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So KEEP The BLOOD HEALTHY AND
ALI Is WE'LL -RoSAOALI5 the great Blood Puri-
her, by it's unrtvaled Alternative properties acts upon
oil the sectetions OF the system at and the same
Time. causing all the organs Of tho body to perfor
their proper unctcns however morbid they may
be- IL rencws the vital and physical energy, giving
new life and vvaciy at the same time, 80 that uor
sons using 1t feel that they enjoy an entire new le
If every person in the United States were to take
one or two bottles Of RoSADALIs. they would bo rc-
paid by rcnewci health and vigor. dose should 10
taken threo times day.
For sale by GOODRICH. TINEMAN & CO., I'm
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals. Charleston, 8. @,
Sept l8 eJntha
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~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true ana perfeei Dye; harmlsAa reliable. ins,anta.
neous no dI,appointmsnt no ,idiculous tnts; rom.
eaies tne " elects OF bad dyes; invigorates and
ieaves the hair son and beAutful black or brown.
soia al DRUGGISTS and Perfnmers; and properly
applied At Batchslor's WI Factory, No. - Bond.
Sirtsi, New 7ori.i -s..fs7 iyr NAV !, =
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NEW YORK AND CIIAsLESTOs
STEA MSHIP LINE
20 II n r. " Yuu * =.

.ir-s:Sia.s THE FIRST GLASS SIDE -WaEHI,
~: &C., T. STEAMSHIP CHAMPION r. NJ
'.S-ttSSlESyS LOCKWOOD, COMMANDER will sail
$50 ts-irVtfo-- from hd2cr's south wharf on SAT-
uRDAY, September 18th. at 4 O'Clock p N,
90 Marine Insurance by this liue & per cent
ton ut sd. W W.
30 Through Bills Laiins to Boston and Prov.
ideuce at reasonable rates Of Freight
For Freight or Passage, having elegant cabin &C
commoda,ions, apply to
JAMES kD9ER K CO.. Agents,
Corner Adger's Wharf and Fust hay iup.st,iral
HB- The Steamship CHARLESTON win follow on
TUESDAY. September 21. at O'Clock r. III.
Sept lG q
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aS- A CARD-SOUrHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.


as- A CARD-SOUrHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the People ofSouh Caroiina:
The above Company was organ zcd in 1866, In
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture of Southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho unpar illeled
success Of the enterprise has forced several of these
companies 10 restore their Southern policies from
tho fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance of honesty.
Wc keep all our money ut home to build up our
impoverished country-cyery dollar of premium
being safely invested In the Stne from which It Ia de-
rived. The institution ispurely Southern, and hence
shond appeal with great force TO the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart
It's not our purpose to make war on other COM
panies. but TO exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-founded On
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio of assets to
haoilitics-ihc true test of company's strcnsth-is
second to mono Oh this continent, being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever aud wherever we have presented the
claims of this Company has not only enlisted the
sJmpa'hes OF our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured COO policies
in South Carolina since the 10th of February We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp.
ton and Colonel wm. Johnston, Genticmen well
known to every citizen of South Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people Of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. j. H. MILLER.
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. % Broad-rtreet, Augusta. Ga.
8. Y. TUPPER,
Agent, Charleston. o.
II. ". s-LJaVsavI.c, IT,,
Medical Examiner.
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aT ADMINISTRATORS NOrICE..-pER
SONS having claims against the late Mrs FRANCES
BLAMYER are requested to render thom in duly at.
tested and those indebted TO make payment to the
undersigned at his Law Ece No. SO Broai. i.s:reet.
HENRY IDEAS. Ja..
sept{ s3 Qualified Administrator
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A-A HANDSOME INDUCEMENT..- .-EyERY
person who sends $s 90 to the xxx CENTURY,
Publication Company. in this city, receives that
superb Magazine for ono yo1r, and copy OF either
Of the Waverly Novels or the works Of Charles
DICKENS that may be designated. Specimen num-
Der with premium list s5 cents,
August 81 tu,bo1,no
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"MEDICAl NOTICE.-pArIENTSs suF-
FERINd from Diseases partaining to the aenito
Urinary Organs. will receive the latest scientific
treatment. by placing themselves under tho caro- OF
DR.. T. REENTsJERNA, ONCE No. "a BASEL.
srhEET. three doors east from the Postoflce.
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Hs-TAX NOTICE.-OFFlCE CITY TREA-
sURY. SEPTEMBER i, 1sG9.-The third and last
instaiment OF TAX ON REAL ESTATE is due, and
payable during the present month for the year 1862
Sept 16 81 S. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
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8sTHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE oHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB oFFIoE, No.
l4o EAST BAY, having replenished It's Stock with
new AMI large assortment of material Of tho fnest
quality and niest styles, is prepared 10 execute, at
tho shortest notice and In tho best manner JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scalo OF prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
NOTICE., THERESA sONNTAa, WIFE
OF OTTO soSNTAG, Dyer and Scourer, residing at
No. 14l Market.street, south ride do hereby give
notice that will carry on busnees as Sole Trader
In one month from tho date hereof.
Au4ust25 limo TuRRFsA soNNTAa.
So ROPER HOSPlTAL.-THE PUBLIC
are respectfully notified that part of the Roper
Hospital Building has boon organized as PRIVATE
INFlRMARY. for tho treatment Of Patients in the
City aud throughout the State, who o,unot be con.
Venteny atten led at their dom'cls. The Trua.
trees are prepared to receive both Medical and Sur
pical Cases at'thc Roper Hospital, whore the beat
Medical and Surgical treatment, with Board and,
Nursing. will bo provided, at the sum Of Twolyo
dollars tsl2l per week.
Apply to the Secretary aud Treasurer Of tho Board
of Trustees. rr WIN. T. wRAGG, No. 81 Ras. Bat.
terry Charleston, to the Resident Physician at tho
Hospital, DR.. MANNING sIMoNs. ifH
or Columbia Ph@nix publish onco week for one
month. -J-si1
hepi IA tul !;
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We cheesfay recommend the above Company to
the patronage Of the citizens Of South Carolnn.
Columbia, s. C.-J. s. Preston, J. p. Carroll C. d.
Melton 9. ". Melton. ]. D. Pope.
Camdcn.-J. B. Kcrshaw. Vim. NJ. Shannon, ". E.
johnson.
Sumter.-John D. Moore.
winnsboro'.-W. r Roberteon, ]. 3. McCants,
James 81. Rion.
Yorkville-w. b. Wilson, A. Coward, James Ma
son, /. D. witherspoon, j. r. Bratton, ]. T. Lowry,
II. q. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. l.. Orr.
Darnwel.-Jos. A. Lawton. James Patterson, John.
son Hagood.
carendon.-Jno. L. Manning, T. c. Richards on,
Browne Manning.
REFERENCES IN cHAnLEsros.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELZER
RODGERS & co JAMES q. WILSON, ESQ.,, GEO.
81. WALTER. ESQ.,, LEWIS D. MOwRY, Esq
August 10 2mos
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~ MAEHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF PREMATURE DE.
CLINE IN MAN. the treatment of Nervous and
Phi, sical Debility, &c.
"lhero Is no member of society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such person
holds tho relation Of Parent, Preceptor or Clergy
man."-Heiica, Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF flft3 cents. Address
tie Author, DIR. e. DEF. CURTIS,
Sept 1yr wasbiugtop ID n
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ag DIVINE SERVICE VILE BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AFTER
NOON at hnif past four O'clock by the Rev. A. NJ.
CHRIETZBERG. Sent 1s
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aD- GRACE CHURCH.-THE REV. DIR.
HANcREL will perform divine service in this
Church To-NonRow, at the usual hours Sent ls
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So EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICING.
tice is hereby given that on the FIRST DAY OF
ocIenEn ensuing, the undersigned will apply
10 inc Judge OF Probate. OF Cbarleston County for
fnsl Discharge Executors Of the Estate OF the lae
JOSEPH PATTANL
JAMES F. sLATTERY,
FBANCIs PoLlEoE,
Executors Of Estate OF j. Paltani.
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So FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-SERVICE
viii be kold in this Church. To.MoRnow MonS1No,
at the usual hour. Preaching by the Rev. j. r.
PICKETT
The Sabbath School will meet in the AFTERNOON
at half.paat Four O'clock Sent 1s
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FriFhtruI AcCldent ON Gho EchuyIRin
nhd RusQuehRnnA RaiIrond. W
Train Thrown from tho Track ANA
the EnEinOor and Fireman Killed.

A number Of Passengers WOnnded.
... HARRISBURG, Aug, II.
A train on the Northern Central Rail.
road, seven miles west OF. Harrisburg,
was thrown from the track Saturday
morning, by q rock which fell upon
lhe track. Several passenger are re-
ported wounded, the engineer killed,
aud the fireman missing. Iuu t. ns.'
... [sRcoND DIsPAToH.l u Z,
A terrible accident happened this
morning at 4 4o'clock, on the Schuylkill
aud Susq uehanna Railroad. The Bui.
talo Express OF the Northern Central
Railroad left here at 3:l5, and when at
Dauphin Narrows struck q rock three
feet In diameter, and 1900 pounds In
weight, which had rolled down the
mountain. The rock dragged with the
train 80 feet when the engine left the
track and shot over stone wall 10 feet
high Into q country road and thence
throug b another stone wall Into Penn
sylvania canal. . I4
An engine and tender and three ex.
press cars, loaded principally with
peaOheS, were smashed to atoms. One
passenger car well filled with pasHen.
gers was jammed into the wreck, but
no passengers were killed, although
some werO slightly lDlured and bruised.
Only two persons were killed, Chas. W.
Stewart, Of Baltimore, engineer, and
Jacob CrPsswsll, OF Reading, fireman,
who were terribly mutllRted and black.
ened. The baggage master, whose car
went Into the canal, was only slightly
brulseqt and went on with new train.
The engineer died an hour after the acc
cldent AFTER suffering exorucIatIng pain.
The fireman was Killed instantly.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict
attaching no blameto the Northern
Central Railroad Company or lie EN-.
ployOes, they having but paid for the
right Of way over the road, but censur.
Ing severely the Susquehanua and
Schuylkill Company for not having
watchmen at that point, which has
long been considered one Of the most
dangerous on the road owing TO the
overhanglng rocks. | .'s
The damage to the Express Company
Is large. ht-
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TlIE IHTERSECrIONAL GECTYE.
BURG REUNION.
A Friendly Meeting OF the Union and
Rebel officers ON the Battle Field.
NEW YnRK Annnst

A Friendly Meeting OF the Union and
Rebel officers ON the Battle Field.
New YoRK, August II.
Major General Slooum has arranged
TO meet the officers Of bis old command,
the 18th corps, on the battle field at
Gettysburg on the 18th and 25th inst,
bis line embraced Culp's Hill, where
acres OF forest trees are now dead and
dying from the effects oil. that terrible
musketry FIRE.
Il IL rumored that GEeene's brigade
will rebuild their lines Of breast works,
as the most appropriate landmarks OF
their position.
Gov. Geary, OF Penn, who command.
ed division Of Slocum's CORPS, will
meet him on the field. 81, U.f s.Igul
Major General Wright, the old 9th
corps commander, whose troops arrived
at Gettysburg In the nick oftime on the
evening OF the second days engage.
ment, after thirty-five miles OF contIn.
uous marching, will arrive at Gattys.
burg via Washington, early In the
week. Major General Newton, COM
mander Of the first corps after Rey-
nold's death, will join the party, and
be present to establish the positions Of
his command during the second and
third days battle. General Graham,
whose command contested so desperate.
ly with Gen. Barksdale for possession
OF the peach orchard, and who was Sc.
verely wounded ana captured on the
field, has telegraphed throughout the
country and received favorable re.
sponses, that his staff and line officers
VIII almost unanimously meet him
there. ~ g.......r..-. .,1
Gen. Ward, whose command opened
the second days engagement ut the
DEVILS Den, and Maj Gen. 1ngalls and
Gems. Dickinson, Truman, Lock and
Major Bullard Of his staff. will be OF
the party. Major Gen. Webb, OF the
famous charge on the afternoon Of the
third day, will be present. II Is also
expected his father, J. Watson Webb,
will accompany him, and James Walk
or, Jr., the historical painter who, for
the past three years, has been engaged
upon a painting representing the re-
pulse OF Longhtreets charge, has az
cepted the invitation from the Gettys-
burg Battlefield Memorial Association
to visit Gettysburg at this time, Mai,
Gen. Howard. will meet the party nom
Washington. Col, Bachelor, Tho uu-
thor oflthe 1sometrical drawings Of the
held, and who Is now writing a histo-
~ OF the battle, will leave here on the
10Th to assist in the arrangements for
the occasion.
These gentlemen are allsdeslrous OF
meeting as many of their old comrades
in.arma as can make It convenient 10
be present. The general officers at the
oastle OF Gettysburg who intend TO be
present at the reunion will be furnish.
ed with free Transportation tickets from
Boston or New York, on application to
Col John B. Bachelder, So Beekmau
street, n. Y.
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THE NEWS.

The soldiers still occupy the United
States Court building In New York,
The case Of Pratt will probably be dis.
posed OF to-day. IL the evidence is SUI.
tiClent he will be sent 10 Texas, other
wise he will he discharged by the Com
missioner.
Gen. Grant passed through Bling
hamton, N. Y, Friday evening last,
He was received by great crowd oI
cllIzens, but no speeches were made,
Marshall Nell, Of France, is dead!g
A Paris telegram says several addl-
tional bands Of Oar lists have appeared In
different parts of the country. 1t Ia said
they are by no, means formidable.
The Insurreotion in the Kirghlz coun'
try, Russia, has been entirely suppress.
ed. ,...rg4 .WuaEG 20 h.Ay .Y0f az. M
Vice President ,ColiAx and part y,
reached San Francisco, Friday night
La France. a Paris newspaper, says
Queen Isabella has expressed the deter
mInation to resign In favor OF her son
A wide Carlist conspiracy has been
discovered at valladolld, Spain.
sener Lemus tslegraphss from Wash.
ington 70 New York that he has au.
thentic Information that Spain will
send no more troops, to Cuba until The
gunboat question Is settled. SpaniGrds
acknowledge that without these vessels
they will be unable TO block ade the
Island and crush out the + rebel ion.
Four 0fthe boats are ready FOR iarma!.
ment; 150 wntkmen from Pittsburgh
Iroh FoundrISs contacted with cubAns
TO 60 to Cuba aud work IN The foun;
dries. D sr. .., .asra I. BH bl q I
senur Jose Manuel Macais has been
commissioned an agent Of the Cuban
Government, 10 treat with the Spanish
authorities Ia reference to acknowl-
edgiug the Independence OF Cuba. He
left New York for Europe last Salur.
day, and expects TO meet Gen. Prlin at
some polntIn France, and at once enter
into negotiations concerning the object
Of his mission. In accordance with the
promise made by General Prim 10 the
Cubans some fourteen months since, II
Is said the Cubans furnished the Span.
ish Revolutionary JunLA 81, 100000 In
gold, to aid In overthrowIng Isabella
In return for which Cuba was to be
made independent. t'". .-.. ,'n'
The question Of! !annexlug Western
Florida TO Alabama Is 10 be voted upon
by all the people OF Florida on the Cd
Of November, according to the Gov,
ernor's proclamation. There are eight
counties In Western Florida, and they
comprise tho hest coa6nl md sugar
lands In tho state.tta #. ~ nN-
The Governor OF the Territory ol
Wyoming has Issued d proclamation
announcing that, an election will be
held In said Territory on the Sd day ol
September next, for the choice OF dele
gate to the United States House OF Rep.
resentatiyeH, and Of ;nlnS members ol
the Council and thirteen members ol
the House OF Representatives OF The
first Territorial Legislature.
The shrewder q The Democratic
leaders IN New York are not enamoted
with the nomInaNon OF Mr.. Pepdlstou
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MINOR TE1EqRAMs.

1t Is reported that q prlVateer left
northern port OF the United States q
few nights since, destined for the ser.
vice ofthe Cubans. ...r...
"A little son Of John ]. Parker, OF
Des Moiues, Iowa, was drowned In the
Des Moines river, Saturday; his age
was seven years.. $50 1HY r1'
The American yacht sappho left
Queenstown, Friday p. M, for CoWes,
when about 10 start they fired royal
salute, which was answered BY the
guardship and tho yachts Of the Royal
Cork Yacht Club: During the stay OF
the Sappho there, its owner and quests
were entertained In the most ent huslas.
Ito and hosp!Lable manner.
No new event occurred at Albany
ID the Susquehanna Imbroglio Sutuf.
day. II Is understood that the Sheriff
has made o return by mail 10 Judge
Barnard. and he Is unable 10 find
Messrs. Pruyn, Ramsey and Van Walk
enburg.
The steamer City of Antwerp took
SlSO, 900 In specie, Saturday
Frank Webb has been arrested In
New York charged with implication In
the custom house frauds alleged
against Gen. Bgan. 81
THE steamer Monticello, lying al
he'Atlantic dock, New York, ostensI.
bly, going TO the Newfoundland banks,
ID being sharply watched by a revenue
cutter onsnspicIon OF being a filltbus,er
craft. Z IIih " '.. Eht
Ia are Ra,nrdsv morr,ng /, rrn,on
Block. Canton, Ohio, destroy ed all the
buildings below the post Office. The
principal losers are, the Ptaindcater
Office II. Caldwell & Ca, A, ]. Gage,
Henty smith, r. p. Benton, and many
other smaller losers. Total loss SIS O0tJ.
Smith, whose loss ia $l2, 900, was moi
insured; The others were partially. y
The New York Times mentions a
rumor that the railroad war will he
continued by Judge Barnard and a re-
cetver appointed In the interest OF tha
Erie comblnatIon, for the Raussela9F
and SatRtoga Railroad, .r..... ....,. 10
-1n the case OF of.twenty-two bankers
doing buGtness In New York CITY, bur
living In Brooklyn, charged with faIl-
Ing. 20 make their monthly RETURNS In
the Internal Revenue Assessor. exeer.
tIons to the jnrisdictlon or ths civil
court for the EASTERN District wefe
taken oh Saturday, The question viii
be settled whenithe c&ses come up Tor
trial. a5l51r .u.a bsEagy :, b. :. D
THE joint committee Of tue Gommou
Council OF New York on the new post
Office meet again to-day, AT which time
1t Is expected that tho plans and specif.
cations Will bs submitted 10 them nud
q change OF site effected. .ngulf
Heavy rains causing Ao9ds iu Sma ]
streams, carrying away culvertB,
fences md other property, occurred
near Keokuk, ThurSday. Al WAtetvIll6
and beyond, Similar storms prevailed,
doing considerable damage. The resi.
dence OF James W. Pierce, two miles
south OF Watervllle, was struck by
lightning, one aide torn of, and not
board that belonged 10 II can be found,
Four ladies who were In the house,
were severely shocked, three OF them
thrown ont TN u porch and struck In.
sensible. None seriously Injured, no n.
ever.
IA dispatch from Atchesou, Kansas,
says the steamer Meta, laden with ma.
terl4l for the IIeaveAworth and Atche-
son Railroad, sunk Friday, seven mIIes
below that city. .l[,
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naItlniSSre CattIe nIaEket..

,-......- H.. .--. BALTIMORE, August y.
GErr CATTLE offerings at the Scale
during the past WeSk Announced IL i III
head I,I againsE l.Vl2 last week. or the mum.
1er ousIea S9a Ae1d came from OHIO, aud 47C
rom west Virginia, over the Baitiniora ai'j
OHIO Railroad. Prices to-day ranged as Ioi.
lows Oid cows and ScAlawHgs ut Is 2S@i %,
oFIlnaIy thin steerS, Oxen and Cows A m
by; common and medium Slock Cattie AZ n
o4Ii fAir quality Bseves S697 90: and I'M
very Dsht Bseves at $7@S26 pSr IOG i6s. thS
average pTics being ABOUT 50 2j Rrosg. Tns
market Was actlvo at an advance OF q CENT
per !0O lbs on the rates VI last week, -
sHkGP-Tne market hR8 been oY0rsn npliAA
uul!n mo past week, but the efisriDes were
caleny otihttnor stock, which are tiuIi. Wniie
RoOu ana extra sheep are In demand. PrIceo
to-day tankea as follows: Fair 10 good sheen sheen
~ ~ faSSA cents per 10 gross. stock Sheep n
Sl tOS2OO pcr head. Lambs S29G 10 per head
AoGs-1he supply during tie past weak
hHs eesa qa'te !Arge, reaching 500, but the
demand has boon Ac.ly0 ut an Qdyance ~
inlly % cents per lyJ lbs on former TStss.
Frees Today ranged as follows: Fair 10 good
H0gs a. slS 599li IS, with few sales OF % Stra
at sIi ~ per l0J lbs net. " SN -"
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MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Aug. "A.
At II O'Clock this morning, the tenn
porary bridge on this side OF the Mis-.
sisslppI, used In the repairs Of the falls
OF Saint Anthony, was swept away
either by suukeu log or the force Of
the current. Two men were seen upon
the bridge when 1t broke up, and 1t Is
thought that third person was upon
1t. They were whirled over the falls
with The mass Of tlInbers. ~
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Richmond Tobacco nInrk.t.

The market continues actIye and yerv
arm, Win tendency upwards. / -
LUS;s-SnlpplngL green or uuripe, COM
mon n % 70 medium, % S017 50; shipping, ripe,
~ ~ goUH sS 0IaeE, u WeO9l0 ". working, common
" t0i bright SmO1IpR or Wotkinp. Roc'd NJ
nne, sl69S %; fFosted lugs, S697 GI ~
AhAAf-5hlpplng, y Short dark, IN good oY.
ue5. " Sg9l w shipping, short daff. In Roft
greer osaSr' Egs g; shlpplnE. IN GOOD order, long
IN Eo,. tSa oSet aqa lor wssxy IStO %; shipping
~ ~ EngllSh shipping IeAi, sIO8 10 %: Ets%.
ming. snort ana long, Si0@li In. h%Soh,
wrappers, medium to good; ySJi Is 6S. hrisbt
wrappers, nne 70 extra, si097I %: "a edIS m
y S99nnieHg5s1 NJ. Sg53y AN9; npe San.cured, SiIs
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axRHE1s Hx TEIEaEAru..
Nrw7; YoR,KR!' AZ krt,,rs,

middIing uplRnds. 'SS-
FLouk.Closed very tirm with an active
S,xpoEI demand for low grades Of extra
GRAM NheSt-ElFm With o fair export
demand; No. 2sprihg az u 61S q; No. I do
u 1S9l 10; winter red ,UhioS and Indiana
N76, kye-Nomina oagEDuIl al GS97lc
for new, and 79S7de for old western. Cons
sound mixed western. E'Ff
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The susquehHnna Railway ImbrogIio
NEW YORK. Anpnst IL

Judge Barnard has granted an order
requiring the Sheriff Of Albany to make
fuller return on the 16Lh inst, of reX-
sons governing him for allowing
Measrs. Pruyn, Ramsey and Van ,Valk-
enburg, the officers OF the SusquehAnna
Railroad, to be taken out Of his custody
withoutan evidence Of violence hays
Ing, been used against him. Judge
Barnard said he was under the impress.
sion that Judge Clute, OF Albany coun.
", should be punished for contempt
In Issuing y writ of habeRs corpus, on
which The defendants had been dis
charged, but would not take action un.
III the Sheriff had made fuller return