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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. September A.-CoTToN.-We have no
change to note in our market TO-DAY. The receipts
are the increase, and offerings heavier and freely
taken at quotations. Saes 81 tales, Receipts 1G5
bales Midd ing 32c.
During the fore part of the week our market ruled
very uniform, aud prices ruled but little, as shown
by the daily reports, but toward the latter part or
close Of the week, under the effect Of favorable
news both from New Yor: and Liverpool, Indicating
hrmer markets, our market gradually strengthened,
closing firm at SIC for middiug. The offerings dur
ing the week have been ye-y light and freely taken
at the prevailing prices. The receipts are gradually
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WommtrfiaI.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Champions bags Sra
Island Cotton, 215 bales Upland Cotton, AZ bales
Yarn 395 bbls Rosin, 25 casks Clay, so empty
Barrels, Is bbls Flour, IL bun lies Paper, 80
Packages.
E-Per steamship Falcon-10S bales Up
land Cotton, T. bales Domestics, 90 casks Clay, 8
bales Rags. / hid Copper, ia bbls Rosin, %
rolls Leather, 80 packages Cotton Seed. 10000
feet Boards. IS sacks Peanuts, Is empty Barrels,
10 Packages.
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Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. [
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, september4 i.
CorroN.-This staple WAS in moderate request, The
market closing somewhat quiet; sales about 20
bales. VIZ: atsl; "a at S2h; at s21a Al at SSc.
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ........2S a3l
Low middhng. ...................o .oa;sS'-
Niddl1ng. .01I2vS
By New York classification we quote :
Middupe. ...........ss @931s
R1cE.-The limited supply of this grain prevents
transactions and quotations are nominal.
NAVAL STORES transactions in these arti-
cles we're limited, but prices were steady sales as
follows: 2s casks spirits turpen'ine in ordinary
packages at So; 20 bbls low No l rosin at 50 So;
l6 bbs No 2rosin at 81 s5 10 bbls Of low No rosn
at 81 10; 3 bb's No 8 rosin at 81 rs.
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Stock on hand September ], 1865. ............ $50
Received from September ], 1868, 10 Septem-
Der J. lS69..... ..........--.-......-.. AS,SJ3
Total. &c, 200
Total shipments. &c, 4oo
Stock on hand September l. 1s69.............. 125
In addition 10 the above there were received 1s7
bales 1T the manufactures which did NO; pass
through the warehouses Ibis makes the total num-
Der o: bales received IN Columbus from September
!, 1865. to September !, 1869, 4S.5i bales.
September 3-coTroN-lt has been coming in very
freely aud being sold and shipped as rapidly Us it
arrives. The ruling price for mddlings is 30a30sc
On Wednesday 80 bales were soid on Thursday 80
bales. Io-day's snes II bales at the following fig
ures. Several bales OF fine cotton brought 81 &c.
Most sales are effected the streets: Orolnary, 81;
good ordinary, %; low middlngs, 29a29H mid
dings, 30a301s; good nddlings 3ias1J1c. Total
sales for three Gays l65 bales Three days receipts
200 bales against "a bales the first five days OF last
year. Shipment 12l 6aes.
THREE DAYS sFATEM-Nr.
Stock on hand September /, 1869. .125
Received since.
827
Shipped since. ......l2l
Sto,k September 8, 1869. 9.....................2 .2O6
FIRST five days last year 81 bales received. 3G
bales shipped; stock September s. 1868. 3SS bales.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ORANGEBURG, September 3.-sales during the
week 40 bales. We quote Ordinary 81; good ordi'
nary %; low middling 90; middling 80.
COLUMBIA, September 4-Ihe cotton market
has been almost entirely bare during the past week;
good quality of middling would bring S1c, how
ever.
MACON, September 3-There were sold to day 2S5
bales; received 279 bales; shipped loo bales. The
market opened firm at soc for piddlings and SO con-
inued TO the close, when choice cotton was br1ng-
ing 3Olzc,
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increasing, and our factors anticipate large busi-
ness this coming fall. Sales Of the week 28l bales,
and receipts for the same time 24l bales. STOCK on
hand 124 bales.
FLOUR Demand good in all grades; prices tend;
ing upward. City mills sSas10 At retail 81 y Dbl
higher. Country S8as11, according to qualify
CoRN.-Scarce with moderate demand we qucte
sales at 81 AZ and 81 30 for prime from depot.
WHEAT-Is in scve demand and all sold that ID
offered. We quote white at 81 72asl 80; red 81 55a-
81 GO; amber 81 62.
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Markets by Telegraph.
E0REIdN Markets.

LONDON September 4-Econ. - Consols 93 Bon Is
sSX. Sugar, on the spot 40s &C Weather con-
tinues in fair condition. Gathered crops good.
LIVERPOOL, September 4-Eocr.-Cottou dull;
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THE ASTONISHING
DISINF ECT A N T..

EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD, GA, December o. 1865.
paped for many years in the active duties OF the
Medical profession. am only superfcialy acquaant-
ed with the claims ef your Prophylactic Fluid but
am well acquainted with IFS chemical elements
While, therefore, cannot speak e1perimentaly OF
the value Of tho compound yet the dsinfecting ana
properties OF the agents employed IN its
composition, together with the well known reputa-
ton II its discoverer as chemist authorize me to
regard it's merits as Of high order; on the whole 1t
must be considered valuable contribution TO the
class of articles TO which 1t belongs.
These views may add, are sustained by the test-
mouy Of many competent judges who have tested
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully, ,
A. MEANS, N. D.. LII. D.
CURES BURNS, WOUNDS, STINGs, &C..
ALABAMA INsANE HOSPITAL,
TUSCALOOSA. December %, 1858.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY Co., No. 100 Wil]iam-street,
New York: ,
Gentleaen-I received your circulars OF the 10th
instant asking an expression Of opinion from me as
to the merits Of your Prophylactic Fluid. The pre-
paration has been generally used by the profes-
sion and public at large. and SO universally esteem
ed that it seems to me to need no further recon-
mendatiop. y
As o disinfectant and remedial agent too when in
dcated II if not eIcef by any similar preparation
We use peruiea anganc preparations very extensively
in this hospital, and could not do without them.
consider yours the best and most ele .ant prepara-
ton OF the kind Manufactured.
P. BRIcE. II. B.,
supr and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOWIE & NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Aupust 27 s Agents for South Carolina
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PAYS OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from tt
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all description,
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGs, GRATINGs.
cISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACHINIS1 AND UNDER.
No. ga MEET1NG-sTREEr,
CHARLESTON S. e.
August mws
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y ALEX. q. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI:
CINE.

CINE.
Letter from The Surgeon General of The late Coeder-
ate States. .
R1cHMoSD, Va, January IA, 1862
JOHN DAfDY & Co., No. 16o Wiliam'street' New
York:
Gentlem,n-I have received your letter OF the 18th
of December, 1866, calling my attention 10 your
tDarby,s Prophylactic) Fluid
ed to, and extensively used by, the SURGEONS in
charge of general hospitals in the Confederate ser
vice with great benefit to the paients-all the sur
geors making favorable report-a great deal Of 1t
was used in the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedientservant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, N. d,
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
September 4.

81 bales Cotton, 686 bbls Naval Stores, Lumber,
Tobacco. Mdse &C. To Marshall, Jr. S Stoney,
Kins man Howell. Frost & Adger, Wilson. Adams
4 Damon, Reeder Davis, WAGNER Monsees, NJ
Sanders, G " & Co, g Williams. Pelzer, hod'
gers Co. J Barden A NJ Jackson, W Chafee
Co, " Ryan webb. Kirkpatrick & Witte.
Simmons, Brown & Hyer, WeIiog' and Chisolm
Bros. -
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Boston Market.


BOSTON, September 1-coFFEE-The market
continues quiet and prices remain the same. The
sales of Javn have been small lots at 2Sa2zH cts
gold for bags and pockets ond Mo AZ isazoc q 10
Currency st Do ningoi is quiet, and nothing OF any
consequence has been done Tor some time. Prices
are nominally 10c q ID gold in bocd.
Cor-oN-Ihe market for this article has been quiet
during the week. and prices remain without materi-
al change The stock is 50 much reduced that hold.
ers are very indifferent about selling but with new
crop uear at hand manufacturers purchase only in
small lots. We quote ordinary at 30ha3ic; good or.
binary at SO lsa33c; low middlng at 333saS4Mc; aud
middiing at SAX $3.50 q tb including uplands and
Gulf. The market closes quiet but firm at these
figures.
DoMesr1cs ia better feeling for cotton
goods and standard sheetings. Prints and delaines
have been quite active at full previous prizes. Wool
lens are also in better demand and. although prices
rule comparatively low, trade is more Satisfactory
th IN for some previous weeks.
GUNNY BAGs-Market quiet and prices are nomi-
nallv the same. In New York 500 bales have been
sold on private terms.
GUNNY CLoTH-The demand for gunny cloth is
good and sales Of 1900 bales at 22&a2sc currency.
The shipments South have been quite large.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine has declined to
I5Ha46c. rhe arrivals have been considerable,
most of which sold to arrive, and the trade are
now very well supplied. In tar there have been
and Quiet, and pitch remains about the same.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, September 2.-CoTToN.-We note
the receipt OF bales of the staple to-day two of
which was the new crop raised In North Alabama.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Received to-day.
received previously ly..............-... ........4
Total receipts this season. .....................9
FLouR-We continue our quotations as follows:
Supers SIS 25aS6 sogle extra Sc 25a6 90; double
ira S6 5Oa6 75; family 81 25as- fancy 50 60a6 66.
CoRN.-The market is stiff aud still advancing We
heard sales today Of bose from wagon at 95c and
slles from .tore to dstiller at 81 0S. The ship.
ments co nprsed COO bushels at 81 0s sacked and de-
livered in depot.
WHARF.-THE receipts today included 30S7 BUSH
els, with shipments of 900 bushels: We continue
our quotations q. S1al 05 for Mediterranean; red
81 To-; amber 81 Is; white 81 20a1 25. We heard of
the sale of $1,000 prime Kentucky white, delivered
here. at 81 80.
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Drugs, Chemicals, Gtf.
nARBY's PKoPAYLACTlC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Alez II. St.phens, Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRpsvnLE, Ga September %, 1868.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is an article OF little
cost but great value It's domestic as well as med-
ciual uses are numerous, while its speeialties are
most wonderful / have not been without It for
ten Years. and no head of a family who can afford
10 have il should be without it.
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Columbus Market,

COLUMBUS September 1.-The following table
gives the warehouse business OF the past season:
Stock on hand Septemhe. J, 1865. %
berI 1858. ....................... 4s 80
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mario is sixty years old.
-Humbe-t, OF Italy, is terribly in debt.
-"Don Carlos" is very popular at Padua.
-ofsnbach lately celebrated his silver wed
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son Erom Northern State appeared 70 Do Will
out attention from their fellow-boarders. Gen.
ersl Lee observed the fact, and desired some
of his lady friends to cultivate their acquaint-
ance. When these excused themselves on the
ground thst they did not know their names,
and were without Introduction, the general
approached several Of these visitors. saying to
each, i am Mr.. Lee-may ask your name p
And when this was given, he promptly present.
ed them to his friends. who received them
most cordially"
The solicitors of Lady Byron's family have
written q communication to London jour
nails, distinctly stating that the article OF Mrs.
Stowe in the Atlantic Monthly, on the separa-
ton Of Lord and Lady Byron, is not c1m-
plete or authentic statement, and does not in
yolye any direct evidence. Nothing is COM
municated but recollections of q conversation
had thrice years since, and impressions de-
rived from manuscript, under great excite
ment. without conceding that Mrs. Stoves
narrative cont aims complete account OF the
relations between Lord and Lady Byron, they
protest against it gloss breach OF trust
and confidence, as Inconsistent with Mrs.
Stoves recommendations to Lady Byron, and
a violation Of the express terms Of her will.
Lady Byron's representatives and descendants
absolutely disclaim all countenance OF the ar
ticle, which was published without their privi-
" or consent The News thinks Mrs. Stoves
narrative does not contain the whole truth,
but is probably true as far as it goes. 1t can
not see that she has done anything but make
a fair exacti.ude Of history.
The new Hudson River Railroad depot in
New York is about to be adorned with statue
or it's owner. The statue is OF bronze, twelve
feet high, and is the largest in America. 1t
represents Commodore Vanderbilt. with head
uncovered, and wearing heavy fur-trimmed
oyercoat. hls left foot slightly advanced, his
night hand inserted beneath bis vest, and his
left modestly extended. The attitude is so
easy and dignifsd, and the likeness 80
as to reflect the highest Gre.
dit on Plassman. the sculptor. The bas-
relief is ten fee. high at the ends, and
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, September 2.-CorToN. We note
the receipt OF bales of the staple to-day two Of
which was the new crop raised In North Alabama.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Received to-day. o
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-20

There is grca rush to The Jamestown
Clothing Store. The reason, New Goods
arriving every day. Sept l3th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

The New York papers, without regard to poll
tics, speak in congratulatory terms of the action
of the House in repudiating reputation. The
New York Post, paper apt to be discriminat-
ing IN its praise Of the administration, expresses
the belief that this suspicious result is due
largely to the good management Of our financial
affairs, and says that if it were not for the in
creased economy and efficiency of the admins
trat:on since the accession of President Grant, ii
Is hardly probable We should so soon have been
50 happily rid Of this disturbing question of re-
pudiation, with the consent of both parties.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18
Reading Matter on Every Page.

Mr.. Stenhouse, editor Of the Salt Lake Tsle-
graph, is in New York, staying at the st. Nicho-
las, where his society and views are much CO.
veted by the interviewing reporters. He is very
reticent toward the whole fraternity, of which
he was at one time a shining ornament; but so
far as his language and actions indicate any
thing they are said to give no signs Of the spirit
of rebellion against the head of the Mormon
Church which he was sometime since credited
with harboring. Indeed, at the time; the col
umns Of his own paper gave the --LATEST contra
diction to the reports Of his detection Bat
whether he Is entirely satisfied with all his reIa-
tons with the Church, Is quite another thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

NrErSG WITH ISDIANA.-Over fifty divorces
have been granted within q short time in Essex
and Bristol Counties, Massachusetts,, where, il IL
said, the Independent circalates largely. gem
tleman, writing from Boston to Chicago, says
sit has been justso all over the State during the
past six months. This must show that either
woman's rights are in the ascendant before her
time, or that society, in some respects is rotten
to the core. II the sacredness Of the family can
not be preserved, then the same causes that tend
to DESTROY il, if carried out to legitimate issue,
might have destructive tendency upon all our
institutions, and lead to their final disintegra-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

The story comes to us from New York by way
OF Indianapolis, that Messrs. MeKelway and
Hallock, the young men who lately acted in the
double capacity of midwives and undertakers
to the late Erening Republic, are now attached
TO the editorial staff Of The World. If this be
true, We may shortly look for some more start
ling revelations in regard to life In Washington
In the columns of the last named paper. Can
nibalism tins time, very likely, if free range is
allowed to MeK.,s fancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

MIR. Attorney General Hoar's appointment as
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court seem,
to give general satisfaction to the papers of
Massachusetts, where he is best known. The
Boston Transcript, speaking of it, says" He
has all the qualities which go to make up an
able and upright judge His honesty is not
merely quality. but force, and force which
has been palpably felt in whatever Office IL has
been exercised 1t is a hopeful sign for the
country when such men are placed in the high
est judicial positions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

(NRANULATED
SUGARS,
WELSH PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR
,ale as log as any house in the city
M goods delivered promptly free S1shargs.
Wv. BuRCHELL,
-. corner Of 18th aud sfrects,
wv under Ebbitt House,
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The New York World praises Hon. James
Brooks for having led Off on the Democrats
side IN assailing the reputation position of Mr..
Mungen, and 'by the trenchant emphasis of his
remarks giving TO the discussion a tone of
strength and freedom which removed all re-
straint from the Democratic members who fol-
lowed him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

The American Literary Gazette and Publish
ers' Circular for Christmas, 1869, published by
George W. Childs, Philadelphia, is notably in
teresting as presenting, in addition to it's usual
interesting literary melange, specimens in the
best style Of art Of the illustrations to all the
leading holiday books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-18

From French, Langran & Oglvie we have
PEsHans's Magazine for January. 1t abounds in
Father Hyacinthe matter, and has the COM
mencement of novel by Mrs. Mary Clemmer
Ames.
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n D T &c T.

TN / Z
All having goods deposited with us, and now over
due, will please call and redeem renew the same
before the 18th instant otherwise they will be sold
at an auction sale on the 2Oth of December, 1859.
5. GOLDSTEIN CO.,
Brokers,
de fu No. "a "A street.
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The New York Commercial thinks the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Stanton to the Supre me bench
would be an eminently proper one, be cause he
has ''brains, honesty and courage
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
dQS SEVENTH STREET. dQS
APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AND ADAPTED TO ALL SEASONS.
caoiee selections handsomely Framed
ENGRAvINGs. and u,oxo.,
SWISS CARVED WALL PoCKETs,r
Tor HYGRoMETonEs. &C.
fApkk-hAN&ShfsSfpsjw SHADES,
PICTURE cOHD AND rAS sisss AZ AND , NAILS
The largest assortment in the District. Terms
Please remember name and number
j. MARKRIrER.
4s6 SEVENTH STREET.
dec I'm Between and SITS.
LOOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
CHR. RUPPERT,
KRIss KRNaLE HEADQuARrRRs
No. sag SEVENTH STREET, between ID and Z,
Importer Of all kinds Of
FRENCH ES SJ5Ss A. mp , GERMAN FANCY
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Mr.. RUPPERT takes great pleasure in Informing
ms many friends and the public generally that he
months, during which has devoted himself "a
the selection Of the largest and handsomest stock
FANCY AND wORsTBp GOODS.
CRYSTAL AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &C, &C.,
that has ever been introduced in this section Of the
Vienna, Bohemia, Switzerland, and other places on
the continent OF Europe, and are Of the most ap-
prices as they cam be in New OF Of II
cities, in consequence Of having purchased direct
in part
EMBRD CHAIR and SOFA COVERS,
RsfrTEb sRs Sss! sp mo spns,'
KNITTED AFFGANS, all sizes,
BoSSFFNsILeAsN Y hSKss and don oRsAMENTs
MUSICAL SEGAR STANDS,
FRENCH PERFUMERY, Of all kinds
FoE sENS S.sps,
WHITING DESKS,
DRESSING CASES,
WORK BOXES,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS,
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS OF CHARACTERS
ROCK, SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PROPELL9RS and SLEIGHS.
WAGONS and WHEELBARR0wS
In order to give my customers increased facilities
IN their examination of my large stock Of goods, \
have converted and fitted up, with all the modern
convenlences- and at several thousand dollars ex-
pense- the second story of my establishment into a
store room. The new room Is entered by way of an
open stairway leading from the store room in the
second story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
to examine my stock before pure hasing elsewhere.
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd US ually
attendant at the near approach of the Holiday
should make their selections early, avoid the
rush. de s-tJanl