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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

those who tell you that there must be Q
responsible Head Of the State, who Is
able to do whatever he lists, provided the
people be free to overthrow him II ne
does wrong, give you very bad adv'ce'
with such theories, gentlemen, in
stead Of getting rid Of absolute p'wer-
instead of bringing about its transfer
nation, a people merely exchanges one
master for another-there is mere
change of persons, but liberty is as far
of as ever; the management changes
hands, but absolute power--despotism-
continue as strong as ever. [Applause']
Be the Government republic or mon
archy, that is mere question OF form
what is essential, what we absolutely re-
quire, is q responsible head of the Cabl-
net, responsible ministers, free assem-
blies, and free citizens.
at would appear at the first blush that
they ought to oppose the independent
candidates and support the Government
at any cost. The Government itself very
clearly tries to alarm those interests;
rumors of emeutes, of disturbances, are
circulated; not openly, indeed; they are
limited ct, insinuated, and the cause
which may have led to any popular ex-
element is carefully suppressed. Amore
dangerous, a more agitatipg, more rev.
dictionary Government does not exist
than q Government that is not really
free. Where is the merchant, the manu-
facturer, the tradesman, who does not
feel alarmed when he reflects that bis
whole future depends on the uncon-
trolled and cspricious will of an absolute
ruler
This personal Government affords no
guarantee of security. The workman,
the artisan, the small shop-keeper, has
suffered even more from capricious de-
cress than the capitalist and merchant
prince. One of the most erroneous no.
tons which the Government entertalns
is, that it is possible to found the dynasty
BY the prestige Of military glory and the
glitter of great expeditions. 1t is in vir-
tue of this notion that, in defiance Of the
country's will, the Mexican expedition
was determined on, with the disastrous
war which it led to. Now, a man who
harbors such wrong idea cannot give 1T
up; he feels the necessity Of retrieving
his prestige after the Prussian war, which
inflicted moral check, the Influence OF
which still sndures. Under existing cir
cumstances what confidence can you feel
in personal Government whose amour
propre has so cruelly suffered Have
YOU never seen q gamester at a roulette
table doubling his stakes to try and re-
trieye his loss2 That, alas is an accu-
rate picture Of the Government OF our
country. Believe me, and when people
talk to you of revolutions. say With me,
that there is no revolution more dan
perous than revolution which depends
an N single head"
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ALLAN Y.

ALBANY, June l0-The banquet Of the
National Typographical Union last night
was fne affair. Three hundred persons
we're present. President Frickelton vel
coined the guests. Letters were read
from prominent editors of the country.
Speeches were made, in response to
toasts, by Pinta, Of Chicago; j. d
George, of Nashville; j. d. Hayden, Of
St. Louis; Myron II. Rocker, Of Albany,
and others.
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New Use Of Ola Postage stamps.

A correspondent Of the London Globe
says the children in the schools of Berlin
and throughout North Germany are
making great COLLECTIONS Of old stamps
to remit to Protestant missionary in
order to he sent to China BY way of Aus
tralia. The Chinese are fond of papering
their rooms with these stamps, so the
mission ,ries sell them TO redeem young
children, especially girls, who are after
wards baptized. In China the little girls
are often treated like puppies in England,
and thrown into river in order TO get
rid Of them. The missionaries 90 and
drag them out Of the water, bat naturally
prefer, in the first instance, to pay the
price which the Chinese demand, and get
permission to train these poor little things
in the Christian religion. 0ne day lately
a well-known Berlin pastor received from
the town Of Halberstsdt alone nearly six
thousand stamps, which it is supposed
would buy at least quarter Of little
Chinese girl,
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NEW JER,EY.

TRENTON, June 9-The celebrated
Harrison and Vreelaud case, which
originated in q suit brought in Hudson
City Circuit Court last January by Mrs
Harrison, q widow Of forty-6ve years,
against George Vreeland, a wealthy lover
Of eighiy-lhree years, for breach Of prom.
ise, is now being argued in the Supreme
Court, on the motion Of defendant for .
new trial.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice in Bankruptcy.

I'm the District Court of the United
states, for the District Of West Ten.
nesaees rs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Pc
IN titions have been filed in said Court by the
following named persons Of said District. duly
Of March 2. 1867. fer q discharge and certificate
thereof from all their debts and other claims
provable under said act. and that the following
days, at ten O'Clock am. have been set fer the
Register. at his Office, No. 45C Main street.
Memphis. Tennessee. to-wit:
Nicholas Roaohman, July 2 1869.
Norman Dewar, July 2. 1889.
Henry Lyons. OF firm Of Lyons 4 Flies. July
Jacob Flies, ofsame firm. July IL. 1869.
W, =. pickerson, July s, 1869.
ysmes A. Paine, July y. 1869.
=. l.. Warner, July 9. 1869.
ii. O. Carter. July y. 1869.
Henry B. Chiles. July 10, 1864
J. G. MoDade. July 10. 1854
]. H. Bailey. July ~ 1854
r. W. Newly, July u. 1869.
manuel 0hermier, July u, 1869.
George NJ. Greeley, July 10, 1863.
d. y. Taliaferro, July IL, 1869.
3. \. Midyett, July 10, 1869.
Joshua Darden. July IA. 1869.
X. Fl. johnson, July IA. 1869.
j. 8. Caruthors. July IA, 1869.
John Q. Pettu,. July IA. 1854
IL. h. Dowas, July is. 1869.
Joseph B. Blackwell. July Il. 1863.
Albert II. Gassmann, Jnly 10, 1859.
j. A. Manley. July is. 1869.
w. q. Campbell, July 10. 1863.
John Bullo ok. July l6. 1859.
When and where ali creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons in interest, may
attend and show cause. If any they can, why
the prayer of the said petitioners should n ct
be granted. And the second and third Reet-
ings Of creditors will be held Mt the same times
and place. A. s. MITCHELL,
Memphis, June 10, 1863 Clerk.
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Special Notices.

The Healing Pool.-An essay for young men
on the crime of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create impediments to marriage.
with sure means efrel!ef. Seat in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. DR.. ].
Skillin Houghton. Howard Association. Phil
adelphia, Pa. 1880
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WILMINGTON.

WAsHIsGros. June l0.-Major Thoup-
son has been detailed BY order Of General
Conley for temporary duty as Sheriff OF
Richmond, and relieved MsjOr Elderkin.
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Domestic and Foreign Market Reports. a.
Tslsgraphed to the Public Ledger by
the southsrn'racifioa and Atlantic Tsls-
graph Company.
Neso York Cotton June 10. ii am
Market opens firmer; holders asking
higher rates.
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B Y Ell E G. R A P Il
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
BROWNSVILLE.
Supreme Court as Brown

Supreme Court as Brownsville.
Special to the PUBLIC LEDeKR.l
BROWNSVILLE, June lQ.-Ths case Of
Maxwell VS.. Finnie (No. 81 will be I'm.
ished to day.
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CLOSING OUT SALE
FU r. N 1T u II f.

TWILL OFFER PROM THIS DATE. AT
Il private sale, till all Il closed out, my entire
red .ced prices, having determined % change
M business. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
ind IL to their intsrest 70 buy now, AZ lbal
offer unusual iaduremenis. \. fE0AN.
sO-lt5 80 Second st., Vincent Block.
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Liverpool Cotton-Jane 10, 2 pm
Market opened quiet but firmer; up.
lands, llal; Orleans, I'D; sales for
the day, 10000 bales.
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London Money = June 10, 2pm.-
Five twenties, 500; Erie, lSa; Consols,
92a; Illinois Central, 81; Bonds in
Frankfort, $685. The Bank Of England
has reduced rate 81.
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lp.m.-SterlingExcha steady, l09t
for prime sixty-iay bills.
Tenn. Bonds old-66 new .................... 6s11I
sales ..... ..... 65Js sales.-...-...6S
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. J. B. SCARBOROUGH

HAS ARRIVED IN MEMPHIS. AND
Ill win remain an indefinite period 70, the
SCROFULA, DR0PSY and DYSPEPSIA. He
promises to cure SYPHILIS permanently,
without the use Of mercury. pledging himself
to pay all the expenses of treatment should he
are implicitly followed. In the cure of Scrofdla,
Dropsy and Dyspepsia. he considers his treat
ment the most effestual. safest and quickest
known to the medical world. DR.. Scarborough
was raised In West Tennessee. and in an OK
tensive practice Of seventeen years. has not
failed in single case to make perfect cure In
the treatment of Venereal Diseases, and In
much less time than is generally required.
Satisfactory references given.
once, No. 227 Second ST., upstairs.
84-g5
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Nep York Noney-June 10, IL M
Governments very unsettled and lower.
Sterling Exchange firm, 100 for prime.
Gold carrying at per cent; with a
steady market. Money 10, stringent mar
ket. Shipments of gold to-day, $l64, 900.
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2p.m.-Cotton demand fair and prices
firm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-23
NJ arkets by Telegraph.


LONDON, July 22-Noon on.o1s 03L Bonds
63A. "uyar, on the spot hrm q: 37s 90; af at et
28s
LIVERPOOL, July 22-Noon.-Cotton Q shade
Hrmer; upands 12Kd; Orleans I3d; sales 10 600
Oaies. Red West IN wheat 9s. Old corn Y0s: new
29s Lard COS I'd. Eg
DOMESTIC MARKETS. isSt
NEW York, July 22-Noon TICKS steldy and
duii. Money eady ac7,; Sterling OK. Gold 35Z
=. ttoD dun At 34c. rurpe tine 43'1. Aosin mode
rAtely active; good strained 81 25a23O
kveni .g.-Cottop less acuve aud dropping; sales
TOO bales Flour more doing for export; sup rnne
e'at S. YbaS 7b; southern stead,er, common t iair
extra So 6oa7 whea, In fair demand. part for ex-
por' white Michigan ei % ,ra excited with q
GO d speculative aiid trade .ll; mixed Western
u 0S Mesa pork shaas 4. ...e1 sat$82 vs. lsrd
sh de lower At 19tSa2oc. ,Wl,skey active and arm
at 81 Us Il CO quiet Carolina sass.s suasr steadv.
Muscovddo l1KAl2c; Havana 1IXai1xo.l oof,ee
Arm. Molasses oul. Naval storea qui-i Pre,uh,s
Ar,n; o. dOu Ia Cd. q 'varnments closed steaay.
'6ys 231s; southern stronrer Money easaer srr,-
ply exoecdtna the dtmsnd at cat ler cent on call.
w,tn EXCEPTIONS ut 8; discouats e.mer 1t sAl2 psr
csnt sterling steady ss 9x No. Gold 3sM ooks
cloeed d,n s%j5iSSs. rs a Hg sSessSs
BALrrHonn July "a --cotton 96h,L 4 Eaonss Yrna.
| with ssreme!, light stock. wheat DUH; pna .
choos rcd d soai 90; wa'.s 81 ssal W. Corn nll
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THE DAILY NEWS.
AueI naath.


AS ono who on the tranced Circean shores
Bsth loiterrd long. until at last the snauoMs
S3limmer and gloom ath1srt the purple moors
And by the llied meadows; ~
And. setting loose the rudder.osnds coth nnd'
Against the hesdy current outwsrd iarfnRs
DarR seas before and stormy shoals behind
-.FT Yet toils on undespalring.
An one who Of conn subtle cup hath drunk, -
; And walks the while as in golden vision.
But wakes once mere ere yet his soul hath sunk
Into the swoon Eysian;
And with the bitter lees upon his lips. -
Rises and turns him to the life.que3t dreary,
Though all around hath suffered dark eclipse,
And heart aud hand weary.
80 I, forgetting all the honied Past,
And scOrning somewhat that old life OF pleasance
Turn earnest. ey ed iowa, ds that Light at last
Which clasps purer Presence.
AsEiug no more t Q lies OF the vale.
Nor roses ia,rer for the hidden canker.
Seekipe a truef guide for holm and saii-
= trusting o eurer anchor.
Looking far out beyond the utmost rim
OF the dark hills until my deep thoughts gather
From the dusk sit nee, infinite though diai,
The funess Of the Father. "te --
And, stoopipg pluck beside the rocky path 4
p simple flower, the pledge OF that new morrow
Only Heart.ease the Ate math
OF ali that Vanished sorrow.
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Exports Tor tho Week ending Thursday
- JGiys wv: :s-.''''.'' = ~i';s"'

NoRwALK. noNN-per schr Mary stow-12s. 900
pgoSiDssG:. 3 i-Per brig Xneli'csus-1so. 600
feet Flooring y. Per brig Aaelaide-15o 600 feet
flooring. :. Per echr q w Elwell-129 06O feet
Resaw.d Lumber. $4,000 feet ainch Plank.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa-S bags Sea
Island Cotton. n bales Upland Cotton. "a tierces
L Kice. 1e balee Domestic, l76 bills Rosin. 8s
casks clay bS packages undries. 276 boxes Mus
ksts, 4S boxes FA uit $40 Melons, % sacks Pea
nuts. Per steans lip Manhattan-23 bags q
j Cotton. 623 bales Upland Cotton, 162 terces
Rice. 2os bbis Rosn. 81 hales Yarn. 2ie sacks
xruit. i76 .em. ty Bar e,s, 400 Water1neloas.
Per schr w terma 80, .78 feet Lumber.
ATHESs. HUDSON kIVER-Per schr S Cady-
126.D22 feet ResaWed stuff
A NORl HkRN POR Per sohr @ g Grove--19O OCO
feet Flo0rfna 10000 feet Yellow Pine Timber
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Frank Palmer-l25 600
feet kesawed Lumber and cards, $4,000 feet
Timber. -. Per schr Grace Chfton-l6O 900
feet Yellow Pine Lumber, 20. COO feet Yellow Pine
BAL1IMOKF-Per steamship Maryland-ee bales
Cotton. 6b bales Rags. tale Feather rs. bales
Wool, 26 bags Peanuis 3 cases Mdse, q bags
Coffee. 70 Casks clay tons Pig Iron . hbds
Copper. Per schr Zeta-Psi-S60 tons Phos.
phRte Rock.
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$3 per bottle
Dr. RiCHAu's GOLDEN LLIxIR D'AMoUR
1adice1 cure for Nervous General Debility Il c!a
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Price $5 Ter bottle, or two bottles for 80.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
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Address u b. RICHARDS,
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Office Hours from 8 A. Nj. to p. M.
Circulars sent 1y July 3
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@ar.ae .l;Aeps.
Arr1vec Yesterday.

Steamship (Ji1 Everman. snyder, Philadelphia
ls1s a 'nst. 3 Mdse To Jno Theo Getty, Railroad
eron Barley. B o'Ne,n.J thomson & @. - fM
johnson. .McDud Cohen. T n pristoII W r. Psd-
grow grove esSs asia Ga sP os
GO. 81 Blackwell, II Cohen @ Luhn, Palmetto
baanss
Pand.r. NJ Eason,& BIO. Gas 0. Ring. q Li, en-
thai & CO. JeH,rds 4 90. ChisoIm BROS. walker,
Wsasnsr Sonses hss Moz s soos
'Hpuses Holmes Book House. Bollmann Bros! + o
bomer: .ae robertson, Kornahrens; and others
Rice ~ balss .ottop, gao sacks Flour sundries
TO shsckelfordt a Kelly. Kerrison.1 ofNepl d
A Conner. J hason b Bro. a Kla,te & co, Dr B
Kinlocb, Express &C, and others .F.s Ill,
C1saress Yesscxday. ,.aco p
stsa5shi sA aimore- Ysnay
scbr . Grove. Weaver. Northern port-Risfey q
s6bE 6sss Eiasl, 81 y 5shnssins, Providence. LIT
f9''sf' .saiiisa Yssse,a aay.I gssts
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore. ,ga.
BRUSH b ig Amerieus. IA. d, Providence. Ri.
IacaS Louiy, ----~, Port.tfoyai and Cruise.
ErOm this s-orl. =. !.
Steamship Afanhsttan, woodruff, New York July 10
Schr J Palmer hmoot, Baltimore Juiy 70.
Schr Lilly Hughes. New York. July 10.
~ CLEARED for this Fort. !,
British brig Titus. Loyejoy, ct New York, July 20
Shapnesvs R, se'cTsnpls, Ut
SAVANNAH July 2-Clearsd. snhr Hannah, nsesss-
ter. New York
sailed, steamer Rapidan, New York.
pnenan ..o.a W
The echr Fmma, Anthony, from Georgetown, 8 @.
arrive cd ct Baltimore July 10. w v1-b r,,,.+,
The schr sanos Nhsndler from Georgetown. g
Q. arrived Bos,on Juis 8. I,
1.
.4tS I'm LIST, an Ns.sSsGl4s, ~ .,.,sa2 {
1P CLEARED AND SAILED FOR H1S P0hg
RD5Ntfii ayait soRFi'o N aetga4 ''5.a. X
h ,ts t>ssF ,s@s ", LyvHBp0OL.,it - u 4..y,
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared May 40
The Vince, Halhnay. up. .June ID
DONE sgffG FF%38fs'& t5gs' q
s'sfl9tAn. SGfT 0oLDgBoRc'. ArE. Fp.aYf% a@@>
gcbr Velocity Pinhham. called ........ Dune Is
+ - aYsczHKycfET ssRYs:
Brig w Mcnilvery. stuttss cleared. ....-.. .Jaay
Brig ~usan vooyhis BultarNs up.. ..... July is
6eDr stampede. 6tratton, cleared July
H. gsE |FEt{ts @R.A aS ~ TN 'ySS Fy&s
Bri ieh II Titus. love3oy. cleared July 90
Brig Hanpdsn, Perkisss ctfared. .Jniy 10
Scnr N w Smith. 0oker NY. p................yuly AZ
Gchr VIM n Fsngs Hsle. y. olrared...., ...yniy
Ronr Louisa SsaltS, Of un cleared Juiy 10
gSSat S FN rHmADRxRMfA
Hchr sasah Cnllens avs. mp. July
u nRoi.K VA.
Gcae 0aKzae. Whitahurst sailed. ........ ..Jaly ~
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston. July 33o

LIST OFT SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston. July a.
vEsnkLs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS CoAsTINa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tons Lockwood at Adger's wharf,
for New 9oTS. loading-James Adger & Co.
W Everman, 500 tons. snyder, at Atlantic wharf,
for Philadelphia, loadipg-Jno Theo Getty.
Fantee (Br). 243 tons, Cleverlv, at Marshas wharf
for q port in Great Britain, loading-R Mure &
Minnie tBr), - tons. Robertson, Mt Vapderhorst's
wharf, from Liverpool discharging- Ravenel &
Co.
Adelaide 216 TONS Wilson, in Ashley River, for Pro-
. violence, ready-Rlsley Il Creighton.
Clifton (Br), 1872 tons, Williams. at Marshas wharf,
for liverpool. loading-R Mure Il Co
GanZanilla, 166 tons, Spear at Northeastern Rail-
road wharf, for Roundout, New York, leadlng-J
A Enslow Go. III
scHOoNERs.
Zeta PED. tons, Thompson, ip the Stream, for
Baltimore, ready-Ris1ey Il Creighton.
Lion tRr Ill tons, Mcclellan, in Asuley River, for
Bermuda, loading A Enslow g. Co.
Clara Elwel. 296 tons. Jenkins, in Ashley River,
for o Northern Port. read,- T Potter.
G9 GrcySs, 4SSS tons, Veavvr in Ashley hiver for
Philadelphia, ready-Kisley l. Creighton.
Adolph Bugel, 2A2 tons, Adams, in Ashlev River.
for Philadelphia. loading--H Bsker l. Co.
Shiloh 40 tons. Hubbard, in Ashley River, for
= Baltimore, loadipR-H It Baker & Co.
b. Waterman, 107 tons, Marshall, in the Stream for
Newport, ready--Street Bros L. Co.
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wnE C:,ARLEsrur MARKET.


1soR vHE WEEK ENDING THuREpAY.t JuLX "a, 1891
TEE csops.-lhe p,otracted dry weather, accom-.
compa,ied by intense heat which has prevailed fol
. considerable time has had O. very dsmaaing enect
on the corn crop Of the state, paSticuar1y tn'ths
middle and urper sections; uhefe 1t is s:ated this
valuable grain will be quite failure in come in-
stancea snd that 1t has been much impaired over
1sYGe extent OF country. There hsvs been partial
xAina in OcaSides and in such places the crop pro-
nzises well-heavy showers even now would still
benefit this crop Cotton generally looks we'll. bat
the heat and drought have been extreme that this
plant has been som ,what injured by ITS eff Ct bit
no derste showers will keep up healthy vitality ~
this which, up to this PERIOD Is rather proms.
ing 'hepre ont s period Of trial for this yalua-
sle arice OF commerce. and very title can be said
with certainty ABOUT she amount Of the yield up II
tho season advances further. Ihe rice rcp cr Tie
largo rivers ouks wel but tho smaller streams are
stal salt crop on them suffering for wat, r.
Tan CHARLEsToN ARKET 1.-The Mort bern man.
zzfao urers, been the chief purchasers for
Sowe 'ime past haylUg obtained supply aLd with
drown 10 tai0 extent from the marker, the ac-
Avity and rhre..ih which previously characterized
xht sFIce son, what lesscned. and the demand bas
bssn sin'A wit. ess inclination 10 psy prevailing
prices. lie English market opened steady at I24. .
% h for M ddi'g u,lands. but after wards beeame
kld and rec" led to VIZ Il; at New York the Aprc
has been dul with an easier tendency. mmenuips
asslaS@3A,s, and recedipg to s4@s4,S; and at this
peint tue article has been dull and prices lcss
strong IL $40, p ib for mi idhna uplands
III markatsas .ive.paol and Ne. York have de-
vsloprd t,e follow. ng Movements tor the waes: A,
the fornr Erlosy. July IL, tie aap;e was steady
Aslsa 600 bates. uplanls 12Hd tho latter was du
and q rhaIged. sales 76J bales at 84M@8A1Sc u fb
On ~ urd., che tormer was quiet, sales 500 bales
apAanas 12Hd; tue .atter was dul AMI UNCHANGED,
sales $50 ba.ss o. 34N0sA4c. ON 4mondsyIsbe for
xner was quiet sales 5000 bales uplands 125Id: ths
1saer uas nj; an lower, sales 1875 bales at 3AKc
ON uesdsy th. former was quer and unchanged
AAlss sOco oaIss. uplan 1870; the jlatSr Essspe
Sl,sing ssles 2Oo bal. al S4@8AHc. On W. dnesda,
,AAs former wac t,m but not higher. sales 10 OOt
Mnlos. a.laaldS. 1k6; ;lLe AFTER was moro a1t;vs s
.sa,sr pr1ceS. 1SO0 Dales ut 3A@3lMc. Yesser
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l6iaaufial ano Gammercial.

The Charlcsl0n Money Market.
.Y3 s,. rs . THURSDAY, July ~ 1853.
The week was unmarked by any decided change
In the price ot securities Business was dull and
the dem md limited. state etocks and bonds have
deprecated slightly. Bank billa ere in good demand
and are daily appreciating. The stocks OF the
Charleston. Planters AMI Mechanics, and Peoples
Bank arc quoted respectively at SO. s5 and $5 so.
Other quotations. are unchanged - Ei1
49, soyruraN BANK paILs
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comparative HAxports Of Cotton, from
she Fort 6f Charleston.
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Adams, Ann
AllcotA,3 Minnie
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AllcoH,2 Minnie
Anhseon,.. Miss II
hcsruno. Sarah
/ BarI1 n. Ntss L
Bedon, ranie
Bris,or, Ella E.
Br.udr, Mrs L L
Brandt z hlAs',h'
Barcll, Ann y
.Husler, Ann e..
Bullw1nkel, Mets
N0ffoh, MSe e q
Carr May Ann
CLARK. Mary .,
'Cordtay. Miss N
Covert, eaure
roulon, Kate NJ
: Conner, Mrs s e
? Cunn1gun. Mar
tba 'r,
'Darah. Miss @
trayton. Mrs 3
jDpcan, Mrs j
I uDnorson, Han.
nah ~ i"l
Eddiaes, Susan ,
Farr0w Mary E
hlk, Mrs II e q
Farr. Ann ~ /.
Finley. Nn G @
Foater, ! uSan
=, Ann L.E /,
Eobes, Francis
Forrest, Mary Il
Fraser. Mrs e
Francis. Misc n
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.A8a Peraons depoMtipg letters in the Postonace
viz please, place the stamp near the upper right
band corner OF. the envelope. and they VIM also
please To- Sssospber that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
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