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What makes your hair so beauti
full? Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved
(new style) Hair Restorer or Dress
ing, Tin one bottle.) Price One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells it. 13-4
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Persons wishing to purchase a
lirst-class Piano, Melodeon or Organ,
on reasonable terms, can do so by
applying to r. Ii. HoILYDAY, Find
lay, Ohio.
All Instruments warranted. Or
ders solicited. nO2-tf
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AN ORDINANCE
To assess and collect the cost of construct
fhe. Main ~ Sauar

To assess and collect the cost of constructing
the Main street sewer.
SECTION /. BE IL ordained by The council o
The Incorporated Village Cf Ftndi0y, all Uss
members cOHcUTriIlg, That the cost and expense
OF constructing the Main street sewer, as re-
quiTed by the ordinance of July 2l and Aug
., 1853, be, and the same is, hereby assessed
upon the lots and lands bounding and abut-
ting upon each side of said street, in proper
ton to the feet front of the lots respectively
abutting on said sewer.
SEC 2. That the sum of cents per foot front
is hereby assessed upon said lots, TO pay the
cost of so much of the sewer pipe as is neces-
slry 10 construct that part of the sewer TO be
constructed within the year 1863. Said assess
ment to be paid TO the Borough Treasurer by
the 18th day of AugTISt, 1853, III default WHEREOF
the same, with 8 per cent penalty, shall be
collected according TO law.
SEC. ). That the Board of Improvements are
hereby authorized and directed to make the
assessments fOr laying and completing said
sewer so soon as they make contract for the
same, and give notice thereof, as required by
law, according TO this ordinance.
SEC :. This ordinance 10 take effect from
and after its passage.
Passed August 8 1863.
J. \. BoPE, Mayor.
d. nsWar Cf.Yl- Inf .lx-.bI
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A $38 Morning Star cook stove No
9, for S.t:f at j. Cromley's. 28tf

Everybody Sells Them at Big
Profit.
We refer to Broadcloths and
Cassimeres.l Barney, Snyder Il ca.
will sell them at less than auction
prices to reduce stock. Compare
prices and quality, and you will be
convinced that they are cheap.
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Printers Ink

iias made many man independ-
emily rich. Every good business
man uses it. If you have good
thing, advertise it advertise il !
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A good Cook Stove. at John Adams
6 Bros for $500 ih 6tf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-08-13

A S35 Fashion cook stove for So >
at j. CrOmley's. Main Street. 2Stf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-08-13

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is endorsed by the first medi-
cal authority. Its intrinsic merit
alone, introduces it into general use.
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f. q. DEWoLFE, Clerk.

NOTIcE--The map showing the above as
fSSS;ncIit = now ON file in tine Oiiice oitle Bor-
Dugh Clerk. r. q. Dt,WOIFE.
Clarl-
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FIR. SteWart& Bro,
No. A Hale's Block,
FOSTORIAa OHIO.
AN ORDINANCE

Builders Hardware, Stoves and Tinware
Nails, Glass, Putty, &C.
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gsiu garsrtiss,usuts.

GOO PER DAY-Agents wanted every
DZO where. Sample for two stamps. Ad
dress BATES, HAINES& & CO., Cleveland. o.
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LOST.

II oST@Bargains IN Jeweiry, Watches, &c,
i by not calling at Z. s. kimber's, next 'sOld
Waite Corner Main street -.rr-e
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Hankey, Ebling & Co. - 20 :
This enterprisfng firm have with
drawn their advertisement this week
for the reason that they are fixing up
for the reception of their Fall Stock.
Then, readers of the "JEFF.,' look
out for bargains. They will be able
to give them.
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A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $40 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
$1,000 and ali Expenses Paid j!
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad-
vertising columns, Ine35 1y.
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3}N a1|a51 laH adT EzSE - ~ @-Ee .a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06
Manohcster Cotton Goods Market.

NANCE ES TER. August 2l.Espmeihing lilo 1by,-
000 bales cotiou from IudIa is now overdue, and o
portion of it was st heard OF becalmed of the
A2ores. Meantime tho thpmeI Is into Liverpool are
on small scale: and have set aFeculators in Liver
p;ol IN fever Of excitement he soes OF Amer1can
yesterday realizsd I'D to 49, and manufacturers and
merchants here rrc aghast with amazement spin-
ners are pos slow In putting their prices to cor
respond with thete high raies, and manufacturers
having Goa racs aud IN want OF yarn are compellei
10 submit; but TO great extent 1t checks business
and especially In cloth. Most kinda of yaIn includ
ing 32s twist. and veft up TO COS. I'D per ib
dcsrer than on~t ue day: when prices had advanced
I'D to Isj per ID. on the rates OF last week Fine
counts OF yarn havo advanced similarly but eoarser
numbers. such as enter into the mnke of T o.oths
are In limited demand atsthe advsnce, owing to
makers of theae cloths having stopped Ihafr looms
rather than incur the isk or producing them ut .uch
high prices. TclotIs are lornln1lly I'd to Sd per
lftce higher but nro in limited demand, aud bonn o.
trade houses are buying eparnRly OF domestics and
lourclothH. Wide and One qualities OF shirtipgs
such III inch, are 3d per piece dearer, with some
little business, bnt SO inch shHpgs and IS inch are
only 10 limited request though held steadily for full
rates. -
august 23-A pause IN the excitement and ape CD.
laon In cotton at Liverpool brings with Il q rather
queter feeling here and eellers oil cloth ara rather
moro anxious TO realize than they wero few dn,
ago. Prices are nominnlly unch5nseo, but buyers
would bo aoe to operate to advantage In the present
state Of feeling Ysra very nrm Irice but there
Is not much business.
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Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Tillie. Partridge. Galveston, Te1as-lo
days. Mdte TO the Master. bound TO New York
and pu, into this port for supply OF COAL Having
experie oced heavy northeast go 'es.
Briii'h big Courier. Evans Liverpool-so days.
Assortt1 Cargo. To RSyenel & Co, IL Murc & Co,
Hart < Co. and others. ..
Arrived Yesterday.
fteamsbip Minnetonka, Carpenter, New York
left inst. Aldze. To RaveEel & Co. Adams Ell;
q Aimar, BischoG & Co. Z Gates 4 co. Boil.
mann Bros, NJ BRISTOL, Bacr, W NJ Bird Co. J
ce e
savInunh Hairoad. Crane. Boyl-ton l. Co. L Cohen
Co. chi'olm Bros. Duo, Dowie & Noise. r
q Co. Il Forresion. q Grayo ey. II d-rdfs l. co, J
II Graver d Co, Goodrich. Winernan & co, Hopkins.
Hofssy CO. hnser n:venei, f1 noI%ss oSs sess S
Hunt Jennings: Ihomlinion Co. Johnston.
apauI, L Kenecke. Kerrison, laurey Alexander,
LnnH Lan.e. Lsngpiea %ls, sen IS AR smith
IoadGo Nos'h, steele w.FaeH, B ON: o'N:ein. osien. @
min, Js& Pierson. peizer IoJgefs & Co. Pal.
metto Pioneer Cooperative ASSOCIATION, j AQuack-
Russell, A K, strauss 4 VaLce q W rteffens Is
Stanley, Sisters OF Mercy. ] Shanahsp. p Schro-
Ssr; %smsn snCHpsoV Fps %.,1 Taylor Co. Iueser
Order. ' " -' 80 MYSTICISM Assa'' .na
AT QUARANTINE.
British brig Lady Pere. Patterson, Salt River, Ja.
maica-26 days. Logwood. To the Master. Bound
to Falmouth for orders and put in leaky.
sohr Emma, wadsworih. from Jamaica for Bos.
pertenced heavy northeast gsle. IN which split the
for, SAIL and carried away the iOrestay. has mate
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York-James
Adger Co.
steamship Falcon. Hors.y. Baltmore-courtenny &
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Champion, lockwood New York
From this Port.
sohr Lottie, johnson. Pawtucket. August 81.
Cleared for this Port.
6eamship " Everman, Binckley. at Philadelphis,
y Sept2. III
steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. at Baltimore, Sept 8.
Schr Ida Bells, Fisher. at Boston, Sept 1.
shIpnesys by 'reIograpn.
wLxNoToN. September I-sailed, Fairbanks and
Volunteer for New York. - .
Weather clear and pleasant. Wind NNw. Their
SAVANNAH, september t-saiIed steamship Hunts.
vile and san Salvador for New York; Tonawapda
for Philadelphia; America for Baltimore; bafks
George snd Johanna for Bremen. fs7r.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS POhr
EOREIGS
g-r. LIVERPOOL. !. .l.. !.
The Duke Of Wellington, Allen, mp. ..... August II
The Vinco, halliday, sailed July l6
British bark Dalksith, Lapgwii sailed. August 10
Tho aomborsund. Nelson. .up........... August 10
y DoMRsrIon
Bark Walker. Pettingin. up. August q
ssSs aIna "a. Bes F.ssr 4:6. es.e Up lg
5teamahlp Sea Gull. Dutton. cleared. Sept s
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uplands 1sxalsxd; Orleans 1sXd. Corn sos Cd.
Stock Of cotton aHoat should be l19 eco bales iu-
stead Of yeaterdsy's figures.
Everiug.-Cotton dull; uplande l9xd; Orleans
1aHalsXd; sales COCO bales; export and speculs.
lion 1000 bales. Brs,dstufrs quiet. Mess pork Arm
Others unchanged.
PARIS, September 4.-BouIse fst.
HAvRE, September 4.-cotton opens quiet and
steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, September 4-Noon.-Stocks fever.
Ish and weak. Money ea7c. Sterling long o; short
9H. Gold So. '62's 22H; Tennessees, eI.coupon
co; new 81; virginias, s1.coupon 66X; new so
asked; Louisianss, old TO; new 90 asked; Levees
cox; Louisian 8s So1; Alabama s's e3x; Georgia
e's so; North C.ronas, old SO asked; new 47K;
South Carolinas, new sc. Flour dull and 6aIoc
lower. Wheat dull and drocping. Corn 1c better.
Mess pork duh at $sI 7taSl 87H. Lard dull at 1exs
ioHo. Cotton quiet at $50. Turpentine quiet at
42c. Rosin very arm; good common 81 96; r'rsfn.
I'd % s7,<a2 4o Freishts Armer.
Evening.-Cotton firm; salos 600 bales at 35c.
Flour dull; superne Stale seaS 80; extra % 71as IS;
choice IS Soa7; ianoy 81 05a7 90 wheat dull, heavy
and 2Iso lower; winter red Western 81 e1s1 e2H.
Corn very scarco and 1a2c better; mixed 81 1sa1 20
Whiskey declining; 81 12a1 12K. Beef quiet. Mess
pork lower at $s1 27Jsasl s7H. Lard steady; ke,.
FreiRhts shade hrmer. Money active. Sterling
dull att kasx. Gold excited at 81. Governments
lower, but closed strong. 02's 2s. Southern.
steidy. Bank statement elbows over two millions
specie decrease.
BALTIMORE, September A. Cotton quiet; no
stock here. Flour less active. Wheat active with
fair domand; prime TO choice red 81 66s1 65; fair
81 4oa1 80. Corn Arm; white 81 1ea1 81; yellow 81
1871 10. Oats e0a02c. Rice 1osl8c. Meas pork
quiet. Bacon tending up. whiskey fiat at 81 1sH.
CNqnsATI September 4.-whiskey unsettled al
81 10; best ofYer nt close. Mess pork nominal Of
SS3. Bacon, shoulders 16l1c; holders ask higher;
rib sides 18Xc.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Tobac:o firm. whis-
key 81 12Ha1 "a. Mess pork quiet Bacon, shoul
dcrs 1Shaltkc; clear sides lso. Keg lard 21.
LOUISVILLE, September Provisions FRO Me, 8
pork sS4 s4 60. Bacon, shoulders lee; clear sides
l0Kc. Raw whiskey 81 12al IS.
w1LMNoToN, September 1.-Spirits turpentine
steady at $3.50. Rosin quiet; NO low grades mar
ket; No s4A 60; pak So. Crude turpentins
steady; plice unchanged. Tar 50 40. Middpe
cotton 32Ic.
AUGUSTA, September 4.-Ihe cotton market con.
tinues arm, with good demand at s2c for midd5Hk;
sales SO bales; receipts 166 bales.
sAvANNAH, september 4-cotton firm; Quota
ttons unchsnged; brisk inquiry and taking all the
offering stock; receipts 9l2 bales; grorts 1885
bales.
McBILE, September 4.-cotton, sales 200 bales
closed firm; market bare; Transactions restricted IL
consequence; low niidling 30c receipts 119 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-cotton quiet: snles
16s bales; middiina s2ci receipts 90 b,les exports
coastwisc sia bacs: Gold a4,1. Sterling AGA.
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is surrounded by an elegant granite COR
nice, which slopes gradually upward for
about one-third the length from each oxtren,-
ity, turns suddenly up, runs along horizontally,
and finally furms an arch in tho centre over tho
statue. The middle portion OF the corpice is
decorated with ornamental worh in bronSo
Tho bss-relief is terminated st each end by
mnssive scroll work representing leaves and
plants. On the right hand, beneath the statue
and the scroll, is represented the commocore's g
marine life, and on the left his railroad life.
The statue will be unveiled to the public on
tho 2Sth instant.
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n RIc US
q OLD EN- REM les

ASK FOR no OTHFR, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you VIII save Time health aud money.
$1,000 REWARD for any CAGE OF disease In any
stage which they fafl TO cure. ~
DIR. RI0HSU'9 GOLDEN BAI.SAM No. cures
Ulcers. Oletrsted Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes. Cptaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Ccoretl
Blotches koreueas Of the Scalp, ecrofuJa &e Is Tho
greatest Renoyator, Alternative and Blood Pnri8er
known, removes al diseases from the Lystem, and
leaves The blood pure and healthy. ,'5, d
DR.. NIoHAus GOLDEN RALsAM No. 2cr.,s
Mereur1sl Affections Rheumatism In Ill its forms.
Snsshef honi rhsfesrS oiacr causes; gives imne'
diAte relief n all easea. No dieting NECESSARY.
have ths1Aanda Of Certificates proving The niracu-
louss cures .enected by there Remedies Price Of
either No. or No. 2, IS per bottle. or TWO bottles fer
d Dr; R1oHAus GOLDEN AN11DorR. |. safe. .pee-
dy. pleasant and radical, cure tor all Urinary De.
ngemente. accompanied with full directions. PIico
!, Hr, RlCHAB.s GOLDEN ILIx,R D.AMoun, q
sadiesi cure for Nsryors or Gen.rL Debility in old
o. yoengi tmt.rtins energy WITH wonderful Effect.
fPce W Par Post,e Or two bottles for 90. f5 y9,g
On receipt otprlce these Remedies win be shipped
TO any place. Pror,pt attention paid TO al CORES.
oenM. None genuine without the name Of "Dr.
RloHAUA GOLDEN REM EDlRS, d. 3. RICHARDS,
sole Propttetof," blown In alasa OF botiles.
AodrtH ID. b. RICHARDS.
No. 22s varioi.s street, New YORK,
Once Hours from 9 a. N. 70 p. II.
Circulars Sent ~ JuJs
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Passengers,

Per steamship Champion. for New YORK; F
Iseman, Palmer, W Nesr, " Fipney, Mrs Co.
hen, three children and nurse Cohen. Harbe-
sCn, q Whitehead ami wife, g II Hoppock "
billiard. R 1ouhey. d Touhey. Caldwell, Mrs
Q Reed, Mise Palmer. Mrs W Clausseu, ayan,
Mrs Gordon, W Shackeliord. W SoIley, " q
H Hall, Shackle Brother. II " Macay, Mrs Per.
hins, Rugheimer, Berbusse. j Rice. " F Bel
ltnger, bunter. Dobbs, Mrs Platt, Miss Plat
Q Brewster, Axiom. Mrs Aiken, Mis- Aike5,
Miss Means. Miss wnld. Brune. II III Isaacp, Mrs
Coates, Miss christofell, Email, " osyer, and L
Bich.
Per steamship Minnetonka, from New York
miss Minnie Alcott. Miss Emma Puree. Miss Lizzie
jackson, Mrs Hanahan, Winhart, p Ludipg, DR.
J Ancrun. Elliott, P Mcdonnell, baldwin, j
Card; Roth, King, Kobb. r Goddard, H
Goodrich, and 10 in sleerape
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THE DAILY NEWS.
LII and YacoOb.

Citron.shaded By the fountain.
Weeping, weeping, sits Lii;
For Yacoob Is on the mountain
Which o'erhangs tho purple sea;
And there's war upon the mountain,
AL above the purple sea.
Every sound suggests tho battle,
AZ the land 'wiud sinks and swells,
Though us but an infants rattle,
And tho tinkling OF the bells;
"Hush1 o nurse, oh hush the rattle,
And the tiniling ofthe BELLS"
Yet the silence Is depressing
Ills the silence of the dead;
And tho clasps her babe, caressing
Glowing cheek and golden head.
"Ahf That were now caressfng
His dear cheek and golden head
"Yet though ny dear love bo missing.
Hero hold his counterpart
Mid her weeping and her kissing,
A swim footstep makes her start;
oh the weeping and the kissing,
AS he clasps her to his heartl ..
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Consignees PER Hortheastern Nailroad
September 4,

81 bales Cotton, 688 bbls Naval Stores. Lumber,
Iobscco, Mdse, &c. To Marshal Jr. 8 D stoney,
Kins man Howell Frost & Adger, T Wilson. Adams
Damon, Feeder DaYie, Wagener & Monsces, u
gers & Co. Barden, A II Jackson, W Chafee b
Co, " Ryan. Webb. Kirkpatrick Witte r
Simmons, Brown Hyer, yelling. and Chsolm
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GsnuserfiaI.
Exports.

NEW YOBK-Per steamship Champions bags sea
Island Cotton, 216 bales Upland Cotton, Al bales
Yarn, 3S5 bbls Rosin,26 casks Clay, 80 empty
Packages. -'S' rtt =. I
BALJ1M0r R-Per steamship Faleon-10s bales Up
land Cotton. rs bales Domestics, 90 casks Clay 8
bales Rags, hid Copper, III bbls Rosin, as
rolls Leather, 80 packages Cotton Seed, 10000
feet Boards. 26 sacks Peanuts. IS empty Barrels,
10 Packages, sFs' ftsif 80 80 - - ~
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By New York clasait,eaticni We tIuote !:
Markets by Teiegraph. q.
Fonr1os xAsxrrs.

Z. LONDON, September l--Noon.-C Consols ss. Boni.
esX. Sugar. on the spot los Cd. Weather ocn.
tinues In fair condition. Gathered crops good.
LrvrRfoor, September l-Noop.-cottsn dun,
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De CAR Il FUL
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAX nc

WHEN YOU ARnExaausTE By ovEkwORK
OF head or hand and feel the need OF somehing in.
vieorating don't drink whiskey or any into1tcs ting
thing, whether under the name Of Biitsrs or other.
wise. such articles give just ss much strength to
your weary body aud mind as the whip gives 10 the
taded horse. and no more Alcoholic stimulants are
injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
DOdd'S Nervine md Invig0rator
is TONIC and GENTLE sTIAULANT which is
NOT attended by REACTION. what.it game for
you II naaintiius- When It re nreahes body or mind
refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 sIsy
We arc not recommending teetotaism in the interest
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle Tor rest
OF uperaiiop. viii nnd, he keeps ct II, that ne
ss kindlfng Q hrc In his bones which will consume
tonic that win refresh and not destroy. DODDS
NERViNE 10 fer sale by all Druggists. Price One,
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
Zach bottle. 7mos june 25
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.AuHuata MarkAt.

AUGUSTA, peptsnblr "a ls,s hi
sSsos' sls oH e e os The .s5 %
taien at gu9tciionsJ sales 30 taley. jReeepts 1sb
Dung ths s soss t psit Of lie Sssi 6aP hssist stied
yery uniform, and prices ruled "a oga
BY the daily rerorts but toward the Latter part or
close OK the! week, under the eject sof favorable
nrmer markets., orr mafhet gradually etrsnethsned;
ssIos:Se nrm g s2o for midding. The onsrnss dur
At the prevailing prces, The receipts are gradually
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increasing and our factors anticipate large busi-
nens this coming fall Sales Of tho week 281 bales,
and reoeipts for the same time 2l1 bales Stock on
hand 124 bales.
FLOUR Demand good In all grader; prices tend
Ing upward. City mills SSaS1o. At retail 81 n Dbl
higher. Country 58a3l1, according TO qunlIiy.
CoRN.-Scarce with moderate demand. We quote
sales at 81 46, and 81 90 for prime from depot.
WHEAT-Ie in dc'ive demand and all sold that is
offered. We quote white at 81 72asl 9o red 81 65a.
81 GO; amber 81 90.
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Injector Cotton Mnrkets.

ORANGEBURG, septembsr 3.-9ales during the
week 40 bales. We quote Ordinary AZ; good ocdi.
nary %; low midiling 40; midding 80.
COLUMBIA; September 4.-1hc cotton market
has been almost entirely bare during the past week.
good quality Of middlng would bring Sic, how.
ever.
MACON, September 3.-There were sold to day 2S6
bales; received 279 bales; Skipped I65 bales. The
market opened firm at SOC for riddng., and so con.
tinued to the close. when choice cotton was bring
ing S0xc.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

LIVERPOOL CLAzsuIoAIIoN.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .... ..28 G531
Low wmiddling........... y
h'oouh8'... ............ ....... ..2H@- q 4
By New York clasaihcsticn We Tuote
hiaahng'...... ..,.,.....S9 I433x /
RIor.-The limited supply Of this grain prevents
transactions andqre!.hcMs sre nominal,
NAVAL sroRrs.-1he tran'acsons In these arti.
clea were limited. but prices were steady; ,sles al
follows, % casks spirits turpen,ino in ordinary
packages At ssa; 20 bbls INV No I rosin u "a s1:
10 bbs No 2rosin ats1 s5; 10 bbls Of low no rosi
at u 70; bb's No 8 rosin st 81 Is. .ij
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Drugs, Gbtmifals, Ctr.
PRoPHYLAcTIC FLUID.

Il d.
Letter from Non. Ai'r. II. St.phens. Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ga September 20, 1865
Darby's Prophyacc Fluid is IN article OF littIo
cost but great value It's domestic well as m.di-
cinal uses nre numerous, while It's special,ies are
most wonderful have not been without It for
ten years. and no head Of q family who can afford
to have II should be without it.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from The Surgeon General of The late Confder
ate States.
RICHMOND Va, January II, 1860.
JOHN DAiDY Co, No. 160 William street, New
York:
Gent,emtn-I have received your letter OF The 18th
of December 1865, calling my attention 10 your
tDarby's Prophylacuc) Fluid.
most cheerfuny SUITE that the Fluid vas furnish
ed to, and extensively used by the surgeons in
charge OF general hospitals in the Confederate SER
vice with great benefit 10 the patients-a the sur
geors making favorable report-a great deal Of Is
was used In the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obelient servant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE. n. d,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06
Chsrieston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
~ esa,+ Stores Market -t4 ~.

CHARLEsToS, Saturday Evening, september 4.
coroN.-This staple was In moderate request the
market ciosing somewhat quiet; sales ebont 20
bales. viz: ] stsIxi "a at sax; Ah sax, II at ssc.