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Receipts by Railroad, August 20.
sornu clRoJJSl RAILROAD,

15e bales cotton, 81 bales goods, lGo bbs four,
200 sacks -four $50 sacks oats 3I1 sacks wheat 9S
bols naval stores. lumber, stock, &c. To Camp,
sen & co, j Robson. Claghorn, herring CO. .
Ad.er & co. Stenhouse e. co, Knobeloch & Small
j II Clausaen, G Follin, W " Smith. Walter
4 co, G " Williams & co, Pezer Rodgers CO.
Smith & Chapeau, Z Mal,onee and yelling.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
G bales cotton, 69I bbs naval stores. cars lum-
ber, phosphates, mise, &c. To j Marshall, jr Mrs
Posi-, Barden i Parker. knsman howell sh9
Wieiers, Smith & Chapeau, caldwell! X son, and
Chapeau & Hebron.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, August l9 :
The market for spirits Of turpeniine is rather
stronger, WITH however, less inquiry. we 9IoLe
merchantable lots at 3sc; IS bbls. were sold 10
lots at this figure. Rosins are firmly held, espe-
cially strained grades. with q fair inquiry. we
quote strained at ST. 77lsas1 so for common and
81 Se6as1 s. for good. Tar Is unsettled wltn very
little demand; 10 bbls Sewoern brought So 20.
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1ntcrior Gotten Markets.

MACON. August le.-Recelpts to-day ii bales;
sales !: shipped 16. The market Is wholly un-
Changed. There is moderate demand Tor mid
dllngs at 18c; something fancy 1870
COLUMBUS, August l9.-The market during
the past week has been quiet: transactions light.
Receipts 4e bales; shipments 134; sales 81. at loc
for middlings Only bales Of new cotton have
YET reached our market.
ATLANTA, August 19.-The market closed at
l6c for middlings; 10 for low mdding; IA Tor good
ordinary; 13 for ordinary
oBANGEBURG, August 19-Sales during the
week s bales. We quote: O. dinary l2alic; low
middling Is; middling l59l.
MONTGOMERY, August la.-Market dull; low
middlings 16c.
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Brig James Crosby, Baldwin, New York-12
days Guano. To b F Baker co and the ) q
Schr Keeling, Robinson, Baltimore-l4
days. Guano and mdse. To Street Bros & co,
c Dukes co, Adger i co, Holmes Calder,
and others.
Guano and acids. To the Master, W G Bee co,
and " Dukes 4 CO.
Schr E Palmer, Smoot. Baltimore-s days.
Corn and oats. To Street Bros & co, e II West,
Jr, r N Butler l. Son, campsen co, stenhouse
Schr Mott Bedell, Bede Norfolk, Va-7 days.
Corn and oats. To the Master and West Il Jones.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka. via Jack
sonvile, Fernandina and Savannah. so tcs rice,
mdse, dc. ToJ D Aiken d co. Goodrich. Wine;
man l. co, L d co, Lenninan. 5 Schirmer, II
BIschof l. co, J Taylor co, F K Huger.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Merchants, Line schr n Hawkins, Morris, New
York-l0 days, Mdse. To VIM Roach co, ] E
Adger co, Adams, Damon co, BIRD , co,
c Berbusse, Burckmyer. Bollmann Bros, BIS.
& co, Il Cobla & co, Clacius Wltte, Campbell,
Cameron, Barkley Il co, Crane. Boyston co, h
A Due, Dowie, Noise & Davis, B Duval Son, J
Eason Bro, Fleming os,a co. G,daen' EGIdea' 4
Johnson, Goodrich. Wineman & CO., Hart 4 20 CO,
Holmes Calder KInsman & Howell, T Kerr d
co, c Kornahrens, q Klatte u co, h1ng W ui9, y
bon, N Luhrs, Mantoue & co, Muller wieoeFs, y
hOmleI, MOTUeCul CU, ~ v t$Slh " Soe1St
Poppenheiln, O'Nenl, 6 Prince, Palmetto Pio
neer Association, S Railroad Agent, Stehens,
Werner 4 Ducker, SteglinG. Tobias sons,
W Williams l. co, W Trott, Wando Manulactnr,
G Whilden & co, ] Il wurhmsn & co, P Guile
i sc6r Lucy N Collins Collins. New York-1o
days. Hay. To q Risley and King i Gio6on.
Landing and Edlsto. Mdse. ToJ Aiken & co,
Southern Express Compapy Ravepel & Holmes,
" Eckel 4 co, Ii Triest, Mcqueen s. co. Captain
Braine " NJ Bird & co, Huger, Captain G W
Bradley, r Heriot and others.
AT QUARANTINE.
Bark Times. Bryant, Bermuda-1s days. Ba.-
last. To order.
IN THE oFFING.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, from Liverpool.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New YORK
James Adger & co.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Paul c
Steamship salvor, Ashcroft. Philadeiphla-w A
CourtenaJ.
schr Montana, Bearse, Boston-M Goldsmith &
Son.
schr Matthew Kenny, ogier, New York via Da-
rIen, Ga-H B Baker & co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff, New York.
Steamship Salvor, Ashcroft, Philadelphia.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
British barkentine Wanderer, Mcdonald, Leith,
Scotland.
Schr NJ Mosely, Urann, North Weymouth,
''a~' SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Montana, Bearse, Boston.
Schr Matoaka, Fooks Richmond.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, New YORK, Au'
schr J T Alburger, Hanson, Georgetown, S G,
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig C V Williams, Thompson, at New York,
sehr stiekney, Fooks, at Baltimore, August
Is.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr y Lowell, McLane at New York, August
schr Minnie Repplia, Weeks, at Baltimore, Au
gust is.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, LOCKWOOD New iofS
August 20.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 2o-N oon.-Consos slts
Bonds SS14. Turpentiue duh.
LIVERPOOL. August 20-Noon.-Cotton open.
ed firm, tending up; uplaads 9ae16d Orleans
e,6askd; sales 5000 bales. Red winter wheat
9s cd.
Eyening.-Cotton closed active and buoyant;
uplands sXd; Orleans 9Jld; sales 1S.oOc bales
SPECULATION and export 5000 bales. Pork dull.
TalloW 4Ss 9d.
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The New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, August 18th: There has
oeen trlhe more doing, with no important
cnange TO note In values. Sales Of 10 tcs Caronna
at &c; 800 bags Rangoon at Ta7 i4c: and 1000 bags
do. In bond on private terms. Barring Brothers 4
CO.'S London Circular OF the 5th instant, reports
Ice eoo as s. Io9ws: Outlet but steady Al ftor
wards $4,000 bags Paddy sold at IS 6d. The sales
privately are 1000 bags ordinary to middiing
Rangoon from ss 9da9s3d; 1000 bags miadnng
from los Gil for midlling to 12s 114d for good,
also $500 bags good from lis 0da12s quay terms.
is steady, with the usual io6bing trade; 800 bags
Raneoon sold at 1a7Ic. and 40 tcs Carolina at &C.
From the Daily Bulletin August 10: The gene
do not advance The market shows a pretty
steady and uniform tone on all grades. Sales OF
$50 bags Patna at SIG; $50 bags Rangoon az 1a
71sc, and 1000 do in bond at So 1872 gold. caro-
lima, common TO good, per cwt, IS 75ae; do
prime to fancy, per cwt. 50 25a9 37lE: Rangoon,
per tb, a7h;Rangoon, gold in bold, per H. 80 ao1s
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there (which is chiefly low cotton) is kept far
above the market, and will be 80 for the remain
der OF this season. The srock IN BOMBAY is large,
but ID held at Id per b above current prices nere,
and as the native holders are very stuoooIn,
there is no chance Of them breaking down 70 lne
level OF this market for q long time TO come.
Hence 1t follows that whenever an active business
begins In Manchester the trade must be neaVy oly-
ers In our market, and we fully expect to see the
face OF matters here entirely changed before very
long, and probably as great an eagerness 10 guy
cotton as there has been lately to throw IL away.
Fresh interest has been awakened IN Ille
prospects OF the American crop BY the puolcatlon
OF an estimate Of three and half to four mllions
from the agricultural bureau Ia America. we
believe tnat these figures are exaggerated. NO
doubt the crop on the whole looks well now
though our accounts are by no means uniformly
good, anc scarcely bear out the very glowing &C.
counts generally current; but the critical Time OF
the year hasyet to come and an early frost or pad
picking season would entirely alter the aspect o.
matters.
Wethink it, very unlikely that such an extraordt-
nary season as the last VIII be repeated; TWO sucn
years have never followed each other, SO far as
we know OF, and 1t has very seldom happened De-
lore that alter an immense increase OF crop IN
one year, another great increase has taken place
10 the next one. The almost inrariable rule mas
been that very large cyop has been succeeded
oy smaller one. No doubt this law may be re-
Versed this year in consequence OF the greatly IN
creased planting; but we lean strongly 10 tne
opinion that public sentiment Is eXaggeratlng
the prospects Of the next crop just as 1t under es
tlmated the last one.
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COMMERCIIL NEWS.
EIpOrtS.

NEW YoRk-Per steamship Manlattan-69a
hales cotton, So ties rice, los bales yarn. IA Dds
Oil $50 bushels wheat a5 bbs iioar 80 empty bar
i'S PaII,t ipH1A-Per steamship Salvor-1o2 bales
cotton. lol bales yarn. 63 tcs rice, and supdrles
BALTIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-2ai bales
cotton, $50 tons phosphate rock, 9S casks clay,
hhds hides, cases mdse, and Sundrles.
'''i RosrnS" Per schr Montana-6ll bbls spirits OF
turpentine. 1855 bbls rosin, 50 casks clay, tons
old iron.
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Hlarbinern, Castings, &r.

AND THE
"WEED" FAMILY FAvoRITE LoCK.sTlTCH
MACHINE,
are The best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments on easy terms or for cash: All hinds OF
Machine attachments. Needles, Cotton, (whre,
MACK and colored,) Silk Oil, Soap &C.. &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples OF
work sent on application.
General Dealer in First Class Sewing Ma,
chimes and Material, No. 307 King street., j
aug1. Ciiarieseon, .. v.
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n. Jordan was accosted by one OF tne N 10 noo, y,
the Doctor. The Doctor. who had just gone
home for his pistol, drew his weapon ana Of
deref the fellow to surrender, Whlch ne aid.
The crowd then rushed upon and over the
Soctor. When they passed over him, some
one cut him severely in the neck. Wnen tne
row first commenced NUMBER OF stones were
thrown at the white people. and another man,
hesides those already mentioned, was painfully
wounded.
BEHAVIOR OF THE WHITE PEOPLE.
During this mel q the behavior OF the white
people was simply heroic. Though taunted,
insulted by thos" whom they had invited to
firm, and acting under the advice Of the cooler
headed among them, remained ready 10 re-
sen. any direct attack upon them, or any
further interference with the meeting. HOW,
ever, after the riot occurred, 1t was deemed
best not to continue the meeting and II was
adjourned.
PRENEDrTATED AFFAIR.
It Is evident that this disturbance was pre-
neditated affair Before the meeting the ne
nroes had been heard TO threaten JudSe Car'
penter, and swear that he should mol speak
and Wimbush, especially. who rules mosI o.
the colored people of the county, and who hao
commenced the disturbance, had been very
severe in his denunciations of the Judge.
The citizens are naturally very indignant al
this outrage, and will use every effort to bring
the perpetrators to justice. A colored mar
! named Irving Welch. president Of the Loya
League of Rock Hill, has been designated al
one of the men who threw rocks, and will be
arrested. r. :.
All of the wounded are doing well. It !:
hnt iustice to state that the majority OF Inc
colofed people deeply regret the disturbance
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
GEORGETOWN, August 1s-Arrived. August 10Th,
brlc GeorgIe, swan, Wilmington C; llth, schr
E Woodbery, WoodbeTy, Rock Point, Me; 14;h,
schr Alberger Hanson, Charleston; schr Sarah
Webb Webb North Carolina. Cleared 18th, schr
Sarah Webb, Webb North Carolina.
The sehr 4 L Palmer Rankin, from George
town, G, arrived az New York August is.
The schr Traveller, Hodges, from New York for
Charleston colllded on the night o. the l4th inst,
10 miles east Of Cape Henlopen. with pilot boat;
stove bulwerks, &c, and put into Wilmington,
Del, On the 18th.
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q O R NEW 20 RK
TCABINS ALL on DECK.l

The AL side.wheel Steamship SOUTH CARROLL
Ma. s, Adkins, Commander, will sail for New
York on WEDNESDAY, August oath. at O'CLOCK
P. M, from PIER No. q UNION WHARVEs: con-
Meeting with Day Passenger Trains from Coium.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will make close connec-
tion with Liverpool Steamship COLORADO OF
Messrs. WILLIAMS & GuIoN's LINE, sailing Au'
Insurance BY the Steamships Of this line X per
cent.
very superior State Room accommouaIlons; al
HCGER Z CO., No. 20 Broad street. or TO
We : COGRTESAY, No. Union Wharves.
auR204
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PORT CiLENDIR.
MOONS PHASES.

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, It'll, hours 81 inmates. morn ing
Fan Moon, 1lth, hours, IS minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours 80 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 26th, hours, 5 minutes, evening.
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EoR EDIsTo, PACIFIC LANDING,
BEAUFORT AND SAVANNAH.

The Steamer STARLIGHT, Cap. ..9E-S
tain n. l.. Coste will leave as fol
lows during the month Of August:
On TUESDAY. 9th August, at . O'Clock a. ~
On TUESDAY. 10Th August, at O'Clock A. NJ:
on THURSDAY. 18th August, ar s O'Clock A; NJ.
On TUESDAY, 23d August, at O'Clock a. NJ
On THURSDAY, 25th August, at O'Clock A. NJ.
On TUESDAY, 30th August, at O'CLOCK A. N.
Fine Stateroom accommodations.
Passengers can come on board IN the evening
AMI be comfortably accommodated.
To Savannah on the Thursday TIP only.
For Freight OF Passage. apply TO
j. D.AlkEN j. CO., Agents,
anrs South Atlantic Wharf.
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no R F L OR ID A

T,O R F LOR ID A,
lONCE A WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDlSA, IA JACKSON
VILE. pILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The steamer DICTATOR will sail ,.SfrE..s
on and after the 5th July for above raEs5tlEssrlas
places every TUESDAY EVENING at 8 oStoGk.
Fare from Charleston 10 savannah, lnciuuln9
meals and berth, 50. lul!I
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Wholesale Agents:

Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BISCHOFF d co.
STEFFENS, WERNER d QUICKER,
DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS. Druggists,
CLACICS & WITTE.
apr15-6mos
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoN.

R1cE.-The first sale Of new crop tooH place,
consisting Of small lot Of tcrees, elassed fair,
at lOc p ID. This is the earliest appearance OF
new rice tina. is remembered.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales Of no.e.
FREIeurs.-To Liverpool, By steam direct nom
inal; via New York, 7-l6d on uplands, ll-l6d on
sea Islands; by sail nominal. To Havre nominal.
Coastwise-to New York, by steam. &c on mp.
lands and &c on sea Islands; 81 = tierce on rice;
BY sail, &c on cotton; - tierce on rice: 4Oc
q barrel on rosin; s7@S {, II on lumber; 5000
a II on timber. To Boston, by sail, tiG'.c Z tt
on upland cotton. To Providence, SIS .. " on
boards, &c p is on cotton. TO Philadelphia, By
steam, &c p Ii on uplands; by sail, s. z II on
boards; 50 on timber: Sc 2 ton on clay, and $50
so on phospha s. To Baltimore, BY steam. &c
p fb: by sail, Sc 5o@7 q on boards; Sc & 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, and $40
OLE q NJ are the rates on lumber and boards
EXCHANGE - Sterling 90 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC ExcuANGE.-The banks purchase sight
checks ut par to u premium, and sell at '4@?s
premium. Outside they purchase at q premi-
um, and sell at 7i premium.
GOID-15MlT.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval

The Charleston Cotton, Rice Hhu NHVH1
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, August 20, 1870.
CorroN.-This article was in moderate de-
mand, with but limited supply, and, with bet
ter kilograms, prices improved about &c = ID
Sales about zoo bales, say, at Is: al IA; p at
14H:5at ISL at l5<; 10 at 10; at 1862 at
16n 2s at atl7.s:4 80 at l7,s; at l7a!: % at
Is. We quote:
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Depots In Charleston S. c.:
W. G. TRoTT, Ed. 5. BURNHAX,
A. ". ECKEL & CO., G. J. LUHS,
". a. SHRINE,
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F E NJ A L E S

Will and LIppMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
the best tonic known for the diseases to which
they are generally subject, and where q gentle
stimulant is recommended.
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WOULD TEAR HER IN PIECES.

Here they remained iOr some time, abusing
the lady, but being finally convinced that he
was not In tine house, left. On the way, DR.. r.
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MATHEWS BLUFF, s. c., June 2, 1870.
MBssRs. LIPPMAS & BRO:
Inclosed please find money FOR one case OF your
German Bitrers Persons who have bought them,
from lie exrress having been greatly benehted
BY their use. Yours, &C.,
ORAN6E5URG. 8. c., June 4, 1870.
MEsSRS. LIpPMAS d BRO:
Inclosetl ind $50: send Us more OF your Btters:
| they are taking well.
Yours &c. F. II. Y. BRIGGMAN & Co. .
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LIPpMAN's GREAT GERMAN B1TTERs is pre.
pared, from the original German receipt now in
the possession Of the proprietors, and is the same
preparation that was used In Germany upwards
Of century ago; and to-day 1t is the household
remedy OF Germany, recommended by lts most
eminent physicians.
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coUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
&HW W ssII3s ssEs

GENERAL sUPERlSTESl,E>i':> yrF1CE,
CHARLESTON. :. e.. &.4j Il, 1870.
On and after Sunday. Ma" 18th, las Passenger
trains upon z: sn1.! -, Una Railroad VIII run
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dinner but there WAS not the slightest alnon ~
conduct OF the United states during the me o
here Tie Hon. Mr. Basset, the American W hS,sef
Hayti was invited TO the banquet but d in The
Two of the Iavtian war steamers, pucIis,o enc
limited states have been sold at auction the pbt Inv
and the Alexandra Potion IneS down at $1,000 and
the Latter at $500 GOLD On the pr res sdnoRe ' Govern
,,t "a Spi'irh \, as lost her way from fhiauena
to Poi must have been insured M nxstins
w., y, tic n1pers OF this city urges upon the .AIstnk
49, r-,,,cI INC Tro'ricty OF maktrga ueinahu, tnos
" tive in the United states, Tor the anou , :"
~. ranTe arguing that the vessel was palu io
,h 10 money OF the Haytian people, ana not OUT p
Sirave's own means, the amount for when S4o M"o ~
"a 1rabailit, Insured rightfuly belongs 10 nay" "h
ought 10 be paid over TO saget A., o,. nj,
The Legislature which was opened on tine Ese ny,
Min from President IL hard az Worh' anu
1,o 10 continue sitting for several weeks, tho nnan
cial Condition of the Republic demanding cXtraoruhaiy
tS 70 eincc anyting l order out of tie woful con
I'M son that has existed for some time past. OOd nucI
gtcs between 800 and 400 and exchange Is similarly III
fected.
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STEEL RAILS,


TO the Edbf0r or Ihe TrtOuhe.
SIR: The largely increased demand that
exists for steel rails both the part of roads
and those that find it necessary relay their rails has
caused the iron and railroad interest of the country
look with eager search after cheap, certain and prae
ticable process of making steel.
That process 1--WE speak confidently has been dscov
cred, and nature has provided it in mine that was
worked some Is years since, but abandoned being Of
but little value In making pig iron. The ore, however
with pig metal i'm pudding furnace would produce a
fine quality OF Steel and do 1t without fail in every trial
that process was patented by Jacob Jameson of Phade
phia.
The mine (which Prof Lesley, by survey asserts con,
ains 100000 tuns was purchased by the York county
Iron Company. The directors of this Company soon az
ter the discovery of the valuable properties 81 TINS o
made experiments at the Abbott Rolling NILS, bhltl
more; Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown, Penn. ana 70
ehel Works Harrisburg all with complete success IN
making steel rails which have been in use Tor months
past. The Alliance Rolling Mills, Ohio, nade steel Ia S
by this process which have been in use on the CleNy
and Pittsburgh Railroad also the Eastern ana west
Divisions Of the Pittsburgh, Fort wayne ana |h"eo
Railroad. - <,-
John Hunter ESQ., President OF the Alliance Company
writes under date OF June 10, 1870. as iolo"s le
To- Sne OK test of the quality OF rails, the time ix
months) is short. As yet they arc az go ID new
Also John L. Wilson, esq Master OF Transportation on
tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CO, The.e ISr rails
writes under date OF April ~ $780, as follows, Ihey
have lasted twice as long az iron ms meauy' ana can
Coleman Rham 60. OF Pittsburgh have been using
The ast e ght month with complete They
submitted il test By machine adapted to such pur
poses and owned by the Pennsy lyania Central Railroad
Co. whereby It's tei2le strength reached the marvellous
standard of no 800 pounds 10 the inch.
TIE various ss experiments made by the officers
OF the York c. Iron Co., warranted them IN making
large outlay In the erection OF rOlngm mill In the town
o, Yors Pa, tie Northern Central Railroad, which
h noy very near completion and they eNpect soon TO he
are to turn nom $50 to 400 uns OF No steel Rails
rer week commencement with capacity OF inoreaE-
ing the amount 10 700 tuns per week.
The roung-nhlls now making iron rails. need make
ofnugc u their furnaces 10 produce steel rails by this
pct. So that instead OF having only four mills in our
cuuhtry producing steel nails az have, by the
Bcsscncr oce' every min can by OF this ore and
process commence Immediately without any eNperge
texcept iyr the purch9@e OF hammer which is India
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CHARLES DICKENS.
cHAR1Es DIcKRSspoi at hi. residence Cad. HILL keo Thurs.

CHARLES DICKRNsDei at bis residence Gad HILL Keu Thurs
"Dead, your Majesty. Dead my lords and gentlemen.
Dead Right Reverends and Wrong Reverends, of every
order Dead men and women born with Heavenly Com
passion your hearts And dying thus around MS every
dayI% d., !Bleeiah House sec Chapte, I e. ad
nothing else stirred in the The old old fashion The
fashion that in with first garments, and Will
last until our race has run its course and the
wide armament is rolled up like scroll. The old old
fashiOn-Death o. thank God, all who see it, for that
angels OF young children, with regards not quite es
tranged when the Swift River bears us to the ocean,
THE spirit of the child, returning innocent and rad.
ant, touched the odd man with Its nand and Deekoned
him away" lCmmes, 20 quarter
the poor and through humility and sorrow and forgive
ness, he had gone to his Redeemers rest rest ,o-uc
cricket sings upon the hearth broken childs toy
lies upon the ground, and nothing else remains"
lCricket ON the Hearth, Chirp g.
al felt for my old self the dead may feel if they
ever revisit these scenes. was glad 10 he tenderly re
membered to be gently pted not TO pc quSeI
"FrOm these garish lights vanish fOTsyeIIIaoTe
with a heartfu, grateful, respectful and afectiOnate
farewen-and pray God bless us every one"
Last Reading, London March 6, 1870.
I" When die, put near me something that has loved
the light aud had the sky above II always"
fold Curiosity shop, Chapter71.
"LOrd, keep my Memory Green!"
"'NOw,' he murmured Il am happy. He fell into
light slumber and waking smiled before, then spoke
OF beautiful gardens which he said stretched out before
him. and were filled with figures of men, women, and
many children, all with light upon their faces, then
whispered that it was Eden-and So digd
-" died like a child that had gone to sleep"
.,o -o.,, IcCPPeriie HELD Chapter 2
The world that sets this night" BLEAK House Chap S.
=" gone before the father far beyond the twilight
and lay at rest me solemn s}l9sss was no marvel
at being high water, he went QUO with the tide"
[COpperneld, Chapter 80