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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-23
HON JAMES NJ WOOD.

Ex-Mayor of WilIiamsport. Pennsylvania
take great pleasure in recommending .Hoofand,s
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York.
Mrs McCary and son, Mrs @ Waterhouse, Miss
Psrmlee, 81 G Loper and wife, Mrs Sharp and SER
want, Mrs Won Dohlen, Miss Yoa Dohlen, Marco,
FIX Houston aud wife, II Lawton, wife, Two
children and servant, G W Roberts, Kressel Jr,
/ 9 Hurley, T Burns, Wagner, r Mccarthy, +, B
DoW.e s. Thompson, J Ritter, Heath, F W
Douglass, A Coulson and vile, C R Fowler, 8
Thomas and two sons, b Taylor and wife. Miss
Taylor, Trenholrl, Baudarank, e Miller;
Ferris. d Fraser. C II Berdle, AKempntr, J Just,
D W Erwin, c. W Clark and family, J r Spark.
man, Jr, w Wyatt. d Mcpherson, Mrs Pohtzer
and child, Mrs w Bessman, b Bessman, ID Btss'
Robertson. Mrs Knooeloch and TWO children,
Nation, Peterman, W l. Bessmon, Baker, l. !"
Flood, Myers, s Thompson, Jr, Palmer, Geo
Leyack, and &C in steerage.
Per steamship Sea Gull. from Baitimore-s wal
from. = = -
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POET 0ALERDAR.
CHARLESTON, Sc, sEPT'R ]
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
s5 hours. Mdse. ToI Adger & co, Adger L
GO, Aiken & 60, adams, Damon co, Bates
& CO, Bedford, E 7 Brown, T NJ Brisi oil CO,
T A keamist CO, Il Bischotf & co, 4 II Brown
G Borner, J A Bake, Dr H Baer, W Bee G CO, O
Bart Il co, Fl r Banks, Brown, II Cooia i CO, ]
oampsen & co, l. Cohen CO, cameron. BaIkiey
co, G A Chisoln, T NJ Cater, " H Chafee l. ct',
D Ckncey i co, Crane, Boylston i CO, Dowie,
NOISE d Davis. Mrs J 8 Cohen, Douglas & Miller,
+ Fleming L co, Miss NJ Finley, Furchgott, Ben
ediss e Gs CO. forsythe: McComo CO, J Franck, A
y SoouTin co, J Fl Graver i co, II Gerdts i co.
SraVeieys Goodrich, Wineman S CO, ] u Greer,
MISS HAAS, Hunt J Hurkamp Il co, Hy.
man q az co, : x heath, II Hussey & Bro, Holmes
q Caiuet, HOLMES, Johnston, Crews 90, JEFF
i"pos Ssn 90; sasooS Kressei, Jr, Katte co.
man, KhncE, Wt'keuterg l. co, q Kerrison. - ]
LeWith,, kEsman Bros, A Le,Yitn. Lanrer, @
Lttschgt, Lengntck, Sell.& Foster. I,anrev = siex
ander. X Lawess, Muller Wieters. Msntone 4
CO, Marshall, @ Minor L CO. Mel 'or pice
Marshall Il Bnrge, M,ise;-M sJSantH =
Neufville, G ntjen. J o Otemann, h oHes q p
Puppenhe-m. ID O'Neill Il Sou, q Pa6tntn W p
Psddon, Palmetto Pioneer 0o.opefstive ssso",a.
tion, Paul. WEIGH i Brandes D Paul & CO PeIsar
Rodgers q cb, J Quackenbush, Ravenel co I
Ru. sc,L Reils, 9 q Railroad Agent, k'S Ra,i,
road Ecent n E Railroad Agent, w K Ryan. 3 2
StoddaTd b co, Southern E1preas Company Sief.
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For others Sake.


-r,. happiness 70 love our WORK :
.p3 aS. could o d We always, none would shirk'
or dread TO wake
put life Is long, and we may cease
To love our tasks;
Illusions pass, the sober DAYS
Throw or their masks
They front us with sverted eyes {
And faded bloom; ,,o,
Tne spirit quails and almost dieS
Before their gloom.
a, ,ssu s we learn WORK has no WORTH
For its own sake, , or e.rtn
IND sordid are all tasks o. esE'c
TN love partake.
For truly only love our lives
Gan worthy make,
And neis nappiest who most strives
For others sake. OF;
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stol
Circular.

NEW YORK, September lo.-SPIRlTs TCRfEN-
~NE.-The market this week has ruled very
steady az 3eHa40Xc In all situations the sales re-
ported amounting TO 1750 bbs, all to the trade Of
which about 500 were to arrive. At the close the
offerings are light and price firm at 40c, In yard
We also note sale Of cargo at wilmington at
37kc. Receipts 225e. Exports 20
RoSIN.-Iu the early part OF lhe week there
were large transactions In strained as high a. 81,
or which $500 bbls are said to be for Rotterdam
the market, however. closes rather easier at
ST e5 for full parcels The sales reach 14,5G0 bbls,
(of which 10000 are stralned) at 81 95a2 for
strained s2a2 25 for No Q 81 50a3 so for No J. and
So 75a5 for pale. Receipts ll,3l2 bbls. Exports
G367 bbls. The available stock OF all kinds was
spId TO be only 10 600 Dbs on Wednesday, The re-
uainder being IN course OF shipment.
TAR.-There Is no North County. Wilmington
is very dull and can be bought at So So The sales
are 2S5 bbls at 81 65a2 Is. No receipts. Exports
80 bbls.
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DAC1FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,<Ff.
No. y, North River foot OF Cana. SAiEH&lz
Street New York, at IL o'clock noon, OF tue AIN
anu goth Of every month except Wnen tnese
dates fall ON Sunday, then he Saturday precet.
ing.
Departure OF the 20h connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those OF 4th touch ar Ianzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and Chlna October J. 1870.
No California steamers touch ut Havana, but
20 direct from New York to AsptnWa!
Cne hundred pounds baggage !ree TO each aauil.
Medicine and attendance free,
For Passage Tickets or other information Apply
at tile COHPANY.S TICKET OFFICE, on tle
wharf foot OF Canal street. North RIVER, new
York. r. ~ Babi, Aeen''
july1G-lJr
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, September l2-Noon.-Bonds quiet.
Turpentine dull at 2ss.
Later.-Consols s2H. Bonds SEX.
LIVERPOOL, September 12--Noon.-Red West
err wheat S. 2dass Sd. tii
Lster.-Cotton steady; uplands eHd; orleans
sxd; sales 10, 900 bales. Corn ess Sd.
Bvening.-Corton nrrner; uplands sxa9Hd; Or.
leans s1IssXd; speculation sndexport 5000 bales.
y O. DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Noon-Stocks very
dull. Gold la1. Money 4a5 per cent. Sterling,
long 8H; short 10x. Sixty.twos 12h. Flour
quiet. wheat dull and dropping. Corn lc better.
PofR ,$2a s7ha27. Lard steady. Cotton quiet
and firm; uplands 1ssc; Orleans 2on; sales 500
bales. Turpentine steady at 4oc. Rosin ir mod.
crate demand at 81 s5a2. Freights firm.
.EyeningGMoney easy at 8: Sterling quiet.
cold isxa1sX. Governments advanced Il. 62's
l2x. southerns steady; nothing doing. Cotton
firm; sales 1900 bales; uplands 1e7s. Flour, State
andtWestern steady and unchanged; Southern
unchanged. Wheat unchs3geI, with moderate
export demand; white Southern 81 A2h.- Corn
s2asac Ness pork dull at s27. Lard unchanged.
Wllsrey dun at soc. Groceries fIm. Turpentine
staady. Rosin in moderate demand. Tallow
more active at sasxc. Freights firm; wheat, by
steam, sgd.
BOSTON, September l2-Cotton dull; middhng
aekc: sales 200 bales; net receipts ss; coastwise
222; total 260; stock 5000.
BALTIMORE, September l2-Elour and wheat
DAN and unchanged. Corn scarce and in demand;
white and yellow ssaeoc. Pork s2s. Bacon &C.
tive and nrm; shoulders 15Sal5Nc. Whiskey sla
&c. Cotton quiet and steady; middlngs lshc;
scles 100 bses net receipts 8; coastwise ls total
10, stock rs bales.
CnsC1RaJAr1, September l2-Flour dull; family
$s4oa6. whisksy dull at ssassc. Provisions dull
and unchanged; nothing Of consequence done.
ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Hemp and baggtng
unchanged and steady. Flour dull; supernne
SlaI IS, Corn dull; mixed CSC. Whiskey soas2c.
Pork s27. Shoulders14 a141zc; clear sides lsAc.
Lard 16ka1tc.'
E0lFoLK, september 12--Cotto1 unchanged;
hw middtng l7Ao; net receipts 27o bales; ex.
ports, ,cosstwise. 49,, stock COS bales.
AususrA, September 12-Market quiet, but
nrm; sales 200 bales; receipts 247; middlings
l1Hc. ~ to- '-=
SAVANNAH, September 12-Cotton steady and
tn fair demand; middlings 17xc; sales $50 bales;
net receipts 1895; exports coastwise 27se; stock
3102. y,'fG =
KorIIE,; September l2-Cotton less active and
prices lower; middlIngs Ike; sales 200 bales; net
receipts $40; exports coasIwise as: stock lo,257
bales..r. 5.I,..J-5.;i. -. 80
GALyIsroN, September l2-Cotton in moderate
demand and q shade higher; COED ordinary 15c;
sales 90 bales; net receipts ee; exports coastwise
So; stock 1859.
NEW ORLEANS, September l2.-cotton dull and
lower; mIddhng l7Ac sales $50 bales; net receipts
2s3; ooasswise %; total 2s6; exports, csastwise,
45os; stock l4o77 bales. Sugar, prime. 1sc. Mo-
lasses, plantation, 2Saa5c. Coffee l7&al7xc.
Sterling 25Ka9s. Sight 's premium. Gold la3z.
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u Or NEW W 20 r K .
ON THURSDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. NJ. -.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABl1sHED 1870.
srATE-Roo,is ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Screw Steamship
"CLYDE,0 Hunter, Commander, Will saI @ , ior ~ New y
York on THURSDAY, September 10. at O'CLOCK r.;
NJ, from Pier No q Union Wharyes, connectlng
with Day Passenger Trains from Columbia ana
Augusta, arriving at h8lfpast 81: ID.
The !HOLYDEn will connect with the LIVER @
pool Steamship "MINNESOTA" or Messrs. w. W.
Insuran ce by Steamers OF this Line y per cent
For Freight Engagements or Pesssge, having
very fine state.room accommodations, apply 70
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.. No. 26 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. COURTENAi, No.. Union WnarVes.
spnQ-6 ,- ~ e.
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fens. Werner Ducker, Stoll, Webb co, ScotL,
" Shepherd co, H Stiencken, Steele, Stlles
Jennings. D Soltrri. a. Slender, l. SchneD SNACK
eford Kelly, Az Salinas Rev SnepuerI y g 4oa,e
J Taylor,J Taylor u co, S Thomas, > soiI;
lers, E Eranderhorst, von Santen, Miison,s T.
q Wuhrmann co, Wando Mining ana ManuiaC aise-
& co. walsh, Wagener j. Monsees, Wirth Co.
G w Williams i CO, and others. Sunday,7 Al M
or Chincoteague, passed steamship SCUM loaIo-
lna hence for New York. Monday, sa2, tWEH!y
W Eyerman, hence for Philadelphia; 1850, on
Frying Pan, passed steamship Huntsville. irom
Savannah for New York. 80.
Steamship Salyor, Ashcroft PhiiaaepalacMeas coInss
ron. Barkley & co, A Lewith, 7 W Bliss, w
Bissell, a Blake T Budd, ] Greer, Goodrich,
WIneman co, W A Skrine, 0'Netll, ] Minor
ties BOOK House, Holiness Book House, Pop
penheim, Bates co, Walker, Evans Cogg,
well, H Gerdts l. co, Charleston Gas Company, "
A Walker, Dowie, Noise Davis, Johnston, crews
lers. c Bcrner, Klinch, :Wickenberg co, HUT,
kamp & co, A Johnson, L Lorentz. b Wuhrmann
g CO. q Bischon & CO, Clacius & Witte, u Cater,
Railroad Agent, BRISTOL .& 90, Steneas ,er mer
ner 4 tTncEer, G Caulier, Luhn, Blum MLneI, y,
Jordan & .Soa, ]. q Abrahams, Walsn, y ~, W
Williams l. co, Thomson & CO. Holmes q Cal-
der: :A Salinas A Quackenbush, W Henerey,
Johnston, Crews d co, " Shepherd co, III Buzz
DduUl, duu OIucle'
: Steamship Sea Gull, Duttonii BalnmoreEaI
hours. :Mdse. To Mordecai co. ? C!renn9I4; =;
A J Salinas, Aiken s co. H Gerdts co n
Chafee 4 co. S Railroad Agent, Reeder q paws,
" Wicking Thomlinson i co. Dowle, NOISE
b Davis, & Tietjen, A r Lewith, Ne Eailtoan
Agent. ] Brown, J Adger & co, Leding, P
Mcqueen, Shackelford & Kelly, Campsen q CO,
II Katie & co. Pelzer. Rodgers co, Gonla q q
CO. Walsh Graver CO. Hart . CO. y HsSeI. na,d.
smith, Smith & Dodge, Cameron, Barkley CO.,
Steamer St Helena, Cannon, Georgetown, 8 G:
Mdse and sundries. To Shackelford i kelly,TII
r Pringle s Son, Mrs B Huger, T Tupper Son,
c Allston, S Fass, J N Eason Bro. Cameron,
Barkley i co, Klinck, Wickenberg d co, W
Courtney & CO.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Norfolk, via in
termediate points. To Ravenel d Holmes.
Boat from Christ Church. 2 tales upland cot
ton. To W Gurney.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Flora N Hurlburt, Hiley, a Port in Great
BritaIn-W Roach Il co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Schr Burns, Crosby, at Philadelphia, Sep.
tember 10.
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New York Rice Market.

From tile Daily Bulletin, September 10 I: From
second hands there Is fall trade movement at
full prices. but, with no stock in bond the whole
saleimarSet for foreign remains quiet. Domestic
is dull and heavy. Sales Of loo bags Rangoon at
TxaTEc; Carolina common to good per cwt So '5a
ssfx: Carolina prime to fancy per cwt ssas l2il;;
Rangoon perlb 7a7hc; Rangoon, gc.a, e SScc.:.,
From the Journal OF Commerce The market IS
cuiet. The stock OF both domestic and foreign Is
very small, being hardly sufficient TO meet the
current wants OF the trade; 800 bags Hangoon,
dnty maid. sold at 7Ha71Sc. Carolina Is quoted at
s1<a8kc. .t,.
since our last on the basis OF $6 6oae az the eX-
tremes for Carolina; 81 25s7 so, currency, for
Rangoon anu $3 IS, gold, for do, in bond, per 100
lbs
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Receipts by Railroad, September IL.
sorTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

4so bales cotton, 4s bales domestics, 100 ohls
naval stores, 7tierces lard, casks and Ahds
ter & co. Pelzer Rodgers & co, " w Smith W
bowling 4 co, Reeder b Davis, G Witte, Fross
l. Adger, Wageuer Merdangh, Mowry co, FL
= i Wiss & co. Globes l. CO, Mure & CO, john
ston, Crews L co, Knsman & Howell, \ Bob,
SON, II Blschor co, Laurey Alexander, and
Railroad agent.
NoKrHKAsTERN RAILROAD.
las bales cotton, 55l bbls naval stores, cars um-
ber and phosphate, mdse, &c. To r Pringle q
SON. Caldwell Il S1n, a Salinas, Walter J. co, W
K RYAN, Frost i Adger, Mowry & Son, Marshall,
Ir. Kinsman & Howell, S u Stoney, Nachmann q
co, Reeder 4 Davis, Smith & Chapeau, Graeser
smith, A Goodwin, G Fon, Stoney LoWndes,
w Sanders, and E Welfng.
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GusNY Biss..-The market continues quiet TOT
onnny bags with sales at 2oa22c, currency.
EuSSY CLoTH.-This article remains about the
same. but the demand Is still moderate. Tbs
ssies have been at SOC for native, and 81 &c fog
Rorneo. Domestic bagging hasroeen selling at
aoa32c per yard, as to quality. ,- .lln
HAr,-The feeling for hay is not SO frm, and
the supply, Is more abundant. The sales have
been at S20sso per tons and an occasional choice
lot at ss2 per ton,fiv !.9;;..,,.3 =. -.
NAVAL STOREsI-In. spirits turpentine there
have been further sales at 40a41c per gallons with
a moderate demand At these prices. Rosin Is
quite hrm, sales OF 300 bbls strained common al
81 40; 200 bbls No ct S2 SO, and 400 bols extra
pale at So 25 per bol. In pitch the sales nave
been small at IS per bbl for Southern.
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The Cotton Crop Of 1sss-'7o.

The Cotton Drop OF Is69-'7o.
Through the attention Of the editors Of the New
York Co nmercisl and Financial Chronicle, their
statement OF the cotton crop Of lSes-'7o has come
TO hand. It appears to have received unusual
care and attention. and from the facilities enjoy
ed BY this paper in Its numerous agents through,
out the country, Its means TO procnre informa'
lion are perhaps unequalled. The final result o.
the crop; as set forth in this paper, s as follows
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

- EXPORTS.
PORT IN GREAT BRrrAIN-Per bark Flora NJ
Hurlburt-700 tons phosphate rock.
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1OR PHILA ID E LIP II A

THE REGULAR STEAM L1NE-wEEKLY.
The Screw steamship ,sALyoR,u [F@ss
Ashcroft, Commander, viii sail fors rsSaAsG
nth, ut II O'Clock A. NJ, from Browns South
Hs-Through Bills LadiBg issued to Boston.
nJr Insurance by the steamers OF TINS Line y
Boston.
'N'" ~rr WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent,
sepl3-5 No. Union Whatves.
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NRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

NRENCH PATENT MEDICINES
Prepared by Grimault & Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF FHYP0PH0SPuATE OF LINE, SOW
erign remedy In phthisis-reneVes, Coughs,
NightsWeats, &c.
Guarana, for headache, neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine for indigestion, loss Of appetite, &C.
Iodized Syrup OF Horseradish, Invaluable fof
persons unable to take Oodiiver Oil-especiallI
recommended In cutaneous affections, and as q
most powerful depuratlye.
Matlco Capsules and Matico Injection, 8 sure,
quick and harmless remedy.
Digestive LozengeH OF the Alkaline Lactates,
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de-
fangement OF the digestive organs.
/! Trochee OF Pereine and P8ucreGtine.
pURGATIH LIE ROY, Pharmacie Cottin.
I VOMrT1F LIE ROY, Pharnacie Coffin.
pragees lie Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine.
!: Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes
For rsals by DE-. B. hAEA
roaySo No. 1sl Meeting street.
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The Charlesten Cotfon,: Rice and Naval
- -. Stores Market:ti 5i'i ..''o'i;:S
e. 81. .corF1cs, .CHARLgsToN NEWS, ~ =. :.

The Charlesten Cotton, Rice and Naval
-, Stores Marlket:.d 5i'i t'3'ii;:y
.s ~. OFFICE CHARLESTON: NEWS, 49,. "
MONDAY EVENING, September II 1879. :. .,
Corros-The inquiry was moderate, and buy-
ers were indisposed to purchase unless at conces-
sions;t the moderate transactions were conse
quently On easier terms, but with better telegrams
sellers were not inclined to offer freely at de-
cline, the lower grades being particularly dull;
sales about 100 bales, say Il at 1915; at le; 1 at
lsH; 40 at17; 10 at TX; 25 at 17Hc, We quote;
EYERpooL ctAssIPtoAfioS.
Ordinary to good ordinary......14 @l6H
Low middhng.. ng...................T@-
Middling.. .17H@-
Strict middhng. g.... ..'".... .."".liS
RICE.-No sales.
SAyAL .SroRss.-There we're no transactions Of
importance 3.
FRE1aHrs.-To Liverpool; by steam direct nom.
Inal; via New York, 7-lsd on uplands, 1l-18d on
sea islands; by ssil nominal. To Hayre nominal.
CoastwiseG TO New YORK, by steam, &c on up
lands and xc on sea islands; 81 p tierce onirfce;
by sail, 10 ON: cotton; --aP tleree on rice; 4oc
3 barrel on rosin;s $7@s q N on lumber; ss@lQ
"A on timber. TO Boston, by sail, 1l@Hc p fb
on upland cotton. TO Providence, sS p N on
boards, 80 q fb on cotton. To Philadelphia, by.
steam, &c 1.B on -uplands; by san, 81 on
boards; 50 on timber; 50 p ton on clay, and $50
80 on phosphatea. To Baltimore, by steam, Xc!
Hb; by saA, So So@7 p N on boards; IS d ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand BY
->our merchants TO take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. G, ,Darien and satlls River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@l2 p " are the rates on lumber and boards.
EIcHiNaE-Ssernng go day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC ExCHANaR.-Theb banks purchase sight
cheeks at par and sell at < premium.
GOLp-1 ola.
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Special Attention will b. given 10
everything relating to III. aPproach-
ing struggle in south Carolina, In be-
half Of Retrenchment and Reform.
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ems the debIlitated.
asrLippman's Great German Bitters strength
ems the consumptive.
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GLippman's Great German Bitters, the most
delightful and effective In the world.
6rLippman's Great German 3itters cures
SSLlppmaa's Great German Btters gives an
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Liver Complaint.
n1rLippman's Great German Bitterg gives tone
to digestive organs.
sSsLippman's Great German Bitters cures
Nervousness.
6Lippman's Crest German Bltters the best
Spring Medicine.
asrLippman's Great German Bitters regulates
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ssrLippman's Great German Bitters excIses
the Torpid Liver.
sSLippman's Great German Bit,ers, best
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MrLIppman's Great German Bitters will give
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sarIppman's Great German Bitters, the
s5Lippman's Great German Bitters prevents
ChilIs and Fever.
YJ-ilppman's Great German Btters has met
with success everywhere.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May, 1870
MEssRs JACOB LIPPMAN & BRO:
Gentlemen-I certify that l have examm'
cl and used in my practice Lippman's Great Ger
man BItters. l regard them as an admirable
tonic and appetizer. ]. ". P0lNDEXTER, NJ. D.
Depots in Charleston S. c..
W. @. TRoTT, ED. S. BORNMA&.
A w ECEEL CO. G. J. LUHS
II. a. SHRINE,
wholesale Agents:
HENRY BISCHOFF co.
srEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER,
D0wIE. NOISE l. DAVIS, Druggists,
ClACIUS & W1TTE.
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LIST OF VESSELS

cp, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIs PORT.
FORE-IG I: /
LIVERPOOL. -..
The B Cove. Harkness up........ July IL
Bark Anae Kimball Stinson, sailed. August ~
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Easton s. Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
week ending September Q, 1870.

onr last renort the market closed firm at 1870 for
middlIng uplands. Saturday the Prussian VIC
tory and the decided advance In Liverpool eXcl.
ted our market. Sales were made at sc adVanCe
IN Contracts. Sales 1911 bales st 20c. Monday
the marke. opened firm, but in the advance 81
fiverpooi advIces became quiet. Sales 69l bales;
prices unchanged. Tuesday prices were ere nrm, 1s
weaker. Sales 1918 bales, at 2oc. Wednesday
there was more onertng, and the feeling was not
30 strong. SptnneFs bought 1912 bales. Sales
1875 bales. Quotations unchanged. Thursday
the market was quiet, and prices were Hc
lower. Sa!es..S5 bales Yesterday the market
for spot cotton was steady, with fair demand
from spinners. The offerings were small. Sales
1D,E hn1eo ITydd1fnnn 1QzLn.
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nor NEW YORK.
ION TUESDAY, SEPT. IS, AT O'CLOCK P. Nj
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1916.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STATE ROOMS on

The very fast and splendid sidewheel steamship
"GHARLESTON,t James Berry Commander, Will
sail ftom Adgers Wharf as above - .,.-
81 The "MANHATTAN''f follows on SATURDAY,
the 18th instant, at O'Clock P. u.
~ Insurance by this Line half per cent.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
sepI2-2 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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MEMORANDA.
The steamer Eliza HancoS, from Norfolk, Va
reports heavy easterly winds and cross seas.
The schr Carrie Webb, Rowland, from George.
town, S C, arrived az New York september 9.
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WIN. McBURNLY, President. 81 ~
E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice-President ana AcIuary.
/ F. GILMER vice. President, resilient in Georgia:
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Tice.President. resident In
North Carolina. .,..... ..,..,f,
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Nemspdpers.

81
THE CHEAPEST, THE LlvELIEsT, AND THE
BESTl
TIE CHEAPEST; THE 1yELliEsr AND TIE
No. BEST - - :,i+-'5 .'i.''
THE CHEAPEST. THE L1vELEsr AND THE
BEST!
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELlEsT: AND TIE
BEST
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELIEsT AND THE
BEST
-i.i j. ..-.'-
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIyELIEsT AND THE
BEST
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Z. Sales OF tDE Weeh 'ItS U<s1ts' t9S,'1a,a oooe -
sptnners, 427 to SPECTATORS, and sos 70 eA-
gross receipts at this port for the week 1911
holac Since lst Sentemher, II, 802 bales.
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LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE co.
OF RI H q S O U H

GEORGE E. BoGGs. Secretary. -. .H&a
JOINT. DARBY. N. D.. Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor. g" 81 -
JAMES; CONNER, Counsel. /. ",e,ig ! :. ,::.;c N
r. A. eKINLOCH, n. D., Local Medical ExaE1
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PREMIUMsl DIVIDENDS! PoIIc1hs -
All Policies payment
esisued
dmay
JOHN H. fSIMONS, Local Agent.
uly43
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SEVERE AccIpENT.-Wednesday af-
ternoon young man named Thomas
Daniels, in the employ of Messrs Beach
& Monteith, fell from their wharf to the
deck of one of the p. T. Co.'s steamers, a
distance of fourteen feet, and was severely
hurt. He was helping to load the boat
with sacks of oats, when the pile of sacks
suddenly slid from their position and
knocked him from the wharf on to the
boat, and, we believe, one of the sacks
fell upon him. He fell on his side on the
gunwale, and il was feared that he had
received severe internal injuries. His
physician, however, pronounces him out
of danger this morning, and that he will
be all right again in few weeks.