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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-28
LITTLE,S
RIhGW0RM e. TETTER OINTMENT.

Hundreds Of cases Of Chronic letters, seald Heads.
and diseases Of tho skin generally have been cured
BY this remedy; and since the Introduction Of the
No. preparation lbeing stronge) scarcely D. case
hss been found that It will NOT eectoay eradicate
In short time. For the cure OF Canoerous Sores
aud Ulcers !: applied in the form Of platsrs, and
iB almost infallihle. -
In moro thsn two hundred places in Georgia. and
In the soutbef$ States, they are to be had and 40
there are scainps about who counterfetttng his
remedies, by palming of thair own something
else by using the same or similar names or no pa.
tont s Wtnted secured amid the absurd pateptsof
signature OF the Proprietor, thusi--
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-28
DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE,

TINE BOARD OF TRUSTEES would invite
4 tile attention of the public to this Insti
tuition, md solicit their continued and increas-
ed patronage 1t has been. the past year. in
successful operation. Though the present
access enables the more advanced pupils to re-
main at their Boarding Houses dtripg the
intervals between the hours Of recitation. A
large College Edfice is in process, of erection
This, when eUnpleted, will likewise furnish
Boarding ACCOMMODATIONS for number Of pu-
pills. For the present, Boarding cali DO had
In the families of Rev j. !. Bonner, Rev. j.
Galloway. and others.
The EXERCISES will be resumed 5n the THIRD
MONDAY OF OCTOBER.
The course of study is as thorough and ex
tensive assit is in other similar Institutions
There are Three Departments: The Primary,
the Academic, or Ihtermedia,e e., and the Collie
,giate. The year is divided into Two Sessions
Of 6Ye months each. The following are
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-28
LITTLE'S
FRENCH MIXTURE,

This Is prepared from \ f:ench Recipe Qn tho
forms Of No. l and =; the nrst for the acute. and
No. for the chronic STACEY and from Its une1ampled
success is likely to sVeersede every other remedy
for the cure Of diseases Of the kidneys and Bladder
Flu3r Albus affections. This extensive coni16und
combines pfvrerties totally dife51Ht In taste and
Character from any thing to be fopFiq the United
cheney Is not ritalled In America.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-28
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBETILLE DLSTRfCT

ABBEVILLE DLSfRfCT
In Equity
George W. Talbert
and wife, +.
VS.. ] Bill for Patti
James II. widsmsn. ss bss tion, DC.
Thomas A. WatsHn.
pURSUAET to order Of Court will sell at
L Abbeville c. H.. at publie outcry on Sale
Day in October next. (stj the Tract Of land Of
the Estate ate Of James F. Watson, dec'ds desert
Hall. on waters of Hard Labor aud Beaver
Dam CrceksT containing Nine Hundred and
F~ehty+One arid a quarter acres, $3.50 acres il,
woods. } more or less, and bounded by lands Of
John Mcclellan, Dr.. s. 5. Marshall and Others.
Mr. Fisher will show the premises to any one
desiring to purchase.
TERMS-A credit ozone end two years, in.
rerest from day Of sale. Purchaser to give
bond with two good stireties and mortgage of
the premises, to secure the purchase money.
pay tho costs in cash and pay IN papers.
WIN. II. PARKER, G. Z. ID.
Commissioners Office,
Sert. 8, 1850 t9 I'm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-28
GLASS M. 4O4,
Drams on Saturday, Sept. 22d, 1850.
78 Numbers-13 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$TO,
SPLENDID SCHEME

TO De Drawn IN September as follows
Class 424 Draws Wednesday, Sept: 8, 1850.
Class 436 Draws Wednesday, Sept. 12. 1850.
Glass 44s Draws Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1850.
Class 4o0 Draws Wednesday, Sept. 2s, 1850.
Nearly one Prize to everytmo Tickets,
7S Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-28
WOOD, EDDY & co,
DELAWARE AND MISSOURI
State Lotteries.

WOOD. EDDY d Co.. Managers.
The Managers Offices are located at Whining
ton, Delaware, and St Louis, Missouri.
The following Magnificent Schemes will be
drawn in public. under tho Superintondeucs of
Sworn Commissioners, appointed by the Gov
ernOp.
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Marths,Ruft ! Land hc
and othe.s.
PURSUAET to ofder of Court; Twill sell
L public outery on Sale Day iu October
next llsp at Abhevile @. H., tbesfasal Esratc
Of John u Rnlf. decd. si.ttAte3 shd lying on wa
ing Five Hundred acres, tpote or less, and boun.
ded BY lands Of Dr. Joseph 8. Pressiy, Matparet
itestls Dr. 4. T. 'Widsthan and others
TElsMS-.A credit df pne year with ihteres,
from day of Sale. Purchaser 10 give Bond
With tsu good surstiss and mortgage of nre.
mieeA to SECURE tAe purchase money, paw the
costa 10 cash "na Pay for papers.
:; WH. u. PARKER, cE A.p.
Sept g., 1850. 10 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

IL VIII thus be seen that the movement Of trade
was less active both in imports and exports last
April than the corresponding month of the pre-
vious year. The importations of foreign goods
were less, and 80 were the exports of specie; the
exports Of domestic merchandise it will be noticed,
were last April in excess of those of any previous
April in the history Of the port. This time last
year the outbreak of the European war was immi-
nent. There we're still negotiations on foot, and
efforts were being made to induce Austria, Sar
DINA and France to submit their quarrel to the
arbitration Of Congress-; but IL was evident that
these efforts would fail, and on all sides
the preparations for war were being pursued
with vigor. Trade was in consequence gene
rally depressed, and money was very cheap at the
great financial centres. At New York call loans
were quoted at 4 per cent, and good a 6 months
paper was negotiable at 8. Sterling exchange was
quoted at l09} ll0}, the latter rate being de-
manded by the leading foreign bankers; and in
consequence, there being no export Of breadstufk,
and but light export of cotton, specie was flow
ing to Europe very freely. The effects of the poor
harvest of 1858 were telling with great severity
upon the Western country, and consequently upon
the importing trade and the railway interest. I'M
porters, especially Of dry goods, were losing
money, and railway stocks were on the de-
cline. Hope had been raised in many quar-.
ters by the favorable prospects Of the West
ern crop Of 1859, by the reforms which had
been introduced into our great railroad companies,
and by the general economy that was being prac.
tised by our people at large; but it was evident
that some time must elapse before these hopes
could be realized. The contrast between the
prospects Of the financial world in May, 1859, and
those prospects at the present time, is calculated
to load to general cheerfulness and congratulaton
The following tables will show the movement of
trade at this port for the ten months which have
elapsed Of the current fiscal year, as compared
with the corresponding periods Of the two previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

MDnxRs 90 THE BOARD ON EprcAnoy The following
gentlemen were appointed members Of the Board d Edu
cation, By the Common Council At meeting On Thursday
evening ;-Edwnd Anthony, John Bsninsham, O.
nainard. ycnAshas 8. Burr, Edward v. Durham, hcmss
W FIELD, JAmea How, Jeremiah johnson, A. Lambert,
Jasper ". onbevt Edward W. rnks, DANIEL l. Northrup,
Channcy Perry, Cyrus p. Smith, Henry McCoskey, John
8 moTne, Smith faschsv
rm NET rxxu cv m Orr corsr. The Nay term Of Me
Bsookiyn 0y oours win open - Monday next, I'm inst
insssad o. " sscsad Monday n May, bersss ssasd
vben NE hrst twenty causes on the calendar VII be
called The court WIN ihsn adjourn until the following
nonday, IN order 70 ssAsss upnbsp 70 ssss.d General
Tern.
sxSrrcsa ~ TIE corxr ov suunoSu in shs ocurt o.
ssssous, thursday, cclored maa named Joseph Wright
vm convicted u forgery n passing ccunssrsis % bi
on he MsrchanA Bank cf Albany. Hs ssutsuosd 70
The aase PRISON for seven years. Thomas sweeney and
William Dalton, on coavictlm q bureary-4hs nrSa IN
NE nr~ degree and We oshsr Ia ne sseoad dSssvsre
sentenced 70 The STATE pvsoo Sweeney for yesrs and
Daltoo fw nins ysays. Mosm rutfis ooiorsd, wW ecs
vced Of ndecent exposure and ssutepced 70 NE psrsen-
nay fov ninety dsys John LcughheAd for sesEns icte
W policies, va nped go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
MILITARY Insslligenee.

TIE UNITED Stairs zorAyE CADETS OF CHICAGO.
The uns,ed states zousve Cadets, q chsoAso-whose
name 10 familiar with military fro@ one end Of The
Union 70 The osher from tbs fact that they rsosny chs
ensed any company in the United snses W drill with
them for stand Of oolors which they won The Unised
aass Pair chicago, lAs AlsAri on The 2othSd June
On the most extensive excursion ever undertaken BY
nary Organisation In his country Thsy YIN visit Do
rcA, Niagara yHs, purAo, Roobsssv, Syracuse, Uuoa,
navss, Hastferd Springfield, Phiadeiphis, Baltimore,
Waehngsna, Harrisburg, 0ncinnan and Va Louis, and
probably o1her c11iso ~ rp>a<.
rsey cssssmplsas ths1 vin taks thirty days 70 make
The reund Gp, q IN expesditare Of between 5000 and
ylo,oop mey VIII nks sixty one meu and band o.
49, psssA mY - ussaiy young mse-mevchanis
80 clsrn-and the ayernSs age Of the Members n
em tseny Two years msy have three full uniiorms,
full dresn cAnsneur and 2ouave, and viii undoubtedly
attract considerable attention wherever they 70.
mey are emosssd = fcsicvs -capsAh, u E1swcsth;
nm ueussna.t n b rs.ssdsni second Lieutenant, n
n Iann rsm sergesne, r. Haydoa; escosd sergeant,
= D. Knox-sn1 vn hks WIN shsm faIl esupany sAn
One Of the Baltimore companies has scospted their
chailesee hvt ny have nca 20 heard - sny o6hevs
whie m this city they VIII give one ov move srhibtou
drills and citizens Win then have On OPPORTUNITY o.
tudgiss fu nemssiyW Of hsif msrinL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
THE DRY oOODg TRADs

The following comparative statement q The imports
Of foreign dry goods ct New York for the week and
JanuaSy1,-
For tie ueek. 1858. 1850. 1880.
Entered u the por.. =. s75esSs l,7szen IHTfsg
Thrown on mArkes.... siskos l,7os,ns lIs,7aI
since Jdau7yyl.
Entered al The port ST. ss7 500 osA77eos lo7ssos3
thrown on market %, 2e2,6io 22,S3s,s26 Al &os,i2o
By the above table viii be that, though the entries
Of goods the port during the past week, Is well the
amount thrown upon the MARKET len than those for
the period OF 1882 yetthey larger than those for
The time In 1855 The aggregates The Isl Of Jan
uary stu Of the amount for The two proceed,
ing years OF the goods Entered for consumption wooen
fabrics amounted to $3.50 e66, cotton do 70 $40 400 silk
do SAT- 27o far 70 sos 64, and msce aneous goods
seso The annexed tables give the classification OF the
goods, with the entered for consumption,
housed Withdrawn for consumption and thrown upon the
market
E,l>yed for Cuasuusuf.oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

i1aVpH A>,SoA
The Cincinnati papers, just received, report YER
dict for the defendant in the case Of James Lee
Co., Of this city, against the Chillicothe Branch
Bank of the State of Ohio. The suit involved trans
actions of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany. Fourteen bills Of exchange, amounting to
$57 ,s3s SO, were endorsed by the Cashier Of the
Chillicothe Bank TO the Ohio Life Insurance md
Trust Company in New York for collection, and
were transferred by Ludlow to the plaintiffs, who
presented them at maturity to the Trust Company
for payment and they were protested Plaintiffs
sought to recover from the ChillicOthe Bank. De-
PENDANTS answer that the bills were to be used only
for their benefit, and that Ludlow had no right to
transfer them, and consequently they were not
liable. Lee Co. have similar suits pending against
the Branch Banks at Marietta, Dayton, Athens,
Xenis, Piqua, the Logan Branch and the Ross
County Bank, for similar transactions to which the
defendants have entered the same pleas in defence.
The whole amount claimed is about $4,000
The April earnings Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad show large gain. The figures are:--
April, le5s.... ............. 1882 e3
increase m 1900 $2977o "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

Al last accounts trade In Manchester good, with
evivai Of the demand for India Cotton mAuufActurcrs.
both In England and In this country have had remark
ably successful year. said that the cotton ords q
the former locality have had moro sessfActory
year The profits Of large houses said 70 havd
averaged So per bale and that some esAbsh ments had
Guny the year earned about $500 600 net profits Md
oe nen complain that while the year has been highly re-
munetHnse 10 the spinners and growers, middle MON
nAve oeen ices fortunate Some VI the goods shipped W
CHINA SAID are destined for re export 70 japan, i'm
order touy that market The during the past week
mas oeen hg ot ana irregular chiefly condned tbs
city trade and near by custom. Tho chilly, vet
weather nterfeTed more or lees with the city retail
The Southern trade s for the season There - an
irregular sprinkng trade DONG from The West now that
the export demand for bresdstufs has increased aud
prices Of -four and era have improved. Should thu
crops prove good the fall trade from that quarter
pected 10 exhibit decided I'm proyemcnk We have NO
change TO notice Of moment IN prices Of domestic goods
All grades suitable for export continued Arm Heavy
brown shectines were firm N SIC. Bleached sheeHngu
and shirtpgs, Of favorits widths firm. Drills
nIm u Sc % for brown, and &C. for bleachsd, and
blues sold II 1870 10afc. Printing cloths ware
dull ChalleP were In fair demand, while other hight
fabrics Of d0mestc manufaeeuTe were unchanged.
The trade In foreign goods light, and with the
oepton OF 90 ne lines OF silks and dress goods the marko
exhibited little change. W0ollens were generally dun
The chief auction sales Of the week Comprised con.
siderable catalogue Of ribbons, and another Of carpes-
Considering the advanced Stage Of the hsy draw
good company, and the prices obtansd considered
In the main satiafActory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

braoed about eco bbh n % 10 . 81 90 aoush-
srn -four ~n less active, while The insids brands
within the range Of the above quotaafoae Orr
meal lee buoysnt with small salsa q Jerssy
and Brandy wine within the range Of the above quota
prices, while there was some inquiry for export ma
sales embraced about 20 900 bushels 81 81 90 for whs
81 81 for Milwaukee club Corn heavy and lower st
the close The sales embraced about IL 900 bushsb In
GLIDING Jersey and Southern yellow u sic Sc MIXED
Western At 79xc and Southern wh3e common 10 good,
at sic SAC. Rye was better with small sales reported
busheh at roc 7ac Tor far STATE Canada EAs 4 s2c,
ana Canada West Il p Oats were In good supply and
cheaper, with sacs Of Western and Canadian q lc.
the circular Of W. g. Cutting gives The receipts and
ports Of flour and grain NJ this port for the week ending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

me IN Of prices for fAmiy mssfes Scsss Yeuan -
same - q shs LAT writing In Ne vsssSss ~ hsrs
n nss's siiiss Of h ths kish pvss s~ussSssss 60
The uessss abundance q prinw vssssssl1 - - nnr-
ket rsrsps have saadt shsr sppsarunss, n snAnssn
titles, but POTATOES are s old sad os ~ wors aowR-
ton srswbsr,c are oonnsnci,a 70 arrive ssnnnlv
from The South. wv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
Auesssn sale 81 Bra .aiss ana wine.

sale Of Bsnaies and wines, Of the impovtaacs q O.
MeesAa Co., made yesterday by Burden, ysnss %
n oomprsed pale and dark Rochslis brandy, msisGn~
ppes quarter pipes and ocssvcs (snd 90 % psokaeo,
81 o. HX 81 W d 90, and - do, otAra, DsVsy \
o., Of 1859 vintage, and Pcrvs castllon % aas
vintage 1883, and Raynai Aianes pais vtnGass q
1853, II q s2h 80 o2k ~ rs.
HprHny Wu4l-3oo quarter onakn broWu were - e
SOC. N 12x, and pale o. 81 90 ~ SIX. - -
e2ko. 7-'T
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George Carlisle, s. 6. LHommedieu, Samuel
LHommedieu, Stanley Matthews, John W. Ellis,
John G. Wright, George II. Hill. The reasurer's
report shows the income and expenditures for the
years ending March 81, 1859, and 1860, to have
been a. follows
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CITY COMMERCGAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, LAY w II
AsHrs-The market Was steady with sales Of 80 . ~
bbs pots at tks, while pearls were at $40
BREApnurs -Flcur-wxh augmenting rsceipB thd
narke, WAS sss buoyapt an active, and common 70
dunn grades Of State and Western, easier, whfia
good 10 prime extra brands unchanged. Tho sa'es
embraced abou, ecoo bbis closing within tbe following
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAL.

FRIDAY, May 4-6 p. NJ.
The monthly tables of the trade of the port for
the month of April were closed this morning at
the Custom House, and we present our usual COM
M IN tiya stafauant
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The Slave Trade In New York.
THE ESCAPE OF TIE ALLEGED sLAvDR sroRM KING
DISMISSAL OF rHE OFFICERS KSGAGKD.
In yesterdays HArD We announced the fAcs That The
brig ssorm King followed down ths bay by ofosvs
Theodore Rynders and Hssry Mum without any legal
warranty, boarded BY then, and afssr oonversa.oo
with the captain or mate In command, the MarshAls
officers permitted the suppcscd SLAYER 70 70 on her voyage
From information since received By NE Acting United
States Marshal, Joseph Thompson, Fac, respecting the
proposed Conditions" which rhe Sorm King was yer.
mtted 70 depart from The port Of New York, be has
Officially notified officers Theodore Rypders and Henry
Mum ha1 their services longer required - s
ants officers Of The United States MArshars oloe.
ovERHArLryG OF TIE srsrxcrEp SLAYER CHAR.
LorrB .. TAT.
Deputy harshah Thompson and Douner have been for
some days svehsuiiBs The cargo Of the Charlotte Iay,
arrested supposed SLAYER, and have found that ber
cargo agrees with her manifest. The too boxes marked
"mschinevy," however, contained sheet iron boilers
NE vessel under hsss circumstances VII be Appraised,
bonded and discharged