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also had some effect ON tho arket Sales Of the
week 694 bales. Receipts 1876 bales. --.' T. y.
COTTON STATkEENr.
stock on hand Septem ber I. 1868. ..... 1.6D7 ~
Receipts since date. .93 S91-95 A98
Exports ana horne con sumption. 80. ,9&8I8 z
stock cn hand tins day. ....:...... 160-eS 4Ss
CORN.-NOthing Of Importance has transpired dur
ing the week iu the corn market Prices have ruled
steady with limited transactions which were to supc
ply the daily consumptive demand. Recetpts for tue
week by railroad are 8 10 bushels. We quote to-
day for choice white from depot, 81 37a1 10; mixed
and ennessee white 81 30a1 35 + tft'
.WHEAT-Is in rather better demand though arri-
walls are still SLOW Our quotations Of last week are
slightly advanced and the market frmer Our mar
gin oday is 81 Goal s6 for choice white, and "a 40a
! 60 for red.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Thrift.

Ny ships are blown about the world.
From Hearts Content to iceles ss Ind;
The tides play out, the winds come do"n'
And perils follow tide and wind.
When Fancy tricks me into dreams,
see my love IN royal rooms
Moro rban queen when all are queens,
And kings beside her seem hAe grooms.
Meanwhile she epins her wheel indoors,
Begin, ing when the days begin: o.
s.We shall not want. ''-Iher verv words--l
- though never ship OF thine come in."
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THE ASTONISHING

A1AGb ms
a-DvISIN FEC-T An T.. a.
EMoHY COLLEGE, OXFORD Ga. December %. 1868.
Prof. DARBY Dear Sir-n avipg not been en-
gagged for many years In the active duties Of the
Medical profession. am only saperfcialy uaint-
am xell acquainted with it's Chemical eleme ats *
WhiIe Therefore. cannot speak experip entally of
the yalue of the compound vet the disnf ,ctng and
tb6fapeutic properties OF the agents nOy6d In lite
ton y its dtscoverer, as chemist, authorize NE TO
regard its merf as Of high order; on the whole It
Nsg be considered valuable contribution to the
class Of arttcles to which IT bele ngs. W
1nony OF many oompeteht judges, Who have tested
ats properties Believe me. dear sir. raa ynlsf
..r .s,sa @z 5ss1s ssaks. sss13R:iS''s1lz r. s., S. >.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. .s1f1Nps,. $se.
.'S., AtxBAMA tNeAME HoSsIfAt,. .''
lI2H&FasA! ! =. TUBcAIooaA DeceIAfcf A9 1858 q
HessrB. JOHN DARBY h Co.. Ne. 100 Wtiiam.ssroet.
New York;
Gentlemen-I received your circulars lof the i, ia
instant. asking an expression OF oplnlon from
to the merits Of your Prop ophyscttc FlI'd. The pre-
paratton has been 10 neral, used by the profes-
sion and public at large and universally este emo
ed that 1t seecas to me to need further recon-.
mendation. u,
AS dsinfectant ana remeiial agent too. whenfins
dicat O. - not exce b. any siIniar prepsraton
Weluse petueAhRSnic pfepa. atoms very extensiyely
IN this b. Sp'tal and cou d not do without them. j
consider yours tie best and most elegant pre
ton OF the kind manufactured.
..4g-t-sst1 BRICE. M. D.,
sup't and Physician Alabama insane ospital.
f%sNf$F. DOYVIE &s MOIsE,
WHOLEsALE DRUGGISTS,
May 25 tuths3mos Agents for South Caroline.
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GOUTA CAROLINA RAILROAD.

s|s$ s = !!
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oFF1oE,l
CHARLESTON, i. O.. April 8, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL 11rH, THR
PAssEs:qER TRAINS of the South Carolina Rail.
road will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ........8.3OA a. M.
oonnecne With trains for Montgomery Ne ssuphs
.,~I FOR COLUMBIA. ILL,
leave CnarIeston: $50 A. NJ
Connecting With Wilmington and manchester R.ii II
road, ann Camden train -
-! FOR CHARLESTON. -"
Leave Augusta. ......................9 900 A. IA
Heave eaHe a. Unar,eston
" AUGUSTA NiaHT EXPRESS ~ ~ g "
tsUNDAYs ExCEPTED.)
Leave CHarieston. .7.90 r. Nd
Arrive at Augusta. -. Observation-Disclosures $40 A. NJ
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, NsshvilI.
and Rev Orleans, Via Grand Junction.
arrive Arrive auSha.i at gSharlestsn
COLUMBIA N1GHT ExpREss. INV % -
(sUNDAYs ExCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston. ......................6.O p. II
Arrive at Columbia .... 4.4SA n
Connecting Sundays excepted) with Greenvile ane
.]eave Oouiuo1d. ...b.60 +. M.
SUMMERyILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. ...................,3,95 P. NJ
Arrive at summerville Observation-Disclosures. s.(Op. M,
Leave ayesu%me1vllle...!!.........v:.....7..o 100 4. N,
ArrANe NJ SA"I1esI"l, .oIo A. ID
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and t!olumbt4 Passenger Trains on Mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects With
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvllle.
Leave Camden ............ ...,,,..,.,, A, n
Arrive at ColuIn ba .............,,.,.,11.UUA A. M
Leave C6lumbia. . p III :
Arrive at Camden. .7O5 P. HI.
StRned) d. T. PKAKE,
April 10 General Super,ntepdept.
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The New Yorh II Ice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce Of Friday the 16th
instant, ssye: LAST evening and to-day there was
hing uae embracing some SO casks on the spot and
10 ar.ive at sAao:. With the exception Of this
is looked for. To-day the local trade lie quiet out
there Ia Q good d. mand for out of-towu use. We
quote to-day 8Ha9Ao. Iu Rangoon there ia more
rency, duty paid" ~ 1@F
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Charleston Cotton and Ntce Market.
OFFICE ., The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, July II.
CorroN The supply and demand being limited,
transact were restricted. Sales 60 bales say at
20; at 81; 55 at SO. We quote: ar
LIvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 80 @32
Low n"idl1ng.. .325sC0-
NiuuHnG.. .............. .........oo o.
by New York classification quote
ihllOullnB ......... ............. 535a d
R1cE.-There was but little or the market and
prices were Arm, but no. transactions took place.
We quote nom,nay common 10 fair clean Carolina
ut 7A@72l; good s@sa4c q tb.
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Markets w Telegraph.

-@lea- Markets w Telegraph. 9n
FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON July -Noon.-Consols, 0S. EondsB2%
IIvKRpoo1, July 17-Noen.-vCotton quiet at
1850; Orleans 1870; sales $1,000 bales. Others un.
Ghanged nief .4-! 2, i.'a -! 3. ~ 80 bfa ~
HAvAsA, July 17.-sugar Arm at sAasX reals.
hsehspg 90 Fon United 'staes short. cold 5aeo rre
eyfliiUg re- .,rgI II 10 s-a u 90 Lip = -t
eIs7aaahsf itoi6EsTf0 MAnaEis.o i.T;na; \
Atw Yenx. 1auay f5-Ah venihs. Cotton dull sld
nncbspked safes $780, ua,es at "a s4<as41c Flour dull
and heavy an ba10c lower; super ane State Sc asa
boz WAsss 1a2c lower. Corn less acttYe and scarce
lyias hrbu wh1skey quiet; Wsstern 81. o.. free.
Pork hmet ss4 SO apdquist Lara asa sseaey. Naval
stersa on @t Goa eSA1aE Z III 81 o,l q ne :Au
BA11moHtrs July .--Virginia sixes, old, toK;
ees. Cotton qdet at s4e,. Flong dull With light
dezaand. wheat steady and lnaotis. new red 81 50a
1eo Corn frmerat 81 10. Pork quiet q ss4. Bacon
sancangs clear lssaa1sc; shoulders TO-
Lard dull at lsKc..s ! .Yt1 4s.. syn
.IotBvn1z, July H. -whiskey active. Provisions
very nrm. PorA s88. tacon, clear rib, lsal8Ac
Lara le4isAo. Raw whiskey ST. 5.
CrNmtNA11 July Provisions Arn. Mess pork
933. Lard 1890 y, . .;,.,g Lew J!
81 Lou1s, July i7--Mess pork $50 2sass6o ;Ba
cen, clear rib 1s14p; sides 1s&c. Whishey steadyat
W,Nssos, & = sJp,y 17.-spirits trrpen.pe steady
~ 88HGo :hosinquiet az 81 65a3 so. Crude turpdn-
site tnc6anaHttesd oiar a. elm aot? .i' nIsn%2
Mes44z, 4uiy ly.--r'otton, nothing done; re-
ceipss ss bales. .7o II O. ~ sdi QTt. ~ oli
,Jdf3 TT Cotton, rnddi,ng s299Sc;
aaies e76 443 bales exports 2611 bales
Gold 31X. sterling 6OH. New York sight n pre-
naihm. Busar. common 1oal1 2; prime 1870. Mo
1asses. none Offering.
SAVANNAH, July .l7.-C Cotton, no market; exports
1853 bales o o@'4 Z psaa,.;' ls,,.,. @ ,.
AvausIA, i;yuly M-sales Al bales; receipts 8
baaee. Market closed ntmer than tor some days
past. But aa@4 u h'ii I, tI,o 15o g 4 Il AT
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SayannR1a NJ arket.

SAVANNAH, July 1E.-Co7ToN.-our market for
the past eek has been very dull, but little offering
ana; exScps o. conc CONCESSIONS, rev sales have been
the Northern markets, and we are too high and our
stoch too small to induce foreign demand. I'm facs
the ousnSEs may DO considered over iof Inc Eeeson
We,Quoto: Liverpool nstid'ihg 82H;, low naidaEng
3lsx ;aood or mary 2Sc.
Crop .ecount. ere very fistser.ag from all points.
and parttohiSkIy from section In Feet, we nave
rarely had such an eitirs sbseDce 81 complaint III
July and the present weather holss out Tor few
W Y RnSspeS o
receipts next season. The New orleans Prize Our.
ass he i e.
time against larg fgures the long
tbs season. T ~ t us. he % sos1e inn in mind. howsver
that whilb HE West gave hesvy eetim tes last year
ourcrop disasters led our people to rather underes-
a!bxA IsEEsD-1 here has been some inquiry but no
eaissp SO We are without market to report quota
uns ,ecnpts at this port since July amount 70
$50 bsle- upland and bales island, OF wbic1 500
ha,es were recatved per q Il. r., ~ bales per and
the eszne time have be n 7e6 bales upIano and I'd
bsas sen island which 1893 bales OF upland and %
upland were snipped to imor and az bo,es ,1 n1
land were shipped 10 Phiadeipb
RIcE-Very dull and stock small, with but little
demsn. and that co fined t. retail tfadn. clean,
common TO prime 7u8c nominaily; interior rough
81 2bal sea coasr 81 60A1 Is per busne stock Of
clean rice at present in tie city 100 terces.
Georgetown Market.
GEORGE,OWN L. e.. July l6-corrou-
leelbe this week We quote trcn as to 10 o. fb
ORN Prime white corn 81 20 " bushel. with an
1upWs, d tendency 9lf. 60 N
1MBRR kecelpts = sticks; sales - sticks O d.
mary ia LnHii timber at ea1Ac; Market IockiI,
mp and prospect OF increased demand Tor aree, ,aeng
amber q, +. ~ - f- fr IS ~
'1unpEMr1ss vi gin dip ss 20: yellow dip 90 es:
acrape or haru 81 3b q byi Of 289 lbs to tn. Dbl.
,~.,o. r interior cotton Mark -. ..,ot,
COLUMBIA. =. July l2,--1he cotton ket
has ueen most en- irely duYlng the past week
sever
oMAN0EBUHa, Jniy 1e.--Ooston I'm fair demand
Ssi h little .0erng -ales tor the week IL bales
We quo, 1Tdt lary Nc; low midoiins SSHc; mid.
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Oils! Oils! OILs!
Oomh ,tUll c5'tili IT is s3..i l.Is l.ty 1T! %
1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
400 GALLONS PURE WINTER Nod LARD,
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MASON's SPERM OLE
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE, OAK LUBRICATlNG
''''' OIL S5''l"'' H''''P T''V7 ~ 'si"i;''
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATsFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNERS lsTRAITs> OIL,
CAMERON, BARKLEY q CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting ana Cumberland streets.
sS-..S.-2
r ELT1N CT BE LTInS.'
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT.
Ing
5000 FEET GUM BETTING q, 8, 4, and s
PLY
.25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACR
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METAILIc-TRPED BELT
Il bEiLACIN0 ! rcGD 31.1G -iai;. =, ctt;f i ala
100 BOXES BLAKEs PATENT BELT
..:.a sIR!R.ss' :..s ,e... d wv. yyis,:e.4s
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
75o YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1s INCH TO
i.w I INCH THICK baa .~,f.., y:.l. :.,...
TUoKs PACKING, / INCH TO IL INCH D1.
AMETER
s0ApsTONE PACKING. / INCH 10 II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN ,JUTE PACKING =,
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBK AND LEATHER HOSE
NANHOG1E AND iHANDHOLE GAsKRTs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON. BARKLEY & co.
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1
R Il A 9 8 w o Il *.
STEAM GAUGES, GoNGs, GAUGE COCKS
STEAM 'BIBBS' AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GAUGES GLASS GAUGE TUBES
MERCURY GAUGES, LOW WATER DETEC.
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE. ;'l w
CAMERON, BBRKLEY Gs CO.,
Nogtheas. Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
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Martuf News.,


l-ort OF CkArieslDn, July is
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ExpOrts.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-23 bags 8
Cotton, 523 bales Up'and Cotton. 162 tferces
Rice, 2O3 bbl- Rosin, 81 bales Yarn. ZIG sacks
Wheat, 80 bbls Flcur, 205 crates Vegetables and
Fru.t, ITO emf ty Bar els, 4Ue Watermelous.
NORWALK. ONN--Per schr Mary Sow-125.000
feet Boa ds and Plank. slip,..f lg a.. tx K
ATHENS. HUDSON k1YER7-Per scbr S Cady-
125, ,022 feet Resawed stuff. 10 tIis
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Auxu,ta Cotton Market.

AU 70, IA, Juyll7 --CoTToN There is 30 little
OF this step. O tie ma ket present that
at loss make report Two or three saes we're
4efEe ted toj ". hut1o uotf authorized IN maEinR
1h- ast .ow days. sales 81 bates. Receipts
10 % e.; ,n .ss ,n.t cio,ea tho stable nas been IN
AoJe Ate ss Anaaid nonatni rates, gaay 3l Nc for
middl,, T. though the market has been weak o. that
r1cs M II to-day whe" tine stock on hand was as
GetsAsned to mi 500 bales witch caused holders
TO be ore dr,n and 6.liDg spariDgly 10 fscl but
1itsle u D put upon the m r. ct during tn,
week. Numors also Of On advance In New York have
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wHoLEsA AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
June .'tt, 5it Df.3s-
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4 nlirT'rrtY Law.

nfsTR1Cr COURT o. THE UNITED Stairs FOR
- the Eastern District Of Pennsyivans.In Baukrupicy.
IN Tho mauor or Daniel w. Clark aud ucorga a. Evans
bsnknptsEasiefn District OF rcensylysnia, ssA war
Eant bankruptcy has been ISSUED by aad court against
Ne estate q Daniel ". Clark aud Geotga IT. Evans OF the
voun o Phnadolph,s and Ststs OF Pennsylvania In sad
gsr'c wno have been duly adudged bankrups petit
c oa :. 'n e and the payment Of any debts and he
sbe transfer OF Euy property by thom forbidden by
law meeting q th creditors OF said bank upts prove
fbe denis ana choose OF
gl g hsa .nooqr bankruptcy g b holden No ID
@ouh Id street. ~ hnaeiphia 10 said disr 18th
pAy o. Oe,ohei y. 49, o'clock r. NJ AZ the orce Of
fsm. Parsons <s1 40 OF the REGISTERS "a Bankruptcy Of
bald district X. NJ uRRGORYf W
v. q MARSHAL for said distrtol
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cOAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS

UNITED STATES,
Captain George T.. Norton,
will be despatched Saturday, October J. at O'Clock NJ
from pier Ia North river
Freight received through rates for Louis, Mobile and
Galveston.
The SHERMAN wifi succeed Saturday, oetobere.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply 10 ,.,,.
l,rnal
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MILI.fNEnY ANp pREssMAKINC.

TAMEs TUCKER HAS REMOVED HIS sT0cK or J.,
u ported Flowers, Feathers aud Sash Ribbons 10 III
krvadw AZ, two doors above Twenty sixth street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

4 LBANY AND TROY DAY LfSE-CHANGR or
"A tinne.-The STEAMBOATS, c. YIBBAgp and DANIEL
DERw WILL and After Thursday July leave Dcsbrossos
at and Thirty fourth street at 10 landing at Yon
kers, Yves, Point Cornwall. Sewbms Pouyhkeer.s rivoi.
Rbnsbeok, Cassk and Hudson. Tickets sold ard baggage
checked board the all points New York Cos
trail, Rensselaer, and Ssrssogs railroads
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
frELEagAM CARTOONS AND LAMpooNs
6kEAT PICTORIAL AND LITERARY sATiafs ON
MEN AND EVENTS.
THE NAIL HIT EXACTLY ON THE HEAD.
louRE AND DANTE oUrDoNR BY THE TELE
GRAM ARTISTS AND sATIRrsTs.
GEE WALL STREET PAEDEMoNIUN PICTURED
AND DESCRIBED.
zee NAsr's GREAT PICTURES OF TAR soENE
rnk HEAD DEVILS AND THEIR lMPs SHOWN
UP pY cRAYoN, PEN AND PENCIL.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS
OF TO-DAY.
ALL IN EAsr's BEST STYLE
BEAEaBER, TELEGRAM CARTOON ISSUE OF
TO-DAY,
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TOR sALE-THE CELEsxATgD SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA, ai0 burden old Measurement winner II
the yacht 10 Covcs, England In 1885 In
which she made the extraordinary Of $50 miles Ia
bours, and several other Tue Henrietta has
been a cruise 10 the West Indies, but has rearnsd
York. While on her voyage from Key West 70 Cha
she made run Of $50 miles in tveriy.four hours,
rough weather. showing that she has lost zone OF her
The Hcnristta has commodious salocu handsomely
up, With large ssteroom the stsboard sds three othor
stasrooms and two satcrooms forward for officers The
CABIN furniture, Kitchen utensils, Ac 10 compets erdes
and The vessel will be put readiness 50
eaiey The Henrietta viii compare favosaby, for speed
and scsgong qualities with yacht 10 this country -
England Fer particulars address ANDERSON, Hersia
oNee Nav York.
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NOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line 81 North river, foot OF
Beeoh street. every Tuesday, Thursday end SATURDAY. ~
P. NJ, connecting with the Virginia and Teunsssoe AIR Line
the Seaboerf Inland Line, Petersburg and Wen Railroad
Chospe and Ohio Railroad and Richmond snt Dansis
Railroad Through passenger tickets and Through as d
ladins NIL ronss South SonhvesA
Apply OF once, on pier 81 North river, or TO
N. L.McCRBADY, President Isl Greenwich street.
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:
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

T1osT OFFICE NOTICE. THE MAILS FOR EUROPE or
u Thrsday, septemher so, and Saturday, October 3 vii
close ct tha ohce at ~ ~, and at the stations follows
vis. a and u II tS A. Nj and o. II 80 A. Nj and
Wv p. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VIEW FNDE'kt7AfIVN5s
EoRiLLA.- ChTEoHIsM
EMANUEL HE.RZ8ERG. N, H.,
h to DO bad Of
the American News Company,
~. lie and l2l Nassau ssrsst Nav YORK..
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THE TURF.

L,AsHloN COURSE L. I-TRoTTING, SATURDAY,
oc.oeerA stsf n. Stake, $780, mite heats. best tire
In ave- TO hAross owners st. Gray Messeuger Dr. Osles
Esi Rover n. Caseys Black Dan; Robert j. Andersons
Willie Kinney. JOHN CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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L'oR NEW ORLEANS nIREt T. EsPAT II LINE.
IL The hrst class s,esns shin G. RCAaSIAN, Ellis, maser
VIII leave shis from pier East river At O'Clock Fol-
ffcigh, apply TO n, II. BRIGHAM, 10 ali street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

NY ONE HAVING A NoTARY'S COMMISSION FOR
n saie mey hear of purchaser by addressing satug
forms box s,b9S Pos ofnco.
HA RRcHANDfSE wANTED-FOR THE WESTERN
WI trade; would change Real Estate In this city, from
&s000Q 81o0e00, fur Dry Goods Groceries, Roots and
Shoes, Hardware, 1c. Apply to ALONzo HuTCHtNS, %
Nassau street, room 20
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

n MAJOR &. W. BARKER, AUcTI0NEkk,
corner Broadway and Thirty uinth street,
iEG. LAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. -
Genenens private Establishments disposed of at public
private tie best advantage and general nssc
rnent OF Horses CSrape Bgeies Horse Cothins Haers
WHIPS &c to suit the moods OF all classes OF
stantly on hand. Orders promptly executed.
hour allowed for trial horse sold
der WARRANTED
Good sabng horses public private SALE The only
the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale Carriages, Buxgies DC. ;aksn on storage
Liberal advances made everythlng In the horse line.
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DRoPosaIs FOR FURNISHING FIFTEEN HUNDRED
feet of Hose for the city bergen Fire Department
Proposals viii bs Al the occ Of the City Clerk LII
hray Hail. for urnishng 1900 feet Of Philadelphia oak tau
ned feather Hose double rtvcted until Monday October
O'Clock r. NJ All bids be closed IN envelope en-.
dorset "Pfoposas Tor furnishing boac and enclosed In
second envelope addressed TO the undersigned The commit
tee the right 10 oil proposals they
~" GARRET yREELASp, w.,
Chairman Committee on Fire. Water and lights.
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STEAM DIRECT TO LoSDON.-LONDON AND NEW
- York Steamshlp Lins-Steamers fornighny TO London
from No North river Passage vt $780, $40 and $50 cur
RELLoNA.. $50. October CIsLLA ;.... NovemeerS
ATALANTA. October 70 tCORD0yA.. November 10
For passage to Hamburg, Bremen Hayre, Paris Antwerp
Rotterdam, cheapest currency rates, apply N 90
Broadway.
FOR freight at "a South street
ROWLAND / ASPISwALL, Agents.
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H. freight.
The well known arst clsss sdewhesi steamship BEN.
WILLIE y. Il. Baker Commands viii leave pier 80 Moth
river, on saturday October si3f. NJ. Frsiaht taken At
through rates for ST. Lous, Mobile And Galveston.
For freight or passage, having superior scccmnodaons
apply 10 ~
LIVINGSTON. FOX 4 co, W Liberty street.
The LoDoNA viii follow from pier 20 Eest ryer
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Card-Southern Life Insurance Com
y pnny, Atlanta Department..

P~ASS <ASAahku department.
To the People of South Carolina:
The above Company was organized in 1866,
n consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture OF
Southern policies by Northern companies. The
unparalleled success of the enterprise has
forced several of these companies to restore
their Southern policies, from the fact that they
could not operate i'll our midst without the ap-
pearance Of honesty
we Keep all our money at home to build ND
our impoverished country-cvcry dollar of
premium being safely invested in the State
from which it IS derived. The institution ia
purely Southern, and hence should appeal
with great force to the patriotism and sympa-
thy of every Southern heart
lis not our purpose to make war on other
companies, but to exhibit the special adyan.
tages offered by this purely Southern Compa
ny-founded on patriotism and solid wealth.
Its ratio Of assets to liabilitiee-the true test
OF company's strength, is second to none on
this continent-being nearly 300 to 100.
Whenever and wherever we have presented
the claims of this Company, it has not only
enlisted the synpathies of our people, but has
also secured their hearty cooperation. We
have secured 500 policies in Soxth Carolina
since the 10th of February. We number
among our Directors Gen. Wade Hampton and
Col. VIM. Johnston. gentlemen well known to
every citizen of South Carolina. We appeal
personally to the people Of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedlv
popular Southern Institution.
J. II. MILLER.
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Co.
.. W. LAwToS, State Agent.
We cheerfuily recommend .he above Gonna
ny to the pstronage.of the citizens o. South
Carolina.
Columbia, S. C.--J. s. Preston, j. P. Carroll,
c. D. Melton, S. W. Melton, j. D. Pope.
", Camden-J. d. kershaw, VIM. VI. Shannon.
w. E. Johnson.
Sumter.-John B. Moore.
WInnsboro.-zW: r. Robertson, j. 3. Nc
=, Yorkville-W. 3. Wilson. A. Coward, James
~ Mason, l. D. Witherspoon. J. r. Bratton, J.
L. Lowry, H. G. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwell-Jos A. Lawton, James Patterson,
oohhsoh haGood. July % 2mos