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NEW ADVERTISkMFETS

We direct attention to ill.,. advertisement Of
'our townsman, d. McLArcnlIx who is now con
-stantIy adding to his large and very select
Flock OF Drugs and Chemicals. His stock com.
Prlses OF every variety of Drugs. Medicines.
Surgical instruments, Icrfumcry. Tobacco" Sc.
gars Wines, Liquors, &c., 10, which he will
luke pleasure in showing to his customers.
Mcssrs. AGSEw, McDos,Lp & Co., at their
New HARDWARE Store, 1T the star:d formerly
occupied by II. :. KERR, are Offering to the
.ruGlic very ccmrletc nssnrtn"n; Of every
thing which mny be desired in their line, at
Columbia prices, with freight added Mr..
McDoSALp, one of the firm may always Lc
found al his post. See their advertisements
See the advertisement Of Mcssr, ALLEN &
Dill. Of Columbia, Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in American and gl<h Hardware anL
Cutlery. They offer very large and varied
stock, at prices that cannot but give satisfaction.
Messrs RANSOM EVANS L Co.. Of Augusta,
'Geo., have on hand, and are constantly recciv.
ling every variety of Furniture. Of the best
manufacture which they nre offering at cx
tremely low prices.
See the advertisement of ". n. SrASsELL &
w. "A'o nav 'a'''y oFeHcu u NJ n tTcSS
in our Village. Their Mattresses are made Of
'the best material and of superior manufacture.
Give them call.
II. IL PRATIIER. Of fIonca Path, is prepared
to execute all orders for Cabinet iurn,urc-
Work delivered at the Depot free of charge
See the advertisements Of j. l.. CLARK Dr.
JAS. i. MARRY; Notice to Bridge builders
-uouse and Lot for Sale Cumniss toner's, dc
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TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
THE PRESS AND FARMER AND rLANgER
AT $3.50 PER ANNUN

To niJ i'll the circulatinr .rf ,l,at eycrl,,,,;
journal tho Farmer and IIar.rr. I, in.
crease our own elr"niaiion W" will furnish i,
TO each new suherrin'- Mt Fifty Gems. per an.
n'rr. The name in aitcascs to In .rrrn,,, ani"l
with the cash. This.n,r.a.a'rea: to he cool
stor one year only.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

il il peculiarly suited. 1t will. in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION
These Pills shou Id not he taken by females
That are pregnant, during the first three months,
ns they are sure 10 bring IN Miscarriage but
at every other time. and in every other cnse
thew ar" perfectly safe.
In all cnsss of Nervous and Spinnl Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Henvinesa. Fa-
tieue on slight cxcr,ion. palpitation Of the
Heart. Lowness Of Spirits, Mysteries. Sick
Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
"ccasioneh hy disorderrd syscny these Pills
will effect cure when all other means have
failed.
Full directions in the I'anphle, around each
packagc. which should hr carefully prr..rvr.l
a bottle containing 30 pill-, and -ncirclc.l
with the Government stamp hf Great EriInin,
can '.c s"nt poet free for 81 nnI Il ,,r.,acc
stamps.
General agent for Unicd STATES, J"l, Moses.
Rochester Y.
Sold in Abbrville by Donald MrLauchlin:;
Columbia. Fisher Il lIeni,sh lIavilanl, Ste
vens"n Il Co.. Charleston. Wholesale agents:
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ARiaSial iyssIisNIaaTcrEs-IX UooaUISsa Febru,rv
9k.Aahs Essisiathrs Of Alabauaap has PARSED a
bih s1etnpting. goods imported; A., ,Sopthern
ports from taxation, when soidt in Alabama.
Also. bill authorizing the call of o Convention
= xefoi NJ tho State Constitution.
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SENATOR HUNTERS SPEECH.

fhe New York Co"risr.and Emqii2er pays
candid tribute to the Ihte speech of this dis
ti"guisheadse eoator, IS follows:
Senator Hunter. in his late speech upon.
slavery: @hasssst the example of dignifi ed and
sobsr sdsbnts sworthy Of tho place wlssre
he tpoks W.. .haye just perused the speech IS
rsPnrtfds fdssnthsDaify Globe, and we aresfree to
sSy that is6ethe most manly and, Sta te.manI like
qrgume9t tbst hes'been proneunced in. the Sen.
ate on 6eI,sif 81 the :SoutiH W. admire the
bosansss and h,e,csndor Of .he. argument and
at the Aspe time dissent 'frob most of his
sEesch. F46Yever, we frost that Senator viii
follow his example. shdadd equal dignity TO
the segatorial discussions: and, if they choose
to dlsctsss .as he did the entire question "f
slaveryias relating TO society a8.the State, we
and truthfGlness.
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LTSCHISc.-The. Anderson Gazette says: We
the name Of John ToInlin.went through the IN
pleasant operation Of being slicked in The ou, er
edge flown. For the rse Of. sedifious, Ian :
gusge and perhaps other offences aeainN9 The
community. he had been duly rsrsed by biehIy
respectable ctizens to leave the conntry. and
failing 10 do So the consequence fell upon his as
aboyo stated.
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A LIZ Persons indebted upon the aubserip.
PA-3tioa to increase the salary Of the Rev
Thos. A. Hoyt. are most earnestly requested
TO make payment to John McBryde.
March !, 1850 A 2t
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"Can at the Captains Office! J"
Our friends who arc indcbt-
ed to us for Subscription and
Advertising will confer u ta-
'vor by calling at our Office
land settling on next Sale day,
or at as early aday thereafter
us may be convenient.
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Wanted.

ITO HIRE good bouss servant esbkbIe or
l. doing the washisg anH ironink Or
small family. Liberal wages ell be paid. .Ap
ply at this Office. s.-+f ''sF' .7F'F<
Jan.2e, IeeO, 80 #
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE TLs7RICT
In Equity.
Elizabeth English. ct. nl..
Va Bill to sell proper
David J. English. Vim. ty. Partition. &c
Hardin and wife ct H. E3
TT APPEAHtss- that VIM. ftarain and
l. Sarah; hjExHs, tMiram JAY mud Fra nces
his wife, Ru6eh Morris and Elizabeth. his wife
D Jaektan Enalish, B, +. Specker and Amanda
his wife, Dsfehdshts in the above stated case,
reside bevs4a the limits of tois State. on mo
linn Of 9. A. MoGownn.: Comp Sol, Ordered
that the said Defenaante do ssppear:and plead,
answer or demur to said 'BfAA Nithin three
months from the publication hereof.,or the same
wilibe taken pro e6a5esso against them. - :.
~. WIN. II. PARKER, o E.sA. p@,
Ccmmissiopers Offioe..l
Feb's %. 1890. 40 sms
4. -
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PROF. McDOWELL'S LETTER.

At the request of a friend we publish on our
first rngs til. lc.t-r Of Prof McDowELL to Hen
Rr WARD BEEcnER. which has excited muc,
popular interest, AID has been repeatedly re-
published L
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) DIR. JAMES II. MABRY
,yNQULD kinform the public that he has re.
< XYfs tpsned 70 Che village, and will continue
MsprActice Of medicine Hsmay he found at
theMARsHALL HOUSE, miles, professionally
engaged.
March I, 1860 II tf
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THE SITE Of SOUTH CAROLINA.
1BBEIILLK DISTRICT

lHt SIT It VI SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEFlLLK DISTRICT
In Equity. ..FaSsa@
David o. Hawthorn,
sSys
Lawson p: Franklin. Bin for Account.
Greed w. Rankin and ;. dc.
A. G.. Hawthorn. -
TT AppEARi@ to my satisfaction that
i Lawson D.sFfankIin and Greed w. Rankin.
Defendants in the above stated s&se, reside
beyond eslimi,s Of this State. oh motion of
Thomson Fair, Comp. Sol. Ordered that said
Defendants.do appear, plead, answer OF. dsppur
10 said Ban of Complaint within, three months
from fHa publication hereof. orthe came viii
betaken pro eonfssso Eeainst them. .
VIII PARKER, 7, A.,D
Commissioners i,fsoe
Feb, "a, ;l86O,--3m 2,
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{: NoarH CAasLrsA Wnio Coss5kssr,ox.-Rsleirb
Mag. February 24.-Tbe sN,,rtR "Cdfoiii5a
Wing Convention has nominpted Joiiy Poole
for Governor. -
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THE STATE OF SOUFH CAROLINA
IBBETILLE DLSTRIoT..

TIE STATE Of SUI FH CARULINA.
hBBEFILLE DLSTRIoE.,
In Equity.
VIM. II. Parker. Successor J
VS.. ~ Bill for Foreclo-
Le'itia Finley, Nancy Jane | sure of Mortgage.
Finley. aud 0il,ers.E
IT APPEARING to my abstraction that Lii
L titia Finley. Nancy Jane Finley. Oscar Fin.
ley. Amanda Finley, Orville Fm1ey,sSteEaen
Finley. Sarah Finley. Lucy Finley and Gra-
vile Finley, Defendants in this cnse, reside be.
yon'i the limiks Of this State. on motion of
Thomson &EFsir. Ordered that the above named
Defc"dnnts Disappear and plead answer or de-
mursio said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof. or the
same will he taken pro confesso against them
WM. #. PAKKER, c. E Alb.
Commissioners Gflce,
Feb. 81. 1900 3m. {
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED e.: at.?s=a

PROTECTED ,S}>sF5 LETTERS
Gs* ~
BY ROYAL akssal aksala lsaeet1 !: si:.l5&As s52&:Ass PATENT.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful aud dangerous lis
eases incilcntto the female constitution.
1t m"dcrates all cxccss,s an. removes all oh.
s'ructions. from whatever cause, and Il speedy
cn:e may he relied on
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". n. ylANSELL & CO.'S
Mattress ShoD.
ABBE|ILLE, S. G.

'IllE Undersigned take pleasure in informing
L the c't'z"ns of Abbcvilc Village and vi
cn'tr that They hay" opened II Mattress, Shop
i'll this place. and Mc prepared TO
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ARMS FOR VoLUNrEERs.--The Hon. Cleryssnt t
c. Vnllandighhm. of Ohio, has given notice, in
the House. of his intention TO Introduce bin
to inprense the number of arms annually dis
trIbtfted by the Government to the militia of
the States The appropriation for this pur-
pose has hitherto been 5000. 900, which Mr.
Valandigham proposes to increase to $500, 900
IAN amount certainly not too large il the de
,nand for arms with which .t6.tp voluntary
military companies ought to bs any ything like
nearly satisfied.
The measure is timely, and we believe, ,M
ludicious one. IL ha. been taxed Of but acrioD
has been neglected, while every yrar ihs de.
mand for arms has been increasing Officials
have been and are stili beset, not only with in,
portunities. but complaints; "a nd hundgsds Of
companies remain .nnorgaefzed, where IT the
Kpesand efficient volunteer, forced ~ fasa
existed. ready gpd eager TO take up arms in apg
emergency Wdshiagton Conaitution. - ="
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Manufacture Mattresses

with n",nc>s and dispatch.
They hnv" "mp!nv"'l fr<, rate Mattress
Maker, and Halter themselves that they car
m"nuf'"iur" n> good article Of ihi, kind
nS can h" made in the Stale
Th" mattresses Ne are putt ing up at present
are n,'us.l ut
SssEEAS AND COTTON.
Persons desiring Mattresses ma,lr of HAIR
ar M''~S can have them 10y giving lis "a few
DAYS n"'ir...
W" W." an excellent nr: iclc &c ticking and
hav" oar Ticks mad" cui.>iant in
lh"-" !r"iI Ia" country WHO want ANYTHING
III "ui lin" w.,ui.l do well to measure their
li"'ia'";''i- III "r !"r that We may make an cxac,
iii.
W" will deliver Mattresses To any p,rsn. i'm
TIA" District, .rr. nf charge, who wall take a.
many Is five.
W." 'l'-Ir" 'r l'urchas" quantity of Shncks
and VIII Iy la'r n Price for them delivered at
"ni shop. or W" will send for them nnvwl-r.
within l''m rri,'- "f IA" Court ll"usr.
All WORK >"Ii for cash as it, j. necessary to
hhvr cash '> keep supply Of matcrinl on
Lanh "a
:>i'"!' IL Gear "f Tia" Court House next door
!" TIA" 'l;..ni..r ptii--
". y. STAN i...i. Il co
Nar"i. .; iS,.,. / II
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CHEvALIER wYcoFF"s LATE STAMPEDE

y very amusing scene occurred in the IIuuS.
Of representatives, on TucsIa, week last. of
winch we We're not an eye witncsS. hut learned
tn" particulars n short time after from a friend
wh" was an eye witness.
short time offer Congress had assembled
on That day, Mr.. Pryor nl Nr-iuiu, hav,n,,
occasion to leave the Hall for few ,nomru,.
on his return met Judge Scarborough of Vir.r..
MIA. one of The Justices Of the Court of Claims
near III" entrance. and invited him To com. IN.
on approaching the door. however, lending
directly into the Hall. the Door keeper, in nc.
c"r'lnnc" 1" orders. refused to let any but
members pass. Mr. Pryor infor,nr.l Him who
his friend was, at ilIc same time rrnarkiny that
an d'i""hc "f the New York Wrnd was ON
thc f"or without any right. and that unless
he IctJIdscS >. in, he would have him put out
Himself. even if Il" u' had To do it, In re
sP"ns", the .D"or-kc-rrr remarked that he did
n"i Know the gentleman referred to. by suhi
and IT h" CHR. ~ wonId Point him ont, he
would try and have hiin Removed. The honor.
nbic member from Nirrnin. anl ih. Door
keeper then entered III" House and Mr. Pryor
walked up to the Chrvalrr Wvr.,tr who with
glasseS on his eyes. and whit. xiii gloves ON
his hands. waa playing The polite gc.tl.,nau I"
those around, and ncrnsi ",l him rather in this
wise: by what right "f authority have vu,
the privilege III this Hail, while az lnn;.ra.
bic Judge Of the Di-irci Court IS ,i-bnrrr,l the
prvilcgrE Here " ,c"lr brcun- much COR
IuS''i anu inllr no TtIlN. Y .car oUf ut u j.
Hall at once. s':, and return II" more ur will
land you out with the toe ofmv boot WycoT
rcmnrkinr, Sir, / have II" wish I" violate. the
rules 'of the il"usc:; will 20 - and ChcyuIicr
wen, in double quick time.
This man. as,we have said, is connected with
the Herdla," 1pight probably have written
The "utraguous aftioie naaiust Mr. Pryor, pub
iishcd sforttinc ago Fl addition, he Is n
most disrepnfab!e ela rnc,cr an has been secret
! agent for both the French and English Govern
nenls ItSs known that after having been
employed for long time by Lord Palncrston
ns secret Government ugcnt, he cxpuscd in
| the most dishonofable manner everything he.
knew, by publishing them iir book form. With.
in the last eight months, he has been bearer of
! drspai ches for our Government to China. at n
salary Of eight lpllars per ,lav, -anl all cx
rcnses paid Hhrremton (ru) Ekig
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DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS

II Is astonishing to observed with what per
tin"c:ty people cling I" The flic ldeaih their
Representatives. nt Washington can send any
thing they please free of cost During our
visi, here at The Federal capital. we have learn
ed some curious facts relating To this subject
y New York member has letter fraIn one Of
his constituents. asking lin to forward all the
Patent Office Reports since 1897 another had
Il request for full set of Japan Ex edition :;
one fnts llerndan's Ernzi Report; afioi her
desires some g"ol daily newspaper from wash
ingt"n; another wishes a complete ret of
Wilkes Exploring Expcd,.on.; one actually
desires She member from his disfrict to forward
IL hive Of bees. which the applicant understood
was among the articles distributed from, the
:I'atent Office. Now. the following matters
ought, +" he understood by the people:
!. Every speech that n mrnher Of Cos gress
sends to his constituents, he has TO pay for al
prices varying from five to ten dullnrs per
thousand and where a cousttuer cy of many
thousand electors expects 70 receive di.iri-
button OF sp rchcs all around several times .lu.
ring the sess ion, the expense becomes quit. a
serious matter. IF persons write Ia their
Representatives. to distribute speeches and Do
lItical traits. they ought to send the money 10
pay for them.
. All documents. reports: &c, ordered to he
printed by any Co6hresS nre distributed to
the members of that Congress. aud succ.rlinr
members can ONLY obtain them by Guying
'hen,. Members nr daily receiving letters
asking for TIE Patent Office Reports, printed
by order of the last Congress. rhos. who
were menbc's Of that body may have some of
those Reports left over; but the new members
Aaye none. aud tire new Reports will not be
pfffed till next summer.
g. Such costly works rs the Pacife Railroad.
Report. the Japan Expedition. .e Wilks' Ex
Ploring Expedition. de-. can only be obtained
hy the present mem bers by purchasing them
the bookstore and no member has any gsea ert
facility for obtaining them than any private
citizens.
r 4. 1t is understood that no seeds, &C.. will
be distributed from the Pet.nt Oiiice this year
II NoyuaM Etaz,ye .... -
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Arrived.

Ship Levanter Brown Valparaiso 50 days copper ore &c. to
Bark MOunn Eagle Ys PaemO s. dsys passed g GP g
tor June ait to Yates Porterheld june "a lat % TO- lon
As spoke the whaling bark George Mary of Southport on
Bak Gem Of the Sea-, Marden Aeira SPAIN days lead
wool &C. to Galway Csssdo Teller June g. lat AZ 90 lon
~, saw ship AIgonant steering ,,., puuo.
A1Jss Ma, Is hides ae 70 master
B. May "A Avns o Boston, Gme Cienfuesos IT days sugar
with obbOo both Opgaapt nas and foreOpsa yard
apparently wanted no assistance July lat @ no. Ion H. spoke
Brig Caroline (Of Machas) Norton Zaza June r. &c.
to Simpson Mayhem IS lat 81 II, Ion 81 A. spoke u
Dig Cascade Or Of Yarmouth, N 81 Williams, Cads As
days; vine cork &c, to order. :,
rences Gle GH Co. PASSED. Gibraltar May a.
Bg Sarah Bernce O Machas Clark, Cardenas June g. su
schr Wave barrett Newbern c. day.. naval store.
% s% aR o s i RG1 oh &
tesgge spoke .ch 6 PagOn for S Galveston ,. %
ssP 4Ss%s: f% h g. z .poEs bds
Day. fruit Enes, Jun; 30 of Eeuthera, spoke the 'chr
Schr T. s. gar (of Mysic Kenyon Key Yves. 10 days. cot
ton sponge &c. to McCrsady Mott Co. Has had light head
sclr sunny south Weeks Jacksonville days yeOwpincto
sek Alto (Br Curry, Windsor, N s., 10 days plaster
scr Justna Bonden, James Fenandna, Fla, days. naval
scbr Msnhasset, Ward, Charleston days. cotton to wm B.
schr B. L. Barry, Weaver Daen 10 days yellow pine to
Dixon Go.
scir Tton Barrett Eastpor days aths and fish to stuges
& Co.
schr T. King Cenderen, Calais days shs to Simpson
Mayhem.
sehr Blue Grit ,Br), whipple, HisbOrO, N S. 10 days,
plaster to j. 8 Whitney Co.
sch @. d. King Wooster Cssis days lsths to Boynon
Son.
scbr Gov Arnold Mitch Calais days, lumber to Simpson
sch Mary Ann Cummings onesport days pas to master
schr Cabot, Hoser, Bridge port p days.
schr r. s. Dean, Dean, Taunton days.
schr Ann Flower, Clark, Albany for Boston
schr Vintage Cole Albany for Boston.
Sehr w. Il. Bird, Smith. Rondout, coal for Hartford
schr Julia Maria, Hall, Norwich days.
Schr Pathway, Rogers, New-Hayen days.
Schr w. w. Brainsrd, Bowditch, Geenpor days.
Sloop julia Maria Hsl Norwich days
sloop Rhode Island Remington, Providence 2 days.
sloop America, Stedman, Providence 2days.
Steamer Boston, Croker Philadelphia and Cape May de
and pass. 70 y. Perkins. .
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia mdse to J. K N.
Bnsgs.
Steamer Planet Wilson, Philadelphia mdse to LOps Kirk-
patrick.
Steamer Albaross Jones' Providence mdse to l. odell
snLED-Steamships Kangaroo Queenstown and Liverpool
Newfork (Rremenl Bremen Augusta Savannah Columbia,
Charleston; Monticello Washington, &c Potonse Baltimore
fsispseo Portland; ships O. h. Lamar London St Louis New
Orleans, and both anchored at Quarantine.
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second winnowed them down 70 $50. I,y these"
said God, " will, save you
God would keep Eat churoh fi;r. As hilton once
sai1 eoDCernips TIE great cause i0f Witch be ADD his
fe Iuw patriots were working, ,h5J 7~rs confident that
God had not brought then 80 s;gnally through the
Iiey greatly aided II the good providence Of God
by sympathy and encouragement from other churches.
10 partly to manifest the need OF hat sympathy and
The just grounc OF IT, 10 favor Of all who in this country
were Iahoripg in behaf OF the enslaved that he had
und.r aiken visit Great Britain; and by the bless
II < d God hr hOped TO accomplish sOne good resnts
b. spcb visit, H. wouli su'edly speak as ptiioly
there be had done in bis native country He shouid
eDdeayor ~ state fairly and truly The condition and
attitude and spirit OF the churches and mia-
itry in this country. He should endeavor
To awaken the conscience of the people of
Great Britain 10 intense feeling and action in
fertnc. 70 the sin Of Saver and the Dquity OF
tionI K il ia any way, even in appearance He com
mted the Remembrance thar effort 10 the kndoess of
Bis congregation, and might very properly warn then
bef reEaud NOT 10 be disturbed or terrified by any at
taeks, assaults, misrepresentation Of what he
mRbL have occasion 20 say.
In respect TO the intermssion OF his abOrs in that
church. he regretted deeply the necessity that took bin
But nh respect TO the prospect of usefulness
IN till working for The advancement OF the of the
R.deemer IN b. half Of the oppressed he reoced and
they wODld al iOice with him. in all the opportunities
were spared, that the result Of that visit might be
through their prayers, Paul said 10 the Phil
hppians, " more abundant rejoicing in Christ Jesus
70, me. by my coming 10 you az iD."
The n eu,bers ri tie Church OF the Puritans, and
Dr.. CIeeytrs friends generally, will follow the
Ad'iatic, she sra1s down the Bay next Saturday,
IN small steamboat Notice of the arrangements will
b. duly announced IN the various newspapers.
The monthly ao,islavery prayer meeting take, place
at The CT ureh Of The Pdrians this evening.
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nrarkes-cArxyunr REPORTED ,ox IL. n, ?. rslags

AsHEsTe demand is fair for Pots at s5i Pearls in mod
in limited request at 3ida6c for Western and
prime Southern Yellow 'ees Of $40 d. at the latter rate
S55ps hap5. I AZ and DO Calf at i0c
CofFEE-The market quiet: sales OF 1000 bags Rio at
FLOUR AND NEAL-The demand for Western and State
Flour fair bat with further improvement In the low gades
cteI and confined mainly to the domestic trade the arrivals
limited and good and choice extras well sustained the
IS So fo extra do co - IS for choice do IS Asa IS GO
for he low gades Of o w. os ~ S fs S5
do and sc 50 for St Louis Canadian Flour Is
d with %SI Be % are Sei bS di's IS S. s sP
Wht extras and s. 7od so for Winter do Southern Flour
= ! 5 Ss a sSg sd to sood
IaOrs &c. and Sc 2ods1 80 for the better .ss' Rye
oH s M' AID SYST o th sS sSr is 2i0 0'
large but the freight snd further advance
The S Ds o2nass spd s9 % SoS
and prices Of all kinds are lower a. the close the sales are ~ o
fuh good Chicago Spring 81 2e bush Red Indiana
Sa9 80 $50 bush damaged Chicago SPng At 81 and md
rrpiy fair sales Of sme lots Northern ~ a8Sc Ia Barley
or Haley Malt nothing mas been done Dat, In fair supply
Western and Canada Nest and are for good State Corn lees
active the supply larger the Inness Of holders checks the
E'e az f Ea fg m1ed T .and Mixed in
small lots and e9lc for Western White Southern scarce and
Iops-hs MARKET steady and price, are unchanged Sales
az 10 lie, for 1879 and 2d3c. Tor old qowtbs.
HAYA fair demand for shipping and the market Is
ssies OF 200 bales ct ia 6Sc. " 100 10.
IRON-Scotch Pig Is duh and heavy at SRes21 y tun
IEITHER-There Is good demand, and prices firm
aIfNE%Pc q Roeiand arq unchanged We quote at 6oc
foI Conner and q Is for LnIP III, ..,,
NAVAL g1ORES-Sprta T1rpentne Il IN limited request,
aud prr loWeri saes Of coo bOs at sec for reflections D
Tor hpig ard SIC kewYork barrels al.o l25 Newly ork
bb "a iots :. sc cash wieh' above t ms5tst value
Crude n, It'll doll; sales OF leo bbs at 80 Is 20 ~ Com
mon AZ well the grades no Sin quite dull yet steady
sri lower sss " 20 bills Washington, at " bbL az 1t
,--.,oso. -, g 4
OILs-Lirseed dull yet esdy az 5000 Crude sperm Is
gallon rsh Crude Whale s lees ictye, bat Is arm 81 ~ 9c
fo GOOD selected quality Other descriptions are In isd To-
qu.st u previous rates 600. ,-.,. Al, .
PROvisIONs-The PORK market II firm but very qlies the
hb prices asked restc. the inquiry he Gales are go bo az
ale r New kessj SIS S ior PInci and $is rs iof