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, YFRg0iRaaI GOSSIP;

Chin Foo, ar.ohmSsa. metohant, and his
diamonds, are the talk Of Saratoga.
gaFhs Emperor IS .Radsssia IS nephew Of the
ri;, ~ p,nsssia .,S ~ - -
..mcsaasssonD Davis let Memphis on Thursday,
via the sopthers lpail :ronte, for Europe, to
brfnRhts akmily homes .ctaa:nti: = .1 =
The family .of Dickens ,,hays declined
Lords oiisr 81 s3ooo }or the manuscript Of
aEtwin Drood.n sT u
-wm. Cuflsn BfyaIt, 1t issaid, is preparing
volume Of recolfsctions, which viii not be
printed d dnttf aitsr his death. :, -.
Howard Paul has offered the executors Of
Charles dickens 500 galneas for his collection
oapirtsfesanif ajeets Of art, to exhibit in this
E...,,tr,5 s.Biiia1Sl .i-,lE i. y. - :" is
H6e:H HFem York papers say that A. T. Stew
art has made, a round million BY the rise In
gosd; Which &thiiecfn he bought when down to the low
est figures, aana tsndayasince.ses
a. sAfitEsi1jyf 9s son who is sheep
farmer in Australia. The novelist ts abontto
visit thssSDS and expects to spend a year and
q hali II Australia" -
Won MolIke, the Prussian chief of staff, is
as uOt6u kUE I6Citufaity uS luz nlS StIott&lC snf
In Europe he y. known as .sthe man who IS
silent in SIX languages"
The New York chief Of police is said to
amuse himself by Disgusting himself and wan
dering about the streets, q Ia Haroun al Ras-
child. g j Il y
General O'Neil, the Fenian, now in Jail at
Burlington, VT, writes to friend that he is
utterly destitute. not having "a dollar TO fee
lawyer, or cent to buy newsp per, station
cry or postage stamps"
The English woman who writes under the
nsmel6r rQddois described asa 6ne-looking
and stylish woman, besTeen thirty and forty.
She deesses Withs great. elegance, and lets her
back HaEF dow lose overfsar shoulders. = 80
.,FiHf fos1sk, at tbs age Of sixty -four, has
Iusr e0nEfufgt IN eight months season, IN
which, Gs kaa travelled over ak thodas&1d
miles, plszed ip fiity-two towns, apd averaged
five performances week. ~.
= The marriage Of Senator Ames with Miss
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The Charleston Cotton, Rioe and Naval

The Charleston Cotton, Rtoe and Naval
.--,,,,.s.s.., u: Stores Market 81. =. =
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, July 23, 1871. )
OorroN.-There was alimited inquiry for this
staple, the stock being Light snd prices without
important change sales 100 baless say e6 at Is;
20 at l71z; 1Satisac. We quote; -, :. y -
..t.i ,s2;3 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to COED ordinary ......l5 @ls
Low mindhng. .....:...:......iahlgIiS
Middllng. -..... !......-to w
Strict Iniddling- .-..-.....--..lS%@--
R1cs.-In the absence OF stock there were no
transactions In this grain.
NAVAL sroREs-The market was quiet anu
there Was no business Of importance.
FaneRrs.-ToL Liverpool BY steam, direct norni-
nsf,-yia- -New-Yofk,L on uplands; u'l6d
on sea islands; by sail we quote nominal
ON upland cotton, and nominal on sea
island cotton. To Hsvre BY steam' nom-
nal; by SAIL nominal at Xe/on' 'nplands
and tx on sea :. ISLANDS. Coastwise 70
New York. by, steam, ,Xc p ID on uplands
and No on sea islands; by sail, Nc On up
lands. TO Boston, by steam, nominal; oy sa'l' Il
axe h on uplands.. TO Philadelphia, py steap'
xc q ID on upands; by sau, somewhat nomi.
nal. To Baltimore, by steam. M9hc 3. ID on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE. STERLING go day brls nominal.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks purchaseaght
cheeks at par, and sell at u premium. Out;
side they purchase at u premium, ana sea AZ
u premium. -, 49,. ,il:,s.ar., ,.t....
.aoIl l-Buying at lS@ls O. and selling at 2q92.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, July 20.-CoFFEE.-The market for
cofIee continues quiet. although price, are tend
ing upward with the advance In gold. The sales
OF Java have been In Jo1Bing lots at 81 ha22c; Rio
at l6Hai7c gold, AMI for Mocha aud st Domingo
prices are quite nominal ..fse ~.
OOrroN.--The market for this article has been
uniSe unsettled the pastfweek by the warlike news
nom Europe and the advance in gold, and rlces
have essed OF q little, although no imnoftant
change has taken place. The sales have been In
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In1erior Cotton Markets.

YoRKvILLE, July 2o.-The market is very un.
settled, but still declining. :: We quote prices
nominal-say 10 TO le cents, according TO quality:
CHARLOTTE, july ls.-Sales very lie htthe past
week. so bales changed handsar from 10 70 Tx
cents extremes. ~. i. : -.''''. - :.
ORANGEBURG, July 22-Sales during The week
10 bales. We quote ordinary at 12a13; low mid
ding IS; middiing 15H. .,,.=....,.
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EOR NEW YoRK-oN WEDNESDAY

Tnefast screw ,stsamship ,GATHAR1NE WELT
ING, Hewes, fGommandef,y with :sail Ior New
York on WEDNESDAY,, Jqly 9th. at 8 O'Clock p.
H.. from PIER No. 2 UNION WHARyEs.i =,
The CATHARINE WHITING will connect with
the Liverpool Steamship MANHATTAN, OF Messrs.
WILLIAMS d GUIoN's LINE, sailing August Sd.
Insurance by the Steamships or this line n per
cent.
mander, will sail on the following WEDNESDAY,
August Sd, at 9 O'Clock P. II. .,..... 49,.
For Freight or Passage, having limited
amount OF Cabin Accommodation, apply to WAC
NER, EUGER Il CO., No. 2s Broad street, or to
iuly2G .,.-..i.
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Now York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July 2l: The general
trade demand has been very good, and, with the
small stock under easy control, sellers retain all
the advantage. we. note rs luerces Carolina at
sHa9c, and 35e bags Rsngoon at 7lsa75sc. Caro-
INA, common to good, So 25aS 80; Carolina, prime
to fancy, So 75a9 per cwt: Rangoon 7a7Hc; Ran
COON, gold, In bond, 3a3A per 10.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market
Ia firm, with the usual business doing, in lots for
consumption We notice sales OF rs tierces Caro-
lima ut S%a9c, and $50. bags Rangoon at 77ss7kc,
currency.
moderate trade at full prices, sales Is tterces
Carolina ate Foreign was less active, but
the business IS still good and prices very frm;
sales $50 bags Rangoon at7Xa7H.
From the Daily Bulletin, July %: The move
ment is trao larger and the cali mainly ydSG ISr
regular trade purposes, with mode[ate sIook
onering, and holders very firm at full former
figures. Sales OF rs lierces Caro- ina at s1aec 500
bags RangooR at 7i4a71ac currency, duty palu,
and go bags do at SIC gold, in bond. Caro-
lima common to good So 25as so; do prime to
fancy g. 75a9 per hundred weight. Rangoon
7a7Hc per Id, currency; sha33s per ID, gold, IN
bond. - ;,,5r,f,ur
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Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,<E6e.
No. AZ, North River. foot OF Canal S@iSnef
street, New York, at 10 O'Clock noon, Of the 6th
and 21st of every mon tn except when tnese
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced-
Ing. .,,,,
steamers for. South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 9Th touch at Man2anlllo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco LOT ia
pan and China August ], 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, Qut
70 direct from New York to Asplnwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn auuit.
Medicine auA attendance free.
For Passaae Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANYiS TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
iuy1f-1yr
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LIST OF VESSELS .'.s

.Eae! - LIST OF VESSELS a. 'f-5-
1a UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
~. E1GN.
10 - LIVERPOOL
The Kathleen, Lester cleared. Is
40 - DOME sTIC.
'-3'i' BOSTON.
Bark Eva Il Fisk. Emery, cleared. July
Brig Fanny b Jennings, Noble, up........July l6
NEW YORK.
-Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up......-.......M May II
Schr Myrover, Brown. cleared. July 2
Schr Henry Hartesu, Jones cleared....... July u
Sohr Lilly, Hughes, up. July IA
Schr N W Smith, Tooker, cleared..........iuly 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee cleared. July l
Schr Irene Messervey, Wall, cleared. July u
Schr Frank Jameson, Jameson. cleared. July "A
Schr T French Doughty, up. .......... July 20
>, ',a-s'-g BALTIMORE.
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared. ..........May z
Schr Matoaka, Fooks, p..................!uly 10
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NeaTHEAsrKRN RAILROAD. i.
PORT !oALEHDAR.
hoON'B PHASES

First oparter, 6th, II hours 10 minntes evenin g.
Fan Moon 18th 5hours, 15 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 10th, hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon s8th. hours, So minutes, morning.
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SAVANNAH. July 2s.--Cotton firm and in good
demand; low middllng, 17x; sales 200; net re-
ceipta, Eel; stock. sa2ebsies.
MOBILE, July 2s.-Cotton irregular; middllngs
17c sales 100 bales net receipts es exports coast.
wise s;Istock 16sao7... 9 =
GALVESTON, July 2s.-Cotton dull and prices
nominal; good ordinary 1<lIa14Hc; sales 10 bales;
net recetpts a.; stock Soso 1Fs7
/ NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Cetton dull, prices nom
inal; iniddling, 17@47X; Sales TOO; net receipts,
Isl; coastwise, 1;rtotal 1885,; exports coastwise'
HIS; stock. s,ss7. Sugar. prime IS. Molasses,
So. whisky lower at 97X@1 OK
Conee, prime l7@l7,hs.. Sterling ssk. New York
Sight X premium. Gold 20k.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, July 2o.-The Havana market is un.
isettled fispsnish bank notes are quoted at 5a6
4; psSazssGAre animsted! No 12 Dutch standard
nl% E1sasSason o. Yss London ieaaoK per cent pre-
minmr on Paris, 80 days sight, 4Hs5 per centpre-
MUM; on the United States, go days sight, IN cur.
rency, ieasK Per :censG discount; on the United
Stales, 90 days sight, In gold, per cent premi.
um; on the United States short sight, in gold, eh
per cent premium. e: g"
FRsIaHTs-Dull; shippers refuse to charter,
owing to the unsettled state Of the market.
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small lots as wanted by manufacturers, and wei
quote ordinary at 15ha16c; good ordinary az II y
+s1sc; low midilling az 1gsisXc, and middling a.
+2Qxs2o1 per 10. ncltning uplands and Gull.
The market at the close Is rather dull. and unset
tiled, and buyers are not disposed 70 ANTICIPATE
h DoNKsTICs.-.The comparatively! low prices at
which cotton goods are offered has attracted
some attention, and round lots OF standard sneet-
ihgs and: shrtings have been purci ased at the
quoted rates. Trade. however, Is net general
and active movements are not looked for at pres
'ent Wo0liens are held firm, and have been IN
fair demand. .cplices' varying about the same as
last, week. A frm market and full prices are ex.
pected for the most desirable styles Of Wooilens
as soon as trade opens. ,-,,-.
GUNNY BAas.-Mafket quiet, and prices are
nominally ooa22c,. currency, as to weight.
GUNNY CLoTH.-Ths article Is held quite hrm,
but continues quiet. We quote native and Borneo
bagging is held firm at a2a32kc per yard. ,.., 90.
Naval SroREs.-Spirlts tnrpenrine is q little
more active, with sales at 4oa41c per gallon. !n
tar, rosin and pitch nothing Of any consequence
has been DONE. .iii5..: p- 49,.
RIcE.-Market arm, and the demand is steady;
sales Carolina at s1Saec, and 4a5oo bags Raagoon
at 7a7Hc, currency, and Skc, gold, IN bona.
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Geor0etown. Market.

- Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, July 2-CorroN.-Sales OF
bales this week, at from. Is to l8c. we: quo1e
from Is to 20c per pound. ',,., ,,,,.
CoaN.-Arri9al OF cargoes this week; selling
at 81 40 per bushel. '''. ,....,,os
TIHBER-Arriving slowly-market depressed:
Stock on hand 1000 sticks unsold. we quose O. w
TuRpsNT1NE.-yIrgin dip So; yellow DIP 81 80;
scra3e or hard 81 TO so per bbL, oil ESQ pounos
to the btl.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE.-Per gallon S4c.
TAR.-Per boil retail, So.
PEAEUTs.-Per bushel S1a1 rs. ~.
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Market. by Telegraph.

/ >. .,--,,Jl .r;-sLia a-RORElGN. za.ricD .EtJI ..
LONDON, July 2a-Noon.-o oonsols 90. Bonds
s2X. niistocSs STEADY. -. : =,
i Evening. ng.--Consols 30. Bonds S3. Stocks quiet
and steady. Common rosln buoyant.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S- Noon.-Cotton openeo
quiet and steady; uplands sHd; Orleans s1h;
sales 10000 bales.
Even!ng.-Cotton firm uplands s3id; orleans
sgd; sales 1900 bales; export and speculation
1000 bales Breadstuns easier; Red Western
wheat, los. M. .alos. Sd; Red Winter wheat los.
lid. .al1s. Corn S5s.. Sd. Lard excited, at fSs.
3D. Beef 11ss. Bacon-CumberlaDd cut, 57s
PARIS Jnly os-Bourse closed firm yesterday.
Rentes 65f. 4oc.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK.. July 2s- Noon.-Stocks strcng
Gold 1sX. Money Gas per cent. Exchange, long
iox; short 1ok. Bonds SI. Tennessee eX.
coupons s21k1 new, 6l14. Virginia ex,coupons CO.
new 60. Missouris SSX. Louisanas, old esas; new
e5s Skeyee skies s5;Aeights 81 Alabamas, eshts
ss; nves TO- Georgia sizes 80; segenseeK. North
Carolnas, old 4e3I; new Box. South Carolnss,
old so; new .75. -Flcnr dull and shade lower.
Wheat dull; receipts large; prices dropping. Corn
dull and heavy. Pork dull and dropping Lard
dull and unchanged. Cotton Hrm and quiet; up.
hnda :2oAc; Orleans 2oxc; sales eco bales.
Frelghts nominal. ''-il
Erentng.lGpld weak ct 19X. Sterling sIa
i0H. Money tas. Governments closed strong.
Sixty.twos o. State stocks quiet. Stocks quiet
but firm. Shipments OF gold per week 81, coo, 600
Sterling dull Money easy. Bank statementt
Loans increase, s2,71s,oOo; specie decrease,
$e,gtI increase, ssf1 900; deposits
deoi ease, $ses 900; legal tenders Increase s517o
Tpefe Ire f1rnors thss afty millions bonds are en-
route back from Enrope; but i Is not credited. ed
state stocks Quiet. Tennessees, old, es; new u;
yirginias old, SO; new, so; Georgia sevens' 90;
North Carealnss ole, ,-4s1x; new, go; Sub-Treasury
balance Gold $ss, IT'S, 900; currency sll. l.41s25s.
cotton steady; sales 600 bales Uplands eoAc.
Flour loa15c lower, Wheat closed steadier. Corn
unchanged. Pork steady. Lard quiet. Groceries
steady. More doing in Rio coree and box sugars
Freights nrm.
LouIsEnLs 1aly as,-Flour dun aud uncnane,'
"a, Grain quiet. Provisions heavy. Pork. $ai.
16c; clear sides lsc. Lard l7xc.
Wniskey sial OIL. Tobacco active at previous
rates. .....,..z... ....,-.-...---
ST. Lofts July es.@Tobacco steady. Flour dull;
anperlpe 81 soas Corn dull; declined %; mixed
soc. whlskey 81 o2al os. Provisions arm. PORK
$50 so. Lard firm, steam 16c. =
NORFOLK, July ea.--Cotton drn; low middilng'
1s: saes, Us; net receipts ~; STOCK, 1923 bales.
AUGUSTA Jnly 2s.-costcn opened'wiLh q good
demand ON q. basis OF l7Xc for Liverpool MID
dlinrs, and nearly all the Gotten offered was
readily taken to I'LL orders, leavt-g the Market
almsst bare. we quote the market closing firm,
with small offerings at l7xo; sales sS bales; re-
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Receipts by Railroad, July 23.
. onrrm oLpn1rEA RAILROAD.

! l22 bales cotton, SO bales goods, s5l1 melons,
i11O bbls naval stores, 2 cars lumber. TS W WIZ
Iliams & co. Wardlaw d Carew, WWitie. Grae,
ser d Smith, DoWling 60, Smith u Chapeaq, y
iMa]lonee, Frost l. Adger, Sloan d Selgnious, q d
Walter & co, w Williams & co, W " Smith, ana
G Follin. s.aEf'... - 80 80
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD, ~ p ..-,... =
TO- bales cotton, 100 bbls naval stores, cars lum.
Der, kegs nails, ndse, &c. To ] Marshall, Jr, y
lStoaey, Kinsman & IowelI, Smith d Chapeau,
iWeiters. Goldsmith Il S0S, g W WIlllaInsi& CO.
j Salinas, Mure co, NJ ! Reed, Frust d Adger,
yelling, and u G Wayne. .,,.... .t-,i 3,
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GEoRGE f. BoGGS, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY, N. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER Counsel.
r: A. KTNLoOH, n. D.. Local Medical EXAM
X. LEBBY. JR.. NJ. D." 4 iDers.r &. ~. 81
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WIN. McBURNEY, President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Ylce.Presdent and Actuary.
j. P. GlLMER. Vice. President, resident in Georgia
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Ylce-Presdent resident In
North Carolina.
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r z NJ A L E S

viii ond L1ppMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITEERs
the hest tonic known for tile diseases TO which
they are generally subject. and where Sentit
stImulhnt is recommended.
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fHzss -essas4nIdAI.i y CONTENTION At
z'sstio;fEE R1xcKKIL1E, 4 aao3 - .a::7..5 -
sss.ai.eshi.g About Elliot.-why Scott
i,shesla be Eissted-The Confessions Of
eTlmothy Hurley. a..l1..,J
,[1sox AN OCCASIONAL ooRHEsrohnENr,1

ss',[YRoM AN OCCASIONAL ooRREaFohDENT,1
=. a,i, a. r.,s;. RIAUuInAs July 90.
-STbe Radical: County OSnyent ton TO nominate
dklaxstss Hihs stass Convention at Column.
biap unk here yeaerday, sn9 1fdo s.
sdttfy aia G1eAti time 1t nearly theeNboael
6rsnd, fowards evening, succseded dnDini-s
natfnEhx reverend. simon pure. black mem
fop f6st impartanti function, with B. B; Hhott'
at their head, BY the xsy,, Elicit reprssspts
BafnpsI. Although he has no domiotleu here.
anaMs te.iniernaed, pays NO = ta1ss in the
cSdnts,s - 9 Novf 81 his appointment ,ss deIe-s
gabd frbm Barn~ar, ,.as well ss By, his function
as representative from this county. oheia to'all
iatnnts audpurposee putside0f heC0ngYeas-
ionkf D1str.csfn6S misif resented BY Eoge,
aud;which Elliott seeka ID represent, as ia:
nof qualified to represent that district In Con:
iuiSjbis; md II {hat qualities him for the Con-
gtSalG&ll place be ls NOW after, it disquali8es
hHmIociAeiR q representative of Barnwell
County In the State ItHiSisd1el G!pHefe was
stxprE position gaAast :hirn Here yesterday,
basas md hip Psrtl lsans::, tans15y .tttnnpbed
emf ftdtshtSge m securing the Site pominsri
thin fM Congress-, nnd his election may bei!re-i
gardsd;sa stoIseDnef f;eoncla lasio1,9 unless tHoHe
ahah1d Inn sildepena emily AND cause split %
thdB BSdiCak yotesSi q yc ,irdil soei q i.i
.6Ayon hare the aesdy ear Of the Radicals,
please exsict ttem what right . trial Justice -has
t6yosSi iAsI IsSislatgre?S 3; They belong TO !he]
tion nf1he1aHs; andta therefore' clearly in
cQmpetenk tounlauufaotrre hRs which they
are2hemselves tolsdmiuisters o.:ii'd - 9i..i
: The .slawsgs. you Tillibe GLAD TO hear, ,hsd
ne'sorts otaay showing here .yestsrday They
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Dyspcpsia, Loss Of Tone IN the Stomach
- nnd Digestive Organs,
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;. ..,-7on ..JesGs FOREIGN. sz-IIto .s'JI
LONDON, July 2s-Noon.- .-oonsos go Bonds Bon
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peposs in Charleston Sc:
W. G. TRoTT, ED. ;. 6GESHAM'
a. ". EckEL & CO., @. ]. LUHN,
". a. SKR1NE,
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AS PREVENTIVE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
r,ANp MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
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Ia composed OF the purest alcoholic essence o.
Cermany,s layorile beverage, Inpregnated WIN
the iuIces and extracts OF rare herbs, roots ana
barks; oil Of which combined MAKE IL ohe VI Tile
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No. 30 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON. $. c.
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'e;;'f MEMORANDA. 2s.- --'
The steamship Ashland, 0rowell, from this port,
arrived at New York;onaSunday morning. IN %
hours. .;s.If. ;.:Tg;isI as:1 :: a. -
The schr Palma, Rankin. for Georgetown, u,
cleared at New York July q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-15
New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
of Union and College streets, are doing q
regular banking and exchange business
they receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they furnish drafts on London,
Dublin, and all parts of Germany; they
keep for sale Government and other bonds,
and they at all times pay the highest rates
for gold, silver and uucurrent money.
Don't fail to read the statement of the
condition of the Third National Bank. Il
is upon a sound and solid basis and trans
acts business upon strictly legitimate
principles.
Among the banking institutions of the
city there is none more worthy of, or en-
Joys a higher degree of public confidence
than the Fourth National. Special refer
ence is made to the statement of its con
dition, which is sound, safe and reliable.
j. W. Wilson has Just received large
supply of coal and wood heating stoves OF
a superior quality, which they offer on the
most favorable terms to dealers.
Messrs. Ely and Whiteside are in receipt
OF, and have on hand one of the most su-
perb lots of hats, caps and furs of every
variety ever brought to this market. In
addition they have q splendid stock of
gentlemen's underwear, scarlet and white
cashmere shirts and drawers, Scotch wool
undershirts and drawers and Merino une
derwear. Call on them at the sign of the
Black Bear.
The United States Hotel is the place to
stop at in Louisville
Use Mrs. Whitcomb's Soothing Sirup.
A live man to act as agent is wanted at
the Stacey House.
Lande's is the place to get cheap and
good set of furs.
McKoin & Co., Sc College street, have
received large and well assorted stock Of
furniture, of all kinds and grades, which
they propose to sell at prices that will defy
competition.