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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Septer~,aer s.-TuRpsNr1NE-
the market lor -nls article has ruled quite firm
during ...e week, and receipts have been readily
-sncp. The price was without change up 70 TINS
tthursday) morning, when better demand
sprung up, aud an advance was obtained, s!les
being made at So go for soft and 81 80 for hard q
bbl OF 280 Tbs. Receipts are unusually llght lor
the season, being inadequate Tor dlstil!trs, pur-
poses The sales for the week reach only $50 oDls.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-On Friday last the mar
ket opened at q decline Of nc on previous days
quotations, sales being made AT 80 u cts Ior SguCl
ern packages. Since then there has been steady
demand at this figure, and parcels nave Iound
ready sale when offered. The transactions have
been rather light, however, owing TO the smaii re-
cepts, and the fact that the STOCK mere s ueiu ~
higher figures, and has not been placed on the
market. To-day iThursdayl the price Is better,
aud a5I cts has been obtained, at which the mar
ket closes firm.
81 RosIN-For the week just ended the market
for the finer grades has ruled exceedingly uuli,
and but few sales have taken place. TO enect
sues decline must ne submitted TO, whlch lac-
tors are at present unwilling TO accept, ano nre
general, holding their stock out OF market. For
the lower grades an active demand mas EXISTED,
and all offered has found ready purchaser Lille
market closing hrm ut figures given below. Re'
ceipts are only moderate, and the SOCK IN lac'
tors hands is small, and principally ol the me
dium and fine qualities. The sales are as FOL.
lows: Friday, SEQ bbls at 81 so Tor strained;
Saturday, 1923 bbls at 81 so for strained, anu
81 10 for No 2; Monday, $50 bbls at 5oa
st52lz for strained, 81 IS for SOW No. Q, 81 62H
for No. 2, and 81 IS for 30. l; Tuesday 25s dds
ira No. l, and So IS for low pale; Wednesday,
1878 bbls at 81 so for strained. 81 5!1su1 IS Iur
low No. 2 81 rs for No. ., and 81 for low No. i;
Thursday, 2o5 bols, at 81 50 Tor low NO. = ana
81 65al IS for No. 2-all q bbl OF $50 lbs.
TAR-Ruled without change up 10 Wednesday.
when the price declined 25 cents, and Today has
further declined, and we note less inq iirs FROM
shippers. Receipts and sales Tor the week are
Sic bbls as follows: go bbs ut 81, IS bbs at 81 I5
and 246 bbs at 81 IS 2 bbl, the market Closing
quiet at lowest figure,
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New York Rice N1arkef.

From the Daily Bulletin, September I: The sup
ply is small and prices generally well supported,
though the current demand embraces only 1ew
trade orders. Sales OF 115 bags Rangoon at 7a72sc
and as tcs new Carolina at &C; Carolina common
TO good per cwt So 75as 7he: Carolina prime 10
fancy seas 12hc: RangoOn per ID Ta71fc; Ran
goou gold in bond per ID 33ia3Hc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: There IS not
much business. The jobbers continue to move
small lots and realize full prices, but the lack OF
stock prevents an extended business. The export
trade is light. We notice sales OF l30 bags RAN
goon duty paid, at Tl<a7hc currency; $50 bags do
In hond at SIC gold 100 tcs old crop Carolina at
8ka9ac, and 25 tcs new crop tbrokenl at &C..
From the Tribune: Carolina moderately active.
hut holders generally willing TO sell; we note 35
tcs at S2saec. Foreign is not plenty In frst hands,
and the bushes is still confined principally to
trade movement; sales 100 bags Rangoon at
7a75ac.
From the World: The supply OF foreign is still
composed merely Of the stock In hands, and
from this the trade are buying moderately at
former rates. Sales ofl75 bags Rangoon NJ 7aI &C.
To-day the second parcel Of new crop Carolina
was sold at &C.
From the Times: Rice Is quiet but steady on
the basis OF SIS 50a9, as the extremes for Carolina;
s7a7 37kc currency for Ransoon, and SO rs gold
for do in bond per 100 lbs; sales $50 bags In 0ond
at SO 25c gold per 100 lbs.
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Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
Weekly Circular.

LIVERPOOL. August 25.-The cotton market
opened with animation and considerable busl-
ness was done In the &c -ly part OF tae week; ~
advanced prices. On Tuesday quieter leellne
prevailed, and though the sales have since oeeu
to q fair extent, prices have receded. naI CLOSE
rather dearer than the rates current on Tnursday
last ,, .,,,
day to per cent. ,,,.
In sea islands the business has been to lair
extent, but at irregular and lower rates 1or tEe
common qualities.
yanced in some cases 2s per !h, but during tae
last few days has been freely offered, ana Is nov
only partially I'd above the quotatlons OF !asL
week. New YORK adyices to the 25th inst. aaote
middllng upland 1870, costing to sell IN Liver
nool 1S.l6u per ID. by steamer.
In Brazil the sales have been comparatively
knitted, but prices are about I'D per 10 higher
egyptian has again been In good request, and
in the early part OF the week was rather higher,
but has since been more freely offered.
East Indian descriptions have been In good re-
Quest, and prices, after advancing "a per 10,
have since partially declined, but close nearly
I'd per 10 above the quotations OF last week.
Bengal Is unchanged In value
The sales OF the week including forwarded,
amount to $4,000 bales, Of which 433 are on
speculation, and 1850 declared for export,
leaving 4s, 76o bales to the trade.
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ceipts Of the week s4l2; exports coastwise As4
.tocs aarn halaa nnlands aal kales sea iS,nud.

ceipts Of the week s4la; exports coastwise 8s4s
stock 1910 bales uplsnds, 3sl bales sea island.
GALVESTON, September s.--ootr on very dull and
unsettled; accurate quotations cannot be given;
good ordinary llXa15c; nei receipts. SO; stock,
1905, net receipts for the week, 347; exports,
cosstwise, ss7; sales for the week, ao5.
MOBILE, September e.-Cotton quiet; middiinss
I7kc; net receipts, 1872; exports, coastwise, 500;
to New Orleans, So; to New YorS, 20s; to Boston,
81; STOCK ssli; net receipts for the week, 6oS;e
ports, cosstwise, 9s7; sales for the week, ll6o
bales.
NEW ORLEANS september's.-Cotton dull and
prices nominal; middlings sc; sales $50 bales;
net receipts $780, coastwise aoS; total 1867; exports
to Crest Britain 412; stock 1s,o51; net receipts o1
the week 2lOl; coastwse 7t6; total 2s57; expoIts
to Great Britain 1928; to France 1894; coastwise
1904; sales OF the week 400 bales. Prime sugar
1Sc. Refined molasses 5Oa75c. Prime iobang
coffee 174al7Kc. Sterling 2sa26H. Sight Il pre-
MUM. Gold 1917.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.


LONDON, September s-Soon.-Consols g..
Bonds S9H Tallow steady.
LIVERPOOL, September 9.-Ncon.-Ootton dull;
uplands s4d; Orleans s1zd; sales 5000 bales; for
the week 1000 bales; exports 1000; speculation
1000 bales; stock 4s4, 900 bales; American 10000
bales; receipts 1000 bales American "a 600 bales
Afternoon-Breadstufrs nominal. Red West.
ern wheat IS 2dass Id; ninser 90 3'lass Cd. Flour
24s Corn 2Ss 3d. Pork dull. Lard quiet.
Evening.-Cotton easier but not lower; sales
5000 bales. Red Western wheat IS I'd; winter 90
sdaes i'd: Flour 2ss. Corn 2Ss. Provisions dull.
Stock OF cotton anoat 4la0O0 bales; American
1e, ,Ooo Manchester adrices less favorable, caus.
ing dullness.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, September 9.-Noon-Stocks steady.
Gold lsx. Money 4a6 per cent. Sterling un-
changed. Sixty.twos l2A. Flour dull and SC
lower. Wheat dull and nominslly lower. Corn
dull. Mess pork s26aes l2H. Lard dull. Cotton
duh and heavy; uplands 1870; Orleans 2oHc;
sales 400 bales. Turpentine dull at 4Oc. Rosin
quiet and firm. Freights nrG.
Evenlng.-Money easier at 5ae, exceptions 4
Sterling steady Gold 14aliH. Governments
opened advancing nc, but afterwards lost, clos
ing very dull; sixty twos l27s. Southerns open
ed quiet; North Carolinas lower; bidding prices
on virginias lowered; bonds not freely offered;
Georgas lower In bidding quotations; Louistanas
and Alabamas firm. Cotton duh and unchanged;
sales 1900 bales; uplands 19zsc. Flour, State
and Western, 100 lower; super 81 70a4 IS; South
ern dull and lower; common to fair extra S. 15a
co. Wheat 1a2c lower; winter red and amber
Western ST 2sa1 q; new 81 "SK. Corn lower
at 7sa7sHc. Pork active at $40 5oa27 Is.
Lard unchanged; keg l614a16Ac Whskey ssa
eoc. Groceries steady. Turpenttne dull. Rosin
firm Tallow nominal Frelghts nrn.
Boston, September o.-Cotton dull end prices
nominal; mdding' 2OAc sales 200 bales; net re-.
cepls, coastwtse SIS; stock 1000; net receipts of
the week 27s; coastwise 2i74; total 2i53; sales OF
the week 1900.
BALTIMORE, September S.-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat unchanged. Willie Southern corn soa85;yel-
low s5ae0c. Provisions active and strong WhisEey
lower at sec. Cotton dull and tending down;
middlugs 1s1c; sales 11o bales; net receipts 45;
coastwise 42; total 81 bales; stock $50; net re-
ceipts Of the week II; coastwise 56l; total 665;
sales Of the week 7so bales.
cINoINNArI, September e.-Flour dropping; FAM
lily sao5a4 go. Corn unchanged. %hiskey steady
at ssaeoc. Mess pork s2s. and more sellers than
buyers. Lard neglected. Shoulders 14Hci clear
sides l3A; hams scarce at "A .2sc.
NORFOLK September s.-Cotton unchanged; !;
l'w middlings l7hc; sales 20 bales; net receipts
s5:stock 44e; net receipts OF the week 1872; ex.
ports, coastwise eS7; Sales Of the week 50.
AUGUSTA September e.-Cotton in fair demand
at lower rates; sales 2s7 baIes receipts 800: mid:
dlings IKE; sales OF the week ssl bales receipts
900; stick 1928 bales.
SAVANNAH. September Cotton inanlmare:
middlIugs II &c; sales rs ba!es net receipts 500:
bales; exports coastwlse s2i; stock 37el; net re.
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Savannah Market.

| SAVANNAH, September s.-CoTToN.-New cot
ton Is OF very good quality. not only as to staple,
but as to preparation. From the commencement 1A
Of the season the receipts have been trlile less
| Than those OF last wear during the same period,
and the exports very much larger.
| TIL deluaud so far hus KEEP pare with the sup
ply, the purchases principally being made ior
| home account.
The stock on hand at the close Of the market
Yesterday was 1870 bales upland and a9l bales sea
| island. The receipts at all the ports ioot up
29lo 6s2 bales; The stocs on manu- az III tne porss
TO latest dates reach 76252 oaies, against lloo+
bales the same timr last year. ,,,
The following resume OF our daily market WIZ
show the various changes in the market LOT Tie
| past W. elk.
Sep ember 2-The market was active under q
! good demand fur Northern account. Sales "5u
bales al the following quotations: strict mlddlihg
| 1Sc.
prices full. Owing to the news or the snrreH 'er
| uf McMahon's army, o good business has been
| done. Sales have been $50 bales. We quote mid
| ding l8c.
| firm The decline In gold has excluded Ill Tor
! eign oriers, aud the demand for Northern ac.
count has cen less active fur want VI encourage
mept from Northern III rkets; we are, tnere ore
compelled tn gu tie the asking and offering prices
Tor this staple MidiIing held at lSc; oHerihe
Ike.
September 6.-Market active and prices drhl.
with sales Of $50 bales on basis of, Tor STRICT
mlddllng, loC.
september market active, hut buyers are
offering lower prices. as the news from Europe
and the North has been adverse. Tile les nave
been 300 bales at The following quotations: Strict
middlng i7Ac.
At tue cb,se OF the market buyers were enering
nc less than above quotations..
september 8-The demand was active al low
prices, with Northern and foreign buyers op rat.
ing, The sales were 500 bales al the following
quotations: Mddng l7HalTkc.
Sc, lsLANDs.-Thil quality Of the staple has
CONTINUED {, exhibit dnllness and Inactivity. The
absence Of stock. and the European war, causing
q want Of demand for the present. Quotations
are nominal
EcEIprs The receipts at this port for the
past week have been, 3tos bales uplands, and
bales sea Islands, from the following sources:
Central Railroad 1879 les upaudA; Alantic ann
Gulf Railroad iii bales upl8nds; Augusta ooats
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, September q:
There is moderate sale for spirits turpenttne at
rm prices Sales are 200 bbls TO arrive, dellvera-
bile on this side at 40c; and 20 bbls OR dock at
40Isc; the market closing at 40c for merchanta-
Bile lots. Resins remain very strong, especially
for strained, with fair call from shippers. The
better qualities are dull. Sales 2000 bbs strain
e. at Sc. We quote at So for strained; SO 10a2 IS
.or No. q So 5oa3 for No. 1; $3 25t4 so for pale ana
s5a6 so for extra pale Tar-Washngton Is scarce
and Is held at !oout the same price as Whining
ton, the quotation being 81 I5c.
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The following is an account OF converse.
tion held with Count Bismarck by the speciai
Correspondent of the New York Tribune who
described the battle of Sedan:
KING OF PRUssIA's HEADQUARTERS,
NEAR SEDAN, September 2.
,fhe first question asked on the hill Of Chev-
.noe ater we knew what magnificent VIC
tory had been won, was, what terms VIII %
dsnah led, of France by Count Blsmarcs.
There have been speculations ana rumors
enough. Fortunately, am able TO give
a vesy clear account OF Count Bismarck'e
views as stated by himself. had long con-
.,ersation with him on the subject only iour
dnys before the victory OF Sedan, that is, on
the 9Sth of August. The substance Of 1t am
at lloerty to make public. had received hle
of papers from England and had forwarded
those oflatest date. at the ChanGeLors request,
for his perusal. On going to claim my papers
in the evening at his Excellency's quarters. |
ives asked to step in and sit down. | found
Count Bismarck at deal table covered with
papers, Journals, orders, maps ana cigar oox-
es, busily smoking the cigar which never seems
to quit his lips. 49,
white and, yellow forage cap, saying that ne
had only that instant come In from long
walk around the prettily situated town Of Cler-
mont, where we were then quartered, and that
he was afraid of taking cold if he remained
uncovered. After little talk about the war,
very interesting but which would be out OF
place here, and inquiries on my part as to the
recovery of his son who has been sllSntly
wounded, I. broke ground by asking Count
Bismarck what Were likely 10 he the conditions
OF peace demanded by the King OF Prussias
government
He answered at once, with great apparent
fankness and in the cearest manner. sup
pose need hardly remind your readers that
Count Bismarck speaks capital English, so mat
there could be no possibility Of my misunder-
standing him.
'There are three courses open to u.s." he
said, with regard TO peace with France. We
must stop the possibility of another SO unpro-
voked aud uncalled for attack by the French
nation or the French Government ON our COM
do this could hold Office for week, tor the
onInlou of all Germany would be against him.
There are. as have said. three ways OF STOP
ming an attack OH the Rhine provinces.
tFirst. We might make Alsace and Lorraine
a neutral State Ike Luxembourg or Belgium,
extending from the former country 10 Swift
zerland. and 30 separating France and Prussia
BY group OF neutral States; but confess it
appears 10 ne that neutrality OF the existlng
small States ts already 80 dltncuit 10 protecl,
and Is at every moment capable OF 80 many
and such dangerous complications, tnat l 90
not think II would be worth while t0 make
more neutral States, aud with them new duties
and dangers.
s'SecOndly. We might annex Alsace and Lor"
raine. ami hold them US conquered territory.
But an sure that this would not be looked
on iayur7ibly by the majority OF my German
fellow -cuuntrymen. We are all must anxious
to plcte onr unity; but We do not want any
people among us who are unwilling members
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Receipts by KaiIroad, September y.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

511 bales cotton, SO bales domestics, l6o barrels
nour. 81 bbls naval stores. "a bbls oil, IS bags
rongh rice: To Claghorn, Herring co. Adgerr ger
Wit,e, Frost & Adger, Pelzer, Rodgers co. W W
Smith, Mowry & co, W Gourtenay, Downing q
CO, A Salinas, Reeder & Davis, G W Williams q
co, A B Mulllgan, Johnston, Crews co, Bolmann
Bros, w G Wnllden & CO, J G Claussen, and
Railroad Agent
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcE.-There were no sales.
NAVAL SreREs.-The market was quiet anu
without transactions.
FREIGHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom-
inal; via New York, 7-1sd on uplands, ll-l6d on
sea Islands; by sail nominal. To Havre nominal.
Coastwlse-to New York, by steam, &c on up
lands and xc on sea Islands; 81 p tierce on rice;
by sail, &c on cotton; - tierce on rice; 4oc
9, barrel on rosin; s7@S q NJ on lumber; 5000
2 II on timber. To Boston, by sail, js@Ic q ID
on upland cotton. To Providence. ss q NJ on
oooards, Xc p b on cotton. 70 Philadelphia, by
steam, &c p fb on uplands: by aal!, 81 2 On
boards; SO on timber; So q ton on clay, and $50
so On phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c.
a tb; by sail, Sc so@7 q NJ on boards; 50 q ton
on phosphate rock. Taasels are in demand O.
our merchants to take lauber frelshts from
Georgetown, S. C., Darlen and satlla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
ala q NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExcHASaE-Sterling 60 day bills nominal
DOMESTIC CExcHANGE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par and sell at X premium.
GoLD--Buylng at II; selling at "a.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. September q:
Tile market for raw is more active AM prices u re
steady. The slight rallv in gold brings renners
into the market more freely, and holders being
In receipt OF actual bids do not always adhere TO
trade are operating moderately. We quote air
TO good refining at 9'saoSc, and No. IL hoX at
l0Sc The sales are 140S hhds at 92la10Ac for
Cuba; IOI!al01Sc Tor Porto Rico; s7sc for st.
CroiX; and 1890 boxes Havana at oa9zsc. Refined
continues to move freely at full prices. We quote
soft yellow at IL sal2sc; soft white at l2aal2?sc;
aad crushed, powdered and granuated ut l3kc
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PORT CALENDIR.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. SEPT'R
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New YorE-54
hours. Mdse. To Adger e. CO, J E Adger i CO.,
G. " Aimar, u A ANNE w NJ Bird 4 CO, f f Bed.
ford, Barrett IL Caswcll, Bates Il CO, Bart
wrth, Borner, Brown. A Cohen. W h
Chafee ( CO, l. Cohen & CO, Cameron, BarHley &
CO. J Campscn d co, DUwie, Noise i DAVIS, For
sylhe McCOnb & CO, B DGscher, J II Fischer,
Florida Steamer Company, McGortJ Il 60, Hart G
CO. W Hunt, Hickey Holmes & Calde Je!fJrds
& co. Johnston, Crews & CO. Kinsman Bros. c ID
Kenrlck Klutte & CO. L Kornahrens, Kelly.
kriete d Chapman LengnIck, Sell Il Foster, G
Minor g. CO, W Ma,thlessen, ageut Murphy &
Little Naclmann & CO, E ] Lewith, NJ II Nathan,
n f Railroad Company, B 0'Neiil, ] ) & Plerson,
Panknin, ] a Quackenbush, Quinby co. l.
Rich, Ritter, L.Schnell, Southern Express COM
pany. Smith 4 CO, S,errens. werner & Quicker, y
l. Tyler, j Taylor & co, Wagener & Monsees, 5
G Railroad Agent, Walker, Evans & Cogswel!,
Mrs Zernow, and others. on Cape Lookout, Sth
Instant, ut A NJ, exchanged signals With steam-
ship james Adger, bound North.
Steamer ArgO, Proctor. Etlisto and Way Land,
ings. Mdse. To d Nisbet, Stoney j. Lowndes, r
Graham Clacius Witte, and others.
Sluop Emerald, from Ashepoo. 14T5 bushels
rough rice. To Frost Adger.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr G Knight, McAllister, Philadelphla-Wm
schr Leftia Wells, Wells, St aary's, GAVIN
Roach co.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Mary Van Cleaf Jones, from RocIport,
Ne, September S.
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'stock on hand this evening".
Interior Costo., Markets.

Interior Cofton Markets.
CHARLOTTE, September 5-The cotton onered
on this market last week was readily taken up ts
I'LL orders from home manufacturers, at prices
slightly In advance or shippers views. We con-
tinue former quotatlons-lsc for ordinary and
76c for middling.
CHESTER, September Market dull, mid
dlngs 151al6c.
Y0RKvILLE, September THE market is dull,
but prices remain about the same IS last week
say 14}Sa15l<c for the higher qualities.
ANDERSON, September To-day mladIngs
command from Is to 16c.
CHARLOTTE, September But little sold TO-
day. We quote sale Of bale OF new cotton az
l6Ac. Market quiet.
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Weekly Review OF the Macon Market,
HACoN, September 7.-CoTTeN.-Recelpts TO-
d&y SO bales; sales 1876 bales; Skipped e5 bales
this evening 54l bales sales S1s bales; shipments
s75 bales showing decided falling of FROM me
receipts OF of.september, 1869. Then prices ruled
firm ct 3Oc; during the present week they have
been steady with good demand al only TIC, ana
the mtrkes 30 closed this evening.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1870. ........... 2,3sa
hece 70 day.. :so s -,
Received previously ..44Z- o4i
2,s75
Snlpped to-day osO 20
Shipped previously ..................sSo 9'a
stock on hand this evening 600
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
E Solomon, A Ramsay, Daniels, 5 Lester,
Colonel Dennis, q Lewis, G A Locke, Margaret
Kennedy, C Dunham and family, c r Fowler,
3 Steele, wife and daughter, and 10 steerage.
Per steamer .Argo. from Edisto and way Land.
ings-G A Richmond, Bailey, o Bailey, c
Andell, and IL deck.
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2 o R NE W 70 r K /.
ON THURSDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, AT 4
O'CLOCK. P. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLISEED 1915
sTATE-ROOMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Screw steamship
"CLYDE,h Hunter, Commander, will SOIL for New
York on THURSDAY, September Is, at O'CLOCK =.
M, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves, connecting
with Day Passenger Trains from Columbia and
Augusta, arriving at half.past P. N. ..>,,-
The "CEYDEn will connect with the Liver
pool Steamship 'MINNESUTA" Of Messrs. WILL.
LlAMs & GUION'S Line, sailing September 2lst.
Insurance by Steamers or this Line Il per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine Rtate-room accommodations, apply 70
WAGNER, RUGER l. CO., No. % Broad street, or
10 WIN. A. C0URTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
6eDq-6
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Chipping.
Chipping.
NJEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND SA-
TILLA RIVER.

The favorite Steamer ELIZA HAN = ,aEsh
cox, Captain L. w. Burns, will re- sgsssEsS2a6lEss
ceive Freight at South Atlantic wharf Tor above
points TUESDAY. 18th instant, and leave on WE'D.
SEspAY MORNING. the l4th instant, at O'CLOCK,
arriving at Savannah the same evening, and
leaving for Darien, &C., the following morning.
Returning, will leave Savannah for Charleston
every MONDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK.
For Freight or passage, apply TO
RAyENEL l. HOLMES,
sep10 No. 1T East Bay.
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2Ss bales uplands; Florida boats 10 bales uplands
and bales sea islands,; carts IS bales uplanls.
ExPORTs.-The exports for the week have been
2i74 bales uplands, and 20 bales SEQ islands as
follows: Coastwise 2i74 bAies apsands, and 10
sea islands. ' "...a