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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-02
ALI Ready

COME. u a.-AHE,AD9s
NHY MILLS are nov in Gas trim. 1e.ng,
IlRA THOROUGHLY REPAIRED II EFEKY
PART. and ia good conditonto promise tntir1
satisfaction TO customers. nl1'2
s%Days for Grinding nay, be ensaesd,-
which will DO q conveniepce,t to all concerned
aa-Gst all the Oats ont of Wheat If possible;
which may be done by dissoiying talt y wa,er &c,
Wheat slowly, and all thu Oats, Imperfect Wheat,
and nearly all the yCheats willl h9at Then pour
into clear water and dry 1t. al.y
r Customers are invited to ipspeet the man
sgemeut of the Mills, andseypry partaof the ma.
c6inery for Cleaning spd Grinding Grain, and
report any negligence on thepaft Of emPioyses,
and any defect, any xhuro, BY which tbes ;msy
possibly susteia,spy loss.. - itt Of :
rI hays concluded, % grind WhssS hrs
.spestiye Of the op6 enntatned in Il, ss the crop
generally Is. soIiu,f dfS eatss 80
II. j. WEss, Superintendent ...i.r !. -,
t July -, e.. ~ - ~
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THE FREDERICKSBURG STORE.
EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE FREDERICKSBURGST STORE
DAILY REPLENISHED BY
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
JUST RECEIVED,

supply o Lama Lace POINTS and CIRCULARS, @
DBEsS GOODS, in the greatest profuson, - -
BRlANTs PloUEs TUCKED MUSNs MARsELEs and
-. JAooNETs,
MOURNING GOODS Of all kinds, ..s.~
large EDGINGs opened
CLUNY COLLARS black and white -
CLUNY LACE II
S4BBACK suitable for hawl, HTe
S4 4GRENADINE BAREGE GRENADINES, ~ ~,
Colored edandBa or Veis
Elegant CoRSETS - 30 Ni
makes SKIRTS,
GAUzE MERNo UNDERVESTs, .rr
A large variety TRIMMINGS and TRIMMING RIBBONS,
Full line of HOSIERY YaudG GLOVES, fa.s. .%..--,
Beautiful TWEEDS CAssERS for Boys and Gents
LINENS DAMASK ToWELNGS MARSEES QUILTS &c. &C.
All The Stock be appreciated be seem We
keep trashy selected with the
Our stock suited to the wants of COUNTRY
and should examined making this market
prices sell the same
~ - v. ORCHARDS II Bros, 81.
Corner by the Hotel,
Augusta, Ga.
Nav s e2 saII .ha.4..fss .l1l9 y
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.44 GULnETsE's PAEENg
STE EEL B RIasgkI
8 COTTON GINS.

Is,IIE ABOVE GIN is superior to any ever
used in this country, and, has.ttaken many
prcmiums;at Agricultural Eaus in, tho States Of
Xlaba balha, Mississippi fand. IolIsiapa. ,.c;l
!, In itgreat advantages are gained, both in quan-
tity ahd quality of staple cleaned, bringing in
price at least one cent perypound moreithan cot
ton ginnel on the best gins Of our M Meountry.s. <
aEe hqso on hand phmphlots showing the
merits of this Gin, and giving certificates from
many of the largest planters and cotton factors
in the South, which we willfurnish to any plan-
ter who desiresstQ purchase.
The GULLETT GIN Gun be seen Mt our Office,
corner Reynold and Mcintosh streets, Augusta,
.Georgia. 'o!
y1&as- Every Cir. Warranted, ~. s--sss.ss.
/ ISAAC T.-HEARp CO.,
Cotton Factors, Agents.
Augusta, June 80 om23
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n
4 HAVE just received FRESH SUPPLY Of
GOODS pertaining to my limo Of business, con-.
sis.ing Of .4f s3t
Tieman's LAUNDRY BLUE,
lirr1y's WORM CANDY,
Essence of JAMAICA GINGER,
Costar,s INSECT POWDERS,
Hostet.er's STOMACH BlTTERS,
Halls Sicilian HAIR RENEWER,
Spears9FRUIT PRESERVING SOLUTION,
Mrs. Winsow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
Radwuy's READY -REElEF, ~ -
MUSTANG LINIMENT, ra.,-L.--.,l
EffafS fScycipg Sol. CITRATE MAGEESIA,
pHILoTOKEN, or FEMALES FRIEND,
Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Sylyes,er's BENZINE, or STAIN REMOVER
Bcckwth's Anti Dyspeptic, PlLLS,
A. Or Simmons LIVER MEDICINE,
II CONGRESS WATER,
CONSTITUTION WATER,
Genuine Old PORT WINE,
SHERRY and MADEIRA WINE,
FRENCH BRANDY, W ~ -
Fine Family WHISKEY, .5. 81. .~- ra
Bnineer's Old London Dock GIN,
8. Fresh.S EIDLTTZ POWDERS, ~
z CORN STARCH, -
COOKING EXTlRstAsG7T1'ss-LemOn, TlRstA E IS Orange, Va
SulphutS QUTNINE, -
Sulphntc NJ MORPHINE, 10 10 ,
Durkec's Concentrated POTASH,
NATRONA SAPONIEIER. for making SOAP.
Cox'sSsPARKLING GELATINE, &c.
- '' For the Hair.
Mrs. nilen's cTLABALsAMUM,
SBarry'a TRICOPHERUS,
EUREKA HAIR INVIG ORATOR,
Antique HAIR OIL,
4
PhilocomJe P0MaDE,
Pure OK ,MARRoW,.& &c. - - -
Fer the Handkerchief,
LUBlN's GENUING EXTRA CTs,-assorted
BURNETT'S FLOnIMEL, ~
Genuine BEhL COLOGNE.
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREGS, &C..
% Fancy articles. -,
Highly perru.ned RICE FLoURlor The foils.
Eali EsSin'sTo1EET .51;o I " POWDER,
Fancy, RILEF BONES,
Bazins SHAVING CREAM, "a
Military Shaving SOAP.
TOIbET SOAPS of all kinds,
The very best TOOTH BRUSHES,
Fine assortment of HAIR BRUSHES,
Hi; and Clothes BRUSHES,
Dressing COMBS, Fine Tooth COMBS,
j, Tooth WASHERS andlPoWDERS, &c.
,.c ~ 20 i;s..AESO.-
Constantly on hand a large assortment of
LAMPS, lamp 'CHIMNEYS, BURNERS, 6cs
PURE KEROSENE OIL.
NURSING BOTTLES. improved style,
PENS. INR:. R:.STATIONERY,
Fa1,er's. lead PENCILS, &C., &c.
.sas*=2ll solifor tho most rsasonabIo;priec, but
STRICTLY CASH. - -E: - 49,
rs W. CARWahE, -.
At Sign Golden Mortar. .,
Juns2s If 20
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Sherif's Sale.

]. A. Bland, otal, Ex'or., y
for G. Lowery,
L. S.. Johnsopand wife e 80 n
:. Harriet E.s ~ q
HnY virtue Of "a Writ of Fl 20 to- mo directed,
Id in the above stated case, Twill proceed to
sell ut Edsefield C. H., on the first Monday in
September next, tho following property, to wit;
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Two Hun
dred and Seventy (27O) Acres, more or less, known
- the Egypt Place. adjoining lands Of +: w.
Pi,kens, Estate of R. j. Burton, dec'd., Il. b.
asy man and others.
T,:ms Cash.
Aue 18th 1863. 3te 81
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ARTIFlcIALpLIGHT.
The Eureka illuminating Oil.

CHEAP, CLEAN and NEAT! Makes brill
liant Light No Smoke No offensive Smell I!
No Grease! Not explosives Not dangerous to
use like Kerosene!
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New Firm 7
The ople'sS Store


IL HE Subscriber, have now in Store full sup
ply of Goods, which they warrant Of the FIRST
QUALITY, ana which they are offering: atl the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES. Their SLICK
embraces in part ~ 4ai '7s. y. te' -
Bacon SIDES aud SHOULDERS,
Chuice HA MS-yery fine, 7
Supuri.r Leaf LARD. i a
Dried BEEF, Smoked TONGUES,
MAcKEREL. iu Kits and Barrels,
1000 Bushels COKN;kl.i eiltlssY "a
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, GR1ST,
Canned en, DYss oYSTERs, gARDI9Es, LeBsTnas
rIcKLES, SAUCES, Branded FRUITS,
SPICES Of nll kinds,
RAISoNS, CTTRoN, ,cURRAETs,
Hard and Soft Shell ALMONDS, /,
Sugsr,, Butter and Soda CRACKERS, 40
Choice WINES and C0RDfALS,
BEST LIQU0RS-in great variety,
Superior PORTER aud daAbElss.f X
SUGARS Of all grades-a heavy stock,
10 Bills. SYRUP and N6LASsEs,
Jsys, Rie and haspi,a'c u FEEs
Splendid Wife Vile and Apple Y1NPGAR,
Sperm and Adatuantine GANDEESS lh''Ht
: STARCH, SODA, SOAP, c55. .,,.5
a No rdLswiig and Smoking TOBACCO,
( rsEGARS, SN UFF, PIPES, s.sw .:tsfl-3l.
GROeRERY, GLASSWARE, 80
TIN WARE, POT WARE; -"'1,.',i -
Garden HOES, RAKES and FORKS, = t.s5..: -
SH0VELs, SPADES, PITCH FORKS,
Brade's WEEbING HoES--n spin .:iG articla,
SeYTHE BLADES-tbe very besr,
HAMEs and dSrfsACE cHA1Ns,
WELL BUeKETS, scRURNS, de, &c.
@S- ghe piItrieiare i.sited TO cali add giss sans
stOckian examination. ,7si.3,. ss,,,..F.sf4. ~.
CHEATHAM A. R1kgNS0H,,
q. ~ At splkvun's Old s@nd.
iuna8 t..lf.'Hf aIu 'nnFH
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State Of South Carolina
LOOK 70 YOUR INTEREST, !!

I0M,,IO YOUR IN EERE:,Ssslxsl $ IL
i HE. UNDERSIGNED; late 6of y Edgcfemd
District, and native of Abbevillc District, hay:;
ing purchased the Stock in Trade. of W..As
RAMSAY It CO., GRocERs and eoM&Is='
SION MERCHANTS; would respectfully solicit
u continuance of the pastaSass 90 literally be:
rstowed upon them. s :.sa ..4e4.s
ss-1Ic respectfully requests the citizens of Edge
field, ALbevlle, ond the adjoining Districts who
,radc in Augusta. to give him :safl Before pfT-
chasing anything in his iins Of pade slsewhere;
as he hat;ers himself that Ire viii giYeithem'us
good bargains, if not better, than they can obs
tain elsewhere in the city. .-,z..--.. -.
|, He will keep everything usually fund in
WELL STOCKED GROCERY STORE.
ii-ssr The best WINES, WIIIsEEY, BRAN.
SDIiY, GIN, &c.,,talways'on hand, and.yery ekeap
Mr.. W. A. RAMSAY may he @ found at the
Store atail times to wait upon customers ! :
. JOHN c. PORTER, =
No. 27o Broad ST., Augusta. Ga.
Augusta July Il ,sxe G tt 20
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a )emlo cratic Ball,

DEMO cratic Ball,
To:be held in the Masonic Hall, at Edgefeld C.
H., on the evening of Wednesday, the,2nd Sept,
commencing at S-o'clock. -
Pho ladies, one and all, are respectfully. re-
quested not to await farther. or more formal'in-
vitation, as circumstances render il almost i'm
possible to send out cards.
Gentlemen also are respectfully invited to at
tend the Ball. Price of Admission for Gentle
men, $500. :. ..n
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l75 Reynolds Street, Augusta, Georgia.
GRAND -.
DEMOCRATIC BALI.

VTN ,:s-S! -
Il HE undersigned beg leaveto present their
most respectful compliments to the LADIES OF
EDGEFIELD DIsTRICT T, and, to invite them,
to attend -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-02

A SAD. SNAKE sfdaY.lA young .ladyil5
Suydor coua,y, Pennsylvania, was in iihe
garden picking berries. a piercing scream
from iler alarmed the rest Of the in,hiiy, who
were 1T the iea,table. fastening tothe>spot,
they ionnd !:er lying OH the ground inssnsiblc.
She was carried into the house, and, sad To
rotate. examination proved that she was dead:
iE.r riehds, on proceeding to prepsre the
lody Cor i,derinei:t. were horror s,ricken,t to
linI am iln,neise lack suake coied tightly.
around her person, underneath hcr-clQthirg
rhrr. being 10 evidence of the snake iaeing
Li:lcn her. III. Inference was that tleyouns
ialy died from fright,
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SENIOR. MANAGERS.


- SENIOR MANA G ERS. - -.
Ex-Gov. F. W. PTCKENS. :.
GEN.. r., G. NJ. DUN0VANT,'
GEN. M.-W.sGAR9. 49,
EN-GoS..M L. B0NHAMs-'' - F. =,
JUDGE JOHN E.. BACON,
GEN. IL. C. BUTLER,
Cor. zA.5P. BUTLER, ::
Hon. G. D. TILLMAN,
JAS. J.sGREGG,- EsQy - = = 4
MAJ. Z. W. CARWILE.
Col. B. E. NICHOLSON,
Cot. J. H. BROOKS -. - -,
Hox. TILLMAN WATS9N, r.: :, :, 80. :. 1
,BENL;BETTIsj ESQ. - s'~ I.r,,. SO !
2i c.t
JUNIOR MANAGERS.
JAS. T-BAcoS, q. GsaSsasa; ;;ls'<S4
=; J. II. CmrArHAM, w. II. BEUSssN,
RICHARD BoXuAM, q n. WnADnlsoS,
T. w. C.nwlLE, ca. cHEAraAM,
ALpERrsNi sNicHoLsOs;,.s BESa. sTRogarn,; j
JOS. WISE, r.W.a 4. CoLLerr,
SYN. BpkrwpcHr,- 'WMaIsGow,
lDAN-ToMrKIXs, ,y.ss !! FRAME, WAInEx;;1
,NsEEoY F4fts ~ = ArsusTrs ToAPkiss,.
Aug Is -. ss.4 ..,l,,ss..-st a - .S'-rI
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ls- Sherman has instructed Sheridan 10 drive
the Indians beyond the. Kansas line, killing them
if necessary. lie deem further fosboarAncc wits,
Indians impossible. Il is understood that IT,
President approves the rigid course proposed b.
Sherman. ~, @ss 1
@p Tho Brookryn Eagle says that.at meet
ing g>of several prominent New YORK firms "a
resolution was adopted to sell. mo goods tothe.
South during the present season except for cash.,
N@- The Montgomery ,Aoeeft,ser, of the .26sb
instant, says: nFe regret to hearathat the des-
tructive cotton! worm is fearfuily at work in the
lower counties The crops will be cut abort to u
greater extent than was at first supposed" ,.,.
mS- The Washington Express learns thaf
General Grant, alarmed at the revolution going
on in thc'public mind, and hoping to mOllify
deserting rpublic4opinion,. wi'soon come -optin
a letter assuming conservative position. Too
late, General
Ms- The Eiee,ia, Of yesterday, says that the
Senate, on Thursday, "conGr med, in executive
session, Gov. scott's nomination Of John 2. Hub
bard to be State Censtsble under the set recently
adopted for the organization of State police.
Hubbard, who is q cousin Of Horace Greeley, has
recently been in thorinternal revenue seryice:in
Charleston as q detective, and was selected for
his peculiar fitness 70 superintend, the aHstsm OF.
espionage contemplated by thosbilR' ,u ~ q
@- ROseeraps. has arrived in Washington,
and is therbenser Of no address from the Southern
Generals lie does not know that such an ad-
dress was contemplated, and his visit to General
Lee was simply on his own motion, having acted
without the adyiee1Or counsel Of any person or.
party. ms intsfcGurss was cordial and pleasant,
and conclusive to His mind thai the Southern
Gcnerals arc no mpedimeut to. restoration .and
reconciliation.
gssA The Columbia Paeni.r says that the lars
est meeting, outside of the Hampton meeting at
Charleston w.s he'd al AbL.yiilc on the 26th-
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9:s- The Columbia Phanit says that the larg
est meeting, outside Of the Hampton meeting at
Charleston, was he'd at Abt.riic on, the 26th
inst. The crowd, moderately estimated at 5,O50,.
consisted of inen aod women, white and black,
M-.srs. Haskell, Thomas, Kennedy, Darlington,
Reid, Aiken, PorchTiand two colorod speakers
from Georgia made addresses. ~"
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CANDLEs-Adamantne slow of sale. but steady at
lsc 2c for city and Western. We quote &C. SOC
and patent 53c 6Oc.
CoopEaAaE sTooK was moderately active demand, and
prices seadv At rs - Is for Shocks 81 inch
heads 81 - So for do IS inch do So 75 ~ s. for
lasses 80 Inch do 20 80 for Shocks 90 50 ~ for
pipe do $50 for box do S5j SIS for hoops<
and xs3 @52 for do ~ feet
ColfEE.-Rio continued Ia fair demand and drm but
heard Of sales beyond those reported yesterday We
quote:-RioOrdnary cargoes TIC. Slc gold, IN bond
fair do &c. gc.; good do, 0Lc lie prime do, 11c
lee extremes for lots, &c. IKE Jaws In good de-
nand sales 500 bags and during the last few days
previously reported, 1900 mats W. A. Farnsworth;
Maria Elizabeth; 1850 do, Ocean Belle, and 10 arrive
from Boston, 1oo00 do. Rainbow; and nc0D do,
Rocket, private terms. We quote Java In bags
2lc. q 2Sc.: do. In mats, 22bc. 2s3c. singapore
lie. 2Oc. ceylon lie. lsfc Msracabo Nisc lo9Sc
lie. ike, all gold duty paid. Stock Java October q,
1865 :--1, $50 bags and ~, i35 mats.
cOPPFR.--Amercan ingot quiet and prices
what lower The sales were about 10000 los OF all kinds
at &c. .
tons aoda ash at l6c 2c eod 100 do sal soda 81 81
do closing at 81 III 81 80 800 drums within
the range OF "a s. ~ - god $50 casks bleaching pow
ders part at &c. currency closing NJ Be. S6c gold
bOo Kegs bcar0 soda on the spot AMI 70 arrive, s
DC, gold.
meal 1920 bushels wheat 80 100 do. corn 200 do
oata, 500 do rye and ASA do barley. The Inarke,
western and state dour quiet but steady Prices
would have been lower had holders pressed sales
was not done, aud IN instances prices
lower Spring wheat -four was firm, with light
du out unchanged. The Hsles comprised about 1900
bbls Southern our remained dull and nomna. The sales
$50 bb Rye Hour moderate demand and
sales sV3 bhla Corn meal was duh and unchanged. We
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one time, when the natural Consequence Of the
thus materially aid In advancing prices. We have
to note inquiry both in the city and from out
OF town. or bonds On buyers options, which proves
mat buy would not be wanting II they could carry
the poyAds. Some who are confident Of an early
cnanc. In money are bidding b. 8, but get small
Ame UNITS, az the only object for selling al present
ro. Is to secure funds for Immediate use The
market closes y or from the opening, at which We
quote 1t.
The foreign exchange market was very nrm' and
the leading drawers advanced their rate Tor sterng
at sixty days to 10e. At the close bankers DIS On
England at sixty days were quoted at los% iosN;
at three days, 1l0b 11OA; commercial piiis' io9
lOeK.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments ana baisnces at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been ~
follows
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ANOTAen,R1Nl aoBpsaY.
Fcriy-Hye Thousand Dollars Stoicn-Arrest
rud Examination.

Inspector waling and detectives Irving aud Coyle,
or the Central once, yesterday brought before Jus
tice Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court a man named
John Spcer, the charge OF having in his posses
sion 200 bond, alleged 70 be portion OF si5 900
In coupon bonds OF various denominations which IL
Is charged were stolen on the st day OF July last
AZ the time named Mr.. Henry Reeb, clerk employed
IN the United states sub-Treasury, Wall street. had
the bonds the desk in front OF him and while his
head was turned for moment the bonds were seized
by an adrot thief who escaped with them. All the
bonds belonged TO Messrs. James q. Kings
sous, 81 William street. except two Of them
or $1,000 each, which were owned by
the United States government. Nothing more
was heard OF the stolen securities TIL three four
weeks ago, wnen the accused called upon Mr.. Theo-
dore +. sharpe, OF No Nassau street, and offered
Tor sale VI, 900 bond similar TO those stolen, and
was then understood 10 say that he knew man
said TO spicer that II he would bring him the bonds
he would negotiate them and charge him the reg,i-
Lar commission or he could negotiate them himself.
Splcer however. did not bring Mr.. sharpe any more
bonds, but subsequently called upon one OF The
clerks IN the Sub-Treasury Department and In the
presence OF Mr. Reeb in partial full control or the
bonds at the time OF the larceny offered $1,000
bond, which was at once Identified a. one OF the
bonds stolen from the possession OF Mr.. Reeb. This
bond II Is alleged belongs to the United States gov
eminent; out az the evidence as to the real
nation was postponed TIL to-day.
The accused alleges that he received the bond in
question from some one whose name and residence
he does not know. Very little seems to be known
BY the Officers concerning Mr.. Spicer, and when
arrested at the Astor House he claimed TO be
cattle dealer In the upper part OF the city: but upon
making inquiries no one seemed 10 know him at the
place he Indicated. IL Is expected that Splcer has
he claims ooo but the merits o. that case did not
uanspire
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
October 20, by the Rev. Thomas Anderson JEREMIAH
@. BARNus, Jr., TO MARY +. MACKENZIE. No cards.
BERgES-PooL.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Octo-
Der o. at the residence of the BRIDES father by Rev.
Charles II. Pool and Rev., DR.. Manning, JACOB DE
George Pool Esq, al OF Brooklyn. No cards.
= BRIscKERaoTFyWmI E. Thursday; October
~ ne q Of this cy 10
only daughter OF the late Andrew White OF Albany,
CARR-BArEs.-At Northport, Long Island, on
Thu sday, october %, by the Rev. Bryant Smith,
Mr. RoBRnr CARR to Mrs. ANroIsErrE BATES.
september ., iso7, by the Rev +. walsh, Mr. DAvip
CHRISTIE TO Miss ANNE JANE JOHNSTON, both Of New
York city.
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Joseph
sanderson, john l. CRAIG to SARAH L. CRAIG, all of
this city.
GsDSEY-HArGHr.--on wednesday, October q, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Mr.
Gray, WILLIAM II. GEDSEY. OF White Plains, to M.
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
HUFr-HuLEN.-At Bath L. l., on Thursday, octo.
HUFF, Of Newark, n. j., to Miss EMILE 4. HUIEs,
LYMAs-oanrEn.-on wednesday. October Il, at
Rowland, JOEL HUNT LYMAN, United States Army, to
CASSIE e. daughter Of Edward Carter, Of this city.
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents ct Passaic N
J., RICHARD 7. LAxPoRr to JBANlE MAY, daughter OF
RYERsoN-KlTcHss.- Thursday evening, octo.
Der 70, BY The Rev. Charles II. Harvey, JoHS 3.
RYERsoN TO SARAH d. KITCHEN, widow Of J. e. +.
Kitchen, all OF Brooklyn.
SARLKs-FOLK.-fn Williamsburg, on wednesday,
October a. By the Rev. John H. stansoury, J. MER-
RITZ SARLEs, OF New York, to Miss HANNAH II.
Folk, OF Middle Village L. I. No cards.
Stamford Conn., papers please copy.
WArKRBURY-McCo0N.-0 Thursday, October 81,
a. the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
M. 8. Hutton, ID. D., ALBERT @. WATERBURY,, Jr., to
ANNIE A., daughter Of Cornelius McCoon, Esq, ell
Of this city.
wILLsrs-HoYr.-Un Thursday, october %, by the
Rev. George Taylor, gibson 8. WrrLETs to Miss Ell
MIRA T., only daughter Of the late Conklin Hoyt,
both OF Brooklyn, r.. ID.
Hampstead papers please copy.
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The importatons Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending october % compare as follows with the
previous week.
Oct. Is. Oct o.
Entered for consumption. SILL 1929 $1,000 1872
Warehoused. ................. 462,0S4 422,991
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Nheat was without decided change. Buyers plenty
d freely p FOR 1sl s o g, could sa ~, e
which trnied 20 buoy W tho Tue sales eonprss1
about 5000 bushels ut 81 81 81 81 FOR f cargoes OF
i.p 'rsSs y II S.r for . s,Sss sD .. i
!s2 80 for white. California nomnay lass SaSs
for old and new Corn was active and decidedly higher
mired saoat store settled down and closed AZ
9I II bid The sale. about 3 GOO bushels al III Iba
ii % 70 Tor western yellow and Il virginia o.
steady with sos Of about 100 600 bushels at 5c
w Wa. .n and s ss OF a. % wfss y9s.
dull and nominal at about SO " FOR state OF barley
malt small lot realized ~ &c. Canada peas Ia fair
demand export but At lower prices Sales 1000 bushels
FRsiears.Ths market was quiet, and to Liverpool per
cssnas For soe &C. r. other po. w
unaered The chsrcring businssa exhibited moderate de-
s siy T.: %s 3D. I so5s
s sse. ssa ss's e. BEE. hop. 'S sSr ssiss
peas at eki.. To London, per, steamer. 500 boxo.
s 81. s.s ,ss 90, 10 Hull bores chssss az
Ssss cotton q " sad . ssl 81 .hos pegs d 70 Ham.
vus per steamer 500 bales cotton ct 7led The charters
nsi5 sorsh herman bark 10 Bucnos Ayrcs, 10000 feet
,ee Of gmOsS a bark $50 Rondous 70 hos
e, e 20 w 90 prus.ian bark with 1900 bbs pero-
North German bark from Ba,imcrc 10 SPAIN col bhds TO-
i,,n ana french bark 70 Guadsoupe general cargo
fisn-Dry cod we're moderately active and prices for
e"inss ~ Al o fn, but unchanged for Bank sales loo
. .bs s' s. g T:fs fs's'f
gil 80 for large Do IN 80 for No No. 3D. Bos
9emg were seady Sc fsc. Tor scaled and acc Tor No
rsdo van herring " were s'oe OO, ss, these
or Halisx shore spit and Eas,port her,, ,na %
Of about 2S po IS 70 the former aud AZ 20 Tor