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rulS;o .ha c.,,a....,. .r.f.,-- y 1he
FS.As AS iN''o"Ans @hsioles Deiohglhg 70 the
BOOK business, at CITY RETAIL PRICES:
Dream Life.
Bryants,
Halleck,s,
TuppeTs,
Poeg,
WhittierI,
Lcngfeltov's,
Tenneyson'a,
esysIi Tssyiors,
CIsy's Poems,
lGs selectionI
n, me Initials
.n1hLAiahaj
v. a; " ara, ms Book
hAsby's Letters
Dictionary Of ofouotstiong
Macauy's England;
Kathrina;
bitteTsTest
Enoch Arden
rent On the beaeH;
Snow Bound;
Country Living;
Dan 81 '''''' '''''''' A'a many 0'A''''
~ n IL =
Miss Mulbaeh's.
Dickens rs cent editiepl
Marrayattsr
Sir Walter SCOTS (25c editiou)
Miss Ellen Piekering's,
g. W. NJ. Reynoldf
Eugene Sues
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STATIONERY

Congress, Legal
Record, Foolscap,
Letter, Congress Letter,
Sermon, Commercial Note,
Ladies Gilt, Ladies' Octave,
Mourning, French Note,
Bath Post, Damask Laid Note
Cream Laid Note Envelopes, dc
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BLANK BOOKS.

BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books Ledgers,
Account Books, Cash Books,
Pocket Ledgers, Time Books,
Tuck Memorandum, Pass Books,
Money Books, Pocket Books.
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BKOOMS,
BASKETS, WOODEN WARE, &c.
Look at some of their prices.
CALlC0ES, s, 10, -, Is, l6.
GINGHAN1, 124, Is, Is, 20.
MUSLIN, 10, II, ia, Is, Is, 90
LADIES SACKING at very low prices Ladies,
Gents and Misses Shoes, Sandals and Overshoes
in great variety. Mems, boys and youths boots
best Coffee, Tea, Sugar and Syrup at market
prices. Feed and Flour for sale here at all times
We invite all to call and see the goods, and com
pare prices, before buying Jour goods. Our IL otto
is, short profits.
TEHns-Cash, notes or products apis IS
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M AGAzINES.-Th following Magazines for
1Hl sale at the Inquirer Book Store: ATTAIN
TIC MONTHLY, PUTNAM'S MONTHLY
LIPPINc0TT'S, GALAXY, PETERSON. Co
DkY, MD,M. DEM0REsTS, FRLNK LESLIE
RIYERSIDE, etc etc. r.
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INKS AND INKSTANDS.

Barometer Inkstands,
Gutta PerchR-
Cocoa, and
Morocco Spring Pocket Inkstands,
Glass and Ordinary Stands for Schools,
Flat Glass Ink Wells and Rack,
Arnold's Writing Fluids,
Hover's Inks,
Carmine Inks, Purple Inks,
Charltons Inks,
Eukolon for pasting, &c
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Notice TO Tax Payers.

fI'lIIS is to notify Tax Payers that the
i Mayor and Common Council of West
Minister, have made their levy for 1870, OF
10 cents on the hundred dollars. and that
the Taxes are now due, and IL not paid be.
fore the expiration of thirty days Of said
notice, the Collector will proceed 20 collect
the same according TO Ordinance No. 0, OF
the Laws governing the Corporation Of
Westminster.
REUBEN BOWERS,
nov list Collector.
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LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.

TESHE undersigned will sell at Private
Il Sale, Two lots Of land, situated within
one mile Of the Washington Road, on the
Narliedsburg Road, and adjoins the lands
OF Henry Ditman and others, aud contains
10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
one Acre is Timber, the balance rnder cul.
'ivation. has been lined, aud is we'll fenced;
there is m Apple Orchard on it.
The other contains
10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the Warfeldsburg Road. aiioins
the lands Of VIM. Sioner and others. About
8 Acres well set in Timber, has stream of
running water, is well fenced, and has a
variety e Peach Trees.
Both of these lots are well adapted for
country residences, are conveniently loea.
ted, aud will he sold at a reasonable price.
For terms &c. apply to
JEREMIAH l.. SHuEEY.
nov 3--u Morgan's Valley.
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Dividend AOtice.

: HE Stockholders of the Carroll County
Agricultural Society have declared q
dividend Of "a Seven per cent. for the past
year, payable by Richard Manning, Treas
urer, on and after the LIST Monday Of De.
eember, proximo.
The next regular meeting of the Stock
holders for the election Of officers for tie
eusuin year, viii he held at the Couil
House, on the LIST Monday, % day of Jan
uary next. 1t is hoped that there will be a
full attendance. BY order.
I. W. A. McKEI.LIP,
nov lT-3t Secretary.
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N0tice.

II HEREBY warn all persons from trust.
i. ing my wife. Polly Leese, as will pay
no debts contracted by her, she having left
my bed an. board without just cause.
GEORGE LEESE,
Silver Ran 7. O., Carroll county, Nd.
nov lisp
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Wanted.

A Lady reduced Ia circumstances, wishes to
N obtain a Situation in family as Seam
tre.s. and will take the charge Of several small
children not under the age OF one year; under
stands az kinds OF plain sewing and embroid-
cry. limited salary will be acceptable, II
necessary, as a good home i the principle OBJ
pct Please address Mr. W. IT, Vanderford,
Westminster, Carroll county, Nd. sep 22-2m.
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Notice.

VESHE subscriber, Licensed Scriveuer, Is
Il always ready, on short notice and rea-
sonable terms 10 write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Sale, Bonds, Releases, Wills, &c.
ID. P. SAYLER.
Double Pipe Creek, Nd. mar 10.
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Tenant Wanted.

A Good man may hear Of Farm in nice
IN condition, contain 600 acres Of cleared
bind, dwelling excellent, oulhuildings good.
Apply at this Office.
nov 3-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

THE undersigned, by virtue octhc Decree
L Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
as Court of Equity, passed in the case q {
Joshua Bosley against Bernard NJ .Ginity
aud Mary his wife, will offer the Real Is
tate in said ca Sc decrced to be sold Mt
Public Sale, to the highest bidder. at the
Hotel Of John c. Price, in Manchester,
Carroll county, Nd, on
Saturday, tie ION day If December,
1870. at O'Clock, p. NJ.
This property is sitlate in Carroll county,
Maryland, about miles south from Man
chester and about ! mile from the Man
chester and Reisterstown turnpike road, on
the public road leading to Snydcrsburg. and
one mile from the line of the Pnrkton and
Manchester Railroad and contain,
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AaSlUNEE'S SALE
OF
Store House, Dwelling House,
AND STORE GOODS.

Df virtue of M order of the Hon. Wa
ID Fell Giles, Judge Of the District Court
OF the United States for the District of Ma.
rylaad, the undersigned, Assignee of San
uel Buhb. Bankrupt, will sell at Public Sale,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, The lOM day Of December,
1870. at o'clock, 4. NJ, the follow;n lot
of land and store goods. to wit: The lot
contains 3S Perches Of Land, aud is i'm
proved by n two story k-k
FRAME HOSE. EanHx
nearly new, Bake Oven, a s9iii$
large Ice House with a capnc. lssszSszaA
iiy of 1000 bushels. The land IS ia a high
state Of cultivation and has been heavily
lined.
10 any one wishing TO engage in the mer
camille business this offers especial induce.
ments, as it is one OF the best stands in the
county.
Also at the same time will be sold the
following Dry Goods, consisting OF Cloths,
Calicoes, Muslins, &c, also Notions, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Terms Of Sate.-Onethird cash on the
day OF sale, or on the ratification thereof by
the Court; one-third on the LIST day Of April,
1871, and one third in one year from the
day OF sale the credit payments to hear in.
terest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser with
approved security.
Terms for the Store Goods. All sums OF
$40 ana under, cash; ON sums above Sln a
credit Of three months will be given, the
purchaser to give note with approved secu-
rity, bearing interest from the day of sale.
No property to be removed until the terms
are complied with.
N. b All persons indebted on book OF
said Bankrupt, are requested to call aud
settle with the Assignee on or before the
day Of sale, otherwise they will lie collected
according to law.
GEORGE EBERSoLD,
Assignee.
HEyRy WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
CRour & RRiFsEiDER, Solicitors.
nov l7-ts
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Hrsing had great experience ii our b1ai
ness, we feel satisfied ia saying we can sclI
our goods to a rrentar alrnnfseo thpr can
be had elsewhere.
tsas- Give Us a call.
Nov. a0.--tf
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TRUST Fps SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, passed on the 9Th day Of Eoyem.
Der, A D. 1870, in cause No. 1855, wherein
alfred ZoliickoiFer ct. ais. nre complain
ants, and Caroline Wilson ct ala. are de-
PENDANTS, the subscriber as Truaee, will
offer at Public Sale, on
7hTsdoy, che LIST day Of DrccmLer,
A. D. 1870. at l O'Clock, P, NJ, on the
premises, situate within one half mile of
Uniontown, Carroll county, Nd, and dis
tant from the Western Maryland Railroad
y miles, adjoining the lands Of Dennis
Cookson, Thomas +. Shepherd and others,
the following valuable farm, containing
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NO HUEBUG!
TRY TIT TRY 1T! try TT,

T II. G0oDwIN'S CELEBRATED CUR
~ ING OINTMENT for II oRS .-0ne trial
will secure 1t all the recommendation that Is
needed. Get box and apply IL, aud you will
never be without. II positively cures Fistula,
Poll Evil, Scratches, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
Wind-gall and Swellings NJ all kinds. This
oiatment Is already widely known, and has
never failed to be sure remedy against the
evils above named. Respectable Testimonials
have been numerously furnished. This Oint.
n,ent is also valuable for Bruises, Sprains,
Cats, &c, to which persons are liable
Price per box, Sl.60. For Sale at
GOODWIN d NELSON'S STORE.
Westminster, Md.
And By Druggists and Merchants through
out the County. nov l0-3m
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if8 ACRES OF LAND.

more Or less. lying patty on the TURNPIKE
leadingthrough Uniontown to Westminster.
and adjoining the lands of DR.. Martin, John
Is. Williams and others This farm has no
improvements upon it, but has several fine
locations for building and au excellent
spring of water About one fifth Of this
land is in Timber, the balance cleared and
all Oft well fencrd; the soil is Of good
quality, and is well adapted TO all kinds of
rain and grass; there ere also limestone
beds upon il.
a., a lot coniaininr Il Acres Of land,
more or less, within FIVE hundred Yards of
either of the above described farms. and
improved with a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, Sprin, House, and has large lime
stone quarry upon It.
Any person wishing further information
IN regard to the above property can obtain
the same by applying to Chas. b. & d. H.
Roberts, Attorneys, Westminster, Nd, or
TO the undersigned, Trustee, at Uniontown,
Nd.
TERMS or SALE.-0nc.ihird cash on the
day Of sale or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court, the residue to be maid in equal
payments Of one and two years respectively,
to be secured by the purchaser or purchas
ers notes, bearing interest from day of sale
with security to be approved orby the Trus
tee.
ALFRED ZoLLICKoFFER,
Trustee.
CHAs. B. Il DAS'L II. RoBERrs,
nov lots Solicitors.
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l4l ACRES OE LAND.

more or less, about one-sixth Of which is
finely Timbered, the balance in q good state
Of C ltivation and oil under good fencing
and well watered; limestone on the proper
z. T.. Of fhs i%6 s,osT BRICK fSI A
DWELLING, recently re III sHizh
shingled aud containing
rooms Of convenient size, with kitchen and
hal aud two good dry cellars extending
under two-thirdsofthe dwelling: also large
Swiizer Barn. l0jx3G feet. with wagon
shed. corn crib, and sufficient amount Of
stablin for " head Of horses and 20 head
Of cattlei large hog house, 2lx45 feet, with
loft for storing corn; also carriage house,
poultry house, ice house. ard an elegant
dairy, with well OF water ut the house and
one Al the barn. This property is well
stocked with frui; trees, consisting Of ap
pies, pears, peaches, &c.
Adjoining the above described property
is farm containg about
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NOTICE.

NALL and see my 6ne assortment II
~ French Cloths, Cassmeres, aud Goods
OF all grades and kind, 81 Philadelphia
prices.
oct 81 ". /. GORSUCH.
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Watch Repairing.

NoTicE.-B. SrEbalp, Swiss watch Maker.
~ tlately with 7. A. wageser,) would brg
leave to inform bis friends aud Tie public. thai
he can be fund at the Watch and Jewelr, Es-
tablishment af Mr.. William Moore.
Special attention will be paid 10 Repairing
OF Watches. Clocks aud Jewsiry 10 prompt
aud efficient manner, and all work warranted.
B. SEEBALD,
oeta7 Watch Maker, we.tminster, Ma.
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BOOK ACCOUNT:
nne ct 'oks on hand September 80 OIG 06
ASH f",d Tor bo"Es. 3277 SO
Amount Indebted tor 400 10
- % s5T2i GO
To Ch Reed for Books Returned Teachers Report so 575 O5
=" " by Treasurer ........... - oil
70 Value Of Books hand September Both ls7O.. 310G sci
- 1874 62
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NOTICE.

THE 0ffce Of the Board Of School Com
i missioners win hereafter be open 90
SATURDAY Of each week, for the transac.
ton Of business with the Secretary, Treas.
urer, and Examiner.
]. NJ. NEWSoN,
Westminster, feb o,--tf Secretary.
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NJ USLINS, Linseys, Prints, Ginghams
wi &c. &C., very cheap, at
mar 3 L. X. nERNAND'S.
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Great Bargains.


THE County Commissioners Of Carroll
i county, win meet ut their Office, in
Westminster, on the FiRsr MONDAY OF
DECEMBER, 1870, for the transaction Of bust.
ness. BY order,
JAMES BLIzzARD.
nov io-4t Clerk.
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THROWN and Bleachcd Muslins al man.
- nlac'arers prices, also Dipghnns, Tick.
ines, EAnnels, 6n-, 81
sp7 NJ I. Na4{s& <o's
pLAcE aud roIprss Aipsrs.. n i yipslias
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AIpacas.

A CHOICE assortment Of fine Black
IA Alpacas; also low priced and fancy
colors, at
sep % II. L. Norris 6 Co.'S.
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A GOOD Canton Flannel at ]. Yingiine 4
n Son'fj for IN cents FER yard. nov 10
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A FULL line of Sash Ribbons, all shades,
IN for sale by
sep IIoob d Msekrsrusu.
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For Sale.

A Second Hand Piano. Apply 10
N FRIZELL 4 MANNING
nov list Westminster.
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Annual Financial Statement
OF THE
Treasurer OF the Board of County
School Commissioners for Carroll Go.
THE YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER BOTH, 1870.
s47,467 80

|
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CioUNTRy-ENIT Yarn: stockings and Yarn,
~ for sale by
sep IIoop 4 MAcknrosa.
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FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, Aug. 15.-Official dispatch states that the
corps of Generals L'Admirault and DeCane en-
gagged in combat at Metz yesterday. Marshal Bazane
was present. Enemy was repulsed after four hours
fighting. Troops are in fine spirits. Details of battle
not received from Metz but the first reports received
last night of its favorable result created an immense
sensation Crowds went to the Minister of the Int
rior and demanded particulars All night masses oil
people marched through the bouevards shouting Joy
fully. The Emperor and Prince Imperial are at Yer
dun Bitche holds out against the Prussians.
Council of Ministers held this morning, Empress re
gent presiding.
BERLIN, Aug. 16-The following additional particu
lars of second fight were received late last night:
Late Monday afternoon the First and Seventh army
corps vigorously attacked the French forces under the
walls of Metz Sanguinary conflict ensued the French
were finally driven within the city. French loss 1000
On the same day grand reconnaissance, led by King
William, maintained itself some hours within two
lines of the French defences without effort the
part of the French TO dslodge it. Facts show the ut
ter decentralization of the French.
LONDON, Aug 16.-The Daily News, sensational
has dispatch from the continent that the French
have driven the entire Prussan line.
The Telegraph's Paris correspondent writes that the
French Chambers is unworthy of public respect thai
there were members elected by fraud and coercion
and that they should not be trusted as committee o
public safety.
The Prince Imperial is certainly in Paris
The Times, in its money article, says Fren:h vic
tory is necessary predspose the Emperor to trea
for peace.
BERNE, Aug l6-The Swiss corps of observation
has been disbanded.
PARIS, Aug. l6-AIgeria is declared in state o
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HONE AGA1N.-Our fellow citizen, Capt. James F.
Utz returned on the Tidal Wave after an absence of
several weeks. We gratifed to state that he is
looking we'll usual, notwithstanding he complains
terribly of the heat at St. Louis Chicago, Cincinnati
and New York, where not only the days were ex,
tremely oppressive, but the nights so hot man
with any flesh on his bones at all could scarcely sleep
According to his account, the German and French
population of those cities in the intense state
OF excitement the war question, and greatly add to
the warmth by drinking unlimited lager or champagne
according to their nationality, to the of their
respective sides in the contest.
The Captain purchased all the fixtures of the Street
Railway, and informs that the cars, three in mum.
Der, perfect beauties-light enough for mule
to draw with twenty passengers up considerable
grade with perfect They will seat comfortably
fourteen passengers, and twenty-five can find room by
little "scrouging" They will be on before the track
is ready receive them. Thanks to the Captain foI
full file of Eastern and Western dates
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l4-Farragutis dead.
The passenger train for the North at $40 last even
ing ran off the track north of Baltimore. Two ex
press cars burned engineer and fireman scalded no
passengers seriously hurt.
There is an immense mass OF cable dispatches. The
French have certainly evacuated Metz and Nancy
ing the Mosselle Fortress of Fouls. The French de-
stroyed the fine bridge of seven arches Large guam
titles of stores captured. The lighting 10 con-
| fined to outposts.
The headquarters OF the united armies of Frederick
Charles and Gen. Stenmetz is at Henry, 90 miles from
Metz.
Twenty-one surgeons mostly Germans, have left
this city for service in the Prussan army since the
| opening of the
The authorities of Berlin object decidedly against
surgeons not speaking German and also say the army
and hospitals have nurses in abundance.
| WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The French Corps Legs-
latif has increased the delay in the payment OF com
mercia bills to forty-fve days.
| Gambetta demanded immediate action on the Jules
proposal resolving the Corps Legislatif into commit
tee of defence. Gambetta declared there must be no
trckery the subject, the chamber must decide
between the safety of the state and the safety OF the
dynasty. There great agitation and noisy inter
ruption when the people were excluded, and after
stormy debate adjourned.
WASHINGTON Aug. 15-Revenue 1851 900.
| The iron-clads Wyandotte, Manhattan and All K,
conveyed by the Tusearora from New Orleans arrived
at Key West yesterday, where they will remain Tor
some time.
| One hundred recruits have been sent Atlanta,
| Georgia.
Warrants ha re been for the arrest of Hon. Mr.
Butler member of Congress from Tennessee for for
gerry.
| The Controller of the Currency has approved the
application for national banks under the rev law, at
! New Orleans and Montgomery Several other appll-
cations from the South will receive attention
1t is reported that the State Department has Bdyces
that Metz carried by storm by the Prussians-s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BosToS Aug l3-Arrived-City of Baltimore, from
London. -.
An abstract from McMahons report of the battle OF
Worth Froschomler says that the 9th the enemy
attacked the heights of Guersdor opening with cannon
and rifles the attack violent that att first the
division was compelled to change 'front.' soon the
Prussians made feint from the right bank OF the
Saar, followed at noon by renewal of the attack on
the right wing The charge of cavalry and infantry
failed dislodge the enemy. AT o'clock the French
right was broken and up the Saar and Neid-
erburn became necessity.
The Saturday Review rerains from speculation on
the war because, it says, few days must determine
the fate of France and the Emperor 1t is probable
that the army will take matters in its own hands,
choose leader, and fight out the
The Spectator thinks the next battle decide the
fate of France the popular faith in the Emperor is
vanishing.
The Post, in contradictng the evening papers of
Yesterday asserts that the Prince Imperial is with the
Emperor.
The Prussians hold PaIsburg and adjoining pass
ages of Vosges The garrison OF Birsche consisted Of
800 of the Guarde Mobile The Prussian cavalry are
before Lurevie.
New YORK. Aug. 13-Latest.-Lttle news of i'm
portance Cable dispatches full of minor details,
There has been no fighting before Metz The French
claim strasbourg amply armed and garrisoned for a
long seige.
Seventy thousand French reinforcemenls have been
sent the front and volunteers and recruits pour
ing into Paris. The Generals busily organizing
two corps at Chalons and Paris, Gen. Changar-
nier ia appointed cammandant at Metz
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. l5-Whitteuaore has is
sued an address his constituents formally withdraw
ng his name as candidate for the Forty Second Con
igress.
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From our yesterday evenings Extra.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 10, evening.-Consols 9sl. Bonds
quiet at ST.
New YORK, Aug. Is, evening Money very easy,
Sterling quiet. Gold opened at ll74 and soon ad
vanced 10 INA at which point the market exhibited
great strength. Under heavy sales declined to l64
but upon kilograms from Europe, announcing great
victories for the French the Prussians, became
frmer at 1l74 During the afternoon it stronger
for time, owing to the doubt whether the battle was
a victory for Prussia France, and closed strong at
1l65@ll7.
LONDON, Aug l6, noon.-Conso!s sl4. Bonds frmer
and higher, SIT.
LATER-Bonds steady.
LIVERPOOL, Aug l6, noon.-Cotton opened steady
uplands ss@sa and Orleans s5@sd; estimated sales
10000 bales. Bombay shipments to the 18th 5,0OC
bales.
New YORK, Aug. l6, noon.-Cotton quiet, but steady
midding upands l94; sales 200 bales Money 300
59ct Exchange 1095.