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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15
Philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. /


changed since last report.
philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10.
FLOUR--The market still continues dull and
depressed. The transactions are entirely con-
fined to the local wants, foreign shipments
being unimportant. The sales amounted to
about 800 bills, including superfine at $3.50
extras at $5,62l5@7.75; northwestern extra
family at $6.50@6.75; state do. do at S6,5O@
| CTS Ohio do. do. at s6.37l9@7, and several
fancy lots at $7.37l50s. Rye flour is quiet and
weak. with small sales at S5.750D5.S713.
SEEDS-The new crop of cloverseed il COM
ing forward literally, but buyers refuse to oper-
ate at prices now asked. A small lot, only, was
sold at 81 Timothy readily commands s6@6.25.
Flaxsced is wanted b, the crushers who pay
willingly $2.256D230.
COTTON continues scarce, and yet prices were
weak. Small sales of middlings at zoe. for up
land and at 2Olac. for New Orleans.
GROCERIES-In coffee and moasses the sales
were unimportant in sugar rather more dong
$50 hhds. Cuba changed hands at 9l2c. l01sc.
, PETROLEUM is dull but unsettled We quote
crude at 1870. and refined in bond at 2519c, on
the spot and at 26c. al the month del n yoo
are fraction off !; 40 bbls. iron-bound western
sold at Ole. and so bbls. wood-bound do. at 90c
sellers operate freely at those figures.
GRAIN,-Wheat come toward freely and we
have 70 record further decline of Be per bushel
on Western red 1000 bushels new Western red
changed hands at 81 3O@1 80; 1900 bushels dc
amber at 81 3S01 80 ; some Delaware red al
81 30t01 80; 800 bushels State and Western do al
81 3O@1 so; Indiana white at 51E45, and some
Missouri white at 81 63, for choice. Rye sells
} very slowly at 83OS4c. Oats are firmly held and
quite active. The sales were 500 bushels ole
PENNSYLVANIA at 53c; 1900 bushels new do at 5;
cents; 6OOO bushels Western white at So a 5ic.
/ and 800 bushels Western at SOC. Corn-the de
mand has fallen off whilst the stocks are incroas
, ing in excess of wants. About 5000 busheli
sold at the following range of prices Western
yellow at 92(094c. Pennsylvania do. at SO cents
Western high mixed at 9O@9l cents, and do. do
= mixed at SO cents.
{ baltimore Markets..
BALTIMORE Sept 10.
Flour steady. Superfne, $5@5.50; extraS5.7
0D.6.75; family s6.5Ot@8. Sales of 1900 barrels
part for export. Wheat market rather NOR,
active; western red slightly better, quote west
: ern red, $1.26@1.30; Maryland do, s1.2O@1,5
for fair to prime. Corn frmer white higher
: White 9O0093 cents yellow, $1,000 cents west
ern mixed, 77@s0c. Rye dull. Oats lower, A.
0D50 cents.
v Markets by Telegraph.
:, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Flour greatly dc
y pressed sales trifling. Wheat dull; Wester
= red, S1.3O@1.34. Corn steady; pennsylvani
4 yellow, 95@96c; Western, 92@93c. Oats; So
for Pennsylvania Western. Whisky 9Oc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Financial Quotations.,
Furnished to us by JOHN McLBAR Il SON, Bankers
GO2 Market street, Wilmington, Del.


WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14.--Butter 3S@45c Sweet
Potatoes 150D2Oc a half peck, 4Ot96O basket.
Corn 20@25c per dozen. Irish Potatoes l592Oc
ket. Apples 20@30c half peck. Peaches 25@
SOC half peck, a1.25@.2 a basket. Meats I'm.
changed since last report.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

HOUSE SoLD.-- The three story brick dwelling.
SOS Washington street, advertised in the CoM-
MEnciAI., was sold at public sale, by the execn-
tors of the estate of George Roberts, to Jas. W.
Dawson for $3.50. l.. W. Stidham Son were
the auctoneers.
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educational.
n a W A RE COL L E c E
NEKARK, DELAWARE.

NEWARK, DELAWARE.
VIII he re-opened for the reception of Students
WEDN ESDAY, September 18th, 1870.
The Trustees OF the College have secured a corps
competent and able Professors in the several de-
partments of Instruction, and students may pursue
either the regular Classical Course such as Is taught
their studies to the Scientific and Agricultural De-
partments, In which special attention is given to
these branches Of learning relating to Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts.
1t is the design Of the Institution to provide for
Young Men thorough Practical Education at q
very moderate expense.
For Circulars containing full information, address
WILLIAM II. PURNELI, A. NJ, President.
iuQH lLautf
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yVyHE MAGIC WASHER after thorough trial .
universally acknowledged ''then washer Of the
are Sold by j. A, RQBINAON Co,
myTtf second ana Market SITS.
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Dioticrs.

Erery book-kceper should Keep his desk supplied with
ink botiers. The lnoprietors Of The TRiBusE JOB
Printing OGcc keep their patrons supplied Tith bofrs
Qratis These bottcrs cont Tin cteniar, rendering
them rery useful to the clerk bookkecper and business
By inclosing green postage stamps, re 'r'l
M,rard free By mail 10 any patron efo 700 ogce
Dtrtnue NJ bess btoffers.
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GWITHIN q. SHORTLIDsE. A. NJ, a grad
- nate at Exeter, N. H., and Harvard University
will reopen his Academy for boys and Seminary
for girls, at Kennett Square, Chester Co.. Pa, 10th
month, (October) Sd, 1870 Send for circular.
take great pleasure in recommending to parents
the Academy Of Mr. Swithin C. Shortdge, at Ken
nett Square. My daughter has been and will con-
time to be one of his pupils; her progress in her
studies under his tuition being In every respect sat
isfactory have had an opportunity for several
years past, of observing the manner in which the
Academy is conducted as well as the department OF
the pupils who attend it, and am satisfied that moth
ing is neglected which can further both the intel
lectual and moral development Of the latter.
BAYARD TAYLOR.
CEDARcRoFT, Kennett Square, July 90, 1870.
WASHINGTON, u. c., July 4, 1870
I have had two SONS at the Academy of which Mr.
s. G. Shortlidge is Principal in kennett Square, Pa
during the past year. am well satisfied with the
progress they have made, us well as with the gene
raj management of the school. 1t is pleasantly To-
Gated In healthy region, and in the midst Of mo
raj community, where there is comparatively little
danger of the pupils forming bad habits or associa
tions deem 1t an excellent school, and shall sent
my boys back to 1t this Fall
aug rs, I'm W j. j. COOMBS.
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NEWARK ACADEM
NEWARK, della WARE,
PROF. EDW. D. PORTER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
Classical, Scientific and Commercial Boarding
School, for Boys and Young Men. Thorough in
structon. Careful attention to health and morals,
and moderate charges.
Full Term opens SEPTEMBER 18th, 1871.
Students rapidly prepared for admission to Col
lege.
For full information send for Catalogue.
ip25.l&M
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

The Union insists on the Withdrawal OF Il; NJ
rorbert as the Republican candidate for Con-
gress. +. a, l..
The NJ. L. Parsonage at Denton, is to DO re-
paired and re-iinished.
Denton bridge is at last to be repaired
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voting man Of large experience as editor and pri''-
u, N Maryland, desires to form business connection
o,h soc good newspaper. Has small capital TO in
,., Would not obec, to saaried position For par
.,'" address EDITOR TRIBUNE,
W3tnington. Delqpare.
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under om nep system Of direc,ingfh the TRIBUNE to
subscribers, receipt is not necessary, and trH not be
'nt UNLESS REQUESTED. II the person seadiJ mon
NwR notice The date the directing label If the paper
he can see ,reher he has been credited rih tie amount
frtrdrled This direction label is cgce receipt,
aud ne could Aot coilcct subscription back Of he
date upon H. unless in case Of rabdbte erfor Buf
wLcncrer a receipt is requested il riN be sent
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70 real estte dealers, and 10 farmers rho des"e I"
sclt their properties, tie DAILY COMMERCIAL overs a.
methoi Of reuehing buyers superior " "t
'hers Northeras ,oho contemplate settling az Deea
~dre first consult the popular newspaper ana are az
tracel particular localities ap induced to eran
'@e certain properties BY reading announcements o,
sales contained therein Dyou cish to buy or Sc" feae
estate advertise in the COMMERCIAL or the TRIBUNE.
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baltimore Markets.
n.rr,,rnpr Ga,,t I


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Flour greatly de-
pressed sales trifing. Wheat dull Western
red, s1.3O@1.34. Corn steady; Pennsylvania
yellow, 95@96c; Western, 92@99c. Oats; 53c
for Pennsylvania Western. Whisky 9Oc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-15

The DELAWARE TRIBUNE, hacinJ by far the largest
circulation If any newspaper published IN his stdte'
being also uery largey read by Others than subscribers
large portion If who belong 10 the opposite poteat
parO, il offers 10 advertisers the best opportunity "
making knoien their business 10 the people Of Dea,are
II is a STATE paper, as popular on the Maryland as
IN the Pennsylvania line For Advertising TERMS adj
dress The publishers.
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TTNIONvILLE INSTITUTE.
NeIt Session Commences October TO-, $50.
One Of the best and cheapest schools in Eastern
Pennsylvania. For circulars, apply to
j. W. HARVEY, Principal,
aug 49, st vs. Unonyille, Chester Co., Pa.
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ny mail II The amount Of subscription is caFQuHy
inelosed IN envelope in The presence IF tie postaS
iFr and directed to the TRIBUNE, Wilmington Defa-
rare uiI take The risk ef the money reaching u.s.
Sou you are in arrears don't ,rait to come to to'' o"
mail MS The rn0ney
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
baldwin LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

III
NJ BAIRD Co., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufactures Of
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY .oP RAILROAD
SERVICE.
Plan Matehs Workmanship Finish and Efficiency fv suranieed
wM. r. CONVERSE Co.,
81 Pine st., New.YOrs, Agent.
nLD DIR. HEATH's many years experience in
ease Of de Liver Blood Skin Urinary the startling
51s 3 G hS ns '%m Esmu Wen %siSe Sss boa H
T1sDs ala % 6nS 1a Sl5 worse than a Paests re-
ccsed at 40 Boadsuy. New York, from Y to daily
ALL SUFFERERS FROM NERVOUS DEBIL-
rT sr.s sssGe ssn S prSp s ssSI Dr. IaRSoS
surgeon no oues corner q BIoadsa TreagsT By u'
i255 HroAdway, oontai valuable Information to all
MO MORE CUBEBS, NO MORE CUBEBS.-
CHERRY rEcroRAL TRocEs ar nd Tor sS GST, Pu Sfe
Rsts r S1 s % LIVER @ PsiaT Tss SaS el 70 '''
A II the LexingtOn-ave Turkish Baths, corner
honest healthy large strong int'llg nt ~
asr temperate Americans aged ~ to & Aso yOang man Tor hs
lad e bath barge healthy, honest Intelligent industrious
American girl, age 10 to 20, with frstca references
A Il G1 Lexington -ave.-New Rooms, newly fur
Terms reasonable Gymnasium Turkish and other baths the
establishment.
10 to MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
day all the STANDARD works ami also choice En-
sl,h Frvneh. and Scotch stationery.
DOYNTON's FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE
ID PLiCg HEATERs and STOVES. RICHARDSON BoYNToS
L Co.. .34 Water-st NewYOrk Sead for Circular
DU BARRY's REVALENTA FOOD cures
- DysFepsa and all disorders Of the stomach Sold at l6j William
SOFA BEDS! SOFA BEDS!!-The cheapest
GLASS MOULDSJjEtSSsr jtSs hofTLFl RRmrI
position Address above Twelve White and cenres
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ADDRFss OF GEN, HILLYER.

At the conclusion Of Mr.. Tomlinsons remarks loud
calls were made for "MeMahon." "Greeley" Neither
being present tho Chairman introduced Gen. William =.
ulyeE who was most ,prdlalS teeeIyed. On two occ-
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DIHASTERS.

DTSASTEKS.
The sch Monose Of New YORK. from windsor ~ D. sshoe on
Cape Cod and full of her have BEEN rsvri
GosDoN Oct JTbe bark Howard, Of Yarmouth, T., from Rot
ram for Philadelphia The Dow drrebc' The amount of Jam
unknown. Tlo Bigslow. rom cde o Havana, Voa
Island leaking Bhe probably Le docked Londonierr
F1a Oct hThe hr gh Bower Is ashore on Los
Key. No parieur n have been received
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
BITTERS.

r. T.-IMO.-X.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IS THE
sHRKT ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DBBILITATED. As A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUTD TT HAS
No youAL AMONG sTOMACHICS AS A REMEDY POR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
suBJECr TT Is sUPERsEDING EVERY OTHER sTIMULASr
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL, TEMPERATE, OR PRGiD, 1T
.Crs As SPECIFIC IN SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UEDRRMTHEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
TILE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light mp'oy Eeonomy the motto TS Tos M.d @f % az n
FLAME RxPANDER applied 70 gsburne produces sn nerese OF
mss than per light Instantly aPphei or ruo,ed s les
and most m Of tho kind o the s2 %
per dorp illustrated directions with them Test .Ihnuon AZ our
ec smrs Erpanef anywhere the u H. BY mall
pre,d Liberal inducements to agencies and ne nde
feni Agents Totrated Circular stating popo,ed mS,e OF
sale. Ieense granted control of territory FiSHEh ehoOA
sals M,aaictafsr and Propnetors 3 Broadway New
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE CUSTOMS CARRIAGE.

Collector Murphy has issued the following
order of the transportation of bonded
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

Buy the Best SOAP, which will prove cheapes
hs END PfLEs k dr' AMI hard is the kind ali hca Or,
cen ieepiL Depot 80 Ws,h,psonst
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

For stylish and elegant HAT, go to EsPEN
scHkiD, Manufacturer, No. ll8 Eassau-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st., New-YOrk, Is
hs best psrs to buy reliable WArcHr sne DIAMONDS choice JEv
hLhr ssd eTEsLs0 sIyERwARA Diamonds q sreeisltJ
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FoR TWENTY PIvB CENTS you CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIsT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARISR MANURAC
TURRD FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE, AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs, CUsTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUssR Lc &C. 1T Is BY PAR TIB CHEAPEST. HBALrHIEsr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND eEA MOSS PARrNB co,
81 PARE-PJACE, NJ Y.
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LATEST SHIP NEU,S.

ARRIVED.
bnE '.e Pherng TOrrey Prones MeI Sept TO- via Nasau
Oct Ia, MAHOGANY Sc fs anchored on the bar = =
scHoONERs-kvkA
nsng sun, hIlAlehPort. Diadep, Eirabethport
John Lancaster. RlLabehpor. Bmiy Elnbtthp5r
Me ,h.se hoehahI NJ. J. laughter, CsiAlS
smay ner'non fan RIVER May Queen, Albany.
~ - ION, hlhgsion Warren Gates Rondont.
ua, h9lu"lI &. Downing. RondJui
r"lie be. kingston Tyrone, Rondout
iHhla, h9huont Warren Oaes klrabethpor;.
,)nhts Sshr, hhhabethpor W. y Borden, EiIabethport
J. II. Young. Eh1Abethpor Hmolre Ri,ahrt huort .
hias Wright Ehgahskpou. MAJ s,Ilrrk Pirlhetbnorr
nui' y iitth.hlort Jls Buchanan BlnbcthpoTt.
Ira Bhss, Ehlab.thposL n Phuo kulabsfbDor,
BELOW.
One brig supposed 10 be The Gen, from B.rhlo.. Ia .peborl ont
aide the Bar ' ~ ~ ' Wv
WiNp-sanset, fresb, N. W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
bosroN Mass Oct -Bcos ship Hunter from
NssSAh Va yet il-tleafed ship william Ann, tor ST.
hat,. sehr MAJ, Aah MeCann P,aakhn NcwYofs John
Charleston. ' " .' -'' - ' $500 W
,hnuhos O., Oct 9l.-Arrvei, steamship Ashland from
Hl nsS d % esnhP Manhattan, nom Ne~YerI ,chrA Sem.
Tor fhlatlphsi Ieayitt for Chholns sspi burgess
' 'e'soH'ei A. Cfoief for Boston, W. Wilson, Philadelphia
-, 49, FOREIGN PORTS.
IospoS Oct 1.-THE steamships Austrian and Cspsn OF the Allan
Ap nos snsvec ief L'sO oasioJ tbs poh slff. Al veil
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oa1tn soR YoruSa GENiFRxfs "A war
correspondent OF the New York Times,
writing from Nancy, thinks he has dis.
covered the secret Of French reverses.
He .disccurses in this sort: fs. p
When Charles v. retired from the
siege of Metz in 1868, after ten months
OF fruitless effort to overthrow the de-
fence of the Duke de Guise, he exclaim-
ed, Fortune is woman; she favors the
young Guise was at this time thirty
years Of age. It might be we'll for the
French people if they would exclaim the
same about their own generals, who are,
despite their great military experience, q
drag rather than directing force of the
French army. Bazaine is ffty-nine; Le-
boeuf, just toppled over, is sixty-one; !;
Canrobeft, who struck for fortune and
glory by the side of Louis Napoleon at
Bayonne, is sixty-one; Montauban is
seventy dukedom of Palikao
comes from his 10000, 600 francs plum
dered from the Orientals, and paid into
the French treasury; Frossard is sixty
three. McMahon sixtytwo, Failly sixty,
and Felix Douay fifty-two years of age.
You must agree with me that most all
this material is too old to keep pace with
French demands for activity in such n
war as this. It is little to predict that if
the war lasts six months but few of them
will be foremost in the eyes of the mill
tary world. I may make al exception Of
Felix Douay, who was Bazaine's right
hand man in Mexico, and who is of
great ability, and noble, fine soldier,
com manding much admiration"
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Notices.

CHOLERA!-Thc following letter is from
Mr.. Woodward. of st. Louis, to J. N. Harris,
Esq, ofNew London. Conn. Mr.. ". is a gcn-
tleman Of high respcctability, and during the
prevalence of the cholera in St. Louis
watched the result of tho application of the
Pain Killer for this disease, and his testimony
can be relied upon with the utmost confidence:
DEAR SIR: You recollcct when saw You i'll
January last, my expressing TO you my most
sanguino expectations that Davis IAIN
KILLER would have tremendous sale in the
West this season, and my anticipations have
been more than realized, aud tho testimony
of thousands who have used it has been that
they would not be willing to go to bed ut night
without it i'll the house.
On the appearance of tho cholera in this
city, such WAS the confidence in tho Pain
Killer as remedy, that many who purchased
IT remarked to me that they had no fears or
dread OF the cholera, as long rs they had the
Pain Killer by them, and hundreds took it
daily as preventative, for no person can
have q arrangement of tho bowels or diar-
rhGa, If they use this medicine. This WAS
acquainted with it, and when their friends
were attacked with the Cholera, thoy would
administer the remedy i'll large quantities,
and in every case when it has been taken in
proved successful.
consider it an infalliblo remedy. I have
not heard of any individual in any fnmily who
used tho Pain Killer when attacked, but
speedily recovered.
The clerk informed me that he administer
ed it to persons when cold or III the cramps,
and it gave immediate relief. but still it
should bc given quickly, for when the dis
charge OF rico water has begun, tho hope
OF life has fled. Should this disease make its
appearance among you, RS in all probability it
Will, be not alarmed; you and ali others there
have tic remedy, and am confident if the
Pain Killer is used, not single death by cho-
lera will occur in your city Rcspec.fully
you're, A. Il. WOODWARD.
aD- The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in
fhmlly Nediclncs. Aug iIllmo
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M THE whole 20 conclude
~ with
LIS GRAND COSTUME BALL,

SENIOR MANAGERS. Wade Hampton,
Gen. NJ. Gary, Gen. M. G. Butler, Col. Sim.
Fair, Col. Edward Atkinson, Col w. D. Simp-
son, Col. L. II. CAN'T. Col. Wilson, Col. G. T.
John Davis, DR.. II. w. Hendrix, DR.. ". +.
Smith, II. =. Hammett, John n. Mcetze.
JUSIoR MANAaERs.-Col. Thomas Bacon,
Major Il: B. Ferguson, James Rodgers, Paul
T. Zimmerman, Dr.J. Moore. ". II. Meetze
?. NJ. Porcher, @. B. Foster, J. A. Bradley, J.
T. Chalk, John Steele, John Waters, II. G.
Pool, Junius W. Thomson, Walter NJ. Drafts,
B. Irby.
knights Initiation Fec SO. All commune
cations to be addressed to
EDWARD l.. FREDERICK, Secretary,
Or, H. l.. DAVIS, Treasurer.
n. B.-Knighls Wishing to take part in tho
sports Of the day are required to have their
names enrolled by tho lat Of September.
Aug II thm7
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GRAND NATIONAL
TOU R N A MI EN r
At GLENNS SPRINGS.

sS5sS $Ssss S!5s: $5SS e
18TH day of SEPTEMBER NEXT. Young
men from all parts OF the State are requested
to participate in contending for tho prizes
Length Of Track. $50 yards; Lance to be nine
feet in length; Three Rings 40 yards apart,
Two inches i'll diameter; Time to be nude in
nine seconds.
FIRST PRIZE-A Fine II ORSE AND BRIDLE-
worth S225-with privilege OF cr0wnng Queen
of Love and Beauty.
SECOND PR1zE-A Fine GOLD WATCH
worth s75-with privilege Of crowning First
Maid of Honor.
yHIHD PRIZE-A Fine SADDLE-worth $50
with privilege Of crowning Second Maid OF
Honor.
FOURTH PR1zE-A Fine Pair of BOOTS
worth S25-with privilege Of crowning Fourth
Maid of Honor.
FIFTH PnIZE-A TIN CUP-to be awarded
to the most unsuccessful Knight.
The prizes will be really worth the above
mentioned prices.
JrDGEs.-Col. Wm. Wallace, Col. ]. G..
Mckisick. john H. Mectze, Capt. r. G.. Shiver,
Capt. IL. II. Thomson. Capt. Albert Means,
Pr. Sumter Means; John 9. Zimmerman,
Thomas B. Crews, William F. Nance.
MAnsMAI.s. Gen. w. j. Il. Glenn, Cant ]
\. IL. Williams, Col Il. S. jones' Capt. II. f.
Richardson, Major G. c. Suber, 4. L. Smith,
q. d. Smith, William Monroe.
knights to assemble in front OF the Hotel,
at o'clock a. FL. fitting to commence at 0
O'Clock.
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The Life, Lotters, Lectures and Addresses
OF Frederick W. Robertson, NJ A. *l5O.
And other new books for sale at
BRYAN McCARTEWS Bookstore,
aug 70 Columbia, s. G..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-01
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received

INIEREST ALLO WE'D i r TIE RATE or
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUAL,
O-V EER1IFICA 7ES Or DEpOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON 4 Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Nm. Martin, President.
Johm 1,,n T. = ,rIann'a: Palmer. vice-presidents.
Thomas l.. Gregg, Cashier.
john q. L. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
f. W. McAaster, Columbia
a. G. Haskell, Columbia.
]. p. Thomas. Columbia.
l.. II. Hcintsh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. T. Scott, Newberry.
". G. Maycs, Newherry.s
Is. Ii. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Chnrleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
phans and others may here deposit their say
ings and draw liberal rate OF interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
Wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and and Minors twhose deposits can only bo with.
Drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their !egal representatives,) wishing to lay
ASIDE FUNDS for future use. arc here afforded
an opportunity OF depositing their neans
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, al
the same time, be subject to withdrawalwhen
needed. Ang 18
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