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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY FEBRUARY 2 8o-TR1PLE SHEET

common in the Legislature and courts public
acts Of the Legislature be published In both
languages. .
AnT H. That the Judge Of tho Supreme speak the
French and English languages.
ART Is That treaties concluded between the Dominion
Indian tribes of the country pos
sble.
l6 That until the population OF the country entities
have thrce representatives In the Canadian
Parliamenone In the Senate two Ia the Legislative As
sembly.
~. That all the properties rights and privileges,
hitherto enjoyed by be respected that the recognition
arrangement OF local customs and privileges pe
made under the control OF the local Legislature.
ART 49, That tie two mile hay privilege be converted into
fee simple ownership.
The Bill of Rights adopted as above has heen sub
mtted 10 the Canadian Commissioner, Smith, for
hl3 Opniou,
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE BONNIE OUyRIERE FRANCHISE, rAISANT LA
robe u itngerie ct la mode, descra ioovrage soft
cher ec, sot IL lournec, dams les families rRvalsr
pour uns naison de premier ordrs pour den
tAuls sAsTesser au lis BeecAcr ST. Nnc LOUISE kAAV.
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TIE NEWARK C0NvICTs,

Schwunn and Rosannn Rogers 0rntcr.
v.ewed'-S0me New Facts About Their
Hlstories--Their Quarters in the Essex
County jail.
TIE Essex County Jail, located between Newark
Wilsey ana Warren Streets at Newark, NJ j.,
and which is Ia charge OF Colonel A. j. John
son, the warden, was visited recently by a
HFRArn repartsr There ara more nersons
no. 4acN th1gs fe m ba r#
be q aay of aeriaf fna phge aola8o,
OF aaa y aooq p. Ql sbe a sav4 aw sn.g only
are iteas hRa fNue'is 81 ae 1ages ~ al4
sec 7 le# benU y no vsa 1ls .s.
the se a40af wolatar 81 ac laN gs
not O. .o fa@t af tss g0reass la paau.
lati @WAe rs 4ne 8IEe Nafn9cr II ptlsOaegf IA
~ = u tts * "A
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NVANTED--A GOOD STEWARD. ABLE TO TAKE THE
w general direction of large and restaurant
who speaks French preferred Address STEWARD Herald
ollce, with price references.
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yVANTED--A BOZ wHo CAN wRlTEA COOP, PLAIN
w rapid hand; no other need apply. Address BOOKS,
Heraa oics.
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SVANTED-A YOUNG MAN AND BOY THOSE USED
~ 10 the retail cfoekery uadc preferred Apply AT l6H
9Th
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Help NyANTED..MALEss.

DOY WhNTED-To TRAVEL WITH SHOW; MUST
ID be abont Ii Old and willing to hc generally lsctu
wages $i5 monthly and expenses. Address FREEDOM.
Herald Office.
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90 Ay C, THIRD FLOOR, ROOM NO. IA IRE
LJ spectabir young do general bousework or
up stairs work In private family; city reference required
no OBJ iecion 10 the country. Call for two daYs
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NIrAkTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN TO DO
w crrapds and make himself useful IN the nIce
siding with his preferred. Address H. d., Herald
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ITkNTED-A YOUNG MAN, lb OR Il YEARS OF AGE,
w make himself generally useful retail hat store
and II he wishes learn tho rade he have the
best city rceregce Apply address Halter, lao Si
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XtrAnTED-A FIRST CLASS MAN COOK: ONE WHO
w thoroughly understands his business all s branches.
steady wi be 3eraly dealt WITH Apply, with rccr-
at FAaKEHS, Broadway and 1ih ST., from ~ to II
O'Clock.
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NTANTED- ENTRY CLERK, CoACHMAN AND A MAN
w take OF invalid Cali at 4s fulton ST., rooH
Eo1.
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INANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w the oyster business 70 make himself geuer ui.
Apply at % West Broadway. corner Duane st.
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yVANTED-A MAN, AS PORTER TO LIGHT FIRES,
w clean wniows, &c. Apply, with reference. at PAR.
KER'S, Broadway and 3n a., from 10 10 IL O'clock.
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SITUATIONS yyANrED-FEsrALEs.

SQ LET AV, NEAR 4fH ST.. ROOM 1.-TWO RE-
JO spectacle girls cook, washer and roncr, the
other chamoermaid nurse good recommendations.
he eeen Tor tSod
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QO CROSBY STA RESPECTABLE CoLORED
CO first class cook in clubhouse; hest refer
given Cali for between the hours OF 10 and g.
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C,IrUATIoN wANTED-As GARDENER, BY SINGLE
- would prefer place where there is greenhouse
best city Address H. H. Bri8emans seed
$40 Broadway.
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atED

GARDENERS SITUATION Wa Al ff EtaE
VI class man, who has ten years rci..e tas-
place New ork, whore he had full ch~-
house, grape cry, vegetables, aud Is good mana 5ei
Address .. W., brdsemans seed store, $40 b.
way, where all particulars may be obtained.
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HELP MANTEu-rEnIALrs,

EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT LAUNpRESs
~ accustomed to and to assist IN steam landry
mendaons as 10 good character and efficiency required. Al
dress LONG ISLAND, Herald Once.
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New York Rice Market.


From the Daily Bulletin 10th Instant: Carolina
dull at 8kas2<c, and without sales. Rangoon
moderately active and steady; sales 100 bags at
Ike, currency, duty paid. Carolina, common 10
good, per cwt ssaS %; do prime to fancy do SS
3T15aS S11s: Rangoon per pound Ta714c; Rangoon
gold In bond do Sa3'4c. l.,
From the Journal Uf Commerce: The market IS
quiet to-day. There is a light jobblng trade at
former rates.
From the Tribune: Prices remain quite firm at
former quotations, but the business is very lignt'
sales OF 100 bags Rangoon at nc; Caroiina
quoted at s14as2lc.
From the Herald Carolina was steady, VIII
small sales at from S14aS24c. ,
From the Daily Bulletin, 11th inst: Tne ae-
mand very fair, supplies offering and avallaole e
small and prices still we'll sustained. Sales OF oo
terces Carolina at SIC; 1T5 bags Rangoon at
and $50 do in bond, for export at &c geiu. CaIo.
lima, common to good per cwt. SSaS 20; uo pIII,e
to fancy per cwt. SS S7tza3 By; Rangoon per 10.
a72c; Rangoon gold In bond, pei To-, oaoitc = ~.
/ From the Journal Of Commerce.: There Is M tne
nsnaI hnsiness at steady rates. Sales have been
made of rs tierces Carolina at SIC: $50 bags Kan
COON, in bond, at &c gold, and 200 bags 40 iree'
From the Tribune: There was moderate de'
mand with holders still very firm in their views
the sales amount to so tierces Carolina at SIC;
200 bags Rangoon at nc currency, duty PAID,
and ESQ bags In bond, for export, at &c gold.
From the World: Demand moderate anu tne
market still very firm for all grades; Sales OF 90
cnrrency duty paid; and $50 bags in bond for eN-
port at Sc gold.
From the Herald: Carolina was dull ont un-
changed Sales were made at 81aaS]lc Tor lalr TO
prime Rangoon was quiet but STEADY az lsrnlei
prices.
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ROstOn Market.

BOSTON. June 15.-CoFPEB.-The ceilee market
remains quite steady and firm, but the traae are
purchasing only in small lots as wanted. sales or
Java at 81 Isa22c, gold: Rio at 16lsalSc, gold; MO-
cha at 41ai2c per 10, currency; and for ST. Domln-
60 prices are quite nominal, no sales having ocen
CoTroS.STne market for cotton has been quite
dull during the week, and prices have eaSed on
about &c per ID, with uniayoraDle auvices rom
abroad and O limited demand from manniactu[-
ers There has, however, been rather more lnqul'
ry for some days past, but the deman0 IS prlncl'
pally for the better grades The sales have been
at lIHalSl1c for ordinary, l9lsa20iac FOR g0ou Or
nary 2a2ie ec11nw I"G now nnjands s and u Gu
DOMESTICS.-Tllere has been very little cnanee
| to notice In cotton or woolien goous tne past
week, and we look for comparatively qnlet mar,
ket for the present. Prices OF both cott0Ds anu
woollens rule low, but holders are nrm lof all
standard goods.
FIsn-The market for coi6sh remains about
| the same with steady hut moderate demand:
| The sales have been at 81 50a7 for medium and
large including Georges ct the latter rare. In
haEe the sales have been az S3 SO paekeo: pol
lock at 81 j0a3 so loose. and haddocR M So 29a
8 so loose In mGckerei there is very lltiIe
\ change: No. have heen selling ut S2da.e &
bbl for bay and snore: No. at slab, anu 40. .
at slGal0 so for large, and SSaS 10 for medium
| New tlrees have been arriving more lreely near
| the close OF the week. In alewives there have
| been sales at 81 50a5 {, bbl, In bond. Pickle her
| ring have been in moderate demand, WIN saieS
| at So a5a6 2 bbl for common and LaDrauCr. III
| oo'""S
scaled. aud 2ja2Sc for No. :. In salmon, sales at
| SG0a32 {, tierce.
FRUIT.-Malaga grapes are firm, and prices
| have advanced, with large speculative purchases
in New York. The sales have been at 81 Goal 10.
| and now held at II load 20 per box. III dates
| and peanuts the sales have been confined 10 Job
| bing lots.
GrSNY BAGs.-The market for gunny bags Is
| not quite su tlrm owing 10 the decline III gold,
and prices are quoted from 2lae3lsc as 10 weight;
| In linseed bags there have been sales OF 2Oo,Ooo
bags. part for future delivery, at 25a26c.
GUNNY CLorH-1he market for gunny clotn A.: Is
quite firm, hut has ueen quiet since our last me
| sales have been la200 bales At SIC currency, anu
| Hrm ct that price In domestic tagging the
sales have been 400 rolls %Olzc 500 rolls sic: aOO
rolls 81 &c, and 100 rolls At &c per yard, currc-
| ry and best brands urc held firm at the latter
| rate.
NAVAL SToREs.-The market is firm for spirits
| turpentine, with sales OF 300 Dbs at ilai2c per
gal. Tar Is quiet. and In rosln anu pitch no'hlhs
| OF any consequence has been done.
RIcE.-Tnere is nrmer telling for rice. anu
prices are tending upward, with stock mucn re,
| duced The sales OF Carolina have been at Slsa
9c; and rangoon at 'aIilc per ID.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, June IL, 1871.
CoTToN-The m rket for this article was OF
depressed character and prices were easier but
unsettled. Sales about 1o5 bales, say at 16; at
17x; at l7k; 10 at Tx; 19 at Is; at 1S2l; at
49, IA at 191z; 25 at 90: at 2oA; 10 at 2ohc Quo
taions are omitted, but the operations were about
on the basis OF 2oc. for mddings.
RIcE.-Thls grain showed steady frmness'
Sales about IS tierces OF clean Carolina, viz l5
tierces ut 7zSc; 40 at &c. y 10. Wequote common
to fair clean Carolina at 71s@S4c.; good S's@s'sc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The business in these articles
was only In limited way.
FREIGHTs.-ToL Liverpool. by steam, direct noml-
nal, via New York, 1-16d on up lnds; ll-l6d
on sea Islands; by sail we quote 7.l6d on
upland cotton, and "a = 10 on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1b on sen Islands. Coastwise TO
New York, by steam, &c q ft on uplands
and &c on sea islands; by sail, &c p d on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, q
@sc p fb on uplands. To Philadelphia, By steam,
&c p ft on uplands; by sail, somewhat nomi-
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, 1S@Sc 3 it on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcuANGE.-Sterling co days bills at 2a'S @2e7S.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase slglll
checks at u Of, and sell at 4 premium. Out.
side they purchase at u of, and sell at u pre-.
MUM.
CoLp.-BuyIng at IL and selling at 10.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, June l1.-0ur sugar market has been
ouIie animated during tile week 10y The presence
anu competition OF buyers for all ne inarKets Of
vnnced uuarier of a rial per arrobc, ana my spe-
cial notes of daily transactions confrni lhe re-
norts of authorized brokers, say Tor Whites
through at IS 10 to s775 Z 100 lbs: yellows GO,
ms i3 TO 90 81 so to s. 80 do; browns do Nos. II
and IL - 25 TO 81 37Js do cucuruchos do, Nos.
Stolo at s3 62l: to 81 10: do; all other classes
are noted in the list Of trade sales for each day OF
the week, which are large, although many oar.
gains are reserved from general knowledge OF
dealers. shipped during The week, hence and
from Matanzas, Gs,29l boxes and G4Is hhds, .od OF
which, for the United States and Canada, NUso
boxes and 526S hhds; balance to european poIts, US,
Montevldco. leaving stocks in the two ports equal
to 1852 boxes and 2a.6l4 hhds, against, lor
same period OF last year. ISL 42I boxes ana ~ e44
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Personal GOSSIP.

Shirley Brooks is to succeed Marx Lemon
as editor of Punch.
The Austrian Emperor is passionately de-
voted to numismatics.
Jenny Lind Goldsmith is to open singing
school in Paris, to earn her living.
- The Prince Of Wales Is about to purchase
Tallymore Park, the seat of the late Earl Oh
:Roden, as his future residence.
f.-Georee Hudson, ex-railroad king OF Eng
land has been put in charge ofthe Sunderland
Docks, with $4,000 salary.
Charles Sumner is announced as candi-
date for the Republican nomination for the
presidency, in antagonism to President Grant
M. Paradol, the new minister to Washing
ton, with his family and secretaries OF lesation'
will sail from Brest, July I'd, for New York.
-Dona Conception Lombardo, widow OF
-ex.President Miramon, of Mexico, was recent
" married in Paris to an opulent citizen OF
thatplace.
The will of Samuel Morton, a wealthy mer-
chant of Liverpool, who left his fortune TO a
Catholic bishop, has been declared invalid on
account of the incapacity Of the deceased 10
make will at the time of its date.
1T Is sad to note that Of the kindred and
friends who attended Dickens to his last re-
pose, at Westminster Abbey, no mention is
made of his wife-the mother of his children.
She was absent-and we are left to infer Snat
the alienation engendered in life survives the
tomb.
Oscar Cespedes, the son of the leader OF
the Cuban rebellion, who was captured oy the
Spanish troops and executed on May 70, mad
inst been married to Cuban lady of seven
!. teen, who was also captured. It is said the
Spaniards do not treat her as his widow, but
consider the marriage as of no binding effect.
Dispatches from London state that Dean
Stanley will deliver sermon at Westminster
Abbey next Sunday on the death of Charles
Dickens. Intense eagerness is manifested by
the public to obtain places in the abbey on the
occasion. The grave of Mr.. Dickens is entirely
covered with. flowers, cast there by visitors
who have thronged the place since his burlal.
John Hopkins, wealthy citizen OF Baitl-
more, is about to expend several millions OF
dollars in building and endowing university,
: abospltal, free to all, without respect to race
{ or color, and an asylum for colored orphan
children. Mr.. Hopkins has placed the man
agement of these enterprises in the control OF
some of the most worthy citizens Of Baltimore.
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THE EUROPEAN DEMAND FOR BREADSTUFFs.-
The New York correspondent of tic Philadel-

THE EUROPEAN DEMAND FOR RBREADSTuFFs.-
The New York correspondent of tic Philadel-
pha Ledger thus writes on Thursday:
In the early part of the week, there was
very active demand in this market tor bread
stuffs, on French account, induced by the
wide-extended drought which exists there,
and the consequent injury to the cereal crops.
The demand is steadily on the increase, at
tended now by a marked advance IN prices
and likewise an enhancement OF grain irelgnts.
All the spring wheat that is coming on IRON
the West is taken as fast as the rallroaos eau
bring it. The advance in flour yesterday was M
from fifteen to thirty cents per oarrel; Whlle
wheat was rom three to FIVE cents per oushel
higher To-day there has been further ad,
vance in the former equal to lOa2O cents, and
2a3 cents in the latter. Within the thirty y-four
hours past, four vessels have been chartered
for French ports, to carry wheat and -four
the engagements amounting to about haft a
million of dollars. This afternoon, it may oe
said that about all of the available tonnage IN
mort was taken mp for Havrc. One of the
steamers of the National Line, at P. NJ, was
out on the berth. and in ten minutes all her
freight room was engaged. This simple fact
shows not only the magnitude, but the urgen-
cy of the movement.
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A Regret.

blame not that your courage iaiiea'
That prudence over love preyalled;
1t seemed that We must Walk t9gesnT arIr,v weath,
Rough ways through wild anu sso,ny ~ Zeal
And yon must have smooth pains to treau'
And sSies ali cloudless overhead.
Wise YOUR choice, the world VIII say
That sees you fresh and fair To-Day
Az in The sprlng.t time OF your years,
TSosa hazel ewes undimmed with tears,
Thet forehead all unlined with care,
Nor streaSed with gray that chestnut halr.
We, n YOU could have dared to lay
TTnfaltering hands in mine, and say,
~ trust you still. nor count the cost ;"
Something, doubt not, you had LOST,
Vet found when all was told remain
TO you and me some larger gain.
Not loyeless nor unsweet my days;
toll. nor miss some need OF praise;
Had Won been with me they had known
The grace they lack, and thou hadst grown
weak but pure and tender heart
To something nobler than thou art.
fAh,, better had we both been laid
To rest for ever ere the shade
or that cold worluhneSs nad inaue
: Nivision worse than DEATH and babe
our souls be parted eyermore,
Stii, strangers on the heavenly shore
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wish 10 inform my friends ami the public gen.
orally tia, The Hospital for SIC FURNITURE Is
stil at Nh. - queen street where al the diseases
That FuTulltr. IS heir 10 Will be cured speedily
and Gu the most rcasCnaie terms as USUAL.
Senl in, therefore. all vcnr sick anu wounded
patients and Will heal hem and make glad the
The hearts Of all isfeSc who favor lne With patron
age in this nc.
/ would respectfully leg leave 10 call your at
trntion 10 the ;uct indt am selling the best Sew
lug Machines 10 he found in The market. all COM
plcte FOR only slI. Cpil and examine FOR your
selves, and read tile testimonials in favor Of the
Improved Common Sense Family sewing Ma
with you. !. l.. IL AZ, Nsf UhD, II,
apr21 4
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SScH gers.

Per steamship Charleston. for New YORK;
] FORSYTH. Mrs Egall. Crlnce. \ Fa!k, wife
chId and nurse, Mrs II { Foster. chi!i anil nurse,
IL Iiudgins and wife, W Cheney I Stokes
Miss Petty. Mrs wnslow, Mrs Noble and daugll.
ter. Mrs Johnson, Mrs kraeger, Mr. Pau!dinE, j
Fostuuis, Cohen AMI vie. Miss Paudng. Miss
Cohen, \ L Bristol, T N Bristol. Nr .tsrinwa.l, "
l. Moses. II d II uppcnhcinl. ] VI Lamb. Fyier.
y S Easton. II D Morris. L Reilly. Dr. Mitchell. "
N Grant L L Norris, q Waterl0uSc and wife. X
A W Morris, f Gum, G Burlche, & F Hud-
gins, j Springs. Mrs Judge Carpenter Miss Car
penter 4 Ellis and wife, ]; Cong,lon aid wife.
two children. f ] Dawson, W l. Steedman. j Gal
vim. 7 Keman, and II In stceragc.
Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
L II True Mr. Frost. W = Clyde, j Wetson, j Hill,
G " Woodman, A Smith, G NJ Dewcy. J L Saldin:
Can,ain I AmaZeen, A ketchan. p E NJ Craith, W
Deiiaport, Mollerlower, L Godfrey, Miss Lii. A
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ORANGEBURG, June l6. Sales during the
week 40 bales We quote: Ordinary lGc; low
mIddling l. isalSc; mildling lSi.al9c.
MACON, June lI.-Receipts to-day IS bales:
sales 81: shipped Is bales. The market continues
dull, and prices still tend downward. We quote
mlGdngS at The close this evening q; lSi.c; de-
mand moderate, and but little Offering.
ATLANTA June 1.-THE market closed at 1870
for middlings: 1910 for low middiings: Ike
for good ordinary: &C for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY. June 17.-MarHet dull low
mildlings lTisal'5Gc.
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NJ york Naval stores Market i.

From the Journal OF Commerce, 18th Instant:
Spirits turpentine meets with very limited sale,
and stock Is steadily accumulatlng. Prices show
no important change. Sales are 20 6ols: IN mer.
Charitable order, at 3Sa3s1zc and so New York
6bs, on private terms For rosins trade Is very
dull, and all grades are offered freely at late
figures Strained may be quoted at 81 02}sa2 %.
Best pale quoted at So 50aSI.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

BARcELoNA-Per Spanish brig Anita-2O5 bales
upland cotton, 325 bbls rosin.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charlcston-l5 bags
sea Island cotton $50 bales upland cotton, 10y .cs
rice Il bales yarn 90 rolls leather, 262 empty bar
rels, is packages sundries lISo ools potatoes
zoos crates vegetables.
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hhds Molasses.-Sales have delivered at con.
venient out.ports. elsyed at 5rs and museoVadoes
at 81! to 53lrs = keg: Honey firm; small lots al
6alac p gallon. Other produce and FABRICS, no
change in values, and, In cigars, the hands OBJ
tainable have no idle hours, while many orders
are DELAYED In the factories Of reputation.
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GEORGETOWN Market.

georgetown MafKet'
GEORGETOWN June 1G.--COTToN.-Sales OF
bales this week, at from IL ~ lsc. We quote
CoRN.-Arrlyal OF cargoes this week. selling
at 81 10 per bushel.
T1MpER-Arriving freey--bringipg from TO
15c per cubic foot.
TrRPENTISE.-Nirgin dip $3.50: yellow dip :" 10:
scrape or hard 81 90 to 50 per Dbl, o! $50 pounds
to the bbl.
SPIRITS TrRrESTISE.--Per gallon SIC.
TAR.-Per b'il. retail. S%.
PEANUTS.-Per bushel Slal p.
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Receipts by Eailronu, june Is

SOUTH CAKULINA kA-LNU.U
leu bales cotton, s. bales dOncSticS, s. bh!S Aa-
val stores, ILL., bushels grain. cars lunhtr car
wood car stock 81 casks clay IL Railroad
Agent Nacnman " co. l. u DcSIGs>ure Gratsei
IL Smith. J Marshall. PelZer. Rodgers Il CO. ] II
W Devices. kinsmIan X Howell. & ii Waiter " co.
Goldsmith * son, + j Kerr ~ -. J Adger * co, W
e Courtney " GO, e W Williams Il 60. W W Smith.
q Fun aud W Roach.
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Gbina, Grnrkern, &r.
o,~~-I.-.--y--.
WILLIAM G, "l'lLDES 4 Co.,
DEALERS 1N
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Columbus Market.

Mt about the following prices Ordinary ljl.a
l6xc: good ordinary lie; low middling lI2ialsc:
mifdling lSl.c. sales Of the week 652 ha!es-ll.
on European orders, o on Northern account. aa35
TO Boston for Northern spinners. The sales OF the
week are 81 bales less than previous week: weeks
receipts l59 bales, against LOG the previous one
and g. the corresponding week OF last season.
Shipments 700 bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1869. ........ l25
Received past week.. log
Received previously &c, ,3l6-Go+'5
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 66,6QO
Shipped past week.................. 80
Shipped previously ..........6o, ,s"5-ol.6l3
Stock on hand. June II, ls70.............. 1856
On the week livestock has decreased 63l bales.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES,

MUM 5 PHASEs,
First Quarter, 9th. hours. 5G minutes, evening.
Fuli Moon. 18Th hours, - minutes. morning.
Last Quarter, 10th. I hours. II minutes. evening
New Moon 18th, hours. l3 minutes. evening.
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Stone, Miss L j Tingley, Miss HILL B surtam, q
Sloan, and Hennesy.
Per steamer Argo, from Edisto and Way Land
lngs-H Lancaster, y Easton, Whaley, Sea,
brook, Mrs W Seabrook, Black, Bailey, and
Is deck.
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that any ,,eaer cai sell ills aF!c.e "ln0uC d
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