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msnt costing but CO. while IL may be- worth Oh 900
No partially shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above mag.
placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed Holders
are entitled to the articles named on their certificate
upon payment OF Ten Dollars, whether 1t be Watch
worth 900, or one worth less. Tho return Of any
Of our certificates entities you to the article named
thereon upon payment irrespective OF Its worth and
As article valued less than go 10 named on any
certificate, 1t will at once be seen that this Is
NO LOTTERY, BBr STRAIGHTFORWARD LEGITIMATE
TRASsAoTIoS, WHICH MAY BE PARTICIPATED
IN EVES BY THR MOST EAsTIDIoUsl
single certificate will be sent by mall post paid
upon receipt OF 70 cents for IL for %; So and
elegant premium for IS; 66 and more valuable
premiums for tloi 100 and most superb Watch fol-
sl6. To agents, or those wishing employ ment
this 10 rare opportunity II 10 legitimately con.
Quoted business, duly authorized by the Govern.
ment, and open 10 the most careful scrutiny TRY US
WRIGHT, BRO. q CO.,
so l9'6m Importers, l6l Broadway, NY.
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As relief ever ready as killer Of pain, taken In
wardly, or OutwErdIy applied, has NO equal. For
the relief and cure OF Rheumatic and Neuralgia AZ
fecHons, sprains Bruises, &c, II ia uuequRlled. 1t
Is also most eeaclous taken inwardly, In the care
rhUa Dysentery Oh 1lora Morbus, Cholera Infantum,
&e. and is, without exception, the most wonderful
Panaeea the world affords No FAMILY should be
without IT, Ivory TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have bottle. MINERS and FARMERS re-
siding at q distance from Physieiaus should keep It
constantly on hand. In case Of Accidents, and sud
den attacks Of Stomach mplants, its value cannot
be estimated Inquire for Major LANES INDIAN
LlhlMkNT, and take no other PRICE, 90 cents per
bottle. For sale at wholesale aud retail by Demas
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Robln,or, ls0 Greenwich street, New York: y. @.
Wells CO.. I"2 Fulton street New York; Chas. N.
spectacle Druggists throughout the world. None
genuine unless signed by ions THo5. LANE and
countersignsi by J T. LANE 4 ca. proprietors
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C1ONsUMPTION Gam BE CURED,

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
~ THE ThUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCUY.
from the formula OF Prof Trosseau, Of Paris cures
Consumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, DyHpep.
,ia, Marasmus, General Debility, and all morbid
conditions Of the system dependent on deficiency Of
vital force It's pleasant to taste, and single bot.
tie will convince the most seeptieal OF Its virtue as
sig bottles for %. Sen. by Express. Sold bys
uPHAM, No 25 South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
aud principal Druggists. circulars sent free.
ONLY 81. UNFORTUNATE HU.
~ MAINLY, d ONLY. Ny Injection cures
Gonorrh@A or 0leet In Ten Days, without noxIous
drugs, whom all other remedies fail DR. HRNRiR
REahAIB, Station =, New York city. ocl.2aw
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GALE d NAVY VESSELS.

SALE q NAVY VESSELS.
BuJAu OF CONTRACTION AND RIrAn,(
WsHISoroS, D. O., October 8, 1877 \
The Navy Ipartmest will offer at public auction
the followin n med vessels:
AT THE USIED STATES NAVY YARD, WASH
INGroN, H., ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, AT
l20'CL0CIM:
The TALLAbosA-s4 tons, de.whesl steamer
The CHICo1E-e74 tons, hull only.
The PRBsTS-small steamer, hull only.
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CONFINEMENT SALES.

OFEE1Elf CHIEF QUAhTnhAAs-
suB.DIarRIor or ARxAxsAs,l
LITTLE RocK, AJAX, sept. Is, 1867. \
Tho sals Railroad Property advertised st Han.
tsrsyille. T., October !, 1891, Ia hsrsby counter.
manded. / 7.
BY ordsrfthe ouartermasisr General
L. CAss FORSYTH,
Bket Major and A. q. NJ, q. q. Army.
oei-H Chief O. NJ Sub. District o. Arkansas.
GALE III GOVERNMENT HORSES
- AND MULEs
CHEZ ouARrnRNAsTERs 0FYIoE,
FIRsT MILITARY DfsrRIcr,
bcHNoSD, Va, October I, 1857.
Will be u al public auction, at the Govern mont
stables at III Rocket at II O'Clock m, on TUKs.
DAY. Octob{s 1857,
80 BoRsE
Is MULKs
The snimS will be sold singly, and must be re.
moved withitwo days from date Of sale.
Both horsdand mules are disposed Of on account
Of reductid In the public animals. By . little
rest and ordAry attention they will answer road or
farm purpos{ JANIS n. MOORE,
Bvt Lid. Col. and Quarter faster US. A.,
ot7-N thisf Q. NJ, First Military District.
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w E s TILL LIV
w Don't be humbuggsd by Impostors or pat.
eat" cast iron machine Stencil Tools" Send
for our New Catalogue Of IMPROVED STENCIL
DIES Twenty varieties, all Of Steel, earefulIy hn
ished and tempered. s. N. SPENCER CO Brat
.aboro, VT. oel .2aw
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r ARGE SIZE OF PUBLIC PROP.

IL BRTY.
OFFICE OF Itir CLorHISg AND EarIPAoE,)
No IS STATE STREET, ,
gw York, October 4, 1867.
Will be sold at lble auction at the Depot Of Army
Clothing and Eqlpage, No 400 Washington street,
New York city, oGUEsDAY, the 22d day Of October,
1867, commencing ~ oeloek a. m to be continued
from day to day 20 following articles Of Army
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ORPHANS COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA

Ia the matter u the pet lion Of Aaa E. West CUR
dlau to the infant heirs Of John p Wet de-
ceased
The said guardian having reported that she had
sold lots numbered u, 40, tI SO, II, IL and
in square known as square south Of square mo.
4SD Of the plan OF the city Of Washington subdi
yided TO Patrick Culinan Tor ~ 40 W, and thatthe
is this 9th day Of october A. D. 1867, ordered that
the said sales be, and the same are hereby, ratified
and confirmed unless cause TO the contrary be shown
a or before the 10th day OF O.tober, onsuing Pro.
vlded q copy Of this oTdoT DO published In the
NATIONAL fEPuBLICAS three times week for three
"''' ''''' WIN =. PURCELL, Judso.
true cOpy-Tost:
JAMES h. O'BEGRNB, Register OF Wills
WA.uivyroS D. C., Oct. 8, 1867 , oe7-co7W
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A GENTS WANTED.-SlO to 800 a
IA DAY to introduce our new Patent STAR
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Price s20. Il uses
two threads and makes the genuine Lock Stitch All
other low priced machines make the Chain Stitch.
Exclusive territory given. Send for circulars. W.
o. WILSON 4 CO, Manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio.
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EBBITT HoUsE-c. @. WILLARD.
STATION HOUsE-Jous a. sEunrs

Hon. RoOet Ford, Z. W. Belt, Colonel J. H. T.
Magruder, Md. George Lendrew, Philadelphia;
Thomas Howstt, D. W. 8. Benson, New York; J. W.
shersn, Philadelphia W. B. LOansburg, George Q.
Hogs, Baltimore.
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Maj James Belga, New Port; J. L. BayteI, Long
Island N. s.Endleott,iH. L. CrAmmer, n. Brown, W
Il. sioneman, Y. J. Jackson, Philadelphia J.
O. Neweomb, N. Y.
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Dry Goods Market.

Tie New York Journal of Commerce, in speaking OF
the Dry Goods r,arket, says:
Panrs-The demand for prints continues. and the
stock Of really desirable styles in first hands is consider
ably reduced Agents of the various axis endeavor 70
keen up assorments but many Of the most tasty designs
are sold ahead Of production. and can only D. dehvered
when received in the order of sales Merr1mack u
brings l6h net for fancy and 16 for purples; do IL
for fancy and 19 for trocks Spragues sell ut 10 cents
less one per cent regular for fancies and l7alI for
ira do Is for solid colors l6h for double puppies; l6
for pinks and ocs II for shirtings; 16 for blue aid
whites for blue and orange 10 for mourning' ~ Tor
50 inch fancy madder; 20 for 32inch fancy shirt
ing; "a for 50 inch double pures and ~ Tor ~ men as
sorted frocks American Print Works Is net for fancy 6
for green and orange 10 for blne and white 16 for ruby
and 6 or pain shades Aliens Is for fancy and 10 for
rocks; Pacific. 16 The Manchester prints are superior
and are selling freely at Is cents Dunnes brings 10
cents net for fancy and 16 for focks; Hamilton 10 for
dark fancy, 16 for puppies and l5H ior staples, hcn
monds Is cents net for fancy Oriental Is cents regular
Arnolds briL 13 cents regular for fancies and 3
for ruby Victory net for plain fancy and 13 for
rs do; Turkey red Is; Home 10 cents, regular Emer
aid solid colors Is; morning gown prints 15H Chintz
furnitures 20 cents nst for r. 2M for and II TOR
glazed do; embossed do FAX.
FoRFraN GooDs-Ihe market for foreign goods has
been more active. Most descriptions of British and
continental productions are in good demand but saies
are still mostly limited to small Quantities, which ap
pears to be the ruling feature OF the trade ln this as wen
an in the domestic depal tnent Buyers are extremely
cautious In their purchasI and will not lay In supplies
beyond the selections necessary to keep up complete
assorments The stock in the hands OF importers and
in bond together with the anticipated receipts for
few weeks to come seem to preclude the probability
Of any important general advance in prices during the
current season. Fine merinos, mousseline deaines.
black and staple colsred silks and choice styles OF fancy
dress goods in good request at firm low grades
Of plain and fancy stuff goods show little fllng of
from the highest early quoatons Millinery goods are
in better demand but the season is not sufficiently ad
vanced for the greatest activity. WooDens Of desirable
styles are selling moderately with important change
in rates. The offerings by auction have been more lbe-
rally supplied with the best class of fabrics The sales
have attended, and prices generally well sustained
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Wu1oy-WARE-It is q surprising TACT tnat
inward OF Ave thousand different articles in COM
mon nse are manufactured Of the ordinary willow.
The American willow is probably IS good as tne
German and French varieties for all prsctlcal
purposes, but an insufficient quantity OF ~ is
crown. and hence we depend chiefly on the 1orelgn
ssupnl7. The French are famous Tor the proonc-
t;nns al stfancy" articles in wilow-ware; but the
Gsrmsns. and especially the Bavarians, excel IN
tha csneral excellence Of the work Of this kind.
ThsS devise all sorts Of useful contrivances, and
s,snIsy rrch ingenuity in inyenting curious artl-
cles which are Of no particular utility but serve 10
sdorn snare corners Of apartments, or to pique
curiosity as to the purpose for which they are IN
In Bayaria. fathers hand down their knowledge
Of this Art 10 their sops, and when the cons become
fskhers. their progeny follow the same hne OF
business. Willow working is afimily anslr, ana
lone practice makee perfect Expert sna nimIae 1;.h
fingers are required to split and Eeave tne n.ne ,e
willow vands into 90 many shapes % these fEcaie
naorie produce. From the tiny toy basket scarce,
X SSeper than lady's tumble, but complete In all
fa narts which is to 20 to the childs nursery, up
to the ponderous hamper with the capaclty OF
bushels. there is q wide leap-but the bavar!an
yorker knows how and when and where 10 suck
his ayl and thread the willow IN and out, Some
ot his work s so airy that breath blows it away
snotber niece is strong enough to hold neavy
man. with no danger that he will break the plated
In this coSntry heavy willow work is cmety
rroduned-,such as clothes-baskets, chlldrens
chairs and wagons, Laarket-baskets and the nke,
and the blind excel in this industry. But some
very neat and pretty patterns are made In the
Shaker settlements.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New York-lcft Sat-
urday. Mdze To Street Bros X Co. J Adger x Co. c
| Ayerin i Son, Adams, Damon X Co. II orardes u
BischoH Co, E Bates Co. Bollmsnn lros Browne l.
Scbfrmer Bissen & Co, U Boesch, II Il Banks Bul-
winkle NJ BRISTOL, D Briggs, Budd Blake, X A 2
CALDWELL Il Claussen, j l. K G Clark, Cohen p
Coleman W Collins, G w Clark Co, Clacus 4 Wlte r
M Cater W S Corwin & Co, Crane, Boyleston l. Co. II
l. Son Dowie & Noise, E Dawson & Co, Denny
neerv M Drake, Dewing, Burkctt Co, Dawson
Dawson Blsckman J NJ Eason Bro, W Eckel Il Co.
Fleming GO, Farley u y GO, Green, q Good
7 n Grav.r L Guillemin, Hunt II Hoppock, J
unrtanon 4 Co Horsey, Huger, luinS, john
aton Crews l. Co. Il L Jefers Co. Ferguson Holmes.
Ei;nck Wickenbe.g Co, d klatte Co Kendall d
nocTarv ] Kenny, Keip, Kinsman Il Howell Little
= rShsI1 = n Kellers Co, Lengnick Sell, Laurey
~ = Alexander LANCER, Lltschgl, Marshau, surge
= Rowen x Miller, Mehrtens Wohtmahi, Alantoue
= 20 Monitor Wrecking Co, Martin, Meilzler' MuT-
ply, Little Co, Murphy nNa Son 0I
new 4 Co. O'Neil d O'Nen Son, ostendoru . 20, =
0iemann Pennal A Quackenoush, hallroao
AGENT Russell Reils, Raou Lyman, ooutne[n III E1
press Co. W Stefens a 20. s.laus' Co r. scbnSil T.
70 Gen p n TYLER Thompson & Co, o Teideman' j
Yollers r Yinanskj Won Santen, Werner Ducher VI
W Williams Co, Wagener. Heath Monsees > MaheI
Wing, W Yates Goodrich, Wineman ~, c nat
lcr G W Aimar Cameron Barley 4 Co, MCKAY camp.
bell c Noise, II Thomlinson McLoy rRce, Hart
Co, Lopez Son, VoightJ Narzyck hleSSe,} M ~
Jennings, Thomlnson Co, Muller, Nimitz 20 W NJ
Bird & Co, McCarter l. Co, Matthiessen, M marks
Cowperthwait Holmes Book store, Ston, Webb
company With Steamer Dictator. Sept 2, at H. Fry
ing Pan Light Ship bearing by f. ~ miles, spoke the
sc6r Helena, from New York for Wilmington, n C..
: Brig Williams, Thompson Philadelphia, TO days.
Coal To Baker & Co. c " Seignous.
steamer Dictator, Coste New York-left Saturday.
To D Aiken & Co.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE August 3l.-CorToN-Connues very
heavy and in the absence of demand prices have funer
vilted We quote middling Upland nominal at 20 Gus
CoFFEE-Market quiet. Some little inquiry, put no
transactions reported Holders steady at last quotations
FLoUR-There is some inquiry 1or export, ootn "
Brazil and the West Indies but shippers hold PACK IN
view of lower prices prevailing We have only 70 IepoIt
small lots of Virginia Extra at SO % 100 Dds Ct MILLS
Super So Market closed without any quotaoe cnanc'
GRArN-Wheat was in very moderate supply to-day,
only 800 bushels white and 500 bushels red oeers
were firm at advance OF &C. but the mers were SLOW
to meet them. Receipts but partially taEen Incuoeo leu
were 800 bushels VIII te, low grade at 81 luz Zo ov
bushels prime and choice red at 50 4Oa2 so 4uo Dsne
medium do 50 22a2 %; 1000 bushels inferior 10 la ga
co. Corn was scarce; 1J00 bushels white anu sVo
bushels yellow comprised the oerngs sales were maae
at advanced prices We report 70U bushels mixed wnte
at 81 Oa1 or 1900 bushels good to prime whe II wa
TO- lot OF 600 bushels brought the outside ngure oVo
bushels good and firm yellow 81 15al II; 2Vo Dusnes
mixed do 81 o. Oats-7O00 bushels received; market
steady with sales Of 1901 bushels choice 64a6oc zoo
bushels good do 6Oc 5000 bushels low quality rangng
from so to &c. mostly 81 to 54c. Rye-4UU p'isheis
offered; 100 bushels sold at 81 &c.
PRoy1s1oNs-Bulk Meats are held hr1her we notlce
sale of 80 casks rib Sides private terns UNDERSTOOD
little under 10 cs. Bacon is in steady, good demand Oh
orders and rm at 13al4 cts for Shoulders; Sides are
with sales at l6 cts Tor nib and IL cts TOR clear o
There was sale yesterday of 25 casks rib in one lot 10
the trade at 5Ac but learn there we're no sellers 10
dsy at that price Mess Pork is held at S ooa2i TO-
Isrd.-A sale to-day of 100 tcs Western at I3Hc.
R1cE-Quiet ut s9a9 so for Rangoon, and nHal2c ior
Carolina
suoAR-The only sale reported to-day was 30 hhds OF
WH1sxEY-we hear of no sales, and repeat before.
lots in bond held at S5c Ier gal. =
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Rr. Essence Of Life,

e>>SMpumu,zx6r Cures General Deblity, Weok-
= &; 4: 4 / !: {; ! (
"Ls the Pheni1 rses youth to course the veins, res
from The ashI q tn toring the Organs Of Genera:
fre Gntndfed igtln tion, Temerin1 lmpottncy and
nsw -.;,,1ss. ro Debity, reaorin1 Adnltness
ats tbs swtem and ana Jun c.g0T, mus PIosnrs
overcome ddedse perfect "EEteu q Loue, ~ ~
moving SterilitY and Harrennes: 10 ootn seaes 40
boon than this elixir Of Life" It giyss new
lease Of life, causing the weak and debllitatea 70
S.vs ranswsd strength and vigor and the entire
systsm TO thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle "; three botties vi sent W
express to any address u,
0ur medicines are sold and recommended Dy al
respectable druggists in every part OF the civzed
olobs: some unprincpled dealers, however, Try 70
deceive their customers by selling chesp and worth.
lass compounds in order to make money. Se net
decaiyed-ask for these medicines and take no
othsra II the druggist does not keep them, wrise
10 us. End we will send them By express caremlly
packed, free from observation. We VIII pe plesseo
10 receiye letters with full statements In regard 70
sny disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pampn-
lets, or advice to ths Sole proprietor, q
Dr. W. r. MERWIH, 81 Walksr ssy IL,
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TIL, guard house at Montgomery must be hot
~, 20. Il s called the city oven, and the Senttnel
thinks, propaby from the editors personal expert
ence that the three Hebrew children mentioned
in the Bible could hardly have passed night IN 1t
without singing their garments
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Awhile man has been lodged in the LAGRANGE
;sil. for selling land scrip to the negroes in that
section. The Reporter says his name is GRAY, and
tbst he ia from Carroll or Heard County. His
"scripp reads thusly: "Gen eral pope Gives 40 &C
tora Of lsnd."
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Augusta Market.

AUGCsTA, September 2-FNAEcIAL-GoLD-Buy
ing st III and selling ut l43.
S1yRR-Buying at Isl and selling at 1885,
CorroN-Msrket quiet sales hght--no quotations
given sales ss follows: at 90 at a. at 21M. at %.
Sss13X "a at a. Total, Al bales. Receipts. 76 bales.
@WEIAT-Red 81 75a1 IS; White 81 e0a2 10.
Co1N-Unchan9ed - ,
BIoox-Shoulders 15a15hc; Sides 16al7c; b
sides 17a1sc; Sides 18a19
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The charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, !
CHAlIEsros Tuesday Evening, September D. 1861. !,
The transactions were light, partly from the Limited
supply Offering and from the indispositon ofholders
accept the Offers Of buyers, prices were therefore, un
settled Sales 81 bales VIZ: at %. II at 2SH,
sat24H, at AK at 25X, and bale of new Cotton al
25c. p n. Quotations nominal
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, August SO--CorToN-We have no sales 70 70
report. ,o , ,so.
MoNErAaY.-aold l40sl4l. Sterling. 60 days, !oV;
sight l61. Francs nominal. New York bank ss1. M 2
premium, checking; par to premium, ouSins we"
Orleans Sight par to h premium.
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TEE KANSAS CRY RAILROAD BRIDGE, Erc.-A
Kansas City dispatch OF tho 21st says The cor
ner-stone Of the Cameron Railroad bridge, across
the Missouri River at this point was laid ths after
noon With Masonic ceremonies, under tho 81 imme-
date direction OF John D. Vincent, Grand Master,
amid great enthusiasm. Over five thousand per-
sons we're present, including delegates from Lea
vepworth, wyandotte, Independence and .Os other
RANGES were given by Mr.. Chaute, Chief Engineer,
that the structure will be completed in one year.
The bridge win be Of iron, 140o feet long. with
draw in the channel of the river S62 feet, six
stone piers with spans Of $50 feet. and will have
carriage way, as we'll as railroad track; ,. THIS
bridge, with one nov building across the Mlssls.
siupf. will give us through connection without
break breaking bulk with New York and Boston, making
Kansas City and other distributing points Of com
commenced work on the Cameron Road on Mon
dsy. and the iron is being laid at the rate OF one
mile daily. Arrangements relative to the work on
the Kansas City and Fort Scott Road have been
brought to fnal settlement, insuring an early
completion Of that road.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 2-TURPENTruISoO
oAsupo I'm prtces Sales 2s2 bbs ct 50 so for virgin
aud yellow Dip and 81 65 for hard per $50 lbs.
S1rprrs Observation-Disclosures quiet Sales OF only
1bO bbls. at 62sS2X cents per gallon. o,-
RopN-The sales to-day reach 1000 bbls At ~ soa
"a 90 Or black and strained common, $3 l2ha$S 20 ior
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per south Carolina Railroad
September 3.

1853 bales Cotton 1S bales Mdze 12i bags Grain bbls
and I67 sacks Flour 10 bbs Crude Turpehtne and sun
dries. To King Gibbon. Railroad Agent, Goldsmith d
Son. Railroad, Il Jackson, Robson, H Rod
gers Co, Utsey Kenyon. W Hunt, Johnston.
Crews Co, Lieut. Nede. Williams Il co, h Bag
gett Co, L Jeffers & Co, Roper Stoney, Will,
Chisolm, Capt W Pierce
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&C. 900 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced svey
known and valuable improvement They have tnvsrtA-
bly, been selected snd used BY al OF the worlds eo'
kwouledoed great ARTISTS who have vated this county
professionally, both for private and public usa.
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sourHzas EsneaAT1os TO JA,fAIoA.-By the ar
rival Of 4 vessel at New York from Kingston, we
have Jamaica adyices to the Sd Of August.
The question immigration nom Ia the bs s09.nspd Issaa
Dress. Col. Graham, 9ho has gone out to Jamaica
to INQUIRE and report as to the prospects for immi;
grants, had visited the western part OF the Island
fo inspect localities and to gather information.
He mad been . guest Of the Governor, Sir John
Peter Grant, st Creighton, His E1cellency's noun,
tain residence. It had been proposed, as the best
mode OF raising the mems for subsidiziug steam
er 10 run between Kingston and New Orleans, TO
Law small export tax upon Jamaica frTtts shipped
to the latter place by the steamers. Jamaica can
supply an unlimited quantity Of tropical siss for
speedy conveyance. BY sailing vessels the pas
sm Kingston e e. New 0ssRs 5s rn %oad te
onIy M Ave or six days. duration. Besidee the
oance Of this as gsosHS tse resSss esURs
steam communication with the United States and
they complain that since the Withdrawal oi the
former steam communication with New YORK there
has been diversion OF American travellers hom
that Island to other places in the West Indies.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York. Utten.
Sherlock, Mclean. Dowie, Mrs Cleahor. Mrs
Kegler nurse and children, Mrs Sones NJ L Wilkins,
Miss wilkins, Woo dward, Miss Van Ohnda DR. A
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Miss Pringe, c Miller, Catharne Chase, G Mixer,
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