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Ore Aers Of LsHd.

We always consider an scre Of land =
mechanics portion, ln tho original Of tho
word In the Greek language, Il signifies =
field Of any size, but we now limit Il to -
much land a. mos, mechanics need. It 10
not tho extent OF surface that always con.
aitu,es an scre, % tar - tho profits or tho
capabilities Of the land arc concerned. il
h the most we can mako out oi 1t that con.
stitutes its real size and value. An sere Of
land can somstimes be 90 managed - to
support family. Sometimes scrop ofcrsn.
berries or Of hops totbe sum Of moro than >
thousand dollars has been realised in Sin.
gie season. Forty tons Of roots have becn
bavss,sd from q single aero. Apples and
pean have been harvested BY the hundred
barrels, and cup Of something else be.
sides from one acre. We deem II Of more
importance to young mechanic to secure
an acre Of land, than wife, watch, dog.
or horss. We speak now OF our young
men in the smaller villages. where an acre
Of land can bc obtained. We do not here
mean precisely ono hundred and sixty
square rods, because In sofne position q
quarter Of an aero 10 a. valuable % . whole
aero In others. Tho idea IL that a young
mechanic should secure foothold Of some
land that he can call his own as soon as
possible. We remember visiting friend
In one Of our large towns some years aimee,
whose whole farm consisted Of his door.
yard /; ye. in this unpromisins place he con.
trived TO raise a largo lot Of cherries. while
beneath them were the pear trees laden
with fruit. and beneath these were his gar
den vegetables. His wallis were covered
with grapes. He had something for his ta-
bic from his door.yard all seasons OF the
year. We felt ashamed Of ourselves as we
con,rstsd this spot with Our own.
The truly successful mechanic sets some
thing else to work besides his two hands to
ohiuin living. He sets out tree, and
that works along til It brings him in All In.
co,ne ut time Of life when It Is most need.
Ell. His garden vegetables arc busy at work
while he is sleeping. They grow as fast as
they can from the little seeds he has plant.
ed, to become large vegetables, which he
will find will save him the labor Of his
hands TO purcease another winter.
The experience Of forty years past in the
history Of our State goes to show that II ID
rare to find mechanic who has accumu'
lated property when he has not aimed to
own real estate, while the young man with
a little land of his own can cluster around
him thousand comforts which will t'e
conducive to his happiness a. he advances
in years.
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Gen. rA.~... on s.~sAe-~ L.y.i'y.
There Is no man q, tho son,h who sand

Their, |. no man :, N, son,b who SANDS
b.for, Cen G.o,,. n Thomas A a com.
pe,sn, vi,n... with r.,,d TO the state of
public sentiment within The aure Of his oh.
s.rv,,;on which h.. h.., .x,,osive. His
nr...c, command .r,h,.... Wat Virpinia.
x.,,u.Lv .nd T.n,..... and farmerlv In.
cIuded ,I,o M,.,;..;n,i A,,bam. and Geor.
u. n. or s,u,h.r, h;,,h of ,;nyul.,lv
cor.;d.r,,, and d;,,.,,;on,,e e,., Of mind.
.,d or ;na.~;h,. lpv,I,v ,,,,ho,, ,nv allow
or h;,,.rns.. M. i.., ,,no,, which has
,...ruv h.., ,,.d. ,,,h,;, ,v;l,. therefore.
S-.t.a -;,,, 80, ,n,.,... nv al ,bo.e
vbo d..;,, amid .cooun,s Of the sre..es,
d;,.ri,y. to form an .ocu,,s ou;u;oo Of ,l,e
or,.en, ,smosr Of the Southern people.
Gen. Tboma. saws ,h., near tho clos. Of
1866 he zen, nj. Ami.,an, Adiutan, General
on tour through Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia, to report rs to the expediency Of
keeping troops 10 the lately insurec,ionary
States. He found everywhere a bitter reb
el animus, a disloyal press for the most
psrt. and freouen, cases of outrage and per.
,ecu,;oo or Union men. In Tennessee. cor.
,,;n oou,,;.. ar, m.n,;on.d ..;n which Low.
.l,v to the Government never was consid.
cred .res,ec,able.' Union men and negroes
be;np in constant danger Of their lives. {"
In Kentucky Il has been still worse. In
both States. he saws. spcakinp Of tho pres.
en-, time. the administration of Justice In the
country di,,r;c,s larrelv depends on color.
"If n whi,e man commits an outrage agains,
IN. rs,ro red,e.. |. diff;eul, and sometimes
;mno..;hl. - oh,.;r b,,, when tbs rever,e
.or,.,.;n, .ou.. ;n,o co,,, m, utmost zeal
- :, ',,...,.., !, h.;n,;n, n. 90.
~" t; 49, ;. :',".;.s ,nd ~. .fTae. ~ ,hs
g." ""'o' :. ,,- -, - ,h.
CIV" """'''"'e' ~" w -, .,,,..
n's"es. nu"''',o" r..' we 70. " ..,o s. ~
"e'o F" "v.o ""p.'' .".,.. 49,. 80
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9astrg.
TAs -Ansesr.

sWho voaid not 60"
With soysat steps 10 gain that blessed portal
Which opens 10 the land vs ioas 70 knovf
wAsrs shAil b satisasd the sosrs immortal,
Where ~ shsil drop ths vearyinx and the Voc
In resting so'
.Ah! Who vosld fsar~
sDnes soastnss through the distant peariy portal.
Uaoloslng 70 soas happy sosl a-ussr,
We catch CLEAN Of yiorioss light immortal,
And strains oe hssvsaly mssis hintlv hear.
Breathing god cheer!
.whe would sadurs"
To Walk In doubs sad daskasss with nissiving,
Whsa lie whoss tender promises are sure-
The crvelasd, the Lord, IL Evsr.iiviaS-
Keeps - those nsasioas" svsrners ssesrs
ny waters psrs.
O, vosdseoss lad!
Fsirsr thsa all our spirits fsirsst dreaning'
Eye hath aos sssa"-se heart can understand
The things prepared. lie eiosdlsa radiance stream.
lag.
How losginsly 20 Walt oar Lords command,
HIS opening hsad:
0.desr oass there,
Whose voices, hsshsd, have len our pathway ioosly,
We ssas srs loss. yssr slsssOd hope ~ 'hars'
We take The guiding Hand. vs truss 70 only
seeing. By iaitA. beyond this olosded air
That lasd - DIR!
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Has She a Call TO be a Tlfe:

Has she call TO he wife who thinks
more of her silk dress than Of her children,
and visits her nursery no oftencr than once
a day?
Has the woman call to be a wife who
sits reading the latest novel while her hus.
hand stands before the glass vainly trying to
pin together buttonless shirt bosom3
Has that woman caa to be wife who
cries for cashmere or canel's hair shawl
when her husbands notes arc protested1
Has that woman cah TO be wife who
expects her husband to swallow diluted
coffee, soggy bread, smoky tea and wa.ery
potatoes, six days out Of seven?
Has she a call to be wife who Airts with
every man she meets and reserves tho
frowns for the home 6rcside3 ?
Has sho a call to bc wife who comes
down to breakfast In sbominable curl pa
pers, a soiled dress gown aud shoes down
at the heel9
Has she call to be wife who bores her
husband when he comes into the hou.e.
with the history of broken tes-cup. or the
possible whereabouts Of missing broom.
handle?
Has shu call to be a wife whose hus-
bands love weighs nsught In tho balancn
with her next door neighbor's damusk cur.
,sins or velvet carpet!
Has she call TO l'c wife who would
take advantage Of moment oi conjugal
weakness to extort money or exact q prom
ise7
Has sie call to be wife who takes
journey for pleasure. leaving her husband
to toll Ia close ofiice. and "have ~ eye,"
when q, home, to her ssrsnts3
las she . call to bo wife to whom q
husband's society 10 not tho greatest Of
earthly blessinn! ts.r
Has she call to be wi6s who lis'ens to
OUTSIDE slsDdsn ssains, ber husband, aud
docs not seom tho slanderer2
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@isfellausnas.
BArrLENENrs.
A STORY OF A. DREAM.

.,
Iss - b., !, ,v..
P'~e' ''' " 80 =
our "'a' ."", o''"'s' o
men, % 20 Tue ""' % NO " 81
" '1 ,,.s
.s,., n...;r, IN. .-,,;,rl, ,l,ou, c.mp.
..,.,, ,,.v ~ .,,,,,;..d hv f,;.,a, ,o.n;,b,.
.h., v.. A., L,.., ,h;,L;,, ar . v;.;,"
an, 6,;.,a., W,n !, wont bo NOR,
,h., N. ,,.,.I"
.No matte, now B.r,,e,,; Al, I s.y i.-
40. 81. . .h.~w or ,oh.seo ,-,h., ,h.r, arc
s,,.,;.;o,. :, h..dou,r,.r, thu, anne o( the
man e;the, deem a, their posts, or else some
o,s N I. traitor to the ,russ placed in him.
SON. cf our oompsny ara s,spec,ed Coz
. .,v vho v.s c.o,ur,d within tho lines
l.s n;,t, h, !, .lir ou, Of him ,ba, ne had
$500 /. ard u,.Ss ohserv.t;oos twice l.ss
,,..h. No~ nm huh n;,h,,. and n, tho
.,-......,;,,..I o,,, .o,rc.,x v,. n,
80. a., = -,. ,s,r.,h ,h.;, I'm. ,b,,
I .,.;a 80. ,,,;,,a ,o.,,.
~ - -, g. -. :, v.,, -, =,
IN a;.,,,..d ., 80, 4. ,h.s,ho,,,b,, of
,ho D.c.l,v ,h,t v;ll sur,lv follow discovery
-, 900, .~,L.r
~ ,,-,..--
s"'" oe." g"s " c""P ~ we - wv
-
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WRirIso YoR THE PuBLfc.-The follow.
ing opposite remarks we clip from an OK.
change for the benefit Of those who think
tina, It is an ensy matter to fulfil the duties
ofa writer for newspaper
Il is not 80 easy to write for newspaper
a, people suppose. 4 man may be good
scholar, a profound thinker, q viyilant oh.
server Of passing events. without being able
to write Tor a newspaper An exchange
says that The ability to write an article Tor .
newspaper Is a tact which few possess, and
which we have known many, with oil their
learning. unable to acquire. il requires q
large amount ofinformation on variety Of
subjects, and readiness Of application that
must never be nt fault, or the writer will tail
for. remember. the editor II always writing
againt time, and tho inexorablo printer
must have his copy. no that there Is no time
TO revise and amend but as slip after slip
Is written, "devil" snaiches 1t away. and
one. half Of i Is usually set up In type before
the other haifis written. This exscts de-
cision of thought and facility Of writing.
which, like poetry, seems rather gin Of
nature than an acquired faculty.
How TO CATCH pucKs.-A scribbler,
who Is running around in Minnesota. writes
to tho Pittsburgh Chroniels the following
description Of the curious manner In
which the Indians in that section catch
ducks;
"Gct large sized pumpkin, cut hole In
one side, disembowel Il, then stick the
hunters hcad into Il. being careful to have
eyelet holes to see out Of; then take bag 4
wade out into the lake 90 that nothing ap.
pears above the surface Of the water except
the pumpkin, and stand sill; soon tho
ducks gather round the pumpkin then pro-
cociously take them by the legs, pull them
under and bag them. Tho bag full. make
your way to the shore. Some may laugh
and think this smacks Of hoax. Slightly
my friend. It only exemplifies
the cunning Of the Indian, and stiffness Of
tho ducks"
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NUMBER 4.



As~s T'est"'' U"ess 81 Ss' I~s'
co,u x,,, .;vs me snv information about
.,.,, ,.,..a. r. :. IN. Government n
,,;r, ~ nn,.I., I, !. m une,s Of mipo
,b,, v,u,, N L,o- n. /. m industrious
.,, III -. "a ,-.,,, N rn.ke
I. ,;,;n. n :, -, h,r,h,, v,v. bu,
,,o,, ,so.c,.II, n. -,r,. N bs ouiot. Ho
-. ~ .-,,. do,~n .nJ =. o,,,st and nm.
....,..;.,,, n. h.. -. :. A.. r.v n.
I.nd-s Tbom..-bu, \. ,,v, be thinks
,h;,,. -. ,,...,,l.d ,h.,.. Hs v.n, tbero
..-,. -,,h an 49,. or IN, s,.,. d.n.r.
mem, Who r.. sent down with money to
80 e.. IN. ;,l,na Nv unc,e had nj, mon.
-, N. ..m. ~, and N when thew von,
49, 80. . 80. The ..;lo, brots
- ,ss - "a ,ooh a, m. ,non.v. M.
80" 49,. d;.,,,.,;o, ,,.,u..n Go,,,n.
,.,.., 60, ~h;ch ,v,, ,,,;,;m.,. money
~. .,,,.n and INV ,,cI.,s = which was hin
.,., go. ,,,,.,,x and .bouh h.vs been
I p.., b.. 90. nom. and %,
some more and went back. And then no
took tho fever. There arc seven kinds Of
$50 ~ T.. -.., L.,. .,d :, ri.
blood v.. on, Of order by reason Of loss Of
alec, and peper,l wear and tear OF mind. no
f.i,ed to cur, tho fir, fever, and then some.
how he ~, the other six. He Is no, q kind
Of man tia, enjoys fsvers though he Is we'll
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rss voss Ih tAssnsAa ssainsa aiisvihe ~
suspsnssa of - 6taatsa, ~ Is "a A
rssord e he ysss vss ssvsd upsa ~ frsl-
dsus, IGa. 0ssat, sad Nr. 'asnseu. mh ~
suh oolncids vith or Pocaa wssAngsna d.
spsteh Of Saturday.
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OH ash bs dot 10 blow BY dose,
nv ebssoinE one. by oudi
You bay dot know do balm l FEEL

Il dsver cad be dode!
Ohl blight we dy 10 other scedes,
Or dwell Id yodder star,
Oh! dsd by lubly bald. Id bliss
I'd strike by light catarrh!
cAerss.-oh! ssk be dot, 40.
The widd that blows across the boor,
Had u . dose 10 blow,
with suoh . code - hab got,
Ahi would u blow ti Doe!
'Dut see, the rays OF clubbing david
Are slesblns on ~ dswi
hear the berry bugls hord'
by baden falr-Af.f,eAfss.
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The washins.oo dsspsseha of the Philsdel-
phia Pres, spsakins q he Supreme Court, ~
Il 4 believed thas vAfls ibsr of ths jsdss he'd
10 lie sntirs euastitaHoaalT Il ths roeoastrus-
tsoa isxs, ths or As sss .ot th.s .nitsd Il
ssms b b usdssssed thas tAs bar jadgs srs
Chisf Jsstis cAass, pssh, sw.yns s.d Ant@.
snd u Avs jsuties, Nelson, cisord, Grg,
NIljr and Iisld.
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~ bar, 70 nsrss, v rsss.
10 vstsA, and tAss V Ice,
10 - ~ bright osss diapPsas,
Dsavaup like aessiaS dsvst
This have ! done when God drew near,
Among his owa 70 ehooss."
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- ssSsssuH.A s,sars (sss ssrA> = sssavs uss q
.:.y...a @. Syst A1sss:s s..ss - s.sse. - - =. :.
o. - q q vD0A p oVseAA ssspsa, sivsa prSaasess
-. -. - ~ - - sAafrsk - pss essI -
alussal ~ - 80 tAeSs tscass, - - 60 - ~
- - rvsSAisis tks sbsvs prss vu - eAafyed
ssS sAvsrsu.us.6. narteA .s ~ Dsssts csssnn 81
yvv..s.s e. savsrs>ssss - sst q ss<isasy fa -
ssarsA sai - sAsrssA ~ As stsassI
n sAsvs ssass Asvs ssss sabAsd - The ssss ssred
spss sy IL Nsss rssisAsr' Assss'., asd .a' hsTs-
sn b. sA.rv,s < - sAv~ss.ssss i.ssrsa 10 tAs BID
Ssfssl Ussss - ysss~a.
RurLxR PLACE, rss,iAsp.
BsAAesr<, Oss- 10, issz.
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"Whst foer.' ',..f sr1r.,,r
& "Dsat know" .a..
My spirits which bad been raised some
what when ] found myself relieved with I
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN,
THIRTY MNUTESl
Important to Know how to Use "Rad.-
ways Ready Relief'' In Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night, the 18th, was violently seize1
with Congestion or the Lungs For few days pre- :
yious I felt dull pain over my Left lung, with
occasional coughs, but being actively engaged pai6
no attention to II. When seized, the pam was 60
piercing cutting and e1crucating that every breath
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung Be-.
ing absent fom home sent out for three bottles Of
lungs, back. shoulders, &C., and In few moments
got up couuter-irritaton. Respiradons were easy
and, as the skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain and all aiQns
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone. This is an
important cure. It is well that every one should
know how to use this remedy in severe attacks. The
same rule holds good in cases of Inflammation of
the RELItF freely; soak the skin with il. II viii
instantly secure the withdrawal Of the Inflammation
to the surface and persons now suffering may, ID
THRTY MINUTES, be free from pain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for @
length Of time, in addition TO the RELIEF, take six
OF RADWAY'S PILLS. Powder them. In half an
hour iu most cases, they will operate. If not, re-
peat the dose. In or two hours at the furthest
they will operate, and the patient soon yet well In
Bilious Typhoid, Fever and Ague, thus treatment is
sure to cure. Let it be tried.
JOHN RADwAY, NE
aFB Dr.. RADWAY's REMEDIES are sold BY Drug
glsts and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New.
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DOWIE & NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. 16s Meetng.strees, corner Hasel-
Charleston, 8. @.
Maya pao 6mog-
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Rai[rga1s.
CITYt+RAILyVAY COM.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
..1..,,, PANY.s.... ,.-l.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COL
. CoBsER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON So. Ca, May 18, 1858.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
80 KiNG-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus : leave Loper Terminus
st7.S0A AM, and at inter- al AM, and al inter.
walls Of eight 49, minutes vais of eight ts minutes
last Trip ct s.3OP.M NJ.
N,R-Leave the Batt<ry Us follows: On the hour,
and t,relre IA, minutes OF the hour, from a. NJ.
other trip from the old Poatoface until 4.S0 P. NJ.
from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are te
tho Battery. ,.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lor'r Terminus
Mt 7S0 AM, and at inter- Of sos AM, and Inter.
walls Of ten 1Oy minutes vals of ten no. minutes
aaVIns tie day till 'a0 d. during the day 'n' 800
NB.-Leave the Battery at fifteen C15) minutes after
the hour, and Mirtydue 1857 minute, after the hour
except at 1856 A. M. Every other trip from the old
Postoface until 4.SO p NJ from Upper Terminus
when all the trips are to the Battery.
-. - SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
att KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,oer 7erm'
walls of fifteen (I5 min intervals Of fifteen Us
utes till ZOO p. M minutes till 7.S3 P. N.
N,B.-All the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDG ESTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Lenve LoDer 1er1ninu
at 8 AM, and at inter. at 935 AM, and ut inter
walls of every twenty t20, vas of every twenty l?0
minutes tili e45 PM minutes tlll 7.SO PM.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
S. ". RAMSAY,
NAV II Secretary and Treasurer.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of these Bitters.
INVALIDS

Recovering from any attack of sickness, will
find these Bitters peculiarly useful in restoring lost
strength, by removing tho cause Of debility and tn'
crea>ing the appetite They should take teaspoon.
full three TINES day, mixed with little water!
The Hrpatic Bitters are also recommended to those
suffering with Chills and Fevers, when 1t caq be
taken in connection with other remedies prescribed
for such complaints, and will assist the action Of
these medicines, supplying the system with the
much needed strength lost under the debtlitating
effects OF malaria upon the constitution. The doss
in such cases. for grown person, would be table
spoonful three times day, Immediately before
meals. -, =,
Dyspephcs should never be without bottle OF
HEPATiC BTTTERS. as they have been uniformly
found to restore the stomach to It's lost enerses and
thus lead the patient back to the enjoyment of the
olessine of perfect health. They should take des
seit spoonful thr-e times day. an hour before each
meal. These Bitters are also recommended TO phy-
eicisns, and can be used by them In 'heu OF other
tonics, such as Jinct Columbo, Tinct- Bark 1inct.
Geniian, and all the cat alogue OF bitter ionics;
far e1ceiling these in its action upon the system.
being combination Of 2 many useful tonics and
aromatic carninatives, which are rendered aperient
by the addition Of little Turkey Rhuharb, making
a preparation long needed by the profession. -
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known occurred this morning and 1t Is feared Will
damage the cotton crops.
MOBILE, August H.-Market quiet; sales 10 oaies;
middhugs 2sc.; receipts II bales; exports none.
New ORLEANS, August 27-cotton very dun; mia.
ding nomtpa1ly 2sc. ss1es 27 bales; receipts ~
bales. Sterling b7XassA. New York sight e1-
change 4 premium. Gold 44H.
ST. LOUIS, August 97.-Pork inactive at 500 25a2s
so. Shoulders 1sKa1sKo; clear sides 17Ha17hc.
Lard 1870. whiskey 81 25.
cNcrNsAr1, August 27.-F1our quiet Corn firm.
Whiskey 65o. Mess pork $40. shoulders lSHc;
clear sides 17xo. Lard 1ehc.
1oursy1rIr, August N.-superane hourN Corn
IN bulk s6a9Oc. Ne pork 500 so. Lard 18hale7$c'
Shoulders 1S%; clear sides l7Hal7hc.
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darkets by, Telegrnph.

: sr-y. BosEIGH MARKETS.
LoxDos, August 9.-consols sl5t. Bonds 71x.
PAnls, August 27.-Bourse firm. Rentes II francs
"a Confines. .rJ,sc :
iIvxarooi, August a7-Noon-Cottou firm; sales
lbeoo bales. ;Breadssus quiet Beef dull Other ar.
ticles unchanged.
TyoP. M-cotson steady. Lard quiet. Pork BIS.
Turpentine ass Cd.
Rveuing-ootton buoyant; sales 15,eoo bales.
Com $50 Cd. Turpentine 25s Sd.
-. DOMESTIC MARKErs..
NEW YORK, August H-Noon-stocks dull No
nsy easy; Sterling sX. Gold ~. Flour irregu-
lar and fkyors buyers. Wheat scarce and shade
hrmer Corn Nc, better. Pork dull ut $28 soa2s 80.
; Lard quiet-steam 1sXa1sc. Cotton nrm at SoHc.
Tmpeuine AXSH. Rosin hrm-common strained
37s5.
Erentng.-.coston firm bnt less active; sales 1000
bales st sOK. Flour unsettled. prices without de-
clced chsuge Wheat two TO three better, more DO
ing. Corn quiet; Western 81 21a1 22H. Mes pork
s2ssa., Lard STEADY. Whiskey quiet. Turpentin
Haas. Rosin 2x. Fretghts hrmer on grain; on
cotton unchsneed. Money easier. Gold 45H. ster-
ling heavy sX. Governments steady. 62' coupons
11sx. Tennsssees, "a; new g.; North oarolinas,
TAX; new TAX; yirginiss, 81; new IS.
BAIrrnonz, August 27-Cotton norainal)y SOC.
Flour weak. Wheat duh; good to prime red 80 Soa
q so; ohoiees3 e5a2 10; common 81 soa2 10. Prime
corn$1 a.. osts eoass Bye 81 80. Provisions &C.
tiveand unchanged. ff go
Wn1sa1os. August T.-Turpentne Armer at
40; Kew York oasis 4OK.41 Rosin quiet but steady;
No. !, 50 Is to a. Tar declined to 50 75
AususrA, August N-The cotton market quiet.
with IN upward tendency; sales 6s bales; mid
dhngs 49, .A.
sAvAsaAH, August N.-Cotton nominal, with no
sales; receipts II bales. The heaviest rain storm
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rho Charleston Market.
oFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, /
CHARLESTON thursday Evening. August 27, 'es. J
COrTON.-Therewss someinquiry from buyers
but factors rates were generally above their views
and thereWere no sales.
RIdR GThestcck in the hands Of factors having
become Hight. some ls tsrcss Of good rice were pur
CHASED by dealers at LOG b, purchases being YER!
gpsringly. The market is bare OF supply un I'll re
ceipt Of new crop.
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