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g.. DIR. SARGENT'S
BaGk-ACh6 Pills

Are never failing remedy for all disea-
ses ofthe Kidners s, Bladder, and Urinary
Organs, such as pains in the small of the
Back, Gravel, Dropsy, Incontinence of
Urine, Strangury, Inflammation of the
K idnsys, &c. ......-.. ....-. ..a..
~ Price FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
Sugars Coated. For sale by all druggists.
CAUTIoN.-Take no other medicine as
a substitute fer these Pills, but if your
druggist does not have them request
him to order them. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price.
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
GEORGE A. KELLY,
Wholesale Druggist, cor. Second Av:
and Wood st., Pittsburgh, -
For sale by JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati,
Ohio. maYl2 '69y1
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AGnNTA.

We to arrange with Agents, male or
female. to represent The American Shuts
sewing Machine, in each State. county,
and Town In the United States and Data.
fla. Extra inducements to Experienced O.
Agents. For full particulars. as TO Salary
or commission. address q. -.--, ~, -..,.,r
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aa1G. ", N. ANDREWS,
General Ae't. Det1oit. Mich.

, N. B.-For the benefit ofourAgentsl
have arranged with parties who hEv
Goods suitable forsewingS Machine Agent
to sell. We will send BOOK, OF SAM
PILES and full particulars on receipt of
one red stamp. Address g. V. N. AM
DREWS, ,GeneralAgent, Detroit, Mich
feblG69S1y
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BED BOTTOMS.
FOR RENT

THE RAWIE STORE ROOM
Il and CELLAR, on East Tuscarawas
street, heretofore used by Mrs. RaWie
for her confectionery store. 1t Is large
and eOmmodious and we'll situated. For
terms enquire Of --
MRS. RAWB.
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SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
George 7 Fort VI JIw Crsady.
By virtue Of q Yendi ExpoAas issued
from the court OF Commen Pleas Of Stark
county, and TO me directed, will offer
for sale, At public outcry, at the door of
the court house, Harter's Block, in the
city Of Canton, on 5000
SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1869,
the following described real estate, stu
ate in said county, to wit: Lot number
nineteen f19i In the town OF Freedom,
now Alliancr.
sale to commence at o'clock p. M,
terms cash.
r. A. DUNBAR,
ssptlW5. -- Rh0rih.
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STENCIL CUTTING.

-DoAD aCRAPERS, Farm Bells,
IL Oven ErOnts, and Castings Of sli
kinds. JOHN LAIRD q co.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
TOHN RABER,

TOHN RABER,
Notary Public
.-.. AND
IN s q R A N CE A G ENT
CANTON, OHIO,
Ohics-at the Stark County Trsasurers
Ohlce, will attend 10 drawing Gseds,
Mortgages, powers OF att0rney, make
contracts for passage to and from Eu-
rope At the 10 west rates, &c. He is also
Agent of the 'sGerman Fire Insurance
Company" OF Cleveland and other re-
sponsible Fire and Life Insurance cou-
panies. marriott
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TBAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route. -
BS- ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at al Principal Ticket Offices in
the West and Southwest.
L D. RUCKER, WIN. r. BARR,
Gent sup't A s. CIV. Div. GenI Pass. Ag't
mar3l '69
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The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches BRIN THE
WORLD ga accompany all night
trains on this Railway, ......
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New York-Mrs
] Evans, DR. Morrow aud two servants, Campbell,
Mrs Pearse aud servant U Hldreth, q 81 Mendy.
N Gurtey, NJ Gurrey and lady, NJ M0rroW,
Frees, Brown, q Mcdonald, Mrs Holmes and
daughter, Miss Jamison, j i Jamson, Miss Bio
dell, N Briscan o Campbell, Miss Gregcrte. McGor-
ity Robinson, y Terney, II McLayey. lady and
fye children. Robinson, a Page, Crane, W
Ford, L Hopkins, 81 Delano, Captain r Fl Tucker,
Master Wood, E A Weed, Maynth, Fitzpatrick,
Mrs Fitzpatrick, J A Green and lady. Green. Mrs
j Jordan, Youlio, Judge Logan, Harding, j Q
McIlvaine. J Shaw, C Beer, Mrs R O Maxwell and
servant Miss Sanders, MIR Harlin, Mrs Small.
Ho,, r NJ Hoe, C K hoe, ] Sanchez. Parson,
Mrs ManiRault Mrs kosalie Newman, Mrs Bar
reau, Mrs Giegorie, and 10 in storage.
Per steamship Saragossa. from New York; j
Forsyth. lady and child. Russell aud lady, Wet
ter and lady, G Williams, L ! thompson, Muir
ply, Woodruff, III L Whitmln, d Liienthal, o
o Wilson. IF Northrop, G n Morris Curin, Il
Zerniliger. Hahn. and Blackhersh.
Per steamer Dictator, from Paatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernapdina and Savannah-D NJ Cochrane,
Virgins. G FIR, es, D Okie. Denning, A Ste
vender Robinson A Page. ] b Mcdonald, A Hill
dreth, 81 Cranm Hopping, Curtis, @ Camp
bell, S Campbell. Miss A Campbell, NJ Curry and
wife, NJ Curry Mrs Pease, Miss Mary Zils,ron, DR.
Morrow and two servants, j Wallace, Campbell
and wife, Mrs Jencks and maid, Miss Jencks, MIR
Fogg, Miss Fogg. 6 MundY. Langdon, Mr. Will
son Bishop Wtghtman aud lady Major Aulden and
lady, MI Wilbur, wife and maid, Mrs Ferguson. d
NJ Cl,auncey. Mrs Il Mead ;, II Chauncov. Jr. Mr.
Munsol J Parsons. r Adams, C Snorl Ost.n-
doIf Mr. DeGrafenreid, Mr. Hull, L II Chisolm.
Rutledge, DR. NJ Kiug, Miss P Brown, and IL on
deck
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B welcb Walker, Evans Il cogsg,n, Wins, ana
Werner l. Ducker. Or the 23d, at 4.S0 NJ, passed
steamship Magnolia. bound NORM; o;oo ~ pA'''N
stelmship d Livingston, bound NORTH. r..,.o,,-
r;ile Fernandl2e md savannah, Mdse: &C. 10
D Aiken & Co, Willis 4 Chisolm NJ Goldsmith Son,
] B Torui, i O'Nein 4 Son, Boil mann BIOS
Brodus, Graveley, Abrahans son' 'en'
nings, S NJ, and " 4 Wharton.
Arrived Yesterday.
ctesnocr Marion. Foster. Santee 81 bales Upland
Cotton, AIdse, &c. TO John Ferguson, Kceler
Davis W c Dukes L Co. II Pringle. Pelzer, Rod-
oe & Co, j Marshall, Jr, F Meyer, j whey q Co'
Il Bi choff L Co. ] NJ Caldwell Sons, and Order.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-James
Adger & Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, New York.
Ship Pacific, Foss, Liverpool.
British bark Agra, Fillmore, Liverpool.
spanish brig Monjui h. Rieya, Barcelona.
spanish brig Florencia, Font, santander, Spain:
British brig Teresna, Ellis Port IL frea' or''ain
Schr Mary Ella Thomas, Providence.
Schr A Glover, Terry, Boston
Schr Hannah Little, Godfrey, Philadelphia.
Sailed Yesterday.
Brig Manzanillo, Magunc, Rockport, Me-
From this Port.
Steamship james Adger; Lockwood, New York April
schr Golden City, -, st JOHNS R. March a.
Schr Miurie. Smith, Jacksonville, Fla. Aprll 10: q
Schr Lucy M Collins, Collins, WAminSOon' ~
April o. Ito.
schr Watau2a, Lawrence, Wilmington, Z, April "a.
Up for this Port.
schr Sylvan, -, at Boston, April %.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship " Evcrman, Snyder, at Philadelphia,
April %.
Shipnevs by Telegraph.
Nrw YORK. April 25-The steamships Clyde and
ssvANNAH, April a. Arrived, steamship Virgo
from New York. ,.-..
Cicare steamships Huntsville and San Jacinto
for New York; Wyoming for Philad ephia; snip han-
nah Morris for Liverpool.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. cLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohi 4.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Royal Charlie, Anderson, sailed... March % .
The Clifton, =, up. Iarcb IA
MATASzAs.
British scbr Lion. McLcllin, ..,.March
DOMESTIC
BOSTON.
schr James Crocker, Currier, cleared April IL IL
Schr Sylvan, -, up....-....... ...'hprH :.
Few YORK.
Brig Redman, Redman, up. ..........A April 10
Sehr Arr,s Eye, Thompson cleared. ......Aprll IL
Schr Mary stow, Rankin, cleared. April "a
Schr N B Bramhall, stout. up.............Apr1l l6
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship W Everman. Snyder, cleared. April 22
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Ann Leland, Bennett, ceared...... ...Aprl 16
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Railroads.
GENERAL sUpER1NTENDENT's oFFIoE,l

CHARLESTON, 8. c., April Q, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL 1lTn, TIE
" PAssE..dER TRAINS of the South Ca-olns
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Chareston...... .............o. .o.5o d. N.
Connecting with trains for MONTGOMERY. Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anc
~ FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. a. NJ
Arrive at Soumsa ii Wmn zion and Manchester H.
road, anc Camden TnIp.
FOX CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. .9.uo A. 10
Arrive at Charleston. ....-- .......hlD +. ~
Leave Columbia .................7 40 a.
A-'-'' ~ AUGUSTA NIGHT EXpREss
tBuNDAYs ExcEPrEDi
Leave Charleston. L. Al
and n5d'fS lew " orleans. a1 v;s Grand junction.
Leave Augusta. r. y,
Arrive at Charleston. .s.O0 a. NJ
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS ExcEPTEDJ -
Leave Charleston. sos p. u.
Arrive Mt Columbia A. VI.
Connecting Sundays excepted) with Grcenrille and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. o9 H.
-,'''0 " sUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. -.3s6 r ".
Arrive at SummerVue. ...s.......... o.lu - n
Leave Summeryllle e...................7.lU ITO A. n.
Arr:yc at Charleston .8.25 A. u
CAMHEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbi. Passenger Trains on Mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvine.
Leave CQInQeQ. o. oo n. M
Arrive at Columbia. .llUU A. NJ.
Leave Colum ba. a................''".. ..". 2n r u.
Arrive at Capden P. IL.
sipned) II. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General Snpcrntan6rnt.
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savannah Market, Weekly Report.

SAVANNAH, april 22.-CoTToN.-At the close Of
our last weekly report we noticed dull and droop-
ing market for the staple; the week under review
presents to but repetition OF the fac produced
in our last circular. Indeed the small trade doing
has been at such irregular figures that it but re-
sumption t. eudeavor to give quotations as they
shou be given. The demand teipg limited, in con.
sequence Of the interrupted trade in the manufac-
turing districts of kurt Pc, has caused holders
TO place their stocks upon the market; all such lots
that were offered showing shade OF q margin were
taken buyers seeming anxious 70 do some business
before the close Of the season. Some sauguine hold
ers have held in very firmly but the decline gold
and an I'd off in liverpool has given at the close
aauiet and dull market We quote: Middiing 2T5 :;
low middlipg 2sh; good o, binary 25ha25A.
SRA IsL.AyDs-PartlY from pressure tor money,
ard partly from the lons-contuued depression in
Liverpool, giving no hope OF Improvement IN the
fine trade, there has teen q complete break down in
this market and the saes have been 10 ge tor the
week. As is usually the in sudden decl nes
prices have been very irregular and not attempting
to give quotations, We report sales of medium fine
F1oridae ut 81 to 600 and common to MEDIUM at 60
to 81 aud BIC 1ho finest Florihas, such were sold
At IS to 81 TO- ueld ut 8U these prices show
ing an irregular decline OF 20 to SOC the highest
point Of the seaeon.
1be receipts at this port since April 18th amount
to 6S77 bales upland aud l6 bales sea island. of
which 6695 W. SO received PER Central Railroad 657
bales upland and l3 bales island per Atlantl ana
Gulf RsiIroad from landings ou the Savannah
River and 16 bales u land and bales sea island
from Florida and the coast. The exports for The
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Marine Afws.
Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Saragossl, Ryder, New York-left
Wednesday, P NJ. Mdse. 10 ltavenel 4 co, D A
ANIME. W Armstrong. J E Adgcr l. co, ] d Aiken &
Co. Adams. Damon 4 co, J archer q Ahlrns. NJ
Booth, H Blschof * Co. Baker. Bart Wirth, Z
e2mish l. 20 Z Bales l. Co. Campsen Il Co "
Carrlngton Co, I NJ Cater, L l. Caldwell. l.
lhapin & Co, Courtenay. eau eron Barkley, w
Corw1n & Co, " II ,'lafe1 6; Co L Cohou 4 CO. d
Carr Co. c anc. B..ystou X Co. L hapman Fl A
Due, Cartmill. Hubeeon l. Co, Daily, Dowie
Noise, Due, Doug ass & Miller, A utort, Ed-er-
toO l. Richards, g Ellcrbc d y Fleming s co, A
SFreitas. Frost, Fogariie's Book House. For
reston, b Foley. talk 4 20. Gage & Co. @ Gold
stein, NJ Garhukle, iuemin, Goodrich, Vino
man Co. Glover, Ge:dts & Co. A Gardner, j
Hurkamp Co. N Eunt. Hat & &C, j II Hen,
Horsey johnson, Jetfnrds & Co, Jcnnl' g.,
Ihomlinson & Go, Johnston. Crews & Co, Klnck.
WickenburR T. Co. krietc Chapman. Knox, DAILY &
20. g Kerrison, kinsn al Bros. c J. Koruall ems, II
hlatte Co. Rresscl Jr. Kelly, LANCER. Leng-
nick & Sell. Laurey L AlcXandcc Mrs 1; NJ Mcclure,
D Mulkai. W Mcintosh. Mantou. & Co McLoy
& Rice. J G Minor 20. P Neitzior P lIcLyoy, $
Il Marshall. NJ Mar|.s, Niculann Berger. y RI !.
road Agent, North, Steele l. Wardcll, Murphy Mrs
Mary O'f ell. O'Neill * \, Ustcndorff 4 Co, D
PIu Co. Pringlc, Fame;to Cooperative Asso-
ciation C D Rupert. Ravepcl K Holines, j Read
Co. bisey Creighton j r X. venel. southern
Express Co II S'egfnc. Mrs & -tackley, Sc 'keu.
dorff 4 o stone, scott, & " tcticns. J shaw, ID II
>ilcox STEM! 4 Co. S;rallss, Vance & co. stoll.
Webb Co, I'll Steade-, Tay or & Co. w Irott.
J B osni Ulrriari, l. Carnsen E Stelling, IL
yolle-s. i II Wurhman l. Weiskopf, Weiton,
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SINE time have been 1854 bales upland and 639
bale sea island OF which 1910 bales upland and ?Sl
bales sea island we.e shipped to Lverpool $40 bales
upland were shipped to Hlvre; 976 bales upands
were shipped to cronstad IT'S bales upland and S53
bales sea islam were shipped to New York; 16O oaes
upland to Baltimore; 20V bales upland aud oaieS
sea island to Pniladelphia,
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Manchester Cotton Goods Market

MANCHESTER, April S.-The market for home
trade yarns has been dull aud only small business
has been done. there is no change in prices since
Friday, but sp;nners are very firm. In shipping
yarns better feeling pervades the market with
some disposition to operate for the Calcutta mar
ket and also for China. For most foreign markets
good business offers at 1<aAd per 10 below quota
lions; but spinners are not disposed to make con-
cessions. For cloth our market IS exceedingly
quiet, and there Is no change Of any Importance to
notice. Quotations are the same as on tuesday; but
been able to effect, there would perhaps be more
chance of obtaiuing concessions in price ifof
fers were made than formerly. Notwithstanding the
reports from IudiI Of more activity, aud In some
cases bi2ber prices. merchants buying for that mar
ket lack courage to operate aud but little business
has been done.
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad
Anril IL

bales Cotton, 1lG bbls Naval Stores, Lumber TO
bacco Mdee, &c. To Reeder & Davis, KiDCman &
Howell Mazycks L. Saltus, A A Goldsmith CO,
Marshall, Jr, Frost l. Adger, NJ Braisford. Pei.
zer. Rodgers Co, W Ryan, Ravenel Holmes,
| Follin, and Bollmann Bros.
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By HARRIET Phhse"N
If auy woman Of ns all,
II any woman of the street, e.u
po9ora r ihe Lord should pause and fall,
And with her long hair wipe his iee'--
ge whom with yearning hearts we love,
And fain wouli sec with human eyes,
Around our living pathway move,
And underneath our daily skies
The Maker OF the heavens and earth,
The Lord of life. the Lord OF death,
In whom the universe had birth,
But breathing Of our breath one breath
If any woman of the street
should meel, and with the lifted mesh
OF her long tresses wipe His feet,
And with her kisses kiss HIS flesh
How round that woman would We thron 6,
How willingly would clasp her hands
Fresh from that touch divine, and long
Tcgather up the twice bles: strands!
How eagerly with her would change
Our Idle innocence. nor heed
Her shameful memories and strange;
Could we bat also claim that deco
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from to
IL feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
r.,as, GRATINdS,
CLSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, dc,
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY,
MA CHINISI AND FO UND ER.
No. 314 MEET1NG-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
Aucuet3 mws
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EXPLOITS.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Champ.on-2} bags Sea
Leland Cotton. 76 bales Upland Cotton, 49 bales
Domesdcs 80 empty Barrels. Al packages sun
driee, ia packages Vegetables
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THE DAILY NEW s.
:HnSdclcIi.

nv HARRIET PRESCOTT aroFFoEp'
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ch.r,-.,or CATION and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
oFFIcE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
- CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, April "a.
- CoTToN.-This article continued depressed with
light demand and an easier tendency in prices, the
transactions being too limited 70 establish rates.
which were nominal sales about 10 bales, say II
.. q, 7s at27H, Sat 27h, Cat 27A, 4 at 2sc. We
quote:
Ordinary to good ordinary .-.....2G @26X
Low mfdonng. ........''''''.''-' o1S1SSo71+
Middling. ...... .S'|aS9-'s
By New York classification quote:
Mlddltng.. -@'|<Vv~o
RIcR-The market continued stagnant under the
disposition Of buyers only to operate at concessions
an previous figures. With no transactions quota
Hons are entirely nominal say com on to fair clean
Carolina at 7Xas, good s1Sas1c p ib'
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Markets by Telegraph.

-, FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. April -Noon.-Consols s3H. Bonds
soH.
I1yxnpoo1, April M-Noon.-cotton quiet up
lands l2; Orleans 12Ad: sales 5000. Western Hour
71s. Sd.
AHernoou.-Cotton closes dull. Beef 90s Bread.
stuxs unchanged.
- HAyns. April 2t-Cotton opens quiet and steady;
low mid,lling ahoat, 1f4sc.
DOMESTIC MARKETa-
New YoEK, April 2+--Noon.-Cotton opens quiet
At 2S1<a2s%c. The net receipts Of cotton for the
Heek were 1878 bales gross e4s0; exports to Great
Britain L. os1 to the Continent 1926; stock 702l1.
Net recaipts of the week at all the United States
orts n ls0; exports to Great Britain from all United
States ports 47.ls4; to the Continent 2S.06l. The
stock on hand and on shipboard not yet cleared ut
all United States ports il 26s $780, Sterling sN. Gold
c Ssh. Flour snd wheat duh and heavy. Corn 1c
better Pork quiet at ssl IS. Lard dull; steam 1sh
a18X. Turpentne 4sa49h. Rosin steady.
Evening Cotton duh and unchanged; sales 800
bales. Flour heavy aud irregular; tate superhne
s. 25a5 65. Wheat dull: Corn 1a2 better. Whiskey
more steady; Western 92 Pork S31 80. Lard steady.
unusually easy, and at lower rates than for long
timo closing at 2s3 on CALL with considerable trans
actions at quotations. Sterling quiet at s1saSS.
Gold ssKasSx.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-cottop % cents. Flour
auIl and iavors buyers. Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn duh; white 80; yellow IS. Oats firm; choice 7G
a7s. Rye steady. Provisions unchanged.
CrcnssA11, April 2i.-Mess pork held at s5l 20a
81 so; offered ssl. Bacon: shoulders 1s1; sides
173<, with no sales. Lard nomiuay unchans ed; no
demand.
WILMINGTON, April 24-spirits turpentine lower at
AK. Rosin s. 25asS sc Crude turpentne un-
changed. Tar 50 40. Cotton shade better at 261a
cents for low midding.
AUGUSTA, April 24.-cotton unchanged; middling
nomnally 2sc; sales 81 bales; receipts 1o4 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 24.-Cotlon quiet and steady;
sales $50 bales middling 271lc receipts s65 bales;
sxports-to Liverpool 1859 bales;- coastwise so7
bales.
NOZZLE, April 2A-Cotton dull and demand lin
ited: sales $50 bales. Low middng 2614a2sK cents.
Receipts 800 bales; no exports.
NEW ORLEANS, April A.-Cottcn-marset nomi-
nal; no demand; mddling 2sa2szc; sales $50 bales;
receipts 7ls bales; exports 5i16 bales Gold S4I.
gterlins A. New York sight u premium. Sugar
Gull; common s,ka1lo; prime 1870. Molasses-fer-
Inenting $50.
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Conslgnees per soutn carolina Kallroad

1ru uses oorruu IS fRsits R 16mesncs lya5 bushels
Grain % hhds sugar, FOG casks Clay 2cIrs Lumber.
10 Railroad Agent W Roach & Co, 4 W Arm
strong. Goldsmith son. W " Smith. Pelzer Rcd.
gers 90 T n W Devices. J Wiley & Co, Caldwell
& Son, Dukes & Co, G q Walter & 70, Kirkpatrick 4
witte u Williams & Co, Wiss, Thurstcn
Holmes J Pringle. " 4 Rv n, Khnck. Wicken-
berg l. Co, D O'Neil'. NJ Corwin Co, and L Tup-
per 4 Sons.
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Interior Cotton Markets.


NEWBRRRY, April 20.-Cotton firm at 251c.
UNION. April 2a-A few bales sold during the
week ct 25c.
MONTGOMERY, April 23.-cotton quiet at 25hc
for low middlings.
OHERAw, April 22-sales since last report 50
bales at 24a26k; market firm.
ORANGEBURG, April 23-Sales for the eek 80
bales, with downward tendency. We gu ,te: Ordl-
nary rs; low middHng 25a25A; middhng CSC.
MACON, April 93 The market continues quiet
holders firm; mddlIn2s 25hc nominal. eeeipts
bo day II bales; shipments 7S bales sales 81 ales
COLUMBUS, April 22-Market quiet, the demand
moderate and offering stock not heavy. Northern
niddlings 25c; low mi1dlings 253Sc. Warehouse
sales 254 bales; receipts o. bales
Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN. April 21-CoTToN.-No sales this
week. We qnote from 25 to 27c per ID.
CoRN-Prime white corn 81 l6 per bushel.
TlNBRR--Sales of 500 sticks at to 18c cash. Large
long timber In demand. Supply limited.
TURPfNrnE yellow dip So rs scrape or hard
81 as; virgin dip 81 per bb OF 2S0 lbs to the bol.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April 23.-TURpEST1NE-Isa
Shadehlgher. and quote sales OF sc bbls at 81 Is
for new virgin. So rs for yellow DIP and 81 10 for
hard, per $50 lbs.
Spirits lURrRNTISE-Is 6rmer. and the price has
advanced. Sales Of rs bbls at 44c and 100 bbls at
45c per gallon.
strained 81 90 for strained, 81 for No. l. and SIS %
for low pale.
TAR-Hss advanced Sc, and 12S bbls cold at SO 40
per Dbl.
Corrox-- fifteen bales changed hands at $50 for
low mddhng, and 26hc for middlhg.