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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17

Husband

To this fact, bseauss this branch Of our business
will receive special attention, and everything
needed in a wsllrsgulstsd household win at all
times be found incur store. Our stock Of DRY
GOODS shsll not be surpassed, either in quail
ity or price, and will embrace in pari, rintx Of
every style. GinEhams and Lawns Of every
quality, Muslins of every grade, De Lain,s
adapted 70 the tastes Of the old and youngs and
every article Of any kind Of goods they sell is
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slisffllanfOns.
lI4 BOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.

MEssRs. BOOTH RUMBAIG GER DE
vi Proprietors Of the Improved Stump h.
tractor, wish II distinctly undersiood that hey
warrant this machine 10 do just=hat II is recon-
Notwithstanding other stump machins "
being construcied on irue philosophical prins
pies twill extract the largest pips stump, rus
pend IL above eround--permitting the soil to al
back 10 the hole-and will pull them as fast "a
ten men can dig the dir, from the roon Iilsr
extracted. Il viii uull loving TO the sire ofihs
stumpsl Irom forty to one hundred PEI day n
will either .urn them over, OF suspend them 70
be propped up, as desired. The Prupnsierf
build the Extractor, deliver II, and test !, On "
farm Of the purchaser and II it does net fsbesf
complete satisfaction, nntdo justas reeomusndi
90, they viii take Il away and charge noihipf
for their trouble. Price q Machine, Slst ",
Township and county ri hts for sale. w
have no travelling agents. Address
BOOTH a RuNBARGER,
Jefferson Lire P. o., Ciearheld Co, I'd
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NEURALGIA

Can be efeetualiy cured BY taking Or. Roback's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, and bathing the
affected par's with Tinsturs Of Aeonits q Chic
reform.
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NIGHT MARE

L enc Of the many diseases uf which Dyspepsia
is the parent. To affect cure persons should
avoid hearty food At night, and take vine glass
fall Of Robhek's stomach Bitters on retiring to
bed.
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A Nice

Assortment Of Mads-up CLOTHING for Men
and BOys, nanufactsrsd out Of the very beat
material, which we will sell for cash or exchange
Tor country produce at price, which viii sstonish
both husband aud
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Jaundics and all ahectionsof the Liver are soon
removed By tho uss Of Robaek's Stoma' b Bitters
and Blood Pills, they are composed Of vegetable
medicinal extracts with especial references 10
apparatus
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17
SICK HEADACHE

Arises from disordsred state Of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious dsrangsment Of the
liver, and can be permanently cured BY the use
- Rnback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
Fall diroc tipns accompany each boi,ls and box.
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sCR0FULA
UNPRINCIPLED

Dealers often recommend other bitters because
they have not Robaeks. We desire 70 caution
the afflicted against purchasing any Of them
buy Rohack's Stomach Bitters aud none other,
if you would combat disease successfully.
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To Every

One who has Lumber to sell 70 deal with us.
We shall also keep constantly. on hand a
general assortment of GROCERIES and
HARDWARE, which We will ssll a. exceed
ingly low prices. We also keep full sssori !
men, Of QUEESswARE. This department
Willie hep, fall aAd complete, And every
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WHO SELLS THEMI

The Agent, for the sale % Robscks Blood
Pills. Stomach Bittcrt and Blood Purifier are
HARrsWIcK IRWIN, clsarfsld, Pa. ian2l
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Nh 69l II
By just dropping in and getting a nice dress
pattern, lace sstt, kid glovss-or BY deisg that
which is better give her awsr-susd purse,
and sh' will End good and paying invssimsnts in
enbroidsriss, sdging', ribbons, gloves, hosiery,
OF any ether household nsssssitisa Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-14
Leta Young woman t.ke the degree

Let young woman take the degree Of
A. B.-that of q bride-and she may
hope in due time Ia lie entitled to that of
A. M.-Cin. Times. stss st eco
A ukase has been issued ct Petersburg
reducing the term of military service
from seven years TO five in the case Of
Young men under twenty who enter the
army as volunteers. A further reduc
ton Of years service is promised as q
reward for good conduct. This regula-
ton is to be followed by another restrict
ing marriages in the army.
At Western City, Iowa, two little girls
of Mr.. Chedu, sged eight and ten years,
we're accidentally shot the other day by a
little brother six years old. BE thought
the gun would not go eff, and, as many
older fools have done in similar cases,
pointed it at the girls, pulled the trigger,
and was overwhelmed to find one Of them
dead and the other badly wounded.
A medallion With the INSCRIPTION "disd
of poison" was found upon the tomb Of a
French Baroness, Madame H.. who died
in Paris several months sgo. IL is sup.
posed to have been placed there by q ser.
want Of the family, who wishes 10 divulEe
the crime without committing herself
personally. The police are investigating
the matter.
Madame Deschslles is said to have been
the chief loser by Eugenie giving up her
Eastern trip. She makes that lady's bon.
nets, and bad got up for Her MESSY .
real love Of bounes, which she called
''the Oriental bonnet" and she bad or
dered thousands 81 them for the Partisan
ladies, who never feel happy unless they
ean initiate the cnstame worn By the Ea
press The Oriental bonnet will nov Be
q complete failure, and Madame Des.
shelles will lose large amount Of money
in consequences. =
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October l3.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Gen. Belknap, Of
Keokuk, Iowa, Secretary Of War, TO fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Secretary Rawlins. in~s.
Major General Belknsp is q graduate
of PRINCETON College, New Jersey. BE
served in the army from the first TO the
last Of the late war, and commanded one
of the divisions Of the Fifteenth Army
Corps, in Sherman's last two campaigns,
with great credit to himself and entire
satisfaction TO his superior officers. BE
is thiriy-eight years old and lawyer
by profession. He will reach here 10 q
few days, when Sherman will formally
resign his position as Secretary Of War.
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MEMPHIS q ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.
United States Mail Line
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
u Company will run THREE boats week In
the ARR snsas river |; and until the completion
Of the new boats. the following boats will con-
stitute the line: f7in
THOs. III. Pritchard, master.
OZARK. ....-.......... Blasedell, master.
N...........,..-, ....-.-Clay Rice. m aster.
EDINBURG... ................... Y erkes, master.
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mt I've O'Clock PM; MAKING
connections at Little Rock with the Company's
light draught packets;
VAN BUREN, .......-Borland. Master.
AMERICAN......-... Master.
FORT SMITH ,..--.........Noland. Master.
FORT GIBSON.....-..E. Smith. master.
For all Eel geInts above Little Rook.'as high up
Through bills Of lading. given for freight to
and from New Orleans. Memphis. st. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freishts delivered at destination, at all
stages of the river, without delay.
Any person desiring to ship by this line from
the Narth, East or West. to any point on the
Arkansas river, should have their goods con-
signed to Memphis and Arkansas Rive.
Front street. Mosby Block. Those shipping
from New Orleans should consiRn to Memphis
ard Arkansas River Packet Company" mouth
of White river.
The above Company are now building. two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which will be
finished about the lst of October. thus securing
to their patrons q reliable tri-wsekly line in
high or low water.
All persons who shin goods to the care IF this
Company. at Memphis or mouth of White
river, must send bill of lading to the agent to
pr avent delay. JOHN d. ADAMS,
W. L. GRAHAM, Agent, President.
304 Front ST.. Messy Block. OF
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

AIIlVdA anu DoptitHio Va AAcAass
MISSISSIPPI AND rEHNEssEE RAILROAD.
New Orleans mail daily. %ssp,m. ll'sSam.
Freight Freight Except Sunday, S:s5 pm: 4:55 nm.
Mail train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all points South.
Express train makes direct connection for
CofTeeyile Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs. and all points North of Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad. =,
Ticket Office, 2S71z Main street. and at the
depot. Omnbuses will call for passengers and
ch eek baggage IN any part OF the city by ieav-
Ing 0'1' a A. s. tiVERM0IE. Gen. Supr.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLHsToy RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily.......... ZI0 Pm. l2:5V IN
Through express, dsily(does
not arriveSunday or leave u,o
Saturday ...... lU5U n. ll:JV Pm.
Junction and 3omsrville
ac., save Sunday............ $40 An. 6:OO Pm.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
'' ofice. No. 27s MAR. street. and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, g. T. A.
BARNEY HUGHES. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Dav INTERCHANGEABLE Pm. 4O0A.Ks
Night Express..-..,..::--. 2l5A;.g. 2dSSr:s.
Pass'ger Accommodation. Glib 500
time. Ticket office, No. 2S75s Main street. De-
pot neSa 0i MAN ' s. B. JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AID LITTLE ROCK RAILRoAD.
aorye WEST Leave Hope6eld at $50 am.
arrive at L'Anguille at ll:3o m.
GoNNe EAsTTLesve L.Asn \ ,g at PINT
Trains leave daily. Ferryboat leaves foot Of
~ B. D. WILLIAMS;
General Agent and Superintendent.
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TO Country Merchants.

We have the cheapest line of trimmed Hats
4 the ritv lil-45
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a. H. GOODMAN b
M ERCHANT TAILOR,

No. Iss nass street. Cthree doors
~ - north Of Washlngton.l la
so-S MEMPHIS. TENN. q
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L u M Ii Il II
Laths and Shingles.

THAvE NOW on. HAND AND AM con-
Il SANITY Eau'pE. a full stock Of buildipg lum-
bsr- al dimensions, tilf, joiss. stud aims poss,
large stock oflaihs and shaved shingles. Par
ticular attention viii be siyan 10 the shipment
Of iumbor. Orders solicited.
Mills and Lumber Yard on wolfriver. north
ISL 1a sA'0''' G.N-yEEABLE
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BY TELEGR APH
mIDsIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania, Chic and Iowa Car
rfed by the Radfcals-M ajorftfes
Ohio, 5000 Pennsy wanna, 5000 10
10000; Iowa, $4,000.
OHIO.

OHlO.
CINCINNATI, October l3.-Full returns
from this (Hamitop) county, show the
vote to be: Hayes, 19,446; Pendleton,
2Ol22. Pendeton's majority, 676 The
fusion ticket elects two Republicans and
two Democrats az Senators, and five Re-
publicans and FIVE Democrats as mem.
beers of the House; and three Republi-
can and three Democratic county officers.
The majority of the opposition ticket
over the regular Republican ticket, ia
from 1000 to 250O
COLUMBUS, October 13.-Returns and
opinions of both parties indicate Hays
election by about 5000 majority. The
House is Democratic and the Senate Re
publican. The Democrats claim II is 80
close that it will require an official vote
TO determine who will be elected Gov.
ernor. ub III
LArER.-In the sixiy-eight counties
heard from, Hayes loss on the vote OF
last October will be FIVE thousand five
hundred. Hayes majority will be about
five thousand. The Legislature is very
close.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3 The State
Senate will stand Republicans, Is; Dem
ocrais, Is; and the House, Republicans,
63: Democrats, 81. The City Council
will have Republican majority, on a
Joint ballot, of 20. There is no data to
indicate the majority in the State, but all
the papers except one give it to Geary BY
5000 TO 10 600.
A special to the Evening Bulletin
from Harrisburg says the leading State
officials claim the election of Geary by at
least 5000, and the Patriot and Union,
the Democratic organ, comedies that
Packer is defeated. .snV 20
CHICAGO, October l3.-A Des Moines
Qowa) dispatch says the election returns
come in slowly, but enough has been re-
ceiyed to show that the vote Of The State
is very light, and that the Republican
majority will be between $4,000 and &c..
600. The Legislature will be almost en-
tirely Republican. ~ rorfr-alts
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lio-A No. IN BeaI street.
SIMMONS

eral eostive, ssmetl mes
The head Is troubled with
sensation. cOnsiderable ]
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Medical Notice.

.DR. G. @. CADE, LATE VISITING
IL physician Of the Charity Hospital, New
0rleau.. La. and for the last three years sur
econ Of the U. s. Post Hospital at Jackson,
Miss. respectfully tenders his profe, sional SER
vices to the citizens Of Memphis md vicinity,
in cases Of every cha acter. Special attention
given TO all diseases peculiar 10 females; also,
venereal. syphilis, tumors. and all chronic dis
eases. fa
I5-io-4 No. III BeaI street.
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MRS. HINKsTON

MRS. HIN KsTON
VENDERS HER sINCEREST THANKS
i 70 her numerous patrons for their liberal
patronage In the past. add fohcih a continu-
abee Of the sams the coming season. She Is
prepared 70 aiFe her uudiyided attention 10
Dreas Making IN fts various denartments. All
orders neatly and promptly executed. Mrs II,
will Be found In the rooms formerly occupied
By The Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,
80 second street. Trvins Block. 23-ls
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Il SOUTHERN oorroy MILL
An Intercsting.statemcnt.

correspondent OF the Memphis appeal,
writing from Stonewall, Miss, describes cot
ton-mi'l in operation at the latter place. He
gives tho annexed facts
In tho pine barrens, 100 miles above Mobile
and twenty below Meridian, on the Mobile and
ONO Road, IS tho cotton manufacturers vii
aSe i OF s'SnaTaii: ; The In structures are Of brick
Two wings. each so feet square. Two costly
cpr ines, Zach OF ffiy-horse power drlve the
machinery OF this model establishment. There
is power enough for five times the number of
looms and spindles now in operation, and since
Tho number OF superintendent and costly en-
pieyces and managers would require no aug
mentatinn, TIE proprietSrs Will at once double
the length OF tho main building and tlll II with
q the company, when Incorporated, will be in
c:eaEcd, and tho quantity OF goods manufac-
turod will be doubled VIII en- tho additional cnp-
it'll invested will not be more than one .rourtb
the original outlay.
Atpresent here arc only 80 looms and 2O1G
epindics IN operation, consuming daily about
three bales OF cotton. Seyenty-three womet
and giris arc employed about the establish.
rent eharfs dot es pGsShs" psaSS s proproors, o, a
fative is the widow or daughter Of / miles I'm.
poyerishcd by tho war
Tue whole monthly coet OF tho mill is t14oO.
and nberops tGe o Ans sasres SGt @ Of
mil informed me that ho was paving hioSer
wages than any other manufacturer in tLe
South. When sought information. as To tho
prohSablenoss OF the establishment, was told
to make my own calculations. We have cotton
enough of The bost quality which cost us less
than tsfenty cents, to last till December. II
we vera not doing we'll we would have sold
300 los ut profit Of ten cents per pound.
The clear prob OF the establishment are not
les, than from SIS to 500 per day.
one ex.pianier has $S0 0e0, another $25. 600
establishments. When the Legislature m sat.
lao S'onewali Mills will boz Incorporated and
the capital increased. There is power enough
spindlcs now running. and the aanae numbsr
OF sunorin! ondents and oyerseers can super
yiso the additional machinery and increased
nnapsr inra M o. hands, Another ying will, there
M, ny looms and spintIIes may be put in opo-
s:Ha' H,th an addition OF only ffty. per cent.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, September lG-Noon.-consols 92k
Bonds 80. Sugar quiet, both on the spot and nhoat
Evening.-The decrease in specie in tho Bank si
England is f1es. .o0o Consols ok. Bonds sa. Com.
mon rosin 6sa6s Sd. Taow 4es Cd.
LIVERPOOL, September 18-Noon Cotton dull
uplands 13d; Orleans 1s3sd; snles 5oCo bales. Red
Western wheat 9s 6da10s. Corn sos.
Afternoon. Cotton shade nrn er s,lcs viii reach
1000 bales.
Eveniog.-cutton closed shado nrmer; uplandf
SsSpssfeans ls>zd; s,,es 5000 bales, Of which 4o0r
eWero to spcculaiors and exporters. Dieadsu6s dull
Provisions quiet.
PAnIs, September I0-Bourse firm. Renics 7of toc
eI-divdend.
HAvRE September J6.-cotlon opened quiet.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRB. suptombor iG-Noon.-S Stocks weah
and unsettled. Money steady at 6a7 Storing. long
81; short, S3s Gold 80. Cotton drcoping ut SC
cents. Turpenhne 43H cent?. Rosin Quiet; common
TO good strained 50 8h12 s7X.
Eyening.-cotton heavy; ea'es 1900 bales OF 81
cents. Flour, old steady; new dull and declining
superAne State. s5 e0ie 90; common to fair extra
Southern Sc 60ae s5 Wheat actiye and prices nm.
changed. Corp fairly active and 2as cent. better
mixed Western 81 13a1 IL. Pork lrmer, and in fair
demand at $50 s7H. Lard heavy at 1sd9X cents,
WhtsFey decidedly lower at 81 20. Rico dun; Caro-
linn 8a0 cents. sugar and coffee brm Naval storee
steady. frsiShts arm. Money active at per cent.
Startling DUR; long 8; short sH. Gold a9h. Gov.
ornments heavy; 1s61's 21Ka22. southerns dull:
North Cardinals declined to 61Is
BALTIMORE. September le.-cotton norninal]y at
2aaoo cents. Flour Gulst .ra s:esay. f iest weak,
and prices unchanged; prime to choice red 81 66a
90. Corn arm; whto 81 26ii %; yellow 81 2as 1926
Oats 6saeo cents. Pork qulet. Bacon active. Wnis.
key 81 %. buyers LoIdfno ofy ~ n. Nf
ofsoIsNAT1, September 1s.-Whiskey nominalIy at
81 20. Pork hvld atsa9. L,td lex cent?. Bacon
in moderate demand .,and va, held hishs, at tho
close. ~ ~ "; :.
ST LOUIS. septembor1s.-- whiskey atessiy OF u 40
Pork ssaass 60. Lard ls oenss. -
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST OF SHIPPING
IN thc Fort Of Charleston, = cptcmber IG
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS uo.srrsu
WITHIN the STATE ExcErTEp.
STEAMSHIPS
Champion, l418 tons, Lockwood, at Alrcr's w,,nrf
for New York loading-Jamcs Adgcr L. Co.
Saragossa, 77s tons. Ryder at Vandcrhorsl's wharf
Prometieus. 5si tons, Gray. at Atlantic wharf for
Philadelphia, .oading-J 4 r Getty.
f"'cvm, ,n pr IONS horsoy at Union wharf for Eat
MissnmLi' ~ tons. -, ut Quarantine, %: Sew
q W Dodge, 339 tons. Munroc, i'll r..c,m. for
-. Georeetown G. rcady-u ay& Co.
Vinco tBr 43s tons. Halliday. a. yan,ierhors,,
whuri IRON Liverpool dischatgiug- Ravcuel q,
BRIGs.
Bella Dolores tSpan) lY6 tons, Durail. ct Brown 4
Cos wharf. from Matanzis. waiting-w Hall.
Courier tIlr 200 IONS Evans, ut Yadcrhorst's wharf
from Liverpool, ,dischargng-Ravenel & Co
Lady Pcrie tBth 356 tons, Patterson, nt Palmetio In
% wharf. from snl. River Jam, waitins-J y Epr.
David d Doanc. 1871 tons. vcazic at Central wharf,
[;om Alexandria, Va, disch1rging-u + Baker &
sCnooNERs.
New York, rca.ly-nisloy 4 0.v.snlon. '0'
lilly. ila toDs. hughes, in the Stream, for New York,
rcady-w Roach.
Nancy Smith. al tons, Boyd. in Ashley River, for
- York. loading-w Roach & Co.
I'M 'rdS, = ions. Irving, in the Stream, for
G.o. .setown, 8 C, rcady-Mastcr
Dexter Wssbburnc, 279 tons, Munro, in Ashley liver
for Rockport, Ne, loading Ilney T. Go.
Ida Bella, 279 TONS Fisher. Mt N RAILROAD wharf,
for Philadelphia, loadns-W Roach & ca,
Idl Richardson l19 tons. Bedcll, at Palmetto wharf
from Now York. dischnrging-w Roach & Co.
Myroyer, 4l8 tons, Brown. at Ad3cr's wharf, from
Now York. dischar rgin6-W Roach & Co.
Matoaka, AT tons, Fooks. at Union wharf, from Bal.
timoro discharSng-Strect Bros Il Co.
FV Turner. 90 tons, Graves, at Brown & Co.'S wharf
fro II Ruatan, Hon, disch ,rging-JA Enslow Il
Co.
Thos Miscommins. ITO tons. Wyatt. al Dennets's
wharf. rclhiripG-J 4 IL slow Il Co.
Palma, TONS Rankin, inIhc Stream. Bull CT teek
via Gcnrgotnwn. rcady-W Roach & Co.
Mary Stow. 1G0 tong, l.nnkm in the stream, for
Phila2ciphil. rcagy-W Honeh h Co.
Trade Wind, l5j tons, Hoffman, at Boyce's wharf
from philadelphia, dischargln:-w Roach * Co.
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EXPERTS for the Week ending Thursday
Septcmbcr 10

BcsToN-pcr brig josie \ Dovo-eauz-lS5s bills Ma.
val Stores. SO tons Iron. IL tens iuano. II tons
COTTON seed, u bales Rags. 1900 feet Lunocr
GO0) Horns, Piano.
NEW YORK-P.r steamship James Adger- 81 t;crcns
Rice, "a bales Upland Cotton. CT casks Clay G4
bales Domrstics, Q bales liags. 81 racka snn
cries Per steamship Manhattln-4 400 bales
Upland cotton, 40 ticrccs Rice. 2al bbis RoSiu.
80 bales Yum, 81 empty Barrels. 6n Packages
Per schr aenewa- loo, ,c00 feet Yellow Pine Inn.
her; 8. .34e tcct Yellow Pine Lumber. Per schr
Lilly-lI5,O00 fee. Lumber, 450 bbis Rosin, q
empty barrels. 20 empty Carboys, 4 packages
Mdse, bag Roots.
ST MARY'S, GA-Der schr w q Jorcs-Gnin aLd
Hay.
BaLf1alnRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-a5s BALE
Coton, 4! bales Domcstc', Al casks clny, 10000
feet Boards, 70 bales HiIes, bao, Rags and
Wool. Per echr Wcnonah-200 tonn Phof fphaiu
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= PREEJ'S ASTRAL OIL

F9R FAMILY 0sG-N0 CHANGE OF LAMPS
eesuire3EA persalyh hsass Illuminating ol-str;otiy
PufsssHo mixture, No Chemicals ls-WIl not EzpIode-
Frot I4s degrees 6eing Audiences HIGHER f,,n "a,
5oqufed BY Yrs. yGovs{ {Snens SGaequaiied for Bill.
1lnnex and efVn@&S- the eslebrsieLG
&SAtAc Acak. AkfbR RrTtfs sN7AsalSesa safest
and hsSs 4lmiuatiAg ON &y IL Mn6sSnTed
in every lSSm tShnssajS 1rraE Hy(,Rs Pro.
pre''1s omHogs~6A CHAs. }psAFT.
kdfNah{hed In g7za .
ir1s..iety yffa4s Glass 9isA
Bon $3.50. rYd FtUEFeNsT. N8a4Se3E,
Send fG circulars, Whshlb.stuonials Siiirnice eIsnS
Septic Inwi 6mcs
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financial ano UommersiaI.
TN. Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, september 10, 1869.
Securities were generally depressed during the
past week on account Of the stringehcy Of moLcs,
md the sales m ado we're affected by this cause Mr..
S G. Blnck sold $4,000 of city six per cent. stock,
ex Octobrr interest. at OH average OF 551s Other
quotations are merely nominal Bank bills nre in
good deWand Money is tight nt ~ q cent. n
month Oh good securities. 1t is generally conceded
that the dull season IL drawing to close. ncd that
securities OF every description will soon euhlncs in
ynlup
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mast Total. .l,1ae.eil i,sss.e 90

osa., ... ..,........ j, 1,l2B6l1 1,866,666
Denc,ehcy IN Visible supply ....... 230,054
ntoeK on cotton held by Manchester ap.sna7s 81
TOE mills now 900 bales; same time iScs ito 900
oaiesi middl'ng Orleans now 1ad, then sXalod.
Tie tfansucdons aud price, prevailing 10 this
market for the week will be seen by the following
statement: ~, - "
On Friday, sepiember 1oh, the inqniiy was limit.
ed With prots in buyers' favor; sa!es los bales, or
d'nafy 70 good ordinary being quoted at 27@2e; low
Imiddl!ng soi middlhg sle. p ID, -,
\ On Saturday the better sradSs were steady. but
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