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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-10

George S. Twitchell. the Philadelphia
muru erer of his mother-in-law. who was to
have been executed on Thursday last, was
found dead in his cell on Thursday morn
ing, having anticipated the hanSman by
taking poison.
President Grant ant! Vice President
Colfax attended Divine seryire at the Nc
tropoitan Methodist Episcopal Church, on
last Sabbath.
20 We would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated - Wilmington city
soup manufactured by Moore Il Bro
1t works like magic. and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with.
ont it.
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AN ACT amend the iftysxth Article of the Code of
Public GcGura, Lays. relating 10 Licenses, adding
thereto the following seccG, relating to partnerships
taking out Licenses.
SEC l. BE- it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary
land. That the following section be and the samc is
hereby added 10 the ftysixth Article of the Code of
Public General Laws follow the second section thereof
Any license he obtained by partnerships firms.
wrel by individuals; but in all the of
all the partners of any firm shS be set forth in full in
the license and no license shall protect any person pre-
tending aci der the unless it is named therein
or is entitled Representative 81 sssgued under the
provisions hereinafter contained in this article
issuing the license shall enter upon the record of license
the full names Of all the members of coparneashp 10
which such license is issued.
See. :. And he it enacted. Th,t this shall take
effect the 3oth day Of April, naxt.
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REAL EST4 TIE.
FOR RENT.

LARGE AND COMFORTS = I.ni'SE. on Main
street. Possession given the ljt of March.
Apply to GEORGE F. HARLAN.
or CLINTON Metz Laugh.
Fob o.. 1S5a-if
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Blood Purifiers

srer krown, and ,cH all diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep youi E.S@ 6Iopd pure; k"ep your
Lirsr in oracr ; keen ri your dtges'ire organs
a sound, healthy mcondltion, by the nM
Of Nese remedies = z-uu& and no disease rtH
assdil you Tie bss The country recommend
Me'a. u gears If hsntSt reputation go Jor snyh'"9
you ssuSt Try nese preparations.
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LA w =
Passed By tile General assembly Of Maryland
at the regular session commencing January
1862, relating to Licenses.

Passed 6y tie General assembly Of Maryland
at the regular session conmencing January.
1862, relating to Licenses.
AN ACT To amend the twenty-firs. and twentyseCond
sections Of tine fifty sixth Article of the Code Public
General Laws, relating TO the Licenses of IIaw kers
and Pc,,lars.
SEC. Be il enacted by the General Assembly Of Mary
land That the twenty-first and the twentysecond sec
tions OF the fysxh Article Of the Code of Public Gen
ernl Laws. relating 10 the licenses of hawkcrs ped
lars be and the hereby repealed and the follow
ing sections enacted in lieu thereof
"Twenty-nnc." For every such license not to extend
beyond the county in which the be issued there
shall be paid the following rates. to-wit For every
license travel foot, the of forty dollars
travel wit horse other least of burden wagon
other vehicle the # fifty dollars with two
horses beasts Of burden. and wagon other vehicle
the OF seventy dollars. For every such license
extend the whole Eastern Shore the whole West
Shore there shall be paid the following rates tot
For license to travel foot the of sixty dol
lars travel with horse other beast of burden
and wagon other vehicle the of hundred dol
lars with two horses other beasts of burden, and
wagon other vehicle, the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars.
"Twenty-tso. No such license shall be granted to
any other than white pers"i, Al: haw ker ped
lar in the style Of partnership compan. .hd
but person shall act under any such license.
SEC >. And be it enacted That thi. shall take
effect the day Of its passage.
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The foregoing are truly taken and copied from the
laws received from the Comptrolltr. DAVID SCOTT,
april g. l:G9. Clerk of the Circuit Court.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19

We make the following extracts from
Artemus Wards (" Panorama" just pub
lished in London:
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
POETRY.
A Blind Mans Preside.


Talk to me. oh We eloquent flames,
Gossips and comrades fine!
Nobody knows me, poor and blind,
That sit in your merry shine.
Nobody knows me but my dog;
A friend I've never seen,
But that comes to my call, and loves me
For the sympathies between.
"ris pleasant to hear In the cold, dark night
Mounting higher and higher,
The cracking, chattcring, sputterihg, spatter-
ing
Flames in the wintry fire. rt.
Halt asleep iii ths corner,
hear you prattle and snap,
And talk to me and Tiny,
That dozcs In my lap.
You laugh with the merriest laughter;
You dance, you jest, you sing,
And suggest in the wintry midnight,
TIE joys of the coming spring.
Not even the lark on the fringe of the cloud
Nor the thrush ON thehawthorn bougb,
Singcth a song more pleasant to hear
Than the song you're singing now.
Your voices are Of gladness;
Ever they seem TO say, 'd
After the evenng-morning! N
After the nsht-the day!
After this mortal blindness,
A heavenly vision clear,
The soul can see when the eyes are dark:
Awake let the light appear!
lAa the pear Round.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19

How TO IMPROVE YOUR CoTToN.-A
writer in a Southern paper says the frs.
stand OF cotton comes from the black,
lintlcss seed the second stand from seed
with lint, and the third, which Should be
saved and cultivated, from thick, heavy
Tinted seed. The plan for securing this
last growth Is thus given Plant the
seed any way you prefer, cover with plow.
When the first is up well. run light har
row over it, so as to kill tho lirst growth,
and if done the same way with the sec.
ond growth that comes up, so much the
better; then the last that comes up will
bear seed after its own kind, and upon
the seed, long staple lint; and by so do
ing, in few years cotton would be great
ly improved.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19

ET The Washington correspondent
ofthe Philadelphia Enquirer says: "Con-
siderable feeling has been aroused here
by the death Of lady clerk employed IN
the Internal Revenue Bureau, who was
suffering from typhoid fever and remain.
ed ut her work until she had to be almost
carried home. She was poor, and the
fear Of being docked for lost time impel.
led her to remain on duty till she was 90
far gone that her recovery was hopeless"
And yet, while this poor woman's Ike
was thus sacrificed to the msrciless rule
Of a heartlcss bureaucrat, tho President
and heads OF departments have been
idling for months at watering. places, and
indulging in pleasure trips on public ves-
sells at the peoples expense. And, at tho
same time, another clerk in the same
branch Of the public service has been sent
to Ohio as a political newspaper CORE.
spondept under Government pay, and the
chief of the Bureau has himself been neg.
lecting his duties In order to make stump
speeches in the same State.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
BRIGHAM YouNG's gAMii

Tue last picture ! nave 70 SHOW you
represents MIR. Brigham Young in the
bosom of his family. His family is large,
and the olive branches around his table
are in very tangled condition. lie is
more q father than any man / know.
When at home-as you here see him
he ought to DO very happy. with sixty
wives to minister to his comforts, and
twice sixty children to sooths his dis.
tracted mind. All! my friends what is
home without familyl
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
Bar Iron, for 6 cents per lh., at
F" LOWELL l. DlCKSON'S.

- The latest dodge Of the itinsrant
nos,rum dealers is ingenious. One Of them
went recently to st. Joseph, Mo-, with .
linirnent which he claimed would euro all
earthly Ills. lie hired an old man tscaw
up on crutehcs. declaring that he had been
a cripple for ten yosrs. Tie quaek then
pretended to bsths the limb OF the hired
cripple. who then threw sway his crutches
and ran across the street. The " Doctor"
soon had no. bottle Of his stuff left. ,
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19

L-..LlI-F y -IIlMIl-i
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
: A gentleman called on a rich misc

---A A gentleman called on rich mistr
and found hin, at the table endeav voring to
catch a fly. Presently he succeeded in en-
trapping ono which he immediately put INTO
tho sugar bowl and shut down the cover.
The gentleman asked for an explanation
Of this singular sport. "I'll tell you" 70
piled the missr. a triumphant grin over.
spreading his countenan . as he spoke. l
want to ascertain il the servants steal tho
sugar"
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
Salt and Iron in largo supply, at
POWELL l. DICKSON'S. 3

A printer who employsla number
sf female compssitors, lately inquired Of >
friend IL he had "any daughters who would
make good typc.ssttsrs." TO which his
repiisd, "No; but have >
vile who would make on excellent devil. I"
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19

According to afadsvits On de n
the Louisiana Auditor's ofiios, thsrs srs n
that State moro than aye hundred vstersns
still living who fought with Jscksen n ~,
great taltlo Of January e.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19

" When men break their hearts. -
remarks cynical female writer. iii y the
same as whom . lobster breaks one Of ito
clsws-anothsr springing out immediately
and g.owin1 in its place" 'iat e'f
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
THE VAN BUREM PRESS,
&C. PUBLISHED AT
VAN BUREN,, ARK. TUESDAY,
BY J. S. DUNHAM.
.ls TERMS:
a. 40 per annm, strictly In advance.
4 90 for six months " 7"
single copies 10 cents.

Advertisement inserted at $3.50 cents per
."a,e. of 8 lines or less-and rs cents for
rsa sct subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
sj ssde to yearly advertisers.
Marriage notices $500. Obituary notices,
hon under three lines, free of charge; over
Srec lines, the usual charge made as for ord
'.ary advertising. ,.-..,R
Cards or communications of personal
,haracter. if admissible at all, double the usual
.tss and strictly in advance. rtsi
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
tate offices, $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, 25 cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
.avsnce. Legal and transient advertisements
~ ne paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
u.s.. DUNHAN, Editor and Proprietor.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-01-16
are RECEIVLNG OYER
100 roxs OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE

of every description, and to which they in
vte the attention Of wholesale dealers
throughout the Territory.
We will sell bills Of $500 and over, for the
Cash, at 10 per cent, advance on eastern cost
adding the freight.
Our stock is the most complete in the Ter
ritory and Of the best quality, and guarantee
to give satisfaction
j, Il. BARROW 4 co.
No. h-tf.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-01-16

MISS VI. NJ. DAVIS would announce td
the Ladies of Santa Ft aud vicinity that she
has opened MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT on the plaza
at present south Of DR.. Andrews store,
where she will be pleased to see all who may
need anything in her line of business.
She has lust received u fine stock of RIB
BONs, LACES, HATS and BONNETS of all
styles and the very latest in the market.
No. ~. If.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-01-16
HOUSE FOR SALE.

A desirable store house and dwelling ST.
tuate on the North side of the Plaza of Las
Vegas measuring 10 feet front and l2O feet
deep said property containing 0 large rooms
In good repair One store room 30 by 20 with
Counter and shelving, In good style; One
ware room - by 20. Store and ware room are
well covered will fire and water proof mica
roof, Also large stable corral and out house.
The above property will be sold on reasonable
terms. For particulars apply to the UNDER
signed at Santa Fc, n. NJ. ,
S. B. ELKINs
No. 81 ~,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08

Tne annual visit OF the caterpillar on the seaco st
mas drawn the attention OF planters to
OF substitute for the present sea island CROP and
several have, we learn, experimental with the su.
pertor qualities OF upland cotton with considerable
success, and more extensive planting Of these av
rietee the coming season may be anticipated.
TEE COTTON MARKET-The market for this
Btaple for the period under review has exhibited
rather more steadiness, and the opinion enter
tained by many that the article has perhaps
reached Its minimum for the present, unless the
future receipts should be unexpectedly large, will
no doubt have healthy influence on prices. The
stsple In the English market opened fiat of the
commencement Of the week at I2Hd., buthfter.
wards became frE1er, and slightly hardened to
l2xd.@l2Xd. At New York the article began at
2IAc., Improved to %, and has since receded to
27xc.; while at this point the rates were 25c. for
mlddlng uplands, but afterwards hardened TO
26k@25Hc. . fS.
tne movements at Liverpool and New York
SINCE our last weekly report have been as follows:
VI Friday, october ], the former closed nat, up.
lands 12hd, sales 5000 bales; the latter was nm.
ohenged a. 2Ihc, sales 1000 bales. On Saturday
the former was quiet, uplands l21d, sales 1000
pales; the latter was frmer at 27xc, sales a70o
bales. On Monday the former was nrmer up
lands 1870, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
nfner, closing quiet at 2sc, sales $500 bales. On
Tuesday the former closed nrmer, uplands 12xd
@nkd; the latter was quic. and unchanged at
&c, sales 1900 bales On Wednesday the former
was nrmer, uplands 1870, sales H. 900 bales: the
latter was shade easier at, 27kc, sales 5000
phee- Yesterday the former was DUH at 12Hd;
tho latter was quiet at 27xc. '
The stocks Of the article in sight at the latest
Hat 0rryAa ali
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
rourtcS


L1vERrOOL-Pcr British bark Ninco-l329 bales
uplund cotton, 336 bbs r0sin, "a tons phosphate.
PORT IN GREAT nRITAlS-Per British brig
COurler-lS2s bblS paval stores.
RuATAS, IION-Pcr schr Florence Turncr-1O,.
0oO feet lumber 30 bales ana cases nitlsc.
DOMESTIC.
BoSToN-Per sclir Anna L Govcr-ll5 bnlcs up
land cotton, CTS bbl5 naval stores bales Dundee
bagging, lot bedding and furniture, 10000 feet
lumber, and Suntlrcs.
RucKrOItT, ME-Pcr schr Dexter WaShburne-
1TO,055 feet Lumber.
New foRK-Per steamship Saragossa-sG3 bales
upland cotton, % bags sea Island cotton, 90 bales
domestics, IL casks clay, % bbls dried fruit Ii
bundles paper, 35 packages. Per steamship
Chnrleston-llG0 bales upland cotton, ~ bbIt
rosn, u casks clay, "a bnles domcstics, 20 pack
ages sun,lres. Per steamship ChninpOn-1I
bags sea island cotton, lS4S bales upland cotton
1npacHuges, 90 empty barrels.
piiIi;InELriIIA-ler steamship PrOmctheus-
huo Daies uIaond rnitOn. 10 licrccs rice, 81 bale.
domestics, lG2 bbls r0sln, 100 bags c0co6Tuls.
sacks cotton seed, 10 bulcs rags, and sundrieS.
BALTiMoRE-Pcr steamship Sea Guli-IS4 bale,
COTTON, 20 terccs rice, 80 bales yarn, 10 bales rags
10 bales hides and skins, 600 feet boards ant
sundrlcs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
| pork, ss2 Bacon, shoulders, 17c.; clear sides,

pork, s32. Bacon, shoulders, 17c.; clear sides,
2o,ic. Lard, Ioc. Whiskey, 81 10.
WILMINGTON, October Spirits turpentinc
better n, l2ai21lc. RosIn steady at 81 coal SO.
Crude turpcntine iull and unchanged. 7nr
steady at ~ SO. Cotton shade better; low mid
tng, 25c.
AUGUSTA, October Title cotton market OPEN
ell steady at 25c for mit,lling, but closed dull ut
24lsc; sues, $50 bales; receipts, $50 bales.
SsvANNAI, October 7.-CotiOn receipts 2oT2
bales; exports, 1890 balcs; sales, 800 bales; mar
kct dull mitltlling, 45.
MOBILE, October ,.-Cotton demand moderate;
closed steady; sales, 1850 bales 500 bales Of which
were after the close yesterday; middling, pa &C.
receipts, 1908 bales; exports, $3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 7-Cotton active and
rmer at 25aia25isc.; sales, $500 bales; receipts,
3ilO bales; exports 20 i,avrc, 6il6 bacs. Sugar
lower at 121ialic. Molasscs, Csc. Gold, 3o1i.
Sterling 40ti. New York sight exchange Il dis
count.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, October u Noon. - Consols, o3,!,
Bonds, SAX. Common RosIn, 6s. 7d.aes. su.
gar on the spot dull; anoat quiet.
LIVERPOOL, October 7-Noon.--Cotton dull;
Iuplands, l2Kd; Orleans, 1880; sales, 5000 bales.
Lard, 7Ss. ST.
Evenlng.-Cottonuncha sales, 5000 bales,
OF which 1000 bales were for export and specu.
Iatlon.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK, October T-Noon.-Stocks opened
weak, but became frmer with an upward ten
dency. Money easy at ea7. Sterling, long, OK;
short, 9K Gold, a1X. 'o2's, 1o,l; Tennessees, ex.
coupon, e2; new, 6aX; vlrginlas, ex-coupon, 81;
new, SAX; Louisianas, old, 10; new, 60 asked;
Levees, 64H; s's, SO; Alabama SIS, 9lx; Georgia
e's, 83x; rs, s1; North Carolinas, old, Is; new,
AK; South Carollnas, new, s4k. Flour shade
nrmer. Wheat 1c better. Corn very nrm. Meas
pork DAN at $40 IS. TurpentIne nrm at 45>Sa4oc
Rosin steady; strained, 81 26a2 80. Frelghts
hrm. rae
Evening.-cotton heavy; sales 200 bales at
27,fc. Flour shade 1rmer; on low grades moro
doing. Wheat 1a2c. better, but less doing. Corn
quite nrm for sound. Ness pork sa1. Lard quiet
at 1sa1sKc. Whiskey hrmer at 81 1sa1 20, clos.
ing dull. Rice nrm. Sugar unsettled. Cofee
nrm. Aolasses dull. Naval stores firm. Freights
dull. Governments closed steady. ,ea,a, 2ox;
southerns steady. Money easy at CAT. Sterling,
ek. Gold, AK.
BAITIkoRs, October 7.-Cotton n0minally 21Kc.
Flour dull and weak; Howard street supefhpe.
IS 7bao 26. Wheat nrm; receipts light; prints,
81 4ea1 80. Corn dun and 0 small business doing.
Oats steady. Rye dun Ness posk. t8s. Bacon
frm; shoulders, 17Xc, LAID dull ana heayy at
loa2oc. Whiskey dull at 81 2oAl n. ~.
LouIsvILLr, October 1.-PToyiSlons drm. Meas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
NouTnEAsrEnS RAILROAD.

3oi bales upland cotton, bales sea island cot
ton 80 bbs naval stores, 205 Kegs nails, boxes to-
buccO, 20 bushels rice, mtlsc, &C. To ] f. Atlger &
co, knsman & Howell, ClaghOrn, Herring & Co,
Kendall & DocEcry, !. Cohen Il co, Frost & Adger
w Williams & CO, Mantuur & co. Nachmann 4
co, J Quackenbilsh, Gaarl * Minott, a j Sa.
llnas, q II Walter co. Rcctler Davis Graescr
Smith, Is r Sloan, Mrs Albright, i l. Meyer, "
Ryan, MOwry & co, kirkpatrick & Wittc, W K
Ryan, Caldwell & Sons, IIrOdic & co, W Gurney, J
Dawson, w = Bowling co, J l. Webb, q FOliin,
Palmetto Pioneer cooperative Association, Pei
ger, Rodgers & CO. + W Emanuel, lngrallam Il
Son, Ravencl & co, ana Nrder
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, rough rice, and mise. To W G Zee 4
co, W Courtney & co, Wagner, Stuart K 60, a J
Son, Wagner, IIuger & co, II Klutte & co, ] Wiley
& co, and q IL Walter & co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
OFEYCI4 A..

LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Postorlce
nj Charleston, for the week ending October !,
1853, and printed officially i'll THE DAILY SEws
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
B5- Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "A.lvcrtisrd.-
ED nillcc hours from $ a. ". toGp. VI. ON
Sundays, from > to r. NJ.
STANLEY &. TROT~r. Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08

SsvoA Va eotsoh nelu Dy mancne3ter 6pinner6 at
the mills now $4,000 bales; same time 1885, 11o 900
pales' Aiddling uplands now 123id., then 1oXd.
The arrivals at this port for the week have been
T2 bags. Of sea Islands and Floridas and 7o14
bales Of uplands, against 1la bags OF sea islands
and Ploridas and e42s bales OF uplands the week
before, and SO bags Of sea islands and F1oridas
and 6aN bales OF uplands for the Same week last
year These supplies have come through the
following sources, say Of uplands per south Caro-
lima Railroad, 6e11 bales; per Northeastern Rail.
rosd, 1G12i from the Peedee, 1853; Savannah Rail.
fosd 10; Christ Church, /; Beaufort 8; Edisto, 8;
Florida, 8; Of sea islands from James Island, 81:
Beaufort 81; Johns Island, o; Christ Church, IL;
WAdmaiaw, !; Savannah Railroad, o; Northeast.
am Railroad, Z; EdIsto, n; Florida, 90; savan.
nah, o.
1ne transactions and prices prevailing In this
nafkst tor the week have heen as fonows,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
LIST OF SHIPPING

lJiol VT 0nlfflNU
IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, OCTOBER T.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers cOastino
toithin the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1897 tons. Woodruff. at Adger's wharf,
for New York, londIhg-James Adger & co.
York, l0nding-James Adger CO.
w Eyefman, esI tons, MIncEiey, at Atlantic
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-John & Theo
HARKs.
vinGo !Drl 4Ss tons. Halliday, In the Stream, for
Annie Torrey, ISL tons, Libby, at Atlantic wharf,
c,,Ie'r for dA,s Liverpool, loadlng-W Roach GO.
Cornueopla SBr,, 2io tons, Carter, at Marshall's
palkeih M"ts r So; SIS toms Langvl q. Kerrs wharf,
wharf, from Stockholm, dscharging@J NJ
FredsIerg.
Bella Dolores tspan,, 1856 tons, Durall, at Brown 4
co.'s wharf, FOR barcelona, loadlng-W T. Hall.
Lady Perie tBr) $50 tons, Patterson, at Palmetto
wharf. Tns1n.v from IN Salt River, Jam, waiting-J
A BTadshaw, ais tons, in Ashley River, for West
KIsy ss oSs mns0% At sSaers wharf
for Philadelphia, lcad!ng-w Roach & co.
Cyclone, 222 tons, Frisbie, nt Central wharf, for
Susie strout, 100 tons, hammond, at Palmetto
wharf. from Norfolk, Va, to be repared-J a
Mary II Francis, = tons, Francis, Mt Adger,s
wharf, from New York, dischargIng-w Roach
Aden3aae, tons, Wilson at Union @ wharf, from
Dcxter washburne, 27s tons, Munro, in Ashley
- River, for RocEport, Ne, readyMolney CO.
: nett'a wharf, repairingJ 4 Eni!ow 4 CO. eA
Petrel 100 TONS shanks, at Palmetto wharf, from
Baltimore to be repaired Enslow & co.
Francisco, 90 tons, Crowther, In the Stream, for
@s tons T. Ashley River
Zeta-Psi, 234 tons, Thompson, at Union wharf,
from Boston, waltingJ A Enslow & CO.
d Talbot, 283 tons, Amsbury, at Central wharf,
rom kockporh Me- waiting Enslo"
A p Cranmer, so4 tons, Cranmer at Kerr's wharf,
from SaaiS New York e
from PRlladeiphia, dischafging-H + Baker
Althea, sn tons. Smith, at Central wharf from
CsrIe, ass tons CsiIs aticentTsi aEel wharf
from Philadelphia, dischargtng-H Baker q
wharf, fFeh Baltimore, diseharisiins- willis 4
e. tons tons 1Ss,s,ssss,n in Ashley River,
w II? Thomas. asa tons, tiilEasn,6re, a. clstral
wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-H r
Thomas Booz, slo tons, somers, at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, dlschargins-H Baker
IonaSsH Nay sss tons ss IN the q Stream for
Grace GrIdIcr, - tons, Smith, at Brown 4 co,a
wharf, from Boston, ,dlscharging-A Goldsmith
Anns sossn Ssyss s sses assnh E q e sn
Wenonah, = tons, Mitchell, at Kerr's wharf, from
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-08
The Charleston Market.

FOR TUE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, OCT. Z, 1859.
TIE CRors AND REcEIPTs.-Thcre have been
heavy rains over sections OF the cotton region
during the week, which has somewhat intcrfered
with securing the crop; but no Information has
been received indicating any damage Of note,
and the weather having again taken settled
character, It Ia thought that an equinoctIal blow
will be escaped, and that the season will be favor
able for picking for several weeks. The receipts
at the principal cotton ports have continued
good, and the following table Will show the com.