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Fertilizers.

Fertilizers.
-<~~~>~~~~~~>~~~~~~~.-~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
DERUVIAN GUANO.-A cargo OF
l No. / PERUVIAN eUANo daily expected
LOT ,s s sat 70 "''''e' AIL!soN ADDISON:
ruAEo. GUANo, GUANO.-No
SI paruyian Guano Pacific Guano; Sea Fowl
Cnano: Bradley, Super Phosphate Lime ; Fresh
', se4 fA'''s' ''' '' a. Z. STOKES & co.
rUANO, GUANO.-A cargo Of No. ]
" PERUVIAN GuANo daily expected TO ar
rivs' and FOR k ssis sS F. WILLIAMS & CO.,
corner Fourteenth
au.4 Ter Pearl) and Cary streets. .
DERUvIAN GUANO.-15O tons Peru
i Wan Guano in store and for sale by BY ,pn
su?a NO Fifteenth street.
MANIPULATED GUANO. THE
III JAMES EIysE MANUFACTusIsI NC, CONF DSar =
supply the farmers Of Virginia or North Caroiloa
-" 40 wHsAr FERTILIZERS
and with Increased confidence In their value,
bounded on the experience OF those VINO nava use
IN IN, too numerous 10 particuiarize, Recommend
hem to the attention OF The pubic; r,s,tnt,no TO
great s Extent HavassA for sGMBHERo GUAEc,
Tor the present season, and LOCKING 10 u eAsiu
,ive use OF the former as Phosphate u asno ID
the fu,urebeing satisfied, after the closest scru-
inv into the vains Of .he several substances from
which the bone Phosphate OF Lime Is 10 Do %
aimed, that |: is entitled to the preference.
The proportions heretofore observed Will be
REGULAR PREPARATION,
900 pounds Peruvian and 200 pounds Phosphatlc
Guano. Price $40 per ton of 200 pounds.
SPECIAL PREP aRkTlON,
| |, a33 pounds Peruvian and 6eT pounds Phosphaue
Guano Price $50 per ton Of 1900 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN 6UANO.
In this preparation the company has attsl n
marked success in Adding means to SrinI rffT u
Wan guano on mill stones and thus reducing -
he uss OF the finest drill. Price, IS per ton "a
rance on the crude article, but an actual saVins y.
| the farmer, who by no process OF MS o." '"i'
| chearly or efge ctnally prepare 1t Tor use.
Attention IS drawn t. The lact tnat .nin esa IN rs
,nxsriahly names all the su DISTANCES ussd IN ~
nreosrations and the precise proportions Sn
nc:rds) In which they are stveraliy liltIo L ~.
~ mat Inc purchasers being acqualntea '" ah ~
ingredients that arc employed, have oniy 10 na
.Sde- Ih.jr intrinsic values, the in.chah4ch! pei
.etness Of the work and the faithfolness OF thos.
who snDsriutond the operations.
orders can be addressed through the cc1nmls
sion merchants Of the city or directly tothe under-
signed. T. D. ~" .rant
an 2l-6w q sem.
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Educational.

CELECT SCHOOL FOX 1o ,.,rms
- LADIES Miss s.H. coz b ,, TTwaifth stree,
the duties OF neT rss T,1 o. " ga 7-4tavlt
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gnecInJ Notices.


wFREsH ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRY GOODS
LEVY BRoTHBRs'.
we have Just received q lot OF goods Suitable -
.. annroaeb,n0 ,eason which we intend to
of er at great inducements. A"o's
them are:
200 pieces OF FALL PRINTS a. 10, l2a and i''' Pc
rs p,eco, of CAssINETr at 49,, good bargain
10 n,eees 1914 sHEETIgG, brown, 4oc. per var" )
60 pieces NAINsooK. ?sc.:
80 n,eces HICKORY SHIFTING, 1890;
go p,eces BED TICK, 19ac.;
ooo n,scas full.width BLsACHED COTTON, lsc.
$50 pieces nearly fun.width BLEAcHED COT
TON, loic.:
100 pieces BLRACHED COTTON, loc.;
1925 pieces BROWN COTTON, l9ic.;
1870 pieces fall-wldth BROWN COTTON, lsse.;
500 LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFs, l2ac
each;
40 dozen WHITE HOSE, 12tc. per pair;
TABLE DAMAsK, warranted all linen, 7so.
cheap at. 81.
FLANNELs.
PLANNELs!
FLANNELs!
We call particular attention to all. wool PLAN
NILS. from tho lowest to the highest grades
These Flannels were bought at the great bankrup
sale, and are really bargains.
ALL.wooL WHITE FLANNELs
ONLY THIRTY CENTS PER YARD.
Our general stock is, as usual the largest an
bss assorted in the city, as one of the firm Is con
stan,ly in New York. keeping our assortment at a
| times complete, ana seeuliHS e'efS soo@ O~'oN
| offered.
LEVY BROTHERS.
l5l7 MAIN STREET,
Sign Of the Flag inscribed
LEVYS DRY GOODS STORE.
! Use y
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WHAT THE RECORD DID SAY.

The Richmond DiSpatch.-Thc Rich
mond Dispatch, while it does not openly
approve the reconstruction acts adopted
by Congress-, sometimes contains very SEN
sible articles. One was published in its
issue of the 3ls., entitled Another prac-
tical lesson 1t inculcates Radicalism
without designing to do so. 1t is the boast
OF Radicalism that it proposes a policy for
Virginia that will build up and make her
mechanics and laborers independent
and owners of their homesteads. When
ever the Dispatch advises such policy il
advises the people to support Radicalism
1t is only by the adoption of Radicalsnl
that the good desired by the Dispatch cal
be accomplished. By-the-by, we advise
those who desire Richmond newspaper
Tor news merely, to take the Dispatch il
preference to the Wing, as it excels that
organ OF the responsibilities in that line"
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How EVEN A RADICAL PAPER NAY BE
MISUNDERSTANDING Richmond EnQui-
rer and Examiner of yesterday thus mis-
represented the Marion (Smyth county,
Record
"To the DiSpatch.-Tho Marion Record,
published in Smyth county, is a Radical
sheet of the Ne,o Nation order. In its
issue Of Tuesday it endorses our neighbor
the Dispatch, because it says: 1T Uhe
Dispatch inculcates Radicallsnl.' The Re
cord also recommends the Dispatch to
Radical support lin preference to the
WliJ.'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-07

DICHMOND BANKING
III AND INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE DEPOSITORY
is now doing GBNERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Office, northeast corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets, Richmond, Va.
liz the Savings Department,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and interest paid thereon. Depositors are assured
OF the security offered by this company, and are
respectfully invited 10 deposit their funds with
In the Insurance Department, We make
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on the most reasonable terms. and also Issue Poll
cies OF Insurance against fire on all desirable
classes of risks IN city or country.
We invite your patronage.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
EDWARD SISToN, Cashier.
JoHSF. C. PoTTs. Secretary. Ia
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nE PERSONAL. II. DUhCAN' iof'
msr,v Of Patrick county, Va g Confederate SOL
der, who lost a leg in the service WILL MAJ
OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE BY ap'
nlv,pgt THoMlsM. ALFRIEND SON, Rieh'
mond. or tosAMUEL B. PAUL. Petersburg.
sc I-lw
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NORTHWOOD FEMALE SCHOOL
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, YA.-Rgv. D. G. !.
DAVIS, PRISClPAL.-The next session brsi,'
SEPTEMBER 23d. The highest educatioHs! -!
vantagss are here combined with those .! Is e.sS
famiI school.
For circular, containing terms. &c. apply TO ~
Principal. Reference, by permission, 10 10
Faculty Of the University Of Virginia. au "
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STOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSE,
- -, khkPlNG AkTlCLES.-GREG0RY i CO.,
Main street, have constantly on hand large
snd well assorted stock of tho latest improved
GEr1okiSG, PARL0R, and OFFICE sToY rs,
for coal Shepherd and reimprovsd Old DOMINION
ior wood; Premier" something entirely new,
Tor burning soft coal. the gas and smoke; Bell
real, and Monitor Ranges, and Premium; the
Morhiug Glory. for parlors, stores, offices, &c.
Also, Plain, Japanned, and Stamped Tinwar. OF all
descriptions, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plated and
Planishsd Ware, sc. aus
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Educational,

MR. D. TURNER'S SELECT GAG
Iu sIC5L AND ESQ ISL SCHOOL. HIrgp.
TWHBa Third AND FOURTH STREETS r.. r..
twenty fourth session OF this school will Ms
MONDAY, September 23d. '7kh
TERMS For the session, $50 Por further -,
uculars, see eircuars at the bookstores or ~ Ar.
TO Mr. TUNER, 1t his residence, Third s,,ss,SJ
an RIOS - 'oNn.
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Eoec}nZ Notices.

wTHIs PAPER II PRINTED ON TYPE
cast at The RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY. II was
printed on type cast at the Same establishment
seven years ago a word to the Wise printer i
luiIicient. 30 i-eou-n-
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CHURCH HILL FEMALE INSTI.
" TUTE.-The second session Of this sehoo' win
commence on MONDAY the ?3i OF sep,eroa.,
and end on 18th OF June fol owing.
For terms, &C., apply TO Miss 4. u. SANDS.
Sc 4-lw PRINCIPAL
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MIS- K. V. WGODFIN, successor to
lxI Mr. J. l. Jones, OF the " Church Hill Female
y, institute" Will open school on the 10Th insant In
the rooms occupied BY Mr.. Jones during the last
session, on Grace between Twenty. Third and
Twenty fourth streets.
aESAs. nooerats, sea-lw
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 3ls
y FRANKLIN STREET. Miss GORDON, aided
ny full corps CT teachers will resume the duties
of her school on the FIRST DAY OF OGFobEh.
Pupils OF the Preparat tory Department! Will receive
the same attention as heretofore.
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CHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY.-The
- third annual session OF this institution, located
commence on MONDAY. September l6'h, and
lose the last Of June. The Get Of this school Is
to prepare boys for college or dt them for busi.
mes. pursuits. The Principal has had eight years
experience as an instructor Of youths. 1t the
close OF the session, prizes will bs distributed in
the manned prescribed In circular, which can be
obtained II the bookstores or at the school room
after lst of September.
Charges same as last session, and payable In ad
vance: English branches and Mathematics per
half session, S32 so Greek and Modern Languages,
ca CHI. $40; Latin, IS. 3. T. BEACH,
au 3I--tOl Principal.
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TOYNER'S SPRINGS FEMALE N.
~ TITUT8.-The third ssssion OF mi. .eh,,I
will commence on TUESDAY, October !, l.S- 49,
q fnil corfs OF experienced teachers. Thu Inter.
and advancement Of the pupils shsll recsIva ~
closest personal attention For further partlcrat,
address the undersigned at Bonsacxs po.,. Crs,s
Roanoke county, Va.
MRS. WILLIAM Fl. FIT,
SO Sim Pr!ucip,l
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an 27-eodlm Post Office, FaIrrax county, Va

HAVING BEEN SO FORTUNATE
l. rs 10 secure the services OF gentleman ot
hne classical and scientific requirements a. In
.tructor in my family. am DESTROYS to take t"l'
young men as associates Of my son IN study. ~,
sioe seven miles north Of Richmond. The seE1c.
will CONNIE nee LIST October.
TERMS: For session of nine months. excu.s
Of washing, s?so-one hall payable in sdTsne.
Address !" II. g." Richmond, or apply 70 ~,
JOYSES, Of same place. AL 3l-sCd&'
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MISSES KINGS SCI o tn,
Vl YOUNG LADiES.-Ths next sess.yHLs A.!
school will commence on the LIST OF ooioD
close on the LIST OF July 1898 80, Bra!
For further information. apply At NO. ns .~lp
w.
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DICHMOND ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
IL CAPITOL STREET NEAR NINTH.
This Institute Ia now open, where thorous D,
practical finished MUSICAL EDUCATION Is
aught under professed masters, In academical
form, at REDUCED RATES. Circulars giving
fu, synopsis of the plan course Of instruction.,
&c., may be had at the Academy Director-rro-
lessor DECGNIEE, with professional assistants
N. B.-nne fne-toned p y Tor SAFE.
PRICE, $3.50, sc I-stSMSN
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NJ NSf E sssIG NAT MATHEMATICAL
will open an English, Mathematical, and CIs.,g.H,
school in the Masonic school room In tbs To-,
Mancheste. on MONDAY. ID OF Ssp.er1ber I.,T,
The course OF studies will Ss sullcien,ly go, .".
sive to prepare students for college or the
pursuits Of life. ''"
TERMs Payable monthly.
Elementary English, per month :, !,
Higher English aud Mathematics. q: =
French, extra. ..-..................,.., / a
g. MORRfSSETr
FRANCIS J. B7GGs, Principals.
1ryA
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DICHMOND FEMALE ISSTllI IT,. F-
III Tenth, MARSHALL, and Clay stree -, ar.
twelfth session begins OCTOBER !. l'''' Ro'
culars, &C., apply TO
am ~ President
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r s. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL o. -.
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL. on FIsnkrh i".E
Fourth street, opens September p 1877. "a.
contiuu ed and liberal patronage OF ths p@s;.sstr.
courage ment TO continue his services 10
Ing public.
TERas: $50 per session. ,., {!
Closes with TN examination, and fs"S
merit ,.,,,,, a,aS
Communications may DO left ST Willsm
store, corner OF Fourth and Franklin stree"
An 2o-imf
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THE MISSES MAGUIRE'S SCHOOL
4 FOR YOUNG LADIES will re. open Septem.
Der lsth at No 3 Cathedral street, Baltimore. A
limited number Of b0arders will be admitted.
Miss Mcguire Is allowed to refer TO DR. J. Han.
National Bank, Baitimore, in whose family she
has been teaching for several years.
an % % al Sc Tli+
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NfCGUIRES SCHOOL,
Vl NINTH AND CLAY srEysTs, Elcsxos0

The next session will begin on MONDAY. Seq
TENDER 10th, 1857 and end June Soth. 1888 ~,
CHANGES Same as for last year. fsynish' ~
second half session In two iBsta lusnts.
For circulars showing course Of stuiT. &c
ply at the bookstores, or to either pEinSlIA'
fhyonnb most ofIcs an /? ty'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-07

MRS, c.. POYTHRESS WOULD
Nl inform her friends that she will open
SCHOOL for small boys SEPTEMBER le, at her
residence, corner OF Franklin and Twenty seventh
strset. SCI -lw<
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 7.-CoYTEE-some inou;rv
though demand continues inactive; lAte yestoriny o6n
EaRs NO. from second hands, sold ut prices moi tnns
Tired, and to-day COO bags do at 16Nsi7 cents gold
loTToS-Remaina dull and prices heavy, seloes bep,
willing to mako further concessions 10 sacs; ouote
Middng Upland At 26Sa2G cents; no transactions today
netter stock Offering
FLoyR-Was quiet day; sales export reported
several ANAL sales for local wants. included WAC 100 Ibis
Toward Street Common Extra at 80 25 Prces generally
l. manned steady as last quoted.
ohAM-oGerngs Of Wheat on Change we're compria.
1913 bnshes whtte and 92o0 bushels red; Included
80 sales were 100 bushs wto a 81 CO.: 400 do do Al
and 100 do at . 80; 100 bushs prime red Al 10 10:
2lt0 bushs nt q rs; COO bushs OF 80 iSa
2 2I2 do at 81 IL: 500 bushs inferior at on ceasI On
corn 2oe6 buahs white and s75 bush yellow receiv
rnss aM eSo bnshs white only eold at 81 IL; $40
uAna ysuoE 1t VI 22aSl 10, and I60 bushs mI1ed ii m
Iau Ssoo hushs received: market steady: naic, cno
ia Prime Al es.st cs 1000 good
ditio 1911 bushs oGered co bushs ony soIS A.
PnopIHoFs-Bnlk Meats ard Bacon sre b,,a bf,,o.
particularly Bides which arc very acarcs. M isra
fo-d-J; quote market nrm At lbKo for Bull sldss rS
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF cuAnLEsroN /.
Arrived Yesterday.

To street Droa co., sso.S Iinifs sesat a
Krenoii North steele wsriei If scts rno marar.r
La Tore. Cohen GO. Strauss. vances Co. Batcs
! dannon Il CssseweechiO, j q F DAWSON, Miller J
Iospi' s Frn9k, = RI q Norton, z Adger & Co. II
Bocsch Lopez Son, d niraey, Cartiniii Har5c.
son. Goudkop { Beuthner, Muller. N,mitz 20. Gold.
Co. 2 Clancy. Crane Boylest6a Co. IN Cater. sI'VV "
J. corUin \ 60. Cameron, Barley L Co,
1bsr & Martu. Hoimcs Calder. Hasiie.
Calhoun Co. Ma Hunt. J IIurkaInp Il Co. A iIiimg'
KeiP Kinsman Howell Lt,Ic &Ms MnraHa.s tit.cui H.
Lengnck Sell, Iiicnthai Co. A Langor LnuT, v (
s1sansy SFsy %int Mes Esft61 a
shall q al Burse nowon: Merhiens wohltnan. II Meyer,
strshans SON. BIRD HsnTh' ca Bnlxin9s A%He' 4
GSSa Sai. c. Douglas M Miller Dawson. " Denny,
Fall Co. f II Fischer. 93raveiy. II Gmycr. Jno +
GSeil Son, pennnil e. Pierce. a Parker. iiorson
express st"dard Co. II Voliers r. Son SOs,n sam.
iep "ehman Williams & Co. Werner l. Dncker. Olney
Steamship Falcon, Reed Baliore--l.it SATURDAY,
a. n.-as md1e S,. Io MorIsssi @ Co. cenrtsncy Tenholn
moncs Wills ch.oi Ray:uei aen RarnxaI ilns,G # ohs
Co. Mowry Co. Klincl. Tickenhurg Co. L Klein. j
plGhme. Won santen, Won uollen, Ell u Fischcr,
aeIdts q Go. Ciacins wite. II Bulwnklo. d A Ammo,
hsch9a 4 Co. Werner ERA, 4 pusko. + Pcnnpl Caincr.
CIspin 60. Ayeriii & Son, Adams. Frost Co. q II
Brown. Howard Bro. Man0uo ca, Oscndorr &
Co, Wagner, Heath Monsce5, Davis. j Yanwinklo j
Cagpson Co. den y o Tyler. Cook, OK IIugcr, C
Frank King Gibbon, MarsrilcI, + II Itolgcrs l.
Co. " Webb. J Iirown, o Phillips 81 Goldsmith & Son,
Holmes Calder, Hurknmp l. TO. Hahn Schroeder IS
chafree, II Harris, & ] u Kirkratrick. EA ger 4
CO. Quantrcl Col J Low. u jerks Co. Laurcy 4
Alexander. II Muller, u Rriggs Fuller, Schrmer,
Knobloch. Wehman. Worncr L Ducker. Collector OF
Cutiomn.
sehr Rcnshaw. Wakefield. Beaufort IS q. Corn to A
Erilow q Co.
Went to Scn Yesterday.
Gts:nor C:y Point, Adkins, Faatks, via Jacksony ie
Fernnndina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff. New York. sspts 10
sehr W Smith. Tooker, New York. 9Th inat.
Cleared for this Port.
sehT Nevada. Doughty. at New York, Scpt7
Memoranda
dispatch lfom Capt crowcl of the sie,nshLp dnn
eaa from New York, for this port, dated Fortress
MONROE hc 10Th inst, mentions that tho Granada had
ialen In With Hayuen steam corvette disabled and
toEed her INTO Hampton Roads The Granuda uny be
expected OH Thursday. -
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, 1856.
a New Poem by Jean Ingeiov.

The following iii from tho new volume Of ,Iua
poems, in tho rross Of Roborts Brotl
trs. Boston:
THY RISoDoM COME
Thy kiugdome come.
belrd Scor cry: "rhe Wilderness
Tho solitary place.
Shall yet lie glad for Him. and He shall bless
trr' lingdom como) with Ills revealed fsco
a. rests they shall drop their precious gum.
." Ehcd tor Hin their balm md liz shall yield
"Giandcur of Ills speech to charm the fcld
''rhcn oil tho sootllcd winds shall drop 10 lisicn
Thy Kingdom con"i,
fo:Biurtcd waters " ken calm RlIall gliecn
VIII bashful trem,cmcni beneath Ills smile;
Ai,,l echo over tle while
hull take. ant in her awful joy repeat,
The laughter ni his lph--lfhy kingdom cOInrl;
AMI hills that SIT anari Ehall be no Longer dumb;
No, they shall sli0ut anu shout,
kaiirnI their lovely loyalty along tho dewy plain;
And valleys round about.
"And all the we'll cUnten nted Iaud, fLalie sweet
With flowers she opened His feet,
SLiH apBwcr; shout and mako the wekin ring.
Aid ,eil IL to the stars, shout, shout aud sing;
Hor cup being lu1 10 tho brin.
Bcr poverty made rich rth hum.
Eer yearninR satisfied TO tho utmost sum
Lit up thy voice. Earth, prepare thy song,
II shall not yet be long,
Lit up. q Eartl for Iiu shull come again.
-y Lord; aud lie sllall reign, aud lie SHALL reign
Thy Kingdom come"
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Boston Market,

BOSTON, Sept 7.-CnrrEE--Salrs at i0I n,ats Java
ac gold and small lots oi in at a.a2G Il ID curuls.
Corros-The market qni,t and salcs have been con
6ned 10 small lots a7aaas MiiLng lriauds and
Gulf
DYEwoops-Sales OF 100 tons 81 Domingo loswood. 10
arrive, al s2l 90 {! ton And now held higher.
FIn-Aiuckcrci have been III fur demand ut slg 90,
~ % Tor Bay No ], Goldfish and irn, with
sales Of 24O0 qts Frcnrh Grand Bank ~ 50 a qt in
bopd. ~ "
tusSY BAds-Tho market dull at aia2i &c currency.
ut 93iin23Iic curroucy
NAVAL sTnREs-Saies OF 20 bhls Spirits Tnrprntine u,
S9iic, and s,nuil lots at GUc 4 gallon Tar aud Nosin
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THE MARION STAR.

ENSTABLI9HRD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS Aoo 70
published at Marion, r. c., in the central porfjan
Of tho country and offers flrorable medium 10 Mer
chants Druggists MachnIss and all classes who dcsr
to oItend Their business In tho Pee Doo country
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons We sh, IN
addition to subscription list Which h conatsnt a.,
creasing publish and distribute aItutonsIv cnn;. m
the STAR during the business season this Fail VI
Ra,os OF Advertising liberal
". ]. McKERAII
November 20 Editor and PronrIetor
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tohaIR hces per south tnroIInn itn niirun,,
September 10.
10 bales Cotton, 4G bars Mdzc - bags Roots Is bib
aud 62 bngs Flour, bb!s Spirits urpcntr cars In,n
6cr ,ndwood. &c. foAS Douglas. 81 Israel. IlirStor
Aohncs Q Av+r1ll son. } u sloan. II Wood, Is =
hrnInrr. Adgcr Co. i 5 I.citnrr coI,r IIancilo
Co. ,lsairoad Agent, Dras q Z Poplicnhciin Have
Co. Dowio Noise. Willis X Cnis,,n A,lams Frost =
Co. Williams & Co. u Ii Walker x co. ~ /. Jcilers 4
Co. Rodgers& Go. j II Inagrtt X III. tiibbes& Co
Son. W ltyail, knnnranx. La,ncau X 60, j AIaEyck
yelling, and Ebaugh * hiailoncc
ConsiRnees per Surthcnstrrn RulIroud,
Srpicrilirr 10.
bales Cotton. $50 bhs. Naval Stores ears Stock
cam Lumber, Mnze &r. Tn u WilliluiH & Co, Anwry
10. Marshall Jr & d Stn,ey " q Duke, & Co a I
Prtehett. Bradley, Jr. Kennedy. aud Dmnnius
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WILMINGTON nIarket.

WILMINGTON, September bcr9.-TunrENTTsE.-AIsrke
e ~ slss OF t2a bbR at So 80 for virgin and yellow
DIP, and 81 e5 for hurd, per $50 pounds
srInfTe firm and yery lIttlo re.
naming In arat hands, SAles Of only 81 bbs at 63 cts
or galI.n. |' "
EosIsSaes Of 81 bills follows 1l3 bbIs at ~ for
ncd 20 90 50 i2 for low No 81 1903 do at IS 20 for
.sr lUx No L; 30 do at &c for pale " " "
BAcoS-A lot Of 300 lbs N G. sod fror, vooo,, =, Il.
cents per pound for hog round. 'Na"e' a. ~
toNs.-7l4 bushels sold from vessel at sI m nor
lushcl. N'' - " ~ Pe
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NIOhflc nInrlrN1.

MOBILE, September G-coTTos-To-dsy the demand
was very light Sales Of 100 baloawcrc made tile mar
ciosln2 dull at - sa2Jc for MiddiIng.
MoNETARY.-Gold H1s1<2. Sterling GO days 150 Sight
lbl lrancs nominal. Now ork Bank Sight !, pre1nin
checking; paiak premium buying Now Orleans sight
InrlIs premium,
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Augusta Market

AUGUSTA, September 9.-FIsANCIkL-Gold-Bu Buying
at ii and selling at l+3 syer-nyug r3i and sell.
ing ut 1876. Stoke. Bonds. &C, QuIei
WuEAT-Red 81 90a2 10; White 81 1Ua2 90
CoTios-1hero has been little be,tor domaud for tho
ras two three daya There gore bales sold yestcr-
dny Receipts 60 bales.
DAcoN-shouiders ,snlG; Sides II ,salB; Sides
lSnlSia; sidea 10a1DG Hams a0a25c.
CoLS-Whito 81 aUal 10; y, low md mixed 81 I5a a