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LYNCHBURG.

Receipts the past week were quite light, con-
sisting principally OF common and medium grades
of tobacco and new primings, which are coming in
more largely, with some Improvement In prices.
lower figures. We quote: f.,.a Z, 81
PrInifngs, inferior and common. Sl.25@$l.75;
good and tine s2@*A; lu2s inferior and CON- Pm.
medium and good yellow, *6@se.50; hnc yellow
smoking, SS.50@3l2: extra yellow smoking, $3.50
500: leaf, inferior uncommon, SIS. 5o@$7 $50; me-
dunn good and mixed, $7tG$s.5O; good dark
and red tshortJ, S8@$l0; fine dark and red; sI2
,@$15; good dappled wrappers, slO@sll.5 30
medium bright, S7@S9: common bright wrappers,
S1O@s1l.50; good yellow wrappers, sl2@SlS:
wrappers, |s2s@s46.-Neios, 3d.
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FIN,lA,NCIAL.....
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


7 y THURSDAY, October 8, 1876.
sxLEs-One share Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company's stock sold at 80. ~
Americun Gold.-109 bid. So =.
Z State Securittes.-VIrgnia consols, 67h bid, 67X
asked; Virginia consols. new, 32X bid, "a asked;
Virginia deferred, sH bid asked Virginia ta1.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's, ia bid
Richmond city s's, 90 Did, 100 asked; Lynehburg
bid; Manchester s's, 90 asked; Manchester bridge
S's, lO3 bid. e
! iRaiiTodd Bonds Orange and alexandfta Rail-
road third mortgage 6's, IL and N, SO bid, B5 ask
ed; Richmond and Dany1lle Railroad consolidated
Rdiiroad ,Stocks.- Richmond and Danville Rail-
G Bank IL stoeks.GPhnters National, 100 par, 100
Bank Of wn h 1oe ss .sksd aj
Savings, 25 par, 20 bid. 22H asked,
:. Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
fine, Is par, SO bid; Virginia State. rs par, .274
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par 90 bid, 90 asked !;
asked; Old Dominion, 100 par, 65 bid, IS asked;
Richmond Fire Association, 25 par, il bid, 81
asked. -.-, So s. =, d.
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30
S, sl,.r.f DANvILLLE.
Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.l

Lugs.-yery common, 46@$7 common, $7@$9:
medium, $9@S11 good, sI1@s13.,, ,N
Smokers.-C Common, $s@$15: medium bright,
$15@$1s: good to fancy, $1S@$30. n.y.
Bright TETdppers.-C1mInon, S15@S22: me-
dunn, s22 @$35; good, s35 @$50; extra, $50@s6o;
Wdhogany Wrap pers.-C Common, 81 s@$25: me
dunn, $25@a40; good, $40@s50; extra, $500
$50.
reported thus by Mr. Ferrell: Number of pounds
sold last year, 23,4e6.413; amount paid therefor:
pounds sold in the. previous wear, l4,679,721; ;
amount paid therefor, $3,0o2,218.17;. average,
$20.45. From the above statistics, says Mr: Fer.
this year exceeds that Of last year by S,7S6,992
pounds but the aggregate amount realized from this
excess is only Sl26.S66.sO more.n
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FORMER oic~o o'~Se S'o~
totals gag 4s,927 1902 5e,e2s
The market manifested dull, easy feeling during
the greater part of the week. with gradual but al
most imperceptble settling Of prices The extreme
depres$ lon was reached on Thursday particularly III
Tugs, and since that time there has been steaier
lone, with q partial recovery. LugS have Salned
about rs cents per LOO pounds, closing aftlle range
of week ago. Common and medium leafs close at
about last weeks prices though the feeling tbreugh-
out has been trihe more favorable 10 buyers Ihe
grades mentioned hive constituted the greater part
Of the offerings and have been taken mainly Tor 90
nestle consumption and by shippers ON reggie ac-
CONT. * few fair export wrappers and spinners
have sold but other grades of heavy inciud
ing dark wrappers suited for. domestic use, have
scarcely appeared at all Bright wrappers have been
I'm moderate suDpiy, and have brought good prices,
as formerly quoted Cutting styles have been IN Light
supply and have met yery-actiye demand and all
GRADES from smoking Tugs 10 good leaf, nave ruled
foticeably firm. showing moderate advance over
the prices of week ertwo!ago. III
Three nights have brought Light !hoar froslsf sh9
the weather at the close Of the week has been go cool
that there Is no doubt that 1t has the
ting prematurely of very considerable quantity OF
TOBACCO 1t Is also not unlikely that the frost has
done some damage in the more elevated or noun
ta;nous reZos 1t IS very rare that tobacco In the
hin after this date yields satisfactory product anu
IL IS to be feared that In some localities where ule
Inlanttn2 season was late considerable proportion
Of the crop Is in this cafegory. unfavoraPie re-
I1ort5 have been received from any section, ID
we quote as follows for package with
the remark that packages below shipping weight and
not In sound order are about SOC per cenfai iowef
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THEwOOL MARKET,

NEW YORK. October 4.-They showing OF business
Is rather moderate but THIS IS owing to the confident
views Of sellers. Manufacturers are inclined 10 proc
coed on the basis Of recent trasatttots Supplies Of
tile desirable lots now so nuoh reduced that tnerc
Is disposition among holders 70 aWalL t9e deSelop
ments OF trade Western eeces have sold further 1t
the advance made at Tie close Of last week. Cafor-
mia grades have some little inquiry. Texas rather
quiet, comparatively. fral- * =
Sales are 900 lbs. Wisconsin feeccs at 36cs;
10000 lbs. Xxx Ohio ieeecs and 5000 lbs. XXA 90,
at 4ea soc. 5000 lbs, black feeccs az 35c. 2,0QU
Ohio hecces &C Ale AZ bales; spring California
on priYate terms l5 bales do. at 81 baies
do at 24c.; 81, bales do. at 29@23se.; 11 bales
Teas on private terms 900 ths.l Eastern Texas
at 2ac.: 1000 MS dolat 25@26c.; 10 bags secured
Imnorts for the week are From Dutch West In
dies. lie bales; entered value, 1897. Receipts fof
the week (doniesticl, 1922 bales; receipts from
January idomestfcJ. 52,545 bales:l receipts same
time last year fdonestic}, 54,365 baies-J9gradt
rey,sy r -
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Nests from Madrid says g The appoint
ment Of 30 important d parsonage as Gene
raj Martinez Campos to the Governors Gene
ralship Of Cuba Is proof that the Govern
mentis making every sacrifice to crush the
Cuban insurrecti on, The nominatfon was
totally unsolicited. General Martinez Cam
pos WIN himself nominate bis principal off,
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
#.,.s...1- . RICHMOND, October s. 1876.
OFFERINGS. ~,
WHEAT.-IVhite, 1856 bushels. Red, 2,996 BUSH
els. -,
els. .s..a %.Ty
OATs-90 bushels. s
SALES. g.::...t..rr
WHEAT White, 12B bushels at S1.25; 100
bushels very good at 1927; 40 bushels good ut
1928; 404 bushels on private terms-total, 66S
bushels. Red, 60 bushels seed 1t S1.35; los bush
els at S1.10; 45S bushels very good at 81 80 Y
bushels at $3.50: SO bushels at s1.2o: ia bushels
ut I25; 2s4 bushels prime ut $3.50; SO bushels
at Sl.2l; 4S bushels ut 81 .05 20 bushels at SLY
10 bushels very good at S1.2S; 90 bushels very
good at 81 .27-total, 2,254 bushels.
CORN White, 20 bushels at 57c.: 20 bushels
prime at 5Sc.-tota. 96 bushels. Mtred, 80 bushels
good ut 76c. r.0E
OHTs.-46 bushels prime spring at ssc. "a bushels
at 36c.-total, 70 bushels. -a 49,. .l.-.
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BY telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 5--:Eoon. - stocks active
Exchange-Long, 4S3k; short, 1856. States. quiet
and nominal. Governments active and lower.
Epentng.-Money easy at 2@21. Sterling, 1881
Gold heavy at lO0hl01091. governments active
and lower. States quiet and nominal
BALTIMORE. -,..r,
BALTIMORE, October 5.-virginia 6's, deferred,
6S; consoIs, 67,s; second series, 33. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, IS; new, 8.
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ALEXANDRIA,.

FIOur.-Ffne. S3. rs 9S4 superhne, FA:vyyG OF
extra, s5.50@S5.75; family, 1925 @s8.IS; fancy
Wheat.ECoIimom 10 fair, s1@sl.10: good to
prime, 81. ] O@sl 1e:. choice, sI.20@Sl 20. -
Corn.-White, 50@52c.: mixed, 5O@O2c.; yellow,
RHe-50@56c.s I. > IT sSa8 ss,!<sass q!
OutS.-35@3Sc- ,-7--.t -
Irish Iotat0ss;.si7Sc.@sl.99o0;3 MY
Dried Cherries.-s 3D., 12@13c:
) Cree, 4pptes-8 barrel: 56c;Gsf.50. oo.,
34c: raerino, unwashed, 20@2lc.; ineriho, washed,
Sumuc.-S1 .25@$l.50. -, " cs
4 Hdg.-$l3@$15. go
The stock Of flour Is somewhat diminishing, and
prices are stiening, though there is no change to
note in quotations. Wheat Is active, with good re-
CENTS and prices firm; sales Of q 100 bushels ut "
@$l 25 for common to choice, and 81. 30 for seed
iots Corn 10 steady with fair receipts sales It 60
RYE and oats steady st quotations. Other articles
nncl,a1 ,paJ In ,et7f 4tG. - -
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PETERSBURG.

The market Is easy, and no Indication of any ad-
vance. Supply on hand undimInished,. and no ac-
tivity In buyers.
The quantity Of loose tobacco received at the va
rious warehouses Is about the usual amount ut this
season, and the supply of hogsheads lndilninlshed
The market Is dull and buyers more Indifferent than
ever. No flrs-cass tobacco Is sold at auction. it
being all disposed Of privately, and for these grades
good prices are generally obtained. Other grades
to good, s5@b7; leaf-sood short, s6.50@$93 good
dark, as@$l3; fine dark, sl3@sl7: fine ma
hagany. nOne: fine shipping. S14@&1S; fancy
bright. s23.5O@s5s5 O.-PoSt. -.
The following i statement Of the inspections Of
year ending goth ultlmo, and stocks OIL hand that
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. SUN1AC, -

Z IN YORK, october 4.--Sdfaae r. held witlsInore
S,iiry rginia nc s62 so currency neg sTo On
foreign at for lead seal ana ~ ~.
FIVE, att avs, currency NJ f1anassSee.
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Tlc sales during the week and Year were sub
divided as follows between old and new crops, and
between original inspections andreyicws:
t.--.r.}- i Z, Week. J.. - Year. -
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has nowin stock lurge assortment Of all the books
used In our public and private schools, colleges and
academies, aud is prepared to I'LL orders on
able terms as any iOrlse In the county, Fe6ehers
viii eaye money and time BY ordering theirssspplles
= have also on hand full supply q I,ATEs, PEN.
CfLa,,COPY-B0OKS. INKS, CRAYONS,,A nd all
other SCHOOL STATIONERY Wntehl VIII sell On
tile most favorable terms. I. & !.
i Catalogues Of an the SCHOOL .Bo oKs published
WIZ WIZ Senp iue n'0 y N.Y. 1's'i ). T. ELLYsOy,
III se:11;g j4si.sIT stiglfW 11l2 Main street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LABOR TROUBLES.

LONDON, October "a dispatch from
Blackburn says the cotton operatives hay
ing decided to be no longer bound by the
arrangement by which their wages have
hitherto been regulated, some of the largest
spinners have posted notices statings that
they hold themselves at liberty to close the /.
spinning departments of their mills with
ont warning ----- -. 80 - :. - J 1 -,
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{ 1888.
LOUISVILLE.

The sales reported by the warehouses during the
week lust closed and the expired portion Of the cur
rent month and tobacco year were in hogsheads, rs
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.!.H 0rig'i. Rer',o. ortg't. Rev,ls. lor y,r.
Crop of lS75.l-1s5 $50 1899 a,555i5 "5l,lI2
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:, BOOKS. sTATrONERY. ssc.
TEDlCAL TEXTBOOKS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.

/ RANDOLPH q ENGLISH G1s q
y 1918 MAIN STREETs sts 10
have for sale oil the BOOKS used In the Richmond
Medical College. Also, q large stock q, NEW and
WORKS. s..s.s;g
Law, Theological, Classical school. and Miscella-
lieous Books, IN endless variety, are offered at low
nr;cts ] ~ ~. 81 oc 41dkw
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REFUSED TO DO DUTY.

LONDON, October 5.-The ship Queen Of
Nations, from Liverpool for New Orleans,
has put into Queenstown, the crew refusing
to do duty. She has lost her malnyard
co,1c ..t p I.'tf. y
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Total. $780, 215. AS :. 7s9 :, 355
Total inspections, Il, S4S total stock, 1904.
Loose weighed ut Moore's. 207, 800; at Central,
I ,S25,976: at West Hill, 909,046-total, 2,942,-
Q42 ths. .s.r..,,
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JAMES .ANGLLM, 1, t,s.s, AS tt,s, &
u publisher OF .,ffss,
LAN3tAN'S BIOGRAPHICAL annals
ahttf iEtsa1I and dealerin
.dia RARE, OLD, AND CURIOUS BOOKS
i'ssia' FsTREET, NEAR THE TREASURY
.iirE,tisosi WASHINGTON, d. @. s'i.ss$i Z.
Books bought In large or small quantities. g
) LAW BOOKS, EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY,
VALUABLE GOVERNMENTAL LICAT1ONs,
aud STANDARD WORKS on all subjects receive
special attention. q. 3t,t.1... IL. ase 2ss8t .
"A LIZ, KINDS OFasGHO0 LrB ooKSt
<,.I1 ~ sft te,i: sAsD II 1851 fBit
.,iUs1aas SCHOOL STATIONERY slsiai,
used IN the public and private schools III Tie sy and
SECONDHAND COPIES for sale cheaR ortaken
i. PENS INK, INKSTANTs, tPEN-H0EDERG,
3ge GOPY.BooKs, BLANK-B0 0Ks, 5f3s
sarh-.ooSS fh- no-ef Wo t5Ii USE PARHkA,
SO 2oiC deia7 opposite First National Bank.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. !,
THURSDAY, october 8. 1876.
ftouSfru Dro<yncp - gre f.-f

IHOItSDhI OCtVDVE U' ISFV
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seseca, without top, $50
45c. -i.:o. .sts-. :.E
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, @2sc.; fair to
Corn Keat: so@63c. ? sushel for couatry.
Eqgs: In barrels, &C. "A dozen; In crates, 1SGl &c.
Flour: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine,
S3@s3.5O: superfne. 81 .25d&4. so; extra. 1920
family, Sc @$6.5O; family, fancy $3.50. .,,-... y
Feathers: Prime Ive-goose, 4O@50c.; common,
Csc. ~. 49, ,..=s '
Hay: Virginia timothy, 100000: clover, 35G65c.
outs. Baled. 55@70c.
Potat0es: Irish, new, q barrel, :2.2o@s2.oo. i,
Lard: Country, 126113c. iu'
Rue: $4,000. = bushel. ,s. i'll
Siimdc: 75c.@SI .25. according to duality.
BaIed StrG,o: 4O645c. ft'f ."*s' $3.50
TnlLotD: 7k@sSc. p 10.
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-, -. ,1 ri, BARK RAcEs.se I !

40 "a WEIsUAE7Fabh HaVEs'. 8 -
JEROME PARK, October 5.--m the one
and-a-half mile race Galway won; a1oek
second, Partnershipthird.1 Time, 2:45s. me
.two-and-a-qu ter-mile race was won Of Dy
Time, Ak. Inthe mile heats Rho damanthus
won the frst-time, 1:45l II beating Fiddle
stick. The second heat was interesting and
spirited,in the contest, but at the end was
won easily by Preston; Freebooter second,
and Rhodanlanthus third. The last tive and
Fiddlestic!!:s were almost. abreast. Time,
LAT. The race, lay between Preston and
danhnfhus. The betting was two TO
one i'm favor OF the former. AZ. 1.-THE start
Preston led, but at the first turn lie holted,
and when under the clnb-h kenlp
his heek and refused TO go ae al, TO the. eS-
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81 - 30 9 s-cESr sToR sat gssi
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|tf6hie uliise al bis backSesrs. Rhoda,,lan-
THIS continued over the course, and In 2:1s
winning the race. n
lib the fiye.suriong race, for two.vear
olds, several fneffsctinf attempts ut a start
were made, owing to unrnly conducts on the
part OF Sister to Bassett. w. -. Higgins
won; KingIand second, .Benzine. third 4
Time 81 .. ~ - ix ~, ~
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decentralization.

Total bhds.. .4o,l52 6s,5ss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

PROPRIETARY ARTICLES
4 ND Patent Medicines. full stock always on
n hand at the York Drug Store.
JOHN c.. KUYKENDAL.
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SHERJEF,S SALES.

nY virtue of writs ofte,i Jacias, to me directed
Eb will be sold between the legal nours o OF
Sheriff g sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property,
to wit: ,
DEFENDANTS interest in tract of land situated
in Ebenezer, containing five hundred acres, more
or less bounded by lands OF DR.. W. 3: fewei!,
estate Of Joel s. Barnett deceased, william N:
Simril and others, levied on as the property OF
Dr. j. NJ. Lowry, at the suit of Dr. j. raj sS1
and others. .s. lsl.oIa n!s,a
Defendants undivided interest in his fathers
real estate, situated In Fort Mill Township,
bounded by lands of J. H. Sutton, A. @. sutton,
J. M. Garrison and others, levied on as the prop
erty of James W. Harris, at the suit OF g. r Blan-
kership and others. tsI.Io
One tract of land, situated in Bethesda wnsnip
and bounded by lands of Miss Llzzle Massey,
Mary Boggs and others, levied on as the properly
of Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, deceased at the snt OF
B. II. Wheeler and others. b . . t. d. =, lelot
One tract of land, situated near Blacks STATION,
containing one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less. bounded by lands of Mary M. Moore; Kings
Mountain Iron Company, J. B. Moore and others,
levied on as the property of II. M. Moore, az tne ne
suit of Moses White and others. l$l2.o9'
re- Terms invariably cash. purchasers VINO 20
not comply with the terms ofsale, must expect tne
property bid off by them to be advertised 1or re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
-: 49, ''e r. 81. GLENN, 8. Y: e.
FEBRUARY 10 IS .Nt or IL -
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1. WILLIFORD,
MORE FINE STOCK.
ROCK HILL, 8. C.

II HAVE just received 50 head Of fine HORSES
l AND MULES, to which invite the attention
Of all who may wish to purchase good stock, for
either plantation, saddle or carriage purposes
am ready and willing to sell horses and mules
on time, and will extend credit to those desiring
it until next fall, requiring note and good secu-
rity. ,,,u ,o,,. for,,ot -
colI aronnd at WILLIFORD'S LIVERY AND
SALE STABLES. If you admire fine horses.
and who doesn't ?-your taste can be grathed II
YOU wish to buy good animal, your need d. can be
supplied; and lastly, if you wish to swap.
to Accommodate you. So you see "keep open
house" in any emergency, remaining the gublics
obedient servant. "A. WlLLlfOhD.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

SURGICAL APPLIANCES.
Bandages, Lint, Supporters
and Trusses, always in stock at the York Drug
Store. JOHN Z. kU UYkENDAL.
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FFTIRFMENT OF COUNTY BONDS.

EET1REMENT OF CUUNTY BVNUS.
u1NTIL l2 NJ, ON MONDAY, the Goth day Of
MARCH, 1876, at the office in Y Yorkvllle, s.
g. the County Commissioners of York County
viii receive SEALED PROPOSALS, in writing,
for the purchase of Bonds of York County, with
the unpaid Coupons attached, issued in aid Of the
construction of the Chester and Lenoir Railroad,
to the extent of the amount levied and collected
for the said purpose for the year 1875, under the
provisions Of an act of the General Assembly Of
South Carolina, approved March 5, 1875. Persons
who make proposals are required to state the ag.
greeate amount of bonds they offer to sell, and
the price at which they will sell them.
Bv order of the Board of County Commission
ers. II. X. ROBERTS, Chairman.
W. B. ALLISON, Clerk.
February II ........ i.s,... 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

A BAPTIST PREACHER TEsTIFIEs.-Dr.
Tut Dear Sir:-Having used in my family
for six years your Expectorant, I deem it due
to yourself and the public to state that have
uniformly found it efficient in relieving and
curing pulmonary diseases. l am strictly op-
posed to quackery, but touching this very
pleasant and excellent medicine 81 have tes-
titled that which / do kno,o and that which /
have experienced" Respectfully yours,
J. G. HARGRovEs,
Pastor Baptist Church, Elmira, N. Y.
March 19, 1874.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02

WHILE WAITING FOR COUGH to 60 as
it came, you are often laying the foundation
for some Pulmonary or Bronchial affection.
It is better to get rid of Cold at once by
using that sure remedy, DR.. D. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant, which will cure the most stubborn
Cough, and relieve you of all anxiety as to
dangerous consequence.
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Spetial Notites. + !
Tender of Thanks.

The Congregation Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Yorkville desire to extend in this pub
lie way, their most sincere thanks to the Gruber
Family and the resident amateurs for handsome
money donation to their church-the proceeds Of
an entertainment given by those talented musi-
clans on Thursday evening last. e..
March q 9 1t
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pAV IPIPAY Up!

Ii persons indebted to me, either for work
a done in my shops or on account OF vehicles es
puIvs coma forward ard and make payment, as longer in
dulsence % m cannot be given. Many debts due to
me were contracted upon the faith OF "selNng
cotton in the fall" Those who have SOLO, , ana no
those who expect to sell, if they owe me, Will 90
"oii W ''A.' w. P. HOBBS.
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CREAT BARGAINS.

WOULD inform the public that now haVeon
hand alot of BUGGIES, finished in fine style,
in which RARE BARGAINS can be o9talnea. ,o
than snch class of work has ever been sold in this
market mari since the war. Call and examine my
stock and be convinced ofthe truth of what say,
and if YOU want Buggy take advantage OF the
Piesoi' 'PP W. P HOBBS.
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flrantial an0 Gonlnlertlal.
YORKVILLE March l.-CoTToN.-Very lit
tie offering. We quote from to 10! for extreme

YORKVILLE, March l.-CoTToN.-Very lit
tie offering. We quote from to 10! for extreme
grades.
CHARLOTTE, February 2O--The cotton mar
ket closed quiet Saturday last at the following
prices Good middling, III middling, III !; low
middling, 103 to II lower grades from to l0c.
Country -four 50 to s. 25 per sack Of 100 pounds;
Corn 70 to Is cents; Meal, rs cents Oats. so to 60
cents.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-CoTToN.-Middli
uplands, 6 l-l5d., with downward tendency.
NEW YORK, March demonstrating,
l2s; strict low middling, II SIG; low mid.
ding, II 1916; strict good ordinary, II SIG;
good ordinary, 10 9l6; ordinary, Lie. Futures
easier: March, II 1872 to l2s April, l2s to II
2l-s2; May, u 1892 to l2 1915; June, lS S-l6 to
Is 1872; July. l3s to l3 7-l6; August, 13 1892 to
l3 2l-32.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, February 25-The following is
,the comparative cotton statement for the week
ending to-day: 1875. 1873.
Receipts at all ports for the week"lll,O62 1882
Total receipts to date. ,402 800 2,9O2, 356
Exports for the week ,......."..".96,5O5 70,S53
Total exports to date, 0s0 999 ,69l lls
Stock at all United States S6l, ,49l e29 lao
Stock at interior towns-".. -..... .lA,3l9 1859
Stock at Liverpool 600 7l2,OOO
American afloatfor Great Britain, ,27S,O0O 336,Ooo
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED-On the 10th instant, by Trial Justice,
J. l.. Gill, Mr. JAMES w. SMITH and Miss
MARTHA BASSE. Both of Burke county, ".
Carolina.
At Eta Jane 8. c., on the 3Oth of January last,
by Trial Justice James L. Strain, Mr.. JOHN
GARNER and Miss MARTHA FOWLER. All
of Union county, 8. G.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-03-02
w. p. HOBBS.
THE NEW BUSINESS.

rrAVING become, by purchase, sole proprietor
of the YORKvILLE COACH FACTORY,
respectfully announce that shall conduct the
business as Heretofore. Besides keeping on mana
a full stock Of PLEASURE EHlCLESo of ALL
INSCRIPTIONS, any article of special style or
DESIGN win be made at short notice and in supe--
rior manner. By havingemployed only the most
competent m workmen, in their respective branches,
Ifeef assured that can please the most exacting
taste both as TO style and durability. Persons in
~ant of anv kind of PLEASURE CARRIAGE
will do well to examine my stock: