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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

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Fine Plantations for Sc,e.

Dy virtue OF authority conferred upon us b. the will
.he highest bidder. u, Fairfield Courihousc on
SALE-DAY in October next W.
The PLANTATION known as FARMJNf;ToN
Smuatc on Waterco Creek about ten miles from
Mihnsooio', and containing about 220D acres ON
tation buildings. p"'
, ALSO,
RoGh SPRlNi, about fotir nlilcs aboyu Winue
boro and containing about COO acre. Jbsr ,r To-
'h,s place al the necessary plantation hull Lima
lerms-Onctbrd cash; tho balance on a cr dill of
one ald 'wO years with annual interest irpm Ist nj
january, 1910; purchasers To give their inliyuuaI
nohds with mortgages of the promises and 10 inv
Tor ali Hpcrs and stamps.
JOHN BRN1TOS
Sept II ,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

HOTEL ARRIVALS. sEpIEMBsn 1H-- Charles
tor Rose.-D.. Callahan. Sayannah; Fl. A.
Whitney, }. B. White. q. 8. A.; J. II. Bunch.
Union; u, Lesser, Anderson; A. Mairs. Lau-
rens; VI F. Pcok, Colombia; A. o. Wilson.
Georgia; 1. wiIsonSJ.. W. Wilson, North oaro.
lima; osptsta Palmer, Steamer Missouri; B. ".
west. Purses Steamer h,ssouri; r. Coke.
Philsdephia; A. zsa2Eenp, u lining
Mas1Isr, G. b. Lawte9, Boston1 Miss TeIfY.
Atlanta. .t9 $1,000 "a A~s>.S,
Paottion Hote.-Henry Helms, Fairfield; G..
g. Gibbs, oity; D. J. Barnett, SUMTER, N. +.
Bynum. ssaib Gasa.Iipa; b. Al, Phillips. ,ofapge-
burg; d. q. Murray, Wesf Virginia; Mis- Nor,
gan, Master Morgan, Georgetown; -: Clifford,
Baltimore. 1917 or y |'as
AGAs .:i:.t.s:z G,amy. ~ ac
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nesltrs 10 Tree, wifi Asd tarsto6ktf ErdR ind Or
most extehS ssSup oohriets ia the Bhttsdisfa
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pArefni kltehtoko cFadtins FOR 7dtstlns pert
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Address r.. LiisIHLWANAARk 4 & BARRY,
r,, Sept II i.miIsJ tuaa '.:,s,aa R0ehastsr, N.Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

TIE MARINERS CnURou.-Thcro will DO SER
vices in the Mariners Church, Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, Mt half-past ten O'Clock in
the morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
,Inftiourfrs' 3pr!uatr Saies.

ftne Residence ia Charlofte-strcet.
hY AOWNDES & GNiMJsAl,T.
At Private Sale
That elegantly situated HOUSE on the north
a,ae OF Chariottc,s'rcot, known No. IJ built of
in9 10 rooms among them pantry, dressing rooms
hath rooms. water cosots, &C., with gas and water
works running through ''
The Lot measures about 100 feet front by 900 feet
deepi oatbuildinrs O. brick, with conmodious
es.ern. s ne property Id in good order, aud s In
every respect onu or tic coolest aud most
residences in tho city
Terms casy. Apply a. above,
Sept IL =,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

10 you WISH TO PUT OFF 1NpE-
FINIrELY SICK HEADACHE, Sour Quotations
and Acidty .u.
scpt1T 3mos UaE soLoMoNs' DITTERs.
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plantatiOn Ditters.

THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED J; THE
treatment of afty years ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill
The lancet calomel. cantharldies aud drastic rnp,.
gaiivcs wore then the order OF the day. The, phv.
sfc!an played into the hands OF the apo,hecary, and
the unfortunate natien, was d-enched morning.
i've in more rational and conscientious era. Tho
Importance Of supporting Nature in ts conflict
eo"p'''h's III
themselves weakening arc no longer aggravated by
1'e inc' WIN 1oNics
'ia' rally 'he vital powers and enable thom to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature.
Ii. Ito s-'"-. ~ith sickness, is
'eS''a'N - VIC e"eeS
" VIC ''e''' AA' '''''''''o' As eofuA'
Is advertised it's beat advertisement is the beneficial
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT IN Baum
weLL-our attentive correspondent. "Medi-
GUS" writing from Blackville, says: "a most
hiatrneaine and fatal acoi1ant ~ IN ~
Branch, q settlement about seven miles from
this place, on Wednesday last. Mr.. William
Ogden, highly esteemed citizen of that local-
ty. desiring to have his we'll cleaned out, en-
ployed negro for that purpose, who, otter a
critical examination, declined to descend into
the we'll, which was one OF considerable depth.
Dir. Ogden thereupon determined TO do the
work himself. and placing himself In the buck
ct began the descent. He had proceeded but
short distance. however, when tho rope broke.
precipitating him to the bottom OF the we'll,
and breaking his neck and back. Mr.. Ogden
was man Of sterling worth, aud leaves an in
teresting family to mourn his sudden DEATH
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Dny.

Phnnix Fire Company. at SPIN.
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TnE ArrnopRIArIoN ron rur OnrnAN Asr-

The APPROPRIATION FOR THE ORPHAN AsY-
Luh OF TIE SISTERS OF MERoY.-It will bo re-
memborod that in August last Council appru-
priated six thousand dollars Of tho city's share
OF tho State fund for the relief of "the sick
transient poor to tho orphan asylum under
the Charge OF the Sisters of Mercy. Since that
time tho Mayor has repeatedly written to Gov
crnor Scott, requesting him 10 take somo
atops to secure the city's sharc of the fund in
order that tho Sisters might be given tho
amount appropriated. Wo learn that on yes
terday the Mayor received communication
from Governor Scott requesting him to sign an
order for tho payment Of tho fund, and that
tho order was signed aud sent to Columbia
Inst night. Ii this be SO, tho six til ousand dol
lars will BIO paid other to-day or on Monday to
Sister Xavier, who is now in Columbia. We
sincerely trust that tho mouey will be paid at
once. The Sisters will bo able with this amount
to carry on their noble work upon larger
scale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

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TO send his- b6oks by mall dvbf 'th2 bbuH tfy.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

TIE .ExoEILENT 7MEsu of the American
House. Boston, commendb itself toths travel.
ler. The location is unsurpassed for parties
either on bnsiness or pleasure, 'ahd lis accom-
modationg uneuunlleE >. ;y.I..1
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

Mn. W. J. TnIM, No. ,1ap 'Klns55street. Wants
twenty-five hands to seq carpets Tor the Mills
House. -'.'A- !.2ho:H. as
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
TlY T. DAILY NEWS.

LurScst tClrcuintion.-TYfE DAILY NEWS
RFiNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
tOGNfZED AS hV7NG TIE LARGEST CIR
rULA TON kN TIE CITY or CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
mo IN THE I0STOFTYCE At 7..t END or
IONS OF THE NEW I'0ST0fFYCE Law
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

A HUSBAND GETS VExED AND Co.'s FOB HIS
WIFE AND BABY. Yesterday colorcd man and
his wife were arraigned before tho Mayor to
answer the charge Of lighting.
The wife said that her husband had beat hcr
because she didn't cook his meals. Size had
attempted to Go 30. but was prevented by siok.
mesa. "You know, Mr.. Mayor, how children
ore; they are just like dogs; when they get
anything to eat, they stick by it till they fall
asleep. Well, my child he ate till hc fell
asleep. My husband came in and saw tho
child and kicked it on the neck. asked him
what he was doing, and he said he didn't go to
kick the child, but he intended to kick me. Ho
then attacked me-"
The husband said he got vexed aud attacked
his wife. In response to the question whether
or not they could live happily together, the
husband expressed his doubts, and the wife as
serted that they couldn't; "'twant any use to
try, and she wouldn't."
The Mayor dismissed the couple with re.
primand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

AN INDIGNANT ALDERMAN two or three
days past workmen have been engaged in max
ing repairs upon tho Planters and Mechanics
Bank building. They had to pull dowh large
quantity Of plastering, and, as precautionary
measure against accidents to pedestrians from
falling pieces, erectod barricado on each side
of the building. 80 as to prevent them from
passing under tho scaffoldng. This barri,ade
extended across the sidewalk and compelled
all persons passing on this side of the street to
40 out into the gutter. Alderman Barrow,
white. passed along yesterday, and because be
had to 40 out into the gutter IIko tho rest Tho
says the sidewalks belong to him and other
oitizens, and he az an Alderman and justice
ofthe peace intends to keep oil sidewalks clear)
became very indignant. Seeing policeman
near by ho hailed him. On his coming up no
ordered him to smash the barrcade, which was
done. Tho Alderman after o few words with O
colored man, who didu't seem to bavo much
respect for the Alderman present, and, if his
(the colored man's) LANGUAGE is to be believed,
no respect whatever for tho whole Council
Board, wont his way.
Alderman Barrow asserted, in our presence,
that he had right to smash barricades erect
ed across sidewalk wherever he found them.
He may be right. but We doubt It, Howoyer,
we hope that the owners OF tho property will
test the matter.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-05
The Mysterious Thief.

Less than forty years ago, in a certain
country town of England, lived Mr.. John
Scott, head of the constabulary, SO astute
thief-catcher, that his friends thought
it a pity he should throw his wits away
upon provincial vagabonds, aud not give
them broad and noble scope as a Bow
street runner. His enemies, the local
scoundrels, thought the same bat con-
tented themselves with observing darkly
''that he was SO sharp that he would one
day probably cut himself" or that she
was too clever to live" In spite of these
intellectual advantages, or in consequence
OF them, Mr.. Scott was as vain as a pea
cock, and made the not uncommon lpis-
take of imagining himself even cleverer
fellow than he really was. He kept the
little town (for it was little one then)
so clear of evil doers, and got SO compli-
mented thereupon by the Bench of
Magistrates, that he could not conceive
that any misdemeanor could be commit
ted which his sagacity should be unable
to ferret out, or should fail to bring ii
home to the true cuiprit. II don't pre-
tend for to say" was one of his favorite
remarks, "as ! was never puzzled in my
profession, but this | will say, as no man
ever took me in twice. and then he
would resume his pipe with the air of a
man who has modestly confessed to a
weakness. which no other person would
have dreamed of attributing to him
Even his wife believed in Mr.. John
Scott.
Burglary at Sir Robert Airs last
night" said he sentcntiously, as he sat
smoking after supper in his snug little
parlor, one summer evening, while his
wife mixed his gin punch after his own
particular recipe.
"You have got the wretches, of course, y
observed Mrs. Scott, pairing the lemon
peel SO that you could see through it, sol
else it would not be my john
swell, no." returned the great man
rightly appropriating the last observation
as compliment rather than an expires.
sion of doubt as to his personal identity
"The fact is, it's very queer; but l have
not got the wretches. I shall have them
tomorrow, but at present they are abso.
lutely at large"
"Lor, John I can scarcely believe
YOU when you tell me. Why, how on
earth could they have got away from
you? They could not have been ordin'
sry burglars"
"You are right, ma'am," returned the
Chief Constable, with gratihed look
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-05

The true stories of absent men cannot
be exceeded. We know a man who has.
more than once or twice, put on his spec
tacles to help him to look for them.
We are inclined to believe, from the
manner in which it first reached us, the
anecdote of Sir Thomas Strange, the
Indian judge, who found on paying
visit, that his friend was not in, and that
he had forgotten his own name.
"I'll call again. Never mind my
name"
"Sir, master always likes to know the
names of gentlemen who call.
"Why, to tell the truth, have for
gotten my name"
"That's strange, sir."
$50 it is, my man. You've hit It,"
And he went away leaving the servant
quite in the dark.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-05

LADIES'
Standing on the sidewalk,
smoking my cigar.
Nothing under heaven
My delight can mar.
Staring at the ladies,
Surely what treat,
Bless me this is pleasant,
l.oafing ON the street.
High and lowly people,
Men of every station,
Rushing madly by me,
Each in his vocation,
Look ut me with envy,
Laughing for my pleasure
WISHING they were also
Happy men of leisure.
Looks of admiration
From the ladies' fair,
Speak their appreciation
While their smiles declare
That l plea~e their fancy,
With my looks so fine,
And, in fact. pronounce me
Rightly, quite divine.
Ancient maiden lady
Walking stifny by.
Acts as if she liked not
Fellows such as l.
This her outward seeming,
Inwardly, / know
That she cau but think me-
Quite handsome beau.
Young and pretty maiden
Tripping down the street.
Blushes when her glance
Happens mine to meet
Looks little pouty
As ii she'd like to say.
Impatient young fellow,
Look the other way"
All the while l m certain
That she likes me well:
Sure | am she's flattered
More than she can tell
To receive the homage
CT man SO fine,
One who rightly boastcth
WhiSkers So divine.
Staring at the ladies,
Surely what a treat
Bless me this is pleasant.
Loafng on the street.
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CHE Albang 2egister,
SATURDAY,, JUNE 5, 1869.
The Staring Statue on the Corner.

INSERTED AT THE REQUEST FOUR THOUSAND
LADIES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27

w An AUGMENTED ATTRACTION.
w. r. FLOYD, 1--- -Il ea
J. II. STODDART and
Miss LIZZIE PRICE
conjunction with the Boston combination, In Bonecaul
great drama Of the
LONG STRIKE.
Last nights Of the burcsque Of
BLACK-EYED SUSAN,
with STUART ROBSON and Miss KITE BLANCHARD.
LONG STRIKE MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
:. JOHN =. OWENS, In SELF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27

THEATRE COMIQUE.
i ANOTHER NOVEL BILL.
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE
AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SUMNER SEASON.
First here OF j. L. DeBoneys Comedy
assisted by Mr. ROBERT MOVABLE the very popular Come
diam who will appear IN TWO ELEGANT PIECES.
IRISH AND DUTCH
HANDY ANDY with new ideas andl HANDY ANDY
HANDY ANDY improvements. I HANDY ANDY
Together with tho only and original version OF tho
Great Extravaganza
RICHARD III, RICHARD Hi
RICHARD III, RICHARD III
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27

SATIN In PARIS
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
SEsEkAE A Alcoholism, g oEsTs
NOTlCEIn compliance with repeated applications at the
boz olce the respectfully announce the repr0
duction for SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE, Of
the beautiful play Of EAST LYNNE, ON MONDAY, AU.
GUST e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27

ROwERY THEATRE.
ID Great Triumph of the Combination.
Second week or Miss KATE FISHER
Second week Of Measrs. HAWLEY and MIACO.
Champions Of the world
Child o. the Savannah; Two immsnse Acrobs!ic Acts
Miss Fisher three characters Indian drama Of Eagle Eye
Songs and Dances. Miss Fisher Eagle Eye.
Friday evening" Farewell Benefit Miss KATE FISHER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21
DonestIo NeNys.

GETTYSBURG, August 2O.-Numerous
letters have been received from Southern
Generals, accepting the invitation to
participate in the Identification of the
battlefield, and several express the fear
that the occasion will revive the memory
of the former strife; but the majority
take different view, and think the battle
should be honestly and truthfully hand
ed down to future generations.
WMIIAAIsPoRT, Pa, August 20.-Mar-
tine Billmore, confined for illicit distil-
lat;on, cut his thront to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.--The Labor
Convention adopted resolutions recon-
menting trades unions to make imme-
diate efforts to secure thorough organi-
zation; for females to receive the same
pay for work equally we'll done, as is al
lowed to men; denouncing coolie labor,
bnt declaring that voluntary Chinese i'm
migrants should be protected like other
citizens. a special committee on the
new political party was appointed.
RICHMOND. August 20.-The drought
is 80 bad in this vicinity that the forest
trees are dying. To-day is the seventy
eighth since rain enough has fallen to
thoroughly wet the ground. The ther-
mometer is 102.
Gustavus A. Myers, a prominent
lawyer, and for many years President of
the City Council, died to-day.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August 90
At the convention of Southern planters
to-day, speeches were made by several
prominent Southerners. It was also
stated that only one-third crop of corn
and one-half crop of tobncco would be
made in Virginia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21
q HsaTJ
J Foreign fHexs.,

PAINS, August 2e.-The Patis asserts
that Carlist bands are. rising within
Spain, and phaye met some success, cap
turing nine officers and forty privates Of
!. MApaID, August 2o.-Forty Carl
lists were brought into Valentia as pri-
soners. Several Csrlist bands have been
dispersed by troops within two days.
A band Of Carlists, under Polo. was
Dispersed at Cindad Real, and Polo was
captured.
VIENNA, August 2o.-Baron Won
Buest. replying to the Prussian Minis
ter's note, insists that what he said in
committee was private, and declines dis
QUESTION OF the questions originating from
inaccurate newspaper statements.
HAVANA, August 20.-Several insur-
gent camps have been dispersed in the
Cinco Villas District. The Directors of
the Havana Railroad have been removed
for malversation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 2O.--General
Spinner makes On elaborate explanation
of the San Francisco despatch, implicat-
ing Boutwell, in favoritism or negligence.
Spinner controls the transfers between
New York and San Francisco, and is
alone responsible for the irregularities;
which are explained by telegraphic de-
lays and differences Of dates.
Hereafter no squatter or citizen will
be allowed to reside on military reserva-
tions unless employed, and must leave
when discharged by the Government.
Post commanders must give intruders
reasonable notice, and then use force.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1858,
900.
Delano decides the tax withheld by
corporations from dividends cannot be
charged as expenses of business; also,
that bowling alleys at summer resorts,
even where no charge is made for play
ing, are subject to the United States re-
venue tax.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of parties implicated in the Mobile
whiskey and tobacco frauds, in the
schooner Ann. D. Case, included
among those to be arrested, is rich
Cincinnatian.
CHARLESTON, August 2O--Sailed--
steamer Falcon, Baltimore; brig Lotus,
Denia, Spain; schooner Francis, Balti-
more.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21
rlEAsoIzL AND ooaMkacIAE.

NEW IoRK, august zU-Noou.;-Ss;s
firm. Money steady, at car! Sterling
long .9zS; short l02s. Gold 82I.
IenIessess, sAseouPons, 6l2; new,I 50;
vlrginla's, ex-coupons, IS; new, COZ;
Louisiana's, old, 71h asked; levees, B5;
eights S4a; Alabama's, eights, 50; Geor-
gia, SKIES, sS; sevens, 81 "a; North Carroll
mas, old, 5535; new, 80. Flour 1OC015c.
lower. Wheat 293c lower. Corn less
f,;!. 1rm; Cotton frmer, at IS. Frsights
7P. M.-Cotton fully 10. better and
closed quiet with sales Of 1,7OO bales,
at 35. Flour dull-superfine S. 1906. 35:
common to fair extra Southern 6.7O6
TO. Wheat heavy-red Western, new.
1.59@1.6O. Corn heavy, at l.1sa1. 20.
Pork dull and heavyHnew 33@33. l5.
Lard lower-kettle 2O@2O%. Whiskey
decidedly firmer, at 1.2O91.22. Rice
steady-Carolina SL@9as. Sugar
steady. Coffee in fair request. Molas-
ses quiet: Money easy, at 6G97. Freights
unsettled.
BALTIMORE, August 2O-Cotton very
scarce, at 34@34llS. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat irregular--prime to
choice red 1.5O@1.65. Corn frm-white
1.15; yellow 1.16. Oats dull, at 53(055.
Pork 34.00. Shoulders l6L@I6M;
hams 24(925. Lard 2O(621. Whiskey l. is.
CINc1NNArI, August -Whiskey L. Is
@1.16. Provisions firm and in little de-
mand. Lard 20.
New ORLEANS, August 2O.-Sales of
cotton to-day 64 s-middlings nomi-
nal, at 80. Flour scarce and frm-su-
perfne 5.75; double $50; treble 6.65.
Corn-mixed 971@; white LOO. Bran
lower, at 971a. Pork dull and held at
$3.50. Bacon scarce 1740193l; hams
24C25h. Lard frmer. at 20@2Ols.
Sugar-prime141(914%; common liz.
Molasses--reboiled 60(07O. Whiskey
frmer, at 1.2O@1.211a. Coffee dull
fair 15@1524. Gold 321s.
MOBILE, August 20.-Sales Of the week
405 bales; to-day GO; market closed stiff
low middliug 80; receipts -.
AUGUSTA, August 2O-Cotton market
firm with sales of 81 bales-receipts "a:
middlings 80.
CHARLESTON, August 2O.-Cotton
firmer and &c. better; sales 60, of which
three were new, and classed at 800. mid
ding 80.
LONDON. August 2O-3P. M.-Consols
93. Bonds quiet and steady, at $685..
Weather favorable for crops
LIVERPOOL, August 20-3 P. M
Cotton active-uplands 1891; Orleans
IA. Sales of the week Ill, 900 bales; ex-
ports $4,000; speculation 80, 900; stock
28,000; whereof American is los, 900.
Cotton afoat 65, 200; whereof American
is 20, 600. (?) Yarns and fabrics at Man.
chester better prices.
LIVERPOOL, August 2O--Evening. -
Cotton q shade firmer, at 1891; Orleans
ID; sales 5000 bales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

SALES For FUTURE DEL1vERY.-We
quote the following report of cotton
sales for future delivery from the last
New York Mercantile Journal:
For future delivery we note the follow
ing sales: Low middling, September de-
livery, 81 cents; October 90 cents: No.
yember 271a cents; December 2Gl50
26M cents. Some bona tide purchases
have been effected in European accounts,
on the following terms: New Orleans in
December, 26M@267s; Savannah in De-
cember, 26Q26j@; both low middling,
free on shipboard.