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THE WARSHALL HOUSE,

TIVE subscriber having purchased that eum-
ufodIOgS and well kn,wn mansion, tho
MARSHALL House, has made every arrangement
for the accommodation of permanent aud tram
sciens bsarBer- and hopes, by proper attention.
90 merit . free share Of public pasTunag~. Alter
r.e tsa Of October the rates Of rcgualar boarding
viii be 4hs per month
EDMUND COBB.
nxN -6T p H
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State of South Carolina,
L4LL~x1A< USEJ.G
Ohee ID C~u:I ID t.ta,t-s4i ---ssanar4
ei,1 C--7:1-,,.p Fs.1k+- =
IATTHEW N.IatNsLD- d5.ux as th-
IL sad C-pur1- II lur.ya sa<- sd 81 .drsr11:us
Of the At1 ID liz Legislature -tna rusSe
and inosidtd, 30 as+rtir rE+ 7az.d>s o-fs,-- thr3
EIee15on t"r Ordinary Sc LAaA.eT5sI. Ds+crpea-
Will b. held o.. Trasr IL 1i-:A Ley ID N~z-zS-
b-r nen1, Al t,e usual Iases ID eit,e1aa tArsu-R
out The sad l,its1sd- Ds> Aay >a4!r-
Wnn-ss anl baId II Asa,e1i b G.cu-s H1utp-
1l,ir fua1t-suta dag od >el14zli.-r n II
=. I-57-
NATT3EA JcsGsNAaD- ce+eR
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Gs0niNa Shawls.
WILLIAM SAEAR

EEAS received by the iasa steamer from New
"~Yst, LADIES' RSehsak Chenille ShawEs,
e( sus<ndia ssytes, La6s<s' Extra Silk Chenille
Se.r6; L.dsrS Stella Bsrdered Shawl, Of besr-
rf6sl srytss; I.asHe1 S.xonY Pissd Long Shavts,
sE eana ausEty, LadfeS Scoeeh Ffaid and
eFr.sk WssSsS Sss~. - ss~ asa bsastisuI
tesBs5 Esdi<S Che.iiie ndSszsoy PEzid Moar.
usgSAxwk 80
S<pG u, 1851 a u
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Ordinary's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
Real Estate Of Elizabeth Notes, decd
Wilkinson Notes .ipI.'r. vs., l.. Malone and = IT,
aud Others. D-f"ts.
q EN due "xan,i:ia,i"n ii is ,r,,-.l and l-cre-d
~ that The Land, ,ls.rii.-I IN ,i:-. .;,,n,puus
IN partition III this casc, h. s,ii by the Sii-iIT OF
Ahb"ril: Di>'".rt. OH ia" fiji; Mu,Iav in NJ
vcmbcr next, VIZ:
lIS Acres,
>'tua'''iin Ahb'vi!" District, on waters "f I!ard-
l"''"r Creek. and hmnniI hv LANDS Of l. H.
E!knr.i, Nancy Bc,-!-v and "h..rs.
III" s:!- To ,. II credit Of twelve months
the purchaser irving bond with good security
:" the Ordinary. and mortgage of the premises.
II 'i"-i'"d Necessary, {" s..ur- the ,.ayn,-nt Of
the purchase money Costs 10 liz paid Il, CASH
WILLIAM HILL, .. 4. ID.
October I. :7 - ~
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Goods at Cost.

Goods at Cost.
Will. say tony friends. an'l the public gen.
orally. that "a | have determined on II cInnre
IN my business. E"w offer my entire stock Of
Goods AT COST, for CASH only. Ny stock
consists in
Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
\ beautiful lot Of Dress Goods, Ribbons, Laces
Embrnidercs, of various kinds Also a lot of
beautiful Black CLOTHS. Fancy CASSIMERES
&c Those in want would do we'll to call soon,
or they will not get showing.
would also request those that are indebted TO
me for former purchases, to make immediate pny-
ments. as desire to close out my business ell
tireiy.
]. A. ALLEN.
Oh IaST
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
AT AUGUSTA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA.
y VIE Twenty Sixth Course ur Lectures in this
IL institution, will Commence on Muuday
the 2l November next
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G.. NJ. NEW.
TON, NJ. u.
Anatomy, II. +. CAMPBELL, Md.
Surgery, l.. A. DUGAS, II. ID.
Institutes aud Practice of Medicine, l.. d.
FORD, ". ID.
Materia Mcdica, Therapeutics and Medical
Jurisprudence ]. 2. GARVIN, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Infants
J. A. EVE, NJ. ID.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, III. v.
NJ. MILLER, VI. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS,
NJ. d.
Demonstration Of Anatomy, ROBT. CAMP
BELL, NJ. d.
Assistant Demonstration of Anatomy, S. B.
SIMMONS, NJ. ID.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered i'm the CITY
Hospital aud at the Juckson.streel Hospital.
Fee for whole Course, 3lO5.
Matriculation Ticket (to be taken once,) s5
For further particulars, apply to any member
of the Facuty, or to
Oct. l, 1857. 90 St
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French and English Prints.
WILLIAM SHEAR

H as inst received from New York, n large sup.
IL ply Of French and English Prints, of new and
beautiful designs, Also. full supply of Merri-
mac and other styles Of American Prints.
All of which are suitable for tic present sea
son, and warranted fast colors.
Sept. II. 1857. FL IT
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State of South Carolina.

ABBEPILLE DISTRICT.
In Ordinary.
Wilkinson Notes, Apt rs. Elizabeth Scott, l..
Malone and wife, ct al. Dcft's
TT APPEARING 10 my satisfaction that the
l. children Of Mary Ann Fowler, deed, drf-n
dants in this case; reside without the limits of this
State
1t is therefore Ordered that they do appear,
either in person or by representative, at - Court
Of Orlpary to be held at Abbev,lle T.. H., Alb
bevillc District The 9th day Of October
next, and slew cause why the Real Estate Of
Elizabeth Notes, decd, should not be sold for
partition.
WILLIAM HILL, DAD.
July o. 1857 II 3.n
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new STORE AND NEW GOODS 1!
AT ABBEvILLE C. H.,
Wilson & Williams Ola Stand, opposite tho
Mnrshall House.
WILLIAM G. MOORE

WILLIAM u. MOORE
WoILD respectfully Inform tn. citizens of
Hhlev''ie and the public generally that
he iIns opened - stock of New Goods in i,, .inr.
formerly occupied by Mrssrs. Wilson e. Viii.
hams. and lately by Mcssrs Singer 4 Lcyinpsto,,
opposite the Marshall Iions. and that he b,.
''ken every pains III selecting from the best .s-
adjustments III New York, u cluicc and select
stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which d" is determined to sell at liyin,, pro;ts
Tor the Cash, and only for Cash. or it's equivalent
ii's Ion: experience jusifies the assertion that
FANC< GOODS
IL inferior to none and equal to the best
His purchases having been made principally
Tor cash, he will he enabled to offer strong in
ducr'n"nts to Ladies' and Gentlemen, in search
"t something tine and elegant, ut moderate pri-
lie respectfully solicits from the people of
Abbeville and vicinity. an examination of his
stock, h"ng satisfied that he will be able to rrat
''y the most 'stidious i'll quality, quantity and
price.
Ills stock Of Fancy Goods consists in part rs
follows:
Embroideries.
Swiss Jacon.t Collars and Sleeves,
Blk Grape do do
Jaconet and swiss Bands,
IL" do EdgnS and Inserting,
Thread, Linen and Woven Edging.
Embroidered aud lIcm-stichcd IIan.lks,
Ladies ani Gcntlcinl,s' L. G.. do
l;"nnctS and Ribbons, Il large assortment.
Bl'k Velvet Ribbon and Trimmings, Of
NJ! kinds
.'ac"nct, Swiss and Dotted Muslin,
NainS"oks, plain, pla anl striped,
Something new for lining Dresses
Eciis, silk, leather and elastic,
French Working Cotton, all numbers,
French C"rs.ts
Staple Goods.
Bleachc'i and Brown Cottons, large as
s"rtn"nt;
kcr>"y AMI lanes of all kin.s,
Blankets. Il p""i assortment.
Ny stock of Ladies Dress Goods and Black
aud t"!"r"d silks had better be examined before
purchasing. elsewhere.
wuu!.l all" ask AN examination of INV stock
pf READY MADE CLOTHING.
Sept. -. lSI1 II If
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COLUMBIA FOUNDERY
And NGacht1ae SHOP.
JOHN ALEXANDER e. On.

INAkE pleasure to inform their friends and
l. the public, that they still continue to occupy
the premises formerly used by Geo w. Wright.
for the purpose of getting up Machinery Of all
descriptions. reasonable and equal to any
North or South Iron and Brass Castings to
order, on the shortest notice and reasonable
terms.
Sawdust Burners and CHM Gearing of differ
ent sizes, always OIL hand.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
ROBERT MDOUGAII
HENRY ALEXANDER.
Sept ,, 1857 20 6m
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Rich Dress Silks.
WILLIAM SHEAR. j,

uAs just received from NexsYohs LADIES'
Plain Black Silk, for Ladies Mourning Dressss.
Also, Ladies' Printed Cashmcre aud Deaine
Robes of beautiful styles.
To which the eitention Of the public is rcspsct-
fully invited.
Sept ~, 1881. AZ tf
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Alarm Locks.
TlNnE undersigned would state that he is the
Il sole Agent Of this State for the sale of
Browns Patent Alarm Lock.
This is an ingenious invention, to be placed on
DOORS AND MONEY DRAWERS,
and so arranged that any attempt to open it hy
thief or robber will cause il. to give an alarm
loud enough q wake the sounlest sleeper.
A sposilDen Of this Lock can he seen nt the
store Of w. G. Moore, at Abbbeville G.. H.
Apply 10 the.undersigned at Greenwood, Alb
beville, 8. C..
Oct, Is, 1857 25 #
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Land for Sale.
HNIIE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, Of the
L parties interested, to sell the real estate Of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased. The tract of
Land ls valuable, adjoins lands of DIR. Ward
law, DIR. Livingston, and others, on Calhoun's
Greek, and contains about
72O Acres.
Property-negroes-is we'll cash will be
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase eau be made to the
Agent, who lives al Cokesbury.
JOHN w. sUBER.
June Q 1857 IF
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Notice to Creditors.

RY Order Of the Court Of Equity. ,i.s credit
- ors of the late firm of Mathis ( Sale, and of
Luke Mathis, deceased, ure hereby required To
present and prove their dcma nds before me within
three months from tile publication OF this notice.
w. H. PARKER, cEA.p.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. Q, 1857. 20 3m
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

TT WILL attend at Long Cane Bridg~. nras
II MorOns Mil, on Saturday .4ih. for The
purIn~se Of letting out to The lowest Lsddrr the
rc- building; the same.
T. W. SMITH.
Com
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al, ID ,.,.,l.t fcipper OF Bsstoul Andrews .snLoh
Az. Ts' passed Java Head Oct ST. Helena Ny ar
t. &C. 20 rh'nss Miles The cook died, o. D.
lat 81 sos on. 81 50 E. George Welmrn t hin WITH
Nov a lat 81 N lon 81 - w p.'eS an mast,
p u u Dc "a exchsn g~a signals with ship masIe'
from Pedang Boston. IN lst - ~ lon - 70, Is.vitt
IS ton 10 IS boarded schr Emns V ,sIins badly and
hot al rroyops bound 10 the hT gor hv h -.
ship Columbia Hutchinson Liverpool WOW 10 n,.h, "a
,nd AIS PASSENGERS 10 g. a. mn'ssx JoSp Smith seaman
either I'm or Jumped overheard and vas downea
experienced very heavy westerly weather me rnc -.
Ship Henry Clay Caulkins, Liverpool NOV ~ VIII
and 80 spodord Tleson Co Has m
a.Avy westerly gales the entire passage DEC. 81, uJ ~
Ion 81 down or 10 miles TO speak snip hcnn Vi
Hoson in distress Calcutta for Boston 100 days out %
.nnned her with provs0ns also took from her the
ard Of chr WILLIAMSBURG, who had been rs'''" no
sayI vincenteie. Dutch Van PsuO De oroO' Boston
BIs Gem DAy from Costzscosco River via Charleston
DAYS with mahogany 10 Pals Co. ves'ei 70 lsPcoh -.
Me- a go miles OF Sandy Hook fell IN with sloop
Tru.ty Camden n. - With deck load 81 snip moet sas
all fured snuEy and everything IN good order was as "
den blowing heavy the time could not set hold Of hsf
supposed she had got adr from her anchorage PoosoJ !" wv
BTeskwater. ,,A Al. q
with tobacco Sc Russell. Nnins Co Tue Sofmsn rs
ports very heavy westher 10 strained badly and mas
all. &c Dee ~ lat. Is lon 49, spoke bark P.rsmata Tot
LiycrIooD Charleston had sprung leak Dee ~ ana
would keep away for New-1ors - -,
Brs Abrnm of scituate) Bevans Savsnla Dec TO- with
California tof Boston, nom Surnsm 10 days oat had on
board the captain and of hz Nca Ellen loi
rudder and AerwTd became wate logged aud
G. had also board the captain and crew
Of another vessel abandoned did learn her Names The
short provisions and had suffered much IN the e '
81 and 20 The AbAm has experienced heavy westerly
Gales the coss has been II days north OF Hatefss
Propeller Decatur, Ge1r, Norwich.
Propeller MeschesteT. CLARK, Proyidenes
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MARRIED..

BEATTIE-NELsON-At the house Of the bride. mother
He2hsr the Rev. James M Bea,tie fssto, Of the Re-
rmed Presbyterian Church IN that place, TO Margaret So
pha daughter Of the late John Nelson, esq.
a. .s T Elsa ~ ss.. anS IL GG'SR to Mary L.
GAMPBELLl-FAULkNER-At Boydvile near MsTtinsb1rs,
o. wdp nee oa Dee 5oa sy Ss Ssi
GosEs.s from The State Of Kentucky Tue to Miss Mary D"Sd
ins Dee 80 BY the Rev Hugh Wilson, D D., Charles
Coney Carrie daughter of r g. Dayton esq both OF Jer
CoNTTE r.. city on Tss:,sE Dec So y he
HOSday Dee r. Gy . THE f m
Alexander FuspsOn Of Yonkers Mis-, Margaret Dykes of
this city.
Lambert senior TOreo Guada of Florence, Italy, to Miss
Josepbins Feek.
a. ss RsS sns HSSs B. Hayes
10 Jennie L., only daughter Of Isaac L. SHOWER
MT John Of Brooklyn Miss Sophia Bowden Of
this city.
osGrchys on , T61.:S.y S SG.
CeoeIs Howell, all Of Churchville.
y ID; Rev IN n d sss Of Mr. IF .Ts'sS Dec %
MAXWELL-MARTIE-On Tuesdsy, De-: 80. at BToosyn
NJ r. Maxwell Of New Yorh, to Georgia Martin OF Baltimore
oAKLEy-PARKER-A Rye, Y on Tuesday Dee. 50, BY
the Rev Z. D. BanM Thomas Oakley of East Chester to
Mss Mary Ann Parker.
Of tls brides hs Sy ;1s Rev Dr. ssPS OF Mr.
Mccullough, all of County Antrim, Ireland
THOOP-BIEECKER-On Wednesday, Dec. 81, at Chris
Cbnreh by the Rev J. X. Gibson Of HaverstIaw malcolm
Troop city Mary c. daughter Of Joseph Blocker
IF HAyeTstraw.
yOIsT-ERHARDT-In this city, on "wednesday, Dec a. by
the Rsy DR.. De Witt, Mr. Gustavus Nogt TO Miss Anto
nette Erhardt, both Of thu city
wILLIAMs-sHELLEY-on "Wednesday, Dec 81, by the
Rev A. II. Wright in the United PresbSterian Church
twenty ninth .tee, MI Edward Williams to h'' Hannah
Shelley, both Of England.
%INpER-BRYAN-At kG,eIgh, on Monday, Deb q by the
Rev DR.. Mason John C. WindeT esq. OF ew-fork' ana
Miss Octayia M daughter Of the Hon John III. Bryan.
WFINIG-CONNOR- Saturday Dec IL, by the Rev. DR..
BeIrisn Mr. Charles VIM Wernig Of Baltimore TO Miss Flea
nor Augusta Conner Of this city
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1fef
sa, Ia. oct ss.s,.s q. E s. s q. s:n.:
!. on The ss%OdAot vii Do. " .sisge gr te.. try
's9s 81. Sss Of The se,son " Ss ~Sso ares: foa6G
10 d,ss.se 1.s wbonX iodede O. ne 80
=. .s ST where IN f ;1s" % % sS be "a
,e the SsfeDocst may CONTEXT toe ,,,s.. he
syon wleh the ssS.vt or otherwise, hst acre We
- tsvndstS,o foJ arrest he en rh"ss ". G.res
S e ssI, y. = So S's..nd hss Sea Ii.
Be-, lhe case Of Ston '0ea % ~ es,e.s1 % die
',ss he 80 no. shown oORca'Vey ;hst ne p. n rse
% q e'ion Admi;;ins o oss tat the time r
aa,n.n Of bic ibdebedne's was .i'ens ssv or post
p,.s1s'. Iisbt upon the of 9s apeni.
ses. e aessp Of pL5Hssoiy dsS sne.s aoe
ses sfeeiIo. "a ar Il Il shown that The deos9' , . .
se. aGls gR1a n sS5 sas ss G.ber sbs IN
lsla. q third garyc Nee ksae- ~ KehaE Lqnay
~ "a sn5. Prchsrd Tacsnston " !y ~ ~ one ,eisd
". wsssrI Coz .. ouDded Upon ooD.dc[e:2n
~ -, o,srsfe 20 suspend he neh, 70 t W - 80 ia
s.t NO stno~ ed men; Of the defendants ndeot
.Stss .rns from balance Of sooga,, ,sr 70 ave
,1ros ET the payment o. the adHhtted 70 De
sopPy h stSsn. svears that made all tne sap
cents construed him had not been sou Ano - 800
Ipvoee prices with egb. sdld which nsde up
the whole upon which toe eAtsLo. Sy,e himself With
Z ba, hsa no, been sold and for the payment Of VIM.
81 sr,eenept 20 exen led cfedlt oi the -
a.. mis- rests upon defendants sihda't slohe an
sntiG Ia. no Of knowing lpon the motion s
n, MS b1t, on the contrary very
t Soubtins H. The alleged agreement Was ha"e h'SiJ &c,
aso and no. only has she recsvei any aaVict rom |
81 CsnecAs making Of such Agre@rnen eit MI
Hy Wolf swears that he Der agent, MI fAta1 III
alleged % have been m
he Pafdoe told Wolf that be bad been unable 70 enet sh
iment With the defendant That the defendant bsd syn h
bs1se ,bee. he found did not bslsnce ana th9 wne
be ssIed for defendant books the oid 9u
ger. in France TIE only person, therefore "oo oo
The delsndants affidavit In The mi'efs mater OF tne prop
~ RATION appearing in The country Is me asr IN
- CArress and his AFFIDAVIT cannot b. piocu'ra "P'" ''
motion
DECISIONS.
YIN r. Stat agt. David 8 Stewart -.
Nation for an attachment against the defendant
" Irsdk o. schaher AT Herman Wolfe.
Judgment for the plaintiff, and an order directing
writ on nouTy 70 issue Sheriff 70 psn'hs damages
LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-JN -
Before r. u. STILwELL.
Henry Cedsen and - Merry, first and second mates
.f The ,,s.,hp Baltic arrested on charge oincnns Gfle
and 0nusua punishment upon one oil the ere" uAeN JUN
Heland were discharged
Vim Nash master of the American brig w. b
Nah CHARGED inflcting cToel and unusus punishment
spOp James Murray one Of her crew. was discharged
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Tc Aluminium '''f''
But i,ile Of crest has trans pred in the Dry Goods
market ,:lee our last The usual inactivity Which gen
,rAy anifests Itself q; this season, pervades the
make. A general good feeling, however. i mani
tested. and an early Spring trade i anticipated a.
ready few novel styles Of prints and lawns nave
been placed q, prices low enough to render foreign
oo,or,iiop IN these articles unavailable when We take
into consideration TIE high rates prevalent for the ra
materials, bath cotton and wool The fo:.s.gu goods
market i. also inanimate but sctye preparations are
b. ing made for large spHpg business. Already,
some Of the clotAiers hsy, CONNER ,ed purchasing,
and good demand Is anticipated toward the close oi
the present mouth.
The business in Produce has been ghttodsy, and un'
der the unfavorable advces by the Niagara are lower
and dull In Provsiots there is no. much doipg, Pm
ces are unchanged Cotton has advanced tc with age
snsactiops-6O 600 bales, including GOO bales IN tran,
,itu. Groceries are dull bat steady. The annexed
statement shows the crop Of Louisiana sugar since
1880.
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Passengers sailed.

Ia samsr C1Hsda ,9s BS.''n 70, 81 oauey
~ - C,t,r ard chnd Of Chelsea 5 5 Crawford Of Law"
Tspce A. A silva OF chArle'town, MAS ., 80 ~ ~,
Ssx,York g. Manson Of 81 Louis NlnAiu spn =. -,
49, = WilSms and w. Burse Of California; . " ne OF
SoSari c W William Mnchin n q SreeansIa' Hsley
~ WSSsli and william Harris Of Knconi y. nnoT "a a
Br.sto-d c W " Murray D. Merrles 9l Io,O' " csl
va - LEVITT u London: II. Hodshn. and osA re-
Raises Of England; Thomas siron and hehAe SH'" " "
30, Eal;6ir-J Hall, LS1d {. Va sss' Tsom
49, Samuel McKeen and JOAN GuuteI OF Boston 81
Va - IL. Rcx. G-ors. Isnveys John B. ro1ooI - No
-. p,nJ Miss Lindsey Of HaiAhP " Barron OF No's wv
t,,1,S.p city Of Baisoye. from pALid"ss.i =" ~.
,,,,!-Mr. Mary Hanks Mise Isabella Moore, ..xrsure
psrbppr Geoarev Lyon Abraham Satchhe Sso "a ..kn
iobp Cameo John Reed. DR. John Hurst ana 90 ," -
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK,


ste.m.hps-Baldc C9m.oek LS'r &c.,, f. NJ
rbpsSslnhia MCGOWAN. Hsyans W. o. he'erJD o.,, 20 q,
sht.FF P S,ripssr, Hall, Mobile, & = p Si,iJ.n,,
Rsinhsrd Bren Haske, Bremen Stanton sniSaid Small
Iel ~ .ncs.er Margaret Elizabeth siroH' bHen''
Az, w W. De Forest Go: 49, No., A. stn.keu /.
Is Dc Cuba smith Ahr We: Coast tsan T1, Bsrne
1870, i q barker Co. Amena, Robertson, 49,,
John Randel Co. Princeton seesyi ,mninss Mailer
napns fsr,han Hudskius Richmond, G. II; rer'S S.s,
BdseMN.hfrj, Hodsdou, Cienhss''' WASH N"'''
Chase. III ,YAh.,,s C.ais H. q. BroOkmfn
. - .. q s Watson. Oldeu. Washington JONAS cn.'"'
ioo,nW H. Bowen, Hslleck. Providence 'na't'f'
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Lam Thompson Par
L.Wis's Ge'iY's. sOn's 4 Wsrd,s. ker,s

ToTAL oLs AND Nav BsET-City Aess -; asa nonis
his date last year. ~ City Prime 9 month % lat
yei 26 Repseked Nes' ]29; last month 27j last y-,
4s2 Refscked Chicago hess 2e4e; last month 1874 A
ysar go Railroad Beef ISL last month 80; last year
III Refuse Aes ~; las month, 90; last year e7 Refuse
Prime ~ last month ast year D. Other Refuse l7i l,st
month 5b last 2l. TeTces Prime Msss ~ last month
=. .S,o Country %es. 90 last month 1925 last y.s
sUlV country Prime ga last month, 2ll las. yex ISL
80 psSS'rtdf 10 ls last month lat year ia 10
Tcisi - fss; last month 10 2l3; last year. $3.50
ME- has teen active sales q $50 81 &c. The
stock about coo tcs The weeks receipts 600 tea the as
tame tin coo ;cs.
SCGA RsRaw que. the oFerpgs light and prices very
hrn Retred active at fu and some es,e 40 al
var &c hss been realized.
sEEDs-A rodera,e inquiry for Clover stl29I2!e Tin.
9th by is inactive a; s30 81 2 q bush Rough AZ Is MT
70 q Lrseed i let hear Of bags Calcutta
on the spot bringing 81 bush Taere inquiry for future
delivery Buyer. and sIs somewhat apar their yiex
with regard 20 prices Seed The spot held a. az buy,r.
however are reue'nt 20 high and conhne tleit
purchases 10 INN edats At Boston the MAKE, s.o
qast and ~ ie'tled a. asa 60 bu buyers only ODER OIL 40
bufb The sdvioes from London report ,he market there
steady At 81 ot1 for Cacu,; and 65 for Bombay on hs mo-
Two or three egoes Fabouf Seed arrived of The oa, and
sold 6ut esrsoes shipping and 20 lrye .ex
sTrirz are held Al g. defI. ~ A'A'
sPELTEk-The stock small aud prices rule very firm but
the demand IL moderate sales Of 10 tuns a 81 50 anal
sale. are also mailing 81 eeG &c IS q 100 n. ao.
ehVl-Droy and BSsh are steady aed . .a,t,a Iesass,
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TorAL OLD AND NEw Posg-Ofesr IS, ast MONTH 4;
this year 20 Mess 3787 last month 1894; last
year S6. Thin Mess. 10; last month ZIG, lat rs
Prime Mess - last month, last year, 49, Flank, 5i
last month 80: last year Prime, 1855 IAst month 80
last yssr 1870 Rnmp 1885, lAst month, 90 last year 80
Refu. Mess 409 last month l9s last year 5J9 Refuse
Prime 59s last month, 1885, last year 100 Other Refuse
re; last month 3l2 last year ~. Unin@pected }8J
last month, sl5 ss, yeGE 1881 Totals 1905 Last mouth
so last year, 81, 67s.
-N.,c Iork YaLd.- --B,oetiun Yar6,--
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We annex our usual uusl Summary of the Imports
at TINS poHoi Dry Goods. The aggregate entered G.-
consumption, II Will be seen, is $Sl 5l0,0 $50 asain,,
30 u'i,"o ~ 1919, and St ,235 40 in 1854 aided
10 The amount withdrawn from warehouse. shows the
sgegsts thrown OO the Marko: of $50 S4 100 against
so4'"4,oo@ in 1919, and SS0,Si2 936 in 1851. The
increase on 1874 Is scarcely equal the general expan
SION OF ihc trade OF the country. Tie amount entered
iof WafeAous'ng was slO,o6912 against - l92,0iS
iNo shd siVs2o,57S IN in lHji. TIE greatest pr,-
P"uonaie increase in imports has beer in Manuf4c.
'ui,s OF Cotton, IN which it has been about 30 y cent;
IN Woolen goods has been about Is p esat ana in
Six about rs 2 cent. The Dry Good, trade. zen.
orally has been prosperous one during tn. year and
pV'"i'hs'aro0g the decreased amount of goods npSt-
sa' ue country appears to have absorbed thsNa all
The attails ave as annexed,
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cLAssiricsrios

COFFEEA moderate business has been done fun prices
r al kiDos sales Of 100 Java 4.c Do BAGS Ne
% b4s Rio a. lnl Gle 800 bags Santss AZ To- l0
bags Domingo l0l We cam Of larze bgsines. q.
Baltimore; 5000 bags Rio sold toe Jl,t alt al
10. GIf &C..
COPPER-New sheshinE steady aud 10 moderate request
sales IN suits az Sic Yellow Metal has advanced 70 e
months lnEoi Copper steady, with only limited inquiry
fer me mOm~nt Old shesthing without essential
D1ENOODs-The market continues dlll exporter, and
the trade eontInGe u buy sparngy The stick on hand a,
follows.
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