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RcE-T6s general demand moderate and confined eafeJ to
the expectation that arrivals Of nsn doneses viii seoy Dc AZ aa
about sdae for common 70 good ,nd " o esS' kgoSH iGh&
COON tG aud ties the drs Of the crop Carolina PIC from
SUGARs-with rather les, aod yesterday Tho market Tor Rr
ia st very Grin inTerea OPERATOR redner evil
sss T S% .o Sss Sao ;s' s 's s, 70. ta' %
800 SGd a. isisle or oSls iaiSSie Porto Rico 10
Ground Isie for White 4 Isle yellow g
sALTTbers has been only moderate business to-day We quote
E .ast q TsSa Fine Fin: Es" g $3.50 ss5 GO
Fine Masbslrs... 6o0 Syracuse Ga, Lg SACKS 5oqi 80
F Fips b bssESs a.. coz Tur. Island I8a $
sales T%s,hy Seed s.,Os a. 'oa r. -
f aud had fair demands sales Of $500 bg' on private
S0Ap-A moderate trade passing CASTLE sale, eoo boxes ct l'e
STR4RiE-Tbs supply prime moderate sales Of 5000 at
SGsAc Sg selling $eo9sl5o iet the low and Sl''9'l''
TALLoWThe market A active. closing 'eay sales Of l5 900
TRAIbe volume not unusually heavy but there
oT5 without much discay rhe supply good aud very
well assorted Jspss slTs is share o. sIIehS Ga standard s-''
Leaf mas been n ye goGa fsqse D p l
are sO3Es Sa ~ Is ff a. fooss Lug. 7iGs, Coor Gcsf
E@e.s' SeSum slaOic: Good ICi6l2c Fte Il, o8c and
Selections li heay Wele and c,sye follows Lgzs
TH. aai5e and ssiseon i5iae! Seed Leaf has shown ou
follows ConDecclt arc Mas
achu Fers a45c Tor Wrapper lots. ard +o
Wrappers; lDdl2c FOR Flets; lJdIc hr
average 5gl5e Cor Wrappers Peunsyns "9d Ono at 10
l2e for FILTERS IA dZ5c for lots aud l5Gi3c Tor wrappers
Hsnnbcursd Tobaco r active and steady with rather pogr
assortment Offering We quote bad follows Black work
9gd2l for Common Medium and 25Uc for GOot TO Fine
Bright Work 253oc for Common Medium and JG3e Tor Good
steady and prices are
without all TIE Gne gace We quote Haana a.
e109l for Common &c dAl OF Good aud 81 O5DS Is
for Fine Yss for Cut s5aaic for average lots aud
81 l2i for ii Cut
WHALHBONEts quiet We quote AZ dOc i' sonth oeA | i'
Coast and Csc for Arctic.
unsettled aud
few buyef 10 be found above 81 - AZ NLlh
figure we uote sales Of IS bbs IN lots
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NEW-Y TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER Is,

THE COUPONS of the DANVILLE, UR-
Il BANA, BLOOMINGTON AND PBKIN RAILROAD COMPANY
OF ILLINOIS win be paid in gold coin free from Government
Oct 1862 presentation the Loan and Trust
Company. G. r GRIGGS President
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FRUITS AND NUTS-DEIED. -,
Receipts Of Dried 6 packages holders have advanced BF
5c with the idea Of bringing 10 portion OF TIE STOCK "
country. 10 Sliced Apples have u
sold at lie in bas and lie Old don't sell We quotes
Appe-New Southern 10. ga Cherries
Sliced PeaButsS Carolina bul va
Peaches peeled. Wilmington. WY
Backberres Virginia .....,,,....J 11Gi
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formed the act If he turned twenty-five times
After being introduced INTO the ring, and per-
forming number OF very difficult but beauti-
fal acts OF fhorsemanship, he threw aside tho
whip and prepared himself for the trial. Un-
til he completed his tenth sOmerssult the
crowd remained quiet, but when fourteen, ff.
teen, sixteen and seventeen were called the
most intense interest was manifested, and
when he bad fairly accomplished his twenty
nIth somersault the ap plause was deafening
immediately after his great act without leav-
ing the back Of his steed, which he had fairly
won, he successfully accomplished the perillous
and difficult act Of turning five backward SOM
ersaults, king thirty in all. The horse and
equipments are valued at two thousand dollars.
AT last accounts the Great Eastern was off
Newfoundland. only thirty miles distant from
the spot where the splice is to be made. This
cable runs from Brest to the French island of
81. Pierre, one of threo small islands belonging
to France, lying off the south coast Of New
foundland, and oil that remains to Franco of the
vast possessions once owned by her il North
America From st. Pierre the cable is to run
to the shore at Duxbury, in Massachusetts,
The French oaoie is about 3O5O miles long
1000 longer than the Atlantic cable. The Great
Eastern had 2725 miles on board. The longest
section, from Brest to st. Pierre, is 1895 miles
long; tie section from st. Pierre to, our coast
is 722 miles long. company, chartered by
Massachusetts. will carry out line beyond the,
jurisdiction of the United States, and there tie
it to the French cable. In this way Judge
Hoar's constitutional objections are to be
avoided. The concession Of the French cable
was granted to Emile d'Erlanger, Of Paris. and
Julius Reuter-, of London. They secured the
grant In July, 1868. and now. after the lapse of
o year, they are probably compl sting the
work on our coast
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We ARE glad that the Executive Com.

We ARE glad that the Executive Com
mittee Of the State Agricultural Society has
so promptly taken action locking to the ;:.-
PRODUCTION Of Chinese labor into this State.
The committee sppointed to take charge OF
that subject consists Of Mr.. VIM M. Law
ton, General Wallace and ex- Governor Bon
ham. We speak the united sentiment of
the planters Of the low-oountry when We
express the hope that these gentlemen will
lose no time in giving practical development
to the Asiatic Immigration movement The
Extcutive Committee in arranging pre-
miums for the Fair next November and in
choosing General Breekinridge to deliver
the annual address, has also acted with
conmendable promptitade and spirit.
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THs resignation Of Mr. John Bright and
Mr.: W. E Forster from membership, in the
Reform Club, which the telegraph informs
us has been withdrawn, had no political
cause. 1t seems that the two geAtlemen
had Joined Mr.. Wentworth Beaumont in .
rsquisition to the committee, proposing, in
with the rsles Of the institu-
tion, an American geatlenlan as member
for. one month; but when tho ballot was
taRen, the oandidats was black balled,
wheReqpon Mr.. Bright and Mr.. Forster
marked their sense Of the refusal by their
retirement from the Club.
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Tho Irish CAureh BAH.

According to the ordinary course Of pro.
oedure. the Irish Church bill. as evisceras.
ed by the Lords, win be returned to the
Commons, where divisions will on ss
20 whether THAR aouss syill saoSSpt- the
amendments or insist upon retaining the
original clauses in their intsgrity. There
is no doubt ffthe result The Commons
willnot give way, but the conflict need not
be either prolonged or serious. The Peers
may ask for q committee Of conference,
and can then, according to etiqsette, reced.
from their amendments. In this way they
will have made show Of assistance. and
the popular wish will mot be baked. If
they choose any other oouvse, the bill will
be lost for this session. Parliament msy. Row.
ever, be prorogued, and when Il assemblies
o new Irish Church bill, copy Of the present
bill, will be hurried through the House or
Commons and passed through or over the
Lords. The ministers have the game In
their own hands, and they will play It, ont
squarely. s :sa
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Tho state Taxes.

The Kipgstree Star has long article on
the subject ofthe State taxes, in tho course
Of which it says:
The easiest and best way, as we advised
our readers three weeks ago, is to pay what
has been assessed against them, if possible
We do not advise this course because we do
not think there is any just ground for COM
plant, but because we believe any attempt on
the part Of the people to resist the payment Of
the amount that has been assessed against
them, would involve them in greater expense,
and we think they will agree with us after they
have read Governor Scott's letter."
In Williamsburg the addition made by
the Board Of Equalization was only twenty
five per cent. In other counties the assess
ments were doubled and trebled. There is
q very general determination to bring the
matter before the courts. Why not
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81 IT, CT O,U b q. q rSID = . !.

ED corner OF Rroadway and Eorty-eecond- treef
possesses avanteges over all Other houses for the ae
commodaalon OF its quests. If was buile expressly
sor lrst-clnss family boanding house--the rooms
being large snd on snss. heated by hot
md cold witer and furnished second 70 noae; wiis
hands ~ riding SvSsss ~ Tno4gaiisI ispie. (, m
% One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also AMONG
guests at all hours. E'4gs i76,l a a. : A
The Broadway and University PLACE Care pass the
aoor every four minutes. runntn, from the Oty
Avenue lines are but short block ON ieitner sine
a6ordlng ample facilities for communicating NTH All
'he depois. stesmboat landings places Of 4 ancnss.
ment and business Of the great metropolis. ~
MOHG q HOLLGY. Rroprletors.
WerCn IL fnAa /
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CHI AR L E S TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1869.
The Penasvlvania Democracy.

(. Not having bebre us the full text Of the
platform adopted on. Wednesday by the
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention, it is
hard to say wheher the declarations which
it contains in regard to negro suffrage and
the Reconstruction laws will strengthen or
weaken the reDtion against Radicalism
which is making itself conspicuous in the
"Keystone Stste." sol.-
The South san stand by tho side of the
Democracy # Pennsylvania upon plat
form whose main planks are maintenance
Of the constitutional rights Of the States,
opposition to the systems Of taxation and
finance and tcnegro suffrage, coupled with
the declaration that the whole policy Of
econstruotion tends to destroy republican
government aud to establish tyranny.
Upon these Joints We 60 heart and soul
with the Pennsylvania Democracy; but de-
string, as we 70, that they may win VIC,
tory which viii encourage other States to
throw off the badge Of Radical slavery. we
hope there is nothing in the phraseology Of
the Pennsylvania platform which will repel
rather than attract the moderate Republi-
cans who are vavering between Radicalism
and Democracy
The South is still hostile to negro suffrage
and unconstitutional reconstruction. We be-
lieve that the negro is not and never. will be
able to vote ithjudgment and discretion. We
believe that the reoonstructions laws are
illegal and revolutionary. But, except as
it may be done under the law, We have NO
thought Of interfering with the negro suf-
vASn ..~vvAiApiISne0 WorK
Of the Reoonstruction acts. Nor do we pro-
pose now, or at any future time, to make 9
fight upon issues which give us no new
strength while they consolidate the forces
Of our opponents. Such issues are Negro
Suffrage and Reconstruction, and Of them
we expect to hear but little in political
contests in the South. The wrongs and
humiliations caused by Reconstruction
and Negro Suffrage will be always be-
fore us; but when we join battle, it shall
be upon the ground that we have chosen,
and not upon the ground that the enemy
has chosen for his own. The battle shall
not be lost before it is begun.
The arguments which force the South to
these conclusions should have even more
weight in Pennsylvania; and we confess
that we should have been moro confident Of
success, if the "Keystone" Democracy had
made ''free trade, reform and the reduction
''of taxation and expenditures their plat
form, with only passing reference to the
sufrage and reconstruction. We presume,
however, that all the circumstances have beer
we'll weighed, and as there must be prob
ability Of victory, we urge the Democracy
Of Pennsylvania to work steadily and Wig
orously for their own vindieation and the
vindioation Of their party. Work will do
it, even If the platform is not the stronge
that could have been devised. Work will
make up for all short oomipgs. Work will
wipe out Grants majority Of $4,000, and
make our triumph sure.
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GTOLEN, TROM MRS. LEViCY SMOKE,
~ IN Colleton County. two mites from Walterboro',
on the night OF the 10th April last her only MAR
he Mare is black and rather low for her length,
but we'll built; her body long; both fore feet and
one hind foot whlte and branded on the shout
der 8. .. The Mare was sc.owe; HfSasn miles above
Walterboro'. in the direction OF Barawell. whl,e
man was riding her. Mrs. smoke could not have
the thief followed for wspt of means her lite
crop must be los. without help. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received. Di.
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE, Walterboro'. Colieton Coun-
ty. May 2l
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+, A WAsHTNaroH letter writer. cheers the
New York Journal Of Commerce BY the fol
lowing statement:
Tennessee. Mississippi and Pennsylvania
politics, especially the latter, win create stir
soon. The prospects are now that STOKES will
DO beaten beat IN rennesses. Geary, In penusylva-
niao and Dent goodness knows which Dent,
the Judge perhapa.) will be elscted In Miss,s-
sippi. Geary and Stokes arespersonal frienas
Of mine. and T feel sorry for IN. mn JUS yj
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NA A II L 70 8 n O N HI o IT Il L. :,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THlS FlRsT.OLAsS HOTEL. SITUATED IN
pleasant location, and in the business portion OF the
citv, renders it the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
are unsurpassed. having extensive suites elegantly
furnished apartments for f.mies aud single gentle.
men. The proprietor Will endeavor 10 maintain the
htah reputation enjoyed by the "Oharleston" as o
frhs class house. AND effort will be spared to de-
servea continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto.
fore bestowed upon IT,
The best Of Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment 'N
lhe house H. supplied with the celebrated Artts.
sian Water OF winch delightful baths csn hs hsd
either day or night. s.$ In u. 81. JACKsON.
July Is Proprietor
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Apply 10 person or bv letter TO- 5sf
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\ THESE sToYKs SAND UNRrvAILEp ron
capacity. dursb,!ity. cnveniences ana the general
purposes I & e whica cok'ns Stoves asc used. The
Ash Drawer; can bs Aada into q elk boiler hol.
stove has cast irod Water rann aalvan,zed; o,
ena@ol nnod. esfuy 6rstcIass ktove III
CIVILIAN 10 OF noaHdeaign, end has q ane large
Oven. This 6t0ya canPe had with the extension
bach. mx holes, ane reSrvoir whom desired .
D. z. FULLERToH. N
January ~ Pnos Augusta, Ga.
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Gk \nlAsss,1NSs AND sAAlH-CUTTlnG.
LADIES AND JHILDhlN
attended at their residences promptly and at resso.
.N able rates. A WI \
Send orders TO W, e. MAESuALL. Barbe,, I
AprilI No. 81 BrOad.street tup "tSarss
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Tn ;Rest.

THO RENT, THE EOUsE No. 40 vER-
IL NON SLREEf. with six rooms. double piaSza,
and gas throughout, To good tenant the rent will
ha low. inquire st Ne, 40 6AMHERST-STREET.
July Is ~
vTO hENT, TssN Three UPPER
Il STORIES of thsr ADGER BUILDING. each
door forming q fHs aal, pains 85 feet deep and "a
feet wide with k.id entrance King.street; will
be ftted MP to ssl,any purpose for which they may
be desired. AppR .te J. =. MOSES. Collector and
Real Estate AGenH NO 81 Rroad.street. M
Juiy14 !. fs5N }'2F wfm13
ITO + ENg.I,hknn s.s,OMs AND Dn Ess-
u INd RSoffEs'sN Kitchen room and servants
room. In a pisa ~ s.sra,ed house near the Ratte
~. Rent rne taI;ah .m, ply at THIS oEFICE.
July l5 FAAhAm ''NS = ~
IL Rrtt.y LING. No. Douehty.street. within afy
steps OF the Uiy Railway. Apply at No. 143 MEET
ING.STREEE. Rent reasonable. July
mo REFT. Ti{E PLEAsANTLY sITU.
a A1ED TWO AND "A HALF sTORY RESI-
DENCE, No. 60adAden-Btreet, opposite Wentworth.
Applyat CHARLEsTON STEAM saw MILL.
~ June IA ,laJs rtsM
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
III having houses to rent can have their Placards.
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
end nestest STYLES cf type, at The NEWS JOB OF.
HOE, No. 140 East Bay, FffsF -.
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:..for Sals.:

A UCTION Eu sy, b II OK ERs, AND
~ - other. lsling "tor Sale Flacards, Business
Cards sr other Joo Printing; executed with neat.
end dispatch will consult their interest by leav
!ng their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
ENOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS In
Il any quantity. Price Is cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap.
ply at the Office Of THE NEWS. March 4 IL
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Motiffs IN Dankrnptcp.

TN THE DIsTRHGE COURT OE THE
4 UNIrID STA TIES FOB SOUTH CAk0tINA.--
KNOX. or oHAeLEsToN. RANKaUprs. Ex
PARIE JOHN KNOX PETITION FOR FULL AND
That hearing he had ON the xwRNIY.s1xTH DAY OF
JULY, 1859. at Federal Courthouse in Charleston T.
O.; and that al creditors. a.. Of sa,d Bankrupts ap
pear at said time and place. aud sIOw cause. II any
he asd 'ssns sSsd
the ofaSe Of J. q. CARPENTER, Esq Registrar Of
F1rst and Second congressional District, 8. O.. on
TwENTT.1xTH DAY OF JULY 1869, ut Ia M. Z 'le
BY order Of the Court, the l4th day Of Julv. 1885,
! DANIEL HORLBECK,
CLERK OF the District Court of the o. y. for g. O.
July 16 N. stu2
TN The DISTRICT COUHT OF TAG
JULY ThRM, 1s69.-IN THE MATTRR OF J. 81.
sUBER. OF NEWBERRY. 8. o. R4NKRUPT.-PE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS That hearing be had on
the TwENTETH DAT OF AUGUST. A. 1859. at Feder.
s IN asssns - e. and that !
place. and show cause II any they can. why the
prayer tf the petitioner should not be granted
OF said Bankrupt win be held at the ofRce OF 9. o.
JAEGER. Esq, Registrar Of Third congressional
D,s1cs 500 sSotn 4 GsfShnas on DAx OF
BY order of the Court. the 18th day OF July 1850.
c,.r, !, *. n... 1.Asls1UEIt u HQRLR EcK
yu:y is ~ - : =. Is !.
i UNITED STATES. FOR. SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TERM. l9s9-IN The MArTLR OF g. W.
Ro2I1E re yr OF oI aEoRGErorH. 917 BANKsU r.
IN BANKRUPTCY; Ordered. That hearing be
had ON the TwEaTY,E1aATH DAY OF july. 1869; at
Federal Courthouse In Charleston. 8. O.; and that
all Creditors. Ac OF said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and show cause 10 .a,iy they can,
Why prayer Of the petitioner should not be grant
Byorder OF the court. the 14th day Of July. 1869.
L.H u. tyg c4n ANIEL HORLBECK, stf
CLERK ofths District Court of the q. 3. for 8. q.
July 16 . "a
Ts TaE DISTRICT COURT OSr TIA II
T. UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JULX TERN. 186o-IN The MATTER ], OF
RrOHARD ROPER. OF CRARLESTON 40, BANK.
R@vRI;-PETITLON @ FOB FUL. AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTOY.-Ordyed That .
hearing he had on the TwaNIY-sIxrH DAY OF Jolly, A.
1892. Ct Federal Courthouse 8 Chsrlestoo. s g !;
and that all creditors. &C., Of said bankrupt appear
atsaid time and placs. ana chow cause. Il amy th,y
cap why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. .tg Ha,w io,.-.- ~" ~ II; afs.at
By order of the Court, the 9th day Of july. 1859!
c,. :. ~, NJ. L. ~ pa Az MEL ds 4 nH0hLBEOK'
July i "a
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RfutapaI.

ID Il NOV A LIS rRAUSS IE VANCE
HI have removed to the Store No. l49 MEETi No.
STREET opposite the Charleston HOTEL formerly
occupied BY Messrs. Dewina, Thsye. & Co, where
they ase Offering large and complete assortment of
DRY and FANCY GOODS. limo ., July
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WHEAT! WHEAT!
WANTED TO PURCHASE, 10000
w Bushels CHOICE WHEAT.
FRESH DRUGS.
1UsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE
81 AND RETAIL BY DIR. II. BAER, No. 131
MEETTNG-STREET-
RISON's TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browne Chorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser' Pills, &c, &C.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wrights Rejuvenating Elixir
GhurchilPs Syrup Hypophosphits OF Lima
Van DeueenAs Worm Connections
Hurley's Worm Candy
BardOtte's Worm Sugar Drops
Grsefenberg Pills
Cephaltc Pills
schallenbereer's Fever and Ague pills
Strong's Pills
MoLane's Liver Pills
Lnn's Vegetable Pills
Russelps Soothing Cordial for Children Teethinp
Jayne's rlteratve
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Carminative
JRyne's Sanative Pills
Radway's Ready Relief
Railways r. Pills
Redway's Ready Resolvent.
June 81 mwf