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mlnerai spfing, and from examination 10
thought to rival the celebrated Middle
town Spring. The enterprising proprie-
tors, young gentlemen, will give an early
opportunity for testing its merits in CON-
parison with others, and will fl it up
! with all the necessary accommodations.
We hope 70 give tests Of this water TO lay
before the public soon.
4
COUNCIL OF CEAsoRs.-1he Montpe-
4 iier Journal suggests in sddition u Mr.
Dewey and Mr. Walton for members Of
the Council OF Ccnsors, Gov. Hall. Chief
Justice Pierpoint, Judge Kellogg, Of Rat
land, and Judge Kellogg. of Windham.
if eligible. JUDGE Adds. Gov. u. 4 ny
him. Judge Barrett, or Judge John Porter.
of Windsor, Judge Underwood or Hebard,
OF Orange, and that class OF men in the
different counties. We understand from
a most reliable source that Judge Loyal G.
Kellogg will not be candidate, having
made arrangements for thu coming wear
that will forbid his accepting Of tic az
pointment.
CLAREHpoN.-Mr Elliat N. Grover
WRIT that in the quaint old town Of
Clarendon. there has been for two years
one OF The most spirited lveeums ~ the
State. whore. on Welne-day evenings.
young men display fheir talents on the
various topic Of the dav. The young
I4s1f.= al Il, road l.afs-. s7,a H.-.arsT,s from
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

SUDBURY.-The town Of Sudbury was
of March last as having no debt. either OF
money due the United States Surplus
fund or town debt.
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stopping of the Plattsburgh road at Ticon-
dcroga.
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THE GRAND LIST OF BRANDON
The following is the grand list of Bran
don for the year 1868:
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striehnine ~ consequence fourteen
lifcless canihcs were found in the streets
next morning -..
ESSEN COUNTY.
The number Of acres taxable in Essex
county is 27;',"f2,
Tie appraisal Of real estate in Essex
county is Sl.lG6.224
The total debit Of Bloomfield on the
3D. Of March last was 81 ,45G.3G.
The total debt Of the town of
Brighton an the 81 Of March last was
-, 100 H.
IliANKLIN COUNTY.
III. ,,.,,,., ~ t,v,r1. ....r... IN
1,r...l.1i.. ,.,,..+,..i- tG.lf
Nh. .,,.nr.i..l.,f RIAL ...r..te.; y, Prank
lin county !. 81 oig 33e
ri &c.,, ,si.t..1.... =, ill.,. ...,.,.
ot.p.f.., .s.lI -. ,t.a, .f Nj 5..,
v,-stgG5
:.ll..i... 49,. .......
pl..,.. . ~ N. h..
..a,, ~
@">N' iN'.'' '"'.F
-Thraamh,r 81 tax >hlsayros in Grand
Isle county i- 46,564
rr......n.:..I.. t,.l.......;.. t.,-.,.,l
T-le county,. is &7-39I2
-r. 4.,l .or.t,.2,..-- - Arur.h.
o... H.. Ri 81 March I.-t v.,.s -,.y
sr,... ....,.......f c,,..,.l r.t. A.. 4a
of I.r.h. bad nib town le'a
I\yofilL COUNTY
TA. number Of taxable acre. in La
mobile county i. 245.43i.
TIM. nat.r.i+.1 .t r,.,,. ,.-..,. r.. Ia-
iall.F ..,t.nfv j. S2&I9.5I
rt.-.-.f .7.t. .f p .i,fi.,. .n ,Io
81 ID MsaA last. WAS 81. o~S $50.
Tr,. tat..r .r..t.. Il tbs. town If Cam
hriaao. .n A.. ~ of T.r.l, I.-t.w 49,
3~>. ~.
ul.lNGE tou>lY.
r........., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.105-f
Ttan,,,.,t...,..af 5.....i. ,,,,,,.,....r,,+y
:. $40
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LARGE RAILROAD IsED.-The Yer
mont and Canada railroad have .! miles
Il railroad track. side from the Insin
line, ia their yard w r. Alban-
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NATIONAL BANK or Lyndon.
D.rectors-IJenry Chase. \ C. Robin
..n. s $. Thompson, J. NJ Week. :. b
Mattock-. (. ". EI.L-ay g. = C,-h..,r
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

standing filed maznccnt and ropnar place OF
tcrtninment last night 70 entire change pro-
ernnime The entertainment opened with chAning lhte
spectaculsr exsravaeahsa of The Horse Marines
closed with comic military psnsoinne, The Young Ne
crd BY Mantt, which kept tho house In continual roar
There 10 pxxlc that how the can
give 30 much Tor their money. Take all In n, Tamany
~ the place where get back and more to
The New York World says:"fherc " no cessation e ,ne
1ahcms and feast hcr upon hc beauties provided Tor
their amusement BY the There is no lscx 9
quality and quantity, and the Visitor Tnmmany cerain
Sets the worth OF h s evidently the intention o
Manager Grovor Keep the excitement IN rcgar y ram
many, and let novelty that comes into the mafks. p
through hs hhgcrA The house last night was literary JAM
The New York sun attractions OF this popular
place OF amusement drew enormous house nss mknI k
The buresque OF THE Horse Marines was pronveee
Last night for ti4c This very Lively piece fnn ot
VII and humor and just the style % ,mn sn ne nn.
Alice Harrison played the part OF Captain ylnks wln
great success, and Hen Magin,y, as Mn q Sn@ks @
made quite hk Mits Harrison appeared on
veocpede, which With great ease The bur
LEAGUE produces the usual amount from upsrs
Roe walk rounds &c which characterize the style Of the
dsy Ana on me whole 10 decided success and likely be
ono OF thc features rAmany for time Tho
new pnntomme The foan2 Recruit wne very good Tue
reduction IN the prices Il duly appreciated"
Tho Daily star :"Ihe greatest success Of the age
he popular place Of smusemcnt-xood entertainment a.
=" 's''' :" ADMISSION 70 cRNTs.
Reserved Orchestra Circle 49, cents extra
wrsefved Balcony Circle IN ccus extra
Orchestra thNfs 10 extra
seats secured Al The box olee
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
GRAND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT
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me Old Established iiospital.


NO. beaver NLl Albany n H.
QUICK CURES AND Low IlaCEs.
Treay thousand Idii0as Cured A,4aang
NE. j, TELLER continues to 30 coBEdeAtlsliy con
~ suited u ai ferWE ~ private diseases BtAf ga es
lHLilshcd Hospital NJ BcaYCrEtfe4t ALBANY \ -
Twenty years devoted 10 this one particular branch oil
practice enables him petipim eues sari a. 10 Other
physician caii and h iaciiiics aft such ltrg H ees
pondgnee With tAe eminent yBicaHt 81 The Old
World ~ obtaining tbe safest wei tie latest feme
dies ion rse aiseasys offers Inducements 10 he nHF
unats ofs quick and rapid sfft 70 bc obtained IT, 9th
cr Office tn America. ia -}PLiilis GuHoIih0u, Glggt
Structure Enlargement u tbs ssticits and rpefmalie
cords Buh0, llccfaed Throat, nUse tender shin
bones Gutausouf efuptsns Bulls Iers Abeesses. SOD
EilUthrr l ufirs ~ The y htau. perfectly under
hs control " tnt Doctor incidence and have bgeH test
"a ~ nare tAaL $4,000 eases anBuaiiy, with Immense
YOUNG MEN.
Young uon addicted to secret hAbits Who have im
pafyd fheif kealths apd destroyed tho yesr d tio
uind. ns drprirng themselves ~ the pleasure ~ Dr.
tira Life are notified that Ia consulting bF j. Teller
they yii hhda ifiend q uansois and Physician who
hEs en- q Thousands ~ almost every pert u tbs Tinted
States whn apFliaa to H. brukeH aos ID health NOW
rejoice FL h that makes iiie aehifHts ard happy
The reader ~ cgurs aware that the AseseY oftis cub
ee viii prevent mate minute description y llia ter
ribla dseaEu-
Or TEIJERR CREAM WORK.
book forencrytody.- starilne disclosures fr Tel
sfs meat W0fL re- the married tbast contemplating
marriage 200 fli u pa'et price 70 cents ttat
b. an pafts andel seal poet aid - aa copies sold The
lecture 80 Love. ~ low a. eionst partner fnihprt
vptk ~ MiiEilry teontatns hHndreds nffecfeis nef
before published Warranted 81 ht woftt thffe iHsf
Tie smaani sst1A fYris q cFutt So apseleef issises
tiapips nci8ssd vii eaFI W fttafB mil lf
Teller has devoted ilie Tins 10 The ofthass disease
- upaa whieh bis bsaks treat
10 TIKI LADIES
DrTELtgnstl rsuiaaf tbe only agr hcy iH ~ 70
ths sale ~ br HcApit si.an Female Monthly FiHs~
Tie sale u than zaop0 boxes estah.sbss their rep
ulaiiyH female rtHedJ nuappfoaehed sHa isrih 70
- every other mceisne ~ atnfares Irregular.
itas snd other pbstTuefhsE "a ifHB'fs
GtuYi1A Married HAist iH certain asheatf FHHilgts
should aYoid fAfif Forfaasghs ses directions se
accompany each package faf az KHdapcf Z Paitfuh
90 thefteeipl " II lihs pfet per ax these pits vii
h. ssHt BY press . any Fart u As World e
cHre from earnestly o. dspiHsr
Office haafs from ~ g. r =. enc ~ hHhoA8t
tram toafE
peFsuus Bt q aiftanee CaH ~ cured 81 bore ~
addressing istsft6 D. Teller enclosing fsninnes
Heasaes seea5ey psckra frafn 9asefs siva teb ose3
part Of tas sorl easss ~affantrH. 10 Charge ~
sdrise. NB-E aaaAsrts ~ Eags ea.iiggra hslist
JTHfIEE " p.
iyu ~ Beaver q, Alsaaf
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TEETH! TIcETII !!

Tie 6reaic8 Ad,auce Sep erer iditn ~
he Drmai Art
nR n r FOLSOM. of Roatau. Mass baa die
~ covered new muthal ~ - constructing ihe
plate ga which tic teeth spt that they wtll nat
start or drop while eating ~ speaking BuithcF
will any PARTICLES VI fNA l.ft unier The plato, ho
matter What The condition II thc muuth b, Witch
pilates cannot b displaced ~ sGy motion ,H tho
Hptar tongue haFt obtained The cArlutlte right
% mako and se those improved platHs, hAd am
new prepared 20 iusort tho same without extra
charge All % want * artificial teeth are respect
fully invited ta give me- a call
A, n JOH NSON Dentist
Manchester vermont
Y n This method srgcommtnjud b. al tla
oHdinB Dentists Ia New bingham Il
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nAraaENI

DRUGGISTS
Agy 8rurelsf Is tla eeahtry a.N tA ron. HYou
sske tle tr5ahn aaga.las Just rfesg sa tAat
sgys lsYttse = Iae'e Dyspepsia 1ane ~ 'he p
medicinal fs4luc.
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fiRE $50 iitHatAH. NaaaF Sans
Pr hanker- mrrvhsuta Hul awslug huqses e
AsupeFi0f asahiy fiJ, bept saie, saaA abi siores
dalI lock in nee
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This lNTALiIHLE BEALhr does not, HIs the poisonous
irritating ssus and strong utc s0lBtinua vita dich
the people hasc long been hum bngged simpy pailt1ts
for shurt tlf dritc ne asedA - he gaqs there
Is dancer Of doing lH fhs IN such n3stras, but IL
produces Pvrfve. aud Permanent Iur.s u the worst
cascs ~ Chronic tniarrh. thousands can test -.
e. ld o. tse Head IS cured Wltl Tow applications
Catarrhal Headache isrrirvtd ~ u BY magic u re-
moves offensive Breath, Luss Impairment u the
sense ~ taste, smell ~ hearing, Watering Weak
Eyes aud Impaired Memory uhen caasea ~ the rle-
lsnes u Cattrrh, ss they ali frequently ancr n
,sa faith standing reward u $500 fur " Ca
lafrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
PEics ONt{ - CKrm.
Asa your Druggist 81 tbs Remedy bot u BE- has not
yet g1t u on sale douI BE- put - BY accspiing any
iiserabls warse tap worthless Substitute bot eneloEc
sKty cents " nie, and u Remedy VIII te sFHt son
port paid Four packages g. ~. d41rn fsr ta o.
SEND taa cent staiRp Or DI sager pamphlet % Ca
tarrh. Address TIE Proprietor.
snsz EX. PIERCE n -
iiuffaig 81
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Cumberland Coal,
Powder and Fuse.
Paints, Colors Dry and

in Oh, Lead, Zinc Oils, Tnpenuncs,
Japan, shellac yauibhes, Paint VAR
Dish aud White Wash Brushes full
stock We make = speciality q
GLASS, carry .ny very large stock
~ sll sizes aud qualitie5i and arc
selling very low Putty Glue and
Sand Paper.
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COAL

% any quantities. al ihs very lovestGguro. Coz
sumtrs a Coal wli Dad Il 10 their advantage
Civ, Linn call before purchasing iioir winter
supply
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NEwsftFrH .Np JOS faNrtus
atutipg lTtsscs ~ ans s,rt vlii hna q ta their
advantage O. s1pd . ua iui titgaiafa before ruu
chasing elsewhere
vHd fer .tc5.lIs
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Price List.

l-5-cal ara so thon. Or seal stamp 81 saupes-o.l
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Weymouth Nails,

Meat Cutters. Butcher KNIVES and
Neat Save. splendid iine u Table
aud Poke, Cutlery. Shears, sci-sors
and Button Hole Cutters, Axes and
Axe Hclsos al Wholesale snd retail.
Has Knives, Steel Trars, shoscis aud
Tongs.
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NASr NTAMw SrNn pngsygs
Pa ganculthg, endorsing ciulssa.ns a2l al eth.
er purposes,
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DENNIsoNs PATENT DIRECTION TAG AND LABEL /
&. \. PIERCE < co.

paariia shipping Iala ar1Gr
,4l Railroad
EzFr. guarantee superiority
d tfeaug 81
composed proof combining
furnished sl,nethentg taos
aby Nsras aaaf.ur
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Envelopes Envelopes u Envelopes 4

a rrnrF saa repot,au 49, Ntaas. n.
seas,. fasiS rses Hyas
rafs expressly
Fasaf spl aas
ffaars tsyat rs = ga.5 tg
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, July 1-Noon.-Consols, 92X. Bonds.
soA. Sugar on the spot Armer; afloat steady.
hvenin9.-- The pcrease Of bullion in the Bank OF
England is f85, 900.
7 IlvEHpoo1, July 1--Noon- cotton shade srmer:
uplands 12Ha191sd Orleans IL xa12Ad; sales IL 600
bales iCoro. o.d 29s; new 27s. f1
r Evoning-Co on o shade 1rmer; hollands 12xd:
Orleans 12Xd; ales IL 600 bales. BreadstuEs Armer.
Naval stores dull. hers unch lnged. -
HAvaE, July 1.-Cotton nrmer, not hioher.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July I-Noon.-Money quiet active
at 2, with Il commission. Sterling on Gold S7M
Flour 5ai0c lower on shipping gra les. Wheat la2c
better. Corn shade better. Pork S32A Lard
dull Cotton quiet, frm at 3A,ac. lurpentine
steady ct 4lho Rosin quiet. common strained
81 25; good strained 5! 10. Fresgats Arm. stock
strong.
Evening Cotton less actiy. and Arm; sales 1900
bales. 34Kc. Flour. wheat and corn Arm at
moons advance. Pork over. new $50 32 25; old sS1
OBI 81. Lard shade easier. kettle 1914 .2Oc Wh1s.
key steady at $780, Groceries duh. Nava, stores
quiet but h-mer. Governments closed easier out
steady Money cosei ut I, with Il ~ commission
Sterling on. Gold 36X stocks weaker and nm.
sets ed. .t s~4 fEy 3t t't rs (
BALTIMORE. July 1-Cot' on firm at $40: F,our
qriet and steady Wheat-prinoel 81 40 Il as 90, d
aMi.Whate yoaS6c yellow 3D. 30. Pork quiet at S3A.
shon|dssa, ,lbs Lard 200 Whtakey Oh O2al os
| Cnsc1nNA1l. Jaly 1.--whiskey 02c Pork s82 SO;
few seiiers:' Bacon quaet and nrm. shouders a4a
14>sc; Gear sides ie : Hard acc, Il II g8g.
At LOUIS, July I --Proyssioas quiet PORK "a,
s3X. Shoulders 1Axc; clear sides i8hc. Lard
nominal. 1oc.e n 5.T fty
| LourvHIE. July 1.--Provisicns steady. Fork sss.
Shoulders 14af4kc; clear si,es lsA<c LARD i,x
w1EAk1sdFos July 1.-,pirits Of tufpentine Va
hgher. 1885, Rosina shade 'iRher. ei 70al "A. Crude
tirpent,'. sac %. Tar stsa6ys "a S22S.
AusUsrAs Ju!y l----Cottcn Ar4et quiet but firm
niddiins sake; sales 80 paies: receipts "a bales
eAvAssAHs July a.=-G,ccs..sss. market continues
Afn; receipts bales; aalss 10 tales; exports $50
hStes. s-'ssF NIX ~~' .1s .9s3
1 Eonnz, July 7.--Dem,nd limited; closed quiet;
o." 2S bales, low middhn, ats; rseeipts es bales.
] NEW OarxASs, July L-Coston quast; middaoe
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Beware OF tho mirror"

He murmurs the vow that for days to her dreaming
Hop.'s tender est prophecies told
He finds her fond answer in looks that are beam1Dg
Their love beneath ,shes of gold.
The chamber 10 vacant, the moment delicious,
WHAT g,zer the secret may share?-
Yet beware Uf the mirror, the treacherOus mirror,
Young lovers, young lovers, beware?
Grief tnges her joy, and in sad meditation
She hearkens. faint bloom on her checks,
AS bitterly, now, OF her lOftter station,
Her proudhearted kindred he speaks
sO love, III loug absence and SORROW shall part ms,
InvIolate faith will you ear 2"
Beware of the mirror the treacherous mirror,
Young lovers, young lovers, beware
For mirrors ere genuipe gossips, and labor
In lustrousy sociable way,
With speed teiegraphc from neighbor to neighbor
ALI passing eveiis to convey,
And this that benolds you will publish its tidings
Attentive no detail to spare.
Beware OF he mirror, the treaCherons mirror,
Poor lovers, poor lovers, bewarel
Already the chamber adjoining oon4esses
Their secret with cold unconct rn,
Revealing minut,lv his lavish careeses,
Einuteiy her gentle return;
And one whom the me ciless image amaEes
Confronts 1t with mafvelling air
Beware Of the mirror. the treacherOus mirror,
Poor lovers poor lovers bewarel
oh, few are the secrets, however we prize them,
hist long undiscovered remain
This curious world has charm which defes them
a spell to unravel Their skein
The listener crouches when leaet VIZ suspect him.
The spy, when least tau eied his snare,
And alwsye, 1t seems, Of le's treacherous mirrors
TOO la Is the warDinr-Deware
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THE CHAKLEsrOs MARKET.

The CROPS The planting Interest throughout the
South has experienced, during the week just closed
continuation OF tue hot and dry weather previous
1y prevailing. and the cotton plant under it's in
huenoe, has exhibited steady ard gratifying level
opment and favorable crop reports have been re-.
oeived from nearly all quarters. The atmospheric
conditions which have been experienced for several
Weets past WILL if not interrupted by the course Of
uture ever ts have most beneficial effect in giving
the most favorable cotton yield possible under the
present status Of affairs.
The corn crop, although generally looking we'll
has reached that condition of its growth which will
require early and refreshing showers order to per-
1ect the grain, and unless such timely rains are &c
cured the yield will be seriously lessened.
The rice crop also, in several Of the rivers stands
IN urgent want OF supply of fresh water. and the
yield In many case, will be seriously diminished un.
-1ess an early rain is ss cured. ,a,v ,- ---
The Co1ToN MARKET-The market for this article
'n9f the week under review has exhibited frmer
and somewhat advancing tendency. The staple in
vahe English market which opened at 12Md improved
go f23sgi21zd; at New York, which commenced at
aSc the staple advanced to sazA0a4,s and at shis
aont miad1ing upands. which oegan at sic, stifsp-
'ed TO $3.50 % 'ib. The Liverpool and New York
markets have SHOWN ihe following transactions and
Prices tor the weeks On Friday. June 25 the former
was quiet sales 900 bales, upands 12d; the lat.
ter WIS firm sales 2t00 bales at 83c. On Saturday
tho former was active and shade hrer, sales 1890
bales Mt the latter active and rmer sales
1890 bales at $3.50. On Monday the former was &C.
fve and Arm. sales 1000 bales, uplands 12s<d the
active and nc better, sales 5000 bales at
34@34Ac. On Tuesday the former was shade
hrmer sales $4,000 bales. up ands 121d; the latter
was ARM. Gales 1909 bales at 34Kc. On Wednesday
the former was active, sales 1900 tales. uplands
asH@12Ad; the latter was Arm. sales 5000 bales at
9AHc. Yesterday the former was Armer. ea.es
1900 bales, upands 12}s0l21sd; the latter was
ssteaoy and unbalanced; prices firm at s4Ke.
Ihe stock OF the stape in sight the latest dates
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Exports FOR tho Week ending THURSDAY y
july l.

Exports for tho week ending Thursday
July 4.
FOREIGN.
LONDoN-Per British brig J Pyo-1ssO bbls
Kostn, 1883 bbls Spirits Turpentne. IA sacks
Cotton Seed.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr F r Baird-46O tons Phosphate
Rock, 1S7 ba es Upland cotton. 81 bbls Rosn 10
Dds bpirits, 8 pieces Machinery, boxes Mdse.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cbampion-787 bags
Sea Island Cotton, A62 bales Upland Cotton, ITO
bales Waste. lao tierces Rce 151 bales Yarn 28S
empty Barrels. % packages Sundries. 2157 bbls
Potatoes, 926 boxes Vegetables. Per steam
ship Maguo ia-3 36 tic Rice, 231 bales Up
land ccttcn, 4e7 bbls Naval Stores. SO bales
Yarn, 80 casks Clay, l00l bbs Potatoes. 3l4
crates omstoes 81 boxes Peaches, 81 packages
fCucumbers. bbs Onions, bbls Green Corn,
and Sundries.
PHIL DELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-473
bales Cotton, 102 bales Domestics. l12 bbls
Rosin. 33 tielces Ric. 80 bbls Spirits Turpen-
tine bales Rags. IL bbls Iron. bales Wool, 2
bales SKINS, 50 empty Barrels. 200 crates vegeta
bless 90 bbs Potatoes, and sundry Packages.
BAL1IMOHE-Per steamship N ar, land-2lO tierces
Rice. ll6 bales Upan Cotton, 80 bales Rags. z
bales Rope Cuttings, 15 bales Leather, "a bbls
Rosin, so tons Pig Iron, l8 sacks Peanuts. 41O
packages Vegetables end Sandries.
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e5inanfial ano Gommereial.

Vrhs tn n ~ aur.>n nlnre~, m n cH,o~

The charleston Money Market.
G.,a .1,.. THURsDAY. July I, 1859.
There has been better feeling during the past
week. though large transactions have been effect
ed. The demand for all inerest-bearing securities
is good, though holders decl to offer, trusting to
. farther advance on prices Since the announce
ment that the interest would be paid on State ana
city bonds ana stocks they have appreciated in value
and city stock is firm at 61@6a Bank bills are in
active demand with an advancing tendency. Money
is 1oared1 freely Of 9 per cent per annum on good
collateral security, lenders giving ninety days.
., ,.- SOUTHERN RANK RrIIs i'-
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the PostofHce at
charleston, for the week ending JULY 1, 1862
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the larg9t circulation in the City
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-02
Cotton Goods m.rn et

MANCHESTER Juno 19.-The amount of bust.
ness done to-day has not been large In Shipping
by spinners, though II has been OF iair extent, A
good deal was offering at some rela xation of prices
Cop yarns were strong at Ad per pound advance on
Tuesday; but there was less business oferipa than
yesterday on Wednesday. Bo,h in twist and welt
the prices required have restricted operations N
cloth as well ss yarns this market has sympathized
buyers have maintained their position of inaettyity
and since Tuesday the total amount of business et
footed has been small, and exceedingly little has
been done at any advance 1he price, previously
ruling could doubt be more readily obtained; bnt
eyed at these rates there is evidence OF desire TO
purchase To day our market is still quieer than it
was yesterday and on Wednesday. and although
quotations ru 1Hd to Sd per pound higher than on
tuesday, the advance asked is found to limit opera.
tions, and must therefore be considered unattai1.
able -
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, June 2s.--CorroN. N.-Thare ia a good
feeling but little doing. We quote: Ordinary 26%;
good ordinary 28ha29; low middlin9 291Sa3Cc
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT
etook on hand september I, 1868. .............. go
ei neceivea To-Day. y..;...'.....'......... II
Total. ..o........... 51,779
Shipped today. -. .................... 149
to-Gs Of 1900 bushels at ss' Sc
Wharf.-The offerings were fair. with sales Of
1900 bushels on basis of 81 05 for white, and 81
for red.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINaToN. June so-TuRpEs11NE.-sales
Of 2es M 6ols at 9s Tor virgin. and e5 for yellow dip,
P1RrTs TuRpENT1NE The sales to-day are about
fosN-269 bbls changed hands at 81 86 for strain
cd. and 81 rs for Ne2.
TAR,-5o bbls cold at 81 26 per Dbl.
CorToN-Small sales IS bales) at 31a31 No for low
middtng and middling.