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Boston Market.

BOSTON, September 2I COFFEE There have
been no movements OF any impo' tance in coffee
since our last. TEere is steady demand for job
bling lois, with les OF Java at22a26c; singapore
at 1shs20c; and Rio at 15ha11Hc per pound,
gol6. st, Domingo Is iiet and prices are noml.
nally 954a1osper pound. gold In b nd. About leo
bags Lagiayra have been sold at l6Ac, gold.
CuTTuN THE market Tor this ar tcle has eased
of from recent extreme ra.es, and since our last
the business kas beeA quit. small, manufacturers
purch lsirg only In lois as wanted. The sales
have zen az l7al7ho fer ordinary; lShalec for
good rdinary; 19Iza20c for low middling, and 20
a2Uhc for m!dlng, In luding upl4nes and Gull.
The market closes dull Mt these prices.
DoMESTIcS.-The market for cotton goods re-
males about the same as last reported. There s
a fair d mand for seIsonahle and star dard goods.
but buyers are not disposed 10 start up very
largely. Woo!.ens are in moderate request but
quite d m at The low prices now current.
GUHSY BAGS.-Tnere have been sal"s or 400
bales at lac. currency; so dozen and $50 bales 4io
ponds average, q. 6 l4c. gold, 10 bond.
GUNNY 10TH This article Is quiet AZ adVlces
from the Snutu are no, favorable for shipments.
Sa es o. 1880 rolls domestics at l7hc, currencyi
so bales Bnrneo at 171ialSc aud small lots Of Cal
cutta at Is Ha15s<c per yard, currency.
NAVAL SToRES.-ln spirits turpentine consid.
cradle aGvance has taken place, with sales Ol 800
hhds al 63 65 per gallon. and more held at 65c.
Tar Is firm az SO 25a3 so per bbl. Rosin has ad-
vanced aud Is quite firm. We quote common
strained at SO 75a4; No at 81 25a4 so; at S5a
S. and pale at SSa9 per bol. 10. OF SO holI pale
selling at IS = per mol In potash the sa.e3 have
been at SO rs per bbl for southern.
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Receipt. by railroad, September 30.
sorTa e.RoLIyA RAILROAD.


1905 bales cotton, 81 bales 6 ,ods. lo1 Sis nour,
459 sacks corn. 2 cars STOCK. To Ralirnad Agent.
Frost Il Adger, W Villains i Son. Geo " vii.
llams 4 CO, Mowry & Son, VIM c Ece + co, W
Dukes d CO. WI cox, Gibbs & CO, W W Smith, 4
Salinas, Reader Davis, T P Smith. Louis D
DeSauSsure. Bowling & CO. @ H Walter & CO.
Mulgap, Sloan i Segnions, A Courtney, Jno
Hancke, NurdauRh y Mathews, Graeser i har.
mon, Wiss CO. Treuho:m Son. Cooia i CO,
Ravenel Holmes & CO, Srenens, Werner Duck
er, H BulwnEle. Jn0 Campsen Il CO, Ii Bischof i
CO, Tiedemap, calder co, L Sharp.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1885 bales cotton. 32l bbls naval st res, cars
lumber aud Ii e stock, tobacco, mdse. DC. To G
W Wi iams 4 CO, T P smith, A Smith, Mowry
H6ws r ayenPf PfEec Z Co. Prna so son
a salinas, Barden &c Parker, Fro.t & Adger.
Whilden Jon-s. Witte BrOa, Caldwell Il son. Fl
q Hu igtns. Crane, Boylston CO. bowling co,
GaiIlar'i d Minott, A Quackenbush, Wieters,
E Wei IS, Mallonee, and Railroad Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
81 bales cotton, 1913 bushels rough rice cars
lumber and wood mdse &c. To Bowling CO, W
z Bee Il CO, " b Williams & Son, W G Courtney
i ca, T Smith, Reeder i Davis, Murdaugh i
Mathewes, Macq ieen d Riecke, Geo Williams
i co. J II Graver & CO, Stoney Il Lowndes. Pinck-
ney Bros, Pringle Son, L Willow, N Ward, P
G Hasell. Wrts Bros, Miss G II Able, KinSman i
Howell, Potter. and Forwarding Agent.
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Lat 81 deg 40 min 80 sec Lon 10 deg ST min s7 St C.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
Left Wednesday. Mdse. TO James Adger CO, ]
E Adgtr 4 c.. = d Ahrens cJ, j Apple, II Bis
chon & CO, Adams, Damon & co, Archer. G "
Aimar D A ANIME, E Bates i co. Ii BRISTOL i
co. Bollmaun Bros. W NJ Bird 4 CO, r C Borner,
L E Bedford, W S Bissell, G Bowman, b Boyd,
D T Browne. D Brahe CO. Q Bart CO. Crane,
Boyls!on CO, II Cater. Canale, Cobla 4
co, Geo Conner. T d c ancy co, Charleston City
Railroad Company, Dowie. NOISE 4 Davis. Edw
Daily, Douglas i Miller, Elias 4 Bro, Jno Fairly
CO, - Fleming CO. Furchgott. Benedict i
CO, Feldmann & co, @ Graveley, Forsythe, Nc.
Gorham, Gcod:ich, Wineman L co, Huger & Raw.
.nel, Hunt, Ilarbeson & CT, NJ II Hendricks,
J II Hlllen. Johnson, Crews Il CO, T II Horsey
& Bio, Charles Ktrrson, knsmau Bros o f q a
5 Johnson. II lohuson, Kiep II Klalte CO,
KltncS. WicEenberg co, Kiusman Howell, A
Lsnger, Laurey s Alexander, z LeDgn. .cS, Edw
Lee, charles Lit.ehgl, VIM Mckay, Leldlng, "
Marshall Burge, W A Mehr,ens, 4 Muller, X
Marshall, J H Moran Meuke Il Muller. n H Nor.
gan c", Nlmitz, ID O'Aehl Il sons, B O'Neil
L 0,Seill, Paul Il co, Ravenel. uolmas i CT, S
Z Railroad agent, RaveLel co. SIoldard i
c.. Stehens, Werner j. puck,r, Paul, Welch Il
Brapdes, N Polltzer, E Perry, z Plenge, e P Pop.
,penaelm. ] Qlackenbush. Sell 4 Foster. Vim p
Schlflley, L Schnell, Tiedemann, Calder 4 CO. J
smith, Southern Express Co, w Steele, X Thorn
llnson, j THOMSON, ~aRener & Monsses Walker.
Evans CGgswcl, Wielers, S Ii Wilson L Bro,
A's''. w II W. CH, lhJtOT " co, y VI lrOtL,
Walsh. WeiISopf, W l. Weub, S A Wilson, WI
Yates, and Others,
NJ Ia scar 4 " Brown, wicks, New York; days.
Mise 10 w R''ach d co, Adams, Damol d CO. ]
Arg'r K co. Fl Blschoir 4 Co, W NJ Bird & CO, W
Bf0okbanEs, Bolmann Bros, Benne i Brown. II
oil ia 4 CO Cameron. Barkley X CO. T CampbelI.
W Chafee Il CO, Holmes Calder, II Crnch H A
Duo, pa Bros. bowie, Noise Il l'avis, Grave.
ley. GurHey. Fl Graver Il CT, Hart 4 CO, Hur.
kamp d co, II Katie d CO, j W Lin,ey, MantOue L
CO. = r Marshall, B Neufville, O'Neill, Ravenel
d co, A QuacSe bush. S q Railroad CO, Stefens,
Werner 4 Ducker. W Shepherd & CO, K ThOmlin
son l. CO. T,edcman, Calder d co, Thompson &
CO, w l. Wehe. w Ii Welch, l. Weisk0pf, J B r, G
Williams 4 CO. rrier and others.
Steamer Water Lilly, Toglio. tdisto. Enterprise
aad Way Landings. 80 bags eea island cotton,
mdse and sund,les. To - Nisbes, Wite Bros,
stonry IL Lowniies, Fraser L Dill, Ravenel It Gu.
renhoim h SIN: ID McPheIson. Kinsman & How
ell, rp Slnitr, W Boyle, BOllmann Bros, - BIC.
Bride. ..cGmty. and others.
steamer Planse-, Foster, Peedee River, via
Geo geiown, 5 &. 20 bales cotton, l75 bbls naval
stores, lnhse &c To Raveael, Holmes Il co. TP
smith: M.wry ,on, " Ryan, Frost & Adger
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HUMAN FLESH

ever known. It. gives universal satisfaction, and
we CON testify to its efficacy from our own expe
rience.
Extract of letter from Bethel Farley, dated
NARROW, N. H.. August ], 1857:
Your medicine gives sallsflct on to all who
have used IT, and taxes the leo OF my article OF
the iLiment kind In use In this cinily.
Mess,s McLan u Bros. Wholesale Druegi rs,
Wheeling Va, says uudsr da.e II July q, 1866:
That they en- safely recommend the GARGLlNG
OIL for more diseases than II Is recommended lot.
Extract OF letter from Hon. Nathan LINDSEY.
ounty Judge Df SHELBY County, iowa, dated Har-
Ian, April l3, 1857:
II is decidedly preferred to any other Liniment
sold iu this section.
Extract Of letter from Thomas Sturterant,
dated IIillsboro', H.. May l3, 1851:
Your GARii ING OIL Is spoken OF by those who
have .used 1t as q 6rst.rate article and should
like TO have you seLd me sone more OF 1t to sell.
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AND

Extract OF letter from Grlgsby 4 Strong, dat.
ed Trenton, Tenn, September 10, 1851:
You may state IN Almanac, that, with an e1.
ne ience In the drug market OF fifteen years, the
uARGLING OIL has not been excelled.
From Dr. T. W. Elll, Troupevllle, Ca, January
6, 1889:
II / should receive both boxes OF the GARG
LING OIL, 1t will not be too much As think
could soon find sale for J all, the inquiry being
frequent siuce Is is supposed that nave 1t for
,ae.
From Dr. william S. McClll, Chamols. No., No.
vtnber 9, 1858:
our GARGLING OIL IA rakirg the shine OF
from all the Llniments OF the day. II you desired
then could procure dozens OF ceru1cates from
the lest citizens Of the country.
Extract Of o letter from DR.. F. L. Patte, dated
Ravelsw0cd. a., January 27, 1856:
The GARGLING OIL is the only reliable EN-
brocat.n IN existence-.o say t'e pe'rle. we
can sell more OF that thaa Uf al, The rest put
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HORSE FLESH.

together. can furnish you with five hundred
certificates II you want
Frrm the Louisville (Ky.) Daily Democrat, June
1856:
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL has become one
OF the most popular LiDiments for human nesh
that Is now prepared, while for horses and cattle
1t has no equal in the world. We are assured BY
those who have used 1t f,r the piles-one OF whom
is distinguished physic,sn-that among all the
various pile remedies. nop- Afforded such speedy
relief as the ',ARGLlNG OIL.
rom Crump b Bros, Cochrane Landing Ohio,
November 2cc, 1855:
We are pleased with your medicine. 1t has
been the means OF curing great number OF dtf-
lerent diseases upon personals also upon horses.
We think It cures ali you recommend 1t to do.
We want ,Cp to send us the larger proportion OF
the var CIV for family use," In small bUttles.
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N.w York Nava, Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. Friiay. sep
tember %: The market for spirits turpenIioe has
become rather duie;. The liberal movement yes
terday, whic,, f. 10 reported to-day. was mainly
to 6ll shipping orters, has brought the STOCK
down 10 a low point and prompted further ad.
vance In prices, merchantable order closing az osc
price, limited to urgent wants. Sales embrace so
bbls from yard at 64c, so New York ools 81 &c ana
100 bbls from store 84a64hc. Rosins-the demand
for strained Ia less urgent. Prices show no change,
as stocks are moderate. The fine grades meet
with q good joobing trade. Sales are Ss7 DDS
strained at s3 6l1s; 3l5 bbs at So e5 100 6ols No
l. 81 25; 100 bills pale, 81 l2h q DDS 90 81 anu n
a3 62X: No at SIS 75al Is: No at 81 5oa6 Is; pale
at S6aT; extra pale at 81 25a9 so. Tar Is mode,
rately active at about late prices. Sales are foo
bbls. Washington on Private terms. 80 oois Oh
ton at S3a3 l2h.
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N.w York Rice Market.

,.,,, rho D,Ily Bulletin, Thursday, September
90 tfRm Rnsness mes raher slow on domestic, and with
one or two holders pressing the market. prices
continue easy, ranging to-day from iIasc on
ssles OF 50 tcs East India IL In rair reqpest ana
ssas5v but with enough stock ctieriug for the
outlet Sales OF 800 bags al 6Ha7hc for Rangoon.
and 7HaIAc for Pana.
From the Daily Bulletin, Friday, September
% The demand from all quarters has been mod
for the day. Prices are nominally unchanged:
though some old lots Of domestic are being forced
Oh at pretty low figures. Sales OF go tcs Caroina
at 7Ias,,c and 90 bags East India at 61laIS LOT
Raugccn, and 7a7Zc for Patna.
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New York Hay Market:

From the Daily Bulletin Friday. sertemper a;: ~:
Receipts today 2o, bales The demano saaI oS rs Mo
hile % at Fl 10: o5 fnr Tarboro' N. Co. at 81 la; 40
1e eor Wilmington ~ at 81 TO- ana so for Portsmouth
asIIo az Retals steady aud meets win nose gqtSSe tSe
demand Straw is Tnchanses' uorrison Ms m9te to VIII VII
Enaus n ,us " RicSerson Mr.. Morrison reiires from
h,s,neSs 10 ho Mr. Rckerson one OF the most acilve
and honorable men In the trade, has lor many
an,rs anu haen connectei with the old house, and
w. becomes the active partner. Their specially
is sh,pplng grades, and their business has BY lar
exceeded that OF any other house.
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Pelzer. Rodgers co. wit'e Bros; w .an Bes q ~,
Z, n walter & co. Shackelford Kelly, Batoen q
Parker, A Quack nbush. Rinsman q ho"ei'
s,onn sUnSs Iom Beilveu Plantation. bales
sea island cotton. ToJ Heath. ,ooo h,sh.
Slrop Julia Dean, Harris. Comoahee. l.Oo od'ii
els rough rice. To " Bee co. ,,,s oo,,on
Boat from Wadmalaw. Dag sea ls'an" 'o'''A'
II sost fr rm Christ Church. bag sea isiand
cotton, To " A Boyle. ,,,ord ,ot
ton. To StOney & Lowndes. ;,,,,a oo,-
Boat from Johns Island. oags SEQ i''an" W.
'0tI Roat from James Island. l bag sea lslano
cotton. To Stoney Lowndes
Roat from Edsto. 8 bags sea ls!ano colton.
Received from West Point Mill. q uetces tice'
To Stouey Lowndes. , -,,o ro
Received from Bennetps MIL. 10 tcs fice' AZ
Hasell.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
CL schr virginia. Ross, New YorS.72 hours.
Mdse. To n Baker 4 co. " g Whiden, Agent,
II Gerdts & co. Railroad Agent,W Telegraph co.
] " Lindley, Mantoue co, Cameron, barkiey &
co, Order, Smith & CO. D Silcox, ONelil;
] P Kiep. q Bischor & CO. OF wieters, BOYD, y
I, uiNeill, II klatte L co, d Bulwinkle Toale.
Douglas & Miller. Holmes & Calder, q Card, Mrs
Tannluuson, " Harral. wagener 4onsees, Kag.
enel. Holmes co. !enords CO. Panl; nSa Me,ea q
Brandes, Goodrich, Wineman CO, G Frsnke' ~ L
Walsh. A LANCER, D Paul Il co. Bollman1 BIOS, W
l. Roddy, Olney co, Baum Brcs. g Ciaussen,
Sterens, Werner i Ducker, Il Slender, bar' q
Sioop Ellen. from Cooper River. 1850 bushels
| rough rice. To Reeder q Davis.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
steamship Georgia, Crowell. New forK-Wag
| ner Huger Il CO. W A Courtenay.
ne british tsrS, ntiue II f Seed, Hopkins, Liver
| pool-R Mure i CO.
f0 SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New YORK.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
! Schr Gen Banks. Raynes, Southern rort.
Schr Frances Sstterly, Stetson, New YORK.
FROM THIS TORT.
Steamship Manhs tan, woodruff, at Ne" York
September so. ,n.uoda,,,,o
Steamship Empire. Hinckley, at 'Philadelphia
sehr Jennie Wiley, Wiley, Darien, ca, 2S
| September. ~ x-,.
September 80.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig F. q Kennedy, HSlle;t, at Boston. septem
her q.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Gulf Stream, McCreery, at Philade,
phia. september 2s.
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A LINIMENT
From D. G. Robinson, sarepta, Mss, February

From D. G. Robinson, sarepta, Mss, February
18. 1857:
OIL; 1t has given general satisfaction. II has
cured case OF rheumatism OF ten years. stand
Ing. and Is great for Burns In fact, 1t has been
successful In almost every case where IL has nad
q fair tia. .--' -
r-v,o DIR. R. F. Parsons, Brighton, Ind, septem-
keep q large stock OF sour GARGLlNG OIL OIL
hand, and fnd 1t the best preparation 10 OF the
kind in use; and sell three tim as much OF 1t as
From l.. Schlottman. Round Top, Fayette COun.
ty. Texas, February Is, 1869: .
I am now selllug more OF your GARGL1SG OIL
than any other Liniment and all who have USED
1t pronounce 1t '.the best thing out"
T. d Ia lor, OF Concord, KY, says:
Thee ANGLING o l. cured u horse OF his, injured
while ploughing, by attempting to step over
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CuESTE2. September 81 -Mui1lings liz &c.
tOLUMRia. september 29-SAleI 66 bales;
midull"gs III
ANDERSON, September 27-Tu day middliugs
comma i7c.-.
,UNly>. Sentemher $50 bales sod during the
week. NJ nket opes.e' on Monday at i7.4o, closed
to-day ar 17c..
oRANGtBURG. September 2e-:ales during
the week 265 bales, VIZ quite: URINARY l8. low
wfhGhng Tx. midlrg lIA
SEIWI September 29-Sales to day 200 bales :.
x,t,IiI, ,a lsI 4ISkc; i0w mtldlings l7Ialsc
The nIa'k ..ir Ell y: OUTSIDE and closed easy at
ius de p. ic,s.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Me5srs W Roach Il co, Agen OF the Willimant
Is ami Phosphate ompany, report the clearance
ut Rull River C. on The .9sh SEPTEMBER, OF tnt
ba Argentine, with 675 tons phosphate rock
and the bark Ernst Benno, with FOO tons OF phos
phate rCck, both for ports in the United Kingdom
The Martin Luther. from Demerara, arrived al
Bull River, S c. 18th inst.
The brig Means from BucSsvil.e, S G, for Bos
ton, arrived at Vineyard Haven September 20.
The schr Lizzie Evans, Mahan,, from George
town, Z, arrived at New York september u.
The schr C Webb. Day, from New York. arriV
ed at Georgetown, S c, oath inst.
the U cutter Resolute, Chase from Key West
arrived at Georgetown, 2Sth inst.
The schr Anna Farrow. FArrow, from Ocracoke
N c, arrived at Georgetown, s q, 26ta inst.
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rh. Charleston Cotton, Rtee """
S.ores Market.

c.u.s,on Cotton, Rice an"
stores Market.
o,r,cr CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER oo'
corros.-The market for this staple sho"'"
..,adv and well sustained demand az lun anu
arm 1cares; sales about COO bales, say at H. ol
.tI7E % at Tx. 90 at TX, IS at ls, 81 at 1917
Iso at 1sx, IL at 1sH, Ill at lSh, 10 % al
Isx, 10 on private terms. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary......iS5 gHH
Low middlng..
Middling. ,oISvSS
Strict m.d1nng ........-. ..-'io2aS'
RIcE-This grain was quiet for want oi . s'ocA
NAVAL STORES There were no sales repoi eu
RRv1Ggrs.-To Liverpool by steam, dilecl, y"
On uplands Id on sea Islands; via NC" 80
I'd on upands, IA on sea islsnds' " 'an' y.
rnIands e.lst, sea Islands nominai. ~ ha'.e
,or,naI. Coast twIse-to New YORK oy s'eaia' Az
.,n nniands and 1c on sea Islands; 81 80 q tierce
ON rice: BY sail nc q tb on cotton; = = uerce
a rice: 4oc p barrel on rosln; s7@s . on ium'
.her. saa1o a N on timber. To Boston, BY SAL,
10 a rb on upland cotton. To Providence, ns
sail Sc. p NJ on boards, sc q ID on cotton; oy
ateam sl p bale on New York rates. TO Phila-
deiphia, BY steam nc q b on uplands; by sal, 81
NH on boards; So on timber; So per ton en- ctay'
and Ssasa so on phosphates. To Baltimore oy
steam xc p ID by sail, $6 5o@7 p N on boards;
$sas2s . ton on phosphate rock vessels are In
demand by ou. merchants to take lumber freisn's
rom Georgetown, s. OsDarlen and satilla HiVer'
Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla to Northern ports'
and sIo@12 p are the rates On lumber and
boards.
Misunderstanding go day bills 22k.
DOMESTIC ExcH ,NGE.-Ths banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at X@K Oh, and sell at par
There is uo business doing in time bills. r
GOLD-l4@l5
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LIST OF VESSELS
uP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
uP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Luret, Nielsen. sailed. Sept is
Bark Annie Klmball, Stinson. sailed. August ~
WEST HARTLEPooL, ENG.
The Elise, eroaca. sailed. August 8
BIO DE- JAfEtRo.
German schr Clara, Bodewes, sailed. August ~
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig II Kennedy, Hallett, up. Sent p
brIs nd nuie Aoue, =, up. ~
Brig LZahei. -, up. ..-.-.. -..--.... sept ~
Schr Charles Comery, tinKham, up ......--Sept 10
NEW YORK.
Schr Myrorer, Brown, up..................Sept ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Calf Stream Mocreery: cl'd... Sept 2S
Schr Henrietta, Leaytrr, up................Sept ~
BALTIMORE.
Schr J Si!ckLey, Fooks. up..............sept
RocKPoRr, MK.
Schr Frank i Emily, McCobb. cleared. :. Sept II
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champlon, from New York
Fred Osborne, W X Ktngman. H Castles and
wife, Mr. Supson, G II Ingraham, A White and
wife, HeDzer, and steerage.
Per steamer Water Lilly. from EdtSto. Enter.
prise and Way Landings-Col JOS Whaley, snd
on deck.
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DACHIO MAnSTEAMsHIP CoAPY's
rHEaH LINE TO
CALIFORNIACHI AND JAPAN.

FARES GrATLY REDTCED.
steamers OF the ase line leave Pier .SfAA
No. AZ, North Rive foot OF Canal
street, New York, atl O'Clock noon, OF the l6tr
and 3oth of every on:h except when these
dates fall on Sundayhen the Saturday preced
ing. .-5-l..
rrs for south Pacinani UenUrai American borra.
departure of 18th toche at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and Chra, steamers leave San Fran
cisco rrst OF ever month, Except when It falls on
Sunday; then nhe day Preceding. .. -,
No California teameTs to,ch a. Havana, bet
90 direct from pw Yorx to Lipinwall.
One hundred runds oagga9Ifree to each adult
Medicine and sendance free.
For Passage ickets or other Information app ,
at the OOMPEY'S TICKET OFFICE, on /. g
wharf foot Canal street, N0th River, New
York. r. Il. B\BY, Agent.
tlty26-lyr
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExDOrlS,

,,rvppoo1-per Br Ss,ke tine NJ seed-iieo
hIs M ros; n. 500 bbls spirits turpent:ne or
oG NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgi'S :. saSs Ssles
sea island and 1889 bales up!and co1lo, on; mis- ma
Somestlcs ant good 81 tierces rice - ~ ceSe 100
1s stores los casks clay 1913 bags oil n,ian seed
bSis OIL Sos pkgs died fruit 600 nsss sgs osundries-
meal, los enr.y ob!s and l2o pSs' ''
{ otal 1859 pkgs.
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FOR

s,ump almost severing the thigh from the body;
also, that he hos used It In his family for fifteen
years, and Is the best remedy for cuts, Burns,
bruises, Frost Bites, Strains, Rheumatism, DC,
he ever used.
Extract Of letter from DR.. C. T. Murphy, dated
Magnolia, N. c.:
have usrd your GARGLlSG OIL for several
wears. and dad It superior 10 AL other medicines
for the disea. es and purposes for with It Is re-
commended.
From Messrs. E. d Il. Bell, Bellville, Fillmore
County, Mimi, September 2s, 1883:
We WIN sell a great deal more OF your GaRG-
LING OIL ct this point for the future, for the rea-
son that it gives good satislacio to customers.
From Messrs Z. L. q E. W. Olds, Norwich w.,
February 1, 1859:
Allow US 10 say In regard to your GARGLlNG
OIL, that we esteem II The best Linment We have
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THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

Professor LOUIS wUNDRAM'S BLOOD PURI
FflNG AND PURGATIVE HERBS, I'm pllls o.
Powders,) for the cure OF all Acute or Cnroni'
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and lmper
tect digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same tpro
lessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany3
G0UT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tincture.
Epileptic Remedy.
TOOthache Drops.
Herb Tea tfor Dyspepsia and EervousnessJ
. Rheumatic Herb Tea.
GouL Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser (the German "Paln klller."i
For sale by DR.. Ii. ) a En-,
may30 No. l3l Meeting street.
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EOR NEW YOR K.
ON SATURDAY OCTOBER I, AT
O'C4OCK P. n.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsrABLIsHED 1871

The Splendid Ne Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLYN ABecSett, Commander. VIII sai
for New York on SATURDAY. October !, 81
O'Clock P. NJ. from9ier No. 2, Union Wharyes; :,
Through Bills Lading rI to LiVerp3GE. Tp Garoo Ss
Trieste. Na6iss. ighorn, Ohristiania. Got Gotten
hnra end ta t:Iasgg. by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New Erlaud Cities as usual.
Insurance by stenefs q this Line y per cSnp CEN
For Freight i,Engss,nsesss spa SG w w
HUGER CO., No26 Broad street. or S~
i. COURTENAY, n Union Wharf.
cc,0-mwfli
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A1ORTHEATERN RAILROAD COE
~ PANY.
&R&A

UuArRsroN, s. G., February IL. 1871,
Trains will lese Charleston Daily at $50 a. u
and 6P. n.
Arrive at Cbrleston 1880 A. II. Mondays e1
.epted) and Esp. u.
Tram does DIT leave Charleston P. e., Srh
'.ATS.
Train leavin,6:3o A. II. makes through conuec
.iGn to New Ork, via Richmond and Aclul;
creek only, goig through IN 30 hours.
Plsseugera ,aving by p. n. Train hsv'
choice OF routevia Richmond and Washington
1T via Portsmoth and Baltimore. Those leavint
FRIDAY by thisTrain lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
.lmOre. Thoseeavlng on SATURDAY remain SCE
nAy In Wilminpon, N. Q.
This is the cAspest, quickest and most pleasab,
West and Noihwest, both Trains making COZ
nectons at fashington with Western Ialn
OF Baltimore nd y hiO Railroad.
s. 5. S0LOMOES,
Engineer and Superintendent
p. L. CI.GAroR General Ticket Agent.
febll.l2mO8
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Chipping.

The Splendid sneWheel Steamship CHAM
PION, R. ". lockwood. Commander. VIII - sal
from Adger's Wharf forth above Porg, On WED
NEsDAY, the 4.h October, at IL O'Clock N.
NJ Through Billsh Lading gwen On Cottqn , .
Iiyerpool, Boston, Pividence and the New Eng
and manufacturing towns.
For Freight engagements, apply 70
oeto-a JAMES ADGER d o..