sterling OK.
New York sight No premium. Sugar hrmer; com.
mon nal1c;prtme 1870 holssses nominal; eno'oe
fermenting 6Sa64c.
Wilmington Market. 800
WILMINGTON, July 1L-TuRPEFTNE-M BE,
stesdy, with sales Of 999 bots e $S Tor Vlre anu
So 65 for yellow dip per $50 pounds
srnrrs IuRpENrNESso sales reporeo. "A
PosNGsa,es OF n67. bbIs At Sre5 for stfsinea
s1 6 for No 81 so for extra No O. $S S7H for NO j.
and "a 12h for pale. ooh,,
= TAR-48 bbis changed hands y ~ "per o'''
Macon Market
MACON, July IS -coTToH.-' here were N9 oa1es " :
sold to-day. and bales received. rome snlPpeo:
have no change 10 note, there being no demand ane
no cotton offering. Mddlings are held at Slc. s'ocK
ON hand 30& bales. II - " :: J.. j. 1. -
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-rcaREFUit trGfp - = 21Nf
WHAT MEDICINES
.T:s YOU HE.a sW.H 4

10 .g Jst - H. .
wERN YOU ARR EXHAUSTED By OvIRWORK
Of head or hand and feel me need OF something IN.
yieorafine don't dfint shtstey OF any iuto1ifa ting
thing, whe her under the name Of Bitters OF other
wise, such articles give just ss much strength to
youriweSfy body and mind asefheuhtp gtvestothe
isded horse; and NO more. Alcoholic istmulsnts Afe
Injurious to Nerve health and Are ALWAYS fciloxod
byDEpRESsING REACTION. .. n;ToqTDg t1i-"
DQdd's NerYine and ainvig0fator
Z q roFro and GENTLE sTiMULANf Which y
NOT attended hy REACTION. .Mssctto gltnsfH
il refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 ssy
Weare not recommending teefotaifsm IN interest
of any faction; but long spd extended gSsesyY5@9
teaches us that he who Tesorrs to the hotue 1f res
or recIperatfoD, viii End, ne teenS Att A1t 10
"a hudfpe 6re In his bones which Will eonsqpf
like the flames Of perdition. Turn frn1n H. Iaksa
tonic that waA refresh and NOT destroy. DODUp
NERviNE IL for ea;e BY all DrugGistAl Pnee One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7ntos tune -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-16

hrFlveu Yesterday.
Steamer Emile, Lewis. Georgetown, c. IA tci
Rioe Md.e and sundries. TO shHckeliord q Kelly
] f DWELL son E r miles, Mrs Farr, Mcdor-
ty. Mrs D Huger. W Bee Go. Mrs y WalAer,
Pinckney, BroR Or q II Halg, .ohen, 5anckel 20,
Holmes 4 Macbeth ia QlacRenbusi, Katie co,
Paul Il Co, and others. -.
Received from Benneti's Mill. 122 tierces Rice To
q 4 W Devices " , Bee & Co, ano hisolm Bros
Received IRON chisolm's MILL 05 terces Rice. 10
L Howard & Bro.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Promethsus, Gray, Philadelphia--Jno
Steamship Falcon, Horsty, Baltimore-courtenay &
Trenholm.
Bark len sands Woo6side, Montevldco and mar
ket-Street Bros l. Co.
sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray Philadelphia.
Steamship Fa.con, Horsey, Balim re.
From this rort.
STEAMSHIP Champion, Lockwood, New Yo k, July 10
Cleared tor this Porl.
seir Nyroyer, Brown, atNew York, July H.
Memo rUIa
The sclr Ann Glover. Terry. from Boston ior
Charleston, arrived at Holmes Goie, July u.
List OF VESSELS
u, III EARED AND SfILEO F|h htS f"n1
eOREl6 ~
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. may ~
fne Vice. HLlI;ay, ''"te i
pUNES" I"
Go1psBoRo'. NE.
Sebr VAocity, Piukbam sailed .....'.......'ufe 10
FRANKFORT ME.
Brig Fl " McGlvery, stutts, cleareo..'. ....1uiy l
scbr stampede, stra;ton, cleared. July D
r.hh
Scnr " Smith, ooker up. ....''.'..JTu;y ~
Schr VIM - rings Hasey, eleareo..... .''ysuS y,
Schr Myrover b. own, cesred. ............''' iA
PHILADELPHIA
Schr Sarah Cullen, AVIS, np.... '.'''''uy
ERAn AUS H. DUO,
Late Of the frm OF Shepherd Duc Cohen,
MANUFACTURER OF
P L d I N tt N w A R II,
And Wholesale Dealer in
JAPANNED, STAMPED WARE, &C.,
No Is Hayne-street, Charleston. S. C.
a. OIL, PAINT, FRUIT CANS AND BOXES
made specially, MI nay "a