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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-24

ANOTHER DOSE OF PEsTILENCE.-
Among the passengers on the steamer
Japan, on Tuesday, were H. Chinese
women and girls. whose morals are the
same as the great majority of heir class
who have preceded them. Immediately
upon their debarkatlon about 70 of them
were hudjled in Que corner OF the dock
and line drawn across TO prevent the
sterner sex from SEEING them. They
were subsequently marched up to FIVE
cars, chartered especially for the pur-
pose of carrying them, and taken to the
Globe Hotel, on Jackson street, fare %
cents per head While passing up the
wharf to the cars, they gave uumIstak-
able signs of their depravity. The ret
of the women were taken to their desti.
nation in wagons, ia many instances by
persons WHO express great disgust for
the race and throw stones AZ them from
behind fences, yet " no are willing to be
eandwiched between two ugly Celestial
females, on the narrow seat of an eX-
press wagon for paltrv sum. Who
were these women consigned to?-S. +
Bulletin, 229.
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SALE OF MINE-We hear of a sale
of mine on Babylon Hill, to parties
in New York, for $50, 900. The claim
sold is the Bro her Conover, and is very
highly esteemed by all who know it.
The selling parties have agreed to re
ceive the money in New York in thirty
lays, or no sale. 1t is now stated that
if the New Workers fail to carry out
their agreement, there are parties here
who stand ready TO take the mine OF a
material advance on the New York Of
fer.-lnland Empire, 2lat.
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The EmGGNIA FIRENEN-The Gold
Hill News of last evening says of the
invitation to the rival Ere engine com
panies to visit Carson for trial Of
their relative ability, that No. IS
boys tell US that they will play IS
anyway and anywhere they may pro-
pose"
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DEATH OF BLAzE.-Jonn Barry, bet
ter known as :" old Blaze" 50 long
stage agent in Nevada, California, died
in that place July ID. He was - Il
fellow of infinite j-sr; of most excel
lent fancy Ii All the Grol. and conf
cal things he ever SAID were published &,
the book woHii put to shame half the
works OF modern humorous writers.
He was given to drawing conclusions
such aS no one else could think of, aud
in repartee he was wonderful. As a
specImeut Of his whole life we will re-
produce, Is GEAR as we can, the scene,
that trans pired between him and James
Hayworth on final settlement. Hay
worth was President of the California
Stage Company, aud Blaze was the
Compauy's ageut at Nevada. Hay
worth said: Blaze" you have over
drawn your account to the amount Of
sixteen hundred dollars. 10 cons ulting
with the company directors, they in
structed me 10 say to you tina. in CON
sideration of yonr long and faithful
service they would throw oil half the
amount and be satisfied ii you would
refund eight hundred dollars. This
was Blaze opportunity. Reaching over
he took and wrung Heyworlh : hand,
and in broken utgerance, exclaimed,
:. Mr.. Hayworth, the magnanimIty Of
the company almost overcomes me, but
in consideration of the length of time
you have kept me employed, and TO
show yon that 20 id stage company
that ever existed can excel me in
magnanimity. | viii throw off the
other half and call it square with
them - Hayworth gave it up. May
the flowers grow green over poor Blaze
Inland Empire, 2OA.
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THERE will be mass in the Catholic
Church on next Sunday at II O'Clock
a. m. After his sermon in English,
Father Mevil will preach to the French
speaking congregation.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

A slight sprinkle, brisk breeze and
cool atmosphere were very refreshing,
last evening, after another hot day
which sent the mercury up to $1,000.
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NOTICE..

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
u of William p. Joy deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment to William Patterson,
who is authorized to receive and receipt for the
same. ANNA JOY,
Administrative Of said estate.
Carson City, June 2lst, 1869. ~
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No THEATRICAL PERFoRMANCE To-
NIGHT.-Mr Garter & Co, arrived here
las, night, and apparently did not like
the prospect. Accordingly himself and
troupe took the stage for Reno, follow
ing in the footsteps of their iluslrious
agent, wto had twenty -four hours the
start of them
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Do you want the very latest Eastern
publications You viii find Harper's
Magazine Tor August, Leslie's IIlustra-
Ted Newspaper, Harper's Weekly, and
the New York Ledger-the last three of
to-day's date-the Police Gazette, APP
pleton's Journal, etc, at the Carson
News Depot. We are indebted to Mr..
Fox for copies of the above.
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Drugs, @btmIeaIs, Gtf.
DIX. HIcn AUS
COL DEN RENE EDIES

ASK FOB NO oTHRR, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you Will eaye time. health aud money.
$1,000 REWARD for any csse of disease in any
stage which they fsil to cure.
Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. / cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper CoIored
BIotches soreness Of tho Scalp. bcrofua &c is the
greatest Renoyator, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all diseases from tho system aud
leaves the blood purG and healthy.
DR.. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN PAI.SAM No. 2 cures
Mercuria1 Affections, Rheumatism in all its forms
whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme
dfate relief In oil cases. No dieling necessary,
have thousands OF Certificates proving tho miracu
lous cures effected by these Hemedies. Price OF
either No. or No. O. So per bottle, two bottles fol
DR.. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTR, q safe. spec
dy. pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De-
ragements, accompanied With full directions Price
$3 per bottle.
isdtcal euro for Nervous General Debility In oil
or young; imPartng energy With wonder full ehec
Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF prico these Remedies will be shippe
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all corre
dents None genuine without the nsmo of "Dr.
RIOHAU'5 GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. b. RICHARD, !,
Sole Proprietor" blown In glass OF bottles.
Address d. II. RICHARDS.
No. 228 Varick-strcet, New York
Office Hours from Q A. NJ. to 9 p. II.
Circulars sent. ~ July 8
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.EMPERoR,s ILLNESS
The Opinion OF an Expert.

Max schlesinger, celebrated Vienna
an, says, in communication published
papers of that city, in regard to the ILL
tho Emperor Napoleon:
disease with which the Emperor Napo-
Affected, in the first place. is prostatiLis,
q morbid change or the prostate, q
ituated in tho lower part Of the abdo-
The enlargement Of that gland-and
exactly the moi bid sYmptom-prevcnts
lssion OF uripe.. 1t may, as general
be regarded as the consequence Of
Il indiscretions. Now, Mt an advanced
ro.tatitis can not be eosily cured,
b usually no immediate dsnger is con-
With it. On the other hand, the disease
painful ono; strict diet and perfect
llity are indisponsably necessary. When
'stata is enlarged, the patient cannot
out intense pain, Lying down is oom.
'Iy most agreeable to him. Driving ia
10 questions; no physician will daro to
such o patient TO the shaking of car
Eever smooth the pavement may be:
ng on horseback iB likewise not to Be
prostatitis. as is the case with tho
rNapoieon, has once become . chronic
there is NO system generally ackuowl-
.od under the circumstances. Only pal
.an bs applied. Some physicians pre-.
.pid baths, others suppostories; that
~, small balls Of cocoa butter with
which arc driven IN, &c. Medical
has not yet discovered q radical
ard to the report that neither Nelaton
rd were able to ascertain the precise
rof the disease OF the bladder, from
hs Emperor is suffering, and that O
aysician succeeded in making cor.
'nosis, DR.. Scblesingcr says:
O disease Of the bladder is mentioned,
rally think frat Of stone. Tliis dis
ich is mentioned already IN the Scrip
Id for which tho physicians OF the
ms and Greeks already tried to f1ud
can be healed radically only BY means
,oration. In former times lithotomy
rmed, an operation OF extreme dam
w.a-days. whenever ii is practicable,
icians try TO crush tho stones. An in
!, o sort OF forceps, is introduced into
lerfwhere it catches the stone, closes,
Ding 30, crushes 1t.
hyRicians assert that this operation
y dangerous when the patients have
institution and are able 10 bear a
of pain. Celebrated physicians have
performed it with perfect Success cess
her hapd.t chills, faiRting Hts, 10,
,pesr sonne timo after the etones have
he'd. AZ al events, the operation
the patient exceedingly for . time.
ases the .pstant reooyers, but very
Sthese cb'lls and fainnne fits arc
,uts sforerunners OF doath:- SuotJ. Il I
was the case With King. Leopold the
elgium. In the case OF tho Rmpe.
ION. who is not yet o very aged man,
he has not lied Jess licentiously
ord Cupid, tan- operation may effsoE
3ut the reverse rnust likewise be
In this very serious disease.
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ConsiEnees % per souin Cnl oiina Hattroad
September as, n

Consignees per souin Cnl DINA Itatlroao
September 4s,, >, - ~
7e1 bales Cotton. IS bales DGmcsfos ias bbis Ma.
val Btores 16o bbls Flour, cara Wood car Stsck.
Cohen. Hspetel + 90, JB PHnsls, Frost & -AdscY, q
Z Walter CO. Thdrston Il Hoimes, Brodie q 90, j
q " Williams co. Csmps<n 4 Co, q " siecens. "
Roach & co, Wagner. stewart 4 Go, Downing q Co;
A. stin.. Mowfy Co. VIC Bee 4 Go. Dukes :
--4- -aioG., ala--p ~ sf'Ct
ConnRnoes por. r.,Nsstheasterps II . tlroad
an ssPteMbor 49, :. T. az.
FIJI bales Cotton, Boxes Tobacco bbis Fiour. Mdss.
DO. 70 RayepslA Ypln,As. ,Pslsor, 1odeers a 10.
~ Little, Reeder e DAVIS, b AIKEN & Do, bum.
ner, hsahefN " DAlsainn u. .os. q folllp, J Ba.
dali Doctsfy1!afotry'AiCofK = KifapkfH u WRtc!s
's.seSc Rss = &c gsSss Aaser. ea,dssn soss W q
SS;si ehieas as4'ss. S.sa's SsssSsr' sna 8 4,
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Markets by Telegraph.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September 28-Noon.-Oonsols 92X.
Bonds SAN. Red Western wheat 9s. Lard tbs Cd.
IIvBRPooL, September 28-Noon.-Cotton steady;
uplsnds 121<a12Hd; Orleans 121sal2Hd; sales 5000
bales.
Afternoon.-Yarns and fabrics duller at Manches-
ter. Sales will reach 10. 600 bales.
Eyening.-Cotton firm; uplands l2xsl2,id; Or.
leans 12<s19Kd; sales 1o0 600 bales, OF which 5000
bales were for speculation and export. Naval stores
dull.
PAnIs. September 2s.-Bourse firm. Rentes 7Of
16c.
HKynE, September 2s.-Cotton active both on the
spot and sfoat
Evening.-cotton closed .eady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yonn, September 2S-Noon.-S Stocks a IT.
tic nrmcr and q more confident tone is observable.
The gold bo,rd adjourned TIL tomorrow. Gold on
tho street 3Os9sc. Money 7c. Sterling, long g.;
short 81. Cotton dropping at 2skc. 1urpentine
4aai3Nc. Rosn dull; common 81. 25; Strained
So SAX.
EVening.-Cotton heavy and lower; sales $500
bales at 25Jsc. Flour heavy; buperfne State IS S5a
05; common TO fair extra Southern Sc 35se rs.
Wheat heavy and 1a2c lower; winter rel Western
81 44a 81; Illinois 81 35a1 421s; white Michigan 81
6la1 76. Corn lu2o lowe; mixed Western 81 O3a
o.. Mess pork heavy ut sS1 26a31 80. closing with
sellers ut $50 10, cash. Lard heavy at 1SxalsHc.
Groceries quiet. Naval stores unchanged. Freights
declining. '62's 20. soulherns heavy; Tenncssecs.
new cay; Virg,nIns 53hi 5S; aeorgias 80;
North Carolnas 451i; new A; LouisiaDaa 63a65;
levces 6lA Au0i.
BALTIMORE, scpten ber 2s.-Cot,on nomiual.
Flour fa,o buyers. Wheat dull and heavy; choice
red 81 5ta1 55. Corn dull. Mess pork firm. Bu.
con active; shoulders 17a174c. whiskey in fair de-
mand ut ST 1oa1 20.
CNcnysATI, September 2e.-whiikey unsettled
at 81 10. Mess PORK hrm at s32. Lard held at lsc.
Bacon sroog; shoulders l6Isc; clear sides 20c; all
the clear rib sides the market havc been taken
at 2oc..
ST LOUIE, September o8.-whiskcy 81 Is. Moss
pork sS2a32 90. Bacon irm; shoulders 1oaic; sides
l9a1a2oc.
LoU1svnLE, September 20 Mess pork $50 60a3S.
Bacon. shoulders l7c; clear rib sides 2o<c; clear
sides 2oISe. whiskey 81 lG.
WILMINGTON, september 2s-Spirits turpentine
steady. Rosin stsndy; No 81 80. Crude turpen.
tine 81 5oa3. Tar 50 90. Cotton steady; low mid.
ding 25Isc; IniddlIng 26c.
AUGUSTA. September 2s-cotton opened firm with
fair demsnd of 26,lc but closed dull at 26o sales
500 bales; receipts 600 balce.
SAVANNAH, September 2s.-Receipts 1868 balee;
exports 2e3s; sales 500 bales; market quiet with
downward tendency; middlings 26xo.
NOZZLE. september 2s.-Cotton closed quiet,
sales 1900 bales mddHngs 25t<a26Hc; receipts 600;
exports 738.
NEW ORL1kss, September 2s.-Cotton lower at
28ko; sales 2690 bales; receipts s69. Gold SsaS4.
Sterling nominal. New York sight exchange Hak
discount. .l-v s-
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Charleston Cotton, Rioc and Naval
m

Charleston Cotton, Nfoe and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening. september 2e. !
CoTToF.-1here was a steady inquiry for the
staple during much Of the day, prices being nrm and
well maintained Gales about $50 bales: at "a; at
2iK; % at 2b; 16 at ASKS 10 ut 26; 81 26k 6l at
26x; 1os at 26 80 at 2s; Ga at 2e<; IS at 20 sic;
81 at 26H; ut 26xi 81 at 27. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. IA @26X
Low middling... ....2ox@-
hiuohnR..... 30 tuZOA
6trict MludLlnB-. .IoHD-
RIcE.-The offering stock being light, the market
firm. Sales 80 terces OF clean Carolns, classed
good 10 common prime, at exc. q fb.
NAVAL sToREs.-The market was quiet, and no
transactions took place.
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LIST OF VEsSEhs
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS F0h

LIST OF VESBEhs
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS F0hT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Duke Of Wellington, Allen, snlled. Sept 1
BrHsh bark Dalkeith, Langwill sailed. August 10
The Homborsund, Nelson, np........... August Is
DOMEs'Tt
boston.
Ship Ellen southard. -. up.............. ~ ~
Bark Ktmball. Lincoln, up. .Eept 40
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, up. sept 10
Schr Grnce Grdler, Smith. cleared. Sept 10
RocxPoRT, NE.
schr rs vd Talbot. Amsbury, cleared Sept l6
KEW YORK.
Steamship Champion. lockwood, cleared. Sept as
Steamship Sarasosss, Hydor, cleared Sept 20
Brig Mary Frances, Francis, Sept 10
Bchr Jesste L Leach ohlds cleared. .......sept IL
schr Rtdgewood, Derrctson, cleared .......sept 20
schr A Cranmer, Craumer. cleared Sept IL
Schr B Hawkins, Wyatt, Sept as
PHILADELPHIA. lt
Steamship Prolnetheus, Gray Cleared. Sept 2S
6chr Thomas Booz, 6omers, up. Sept Al
Brig Mary Dana. o'Neil, Sept 25
:. BALTIMORE.
Schr Wenonah Mitchell, up................ Sept as
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Cotton Gins, Gtr.

n H Is . L MS
COTTON GINNING MILLS,
VEST END IRA Stirred
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND
Gin Sea Island and Upland Cotton at the old rates Of
tolls ceua per pound for Sea Islands, cents per
pound for Uplands, ginned by "Gullett Gin."
CHISOLM BROTHERS,
Commission Merchants,
Sept fmw1no Adger's Wharf.
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Qommtrrial.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James AdRer-29 baes
Sea Island leland Cotton, 1016 bales Upland Cot
ton, o. bbls Rosin. as casks Clay, 80 bales Yarn,
81 packages hundries. Per steamship deor-
gia-3 bags Sea Island Cotton. ss9 bales Upland
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ilence, silence nnd leave us still,
Ere yet thy tale be done.
hough pale with doubt with horror chill,
The im,ge of tho eun:
he world that reels beneath our feet,
The forms Of things that from us fee,
Mt wait until our lips repeat
Barth's malediction upon thee.s
ee thou ihyself Ay. winged with fear.
.ck to the stor my ocean. hear
~ mother curse thee: '.By tho night
And this aveneins sun. and me
10 eldest, and not lees Id might.
Now to tbyself terror bel
Il watched by fear. and worn by flight,
.ou start from sleep, and hiss with fright.
all the furies latest born.
th all their fury, hate and aeorn;
cursed inheritrl1 Of strife,
dster-teiror, sprung to life
I'm dire Medusa's blood-for thee,
rtal like her. zee. I sec
bright steel CLEAN, and drops that fall
on my bosom. and appa'l
,hideous train of fear and pain.
gons, Rrinnyes, that remain.
dy the strong-the weak to hound
hphaptons, while my sui, goes round.
rest OF this stropbe has NO foundation
With this exception tho ode, though r
nd nmpli6ed with poetic freedom. fs faith
pirit Of the original. For giving one OF
sisters and inseparable companions Of
~ the bissing locks Of Bodula, and c
her to be Demo, "Ihe Ierri6er," the tra
responsible. {.
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plantation yitters.

plautatiOu gitters.
eLon1ovs cHANoE
THAT ANY slck MAN SURVIVED :. THE
treatment Of afty years 20. must be considered
proof that human beings arc very hard to kill.
The lancet, calomel canthardies aud drastic pur.
gatives were thea the order Of the day. TheI phy.
sican played into the hands Of the apo,hecary and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
nosn aud night with prostrating medicines We
i've in moro rational aud conscientious era. The
emDOrtance q 1r.fn Tn, tee
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are me. with ToNIcs
that rally tic vita, powers and enable them to dc.
feat the enemy. ohlef among these allies of Nature
In its battles with sickucas. is
PLANTATION BITTERS.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is tho sheet.
anchor OF the feeble and debiHa.ed. As a cordial
fox tl,o
stomachcs. As a remedy for the nervous weakness
to which tho tender especially subject. it Is
superseding every other stimulaut and nervine.
In all climates. tropical temperate or frigId its acts
as a specific in every species OF disorder witch un.
der1nines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever H is introduced 1t be-
comes standard article-a medicinal staple. Drug.
ssts although their profit upon It is small. end 1t
absolutely ssary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries. and for which nobody will
eaccpt substitute. tits to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as IT
advertised, its beat aIversemont is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows its use. Every bottle
Unlike other stimulants It braces and foriaes the
system without exciting undue cerebral actor.
The cheering enec, which ity produces, upon 'tbs
-. !. % g.rlij.2 RI. EteTf y ii,tcl -GE
49, .'-srT::. f,.i 9 II & i8l 7. So
mind |, no, momentar5, bu. permanent. There is
no .us.sqden. asprss.'on. It doe, not j. T The
10 ~ e: .1 - mh. " irlG yil
case with ali other stimuli eqss. craving 19. !.
|sho tatFTTJ g1E II
citant' On the other hand. = s0o:he' and calms
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 27.-TuRPEsTNE-No
receipts or sales reported.
spIn1Ts 1unPEsInk-Is o shsde lower, with sales
OF 2o3 bb,s at sxs&oc per gallon.
RoRrN-k3A bols changed hands at 81 90 for
strained. .'-+r3 ~
TAR-No sales
co4roK-70 bales sold at 95xo for low middlng g
and 26c for middling.
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lermans, heretofore Republicans.
0 Democrntic ticket in Pennsylyania
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DE ca II E Full
WHAT MEDICINES
you ia KE

WHEN you AREExHAUsTED BY oyERwoRK
Of head or hand. and feel the need OF something In
yiaorating. don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating
thing, whether under tho OF Bitters othor.
wiso. such articles give just as much strength to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimuantB are
Injurious to Ncryu health. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
DOdd's Nervine and Invig0ratOr
is o TONIC aud GENTLE aTINULANr which Is
NOT attended ny REACTION. What Il gains for
you II manalns. when 1t re freshta body or mind,
It refehhes with natural strength that comes stay.
We arc not recommending teeio,nem IN the interest
OF any faction; 6ut long pnd extended observation
recuperation. VIII find, no kceps at IT, that he
is kindlinR q fro in hia ZONES which will consume
like the fsmcH OF perdion. Turn from H. Take n
tonic thnt will refresh and not destroy. DODD's
NERViSE is for pa;e by NIL Drugpists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos june 25
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Chor tzu phofkyas.

1.oM ooErnE-AN oryEDNo TO THE MEMORY OF
BYRON.
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Montgomery Market. -
MONrGoMERY. September 25-The cotton mar.
ket Ia arm ut 2Ac to day for low niddlings; others
nominal
wRRKLY sTATENxNr.
Stock ON hand September let, 1860. bales. 1856
Received past Weeh. ....S,909
Received prev ..6'lSo-s,lbs
Shipped past week. ek......................2,4 .2,491
Shipped previously. 3,s676, ,948
Stock on hand Friday night. Sept ~. 'ss.... 2s47
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS Of various a,.e.
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS. SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. of all sizes
HORSE Pow ERs AND GIN GEARING. from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power. Saw md Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description,
made TO order g.. .-.s. .,,
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INas. eRATINas.
czsrERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS. dc, dc.
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
MA CHINIS1 AND UNDER.
No. 3lA MEETINGS -sTREET.
CHAaLEsToN S. G.
AuguH mws