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ERUIT JUICES FOR SODA SYRuPS
mv2s A. PIZZINI& < cos.

lrALL AT ZIMMER IL CQ::sWHoL;Es;.. IL.
y SALE ICE-CREAM MANUFACiotai ir," iJI"
MAIN STREET where Ice-Crcam is .ris rGsur@tj astj
walls, saloons, and private families NJ si,lo Pe ot
E"on Delivered free OF charge TO any d put nut !,
tin quality and laYor) against any hfgl-priceo
icc-crcanl sold In The city. We have also htsea Up
y splendid Ice-Crcam Saloon ut 0nr retaii ehtatt
iiShncnt, No. slI Broad street. next TO Mr. MouMhs M
castlcs. ladies especially invited to ylslt tis
place, where they viii find Dir. Cappei alWaSs III. W.,
ready u serve them with all The dclcaclcs Oh luz g
lair test and leave their orders, IDy2d
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TnBBETr's ,yERMIFEx, or WORM CoSrEc-
TIoSs. Is the most agreeable, speedy, and encc-
tive worm medicine ever offered for salc.! ASK for
It. For sale everywhere FIT e~
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ASK for FLEMING,s (SANToNISEl WORM CON
rEcTIoSs, and take none other. All agree ,hat
they arc the hest, safest, and most pleasant. Be-
ware Of imitation. ..# .afI H#.s.a
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ZErELLE's HORN OF PLENTY Is absolutely
ovcrjlowing Last week he added green cucumbers
to his list of carly vegetables, and all the fruits ana
meats Of the season arc displayed In his salons WIN
an abundance and excellence that cannot be sar-
passcl, ~ "ft# #.# -.Ht.@a
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ron THE BENEYrT or
THE WIDOWS AND ORPnANs OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distrilst;on Drdofng, No. 2l-Horntn0, Nay n,
1869.
c.IlsI2sI Ell sci 7oi 7ai 50 al eslislH
Distribution Dra,oina No. e2-Erenfng Ady ~
1869.
2el4sl.4f Isl 50 ia3f7si 2ri asi@
G. Q. ToMPKINs, Commissioned
U H1J,2o,. (,pupral 4 gent.
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We have received from Turner, No. 11l4
Main street, Appietoa's Journal for this
week. An excellent No.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JACKSON PARK. On Aa&
4 grand exhibition OF ><S&tlAyG&
speed will take place at The
above Park on WEDNESDAY. June I'd, ut
O'Clock. between the celebrated and fast horscs
EUTAW and FANNY BAKER mile and repeat; !;
tn harness.
TO the admirers Of the turf this Will be decided
treat as u Is Justly conceded that these two AMI
mails posscss more speed than any In tho State. IL
II cX Xpcctcd that there will br large cOncourse OF
spectators to witness this attractive exhibition.
Gate fee Fifty CENTS. a my 3l--3t*
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THE GRANT AND CoLFAx WAR-ANoTHER
RuMrUs.-On Saturday night while Mr..
Sloan and several of his friends in the
Walker interest were in possession OF the
rooms of the Grant and ColfaN Association
large party of the Wells men, headed by
Humphreys, came up and demanded en-
trance at the door. This was refused thcm,
and a dispute commenced at the door be-
tween members of the two factions, which
became so serious in its aspects that several
arrests had to be made. The. matter was
0uictcd in short while, and there will be
quite q hearing on this subject before the
MayOr this morning.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By TIE HUN
ED ut the Dispatch office. -.
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COSFECTIONERIES.

lust RECEIVED,
~ FINE APPLES. BANANAS
COCoAEITTS CANNED PEACllES.
TOMATOES and PICkLED "a SIEh9'
ORANGES and Lemons,
CliISTALlZED GINGEE, >.ny
!. 900 pounds assorted FHEN Oh, 20 - T.
For sale low by W. W. lhibnEi -;
mya lll8 Main street, Richmond, va:
ORANGES. y ....
Just received from cargo sale lot OF
PRIME ORANGES.
my95 A. PIIZiSi u ".
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AUCTION SALES TBIES DAY.

wv iI public or private sales or real estate made
m%rcn Ven me hrS' day of january and the first ,lay
- ',"H lhc purchaser pays tho taxes for the pre-
% year, Dut on Ill sales between the first day OF
"miA iA anu INC thirty day of December TIC
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Y The Board OF Visitors will meet at the lnsti-
tulc In annual session on the 25TiI OF JUNE.
Application tor cadet appointments should be
made without delay.
Examination commences on the 21sT OF FJUNE,
and graduation exercises will take place on the
ID OF JULY. Public respectfully Invited To at
tend. FRANCiS III. SMITH,
my2s-tllw&wt.July2 Superintendent.
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MEETINGS..

rENIIE MEMBERS OF LOGE~ a.
4 FRA NCAISE No. 50, are requested to Xxx
attend II called meeting at their Lodge-r1om, w
on Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets, THIS
Monday EVENING, for work and Instruction.
BY order Of the w. NJ.
PETERFIELD TRENT,
,,,,, n Sacrptury
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS and members OF
the HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association are
requested to meet to-day, May DIST, at "a
O'Clock =. NJ, in the lecturc-room OF inc
First Presbyterian church. '@..-t"l
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TIE CIRCULATION OFTIIE ..DJspATCun
10 LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCIi-
nNIioN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
fArERS OF THIS CITY. ~ :
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r1'IIE MBERS OF SCHILLER
4 LODGE. No. 139, l. o. o. F., urc hereby re-
uurstcd to attend called meeting on TUESDAY
EVENING, juno LIST, at O'Clock precisely.
PHILIP BEKGHEIMER,
NV oo3t Secretary.
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rITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
~ meeting of the CITY CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE. will be held ut O'Clock on TUES
DAY EVENING NEXT, June LIST.
The !IcHrco county Conservative Committee arc
requested TO be present.
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-
A DVANCES, AND LOANS MADE ON
N DESIRABLE
CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY
......r AND #s. .e.#
REAL ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL PAPER.
n-f RICHARDSON & Co,
Real Estate Brokers,
myH under Lancaster Co.'S.
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NOTICE.-A called meeting of the stock
~ holders Of the RICHMOND GYMNASIUM
ASSOCIATION will be held at the Gymnasium on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, May 3lst ut
O'Clock.
business of vital importance win be brought be-
fore the meeting, and every sockholder Is urgently
requested to be present or to send written proxy:
n. B.-Stockholders who nre In arrears for
monthly dues requested 70 call on the treasurer,
Frank b. HILL No.. 1903 Main street, and settle
without delay, or come prepared TO do 30 ut the
called meeting.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
i. ID. CUNNINGHAM,
my2T-td President.
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Execution of Albert Tyler.
HISTORY OF HIS CRIME, TRIAL,
AND SENTENCE.
SCENES At THE JAIL.

II I S con F ESS SION.
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NOTICE.-Thc annual meeting OF the
~ STOCK HOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AIASuFACTURING COMPANY viii be held at
the Office OF their agent on Fourteenth street,
on TUESDAY the sth OF June, ut O'Clock i. NJ.
my2i-.w L. b. BE STLEY, Agent.
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DECORATION. DAY.
THE GRAVES OF THE FEDERAL
DEAD.
CAPTAIN BOHANNON'S ADDRESS.
Kind Words Well Said.

:, Saturday, the second anniversary of the
Grand Army of the Republic, was dcsig-
mated as The occasion on which to observe
tho annual decoration of the graves of their
fallen comrades. Twelve o'clock was the
hour appointed for the exercises to COM
mcnce. Before that hour large numbers of
persons (whitc and colored) of all ages and
both sexes were seen vending their way to
the cemetery grounds. The day was sultry
and the dust was sitting, but scores of per-
sons braycd it all and went out to the Gene
terry, situated some few miles below the city
on the Williamsburg turnpike. Among
those present we noticed Judge Advocate
Burnham, Colonel Garrick Mallory, Colonel
L. II. Stanton, Colonel John Moore, Colo
mel J. &. Chandler, Major Thompson, most
OF the members of the City Council, and
many others.
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For sale by the SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
Office, I0oi Main street. room No. Q. Call u. the
ollicc, and get full information. my 2s--sw
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
lN ELECTION OF PROFESSOR.-T Chair
of Practice Of Medicine In this Institution hay
ID. III. Tucker. a meeting Of the Board OF Visitors
will he held for the purpose of filling the vacancy
on TUESDAY Tie Sth Of June at O'Clock j. N
Candidates will please forward their applications
andtcstinonials, addressed 10 the Board Of Visit
ors, 10 The care Of the undersigned.
BY order OF the President Of the Board.
l.. S. JOYSESr u. d.,
q lf nf
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FOR SALE.

CIX FRESH MICH COWS FOR Tsr
- SALE.--The undersigned offers for ssie
eight miles from Richmond, near Atlee's station,
Address box 1850, or call out AND & see them: ,r
my 3l--ft< w. w. NEW MAN.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
~ \. BRASDER,
/. COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
corner OF Virginia and Cary streets.
In store and for sale on consignment, 200 bushels
Black-Eye Peas, Cider Vinegar, Hay, Corn. Oats,
and Mill Ofal.
Agent Tor Bowen 4 Mereer's SUPERPHoS-
PlIATE LIME. myI
DIERSON g. TURNER, ,.a r,t
L GENERAL SHIPPING AND
# g COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER WALL AND SOUTH STREETS,
NEW YORK.
CHARLES IL. PERSON. Ff. GEORGE W. TURNER.
Freight contracts made 10 and from all ports.
Spceal attention given To purchase and shipment
OF lumber, gGanos, hay, and general merchandtsc;
also 10 sale Of every description OF sontnefn pro.
ducc.t #.. .. .s# rsss fts + fE .zf7E5e
Consignmcnts solicited. ap H-smE
MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO En-
wi CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS'
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the par-
chase and sale OF LE.AE and MANUFACTURED
rUBACCOS. Orders solicited Liberal advances
made on cousignmenss. Refer 20 A. \. Harvey,
President of National Bank of Virglnlas James
Thomas, Jr., ESQ, Richmond, Va.; Messrs. III.
Messenger & Co., New York; MessFs. johnson 4
Thompson, Boston, Macs IVA
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sTREwING, THE GRAVES.

After the delivery of the address another
bvmn was sung, and then it was given out
that the graves would be decorated with the The
tioral offerings which had been taken to the
nround. The whole company thereupoi
ddisperscd and performed this sad but plea
sing duty. Bouquets, wreaths, ana nass'
covered the graves in the vicinity OF the pa
yjlion, and many which were more remote ,
This portion of the exercises concluaea, !,
the company were again assembled TO t, near !,
aRothG5 ans a &5ch RH1 ne My eae sSHpf Crowd heartily
u.r;I un;3Icd - they They were then dismissed with
nraver nn,t9q' and 6encdiction, and most Of them,
While lfih n MANY sy fingered about the beautiful
grounds for several hours, enjoying Inc pure n
air Of the country, laden as it is at this is sea-
son, SO with the perfumes Of the spring foliage
and flowers.
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an q next door to Kciningham's bookstore
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SMALL rAYMENTs AND LONG CREDITs

TOUR HUNDRED TOWN LOTS In
i RANDOLPH. AN ADDITION TO
RICHMOND.
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By New York cllssiAcah N we qaote
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN hAHkETS.
LONDON, January 5-2P. M-coaso!s 92s. Tur-
pentine Sos.
LIVERPOOL. January 5-2 P. M.-cotton active;
uplands 11Hd; Orleans 11hd eales $1,000 psles.
Pork firm. Bacon 66s. 3d. Lard 61s Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester quiet and firm. Red Western
wheat 10s a1os. 81. Corn 3Is. Cd.
HAvRg, January 5.-Cetton Oh tue spot quiet at
If 25c.; aloat dull at IT. 27c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New York, January 4-Evening. q cts.
sales $500 bales. Money stringent at I. Gold weak.
er at 35I. Sterling OK.
January 5-Noon.-cotton f.mer at 27l27H cts.
Money acti7c at T. Sterling w. Gold 342i. 62's II.
Evsning.-cotton saes 1890 bales at 27c. Flour
low grades advanced 5a1oc; medium aud good de-
scriotions dull and declining; superhne Sc 80;
Southern rather moro steady common to fair extra
s7a7 so. Wheat in good export demand. Corn in
FUR export detnand; red mixod Western 93aS1 o.;
old 81 OGa1 Ii; White Southern 81 DIAL VIZ. Oats
favo.s buyers. Pork tirm,r at s2SIza29 Lard 1724a
1SA. Naval stores quiet. FIeiShts declining on
c,t.on by sail H. b. steam 2Sa71G.
CINCINNATI, January 5-Flour quiet; fanily Ilsa
7s5c. Corn dull ut Gj; Whiskey Irm at 81. Mess
porA SO ~, Helu IL OuAA luodts-SH"u"OA9
lHe; clear siIcs 15lic. Bacon active; shoulders
13hc; clear sides 17Xat7Ec. Lard-littlc Offering;
prime held at l9c.
WILMINGTON, January 5.-spirits turpcntinc ac-
tive at 4t.47. Rosin stcady-strained to No 2 50.
Turpentiae unchanged Tar advanced &C. So 05.
Cotton active, 25a251.
AUGUSTA, January 5.-Coton finer; sales 800
balos recepts 325; midings 25T.
SAVANNAH. January 5.-cotton opened firm and
closed active; sales 1850 bales; midlGngs 26a2GA;
receipts 2j25; exports-coastwisc 1910.
MOBILE, January 5.-cotton sales 800 bales; mar
ket f.m at 2ja2s; receipts 26os bales; exports 226
bales.
NEW ORLEANS January 5-cotton higher; mid
dnss 25a2Gc; sales 500 bales; receipts SlGS bales;
exports 1854 bales. Gold 35. Sterling 461z; COM
mcrcial 45Il14G York sight e1chan 20 sS discount.
Sugar anl molassas active aud buoyant; common
sugar 9,lUc; prime i1Ia1.c; yellow clarified l9a
122Ic; common molas:es 5lIat5ic; prime 65a6sc;
choice 69l7Oc.
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Memoranda.

Memoranda.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8, c., TO JANUARY T.
ARRIVED.
December 29-Brig Fanny Butler, Phtladelphis;
scbr Daybreak, Blake, Searsport, No.
December 3l-Schr James Crocker, Currier, Bos-
ton.
Janualy 2-Schr Artie. Garwood, Boston.
CLEARED.
December 30-Schrs A Edwards, Marshall New
York; George Albert, Mcdonald, Newour3port;
L Merrill, Weeks, New York.
December 3l-scfr Mary Stowe, Rankin, New
York.
does; brig Ben carver. Mears, Porto Rico.
The NEW CLIPPER SHIP SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS
In the production OF this noble clipper dr. Donald
Mckay the builder Of the Great Republic, has fairly
s,lrpassed all his other productions, and this say
ing nucn when we call to mind that he has designed
and built the Flying Cloud Romance OF tho Sea, Fly
iug Fish, and many oihers-.hs Flying Cloud maxi
ing five plssag g to Sau FrInc1sco averaging 10l
days and the Romance tho SCI aud Flying Fish
averaging 1Oj days, which have llal no equals for
speed aud other scIgoing Qualities Ihls snip IS
15U2E tons register. is fitted out in superior style,
latcs AIS TOR niue years ana Is olnmanded Dy Cap
tain Baxter, I'm able aud experienced seaman. every
way qualified to make her do her best. Not only IS
sho built OF oak and coppor fasteed but Is sheathed
with yellow metal up TO twenty-oue feet, aud thor
oughly ventilated. she Is nov lying at pier 10. -
East River, lol Ing Ia the Dispatch Line of Cahlor-
mia clippers, and is receiving freight rapidly Iho.e
who have seen her speak OF her ID terms OF unquaf
fed admiration, and well they may, to- she will be
an honor to the American flag wherever she floats
The ship Nunquam porno, which arrived at
Eavre on the 31th ut, from Mooflc, made the pas
sag. in Is days. being the Shortest run ever made by
sailing vessel between the two ports.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Knign,ing of the sirlOin.

The Second Charles of England
Rode forth one Christmas tide,
To hunt gallant stag OF ten..
OF Chingford Woods The pride.
The wind blew keen. the snow fell fast
And made for earth pail,
As t,red steeds and We ariec men
Returned to Friday Hall.
The blazing logs, piled on the dogs,
Were pleasant to behold
And grateful wus the s.camlng feast
To hungry men-and cold.
With right goodwill all took their MI,
And soon each found relief;
Whilst Charles his royal treneher pi!ed
From one huge Join of beef.
Ouoth Charles. "Odd's Ash! noble dish
Ave noble made by mel
BY kngly ri=ht. I dab thee kniGht
s1n LoIN henceforward bel"
And never was royal jest
Received with such ACCLAIM;
And never knight than good SIR LON
More worthy of The name.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January A. URPENT1SE-Is ia
demand and price advanced l5a2oc. S1los OF 1873
bDls ut So 30 for soft and 50 20 for hard 2s0 lbs
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures quiet and nc sales
reported.
tosIN-Markct steady. sales OF S43 b5ls at 81 rs
for Ick 81 for strained and No. 2 and So 2ja4 for
No l, as IN quality
TAR-0ny Il bbls rec ivel aud sold at So q Dbl.
CoT8oN-smalI sales at 2415c for mixed grades.
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Cons,gnces per south Carolina isaiiroad
January 5.

SIT bales Cotton. CO bales Domestica. IS bbls Mo-
lasses 164 bbls Naval Stores. crs Wood, 14O sacks
Corn cars Luuber,2 cars Stock. 10 Railroad
Agent, Graesor, Lee Smith & Co. Ptlzer, Rodgers q
CO, " " smith, Downing & Co, Reed.r Davis, G b
Walter & Co, A Salinas, Wardlaw Carew, Mowry
& Go, W Bee s. TO- W Ryan. ] Robson. W y
Courtney co. C sharp Co, ] 3 sloan. Hunt
& Bro, Willis & Chisolm. Claghorn, Herring 20, y
Trenholm Son, I rupper sons, Tideman &
Co, and Frpp & Nay.
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Commercial.
Exports.

EXports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship CharIeston-13S4 bales
Upland and So tags Sea Island Cotton, 1S9 bbls
Rosin, 25 clsks Clay. 81 pkss Sun 1ries, 20 bales
Yarn, aud l3l pkgs Fruit. Per schr NJ Myrover-
95 bags Sea Island and 100 bales Up:and Cotton,
2o7 casks Klolln Clay, 1000 bags Cotton Seed,
$4,000 feet scantling. 10 tons Machinery, 13o ca
SOS Railroad Springs, $50 empty Beer Barrels, 20
barrels Beer, IS coils Rope, 40 empty Carboys,
20 pkls Furniture. and 20 hhas Bones.
BALTIMoRE-Par schr Nellie BurScss-110,o 600
tget Lumber.
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COLUMBIA, December II, leoo.-Ine con-
mittee appointed under. the following joint
resolution:
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shfpncyys by Telegraph. !.

NEW Yonx, January 5.-Arrived steamships San
Jacinto, Huntsville Magnolia, United States Al Der-
marIe and Champion.
SAVANNAH, January 5.-Arrivea-Ship Lannm ar-
moor, Befast, Ireland; brig W Parks, belfast; Me;
schrs Red1ington Providence; Charter Oak, Wiscas-
SET Me; steamers North Point Baltimore; san SaiYa-
Cleared-Brig Precision, Boston; steamer Cleopat-
ra New York; schrs Ann b Susan, Wilmington, Z;
Coquette, Matanzas. mn 49,.
Bslow-A schooner and Dutcn gainott:
The weather Is clear and cold. Wind stif, W.
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PassenS ers,

Per steamship Charleston. for New York; Shat
fer. o. Brien, 3 Dowd, o Williams. james JACK
son, A Waterman. p Connor, III Morris, james WI
lev, H Griffin, and ] D Potter.
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THE BANh OF THE STATE.

Report of the Special Committee on tn Q
Liabilities and Assets ofthe BANK oA
the State of south Carolina.
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= Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

," Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening. January s, 80
COTTON.-The market for this article continued
steadily in favor of the seller and prices stiGeIed Il
to 1c q lb. tho stock being very limited Sales $50
bales viz: at o. IL ut 24. at PAX, II at 25, 43
at 25, 65 OF 25, 1Oat 2j 1G6 at 20, q o. 26H, II
at 26z 26a. 8 ut 81 Cat a71,l an1 100 bales on
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LIST OR VESSELS
OP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhi

REIGN
LIVERPOOL
Steamship Golden Horn, McBsath, up........ Dec -
Ship Richard the THIRD. Wood sail Nov 8
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahanas Policy, Burgess, sailed. 10
ALLOA.
The Jane, Carson, sailed. Oct Il
LEITH.
The Harkawuy Horton, sailed Oct q
The EnighedeD, Horstendahi, sailed 19
HAVANA.
Spanish polasre Maril, Font, sailed Dec 25
CIENFUEGos.
Spsniah polacre Vcstal, -, sailed. ....."...Doc III
ESTTC.
wIscAssET, NE.
Schr Atalanta Tue icr, sailed ied.............Decl 10
noCKLAND, ME.
Scar Wal Jones, Mexican. up. p...".......... .Dec 20
NEWPORT, 4, I.
Schr James Whisehouse, Jones, sailed. dec ~
Boston.
Schr S Ce-son, Brown, Dec 70
schr charles Raymond, Higgins, cleared. Dec 26
SEW fpEkt
Schr Furber, Coll, up...................De Dec "
Schr Robert CaldN ell. 5IcCorpick, up......Dec 2?
Schr Annie Glover, Ferris. cleared ........Dec 2S
schr L. Leach stafford, cleared De; p
Scbr Nellie Carr Lanslll, cleared. ......-...Dec 81
Schr 6 Ireland, Townsend, cleared. Dec II
PHILADELPHIA
Scbr Albert Thomas. koigrrs. c.cared.......D Dec 81
Steamships Alliance, IillSon, clcI:cl. "a
Schr Charles Page, Doughty, sailed. ...... Dec Is
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
Ordinary to good ordinary ......N @25K
Low middhng. ng....................20 O.
Mlddltng. -.....26H@-<
Strict middHpg. g..................27 O..
Good m .ddliug. ug...................275a9
BY New York cllssiHcah N we quote
Low middlinr. .2sK@-
Mlddhng. ng...-............ ,......27 @
RrcE-The demand fer this grain continued good
and p1,es firm Sales about 81 tiercss OF clean Car
oina, say SO tsnc q lb, 16 do at s4c, Is do at so
p III. We quote common to fair clean Carolina at
7h@sH; good s7s@sss; comno non prime SIC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-06

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