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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-08-26
SeasOnabIe HINTS to Fancy Farmers.


The Commercial Bulletin gifts off the fol
lowing happy hits to fancy farmers:
To have your fields well dressed you must
sow as large a breadth as possible. A grain
of foresight in this matter will insure a sight
of grain in harvest.
A man may fleece his sheep but not his
land. The farmers game is e give and take y
1t is not lazy farmer who takes to his bed
in the morning and stays till night-if the
bed is in the garden.
Ploughshares are the best investment-the
dividends are sure in the fall.
Fawning is not commendable, but there is
no objection to currying favor with ones own
cattle.
The best motto for dcaliog in stock is
never sell short.
1t is sheer nonsense to shear your sheep too
early; take off your own and focks overcoats
at the same time a
Now is the time for farmers to mend their
ways-highways and byways.
Kitchen gardens should be under picket
guard the fowls will come up to the scratch
if the farmers don't
Fences should be locked to- Defense of
crops is often staked on a single post.
Raise all you can. Raise the mortgage on
your farm if you possibly can.
Thorough cultivation is essential. The
more harrow in pains you take, the better off
you will be in the end
It is better to spend an hour liz hanging
loose doors and gates, than in hanging round
shops and SALOONS.
Its better to whitcwash your own walls
than to backcn your neighbours character.
Dull days may be spent in practising den
tistry on your rakes and harrows.
If any one .chcws,, let him spend his tobac-
co money for the benefit of &C gregarincs in
the back hair of his colts and calves.
A little SCOT from the chimneys will suit |
carly cucumbers and nonvsut the bugs
The woman question is he rich? p
Men Of stTon.s atlaehme t-Sherff3
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House-F'urnishipg Goods,

House, finishing Goods,
selected with great care to suit the wants Of this
Market, the larger portion having been imported
by us direct We are enabled to offer Goods in
our line as low as any Re Packing House in any
of the larger Northern cities, and guarantee to
duplicate any bill purchased in Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, or New York. i,
In consequence Of increased facilities, and to
meet the large increase in our business we have
had to obtain larger Sales Rooms and having
purchased the Stock of Messrs. Butler g. Son, we
have taken the large and splendid Store lately
occupied by them, No, 1907 Main Street, Eagle
Square. ea
We are now opening and receiving our Spring
Stock, which will be foundlarger land more com
plete than any offered in this Market since the
war. We invite o call from Merchants and Deal
ers, assuring them that can fill all Orders at
lowest prices and on the best terms.
Mr. Edward B. Taylor, for many years connec-
ted with George F. Sumner g. Co., and lately with
Messrs. Gary and Wilson, can be found at our
House, and will be pleased to see his friends
Call and see
may e-6m KELLOGG s. GIBsoN.
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Richmond Advertisements.


thinner s. Co..
II ~4-s- Wholesale Manufacturers of
AMERICAN, FRENCH and ITALIAN
CONFECTIONERY, ~
and Dealers in FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Fruits,
No. 1913 Main Street,
Nearly opposite the Old Market,
RICHMOND, VA.
HIGHLY FLAvORED
VEGETABLE VERMIFUGE F
CONNECTIONS,
{ The most Pleasant, Safe and Efectual WORM
DESTROYER ever discovered.
This remedy contains nauseous ingredients,
andfor its Pleasant Flavor children will love it
better than any other yet discovered.
No diet or purgative is required
ZIMMER & CO.,
Manufacturers,
~ No. 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
~ For sale by Eichelberger s. Fultz
NAV 6-69 " /
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IMPORTERS. AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE

IMPORTERS. AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE
GOODS, FLY-NETTs, HOG SKINS, SHEEP
SKINS, STREAMING WEBS, LINEN
HORSE COVERS, SADDLE CLOTHS,
HORSE BRUSHES, CURRY
COMBS & CURRYING CARDS,
FINE AND COMMON RIDING
BRIDES, (English,)
English, German and American GIRTH WEBS,
Best quality saddler's TACKs, HARNESS
XII. MOUNTINGS, of all kinds and
qualities Patent steam bent Panel
Tor solid back)
M BUGGY SEATS.
These are the cheapest panel seat made and
require ne ironing.
Superior Quality
Spoixes, Hubs, .Axieg, Springs, and
VssrmfsEses.
SORAIDE AND SILVER LINED MOUNTINGs.'
sslyer-Eslated & Woosaes, stirrups.
Mcclellan Saddle Trees Sherman Saddle Trees,
Jenifer &c I" Buena Vista g g
Morgan GO &c Mexican &c g
Utah &C &c Ladies' &C sf
Hope g {" Somerset g g
Spanish :. Mems Plain g q
In fact, We keep every article in the line, and
in large quantities. We have, also, a heapy stock
($50,OG0) Of
4Aa CAIGfSlAGG GOODo,
Enamelled Canvass, Dash, Patent and Collar and
Enamelled Leather, Springs, Axles, Bolts, Fell
loes, Hubs, Spokes, Shafts, Damasks, Farnishcs,
&C., Sc, in fact everything in the line.
We give personal attention to our stock, and
attend upon our customers in person.
Our English and French Goods are of our own
direct Importation
Dey- Orders by Mail carefully filed.
MACKENZIE BROTHERS,
may 20-69 1y BALTIMORE
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-08-26

CURIOUS AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON
Three elopements in one night! just think
Of it Madame Chicago look to your au-
rels The Fourth Ward of this city wears
the belt in that respect Last night, clerk
in one Of our Government offices went to his
boarding house, not thousand miles from
Fifth street, expecting to find his slippers
and dressing gown to be nicely spread out on
the easy chair by the beautiful yet somewhat
Eighty partner Of his bosom-and what did
he find An empty room and nary a dress
ing-grown or slipper. The landlady told
him that his darling had gone out with gay
Lothario who wears a long beard and ma
CAESAR oiled locks, and that she had left
note for him. Frantically he seized it
"Alas, have found congenial soul-Fare-
well, my duck ever of thou" He tainted,
and such was the intensity Of feeling express
ed in his countenance that theatrical man
ager who happened to be called in has cnga-
ged him to play Hamlet at 81 900 (gold( per
night during the coming season.
In other sections Of the above ward two
Opponents occurred during the past three
days-one, fair wife of fifty with a hoary-
headed old coon of sixty ; another, a golden
haired widow of twenty-five with somebody
else's husband. Can Chicago oeat this time
The Fourth Ward will give her one hundred
yards in the mile and then get away with her
In addition to the above interesting and
pleasant incidents, we will state that the hand
some, genial, and gallant arbiter of quarrcls
in said ward (Justice Walter) has during the
past week settled about fifteen Jars, where
the husband either thrashed the wife or the
wife the husband, and ''wice versa" as Sam
Weller pcrtinently remarked. Go it, Fourth
Ward Hurrah for progress ! Washington
Erprcss.
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The ROumanian Girl Show.

Visitors to London, 'ays the Ncu", have
been rather astonished by our Baby Show !;
but what shall we say to the annual fair for
marriageable young girls? Such show took
place on the 18th and 18th of this month,
and is an immemorial custom among the Rou7
manians. As the time for the fair approach
es, the fathers whose children are marriageable
collect what they can afford as a dowry.-
Whatever this consists of, it is packed, if
possible, into cart or carriage, and on the
appointed day they all--father, children and
chattels-start for some trysting place, gener-
ally chosen among the western mountains of
Pennsylvania When the fair is open, the
fathers climb to the top of their carriages and
shout with the whole power of their lungs,
[ have daughter to marry. Who wants a
wife 2" The call is answered by some other
parent who has a son he is anxious to pair
off. The two parents compare notes, and if
the marriage portion is satisfactory, the treaty
is there and then concluded. The young man
takes possession of his wife with all her goods
and chattels, and drives off therrily If, on
the other hand, the match is not equal, or for
some other reason unsatisfactory the parents
begin to cry their live merchandise once more.
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANAS.
GAS RAILROAD.

(N AND AFTER SUNDAY, May 2, 1869,
~ one daily passenger train will run
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBUKG. con-
meeting at GORDONSVILLE with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covington Va
Spring; at LYNCHBURG for WEST and SOUTH
WEST, and at WASHINGTON for the NORTH
and NORTHWEST.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at 60 a. NJ, and Al
exandrla at 7.20 a. m. arriving at Lynchbure at
LAO p. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 900 a. NJ, arrive at Alex
andrla at 25 p m, and at Washington at 100
p. m. 1-ct 45 81. 80 -
Passengers for MANASSAS. BRANCH willleave
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at 415 p.
M, arriving at Harrisonburg at 2.35 a. m, leave
Harrisonburg at 200 a. M, arriving at Alcxan-
drla at 10. 80 p. m. This train makes close con-
nectons at Manassas Junction. with movements
on the main line, greatly facilitating intercourse
between the lower Valley and Richmond, Lynch
burg, &c. 1q.4 f-a.t
Passengers from Washington and Alexandria to
Winchester Middleburg, Capon Springs, &C.,
willfind good connections by this route.
INSTRUMENTATION Train viii leave Alexandria
daily, Sunday excepted, 4. Is p. m and arrive at
Warrenton 7.15 p. m,
J. NJ. DROADUS,
May II General Ticket Accent
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VIZ SIRONGER TESTIMONY2
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl
vania writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March IS, 1867
lind 8: Hollands German Bitters % is good
tonic, useful in diseas .SAYs es of the digestive
organs,s and of great ~ benefit In cases of
debility and want of nervous action in the sys
TEN. Yours, truly, G. W. WOODWARD
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ihe woman question--'is he rich p
Men Of stTon.y attaehme t--Sheritfs
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Is composed Of pure juices Cor, as they are me-
dicinally termed, extracts) of Roots, Herbs and
Banks, making a preparation highly eoncentra-
ted and entirely free from alcoholic admixture Of
apu Kind
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint, except gradual
declination of bodily ~ strength and nervous
energy will find in i. the BIrrERs roUN-
TAIN of VITALITY and vIGoR, as refreshing and
exhilarating as pool in the desert to the sand
scorched and fainting travellers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
Boston Market.

BOSTON, November 10.-CoFFRE.-Thc market
for coffee remains In the same quiet state prcvl.
ylously noticed and transactions have been con-
fined to small lots. Java ranges from 22lsa231c.
gold, IN bags and pockets; and Rio at l5al7c per
ID, gold. Prices OF ST. Domingo continue quite
nominal.
COTToN.-Tberc has been dull feeling for cot
ton throughout the week. and prices have cnsetl
OF little, manufacturers purchasing only In
small lots. We quote ordinary at 24a247.c; good
ordinary at 25a2jJ1c; low middng mt 25Hn26c,
middlin9 as 26a261 &c per lb inc:lling nplans and
Gulf. To arrive, sales have bcen made at some
concessions from these figures and tho market nc
tho close Ia dull and tends downward. Our stock
fs still quite reduced, III most OF the rcccipis arc
on account Of manufacturers.
DoMRSDGE.-C0ttOn goods arc dull. and In wool
lens there Is no Improvement. Business does not
como mp to expectation, and the goods selling
nre nt nnsati sfactOry prices
GUNNY BhGS-The market Is quiet but firm for
gunny bags Mt 16xal7Nc currency.
GuHHY CI9rIf.-rhls article Is dull and the sales
have been confined to small lots Mt 2oc currency;
and 200 bales In bond nj 7Nc gold. Domestic bag.
cling has been selling at 23Ea24 q yard.
HAY-Therc have been further sales Of Eastern
and Northern at Sl5n25 p ton, as to quality and
choice lois ut same advance.
NAVAL SToRRs.-In spirits turpentIne there have
been sales OF 100 bills mt 48 la40c q gallon. Tar is
ceiling at vS3 25a3 37is q iibi. In rosin snles of
400 bb!s No CAT 81 76a2 SIX =. gallon. In pitch
no transactions.
RfCE.-rhere have been further sales OF Carolina
at sHas3ic, and RanEoon nj 7>la71sc p ID.
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Markets by Telegraph.
roDrrr,N- ,fanrr,rc


LONDON, November l3 = Noon.-Consols e3h.
Bonds s3A. Sugar steady for both on the spot
and afioat. Tallow 46s Cd.
ILyERrooI., November 13-Noon.-Cotton steady;
uplands 117Ea1l1kd; Orleans 11Sa11Hd sales
10000 bales. Corn 39s6d.
Evcning.-Cotton closed dull; quotations un-
changed; sales 5000 bales.
PARIS, November 13.-Doursc quiet. Rentcs
71r 47c.
HAvRE November 13-Noon.-C Cotton opens
quiet for both OH the spot and aloat; low mid
ding nfloat Mt If 3lc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, November -Noon.-Stocks unset
tied, with disposition towards lower rates.
Money 0aI. Sterling, long .; short 9M. Gold
263<. Tcnnessecs eX-coupon, co; new 32h; Vir-
ginlas, ex-coupon, so; new 53A; Louisianas,
old 06; new 60; Levccs 5eIs; cghts o21I; Alaba-
ma 1ves GO; Georgia skies ny; seycns 90; North
Caronas, Old 451s; new 372<; South Carolinas,
new O5A. Flour dropping. Wheat unchanged.
Corn dull and heavy. Mess pork quiet and firm
at $50 25. Lard quiet. Cotton quiet and nrm at
25c. Turpentinc firm. Rosin quiet. Frcg III 9
dull.
Evening.-Moncy easy at 5a7. Bank statement
more favorable than expected; loans decrease
over sl,5OO,ooO; specie increase over Sl,5oo,coo;
circulation increase nearly s25oo0 deposits in
$1,00O,o00. Sterling shadc hrmer. Gold 26sia
2ezs; exports OF gold $4,000. Governments
strong; SiXty-two's 152Ial5H; Southcrns stcauy.
Stocks quiet and unsettled. Cotton quiet and
firm; sales Of 2400 bales at CSC Flour favors buy
ers; supcrflne State s5a5 25 Wheat less active;
winter red and amber Western 81 3Sal Al. Corn
unchanged. Whskcy firmer at 81 05nl Oe. Beef
steady. Mess pork irIner at $50 SO. Lard a
shade nrmer. Naval stores quiet Groceries dull
and lower.
CINCINNATI, November 13.-Corn wanted hut
scarce; car ssc. Whiskcy firm mt 81. Mess pork
held at s3l. Lard in fair demand; Kettle II.
ST. LOUIS November l3 Corn advancing;
choice yellow soc; white 95a9S. Whskcy scarce
and higher ut 81 o. Mess pork, jObbng sales,
new $29. Bacon, shoulders 16}zc; clear Sides 2oc.
LOUISVILLE November 13-Corn steady 1T S5c.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork $780, Bacon, shoul-
dcrs 1G1sc clear sides 2oc. Lard 171Sc, Whis-
key 97c.
WILMINGTON, November 13.-Sprits turpcntlnc
firm at 42Hc. R0sin steady at 81 55n4. Crude
turpentine 81 05a3. Tar unchanged, Cotton
steady
AUGUSTA, November 1a.-Cotton active and in
demand all day; prices improved fully &c; mid
ding 23c; sales 572 bales; receipts AIT bales
SAvANSAM, November l3.-cotton, receipts 36lo
bales; exports 1917 bales; sales 200 bnlcs; mid
ding a2t&c market firm.
MOBILE, November 13-Cot.on, demand fair;
stock on sale light; market, closed quiet ut inside
rates; sales 500 bales; middling e31zaa32<c; re-
cefpts 1858 bales; exports 44G2 bales.
EHw ORLEANS, November 13.-Cotton nrmcr at
137<a23zI cents; sales $3.50 bales; receipts 1850
bales; exports 1858 bales. Gold 2GX. Sterling
37A. New York sight u discount.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New York-D
Sttz, = Brown, ] IIarrell, J Prltchard Miss AZ
Sinnott, and ID in stceragc
Per steamship Sarag0ssa, from New York-C II
Groves and lady, Mrs Slater and daughter. Miss
Mary Finney, u BELL. lady and sister, w Ferris,
Mrs NJ Williams = Walsh, J Batchclor, $ IIarri-
son, + Brooks, A hlcock, u Williams Ii Brnbce,
z L. Dubois, Lewis, q q Hives, y Hutchinson Al
Davis, Hurt, Il Tiller. w Barton, Keeser, Is ]
Maybury, q Doyle, G Donovan, Prtcharl, II
Webber, Hunt, Carpenter, A Carpenter, J
Guest, and . in Stccragc.
Per steamer Dictator, from palatka, via Jack.
sonyilie, Fcrnan,linn and savannah-Mrs San.
chez, Miss Ferguson Mr. Hare, \ GamIncil and
lady, Gammcil, + Singleton, J g Haskell, N o
Tilton, lady and son, Gordon, Darling. Miss
Reach, Mr. Beach and lady, Mrs Griniths, A Y Co.
redo, and on deck.
Per steamer Pilot boy, from Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton IIead-J Bellies, " s II Ogle-
by, y Rotam, Hayward, Miss Hayward Mas.
ter Hayward, g ii Wright, Col W Elliott, a S Dav-
enport, ID a jennings, j Il MatIhewcs, DIR st j
Ravcnel, ana 40 on deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto, Rockville
&c-Mrs O Bailey and two servants Miss + Bcrlln,
Major 9 Berlin. J DeForrest, J 4 Guy, w S Murray,
j. N Whalcy, n Whaley, Master l. Bailey, and
10 on deck.
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PORT CLI LEND Ic
MARINE NEWS.
EsToN, NOVEMBER
ARRIVED SATURDAY.


Schr Fawn. Kelley, philadelphia-5 days. Coal
To The Master, Budd & Blake, and II I' Baker CO.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck from Savannah, via
mdse andsuntires. To ] DAikcn & CO, RE Mcli.
champ, Al Jones, IS Edwards, Kanapaux & Con
1aIsao 1ales, i ssabrSSoE, Eraser d Di Sioncy,
A @ 8, Nacuar, Williams & Parker, Mrs W Rave
mel, W Il Harrison. q II Iioppock Mrs FJ Porchcr
Express Company, II II Baker. ] A Ensiow & co.
C II Wright, Is Adams, II l. Toomcr, ) Adgcr &
SIoop Ellen. from Cooper River 1000 bushels
rough rice, 2 bags upland cotton. TO Recder &
Received from ChIsom's Mlll-5o ,icrces rice.
To Chs0lin Bros, aud w Bee & CO.
Received from West Point Mill. lG tlerces rice.
To Ravcncl Il co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
=, Steamship saragossa: Ryder, New York-left
hhrens 4 Co. ibsoilmann Bros " II Bird < CO. 4 +
Chapcau d Hebron, II COba & CO, Cohen, IIanckc
co. Cameron, l,arklcy & co, ClacIus 8 wittc, II
"A r Caldwell, Crane I,oys,on 4 co. O ID Carr 4
Noise, drake, Furehgott Bros, 4 Foley, For
sythe, McComb CO. " Cnrney, II Gerdts L co, c
Wlneman 4 co, N A Hunt, Hart & co. J II Illlen
N dorsey & CO, IIugcr Itavcnel, Lyman &
co, Holmes lleesemann, Ilarrls, Holiness
BOOK store, JclfOrls & CO, Johnston, Crews & CO.
u Johnson, o + & a $ Johnson C l. Kornai
rsns u Klat.e K GO, Krictc Z CHAPMAN, Klinck.
Marion, Lailrey < Alexander, harsiiall ( Bro, q
Minor & CO, McLoy & Rice Menckc Muller, N
Mernaugh, Mantouo & co, Npchmann Il co, Neuf-
ville q lIannam, Northeastern Railroad Agent, ID
oNcill & son, North, Steele 4 Wardell, Ostendurlr
co, O'Ncill, u O'Neill, Palmetto Pioneer Coop
Perry, O = Pnnknln, J A rQuaokcnltlsh, ] Reils,
Russell, RiecGc i Schachio, llnOul Lynah,s VIM
! Roach CO. J Rcad;k CO. Shackelford Kelly,
| " SteGens Strauss 4 Vance. Stoli, Webb 4 co,
SecEendorr, w Shepherd, w Steele } r Taylor
| Evans Il Cogswell, W @ Whilden i CO, q W WI.
| llama 4 co, lt White, II White, Werner h QUICKER,
Wineber& JN n Wohltmann,J Wiley, Wieters.
sotr q y st'Skney, gooHs, New York; days.
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The Earl Of Derby.

withdrawing slow from those he loved so we'll
Autunin's pale morning saw him pass away;
iJnmarEct of NJ trunrcrs Calnier memories tell
How nobly Stanley lived No braver nume
CLOVIS In the golden roll OF all his sircs,
or all their peers. His WAS the heart thnt fires
The eloquent tongue, and Ills the eye whose aim
Alone half qucilcd his foe. lie struck for Power
(hnd power in England Is u herO's prizc)
Yet lie could throw 1t from him. Those whose
eyes
Sec not for tears remember in this hour
That he WAS Oft from Homer's page bcgullcl
To frame some "wOnter for Ghappy child.n
IiTrHch.
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GcorsetoW. 1urRet.

GEoRaEIoW.H., November lo,--c11ToN.-we
quote from g to Is cents per pound.
UoRN.-Ful supply; small lots at retail bringing
81 40 to 81 so per bushel.
TIMuER.-No sales to report. We quote from
to Is cents. according to quality.
TuRrESTISE.-Yirgn dip 81 Is; yellow dip 81 70;
scrapc or hard 81 20 to 81 GO per bbl OF $50 pounds
to The bbl.
SPIRITS TrRrESTfNE-Pcr gallon 41aA2 cents.
TAR-Pcr bill, retail, s..
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AS ELEGANT AssORTME.

j NJ IS a LII ANS,
noyio wsImo No. ae7 KING STREET.
A V TO Il
Once said if VIC only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there We should get
we'll served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
Tic ladies who desire tho latest styles Of fash.
iOnablc Head Dressing, Curls, Chgnons or
Iraids, Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable In
Adons attire, for Wigs,
| GO to NJ. "A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Cologncs,
Go to NJ. & 4. ASHTON.
| For Dladcm or Coronal Combs, all
Go TO n. Il a. ASHTON
Those who require the hest Extracts,
Go to n. & a. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
COMBS, 60 to NJ. & a. ASHTON.
or necessity all who require a good Tooth
Brush Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
| For genuine Tale dc ycnis, all must
Go 10 NJ. Il a. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regencrators, nearly all
Go TO NJ. & A. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
| following houses:
ffaf,S,3 f.aSi,s, hyslsn'aae' n'sSysoin,s nnailSyoi
| Cowdray's, : GosnclIs, g
| Piver, fSLowc & Sons lG
hsS'1'e HsaV Demarson, !sSs!sSi !sS!sSSais sonD
As also, Vents Goods In their line from every
! reputable manufacturer in the States,
Go TO NJ. & A. ASHTON,
No. 24o King street,
nevI Five doors from Market street.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, November 12.-CorroN-The mar
ket opened firm with fair demand at 22si to %
cents for midhling. The market continued firm
throughout the day, closing, without change.
salos 700 balcs; receipts 77s Saioa. Sales OF tho
week 3632 bales; receipts OF the week 1884 bales.
Stock on hand 973H balas.
FIoUR,-City Mills SO 76ase; at retail 81 per
barrel higher; country $7ass so, according to
duality. 40 sfl 30.
T. CoRN.-Market firm, stock light, ana demand
quote white 81 35al 40 from prime1rom depot.
WHRAT-Is very quiet. We quote white at 81 90
al 20; red 81 4ca1 60J amber $16onl 69,
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NonTIlEAsrgHS RAILROAD.

145 bales cotton, 46S bbls naval stores 10 bush
els rough rice, cars lumber, tobacco mdsc, Sc.
To J Marshall, Jr, ii MOuZ0n, ID Aiken It CO, +
w Emanuel, w Williams & co, Caldwell & Son,
pclzcr, Rodgers & co, w Ryan, Recder & Davis,
Gaillara d Mnot!. lIarrail 4 co, Kinsman & How
ell, q Borncr, Miss q Parker, MuntOuc e CO, j a
?nachen6"ah Frost & AdgGr. Graycley. Mowry
y co. kirknatrick Wntc, Graeser 4 Smith, \
Kendall, Laurcy g. Alexander. B a Wincbiirg, ID |,
Lazarus, Ravenel Is co, Johnston, Crews & co. NJ
II Cross, Il yelling, ID Ebaugh, and Railroad
Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
COMMERCIdL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

LIVgRrool,-Pcr bnrk a Is wyman-1I bags sea
island cotton, 26lG bales upland cotton.
NEW YOHK--Icr steamship CiInTpion-l2l0
bales upland cotton, 50 ticrccs rice, IA bnles yarn
% bags cotton seed, Al empty barrels, lOo barrels
oranges, &c packages sunurics.