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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New York
] Birth, NJ SuJnin, Miss Parrott, a Durch, vile
and two children Mrs Pril chard. Miss Sexton. P
Darcy. Mrs Whittendsl, Mrs uorsey and child,
J Mullen, Jr, Mullen, Sr, J'W Britt. Murphy, R
HawXhurst, Miss Read, G Stein, d Mikell, Mrs
Canaran, r Hussell. N Mernaugh, Mr. PeaIe,
Wells. K Rutle .ge & Wells, Frost,
kighter wife and child, F QiNeill Moran, 7
II Blackwell Mis- T P Lowndes, and deck.
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-Miss
Guerard, Mrs Keckley and son, sGourdin. Hutt,
and in Steerage.
Per steamship Clyde, from New York.Mis Ann
Gibbop. c Hickey, Rev HYdenrich, Miss Flora
Weston, Colonel Dinwell. J W Barnwell, Hal
fer, McNair, J Simmons, J D Ford, G Sterling,
E Bolnrst.
Per steamer Starlight, from Savannah, Beau.
fort, Pacific Landing and Edisto-Mrs Roberts,
Mrs Ia hoaea, Mrs Butler, Captain FG Agisoy. Lieut.
Craig, Lieut. Bailey, DIR Roberts and TWO servants,
forty.two soldiers Company E, sth Infantry, Miss
Lille Frantz, Mrs E Boyce, Mrs Fl CunDlgan.
Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Washington, M Randall and
wife, and deck.
Per steamer Dictator. from PalatSa via Jack.
sonyille Fernandina and SaVannah-Co.onel d
Owens, T Dent, Ernest Grant, Thos DeAorest,
J NJ Guier Misses archers, Miss Senli, Mrs Phil
lipy and deck.
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TIE SIZZLING CoLFAx-H1s FAREWELL 70
PUBLIC LIFE HE-yice-Presdsnt Colfax writes to
his friend Tilton, of the Brooklyn Ur;on, as
follows:
thauk you for your kin'l wishes in my be-.
half, but intend. with this term, to close my
pubhc life absolutely. will then have b ID
si rhteen years OF continuous service at
Washington, mostly on stormy sea-long
encugh for any one; and my AMBITION is all
o., atified and satisfied. General Grant will
Sonbtless be renomlnated, aud think should
he NV articles and speeches show my faith
in him. and my regard for him. Bat the peo-
nle will want some Eastern or Sou hern Vice
President and should have one. shall leave
public lite voluntarily and without regret,
and expect to 20 INTO active business. My
friends here all know of this determination,
and 1 assure you 1t is no pretsnce, but reality,
as you will see. This is the last campaign IN
which shall participate, andI feel as happy
at the prospective release frum the eKachons.
cares, misreprese Atat ons and e1citements Of
political lite az the student WHO is about TO
graduate and 20 forth from the walls IN which
be has been for years, free from professors spd
critics. When you think it all over yoa will
conoede that 1t is q Tiae determination.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, September s: There ha:
been small arrival Of unsold STOCK. but It I'm
mediately found q market at full figures, and the
generc! feeling continues very strong and uni
FORM, Sales Of 900 bags Rangoon ut SIC, gold
in hond. Carolina common to good per cwt
Ss 15as SIX; Carolina prinr TO fancy per cSt s9a
el2H: RaAgoOn per ID 7a7Sc; Rangoon, goid, IN
bond, per 10 S%a3kc.
From the journal of Commerce The market
lot Raugohn Is tirm, with moderate business
doing There ls considerable disposition to- opur-
chase, aud very little stock o1erIng 1850 bags TO
arrive. snld in bond, at s. 25aY SIS gold; and
ESQ bags duty paid, at 7hc, currency; Carolina Is
quiet but steady asskac. sales so tcs.
From me world The market remains firm,
and a1ghs addition to the supply increases the
hnsinese., Sales Of 900 bags Rangoon, In bond, at
3Tc. gold. -
From the Daily Bulletin September 9: The de.
and the current arrivals easily disposed II at
full prices, the market showing very strong
tone on al grades Sales OF 200 bags Rangoon al
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Gabinet- alaking, &r.
CABINET.MAKINGA AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LuNsFoRD. No. 27 Queen Street.

wish TO inform nv friends and the pubic gen
orally that the Hospital for SICK FURNlTnEE Is
that Furniture is heir to viii DC cnIeu sns speeunS
and Oh the most reasonable terms Us eo,,dad
patients, and will heal them anu ahs sIat .n VIC
the hearts Of all those who favor me VIII patfon
age In this line. ~, ro,r a.,
would respectfully beg leave 70 eau bs yGuEI Ee ss
tne Machines to S be found in the market ali COM
plete, for only sI7. Gan and examine for = your .so
Selves and read the testimonials IasG[ n VI To Sne
Improved Common Sense. Fanny semmt ,ss na
chine, and then am sure you VIII InSs nome
With you. J. y EoEorGnSu, E6s Map,
No27 Queen street. near Calder House.
sprl
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@ A Holmes, Houston, Holmes CaiaeF, w
H8yne Holmes H6 co,cJ0hnston,NIe"s
4 CO, A Johnson, G Ktnsman, Z :, hlstG a
CO. nengnGS Sen Foster Gao1es MoW, Son, Man
tout CO, BE co, M B. MsrscneTv E vardo3I aSnSy
Rice, Minor l. CO, North, Speeie O. SIue,' note
Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative kssoelatlon gsse nS1
dorT s's CO. EoSe 1Ns pNesaeanem en5sln Pei
yer, c F Panknin, A Q1ackeneush, y h1ni :
r & co, Cloud Bros, .Reeder Davis, Rngneiniei'
E Stoddard & CO., Schaffer Bros sannss,
46e4 sone SSuhsFn bgcs4 ESpgass speaaer Shrine
Street, Thomas Taylor 10 co. MrS MI nayiui
L Taylor, J Vollers, Walsh, Mli,aMs u WIS
co, r White. Walker, Evans u CogsWeil, Wig;
and L Worick. Saw steamship South Caroiina
southwark OF HatteTas.
BELOW
British brig Jennie Noodle, from Cardenas Put
in for orders.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New 70. &
James Adger 4 CO.
steamship W Everman, Hinckley, Philadel'
phia-W a Conrtenay.
steamship Maryland Johnson, Baltimore
British bark Times, Brysnt, Livepool-B S
Rhett & Son.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Chamnion, Lockwood, New York.
steamship " Eperman, Hlnckiey, Pnllaoel-
phia.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore.
Schr Lettie Wells Wells, st Mary's, Ga.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr L n Lowell, McLa,n, Providence, R !.
Schr Minnie Repplier, Weeks Philadelphia.
Schr Helene, Horton, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
Brig F Jennings, Noble. Boston, September e
Sehr Palmer, smcot, Baltimore, septem-
schr Keeling, Robinson, Baltimore, Sep
tember 0.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Carmiua, -, at,Boston, September S.
Schr Myrover, Brown, al New York, septem'
sehr D V streaker Van Glider, at Philadelphia,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship saiyor, Ashcroft, at Philadelphia
schr wapella, weBes, at New York, septem-
!berS.
Schr L Bradley, Smith, at Boston, septem'
her
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Bnras, at Norfolk, va,
September 8.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND sAlLKD FOB THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The EB Cove Hardness, up....:. :..;..": July y
Bark Annie Kimball Stinson, sansd. august ~
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Gamma, -, p.........-........Sept. .
Brig John Freeman, -, up. August 81
Brig Lizabel, -, 9p..... .Sept Sp
Scnr Anna Glover, Terry, up........-...Sept
Schr " L Bradley, Smith, cleared. -..Sept .
NEW YORK.
Brig Georgis: Swan ..t &c
Schr Traveller, Hodges. cleared. d..-..... August 9
Schr Wapella, Welles, cleared....... .:....Sept .
schr Myroyer, Brown, up. p..................Sept
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Salvor. Ashcroft. clesred...... Sept
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re,y York Sugar Market.

From the Journal of Commerce, SEPTEMBER " ";
The market for raw is steady, with modera.e Oh,
ferines and some call from refners anu guy guy
demand from the trade. We.anote lair 70 egTge eTSe
sales a9es72 hhds at e,ias%c for Cuba: 1oalO4c
for Porto Rco s1zc for English Island; DemersI
on nrya1e terms, aud 40s boxes Havana at eMa
lie. Refined is in good demand at inlt prices. wv
onote soft yellow at IL lXalo3:c; soft white at l2!i
a12zsc, end crushed, powdered and granulated az
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r,1y YORK. Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, OF the sth lfs.:
There Is q dull market for spirits turpenune a ,as
unchanged prices. We quote merchaEtaS,ie io,s rs
at 4oc with is bbls sold at this figure Kosias e
We onote at So for strained; So 10a2 IS 1oT NC z;
81 s6as for No /; So 25a4 SO for pale, and Soaoso
Tor extra pale. Tar Is quiet. We quote "HmiEe
ton at 50 Is.
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New York Gunny Cloth Market.

Fros, the Journal Of Commerce, 9th inst Ine
market for cloth has been rather active; the de
mspd wholly from the South, with the sales
precpslly fna parcels Fully 500 oa!ss GaSs
fere and in Boston on private terms, rumored 81
soasoxc; also, 100 rolls domestic on private terms
understood a. 80 Olsa3lc. Bags are dull at l21sc'
gold In bond.
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montgomery Marke<.
Georeeeown Market.

Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, september r7.-CoTToN.-Sales0 OF
bales this week at from Is TO 18 cents per I'D. we
quote from Is to 90 cents per 10.
CrRs-Arriving freely and retailing at 81 50
per bushel for prime white and 81 "a for yellow.
TIABsg--Arriying slowly; market depressed.
stock on hand 1000 sticks, unsold. We quote 5 to
II cents
TURpESTIXE.-virgin dip 50 so; yellow dip 50 Is;
scrape or hard 81 10 81 IS per bbl. OF "s0 lbs.
10 the bbl
SPIRITS TuRPENT1NE.-Per gallon 81 cents.
TAR-Per bbl., retail, So.
PEANCTS.-Per bushel Slal rs.
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
sales-6ay ...i AbbevIlle.

sales-Day al AbbevIne.
The only property sold 1t public sale was me
;nterest of Alexander Stevenson in tract OF
IND acres on the Vienna road. near Savannah
River. sold uud r execution 6y the sherlh IL
was sold for s6z0, to Samuel Jordan, tie plain
tiffin execution.
Incendiarism.
IN Thursday night last. at 12 o'clock, the
store Of MIR. W. F.. Beard, on the northwest
corner OF the public square. at Laurensylie,
Vas discovered to be on fire. The alarm was
aiven by Mr.. Lewis Robertson, who was awake
at the time, and though the fire bad consider
ably advanced, and the flames lighted up the
antipe square, by prompt efforts 1t was e4-
rtiiicuished in TINA to prevent serious damage.
The fire was kindled from the outside, and all
TIE surroundings indicate that the fire was IN
cendiary.
.".,,r =. Mob Law.
The Laurensville Herald says: During last
week. on o warrant issued by Trial Justice
Thos, Owens, two negroes were arrested charg-
ed With stealing wheat. The constable brought
his prisoners to the jail, and was told by the
TAILOR to get commitment. For this purpose
the constable conveyed his prisoners to the
:residence OF jos. Crews, who is o trial justice.
and where also resides as boarder Trial
:Tnstice Freeman. Both these officials w?re
absent, Pending this detention, body OF
negroes of this town relieved the constable of
, htG charge, Notwithstanding he is Radical
white man, and escorted the thieves in tri-
umph through the town, and on the outskirts
told them to 60 sud rob again. Scott has a
LARGE force of State constables on duty here,
acting under the orders OF these Radical trial
JUSTICES, but we hear Of no effort to overta ke
The thieves who rob white men. II is in effect
nr0cIamasion on the part OF Scott command
ing the Radicals to rob. steal and .plunder, as
we'll as enforce "Winchester rife law" This
same Scott has standing army IN our State,
one hundred men on duty at TINS post, VINO
raid the county twice week. In the midst
OF arms the laws are silent.
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Interior Cotton n Markets.

ORANGEBURG, September 9.-Sales during .Ae
week GO bales. We quote ordinary l3al4c; low
middling l5iic; middllng l6c.
CHARLOTTE, September e.-Transactions IN.
important. Middling cotton for factories 1s;:c.
Iarset dull.
MACON, September 9.-Receipts today Let
bales; saies 2i5 bales; shipped ae9 bales The
market Is nominally unchanged. We quote mid
dlngs at the close this evening at 1870.
ATLANTA, September e.-The market closed al
tic for mlddling: l5c for low middiing; lac for
good ordinary; 13c for ordinary.
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&c, and III bond 500 bags do; at So 4S'lc gold car
ollna common TO good per cwt ss 15as s. &c; Lar
olna- prime to fancy per cwt S9ds l2AS NAL, ma ~
coon per 10 Sa7xc; Rangoou, gold in bond per 10
3ha3hc>
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TIE Char2es,on Cotton, Rice aa'd Naval
stores Market.

TIE Char2esten Cotton, Rice aaid Naval
Ntorcs Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, September 10, 1870
CerroN.-There was affair inquiry for this an
sicle, but prices were weak, with 'sn easier oen.
dency In many cases. Sales 226 bales VIZ d.
lsH; sat Is; Eat l51; . at 16; at l6A' ~ a'
II: so at l7h; 20 at l7 SO at 17x 10 at IL; - on
private.terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL ,cLAss1FIcATlos.
Ordinary to good ordinary ..16 gioa
Low middling. 10000. 11y@i1H
Middling. ..-...-- !ssHSA'Ha
Strict middllng -. ......'.-'''".i' W
Rry.-The transactions were :5S tierces OF good
clean Carolina at s 1s-l6c p ID.
NAVAL SToREs.--Se:sales.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direc: nom
inal; via New Yerk, zlsd on 'uplands, 'll'ied on
sea Islands; by sail nominal. To Havre nominal.
Coastwise- to New -Rork, by steam, nc on up
lands and xc on sea tslands;sl p tieree en- rice;
by sail. &c on cotton; -Fs tierce on rice; 4oc
p barrel on rosiA; sz@s p N on lumber; ss@lo
| "a N on timber. To Boston, 'by sail, h@Sc q 10
| on upland cotton To Providence, sS ~ on
boards, &c p fb on certou. r" Philaaelphia. by
steam, He p ID on uflands; by sail, ST." On
boards; Sc on timber; IS q ton on clay, aHd sS@
so on phosphates. To Baltimore, oy steaR, hc'
p ID; by sal, Sc 5o@7 q II on boards; IS e .on
| on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freighss from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and satla River, Ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, aAd slo
A1o archie rates on lumber and boards
Misunderstanding 60 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks purchaseSiSht
checks at par ,and Sell at Z premium.
GoLp-BuylnT at u; selling at Is.
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CoMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExpOrtS.

L,ysRpooL-Per British bark Timcs-1oSe co.'s
spirits turpenrine, 1881 bbls rosn. ~, ,n,on-,oss
NEW YoRKIPer steamSd1p esIond eotron. 60 bales do.
ass;cs goo pbls rosln s4 bbls OIL Ill empty bar
steamship gsan Ss,as s,6as
o isi os,S ~ogs Sc sos bbls naval stores, and sun:
drles drRlesss,,uoRs-Per steamship Maryland-1s1 bales
cotton, 100 bsls rosin, 12S casks clay, uerces
Ssms. rolls leather, and suRdry packages.
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MARINE NEWi
CHARLESTON. S. c., sEPT'R
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka, via JACK.
sonyilie, Fernandina and Savann ah-4o bales cot
.oa, "a bags rice, mdse, &c. To J D Aiken 60,
w Witte, " Bee i Gu, W ID Bird co, 9 Sahi'
man, u Gu, SteEens, Werner i QUICKER, Aeeder
& Davis, and A H Abrahams.
Steamer Starlight, Coste, Savannah, Beaufort,
Pacific Landing, E,listo and Enterprise. 25 bales
upland COTTON, ~ bundles palmetto, 200 packages
sundrles. To J d Aiken d CO, Reeder Davis, l.
d DeSaussure, Dowie, Noise Davis, c. Lunn,
W NJ Bird co, U : Quartsrmaster, J Colcock Il
CO. Ravenel & CO, Stoney & L wndes, w Boyle,
street Bros co. Mrs N Galloway, Southern Ex-
press Company, D W Jennings, Walsh, Fogar-
ties Book Depository.
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris, Oombahee. 1900 BUSH
els rough rice. To " c Bee CO.
Sloop Jack, from Edsto. bag sea island co1-
ton. To Fraser & Dill ,-
Received from West Point Mill. 62 tierces rice.
To Eroat l. AdUpr
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The Radical F4asco-Colonel Wallace
Brings Elliott to his senses-The Col
oxed People. Decline to Hear the Ring
nraknr


COLUMBIA, September 9.
= The large meeting, The immense gathering
OF the Radical party, tnat has been advertised
for 80 long to take place here, at which the
Hon. A. J. Ransler, candidate for the lofty
position of Lieutenant Governor, was to speak
and give the people his views, came of to-day,
with about twenty-five persons present besides
the brass band, small boys and candidates.
Well, Mr.. Ransier did not speak, but Wigg
tpoor .Wigg y had come for a speech, and
speech he was going to have. Colonel Wallace
Tas present, and was asked by Mr.. Wilder to
address the meeting after Wigg had had his
20. He did so, and it having got noiscd
around that Colonel Wallace was wallopping
the Radicals, quite a respectable crowd gath
erea--the Republicans en- wondered
where they came from so quickly. Elliott
attempted to answer Colonel Wallace /;
: said that he (Eriott) had served under Farra-
gut during the war, whilst Colonel Wallace was
in bomb-proof position, and that he mad
caused many such men as Wallace to bite the
dust, &c. Wallace called him scoundrel, and
told him if he lnsulted him he would kill him,
and made towards Elliott; but parties inter-
fered, and the disturbance was quieted. Ran
sier addressed the meeting tonight, about two
or three hundred being present, in long,
windy, lame and sing-song speech. If they
did not hold their meetings at night they
would all turn out failures like the one In the
Park this evening, which was announced for
2, then 8, then o'clock, and finally at half-p~st
5 o'clock. Colonel Wallace had to draw a
crowd for them. The negroes have too large
an interest in cotton just now to waste day
light in political meetings. They have worked
all the year for what they are to realize now,
and they would be fools indeed to lose 1t.
LARA.
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POET CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, I'd, hours, 3s minutes. morning
Full Moon, eth, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, 10 minutes, evening
New Moon, 25th. hour, IA minutes, mornlng.
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Receipts by Rutlroad, September TO-
soUrH CAROLINA RAILRO

$40 bales cotton, 25 bales domestics a. bhls
naval stores. 65 bhls nour, 10 casks bacon, SO
casks clay. To Adger / CO, Claghorn. Herring
4 CO, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, Reeder Davis. G
Walter d co, W W Smith, bowling & co, Frost 4
Wagener Il Merdaugh, J Marshall Jr, Smith 4
Chapeav, H Blschor & CO. c ClaIssen, and
poifrood AUpnt
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ceIumbus Market.

COLUMBUS, September s.-our market eylncea WE ea
goec demand for the best grades: none ior he r,,e
following follow are ABOUT the ruling figures Good or
ninary i5Xal51sc; low middling I6al6Ac; nla-
dngltAc. Sales Of the week esl naiesNse se On On
Snrtbern SINNERS. II for home consumption.
Weeks receipts s75 bales, against 100 the prevl.
GUS one, and ss4 the corresponding week OF last
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Chipping.

nor LIvERP POOL.
The first class British Bark VINCO, Cap IA
tain II. Doyle, is now eady to receive Car XVz&
CO. and being Of small capacity, 1880 bales,l Will
lave dispatch for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
HENRY CARD,
sep1o Accommodation Wharf.
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MEsSRs. JACOB LIPPMAN & Bro:
GenNenten-I certify that / have eXamin-
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man Bitters. regard them as an admirable
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Wholesale Agents:
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We annex herewith one Of the many cerlh'
Gates for the famous "OIL OF LIFE" IN our pos
session:
MAYORS OFFICE, GRIFFIN, GA,
N February s, 1865.
This is to certify that Ihsys used Professor b.
T. Kayton's "Oil OF Life" In my family, 10 q case
three @ application. gave permanent relief:
anrIe smoa e"'0 W. n CLINE, Mayor.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Clyde, Hunter. New York-left :
inst. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger CO., W Oourte;
nay. D Aiken & co. Adams, Damon co,
toll. j Burt, Z T Brown, O d Brahe d co, H Bis
chofr & co, 8 Brown, f Bedford, Bates CO,
w q Bee L. CO. 3 O'Nri!l, j g. N Bird co. 5 $
Bergman, Bolnest & Martin, d co. Q ".
A Cohen, NJ Cohen, Cohen, " Cha1ee CO,
II Cob q 4 co, G H Cornelson. Cameron. Barley
4 co, Douglas L Miller. R David, Sream-r Die
tator, II Daly, W Daily, NJ Drake. Detls, 4
D, Dowie, Noise & Dav 8, J Easnn Fro, F
Fleming, Furchgott Bros. co, Francke. For
sythe. McOomb l. co, ] s Fairly d CO, j b Grim
bail b Goldstein, n A Gibson, @ Graveley. Good
rich. Wineman CO. P Gulllemn, 4 cn, A
Goodwin & 90, Greer, a Hahn, w Hunt, l
nyman L co, Hart & co, " Henerey, n A Hunr'
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ZIP bales cotton, 57s bbls naval stores, cars um
ber and phosphates, packages tobacco, keg!
nails, mdse, &C. To J Marshall, Jr, Barden Par
ker, Kinsman Howell S Stoney, G W Witte
P Smith, G W Williams & co, Prlngle Son
" Ryan, Caldwell 4 Son, A 1ASalnas, Frost j
Adger, Mowry Il Son. Graveley. NJ r Spencer
White, Hopkins, Mcpherson & co, E yelling
Smyth. and Railroad Agent,
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
25 bales cotton, o bbls turpentine, &c. TO c
Courtney & co, r Roper, Matilda Brown. W S
Henerey, s L Howard It Bro, W NJ Lawton, Wage.
ner Il Merdaugh, W P Bowling & co, D Hardy,
KanapauS Gonzales, Reeder Il Davis, Kinsman
Howell, and Pelzer, Rodgers & co.
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MACHINE,
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay:
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All kinds Of
Machine attachments Needles, Cotton, white,
black apd colored.) SILK, OIL, Soap, &c &c.
Repairing as usual Circulars and samples oi
work sent on application. q.
D. B. HAsELTON,
General Dealer in First Glass Sewing ma-
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