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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-02
AKLEsr vlRelNlA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. ] T. HoEk. Pest BOARD Of Regents,
g O SruEoks, Seeiy

hon. ] T. Hors. Pest Board Of Regents,
g o SfrR0ks, Seeiy
Aux MARTIN, y. D.. Presideat. and Profess
tr Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
FS LToN, A. N, Vice President Protests
or Of Eng. Literature, and Prineip. Prp'y
Dept,
s g STEVENS. a, NJ. Professor Of Astrcno-
my and Physics
II Il PIsRoE, a. 81, tCapt o. s AZ Pro.
fessur Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics
J ] STEVENSON, A. a.. Phi D. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW wooD, Phi. D., Professor Of Aneicst and
Modern Languages.
o W MlLLKR, A 81, Assistant 10 the Pre-.
paraiory department.
DB pUFtSToS, TnitUr.
Geo NJ HAeASs. Esq Superintendent OF the
Grounds and Buildings
uuoH " BRocK, II D.. Lecturer on PhySiolo'
81 aud Hygiene
Hon IoHX A D,LLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TEaM begins lst Tuesday In September,
WtNrER TERA " lStMondAY IN l)ccelubef-
SrRiAo TRRH Sd Tuesday in March.
doNMEScEMrNr. 81 Wednesday IL June.
TutrioS Preparatory, IS 20 per Terra Of Is
weeks.
:" University, $500 per Term Of -
weeks.
TloARnI%a-Nol 10 exceed 81 per week,
Any. 10, 1869 -ly
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NOTTCE.

To Isaao Bless, Richard Smith, Mrs. A.
Whitman. Mrs. Martha j. Ferguson,
and Madison johnson.
INTAKE NOTICE. that by decretal order
j. made by the Circuit Court for Putnam
county, West Virginia. in u certain cause
therein depending in which W. II Shaw is
complainant ind NJ. j. Ferguson. ct al, are
defendants, at its Mach Term, 1870, it was
gmong other things ordered that u upon the
return OF the summons therein awarded, II
should appear that the above named parties or
any Of them wers non residents Of this State,
that then in that event copy Of the said sum.
mons should be published for four weeks sue
| ccssiyely in the Weekly Register, newspa,
per published in Mason county, West Virginia,
which publication shall be deemed and taken
| as equivalent to personal service. And 1t ap-
pearing from the return IN said summons that
Richard Smith, Mrs. A. whitman. Mrs. Martha
]. Ferguson and Madison Johnson, are non,
residents, it is therefore ordered that they be
summoned to appear here on The FIRST day Of
the next term, (which will be March TO-. 1871
to show cause respectively If any they can,
why tho sale Of the two town lots mentioned
in the report Of Special Commissioner 81. o.
Parsons, made in said case. which said report
bears date January 2lst, 1863. shall not he con
firned and also why the sale Of the 260 acre
tract Of land and Of the molety ofthe 1925 acre
tract OF land and Of the 300 acre trrct ofand and
oEthe 1926 acre tract OF land, and OF the 21S
acre tract Of land, and Of the SO acre tract Of
land, mentioned in said report, or any Of them
shall no; stand confirmed.
Testc:--G. W. CARGILL, Clerk.
January IS, 17l-4w.
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no CONSUT PTIVES.

1NHE advertiser, having been permanently
l eurer Of that dread disease, Consumption
BY a simple remedy, is anxious to make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means ii cure. To
all who desire 1t. he will send copy Of the
prescription used. tfree Of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will hnd sure CURE for COSsuNr.
TIoN. ASTHMA. BRoScHlTAs. &c. Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
les South Second St.. Williamshnreh. N. 7.
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No11ce 90 Credffora..

To ~ Creditors Of wm. u. Dufer deceased
IL pursuance OF decree Of the oirepit
Court Of the county Of Mason, made In 4
cause therein pending, z subise the real estate
Of the said VIM. n. Dltisi g te payment Of
claims against the said VIM N. .puSsr n: y "
Indication 10 2. W. Sissou, oommiS ions. =" :,
his office in the said county, on or bsnrsa, H.
Ist day OF February. 1871. W.
witness. WV. HABPER, Clerk ofsaid S,,.
thie 9Th day ofDecemher. 1870. r"
ntes-svt w.wsEAgRDR Ell.
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.,crDryr.-we regret to learn that
:. ,oppg friend Adolph lille, in the Of
~. ~ Il Dr.. Barbce, of this place, fell on the
.. w. f.v DAYS since and severely spraiued
' &c. ankle. He is reported. doing we'll.
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IcE.-The Ohio river has been full of
floating ice for the past few days, which
interferes with navigation to considers
bic extent.
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Howard, of the Mason County Jour
nal, is still in town. Every time we see
him, he reminds us of the words Of the
popular song: Say, Keller, don't yer
want to buy dOgs"-G ana'Oha Repa1-
licau.
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NcsSrs s. j. shiudlo & Co., have now
90 hand splendid stock of brides, sad
asS' and harness, which they arc selling
Itw sr cast.
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ACCIDENT Friday evening last, as
Miss Mary Strimback was returning from
school, she slipped on the leo, and so inju,
red herself that she has been confined to
her room since.
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Goys.-NIr. Charles Coleman, for long
lime Clerk in Mr.. T. L. Hale's store, in
hi, place, left for Maiden. Kauawha
.oppty, Friday night, where he intends
,opa into business. The best wishes Of
Is R many friends 60 with him.
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Since the Flick Amendment has passed
the Senate, we arc inclined to ask the sdi-
tor Of the Courier, If chat is tho same
pup" that barked audibly 10 the Charleston
Convention. State journal.
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CLOSED. The Winter Term of Rock
castle, Cooper towuship,) public school
L. NJ. Rhoades, teacher, closed last Sat
urday.
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Several communications were received
this "wednesday morning, but too late
for this issue. Some of them will appear
in our next issue. While one or more
will be rejected. as out Of place, at this
| time.
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FIRE.-A FIRE occurred in pomeroy, on
Monday. The building on Court street
owned BY John T. Hampton aud occupied
BY him as saddle and harness shop, was
totally destroyed, and an adjoining building
owned by II. B. Smith, and occupied as a
grocery, post-Ofice and priuting-Ofico,
badly damaged. Mr.. Hampton saved gil
his goods and has one thousand dollars an
surance on his house which will cover bis
loss.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH !!

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
a from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay
and all the effects Of youthful indiscretiOn
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity. send
free to all who need it. the recipe aud direction
for making the simple remedy by which hO
vas cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiscr's experience can do SO by Address
ing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
nov lO-ly ~ Cedar Street, New York.
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iTlhursday MORNING.

esT OFFICE HoURS.-<The Office is
POSl y o'clock a. m. to . o'clock pm
I: :pp .,0 I'S from o'clock q. M to . a m.
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PRICES--A Fair Offer.

II the Merchants 10 your place will not fur.
nish, or send for the Machines, send US tho
retail price, Washer SIS, Extra Wringer $40,
ind we will forward eitheror both machines,
free Of freight, toplaces where no one is sell.
ing; and so sure are we they will be liked,
that We agree 10 refund the money II any one
wishes to return the machines FREQ Of freight.
after months trial, accordingt 10 directions.
No husband, father or brother shonid permit
the drudgery Of washing with the hands fly.
ter. more expeditiously, with less labor. qnd
no injury 10 the garments. by Doty Clothes
Washer and Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, TO whom liberal
discounts are made.
R. G. BROWNING, GEM Agent.
aug25-m4 % cOuttlandt ST.. New York
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h.re been the scVerest suue'ets' -.
Nj. swisher lost very interesting child
~ Or 6 years of ago with this disease.
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Wonder il Walker of the Courier, since
Democratic Legislature adopted the
Flick Amendment, can walk erect and
gazo upon the stars"
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Tnr Charleston Herald says, Brother
Howard has had his heart gladleued with
- Office" he being Clerk to one of the
Committees of the House. Well he's q
"s,,epp man, for the position.
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DIV aBpetGg aegistes
LOCAL MATTERS.
thursday Morning.
,.r OFFICE HoURs.-<The Office is
POSl ~ o'clock a. m. to . o'clock p. M
spass . mSm from, 7 o'clock q. M to = m.
o. Sano'' .......-....--.
1,clDryr.-we regret to learn that
:. soupr friend AdOlph lille, in the Of
w. ~ 4 Dr.. Barbce,o of this place, fell on the
W. w. few days since and severely spraiued
~ ankle. He is reported. doing we'll.
D,prnrElA, in very malignant form is
...,,iIipg as an epidemic 10 some portions
+ GIepdeueu township. The families of
T...r, swi.ber, Wakcley and POstOn
t,rs been the scvercst sufferers.
N, swisher lost very interesting child
d ) or 8 years Of age with this disease.
Goys.-NIr. Charles Coleman, for long
,;re Clerk in Mr.. T. L. Hale's store, in
Nj, place, left for Maiden. Kanawha
eoputy, Friday night, whore he intends
,o;ug into business. The best wishes Of
Is Il many friends 60 with HIM.
TIM Charleston Hera1d says, Brother
Howard has had his heart gladlened with
"a Office" he being Clerk to one of the
Committees of the House. Well he's
"R,tcn' man, for the position.
4 Rhode Island editor, who has some
reasons for claiming scientific knowledge,
tells the ladies if they want light aud
wholesome compilations, faces devoid Of
wrinkles and crows feet, and bodies as fat
as plump patridges, they must eat oat meal
make it principal feature of their daily
diet. The result might be as he promises;
Tut wouldn't the ladies all soon be able to
speak nothing but Gaelic?
SUDDEN DEATn. Tuesday morning last.
Al old gentlemen living near this place,
.amed L. Nicholas. died very suddenly
While setting in chair before the 6re.-
On Monday be had worked all day chop
ing wood, and in the evening partoOk Of
very hearty supper; retired about 8 o.
!Uck, ia apparent good health; aross gu
tuesday morniug, vent out aud gathered
one wood, aud built fire. After max
~ the Gre he took u scat before it, and
led Instantly sfter seating himself 10
ne chair. We did not learn what caused
is death. butt is generally believed TO be
isease oil the heart. Ho was between 80
nd 7Oyears Of ago.
IJrgR1ay The four disputants selected
; thssIssiut Pleasant Literary Society op
ablic contest have chosen the following
n discussion: Resoiced, That Education
lould be compulsory in the United
tates." Rev B. b Blair and Prof.
J. p. Guthrie, for the affirmative. D.
7. Polslsy aud L. A. Guthrie, Esqs., for
le negative.
The discussion will take place on the
vcning of Friday, February 10th. The
uestion is live one, aud We hope all
ill take interest enough in it to attend
nd hear the discussion.
We see by the last Jouraal that Bro.
Toward will be at home in two weeks.-
lie says the sign was not right" up there.
L. gets no Office. Poor fellow We sym
athise with hun.
John E. Trims, Esq, has become q
csident Of this town. and has hung out
is '.sbingle" for the practice Of law in
his aud adjoining counties. Mr.. Timms
young man of iue education and tai
Mt, aud one who thoroughly understands
he law We ask for him a fair share of
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Takes Risks at The lowest rates, on buildingS
Of all kinds, Furniture. Household Goods,
Merchandise, and Goods in transit.
Directors:
jacob Hornbrook, VIM. r Stevenson.
Henry Hartman, Jacob N. Bickel,
Jonathan RoWley, DR.. ]. Q. Hupp.
R. J Smyth, Edmund Booking,
]. a. Bristor, TIL. Campbell,
VIM B Colbert. S. Prayer,
D. D. T. Farnsworth, Thomas Boggess,
David Billmyer, Vim. D. Crane.
VIM. R. White, Joseph Shields,
I. n. Duval, N. Gof, il,
D. H. K. Dix.
" This Company is owned and MANAGED
BY many Of our most wealthy and influential
Merchants and Citizens throughout the State.
Their Office has been opened in No. 22iSS Mon.
roe street. over Religious Book House, and is
fally organized and prepared to take risks on
Frame and Brick Buildings. Manufacturing
Establishments, Stocks Of Merchandise. House
hold Furniture, and Cargoes upon the Western
Rivers. dc
JACOB NJ. BTCKEL. Vice Pres't,
j. II. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
8. B. McCoLLoUH. Asst Scc'y,
Office over Religious Book House, South side
Monroe street.
SISSON 4 SHREWSBURY. Agents, Point
Pleasant. W Va. Office in the Court House.
LEMUEL HARPoLD, Agent. West Colum
bia, West Virginia. Iune9-iy.
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We see by the last Jouraal that Bro.
Howard will be at home in two weeks.-
lie says the sign was not right" up there.
He gets no Office. Poor fellow We sym
pathise with hun.
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sEMI.w2EKLY Sun. % A War,
OF tho same size and general eharaslsr .
THE WEEKLY. but with greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading. and Furnishing tho news
toits subscribers with greater freIhncl1. bsoauSo
neomeS twice week instead otonoe only.
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D,p1grEIA, in a very malignant form is
...,,iIipg as an epidemic 10 some portions
J, GIepdeuou township. The families Of
S.s,r, swi.ber, Wakcley and POstOn
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.
-Four Dollars
T:s sss ss ~ y s;ss: ss:Es': tssi;'a a'
Eight Dollars.
ES:ssI ssG s s 81; sss 4. ;:s:ssy ssS'
Rt1e0n DOllaFos
Fly eepies. one rear. 70 one address end tAO
eSni.W0eGly one year % getier up Of Sl16),
Thtrtysthroo DOlliRO.
ne Semi Weekly one year % gettes 40 ofelibl,
ThirtystVe Dollars.
Ono hundred copies, one year. % one address
club, Flify Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year. separately "a.
dreIsed Sant me Daily Tor one year 70 nc gettsS
upofciuo), Sixty OOllarss
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Send your orders for JOB Work to this
Office.
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JOHN +. Timms, Esq, has become q
resident Of this town. and has hung out
his '.sbingle" for the practice Of law in
this aud adjoining counties. Mr.. Timms
is young man of fue education and tai
ent, aud one who thoroughly understands
the law. We ask for him fair share Of
the patronage of those who law. Ho will
be found at the Court. House.
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PGRsoSAL.-L. NJ. RhOuds. Esq, left
Wednesday, on visit to his former home,
Williamsburg, clermont county, Ohio
Ho will return in about two weeks
"Mao." we wish you pleasant trip.
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THE DAILY sun, 90 A YRAR.

a precautionary readable Newspaper. with the
largest circulation IN the word. Free, IndO'
DEN everywhere. Two cenn . COPY by mali,
% cents Q month, or 90 rear.
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The practice ofkecpiug children in after
school has been dismissed, is attracting
considerable attention in many localities
The press as general thing speak out
against the practice, arguing that no good
arises therefrom, either to teacher or
cb;laren
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nor House spoutiug aud Roofing. Heavy
l. Shect.lron. Tin aud Copper.Work, go 70
W. D. GABLES.
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TT You want to buy anything in the Stove
/ and Tin.ware line, at the lowest prices. for
cash. 60 10 W. B. CABLES.
dec g. 1879.
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Or ioss than ono Cent Copy. Let there b .
ESQ Clab Of every Post once.
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TMg HASRGO OMS !

ENE readers of the Ps and Banner" are informed that
/ there is now going on at the "ENPoRIUM of FASH
ON free exhibition Of the fashions Of Dry Goods and Ml
mary for fall and winter.
In Dress Goods all the new fabrics arc shown Sold Striped
Figured, Brocaded &c.
In shaws all the styles shown Black Black and White
Grey Grave cors and handsome styles in bright coors also
handsome line of Furs in Cape and Mu at low prices
In Boulevard Skirts Hoop Skirts, Corse Bustes, Breast
Protectors White Skirts, Gowns Chemes Drawers Embrod
cred Yokcs Stamped Yokes for braid embroidery Nubia
scar Hoods Jackets Tamas Breakfast shawl Chgnons and
Cur in real and imitation hahe newest and best arc
shown and sold by Mrs. Wer and Miss Cater
In handsome trimmings for Ladies garments Rearand mita
ton Laces-Rea and Imitation Lace Collars, Linen Cbars|
and Cuffs Grape Collars andCu Embroidered Infants Waists
Kid and Silk Gloves Hosiery Crava Shirt Fronts Paper Col
lars Chrens Wool Hosiery, &c., splendid assortment shown
In Mlnery-The handsomest line Of Velvet Plush Silk
Paris and Straw Hats and Bonnets Feathers Plue French
Black Scarlet and Embroidcrcd Bow Ribbons in Roman En-
btodery and solid color Neck Ribbons match beautiful
Bows and scars in all the handsome coors Vevets in every
COLOR Lace lengs Dress Trimmings and Buttons the bes
in Abbeville.
Jewery-hs brance just added to the many arac-
ons IN this line will be found handsome assortment of
real Jet Ear Rings Breaches Bracelets Necklaces also She'll
ewer Real Shell Beads Necklaces Crosses Spar Necklaces
Woolen-In this Department, Flannes Lndseys, Jeans
weeds Salem and French Cassimeres BLANKETS &c., &c., are
In preest Prints, fine Long Cloths Bleach
ed and Bro Homespu1 Jeans Hickory shrtng Checked osna
Durgs, &C., e., sold at low prices
in House furnishing Goods-Wi be shown Table Damasks
i'm Bleached and Turkey Red Towels Doyas Nap
kins sheetings S. Cotton Counerpanes Laces for Curtains
Ol and Paper Shades, Carpettngs Tides, &c.
In the Dress Making Department will found the latest pat
erns for all kind of garments both from E. Buerck Co., and
Nine. Demorest of New York
None but the patterns arc used in the getting up of
Dresses, &c. .-..=
Patterns sold to all that apply. 49,.
Mrs Can has returned from Baltimore and is in charge of
the Millinery Department. assisted by Miss Small Mrs Wier and
Miss Cater.
Miss Tweeddao late in charge of fashionable Dress Making
Estabecdn Baltimore is in charge Of the Dress Making De-
assisted by the Misses Tggars and three other ladies
of skill All invited and examine for themselves
Very respectfully JAMES w: FOWLER
Oct, 12 1871, 25-tf. Proprietor
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--LATEST FASHION NoTEs-Round
hats for ladies will be worn very high
this Fall.
White silk with white satin stripe
is n new material for wedding dresses.
Some very beautiful muffs for next
season have appeared, made Of the
feathers Of rare birds.
Many cashmere sacks arc made with
what is called the Zouavc hood, which
is very pretty and graceful.
Anew style Of fan has just appear
cd, made OF satin and lace, which
when oponed is in the shape Of but
terhy.
Vcils made like long scarfs with
square ends are worn. They arc .fils-
tened at the back, and fall with long
ends at the back.
A number Of married ladies have
dubbed together and agreed not to
dance round dances with any but
their own husbands.
Very pretty collars of linen trimm' d
with lace, the corners being in the
shape of Of a butterfly, with q bow OF
muslin and lace to match.
Cameo rings and necklaces mounted
with diamonds or pearls arc in special
favor, also sets Of sardonyx, mounted
in FURNISHED gold.
Very beautiful waists for dinner
toilette for ladies arc Of white lace
over high colored silk dresses, and
beltod in with large bow aud sash
ends.
Velvet cloaks for next season are to
be made in the shape Of two capes,
one longer than the other and clabor.
ateIy embroidered and covered with
lace.
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Markets..
ABBEv1LLE, October 10. - Cottor

ABBEv1LLE, October 10. - Cotton
:6ICl7H
NEW YORK, October 15-The cotton
I movement for the week. shows an in.
ease in receipts and reports; receipts
J 1T all ports for the week were e4,o97 bales
against 4S,04 last week, 24,073 previous
week, and 2O,6O6 three weeks since.
Total receipts since September 1861,
against 272,5s3 for the corresponding
period the previous showing de-
crease this year of $500. Exports from
Ill ports for the week lS,417, against
%, 462 for the same week'l last year. To-
tai exports for the expired portion of the
cotton year 1882, against 1925 for the
same time last year. Stock at all ports
l+5, 1856 against 161, 1s5 for some time
lnsr year. Stock at interior towns 27,-
67 last year. Cotton in Liverpool 47l,-
900, against 565 900 last year. American
cotton afoat for Great Britain $4,000,
against 10000 last year. Indian cotton
afloat for Europe 62S,370, against 3lo,O15
last year.
New York, October l6. - Noon
Sales of cotton for future delivery, on
Saturday. evening, 1,4oo bales-Noyem-
Der 10 1l-l6@l0s; December 1873; Janua-'I
ry 19}; February 20; April 2os. Flour
and corn dull and heavy. Wheat favors
buyers. Pork quiet at l34. Cotton
quiet and slightly favors buyers; sales
100 bales-uplands 20a; Orleans a3.
Gold heavy, at las@1sa.
7P. M.-Gold 134@13s. Cotton dull
and heavy; sales 2,0o4 bales-uplands
2Os; Orleans a0A. Flour-Southerl
quiet; common to fair extra 7.25@7.s0;
good to choice 7.s4@9.s5. Wheat 1.5s
@1.6O. corn closed heavy, at 7S3@794.
Pork 13.l2@13.25. |
LIVERPOOL, October 16 - Evening
Cotton closed easier-uplands ss@s5;
Orleans 10; sales 12, 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, October Is. Cotton
quiet-}ow middling 1S&@1S3; receipts
1885 bales; sales 800; stock l4,Tl.
AUGUSTA, October 16.-Cotton dull
middling ls3; receipts 500 bales; sales
loo.
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CONSIGNEES.
The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:


freight in the Depot:
Thos Eakin, J. E Bradley, W K Brad
ly, Barnweil i Co, Baker 4 G, a y
Cleavland, J D Chalmers Il Co, A c Cro-
mer, NJ D Drennen, II T Tustin, E Ed
wards, ] w Fowler, L L Guftin, G V
Hammonds, J 4 Hamilton, G E Heard
l. Bros, A NJ Hill, G Hughs, G E
Heard, A Hall, JJ Johnson, J Kurtz,
Mcdonald & II, Miller & r, Nv d Mars
& Co, Moore l. Go, J Martin, + NJ
Mitchell, d NeIce, Norwood, pufre
& Co, Parker & l., w HParker, Qusres,
Perrin & Co, Seal, s & r, u shanks,
JRS& Go, Samuel, & Co, II Thomson,
Trowbridge & Co, w G w, White,
S & w, Wilson & c, ID J Wardlsw 4 Co,
W & Go, 81 Winstock.
No goods delivered until freight is
paid.
J. w. MARSHALL,
Agent.