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PERSONAL.

&. 1,s Ssss:. :s
No ave. Sss rss 81 ana ,Ss 81. d'. .s
ArnuKflr14se1Ar Ioa |. r.s.rd 70 MARY ANl
;ss +; ;s;S.,a ISL
CAaA IA kSwL HIkANE VAN "AsssLL
srSsn' .s ,s:ss q sAi H.. e ~
Tor Tor trial upon TIE ssI Horn, Mr. b claiming
s es Junior !. Cham sicr.hip Of This District
ss:1ss'r. Academy any day, between the hoars OF
Master Van rassell has only been two month.
''os' ny '0'''h upon this JOIN jessFsr ssfUrA
Iss1- Professor OF Music.
HAviNG BEEN PUPIL OF JNo. EsPUrA,
Filling to contest with his second faverite, whom
viii es5s..s bG, not 9Th s, q
EF':'ya in 'h'''fii is'a'n sss 81
GENERA GRANTS sILENCE on important
by old S SI GId sy the as,s
lsdies or gentlemen have ever caasuGt-d him Ms
p l,t he has moved next to odd Fellows
haiI. opposite his cd headquarters, 7th street
DR U PINKHAM. SER, PROPHET. REVE
onirs stSr ant Advising, Healing, Devel
Ladies 80 cts. No. 293 North capitol Sd soath Of
d2S-2w-
hUCTUk IA WUODBCRY has removed his
door from 18th. "a In.
MES A. HULL, FROM NEW YORK CTrY-k
~ alstingni>hed ,lsirVoy art, Test Medium aud
Psyche metrist. 45o Pa avenue. Eueplre n onss ,
once hours lOs m TO 9 y. m Iallws
l AIDES FRIEND AND DOCrOR, 7sII ia from
ole cali gnsrantees sncCess IN AL cases. or no
charge Call ard see Madame DUPONT. Penn
avenue east, below 5th street, side wsla a sch
House -.
w ALEXANDER 4 SMITH
Af,o7HskS al Lac GEi Solicitors IN C.1unsyy.
NO Sd Louisiana ave near 9th 81 DE Is If
TIE HIGHEST DASH PfID FOR LADIEs,
n Gents, and Children's Cast of CIothios
boots, Shoes, etc, at E. s. HARTOGENSIs al
1th street, bet ween and h. Any order through
mail promptly attended to. DE- SLY
pERsONAL-EQUALP ARTNER WANT Ep
Active or Silent, in an estsblis he'd Real Is. ATE
Insuras &c, and Negotiation Of loans husin 80
amply secured real estate; refereuces "a ven and
REQUIRED. THOMAS A. MITUHELL, Room /
AntonReDcer buiidlng no 25 IT
Intel. and Chron.; I'D and Chron 1t /
CONSULT DR. LEON
=, He guarantees thorough and speedy cure OF oil
Cecret Diseases, or no charge made His treat
NEXT embraces the latest discover of science
o on, mercury bassm, and ell other unpless
chang OF diet Required. Rooms private Hour,
nom to daily. 504 9th street, above Pc ave-
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n"OFFIOE OF WATER REGISTRAR,
uS CRY HALL, WASHINGTON, d. O..
WASTE OF POTOMAC 1 WHTsR TO- 1865
wts1 !: hereby sivsH that al waste Of Aqueiuct
respect will be deprived Of its nse and otherwise
punished hs az, s,,cGIdiDs TO l.s
freezing, and such practice ast be dissSntinusd,
ssss p'''A0U1s BOND. %sssr Registrar
~PHILnARMONIC sOCIETY-Rehears al
IN ~ W ..Di. EVENING, Jan. 9th. A
ja52 II. TOWNSEND, ssc,y.
rwAsHINGTON sCHUETZsN vEREIN.
WEDNEsDAY: Jssssrg 8. 1879 q. Trade. %I Union ON
.tiendsnce i. Heanessed Streets Ia m full
pA A. the above o ,s meeting the BAR, HAT
is Sisps. ssa. =. C;fa:; Hall VIII sod 70
d. KANDLER, Secretary AA' rf''' isses.
US q commi.sitner = Of ps 81 70 x
Will give bic Popular Lecture
Prepared while in Scotlsnd upon
"ROBERT BURNS,
POET AND HrfH rae MAN.
For the Ladies Ladies Aid Society at the CongrsgatiO
Asm,..io. !aAsN IY 7rH, 1869.
Lisk N At ae.zsrOtts Music Store and at Par
Lecture to commence at eight.
Doors open al half past seven. las St.
% I.o:o.T.
SUPPER, for the benefit of the EASTERN
GREE ASSOCIATION, No. g. AT Potom.c H.Il
corner llth and Maryland avenue South W ash
ington, commencing on TUESDAY RyxNlNG
5th January, and CONTINUING FOB THREE
NIGHTS, when it will close with HOP, which
I .e ."o oee. Vi Tue season. ja43t'
fMETROPOLITAN RAILEO AID, once cor.
W. ber OF New York ayesue and I7th street
January 2 1853 Notice is hereby given thai the
Board Of Directors have declared divdsnd Of
me ssss * m 1S, to stockholders
WIN. W. MOORE, Sec , ana Treas soN' rre ias
IVA MEETING OF THE sroCKHOLDERs
~ of the wAsHlNGTON ANb GRORsf.
OF Directors. will be held at the on c. Of the Com
pc paw sSIps, Of New jersey avenue and street
The polls will he o,ened at II o'ciocI m and
ci1se st ? O'Clock m
.I~. ssiS " iHGst Z KIN kIkk H. prs.v
A: W NICHOLS. sec'y pro tenn dH dad
rDENTAL NOTICE..
WI. BARRETT, d. p.s.,
F''msri' :, s ra'ssseirni., Me- 20 ~ street. be-
All Dental Operations .kil,fuIIv ,s,,o,,,.u
Ps,s Ns,os aet 9 sith0ut pain By sdmiaisterins
Pref T. L. Backing h Cham, B. ps
Prot. James Truman, ID d. s
Prof. Geo. Barker, D. DG
Proi hi,as Wiidmsn, D., d. D. g Pennsy,va.
harvey Lin6sisy, n. D., No. $40 Ostrest, wash.
.es.oe. =: =: oc n 6m
MO. y. CUMMINS,
0S Sat 6EvENTH STREET.
Al ExTHHsIVE BOOT AID SHOE Hous,.
Mnefe soe public nay nnd, always, What -,
want" md thes Of the best QUALIFY. WV
oBvBHTH STRDDF,
az To a''" ''ssA Of Z ana kOfssssn n~s.,.
DIV Ed
70 barrels Of Ceiebrssed
Oh AQHR CTDER
pessons Who have been waiting can nov be ann.
pnsd. J0HH KEYWORfH.
:. corner Ninth and d Streets
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TAKE NOBoDYp WORD.
COME AND SEE.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
COMPARE PRICES
SATISFY YoUkSELvEs
ACT AOeoRDIN9LY

Many persons suppose, without investigating
thst they buy cheaper on 9TH street or In SINAI
chops than they can on the Avenue or ct an extern
sive first class establishment This 10 entirely =
mistake, and . very costly one a. any one can see
on g moments reflection, OF, what is q great de
better, by personal examination. 1t stands 70
reason that Q SINGLE FIRM, having COMPLETE
STOCK of everything In their line, with an ExpE-
RIENcB OF MANY YEARS, BUYING LARGELY int
CHEAPEST MARKETS, and doing Q handsome busi
ness of $500 900 PER YEAR can sell goods ar n rr.
PROFIT, and OF course . RBAr DEAL LOWER than
they can possibly be sold By ten dtfersst firm,
whose stocks incomplete, who buy in SMALL Tors
and coRse0 uently At highsr prices, and whs mus
pay from their dtrtdsd profits the combined
If separate business stands and sfsex or t,,s.,.
different domestic establishments.
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n@CLAIMS AGAINST THE CORPORA.
u3 TON.
All persons having claims against the Corpora
tfcn due prior to the nth day ot July, 1853 are
hereby not ned to present h claims to tue Com
mittee of lnvesti gation, ct the City Hall, between
the hours OF 10 "a m. and p n, from this date I
February 1859 or they may be debarred from the
benefits Of the same. ja6 colt
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en- BONES ORANGES, 267 bbls N r State
w APPLES, Just received per steamer Z a.
knight. JNO.W LUMSDON CO., So La av
between 9Th and 9TH streets. ia 5 ST.
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CHRDTlAs COMING. : GOOD BAKING
" Rgff1R. choice New York. Pennsylvania
reduced lsicse. ePiCIRT Butter store. ase Oh
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EOHIy RD
20 barrels Of Ceiebrssed
,Sh ~ 4 Hn CIDER
pneo. JOau KEYWORfH
- Corner Ninth ana d streets
jso-N Cndsr Masonic Han
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GKAND ARMY COURSE.
TBetecond LECTURE If the series in aid of ths
CHARITY FUND Of Post No 3, for the relief of
wInnded and INDECENT soldiers and Sailors will be
COLONEL w. HIGGINsoN.
AT METZEkUTT HAIL,
SATURDAY EVENING, January 9, 1872
At O'Clock, ON she su oJect of
"DEMOCRACY AND LIrERATUREn
Tickets, 30 Cents. Reserved Seats ) Cents to
lie obtained at Metzerott's lad a.
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~ TON.
No. 2e0 PEEEA AVE-,
between 18th and 18th streets.
rEETH rxTkAOrED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge will be made for extractins whore A
dno!A Teeth are inserted, although the
patient win be re9.ired 70 pay for thed
~ill be deducted when the Teeth are nIeds To.
Association 10 nov prepared to make Teeth Q
phis and Boston pri oes All persons Wishing de,
.al work done can have II cheap a. In the above
named cities. All work will be done 10 the nsates
satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and En-
anime our work before getting e elsevhers " n
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~CITY RIGIsTER'S OFFICE,
@ WAsHINGTON, ID. January 4, 1852.
TO THOSE 1T MAY CONCERN
he reDy give notice that the III IENSES for
HuchSters. nog>, Insurance Agents, Bill Posting
butchers stalls Auctioneers Livery Stables
Pown Brokers, Dealers in kags Boxes Bsrrels
and Bones, expire on the LIST day Of January OF
each year. ana must be renewed within ten days
thereafter. r. A BOSWELL
Ja3 lChronfkepI Register.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WARRINGTON, ID. c., January 2, 1853
On the petition OF n0LLIN WHITE, of
Lowell, Massachusetts,. praJ ing for.the extern
sion OF a patent granted him On the Sd day Of
April, 1855, for an improvement in Breech Loading
firearms:
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
lions and ether papers .hould be hled In this ONCE
ELISHA FOOTB,
Ja6law3w Commissioner Of Patents.
TBE Partnership HERETOFRE INIT
j ING between the undersig ned under the name
and style of JOHN B. ELvAHS & co. is this day
dissolved by expiration and mutual consent.
The business will be conducted at the old stand
by JOHN Il. ELyANS. under the same RIM name
JOHN 3. ELVANS,
CHARLES B. PEARSON.
Washington, January /, 1869. s-st
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" u q 90,
IMPORTERS OF
ITALIAN WINES, LlQUORS, CORDIAL6,
dried FRUITS, &C.
No. IsS .ds bet h and
Italian Vermi celli, n acaroni, &C Pastes Of al
Kind Kinds; Pure Olive Oil from !.ucca; Pure Sorrento
Cheese. Ali kiads of Choice italian Wines.
NO IS SIM
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NO. y. CUMMINS,
AS sat 6EVENTH STREET.
"A HxTkhslS1 SCOT And eBOE HOUSE.
where the public nav And. aIvay, 81
want" md thas Of the best quality. WI
oBvEETH STREET,
s 1Ns d'sr' ''ssa Of Z and kosssssa n~s.,.
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DIANo TUNING AND RKPAIRING.

q. l. WILD. formerly Tuner Ofa@
Knste,:; and subsesuepiiy Of sen
BIO 8 Piano Store l91 Iith street. between Pa.
avenue and street. still gives especial sttentoe
81 the above. Other instrSm ents also repaired,
change. se0U
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
Religious intelligence.

The conference OF the archbiahops. bish-
ops, clergy and laity of the Irish branch of
the United Church of England nnd Ireland
was held in Dublin on the 18th April, to pro-
test against the disendowment bill, tbs Arch
bishop of Dublin presiding.
The Episcopalians of Kentucky have in
troduced new system of ehursh eatension,
employing two evangolists TO bnild up
churches in destitute places, and to do nuch
of the work of Methodist travelling preach-
er A missionary of the Church Missionary
Society has duriag the last gear orsanissd
congregations in five towns in Missouri, aver
aging twenty communicates aash.
The Detroit Tribune aanounef1 the rssig-
nation of the Rev. Benjamin II. FasdoSk OF
that city to accept the. ree.orship OF Grace
Church, Brooklyn.
The Gath anniversary Of the ordination of
the Rev. Brown Emerson, ID. D., - pastor Of
:be South Church, in Salem, Mass, @a8 cele-
brated on Sunday last, the veae1Sblo pastor
now in his 92d year, occupying hil accustomed
place in the pulpit.
The Order of Jesuits is now all powerful
in Rome. Jesuits have lately bean installed
in the Congregation OF Extraordinary Eccle-
siastical Affairs, in the department. Of the See
retary of State, and in the Ministry Of Fer
eign Affairs. All the reins of the PoAtihcai
Government are in their hands, and every day
gives them fresh influence with Cardinal An
tonelli The Society Of Jesus now numbers
s,58e memsers, dispersed over the world
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
Gleanings and Gossip.

Sheridan gives the following humorous
definition on:-Irishman- machine for con-
verting potatoes into human nature
Fanny Fern, who married Parton the
biographer, said, "for the most part the more
sensible man, the bigger fool he marries.
This is especially true of biographcrs.''
The Duke of Somerset recently declared
in debate, that "each missionary sent from
England requires gup-boat."
-Coleridge's "damsel with duleimer'' is
not very clear image to most readers, who
would not know a dulcimer from q skinner.
The ancient dulcimer was a kind Of guitar,
mounted with wire strings, which are struck
with two little hammers, and may be regarded
as faithful representation Of the dulcmer
mentioned in the Bible. The translators of
the Bible, unacquainted with the musical in
struments mentioned in the original text,
adopted for them the names Of those in use at
their time which appeared to them to cores
pond most nearly with those of the Hebrews
and Greeks
AN old lady in Calhoun county, Ca, com
mitted suicide lately in a remarkable manner
She placed a bandage over her eyes, a rope
around her neck climbed up the side of the
house, tied the rope to one of the logs of the
house and suspended herself thereby causing
death.
-Rochefort of La Lanterne. began his liter
ary life by directing lottery circulars fifteen
hours day on a salary OF eight dollars .
week.
An old woman named Celeste LIE Noir has
just died in New Orleans, who served in the
great Napoleon's army, and was told by NapO-
leon: my pretty girl, if You were not wo-
man, would make a Colonel of you."
SO sore are the Wisconsin hop-raisers
over the failure of that interest that local pa
per says that any one who should offer to sell
hop roots to a Sauk County man would get
his eye punched for the insult.
Ice gathering has not paid in Canada the
past season. A vessel loaded with it was re-
Gently emptied into the bay at Hamilton, be-
cause the price to be received would not pay
the cost of transportation.
"A st. Louis husband put bis wifs's head
under the hydrant for q few minutes the other
day Ito satisfy the neighbors'
When the trains on the Hudson River
Railroad were detained the other day by the
freshet, two emigrant children died Of neglect
and exposure.
"A paper out West says: "Erratum.-In
Or paragraph yesterday concerning thirteen
min'-s-s who had been spanked in infancy
for spdHked read s,ss,inklad"
The Scientific Au-Aricau observes that the
dispatches sent by the Arf~atic cabls tele-
graph from London, to-day, arrive in New
York yesterday.
My other piece of advice, CopperAeld, you
know. Annual income, twenty pounds; an
nual expenditure, nineteen, eleven and six;
result-happiness. Annual income twenty
pounds; annual expenditure, twenty pound,
ought and six; result-missry. The blossom il
blasted; the leaf is withsred; the god Of day
goes down upon the dreary scene; and-in
short, you are forever foorod
"A young man cut WeIt writes home:
sThe report of my marriage is groundless, AID
1 shall continue to live on the Europeaa plan"
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03

Is Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
Sz5O year; If paid in advance, at 200
year.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
The f'ortisF Daily Press

L pusliaAsa oVesg lsg (aznssss exoeptsd) by
I5oTssGnd PaSssshSs0- Co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03

We invite the attention of both City and
Country readers to the following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES. which are among
the most reliable establishments in the City.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
BSIzSord Tables fo,. Sol.

EaOR SALE-Eight good Billiard Taslas-tbr..
nearly new. Can be sesn at Mechanica, f5aii' n
Tn De eslu very low II applied for tsen. For fur-
s1sdtf 81 sSMlIaRcIAL sTRr.T.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
Watches. JeMeIry. sc.

J.. AMBROSE MERRILL. No.t39 Middle Street.
j. w. & H. ii. McDUFFEE,ce Ger. Middle & Union sts
G. W. wlNGATE, Nos. III and 1s Middle Street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, Y Middle st., Fox Block.
II. f. HILL, No. 81 Federal Street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
1e''nss $500 per as'asSns, In adromee.

extensively engaged in the coffee aud spIa.
business, putting up between 2cOO and sOOO
boxes week. The oalkum maunfastorv
started about a year ago is doing an extensive
business.
BUILDING.
There have been but few buildings erected
In Bath during the past year. noticed a new
store, completed within few months. a. the
corner of High street. A new Freewin Bap-
tist church has been completed this season at
the South end and the Wesleyan Society are
laying the foundation for a church on the lot
occupied by the cid one. c.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

MING, MAY 3, 1855
MISCELLANEOUS.
Flour,
Flour.
Flour,
Flour,
Flour,
Flour.
I
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-03
The EEaizae state Press

AT los ExcHa1sGE STanHT, Portland.
1l'Has:-Eiaht DollcTs Year in advance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06
Manchester Cotton Goots Market.

MANCHESTER. August 21.-Somehing Ike log,-
0C0 bales cot.ou from India is now overdue, ana
portion OF 1t was last heard OF ss becamed OIL 'he
Azores Meantime the shipmer IS into Liverpool are
on small scale. and have Sc: specuatcrs IN Liver
ocol IL fever Of excitement. he sales Of American
Yesterday realized I'D to 10, and manufacturers and
merchants here re aghast with nmazement. Spin
ners are co Sow 10 putting " their prices to cor
respond with thesc nigh rates, aud manufacturers
having con tracts aud in want OF yarn are compelled
10 submit; but to great extent 1t checks business
and especially in cloth. Mos, kinds ofyarn. includ
ing 32's twist, and weft up TO 50s. are 1d per 10
dearer than on 1ue-day when prices had advanced
I'd 20 "a per Ii. on the rates Of last week. Fine
conn OF yarn have advanced similarly, but coarser
numbers, such as enter into the make Of 7 Cloths,
are in limited demand at the advance owing to
rnabers OF these cloths having stopped their looms
rather than iucur the rsk Of producing them at .uch
high prices rclotbs are Lomlnally lsd to Sd per
riece higher but are in limited demand, and bome-
trade houses are buyinR sraIinsly OF domestics and
lonocloths Wide aud ine qualities OF shirtipSs.
such as 10 inch Sd per piece dearer, with some
little business but so irch shirtings and 40 inch are
only u limited request, though held steadily for full
rates.
august 23-A pause In the excitement and apecu-
la,ion In cotton at Liverpool brings with 1t rather
ouiee- feeling here, and sellers OF cloth are rather
moro anxious to realize than they were few days
ago. Prices are nomiDally uncbaneeo, but buyers
sould be aoe to operate to advantage in the present
state of feeling. Yarn is ve:y firm 10 price, but there
is not much business
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uplands 1sHa1sxd; Orleans 1sXd. Corn sos 3D.
Stock Of cotton aloat should be $4,000 bales, iu-
stead Of yesterdays figures.
Eveping.-Cotton dull; uplands l3Ed; Orleans
1sXa13Xd; sales 6ooo bales; export and specula'
ton 1000 bales Breadstufs quiet Mess pork hrm.
Others unchanged.
PARIS, September 4-Bourse fat.
HAvRE, September 4.-cotton opens quiet anu
steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 4-Noon.-Stocks fever
ieh and weak Money 6a7c. Sterling, long 9; short
Ok. Gold &c. '62's 22x; Tennessees, ex'coupon
60; new 81; virginias, ex.coupon 66]s; new 66
asked Louisianas, old 10; new 6S asked; Levees
661s; Louisian 8's 85H; Alabama S's 93H; Georgia
6's So; North C.rolinas, old SO asked; new Az;
South Carohnas, new GO. Flour dull and 6alec
lower. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn 1c better.
Mess pork dull at sSl 75aSl SIX. Lard dull at 1919
1870. Nstton quiet at S5c. Turpentine quiet at
42c. Rosin very firm; good common 50 50; s'rain-
ed 50 37Ha2 40. Freights Hrmer.
Evening.-Coton firm; sales 600 bales at S'c'
Flour dull superfne Stale s6a6 S5; extra IS 75ab %;
choice So eoa7; fancy 81 o5a7 20. Wheat dull heavy
and 2a3c lower; winter red Western 81 6lal o23S'
Corn very scarce and 1a2c better mixed 81 lsal 20.
Whiskey declining; 81 12a1 121s. Beef quiet. Mess
pork lower at sS1 271saSl s71s Lard steady; ket'
tie 19ha20. Naval stores and groceries quiet.
Freights a shade frmer. Money active Sterling
dull at ts1Sas1S Gold excited at 81. Governments
lower. but closed strong. '62's 2S southerns
ste adv. Bank statement shows over two millions
specie decrease.
BALTIMORE, September A. Cotton quiet; 60
stock here. Flour less active. Wheat active with
fair demand; prime to choice red 81 55a1 65; fair
81 4Oa1 5O Corn Hrm; white 81 1sa1 81; yellow 81
1871 10. Oats 60a62c. Rice 1eal6c. Mess pork
quiet. Bacon tending up. Whiskey fiat at 81 1874.
CINCINNATI, September 4-Whiskey unsettled al
81 10; best offer at close. Mess pork nominal at
$685. Bacon, shoulders 151zc; holders ask higher;
rib sides 1890.
ST. LOUIS, September 4-Tobac,o firm. "his'
key 81 12Hal "a. Mess pork quiet, Bacon, shoul'
ders 151Sal53zc; clear sides l9c BEG lard 21.
LOUISVILLE September Provisions frI. Mess
pork s34,S4 So Bacon shoulders Ice; clear sides
1s5c. Raw whiskey 81 l2a1 49,
WILMINGTON, September 4.-Spirits turpentine
steady at sshc Rosin quiet; no low grades on mar
ket; No / s4a4 so; pale IS. Crude turpentins
steady; plice unchanged. Tar 50 80. Middhng
cotton 3214c.
AUGUSTA, September 4.-The cotton market con-
tinues frm with good demand at 32c for midd ing;
sales SO bales; receipts l65 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 4-Cotton firm; quota
tions unchanged; briak inquiry and taking all the
offering stock; receipts 9l2 bales; exports 1889
bales.
MOBILE. September 4-cotton, sales 200 bales;
closed firm market bare transactions restricted IL
consequence; low mi,dlipg SOC; receipts lls bales
NEW ORLEANS September 4.-Co.ton quiet: GALES
16s bales middlins S2c receipts 9s bales; exports
coastwise s42 bales. Geld 942<. Sterling 46t4.
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is surrounded by an elegant granite cor
nice, which slopes gradr Ally upward for
about one-third the length from each extrem-
ity, turns suddenly up, runs aloug horizontally,
and finally forms an arch in the centre over the
statue. The middle portion of the cornlce ls
decorated with ornamental work in bronze.
The bas-rehef is terminated at each end by
massive scroll work representing leaves and
plants. On the right hand, beneath the statue
and the scroll, is isrepresented the commodore g
marine life, and on the left his railroad ite'
The statue will be unveiled to the pubic on
the 2Sth instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06
THE DAILY NEWS.
Lii and Eaeoob.

citron.shaded BY the fountain.
weeping. weeping, sits Lib;
For Yacoob Is on the mouutaiu
Which o'erhsngs the purple sea;
And there's war upon the mountain,
All above the purple sea.
Every sound suggests the battle,
As the land Wind sinks and swells,
Though IDS but sn infants rattle,
And tho tinkling Of the bells;
.Hushl o nurse, oh hush the rattle,
And tine ,inkling ofthe bells"
Yet the silence is depressing
'ris the silence of the dead;
And che clasps her babe, caressing
Glowing cheek and golden head.
oAh! that I were now caress1pg
BIS dear cheek and golden headl
..Yet though my dear love be missing.
Here / hold his counterpart ]"
mid her weeping and her kissing,
A swift footstep makes her start;
Oh the weeping and the kissing.
As he clasps her to his heart!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06
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