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"A MERMAID III DELAwARE.-On Tues.
.day OF tnls week Capt. raymond, hvsper
of Life Saving Station No. 8, found ON
beach what he supposed to DO mermaid
which had been washed up from che sen.
Capt. Raymond describes it as being
about the size of n 6-year-old 10y, and to
the middle or waist of the body resembling
Q boy IN every particular. he says that
Its fsce, head, neck, arms and bust, pc
we'll as it's hair, wero similar 10 appear
aEce to those of q human being. There
were no fingers cn the hands, but eoaEso,
Enoppy hair like the frizxlcd end Of 4
Hhalebone, supplied their place. Tho
lower portions of the body, from them
die or waist downward, resembles that Of
o shark, the tail being covered with a
hairy aab1tanee similar to that OF the
bands. apt. FowleFsays thatthe siar-
nal cRittef, entie there for no good aud it
bstokens o terrible shipwreck and faar-
ftil loss of life, which il soon % happen
on that part Of tha coast. M
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HIS PoLiTIos.--The following story is
told of Dutch farmer, who ON being
asked If he was Democrat, answered
"Nix, ish no Democrat"
"Are you Republican,"
"Niy, ish not Republican ider.
"Then you have no politics
This seemed to be an impeachment
and he got indignant and In burst of
wrath he defined bis polidix:
"Hain't got no polidix, eh? Yet be,
lgot more polidix as you don't dare gos,
ell ~
"What yourpolitics then 2"
"Vat ish my polidix? Wy tell you
vat ish my polidix. Fifty cents bushel
for mine corn und doc glass lager beer
for nine cends. Dems better polidix dan
your tam polidix. Eb, va!you TO say py
dam?"
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BLOOD UpoS THE SOUTH Yankee

BLOOD UPoNTHE SoUTn.-The Yankee
burns slow, bet he has been heating up
all these years of wrong, cruelty and
peridy, and, unless wa are greatly mis-.
taken, people of the North are we'll nigh
the boiling point of impatience concern
ing the South 81 If che won't live under
law, then let her die under law we are
all siet of her loathsome shape: her hands
dripping with tho bood of the feeble and
ignorant, her everyday life a tale of
murmer and fraud the olive branch has
been stretched in vain year after year her
poverty and sickness have been the sig-
nal for lavish generosity on our part !;
abe grasps the olive branch only long
enough to divert our attention and chen
tries to beet our brain out with blud-
geon 1t accepts everything 1T renders
back no sign ofreconciliaticn or obedience
TO law, and the North in sheer despair
says, give ds once more Republican
Congress to make our law operative,
and o man like Grant to do his plain
duty, instead of quibblins how he can
dodge it, and we will yet have either
some respite from the reign Of terror at
tho South or desert; the South had
better DO barren as Labrador than as hell.
lei, as equatorial Africa.-R Rutland Herald.
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PREPARED FOR HEAvEN.-Some time
ego one of Arkansas most widely known
statesmen, who is now dead, was passing
along street in Little Rock, when an
old colored man, who had once belonged
to him, approached, took off his hat and
passed hand over his white wool, as he
said:
"Marster, gin do ole man fifty. cents.n .
Dan, you are robber."
"Howf asked the astonished darkey,
opening his eyes, around which rough.
shod age had walked.
Didn't you see mo put my hand in MY
pocket 2"
"Yes, sah."
s'Weil, you old rascal, you have robbed
me of the pleasure of fgiving you money
without being asked.n
The old man received q dollar. Bow
ing almost to the ground, while tears
came out and coursed through the age
prints around his eyes, he replied:
"Marster, wild sich heart as you has
and wild Abraham aud Issac an do Lord
on your sidesI don't. see what can keep
you out Of hebsn.r--Ne,r York World,
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South Carolina Railroad.

p on and after Sunday ertembes z, 1879, Fassen-
ger trains will run Is GSiioas:
Down.
Leave colnmbia . n S03pm 9sOpn IA
Arrive ~ Chagi t0D D Ia 7s3 pm kBt q N
Arr I've At Anz-uHt rs q IN go 4 m
Arrive ht Calnd en- 49,. ~ noun B 73Op nm
I-eeAsa GiFar en,.,...-5SQ n Sioa m si5 m
ssstyo august tss-,s,---.-. y a.ih n m Z. .a0r n,
ls-ye cas.1 .......--sy 50 q IN 100 = "a
Arrive AZ ColafnbIA,..H 20 = ua $50 pm 800 q IA
Tbs III zht ExpTcsslf aytng foluInbia az 50 = ~
End Charleston a. Sif ~ M. WIN sliA aaiIs all lotas
ef trains daily, exc spt Snpdays This $50 b. IN.
tTai1 from t5inmhi taAkea Ton at Shafics-
ton on weanetday and Saturday With Now York
Steamers.
sleeping cas- are ran on Isht trains to chaiies-
ten and SsAnetistas Hate only 81 50 fOr double
a. II, DtsSA ArSauni, a gsut, Cclnfahin
JciIE y. lsECiIc, Gen. eofft
- g fItss Gsa Iic ket a.. Chsrleytoss IS q
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IA srEREING orD roEaf.

b
WHO ehnil iudgo snan from his manners
fgho shall know hirn by his dSess7
Panpers may be at for princes,
Princes flt for something less.
Cfumpled ehist end dirty .ask tecksk
May beclothe <Le glolicus ore
OF tie deepest thoughts and feeiIngs--
Satin vest can do no more.
There are streams of crystal nectar
Ever flowing out of stone;
Tue. are purple beds ard golden,
,didden, crushed and oyerthrowj,.
CO. who counts by aopls, not dresses,
Lows and prospers you and M,
While he values thrones the big "a;
But aa pebbles In the sea.
Man appraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets Ills feilows then;
Masters-ruleis-lo remember
That your meaneSt binds are men!
Men of labor, men Of feeling,
Men OF thought, and men OF FAME,
Claiming eqrai rights to sunshine
In man. enncbling name.
There are foam embroidered oceans;
There are little wood.clsd rills;
There are feeble. inch-higb sapiiDgs;
There are cedaTs on the hills. ~
! God WHO C0unf6 Dy souls, not Etation5,
Loves and prospeTs you and me;
For to him oil vain distinctions
Arc as pebbles in tho sea.
Toiling hands alone ara builders
or q nations wee}th and fame,
Titled lazinesa Is peusioned,
Fed and fattened on The same;
BY the sweat Of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged feeling
Yainly lifts Its feebled voice.
Truth and justice are eternal, !.
Dorn with loyeliness and light;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there Is sunny right.
God, whose worldwide voice Is singing
Boundless love to you and me,
Links oppression with its titles
But as pebbles In the sea-
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e. F1h4ls ls,E.sl.arsi q sEls.i Z. sS,s.ll N
Cnba the othas day the island was shaken
from ono end % siih other Big an earth
quake When 9faut felt the i0ltinE he
Iooil on his hat, bowed politely and re-
I1faarkel 80 ono cf the atten danis th at this
gsa tho neatgst pcrs0;fal compliments
lhat had ever been paid 70 him outside
of Philadelphia
ghete ara Sic, 600 70 gl1 vs6sflS- of grld
hgiclgsin n Angle vaSls In tho mist st
ls,IiilaGe,lsSis. q.
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Two ORGANS. Regulate fiTst the
stomach, ssssS-ci,S. tho liver; especially the
iiirst, 60 as 70 parfogua their functions
perfectly aii a sy y0d u reniove ak ls-jat
liineteer taensieths OF all tha ills that
lnankindi is hgir to, 10 a,l,is Sg any other
climate. Hop BitteiB 81 the only
thing that win give pePfectIy healthy
rlafnIal action Of these two ofgans.-l-
.ssrins XsfYs,,eS..
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iN 26CTa. AND 81 BOTTLEs,
DR.. .. E. HAYWOOD,
OF New York, voluntarily indorses II.
nRAr tnrnAr ney oANo

Dr.. TUTT: New Yo L. Bept., 10. 1877.
Dear sir-DuIing this year v. led hundred
csses OF lung d roEses In the IIwsr rds Of tile
city the C ses nero OF o vsry ssrero y,e. 1t aui
ard cOnfcss my surprise At its wonderf1l power
During q pr1ctsee OF twonty years, have nevei
known tnodictpo TO Het promptly, and with such
h.p2Y edsc.e IL in:t.nily bdnsd the mos. siolci
fer DAYS, ioheerfulIy indorse IL the best luns
medicine ever 9sed.
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THE PIRRaONT FACTORY.

The Manchester Cotton hEiIa Of the State 70
be Doubled In aiso nnd Capacity-An I'm
poxfant Meeting OF the stoeIsIioIders.
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IiTTRI TlTs. ] .TIIY1TEsRRi.. !

~ x llAlktAl<s tOg OF {yu.loi ISsiziEtf rs Kept
1A. constantly on hand ct nay Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge DeT,6s in Anderson,
and orslefs for largo or small lota of any.
kind esired will ne f,roYnptly Allied ut how
.Irlcss. Mr. Robert May field 80 iIiy ngseat
tor the sole Of LuInbar at Audels1n, aIiii
win furnish any information desired 10
pera6hs Hiab ling TO make an order.
s JOHN FSA UFAs h NJ. &
u lafl go lt11a ~ 'tt,5lf 1r -.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John C. Whitefeld, Plaintiff. againlt Nathaniel
Smith and John Owens, Defendants.-iSun,u,ons
for Rciist C6n,plaias not Serted.
To the Defendants Nathaniel Smith and John
Owens: ~ .;f. 5sss
YOU are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint In this action, copy Of which
Is filed in the Office Of .he Clerk Of tho Court OF
Common Pleas, at Anderson c. II, s.. c., and to
serve copy OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their Office, at Anderson
Court House, s. c., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of tho day Of such SER
vice. ati II you fail to answer tho complaint With
In the time aforesaid thu Plaintiff in this action
VIII spply to. the Court for the relief demanded
IN the complaint. .-4l5a aisss irfftll
Dated Srd January, A. D. 1880.
ORR & TRIBBLF,
p eipIh's Attorneys
[sEAL] w. L. BOLT, Deputy .. C. T.
To the Defendants-
Take notice that the Complaint iled In this caso
is to foreclose o mc-.sS.se made Ly Nathaniel
Smith and Mary Smith to Harrison & Whtefeld,
18th November, 1878.
ORR TREBLE,
Jan u.s. 1880 t!aintiR as . @ Attorneys. &
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A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Onico, Evening NeHs. August. Ga.
With pnsulasni. iast vin.Sr, which left blu, WITH
for tho OF rhich indebted toSour vllusbi.
kIpectersnt- l had tined mo.; even, thing recon
nectorhnt. ono bottle OF which removed ths eorgi
sntiroly. with many thanks. am you.a truly
.ItlIIH NyKGGgH
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,rarlnr Ice Willard Essia IJiIia "a 1viiiinra p

~ tffo lJtIUIIuuIIIV 4IWltIU
Taylor, Lee Willard, Essie willard, William r.
TAKE NOTICE, That the complaint in this case
Is filed to confirm tho Partition and sale Of the
of w. W. Humphreys. Probate Judge, on Saleday
In October 4. D. 1869, and purchased by tho Dc
fendant, John III. Orr, In which YOU havo an inter-
Tract No. l. containing one hundred and seventy
eight acres, bounded by lands OF Moses Hodges
T. Ii. McCann and othera. Tract No. q contain-
Ing about eighty-flve acres, bounded by lands CT
Thomas +. Rankin and lot No. Tract No. Q, con-
tanning about seventy-one acres, bounded by lands
of Wm. Ford Jesse Prator and Tracts No. and 2.
MOORE ALLEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jnn 29, 1850 % &
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lMp0RIAMT NuESIllHS.

Reader, have you caught cold Are you un.
able TO raise the phi. ;m7 Have you an irrita
ton In the thrOa:7 a sense OF Oppression on
the lungs with short brcnth7 Do you have
az OF coughing on lying down A pharp pair
now aud then in the region of the heart, siioui.
dern aud back7 81 sn, our Advice 10 take ni
once dose OF Tuita EApcctorant: yon viii soor
be able to raise the plllegm. ln All hour repeal
the EIpectorant, place ahot iron TO tho feet, tni
two Of TUFTS Pills. You will coon fell Into {
pleasant slecp aud wake up In the morning
cough gone, lungs working freely; caay breath.
Ing aud the bowels moving In a natnral manner.
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& a ERy kf.Rsisri NTIEcUIRY "a lans
sern jaNed young man stopped &C the
Rostosti tha other day, and yelled ous !:
Anythius; For the Vattses ~:
The polite pestu1asts replied
9 o, there Is moi !,
"a nything forJano Watts
aytiH:n Tor AlIss SYatta2
tEio.
anything for BIZ yTasts
y o sig.s
nsttsnE for Watts s''
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STATE OF soUTa CAROLINA,
COURT OF COBgMON PEEAl
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
J. F. Cooley and wife, A. C. Cooley, Plaintihs,
against Abba Wilson, John l.. Wilson, ct al, De-
fendnnte.-Sunnlons for Relfe(-Cbnipldinf rof
Serred
To the Defendants Mattio Orr, sallie Orr, Eliza
Taylor, Lee Willard, Elsie Willard, william Il.
Wilson, Matilda Mccoy and John NJ. Orr:
Won are hereby summoned and required to an
swer tho complaint In this action, copy of
OF Common Pleas ut Anderson g. II, g. c., and to
sc-Te copy OF your .n:=er to the 1sid complaint
on the subscriber Mt their Office, Anderson c. H.,
S. c., within twenty days after the servico hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such service and II you
fall to answer u complaint within the time aforo-
sad the plaintih: In this action will apply 20 tho
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Anderson c. H. S. c., Jan. %, a. D. 1880.
MOORE & ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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/. sHytE;g III q watts Z

Z. .Anything for sFcoi Joe, Watts ?,,
s No nor Dick AsiEstta, nor Jim Watts.
tlog SReea Watts, nor anys other
eaaj living; born. natige foss
eigas q u sas wage or baghsgian male
OK female white OF blaeis +, Gin nfrauehfsed
ts diasgancllisei;, Easgral lszed or other
tlse. Ao, these y past isel y nothing for
~ ~ tlP y HIiEgs5 tTler individually, :,
aeseraiiy iplntly noEs and foteyer,
ona and le
4 l't1 bog acplset, Il blie sp5ssraasfer In
astcnish mont, sud saifs
lease look and zee IL there Il a. :
thing fcr Joan Thomas IFatta 9''---
ia Leader,
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Had terrible NIGHT swEATs.

Nemphis. Feb, II, 1871.
DIR. TUT: 6r-I havo bean suffering for no,ry two
years with ssvero cough When coinme need ta
king your E1pectofnnt WAS reduced TO mo hundret
ard iItosu pounds in weight. had tried nImcsi
everything; had terrible night sveats Ihayc tsker
half dozon botuea. Tho night nuosts hnvo left mo
the cough hrn disappeared, and IA gained tftoor
pounds in fesh. IiecaiY ieDd IL 10 all my friends
With great n poet, OLIVER RICE
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hanged nimself BECAUSE his aiIsicf
spanked him fsf sssssyIng
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i11.-s--
ieais from which selections are and thn ns,s
OF % some OF the leading writer's who contribute 10
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= The burden of the Texas papers is
ofimproyed FARMS growing towns and
bright prospects for the future. Society
ia improving With the revival of indus
try and the return of prosperity, and the
population continues TO increase as rap
idly as ever.
= The zinc mining in Union county,
East Tennessee, is regarded by the Knox.
vile Tribune as one of the most impor.
tant interests in the State. During the
past year nearly 1900 tons of zinc were
shipped from these mines, and fully g.
600 tons arc now awaiting shipment.
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Eclectic Magazine
OF. 3s.
Foreign Literature. Science and Art.

The EcLEcIIc MAGAZINE reprodnces from foreign
periodicals all those articles which cTS valuable 3o
American readers. Its field of selection eInbrsees
all leading Foreign Reviews, MagazirieS. enS
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- In Hill county, Texas, J. 8. Dixon
harvested wheat on the 10th L May last
making eighteen bushel per ace. On the
same land planted cotton ON the 18th
and 14th of same month. On nine acre.
he made three bales of cotton of 52J
pounds each,
, 1880-08-11

n,,1 1s*s'at mpo1eT ~ 7as e"'s4tpo M aa'oGss T
,,. SeuN, ~, i nn7ai, H., ann: In ~ ,, .nu GtGna
ttu"su Stty ao,uay sno ln.o 1yF nM!MiEe uutWeuil
Dnt,5s. WHEN ~, ave oeol ~ nos cnnt acg taa
mdiMo M q H. J1!y, Sneca % or Gs O. gn!eh
funds, which recently sold 1T 4 lfrMtln1, tQ-flRy
ss,l.s ut Il discount Of from III 10 il ccnts nor
@ LINZ III Ill., u''Mas rss 1nvU MtVsu tso
lof nloHes " Hohlc. tn3 gltas G1H,nnmYes .,a To-
iluy WcF9 EDl1l,Ht, aIil bhlahCe$ Fl,sl7+IW.
Ihp stock market to-tlny was Moderately act
tvt. i,f tin tnt,h M thu nm una ,3ttI nrd n
shdtin henrV. -
lii laid stuckb business wAa light, but thOrn
wns ,nors tolnx,, wltha ssi4ht !tnproyement IN
prlgcs. WAtGr Power hdviltrCN II, 10 dsSs HOyl-
sto,l Street from lli IL lsi} 400 Rhlres Of HoJl-
atom Street woru sud, and i0D Of Wntcr Power.
In rnlltnatl bonds lsasiorn !!fs wcrn stendy at
06; Little thGk ~ 11l; khnsns City, Law
rOnoo southern ~ At o.. There WIS q sale Of
SGD worth Ut at VIZ, any 6t. J9e u at l1:ei;
Nuw Mexico Is Alvunct:d y, to liz; FlorDNCl
Elnr,lll0 ~ a,yunrnu Grnm ltJts to I07N; .Dny-
I1l,Eton Missouri Express bs a,lrnMeel from
1iHiA to ia. }lnrtfOrti T. Erie 10 declined X tn
, 1880-08-11

=. .YLuun-Was la rather bettcr domsnd by exporters,
who took f0W lots. but not lusKe oHrs. Tho l1cal
inquiry Was llHht Thare was III matu1ial chauge III
prtcos- Halos wore reported OF ~ brsa winters oil
piyato taTsi rs bElS double extrua at tdE11ls for
pgtanle, ard 4 brls lon gsndo Ut &2;at1l2A. Tosal,
l,k1s trla Export toura we're quoted At N0f41S fer
good 10 ehoca extras. .. as :.
uTHrR AlLI.sYuYSR-Wera Ia rood demand and
steady. Bsirs MORO II cars brsu 1t SS0ta1; 5eAsa
u,!ddjlnRs A. $l2t2 l7f6i car ont,shoEta u tan
cars whcus screenings NJ E.oi cur coarso aual
At H. on tsacat LOU btls corn-mcnt It tl.sd
: Bt'NlNH WItEA7'-Waa qutes and tirm. IT. was
xenorny very sicniy about tho luicst prtros nf
Mopday, closinR Ktrong for tA!s luonth. The BRITISH
adscus netet QpiatAess, eutaatmur fe1itna III spring,
whlle wnas gtudex wcEa lower, probably ~ conso-
9unnce OF largo arrivals In prospect. Our rucupts
g sss
Il. IT, s s I a
ri: g & H. ss e. = e. rs
atEes iafxs n:ssta,s9.s hsso Lawn msdo 5y eaplta:
IL: u III ssast sut ;ss !
.osa @ Saa ~ ~ : at ~ syS ~, Il sc c
oau.,hlta e % dusis III sas seot in eoase.lcnes % ts
80 s. Il IL; ss%f Il. ssSssa ss'' s
Hswt ny y ~. ~ @ 9Ss. ~ Ts:sF IT," ~ .dfna. a,
:ss$ Il S;$ =
.ss: s:s:t:s !: & i u q sS:
ss M MsS b ~ - " sysS&tsa & !! 'sfi Sa g. c
WiATkH WAHAr~Was iu:s astlr9; a.'a Fshsrall{,
quGuu c94es, but xns Fpallr asGal{ NJ Tic !attaf'
liflcg5 ot Maeday. There wss 4 HudeT4!a 1oM4tid
ior snpMqat, but fuluFs. we're slow: seller Auypst
SrkS rd ss.h; rue :RSs q! n ;ae. + rcpo9tsa rsfe
casiYi ii iioi GIaO b1 JonR buried do II lse, la1
bu ii II sfn III Nl hl NJ Mntur nt So; 4al 6n 5e-
Tstai, ;ss1 IT,. l'e rsss1pia u Tolso xarS srSst:
e !o be xssy l*TSs d ~ 9%any ,
! epiareAlly ba1o. kna knat'ah uill.sttnsa idla iN
J0FaIxn buyers Aa!d % ~ long xHa pors!stsnliy
TINT Hteat dsal nt rhGat win be wuntcd 70 TcstVIo
JtInxA tAuEp TO tGctt nUruial ttntl|tul,.
CUlsh-Was sttutiy et , bhsdo advanee. with l!ttle
d1la futures, AId fAlF shIpphe y9tnunt, A!y
srtooI WIS p0fte4 stronY Nith tru, lealtug Ia
gusk, MAtls New SQEk MAa lnQdssatal1 active, but
, 1880-08-11

md firm. Cheese met with lihcrnl cnll frntu
exporters. md tho EastErn and Wes,crl, trtstie
nlsD wcrc ordering with H0mo freedom. Prices
wcro tlrn ut Mondays advance. 1n tho ,lrIrd-
fruit mnrkct ttq1o WAS dull and unsettled feet
Ing. Fish wcro quoted Q,lfct mud steady. rr0cs
Of oils, rnnts and colnrs ruled firm, tho 'cmnnl
bcinR good. 1'IR-frpn rotnntn6 iltns under n laIr
md improving demand. #
L,lsnlur WAS steady ut tho yards, and active.
The curyo fa!cA were fair. Hardware and nails
were stcaity nt tho recent advance, and Il, good
demand. Tho w0ql market was mot1eratoly net
jva. Eastern ordtrs aro Incoming scAsrc, but
tho Western trndc Is fnir md prices arc Atsone.
IEi1es wcro steady. In hops. ltttlc hRs bccn
dong. Tho stuck of o1t1 Is well reduced. Tim
olhy Rcot1 tvns moro nctlvc md steady, and tax
clsod ut prnvtous prices, oponing higher. tlay
WIS IN roruost for local ute, md old was salnblo
~ shippers Poultry wns III Hinnl rnstucst. Green
fruits wcru plenty, and l0cnl bUycrs and ship
pcrs tnok hold Mt previous prices.
Lnkc frnI4hta wcro IN urgent demand, and nd
vanccd n1lntEler w. Enriy, tho rate was &c on
oorh md before tho closo sic wad pRtd and
GAG7o for wltcnt to Buffalo. Vessels wore
scarce.
1.nii fretghts wcro quoted steady Mt 40 for
provisions and 30c on grain to Now. York. Quo
tattons on through foreign frcfahtg wero stcndy
M 6ah per 100 lbs for Hour to Liverpool, bsAc
for dn to GlAsgo,Y, Ga.ic far lArd nnd meata 10
Liverpool, ;5e for do 10 Antwerp or nromcn.
z Tho receipts Of whcht reported yGsterlay at
Chtchxu, Milwaukee, st. Louis, Toledo, and De-
troit aggregated b63,o00 bu. ind tho shipments
co.. 400 hi.
Tic following was tho movement Of produce
reported from New York ycstcrt1ny: 1trcntpts-
Flour, ?, COO hrIs; wheat, 1;s,soo bu; corn. sst,
p0o lu. oats, 81 ,N0 bu; corn-n,cui, 1870 pkps;
rye, 1000 bu; limit, a.01; becf, brlh; cut
meats. 4.oE3 pkgs; lard, 17G3 ties; whisky,
us brls.
, 1880-08-11

The following instruments wcro f1cd for REQ
orlIucsday, Aug. 10:

The following instruments were f1cd for REQ
orirucsday, Aug. 10:
Howe ., ~ l. S|Fx y9a nserEaIh s.a, IT, ae.sa
Aug. Annn II. Iialxer 10 oJ6seph Ma1cllanlS 1,lOQ
9 ntrses Il ctoaae ' Is T IT. %.'ea m
s!s %Ss I chsS SSpl;S'sca ; L saia9 elaeos
Il, dN,ed Aug ! III. il. 1iussod 10 i. i. Hack.
VII! Il is Il Il iaana. l. ''
~ r dated AuE. If. l.awsorx IN Z. tioeer! GO
y RI sna ~ shs 1LoTs dated
Il ated XSs tchHs.isn IL Il hceder ~ il T. s, Law
Wit l. cor aco,n. xsxii '0"
+, tatca July u u. 4 crcsA OF III. to Henry .,
wcst tia Il, II; Il 1cst IL Ada l. x II, "
dated Aug. liars J. harsen TO II. chrssto- n.y.,
ttatei July il tafassor in Chsnoel5 d IT, ,.
es. Sis.dtc:nt Il, H. II IL Ioon,i;. i.3ix i'''S
oskiay ~ sosaf Huron 1t, t. :iHIlM IL "
intet Aaa 0 tWam II. CLARK 10 l.. il. stncks ~
wiki Lilo ss is I'D Il 81 Thrill l. i s:l6sso '"
r. nts,! Aiu 70 tsstate 2f William u. 1ones ,oo
VIII %ssif j. sSs MID sfisy:f s
Snerss OK strMenss)t M dntcd AuY, tsiastvt in
m!iH$stso ~. :s Il Il Ess1a; :Isai:s '''
xxM!s xn's 4 4 !a1s !mn5svs} @ 1n,.d AnR 10 tlienry I'm
i%fs, dated Aug. ID IL. Q. Il. Frssr q iicHTy
souTii 81 a!fY iaifs wiriiS iSi;it; ii srfES
w,,.n. :, Mltss M Or T,fs Gn.'sT'ilSl'sE, ,.r,, :,
% fa, % sf lfs,ne IL aaese.1.
datEd Aug. 70 tJuhn MeCatery 10 tho ltIlEht-
on Cotton Manufacturing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
, 1880-08-11

mrrcl'hu'flsn thls ynHr II &TDaa,Nl against Tho
port Ut New fsik. ats'lnst I. s'nanco Of $l0s.lM
~ ts favor In lb'9. and IL hnnnco Df s?i i,iNn.TN
IN lta f"ror !n 1b's. Tho tsitrrrsnco this year
ilHainst New York compared with fRn II So, TO-
'4u. afi cofnnafc'l Win 18Th 1t Il fGI.oaH,olo.
utl,,y ~ their nxn strr. nr s,mnIi I'm. -, ,,,',
INC crops. ue1H viii sooil tn Imported 1rotn
twEei, tJh,,kH III H3c7sl q nor ktu0O t1lscn,nt.
Country urflcrA nyo inufcaf,nr for currency,
Loans nro ulet ut n1, puy cent .t, Gull and mi
per cent oil tin.e 1luuk cluarInxs wcru a, OO.
Ct,o1s Car,nty II Of 1xs5, saO woro sol,l nj ito:
West Park II, 4xUN Mt 1iO: District of Cotutn.
hia 3.cds Mt ln0; au,l Cbioapo, burlington &
Qntncy IL, 4,t,dD Mt n,
Tho lxyutsyIitc Il Nrs,,,llo's financial ro,,,],.