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New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS

sAvASSAH Ga March COtOn steady sales $50 bae hdhasA
27fc receipts 2g2 bales
wILNSGroS c. March lZSpht Tupentine better at t6s
Rosn quiet S54S2 Crude TurpenEe steady At 81 ia % 81
Tar Steaiy at 81 s. Cotton quiet -
ST. LoUu March lTooaeeO unchanged Cotton H11s Foot
du Supe6ne 50dS5 81; EIta % GS6 @ Doabe EIifa,
S5 5 25 Treble Extra SO 50 Wheat unchanged Cora
67d7Oc sacked declining; quoted at d62e Barley
declining quoted aud Illinois; FaHey Mime
81 SOD 81 S. Rye . 27ds 30 WHISKY s'e ork arn a.
kgher shO-Kb Sides lbc loose Clear stiles.
l6kc Bacon e:m shouers i3i ac Clear RIB Sys ltl9.-
Clear Sdes 1s Lard sAlT a. A4~ uneusngeL k Sa.h
t2to hbs FtSaf bush Corn SiVsS
os,. 40 bush. Barley, 220O bush. Rye.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
MEXICO.

NEW TELEGRAPH LINE-A TYPOGkAIni.,Ha,l5 -
UYIoN-ExPECrED ARRIVAL OF GEhAN"
MINISTER. -. g,
HAVANA, March 17-The following addItUnisl ,ha ,nis
news has been received from Mexic0 WOs ~ hos rom.
graph between the City OF Mexico aud IanltCo , az.
ineced. The printers IN the Mexican Call1i or fife
ganizng Typographical UbiOu. Ihc "ii, "ii,, Tonfodsr
newly appointed Minister from the German '''"
Ailnu Va daily looked tOg Va AeNlaO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CUBA.

CUBA.
ENGAGEMENTS IN THE INTERIoR-ARREsT OF
TWO XEXICANs.
H1vANA March 17.-Many rumors come in from
Che interior of unimportant engagements with the
rebels. Troops have just been sent to Remedies.
Two Mexicans who arrived at Mancaragua have
been imprisoned on suspicion of being officers in the
Rebel service
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18


BARLow-At Croop on Tuesday. March 49, Couckn youngest
Of George J. and Mary Barlow.
The TReTa VI" 1ss Rlss nS sno. sns 81 % ., s p
invited attend without further notice Train leaves Threa
o'clock A. NJ.
BURLING-At wRoche on Fourth DAY. "a mosth lTih 1852
Hannah BunE widow Of Benjamin Bangn the 'h year Of her
The the family respesy invited to attend
~ % % % % % c,rIisge % Nil be- the Depot - nee, the oeoci
tram from Tweniy-seyrath-SL
CARPEETER- city, MONDAY the 18th INST at bis late resi-
dnce No 225 East Beyentst, Charles Carpsn N tue oia
Tie relatives and friend. Of the family 'tend the ul
ST. MARX. Church eolner Of eathst and l1a'aT
COyovBR-Aaer Ella ony child samasl aud Carrie
Con9yer agei saI, ana n"aas are s 70 attend the funeral
from the residence Of be gsndta.her James Lewis No. H@ We"
Housieu-st. THURSDAY, March 49, At o'clock p m
CURTs-At Orange Tuesday the 10th inst, Frederick Mar
s % ,S s o. an" ds Ss 5 u s VS % TO attend the funeral
from the residence q bis grandparents No % East g.
Thursday. the 18Th iEst, at O'Clock
daughter Of 6s Rev George H. and Katie L. Gn aged
HAGADORN-on Tuesday March G 1862 Herbert Willis Oaly ehS
The y... So0. ana ro 'i @s M for
Hudson Great BSrruEtOH haG, please
Is n. & R'a %.u q % % s' : 5 si ss 't H'''
The relatives family attend her funeral
Friday the 18th inst, a, o'clock from No. lot ConeofdsL
RANKSoB Monday March Is 1862 John RAHhn in The oh Of
The sv and friend. family attend his funeral
On TsSrsy The s1 oI at tdS ot . p ~ e A late residence
RoSRvRLT-At Bergen ghts Monday March IS PAMELA
Roosevelt daughter Of David Page Of Northampton
The invited to attend hsr funeral on ThSrsl
Gleason in Bergen City
sURGBT-on Tuesday Msrchs Jacob sug the 9th Of
The relatives and friend. Of the ,.@y .gsftioy So x invited 70 ':S
THURSDAY anerBoon O'Clock, without further notice.
TALCOTT-An.a bret ness Monday March IS RebeceA W..
daughter o. tie late William TsoOtt the go year o her age
Of her mother No. e Grand Jersey City oa Thursday March
10. at o'clock p.
wEIpNRR-At woodbridge on Monday inst George
H. Charles H. and hse b. Wedner aged monih'i
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
1rcrrREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

An entertainments consisting of readings anu
81, ~ recitatous will be given by Mr.. Augustus
Waters on Monday evening he1t' a. Room NO 81 N0oP0
CAN'T Thomas Charters Of the sickles Brigade viii VIII
Ii, IN at before Marion Division g. OF T. bupJeoI
% sea9y.s aud incidents OF the Battlefield"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
FRANCE.
IiARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN.

MARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN.
PARIS March Thames b. Andrews, esq, of New
York son of Loring Andrews, was married to Miss
Fannie Griswold Field, youngest daughter of Cyrus
W. Field, at the United States Legation in this city
to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
MARRTED.

ANDREWS FIELDAt the United States Lgacs Para France
WEDNESDAY March IT, 1869 Jsmss Andrews to Miss fanJ
Gswoh Field daughter Of Cyrus W. Fd esq Of New
York
DRBYFUS-ROsENBLATTon Wednesday. March H. 1859 at the
Temple Emanuel Fsve. by the Rev Ora Adler aad J. X Gut
helm se Dreyfus Of Basil SweraDd 10 Ba o. edest daugh
ser o Got,ieb Rosenblatt Of this eitJ
P0RD-MILLBR-At Pernont T. on Tuesday March IS, NJ The
Rev Todd Augusta w. Ford Of Magnolia Iowa, to FSans
Miller Of the former place.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
THE STATE or TRADE.
wRsr INnIA MARKETS

HAvlrA March 1.-THE to-day has heen dE Na II
D. 69t reals EchAage London la9l pTenqmi Oh Pss %
discount United Stsies gold 70 dys sgAt al s
count sght ll premium 10 " days aEkt 2S1A
dseVuuL ,f
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
NORTH GERMANY.

FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN ALL GERMAN DIETS.
BERLIN. March 1.-THE Norlh German Parliament
have passed bill securing freedom of speech III all
Diets Of Germany.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
Hazard & caswelp. Cod Liver OIL +. tn. best

r. b. Bynner &, Co., No. IS9 Broadway, n, v,
JKWKLEIA DEALERS WALrHAE WATCHEs
LOwksr PRIckI
sa attention called the very sne Apa,e watches made
Waham shall satisfy the sKAcng demand for
beauty. nBiSh, ana accuracy
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
OBITUARY..
GEN. WILSON BARsToW.


Brevet Brighten. Wilson Barstow late of
the stats OF Gems Dix and Hooker and during the later
years OF the war; Chief Commissary of Musers OF the
Department mt OF the East died In this city Tuesday
He served the first year Of the until its close
with zeal and ability. entering the service Leuten
and passing through the successive grades attained
the breret rank OF Brigade When mustered
out afterward, he appointed Assistant Ap
paiser Of the port under Mr. McErath and in his civil
rity which he had gained in the military service He was
man Of fine literary and artistic tastes, OF e0ngenla
temperament and social disposition, enjoying the ac
duanance and friendship OF many, both in public and
private lie.
MYROS CLARK.
The Hon. MyrOn Clark, one of the most
prominent aud enterprisng citizens Of Vermont, died at
his residence at Manchester the 9th inst Judge Clark
WAS born at Hoosc Rensselaer, County, n. Y, Septp2
1890 Early life he engaged in the tanning business in
Vermont and after a few years transferred his business
from Remington County to Manchester He was elected
one of the Assistant Judges OF the Bennington County
Court In 1874, aud twice reelected. In 1922 ne
became member of the Governors Council ana hed tue
office three years Daring the four years from 1881 10 1884
he was Judge Probate for the District OF Manchester
elected I'm 1903 In the Senate he valuable member
I'm ali matters pertaining % the financial affairs OF the
state Judge Clark active In pushing forward the
construction OF the Western Vermont Railroad from ku
land o Troy and for several years he had the manage
meut of the road. He man OF unnagging energy
aud enterprise and much respected by the people O
his
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

The BalIstou Spa LIthla Spring Water Contains douos
the quantity mineral matter Of OIser more eeaous Ia
Diseases specific hiaey erolOu, ruiansoa Tbeunan
bilious complaints Sold by all drugNsa Try and De convinced
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BOYLE SARAH ROBERTS Church Of the Holy communioa
BRADY. GEORGE w, No $40 Hudson-st
BRADY, ROSE ANN. No. 3J7 East TWentT-hrst-tt
CARPENTER CHARLES L. st. Marks Church. corner Tentbs1
S-cnud-sve
CONOVBR ELLA No 292 West Hous.on-St
ISRLIN JOHN A.. ST. Marks Chnrch
SIRGRT JACOB, No. 2l0 East Eleventh st.
TALCOTT. REBECCA W, No. 81 Grandst, Jersey CitF
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

Iyo nriut several more strong testimonials 70
1 ~ Pncy IN OF the Fowler Adding Machine II our al
,@srt,stng aolnu1na tla uinrninG,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
Surrial AOtit.s.
What is FOwIer's Adding Machine 2
READ THE TESTIMONIALS.


What is FowIer's Adding Machine 2
READ THE TESTIMONIALS.
oTTIcE oy BRows HARRBk HorKrss.
Importers yobbers WhOeSals Dealers IN haiwrre
Catlerv. &c.
No. I8o GreenHichst, NJ Y
Please ,end Us By OF yOur " Addng Maehnee
w, have with that Of MI Webbs Bot he
Of conueton operation n the former fors that
u9jend the inteaeies OF he lat
sd boud not and practical before
' BROWN HARRIS 4 HOPKINS.
OyFrcs or JOHS Y. CULyKR,
Civil BngiReer ant City surveyor, Z
Bergen City, n. -
@. D. FowLAR. ESQ,
No. 81 Park-row, n. \.
t,h ,xpr..s 90 you nv With he Adding Ma
.,. nncb..@d Of yoa For snpa. TGpd and o0rraess
by ANYTHING have used
tons sueh assessment s1, Quantities oi EARN S@i AIN
ami viii pass on" Nishiug you inbonndsl sleoes'
JOHN P CULVER.
, ,nrrstd adding Machine for sale usual At Ns 81
- - Mi nsructons Recolleet that FopeTs hdehias' h the
% one sy frSd add columns ofhgufss
opra Lets skep seei themselves
New York STATE together with the mAnueuring
for sal liberal terms
Tenth Assembly District Union Republican Associa-
fiOnA meeting Of tt Ass0eiaton "ih O hs,u pp p ~
"a o'clock. AZ headquarters o. H. mari Ftrs1eD"
NN. BUTLKR, Secrsttty.
American In.situieTas PoI1techHic viii THIS
IursTl EyENING At a O'Clock h Room No ~ Cooper Bueing
THOMAS D. STErSON esq. will read paper The Paieut
AJur.on fres 5. d. TILLMAN. Chairman
e. BNERT. Secretary.
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DIED.

Al Notice. Of Na,riages must be ind0rsed ,cia h.H
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
TIE DAY ELsEwHERE.

The anniversary of the birthday OF st. Fat,
rick was generally observed by the irish people OF
the afternoon the 81 Peters iOlh hD'
stnencs benevolent Society, numbering 2l0 ana ten.
peranre ORGANIZATION OF boys Numbering 90 heaueu Dy
FiocEton's Baud made public parade In the process
sion was carriage containing Father lSeoIuRh, fasheI
Mnctta GA uaiHcr Curran of NowYOrk The societies
we're reviewed by Mayer Morgan and the Common C%a
eli i'm front of ins city Hall During tho march te irlsn
and a.;sa aegs were conaplcuOGsly displayed about
the city aud in procession was m RHY sN Rahs
Meeintre driyered anniversary address AT 81 fe-
ters Chnrcb before large audience, ms subject pelng,
.Ths BOdy OF the True Cburch cannot Err III
s bcsns o the Truths of Faith and the Principles OF
Morality" - g., Dh;1odo1nbia
Ros,n tai more nnd the principal cities throughost
tbe coinry show that the day MAS very gehefAiS o'
anrrnh Nv 1hr Iriah resldenls
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

POs-O0ce Notce-The mails for EOToPe 70, the s1an
March 90 viii be dispatched this odoc eows viz on ~
DAY A. y and the Stations as tslows' aT4 x;s aaa
n3v; Va AMI e. il:l5 and C. 1850 m. Ga WkDNbSDAft
a ~ At the stations TUESDAY NIGHT ioosa and
% and o. s4Si and L, 8.3l aud g. On ThUhsDhI
l3 follows ant "A lltt9 and o. ilSO;
and ll;l5 aud g. ioSo And SATURDAY asa "a.
Snd the stations follow: and D. 1885 and IW ana
it2s; aud q. 1,0s a. N. bAAks AkLhi' r. n =
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
-GTRMANY.

FwO DINNERS IN HONOR OF THE INAUGURA-
TION OF PRESIDENT GRANT-sPEECH OF
COUNT BIsMARCK-INTIMATE RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN THE GERMAN AND AMERICAN
EATIONS-OPENING OF THE NORTH GERMAN
PARLIAMENT-sPEECH OF THE KING OF
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
Asbnry
rrrn INNIlIlL NIA nnMnAkN

No. 29l broadway, corner Readesh, n l.
The Ahury commenced business April last eng "a
aud have already Issued over lO poll
insuring 6i3uOuOl
Al POICTES NON BLBstandng goot for certain
exchange oo4uOBsan advantage
efers, b. no other Company In The state -
s aking dividends Heesng to the capital Cor
entitled MUGS
and simplicity aud probably hts uPon the PnnPs
Woa dsirbaiug the Of nntnt Con-
papy nE up Affairs broayb KsVershp berwiss
- LEliUEL BANGS. President
O. Pres and See,y. X MCCLfNTOCK ActuAy
A fsH good solicitors wanted
Paterts-MUHN Co. No 81 PsrEOs n T., Aasst.
ing AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS
Txenty.nv years eIperiouee
pauph hlst Of Law nd tion
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

The FranIlin Brick Machine makes 800 70 $50 elegant
rsSs oe hanr aud horses. 1000 70 3
per Has eonIisr Dsehaet % be getting oa
al orier or breaking world equal IT, No
auTrd machHe performed above yG Of ths
purchaser j. II, kENfCk No. Il Broadway. Room No 20
DIR H. schencll sr Phsssphs vii be u EsEYok his
pat.ats prsisssopay Oa TUESDAY March ~ rom to
Al bis rOoUs, No "a ROnasL
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

ORAaEnUHo ITEMS. From the Orange.
burg Hcws, Of Saturday, we have the
following:
DREADFUL RnNcoNrRr. BY a friend
just from Blackville, we learn that a
terrible rencontro took place thcro, last
Monday night, botwoon Mr.. Thomas
Aldrich and Austin Enochs. The affray
grew out Of an old grudgc. Both parties
used their pocket knives. Enochs Is
terribly cut up aud IN not expected to
live, while Aldrich will lose an eye and is
otherwise badly cut.
The County Treasnror, has, wo loarn,
collected taxes, so far, to tho amount OF
about $4,000.
THE Boil WoRM.-We wore handed
tho o!her day, by Captain l.. Moorer
several bolls Of cotton, lito,G'ly eaten ur
by the boil worm. Tho Captain in
formed us that they bavo taken to his
cotton crop In considerable numbers, and
are doing much damage. Tho bolls pro.
sentod to us wero Of different sizes, from
tho frat forming to tho full grown boil,
and all pnnctured, somo Of tholn oaten
out clean.
Mr.. Kramer'a field Is also attacked by
this worm, and It IL feared vii, do much
damage to his promising crop.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

THE GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIl.
RoAp.--Thc Courier is informed, that
tho suit in Equity against tho Grcenville
aud Columbia Rail Road Company, for
tho foreclosure Of the mortgage upon
their road, brought by certain holders of
their FIRST mortgage bonds, has boen set.
tied, to the mutual satisfaction of all par.
ties concerned. An order has been made
by the Court. now in sessions in Colum.
bia, Con motion Of the sucng creditors,
diSmiSsing the Bill
There are no judgments against tho
Company obtained through the Courts
Of law, and having thus been relieved
from the pressure Of harrassing suit,
we hope to witness continued cprcer Of
prosperity for this valuable road. Its
connection with the upper districts, rem
derS it useful branch Of Industry, and
its Importance to low and middle coun.
ties, entities it to our most cordial sup
port.-Oharlesto Couricr.
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1 MOMENT WITH 0CR klCHlNGES.

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rorss over those / would ask you to
throw tho mantle Of charity aud Chris.
tien fSrbenfaNce. g.sS,
Rest assured, patrons, friends, and
pupils, TINT your many kindnessoS aud
io&enh Of approval, WIN claim my grate.
Nal remembrance, 80 long AZ I 'havo d
pulse TO throb, or a honrl to appreciate
kindness, aud that, IN aftor yours, n,e,l,o.
ry viii delight to wandor back, aud In.
ger among tho scenoa of TO day, aud tho
ttme passed 10 pleasantly at Pomaria,
even a. the traveller loves to recall tho
green oasis IN tho tircasy desert.
IN erIng tho ties which havo 10
long bound Nv together ma patrons, schol.
Ars, aud teacher, Indulge tho hopo that,
though these arc no more, tho tics Of
Friendship and n mutual interost IN ench
others welfare may last until tho "sivor
cord" Of lifo itscr 10 loosot,.
And now. III conclusion, invoke up.
on you all tho choicest blessings Of q
beneRcent Providence. and pray that
each ofyou may experience all tho hap.
piness ovor allotted to earth, and at last
o0oy unchsnging bliss IN eternity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

THE BREAD OF IDlsNEss. Tho present
military strength Of tho continental pow.
ors, say thoy, stand thus Franco has
now 100000 soldiers; North Germany,
1893, 045; South Germany, 3O0,O7l ;
Austria and Hungary, l,058, 900; Rus.
sia, 1,478,000; Italy, 4e0,58l-a total
IN these six renlms Of $3.50, 900 mon.
What commentary is this, {says tho
New York Exprcss) upon Christianity,
civilization and the 10th century, Each
man Of those, over tivo and three quar- tor
millions Of men, In large sense, eat tho
broad Of idleness, and contribute in no
ono way to the productivoncs OF their
country. A daily ration Of quarter ot
a pound Of meat requires no less than
2,695 head Of cattle to DO slaughtered
daily, but all these mon arc called an
armed peace An armed pence, thcn, is
only second In its effect to an armed
war.
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copies. Cah3 30 had Of aii n6ws doAltFs, 5. 81
ST. Taylor SOL Canal Street, New York.
Mr. Taylor offers to send specimen copies
for 26 cents, so ladies, take our advice
and sond fora COPY, Immediately, and DE-.
pend upon ityoq viii never rtgretis. -,
buRxk's WsEktY FOR BoYs AND aiaf.s,
I'VE hayo received tho August nuh,6ors
Of this best Of ohildren's papoIs. Tho new
story--The Adventures Of Big Foot Wal.
lape, the Texas Ranger-~is 'ontinucd, aud
grows In interest, as tho narrative proceeds.
We cordially recommend Burke's Weekly
to parchts, containing as 1t does tho most
excellent reading Tor children. Terms q a
year. J. w. Burke t. Co., publishers, Ma.
con, Ga. ......,.
Watson's Art journal, devoted to music,
art, literature and fashion, should boz found
upon every lndy's table IN tho land. 1t Is a
chaato aud elegant work. Tho new volume
Is enlarged and improved. A beautiful
fashion plate and IA practicable, pattern ao.
companies every number. Address Wat.
sons Art Journal Office, TAO Broadway,
n. Y.
La Franco Elcgaute, comes to us In the
place Of "Lc Petit Messenger" for Scp,cm.
bcr. 1t IL truly an elegant fashion journal,
Imported by s. 7. Taylor, Sal Canal ST.,
New York. Subscriptions One year, month.
~, 5000; single copies, with patterns, Coo.
The XIX Century for September il unon
our table. Tho Century Is daily growing
moro popular.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Tho key noto to politoness-B
natural.
Eyes that draw trade-advort-
iso.
Just tho pudding for crickctors
"A batter.
When love is al tho highest it
is nearest it's fall.
That business is best which has
the best mon in it. a.
Many thieves are looked up,
but more locked out. 'E'
Only base minds are attracted
by the base part Of motal.
Time sorvers--p omit on tiary
larks. U|Hl
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$50 Bus. Barley,
and Blue Stone,
for Sale by~4'1>
II. MOORh1AN & co.
SoDt I "a re- ~ .f'...-.f ~
Notice..
Sept. l 81 #.

Tho UNDERSIGNED having accented
the AGENCY Of the Firm Of MEssRs.
WISS & CO.. Charleston, S C., ia prepared
to make LIBERAL ADVANCES on coisign.
mcnts of COTTON TO this HOUSE, or to
their friends in Now York, Boston or else.
where.
by strict attention to the bost interests
Of the PLANTER and SHIPPERS, he hopes
to merit share Of the patronage of the
public.
Office at tho atore Of Mr. P. Scott where
in my absence, Mr.. L. A. Scott will attend
to business for me. .'.. .'..'..
JNO. s. HAIR.
Sent. 81 IT, ...... .... '..,.
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Thinking OF that. thcto atS seofo of matt
tors stored away for future printing. OF ncn
and things, which might spoil ifnot brought
to light. We arc taking notes and faith
must print 'om. Ss,A
Itie Impossible to extend th.a letter to
creator length, for tho various wciBhty rea>
sons. that wo havo not another idea, aad II
we did II is entirely too hot TO form It into
words, therefore We abruptly close With ths
earnest wlsh that you are Mother co dry nor
suffering as much nom heat a. is tho
SENIOR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

ScHooL ExAMINATIoN.--An examination
Of tho pupils Of Mt. Zion Academy, noar
Pomaria, undor tho management Of its worry
efficient principal, Mr. Julius d. Drohor,
camo of last Wednesday. Wo learn that
tho occasion was an exceedingly interesting
ono. Quito largo number Of ladies and
gentlemen woro prosont. Tho pupils, to tho
number Of forty, wore II bright, cheerful and
animated appcsrhnco. Thor speeches aud
dialogues gavo unmlstakable evidence of
their culture, and the care and patience bo>
slowed upon thom. When tho examination
was over, nh elegant COLLATION. was served :,
and upon tho removal Of tho cloth, an clos
quont nddrcas delivered by Mr.. I. s. Monr>
man, Of Newboriy, who wns followed by
Rey. Il. A. Rudc, Of Columbia, in some very
happy remarks to tho younger portion of
tho audience. Tho exercises Of the day
wcro fntorspcrScd by choice pieces Of music
from number Of ladies present. Charades,
-, by number Of young ladies' aud gems
tIemcn OF The ncighborhood. closed the in>
tcrcsttng occasion.
We are sorry that we were unable TO
attend tho examination. And we here nc.
knowledge most cordial invitation from
Mr.. Drehrr. IT. another column will he
found card of thanks presented to Mr..
Drehcr. by Mr.. +. W. Holloway, in hr.
half o( the patrons Of the school, and Mr..
D'S reply thereto.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

DIE M0nsNwELr FOR SSrrEMnER Tho
September numbor Of this beautiful Fashion
Periodical, published at Berlin, Prussia, and
Imported by s. T. Taylor, No. sol O,unl
Street, Now York, has boon received. and
we n,na. confess Il Is ona Of tho beat aud
most reliable Journals or fashion for ladios
and chlldron In this country In hot. II 10
worth moro to tho ladlos li,an all tho other
lssPtnn Is magazines combined. No lady
shoN!d % without Il. II gives some
l,6o0 Illustrations. $50 patterns, 400 din.
Crane OF embroidery, and ID largo colored
esngrAyings yearly, and the prioo Is 70 cheap
that oyvery lady eau afford TO. subsoribo for
is.-oniy ASa yeAr, OF as osnts Cor single
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COMM ERCIAL,

a. oNKvnEaRr, Aug. a.-Co.ton firm at from
.Nsw YoRK. Aug. 8o.--7 p. M.-t:otton =.
sbade nrmsr, , with ssles Of 600 bales at IS. Gold
'AuaUsrA. Aug, 8,-Cotton market mora ao.
slye and demand goodi sales 80 bales-middlinrs
CHARLHsroH, Aug. 80.-Cotton quiet, but
celpts q 1'' - ''''N"' ""' ~
LiysRRooL, Aug. 90 Evening Cotton ea.ier
H.pand HHnp!and0 laji Orleans l8i . 1871 sales 5000
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

We acknowledge an Invitation to the
grand dress and maSque hall given 10y the
McssrS. Peyton Of the White Sulrhur
Springs. on the 3lSt ult,, in honor Of The
press. Among the managers were Gen.
Beaurcgard, Of La, Blsnqne Bey, Of Tur
key, and Gcnl. Grary, j. NJ. Rhv,t, Wade
Hampton, Jr., and Major G. II. Suber,
Of SoIth Carolina.