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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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DISTRICT COURT.
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CORRAL g. STABLE.

Attached to this establishment is n good COR
RAJ aud STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN V. SCOTT
Shasta. June 10Th, 1859. je19
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FISH AS FooD.-A well known writer
on chemistry as applied to food, has made
the statement, based on actual scientific
investigation, that there is as much SUBJ
stance in pound Of salmon as there is in
pound Of muttoh.-Placer Herald.
This argument may do very welliu Cali
foriiia, but it won't go down in Oregon.
A friend of ours was employed as purser.
last year, on one OF the D. S. N. Cos,
splendid packets plying from Portland to
the Dalles. Seating himself at the break
fast table one morning, he found dish of
broiied salmon in front of him, and asked
a passenger seated near him. if he would
have some. "Not much," retorted the
gentleman from Soap creek sd'ye think
I'm dtrhed tool enough to eat anything
thapll kill dorg, a y?"-Yreka Union.
Thuse hervously apprehensive persons
who have Of late been so much alarmed by
the scientific ahnoHncemeh. that the crust
of the eurfh was dangerously thin, not
thicker ttla'itely than is an eggshell to the
egg; may now live without fear of break
ing through terra frma, and being prccipi-
tated into vast abyss below. An able
scientist has, ter much careful labor,
discovered that the carth's crust is two
thousand five hundred miles in thickness,
and that more attenuated envelop for this
cosy sphere of ours would be unable to
resist the force of the sun and moot. IA
thitihef ertst thah the one necessary, two
thotsahd five hundred miles in diameter"
obseftes this learned professor, "would BIZ
bulsed up by tide within the molten mass;
like the tide of the ocean," More secure
than ever may We now therefore walk, live
and do good deeds on this globe of ours.
A solid foundation of two thousand FIVE
hundred miles compels respect froth the
most tithorous of mortals.
PLUcKY SEA CAPTAIN.-The Oakland
Transcript referring to the action of CAP.
tain Lawson, in bringing his vessel to this
port, says: Captain Lawson, Of the British
iron ship Scythia, applied the other day for
a tug to tow his empty vessel to Vallejo
to receive grain cargo for foreign port.
Tho tug monopoly announced the cost
charge of $500. Indignant at the attemlt.
ed swindle, the Captain set sail and arriv.
ed with some little delay at Vallejo. The
citizens received him with COMMUNICATION
for his pluck and skill. The lesson is 4
good one. The San Francisco shylocks
a1d harpies who have made that port by
word ih all the mel icantie services of the
world by their extortions, had better heed
the old fable of Esop about the goose that
laid golden eggs Yet as injury Of loss
under such circumstances might vitiate the
insurance, Vallejo owes it to herself to have
tug service OF her own, and leave San
francisco harbor monopoly of "shangha
ing" in all its forms and application.
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Northern Light Lodge, No. 100, +. Il A..
NJ. Miliville.

~ H. Ross, W. NJ. Up. webb, S. W. +;
<IDIN Henry johnson, j. w. DR.. GuptilI. Sec !.
% D. c. Stevenson. s. D.: johnson Fonde,
J. D.; Robt. Boyce. Marshal. A. viii
liairs and George Williamson, Stewards; r. +,
Martip, Tyler.
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w. A. g., j. v1luntine, VIZ. s..
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W. NJ. L. veid. W. A. NJ, J. crocker. VIE
]. Isaacs, W. o. g.. A. M, Scott, W. C.. WIN.
Jackson, P. W. C. T. Meets on Monday night.
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"A nts.

L. p. FISHER, 70 = 81 New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agentin
San Francisco. ssn snTf asH
HUDSON MENET, No. Al Park Row. n. Y.
are authorized to solicit and collect for advertis-
ing in New York and other eastefh Cities
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FLEMING'S SAW MILL,
Brandy Greek.
JOHN FLEMING, Proprietor.

vNvHIS MILL l. IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
4 tinn ou Brandy Creek, about two miles from
Thiskvtswn. anil g. C SCHROEDER will keep
~ Lasd aud for sale supply of Lumber. At
Shasta. aud all orders left with him viii receive
prompt attention. l.. BEnRENS will also re-
tcive ord .rs aud attend IN the sale of Lumber at
Whiskytowu. Prices reasonable,
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Shasta Chapter. No. Q. R. a. M.

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~NK.; John v. Scott, s.; D. P. BystIe, C.
NJ H.; J. Isaacs, P. s.; IN. Chappcll, R.
VAC; l. WeIlendorff, M. W.; q. C.
Schroter NJ. I'd "; Chas. Anderson. Ist "; b.
We'll, Treas; G. l. Taggart, Secy. j; J. F. scammon
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of each month.
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Shasta Council. No. 9, +. & A. NJ.
A J. Isaacs, T. l. M. A. Dobrowsky, D. I.
ES4 NJ; d. p Bystel, g. C. W.; John " Scott,
I Treas. L. Wellendorf, Recorder. /; J. n Chap
pell, of g.; Chas. Anderson. Conductor; |;
g. e. Schroeder. Steward: Grant L. Taggart, Mar.
shall. J. Z Scammon, Sent.
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exnorts to Great Britaln57 sales $50; stock o. $685.
GALVESTON, July l3.-Cotton dull; gooo ololnS.
nv I8c: net receipts $40 bales; exports 70 Great
Britain 121; stock 70, l25.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON, July 1s-Noon.-sugar an0at sos 90
to 30s Cd: y, "a
onIr .IIyERPooL. July is-Noon.-Lard 4ss Cd.
NEW YORK, July 1S-.EooL.-Flo1r .dul and
heavy. T-heai outlet and unchanged. Corn steauy.
Pork weak at S1S25. Lard quiet Turpenunss I[nl re
at 52a55c RosIn: quiet and frm at sSaS i21s iol
strained. ,,,aa wh,a.
kew MEc' Wheat io lower; new and old winter
rad and amber western 81 d5at 81. Corn shade
easier at flHa72c. Mess pork lower az Slo.
Lard-Settle loac. Naval stores steady.
BALTIMORE, July 1s.-Flour active @ ana lmpTOv, poSn
duli: white 77a73c; yellow 74a75c. Provisions IN
changed Whiskey 9+a94Hc..s
lWIIMEGroN, July 49, ;nirlts turpentlne nrm p
at Al. Rosln firm at SIS I, No !, SS 70 ZOE NO =
AZ rs for low No 2, for extra pale 81, lor pale
Sc rs. crude turpentine finn at So 80 for yeuo"
dip and 81 Is for virgin; ,,,or. rev
superfne winter ss 60. Corn, yellow higher; =
Others unchanged; mixed sacks 6la62c. Whlskey
e9o. PORK sis rs, on orders Bacon IL 2 ltmlteo
iobbing demand; shoulders 71fc; clear sides shc'
&C CfNt HNNArr July 1s.-FTour steady. Corn droop.
ing at 55a58. Pork dull at SIS. Lard, 1ohe asked
Bacon dropping; shoulders 6xa6%c; sides s7sasc
WhIsKey firm at 9lc.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-Flour dull. Corn ~ M lall
demand at 70c Provisions tend down. ~niskes
IN; .NRW No oRIsANs, July Is.-Hsy-none on landing;
sales from warehouse, prime. S2o; cholce SS..
PORK firmer; mess S16 25al660. Bacon hrmer az
TXc. All others unchanged
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, July 1S-Noon.-Cons0ls 93ss. Bonds
92H. The Bank Oh England has reduced the rate
Evening Increased nearly half million
pounds. Gonsos s3hasass. Bonds 99tS.
SEAsASoil NEW YORK, % July lsSNoon.MFreislts DUH.
Stocss stea,iy and very dull. Gold dull at l2Ia
l2I Governments, steady aud heavy. Stare
bonds very quiet. Money easy at per cent E.:
chanse-long l0k. short II.
Evrnlng-Money superabundant at 2a3: ster'
ling weiE, and sold as low as 10. Gold llTale.
Governments dull and steady. States dul Ten'
nessees II. new II Il. :Yirginias 66 new 73. Louis.
ianas 90 new So; ievees ~; elghts 81 Alaoamas
Uarollnas ae new 27 South Carolinas rs; new
5sk. Freignts steady.
NEW ORLEANS, July la.-sterling 24K. Sight Il
prem. GUld l3.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July 13-Noon.-.Cotton opens
dull; uplands 81. Orleans 9Ad.
Afternuou.-Cottnn heavy; sales $4,000 bales;
export and speculation 1000.
Evening Cotton closed heavy; uplands 3D.
NEw YORK, July 1s-Nuon.-Cotton opened
quie,; uplan,is 2oNc, Orleans 21Hc; sales 400
Eyeninp.-Cotton quiet; sales 47e bales; up
BosroS' July ls.-Cotton dull mIddlings o1t4c;
net receipts bales; gross 2s75; sales 200; STOCK
5000.
BALTiMoKE, July l3-Cottnn dull, but NOT
lower; mtldnss 20 ha2o%c; net receipts q; gross
123 sales 1875: stock 1850 bales. ..,,-
NORFOLK July l3.--, o ton quiet; low mtddhngs
19c; net receipts IS; exports coastw1se 1S; slock
l036. bales. .s.
wnMINoToS. July ls.-Cotton quiet; middllngs
90; mt ceipts 10 bales; exports coastwse oos'
sales 9; Stock 90S.
AUGUSTA. luy ls.-Cotton market dVl and
easier at lsh 100 for middllngs; sales 140; re.
celpts 80 "a es.
SAVANNAH. July 1s.-Cotton firmA mddngs
20 ka2O &c; net receipts so bales; stock $780,
MOBILE, Juy l3-Corton dull aud nominal;
midd inra 2nc: stock o'3
New ORLEANS, July 12.-Cotton dull and lower;
nluduugs 2vIc; net receipts 228 bales, gross 2s3;
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Nev yorkNavai stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce. Tuesday, July
III: Ia spirits turpentine there is very little
offered, unless at advanced prices The loca! de.
mand is light, the feeling In this branch OF the
trade being ayerse to buying large parcels - 10
shipping movement, which has been free at VII
mingtoH, and to some extent here, is the main
stimulus. We quote merchantable lots at about
ACC. Rosins-The market Is excited on stralneo; !;
the stock is pretty well concentrated, and some
considerable outward movement, together with
foreign reports ana irregular and advanced prices
sales embrace 600 bbls strained at So; 1000 bols
do at SO l2K, and 500 bbls low No. at So Is,
closing with small lots Offering at So 12H, and
large parcels held at 1925. The fine grades RI
main In moderate supply, and, With some ntW'
favor. Sales are 500 bbls pale at So rs; 400 bbls
at So so, and so bbls at So. We quote No at
So 25aS 65; No. at s3T6a4 80; pale at 81 1885,
extra pale Sc 25aT rs.
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DOMESTIC.
The Charleston iSnrket.

FOR TAX WEEK ENDING THuRsDAY, JULY Is.
THE GRoPs.-The weather xor the week just
closed has been remarkably hot and generally
dry IN this section. The action on the growing
crops has no doubt been. favorable, and the In.
telgence nom the interior Of this STATE was In
most cases satisfactory, but reports from the
Southwest have continued OF nature to indicate
dimlniahed, growth in that quarter, although
the latest information shows some Improvement.
The season. has arrived at q period when the
character or the weather must have an important
innnehee on the result OF the crop, and win be
watched with anxiety.
kTHK RKcKrPTss-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for theweek up TO, Friday last were ls,4e8 oales,
against ,ls7 the week before; and 1856 for the
. period last year. AT New Orleans the receipts
sers 1913 bales, IN contrast with 2s4s the season
previous. Fheso.sl supplies at the cotton ports
from September ], 1870, up to the latest mall
dates, were a,s2a.lls bales, against 2ssl Ill the
year before. showing an increase OF 1,o7I, ,4o2
bales. The arrivals at the principal Southern mar.
kets from September l. 1870 up to the latest tele.
graphic intelligence, as ssecompared with the year
before were as follows:
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increase, Of the stock In sight

increased the STOCK In sight. Sl9,oIU
TIE receipts at tnisport for the past week were
-bags or sea islands and Floridas, and 1909 bales
,of;ppiandss against = bags OF sea islands and
Flordlas, and 1873 bales;of uplands the week be.
fore, and "a bags OF sea Islands and Flortdas, and
1852 hates or up ands for the period last season,
. These supple. were received as follows: Say Of
uplSnds:per South Carolina Railroad 1919 bales,
per northeastern Railroad so, Savannah and
Charleston Railroad =, Peedee 8; Of sea islands
none.
I. The COTTON MARKET.-Thls article displayed
stronger tendency during q part OF the week un.
derreview,s but became easier, and tho foreign
markets which opened at 3s@9Hd q B for mid,
ding uplands, hardened TO ex@o2d; declined to
90. AT New York, which commenced at 211fc.
sti1ened 20 2l4c, receded to 2O%c;. while al this
point middling uplands began at 2oe' improved %
.2oX a fb. and closed nominal The m vements
at Liverpool and New YORK during thls period
were as 70 lows: On sriday, July {, the FORMER
was sIrong. uplands s@9xd, sales is 600 b les;
rheilatter was stro6g al 2lhc. sales 6o4l bales.
0nSaturday the former was excited, up'ands
'exd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was nc g ID
higher, upIaDds 2lXc, sales 5000 bales. On Mon
day the former was strong, uplands 9H@9&d;
sales q. 90 bales; the latter was hrm al 2l3sc,
sales ALI bales. On tuesday the former was
quiet, uplands sS@ssl. sales $4,000 bales; the
latter was dun al 2lc. On Wednesday the former
was dull aud easier uplands 9Hd, sales $4,000
bales; the latter was dull and nominal at 20Xe,
sales l5o,bales. Yesterday he former was hs ayy,
sales Il 600 bales, npaads9d; the latter was quiet
at 20Xc.
The following isa statement Of the sales and
prices in this market for the week just cfosed: On
Friday, July>'. there wasa light demand forgood
GRADES ..nd clean stained, sales $50 bales, low
grades nominal. low midd,ing ls@lsh, midGlinlg
90. strict NJ adllng 2lc 2 tb. On Saturday the
markes was, rler, aud on receipt OF kilograms
improved full nc q ib. sales $50 bales ordinary
oaood ordinary being gu ted at 16@ls, low mid
ding i9X92O, midd lug 2Oh@2l. strict mladlpg
afss::Gon Monday. the article was quiet, sales 80
baes. qaotstio1s as before. On Tuesday The In
qniry aim,,el principally for strict mlddling
and stained qualities, prlc.s showing rather less
strength, 2i9 bales ordinary to good oraina'
~ being quoted at 1s@lsK, low mldding lsh,
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co1afERc1AI NEWS.
Expor1s Yesterday.

Exports Yesterday.
LoNpoN-Per British bark Syl7ia-5S7 tons phos-
phate rock. ,ro
PHILApELPHIA-Per steamship Yirginia-352
bales cotton, 2S tierces rice, 2l+ bales domestcs
and goods, 81 bundles OF paper, rs tons olo non'
BSLTxoRE-Per schr Stickney-25o tons
phosphate rock, 1900 bags ground phospna1e.
Exports OF the Week ending July Id
FOREIGN.
-PoRr N GREAT BRITAIN-Per bark American
, Gloyds-720 tons phosphate rock.
BlRCELoNL-Per Spanish orig Borl2ua-l39
bales upland cotton, 206 bbs rostn.
MATANzAs-PeS schr True Blue-30,ooO 1ees OF
lumber.
Egw. YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina-115
BAGS sea island cotton, 672 bales upland cotton,
s8 tt.rces rice SIT bbs naval stores, 81 bales do
mesttcs, 10 bbls cotton seed meal, l9 bb,s cotton
seed oil "a casks clay, It's coils rope, 20 bundles
paper 57A waLelmel0ns, 3ll crates fruit, 81 pack
ages mdse. ......per steamship James Adger-54
bags seaisand 205 bales upland cotton. 81 tierces
131 bales domestic goods. 1o6 bbs rosin, 20 pkgs
suHdrtes, s3e4 4bs4es lruit, 62ls watermelons.
PHnADELPH1L-Per steamship Emplre-i6l
bales cotton, 125 bales domestic goods, 642 bols
naval stores. and sundrles.. .......Per scnr BENZ
Gartside-ls0o 600 feet lumber.
BAhrIMoRB-PGr steamship Sea Guu-S8 baies
cotton tierces rice, Is bales dOmesttcs $4,000
feet lumber, 16 casks wine. bales hides lsa obls
rosin and sundries. Perschr b Brd-l07,00
feet OF lumber.
FALL RIVER, EAss--Per scar Sarah A Reed
$4,000 feet lumber.
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A. auiot Hour.
LosorEILow's NEW POEM.

The sunlight Is past and the dusty air
.That. .nlled the day In It's prime;
OF all Che hours there ts.n0ne 30 Ialr
The wind. tha. blew IKE q breath Of heal,
IscoOler and fresher now; ,noo.
OF All the winds there Is none 80 sWee''
Set evening wind, as thou.
An hour like this is soon forgot'
And never recalled again;
The peace al d rest We remember nor.
Oniy the Joy and the IN. .r;,
We're we content with such pleasure as thls'
We might be happy In rest:
pnr IN the pursuit OF more !hficult bliss,
we scorn to be easily best
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Sew York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, July II:
There has been very fair movement, mainly 10
prices generally ruling easy, even on the finest
grades. Sales OF so tcs CARO- Ina at shasc and
$50 bags Inuia at 6Xa7I4c for Rangoon, and !Aa
From the Journal OF Commences: The business
In foreign continues to be fair. and ste1dy rates
are current. We notice sales Of $50 bags Rangoon
and Patna at 7a7Hc. In domestic the business 1s
light and prices are more or less nominali 70 tcs
common sold at SIC.
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wiImIngton Market.

WILMINGTON, July 1e-SPIRITs TURPEETrEE.-
Sales Of only 40 casks at 47c per gallon for south:
RosIN.-sales Of 1851 bbls at So 80 for strained.
So Is for No. 2, IS rs for No.12 s8 for pale, and
So IS for extra pale.
CRUDE TUKPENTINK.-Sales OF only 80 bbls at
1925 for yellow dip, and 81 Is for virgin. :.
No sales reported In either Tar or cotton.
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Inter1or Cotton n1nrket

COLUMBUS, July 1l.--Little offering in our mar.
ker; middling 19c; sales IA bales; receipts 20.
MONTGOMERY, July 1.-THE Montgomery cot.
ton market Is unchanged, and very little o1er'
Ing.
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=
List of shipping
M.THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JULY 1S.
Vessels under 100 tons and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, woodhhll, atAdger's wharf
for New York. loadng-James Adger &co.
lmore, ready-P @ Trenholm. =.
BARKS.
American Lloyds, 511 tons, Park, in the Stream,
for Liverpool, ready-W Roach q CO..
yinco, iBr) 4a4 tons, Robson,at Marshall's wharf,
for Liverpool. loading-Henry Card.
Rhea Sylvia, {Br) 47o tons, Cofi, la Ashley River.
fora Port In Great Britain, ready-B Rhett
James Muir, tsrJ $50 TONS Rogers. ii Ashley
ayer, for Port in Great Britain, loadlns-B
Carmen. tspan, as4 tons, arardo, a. Union wharf,
for Malaga, loading q co.
BRIGs.
Georgie, 100 tons, swan, in the Stream for Baltl-
more reRdy-Shackelforl Kelly.
L @ Madeira, 243 tons, Moslander, In Ashley
River, for New York, loadlng-HF + Baker
Il Jennings, 500 tons, Sears, at N E Railroad
wharf, Tor Weymouthi loadfng-Wm Roach
n Ssks Esa sBsaSnss 5% s!R 5i,,s M EsEaEPE sEs
-BS Rhett q Son. -
scHooNERs.
III Stickney, = TONS Fooks, al. Robbs Mill, for
Baltimore, loading-Street Bros e. CO.
Florence Rogers, 400 tons, Sheppard, in Ashley
River, for New York. loadlng-W Roach CO.
Philadelphia, loadlng-BS $ Rhett u Son.
Lucy Collins, 1888 tons, Collins, in Ashley River,
for Boston, loading A .Ensow. i co.
Willie Marlin, 2so tons, Eoyes, In Ashley River,
for Balt more, loajlng-J A Enslow & CO..
E MesServey, - tons, Wall, in Ashley River,
from Providence, loadlng-L Potter. :.
MatoaEa tons, .F0oks, at N E Railroad wharf,
for Baltimore, loading Street Bros co
Virginia Dare, ITO tons, johnson. in the Stream,
from New York, just arrived-Master.
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Stock of Cotton In. the Interior Towns
Mt tho Latest Dates.
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to the public are pronounced BY all the celebrated
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Phe scientific principle on which they are con
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They are mounted In the finest manner, IN
frames OF the best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose. Their finish and durability can.
not be surpassed.
CAuTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer In Watches. Jeweiry,
Sterling Silverware and Optical Goods,
No. 307 King street.
oct3l-stuth1yr Charleston, s. o.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. Co... JULY ii, 1871.
Lat 81 deg As min ss sec. Lon 7sdes 81 mln2saec.
ARRIVED YEsTERDA

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Water Lilly, Toglio Edisso, Enterprise
and Way Landings. Mdse and sundrles. no D
Nlsbet, O. G.Graveley, " WItte, Kinsman Bros, J.
E Taylor & CO, D Paul & co. A Johnson, KlintE.
Wickenberg Il co, aud Others
Steamer Wawenock, Fabian, Edisto River. 15o
tons ground phosphate. To Il F Baker & CO.
ATQUARANTINE.
British brig R Mckay Spearing, LeFay or, New
Orleans. Ballast, To B s Rhett j Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship virginia, Sumter, Philadelphia
. sr G bark Kaea Sylvia, coml, London-B 8 Rhest
& Son. -.
:, schr J Il stlckney, Fooks, Baltimore
Bros & co..
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia. : =
British brig SIR. Robert Mcclure, Jones, Ply.
mouth, Eng.
schr Sarah A Reed, Reed, Fall River.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Empire, Hlnckley, at Philadelphia
BARK Fannie, Jones, New York, July 10.
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