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&Or i"r'nSL 'n' 'TTOHT O. ALLEN, Ticket Agent
ArycIS 81 Tq g4S FH q EioEei ESE4I sep' sTfet'
No. ii6 MARKET Street.
SAMUEL q. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent st the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will not as
sumo any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing APP
pRrel and limit their responsibility TO One Hundred
Dollars In value All Baggage exceeding that amount
IN value viii be at the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
420 General superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
- FOR GERMANTOWN.
sy4, 81, 4, 5, 81, 6'iO,7 8 9 70, II, lap. v.
Leave GeImantewn 6, Z, 7 $50, 9, TO- H. Z a, n"
The s % Down Train, and S7{ and 5% Up TEana VIII
not stop on the GermanI4Wn Branch
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadephia % a. N. 2, I, lGt T, NJ
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
LeHVS Phladelpha B. s, TO- y, A. N, 2, so, 594,7i
cave Chestnut HnI7 7IC s, 9lO and lilo A. NJ, l4O,
3'4O, 6'4O 64O, $40 ana 1910 +, M,
Leave Philadelphia ga a, ID, and r. M,
Leave Chestnut Hin T5O A. M, 2'lO, 40 and 925
Fur CoNsHoHoCKEN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 9, ", 8, ana ll'O5 y, NJ Ia, 3,
Leave Norrisown $40, 700, 8, and II A. Ii, Ia, 8,
"a, Ga and S'a r. A6N SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphie pii A. M H. 3 2So IAN, ana 75o r H.
Leave NoErs'qFT3nR 'qFT3R7 n 4 An NJ IrS S,34 Sq9 p NJ
Leave Philadelphia 6 "a ., and 1lO5 A. Ma 8,
az, 81, ga, S O5 and IL r. N,
leave Nanayunk $40, IA, $40, s}l and llJS A. M.
2'o'i' g. ga ana z on n SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ, "a and H p. M,
Leave M ManGyunk ~ a, ~, and 95e r M,
W, S, WILSON, General superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GFhI.N Streets,
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CtET THE BEsT-THE HOLY BIBLE-HARD
W ings FditiOns-Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bible
in beautiful styles Of Turkey Morocco and antique
bindings. A new edition. arranged FOX Photographic
poytraits Of Families,
VIM, w HARDING, Publisher,
EJg1 FaS CHEsNU9 5tcsss hfiRM FQnEth
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TOR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL
n kOAD.-FTOm foot OF NJ ARkET Street CUpper
Ferry), Con menCiDg SATURDAY, July Is, 1865
Trains leave Bs follows for Cape May
guU a. NJ, Cape May EX press due st 1925 (nOOn),
9I6 T. NJ, Cape May Passenger due at 7J5 2, NJ
4OOP, n, East Express due at 6b5 p. NJ
REL CRNING LEAVE CAPE ISLAND,
$50 a. M, Morning Mail, due al lOU6 a NJ.
300 a. NJ. Fast Express, due at l2O7 p. NJ
$40 2. M. Cape May Express, due at S22 p, NJ.
Sunday all and Passenger train leaves PhiadeI-
pba al fI5 a, m: keturning leaves Cape Island at
$40 Z. Nj. Excursion Tickets 49,
Cape May Freight trains leave Camden daily Gt
g2O A. Nj - and Cape Island at 645 A. NJ.
Communication JiCketB between Philadelphia and
Cape May, 81 the following rates.
Annual 1icke!s, FOO Quarterly Tickets So for sale
al the Otice OF the Company In Camden, N. J.
Through Tickets can be procured at No. S2S
Chesnut street under the Continental HOtell where
orders also be lert for Baggage, which will be
called Tor and checked at residences by the Union
Transfer Company,
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For Bridgeton, sGieL @illYille, Nineian0, and Inu
termed ate stations, st 500 A. NJ and 30 ?. al,
For Cape May, 800 A. M, 3l5 p. M, and T. M,
woodbury. Accommodation train AZ 600 T. N.
Bndgeton ana Salem Freight Train leaves Camden
daily, AT II (noOn)
Communication Checks between Philadelphia Gu0 all
stsLioLE at reduced rates.
Tu1v
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TTAST FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
u PFNNsN LNANIA RA AlLROAD, 10 Wilkes
barre Mshanoy City, Mount Carmel, Centralia, aud
ali points on Lehigh Valley Railroad aud It's
branches
IS enabled TO give Increased patch TO merchEndiae
consigned to the above named points.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot
+. b. corner of FRONT and NOBLE Streets
Before T., NJ, WIN reach WiEesbarre, hOunt CARMEL
MAhHnOy City, and the other stations In MahanOy and
Wyoming valleys before Al a, NJ of the succeeding
Gay. n Vl ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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! NO. 500 Oh ESNUT Street, forwardH Parcels,
PaCksFeHi Merchandise, Bank Note = and Specie,
either by ts own lines or In connection with other
Express C0mpanlss1 70 all the principal towns aud
g2t IQHE BINGHAM, superlntendept
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PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
a. TRIAL RAILROAD 49, SUMMER ARRANGE
MENTION and after MONDAY, April Is, 1868, trains
Will leave the Depot, IHlRIH-FIRST aud CHEs.
At 7'l5 A NJ ana 1850 p. NJ. and leave Rising Sun Of
$40 A. "A. and oxford AZ A a.. and leave Oxford a.
a Market Train, with Passenger Cars attached
VIII rnubOn TUESDAYS anu FRIDAYS, leaving the
Rising sun al lIU5 A. NJ. ONtoIG n46 A. NJ; ana
Kennett, p. Nj. connecting at West Chester juno
ton with Train Tor Philadelphia,
On WEDN EbDAYS aud SATURDAYS Train
leaves Philadelphia st 2S0 2, Nj runs through to
the train leaving Philadelphia at us 4, NJ con-
meets al xt0rd with daily line Of stages for Peach
Peach Bottom 10 connect ~ OLl0ra with Afternoon
Train tor Philadelphia, ,,,-,, -. ,.-o, -.
The train leaving EhilsuelphlS AZ Foa r nj, runE
Psssengers are allowed to tASe wearing apparel
only as bagsaee ana tae an H6t eteeedng Gng og
tor III sarns HENRY WOOD,
si01 General superintendent
THKOUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORE.
Trains between Washington and New York are
roe NEW YORK, without change OF cars,
Leave daily Except sunday a. 7'45 A. % 1880 ana
= =" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday at7'45 and 1915 p NJ,
and 4'0o ana r ID ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia a. p. NJ,
oPsiiEEPINd CARS for New York on P M. train
osrTty, osrTttyr,ouph Tickets 70 Philadelphia New York, or
IN me dey Rg well az the Othce IN the hankCrg
and RYokers' Telegraph Line, NO, 3B Pennsylvania
svnnuE. between sixth ana seventh streets
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
aud schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
pspoNs' "T' l. WILSON Master Of Transpo oYtation,
i. M, COLE, General llCKet Agent
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w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II ARRANGEME ENr,
--ou eno a1,er MONDAY, April 10, 1865, Trains wl1
leave tOllOws:-
FIRST and CHESNUT streets, 7'l5 A, M,, IL A.
h. $50 p, NJ, 4'l5 r. M, 4BO p, NJ p, Nj, Ii 2. NJ,
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot
on emit Market street. a. 6l5 A. M., IT'S 3, M 7'SC
A. M l0r45 a. NJ so p NJ, so 2, M. 555 p NJ.
On aud amer Monday, June 10 an additional Train
will leave Philadelphia for &edia and intermediate
trains % leaving West Chester at 7sO A. NJ, ana
leaving Philadelphia 1T % +, NJ, Will stop at B. o.
Junction and Media only, Passengers to from
sts tion between West Chester and 4, O. Junction,
going East, VIII take train leaving West Chester at
7'lb a Nj aud going West VIII take train leaving
Philadelphia a. 46O r Nj, and transfer at B. g. juno
ton,
the Chesnut and Walnut street cars Those OF tina
HarkCC street line run within square. The
cars OF both lines connect with each traln upon Its
arrival. 49, .-,-,-u> =, ,~
Leave Philadelphia AT 600 "A, M, snd 200 r, NJ.
Leave W est Chester at 7'4h A. N. Rnd 500 p, n.
Trains leaving PhilRdelphia aJ 7'l5 A. M. and a'5o
p, NJ, ana leaving West Chester At l'3O A. NJ. and
$50 z. NJ, connect at e. @. Junction with Tralns on
p. 4 j.. G. r. H., for Oxford and Intermediate pointa
Passengers allowed 10 take Wearing Apparel
only, as Baggage, and the Company will not In any
be re- ponsIble for an amount exceeding Cne
hundred dollars up ess special contract is made for
the same, HENRY WOOD, General Sup't,
Philadelphia, April lst 1853. 4l0z
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LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
VIII leave from foot of Courtland street att a. M,
and p M. and u night via Jer' ey City ana Gam
den; at $50 +. Nj via Jersey Cty and kensingou At
10 4 NJ, Il NJ, and p. N via Jersey CITY and WeHt
Philadelphia
mediation, and p. NJ Express, via Am62y ana
Camden, WILLIAM IL. HAIZM ER,
6l55 Agent,
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Fifty pounds OF baggage only are allowed each
passenger Passengers are prohibited from taSinS
any thing as baggage but their wearing apparel All
baggage hlty pounds TO be patd Tor eEt~a. The
Company limit their responsibility for baggage to one
dollar per pound, and VIII not be liable for any
amount beyond 400, except by special contract
Tickets sold and baggage checked direct thrOngn 10
Boston, orCesteT, Springfield II ArtfOrd, New Haven
Providence Newport, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, y tca
Rome, syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FANS
and SUSPENSION Bridge. .
n sAditionsI Ticket Office is located at No. s2S
Chesnat street. where Tickets 10 New GOrk and all
important points North and EAST may ne procured.
Persons purchasing TiCBets a. this Office eau have
their baggage checked from residence or hotel 10
destination by Union Transfer baggage EXPRESS
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DRILADELPHIA AND ERIB RAILROAD.

- SUMMER TIME TABLE,
Through ana direct route between Philadelphia
Vsltimore Harrisburg, WilliamspOrJ, to the North
vest and the Great on Region o. PennsyiyaniAS.. a..
lgII(4 ANT 81 EEPING CAlss on al Nlgllt AtsiLlb
on Fnd after MONDAY, May II, 1859, the trains
on the Philadelphia and Eria Railroad WIZ run As
lOAO"'' WESTWARD, ,.,y q, =,
tERu Train leaves EhilRdelph 4 M
leaves William Ort.'.'''''''' ~ ~ ~ n, ~ ~
arrives 81 nrle.,,.., '.''''''''"" ~ ~ a ~
1rsyo 1y,urpra leaves Philadel ~ noon
az Igsves Willianspof..'''''''''' o,Sg = 70
U arrives 81 Erte.,., W. q a.
r,,,,,tvo AEeu leaves Phiadep phis.'''''" SUI a. ~
1IiliA" iesves Wllianep pOrt.,.,"s',,, SO = NJ
=, "a SrriVeg at Lock IhVen,,,.'s,s.' 7'4h r nj,
,.. ITris l.1 ,,,..,,,il 100 4, Nj
~ "a ieaVes Wilau1spO ,.,,,',.'''sslOlu = M
U u arrives at Philadelphia, ,,''-,''.' ~ a ~,
r.Ja u ,-presa leaves 4U T. NJ
~ leaves WilltamBpo ort,'''s'''s' $40 a. NJ
4, U arrives 81 PhLRdel phg,,",.,.., b 70 p Id,
v5ail and Fxpress connect with OH Greek and Ale-
pbeny River Railroad, Baggage checked thTo9gh
kHoH' ~ AITRND u, TYLER,
III General superintendent
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steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-left
Saturday, n. Mdze. To James AdRer & Co, D A
ANIME, D Aiken, Aiken Co, Adger Co,
Cooperative Association, Bischoff & Co. W Bliss
4 Co, ] Buck Co, I NJ Bristol Co. Bates & Co.
D Briggs, Agt, Beamish 4 Co, John Baker, W
s Corwln Co, Cobia Il Co. L Cohen Co. c D
Carr & GO, Cappel, Crane, Boyleston & Co, CHS
holm Bros. John Commins, Cameron, Barley Co,
Clacius & Witte 3 & Caldwell. Danner, Doug
las l. Miller, Dorbaum Jars, Dowie & Noise, j A
Enslow l. Co, J / NJ Esenan. A W Eckel & Co, I
Fslk 4 Co, D F Fleming & Co, Furchgott & Bro.
Fairly l. Co, Forsyth, NcComb Co, = Fass, 3
Fsldman & Co, Foley, Ferguson, W P Finley,
Gaillard M1nott G II Gruber. d Gerdts & Co, VIM
Quincy. A G Goodwin, Agt, Guillemin, Good
rich, Wineman i Co, c Graveley Hyman Co.
Hickey. Horsey, j Eurkamp & Co. Holmes l. Cal
der, N Hunt. Hart & co, H Hastedt Hopkins,
Mcpherson Co, jennings. Thomlinson 4 Co, JEFF
fords & Co. Jose Jara, A W jaeger, NJ Iseu an, Fl
InQraham & Son, Johoston, Crews Co, E q Kel-
lers & Co, Kanapaux Ianneau, Klinck, Wicken-
berg 4 Co, q " Kinsman, q q Knee. Klatte & Co,
+ Krrssel, Jr, Kinsm1n Bro. Laurey Alexander.
Luhrs & stelling. Lepgnick & Sell, LANCER, q
LitschH, Muller, W MatthiesseD, Agt. Il Men
sing, South Carolina Railroad Agent, Northeastern
Railroad agent, McGorty, Mantoue Co, Miss
Murtland, W McLaiu, = Marshall, G Minor i
CO, Menke Muller, Marshall Burge. Muller, Nj
mitz q co. Melchers Muller, Drake, $ Mann,
w Meade, IL Marks, Niemarn / Berger, Mrs NJ
O'Nein. O'Neill l. Son, O'Nein, O'Neill L
Sons, O'Neill, Order, P Poppenheim, Prince
Walker, P Brown, Paul & CO, & Pierson
Pelzer, Rodgers Co, W Russell & Co, " Ryan,
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TILE DAILY NEWS.
The Lilac.

The lilac bush Is in blossom,
It hath the balny smell
of that dear delicious summer
OF loves first miracle;
feel as breathe Its fragrance
The old enchanting pain.
The sweet insatate longing,
Thrill through my heart and brain.
o youth, youth, youth I-where are you
call, but you come no more;
weep. but afar you mock me,
And you laugh when implore:
Ye. you hide within the lilac,
with an odor you shoot me through.
Anda Whit of the old you fling me,
That Is bettsr than the new.
How proudly we struggled to leave you.
When you implored US to stay;
How bitterly giieve to regain you.
When once you have fed away
Too late. too lac, we love you,
And long for your laugh OF surprise,
And wo only truly can see you
With nanhood's tears in our eyes.
You AunR your arms around me,
And pelted me with flowers.
You clung to me az We wandered
Among those lilac bowers;
lou kissed me. haIflaughing, half-crying,
Reseeching me to remain,
But impatient shook you from me
and you neVes win come again.
Your lilac, are ever blooming
In nsppy gardens Of play;
But they love you not who have you'
And tam they would flee away:
They long 70 the fields Of Freedom,
Where the fruit Of Ambition grows,
And for manhood's heights that are hitea
Against o sky Of rose.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-Capt
Budd, Menke, D Muller, Miss Brady, Mrs
O H.West. Jr, Master James C West, B G Gilchr,st,
wife and child, Mrs Baker ard servant, Terry,
wife and two children, Rev " Francis and wife,
Miss Budd. Mis- n Murden, Miss ) Webb,
Miss Bingley, Miss Wood, Miss NJ Wood. Miss
E Morse, Miss NJ Upton, Arthur sumner, N Ty-
lee, Jr. and wife, Mrs G III Hicks. " Forsyth and
two children, White. L Ellis aud wife. Street
ana wife, MIRA street, Master VIM Street. E L
Wells. Van Nortrand, Donnelly, q Beadle.
P O Trenholm, Geo b Ingraham, G W Meyer, E
Evans; Pfarer, and S Richardson.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Miss Townsend, ] Towneend, P FitzSmons,
Mikeu Jas L3Roche, P Fitzsimons, Jr "
Waterman, W e Simons, F N Toales. - Claussen,. q
G Christy, Dr., Chas Cook, two Masters Vardel,
and ten on deck.
Per steamship Charleston. for New York-Messrs
Lewis, q Hall, W wilkinson. II E Lopez IL No
land, Miss Julia Lowndes, II MolyneauI, Jack
son. Miss Quinn, G Singleton. and ] Leahy.
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iailrpa1s.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON-
PANY
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, !
CHAgLEsToN, SO. Ca, Iay l8, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHA ARLESTON CITf
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KTNG-STREET LINE.
at7SOA.M., and at inter- at A.M, and at inter-
walls OF eight s minutes walls of eight 49, minutes
during the dny till the during the day till 10 P.
last trip at 9.30 PM. NJ.
N.E.-Leave the Batt>ry as follows: On the hour,
and tyelre (l2) minutes OF the hour, from a. NJ,
trip 'if1S rom The Old No
from the Upper Terminus when al the trips are to
the Battery.
Leave Urp.; Terminus Leave Lo,0rr Terminu,
at 7sO AM and at inter- at sos AM, and at inter-
7als Of ten t1O) minutes walls Of ten 10 minutes
PM. 81.
NB-Leave the Battery at fifteen (15l minutes after
the hour, and tirtyfre 1867 minutes after the hour,
except at S35 A. M. Every other trip from the old,
Postoface until 4.30 P. II. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotcer Termt.
at 9 AM, and ct inter- nus at $50 AM, and at
walls OF hfteen Cl5) min intervals of fifteen C5)
utes till TOO p. N. minutes till 7.3J P. u.
N.3.-An the trips are TO the Battery.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lopcr Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter-
yas of every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty (20)
minutes tin GAS PM. minutes till 7.So Pm.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery
s.w h..MSAY.
HAY II Secretary and Treasurer. !
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/. 11yExpoo1 CLASSIFICATION
Markets by Telegraph.

6arkouS py AoAcSFuths
FOREIGN MARKETS.
INERpoo1. September 2s-Noon.-cott on firm;
sales Il 600 bales Bombay shipments to the 26th,
6eoo blles. Other articles unchanged.
TwoP. Motion frmer and more active; sales
probably 1900 bales. Naval stores firm. Yarns
and fAbrics At Manchester fat. Breadstufs firm.
Red wheat los. 10d.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
z Nxw Yoax, September 2s.-Money easy at to s..
Sterling sx. Gold 41X. Flour 10c. lower. Wheat
:, dull snd noninally lower. Corn scarcely SO firm.
Ness pork s2s so. Lard quiet. Cotton shade frml-
er at 2SHs26 Turpentne 4i54a45. Rosin quiet
Freights steady. ..,...-
= Eyenna-Cotton more active aud k,. better.
Sales sso0 bales at 2sc. Fl3ar dull aud heavy;
Southern lower; conmon to fair extra at 50 6oa9 20
Wheet heavy and 2 to So. lower. Germ closed dull,
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but quiet at $2sl 80 Lard dull and unchanged
Whistey quiet. Rico quiet at sHa9H for new crop
Turpentine 44Ha45. Roain 50 65a7 50 Fre'ghts to
Liverpool nrmer. Gold closed weaker. Exchange
depressed at sK. Tennessees. De~, 67X; North
lCarolinas, 75x.
,BA1T1MoaE, septembsr 23-cotton firm at 251z@
2sc. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat very dull
Dorm Armer; white 81 20; yellow 81 2e. Lard 2o1sc
I. e wI1MuarpN, September 2a-spirits Of turpentine
arm at SOC; Now York cssks 4oc. Rosins dull. Tar
nrner at $3.50. Cotton active; middllsg 22Aa2Sc.
AuausrA, September 2s.-Cotton active and frmer;
sales 2s4 bales; receipts 451 middlng 2ss2sH Cot
tom coming In freely;
Z, SAVANNAH, September, 2s.-cotton closed firm
with an advancing tendency; sales 247 bales; mud
dnss 2ic; receipts loss bales; exports, coastwise,
1878 bsles.
- MOBILE, September 2s.-Cotton firm; middllng
2s; sales 300; receipts 6s7; exports II.
c Nsw ORLEANS, september 2o.-Cptton advanced
and in fsir demand; rniddHng 2sc; sales sSO,; re-
eeipts s2A4. Sterling GLASS. Exchange on New York
X discount Sugar and molasses noninally un-
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Consig nees per South Carolina Railroad,
%tss September 39.

81 bales Cotton, 23 bales Domestics, so bundles
Paper, 1886 bushels Grain, cars Lumber, To Bail.
road Agent q Baker & Co, Goldsmitb& Son, G W
Williams & co. J N Robson, VIC Courtney Co,
Walter & Co, Pelzer, Rodgers Co, Caldwell
Son, .NoWry & Co, Reeder & DAVIS, Frost l. Adger,
J CMslonee, Cohen, Hanc sel Co, L DeSaussure,
Street Brothers & Co. " Ryan, L Falk Co, D
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wi,minetau Markot.

WILMINGTON September, ,2.-TuRPEsTryE-
Market weaker and price declined 10c. sales of lsS
bbls ut 50 60 per bbl.
SpRrrs TuRPENTnE-rs frmer and has advanced
q shade with sales Of 200 10 at S9Ho for country,
and 50 do at l0c FER gallon for N. z packaaes.
RosM-Alarket quiet Sales OF only 166 bhls at
90 Is for extra No g. IS, SIS 25aS Is for No !. and
81 SIX for pale.
TAnl9s bbls changed hands st So par Dbl
CorToN-Sales of s bales at 22Xc, and "a bales ut
22hc for middling, - -'''
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August 20

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amples, and teaches the methods actually used by
business mel.
Special attention is asked TO the PRACTICAL Its
rules and analyses free from unnecessary words
its methods are tho shortest possible Above ALL II
is adapted to the present stnte of things. Durlna
the last FIVE years, specie payments have been sus
pended, prices have doubled, the tariff has been al
tered, national tax levied &c. Our book recog
nizes all these changes, AND IT IS THE ONLY ONE
THAT poEs-the only Arithmetic that describes the
different classes OF United States Securities, and
shows how to find the comparative results OF lnvest
ments In them. Used in the Public Schools of New
York, Brooklyn. Albany, Jersey City, &C., and Civ
ing the highest satisfaction No progressive teacher
can afford to use any other.
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Commercial.
EXPLOITS.

Exports.
BosTON-Per schr Lizzie Batohelder-154 bales Up
land Cotton, S27 tieroes Clay. go tierces Metals,
100 bbls Rostni 1000 bags Flour, 1900 bushels
g Corn. packages sundries.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston-95 bales
Il Upland Cotton, 166 bbls Rosin, "a bales Domes.
tics, rs Empty Barrels. so bundles Paper, 2S4
pacisges Dried Fcuit 81 PACKAGES sundres:.
Per schr Robert Calc' ell=l7o.O0o 1eet he"n
Timber, LOS 0o9 feet Sawed Timber.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDB BNT'5 OFFICE.l
CHARLESTON, s. c., September 9, 1863
ON AND after SEPTEMBER 10TH. RICE
" will be carried from Charleston to Cincinnati.
and St. Louis by the Green Line OF NINETY CENTS
PER ONE HUNDRED POUNDS.
Parties shipping to st. Louis must take the risk,
or insure from Hickman to st Louis by packets.
No insurance necessary on the route to Cincin-
natl. H.T. PEAKE,
General Superintendent.
September 10 thstu1mo
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TIHE GhEENVILLE ENTERPRISE,
i G. F. TOWNES Editor; J. C. BAILEY, Pro-
petor and Associate, has good circulation in both
town and county, and is read in the Counties Of
Pickens. Anderson. Ooonee. Spartanburg, AMI Lau-
rens. Its popularity continues TO increase and will
we'll repay the Charleston merchants to advertise
its columns. Terms as usual Address as per above.
September 18
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KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION

Is INVALUABLE
It In creases 8 the
quantity and I'M
proves the quality
of the MILK. It
has bron proven
b. actual expert
mint to increase
tho q u tity OF
Milk aud Cream
TIVE nty per cent.
. and make the But
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