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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

This Is to give notice, That the 2IIh day Of Feb
maya, D, lsjS, Warrant 10 Bankruptcy was is
.uad against the estate OF LASCKTON Il sIEsEBAUGH,
d the city Of WASH nglOn, OF said District. VIII
has been adiudged Bankrupt upon the petition
OF their creditors; that the paymants OF any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging to such
Baakrupts to them OF for their use, a1q the transfer
Of any property by them, are forbidden by Law ;
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said Bank .
rupts to prove their debts, and choose one or more
ass gnees Of their estate, will be held u Court
Of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the City Hall, in
the city OF Washington, before J, Sayles Brown,
Register, on the lIIh day Of April A. d. lstO, at
DAVID S. GoODING.
II U. g. Marshal Of u. G. as Messenger.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02
by JOHN b. WHEELER a. CO.,
ID AuCtiuneeTs,
u LDu,iana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streeLs. 0p pOslLe seatOn Hnn.e
EXECUTORS sALR OF THE VALUABLE M
PRQSED PRoLERTY ~ GE9RGET1WN, 2

EBkkGyyTE2RpR SAkS 9F THE SHAhARkE m
BY virtue Of the last u Of Alfred Lee, dee ased
which elnpIwer' the undersigned to sel and con.
&$ w "Pa a. 6ynS Ssa: td HSp YIN rqIS3
tie tsrn S Of sae viii se on ia a. dR ates ana
rms hereinafter mentioned, by publ c auction, In
each sale, thefolIewing valuable pr perry to settle
up the estate, so that each person In Interest shall
receive LlE or her respective portion In pursuance
oSMOSDAY, APR / %, lsn, AT , O'CLOCK
Lot mot numbersd) in BellI addition to George
town. fronting pne Rwgndrcd aud twenty, nine LlZl
the west side Of Mil street, eighty (sj feet on the
north side Of Poplar street, and ninety 1907 feet
story frame houses, onO Old two story brick and
one 9ld twoisiory frame houe. This lot will be
sold by subdivision to be shown on day OF sale,
Which VIII conform as HeaT as may be 10 front,
oNTUEsDAY, APRIL q, 1883. AT $50 O'CLOCK,
Sub Of lot NO6) one hullrel and six, In Beall
the dS Of Bt .rSs AID r IL 81 S SI
On the east side q Montgomery street. Improved
OK WEDNESDAY, dAIPHRlbb IS, ls,. AT 40
feet on the west side Of UroeH street, between bun:
n II S 5S't '''1
and one hundred and eighty, aye dsi,l Of EeSii's
additions to Georgetown, bounded AS follows. Be.
ginning at the southwest corner uf Bridge aud
uTsen streets, and running thence the south line
Of Bridge strRet west twenty -four cd feet til
south and paTGle with Green street ninety (0O) feet
to ten foot dc alley opening into Qrseg street
0Teen street, aud thence with The west line Of
Green street north ninety t9Jl feet to the place Of
beginaing, Improved by a large new twO-story
an basement Frame house,
TEENS OP SALE One third cash balance In equal
instalmepts at sig, o. twelve tl2l aud eighteen
(s) mOIthsI said balance 10 bear interest from day
Of sale, and to be sscurel by deed Of trust on the
premises,
One hundred dollars down on each piece O ( prop.
eTty when the same Is bid Of.
COnyeyancllg and stamps al purchaser or puT-
JNO. II, JOHNSON, Executor.
J, b. WHEELER 4 co. AuCts.
ap?.tl tStaF!
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

OCEAN MAILs.-The Senate Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads at their meeting
yesterday agreed unanimously to report a
bill based upon the excellent one introduced
by Senator Conkling, with an additional sec
ton in regard to the security to be taken by
the Postmaster General for the faithful per-
fermance of the contracts authorized to be
made under this bill. There are to be four
departures week, and the compensation is
limited to the postages. We hope this bill
will soon become law, and thus secure
lines Of American steamships.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

,lIe BANlkRUPTCY-T last amend.
sS melt Of the BANKRUPT Law provides that
10 go ocecdings commenced after the first day Of
9rrcay, 1850. no discharge .hall be granted To
de whose assets shall not be equal to fifty per
Geo Im OF the claims proved against his estate,
npon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
be of the law all poor debtors, for 1t further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
ply with certain conditions, receive their dis.
Cuargos, though they may have no assets Not
withstanding the provision, In view Of Its lmita-
tons and exceptions, debtors without assets are
sill applying for the benefit Of the law In all parts
u the country.
Persons in this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of its benefit, and who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are in
Guided In the terms Of tho Limitation. The sub
seriber will give Information on This subject a. ali
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
City Hall feb6
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Insurance.

PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
After the Payment OF One
Annual Premium.
ALI POLICIES POSITIVELY EoN.roRPBtrIsa.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Lifc
~ NO. 40 STREET.
Between fourtsenth and Fifteenth Streets,
flaw and Exchange BuildinGJ
WASHINGTON, D. O. ID
A careful examination Of our system cannot fall
e convince ~ who have exsmipsS the sn5iss, q
LII iHsSlsSs RESENT ssy.n
taRes tba are not offered elsewhers, especially in
the provisions Of forfeitnre made IN the Policy
by which no one can lose Policy or fail In ssour:
Ing portion Of their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes. pleasure IN asknowledginE the
hberal pst5onage with which the Company has
SnsuI Widows and e S s,snd d rssSs 10 &C:
knowledge our promptness In the payment OF dil
oar losses. The popularity Of our Company and
tpe large increase Of our business here may be
seen In The fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency little more than two
years, aud have made no noise about our large
g.tr9qags, yet we paid 70 the Corporation Of
VIII show, tsx On a larger Income than large
Al We ask is q careful examination OF our sys-
ten, and We feel satisfied We shall still have our
~ JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mhl0.eosm .Genetal ManaHer.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-02

DISPATCHES to the Navy Department re-
ceived yesterday state that the Shenandoah,
Capt, John c. Fcbiger, arrived at Cape
Town, Cape of Good Hope, January 20, on
her way to Boston from the AsatIc squad
ron, Some necessary repairs had to be ma de
there, which would be completed by the 10th
February. Capt F. thought he would reach
Boston by this date. Officers and crew in
the usual state of health. They W ould touch
at St. Helena only.
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IIY GREEN a. WILLIAMS,


Exc :VTaR,S SAL OF EAALuABLE PROPERTY
ny virtue Of the last will Of Alfred lee, de-
1T ceased, which empowers the undersigGed -
an self ant convey his real estate to carry out
I'LL tho provisions OF the will, and OF order OF
HJn. WIN Y. Purcell, Judge Of the Orphans
Court for Washington county, dated the 10Th q
March. lse9. prescribing the terms Of sale, will
sell, on MOSDAY. April 20. IS ., In front VI the
premises, at the hour OF clock, p, IN. by public
auction, tho subdivision Of lot numbered two, ta.)
in square numbered Ave hunI!e aud sixty, Is -
fronting forty eight tis) feet on strc. north aud
running back with that uniform width one hun
dred aud seventy i've U7jl feet to X street north,
improved by magnificent fOur-ulnry and base
ment Brick Mansion, containi ali the modern
couveniences, water, z =, &c largo stable and
csrriage-houSe. II y tne csn!re h9use Of Douglas
Row. aud hntned ately adj lining the late resistance
Of the President, now ow ned aud occupied by Gen
sherman. 1t is thought there Is no more desirable
property for private residence ia the District
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance In equal
instruments at six, o. twelve (2D aud eighteen llSl
moath; said balance to bear interest from date Of
sale, and TO be scared in deed Of trust on the
premises; ffi) down IN the property whe bid of
COnyeyauclug aud Stamp. At purchaser or puT-
chasers' cost JOHN II. JOHNSON,
Z ,ecutOr.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Anl-tl AuctiOupoFE
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New Advertisements.

EoR RENT THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
y on the second floor, and suitable for house.
keeping, with bath room and water closet. Gas
No. 9 Ingle Place, Capitol Hnl. ap26t'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28
NASBY.
GFrom the Toledo Blade.

[From the Toledo Blade1
THE CORNERS HAVE A DISCUSSION AS To
THE MATTER OF CARPET-BAGGERs- -
THE ENTIRE QUESTION GONE ovER-JoE
BIGLER, AS USUAL, KICKS OVER THE
BUCKET.
posr OFeIs CoNFRDRIT ROADS,
(Wich is in the State nv KentuckyD
May 10, 1863.
The presence NV Pollock, the Illinoy
store keeper, at the Corners, hez alluz bin
a source Nv oneasiness to the.old settlers
the bloc blooded chivalry, who hev alluz
bin born here, and who bev lived here
from time immemorial An Illinoyan by
birth, an Ablishnist by perfeshin, and a
Storekeeper by practis, he hez, from his
originel advent here, bin an onmitigated
thorn in the side Nv the Kentucklans wich
lives at the Corners, wich thorn hez
rankled and ranked, till it hez festered
and finally broke.
There are several reasons why he hez
bin onpopler. He credited the citizens NV
the Corners, on his first arrival, for sich
goods ez they needed, and he'd the i'm
poodence to insist upon pay. Deekin
Pogram in less than two months from the
openin wuz in debt suthin over hundred
dollars, and the wretch not only insisted
on payment, but absolootly sood him and
wood hey recovered the amount, he'd
Squire Gavitt, who wuz then Justis Nv the
Peace, ishood papers. Findin that the
officers Nv the law Nv the Corners would
not interfere in favor Nv disturber, he re-
foozed to sell another dollars wuth save
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28
poetrp.
MY LITTLE ONES.
By r. SCOTT.

NEVER a noise my little ones make,
Pattering through the hall;
Never bit of trouble they take,
Always within my call
MY littlefenes are, and oh so good,
Gathered about nay knee.
Harry would be a man, IL he could,
Though he is only three.
Benny, my eldest, my frst-born,
Still sitting on my lap,
Though he now dreams of the college hour,
And hoists his ready cap.
These are my little ones, ah so sweet
And. yet one more
He never has tried his little feet,
Never beyond the door.
Nestled close in my heart are all
Myquiet little ones;
Ever within my whispered call,
My ynoiseless little sons.
They play at ball on the oaken moor,
Many time and Oft;
Or steal behind through the open door
To kiss me soft.
My little ones in memory live,
All 20 quiet aud still;
Never bit of trouble they give,
They comeand go at will.
Come and go about my home
SO soft and still:
In my brain my little ones roam,
My heart they ill.
All about in happy places
Are my little ones:
But none may see the angel faces
OF my little sons.
-Redrtb and Home.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-28

THE following is an exact copy of a
promissory note dated at Concord, Nov.
20, 1888: For an Ole horse which I have
bought of Mr.. Isaac Dow, l promise to
paw him three dollars in wheat or -four at
cash price; but if the horse does not live
to get to Lebanon, and three days after he
gets there, am to give but two dollars
for the horse. Witness my hand"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
Exports Of thc Week.

FoRBIoS.
LIvERPooI-Per Norwegian bark Juvcnta-1loO
phatc. Per brig Shamrock balcs sca Island
cotton, 1902 bales upland cotton.
IlARBOR ISLAND, BAu-Per British schr RosalIc-
100 bbls n0ur l3 bags corn, IL bags peas, IL bDls
corn meal, 10000 shingles. ttc-- -cs rice, bb!s
onions, bbls grist.
PORT IN GULF OF MExIoo-Pcr schr Ada Amcs-
800 tierces rice.
A PORT IN GREAT BRITAis-Pcr British bark Cor
nucopla-7s5 Dbls spirits turpcntine. $40 c5!S
rosn.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship weyb0ssctt-lo52
bnics upland cott0n... Per steamship Mime
tonka-l010 bales upland cotton, 45 bags sea
bales domestirs. nnd sundrics.. Per steamship
Gulf Stream-iol bales upland cotton. Per
steamship Georgin- bags sea island cotton, 7A
bales upland cotton, SO ticrces rice, 72 barrels
oranges. Per steamship James hdgcr-Ss0
bales upland cotton, OIL bags sea island cotton, 9a
ticrccs rice, 81 bncs yarn, GO bbls oranges, 10
packages. Per steamship Manhattnn-S0 bugs
sea island cotton, 1o56 bales upland cotton, 60
terccs rice, 90 bales yarns and domcstIcs, 45 bbs
oranges 148 empty barrels, 43 packages suntlrics.
Per sclir Myrovcr-5l2 bales upland cotton,
200 bags cotton seed, box lead, cascs paint. 8
bnlcs paper shavngs.. Per British achr Ella
Ilowell-lnward Cargo. Per schr N w Smith
10000 feet timber, plank and boards.
5o8 bales cotton, 1G7 ticrcos rice 253 bbls rosn
IOcunUtisv ui Go, car springs IL gum sprlnrs
141 bales yarn, 60 casks clay, md sundry pack.
egcs.
rice, 464 bales upland cotton, 16 casks clay 90
tons pig lron Is hhds hides II bales hides 20 bbls
oranges, "a empty barrels. :. Per steamship Mary.
land -29o bales cotton, 164 tierccs rice, ID bales
waste. 10 bales yarn, 90 bbls oranges 10 casks
clay, 76 tons pig iron, Al packages hides marble
! &C.. Per schr IIcnrletta-25o tons Phosphate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
The stock OF the article In sight at the latest

Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the Nails, now $4,000 bales; same time 1908, no..
90 hales. Mlddlng uplands now l11d; then
ud.
1he arrivals at this port for the week have
hsen oo27 bales OF uplands and 37s bags OF sea
Alands and Floridas, against 1888 bales OF up
lands and $50 bags OF sea islands and Ploridas
40 week before, and $500 bales Of upiands and
:ds bales OF sea Islands and Foridas for the 1cek
last year. These supplies have arrived through the
fsrowing sources, say: or uplands, per South
carolina Railroad, s472 bales; per Northeastern
Railroad osS; Savannah Railroad 81; Georgetown,
q. O., lta; Edlsto 10; Florida &. or sea islands:
James Island %; Christ Church u; chIsolm's
Mn .; st. Andrews 0: Beaufort As; Northeastern
Railroad aS; Johns Island IS; Savannah Railroad
-; Edisto II; Wadmalaw &; Savannah 10; Florida
III bags.
Tho transactions and prices prevailing In this
narkot for tho week have been as follows. -,
On Friday, November s, the demand was mo.
serats with an easier tendency in prices; sales
400 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quot.
Cd at 3024; low middllng PAX; middhnR FAX,
and strict middllng 241lc q ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November 11-Noon.-Conso e3x
Bonds sax. Tallow 48s Q.
LIVERPOOL, November 11-Noon.-Cotton quiet
uplands 1lxd; Orleans l11d; sales 10000 bales
Corn 29s Sd. ~
Afternoon.-Cot dull. Lard firm at 7,s.
Bacon eTs Cd.
Evening.-Cotton dull; uplands- II Hd; Orleans
11ald; sales 10000 bales; fer export and specula
tion 1000 bales. Nayal stores quiet.
PARIS, November 1l.-Bourso opcns frm
hAVRB, November 1I.-Cotton opened nat; on
the spot II 42c; anoat II s2c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November i1-Noon.-Stocks dull
and unsettled. Money! Sterling, long o; Short
oH. Gold 20x. Sixty-two's, coupon, 1tx: Ten.
nessees, ex-coupon, 90; new 62X; virgInas, cx.
coupon, 6o54i new "a; Loulslanas old es; loyees.
Old 6oh; new 80; Alabama eIghts o.; nycs GO:
Georgia skies so; seyens COX; North Carolinas old
Al; new 3S. Flour fayors buyers. Wheat ashade
nrmer. Corn 1c better. Mess pork quiet at $40
7oa3o. Lard quiet. Cotton frmer at 2sc Tur.
pentine firm 47a47Gc. Rosln quiet; good strain.
ed 81 %. FreIghts dull.
Eycnir s.-co.ton closed quiet and droopinp:
salcs $500 bales at 25c. Flour slightly favored
buyers; supernne State $6as %; common to fair
extra Southern IS s6as 40. Wheat 1c better, with
moderate speculative donand; amber Michigan
at IL GOAL As; winter red Western 81 loa1 Al,
0orn shade better; mixed Western 81 oial o.
Pork firm at $50. Lard shade flrmer. Whskcy
steadicr, 81. Rice dull. Sugar steady. Cofree
moderately active. Holasses In moderate re.
quest. Turpentine I7a47Hc. Governments nrm.
'e2's l6H. southerns dull but steady. Money
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easier at Gar per cent, with liberal offerings. ster
ling dull at Q. Gold steady at 26x. Stocks gen.
orally unsettled.
BALTIhoKB, November l1.-Cotton nominuuy
at 24xc. Flour dull; quotations unchanged
wheat steady; prime to choice 81 33a1 3s. Corn
scarce and higher; white new eoas5c; old 81 o5.
Oats dull Mt 63assc. Rye dull and unchanged.
Ness pork and bacon quiet. Whiskey better
at 81 OF.
CINCINNATI, November 11.-Corn I'm good de-
mand and higher at s0as7. whiskcy dull; time
sales at 81; cash 97c. Provisions nominnlIy un-
changed. Mess pork $3l. Lard 10aI7xc.
ST. LOUIS, November 11.-Corn firm for the
better grades; yellow reached s4as5c. whIskey
nrmcr ut 81. Provisions dull. New mess pork
s2e Bacon, jobblng sales, clear Sides 2oc; shoul-
ders scarce; no sales. Lard heavy In kegs at
175ia1Sc.
LoUIsvILLs, November 11.-Corn s5c. Provi.
sions heavy. Mess pork $50. Bacon, shoulders
1oHc; clear aidcs zoe. Lard 17Nc. whIskcy csc.
WILMINGTON, November l1.-Spirits turrentine
nrmcr nt 4o%c Rosin quiet at 81 65 for strained.
Crude turpentinc steady 81 o5a2 S5 Tar steady
at 81. Nothing done In cotton.
AUGUSTA, November 11.-Cotton, market nrmcr
and more active; sales 7o9 bales; receipts TAI
bales; middling 22xa23c.
SAVANNAH, November 11.-Cotton, receipts 26oC
bales; exports $3.50 bales; sales 500 bales; mid
ding 23Nc; market very quiet.
MOBILE, November 11.-Cotten, sales 1900 bales
market opened active ut nc, and stiGcned to the
outside ratcs; closed quiet under unfavorabe &C
counts; middllng 23Na23xc; receipts So bales
exports ses bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November 11.-Ootton mode
ratcly active apd Hrmer at 23,sa234c; sales 53ot
bales; receipts 1902 baies; exports to Havana G.
bales. Sugar In good demand; fully fair 12Ht
i29<c yellow clarified 13kc. Molasses, prime soi
BIC. Gold 26x. Sterling 37n. New York sigh
exchange l,aX discount.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
SHIPS.

SHIPS.
f.hen S1n'haru, o}s tens. Morse, at Atlantic
om. ~ Sni''
Duke Of Wellington tBr), 724 tons, Allen, a, Van.
1s d1erhorsps wharf, for Liverpool, loading
Kavcnel & CO.
Annie Kimbal, 1872 tons, Stlnson at Central wharf.
John Fright ti'rl sos tons. McMullen. at AccommO.
dation wharf, for Liverpool, loading- Risicy
Juvcn,a tNorl 500 tons. Wright, ut Boycc cos
DalksitI t,Il. SIS tons Iang|!i, at Kerrs Wharf,,
i0r Liverpool. loadlng-R Murc x CO.
Wyman. tons, Wyman, Mt Atlantic wharf,
,oro i0r liverpool, loading-w Smith & co.
Jerome m%, Jones' 5 {rl GA tons Crosby at Atlantic
Iris, DBL = tons, Sullock, mt Marshail's wharf.
fora Port In Great Britain, loading-R Murc
Mary Killam tlsr,, 42l tons, Butler. at Atlantic
WHAT, Tor Liverpool, loadng-J & y Gctty.
Don Justo. tons; I'onhnM at Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool, loading-WillIs & Chisolm.
BRIGS
Lady Perlc tlsrl, 35e tons Patterson. at Bennctrs
wharf. wharf, from Salt River. Jam, wa,ing-J A
Mary Francis, 432 tons. Francis, at Adgcr's
,, wharf: Tor ilayTe loatiing-w Roach CO:
Monica l43 tons, McCobb, In Ashley River, for a
Shamrock, l62 tons, Ray, ut Brown & co.'s wharf
,o.,n for Ihhyerpool, Ieady.W Roach & CO.
& Son.
fonent0 tSpanl 1877 tons. Asina, at Brown 4
co.'s wharf, for barcelona. lOadng-W T. Hall.
q Roosevelt, 235 tons, Call, at Union wharf from
l'oston, dlscharging-Rislcy & Creighton.
John ialch, LAB tons, Gardner, Mt Brown & cos
whaf, from Matanzas, dischargng-w = Hall
SCHOoNERS.
1nomaS MiScomminH, 10 tons, WYATT, at Bcn
nctts wharf, rcpairing-I Enslow 4 co.
Pctrel, 100 tons, Shanks, ut Palmetto wharf from
Baltimore, TO be rcpuircd-J a Enslow 4 CO.
Mary Il Fcncrlck, PIT tons, Darscy, In the Stream
for Baltimore, ready-II Baker < Co.
W Smith, 205 tons, Tuokcr, In Ashley River
for New York, ready-W Roach & co.
John Griifln, 305 tons, Foster, Mt Central wharf
for Philadelphia, lOating-II liakcr & co
lido IlirdSall, 3jS tons, Rirdsnll, Mt MarshalI,,
wharf for New York, loallna-W Roach & CO
Lilly, AL tons, Hughes, Dt Northeastern RailrOat
wharf, Tor New York, luating-w Roach & co
David Collins, TONS Townsend. at y T. RYilron,
wharf, for Wilmington, Del, loading-I
Baker & co.
Marcus Hunter, 1s3 TONS Orr. in Ashley River
for New Orleans, loa,llng-T Tuppcr 4 Sons
Ralph Carlton, 33S tons Carter in Ashley River
from RUckport, Ne. discilarging-Olncy 4 co
Euna llarwood, 2S5 tons, llnrwOod, at Ccntra
Creighton.
wharf, from New York. discharging-w Roacl
co.
AddIe Fuller, TONS Henderson, in the strcan,
from Norfolk Va, just arrivcd-J A Ensov
CO.
Margaret 4 Lucy, : tons Crosby, in the Stream
from New York, just arrivcd-W Roach & co
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In,crru. ov..... n,.-,...,

MONTGOMERY, November o.-Markct dull, with.
out buy ers, but plenty sellers. We quote low mid
-.lngs nominal ut 22Hc
ATLANTA, November 9-The market closed
quiet Rt &c for middlings; 22k for low middngs;
Il y for good ordinary; 2oH for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, November o.-There has been
good demand ut 221zc for mlddlIngs. Sales 40
bales; receipts 600 bales; shipments 262 bales.
SELMA, November 9.-The market yesterday
was very quiet, with no sales OF any consequence.
We quote nominally midaIing s22l; low middling
22}a; good ordinary -.
SUMTER, November e.-0ur market has stead
lily declined since our last issue owing to the de.
cline In New York to 25H for mddng and every
inltcatton OF still further decline. Sales for past
week 26l bales from % 10 23Hc.
MACON, November 0-CoIToS.-Thc market
was rather firm to-day, with fair demand ut
22ac for the best grade OF cotton. Holders are
iirm and disposed 10 hold, only selling to meet
engagement. All would be held if nothing had
been advanced. Received today 55i bales; sold
346 bales; shipped 25S bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
EXPORTS.

LrvERPooL-Pcr British bark John Bright
bags sea island cotton, 1865 bnlcs upland cotton,
"A tons phosphate. SOL bags cotton seed, III bbls
roBtn.. Per British bnrk Jerome IoncB-lS29
bales upland cotton, o. bags sea island cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Magnolla-n bags
sea island Gotten, 1885 bales upland cotton, 80
bales yarn 40 tierces rice 42 packages dried fruit,
l3 bundles paper, II bbls oranges, and auntlrics
80. Per schr Ida Brdsall-52 bales upland cotton,
45 casks rice, 1886 bbs rosn 2Io cnsks clny 600
feet timber 6nd boards.
PHILADEIrHIA-Per schr John A Grinln--205
tons phosphate rock, l40 tons old iron, 07 casks
clay.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Pcr schr Mary f Fcmcrick-
$50 tons phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-12
Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York-Geo
w Qulntard, ii GuesHler. ] IIasscll, N Is Weed
Mrs liasscll Miss A Fremont. Mrs Townsend,
Miss Winberg, Ryan and wife. Mrs wulpin,
child and nurse, Louisa Wulpin, Chas Ice, Clns
wife, French, Oliver, Miss Gilbert, Mrs Scarlcs
MISS white. Carnthcrs and wife, Miss Caruthcrs,
berry, Geo Farmer. II ID Rcach, Block AMI
wife, NJ BRISTOL. l. lsristOil, II McIIugh, J
white, w III Schaircr, + c Belts and In the
atccrage.
Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-Charlcs
Appleton, Riley, Il l. Buckclew and Indy, Mrs J
smith, O Adams, Hopkins, N burlington,
and two Sisters OF Mercy.
Per steamer City Point, from Palutka, via Jack
s0nvllle, Pcrnandina aud Savannah-I. $ Coog-
Ter, Varea ii Eichclbcrger, Is Sherman, X Salas,
Mrs Holman, q Reed, + NJ Seabrook, A q Wulsh,
Townsend Stone Murray's Circus Troupe,
and 10 on deck.