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, 1870-10-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

-..,..-. T1tERspxr EVENING Oct 81
klNREN-The movement in lumher today vas
ueasrc Ont, Jetpr1ccs ruled 1rm ami unchanged.
The offerings were only fair. Tue markets for
a" sawed shingles and lath remain substantially
the close Of business hours only three cargoes re-
TTansactio1s embrace the following:
Cargo schr Driver, from MHnistte, las m It jolst
and scansling at Hiss; sold By R. Z. B!cksord
caf9o M rchr Ell rempo, from Mapts,ee. 20 m #
selecta st fss %: % n Il Ioiss and seantns at
| $i1.ao; sold hy R. K. D,ekfOrd i Co.
We 4aote the closing prices Of cargoes aacat rs
Fair TO good ml1l-Tuu. $tLoGa1a5o
common 70 iair boards and STRIPS. ii:stz!s q
Ses 5ee. .aa nassa seantlns Il r. and nnel
Joist and scaptituH, ~ Il, and over. lIGNa1aM
Coarse to COMMON stuf1. ....-....-... 10o0&11.o0
sainscs.......:.. size ssSx
Ths Saginaw Courier Of The ssth ssys:
kct p!eseat, ns maes % spteu;a,ion m % IN resala to
1hc pr0trec1s for the coming season. Sales arc
being made IN small lote, tNe figures averaging
events In the trade IL the purchase OF lumber for
next season, and the gales thna far male indicate
very fair business to open With. Among these
sales reported two frnul M.tcan'a mill. one OF
SD m feet aud the other OF e1d m feet. both to
Cincinnati partscs ct *a.:a, q! and "a. Taercts
logs ths winter, but no one can safety predict now
the season will come Oft" :
| -... At TIE yARl& ........
| The demand continues fur and prices rute drnl
| rs follows: ,-
First clear, 1-nch II 2-nch....... .sssNraolOO
SeEDElt clear. 1-anch 10 2-1nch. IAGAha 4aG9
Third rlfa1, 1-tnrh. x3,Wk1aS0n
Third clear. TX, ~, nn& e.tnch.--.... Sang $500
Firs1 and scccnd clear nsoriuC, toQetn-
e1. rough, the same ~ second clear, -
Etae... .......,......... a1OoaaaO0
First arc scrond clear siding together. 2a0kasaA1
t0Mmen stdifE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 11.NNAlsnA
common flooring, .frrs<eA. first. so.aNassO0
Common flooring. dressed. secOnd-... $500 49,.
| NaEnO.boA boards, selected, 16-fncn
| anu Q1Wnfl. fl......................+s.a a100ta35 %
! stock b0arIs. ...... ......... 960na2a 90
i stock ooorls .....,.-............ .3.01Sa200
| Common hosy1!a, fencing, }otst, scant-
! ling, md e1aall timber, Is 70 16 fee. -
aud under. ,...... ....-... ...-..... ia51a1s.c0
Joiss AMI tcanslluN. 1s to - ftet..-. 1s0Oa92 90
| DIV common boards and fenetnR...... ITO
| lTcEeF, ,Gat...................... >. 1Ah0a12 %
l1cketR square. ...... l0.Nha1k0o
| Cedar posts, split. 12a II
Cedar posts, round.- $3.50. ea1 50
lAth. e.sNA 2..3
| Sawel shingles, No. .l..-.........-... asa S.D0
| sawed shingles, A or stAI. -..... a50ta as5
I ASH, sca2onesls Y Tm.............-..... 3n0hRa300
! sNAk, SEASONED, 4 m................... 2a01A31OO
! Nhttewoo, seasoned, Il u-........... ~ G12+100
| Hack walnut, seasoned, i ln......... - O0aa101
Hickory, rlAnk, clear. ....... 4GOOta4100
5isple ax1essses. s. ioas 1.se s
! ThnxR f,,atrr Aara In ehA.
, 1870-10-28

ARR1FED FR0x CHICAGO, Oct, s5.-Prop Chtca.
20: ha1ks SunnJside, p. s. Marsh. E Jones;
schss Donaldson, T. II. Hsckley, and b Harrison.
CLEAR1D FOR CHICAGO. OCT e5-Prop Fountain
City bark OnondaRa brig Mechaulcs schrs E. ".
Clifford, Htnckley, Valentine; bark Orphan Boy
, 1870-10-28

fENITEST1AKY clxTa
&nianhAta Ihpps. ltA1icyment -, ,.
y; !eSn1ns ta1nG OF eu!t of cin,hn. .a!eeny: the
nae! .a1.Sess e 4, T,prs e1es
sro1. who kindly took nn n 1hne%n h,e to compa-
tst ntstn n,sansI @ meal a lodging lew nna i1s.
room he hn 'ssa,ns csa 10 nc house. vse IT,
fc'st se.y viz, ons Jcs1 ,n Tic ree,; ee ,s;oiha9
cnasns sSn'x sn xiih Vi tse 's nads,
cloth from the front II John Sa.h.narsar 1t rsards q
ue wts tound guilty, aud penalty as,.sasu1 = .9snop
Yeah III the n nilcntixfy, -7ss"seo ~ tTS
the WAY 1uEr HscArE.
EaWaM e. G1aJ. This ynung mRn. IN atto,nev
et.law Of This sta1e, was found guilty. some te19
MaE, The daughter OF Dr.. Fuller. Of PeIin. II II
Hna tsfed With Charles A. rnyne aud j. ii. C1srf
ceF'aHcd:doct1rs. and Mrn : Tnomaa, aiias Nh
Wight HIS co-defendants were eru1IttesI
me luFy hay1ng found him guilty, aasct tseI II
nsnal5 o. his offence ht tiye yearB ID the Peni,eu
E,s;, nsE trial wna gTauted him, and now th
A'tofneg came In and entered = mol Pros.
, 1870-10-28
County Cnurf

County Court.
pr.., G4lH-cHARGK OF QuAcxRRE
esrs,a oi John 0fka1e. A cl1iEn eRainst this
"~s oe'ose the court Yesterday, preferred
, 1870-10-28
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. A. G, Olln.

10. WAsHlNGTos-ST-. CHICAGO, Ill,
3He eag continues u treat all PRIVATE UHanyi 4SE
sru t1sE.sEs. ot bath te1rs without mercury
% EAKsxss, the result of e1fsJ iuditcratio1g
= Sref1 e1a5:s nsodastns xERrocrEss 47EasIoN 70
nnstn ~ ffAtHko NdH1 t0ss ~ NKx0RT aud AAnE-
aHos FF1tetfty cuyrd. II sr1f-eyi9ens tha. 4 FtT
es5, ssn "sc eonne. snels txe1..eiv u lie .tdy <
saa0a nseaees and tre4tR thoasaude II eases nyaeV
5s.E ms.t squire s1eat+r .tN Ia ha Specially tssr
9us y kensEsI praetee. Many phy-raEr rrepsuixiat
tntaf AaH;eaicns; Z H.*a essed II liz L.Sess
DR. n. II rtAIS sEA1Er Exyxforx 20 frerinf ~ 80
tramp. PRIVATE CIRCULAR u Laue-, {or tttmo
Cosrtscnnienet strir1ly conairrt4aL tt,usu!t.tian
ire; ufaec hours, T. n to ,. n suaaaJ4,YA q
, 1870-10-28

Choice Beeves-F1ne, fat. welEtormcd.
9to -Jtar old steers, and averaging
1.s30 to 1870 0hA............ ..........
Prime Beeres-Good. wel1.faeted, 1nely
fo'ntd s;eefst Averaging 7,1D to
1,a::1, tbs..... ..........
Fair GraIes-FHtr steers, IN fair mesh,
avtrsglyr 100 TO l.ecsi ms. ......,,
Medium C3ass-Me1l!um steers and
Eoott cowa for city slaughter, averRg-
Stock catr1e-Coflmon cattle, IN decent
1lesh, averaging 7Nl to ] 1,tals Ia ...,,.,
IoicE0r-Ltght and thin cows and stee1s
CATTLE ElLE3 fn-DAY
, 1870-10-28

SnRTIl OF cry LIMITS.
&;taceland roatl, c cor or olson az, " I,
2sAt9o II: Oct. 1.,.....................
Gr7ce,art.l rnad. &c It q ot A.llisou az, " /,
unl u Ut 2GA1a2 #; Oct 94..............
Part ot c !: c =. Sec II, 40,lt east !;
, 1870-10-28

Whife nsh. n !. nr,. " .:s,,,,.......daoa szs
Whitensh. No. =, il bri........-........&s3a6 bri. $50
Trout, NJ. i, i b1l ...... ........Sn0A a-23
alkekere1. Nc. !, Il bri .-.laooalAa
Macke1el, No, 2, brt. i-~69 7.t3
aackerei, larRs tamil5, Z. u.L:.:.......s soot -
AAcle1el, medium family, y brl...... :h3o9 @.3
Mackerel, extI1 mess, hri........., .ls0R1ls.s5
Mackcfel, extra mets, Kits. Ji3 315
MArkcfe1, No. l, ktB. IHA $50
Cotitsh, Glatd Bank. .......i.0hA s.3o
Codtsh, Georges Bank. .A00a Res
No. toI herring, new. 65
Labrat,or herring. No. !. y hi. 10 oo4lo50
Picked herring, No. I. bri.. .7.oo9 500
California salmon, 2 bri.. 90
California salmon, y n ..l9ao9iaoO
Smoked bAltbut. y 100 ohs-....--...-.. ..1aeA9t6o0
ptouises SO TO remain. rs re season Ii now too
far advanced TO Justify anticpatons Of even
fair degree Of activity. The demand for ship
ment Is comparatively trtttDg. while the local tn-
QuirJ t5 mainly confined TO meeting immediate
wants and, With full stocls IN store, The feeling
paid hy dealers: On trick. timothy, pressed.
fli0e{al6.C0: prairie, pressed upland, S11:Na
7Lp0; 90 slough, {9.tN: Timothy. loose, on waG-
on, S1Get9:S $50: plnlr1e, loose, On wagon, $1,000
te:9 ~: for delivery OF pressed hay, $Lt0 51.5o,
according to distance
MlrES-The dulness noted yessertay was also
feature Of to.day's market Neither local nor
Eastern buyers seemed willing to pay the quoted
rates, and by many the opinion Ii entert1lned
that lower range Of prices Will soon be
nn4 oss, I'VE HaeH t7 aD eneass sa:sne, y
:Hasc: r1een saitea. @ eureJ, lIsat. iex
alic; dc, heavy, skaloc; DO. part cured, 9a
1ekc; green calf, leta17 dry nint, 1s3eec: DRY
kalted. l6Ht7l7Hc: EIubby, scored. cut, or oiher-
wise damaged, two-th!tds price; branded, 10 per
, 1870-10-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
TuCRsDAY ErExISo, Oct q.
The following table shows the daily reeelnss n ID
sntpDcpta Of 1--we stock during the He-v, pp 70


1nt4.,. ..:-.... 1I&3 13,4t1 9,fN
was quiet and comparatively steady at about yes
ten!aS a prices There were fewer buyers Ia at-
tendance than during yesterday. but inc smaller
keted enabled totders not only to dispose Of tho
itesn arrivals, but to work on much Of the stock
that has been HccuMuleung atuce Saturday last
and that. TOO, without shading prices The bulk OF
the o0erines found their way into the hands OF
shippers q s11o@ $40 for fair To medium steers
OF nom 80 TO 100 as average, aud at $A00a6.7 Is
1,s3O ns. the outside quotation for car load av-
etaEtuR !, u rs City butchers bought spAru9ly,
as did also feeder rs: the former At ssa9Al75, aud
the latter q sa5t{3I.1a. The market cioxed
steady.
, 1870-10-28

~ Soath drrptes hi. exclusive atten&Inn 70
the atent 1t all d'.rAses OF the sr3o ur;narT ar.
81. - both era he cure tho mo.t hopel.1 e.ssx
t & &Semtna! MtAfne.s nr N-Fvau. Drblitv nl-,. syrh
r. Special atttna1n Eirea I, all Frtualt Dyieul.c1
, 1870-10-28
.AkK SHORE q MICHIGAN souruERr RAu,

Ga 9o Go ~ 3sn p IT, SIS p. n.
sunaas' = s1es''eA fs.'afa.y' excepted
p.po1-ca,De, Of ys5As;;,n WAS; nd she11,,... ...
7ssist ofhes. s. saath ciaIs4t tia ea1.'n
Msa; ~ yo;i !s'p@
sHsis Ashe Rnsss..
ia, rn,.. o.Aso s4fEs z; 4 571 :, .,n-
Skhs Ei:ssts.-.......--..-.- $40 >. n ..s3 q.
CHICAGO BuR1,,er5ST : or;ruva.npo.n
Ticket otier, q Cl.sk.st foppoe.te Sherman uouse3
aa ,1fa "a Es5sea@oe" EsSsees .y .as
R:sss,: ;s;:s: E;ss +; = ~
Ags4,ide AEEsra "a Eis:,1.
S!les Eieept xessss; ssr;aa asu E;rs;t sisRH z T.
M,cu1o., crSM4I R.nao,n
ussos DRv7-fss, :! sossse f.tes..
Ps..enerr trains Ii tts ecuapauT e.re ,n5 ,,+, :.
::s:s e
ksisas7sss kist 8 Z :ii i3
p.y 7spr,... s1a asp .SssH y .oa,
Day = .1 .e..rn ": SIS ss41 ~
s.9'sss 1ees;sa s:fsra.s easeften n Massas;
General Passenger Agent
prrycpr,pc, ..-..--
@AAAt'As@ 1oas Uat MH1NE Z CHICAGO RAIL-
u.n WAY.
~ $50 T. NJ 6l1p n.
Lay II 60 / m 6aU5 ID
E.sshS II AhIprtte e....-.-.-.----- Sis p. n. 5WpG.
to!A E1ptetS.~>.....--- S11l p 9:0e.E Il.
ou,c.co 80, = ~
1alCAGNs AAION ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
faIPe TfLIPeteae s0 ..aMr-
WET WET Aess das1aa..-- t:1pm- e5tR-
fssss.ss ss$s = ls@..
niEhs. :satuIdsJl snd SnndsJ1 eIesp:.d ;E1oss4
AoDdAy.
, 1870-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


EEEIIaUtfW'8 EtxEFAC1 4fTGCHU
ana lsEFRnvFn RoFE WAER rr:Er- .~s=-t .ud I.f7S.e
disorders II All their staeer 1T ttc rrn.- tIs ee no
fdanxc tn Diet no tatonrcnstnr,. AID rxpo-rr n
T. nseatsnt IN tate ,sf cd>r fEt!ats In its ae.io
and fEet froM u lltn!ustous prontfttet.
, 1870-10-28

Prop Van Aa2lte slland so brls salt and sundneA
Prop AH1ona, Post Hrron, 2,140 bu corn, ~
orls uour, ls0 IN shingles
Sehf n. Dall, Oawego, 11tcsa b0 coru.
, 1870-10-28

EqODR1OH3 PAssKNGxR STKAAKHx
E9S e si5x ahxs0fs MI saeeessa r .!fy s.-
f9r Gr.1a asvsn I'D Aa.ksEao1 srEu Tues
day xt.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II .. n
Far Erteo EN- aInrY TuaetaT I'D Ft{dzJ, u. H.
sSpH64y SxeEe&na
, 1870-10-28

Wartsntct .lte4ls converting c!tY ami sulurbaA
prop ny within seven miles Nt the Court House,
, 1870-05-27
acknowledgements

VFOLGE Gouvcruementets Ordre be-
a kjendtgj0res herved at Skarterne for
Aaret 1869, nemlg: Grund- og Bygnings-
skalten, Afgift af Sukkcr-Produclionen,
L~eieafgltten, t pct. Skatten, Nye-, Huns,
Cavalleric- og ArtiIlerie- SAINT Immigra-
tons Skatterne ere forfaldne til Detailing
siden den lste dennes, og vile blive mod
tagne j Kasserer-C ontoiret etDer den ode
i hver at Maauederne Mai og Juni. By
Skatterne for Frederiksteds BY at SAINT
lige Ejendommr, der like eies af PIantage-
e~ierc, kunne indbetales paa Byfoged-Con-
t9:cet eammc-te3s her FrAdag Formid-
dag III. 8 til 10 samme Maaneder, for
hvilke Skater der da vii blive meddeelt
Qvittering af Bylogden for Kassereren.
Efter Udgaugen at jun Manned WI
Skattcrestancelistern bIive indsendte til
Gouvernementets videre Foranstaltning
En- F~ortegnelse over SkattedehltOrerne
Og Eieudommene, med Augivelse at Skat-
tens BeI0b er henIagt til Eftersyn for
Christiansteds Jurisdictions Vedkom-
mende Kasserer- Contoiret, Og for Ere
deriksteds Jurisdiction paa Bytoged-COn-
toiret samme<tedS.
Det Kongelige Kasserer- Contoir, ST.
Croix den 23de Mai 1870.
c. r. MAGENS.
, 1870-05-27

mURSUANT to order from the Royal
a Government it is hereby made known
that the Taxes for the year 1869, viz
The Ground and Buildiug-TaX, the Tax
on the production Of sugar, the percent
age Tax and the Rent Of houses, the
Quart-per-cent-Tax, the New-Tax, the
House-Tax, the Cavalry and Artillery
Tax and the Immigration-Tax, became
due on the LIST of May this year, and will
be received at the Treasures Office after
the 9th of each of the months May and
June. The Taxes on all such Town-prO-
perties in Frederiksted which do not be-
long to Estate Owners, can be paid to the
Sheriff in said town every Friday fore
noon from 8 to 10 o'clock during the same
months, for which Taxes-receipt will be
given by him in behalf of the Treasurer
, 1870-05-27

nile og Enhyer der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boerne etter
abode Susanna AmeIie (Emma)
Hoist, 90 abode Peter Hoist, ind
kaldes hcrycd til at anmelde og be-
viisIiggj0rc deres Kray for underteg-
nedc Ret linden Udl0bet af 3 Maane-
der efter denne Indkaldelses sidste
Acknowledgements.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 23de Mai 1870.
G. SARAUW.
, 1870-05-27

At the expiration Of the month ofJune,
the list of arrears will be sent to Govern
ment for further measures.
A list Of the Tax-debtors and of the
Properties with specification of the respec-
tive mounts Of Taxes, may, for the Ju-
r%isdicuon of Christians'ed, be seen at the
Treasures Office, and.for the Jurisdiction
of Frederiksted at the Sheriffs Office in
said Town.
Royal Treasurcrs Office, st. Croix 23rd
May 1870.
C. r. MAGENS.
, 1870-05-27
Anssette1se.

UNDER 25de d. NJ. mar Gouyernementet
meddeelt Hr. William Charles Lamb Tilla-
delse til under BRITISH Consul James D.
Lambs fo~restaaende Frav8relse indtil videre
at fungero som british Consul for st. Tho
mas og st. Croix.
, 1870-05-27
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT C~HRIsTIANsTED
May 24.-Danish Brigantine "Katle," Il.
L. Townsend, Jacksonville,
p. p. Lumber.
" 26.=Danish Barque "Flora," J. L.
Brasch, ST. Thomas, Ballast.
, 1870-05-27

TABLE OF THE FALL OF KAHN,
during the week from 18th to Gath May.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1870-05-27
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times, for 1t is very hard to John Fry to realize
that he is crippled for life; but under the girls
smiles, is lender, subdued look new to her
face. 1t may be that the bitter tears she has
she'd during her long patient nursing, have
left their trace-tears, not only OF sorrow for
her lovers suferings, but of contrition for the
part she had acted toward him.
'Fannym John had stood in silence for
some minutes beside the broken pathway 81
don't think you and will quarrel again-will
we, darling?"
He looks at her smiling, with his deep. lov-
ing eyes, and she tries to answer brightly; but
the recollection of that foolish quarrel and its
ending masters her, and tears come instead Of
words.
''Hush ~ he whispers softly; you'll spoil
your sweet eyes, my darling, and they're my
eyes now-at least they will be after Thurs
day."
Fanny hides the eyes on his shoulder.
Don't ask me to promise, darling. she Whls,
pers. 'While you've been so i'll Pve learned
more about myself than ever / thought to
know I wonder how you find anything. to
love in girl who can put no trust in herself !"
There Is no need to tell Johns answer.
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The Charleston Cotton, Kice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws,
TUESDAY EVENING; May II, 1870. !

Vne charleston Cottou. INAcc "Au -'~Se~A
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLHsToN NEws,
TUESDAY EVENING" May II, 1870.
CoTToN.-This staple continued to snow decid-
ed depressieu, buyers holding of for lower rates,
with disposition to offer about 2lc p ID Tor mid
dlings; but factors were not yet willing to come
down to this figure, and the transactions were
limited to less than 100 bales, say at 175si at
1s1!; 40 at 10; q at 1sz; at 20 cts. Quotations
nominal.
R1cE.-After pause in this marke: This grain
opened yesterday at steady rates. Sales over 100
tcs OF clean Carolina say 40 tcs at TX: 81 at 2Sc
. ID. We quote common to fair Clean carolina
at 6h@7c; good 71s@73Ic q ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was no business OF i'm
portance in these articles.
FRK1aHrs-To Liverpool, by steam, direct noml-
NAL via New York, 7.16d on uplands; l1-l6d
on sea Islands; by sail we quote 7'led on
upland cotton, and "a p ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre by steam, nomi'
nal; by sail, nominal at Nc on uplands
and lKc on sea islands. Coaatw1se TO
New York, by steam,. nc 2 b on uplands
And nc on sea Rlands; by sail, nc ID on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; oy SAIL u
Dxc p b on uplands. TO Philadelphia, by steam'
&c p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom'
nal. To Baltimore, BY steam, h@hc p ID on
aplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE Sterling 90 day bills 2sx@2AA.
DOMESTIC ExcHANas-Qut heavy. The banks
purchase sight checks at 4 of and sell at u
premium. Outside they purchase at h9A of
and sell at H@N premium.
eoLp.-BuyIng at 13K and selling at lax.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPLOITS.

Exports.
PH1LADELPHIA-Per schr H sharp-le1,o1
feet lumber.
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First and Last.

They sat together, hand In hand,
the sunset nickered low;
The a Z q sea crep: up tne stSauu'
And caught the afser 'gio"'
He sang a song, little song
No other poet knew, s..
And she looked up and thought him strong,
Looked down and dreamed him true.
The nickle sea crept up the strand,
And laughed Wanton laugh
Took up the song the poet planned,
And sang the other half!S
Times change; the two went divers ways;
The evening shades increase
on him, grown old in fame and praise,
And her In household peace.
The echo Of the false sweet words,
He spoke so long ago,
Has passed as pissed lie SUMMER birds
Before the winter snow.
But az tonight the angels manu-
LoOsens the silver chord,
And calls her to that otner lana
or loves supreme reward,
She hears but one sound, silent long,
Wbisper soft and low
The echo of the false sweet soug
He sang SO long ago.
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NIB. The Commissioner OF Revenue has decided
that any dealer can sell this article without
snpc,al license men z
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Nashville Market.

FLouR.-Markes active with shipments today
OF $50 barrels South. We quote: Superhne d,
80; extra S.; family So; fancy Sc 70.
CoRN-Sales on the wharf OF 600 bushels AZ 5!
rs; also sales and shipments OF 1000 oushels az
bushel for white, sacked and delivered n depot
oATs.-We quote at 70a15 per bushe!' sacHeu
and delivered In depot
WHEAT.-We quote buying price as 'oNsWs:
Mediterranean 95c; red 81 o5; alfoer ana WILLIE
q no1
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Receipts by Railroad, May ~.
sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

547 bales cotton, 81 bales goods 100 bsls hour,
47s sacks oil meal, go bbls naval stores, 8 rIrs
lumber. To RaIroadlAgent, L D DeSaussure, A
B MuJligan, Graeser & Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers 4
co, Smith & Chapeau, G Walter Il CO, Mowry q
co, W Courtney 4 CO, G w Williams co, ]
Sloan D Aiken Il CO, W W smith, E Wiss 4 co,
Frost Il Adger, Wagner Il Monsees, and Gold
smith Son.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., MAY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Falcon: Horsey,. Baltlmore-lelt -
instant Mdse. TO Mordecai 4 co. P Trenholm,
S Railroad Agent, Pringle Son, ] Quack'
enoush Caldwell Fsshefr sa1fHaa Bs
Mowry & Son, Jetiorfls & co, B Feldmann co,
c Borner, StefTens, Werner Ducker, Duncan
& co, Ravenel Holmes, DR. w AimarI Southern
Graver 4 CO, yolgt, W Dukes & co, J B Moore,
Paul, WEIGH L Brandes, O'Neill & Son, } ueese.
mann i Bro Klatte Il 60, T Kerr il co, E e
stellIng, Gerdts 4 CO. I,Aurey 4 Alexander, i 2
Cowperthwait, N Baubaum, Wagner Mon
Sees F J Lillenthal, Miller co, Philips, and
P Fl Russell.
Schr Ann Deaa. Garbati West Point MILL Is
terces rice. To Pore her : h Henry: ..u r,,.,o E.,
Mdse. To Douglas Nisbet. ] ClGussen,
Triest, Klnsman Howell, and Others
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Sharp, Webb, Philadelphia F Baker
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Kate Rich, Doughty. Philadelphia.
Schr Nellie, French, BucksTle, c.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore May IT..
Up FOR THIS PORT.
schr May Morn, Stetson, at Baltimore, May ls
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED TOR TH1sl PORT
EIGNsE. o.
CARDIFF.
The Village Queen, McGray, up......... March 81
DOM ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis Squires, Tyler, up. April Il II
Schr Montana, Bearse, .Apri ~
NEW YORK..
Schr " Smith, Tooker. cleared d..........M May Q
Schr David Wasson, Tapley, up. May =
Schr Lilly. Hughes, up. may
Schr fngrahsm, Packard, cleared go. May 10
Schr Wn Bement, Penny, up......-. May !!
Schr Hooper, Champion, cleared.....May l3
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Kennebec, Minott, cleared: ....... May 9
Schr Edith Everman, CoJson, cleared. April "a
Schr Governor Burton, Ludlam, cleared. May
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell up..........A april 2S
Schr Surprise, Beers, cleared .......... May
Schr Il Stckney, FeoSs, cleared. Nay Nay 10 -
Schr May Morn, Stetson, up. May Id
PORTLAND. NE.
Brig Mary f Dana, O'NeiiI, cleared........May
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OFT CAL E. N ID Il r.

First Quarter, 9th, 10 hours, IT minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 18th, IL hours 43 minutes, MORNING.
Last Quarter, 22d, IL hours. 40 minutes, morning.
New Moon, s0th, hours, 81 minutes, morning.