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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments were filed torreoord
on Thursday, Nov, 40:

Tho following Instruments were filed torreoord
on Thursday, Nov, 20:
CITY PROPERTY.
Indiana Nv, IA It Of Thirty first IT. W I, 4s1l8o It,
dated Oct. 20; consideration. ss1C0.
Egan ~, IA It Of Cottage Grove sy T. 18 Il to al
10y, dated Aug. II; consideration, t2,oo9,
Went Monroe ut, $50 It Of Wood st. h s. 25x183N It,
dated Oct. 1; confederation, $3,557.
West Superior Ut, 27 tt OF Armour Rt, n + 25rl23
Il, dated Oct. 80 confederation, 81 AGO.
Msrd ~, 100 It Of Twenty-fourth st, " I, o. o10
x124 $40 It, dated Sept. o. consideration, 500.
Church 1t, 1877 It Of North ~, 24xloa II, dated
Nov, 10; consideration, 1900.
Townsend $50 y ot went we,ts b e., a11'2H
Hnwthor ay SIS It Of tees Ut, wi 100 ftto alley,
dated Sept 10 son4ldsss;toD ;s; ss 9:x,oo - ,,, i'm,
rovcmnntu; dated Sopt. 10; consideration, 50 $50.
II ,.9sd s9stl sor ot q7asno5.a m ~
]Ashnnd ~, lB0 II Of Chicago ~, 1. 60x130 It,
A.t4d Nor. u QaaAasSau9R4 &4aMb .....
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French cali, y to % l.05fa 22d
French KIP: 6o 70 190 90bs:..:,:.::..... bs 1.0oa LIST
MEL ,MElALS AND Ill TlNNEhs sIoCK;EIhcrs w.a no
arc , without material variation, as follows
do ran vx 49, tT1t sdT'9 90
Ha TtN-Largs. 400; small, Ac: bar, 42c;,
Gu! Dnee g. le @S0' '''' '''' p' '''' COILS 1890
less quantity. 1s; a!aSs, ~: 49,. .'..' '''e'
SHEET lnoN-No. ~ 624u rates Russia iron, 8, Q,
rates American RuHas-A. A.; 7, 1le; ....:.
No. 2ses2e, 17o; No; q, 1sc No; 49, 2oe. liaeount
voof9EEncoppor be!tom $7S Drazisrs ores u
cut to bizes. 4sc.
W1hEINos. TO 70; to ., loo 10 70 ~ llo; 10,
1lHS; 15 g. "na Sa: u ~ 1so; 15 aud lo l4o; II l5p
count; tenss g wire, ~ car-load, eAg.
Nal1s-Mese qiet al'u wlthone q9otnbs change
II I'D = q g; a. ';:s "a q, ssod I'd do. ns; $50
sy1 H.! e?'s u sss: n"ss ss
;ss sTssl :sps !, 4. dS55 ;,ta@ 3a:
9Iis-6arSea Sas Il actlvs de,nssad, s Ind was
1sfy sSo as eu o'
1oH@l7ci Haa extra winter iasd 72c No. !, &c: No.
io Ss' shso Rsfs sssss e.! .ss;n gsne ess asS 9
Ssk e 90 :!f.ifs s5e slspisst o Sss; tatpsn::
s moa sSs g. n'phth' 0' gravity IS; "'phsh'' con"
Al sound lots selling reality. Many of the carloads
wore disposed Of Ut wdo range of prices, depending,
o1 COURSE on shs damage sustained TAe receipts by
lak6 aa9o generally eaCeu Injury. PcachbloW8 sold
ct St05@l10 ana Ut $2.76@3.0o III barrels. FroBted
lot so.4f a4ptab!s nhH It N So@75s; 7.
rooLIAx MSD 9a oo, Offerings wsrs not yesJ
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

- THURSDAY EVENING. Nov, 20.
lrinor. Va quoto a4 lsr cont proof ut $i,fSta1 1sa
s4es include oao brls, in bond, drl,vsrabIo Ii New
BEANS AND rEAs--Wcrs in rnolsrate reouest at
The given prices. Nayes s2.4o@2.65; good to primo
ns'lian hand picked, :.56: common do, sl6o
DUrrEnA fatr sont Of 9rans i' ;au wus done in
this sapla ut prces not varying materially from toao
Choices yellow, ae@3oc medium 10 good, laQaaic; in.
ior1or to common, l39l8o: common to choice roll,
BAaGlNG-ncmans quiet and steady ut about
former quotations. Prices range AZ follows Shark H.
3eNo % e 1udloT A. SIC ,Iewiston Ho: American.
bugs md lu, s32oa; g,nnics, sngla, i1c51s%s; % d.
double, 27A@aso; uoosaeka S3ao5c 71'"'
BROOM CoRN-A fow small orders arc placsd each
Quotations continued, as follows: Choicc 10 sxtra
hurl, 714628s; that will work itself Into choice
hnra l broom, e8@1e; tor good do, 6h3oo; good to
DUiLpiSa dssnd i IS coatnea 1SySu
70 ANAL lots and prices unpitercd stucco $250@
cement, s335@3.50 Utica, Lonisyie, Msnus. and A..
10 marble dust: 90; lime III bulk, soc@slo0; lime
paatering har. bu, 4oc land plaster $20o . brl; rc
brick, 7 1,oo6. ss5.oo@5O.oo building brick teom-
6ris sss9 M,wauleo and Kacno PRESSED s2sooa @
900 del; do common, ST.. Cog 1906 Indians preaaeI
sV5 tg59S2So9 il 10 COMMON sOuos15oo rs cl4y,
iCHEEsE-ln this department there wero no chances
OF Importance moderate amount of sales 1eug IT,
eompshsd M \ ths annexed rsngo Of prices New York
faeory, DO. 12;a13c lowor grades, 7@iie.
WoAl-The coal market WAS again reported dull,
With prices weak ena unsettled Following the
t5,oo; Ere 5ss9s;es s9o %a,aat ota 5Hs5
Cnsrty Mine $3.50; Dossburg, ss.6oss9 ou Canncl,
indiana Soef nas.y. yssy sSs5 KsHlaud
Graft; c.tsS $s19; Anonk %; wilmington, ssoo
uEs W0r harrn pkrj
:.5sl whisky bsrrels q So2ed; lard tisrees,,
s2l. oO@2aD do, bueket, $Slo05eoo; tierce sta1ss,
rGngh, $22.oo@%.oo bucked sawed, $15.oo@2
@asoy stsgss 9ss rtGng g: lehed
PEE psrk md ttcrce poles, s5oo0a looo pr m.
moderate supply, were hrner. Sales were mado 1t
atl5@lsc. "''' o"'4
jobbn9 trale is not heavy, and lealors ars amply
stocked. Eo quote: Good to prime AYe-goose featb.
ssss 1T fen t!naant st tands 59bhng rcea 5o9
FlsH-Ns new features wero developed In tho ash
quotations No; whitefsh, ,5.br, t5.95ao 40; No
do. 5s.oo@s2s; N9. troat. A35es6o % No. sl.ore
iassssss Sebt .Sa Hs 9sy so91S
Ss:s; Sast sotasG .*s:So@s.7S; asofsss eedi:h, T.
d. ss1iag asl.aef fPs sf psS:oe ssfSe
es1as ri isSs9o e .:e3 81
FRUITS AND NuTs-Iho changes Il this market
were untmIe:sant Iraas was aaiet all around, but
degree Of himnesa Nuts Wero IN fair Request ut for
rates, areduction Of 1c In peoana bong the only
1s14eS ae~ asumn ss II 6o1es. ps9 1nss
frsnch pruass, i5@l4e Turkish rru,,as, i3HsSi4o:
rssns, layers, new, t2cs@?7t faIsin. layers old,
, 1873-11-21
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EyxNrHa, Nov. 10,
The following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading ARTICLES OF produce III Chicago
during tho past twensy-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago;
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a. Uua-Io-uaya receipts wore about 81, ,00G making
0o0 Tor the two dayst and COO alncc Saturday.
Ihe fact That Tho depreciation In snuss resulting from
thia nnrse:edsntedly heavy supply scarcely reaches
lec per 100 lta ~ something remarkable Any ethor
market in the country would have collapsed nld.r tho
and st. Louis would probably nevor have recoyoycd
fso the HhOss The Experienced employees q hs
and properly, cared for thta Immense numbes
oa thoss, without unusual eomn,otion, Which
of the presont management. Trade openod briEk
.hs .as,. morning. n 1h and Continued unt.terrapediy
from those current yesterday afternoon. Common to
medium hsasy Weight Weakened Htt1e,. aales show
inga decline Of about 5e per 100 s, but tor othsz
grades quite as good prices we're roazsa wers o.
tainable Yesterday Tho continued activity in ths de-
ycoped in that market, to hase oiled packers
With eonadence, aud they ntood ready 10 take tho
".rorkcrs AZ fast as they could bs weighed OF 10
them At .co@375 for common to naot1ium, and ut
$.so@395 for good to Aolco qualities. Ohoieo to
extra light grades Tcro wanted on Easorn account at
$4.ooat1o The bulk Of tie days aales were within
tha rauge Of $3.7o@39o. We ndts tho following: :.
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NOTICE,
NV11CEs
MOTT CE1.

Notice H. ho.eby syon, TIN. application will bs made
BY - 1.-The lssmsngtan Empsn Sowing iael.ins Conpa.
xttus Of tae 4xs ot e .ts S:T
Of corporations for ina1utactultnR. ,ing, meohxnca
chemical ak5iouural, horticultural. nudcal
H. 1915 and tho laws hsfof
SSbt; aiaY1q " H. sAis a 1e =
II which ie principal s9ypos.s pFsps1.s sustsd te
Nss York b held ths Court House. in The Cty Of
Syrhote. In tho Fifth judicial District IN tha lrs Tues.
Dr. soon Thereafter .. counsel hoard fos "a
tho oorporst0 naulb Of Reuington aowlng Ma.
chius Company"
Said application will be made unGos and bs ytrus Of
thu proYlaGnR Of chapter s OF tho seaanu ask of .7O
ens s ut 70 ntTs e. s
piliLO REMINGTON,
President Of maid Incorporated Company.
THog. RICHARDSON, Attorney. llion N. Y.
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EVENING Board, corner Twenty-scconl)
etreot and Wabash avenue, 930 y. IN.
Sales 200 brls 1uess pork, seller february,
$l2.75; 150 tea lard, caAl, at Ike.
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Tho Ohino,'se in California.

The Chinese are farin.g badly
in California. From the earliest
period of the gold excitement tho
almond.eyed worsbiper Of Joss has;
been viewedwith Jealous eye,
and again and again he has been
prosecuted and maltreated by
his Caucasian brother. Tho peo.
plo of California entertain for the
"Heathen Chinco' the same hatred as
was entertained by tho northern me-
ohanio for the regro, previous to tho
war, and is manifested even since
emancipation. The whites Of the
South havo no conception Of this feel.
ing. Tic two racoo here grew up TO-
gether, and although tho distinctions
Of superiority and inferiority were al.
ways observed, kindly feeling exist.
cd bt.H6cH .hom. Even now, though
the colored race have foisted upon US
every species Of CORRUPTION, yet indi.
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klngton' OF the lnman Line had been
wrecked at sea. and several lives lost.
The news caused deep sensation, bu.
! feelings of suspense and anxiety wero
relieved byn later announcement that,
though, The steamer had gone
aground, the passengers and crew has
been saved. A telegram from the pur
ser OF the steamer, to the agent of the
4lne III this city, dated Liberia, Nova
Scotia, says the "Clty of Washington'
! struck rock seventy miles west of
Sambro light house, while in a dense
|f9g. She is likely to become total loss.
&.H' passengers and crew, baggage aud
spare stores, werc.r landed at port Lii
! oera. It. seems that immediately after
the vessel struck she began to ill rapid.
~. The pumps were set to work, hut
water gained 50 fast tie Captain deci.
dra to leave ,h" vessel
+" New York July 8 Walwor,h. Tie
<nq!!r'cid', caves the To,nbs lor Sing
DiTg Tomorrow.
p CINciNSAwi, July l2-Thcrc were
ily!e cholera cA.cs yesterday. In
'ai omrlis, only three iutcrmcnts-
'choIe,". In Nashville, five deaf hs
lnll colored-no cholera. In Chat.
tatoqrga, four deaths, but no cholera.
H. LITTLE EccK July l2.-Tho
10, ernor has mustered out all tho
militia officers in Pope county and
"rpolnfed WIN. A.. Crawford, for
mcrly Confederate colonel, brigadier.
general Of militia. y new repistra-
tion las been ordered in several conu.
ties.
New York, July IA letter
from on Indian agent in Texas states
hat he expects some fifteen hundred
NlckHnoo and Pottowntomie Indians
and 1000 Lipans aud Mes ccllero In.
clans will return from Mexico and 90
upon tho reservations assigned them.
MEMpnls, July l3.--Gencral Is.
NJ Bradford, major Of tho First Mis-.
slss'ppi Infantry during the Mexican
war and who distinguished himself at
Buena Vista, is dead.
W IiTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July II.
"A sleeping car on the eastern bound
train of the Atlantic, Missi. s;rpi and
Ohio ,Ruilroad jumped the track I ear
New River tri'gc. / bis morning apl
rolled over snall cmbankmcnt. a.
brcakman was Killed, the sleeping car
conductor had a leg broken and some
half dozcp Of the passengers were
badly hurt, but all escaped serious in.
jury.
WAsH'NoroN, July ia special
seys that II combination has been
formed Of whiskcy dealers and rail.
road men to operate on the next Con-
gress to repeal certain Internal revc.
nuo laws deemed inimical to their in-
tefesta.
LoNo Branch. July l2.-Duiy
Won the hurdle race time, 7,27.
rammany threw her rider at the
ninth jump.
;;"Sr. LOUIS, July l2.-Thrce per.
sous killed and several hurt by tho
cavingip of Parker, Russell a. Co.'S
fire clay mine.
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Tho Eric Railroad IN onopolies,

Among the many rnoneyed corpo.
rations Of tho present day tho Erie
Rail Road holds an important posi-
tion. 1t has been the vehicle Of
moro fraud aud oorrup ption than any
other institution Of the country, the
Presidency and Congress not except
cd. Through it, Jay Gould and Jim
Fisk b%indlea capitalists generally
and masucd FortEHoS for thepselves.
And when tho English stockholders
rose in body and dethroned the prin.
oos Of Erie, Con. Sickles amassed n
fortune in reforming tho Corporation
as its President. Under the present
management tho road is nourishing,
and capitalists arc no longer afraid to
invest in its binds. But i;rio has not
yet ceased to bo en- Object of wonder
to the world. At the lato election
for directors, somo of tho heaviest
voting on record was done. A Mr..
Barlow deposited 400, 900 votes in tho
ballot box, and had 100000 moro to
poll when tho managers called time.
Each share was entitled to vote,
and Mr.. Barlow represented $50, 900,
600 of stock. lIo was proxy for $780,
100000 owned by British, and $780,
100000 by..Aworican stockholders, As
might bc supposed ho had tho polls to
himself, and made and unmado off
GERS At pleasure. Thus ono of tho
min artcriea 81 trade, eight hundred
miles long, oonn ooting the metropolis
Of Amerio1 with tho great agricultu.
raj region of the v ost, is under tho
control of one man. Suoh power is
dangerous to the welfare Of the coun-
try. The tendency of capital at tho
present day, like that of government
is towards Capitalization. There are
now thrco great railroad combinations
IN tho United States--the New
York Central controlled by Vunder-
Bile tho Pennsylvania Ceqtral CON-
trolIedIy Tom Scott, and tho Eric
controlled by Barlow. So long as
these shree combinations arc equally
powerful, competition will keep them
within bounds but let two of them 20
TO tho wall, and tho third will form
tho most OPPRESSIVE. monopoly ever
known 70 tho world. l. can dictate
its own torms to5the people, and oan
break down any opposition. Then
with railroad monopoly, o telegraph
~ ~onopo'y, and an express monopoly,
tho whole country will 90 bound
bend and coot. - is high time for
opposition Of some sort to arise, and
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"ZEPH YR."
I MuSiCATED.

H.' 1+tttoF: :.ti, ,
n.y'ps 50 much leisure tin, time, I now
write'a. few lines during these dog du, .,
that may be carefully peruscd. WAL,
my sqfj'ct i>,,"Dull Times aud how
to avert thcm." AS the summer sol
/ st'ce is upon us, let us be,soiue means
%" "YYtEer kill our, times Let US haye
s"mc way of passing ,ths tiue nIeas
autly during these long days. Blue
faces aud long o,untcnances ure what
we daily meet such ought not to.be,
for where i, there moro oongcnial
anA pleasautcr littlo spot than the
."Rerc :" Yet we are without any
means Of having little pleasure or
social intereour:1... Cvn.ider my pro-
position, and if | can have fair sup
port, | do not see how We can fail in
TIE enterprise. I for ono thon pro-
pose to our youag friends of tho
g "'Boro," l mean the young men,, to
organize a Rcba,iug Club, or. social
organization by which rScans We: can
pass our evenings in mutual enjoy.
mcns' aud wherc our feicpas pan en-
Joy our depates. Such rccroations
are what wo are in direct want Of.
There is talent enough hero to form
an organization that the "Boron boys
may yell be proud of it. Let us fsee
what can te done. 1 am satisfied a fuir
prospect lies before u@-an open field.
let our motto be, Progress and Fcrsc-
yer ance. 4oGts, ,"':n:.:" Il; y
PROGRESSIVE.
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me to that octagoa building, they'll
show you the whereabouts IF the iel.
low you want, if hes in tho park, ia
two minutes.
A r"ncEa cArrvnEr.
Detective Lambert went to tho
Ostagon accordingly, and explained
his; wishes. The oamora .wus. put ia
moti9n, and rin thirty seconds, he dis
covered McMrrry seated in an arbor,
not two Hundred yards away, calmly
sMm!ok'ng M! a,sigar. La Gvs =. minutes
watched the whole procseIiny,' said
tho Now York detective to tho Sun
reporter. "us it was cast upon the
table. I saw lambert approach,
cNlurry start and try to dodge him,
and the detective graf him aud boar
him dowPto his knces. Then | saw
l!ambert'put. the han4cuEs away, and
McAiurry Quietly light sresh cigar,
and hand apother to Lambert, and
both walk off apparently the bost Of
friends."
.l'ast Wednesday a lady residing in
Fifth avenue visited the ipark with
two friends, accompanied by her lit
tie boy of four years. While the
lady and hor friends were chatting to.
gethcr in an arbor the child strollcd
away, and when the alarmed mother
became conscious of the fact no was
nowhere to be seen. Search was
made in every direction by the lady. ).
and her., frieuds, but to no purpose. !
At length Oh officer was consulted by
tho distressed woman, directed her to
the Octagon. Tbither she and her
friends wont. Tho camera, like a
good angel, won't to work to disclose
the whereabouts Of the lost boy, and
in fcw minutes a small white speok
was discovered in the sheep pasture. I
"rhat's most, likolyr your child,
madam said the expert III Charge Of
tho camera.
LOST CHILD EOUNn.
The lady examined tho speck
carefully, and there sure enough
was her darling, every foaturc and
llmb diScerniblc, lying curlcd up on
tho grass fast asleep.
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

.r COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John g. Mackcrell Plaintiff, ! For,t
- - against ', e., Nfoney
james. Donley, dofcpdant. demanded.
TO James Donley Defendant in his Action.
You nre Hereby summoned a nd required
to answer The complaint In this action.
which will bo filed im tho Office Of tho
Clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas for
tho said County, and 10 servo q COPY Of
your answer OIL the subscribers at their
office, No g, Law Range, Winnsboro, S. 4,
within twenty days after the service of
this summona exclusive of tile day of ser.
Woe. f., =,
lfyou fail to answer this complaint with.
in the time aforesaid, the plaintif will
take Judgment against you for the sum of
three hundred and seven dollars and cost..
Dated 18th May, 1873. 49,
MoCANTS & DOUGLASS,
:. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To The Defendant JamGs Gonley: -.
Take notice that the summons in ibia
actien Of which the foregoing is n copy,
together with the complaint herein, was
filed In tho Office Of the Clerk Of Court OF
Common Ploas for Fair6cl County. Stat 10 OF
south Carolina, on tho 3rd day Of Juno,
Il. ID. 1878.
McCANrS & DOUGLASS,
:. :, - Plaintiffs Attorneys.
june 11-x6.
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. The exercises Of the day were
closed with q speech by Rev. j. G.
Clifton, That was appropriate to tie
ocoasion,. amusing, instructiyo and
complimentary to the scholars, ,teaob-
crs and pAtfens aud in a few words,
it was the right man, the right speech
and in the. right place. ~: u
!. Thus.ended a day Of pleasure, Mr..
Editor, that will long be tie mo embored.
When tired gazing at the natural
beauty all around us, We had but to
ift our eyes to tho wall that was
decorated with oil paintings of aari-
Gus designs, executed by Mrs. Sim,
nous painting schplars. We .,must
congratulate The people of that. vioini.
~, On having teachers so competent
aud successful.
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News Items.

FoRr KLAMArn, July 5.-Tho
military commission met, and pro-
eeeded with the trial pf,Ca plain J tack,
Schqneh&n, l'optoN Charley, Black
Jim, Slotuck and Brancho, implicated
in the Candy massa Gre. The follow
ing arc the charges against them
Murder in violation of the laws of war:
The, specifications repeat the. facts al.
been examined. T. +. Riddle, his
Indian woman, Toby, and l.. D.. Dyar.
Toby swcars positively that Captain
Jack shot GeneEal Canby; Schoncbin
shot Mr.. Mcacham, Boston Charley
shot DR.. Thomas, and that Hooker
Jim tried to kill Il. D. Dyar: also
that Brancho Knocked her down with
a gun and tried to take her horse. The
testimony of Riddle corroborates
his ;wife,,s testimony. /! g i,
R'ctlnioND, July io.-fn the case
of Dr.. Cullen, one e;of.iho surgeons in
the =, Mordccai- -McCarty duel, who
refused to, testify before the grand
jury on tho ground that lie might
Sriminate himself, Judge G Iigon, to.
day, decided that he must answer tho
questions pfopounded by the grand
jury, or be held for contempt of court.
Cullen asked suspension of scpten &C.,
in order to appeal to the Supreme
Court which was granted and com4
mitment of the witness postponed
until that time. ..s J. ::
MoNmoUrii Park, July l0.-Kiug
Amadeus won the two year old race
time, l.lS4. Hubbard won the
four mile race, distancirg his compa.
titors on the first hcat---timo, 1871
Lightning, the, COLT, won the third
raoo--time 2,d3b. =. ....l
New YoRK, July l0.-More rail
road conductors havo bacn ARRESTED
on the charge Of not cancolling and
reselling railroad tickets! T., -.
Nashville July lO.-Thirteen
funerals yesterday. No cholera. II
CHATTANOOGA, July l0.-Three
cholera 'doaths yesterday.r' :.
ClNcNEATf, July l0.--Four cholera
deaths yesterday.I ) ear. -.
New YoRK, July s.- Mary. McCabe
was found murdered in bed. Her hus-
band has been committed 10 the Tombn
chargad with the crime. a.. :
The "Tigress," the, vessJl that is to
60 in search Of the "Polaris," was
launched yesterday at the brooklyn
Navy Yard. She Immediately began
70 bill with water, and had to be return
ed tothe Dry dock. go. =.
S'Ihe City of London" which arrived
to-day, brought Liverpool papers, con
tanning a list ofthe shippers by the hC,ty
OF Washington" the steamship that was
wrecked of Nova Scotia yesterday.
= Peter Murphy; q policeman Of Green.
bush, knocked WILLIAM Cornelius down
with a. club, killing him. Cornelius
was resisting the officer. The coroner, s
jury justify the officer. - =.
New York, July s.-.A painful ru.
NOR was circulated last evening to the
'elfect ti'': the steamship City Of Wash
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Foreign News.

MADRID, July l0.-The Carlists
lave seized thirty-four residents of
Marsa, and hold 0cycn OF them as
hostages for the safe. return cf the
insurgents, now III the hands of tho
Republicans: ", 'Phe remaining twenty.
seven are held for ransom. The
Deputy Mayor and. Councillor Of Ma.
laga have been assassinated.
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Market REPORTS.

NEw YonK, July l2.-Cotton opcr-
cd and closed dull and nominal-up-
lands 204; Orleans 2l; sales 500
bales. Gold Icy.
CnARLEsroN, July l2.-Cottou
quiet--middling l9 receipts 800
bales; !; sales 100 bales.
LIVERPOOL. July l2.-Evcning-
Cotton opened and closed dull and
neutrality-suspicious. 81; Orleans 9;
sales 10000 bales.
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WTNMEBiORG,
II. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
Wednesday Morning, July 2, 1878.

Baf- Corrospondcnce solicited from every
section Of Iho country.
:. 0Sr columns ,hra, Open 10 MI for n free
d'sou'sion Of any prihcinle, tbeorJ,or iden,
but we arein no way Responsible i'ortEe viows
or opinions Of correspondents.
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NOTICE !!

All persons indebted to tho late
firm of Desportos;& Williams for ad .
vortisirg, OF su1nsc1Iptii,;c'n, n." &o., will
plcaso mako padyyment Immediately
The books and accounts arc in the
hands Of J. A. Desportes for set
tlement, 8.
j. a. DESPORTES,
". IL. WILLIAMS.
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.,,.NOTICE.

n owners of recorded Titles, Mor.ga-
Il, ges, Liens, &c., arc requested to cnli
a. THO Clerks office for tho Originals, and
pay the recording fec.
:" After this date tho registration fec must
be paid IN aduancs.
SAML. B. CLOWNEY,
N' elk. and Rcgst. NJ. G.
winnsoro, s. c., July 9th, 1873.
July 6-t2x6
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The Death of Mrs. West.

Mrs. Charles II. West, Jr, tho
mother of the poor hoy who was mur-
dered by Duffus On Friday night, died
vest erday morning. Her heart was
broken.--Ne,Us and Courier.
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A National Convention of Goose.
picEors is 70 be held ..fu, Chicago next
year TO, devise somo way OF picking
gecso,by machinery, and deordcrizing
the dead go.lings that are so often found
in boarding house pillows.
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a Danbnry. bride received, among
her wedding gifts a receiptcd bill Of
..'ght dollars for gate hinges from her
father.
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Vinnies' prospective spirit of ortho
Carnival" is kcg Of whiskcy--bus,.
cd.
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What is the differences between an ovs.
ter and chicken ! One Is best right
gut OF the sLell and The other isn't.