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RECONCILIATION OF UcAsrx. FILLMORE
Aud STeo1s

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b.r sa ane ass H. uaIo" eeo "as oFon9nt y
nAIp, 1.ese - -ae - n,.; etncE ~ saatoRa "
eEins tii t ~ "a ~ nagu.altnous 70 ts
'ssaaI tFG ~ 1fso'an!e ana cuafacteIlst!e
cnnrdenre - sfn'rg t t,cs hev ~ pvAe
suuuuentCE ~ st9icR WE lncL tney ~cFc thrlf
oNn foitntaf5 nedihors: ~. ttumore made the
a1s 1s.aasanee " InilnaIos 10 MIS- weed On the
orcas.ou 9! ~ Esc!nen.at mee!lne az me dinnes
I4oia " hAc Iu.tA t1a Y ne Helu sure II would be
nEFeao!t 10 ntt lathet ne *o9ll CAL upon him at
rs rooms IN hearing this, MI: Weed iu-
ine4la1e!J so1Rnt lae rooms Of MI. Fillmore,
Nnelet "Na sea!cely momentaFy reference to
pss9nes, t, pfssanai or political me most hearty
Gsre Sc n sn nae
wing i!MeCbosh RroHn g7oy In the public service
arc sesln lffuds a1tes al cstfa1gemcnt OF nearly
scorc Of seas2
saratccd tJuiy 9G} epfrrs}ondeaet ~ thu Sev lvrt
Sun.
E1Prr st,teat F1ltn,nrc ia tn-e 17a .,,4raa .
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Tho Chicago Tribune, and Its Now
huifd4uEa

From At -St1a York Comm.Fri1f AjrertiJsr.
looked fSr md examIned than TuE cnIcaG5 TsI.,
BUSE, and to-lay there comes to rs a iarDn ef,
craving Of the handsome and Iu1poaing new puid-
witch Il u now p1hilsncd The architcctur,. u1 il il
handsome. and lie Wnoe ssfaosnneas i as eous.
pletc as the Newspaper which il sues trom il. TuH
TRIsEkK ia a due illustration Of the growth
OF Chicago It haz1cconpapied it rayi paSsu~
From sAe Neg FORK Eseni,4y Frss.
Chicago has model ne xspapes once. known IL
Win Ine Herald, Of lhs city anu the Le,lntr buIit
lpg, Of Ph!adelphIa The a1ch.s ecturc Is Roman.
and, when seen from Desrbosn or Madison
streets, 1t presents q beautiful and I'm posing an
pearance- As might be expected in such rt.h
Rressive and wealthy CITY, this model pr1ntinc
oniGa nas ~ the modern Improvements ::
q tie Mest, me Gnu sec What rapid Rirtdes are he.
Ing made ln the march Of civilization, and what
rs s5s to sesp
tnc county. THE CHICAGO TAhCkE Is to he tu1-
graduated upon lts success md prosperity, snl
live TO gladden. our eies with sight Of thi. model
establishment
From the Ssv Fo,t star.
Cu1csfu 4R1HESx have Inst errrteG m.n,,.sn, nE
white marble building. nj the cornrr a. asI,s',n
ihe nsner Iii sn M,hishaI H. htu s
eto,1rs htun rorrw frr :. euii az Xxi Is "us
s11nn9 ths Tansst c,ttnrss Il, tha ss.t. "oo fao%s
"D-'ns 'n1 nues. -. .o,.vss ..t,i ~ lug S1sse
ffo1s tns Ast'eaatss htset'HsiH.
49,, 49, ~, a.e,a sr.t NuI.Gny fMy Aas teSeutiy
~. y ~ tt nne 1 nnIhR, ou tMe c,f-
conn t1atton Of Tho various departments Of the
pHrer. i Is an ornament to tue citI. and = ent:
i'nmnany. NAV Inn rnnnany inny rnnfI, -. ~ ~, ~
inv liz nreset,t nrnsncrtv aI,5, TItr Tp,r1.~r
ntic nf IN hsst nsEsra if the Wcst :" w
Fton f6a fH,T,5, hrS-..,
~ o"s" 1"f'~.
~. -, nasG 't S5 nne as1e picture OF the
Tu,nI.Sr t:nmr"nT onf SvtH,,;1r = Iii eMsa' 1.
ihy nj tnc nains ct;yr.Tsr an; n.i1tcr h,ve t,x
sn,.rscr =. ,so.rtt.s 1,s. 49, r.,sst .afs .atcu
nnr. ~ the rnnntr1 ., -, .,tnnr, * scsnn. ~
.nr nacs,;on ~ I'm n.rnn,n1x .ae ~. w.
s'rrnnH = s~ hrnmr,I cnt cntr.raJ sHseessp ~ W.
i.s sn,, ct,rsnnI,cn,,v W., ~ ~ St " tac rssy
1,n " n@M.nu,cr H. ~ n, u"T ~ 'hc Aost psoAsa'
''s' Nv" -; ~ ' " s'un..':
7u-r,,,r, ~, ~, t"s :, ".y ~ ~; ~ = asaNa.
1,n,n,1,rn nr,r ~ ~ wv ,ca's o,sah ~ mo
o;,rot ~ ritt.e.i ~ ,,7 a's;l ol!e " VIC
t1x,., ~ IN ne country
nnn.re,& ."cr.s. S'a,vic ,,.1 y pspspsssy ai1ti
,..,rs $500 49, ~. cns"le satM 20 Hect lHs
FL 81 ~ IN m! raplF IT,
h =. atc,n1 ~, ;,n. esno si nInuns COMPANY
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ycar, poslnpa nj tho nozt C,ns.ltu,lon,l
Convention, Chicago will bc urect.,l
into d selarnsc county, Including, It
n'ney be. tho Immediately adjoining
t'w''hA'pA Ut tho present county. In that
caso tho asylum, whioh will hayo boon main.
y paid fos by tlis city, will be in another
county, and forty mile, distant from the
city. Tho d'viaion Of the territory Of Cook
County into two OF three counties is tnovi.a-
bic, md That. too, before many years md
while there tnay be no objection to having
the asylum On tho Hammond farm, il this
city could retain ita property in, and con-
troll Of, tho institution, The danger il that
Chicago will eventually have to establish
new one. Such being the case, economy
would suggest that the asylum be built with
in the probable future limits Of this city
und county. Wherever it is built, this city
will hive to pay sevcn-eightha Of its cost,
and cnsh year the proportion will bo in
increased. Under these circumstances, the
asylum hid better be located in the fist in-
stnnce on the land which will remain in tho
Territory and continue the property Of those
who have 10 pay for it.
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ffI}H GE 4IICLFt ltGHHl f7hA~
A little more than year acu, in The aweItertnx
heat Of r1rgatoTaf Tanmanr, We Dfsr hea1l OF
Asa Packer. The tull-roIced Perrin WIS calling
the 5oli Of STATED Ar Eaton. on behali Of ..she
EonWtatth. " had named the Hon James Z. En-.
gllsh as candidate tos the Presidency; Mime
Pendic1ou: The terene Tll,irn had brnachc.i IT,:
beat otG Of The season IN Sanford z Church:
III e nsd :Ss 1S All
ieIm Win both hands I'm q ln1nusenpt It was
An,booy aw1th hts glltttfiug cyc.'' it
": and 3fass ae ,ns Toe ro q i
politician home. Judge Woodward read his whoe
heap q nannsertpt through, lie described his
sc1tpt,on-thlnf Of It'd u rpanuscnS,Nrean .,oriy
ead deiAFIattly-intoncd At that--to Al audience
MI sphere blue with pztp phe,uy, ord reok;pT .-ith
rIuE--just think ct that mar s,an,!ins un 6curh
tn n 4. a q ,e.,a snsa o,i
c1luuns cf biographical stun- MD tying 90 tho
cud Of il I'll "the nate Of Asa Fucker u renasy!-
Orc cracker-pooF trc cracker At that When be
eane'aaed. thers did 70 ut III a11,e 80,
A. ail the 1ends from Heaven that fell
f!sd ra!tef tho hammer err Vi heil.''
~ ,he1e dig q not .,, Il ~ loo ~.rn to yei!-tor
snne tn their seats, others 1t pe,9hbortnE harr.
It t'a'ns 4, a. 70 ~ that 10 the huxz thai went
woodsatd nj dowu, the only ctnfir aistjnssuisS' s
anle eeatence wns the cnunndruna that ieapesJ
ne + a.. ,efy ,,rxe y M" e'a 70 desk Who ia
Til then 10 knew NOT AZ. Picker. Then farm
week he y ~ fatnoea Poarteen s,tnes, III lie M ea
a u usrnnaerirt snt, In parry extennn.sn.tu,.
efforts, nsiuti Ava I'acAee Is tAs ch,.re ~ fhs
pepnstIsanla deteH4ton. It wns q tuuat fo.,rt"p liz
rncter. Hotody ete dreamed 81 xusnr sr t,r t"t
pssseE est a.. Eoeoay ei.e toek inserr.s enoagh IN
down N a remotely 20. sII,je cani,n.sncr' ~ s,iu
Pennsylvania clunE to Asa rscfer: Fiji
:he rhthent WOODWARD rpse In III sent ii
the call Of his Slate. flrei tht. ner.nt
ratton ffom Ills fsusty bru1. AMI tn,ftunrrI A.a
Packer. TNenty-uI roles we're at but tier werb
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NATIONAL TAXATION,

Atnrcceut meeting Of the National Reform
Union, at Manchester, Eugland, nn inter-
tsting paper wns read, showing the amount
of the national debts Of ynrions countries.
1t was prepared to show TINT tho inldE,-
t7 Of Great Britaia was more ti1ed than
..l':.1t Ct 7Ey o:thaer people. The table Was as
follows:
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Koepinapschaap IL butch for caee.rnen-
np-a very appropriate nu'ne for dealers In
cA'lies. Was le Lapsised ifitis bY Lis
CltiRtinn ra1euts or Ilia Chinese chl1lrnn7
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CIR Trib unt.
SUBSIDIES TO RAILROADS,

We print this morning letter from a
correspondent in Minnesota, in which he
gives some interesting information respect.
Railroad md other railways, The writer,
. however, a!Gues very strongly in favor o,
natioEal subsidies to build the Southern Il:
well Is the Northern Pacific Railway. and
cites the Gases of government aid in France,
belgium, Russia and India, as preceden,h
which the United States might follow with
equal profit mud SUCCESS.
The Government Of the United Stat IS
stands urop different foo,inc in such mat
ters tLAn that Of monazcAical coyernm 3n.s,
The true theory and p-actice Of the Govern.
NEXT Of the United States is to control.
regulate or interfere with the personal or
l,A.iu.e,, relations of the citizen to the
Least possible c1teat. It is q government
Of law, whose legitimate function il to
nrotect the citizen in the free euior1nert
OF Ill his rights and liberties, and in the
c:ruiuos and ac-um,latious Of his reuirs.
His .ki|l and his industry. The duty Of the
government is to hold the balance Justly.
and 1,t ehch man n, each hoix NJ ma,
work out their OWL materan destiny as best
they r4ay. It is no part OF the business Of
the government to erect saw-niu for
Smith or a f4our.rnilf fo- Jones or uora-
house for Robinson, or steamship for
Brown, or to sink well on the farm of
Hack, or to buy plows for White, or fur
uish Green with horses, OF put up barn
=. :. ~, !,
,nent h;n,n.y to .,rotect fhese and o1l
other men in the use and nosscss;on ri t,es.
,ua al ,,,,or ,,,oner+- t,.,. NAV a,,,,;.o
Tee onrantnsr+ borosor j. 49,
1n,,-d ,,,,,nr7e,o~ II nrn, ;muansa a,,,ssiss
- rr,ru7,'c,irc 1.nds wI;.h aro nat 49,
III, 1.'c.,,,so -ar,o. :, f-a,n ,,.,,,.. ,nd h.,.;
~, r,,..7. t,,,ouch t,u.m s,na ~ thase
Iva. ,r. - ,hn Sto,os ~ .arna - ~ ~
r;,,,xi.c T1,a ,oro.,r,aat 49, sn~ -
.a.,,,,n. ,,-,.rls,a- - ,4;,,;.'s ..
e,-.;,,, - .l,;s 1o,,d T. ,,,,,.1 s,.,.,,,o g.
s. ,+ose.,,. ,,.o.a,- 49, $50 1.s'
=, ~4o 49,, ~ -,
@-'
49,. s'.
>l"'t4 '.4e e-l p'Alo ~, so''4
''e''' ~ '"fo ""o W.. 'u," y. 'lA1' e''''
over e1As iSnu' one-nNn .. 'a' luz "cies
whose 'aloe can ne 5emoteiy increased W
lie eoahts"c'1on :" hnca road.
In lie cs.so OF tno NoHhern fAcihc
hh'l"!ly tho oher oi Iand Is nearly
Eo,Ne,tAO OF hc1es. From tie remaining
fM.N'n,Ho of acres IN Tie ha1ne belt of
country the government expects, and,
pcCoTGHH 10 all precedent, Will realize in
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Letter from Elorencc-EontrnHt be-
tween 1t nt1d tko.Me-lSatinu Cook.
inE, Wives, E1nMners and 1orai1-
Continental nnu Rome Travel
Compnrcd-lEAthettc Dining md
EtQAf4nE,
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TAe Forgery ~ aak<sSM Q9haax, N,
f.=A Assks*ist NfeFSYMAm ltssii,
GtAfe& and {iA4ex Afyasa.

ttsst kiay u, eststsa.snttst4 " H. k7isa. .H4ta1
~ Ass W. Wstk T ~ q ssA dtsksst q atstt ii Shua
apaS y alAaA Ii INV 9ss Gs.y. = w. ssis; 81
- - " atssas:s1, ~ pEas4Aled II lts i.tiaf 4snt
~ n,sa Ma3H4sseh 4n 7ts p9sssates u n.a ds*it
GAP ~ u&ds paJahle, aas - W
Mtts! sake4 h!@ % pr1ea1s so@s eRA 9ho oa..la
.Pa[Ho4A Rof f4tef 1pderal aiming ot Tho laAt.
II, u Y proper heEn to stA4s taas khsra Y Rev.
.. y usesalsAlt = Nekhodlss nlststEr et t9a Gen.
10 .hM county. Tue piEssataF Of lhe dlsft
Slata4<d v. - that P1fs1D, AAd called % RaY.
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IS 10 collect all The contemporary Information rel.
ntlve to The Irc:Eon Represented. Every de:att o3
his dress, 1glFc, eountenance aui general appear.
hncc gircn IN contemporary documents N no.c
down. besides the pedigree Of the picture Is care
fully traced. When this Information u COZ
pfcfc, It IL easy to point out
wherein portrait to which particular n1nc
has been n!t,Sed Il OF ,s no. genuine one That
which the Tntlety p0sse4cs or Washington II Allke
interesting and authentic. Il II In cl1JonS, a1t
represents him when lie xas tnose than middle
aerd. lie Iookt, tuhrch, like genial and COOL.
nasrrrsi English gentleman. Nor must offence be
TAKEN teeAuse Washington Is referred To a. An
Enellshman. II l. t,ceause he wal tn English
Colonel tefnrt he was mn American General that
bis portrait nsnrrs cur National Portrait lAlltrf.
think. however that the fact Of that gallery con.
tain!pE an admirable llkeacs1 Of Anes1ca1 grca.-
eas hero an! wsest ruler thoult. Of ITSELF indnee
the Americans who cofue 10 Lonhun, to v!sIk thB
gallery. The! Will see there other po:tralA of
unique interestt amona these the t:hau4us Hhak-
fpease, which W1s preserved In tbs Duke Of Buck
inshAr, . collection and presented By tho Duke 10
this gallery. II Is the only unl1pcarhable con-
temporary portrait uf Shakespeare In existence at
present. This collection ocrrHes temporary
rrenAes In Grest ueorRe street. Testtuin.tes. In
the courpe Of a few 1nonths 1t will he reuose't -
spacious atsd ennme sltons soems at Routh Zen
tGgten, where Il Will be easily accessible, and
H,en to great a1tahtax-.
nUksR wH1rflKH nrEE'a seH-AN AntsruCHAFtr
ROW ~ A fptHE rurAE,
The scandal In this mornings papers ahuut
Ar. GtensflIe Mnrfsy ami t,ra Darlington u The
,hest+ Of the honr TIT, tntw cr-l ,leai eIrra.1y
a,ua! th,# cass. Musky II the El'esliimate WIN If
the ikte l'use If l'tfraiDkhae,. Ills stistNrutlu
ceunecllubs helreI hm tu p4sves Ia t'ptotna!le
AFflte. tr,t ha has AtnatA tern III hot wAtef
p.tre 1nJs +k" tta wins s"fles n s4teAsitetY
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have thousands of Certificates proving the mtra9u.
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THE xREYcH e yrEBoR,s ILLNESS
The Opinion or an Expert.

DIR. Max Schlesinger, q celebrated Vienna
physician, says, in communication published
in the papers Of that city, in regard to the ILL
ness OF The Emperor Napoleon:
Tbendisease with which the Emperor Nspo-
leon is affected in the first place, s prostatitis,
that is, o morbid change Of the prostate, Q
gland situated in the lower part OF the abdo-
men. Th6 enlargement OF that glsnd-aDd
that Is exactly The mo,bid symptom--rr prevents
the emission OF urine. 1t may, as general
thing. be regarded as the consequence of
youthful indiscre,ions. Now, at an advanced
age, pro,tatitis can not be easily cured,
uected with it,. On the other hand, the disease
d very painful one; q strict diet and perfect
ffsnqmffty are indispen pensably necessary. When
the prostate is enlarged, the patient cannot
sit without intense pain. Lyipg down ls COM
peratiEely most agreeable to him. Driving Is
out Of the question; no physician will dare 10
expose such O. patient to the shaking OF car
riRge, 30 matter how we'll it may be cushioned,
and however smooth the pavement may be;
and riding on horseback is,hkewise not to be
thought of. 80 IT, p c.,
: When prostatitis. as is the case with the
Emperor Napoleon, has once become chrome
dieease, there is no system generally acknowi1
natives ean.be applied. Some physicians pre-
serib, tepid baths, others supposltories; that
is to- say, small balls Of COCOA butter with
Upttut, -uL,sA -ero driven in, &c. Medical
science has not yet discovered radical
remedy.
In regard to the report that neither Nelaton
nor Ricord we're able to ascertain the precise
character of the disease OF the bladder, from
which the Emperor is suffering. and that a
youne physician succeeded in making cor
rect diagnosis, DR.. Schlesinger says:
When disease OF the bladder is mentioned,
We generally think first Of stone. This dis
ease, which is mentioned already IN the Scrip
lures. and for which the physicians OF the
Phenicians and Greeks already tried to fiud
remedies, can be healed radically only by means
OF an operation. In former times lithotomy
was performed, an operation Of extreme dan
a-days, whenever it is practicable,
the physicians try to crush the stones. An in
the bidder. where it catches the stone: closes,
and, by doing so, crushes it,
The physicians assert that this operation
is not very dangerous when the patients have
q Epod constitution, and are able to lear q
good deal Of pain. Celebrated physicians have
frequently performed it with perfect success.
On the other hand. chills, faihting fits, DC,
usually appear some time after the stones have
been crushed. AT all events, the operation
ln'mBny cases the pateat recoyers, bnt very
freaHentIy these chills and tainung fits are
nothing but foreruuners Of DEATH Such, fer
inAabSs. wasthe ease With King leopold the
Flrst of-Bsgium.w In the case Of the Empe-
Yor Napoiepn,Who is not yet very aged man,
although -he-h -has- not hyed less licentiously
than old Lord Cupid; an operation may effect
q cure. But the reverse must likewise %
10 ,ked for in this very serious disease.
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CharIeston Cotton, Rice and Nava
Stares Market

CharIeston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, September 70. !
CoTToN.-There was @ steady inquiry for the
staple during much Of the day, prices being Arm and
well maintained Gales about $50 bales: at "a; at
FAX; 2s at 25 10 ct 25; 10 at 25; 80 25H; 81 st
25K; 1os ct 49, 80 at 2sX; q as2sH; bs at 2s a-le
Sat 2eH; lat 9eX;27 at az. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......24 @95X
Low middlipg. .26Z@-
NiddHnp .,......,,..............& @2SM
Strict Middling. ng............."...26H@-
R1ce.-The offering stock being light the market
vss rm Sales 80 tierees OF clean Carolina, classed
good 70 common prime, at sXc. p 10.
NAVAL. .s7oHEs.-The market was quiet, and no
transactions tool place.
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IN ii f st A
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER
As an advertising medium, offers facilities to Mer.
chants. Dru ,gists, Machinists, &C., OF e1teno1ne
their business. unsurpassed by any soathefn
Weekly.
It's circulation is fast becoming general. Real
Estate agents. and parties interested in the purchase
or sale Of real estate will find 1t to their advantage
are effecting arrangements by which our paper wi
circulate largely among Northern capitalists:
Information tending to the development OF our
mineral manufacturing and agricultural resources
descriptive of climate. SOIL &c-soiiciten ana tfanK-
fully received from any section.
Terms cash, So q year; copy erahs 10 10 al any one
sending six subscribers: club of ten, ~ oo each
- - W. j. Mc1EKRALL,
Jnlv IA Marion. s c.
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TEOLMES Is MACBETH,
NO. 80 Broad-street
Charleston, 8. O.,
BROKERS, AuOTIoNRFBs, RRAL ESTATE

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS
Will attend to Renting and Collecting Of Rents
and purchase and sale OF Stocks, BONDS, COLD
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase OF Goods and Supplies for parties
in the country upon reasonable terms.
GEORGE L. HOLMES ..ALEIANoEn MAcp71H.
F. Jauuaryl. "
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, September 27.-Tg.PEETNE-
receipts or salesreported. - -.
spmrrS 1UsrrH7mH-I sshade lower, with sales
| Of 203 bbls at 39Za40c per gallon.
RosN-1s4 bbls changed hands at 81 6o for
ptrnined.-- -
| TAnANo sales. ~
coTroN-7O bales sold at 25hc fer low midding g
and &c for middling.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS Peh

FOREIGN
L1yERF1oL.
The Duke of Wellington, Allen eailed Sept
British bark Dalkeith Lxngwill sailed. August IS
The Henborsund Niels@, up.......... August IL
DoMEsTIo
BOSTON.
Ship lien Southard, -, up....".......S sept ~
Bark Kimball. Lincoln, up........"....'septz ~
Brig Adelaide Wilson, rp....... .Sep. 10
schr Grace GirGler, Smith, cleared ....sept 10
Rec6foRT, NIX.
schr David Talbot. Amstury, cleared ......sept 10
EEv YORK.
Steamship Champion, lockwood, cleared 90 90
Steamship Saragossa, RIDER, cleared ......Sept 70
Brig Mary Frances, Fralcis up..... ........sept ~
Schr Jessie L Leach, Chdds, cleared. ......Sept II
sehr Ridgevood, Derrieison, cleared ......sept ~
schr A Cranmer, Craumer.. cleared. sept "A
schr B Hawkins, Wyatt up."....'.......seps 20
.t 9' e PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Pronetheus Gray, cleared. ......Septa
Schr Thomas Booz, somers up. p.........'....seps1 "a
Brig NaryE Dana, o'Nall, up. .............sept 20
20 q; 'oi . q a9i nxrfIHoHR.
Schr Woodbury., up:.. sept ~
Schr Wenorah Mitchell, up. sept 70
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GsmmerfiaI.
Exports.

Exports.
NRW YORK-Per steamship James AdRer-29 bags
Sea Island Island Cotton, 1016 bales Upland Cot
ton. 90 bbls Rosin. 25 casks Clay, SO bales Yarn,
81 packages bundries. Per steamship Geor-
eia-S bags Sea Island Cotton. 8sS bales Upland
Cotton.
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4. X A U f NJ A N

A Z. KAUF FMAN,
BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT
No. Is BR0A TREE1,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO TIE PUR-
CHASE and sale Of Real Estate Stocks. Bonds. Bank
Iille, &c &r wfm2mo os Sept 10
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Montramerv Market.

Montgomery Market.
MONTGOMERY. September 25.-The cotton mar
ket is nrm at 2Ac TO day for low middhnge; others
WEEKLY sTATeEKrT.
Stock on hand September 1st, 1869. o.... bales .lSS
Received previously. .6,lso-slos
Total. oi<0o
Shipped past week. ...................2lsL o,o
Shipped previously. .Seef-oSAo
Stock on hand Friday night, Sept "a. 'es..". 2s47