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Smyrna times., 1870-06-08
STATE AND LOCALS.


SHORT lTEMs.-A lady named Ferguson. in
Wilmington, recently presented her husband
with tnpletS, and right while he was in feeble
health and not able to support them.
The Good TempIars of this town have secur-
cd full caste of characters for the temperance
drama OF = Ten Nights in Bar Room" and
II VIII be rendered some time i'll August or first
Of September
Geo: Chance, job printer Of Wilmington,
1t Is whispered, intends starting u Democratic
newspaper
h'yah llltch, of Sussex County, has two
peach trees that bear two perfect crops of
peaches each and every year. The fruit is of
the very best quality and the Weld LARGO So
says the Sussex Jon,7taL
A man named Barker, in Georgetown has
call with six fect-both of its hind feet ,re
double and turned the wrong wav II is thrna
weeks old and in good health, but can not stand
up.
The annual meeting of the Fruit Growers
Association ot Delaware and MARYLAND" con-
VeneS In Odessa on Saturday next, at o'clock
r. w. his Is different organization from the,
Peninsular Fruit Growers Association
-. There will be grand picnic at Benefits
Pler, on the Bay Shore, near Milford. next
Saturday, the lth day Of June.
EIlendaIe, village on the junction & Break
water Railroad, between Milford ana George
town, is In want OF physician.
The Clayton Sunday School will hold mic
me l:,, in Mr. Richard Mitchells lawn e. Font
Hlll') Tomorrow
On Monday we were presented by Mr.. l.
Z. l4apham with box of the finest Strawbcr
rles We ever saw. They were of the '.Knov
No. variety. Mr.. L. is that kind of a
man."
n grand floral demonstration in honor of
Presbyterian reunion will be held by the Pres
4yytenans OF W ilmington this week, at Institute
1all. 1t Will extend through several days.
At the Democratic nomination election in
New Castle on Saturday some of the men cot
drunk and there We're six fights during the
day.
Mahood & Mcguire at CLAYTON. are now
day. '' p'-
Nr. John p. Springer, of Wilmington. has
received the appointment of Clerk Of the Peace
for New Castle County, vice DIR. John Merritt.
whose term expired on Saturday.
- Speeches We're made by Hon. Michael G..
Nerr OF Indiana, and Hon. Benz T.. Biggs.
at the Democratic meeting at Middlctown on
Saturday evening last.
- The dog-muzzling ordinance was before the
Town commissioners last evening. There
were petitions Tor and against its continuance,
ana between the two nothing was done.
The Seminary holds its commencement
exercises at the Town Hall on the 9th.
The tent selecting for the SMYRNA Circnit
Camp had to be postponed again till next Sat.
urday. : a.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-08

The undersigned respectfully announce, to lie
ci'Iz'n~ o. smyrna and vicinity that he has ..,
opened his
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childhood, while the rees: AeTNng on sr rssrIsr
ment, enter the rank and fle OF 5ne o,;t ar1
army when 1it for service, attend 20 mim.y anaSno
school ;nstruotion. and, passing two e2ahlna-
ssa,,s 20 ans;sn end second lieutenant, can De
rrnroote5 n The rank Of officer. NO corporai
or sergeant can ever attain that rank, umess
r. he by nsrticularly distinguishing himself on
the field of battle.
TIC staff of the arug Of the North German
Confederation is formed out OF the elite OF lts
cor1,s Of officers, and may safely be placed
above any other general army staf IN the
world. The head and soul Of 1t ls the renoTn-
ed veteran General, Baron Won Moltke, whose
eminent services during the campaign OF 1856
ale still too fresh in the memory Of every one
to need any special comment here.
At the commencement!o OF this year the North
German army had fifteen army corps pbysl-
clans, two hundred and thirty regimental phy-
slcians. three hundred and fifty battalion poy'
slcians, and six hundred and nlnety-one assls-
tants. This number has been conslderaniy
AUGMENTED since the outbreak OF hosahties.
When in the. field, every army corps hss
twelve field hospitals, each for two hunoiec
sick and wounded. The voluntary noeplta
service, which hes proved such gr eat oiess-
ing during the campaign OF 1855. mas "agaiI
been organized, and central bureau Is esiap
hshed. where friends and relatives can obtalI
immediate information not only OF the slel
and wounded in the field hospitals. but also
those removed from the Geld of battle fol
treatment in privats domicils. All the ar
raupements may be- said to be rs far per1ectsA ~
human ingenuity and Christian oeneVoie nc'
can make them.
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THE MoReANroN RAILROAD.
Connection between North Carolina
and this State.
from the YorlvIlle EnuuIrer.l

a meeting was held at Morganton, N: c., on
the 18Th instant. in the interest ofthe Morgan
ton sad Sonth Carolina Railroad. Several ear.
nest speeches by gentlemen from various coun'
ties were madein support. Of the enterprise,
much enthusiasm was manifested. and q COM
nnittee was appointed to solicit Subscriptions
It was also resolved that meeting OF the
friends of the road be held at Columbia, =: u,
on the first Monday in November, delegates to
which were appointed from several counties o.
North Carolina. ,,.,. :.
These proceedings show that the people OF
Western North Carolina anxio1sly desire
railroad connection with this State. 1t is the
part of South Carolina, and especially Of YORK
TO meet them with 9 hearty co-operaron
There is serious opposition to be overcome
not only in North but also in South Carolina
Other localities would like to get this oonnec
tion with Morganton, and il York wants It she
must work for it. Yorkville ia evidently the
ch oice of Morganton and Shelby, as the short
est and most direct route to Charleston. But
to secure the road, something more than mere
position is required. Our people will be ex
pected to give substantial aid to the enterprise
and we believec they will cheerfully respond
both by subscriptions and by sendlrg'a dsiesa
ton to the Columbia meeting, with assurance
OF hearty sympathy. We shall probably have
more to say on this subject.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Herald, August "a Carolina was slow
Of sale, but unchanged in value. A lew smsil aV1H
lots were disposed OF within the range OF SKA
91<c. OF RaDgoon 200 bags were sold at 7al &c.
We note the arrival per steamer Manhattan OF the
first invoice Of new Carolina rice to MesSrs Dan
Talmage's Sons. This shipment Is the earliest on
record by TWO or three weeks. The quality IS me,
and we learn thar the prospect Is very natteIlng
for productive yield and good average quality:
The area planted is not In excess OF last year. ont
the better cultivation or the plantations VIII
necessarily dIvest the crop Of this year OF the
goose grass and cookie the result OF thetmperfect
and sloyenly culture which has attended cultiVa-
tlon since the war. 80
From the Journal Of Commerce: For Rangoon
there is steady trade demand, and with mode.
rate supplies former prices are held; 400 bag
sold ar 7a7i.c. Carolina IS quiet; 20 uerces SOLO
at &C. .-.3 POI.
From the werld: Business moderate and no
chsnge In the general position. Carolina sa9;4c ci
sales OF 200 bags Rangoon at 7a7Ac, and 100 CO
Patna at 8Hc. Gu -.
:. Prom the Tribune: Domestic is very scarce and
firm at 9asa+c per lb. Foreign meets with ialI I
demand, and frst-class stock commands 1uI
prices, but on the common grades there is some
irregularity, and disposition to allow quick ouy
ers comparatively easy terms: sales OF 200 bags
Rangoon at 7a1iSc.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August o5.-TURPEfT1NE-Has
been IN steady inquiry during the week just end
ed, and the market has ruled firm, all brought IN
having found ready sale at So 25 for soft, and
81 20 for hard, per Dbl OF $50 lbs. Receipts are
small, being barely sufficient for distll!ers pur:
poses, reaching 1855 bbls.
STIRITS TCRPENTINE-For this article Inc mar
ket generally has ruled steady, and prices are
about the same as noted In our last. There has
existed fair demand each day, and parcels
when offered have been taken at quotations given
below. The stock In factors hands Is very small,
and mostly held at figures above the views OF
buyers, and we quote the market US closing steady
at 35Zc for Southern, and 361ac for New YORK
packages.
Rosiy.-For the common grades there has been
a Hrmer feeling in the market for the week Just
closed, and prices show an improvement OF fully
lOc especially for strained, which has been In fair
inquiry for shipment. The fine qualities OF extra
paIe and window glass have also been IN request,
but want Of stock has prevented transactions 20
any extent. Other grades have ruled quiet, ana
no material change has taken place In prices. re-
cepts continue only moderate, and the stock OF
all kinds remaining in factors hands is very gnt.
We quote sales as follows for the week: FRIDAY siS
day 1882 bbls at 81 so for strained and So 25a3 IS
for No /; Monday, S53 bbls at ST so for strained,
and S3 SO Tor No !; Tuesday 3s5 bbls at 81 so Tor
strained, and So 80, So 15a3 for No. /; wednesday,
$500 bbls at 81 so for strained, 81 52a for low NO.
o and 50 so for No. ]; Thursday, 672 bos at 81 so
for strained, So Is for No. ], and So 50a3 IS Tor
pale-all p $50 TBS.
TAR-Is in fair request from shippers, and the
market rules firm at highest figure given IN our
last Receipts continue very light, and for the
week are OILY c7s bbls which sold at Sc p Dbl.
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coastwise l715 bales; sales Of the week s71s

coastwise Ills bales; sales Of the week s71s
bales.
{! wn;hrssroN, August 49, Owing to inconslder-
able receipts, shipments and stock at Whining
ton, the weekly cotton reports will beadiscontin'
ued for the present
MOBILE, August os.-Cotton quiet; middlings
l71sc; sales so bales; net receipts 100; exports
coastwise Al; stock sol4; net receipts OF the
week PAT; coastwise b14; sales OF the week 500.
= NEW ORLEANS August 28.-Cotson inmoderate
demand and prices firm; mlddlings Ike; sales
ss2 bates: net receipts 22S; stock 1854; net re-
ceipts ofthe week ss2; coasswlse 121; total s9a;
exports to Great Britain 7os; Liverpool coastwise
1898; New York $50; sales of the week s4l2. ster'
ling 2s;z. New York sight q premium. Gold
1876.
GALVESTON, August 2s.-cotton quiet and firm
good ordinary 15c; sales IS bales; net receipts
1ss; stock 1920; ne. receipts ufthe week 1e4, ex
ports Of the week, coastwise $751; sales OF the
week SIS.
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sense !r Your misfortune iR that you have
been. found ONT Undoubtedly there were
many members OF the last, ss there willr pc
many members Of the next Congress, who are
not whit better than the unhappy White,
more, but they were or will be Bhrewd and
sharp fellows, knowing how to cover their
tracks. The fact Is, Mr.. ". Gf We may credit
his letterj is altogether too good for Congress,
and If he should be sent back to Washington,
he might be like, the simple-minded girl who
used to Inform the Justice of the peace that
abe was ruined again.
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-i0onel,.ilsd from Nyst Pagel

~. a,h;,n the Pfussian commander had resolv-
Sa oa % Srom & or g. to 9, the decisive blow was
Whea thebatte of .5 asaTsla.ss nsd hss a.
.ths stro ae heights beyond the Bois de YAu1.
Shion- s rornmzpd othe surrounding county 70
the limits OF artillery range; from Metz; we
ine has Prgssn as,aiss 'S ~ aseb aofOsS
"A. .pSiis i6r ifa 1eEsf, or for bis own escape;
Te Knew thai. q victory greater than thai MAJ o. o.
sunday, and more decisive than the gqmpit ahap the
Tuesday. had been wop We enhs neaessu ss uyaiantly
and as vainly as before, was now nopeiee''
AZ went back to the village ,ss, % GSint nont to to
pass the night tafass Il was long earth
SSana apeH eoud saS With two vast ss Of bgPg
buildings at either end The day nsa Deed eed
DeautituI 81 ~ logged down in splendor upon q
work. sne Of agooy and deatbsuch as no one could
ever Wish to see again.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal OF Com nerce, August "a:
The market for raw is more active and prices are
steady but not quotably different. Holders are
Offering fair amount OF stock, and the refners
aut trade are purchasing in such lots. rs they
can use at once. The advance In gold gives
feeling OF confidence. We quote fair TO good re-
fning at s3fasSc, and No. IL box at 1o1ic. The
sales are 1900 bbls at e,saloic for Cuba, and lao
boxes Havana at 1olic. Refined is quiet. but
prices are steady. We quote soft yellow at ll1aa
l2;sc; soft white at l2iSal27sc, and crushed,
powdered and granulated at 13itzc.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ANDERSON, August 24.-To.day, middllngs
command from IL to 155<c.
CHESTER, August 2I.-Market dnl!, middlings
15]sa16c.
YORKvILLE, August 2i.-The market is irmer.
We quote l41z to 15lsc for the better grades.
CHARLOTTE, August 24.-There has been some
little demand du,ing the week to Ill orders from
home manufacturers. We quote the market
steady at l6c for mlddling, lower grades le1s to
lic Sales for the week 81 bales.
ATLANTA, August 24.-The market closed at
lie for middlings; l5c for low middllngs; lac for
good ordinary; l3c for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, August o4.-Cotton Is in good
deraand IN our market; we quote low miedlings
az lie.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Sc, AUGUST {
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown. S G. sc
bags rice, mdse and sundries. To Shs scEellord q
Kelly. NJ Eason Bro, Klatte CO. Srodss aTsnsS
co, W S Green, W X Gourdin, a QuacKenousn,
NJ McGorty, B Huger, Congdon, b u spare
man. G ATrenholm & Son, St0ney LoWnoes.
" X Ryan, Terry & Nolen, A Pringle, e Aa'
steamer Argo, Proctor, Edsto and Way Land
inps, Mdse. TO Nisbet, Cameron, Barkley q
co, s Howe, and NJ McGorty.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Everman, Hinckley: Plhadei-
phin-W A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship W Everman, Hinckley' PhNade!-
pIRia Rark Eva Fisk, Emery, glasgow.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship savor, Ashcroft, Phladelphia' aug
uBt "a.
scbr Ida Richardson, Gedell, at Baltimore, Aug
ust a.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
scbr George smoot. Granger, at Norfolk, Va
August q
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


RIcE-There were no transactions In this grain.
NAVAL SroREs.-There was fair inquiry; sales
200 bbs spirits turpentine at i3ilc; 75 bols extra
pale rosin, 80 bbls pale, II do dull, opaque, a5
extra No / on private terms.
.FREIeHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom-
inal; via New York, 7-16d on uplands, 1l-l6d on
sea islands; by sail nominal. To Havre nominal.
Coasrwise-to New York, by steam, &c on up
lands and &c on sea Islands; ST &, tierce on rice;
by sail, &c on cotton: - q tierce on rice; ioc
q barrel on rosin; s7@s q II on lumber; se@1O
p II on timber. To Boston, by sail, 19@Tc 2 ID
on upland cotton. To Providence, SIS p NJ on
boards, &c q b on cotton. To Philadelphia, by
steam, &c p fb' on uplands; by sail, 81 p on
boards; SO on timber; So q ton on clay, and 500
so on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c
q 1t; by sail, So 5o@7 2 N on boards; So p ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darlen and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, anu $40
OLE p are the rates on lumber and boards.
EXCHANGE. - Sterling 60 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC cExcHANGE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par TO y premium, and sell at 'i@H
premium. Outside they purchase at y premium,
and sell at Il. premium.
GoIp-l5@l7 - :.
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Passengers,

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, DC
E W Hazard, D Prlnge, Mrs Prlngle J ?
Smith, Jr. D Semken, Blake, Miscally and
wife, NJ " Wilson and wife, Miss Haseli, MIS- :
Fraser, Miss r Isear, A III Man!gault, Jr, anu
deck
Per steamer Argn, from Elisto and Way Land:
ings-H oliver, Mr. Mclaughlin, W Gray, Mrs
MillIn, AID IA deck.
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Receipts by Railroad, August &c.
soryTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

as4 bales cotton, o. bales goods, 100 sacks flour,
so bbls flour, 81 bbls naval stores, cars wood,
cars lumber. To Pezer, Rodgers co, Meyer
ser Smith. G II Walter CO, W Ryan, " W
Smith Robson, J Adger & CO, Claghorn, Her
ring i co, Wlss & CO, and Goldsmith Son.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

PHILApgLPHIA-Per steamship " Eyerm an.
20 bales cotton, Is bales waste 10 bales yarns and
domestics 6 bales WOOL. 10 hhds bacon and hams
.o3, 600 feet lumber and sundries.
WILA1NGToN-Per schr David Taibot-420 tons
phosphate rock.
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eng24-
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier +HEFxs,
No. a. North River, foot OF nAsS@Rfi6SS =
street, New York, at IL o'elock noon, q the ON
and 21st OF every mon til except Wnen Inese
dates fan on Sunduy then the Saturday preced-
Ing. .,,,.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 5th touch at Manzanilo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja-
pan and China October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, bull
90 direct from New York to AspinTall.
Une hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tckets or other Information apply
at the COHPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, en- the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York IF. r. BABY, Agent.
iuly16-lyr
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EHLEMING'S WORM CONFECTlONS,
T. lSANTONINE.)

They are purely vegetable, safe and sure. The
best In use For sale by Or. Il. BAER,
NC 1sl Meeting street,,
oct6 Wholesale Agent
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TUS T RE EOEI We D,
CARBOLATE OF LIME, the best Disinfectant
and destroyer Of Rats, Mice Bugs, Oockrosches,
&C. A small quantity placed where they frequeni
will at once dt5perse them.
Pendleton's Panacea, or Vegetable Pain Ea
tractor.
fresh supply OF Flem!ng's Worm CONNECTIONS
che most reliable In use.
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, BY
Dr. Il. BAER,
msy3o .Eo.-lS1 Meeting street.
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oaulhOP1N Ness'o M, mn : - r:LI ,.S..t--r 80;
GERS ana iulG9s: iHe LOU. sa ~ nS
msMs.Si .ag rba IA ssanrssa.n;ed 'const,tute the
SssSS *. Esench ,ntantTy. blt even they
y.sa. SUmvr y nn,sSa4a, With the German Chasseurs
- rsT1;3,ty and accuracy OF firing
nv M ls tsa;,isrr M wRich We have heard so
,rIct tstsiys.s found ID be Of but L. tie practi-
nts,th ~ nesy a,;i ranonnce II before the
ss s..s;s;,s ;ss nvar TIA Transportation across
r. n moi taas,ly
the N9unifI 10 !e.S.. a.Si'' Wbaracar r. cani hs
prouep0 AnS PoalbvIut. PIt al n;aoa ~ oTt,jIerv
maize aHau1Dte, = nEn: p'sVS "
does mucn peTe. serslce' S.., - ,,o,.ro,,v s,noa
Ina ;fnenSn :l.;a ;lm W. aAo ootn,a ans s.So Rave
snfmsnsIS. srisat .IS Tla3.;sa aIcsi in tSe
served 70 A9erla:;. Icy nAeM.se ~ tents
rapid DqAaane:op y. .aps: - .ernn hfe
md tneir pecuIaI aIapsS.Un, S ~ .-an;s;nn
But on the held OF patte tneS MSA pase;srGd o,sd
In al m1Hements 10 c.osso t,1n .s, ern,
thnnghiappareptiy S"l4stn mOIon,. snsJ Ss ate 70
IN all StheI .sVoluaons aSStueuY aeiUr ~
theit German atagonisls: ans ps,SaS.t pss
u Mt lmperIecu9 ano ,att'o ee,;aS
and Ereneh nIsntiy csn ue uu' ns''o =.
upon ~ lnatnisnss..inn,eHs.-t s.iners to,,,u havond all
Ing laSsa ayss s;SsirI;9ea Al hranch osihe arms.
90upts sno peoe s;thn,,t ovcention men
Inc oWceas sto ai6ioSs ".s.S - 49, nro.t;cej
of theoretcat anu a,S a tf1a .re cnna.
experience, *nle Tug 5anA anT 'rha ~ h-s % ori3
posed OF roDuess go Ln1u: LIZ aS .t,nas T.. ho
skilled German arhHerlsts WI Hoa .anI ho ~ 70 70
w0QhEantsgomsts, Will .MnoG - WI VIZ 49, -
bonar and delight 70 we IN %ar9tsdiS saln anH
on theibatte ED. france. nas unuo9Dseny
alditA more than probable t1ss ~ Ly, isr sSy-.
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ST & &c We D,
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA
Bicarbonate OF Soda
Cream OF Tartar
Fresh Hops.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Dr. q. BAER,
octs No. Is1 Meeting street.
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MEMORANDA

The Savannah lGeol Advertiser Of yeste;;rdtsy ts
savs. The Keel OF new pilot boat, 10 be ouiit ior
Captaia NJ p Usna and others, %ss e tne bnder nj
shpyard Of Marion @ Jones ySicI ySf.E as 40 superior
IN i BEAUTY Of mSdel OF sailing Qualities IN Ge
Southern waters. The new boat will b. forty i've
leet Keel Six cen eet beam ana MY rsadv ,eei pfe M
all. 1t is calculated tha sue VIII oe ieuO' ava
launching some time IN October.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nava.
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
~ FRIDAY EVENING, August 20, 1870.
CorToN.-The demand was moderate and prices
we're less firm, but the rates were generally sus-
tanned by the light supply; sales about 100 bales
say / at l2x; sa;14H; at Is; 5 at 1sx; at IL;
25 at l7; IA at 17jz; IS at Tx; II at ls; 10 at
lsHc We quote:
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Wholesale Agents:
HENRY IISCHOFF 4 co.
sTEFFENS, WERNER 4 DUCEER,
DoWIE, NOISE < DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAOIUS i WITTE.
aprl6-6mos
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'' 49,.
5bippfw.
ToR" NEW RK,;-THURsDAY.

CLYDE h viii sail for New York on THURSDAY,
September /, at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2,
Union Wharyes, connecting with Day Passenger
Trains from Columbia and Augusta, arriving at
halfpast p NJ =.
The lCLYDED will connect closely with the
Liverpool Steamship "WISCQNSIN,r Of Messr5.
WILLIAMS GUI0N'S Line, sailing September
Tth. = -
For Freight ENGAGEMENTS or Passage, having
very fine stateroom accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, RUGER CO., No. 26 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. CoURTENAY, No. Union Wharyes.
aug26-6 LII .' -'.-a--''
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Macon Market.

MACON, August "a. -CoTToN.-Receipts to-day
o6 bales; sales 125; shipped l3s. Receipts for the
week ending this evening 10 bales; sales 42s;
shipments 5l2 bales. Receipts Of the new crop TO
date s bales. The markes has been firm with
good demand nearly all the week, and prices are
o full &c higher than on the date OF our last
weekly review. On Monday prices touched lie
for middlings but on the following day under
New York reports they again fell of, and the mar.
Eer closed firm with good demand this evening
at 1870 for middlings. offerings moderate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

GEORGE E. BOGGS, Secretary.
JOHN r. DARBY, n. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SHYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER Counsel.
r. A. KIN1oeH, n. D., Local Medical EXAM
K. LEBBY, JR., N. D.. &. !ners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

VIM. McBURNEY. President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Yioe.P President ana ActuaIy.
J. +. GILMER. Vice President resident IN GsoIeis, D.
q. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice President, resident IN
North Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-27

The fine Steamship MARYLAND" @6A
Johnson, Commander, will sail for Skstta6s
Baltimore on SATURDAY, 9th August, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
~ Philadelphia Freights forwarded TO tnai
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi
% ME time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In PHILADELPHIA
PAUL o. TRENHOLM, Agent,
anU24-d No. Union Wharvea.
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Marbincrp, Qdstlngs. &r.

AND THE
"WERDn FAMILY FAroRlTE LoCK-sTlTcH
MACHINE,