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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, July 19-Noon. Stocks
dull. Money SOC. Gold 2OA. Ex-
change-long 1Olss; short 1O2l. Bonds
81. Iennessee's, ex-coupou, 64l5; new
G3; Firginia's, ex-coupun, 81; new
6S15; Louisiana's, old, 72; new II; le-
wee SIS 70; SIS so; Alabama SIS 80; SIS II;
Georgia 6's 81; rs 93; North Carolina'e,
old, 5O2l; new 291s; South Carolina's,
old, S714; new IS. Flour quiet-ship-
ping steady. Wheat quiet and weaker.
Corn dull md steady. Pork quiet and
steady. Lard firm and inactive Cotton
irregular aud heavy-uplands 1921; Or
leans 2014; sales 400 bnles. Freights
strong and quiet.
Z p. M.-Cotton quiet and firmer-
sales l,400 bales; middling uplands 20.
Flour opened 15@25c. higher on low
grades and closed quiet-super.ine State
5.7505.S0; Southern 100000. better on
low grades; common to fair extra g. 5O(il
15s; good to choice 6.75@7.75. Wheat
quiet and closed 2CI3c. lower-amber
State 1. 5S(01 GO; white 1.S5W1.9O; win
ter red andlamber Western l. 1.5S@l.G315.
Corn dry and shade frmer; canal 1c.
lower; new mixed Western LOCAL. 10;
white 1.1GM1.20. Beef frmer nav
plain mess 15@16; new extramess 1GGG
10. Pork firmer-uew 1880 Lard firm
kettle 17(G17l5. Whiskey firm, Mt
1.02la@1.03la. Groceries firm and quiet.
F'reights 1irmer-grain per steam 12
Money GGD7. Sterling frmer, at 1O1s.
Gold 221a. Governments declined; G2's
So; Southerns dull rnd generally heavy.
baltimore, July 19.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat-receipts light; red 1..l51
Ito; white 1.5O01. SO. Corn firmcr and
higher-white 1.1O; yellow l.15. Pork
firm, at LOO. Shoulders Is. Whiskey
scarce, at 1.0201.t3.
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Flour a,lyanc-
ing-fnmily 7.O0@7.25. Corn irmcr, Mt
93@94. Whiskey advanced to GOAL 90.
Provisions buoyant-me pork 81. 90.
Lard 1G1l016lla, and but little offered.
Bacon shoulders held, Mt
14lll; clear sides 1St.;; sugar cured hams
24ia a@25.
New ORLEANS, July 19.-Cotton mar
ket nearly tagnant-middlings 17(017lI ;
sales l,500 bales; net receipts 3O7.
MOBILE, July l9.-Cottou dull and
tending down -middlings III; sales 100
bales; net receipts 80; stock 1888.
SAVANNAH, July 19.--Cotton--light
offerings keep the market frm-mid-
dllngs l711a; sales 100 bales; net receipts
1872; stock 1880.
CHAnLEsroN, July 19.-Cotton dull
middlings 1S; sales 125 bales; net re-
ccipts %; stock 5,7S4.
AUGUSTA. July l9.-Cotton quiet but
firm, with light oherings-sal 13O
bales; receipts 3S; middling 17lS.
LONDON, July 19--Noon.- -Consols
OH. Bonds S2;@.
LIvERpo6L, July 19--Noon. More
cotton failures are announced here to-
day. Cotton nominal uplands 92s; Or
leans 05s; sales 1000 bales.
| LIVERPOOL, July 19-Evening. Cot
ton demoralized and literally nothing
doing
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Domestic News.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The following
items of foreign news have been received
here:
The German papers are filled with
complaints OF falsehood and trickery,
whereby France seeks to fastcn the re-
sponsibility upon Prussia.
Ihe steamer Union remains in Bremen
No battle is expected for several days.
Thiers' organ gives the following as
frances programmes: Enter Hesse, in
order to neutralize the Southern States,
then occupy and fortify Frankfort;
whence, sweep the left bank of the
Rhine, then enter Prussia ria Westpha-
lia, when the reconstruction of the
Rhenish Confederation will follow.
The. steamship Cambria has arrived
out. The Cambria left Havre on Satur-
day for New York. The New York ar
rived at Plymouth. though it is uncer-
tain whether or not she will attempt to
reach Bremen.
.Iloyds' exact from five to ten guincas
on German shipping.
Bismarck telcgrapbed the Prussan Mi
mister here for his guidance, that private
property on the high seas will be exempt
from seizure by Prussian ships, without
regard to reciprocity. The French Mi
mister called on Fish and verbally in
formed him that France will respect the
treaty of Paris OF 1856. with regard to q
neutral flag
Internal revenue receipts to-day S464.
600.
The only Cabinet meeting for several
weeks was held to-day.
It is contemplated sending Sheridan
to Europe to observe the war.
NEW YORK, July l0.--Specie shipments
for Europe to-day amount to $4,000, 600.
Agents of the General Trans Atlantic
Company announce that the steamers OF
the Zurich line will not stop running in
consequence of war in Europe. Conse-
quently the Lafayette will leave port on
Saturday, the 23d, for Brest and Havre.
It is understood that the retiring French
minister, Berthemy, and Col. Bonaparte,
Of Baltimore, will be passengers by the
Lafayette.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 19.-The coun.
sci for the citizens arrested in Alamnnce
County by Kirk, who, by order of Gov.
Holden, refuses to regard the writs oI
hHbeds corpus issued in their behalf, ar.
gued tho matter before the Chief Justice,
to-day. News received here, this even.
ing, states that Graham, the county sea,
of Alamance, has been placed Under
martial law by Kirk; the Court House
seized, and the whole town is strictly
guarded. \ military commission has
been organized, consisting mostly oj
Kirk and his officers, to try citizens nov
under arrest
Additional news has been received thai
Hon. Jno. Kerr, Hon. S. z. Hill, Sheriff
Griffith, and several other prominent
conservative citizens,of Caswcll County
were arrested at Yanceyville, yesterday
by Kirk. The Congressional candidate!
in tho district were speaking in the cour
house, when Kirk surrounded it with sol
diers that made arrests. No intelligenc,
OF the slightest resistance to law in tha
or III other parts Of the State.
GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
VA, July l9.-Thc influx Of visitors t,
me Virginia Springs has commenced
The arrivals average fifty daily
RIcHMoSD, July 10.-Captain ". y
tIoVwor,l e ~.
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EDWARD H. HEINITSH,
Successor to FIsher& Heinush.
Druggist and Apoth ecary,
COLUMBIA sc

-. THE subscriber, having purcha sod the
\ T interest of DR.. John Fisher, desires to
cE.oann0unce that he will continue the
DRUG BUSINESS, at the old stand, and az
sume the entire management, assisted by Mr.
HCGH ROLAND WILTBERGER, son of the late
DR.. j. r. Witbcrger, of Charleston, young
man, correct and reliable, and Of promising
ability in his profession TO the friends and
patrons OF the old firm, to whom tho sub
scriber feels under obligations for favors
shown, he returns his Acknowledgements and
thanks.
In taking charged of the business, he assures
his friends and the public that no effort will
be spared, on his part, to sustain the high
character and well-known reputation of the
attention, personal supervision in the com
pounding Of medicines and the preparation OF
Physicians prescriptions, he hopes to secure
q continuance OF those favors hitherto go
literally and generously bestowed.
Z. II. HEIN1TSH
July Druggist and Apothecary
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Williamson Springs.

Wllllamston Springs.
YIlE large and conlmodous HOTEL at this
Il delightful watering place has been tao
roughly repaired, ANA fitted up with new Fur
m;nre, under the superintendent of JOHN
a. MAYS, and will bo opened On the Goth Of
JULY, for the accommodation of visitors. No
pains or expense will be spared in providing
Tor the comfort and enjoyment of guests.
With the advantage of superior Hotel, in
q healthy and beautiful country, added to the
curative properties OF tho water, and the plea
santness of this delightful village, we believe
that the invalid or pleasure-seekcr can find
no place OF the kind hereabout wherc the time
will be spent MORE profitab!y or egrecably.
The Rooms arc large and airy. and are so ar
ranged as To furnish many Oonyenicnccs, espe-
ciailv to families who do not wish to be sepa-
rated
The Table will be always furnishcd with the
best the country and cities can afford, and in
that they have secured the services oi those
who cannot full to please, even the mos. fas-
tidioua.
Complete facilities arc likewise afforded for
amusemcnts; III Il word, the proprietor ilatters
himself that he has left nothing undOne that
might afford pleasure and comfort Of his
guests.
y few Sool horses and buggies will be found
conat family on hand, fer the accommodation
of visitors.
RATES OF roARp:
I'er Day. ......................S 2.5O
1,cr eca..- ......-............ II w
t'cr AlOntn observation-disclosures. 100
Special arrangements will be made with
| families at lower rate than the above.
June 2G 1mo JOHN a. MAYS.
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a good anecdote is told of the famous
French surgeon Nelaton. Going through
one Of the streets Of Paris one day, he
came upon q crowd standing in front of
drug store. There man lay stretched
ont who had been terribly wounded by
sharp buggy shaft. His belly had been
ripped, and large part of his intestines
rrotruded. His life could be saved only
by very difficult and dangerous opera
tion, but Nelaton was equal to the occa-
sion, and soon his patient, quite q
wealthy man, was sent home out of dan
ger. For three weeks Nelaton heard
nothing more Of him, but then he made
his appearance and ashed his preservor
how much he owed him. Hundred and
fifty francs, replied the surgeon. "That
is much, said the man, "but give me n
specified bill; here is your money" Neal
ton sat down and wrote as follows: "For
re-adjusting yard and half of the in-
testinal canal, ut hundred francs Der
yard, one hundred and fifty francs"
An old, blind and deformed Scottish
| necdle-woman named Miss Mary Pyfer,
died recently in Edinburgh. Sho was OF
remarkably short stature, of very plain
features and very poor, but she was more
remarkable rs being poetess OF 20
mean order. A collection Of her poems
was published in 1865 for her benefit.
ihe London Scotsman gives the follow
ing crhtaph from her pen rs an appro-
pirate close to her humble story:
came Mt morn-'twas spring, I smiled,
Ihc fields with green were clad;
L walked abroad at noon-and 10.
Twas summer was glad.
safe me down: twas autumn eve.
And with sadness wept;
1 lald me down at night, and then
| Twas winte--and slept
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THIEgGPA APHTo
Foreign News.

LONDON, July 19.-The Times says tue
sword must now decide.
Earl Granville, the British Secretary
of State, and Napoleon had three
hours conference.
Replying to deputation Of the Ma
tional Guard, Napoleon said, "npon
them he relied for the protection of the
capital during the war;"
The Post is sceptical touching the news
received from France and Prussia. It
ascribes the bulk of dispatches to specu-
lators.
PARIS, July 1o.-The journal official
announces that the Emperor has decided
not to receive either in imperial quarters,
or quarters Of general officers, any vo-
lunteer, or any foreign officer, or any
one not belonging to the French army.
Thlers publishes this morning mn indig-
by Figaro, q letter from the King of
Prussia thanking him for his speech
against war.
When the Emperor quilted the Tuille-
ries to-day, to return to st. Cloud, he
was loudly cheered by the people.
LATER. even q skirmish has
occurred.
Hessc Darmstadt withdrew her agree
ment from Paris. There is nothing GER
tain about the departure Of the Emperor
for the seat of war. It is not likely he
will set out for tho front until every
thing is ready thero for active service.
Several Prussian agents in this city, who
were suspected of plotting aud distribut-
ing money, have been arrested.
MARsEILLEs, July 19.-Henry Roche
forts journal appeared this morning for
the first time in several weeks. It was
promptly seized.
Prince Napoleon is expected here to-
morrow. It is said he will have COM
mand
BERLIN, July 19.-Last evening, King
William made speech to q great crowd
of the people of Berlin, who came to
congratulate him. He said he was not
responsible for the war which had just
broken out He might personally be
passive under the outrage, but Germany,
even from beyond the seas, had spoken
and sacrifices were sure. Prussia had
been spoiled by her rapid victories in
two wars, and perhaps worse fate was
awaiting her now. He, however, knew
what to. hope from good army and
people.
The French proclamation for the pur-
pose of exciting the people to revolt
had been distributed in Hanover.
lie Liberte publishes statement to the
effect that Gen. Changanier will proba-
bly, DE appointed Minister of War, uice
LeBouf, who takes command in full.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IMPROVEMENTS COMMENCED.

WE BEG TO INFORM OUR NUMEROUS
friends andcus.omcrs that We have so arranged
our Goods and Counters that there will net be
the slightest Inconvenience in making pur-
chasc= while the alterations in our store are
going on.
We would advise parties at distance, who
cannot personally aclcc. goods, to send us
their orders a:.d We Will most certainly please
in both quality and price,. or return the
money.
We snip by Express sc. 0. D. or a direct
eli. Still further reductions in prices. l'hc
stoc: must hc cleared
June Il J. II. s u. l.. KINARD.
Drnk;sts. go to Poi!ock's
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"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7.-FIoUR AND MELI-west.
ern aud state houp were active. part for export
but unosr the excessive supplies prises were weak
state at a. and tsiSsts5s for 6aser.' aud family
brands. Southern hour steady at tG9to for .hipping
extras. Rye nour. N.5oet550. Corn meal, t4Gfi 80,
with limited demand.
PRovIsIoEs--Pork WAS dull aud unsettled sales Is
a. tws15J for piain and extra moss. Tierce btei in
bettor demand aud hrm saes g1 tcs AZ SIZE t250 for
prime mess, anu Saqs3l for lnda mess. Beef hams
hirly actiye sales 900 Dbe at t950d tI. Cut meats
dull. Bacon nrm and IN demand saies so b1s long
clcar aud short do. at kc and 100 bxs. org clear NJ
at Nc. Dressed hogs weak At sf@g4c Lard was
isc for Western. aud ilsal1kc for city Cheese arm
At edl6l\c. Butter dull g S3estc for state and lSt
SOC Tor Western. Fresh Eggs g59sec
Rio, HH@lSao. gold sales 1900 Gags Blo, part at
Hampton Roads Rice N nrmet owing 70 favorable
neVSfrom the South sales 50 tcs at se7c for Caro-.
mestic sale 60 bbs. New Orleans =; GisTlc. Sugar
Raw was IN fair demand an very nrn falr TO good
.e1ning' g,.aioHei sslss 80 hntsi StSlcc for Cuha
vauaat 81 yt9ac., and 0oO bags Manila private
terms renned nrm At 49, eslsAc. and l!k@l2Nc
st Ike for middlinz uplAnds ana Is s-l6c for low
middllng. Isllow quiet at az steaIlne In fair
turTcnne rather easier sales 900 bt Il from yard al
4c ROsin steady sc tkOJS t2lo Tor strained. Petro.
leun Qulet and unchanged, sales 100 bbls. at 1Sc
sassd ~ 'SO'' - ''N''''' '''''' 'U'"' ~
GRAIS-whea, was very rrn, but this checEcd busi.
Tor old No. waukee ana si.50 for white Michigan
Oats tai ly A'tiVe and c. betar lea 90O bush. ut
6 ts2c for lac So &c Tor Ohio on track and all
for new western Barley quiet; sales G.0Ol busn At
Slfc. tor Canada East. Corn n heer demand aud lts
g higher sales ,1Oa busi. at l5l1tc. lOr new mixed
Ne''egn soc for old do. s5Vsi;. for white ana 40
taC. Tor Jersey yellow.
The sun., 1870-12-08
SOCIETY NOTES,

The belle OF Philadelphia Is engaged to IN Ial.ga
Count.
Private bTis at De'monicos wiw be numerous
tails season.
Wiseacres report tho engagement el Miss Nilsson
10 a London ranker.
Mrs. Charles Richmond receives on We Inc; lays.
at LYingslon place.
The Colrs lcyeo Is announced ior ihr 7tl ius.. at
20 Woft Tive uiy-sccoud street.
The Murray Hin socmble announce a reception on
the 18th INST the hrst Of The season.
Mrs. Fitch, 1913 J>ralcmon street, BrO0.lyn, Gives
full'di ess RECEIPT on tie lath lnHt.
In Washington, Mrs Secretary pauillou Fsi "a
called the etsen Dowagcr OF Fashion.
Kare field and olive Logan vie with one another
IN pont Ct 'tnh and rechSrc' Z ioLtr.s
Dame lf.l ION fays only ili"fs will appear 10
dress coats lihcd witl waite sllk @! fsta.
Grand rfcpntic1- nf fle .esileGoos Of A. A Low
ana Little can in BroOtyn arc pT,n'1Ci,
A bouuliiuI dJugli er Of E6- dIyur e. c. Guniher
viii soon marry Mr.. dray, OF Ff,a r c1lo.
The scronl reception Of thu newly org9n ard
Fans FacoH t0ciaoe van ,hOrty Ike p.ace.
An effort Wiil be md1r to revive cutcraiAmtI.s
among the 1tsid sccond avenue ailsOc.Gts.
Ancillary Hall has two very charming duush.
tons m toeiaiy who ar, graceful egaoaLars.
The squar dances are hcing revised IN society Tor
the especial peRnht Oi d. wlY mhrfef aOgJies.
Mrs. BanrcN Van Auhen. Ttnh avcnle. win be
a, nome Iut@ ~ 1Venlnts dur'ag She season.
GOV. ltnt nahs Only daughter M4 EIi, viii
matte her epfres into Focley AZ Albany tihs winter.
She IA very a. aIllin@ RAd Ahcluatiia uais lazy.
Members Of the Americas Cub ar having their
new arrli en- frll rnorn cree ed the apnro hng
Of gold lace.
hiss Bns,a slobbinp, the American sonlptre4a.
has nneel bcf intention 81 reNuiDg permant ~
"a kew for. ileendy asster 81 CSIlHtotoTs II,
4, steJb.ns, II La y i Z.
The sun., 1870-12-08
4 DKAru CR4Sn ~ rnE roc.

Furtber PartIculn:. ofthr Collisiop bc,,-.c,
the Champion aud the Isaac Bcl-Ru.b-
d. 80 ~, -, -. ,r.i,
N "" N ~ 49, iV'r'.'c fs'c-A
fnn'c rrcVentcd hy captains Coolncss.
At ! 80 on Monday night, the steamers Isaac
r.u ~ ,., o,, n.,.,,t,r, ., a.. .,.....- 60
49, " " ~ '' NM WV o'N"'e' NH~Hi'
l'on oI Tue 'har'e7'oh me- came IN colh'ion Oh
Lons Branch The Champion struck the starboard
..ho.i =, ~ t,o.. uou .-,...,... 4, :, 49,. y,
80 - N'-'''"t ;" an" .'e "n'''-
mousse lhc bulWarNs were smashed and tho cat
head and numerous fragments Of the vessel y,.ro
.,io., . AZ ,,,.,,, ,,, t, o. ,,,, .,,,., .. ~, t,
N"'' N-s' wv" 'Ne N'NN VI wv 's'"~ 10 'uc t"e
benjamin James one Of the oilers, wa. killed.
Fearing the Loot OF whistle, he left tic cnsino
ROOM and ru-bing up to tie rail OF the ship leaned
lis arm upon IL. TIE dense foe vi'ch rrov-r,i
At tie time made It i.lpossio.c to roe more than ten
or twelve feet ahcad. Tbs Charpion emerged 80
suddenly mat before James had time to stop back
bis arm Nas struck by tho bow Of the ship and
severed tr,,n bis ~ ,uidcr II on ,.,., ,,, -, -
,,,o ,h.,,.,,' 49,, ~, ,,.....'.. ''', w" ~
towards morning Il foll overheard. lie died slmo,t
instant tly nom less Of blood and the sbo,k NJ
,,.,,..s rr..i4.., - a.. o,, - '''
hcOi'@dY' lresldeht ol the Old Dominion line,
makes tine foln wing statement:
m. Isaac Roll s,il.J f,,,, ~, VI, . ,,.,
evening AZ = o'r.ck fc- \, ptoik $40 80, & , .' ~
uook md t,e IItylJ,p., ,,it.Iin ,I t. ~
,rS - ~rs ' tt 90 "Iu 1.,l etevuh'
made op mo ts1.c Ue1 sio, U ~, tn ~ ~ =, Ncri @
Ic stnnncd sb, rsdc n ~, r,, ~, 10 vi a., e 70
ono point a,J half on tbe stsrto..i y ,S"' @ SoDIs
enort 10 avniJ a coi.isirn ~ t-aj ~, ~, ii,',,t
sYsn snd to So, s,rct 'H H. "-s Anl' m Lus Mi'"oN
MANI, .c III 5, es . 80 % vi' i a'g n, .t n1aIl
tbe odiest tor,,s ,ytthort 80, u,'''t W., up mo
r,,,ic VI "'ou,' H0s' "UWeN.' ufSaA Ains
,ny,ad =, ~, ~, ~. ~ ~ - &c he" NA'
% %pMeu oN'N @ 70 NeW lufk DS we t'"n mon. Iuo
d"mage 'n-lsined amorn's TO about .soUo ana ~
,si,,. 49, a., ,sHS 80 ~ .,''s' AVI e.Ikn Us lH'
Wssoss nd - !" S t"S S,tIr ] s.ea,,e,s, me
~, ,',a ~ -, =. tjpi ~ "''N a-,l Nuuth 9ee''''
y -, ls'ae IA @ ne ~ O'e VI we lat-est steamers
@ u. IL 10 & VIC "nlnn{ % sna "Tt !"sS ~ 'Ls Sc -
The sun., 1870-12-08
ExIT JERsEY CITY PARK.
A Project that Died of toe Many speculators
Relief f0r Taxpayers.

fTecetthat btsd OF toe Many kpecuiatoRs
Relief f0r Taxpayers.
The Committee appointed by the citizens Of
Jersey City To report plan foT public park for
that city, have ANONYMOUSLY failed to agree and a
charitable verdict Tire deceased project is that II
died Of too many srecuiators. lively tint between
Chief Justice Birney and tbs Hon. Sidney A. Bevans
two OF the leading spirits in the Committee, marred
tie harmony Of its hnal meeting. The ex-As-
semhynan, who lives In piiatisl residence
on Van worst square was opposed TO Mr..
Bitney's plans. Tins LED Mir Birney to
tue declaration that IL bic l-e Tint tne people
favored parks, paiticuluy those who 20 not reside
u front Of a very hne square II stranger visited
tie CITY, u natives feit liS0 taking lin in q close
CARR ce out OF town, ior want Of better place
10 t1ke him to.
The Hon. Nj Bcvans. remembering that tile
Judge ' one OF the hcavl weights in the grcat social
cluh laieS orgInizcd u JCrses CITY therou9nn sent
IN hot shot hy suggesting the cluh house in
vitng resort Rctorts discUurte5us between these
gentlemen followed IN rapid succession, until finally
II was resolved that the purchase OF grounds FOR
park purposes gt the present time was premature
and nC1peuient
The sun., 1870-12-08
Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. wcdr esday Dec. Five car loads OF
hcevrs arrived for sian ghtercr. but notang for the
market aud tLCrc we're Lo transactions With no i'm.
proyemcnt ia dressed beef quote prices uomlnally
UNCHANGED or vdslic. Tor Texans, and uGsi5sc. for
common TO prime siern steer and oxcn. The sheep
MAJ ket continues duh and unchanged. with receipts OF
2SO head. ami moderate facs at ta6.c. n for com
mon to prime lots. Live hogs were shade nrnier at
It8fSc with sales Of car loads Of good Ol.os "a
ns,sv,at 1sc Dressed hogs steady ant arm ~
@91c Tor extreme weights. heceIpts loads
The sun., 1870-12-08

Orrn iNn 1rHvfstr Asp Surntss CorHr. cntrtr-ra l.
Noe eis 1915, ti9 eesg fis, qgn, asie mo 1910 80
90, itif sl2, 1879, ira6, isls. tsa9. 1854, isA
suruSas COuHI StEtat TEnn -uenurfsr-Ne. H. fias,
u Law snd FstNos. A. 81, 81 50, t1 81 S. &c. ST. s., So
q, %, ti, a. o., 81, ~, %.
strHuNs CorHr, CHasunHs.-Nos g. a. A 10. 10
ist | ~ -' ~ ''' @' 49,
srrEnios CouHr Tafif Trus-Ps f-Nas 1885 tiT ais t
fs5 Nt, ~ g, ~, a. ioi. iC3, A1, ie itNo
$50, - ~ ~ ' - ~
cossos rtO.-P.t f--SoA 80, is iss iss 4ss ~ s7G
49, 90, a. iSo, tse tst -No. gsg AZ A
ta, i5s, ma as, qso, 3s5 sg, ~ 80, tta 4sl gss
The sun., 1870-12-08

sTACRHor sE-sAyAGE.--o On Monday. by The Rev
Savage, both ol BROOKLYN.
VAN MAKIkR-SEtL-On tuesday. Dec. 6. by tn
Rev. j. \. fHddocE, Garrett Van Mancr 70 Maggie A
No, youngest daughter of T. }. Nei, all Of Brooklyn
The sun., 1870-12-08
ORCED.

judge lsichard l.. LaIremorc OF nc touu oi Comnoh
Pleas. Mary +. shay from Waiter A. shay. Limited
diNolCe neGsd c h0r0 granted IL Is adludged by
the Court that The plaintiff, Mary = Shay. 'hill haN
the care, custody ahd control OF jefferson Butler shay
CuII uN stii marriage.
WILLIAMS 10 THIS city, on Saturday. Dec g. 1870. by
JudEr SANue Ioues. % tAe superior court Marlct.A
A. Allilms from Alvin l. Wlliahs.. Cause Of divorce
The sun., 1870-12-08

In tho whole catalogue Of medicine you will not
md a remedy competent to deal with diseases OF
the bladder Kidneys, unna.y organs, gravel stran.
gury. diabetes organic weakness. and female rrcgu
iaritias, than IIelmboldg Buchu.-lIp.
The sun., 1870-12-08

Bonds ,OiItov reduction er tnterea aud nth un-
impaired seeurity.
They are ali Coupon Bonds Of o. 900 each, interest
payable Jan. and July L
7ASy are scea tno,Sn, and hare ready market IN
al ne money centres Of is country and Europe, are
daily quoted at tie Stock Eschdn0e and can Be So'd
at current market price az realty as E.e Boaas Of
TIE Government
The EARNINGS Of the Road for 1870 tViR reaeh Eight
Million Dollars and the increase is shown in tile
following figures:
Earnings from Jan. to Dec. l. s17
Earnings nom Jan. to Dec. l. 1862 ...... 52eOsta
Increase 10 1870. ,fS5
We keep a supply OF those Securities hand, aud
furnish them a, current market price, viii h to-day
's9iA.
This price includes ne coupon due ian. l. for plich
mree per cent IN goid wW BE- recelecd by ne BW
chaser, oa 6ouds Jouglt during Mis month.
Proceed n 81 900 70 bonds OF 1861 sold to-day
Cot Of 10 Central Pac nc bonds to-day as \ y
VII 70
Difference realized. tii5 %
We continue. as heretofore, to buy and sell Gov
crnment bonds, make collections, receive deposits
subject to check az sizht without notice aud allow
interest on balances and DO a general banking bus.
ness. FISK 4 HITCH
NOTICE
The interest due Jan. /. 1871, on the bonds OF the
State OF Georgia. will be paid and after that date
upon surrender Of the coupons at the Fourth Ma.
uonal Bank, New York.
Bonds Of the STATE Of Georgia, as they mature,
will be paid upon presentation at the banking house
Of Henry Clews Co., % Wall street, New York.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK, Governor.
Executive Department. State OF Georgia, Atlanta,
Nov 10, 1870.