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Cargo sehr Leo, from Grand liver; 90 N IT
mixed. = STRIPS, at s14eo; sold by 1rsl, Bullen t
cssee ase sa sss5 }sSsf Iii ss nss & s NnHisf as g @
and sea2,lsag @ 1t s1ioo 70, short and s1ao9 for
Cargo Gchr Emeline, from Manistee, 1a0 N It
loiss aha ssa9t|!ng HsSsi IT long sio5; sold
Gs!gs sss neoR; se yssn Bsna @ Besa es'
IT ioist, scautlne, and small timber, at 5las5N. =
eg S5gG s ssns ass ao f1 s4 sps Ms ssa Sf
The following sales were :maio latc wednesday
Cargo bargc Wyoming, from Grand Haven, 1so
III It strips and boards, at S14.00. - ~ 1t piece
stun, at %; ae'o pckess at $500; sold by Wat
q Cargo @ aehr n c. Ford, from Maskegon, $50 m
4 mixed !n1nser, largely circular, at slioo; sold
TIE market Tas only 1atrly active, but prices
Tuca lIm and unchangsd., N e We quote:
Second clear 1-lneh TO 2-inch-- 4a0045.oo
fSa FIss ss ss1r sssSaG e|ssr s1sa SasySs K
gether, rough, the same as second
rlst ahi sssead clcaf sijin9; together sssssssss
ts Sslnioa toorFas; asSSs5sS as.SSs5S%
lVagon-lox boarls, selected, 1G-inch
4 stock boards.. aaeo@aa.oo
Cannon boards, fencing. iois1 seanE- --'eO
ling, and small timber, u to 16 feet. II G0A1a00
yoist and scantling, is to q feet. 140o@2100
Dry common boards and fenctng.....- 1800G9t4.Ou
t!ckess, nal... ...-.........-.--...-++ 10N0l4t1,V9
lckets, square. Observation-Disclosures. 1n.o091400
Sstaf Ssaaf Gssss pess, s1I; Fea1d Is as 5s $
saWed @ Shingles, Eo.i................: i Esss aoo
Sawed shingles, A or star......,...., aa@ BIS
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stase tontls-North Carolina active and higher;
Old n. CarolInas. ...46E
New N. ClrOllnls. Boz
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EyESr.1. juno 80.
The following table shows tho receipts and
shisneuts Of produce at this point during the
past tWcnty-four hours:
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efe4tnE:
Cattle. Hoas shcen
5SsassS: TSess;y. ass5 IS 2,S95 , 90 ads
McHhcsaay..-...,-..-,~ III 9,o51 5,6f4 1855
lhuls1ay. 8t43S B,B4 1,31a
suus TG'a, 'as jsst ;s5s 9ss|5 ;ss5 s!s
week htl0re tast- 7,10l 92,GG9 3,a75
The receipts to-tlay were b the following toa.Is:
B5 Illinois Central r. r.. IL i.0I 35s
EJ burlington q Il r.. 706 595 83s
ny St. Louis 4 A. Road, -. 400 TO 49,,
by &. 4 n. W. Road. 4Se bi9 1s3
Ey 1:nek Island Road. Rq9 8S5 100
By Michigan Central I.R.. 80 49,. 49,,
E5 1. G. d st. l. X R.-.... 3 Is '....
Total: a.zas $50. i,97s
evening, were ns follows:
,rond,r Gas!s. ~ H9gs ,gs saetp; e
Tncs.lay;;:;.. -.....--..-. 1,s5l e,s19
MecHcsnhy-.' ..,.......-.. l.5G5 4+Nl 1,23l
Il1lfstAE.
Total. 1850 s,oss 1,791
The receipts ani shipments OF cattle, hoga, and
shs,sI tor tie month Or ynne this ysar co.paEo
spending month i'll 1860, us toLuwa:
'''1s $50. 1s;o: "'ep1a; 1scs. 1s;o.
li"gs. s..-......'-1st,4ss lss.4is 1s,,sse 11l,sas
BEEF CATTLE-We have no new features to
report In connection with the cattlc market. Tho
quality OF Tie offerings and the character Of the
demand were substantially the same previously
mtter chieny cnniine,i Is ihe oettor graies, @ ios
shipment East Good to choice beeves continue
i'll light supply, and were today short OF the de-
Ma'tl, ItrHce, very tlrM tone pervat1ed the mar
XII, and rrlces were thoroughly sustained. Ia the
market tpr low eradrs there was no perccptiole
chsnge for The LETTER. tue n1ulry continuing llnt-
iteA, Hud prices remnin1nG weak, unsettled,
Ald Irregular There was large number
vi common and Inferior cattle u tho
dayA-and unless tue remaining days OF the week
6l1lf Mltncss q Neciied increase ia tho demand,
which II an event not looked for, there is strong
lsobahl1ty OF further depreciation In tho value
were made at Nh extreme runse OF s250(a9.00. the
inside quotation for BcallAWags, anu the outside
tnr extra shipping steers. Mitchell, Brown &
7hampsnn sold four car loads. averaging l,a54 fs,
Ct 200. They were rnrchascd By Nelson Morris
Texas cattle were % head, averaging ss7 ns, at
sy.su; G head averaging 964 Tbs, al 1880; 81 heat,
averaging ,059 lbs, at $i.62A; 80 hcat, averaging
giS ~. At st6e1d, and u head. averaging o7G hs,
nexed Quotations:
CLOSING rR1cE.
Choice Bceves-Flnr, fat, welI-lormed,
to 3-Scar oil steers, and averaging
pl%e a11 nesescSoJ sa to to- pVgi weIItc uc;
formed steers, averaging | $50 to 1,ss5o
rair Gfatlcs-fa;r steers. IN iaif iican, '''~
aystag!nE 100 io 100 ns............ e7ss7I!es
COWS for city slaughter. averaging 800
stocI cattlo-comnaon cattle ia decent decent ''>"'N'
flesh, ayeIagiIg 10 10 1866 It's. ....... 4.eoaaus
lnlcri0r-Lt1ht and tllin cows and steers ln33,59
Texas Cattie-Eomnon to cholce....... 2.5o@d.9o
u CATTLE SAIES to-day.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TuCRsDAY EvENTNG, June 80.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of I've stock during tue wcek,un to this
,ftkF4
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SEVENTEENTH WARD. ....
Itsries 1-Bounded north by North avenue. s9uth
IN Division street. east By Cybonrnc sFeune and
rt.t ttrtet and wes y the Ao!t Branch Of the C1l,
r,co River Polls at corner Cfvho1fne avenue S1th
a,1rtet strcct judges: Fred ~itte, }. r. 1en1, J.
n -Eoy,sed meth l.E North a.c13e, so..t
rlyision street can By Sed6Ntck tsrcef and west by
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uLIt!QiB QENIRAL

LAKE. SHORE AED MICEIGAN SOItTE5RBu
EAnTAt.
DE1uT-Cotncr Of van Busra and Statmanst.
u.u Ticket or3es. 81 Se1th C;s5kst
= ii . ,,.:...-.--73 m. sTdo nn
- 4tSW 1Mk st4plh~s. ~ 4 m- 4aU p. n
~ n. slN:f0 u
p ~ e.fss"H toAs5]-s.--- 1-i3 = n ~ L.
A'a6as @gM ?. n 1850 n
uEIE0t1 I'D sittzD ElYI1E LE5z
9!y,t fay Ta1ss..:.- 79
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

.--- THURSDAY EVENING, .Tnac %.
LUNNER- The o{Ierinps to-slay were lneasrr, and
only fur business wlg transacted at former quo
latioNs. Shingles 0nM iail remain npeha.arral.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July %: There ls
no new features. business looking up very fair,
prices ruling trm or all styles and not much
stock Offering. sales OF 1855 tierces Carolina SKA
paid; and 100 bags do in bond, 3Hc gold. Carroll.
ma, common to good per cwt So 25as SO; do prime
to fancy do So 75as; Rangoon per pound 7a7&c;
Rangoon, gold, In bond, do, 3hasHc.
From the Journal OF Commerce. Both for
eien and domestic remain firm and the demand
from the trade is good while holders Rre carr! Ing
but little stock and are Indifferent about selling
We notice sales of 235 tierces Carolina at SAaec.
and 1850, bags Rangoon, free. at 7Aa71sc, curren-
cy, and 100 bags IN bond at SIC, gold
From the Tribune: There Is Still very GOOD
demand; the supply small, and holders Hrm at
full figures. Sales 16o iierces Carolina at SXasc;
$50 bags Rsngoon at 7Ha7h, and 100 bags do at
3kc, gold :
From the World The supply small, well in
hand, and holders quite hrm at full former rates,
with fair demand prevailing. Sales OF l6e terces
Carolina at sNssc; $50 bags Rangoon at 7ha7hc;
and In bond 100 do at 8kc, gold.
Prom the Times The inquiry for desirable lots
has been rather more active at buoyant price 8;
2SV tIeroes Carolina were sold at SO 76a9; $50
bags Rangoon at 81 25a7 80, currency, per 100 lbs
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EaHton & Co.'s Cotton Report. Tor the
Week ending July 22, 1870.
NEW YORK. July 23.-THE MARKET-In our
Inst report the market closed dull and nominal at
2Okc for middling uplands. Saturday export ers
Withdrew, and spinners bought but little. Sales
$40 bales at 20c. Monday prices were nominal
Sales 1874 bales at 1870. Tuesday the market
was quiet--the private advices from Liverpool
were very depressing. Sales 1886 bales at 2oc,
Wednesday market unchanged. Sales 1850 bales.
Thursday the market was dull and nominal
Sales T5i bales. Yesterday the market was frmer.
Sales 1850 bales. Mlddnng 2oiHc.
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Sales OF the week 1850 bales, Including 1917 to
spinners 1902 to spectators, and 1911 to export
Gross receipts at this port for the week 7iGo
bales. Since 1st September 71s. lo1 bales.
this week in face OF the unfayorable advices from
Liverpool. The quotations show an advance OF
&c over those OF last week. owing mainEto the
small stock offering upon the market, and inc
bull clique to corner July contracts. Much indig.
nation mas been expressed lately by the cotton
community at the ridiculous quotations OF the
Liverpool market. 1t ls o pity such mistakes
ron mt ha avoided. .r.s.-r ~ p a..
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E1oR NEW YoRK-oN WEDNESDAY

The fast screw Steamship CATHARINE WELT
ING, Howes, Commander, will sail lor New
York on WEDNESDAY, July 27th, at O'Clock T.
NJ, from PIER No. 2, UNION WHARvBS.
The CATHARINE WHITING Will connect with
the Liverpool Steamship MANHATTAN, OF Messrs.
WILLIAMS d GuIoN's LINE, sailing August Sd.
Insurance by the Steamships OF this line n per
The Steamship "AsHLAND,n Crowell, Com
mander, will sail on the following WEDNESDAY,
August Sd, at 9 O'Clock P. NJ
For Freight or Passage, having limited
amount OF Cabin Accommodation, apply to WAC
NER, HUGER Il CO., No. % Broad street, or to
WIN. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharyea.
iuly22 --a.s., .rt
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN. = Us - +
LONDON, July 25-Noon.-Consols ssx. Bonds
81. Common rosin So 9da8s. - s'
Evening.-Consols ssls. Bonds Six. |.
LIvERPo0L, July Standardization steady; up
lands SID; Orleans skd; Hales 1900 bales Red
western wheat los Id; red winter los lid.
Evening.-Cott'n firm and uncnansed; sales
l4.eoo bales; speculation and exports 5000. Corn
s5s. Pork l2os. Lard frner. Beef 1l8s Cd.
Bacon 5ss.
FRANkFoRF, July ea-Bouds opened steady at
1sHs76x,
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, July 90: The
market for raw Is dull, and prices are nominal,
though they are called drm. The reflners have
ali the stock they require for present use, and the
decline in gold makes them ayerse to laying In
more stock. The offerings are small. We quote
fair to good refining st eHalo1sc, and No u box
az lo..c. The les are 90 boxes Havana at IL &c
In refined the business Is air and prices are arm.
We ouote soft elbow ut 12Hal3Hc; soft white at
13XsiSXc and crushed, powdered and gsanulat-
cd a. 1aNA1aLC
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Chipping.

The superior nrst-class side.wheel steamship
CHAMPION, r. W. Lockwood, Commander, OF
the New York and Charleston Steamship Com.
SATURDAY,, ihe soth July, at O'Clock P. II.
aa- The CHAMPION is handsomely and com.
fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table
is supplied with all Of the dellcacies OF the New
York and Charleston markets.
~ Insurance by this Line half per cent.
81 Cotton taken to New York, Liverpool, Bos-
ton, Providence, and the New England manufac-
turing townB at lowest market rates.
HrT The Side-wheel Steamship MANHATTAN,
NJ, $, woodruff, Commander, follows on SAT
RuDAY August 9th, at O'Clock P. n.
Iuy25 JAMES ADGER G CO., Agents.
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New york Naya1 stores MARKET.

From the Journal OF Commerce, July %: Spirits
turpentIne is not 80 steadily held. The demand
is hight and merely 10 meet trade wants; sales are
lao bbls at 3sA Ac, in yard Resins are quiet and
IN the BUYERS iavor. equote strained at 81 IS;
sales are 800 bbls No. at Sia5 so. Tar Is dull at
81 so for Washington and 81 for Wilmington,
with selected lots at 81 LOAF 12H.
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New York rIay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July %: shipping
grades are higher and irm ut the advance, though
still quiet. Sales are 200 bales for Bermuda al
SOC; 22s for Bruins lex, Ca, at SOC; 2o5 ball for
Jacksonville ut I Q, and % bales for Richmond at
7ac. New hay comes In very slowly, and sells
is oniet ct at former prices. straw Is unchan ged
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rhe eerman'. Fatnerland.
,p SLATED FROM rHE aksAAN OF ERNEST NOR
rrz ARspr, BY JAMES CLARENCE MANGANl

F
Where Is the Germans Fatherlands
it,s Prussiaf SWabia It's the strand
Where'9roVs the vine, where tows the RhneE
NE where the gull Skins Baltlos oilnes
Noryet more great and 1ar more graho
Must be the Germans Fatnerland
How call they then the Germans land
Raysria9 Brunswick9 Hast thou scanned
II where the Zuyder Zee e1tendsY
Where Sryrian toll the iron bendsf
No, brother, no-thou hast not spsnnea
me Germans genuine Fatheriano
Ia then the Germans Fatherland
Westphalae PomeraniaS Stana
Where Zurich,s WaVeless water sleeps,
Whsre Weser winds, where Danube sweeps:
Hast found 1t now s-Noty yetY. Demana
Elsewhere the Germans faahefianu'
Then say, Where lies the Germans landf ~
HOW can they that unconquered land?
hr where Tyrol,a green mountains rise ~.
TaeS SNttSerss land ] dearly prize, '31a !?
BYFreedom,spureatb breezes canned
Bnt,no f,ris not the Germans land
Where, therefore, lies the Germans lands
EAptise that great, that ancient Ia ,a9o J.
sFtS Eurely Austria, proud and o0ias
m wealth unmatched, in glory old
n / none sball write her name on SAND;
But she Is not the Germans land
say then. where lies the Germans lands
RSntiYe that preat that ancient lanul !,
is;t Ilsscei OF LorfameStha gem ~ Iii
Wrenched nom the Impeii ial Dtadem
ByWflee which princely treachery pnnneo
10 tnessare not the Germans land
where therefore, lies the Germans land II
Name now at last that mighty land
Wnere'r resounds the German tongue
WNere German hymns to God are sung AZ
Tnere, Ralans,brDther, take thy stand -
mat ID the Germans Fatherland H." -s5
That isnis land, the land oflande.
-Wn6trvoHs hind fese than clasped nands,
W0ere Valor lights the nsshing eye, 80 ,.
Whefe Love and Truth In deep hearts lie,
Ard Eel enkindles FreedomS brand -
mat is the Germans Fstherland lsz ~
Ihsf fs the Germans Fatherlsnd
where Hate puIsues each foreign band-
where German is the name for friend,
Where Frenchman rs the name for dend,,
Ind Ffance's yoke Ia gpuIned and banned
Tnat Is the Germans Fatherland ~ :. \ III ;.
/. @@.:at
That ts the German,s Fatherlsnd
yaycat God I look down xnd bless tnat hnd
; Inft4av6 her npeleNA Ail6Tenegub stus1221
no cSsriIh while Existence rolls,
And loYoWith teart, and aid with hand,
Their Universal Fsthesland e. "a
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PORT CALENDAR.
o4,,Yn rrraoun

FsIl Moon 18th hours, Is minutes, evening.
Last Quarter 10th, hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon 28th hours, 5S minutes, morning.
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Depots in Charleston :. g.:
". @. TROTT, Ed. 5. EUHSHAA,
A. W. ECKEL CO., G. j. LUHS,
". a. SKRlNE,
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .H#E6
No. 42. North River foot OF Canal S&iSofze
street. New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 6th
and 2lBt OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday then the Saturday preced'
ing.
Departure Of the 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 5th touch at ManZantllo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco 1or Ja-
pan and China August l, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana but
go direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage 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.
tnly18-lyr
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VIZ. McBURHLY. President.
E. p. ALEXANDER, Vice-PreSiilent and Ac:nary.
]. F. GILMEE Vice. President. r. s!ent III Georgia.
E. NYE HCTCRlSUN, Tice-Presldent, resident IN
North Carolina
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ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

ERENCA PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault d Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF FHYPOPHOSPHATE d OF LINE, a SOW,
erlgn remedy IN ph:h!s.s-reueTes, Coughs
Nightsweats, &c.
Guarana, for headache neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine, !oz indigestion, loss OF appetite, &c.
Iodized Syrup Of Horseradsh, Invaluable for
persons unable 20 take Codlver 0tl-espeelalD
recommended in crtaneous affections, and as 9
most powerful lepurative.
Matlco Capsules and Ma.:co Injection, sure,
oulck and harmless remedy. .-
Digestive Lozenges OF the A-knune Lactatesi q
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de-
rapgemeut Of tie digestive organs,
Tfoches Of Pens:ca and PaEcreRt!ne.
ALSO,
PURCATJF LIE ROY, Pharmacle Coffin. 20. -.
YOMlTIF LIE ROY, Phsrmac.e Coffin.
Dragees 1e Sautonive. 80
Dragees de Morphine. .--..-.Ti
Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale BY DR.. Il. BAER, 81 y
may3o No. ISL Meeting street.
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oRASeEBURo, S. c., June4, 1910.
MEssRs. LIPPMAN i BRO:
Enclosed find $50; send US more OF your Hltters
they are taking well.
Yours, &c. +. II. W. BR1deMAN & Co..
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Jnsnranre.
N F. PoIIC Y.H L DE rs, !.
LIFE AND TONTINE- ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE % UTH,
No. as BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, s.
OF THE S O U I'll :,


GEORGE f. BOGGS. Secre.ary.
JOINT. DARBY. N. d., Medical Adviser
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTRE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel
R. a. KINLOcB, N: D., Local Medical Exam
Il. LEBBY, JR.. NJ. D.. { liners.
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MATHEWS BLUFF, s. c., June 2, 1870.
MRssRs. LIPPMAN BRO:
Inclosed please md money fer one case OF youl
German Bitters. Persons who have bought tnen
from me exrress having been greatly benented
by their use. Yours, &C., p,-r,
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MARINE NEWS:
G HARLEsToN, s. c., JULY


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Marion, Adalr, santee River $50 bbls
rosin, so bbls turpentine, 10000 shingles, mdse,
&c. To Ravenel Holmes, c N Averill Son, ]
sees, Kinsman & Howell, Cantwen, A smythe,
c P Poppenheim, A. W. HoDenhamer and others.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Hersey, Baltimore. July "a.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Geo Il Squire, Timmons, at Philadelphia
July %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship J Everman. Hinckley, at Pull
delphia, July 22.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB TuIs PoRr.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen Lester, cleared. ........... June Ii
DOM TIC.
BOSTON.
Bark Eva Fisk, Emery, cleared. ..... July
Brig Fanny Il Jennings. Noble up July is
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up......-."....Aa u
Schr Nyrover, Brown, cleared. July 2
Schr Henry Harteau, Jones cleared...... July u
sssr NY AIgnes go0Esr uiy Il
Steamship ] W Everman, HinckleY, cid. July q
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee, cleared. July
Schr Irene Messervey, Wall, cleared. -; July u
Schr Frank Jameson, Jameson. cleared. July IL IL
schr Geo B Squire, nmmons, up p...'...''''uly q
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared .........hay -
Schr Matoaka, Rooks up.......... July Ia
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Receipts by Railroad, July as.

bUCTH UAhOL1NA 1eiAHo>D'
81 bales cotton, 10 bales goods, a pkgs bacon,
l04 casks clay, S25 sacks bran, and 81 bbls naval
stores. To W Roach Il co, Mowry Son, Barden
4 Parker, Smith Il Cnapeau, Gibbs q co, Pelzer,
Rodgers l. co, Al Salinas, Sloan Il SelgDious, W
W Smith, Frost Adgsr, D A ANIME, O'Nein,
Klinck, Wickenberg & co, N Robson.
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OOM1IRRCIAI NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
5 .. Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,

Tne CnafAc1IOn COItons kklC0 Anu NaVhk
',"' - Stores Market. -
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, I
MONDAY EVENING, Juay 25, 1870. !
OcrToN.-Purchasers were .desirous Of procur
ing good grades, but the stock was light and bu-
siness restricted. Sales near 100 bales, Of which
about 50 were sold on Saturday, say ata17x; 70
at Tx; 20 at 18s4; and before, at l6k; 10 at
1sh; 80 at 1sH. We quote:
c,iss - rooLscLissIFIoxTIcN. 1i-sa-
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......b OH
Low middling. .Th@l7&
Middllng. d. /;
I'll Strict mfddlng ~. ....18k@
RIos.-This grain was frmer and prices x@
10 p ID better Sales about so tierces Of clean
Carolina Say tierces at 81; 81 at 8H; Is at 81;
at sXc p b. We quote common to fair clean
Carolina at 7x@s1sc; good sx@s%c p fb.
NAVAL SToRBs.-The transactions were about
400 bbls No. 2 Rosin at 81 57A@l 90 p Dbl.
FREIaRTs-To Liverpool. by steam, direct nomi.
nal, via New York, 1-l6d on uplands; l1-l6d
on sea islands; by sail We quote nominal
on upland cotton, and no uiQal on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi.
nal; by sail, nominal at 20 on uplands
and IN on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, &c p fb on uplands
and Nc on sea islands; by sail, Xc p on up!
lands To Boston, BY sream nominal; BY sail, 4
@Xo p b on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
80 2 b on uplands; BY sail. somewhat nomi;
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@xc p fb on
uplsnds; by SAIL somewhat nominal a
EXCHANGE. - Sterling 60 day bulls nominal.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par, and sseRat xpremium. Out.
side they purchase at 4 premium, and sell at
4 premium.
. aoLD.-Buying at 1920, and selling at z@22
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The fine Steamship "MARYLAND,n .,EERs,
Johnson, Commander, will sail for rS&l2ne
Baltimore on THURSDAY, 2sth July. ut O'Clock
Pm.
a3r Philadelphia Freights forwarded to thoi
city by railroad from Baltimore without add!.
tional Insurance and Consgnees are allowed am
pie time to sample and sell their Goods from
theRailroad Depot in Philadelphia.
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
iuly23-5 No. 2 Union Wharves.
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F E NJ A L E S

VIII nnd L1PPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITTERs
the best tonic known for the diseases 10 Whlc n
they are generally subject. and where gentle
srimulant Is recommended.
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Wholesale Agents:

Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BlsCHoFF co.
sTEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER,
DoWIE, NOISE L DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUS j. WITTE.
apr16-5mos
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CsEORG TOWN TIMES.
TARBoX & DoAR, PRorR1RroRs.
Published every Thursday, at Georgetown, 8. G.

The TIMES respectfully asks the attentio Of the
business men OF Charleston 20 its low, advertising
rates. Our terms are low, bnt they are cash. We
will insert Card Of not more than 10 lines for
$40 per annum. LOOK 20 your INTERESTS
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Alternative,

LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BlTTERsis pre-.
pared from the original German receipt now IN
The possession OF the rroprietors, and ID the same
preparation that was used In Germany upwards
or q century ago; and To-day IT Ia the household
remedy Of Germany, recommended by It's most
eminent hysicians. ..i
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ders
andE
CASH PREMIUMS DvDENDsi POL1CIEs
eaupid naybe
psonie
JOHN H. SIMONS, Local Agent 81
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