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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

Try virtue dfEcvcral Wfits df Ifiyi F,lcids to
me ddYGItd, WI ie. eNposyJ TO public sale,
tott Company, hetr Gernanlo og,n, COny ngham
TOWNSHIP Coiumbip County, Pa, ON MONDAY
NOTEMnffc 25t'i l,o7, at ten % eiaek in the
Wit 2i2S iGssSaf2 tGHt ese Ghsdfig and fisf f4
ss'"Igy ytnlAe.t .thd carry away coal ,ip and from
lue MGninplu H'iu, upon lands OF the Locust
Mortn tain Cuai and mon Company, in tonFng-
nam ioWns!up, L9luVbia County, Pa, from the
TAIN Coal uudlIOn Company with run upon
saad Nein. commencing at a,ltne forming tho
western .ltulta pt tic run on said vcin, present
leased TO ktpplcr doOdy and Co.,ttnd GXtBnd-
ia5 "G5yTS6ay Sa To- th1 n9{&n,daIy line # the
Of c5at Gpaa SAX tnds .%hich RaySSeen 5Si SSt'n
Coal Company, fur the term of seven Years
Fet 10 come rom the thirtyrrst dag OF iBece IN
inproytnion d ,machin0fyr and fxtnres therewtth
nneGIsd YEA or pSqingg 2r appnI!fnant thereto
horse poWer engine and six boilers one sXteen
inrn phnp drum mru geiiring, iC6o ic-t wlre rope.
blacksmith shop, ono Carpenter sibp, 10 -.
ONE BlylcA.ERIi AND ENGINE. o. .
Boildrs, foltrS screens, machinery and gearing,
uuy lllllcg- nIp .DQ hpuse, one stulle, railroads.
and all OthcrtNtures an machinery appurtenaut
Dulleys two pairs chain, two shOvuls, scraper and
falto 30 eliGte lr,rs, one sooss neck, one lot Qi
iOW, fUt Bottom trnck, aTiRrge wagons, 40 In...
ul,Ln sllsA -nAsvps, ~ sinau wagons, I dump
schutu, - empty Oh barrels, Tot merchant IRON,
2'ueiOWS 'sinN ilkr Not DlaciSs NTH Tools lcpu-
pgtel, lot Of old iron, cOsWhuei, cart, grind
stunt, lcnch, l. iuttimber, iaUO yards 4 rail,
aqdl rs CHAIN, stove small Wheel dozen emp
~ oil barrels, pltmIner, bar, pick 8 slOV-
ole, Grow u,rS, aaeli rO.lSis, stove dirt wa4-
Oul, slate .usOn, hand screen, 2desks, table
chairs, PAIR brussos, l-sluye,l coal bucket,
shovel, one lOt ol old CRATE bars, large pulley,
10 egg coal screen scgmcnts,1 N stove coal screen
aSquents, small stove coal screen hepmerits
IA grtto 6ars, 'shae lncSerf.sj chestnat -o0ai
screen segnggls,i gudstulI rollers, lcoywheol
pinlon wheols, IL grlto bars, | driving wheel
screen "Id s.>I-rls, 9GogStEels,l !, Yheel9arrow,
sCreW nira, 0 gtnte eurs, cugwhecls, chest
nut cotil -rrV'h, bloHg eoal sereau-stgments
,gulu belt, hanger for acrcen,O barrels lubricut-
ing oil, OufiNis lOfnpdff l'dozrn BhOYdls, ,SiN 3.
II.I.k NJ Lk.a AND FIVE IlORSES, / One-hurSe
truck wagon, - sets hiunCss, . sets hreeclihRnd
s1ir5S,2 loxnNaguu,y2 box WAGONS. 2 siiOveIs, !
l4lguiOrk, . lanterns, one half buShcl measure,
ebmhs@' Drushes, eating boN, sets log
gAp lli, ]. LICK wagon, one old. buggy, stove, 4
bngl, y lialtars Ind cliilns,2 2 log chains hay
ludder, sleigh, buuer, lot Qf coal cut IN the
mines Nud all other personal property not ex-
2ezed, t.hJ.n in execution, and to bo sold as the
property " tue MaliinOth Vein Consolidated
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloonsburg, Nov. =, 1867,
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

Any person sending MS one Dollar, paying
the same To our lpcIl agents, Will receive imnc-
datelY line steel Plate engraving, at choice rom
the following list and one ccrticat of stock, in
suring one present in our GREAT DISlRlBU-
IlON.
one DOldr EHgrdrirgs.
No. l-"My Child My Childr No. 2-"Thcyro
SlVedl They're Savcd! No. sold seventy
six; or the Early Days of the Revolution"
Any person paying two dollars will receive
either OF the following fine steel plates, nj choice,
and two certificates of stock, thus becoming en-
titled to two presents.
TiCO Doiinr Enyrdrihgs
No. -"Washington's Courtship." No. 2-"Wash-
ingtOns Last Interview with his Mother
7hrcc Do'ldr Ej,grGrings.
Any person paying three dollars will receive
the hraut iful steel plate of "IOme from the War
and three certificates of stock, becoming entitled
to tire. presents.
Foijr DoilT cn1rdrings.
ANY person paying four dollars shall receive
the large and beautiful steel plate of The Perts
of our FOrOfOthcrs, nnd fourccrtilCatcs Of stock
Cnttling them to four presents.
Fire D0lidr EHgTGringS.
ANY PERSON who pays five dollars shall receive
the large and splendid steel Plate Of
"TIIE MARRIAGE or POCAHONTAS,"
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TO Hotel and saloon keepers OF BIooms-
burg aud Columbia County.-I have appointed
MI B stohner agent for the sale of my ale, porter
brown stout and lager beer, who viii supply you
AZ inc same price and with the same article, as
would furnish you from the brewery Knowing
that lac win be puuctual and attentive 10 all who
may hyor him with their trade, | solicit for him
your support Very respectfully,
FRED IAUER,
Steam Brewery, Reading, Pa,
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list.
IN THE nIsTICr COURT or THE

i United states fur the western District OF
pCnnsN lVania, ..
In t'o raal lto',of Elisha c. I'm Bankruptcy.
Barton, Bankrupt J "
10 uifom q mai concern Tho undersigned
.horeby gives notice OF his appointment rs AS
sigurH uf Elisha q. Barton, Of BloOinSburg In the
county II columbia, and state of pCnnsylvanla
within said District, who has been adiudged Il
Bankrupt uIuit his own petition by the District
Court Of said District, ut Bloomshulg, the lsth
November 1861. j. X. EDGAR, I.
noy.s1 Jt-Jt. Assignee.
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G10 "A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE,
P " with my Patent Stencil Tools prepay
samples frcc. beware of hn1ugrs. My circu-
lars VIII cXpulu. Address A.I, FullUm spring
hcld Vermont.
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THIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
81. L0UIs& IRON MOUNTAIN RAILRoAp co

Seven per cent. interest, February and August
'fhese Bonds'coyer II Road of 81 miles, finished
from -; Lousto Pilot Knob, and in hrst-class or
der ami an extension of about the same length
from Pilot Knob TO Belmont now rapidly con-
strncting, for which the proceeds of these bonds
q are 10 be used, making through route from st.
Louis to New Orleans by rail, The earnings OF
the+i miles, are sG9O,DO year; the net profits
now are sufficient to pay the Interest ON the en-
tire amount OF bonds. were they all isS.ed. The
basis Of security is believed tobe beyond that Of
any other bonds now offered. Apply at the Oilce
oi The Company, No. AZ Wall St., 10 IL. @. MAR
QUANp, Vice President, or to CLARK, DODGE
d CO., cornorof Mailand William stS,, ~ Y. city.
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L, \. ROLLINS, Commissioner.


McSsrs. GEORGE 4. COOKE X Co., whose well
known integrity and business experience will be
n sufficient guarantee that the money iiirustcd
10 them will be promptly applied to tho purpose
stated.
pHILABELpHIA, Pa May -, 1867.
To The CBccrs and Members Of The Washington Ii
braIg co., ". S. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen .--On receipt OF your favor of tho
18th inst. notifying us of disappointment rs Re-
ceivers for your Company, we took tho liberty to
submit a copy of your Charter, with pan OF
your enterprise, to the highest legal authority of
the state, and having received his favorable
opinion in regard to Its legality, and sympathiz-
ing with the benevolent object of your Associa
ton, viz: the education and maintenance of the
orphan children Of our soldiers and sailors at the
Riyer4idc Institute, We have concluded 10 accept
the trczt, and to use our best efforts to promote
so worthy an object.
Respectfully, yours, &c,
GEO. \. COOKE & CO.
Address all letters and orders TO
GEO. \. COOKE L CO., BAsgERs.
% South Third Street, Philadcl phia, Pa.
Receivers FOR the Washington Library co.
j. B. PURSEL,
Author .acd Agent FOX BloomsOurg and vicinity.
NOV. - 1867.
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uvANTpD AN AGENT

WANTED 8 CENTS
w 70 selln 1--we man in every conutN.n husi-
ness paying $50 per month SURE J,t. TllluN,
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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
VA W ERXISEM EATSSs
NEW FURNITURE 'sToRE


- ~ =. ]. HtltNINVEN,
Would respectfully announce to the public,
that me has opened now Furniture store in
AUup, lie, vhere lac keeps oil kinds ofelty and
home made
T. n y ] r 4 II T.,
cane, bol TONED aud. hair cushioned chairs, all
styiuS of Eplstruls and bureaus tables and
stands. andpN y,,uds la h.s lne. Hepairing neat =
~ and quickly done. House paIr ting pnd paper
hanging 'sutr m 'shprf no rec und reasonable
rates: in the hest manner Also undertaking
MI gfJrp noi1cc .' ~' Inpvgr6TA6s
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As regards tie new Incumbent, we
can only say, that higwer1 known char
acter rs an able, honest, and. capable
man 70 FIJI any POSITION, gives earnest
that his Administration -wilt' not only
remove much or the'odihm heretofore
fastened upon the 1nlorhaf revenue sy3-
tenn in This county, but VIM have 4
Tendency to make Unpopular as an ac-
ceptable means Of meeting the liabili-
ties of the Government. "An0re popu-
lar appointment could no. have been
made, and we can safely predict that
Capt, Tholnpson's first annual round,
will bring in It's Train tle happy APP
probation of his administration by ali
with whom he has offtitrbusincss, lie
is not only d Strictly y1nornl man in good
standing IN tile church towhich he Be-
longs, but free froin-pfeIudice has few en-
emies,a and Is of that mfinchfng nature,
that he vii render f'even- handed Justice
TO afi'without fear; favor oraRecti0n.
'-' .- 90 -s---r " 80, n,,t,,, -, ''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-29

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretoiore
reeeivca, hope By = strioct attention. 10 boet-
ness, to merit continuance ofthe sAas.
Truly, l. c. ALLEN.
marsins1yi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-29
What Hurts the Democracy,

Judge Ranney, the left bower Of
the "rebels' FRIEND made q speech
at Mansfield on the 9th inst, in
which he set forth the grievances Of
the Democracy in the following terms.
The Democracy had been without
Office for many years, and that was a
great grievance. Slavery had been
abolished, and that was another
grievance. But the crowning stroke
Of oppression by tho Radicals was
portrayed by the speaker in the fol.
lowing eloquent language
Look at wbisky--one Of the
great institutions Of this loyal admin.
istratiOu--it has CREASED more wheels
than anything else l can think Of,
II is taxed So per gallon. Who pays
for that2 The distiller--the land
lord. Who pays the landlordI YOU
and / when we step IN to take a drink
That is the way it all comes round il
the end. You and l haISgot to pay
1t, and we must get our money out o
the plowtail and the bench, or some
whore else where sweat aud toll onte
into the production"
To think that Democrat eau
take drink Of whisky without assis,
ing TO pay the debt incurred in put
ting down.the rebellion, is enough |
make a follower Of the "rebels' friend
heart sick. We hope they won't a
die before the election.
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hit unO GumUr.

Speaking Of cheap things--it costs
but a triae 10 get wife, but doesn't
she sometimes turn out a "littlc
dear"
We Judge ourselves by what VIC
feel capable of doing, while others
Judge us by what wo have already
done.
Why is a prosy preacher like the
middle Of a wheel 4? Because the
fellows around him are tired
Why does the new moon remind
one ofa giddy grip Because she is
too young to show much reflection.
Why was the giant Goliah very
much astonishcd when David hit him
with stone7 Such thing never on.
tered his head before.
To economize, is 10 draw in as
much as possible. Tho ladies apply
this art TO their persons, and the ro.
suit is a very small waste.
A chap out west, who had been
severely afflicted with the palpitation
of the heart, says he found instant rc.
lief by the application Of another
palpitating heart to tho part affected.
"What brought you to prison my
colored friend (" "Two constables,
sah." {" Yes, but I mean had intem-
porance anything to do with itY"
Yes, sab, dcy was bofo Of 'em
drunk"
at wonder whore those clouds are
going sighed Flora, pcnsively, AZ
she pointed with delicate finger to the
heavy masses that hoated in the sky,
al think they are going to thunder
said her mother.
NICE BoY.-"Mu if you will give
me a peach l will be a nice boy"
"No, my child, you must not be
good for pay that is not right"
"You don't want mo to bo good for
Hothhs do you2'
Sam. sail one little urchin to
another, yesterday, 4" Sam, does your
shoolmastor ever give you any re-
wards Of merit ?" al s'poso he
does was the reply ho gives me q
lickin' regular every day, and says
merit two"
"I do not wish TO say anything
against my individual in question, "
said quiet old man, but would
remark, in the language Of the poet,
that to him truth is stranger thau
fiction"
The following dialogue is said to
have taken place recently between Q
married couple on their travels
"My dear, are you comfortable IL
that corner2" "Quite, thank you
my dear" "Suro there's plenty Q
room for your feet p "Quite sur,
love-" "And no cold air from tn
window by your carp "Quite oer
tain, darling" "Then my dear, II
change places with you"
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Gents Furnishing Goods,
10000
PAPER COLLARS
lOf all sIscs, qualities and pst,erns.l
Neck -Tiea and 0ravats,
Of the latest patterns and all other articles dcsi
rable Ia this line.

Hoping that my old customers, as well as new
ones, win mud my place of bO-iness and extend
their patronage, am fsspecttlllS your,
ono doey Serth'otsl, IohSs store, iiSG 1GlS
apranaima.
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Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance OF an erder of the Probate
\ Court $ q DeiaSs's cean,S oaloa made on
Catherine Atherton Of William Wallace Tracy
against her Ward, the undersigned will on the
1ist day ol August A. d. teol. At twelve o'clock,
lowing described real estate, situate In the Coun.
~ of Seneca ia tho State OF Ohio. and described
a. follows 10 witi IL being tho cast half OF in.lol
number fourteen ft) in the village of Adrian com
nlenciug AZ the North East corner OF said lot and
running south along the East line % South uns
on an alley thenee West thtrty three (,ol feet
thence North 10 Finley street, thence East thirty
three feet, 10 the place o. beginning.
TeaMe on eaLni--Cash Ia hand on tley of sale.
CATHERINE ArH ERroN,
Guardian Of William wallaes Tracy.
~ RHIp PoyEll, her Atiy's,
pll-iL (e5,ocl
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Negotiations between Italy aud
Austria, regarding the boundary line
between the two countries, which has
been for long time pending, are suH-
pended. so
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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
FME boa pAYs.


rt..r., hcln M an m THESE terrific aaysi
7,,e burning eun uron she earth q peltng
sr,,n NJ. ,ilr.,t..i eercast. ho,s1 rava,
a. .~errthIns = r,eit,nri
In ,,sh ss..v 40 cool their inward glowing,
vrhIi. ,rith zach stroke. IN doiorous despair,
Tbex s,el tho fervor rrowlnrf
FOR. ali a-dry, they burn like any tlndor,
peneash the solar breeze llil, withcr'd, chnrred.
And crlspcd avny 10 cinderi
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Martinez, the ex-President Of Nj
earaugua, who has been sent on mis-
Bion to England. is commissioned TO
negotiate for the delivery Of the Mos
asito coantry to Nicaragua.
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Ash sAd Oak floorlns, Poplar and Pine sidfns1
gsiliAS Boards sefVllsl as'l asI.asd "a hort '.
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riss Lalh, skingisi and brsoh IEaadies, eoatsaAl.
rftsir-irai " on hand. ~ Nhldf Ai'AAAlH
L0ngstrothia Patent Movable
sae Comb Bee Hive. 2 80

Their hives are two inohss thosfsg ard tFe ineh-
es deeper than the old styles with improved Hos
ey. board and Honey Boxes.
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DENTTStrRYyi

nr.C. q. IBeiihRrz. has removed TO
IL Commercial Row. above 81, iohn'a Drug
Store and ntled up a DENTAL HkAD QUAR-.
TEns, where he l. prepared TO do work In all
the various depAFtments of Dentistry In the most
approved manner OF Dental Heience.
Reduced ISntesi
Prices have come down In most all Department
OF business, aud must In Dentistry. Weare FULLY
determined TO salt our prlcea 10 the ability ofal
and do our work AZ the ioWeaf l0aalhlo rates. I
want artificial tee,a. We are prepared TO extract
ttvtn without pain. by the agency of any Of tho
means now ueed for the purpose In this country
All operations warranted. come Aad SEQ a..
TINA, July II, is65.-Snl. G. G. bEiLHARz.
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MARRIAGES.

On tho Goth inst, by tho Row. g. j. Bethea. Mr. Petor
p. Mccormick to Miss Anne Z. Manshp ell Of Marion.
South Carolina.
On Tuesday, August 9Th at Trinity Church. Society.
H, by the lsor. p d. Hays Captain Edward Mcintosh
TO MisI Dora D.. daughter Of Samuel Evana Esq nl Of
Society HILL
At Ashwood. Bnden county, tho evening Of tho 22d
by the Rev. Colin shaw. Mr. Z. T. McKtthap of Fayete
yilc 10 Miss jamie Wright, youngest daughter Of the
lato John A. Robcson.
On 2Ist instant. by Rev. d. F. Mauldin Mr. ]. +,
Rchardnon. OF Pickcns. to Miss Nancy r.. youpgest
daughter oil Griffin Breazealc, OF Anderson District
In Lanrcnsyllc. tho 3lst ut. by Rev. F. Auld Mr.
Washington Sharp Of AbbeEile. to Mis-, Mary j. Lpps
OF Lsurcns District
August 1st, 1867 by Rev. j. II. C. Mckinney at the
rcsiionco OF tho brides iarhcr, AIR. Lewis - Cooper to
Miss Mary A. Lewis, both OF Horny District, 8. g.
August 90 1867 by Rov. J. II. C. Mckinney, at the
reaidence OF Mr Wm. p. Nelson, In ConwayDoro. Mr
Malcolm C. Brewer, OF Moore Count NJ e.. 10 Miss Car
rio l.. Driton, OF Horny District, y. @.
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Sn vn nnafl Market.

SAVANNAH, August 29.-We have no change 10 nm.
alterations In auotsona. no Is s m Ina and Dd' ew y
feared II will not improve ns soon as was anticipated
S sssn % which
MosE1Is still light, aud very little paper Is being
aoIp-Brokcrs aro buying q, 1aoa1Io aud selling at
l4lsl42. and It is scarce and advancing
EIc1.SoE-Sto,ipg. Hme, l69,ls5; sterling sight.
torest; sight 'isH cent premium. Sterling exchange
is good demsud from other markets.
sTooxs-DulI. Thero is q speculative demand for A.
and @. H. II.
Central Rallroad. oiGo6
Southwestern Nailroad. .s4ess5
Atlantic aud Gulf Railroad. 6Jt Is
Georgia ltairoad. .sDGssl
A1sossa aca or last rsrrt wa ,y: bn u
ket. quite much Ia usual at tllis Of tho
year. and tho fow sales hnyo been madn at gradually
ducing prices until ycAcrday, when tho decided and
ttnucd decline In 10th New York and Liverpool reduced
factnry figures to The oItent OF fully cont pound
mosto the olaring stock Is composed 23sa3ic Some
sales of new cotton havo been nhk bu. Mt about tho
receipt Of tsonty to thiry bales. worn or
CnoPHc regret 70 be abe to report even less ayora
sro reluctantly Constrained TO believe TINT material injury
has beer suffered by tho planters III oilr immediate
ton sou.iwoslarn ae.fgs fends forward for tho rst
ting ht. evening" rain still pours down. aoring nrthcr
subject for alarm In tho present condition Of tho
try II really distressing TO witness the feeling NJ almost
despair evinced In Of tho press reports OF the crop
and yet aa we have In former lssucs remarked vii Huph
reports must bo received with due reservation ls tho
danger is often exaggerated whcrc mans all Ia at stake
We merely write for this sccuon to-day. nang tho oih.
ers formerly noticed 10 ronder their own accoiIDts and
rom newspspcr advices we should cay they would be-
ar from presenting satisfactory tone
shoud ssy tnsl tho caterpillar 10 up TO now worry psrt,sl
and rust not by any means general Most factors say
viii take twenty days to decide tho nmountoi damngo
done but that 80 known may be considered So
rIous Sorne sales Of Soa lslanl!s have come 10
IIgh. mnlo In Tho st fow wccts OF poor grades at as
S3c pcr pound.
1.-Two should be called upon to estimate the extent OF
injury 10 tho crop from all reports in tho Houih, md
pseo ho enre crop Of cotton under two millions Of
bales; but these bo oonsi rcd culiod and estimated.
nigh. poesibly consider nalf million moro al not
improbable, ssy two and halt millions OF bales
Receipts since August 27d amount 10 73G bales ppana
Exports for the time e62 bAlee Stock on Hind and
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Augusta lIarkcf..

AUGUSTA, August 29-FNAscnL-Thcre IL no
change In gold or silver sInco yesterday.
GOLD-BuyIug at 141 and selling Mt II3
= -RiLyEn-Buying at III and selling Mt 1l5,
CoTToF-Thoro better feeling IN tho market OH the
part OF buyers. but ciango In figures Tho offering
stock ia light snlea Of tho day Us fllows: Mt 10: at
20 IL at at 22 ut 23,S; 90 at 2I at az; and
bale at 2So. Total, G7 bales. Receipts. ~ balca.
HHEAT-ltod 81 7Ss1 IS: While 81 0Ga2 TO-
BAcoH-Sboulders i6s15Ec; u ID Sides lda11c; G b
Sides 17sl8c; q Sides l8a1y.
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THE CHARLESTON MAnxET.

FOB THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY, AU0U8r 30, 1857.
This being tho last week In tho commercial year. we
have closed our tables OF the receipts shipments
this port past seaEon and who tho amount re-
ceivcd and exported but imt in comparison with
hoso just before tho war their advance money value
has Leen suoh that Tho amount icceYcd for them is
prob big equal to that OF any formcr period in
mercial hIstory and foots up amounting about
600. Wo reer to tables published with this
report which will exhibit at glance the movement OF
principal staples from this point during the past
twelve months.
COTTOE.--At tho commencement oi tho week the
market opened unsettled and without transactions sol.
lers nominaily holding Low MIddins At 25X md Mid.
ding Upland At 26@27c. n lb. without finding buyers;
bat soers having yielded TO tho extent Of to DC
a ib declinc, . limited amount Of transactons took
pass the basis OF 74Hc. for Low Middlipg and 26a
25Xc. y ID for Middng Uplands, sales during most Of
the wect continuing quito limited In consequence Of the
indIIpolon Of factors TO meet Tho declining rnt.s Qon
orally offered by purchasors, tho marict closing with
somewhat esser tendency. Tho prices both at Liver.
pool and New York havo had declinnQtondoacy during
the week. the former reeedlng from lukd. to 101;d
ib, and tho litter from oso TO 28Xc. p b..
We submit tho following report Of the operations in
the staple here during tho woek Just closoi.
On Friday August %, tho market st stand, pur.
ehlssrs being generally out OF tho matet looking for
lowor priccs there consequently sales during
tho day quotations nominal.
o. Saturday soms sellers having submitted to an
irregular decline Of TO ~ cents H., transactions
took place TO the extent Of 81 haIes Low MIddIfng
selling at 2tH. and Middng Upland al asa95xc. p lb
On Monday there Was . moderate inquiry 1t steady
p-cos saes 70 bales, Low MlddlIng being quoted at
2sk. end MiddlinR Upland at 25so. Tb
On TuesdAy the transactions mostly in good Cot
ton saies loo bales quotations unchanged.
On Wednesday . limited dcInnnd lod 10 tho lslc Of
some IS bses, part Of which disposed OF at rates
half cent down. Low Middlins bong quoted At a. Mid.
ding ct 2&Xa75c y b.
On Thursday thoro was but ono buyer operating, tho
mrtst having ea.ier tendency, and very qcet les
~ balos, Middling Upland being quoted At 24Ha2sH
Yesterday the market sotnevht Irregular but
closed rather easier aaos 50 balcs-say At 10 20;
sat at "A 25 A& 2aK ;& MAX ;lS st a9H,