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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-07
NEW FORK CITY FINANCES.

New YORK, September G.
It Is understood that to-day applications will
be made before Judge Barnard for an inJunc-
tion against the heads Of the city government
to restrain them from collecting taxes. Issuing
any more bonds and transferring any more
real estate. These are the principal points to
be inserted In the legal document. This move
ment is inaugurated by an association called
the executive committee of the citizens and
taxpayers for the financial reform of the City
of New York.
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4 S.dT.dGE DISTILLER.
ST I.nrIs. Sentember {

ST. LOUIS, september ..
A man named Hanna, who runs an Illicit
dlstillery In defiance OF the revenue ohcer5,
and who has figured in half dozen shooting
affairs, killed three of party of men who. at
tackled bis home at Bloomfield.
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NoTs.-Ine weather report dated 7.47 O'Clock,
this morning, will be posted in the rooms of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-07

@-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mrs. Ann Nealon, and also Of
Mrs. Q. o'Connell and Family, are respectfully in.
Vlted to attend the Funeral Of JAMES ANTHONY,
the only son OF the former, at O'Clock THIS AT.
TERNooN, from their residence, No. So Queen
street, without furth er invitation. sep7-*
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~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

to all Sub-Agents OF the Land Commission that,
from and after the nrst day Of March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOzO, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. G. DBLARGE, L. O. s. s. q.
Columbia. February 2s, 1871. marl1
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@ THE SEASON is APPROACHING
for Chlldren's Summer Complaints, especially In
those who are Teething. A safe and secure RENE.
dy is all important, and mothers will nnd such
one In DIR. BAER'S GERMAN SOOTHING COR.
DIAL. To be had of all Druggists. apr24-mwf
~ NOTICE.-FOR THE PRESENT
the Steamers of the New York and South Carolina
steamship Company Will take no PASSENGERS
from Charleston to New York, in order to insure
dispatch and avoid detention OF Freights at New
York. WAGNER agGER CO., Agents.
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@ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. j. Jowitt, and Of his
brothers, T. G. and W. G. Jowitt, and Mr.. T.
Cordes aud family, are respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral OF the INFANT DAUGHTER OF
the former, at their residence. No. 1o2 Market
street, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'CLOCK. SEPT
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CRIME IN THE STATE.
More IncendIarism.

The Marion star says we leaTu luaC
barn beldpging to Mr.. W. j. Wilder. of this
district, LAS destroyed by fire on Saturday
night las& 1t contained about 5000 pounds
of fodder, q saddle, &C., which were destroy
ed. Mr. Wilder says he reached the building
in time to see that lt had been fred by an in
cendlary."
The Negro Ku-klu1.
The Klngstree Star says: 'We saw negro
Yesterday morning that was ku.kluxed at
Salters Depot on Friday night last. Cesar
Timmons. q negro, shot Ellis Knight. another
negro. Ellis says he was shot in the dark, and
that thirteen shot took effect In his thigh. he
did not appear to be disabled, but his pants
were bloody. Guns and ammunition are
cheap, law is scarce, and objects to be shot are
plentiful. Let US have peace"
Shot At.
The Phoenix of yesterday says: "a few
nights ago, as Mr.. Hornsby, who resides sew
eral miles above Columbia, arrived In the
vicinity of Cane Greek bridge, he saw fox
and emptied his revolver at the animal. He
had only passed few rods farther, when an
unknown individual presented pistol at him
and exploded cap. AS his pistol was empty,
MI. n. put spurs to his horse and rapidly
moved of. 1t was in this immediate vicinity
that Mr. Dubard lost his lille several months
sjncpn
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~ DISINECTANTS.- HOSE IN
want Of DIsINFECTANTS will find full assort-
ment at the Drug Store Of DR.. b. BAER, in Meet
Ing street. sepl
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6perial Notifies.

@ CITY TAXES.-OFFICE OF CITY
TREASURY, sEPTEMBER1 l, lS7l.-The third and
last instalment OF CORPORATION TAX for 1871
will be received during the present month.
S. THoAAS,
sep7.thstu3 City Treasurer.
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~NOTICE-OFFICE SAVANNAH
IND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,

CHARLESTON, s. C.-1he Coupons on the Bonds
OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com.
pany, for Funded Interest, which mature Septem'
ber l, 1871, will be paid on presentation at the
Banking House OF q. b. KlMPToN, Financial
Agent State South Carolina No. 9 Nassau street,
New York, or at the First National Barh OF
Charleston, at the option OF holders.
aup3l.thfstuth5 6 w. FISHER Treasurer.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-FRANCIS
PAULsPRlN Champion OF the Lunatlc Asylum,
Columbia, scaled the walls on the Sd Of septem.
ber, and escaped to Charleston on the 5th OF Sep
tember, arriving there safe. Published by F. T. A.
sep1.lt
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~N OTICE-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. C.-The Coupons for interest
on the Bonds Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company guaranteed by the State OF
South Carolina, which mature September Ist,
1s7l will be paid on presentation at the First Ma
tional Bank Of Charleston. wv. FISHER,
aug31-thfstuth5 Treasurer.
~OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
MARKET HALL, CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER,
l, 1sn-The ofice OF this Association will be
opened daily from O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 O'Clock
P. M. Mr.. DANIEL s. HART, Clerk Of the Board,
will be In constant attendance to meet all appli-
cations for relief, receive contributions, &c.
The Secretary will be at the oaice daily at I
O'Clock P. NJ, to examine and select nurses, and
those who desire situations as nurses must apply
at this office. GEORGE s. PELZER, n. D.,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
PERSONAL.

Senator Sumner has one of the finest private
collections Of engravngs in the country, and has spent
a very large in their acquisition Much Of his sur
plus income is devoted TO their purchase.
Since the POpc's loss of temporal power he
is reported to have been offered presents and coutrbu
tons from all sources Of the value Of several millions
Of dollars, nearly all OF which he has declined.
John b. Cough has been compelled by i'll
heahto give up all lecture gagemens. at least for the
present said TO have delivered lectures aud
speeches since November than any man in America.
VIM. X. Davis, believed to be an American,
fell leaped the top of the Pyramids lately and
broke his neck His conduct had been SO strange for
suicide.
Spielhagen is said to have made himself
pecuuiary independent by his works Of fiction and to
have outincda series Of novels Illustrating the develop
mcnt OF mind and character by poverty ana adverse
circumstances
Bismarck enjoys the reputation of saying
more witty things, with less effort, than any man in
Germany. A coucsp Onlcnt, writing OF him, he is
as ready as an American bright rs Frcnchm"n, and
singing a Spauiird In his couceits ana cnrams,
Charles Victo.re Greuillon, formerly noted
singer at the Vaudeville, and in the CAFES Chan
tans Of Paris died on the "a inst Of the little town Of
Pombiercs the south OF France, in great poverty and
Distress lie was a. one time quite wealthy hut dssi-
pated his means ia fast living.
Stephen NJ. Wells, who recently died very
poor near st. Paul. MIMI owned 40 which
the business part Of the city stands, but sold t
because he wanted money and had not sufficient
knowledge of nus meas to mortgage his real estate Il&d
he kept his property he would nave been the Weathies
man in the state.
Giuseppe Partini, young sculptor of Parma,
carved with several years Of ahor statue of Venus
and sent toTorence, expecting il would make him fame
and fortune The work was severely Grcissed ana ,R
heart. The day, the story runs s statue was
praised by competent critics, and sold for a hand-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

duly cxharating on this occasion. Mr.. Lirgard d.
versifed the entertainment with somo Of his clever
limitations
Mr. Julian Kent. new clown, made his ap-
pearaucc at the Circus last night" Across the Cont
nent Is acted IL the afternoon well the evening at
Woods MuseuIf Performances take place there every
dayWedncsday and Saturday Matin6cs are to be given
rs usual at the Olympic Theater and at the NewYork
Circus.
also on Thursday and at the saturday Matinee at
Booths Theaer Mr.. Booth will enact Idgo. The OiheUo
Saturday nights. We observe with pleasure that Mr.
which he will play BeriVoeio.
The production of Mr. Augustin Dalvs play
of Horizon at the Olympic heater and the debut II
MT H. Woltsohn, OeO at the Fourteenth-st Theater
Marie Seebaeh playing Desdenona-are the chief the
atrea of this evening Mention should be made
81 he iact mat Marie seebaeh Will appear at Matinee,
at Chickering's Hall. on Wednesday,
Nine. Marie Seebach's performance, mt the
Matinee, tomorrow at Chckcrng Hall, VIII consist of
reading and recitation. She will read the Park scene,
Leben,- by Chanisso, and the last scene from "Die
Nibelungen" by Hebbel The recitation will consist OF
Leder by Heine der Brief an den Heben GOtt," by
Nogl Die sicbcn NiXen," by ROquette, and "Des
Sangers Fluch," by INLAND.
Number 60 of Erery Saturday contains an
Mr. Forrest has long banished plays Of juvenile
sentiment from his list; and he never the man To
ton and the like though he pictures the tenderness OF
father very beautifully in yirginiaS and In Damon.
fallen harmessy in love with him across the footights
than with any other actor Of this generation, shines
chiefly in parts like Rcheeu and ShyOct Hamlet IagO,
BrduS and others OF sOmber cast His Oye-maKiug is
fierce and fervid almost gloomy, and with OF the
roseate glow about it which should color ROmeos apos
trophies. No of his OF this kind fingers in
the memory that OF RichGrd with Ladg Anne,
when the passion so effectively displayed is simulated for
purpose and the cruelty and hatred Of the CLEANS
ever through the suOrs appeal to the pretty widow to
dispatch him with his own sword ii she cannot bid him
hope. As TO the actor most eminent IN another school,
Mr. Lester Wallack, general knowledge OF his manner
leaves the impression upon the mind that the heroes he
enacts are rather inclined to assume a dgniled and
peaceful haueur, while the herOncs fan In love with
Them than 10 develop great deal Of sincere ardOr OF
their And this leads TO tho general remark that
the actors OF lovers being generally handsome
somewhat disposed to rely those charms which nature
has given Them rather than TO exert such fascInaOus
and to beay such depth OF emotion should mark the
WuOer."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
pAmwAY MATrERs IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, March 19.-At a meeting Of thc
Portland. -lcu ana Portsmouth Railroad Company on
saturday. perpetual lease to the Eastern Road was
o..aoted on q basis OF 10 per cent OF is
estimated value. This shuts out the Boston
s.d Maine Railroad from its old benefit OF
10 ,ouueo tJn, and it will now proceed to build an indie
pendent road INTO Portland from Berwick Junction, hav
fr, already accrpcd the charter obtained last Winter.
ii.lsfur s tie most important IN all our recent rail-
ro1d history ard viii inaugurate fierce competition
'r, Maine Central las tried TO effect this lease Of the
Portland Saso and Portsmouth Road in It's own behalf,
AND hu, If, thr wants Of both the Boston roads, but
Tho feeling of trust had become strong that the
Et-fnrn ko1G. whose ownership Is largely IN common
with Che PR aud, SacO and Portsmouth Company. de-
.iI.d o fIp e.-e into their own hands ana the,
threaten that A. the Boston ana Maine build road 10
Portland Will build another road on tho Boston end,
eating the Boston and Maine at Dover This is hut the
ginning cf the new spirit recently aroused among the
tcr Railroad men, and its possible complication can
not gcn Ic flrp.ocu. on the whole, the community is
wei. satisfied 40 the prospect since u viii De the occa ion
% tln Iuu -I"tr outlay Of nearly sOO5CO or foreign
..r,.. % fen D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
TIE NEW STEAMERS FOR THE NMAN LINE.

Two new steamers, the City of Montreal
and the CITY Of Richmond have just been built at the
woIlInown ship-yard Of Todd McGregor Glasgow for
fba Iuman Atlantic mail service The City Of Montreal
j. about $500 tuns 42s feet in length 3 feet BEAM AID 20
feet depth of hold Tho City Of Richmond Is of about the
same tinnaee l38 feet in length, with the same beam
and depth as her companion steamer Tney are IN every
respect similarly built. The former was launched
r., ,i sipco and the latter will be of the ways in
few dov. Inc civ Of Montreal has four decks divided
y wateY-tiglt bukhcads, having sldhg doors Wofkch
from me upper deck. The fOrtcastc ana f0uhd house
ere ia uc fore and aft and are cOhrtIcted WIN IRON
framing and substantial wood work on the upper decks
are large air-hatrhes for The purpose OF cIedtlu&
current in the stockhole below, ana III ne inh'ale
urighbOrhOod, on the spar deck. The shlPs eaii.ys
bllcrs shop. and butchers shanbles are cOIsPtI,eB
rhcaJbcd with irOu rendering them proof me
vessel is provided with steam steering gear ny "4,n
arrangement it is intended e. pat it lh the power ul 'o
officer p duty 40 the captain bridge (di distance nI
$40 feet from the teri 20 control TIE course on tne
vessel hy simply turning handle. Inc euFdhi. re ~
this imprOy viii realized when u n cons"efed
That the ordinary manual labor system Z" steering
o vessel Of this size frequently requires tH.
! united Efforts OF ok eight men to DO "Iat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
THE ROCKLAND COUNTY PRINT WORKS FIRE
LOSS AND ASSURANCES.

The damage caused by the burning OF the
Rockand County Print Works 10 be much greater
Than at first reported, amounting TO about S5oOOO The
following full list OF the insurances London Liver
pool and obe 10000; Imperial, S250OO Lombard Man
haitian, Security, and Royal $4,000 each; Hanover 49,
OJO; Excelsior, Metropolitan, Corn Exchange NewY0rk.
Adratic Mechanics and Traders New-York Equitable,
Standard Firemans, International. Republic. Common
wealth, Y0nkcrs and Hew-YOrk, Germana, North Amer
Jean, Fairfield County Atlantic. Etna OF NewYork.
Ttu1y Cisizens', Fulton, Arctic, Continental, Empire
city GoOrte rs and Traders, Aston, Lamar National
Market Trade mems, star. Occidental OF san Francisco,
C.rmpr.ial Columbia, Willamsburgh city New-Amstcr-
damn Clinton Eesolute, and Relief, $1,000 each sterling,
me, TX Haugc, NeWEneland. llotman, Guardian,
Commerce" Roger Williams, II Im' or columbus, Mcran-
t.alies', !. 900 each. TOta,-3AO,J0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

by the application OF steam, Is thus accomplished by
simple movement Of the hand. The usual steering appa
ratus is capable of being instantly substituted OF
any arrangement I'm the improved method. There win
be berths for about COO second and thdass passengers
The saloon Ia the full width Of the ship, with the state
rooms all forward. The thrdclass passengers will dine
on the main deck. Large icehouses fedup in the
forward part OF the vessel and under the forecase deck
comfortable quarters are found for the crew and fremen
Ihe engines. constructed the horizontal trunk prnc
pie are OF COO nominal horsepower capable OF indicating
3OO and having the latest improvements in surface
densaton and eedheaters The boilers will be six in
number, having q furnaces they will be arranged fore
and aft on each side OF the ship and fired athwartships.
Ample provision made both in the boiler space aud by
donkey engine the upper deck for the eXtngushng
OF IRE The deck viii be furnished with the usual steam
winohes providing for rapid discharge OF cargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
EPISCOPAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY MEET

ING.
The annual meeting Of the Protestant EpiS
copal suudayschoo Association was held i'm tie lecture
room Of st. Marks Church. SccOndave, last evening
a.. c. Kemble, VloePresdent occupied the chair and
there fair attendance. The following officers were
unanimously elected:
Preslert-eoge Payne Quacfebos IL D. st. Peters church,
First YiceP elIhe Rev. G. = S-DAc1On. t>t Georges CHAPEL
Of Ere. Grace Second Wee President Ewa q. keuLe. tN
o. lie Holr Apc,) Se,rttaryeIrg Noet (ChTn Of TIE Holy
Commuuionl Treas1rer-Plp NJ Caie Caay Gu CHI ebay
lain Tin. J. Levi, Clucb Of the Holy Arosesl
The Rev. Geo. W. fln, Rector Of ~. LuEcs Chuich,
Troy, essay "Systematic Instruction IN the
Sunday school" Children, said he should be- first well
b. Instructed III relation TO the bonds which bind them 10
Christ in His Church: third, they should re-
ceiye instruction as TO the history and orier
Of tho Protestant Episcopal Church ana the
promises OF H., ultimate triumph IN the world
fourth they should be taught their duties 70 their teloW
creatures. The great want III SundayschOols u good
esson-manuals ami the cssayis strongly uTgei upon
the Association the preparation OF q series OF cheap
works this kind relating 10 the great historical iacs
of the Bible the leading doctrines OF Christianity, the
teachings Of the Church, and 50 on.
The Rev Dr. Beach declared that the Church had pro
vided an excellent mode OF religious instruction m the
Church Caechs; and, therefore, are not called upon
devise another system for children ia the present day.
The Rev. Dr. Potter admitted that the Caecsn was a
admirable epOmc OF church doctrine bun Il Od not con
tain an the Bible IL was desirable iliat children should
he fully instructed in the Holy Scriptures. The subse
quent consisted i'm discussion OF the ques
ton "NLat is the best means OF securing regir and
punctual attendance at the Sunday-school"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

y,.icra it,''''''''' -''''''''
900 solomon X Hoxie, the Philadelphia architect.
del fra sl-y.
900 Thomas Gin, a veteran newspaper reporter
del .u ii,- on sunday agd Co.
The Boston Common Council have voted to
wbIr e l sending before The ssature for public park
. An Engagement has taken place at Ladchosa,
cl which IS Insurgents killed. and their inTeuchmeuts
dt.toycL
. Caro-, the Commanding General of the Central
Dernen Of Cla ha been removed, and will return to Spain Zea
as tnigi II atlg, oil he bis successor.
1t il reported at Havana that. 800 insurgents
attacked Opuats srd that Qus da has landed expedition
r.n4al, u.t bs Dor.0 asserts that the report false
Tile Rev y. Eaton. for the last 30 years Rector
of I~ry Church n Galveston Tevas taken suddenly III Sunday
a.n- ahi.r ,.Yel't do se.mon aud died in few hours
Tho l.. $. war steamer Nantasket sailed
from Gr-r y,tr Domingo va Tor.-luFlcs Two
o, he oaefs 90 .,e Tennessee board under
Judge Ellis Lewis. late Chief-Justice Of the
fu r ar Of r. ivlt dd on sunday at fh3ephla ael a.
h.. term declined H Ilou. nation.
...7hs .lacFeolri7e nl) Journal denies the state
.] ' f ,e p b ,i' not IGI He an s s
meut a0d does not intend To- TO
The excitement in the San Francisco stock
1ir' alalacI The advance Affects the eae list VIII No
THE Alumni of Amherst College residing in
Boston ar nn bod dinner in hai ct yesterday Prs lent
OF t presided md speeches were mace b. many distinguished
gIa-laur..
The circular recently issued by the Secretary
OF d. surs re al ions concerning retention the
ctrr ai o.r under Act Of Congress.
b.. 1 modified prov or Tie payment Of the cost OF trans
p9tiu11 from Die Philadelphia Mint by the United States
.LicutS Fellows and Answorth have arrived
nom Lalaa invest e the Circumstances connected with recent
marine disasters Thr anina.on3 are eonlucei Hh great see e
3- continue ,ut Ans"orih reports Tat tic explanations OF the
lszft'is sa-D04..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
. Samuel Martin of Mafblehead, aged 90, shot
himself lt-t evening.
90. Robert SelfidCe Of Rond0ut, n. T., was accl-
del,t.g slot 'ni siiei on Saturday while hunting
Mr. j. jackson If the firm OfJackson Sexton d
GO OF Chicago, accidentally drowned Oh Sunday.
The Old mil Of the Crichtlow Button Company
Vrt Mas Sunday Loss +%V9Oi usur'
1rce 5lu2o
A FIRE at Waterloo Iowa, on Saturday night,
t.fr, hi. Aey House aud four smau buugs Loss *+OONi
iasurlncs. SO 90.
The Neuse River IN. c. paper mills were de-
afro, d g sunday Loss So insurance rl'O AHe 1Ie
ID supposed % BE- tae Torl OF an incelaafy'
The steamboat Rose Franks, with q cargo of
-U M of0u iuuei AZ TunblIs Island 10 tn Msss0pp
. 30 i've, lost The boat and cargo are total loss
A man giving the name of Thomas Holden,
i-i 81 sE 8sI-o s. Co. Of Boston Of 5000 OF No-Een
r rod bonds SATURDAY, by forged ehecAs on the Taunton
Dana. go 80 -
An accident occurred on shifter of the Penn
- R -oI 81 iarr sIurg Penu.. last ov'ing Four
et ,r Yne 4 y and another Ii expected 10 die from Us ~
The yirantes Of Nevada are sending notices
imme lately and their demands inv
w. r ii viii With sart. Eight persons have beer uAns1sl ron
Sirsil.a 4 u, ald ~ rom noll hlh
W.f Il Ogle's dye-wOrks at Manayunk, Penn.
49,. r sma.,t bT fire, yesterday. An emi oyc hli1l hchn
rrf M m la dy-hee pit after the he. lie supposed hs'
m - while attempting TO remove the belt IRON the Wheel
aud -ldac-lel
The troubles between the laborers ard the
sF AZ Colchester On SATURDAY willie the sheni
oo.. atrs and horses Of tie ms sing
t 4t0rs I'D che up The teams AMI SCI ou .or Mlle-
tea Tho ,end followed but made effort 70 stop them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

M.r$ 20Cotton dun 81 lldlic Pour tnN AMI e.
cr superlne Winter g gd IS 60 krra
Winter l5a Double txr SO p 50 o. Wheat dull s ul
clae.e cul, ~ bulk 5lG3jc; Choice yellow, sickci
co., Ol ltyy; $50 xe Sic. Bafey sieiy q 10 81 t.r
Choice ftL g- qugt WHISKY STEADY &c Provisions quiet
p2o i5o fgL Bu shoulders, s@sc Clear RID lOtc Jeai
Bacon sl0leH y Clear RIB lu Gear SIDES llf =
ms-ht zirauel lalyts- l6 Lar dull ami nominal eg gue'
o. so0+L Cate sadya % 5OQ S6 p Recpt-41oo bbs thaf
Jj0'n bush Wheat ..t
DsrAor March 2oFolr qnc; wheateusnd lar snd aigiael
2fae Eun, 81 Sos Amber, ~ fiGSl 90 Clover S'e' W.
clluycd. =, a..
Wlvscrov w. c. March 2O-Spiits Turpentiue quiet At 'e'
Rosl quei at ~ -0 for strained Tar, 81 -. ,,. pble
N.g-OalgAa. March -Ufio1r il Sapg.-ne stg - V,,
Extra. -, Treble E.'sa, Ssq 81 % Con- MAru an la
an WILT. &c. quiet; Louis cc Bran - ~, AL
sarre Prime s2o pofs du ted Al " =. ~
aul bella Nhrlcs mo- &c.. Clear lD az l3 ltc te4i - ~
Hrna. l6ltlc iaH-lece Rinllci heg i ~ Plantation
Prime g. IUC Mo.i...s- Prime, rucnt 10, Dee
fs a -.5pt.- Wtitvtu; Wtgcn Rscisel, -, A Az.
ialc.st a It 5i,. ange-sslrlng. l!ii Ne" '''
coln. Cobb, ~ -. ..i.. 80 bales, .e.
Aror.r, &C. March 2o-Cottoa lul and weak '-''' ~
ca a.. l.3 bllea, AIiIuss, nlolJl-