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Mr.. GRRKSE's ADD RESI- IN CARROLL HALL.
Last evening Mr.. John II. Greene, l., l., D.,
OF the internal revenue bureau, delivered an
address before the Young Catholic Fricnds'
Society on education, reviewing the claims Of
took for his text n Protestant bIshopis defni.
tion Of the term, illustrating and enforcing IL
as the true Catholic idea. He was repeatedly
applauded, and warmly congratulated at the
conclusion. His lecture lasted nearly an hour
and was freely delivered without reading a
word or producing any manuscript but the
meanings oil bis remarks on = slip OF paper
which he held In his hand and occa sIonaIIy
glanced at.
Two other addresses were delivered on this
occasion, one by the president OF the society,
and the other by Rev. DR.. White, pastor OF
81. Matthews church, reviewing Mr. Greeneis
lecture and dissenting from some OF his views,
\ vote of thanks.
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THE ALEXANDRIA, LouDoUN 4 HANPsiIIRK
RAtLRoAD.-The committee OF citizens Of
0eorgctown who have had under consideration
tho proposition OF the Alexandria Aeuueduct
Canal Bridge and Railroad Company to build
q connection with the Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, At point about four miles from Al.
eSsndria, have thoroughly considered the sub.
Jcct, have had survey made OF the proposed
route and have decided to recommend 10 the
corporation and citizens OF the town to sub
scribe to the stock OF the company In accord.
anee with the objects mentioned In the propo.
sitlon
Ar the Merchants Exchange on Saturday
the OFFERS consisted Of 1t bushels fair red
wheat, OF which sales were made OF lOj bush.
els At las and co bushels at $50.
CoRosKR's Isoussr.-On Saturday sfcr.
noon Coroner Potter summoned a Jury OF In
quest to inquire into the cause OF the death oi
= colored man, named Barron Keenan,, who
was found In the canal, about a mile hboye
Georgetown, on Saturday morning. After
hearing the evidence the Jury returned = yer.
diet Of accidental drowning In failing over,
board from = canal boat belonging to Mr..
Bowling. Deceased resided in the First warI
The FLoua MAnHET.-Durtngt the past wseh
the following. prices ruled In the -four market
o., x 5a{anllxne llaisi extra, seqioy su
extra, t6.Ist9T. soi supervise, esbe0e.
THK CATTLE MAnKsr.-The msrkst On Fri.
day at Drover's Rsst was active, with Gales a,
follows; 100 head Of cattle at " s0f9s 50 v 100
Ms gross 900 sheep and lambs Mt f2m5 each
veal calves at t6D7.60 n 100 Ms. gross; cows
and calves at t2o0oo each.
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COURT.

ORPHANS COURT,
~ MAY %, 1860.
DlStrict ICOLunIbid, Wdshfn0ton Gottafv 10 tsif,
ln the case OF BDwARD q. CARRIEaToE admin
istIat0r Of sarah bdelin, deceased, the id mInis-
traitor AFORESAID has, with the Appreciation Of ths
Orphans, Court Of Washington County Aforesaid.
appolntsd Tuesday, June % l6aO, for the hnGI set
tlemsat and distribution Of the personal estate OF
said deceased, and Oft assets In hand as ar a.
the same have been collected and turned Into
money! when aud whore all the creditors and
heTs q said deceased are notified to attend, with
thelr ola ms properly yoqehsd, or they may other
deSS9sed : estate provided copy Of this order be
Test A WlIsTHi
myad Wv ReIsier q Will.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
To all the creditors Of AKOE PIESHr who NAV
haye proved their clainsi '
You are hereby notified TO appear before tho IA.
Bremo Court ofthe District Of Columbia sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 18th day Of Juns, lS0D, az ID
O'Clock, n IN at the City Hall, washin atom CITY,
70 show cause why discharge from alf his dsbts
should not be granted TO said bankrupt, You are
ali9 bottled that the second 1Hd llnss Of
Thd SanEIupEs creditors win be held before the
Register at the same place ut u O'Clock, m. on
by order of the Court A. SHARP.
Tasl; -
X. J. MEIGs. Clerk. isl&s
w this once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

THE GoAr LAVA. Fieldrnss, Jos. Ksuf.
man, Michael eraser, and Bridget Kelly, were
before Justice Plant on Saturday hArged with
violating the law In permitting their goats 10
run at large, The justice imposed hne OF %
each on the parties.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

FiSEp.-Frederick Butler, oelored, was a ued
by Justiee Tucker $50 for carrying concealed
weapons.
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A PPLIcArIoss E9E pyPLIcArE LAND

~ III loAOm II may concern;
DEPARrsHsr or TIE INrgRIoR,l
No. 67.o67. PoT 70 acres Issued under he act of
S1a was sisntsa jay Is. HJuns g. iso REVERE
Of ssp:%bs ie iS S sssa SPf RSbt .ao "
,MaIlLshell' and was granted May ~, ls6I-June ..
No 73ls7, for 100 acres, issued uudsf tLo.ast Of
y, wShIHssaon' and was granted May II. 1881. June
No q. ses for 100 aerss. issued under the act of
good and other brothers and sisters OF 0eorEe
Forwood, deceased. and was granted July Is. 1870,
No. a. 9t for 100 Aerss. issuod under tho act Of
March s, 1855, In the name OF Sarah widow OF John
barber. aud was granted January II, 1857. August
Application having been made under the Ct Of
June g. 1850, for the reissue of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
SsSP ia q d.s S2 IL h
viii b rsissusd. ifao valid cbeeiiOu should then
No, 7S.oas, for 100 acres, issued pudsr theAtO(
was granted June II, 1895, uApggS ~ lSe9
Commissioner Of Pensions,
LIMITED srAgEs PATENT oPyIcs. 49,
On the petition d D, O. G1aisGs. o. sniihSliiO,
granted lin % lSs Vi dsS u August 49, an
this once the 18th day Of July next, Any person
I nay oPRP,s Ills sItsaiiSS SSPSsI
%s s: "a days S'i SSisS Es SI this once
myio-hsw Conmiisioaer u Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

BIBB'H DIAMOND dre place heater, which
has so long been the popular fayorlte, Is
offered this 1eAson with new and valuable i'm.
provements. TWAS so nearly complete before
that the present improvements must make il
perfect II Is for sale by all our leading stove
houses, and persons purchasing heaters should
give II q careful examination,
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MEkTIH0 OF THE SoUooI RoApn-Tha, ,
TEES OF public schools hold their regular mat,
15 n me Aiaermen's chamber tomorrow al
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e. R.1The council Of administration
OF the Grand Army OF the Republio mrets ~
night at department headquarters. W.
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GESTLgMgS's Linen IIcmmed IIandker.
chiefs, " to " per dozen, bargains.
English Half Hose, from - to 20 per dozen.
Fine German Half Hose, from IS to 10 per
dozen.
Fine Linen Half Hose, white and brown, %
per dozen.
summer GlOvcs-an extra assortment of
good Gloves, from so centB to " per pair,
GEO. q. HESNISu, No. bIl Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

rug JungEH or ELECTION, or regis,TatloR
board WI be In session at the Ciiy Hall from
q. IN 70 p, m; for the purpose Of giving Ger
tlncates OF REPUTATION where clerical errors
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SALE OF HANDSOME REsIDESCK-JoshuA
story brown front house, with lot, on the
south side of Massachusetts avenue, near The
corner OF Tenth street, to Mrs. Il. NJ. Gardner,
for sl0,50O.
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HonsH TuLEy.-A youth, aged 10 years,
named David Powell, was arrested n Sstur,
day by Oniecr Pierce, charged with stealing
SIX horses, the property Of Patrick O'Neai
Richard Holmes, Daniel New illlams and Sam.
nei Rtiney. The accuIcd had hearing be-
fore Justiee 4. l.. Schmidt, on saturday after.
noon, when he was fully committed to jNli to
answer the charge before court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

tn" NEw CENTRAL DOLLAR SroRE, lust
and Ninth, presents many new and beautiful
attractions. 1t may seem strange how such
handsome Plated Ware, Jewclry, Vases, Fans,
rect from the importers and manufnclureTs
and also at the trade sales In New York, all
can rely upon bargains. Tho Agency for the
there.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

RARE CHANoE FOR A HoME.-BIessrs
Starr Metcalf offer for sale six brick houses
newly pApered and painted, in thorough 70.
pair, for 500 cash and monthly payments oil
t26 The houses are located on Seventh street
east, between l. and NJ streets south
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TnEHoso.-EyeTybody should give stevens,
NE proprietor OF the celebrated Tea Hong,
System OF retailing at Wholesale prices meets
WIN popular favor, and attracts large amount
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

PHVrV'AH5 FVh FUhL'
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THR LAKEsO
CHIEF QUARTHRhAsTgR's OFFICE,
. DETROIT, MICH. May n, 1860
Will DO received al this ohics until II clock "A N
bATukDAf, June u, 1902. for furnishing the fol-
. loo cords Of merehAhlAbls Hard Wood.
400 pounds Of BriAT Hlll Coal, for issue to tho
troops at Fort Wayne, Mich.
6DsoIds Of moTshAntAble Hard wood, for Issue
to the troops at Fort 0rAtiol, Mich,
To be delivered at such tines and places rs the
undersiEned may direct
Proposals TO be In triplieats, with copies OFT
advsItissment annexed to each, aud aecOmpA-
nied BY guarantee, signed by two responsible
Further infqTmstlon and forms Of proposals can
be had on application TO this once,
aed Coal, " and addressed 10 the undefsIgaed.
By Command OF General Pope. -
Chief QuArtsrmAsteT, Department OF the Lakes,
Bresst BhGadier General, U. s. Army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

SuDDEN DEArH.-John II. Sheffield, clerk In
the Pension Once, was taken suddenly M on
saturday morning at seven o'clock, at Ills res
idehce, northwest corner OF Tenth aud II
stfeots, anu died at three O'Clock, p. m, same
day -Four physicians were called, but their
efforts were unayailing. His disease was pro
nonnced congestion OF the brain. Mr.. Shelf
neld was young man who possessed many
sent to WATERFOWL, New York, for intermont.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

KsEP CooL.-Yesterday as the sun was
fairly kissing In an unelouded sky, and while
he vicinity Of the post once, We were at.
traeted by the stylish summer ralment dis
played so tastefully In front OF the well.known
summer suits at 4 very moderate price
and stepped from the establishment with The
elastic tread OF one who had been relieved OF
heavy burden. For the Information Of our
readers, VIC would state that Oak Hall Ia at AGO
Seventh street, opposite the post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

THE ASSEMBLING or THE VorERs.-At four
o'clock this morning the Republican voters OF
the city assembled at various portions Of the
several wards contiguous to the voting pre.
cineta' The committee having the mAtTer In
ehstge arranged the men In the order 6f tie
INITIAL letter OF their names, and they were
POiis' and remained quietly waiting for The
hout At which they were opened. "''
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

WR5eRIssSSPAPER ToR SAL BAT THIS
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A POPULAR MAH.-Mr. John 7. Mitchell
and his dry goods store, $40 Pennsylyania ave.
nue., are always popular with the ladies OF
Washington, and the reason 10 because his
customers are always received with courtesy
and shown tho very latest style and best
quality Of goods At the lowest prices. His
stock 10 always well kept up, and purchasers
do not have to go elsewhere to find the variety
ofgoods required by the wants OfR family.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

Coal AND WOOD ron THE MAINE Ban.
RACKS Coal CosTRACT AWARDED. - The
9uAitermaster Of the Marine corps on Satur.
coal and wood to the Marine barracks. There
were nye bidders, as follows; W, II. Barbour
70, Wa per ton for coal, no bid for wood;
4. u; CLARK 90, 90 for coal and 1905 for
wood per eordi Gleason Il Glenn, Is for coal,
b9t for woodi s. 4. Brown Il o., coal, t7.ii,
no bid for wood Mrs. SotterbAok, % % for
wood. Messrs. Barbour Il 90. were awarded
the coal contract.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

WlTmDRAwAL.-MT. WIN. Rutherford re.
specifically urges the withdrawal OF his name
As an Independent candidate for Alderman in
the Second ward, and expresses the hope that
his friends will vote for the regular Republi.
can nominees.
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opp Fellows TEsTIMoNIAL.-UApt VIM
W. Moore was one OF the fiTst moyers I'm tbe
pI9leet OF erecting Odd Fellows' Hall on Sew.
ehth stteeti Ia every way that the interest Of
has always been found n pAftIeipsnt W. ~
derstand that his iellow.members are about
No reGosnae hiI many services by procuring a
proposed to hang on the walls Of the IIhrsIs
room of the hall as testimoniNI Of NY
esteem and APPRECIATION OF his effofta ,"''
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

THs CANDIDATES AND WoMgs SuPpRA0E.-
one answer to his letter OF Inquiries in fegs nd
to the views Of the candidates for municipal
honors on the subject OF woman suffrage
The reply received Is from DR.. X. d. Deitrick
answer to the frat question, DIR. Deitrick
thinks there are good reasons In favor OF be.
slowing tho elective franchise on women
especially on femme sole paying taxes In
he matter Of asking Congress to pass = law
'enfTanchising the women OF this District, he
should DO governed largely ty the subject. !,
In the Affirmative.
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PssssYLvAsiA AssoCIATIoN.-The Penn
aylyaniA Republican Association held reg.
ular meeting on Saturday evening at Union
League Hall, Colonel Fuller In the chair, T.
ii. N. Mcpherson, secretary.
Messts. t ii. N. Mcpherson, ID. l.. Eaton,
ID. II. d. Ncyin, l.. l.. Minor, and ID. welch
were elected delegates to the State conyen-
lion, 10 be held at Philadelphia, on the 2Jd
instant, for tho nomination OF governor.
preamble and resolutions complimentary
10 Governor John W. Geary and fayoTing his
renomination for EubernatoriAi honors, was
adopted, and the association adjourned.
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THE TICKETs-THK BALLOT BoxEs-PoIl.
ucians last night were all "agog,n and both
parties used every means to black up - each
and size OF the tickets to be voted 10 day, hui
AZ late hour no person succeeded in Telling
the tale OF their pfisOn.hOuses,n
At the CITY Hall the ballot boye. ,y..a
guarded during the night BY two noIies An,
GERS, with instructions 10 deliver them 10 ths
proper persons at o'clock this mornins f.
uihnbution at the several ward PTeoincts.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Charles SInard
the conservative colored man OF the Second
ward, having visited the Seventh ward, in
company with two cOUrcd men. Wa an.
preached by Perry Carson, Waterman al fhe
CITY Hall, and requested to vAcAte the premi
SEES within the space OF half an hour
David Brown, OF the Third ward, A eoIorcd
man, who aiiiliates with the cltiEens' moye
ment was attacked in the Second ward bv A
man named Thomas RuBsel II and others about
No complaints were laid and no arrests made,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-08-19
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.


Il will be remembered that the Democratic Con-
vention of Ohio selected Gen. RosECRANz, war
Democrat, as their candidate for Governor. Gen.
R. is absent from the State at this time, and has
teleprsphed his declination Of the intended honor,
ON the ground of duty to his creditors and his
family. His success was certain, we believe, and
his nomination by the Ohio Democrats conces-
sion towards that wing of the party to which he
belonged. Gen. RosEcRAsz has seen fit to Decline
however, and has assigned his reasons therefor.
In this emergency, the Central Executive Commit
Tee determined to make nomination, and have
selected Hon. GEoRGB H. PENDLEToN as tteir can
didate in lieu of Gen. RosECRANz. This action Of
the Committee will doubtless be acquiesced in, and
if the entire Democracy of Ohio give PESDLEroS
a hearty support, his election by handsome ma
jority is a foregone conclusion His reputation as
a statesman. and his popular views upon finance
an important problem to the great and growing
west-will secure to him an unusual strength in
the campaign. Let Ohio and Pennsylvania endorse
the Democratic party and its leaders, in the fall
elections, and complete revolution in party poll
tics is destined to ensue
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THE HAPPY FAMILY QUARREL.

The quarrel originating with the change of
Port Collector in Charleston, between Senator
SAWYER and Congressman BowSN On the one hand
and the MAcKEY family en- the other hand, has
been continued ad nauseu'a for the past several
weeks. Both parties have unveiled the mysteries
Of Radicslism, and shown up. degree of moral
obquity far greater than their political opponents
have ever charged. This sort of game brought
about personalities Of course, and has resulted IN
denunciation and abuse of the most virulent type
The contest seems to have been between SAWYER
and A. G. MACKRY- Bowen and 7. j. MAcKEY
The two first named occupied the higher order OF
abuse, and conented themselves in seeking to
prove each other lacking in the essentials of Re-
publicanism, whatever that it may be. Put the
fight of Bowen and T. j. MACKEY has been rather
spicicr, and has eliminated furiousy. The
Charleston Nescs of last Friday contained lengthy
communication from 7. J. MackEY, among other
things denouncing BOWEN as thief, forger and
murderer, and specifying the instances where he
had committed these various crimes Mondays
Courier contains telegram from Bowen, dated at
Washington, in which he pronounces the same
wilfully and maliciously false and libellons and
intimating that he will prosecute the MAcKEys
and the Ners for SANDER. And thus the matter
rests, at Least for the present.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-08-19

The XIX CEyTuRY.-The August number of
this beautiful Southern Monthly is before us; and
we venture tho assertion that q Magazine more
deeply interesting in every department is not pub
lished north or south of the Potomac. There are
no continued stories, and every article is replete
with entertainment. The charm Of The 1.-THE KIN
Century is that it is not dry. We have in this
number racy personal sketch of Early Southern
Authors from the pen of William Gilmore Simms {;
thrilling episode, "In the Surf" by an officer of
the U. S. Navy; the capture of the bocade runner
Margaret and Jessie; "reminiscences Of Public
Men, by distinguished Ex Governor of South
Carolina; Description of Medical Life in Paris, by
Prof. F. P. Porcher; Pcrscnnes "Shoulder to
Shoulders" some pleasant thoughts about Shelley,
the Poet; q tale of the Grecan Archipelago; and
score of other good things calculated to cnliven
the fireside, and make men and women think.
The leading newspapers of the North, evidently
as,onished that any good can come ''out Of Naza-
reth," have bestowed unqualified praise on the
magazine have republished its articles, and de-
clare it to be equal to the best periodicals publish
ed in America. Let our Southern people see to it
that 1.-The XIX Century" receives their hearty
support.
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The Doom OF THE RADICAL PARTY.-The more
sagacious and honest newspapers of the Republi-
can party openly admit that the power OF the or
ganzation is broken, and its rule almost at an end.
The New York Sun says:
"Ths Republican party seems to to-, be passing
through most dangerous crisis: The Southern
not changed, its doom is certain. Three causes
are working for the destruction ofthjs great party
the conspicuous failure of Grants administration
the universal amnesty notions of the Hon. Horace
Greeley and the instability of the negro vote"
After exposing the utter imbecility of Grants
administration showing how impossible it is for
the Republican party to hold control of single
Southern State except by keeping the whites dis
franchised, and alluding in mournful terms to the
unreliable character of the negro vote, the Sun
makes this emphatic assertion:
"The recent elections in the South, therefore, do
not more clearly indicate to the Democracy the
road by which they are to achieve national vic
tory in 1872, than they point out to the Republ
cans the men and the measures whereby their
doom is already sealed"
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DEMoREsr's MoNTHLY.-The enterprising pub
Usher of this popular Magazine is first in the field
in announcing, among the inducements to SUBJ
scribers for the coming year, the finest premium
ever yet offered for single subscription to any
magazine in this or any other country. tconsists
of copy retaiod at ten dollars, of Mrs. Lilly NJ.
Spencers great picture of 'Pio-Nic ON The
FOURTH OF JULY" the engraving of which artists
were sent for specially from Europe, to complete.
DEMonEsT's MONTHLY is in itself by far the most
complete and attractive Magazine for ladies pub
lished in this country and requires little extra in
ducement 10 persuade them to become subscribers.
IL is really a saving of money, however, to pay
three dollars and get in addition so valuable
premium-and Mr.. Demorest will undoubtedly find
his list doubled on the strength of it. Published
at 1888 Broadway, N. Y.
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THE coLLEcT1oN OF TAXES.

The County Treasurer has been kept quite busy
for the past two weeks, and every day our town
presents lively appearance in consequence OF
the large number of tax payers assembled. We
are informed that about $50, 900 has been collect.
ed, but we have no idea as to the ratio OF tax
PAYERS who have not yet complied with the law
A goodly number of negroes are on hand each
day, but the large majority will doubtless prove
delinquent. Remember, only ten days more are
allowed before twenty per cent. is added.
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LARGE WATERMELON.

..It never rains, but it pours." The old adage
is exemrlied in our case by the reception of sew
eral presents this week, and among them we desire
to acknowledge the kind favor of Col. JOSHUA
JAm1sos, who has placed US under obligations for
an extra fine watermelon, Of delicious flavor. His
success in growing watermslOns is somewhat re-
rnArkabls, and for the past two weeks the Colonel
has kept our market supplied with the choicest of
his patch He has realized over Sloo from the
sale Of melons from single acre Of ground.
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GBs atlmhets.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY SHARPE FAINT.
ANDERSON, august II, 1869.
Cotton market quiet at % to- 90; Corn, Sl.35
to- 81 40; Peas, S1.15 to S1.25; Bacon, 20 to % ;
Flour. $500 to $1,000; Wheat $3.50 to Sl.75 );
Oats, 55 to IS.
By TUESDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
AUGUSTA, August l6. 1869.
Cotton market inactive, With sales of 26 bales {;
midainss 9O& to 81.
CHARLESTON, August 16, 1869.
Cotton quiet, with sales of % bales-middling
SlI. 49, ooo
New York, August TG, 1869
Cotton unchanged-middlings 333.