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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-17

MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
South Second street. has Of the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city, He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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~ !.E. III - o. -.
ffon the Radicals were w ~ sn1 o,o.sare
1s Inf fnisyear that majoFity ose.So s;o-s,y
emS NM Stless there VIII be as large mayyI.sss
snr na peSrm ILAst week the white ana coi9isv 9ns
s,;t,tsns united. and formed an inaepenus
and TInion Republican ticket, Win SarpsG1ost
anS, ,Hilfier- for Governor and Iaeu!eIano:MSor M
arnor. Edward ]. Conway, colored, 1or sena- na
tor: John A. Chestnut, colored, DaMea .sson- =. n
Saf,ssnreaand VIM. A. aAncrpm! 1or IeplesIhr 81
fottres Al;of these nominees alS Men muv y,
have s secnrad the respect and eonasenee o. al
cisssessnd Mn certainly Se elected, ,.loc aS
staia IA - sN NGENERAL,. ~. %
s Atter tina harhecdai to:aay,, several nundred
Reforme,s paraded through the streets, e s4or!s @
efv sftafEara-th RADICALS. secured me anu
arnm. and paradeds with bout thirty mel, ana
hnya. ;When: they halted %; conway,
casta,dafaa FOR senator. 4on. The independent
md union Republican ticket, made them
seAeeh, ,@Before. he concluded his andlence
numbered several hundred He urged bis
heeref5 not to trust the Radical leaders WHO
lad once deceived them, and proposed 10 40
s0 aaatn. bnt TO give their support to the people
oft6a STATE who conld be trusted:
To-nioht, ing;front OF the, hotels, MI. =. a.
Hofoa0 aud J0nas; Byn made 2rieid ed .aen aeiofll
spescfss % q large number Of colored men: ~, /.
M the people Of the other connles o. ss nv
state would 90 to wofk-as earnestly as w
nAorie az IEsrshaw have DONE there wouie
notbe thsleast doubt or Scott being delealee
by yfny thousand votes. -. : :: !.
3 .S-stjQi. 80 -.c--l- 49,
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formers and told the negroes to esss5s ~ s as =
was only Democratic ToVemPPAts M e 8 sapdefs. @ % re.
Pile piled az earnest and lesae,ss spsssn fs,s ,s as
denied in emphatic language gI1se sa sns M ses .sxa
!,Issne5 tot to then the platform OF Reform, which
re sa;S was broad enosgh for. all honest men
nostand upon, and strong enough TO sustain
Doth and aspaslsanfa 81 WaS 9ed Wishes fhsm
az az the he frauds practioed By the land commts-
sion, and denounced Orr in bold and !. unmsas- 2
ured ternts. During Mr., Sanderss remarks,
Jackson became quite uneasy sha went am9ag
the negsoes. uFgipa :them 10 leayc; hgt tsey
paid no attention 70 HIP and gave e,1 hr:s; =: a.
E s. tpoE,his seat, Whlteiand jackson arose:ana
madea few remarks nrgng the selorea See2 Pee
remained; and exhibited an earnesIness 10 10
know the truth by7asking the wines MnO
were present numerous questions explanatory
ny obssF7stleas Esse led me ME TO a,,;e eonilaas RS.
that If the white men bat do; their dnty, BAN
berr and vicinity wllpresenta a handsome ma
/ jority for Carpenter and Butter. III.
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Southern quIet, Wheas, ka2c betesr, with ialr
Continental. demand; wlnttrnred and amber
western 81 20; white Southern slf55. Corn heavy
at s5ass1zc Mess porS s2s. .LaEG 2atige al ia
l7Hc. Whskey lower. at $50. Groceries IN 1aiF
request. Eurpentine very strong at +ec. hosln
unchanged. lFreights arm. Money 4aS. Sterling
szSalo. .Gondtls%alsss. Governments sseady ou'
very dun. southerrs, nothing doing.
BosrdN, august ea:-Cotton firm; prices shaae
betser xnfddltnss 2tc sales 800 baes net receipts
Z; coasswise oab; total 272; stock 1890 9ales'
BALTIMORE, August so.-Flour steady, ana IN
fair demand. Wheat. steady; white 81 4oal e5.
Grain, and provisions. unchanged, Whiskey
hrmes. Cotton dell. and lower; middlings lsc'
sales 200 bales;, net receipts, ceastwise' a'
stock ITO. -.
crfGisSATIJ August ao-Flour STEADY. Corn
duilata5a7lc. Whiskey unchanged: PORK 81 6o
toseie,sat the close. Bacon irregular; shoulders
ii1al+4c;. .clears:des 171lc. Lard16Ral6.
LOUISVILLE, August 30 Basging actiVe.
Hemp27c. Flax30c. Flour active, family - oV'
Corn dull at csc. Provisions active. Mess pofkA !
sas. Shoulders I.aic; clear sides ls1ilc. "h'sAey
9oaa1c. T., .s..- -. =.
NORFOLK. August ao.-Cotton quiet;i low mid
diiugs 1;;Sc; sales 80 bales; net receipts sS e4-
ports, coastwise, 3s5. - III, -,
sAyASsAH August ao.-Cottoe In good: ee'
uand;. middlings .17xc; sales lsa"oales; net re-
ceipts, $50; stock ss1 bales.
MOBILE, August -so.-Cotton dnaa7 middhngS ~
a17c: sales so bases; ne; receipts sc bales; stock
$3.50 bales.
GALVESTON August ao.-Cotton dull and nomi
nal. pootI- ordinary la.<a16c; net receipts 8; ex
ports coastwise as75-stock 1895.
NEW oRLEAxs August ao-cotscu demand
fair; prices nrm; saaes $50 bales; net receipts 81
bales; exports TO Gseat Britain 1875 bales; STOCK
q, lbs bales. -
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Markets by1Telegrsph.
FOREIGN.

-~ -FoRNGG.... .-.,-.,~
LONDON. August so-Noon.- -CoDscls gT%. Bonds
ssx. Tallow. new 44a4s. Sugar Arm.
Evening.-C5nfoG laI;:: Bonds-:s8&'' Sugar
active. Tailow dull at 1876 z--.:;.eH ,:77i2
LivIRroor, August So.-Noon-cottan steady
uplaaas Orleans Sgd; saiesies 800 bales
acknowledgements but NOT quetae
higher; sales 600 bales of which 500 was specp,
lssfon ana export !Yarns and, fabrics steady.
Et9nr As Set. coin.2e Cd Beef 1859 -'-'i' 5!
. H1vRB August ORLEANS, COTTON, $780,, ~ l4
FRAERfoRr1ts 1tsArgust aO.=rBaadsI s14.,:.::ss'i
,o,,rsr,, .I',1 e.
Nsw YoRE, August so-Noep,,-.StosksI duh
GSSdasSsi:. aAcnsff A5 stenihg long rs; .:snors
loa. sixsy.trqs aN.7 Fisas sthaay. tlyAesti
shade fir&4t.a Corn unchanged. Pork s25. Lard
stesaa9fTS'z oGttohr1.duh qahd unchanged; uplanis
1917; Orleans 2o%; sales 800 bales. Turpentine
stiff at 4oc. Rosin quiet. Freights firm.
E,eninp.-Ootton steady and in fair demand;
sales 1900 bales at 1sxc. Flour-state and West
erp lower and more active; superhne IS 2Sa6 50;
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A Gard from Captain :. 8. Jones.
THE EDITOR OF. THE NEWS.

-
observed in the marine news column Of yes
teraay's tissue g. card signed by. George II.
wilson referring to the management and acct-.
denIte toe schooner w. L. Springs; after he; as
Q iu4 branch licensed pilot OF Charleston, had
taken cnatge OF the vessel for the purpose OF
plotting her into this port, .l.5 .f5.5
So much OF Wilson'S statement as appertatns
TO nay not having glass on board, is correct.
lost ne only one had some time, ago at. sea.
ana lsietso true that i was asked to .tas Q the
sun, put taat request was made some time aatef
nlttfa!anY; When the sun was declining, ana
Mneo An observation could not "be obtained.
HOW nen was It possible for me to convey the
lnlormaten he sought TO enable him TO ascertain
our pVsHien, which as 8 competent and expert
elceu lnll branch pilot Of Charleston aaroor,
Witn epoys and landmarks visible to him, he
snouaq aaEe 1uly understood without the .assis.
tance ~ glasses Or solar observations. 1t has
eeen aHeged fhat In thick weather. the difference
IN the lands OF St. Helena and Charleston entrRn-
ces u scarcely dlsrtnguishable. Yet In converse.
!lon VIII captain Buckley, an experienced and
eompstentpilo OF st, Helena bal, he distinctly
stated that the range Of the buoys on that bar,
as well as the landmarks indicating the entrance,
are entirely .dinsrentfrom those observed on en-
ter1ng D this port. Wilson admits seeing the
buoye, and Jet he Is entirely unable TO discern
any dinerenee between them. 'i. 800 '5'. t.
we are told that mistakes Of similar nature,
as tnat committed: by: Wilson can be easily
made. let Lam informed by parties capable o.
Judging that they never occur with experienced
pllote. But thls does. not mend the matter. j
am the sufferer through the want OF, capacity,
drst boarded me. = L. S. JoNRs, q
:. & Master Schooner ". L. Springs.
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MARINE NEVIS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., AUGUST 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New York
left Saturday, $3.50 Pm. Mdse. 20 ] Adger l. co,
j Adger J. co, ] D Aiken & CO, c Ahrens d co.
A ANNE, NJ i A Ashton, Andrews & Salvo,
Bates CO. SreTn sOllIann RFSs aedloIa Bsa
Blake, DR. Il Baer, n BRISTOL I co, Q Bart & co,
W @ Bee CO. Captain G W Bradley, G BurcS.
meyer, BlacGman, W NJ Bird co, d Burst, 7
GasGp o0Ssaw Mang eaSsssen GS
Gasiight Company, Mrs CLARK Cameron iansson'
BARLEY CO GhIsolm Douglass nSuie aGSson MSse
GSssas Davis, R L David, Fairly y GO, Eersyths,
HcCornb 4 CO, D Fleming CO, Fnrcbgott, Ben.
edict 4 CO. L Falk & co, B Feldmann & co, A u
Fleming, Fogartie'B Book Store, y GOODWIN u q q
Gurney, II &c: dts / co, Gorham, G Grapeley, T
l. 0uillemin, T Horsey Bro, J. Hurkamp co,
Holmes l. Calder, N Hunt, w Hunt, A Hunl,
Lyman & co, Miss Dessa Huard, Hart co, Bop
Iins 4 co, Johnston, Crews co, o A yohn-
son, Kerr &.co, Kinsman Bros, KlncI, WICK
enberg i co, Knobeloch & Small, II W Kinsman
Kriete d Chapman Katie CO, kanapa1M1 X d
T i; ons, Lengnick, Sell & Foster, + bawless, E
LadJie GO, " Leoby, G Little, Marshall & Burge
| ] q Minor CO, S Marshall Mcqueen GO, Y
Murray; L D Mowry l. Son, Muller d Wieters, "
SeufyiiIe M Nathan, B 0'Neill, -Ostendorn co
| j C Oiemann,- j F 0'Neil d Son, G Panknin.
:Poppenhein, Palmetto Pinneer. Co:opera I'VE as
! is0Ciatl6n, E Perry, c Pienge fohILeI' c.
l:Petermah, J a Qiackenb bush, Quffnby co, kus
sen, Riordan, Dawson &-cn, Kells, RGssiter,
C Railroad Agent, e Railroad Agent, sSutheE 2
Expre6s Company, Stenhsuse g. co. " Shepnert
Scp. d S6ddafd & ca, p Schnell, Stefens,. Wsr
ner L Dlcker, II Stencken, y. Steele. D solLefis
Sayas, r ThomlinBor L CO; o Fidepann, SFTay y!,
l;lor 4 CO, G. a Trenholm, F won Santen; s. D.MN
|;son, Talser, Evans &. togsNep, Wando Minfbg
Company wstner& Duckefd " wills iI "a Hs 60
i White. Whittemore & Rhodes. W J Yates; ant
/ others. On the 2Sth, rJl:ao P n, HatteIas Lighl
Il beoripg MY, passed ,gteanship Champion, hence
for New Y6pk; Arrived 1T chaaraess9n Bar 9n MOI
'aS, Steamship a1iS Sea Gull; Hutton. Baltimoreasi
oo kes r saSas sss5as;s ksa i1 sgs9
J nS0aeiii. EahraE T. Alexander, Jenords 4 co ss
Rafifoad agent. Fesdhann, Cameron; basxaey q fsa
ce. n Bischof Il CO, Taylor & CO. W Han
son. II Wohlken, Goodrich, Wineman Il co. Rave
mel & Holmes, A J Salinas, II Bulwinkie co, "
Il Chafee CO. Chapeau & Hebron, Eoauga'
Luhrs, " G Whilden & CO, Klnsman Bros, 1
Kenacke, Mantoue & CO, W P Russell co, J ID
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New York Sugar .ed Mol..ses Market.

From she Dally Buu1E, August ~ seear-
The inquiry loI raw mas aRan proved .Ight, ano
day. The:e Is nothing &c warrant change Of
pricess aRd we still quote on basis OF 97Gagkc
for fair ood refining, with holders In all aeses
quite Grm M end @ lew s o1erl9gs Of STOCK except IN
grade; CubaateI<c; but including afew. Demerera
at 12%c. Also 10 boxes Havana At exc. ,eRe-
fined are selling about equal 10 the production.
sales are reported prices merely nominal and
adopting thewords Of the principals and brokers
10 whom we, apply for iEfuSnalion, there Is
nsthing further to say" View Crop New Or
Centrifugal and mixed 26as0e;. Cuba, clayed aoa
aIc; CUBA. Mp5covado. refnirg 32a4oc; Cuba,
NuEcovade, grocery ioa4sc: English Island 3oa5oc.
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: Strict MtddunR. ...... ... ''''''~'c$S
iR,cs.-There were TWO lots Of new clean caro-
hin IN the market, but the views Of buyers and
M os,,ars we're TOO wide apar! to admit OF transac.
tions.i & g - = - =
NAy..l sroREs.-The sales were lo' DDS sp,iiSs ,
,,rnentine st s4hc p gallon. Rosins were aall'
FRE1GHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom.
tpal: via New York, ':lsa on uplands, :1l.lsd Of
ca islands;by sail nominal. To HaSre nominal
Coastwtse-to New York, BY steam, &c on up
lands and &c on sea Islands; 81 2 tierce on rice;
nv sail, &c on cotton; -e tieree on rice; 4oc
q barrel on rosin; s7@s sM on lumber; 5000
q n on timber. To Boston, by>ssn,. x@Ic p ID
ON upland cotton. To Providence IS p on
boards, &c p fs on cotton. TO Philadelphia, by
steam, &c q b on uplands; by sail, 81 p on
boards; So on timber; Sc q ton on clay, and $50
so on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c
y s; by sail, So 5o@7 q on boards; Sc y ton
| on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand by
our merchants TO take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and satlla River Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $lt
| @1a p M are the rates on lumber and boards.
| EXCHANGE. - Sterling 60 day bills nominal.
l DOMESTIC cExcHANaE.-The banks purchase sigh
checks at par to 4 premium. and sell at 't@'
; premium; -optsiae they purchase at = premium
and SELL at X premium. -.
| GoLp.-I5@1T.
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xoarHEAsrERs RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Perasteamship Sea Gnn. for Baltimore-Mts
Hammer and two children. Il Henderson, R NJ
Butler, -Jr, b Badgett, " McElvoy, S Turner,
and Miss Chaplin.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York
L A Dodge, Mrs A Raymond. ostendorr,
Captain Brown, Mrs Virgins and son, S " Bird,
Miss Margaret Evans, W Fix and daughter. Mrs
S Ham and son, " Farr, G A Richards, A W
Wardell, G X Chafee,-A- -Austell and vile, Mss
Austell, s e DeForest and wife, Miss Simpson,
lenbrinE A Gardner, N II Kingman, C A Doclittle,
lila BalE. A Marsh and wife, Mrs Judd, A Knox
and wife, Mrs Lyons, " Jackson, Anna Toar,
g Seber, " Hanlelter, J F Bussel, L B Doo-
little, W A Cour:enay, Mrs ] Mckee, and In
steerage.
Per steamer Areo. from Edisto and Way Land.
ings-J HopSinson, " F Turner, Lee, u Mar.
cello, h Towles, andI Toglto.
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New York Rice Market

Fran the Daily Rn!etin. August 2e Rice
The demand has BEEN oderate, and mainly for
smaillots as wanted by the trade. Prices un-
changed and the maTSet generally steady. Sales
of. .l25 bags Patna OF 8Ac, ind l5o bags .kangoon
9; Carolina prime TO fancy per cwt 50 2aso 81
Rangoon per ID Ia7hc; tRangoon, geld IN bond,
nor Ia 8lk63 Ic.
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;XllEington Market.

TQaFBSTISE.-Only &c bhls received. which sold
at 81 IS for soft. aud 81 90 for hard per 2S0 lbs.
6HEiTs TURrES-ISs.-Market firm. and price
has advanced shade. Sales Of 6eS Oos at Soc
for Southern, and G. bbls at s65:c per gallon fol-
New YORK packages.
RosN.-sales Of aso Ibis at 81 20 for strained,
and So S. FOR No. ].
TkE.-1Snali salcs g: s2 per hb!.
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THE oNLY.NLAND ROUTE.
FOR EDls7o AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOHNS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS 1o'H''''
ISLAND BEARS BLUFF &C.

The steaineeir,..AReo," Captain p
]. II. Proctor, win receive Freight ..sT T61Is ana
at Accommodation Wharf. on WEDNESDAYS "''''
SATURDAYS, and leave as fellows:
CHARLESTON: snisiH' .s. " a.. AM
Monday, SEPT :, r. Miruesda5, sept g. ',p = N N
Thursday, Sept 6, 2 MlFr1day Seps So, "a "A N
Monday, sept 12, Ia M cuesus.s ~ Pep ,s's a M
Thursday, Sept Is, ga Ii Friday, seps pent On 70 M
Monday, Sept 10, IL MlTuesday, -. 81 so - p N
Thursday, Sept %, Q p NJ Friday, ospD 81 N
Monday, Sept 20, Ia NJ Tuesday Sep' az ~ a N
Thursday, Sept 20, ga Friday eep. n'' =. ~
N. B.-Freight and wharfage pa'aoio VI 'n0
wharf. ,o,ra or,.
DOt1CLAS NISBET. Agent,
aupao Accommodation Wharf.
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vivs-La Frsaees

jrhen Prince Napoleon visited the United
p..tes IN 1861, oliver Wendell Holmes, the
poet and ephiIosophef, AWrose' the. following
poam. :tobAread! at public dinner In honor
Of fhs Pthsses sss e o o.: Z -. ~.
The land Of sunshine and OF song
Her nHms your hearts divine; .c,.s -
10 her the banquet'S vows. belong
whose breasts have poured rs vnei y : {
Our trusfy friend, our true ally Y
80, IN your nashtns goolers Nigh, =
give you, vfve Ia France e.. -:
1Soya our l,iostsiii triple rolaa.r5 i 49,
The selr:same eolSrs spread; ,sS;no,is 60. -.
Mhefe Ealor,s faitnial Az am up. a
,as Tne ss0s s'0s{ Hasibs es saIfsi sasss as
8sascfa:f ka morning, :glsnre@ - -
YWin eaaiear SOAKING e6stA1n Best:eaa IL
.sanes mors;i then, AGe lasfTance4aS ~ -, -,
Observation-Disclosures -
Observation-Disclosures p.H.alaims :: =. ,:i".a .iE
HAesSSi0phlan ming nEangimtne 9nEas'o: 20:
s1s2s 9.as1. lsnn.iSIs SIenaeasine na -. 80
)efcAnanerhng alms ad7ance,i:,,,
sna FX1or8,s uhle.garlands t~ane -: t-t;;,-'
Our bannersf Vive Ia franeei' : =
a. .lsud fiher1es !7in onr need Z. ~. ,
-lsae oifp Mops Heaven We crave ;..,' -.
TstancEkheee wounds !tnss Wiley 'elseo--
Tne Mise to lead the brave i
caasSes eae eaptsin Of Thy Thy past 80, -. -
Ff0m R0fyB marble rance,
WnoSSSs1is aSlbea bugs.6lar - 49,,
: TO rouse us vive la Frances
p,ucr conds,s baton from ths:trehcn, ,.c..,
-&Waie Upsf6at Charles karteS
sf nnd soms ySman's me- nsnd tuclencn
Give nsione hour Of old Turenne.T7 -. q,
cons Hfs;of Bsyard,e lance-!;9 -.
Nav call Marenge's Chief again = -
Telead rs vtVe La France
An. hush our welcome guestshall hear
But sounds ofpeace and JOY;
No anrryecho vex thine ear,
Fsir Dapghtergf sayoyl 5yf - -:-'.-,1 { {
Once more ] the land q arms an6 arts' Z
OI NofJ grace, ROMANCE; ..-.r
Her love Hes warm In al our heaFts:
.Cod, bless her,t yfye Ia France
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xaserior.caaton Markees.

gaterior. Cation Markees.
MACON. August 2:.-Seceipts to-day II bales;
sales IS: shipped 81. Receipts OF the new crop 10
date le bales The market Is quiet and aseady at
l6Sc for Ntdd:ings.
ATLANTA, August a7.-The market Gcsed at
lie Tor middiinQs: Is for iaw middlngs; II for
good ordinary; 3 for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY. Angus; 2z.-Market auI; low
middiings le;sc; stout good ordinary lh3ac.
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j. 7. Foster having been thorough - fdsi7El51s
" overhauled and rentted, Is now receiving
freIght at Accommodation Wharf and will leave
To -ToTsRow MORNING. September 1st; at O clock.
For Freight or Passage, having superior state
room accommod odations. apply to
RAYENEL HOLMES,
anoos-6 No. 1T Last Bay.
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The superior nrst-class side.wheel steamship
MANHATTAN. NJ. S. Woodruff, Commander, wiz
aF The MANHATTAN Is one OF the fastest
steamships on the Atlantic Coas!, making her
trips In ffty to nfty.fye honrs and her table is
supplied girh ali OF the delicacies OF the New
York and Charleston markets.
NJ Insurance by this Line half per cent.
aS- The JAMES ADGER follows on TUESDAY,
September G, alta O'Clock p.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
aupop-5 JAMES ADGER d co.
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araver 3ee,s y Robson J. Brown, JIM Eaaon
Bro, PeEEer Rodgers s CO, II Cobta co, Q D
Brahe i ,ce, Perry, up Toale;f Shackelford! 3
Kelly,.J Wiley CO. Clacius Witte, h Klat,e d
co, 4 CaldreA, and J C q Claussen. -.
schr Joseph Seeger, Ellis, Phflaoelphia-le
Steamer Argo, Proctor. EdIsto and Way Land
ings. Adse. TO .Nisbet, " Courtney co.
StoDey GLowudes, Ravenel co, q Claussen,
Clacids WHITE, and A " Eckel.
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receipts I,, by nailroad. August 80.

1873 bales cotton, 4 bales dorestics. $50 bid
-four, SO casks clay, 1ie sacks wheat cars lnn
6er, i cars wood, cars stock. To Armstrong
60; Frost d Adger, Pelzer, Rodgers x co. Dowline
Il co. Reeder d Davis, Mowry & SoI. Pringle 4
Son, A Salinas. Wagner lurdauga. @ w VII
llams 4 co, " W Smith, Enobeloch Il Small, {
Mallonee. Campsen 4 CO, Il Cobia co; Adger d
co, and S:enhouse & co. - ~
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. r-i..s.,
2s bales cotton, 4l3 bbls naval stcses, cars ilm.
her and live stock, mdse, &c. To Bischo1 d co, j
Marshall, Jr,J Wiettrs, Barden Parker, Kins:
man l. Howell. " Williams 4 &C. Trest, ] NJ
Eason Bro, J Grimm, f cade, P Smith, and
Railroad Agent. : GC
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These speakers regaled our ears with TRADE
OF abuse against Carpenter, Butler and the Be-
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on and alter the 9Th July for above a,,.:sse
places every TUESDAY EvsElNa. as inc;nIinc
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