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nIanchestcr Cotton Goods nlar,ke,.

MANoHESrKR August 1.-THE hieh pric,e IN
which the deficient supply OF cotton has 70, cod mn
mort OF our manufactured goods has told upon te
consumption, and especially in foreign mnrketa-
Mcssrs Peuder cos table Of exports 10 India nnL
China rhow falling off In the seven months endng
with July OF upwards of one hundred million yar,is
OF gray and white calcoes alone scnt to tho Eos and
yet, Notwithstanding this care on tho purt of shin
pers not to ovcrstock thu market tho holders in
nearly all for.ign marRets unnblo to Quit their
siocks at rates which would replace them here
benye VIC have slow business ia Cloths though a
good deal OF goods are course OF delivery ,t on
contracts entered into some weeks ago and WHEN
'or the present keep manufacturers from pressjnn
SAFES upon the market In such quantities as 10 brlpS
down values. Mnnuiacturors' quo ntIops are about
equal to last weck but buyers hesitate to give Jncsh
or-ers oi my magnitude at tho terms. 1be general
opinion among buyers well scllors is now that
prices must continue to rulo high tiil the American
row crop o cotton begins to urifvo freely; put There
arc large quantities. OF Indian cotton overdue mud
tnc immaculate cft cts OF considerable quantity
coming into the Morsey at might ntect values
,oT time, and buyers OF cloth on this account no
noiaipg buck 10 some extent Yarns fetcb a nriro
tiat Will cover tho cost oi cotton more rrely Ih,n
cloths WILL and hence spinners selling with mod
ernte freedom nt iull rates. ubout fshd q, ib
higher than tho rates OF last week. ShIitnr CO hs
are very frn, and printers rather worse 10 buy
hlcxtcan anu other I-cloihs arc neglected. but lo.
mest,ca 10: homc consumption arc in bettcr de-
mind. - =, A NC
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81. ". ARNOLD.
Of tho Georgin Conference.


DooLY County,. Ga april, 1867.
Tbis is to certify that was confined to ,hc house
and most OF tho ur to my bed, md suffering the
greatest agony Imaginable With Rbou,n.iisn. for
nye months, and afer trying every available rene.
dy, with no relief, was cured with two bottles OF
DR.. 0. Prophih's Anodyno Pam Kill II, each cost.
Ing thy cents only; II relefed almost INSTANTLY
thereiore recommend Il IN the highest degree 10
olhers safering from similar diseise. rao say
TINT 1t Is one OF the best family medicines now oui
certain, Yours truly. WA. FonEgAND.i
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sGdn,ti,ereial!s . - a, !
Exports.

f'sEit-tic Exports. h
NEW YoRK-Per stcamehip saragossa-i7o bales
Upland Cotton. 68 pales Yarn. 50 casks, Clay. IL
bundles Paper. 80 bales Rags. u tSpackageo Fruit.
bales Hide, "a packages Sundrles :. }. Per brig
susan Voorbees-169, $3.50 feet Resawed Lum.
Der, 62,9b2 feet Boards. Per schr Emma d
Finney-inward cargo from Jacksonville.
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cnnrle.,on co,,onna. .,ce ena Naval 81 s,orle.

Charleston Cotton. rlce ana Naval stores
" nlurkei. N.rt
oFFl0R OF THH CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHAnLEaroN "Wednesday Evening. Sept. ~ &
CorToN.-This article was in fair request, and IN.
der somo densnd from buyers prices advanced
about Nc q ib. the operations being limited by the
snail supplies. Sales ~ bales viz: at 80; at 81
lmslA; 50; at a2.s; 2 a. SPY; 10 o. 50 We
quote; Z. - - -
LIVERPOOL cLAssIPIoATIoN.Gs .t,ls ,
Ordinary TO uooS ordinary .......a3 @so
Low sM,,oding...... ..31 @3lH ~
M'oohng'..''. ........,...... .32H@S3
BY Nav York classification We quote: -
hludlD9 9..........,.............3 SO X6-
FIoE-Ihe market for this grain was auiot for
want ofstock. Quotations are nominal say common
to'fhIr clean Carolina s@sH: good sx@sHe.
NAVAL sTonKs.-Ihe transactions were limited at
steady pricos with the following ssles: 80 CASKS
spirits turpentine In selected bbls. at
Sz.is suzpentins in ordinary psoiages n be-, sud
$50 bsl' of Nos .rd rosin-N sellns II 17S.
and No, 9 at u 10 p bbl &. 2 ~,
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PnOpnIrI,S LIVNn MEpIclNr.

DR.. -Prophi0-Bavinq used This medicine sufn.
ctnty long to test its virtue nd to satisfy my own
mind that II Is an Invaluable remedy for Dysrcpsi,
"a diseafo from which tho writer hap suffered much
WHO now suffer from THIS annoying complaint would
be signally boneNttcd, as he has Eeen by Its se
deem it duty We owe TO this unfortunate cl,ss to
reconnendto them the use of this ionicdy which
has given hot only hinsalf but several mefnbcrs OF
bis family the grea'cst relief.
f'a i'.i sN 81. ". ARNOLD.
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-D.lN. KIon = US .a...
g OIL d EN- - r EN- E-DIEs.

= q v, .i..f,... .r,,t,
GOLD.EcN E,ME-D. IR.s.sr
ASK FOR NO oTHRR. TAKE NO oTHRB. AND
you will save lime health aud money. 'l,is N'
SltG0 REWARD for any case Of disease III any
stage which they fail 10 cure. -
DR.. RIOHAU'B GOLDEN BAI.SAM No. cures
Ulcers. Ulceruted Sore Throat and Mouth, sore
Eyes. Cutaneous or Rkn Brtipfon.. Copper Coiored
eloches Soreness Of tho Scalp. ecrofdIa &C. Is the
gtealest Renovator, Alierativo and Blood Pnriaer
known, removes al diseases from tho system, and
leaves the blood puro und healthy.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 eu.rs
Mcrcurtal hfectinne, rheumatism in all fits forms.
whether from mercury or other causes; gives iuame,
diata relief In all coeoa. No dieting necessary. ]
have tlouRands Of Certificates proving the miracu.
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either No. or No 9, 90 per bot, or TWO bottles for
DR. RIcHAU's COLDER ANfiooTR, safe. .oee.
dy. Pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Do.
ragementa, accompanied with full directions. Price
br. IIGMAu.s GOLDEN ELIXIR D.AMouR.
indsal euro for Nervous or General Debility, in old
or young; impar.lnR energy With wonde ;ful effect
PrIco 15 GER bottla. or two bottles for 80.
h On receipt price theee Romcdies will bo shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cores,
dents None gen,tne Without tha nau1o Of "Dr.
RIOHAU'i GOLDEN REMEDIES, u. n. RICHARDS
Solo Proprietor" /" blown In glass OF bot.lea.
10. 22s YariSf.ntroei, New York
0face Hours from aAsX u. tooP, 81.
Circn'ars cent. Jy July 8 ]!
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TIE kXCkLLENr REMEDIES OF o. q
,PROPHITr. n. D., need no recomm,ndat,onn =
their well known power in removing tho diseases me-
culiar 10 our Southern climate having alreauy cstab
iished for them an c7vsblo reputation IN GcorrIu
and tho ADJOINING soire. As the majority OF person,
living In the south nrc pres,spoed to disease OF -.
LIVER. ts granted by all intelligent physicians that
TO orxiDc or functional derangemcpt or that imnor
tant organ. Prophi:is Liver Medicine and AMI
Bilious Pills sIIse directly at tho root of the Evil
They cure tic Liver which IN nine cases out Of en-
"a u at The bottom Of tho Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colo,
Sick headache. rheumatism, Combination Men.
strual Ohht7lcticns, &c., go common amopr our
people, Earache. Tpothache, Acnto Rheumntism
Neuralgia and boy pains Of every Kind flte before
t'KOPHlTr's PAIN KILL III
like chan before the Ninj
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Il CONVECTION, GA, July o, 1907.
Dn rephit.-Having used ytur Liver Medicine
for more Than nYeAr In my fnmiy, cheeriuliy re-
commend 1t TO oil pcrPons ufIcrng from LIVER af.
feetions. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in ony form.
also recommend your Dysentcry Cordial as The beat
RENE dy Tor that disease. o. I. NOGERS.
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Passengers

~ Passengers. y,
Per steamship saraRossa, for Now York-Mrs
in1ey; l henry, Mr sylvester and lady, " Whillen,
! Whttmore, No olwood. Rev A q Wilkins p
mccall, X Perry, Mclaughlin. and In steerage.
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consignees per Northcastern. isniIroaa
September 1.
bales Cotton. 761 bbls Naval Stores, Tobacco,
Walter Go. J Marshall, Jr, s stoney, M SANDER.
Rinsmsn 4 Howell, v Birden, Frost 4 ,dgor, A A
goldsmith 90, Reeder & Dsv.s: " X Rysn @ Z
,brandiot, AQuackenousb. ID Haselton, Mantouo
GO. Pioneer 20 operative Association, j ii Eason
Bro % Il Pi ffer, WAGNER & Monseo., and e r
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Macon hlnrisot.
south ca,onna ,.a,,roao

consigness per soutn CaioIIna. tta,lronu
August 81 and September I. aS"''
10i bales Cotton, 90 baios Domestics. 0s bales
Rags 654 sacks Grain. l60 sscks Flour 100 bbls
Flour. l03 bb!s Naval s,ores, u boxes Tobacco q
care wood. cars Lumber, cars Stayes oar stock.
10 ha'ro1d Agent Olaciu, & witte, q collin. Gold.
smith Son, D O'Neili. .Stenhouse g. Co. Prin.
R G.e; I'D pssaqssnre. Kitkpatritk wiite. PeIzer.
J Aiken co. Dowlina & co, Reeder Eayis q;
" WiItams 80. Frost & Adg I, Claghorn, Horrine
g 20. Knobelooh Email, canipsea co, ana J
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Havana Market

HAVANA, August 29.-SUoAE.-rhe cxDorts for
600 boxes: tho Uni,ed hiaies 1000 boxes: STOCK In
warehouse at Havana AID Matauzas 90I OOo I,oras
limited owing 10 the scarcity OF classes ocmansea
Ior shipment, and the market closed hrmor ut SKA
fens a per arr obo for Nos 10 and Ia Dutch sta-
hrm e,1a7 reals per nIroSoo
active; iGr TO good 700 refnne 71lss reais por ur.obo
mlum; ON Paris 2Na3Jz per cent premium on
Onied States IL gold. CD days sight 4ha6 per cent
premium, and short sight 6,s per cent GO days'
sight, currcaoy. 20z per cent discount; short sgh,
1S7< per cent. discount.
per ibid. of molasses TO southern aud Eortser,
pors "a o9ao e0 to Falmouth aud orders SO, per ton
snpp.ng IN porms9 .ips % brias and schooners
ness at par, ona at ~ discount lor gold.
Providence Print md Cloth Market.
WEEK ENprSo August 25.-Tho market fs ormor
With n slight advance IN prices. Tho following arc
the saes: aHo pieces 56x8o 7lfc; al coo do a, .si
she; 2iooo do aiIsi sxe. IotS IL 900 pieces ''A''
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, August 81 81-Iuarrs11sx-Is In
ias request, and receips moagre; sales OF 400 hbIs
srrnIrs TunrENrINE Market uuchanaed. H d. and
rules stea ); s,ies OF l8o bbs ut 3ac and 90 bbis
tHs a9;,r Z; paesagesl sas l ss ss'se per snilop:
81 Toll as forNo2 -"
TAR-ei bb!s sod at 50 40 per Dbl.
CoTroN-One small 10. sold at 82, for Inv mill
ding. = 80 AZ" ''
Macon Mnriket.
MACON. Auaust a0.-corros-The sales TODAY
amount to 0i bales; receipts I9e bales: sbipnc-t ~
loa o'!es The sales for the week sim mp 2o8 bales;
receipts 2o2 balss; shipments 1877 bales; middIinRs
are quote at SOC There Is q good demand-stock on
hand light. All the high grades are readily taken
up Low grades hard OF sale.
MAcoH COTTON sTATEMRsr
Stock Eeptember Isl, 1868 .., I a,a
Received this wcek, q. .,... go
Received previously. y............... 6y.e52-5s 9oi
Shipped this week 1877
Shipped previously ................. 6e.s6s-Goobs
s'osk on h'nd.... -. ,.......r.. l74
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s1AsFonpv1LLI, PUTNAM COUNTY. Oct. I, 1eC7
Dr.. o. q. ProphtH-Dear sir--lhis IS to certify
that have used your hiue Pills for The last ten
spgle instance With them. They nlWsys break the
chills tho first day that they given. can recon.
have found and they leave no bad effects follow.
ing them, as Quipiuo. 30 - -
Yours respectfully. A. WRSTnKOoR
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The Crescent says: "On Monday nio bt va had
ct p ons rain which was much needtd. late
corn was suffering. also sweet potatoes and
tnrnips. II lie thought that about hnlf orop
OF corn has been made IN this disirict The
extraordinary dryness Of the summer has
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Marine Mfps.

Fort of Cknrieston. Sept:r e
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Z PcTSAM COUNTY. Ga. September %, 1869.
Dr. o. $. Prophin-sr-I have used for the Iasi
two ycars in my family your Livor Medicine, your
Paan XIII It and your Female Topic, aud hive no
fears In saying that they tbo bost medicines have
ever used for the Liver ant stomas Nburs'go and
hhtumattc sMtctons. Headache, Collie, and psins Oh
medicines so long. l. cheerfniH recommend them TO
Any aid every one, and 70 al that Afflicted as tie
which they ate recommended. 30. 81 .f'- -
Yours respectfully, 2 JANRs XRIaHc
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DIR. PROPHITT's sFEMAifdTUNrc.
This Medicine, With i,s Isssooates. ID gssts and
males alone 40 liable. il q ,asd aa eSSeiieht BE.
vehtatise of Esfvnhs Difsdnefsa OF Nervous Dis.
s,as 4aa II ssnss s.sas s,s Or o
throushout the systenp..asEp1 bi'9 so rts iN.y
All Of the sboga Mcdiptnea sold by prusGists snd
KfIehahis senets!ly ,hf0q shSut The outhWes, &.
= ED. s. BURNTiAM, ~
/. SGtS Wholcsals Gn9 Rsts,i AksntIss u ;et
No. al Kirs-stres'i tnssxl lGsihouu.h "a
!. r, saf,3i Charleston, g. O. ~.
PREPARED opIy'by Dn. o,1sa apR0pHITI. d,
: April lC e stuthsmos coyipgtoh, Ga. !,
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HEoKKR's FARIsA forms agreeable light nuritive
food superior article for puddings and ellies and is
highly recommended by physicians for inyalids and chill
dFen. Sold by all groeers
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DIED.

DAVlS-At Riverton, y. j., on the evening of the I'D
instant, aged 10 years. RE ELLA E., only daughter of
Lemuel H. and the late Rebecca X Davis -
Her young friends and the relatives and friends
family are invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of her uncle George Lee, W. corner OF Frank
the 26th instant II O'clock without further notice In,
terment at Laurel Hill.
HARRISON the I'D instant, ELLEN S. wife of
George j. Harris, in the 26th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family the mem.
6ers OF Martha Washington Home COmnuninn No. q the
Female Temperance Beneficial Assocationp No i3 are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from resi-.
dence of Lawrence Bennett No. Washington avenue
on Thursday, the 9th instant. at o'clock.
WESTCOATT.-AtM Mlyile, N. j., May %, AARON S.
WESTCOATT in his 47th year.
His reatives and friends are requested to attend his
stant at IL o'clock, without further notice.
WHTTTON.-0f pneumonia the oath instant, Mr.
JOHN WHITTON in the 54th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
COnshohocken, Thursday morning the 9th
slant at 10 O'clock Funeral services Roxborough Bap-
tist Church at l o'clock p NJ.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
DEPUTY ouARrERMAsrER-G GENERALs oFFIcE,

DEPUTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, !
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May %, 1869
Proposals will be received at this office until IL M.
on WEDNESDAY, June 22 1869, at which time they
will be opened for the delivery in this city OF Sixteen
Q6) Cavalry Horses subject to the usual inspection.
The Horses must be OF bay color. sound in all
respects well broken in full flesh and good condi-
ton from fifteen Q5) to sixteen Q6) hands high
from five (5 to nine (9) years old, and well adapted
in every way to cavalry purposes.
Bids will be subject to the action OF the Quarter
master General before being accepted.
The Horses must be delivered within ten Q0) days
from the date of acceptance OF any proposal.
Payment to he made on completion OF contract, OF
as soon thereafter as funds are received for that pu
Proposals to he sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Cavalry Horses" and addressed to the under
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaste and Breyet Major
General T. s. Army. oSo Ot
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GnovER a BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines.
No 7sO Ohesnut street
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CARPETINGs, MArr1Nes, Erc-The sale of Carpetinss.
Mattngs, etc. has been unavodaby postponed until
Thursday morning, when it will positively take place
Scotts Art Gallery No 1000 Chestnut street This will
afford splendid opportunity housekeepers and others
to obtain good article at reasonable cost and in guam.
titles to suit.
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CIOARS.
TO CIGAR RUYERs.

Fresh importations OF Havana Cigars. in bond M.
duty paid. Large assortment, offered in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, viz. ::
"MARIANA RITA"
High grade Vuelta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles Low
prices compared with imported cigars A fair triad
will prove their merits.
FRA DIAVOLO."
Lower priced than the mariana Rita three styles;
excellent cigars.
"FLEUR DE LYS," 'LoUIS DOR"
and other brands all copyrighted; each OF highest
! grade in its respective class
All of our Havana leaf we import direct and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars which are offered regularly by many respecta-
BILE dealers although some irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as OF our make.
We offer these cigars in lots TO suit purchasers
They can be prontably retaled at prices forty pes
cent less than imported cigars will give equal sais
faction, and should be tried, without prejudice nv
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost
S. FUGUET 4 SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers
bls 96trp No 29s South FRONT Street.
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CARD FROM wANAMAKER & BRowH
now THE FACTS TELL
READ AMI SrrAK orr
COM, SEE, AND Bg CONVINCED
ar THE DEMAND has nerer been qrog, for stges
KIFTI men are kept busy cutting. =,
some from fre in The morning until
WAx1NAkER & BRowx,..
Sc. CORNER or SLTTR AND MARRET STREETS
~ OWE THOUSAND HANDS are constantly occupied
'T;GTsii T2S1M4HEE fEhSF & SqSRS S%SFS, Fyls,' day.
& coaxrn E 6F ST& a4EsEsT b S52TaG 1EkEG 1SE2 h2ET
sF~ INNS NAVE BEEN RUNNING FOR WEEKS,
specially goods for our sales This
i, @e ,say ioe get choice and durable
THE POPULAR CLoTRING HOUSE,
THE coRNER OF 1xr4 AND NJ" MaRKEr 4Gh1 STREETS
~ ENORMOUS SALES cause us to make Enormous
Purchases, and This giues MS great a'i
rantgges IN buying, and zee can afford
WINAN1KER d BROWN
TIE CHEAPEST CL9THLNG % T HOUSE
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MaREEr Si STREETS.
sr~ MODERATE PRICES FOR ereygtniog is our UyiL.
TERABLE RULE, 10, hoO much ,ec
ca" get, but how CHEAP zee car sell
WHNHAAKER BRoww.
OAK HALL,
THE CHEAPEST CLOTRTSG HOUSE,
the CORNER or SLrTH AND MARKET STREETS
~ OUR Spring STOCK though sales hare been uery
large, Is still Usry COJTPLETE.
WANAMAKER G BROWN,
THE Ia RGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
THE CORNER or STITH AND MARKET STREETS
~ orr BorS7 AND YOUrHS' STOCK is ,oond,rt1,,,y
cell assorted and is kept on The FIRST
FLOOR
WANAHARER CE BROWN,
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
THE CORNER or SLTTH AND MARKET STREETS
VI ALL OUR PRICES loioer by 25 per cent than The
goods sold elseohere
WANAMAKER E BROWN
THE LARG EST CLOTHING HOUSE
OAK HALL,
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PERSONAL.

A PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR
"A Duplicate Certificate No 1873. name Of FOES P9E
New Loan January l. 1885 Original pat ip hTs VS. Rich
mOnd, Va, IN 1866 Balm bRO;t
43OftU3m PoCtsRQ9th. Va
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HATS AND OAPs.

m. WARBURTONs IMPROVED VRNTT-
04lAted aAd fitting Dress Hats (pAtentel n nj, e.
deer " the Pest QeaVa S@SS @aSSN
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS YourH's, AND Boys SPRING CLoTHISG.-A fine
Essoren of choice goods, IN store and reoeriHq
Saly also a choice selection Of goods ia e piece 70 Be made
,ip 20 order ia the best style.
HALE WAY BETWEEN BEEsETT q Co.,
Sirth Streets) 5ls MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
eso0 RIM Navy
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AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW "

JEwEIRY, Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South Second
has the largest and most attractive o
ne Jewelry and Sverware in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
American Western Watches in all varieties and At all
prices his is to result in pleasure and
profit.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms, by
o. F. DAVIS. No. $40 Chestnut street.
LAY FOR THE SEASON.
In meadows green daisies seen,
Smiling at melting strawberries;
Nature is gay this genial May
But men have crimes and robberies
The spring may charm, and summer warm
The soul that loves the beautiful
Yet while live, will villains give
Vexation to the dutiful.
What shall be done with such a shun
The paths of honest rectitudey
To lock them in don't seem TO thin
The soamps as we expect it would
Then look them out beyond doubt,
With MARvISs Safe, the SPHERICAL;
Our light lay may better lay
Before both lay and clerical
Fire and Burglar Safes sold by MARVIN Co..
No. 72l Chestnut street
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THOSE UNIFORMS.

THOSE UNIFORMS.
The letter-oarriers Of this oity
Have been deceived, obi what pity
II they had bought their clothes from Stokes
They'd have been served like other folks
But such, alasl not the case;
And now they look with dolefu fac,
Into their pocket books, and say
$500
HAs-FLowN-AWAY
But how or where they do not know
Yet for IL they have naught 10 show
They examine their uniforms with care.
But rtot-5'90-is not there.
Take good advice kind gentiefolks,
And buy your Clothing all from Stokes,
No S24 OHIsNUT STREET
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-25
MARRIED.

HENRY-CH1PPS-On February L. by Rev. L. p
Honberger, MIR. JOSEPH +. HENRY to Miss EMILY @.
CHIPPS all of this city
JoNEs-POWEL-On April 25, at the Parsonage of
Front Street NJ E. Church No. 0l3 N Front street, by
Rev y; w. Shippers, Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES to Miss
ELLIE =. Pow ELL, all of this city
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

Tea SwINDLERs.-Appleton's Journal makes
the following charge against certain New York tea
houses:
Within few years q large number of tea COM
panies have sprung up In the city, which claim to
import direct from China, to furnish superior
article at reduced rates. and which advertise large.
y all over the country. One street is fairly lined
for considerable distance with them. We are
assured by those claiming to know, that several Of
these tea establishments are organized frauds upon
the people that they use the leaves ofthe Cameha,
which so closely resemble genuine tea that they
are frequently mistaken for them by botanists
that they largely import and palm off upon pur-
chasers Chinese lie tea )" that they use the leaves
of ash, plum, and other trees, and miugle them
with good tea and, furthermore, that they re-dry
and color genuine tea leaves that have once been
used, or have been damaged by water, &c. There
is one of these companies which, we are told, does
nothing else but purchase damaged cargoes or
chests Of tea, and then dries it on the roofs Of
tain buildings not thousand miles from where
we are now sitting. The drying process having
been completed, small quantity of a superior ar
ticle is added to the damaged in order to give fla
vor and it is then done up in packages for distri-
button all over the country. Those who are &C
customed to patronize these tea establishments
would certainly do we'll to analyze and test the
quality of the article which is dispensed to them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20
HI. F.. ADICKES.

GLYCERINE SOAP,
'GUGAR, Coffee, Corn, Meal and Bacon, for sale
- by II. F. ADICkES.
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