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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16

EDiroR TIMES The beautiful weather which
VIC experienced during the holidays has passed
away and now We have the consolation Of en-
ioying ''drizzly drossly' mixture, accomra-
nicd with those delightful Louion fogs, on u
small scale.
The holiday season passed of quietly and
nothing disturbed the serenity and quictudc
of Joncsyllc bat chicken fighting among the
sporting .tr0icmiy. And now every one is set
tied and about ready to commence operations
I with King Cotton. Fertilizers have cgmmcncci
to arrive and il can be only hopcl that they will
be beneficial daring the coming season.
The Joncsvillc Academy opened OH Tuesday,
last under the management Of Miss l.. C. Bailey
and it appears that the Board of School TruS-
| tees Of JOncsvlc Township are determined to
always employ Il first c,ais teacher in that
school. With the facilities Of the railroad and
the good character Of the town, there can hardly
be any doubt but what Joncsyi!!c Academy will
| rank second to no school in the County after
lew more sessions.
y small lracas occurred on Sunday morning
in town, between two colorei men, aud with the
promptncss AMI cIi!ccncy OF the iowu Marshal,
who IS always On hand, like ''p;ckcd-up din
ncr," they were both landed safely in Tie GALA
bJ3sc.
The Photo graphic gallery Of Nesbilt s. Whit
lock must be doing thriving business Of late,
jUlging hy the crowds OF vehicles anl pcui lc
which are constantly about them. We dropped
in the other day to examine some Of their pic
lures ami found it too much crowded to see
wha; We wllIcl TO sec. We did wish to have
our ohi- in one Of the groups which the artist
""E'"S ~. ":,....o, .I..i,i- :, -~-,.tl
s.! of the picture. but our services were dc
c!imvl, the Artist informing us it would damage
the camera We secured. however, one spcndiI
picture of orc Of the grUuristS and felt happy
On dit--thc ladies Of the VI. l.. Church of
JonesYilIc are engaged in making preparations
for an entertainment, either Hot supper or
EaiyE:inc drawing, 10 come oil shortly. We
trust it will be the former, as our apDclitc for
turkey is fast Improving, and Your cpv.cspyn-
dent VIII sure to hc rOUnl, just III linr.
JOAEoN LILLE.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-01-16
a Cold Snap.

.iiicr days of IL an& rain, We awuhc last
"cdncs lazy morning anl found the atmosphere
cold, clear and bracing, with ice upon sagElnt
water. 1t was the second in>tallurnt of any
thing like winter weather we have had this win
ter, and overcoMs were generally worn f5r the
first time. The extraordinary mild weather has
! Played the mischief with the trade IN winter
rls;hiug
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Rev. z y. Smart.

We arc lruiy pleased at the action of the Con-
ference III returning Rev. X. l.. Smart 10 this
Station, and sincerely ontratulatc the conrrc-
cation in his charge uponi,. He ha, don, Huch
noble work in this community the past year and
his faithful lahors in the cause "i his Master
have been greatly blessed. Ills pIrc christian
walk, combined with very high order Of talent
AMI scniality Of disposition commaul r,r him
the love Of our whole community.
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The State Grange.
MASTERS OFFICE, STATE GRANGE,

MASTER 8 OFFICE, STATE GRASGE,
CuAPPgLL's, NEwBERRY Co., Jan. b, 1880. !
by resolution and request of the executive
committee of the State Orange of South Caroli-
ma, approved and endorsed at this Office, the next
annual meeting Of the State Grange Of South
Carolina will be held in Charleston, instead of
Columbia, on VaesGay, the Sd of February, 1880.
This meeting will be one Of the most important
ever held in this State. Questions and matters
or-vast interest and vital importance to the
Order, to Agricuturis,s and to the whole coun-
try, will be considered, acted upon and deter
mined.
1t is most desirable anl | most earnestly urge
thai eSeEyi representative entitled TO voice ani
vote be present. Let every Grange be represen-
ted and by all means every county. III there is
no Pomona or live" Grange, then revive II
.tiormsutr one and let it send representatives. s.
Besides, Il invite, request and most earnestly
urge every "mastcr, past master ana their wives,
il OF tic degree of matron,' TO attend without
regatd TO whether their Oranges arc dormant
or not, orIwhether they indivi iually are "cicar
upon the books" aud in possession OF the um-
written work. | assure them arrangement VIII
be made for all to participate in and hear al
discussion, &c.
d The action of the National Grange, lately met
in session ut Cauandaiguo, \. u, on many Iucs-
tious and our own peculiar surroundings, maHc
the cVnSiacration Of many matters imperative
upon us ~ patrons, farmers and citizens
= Matters oil business ana trauc are 10 hc con
sdercd, determined and arranged that will be
beneficial, hnnnciaIIy, 10 any fatron or iarmcr
.t7arrangementS that will, if successful, remove
entirely the difficulties OF Patrons desiring pc
cuniary benefits through the Oranges Let
every Patron come who can and who feels any in
tarrst in hio wife ana children, his business, his
Stateand country, and he will bc amply rcpnil
Ly baro.its received and duty done. The best
Arrangement will be made with railroads and
hotels.
y!'l li'u T.. J,n.roup G.
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A Liberal Proposition,

We make The following propositions for the
the year 1880:
The Union TINES AMI ImcricW Igricaitu-
riSt, price SO sc, fur................... .Si3 90
Any'old subscriber renewing and sending
us new name, the above papers to- each,
price 81 90, for ..... s 80
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nS;A. Farmers who are fortunate as to have
hogs to kill arc complaining Of the unscasona-
bic weather for killing. They tell us hogs are
Coating their hcpds of, and unless the weather
turns COLI enough to kill pretty soon there will
be no cheap bacon this year.
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\ FArAL TEi'Dr r.. i,TEH.- Cincinnati, J,a.
very ..-A Union Guy, Indiana, dispatch sa"a
w. -" vi 'gc over swollen stream gave y ?
On the tte,c.ami, Columbus, CiEcunu.i and H..
'tn@i".:r Tai,,ai, 2x miles cast IF lhai j!a,..
}'"tiri'"'.,r Tie a. Gin" ar4 eleven frti.i.. o..
into Tic scam. Three lncn were killed.
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GAE"iLLn HLLcTrD SEN NToR.--.CincinEaii
Jaurnry l".--Gar"oII was clccic! ln!:ri Sln'as
senator To succeed Thurman 10y the Ohio h"c,s-
l'tGrc to-day. Tic vote stood in the Assembly:
Garfield 20. Ihur"rn Is.
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PARNELL, rnE lnisu PATrIor.-New York
January "a public receipt ~ was rendered
N'r. Parnc}. tLc Irish Agit.inr. at Madison
SQu"rc Garden to.n"t; hy lhe Irish American
c;'!zcns Of Ibis city. Nearly eight thousand
persons were present, including many ladies' --
Zen. 1hurlow Weed, Judges Gilcrslccvc a.,l
A.hcr, ami n.ary other prominent cjti ems. Id
s.rts Oh The platform. Judge Gi.iers!ceyc +. g.
tihcl
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,CONGI.:ssaAN U'CuNNons EXERTio%s roH
THE RELIES OF TIE SwINpLEr CoLoRED PEorLE.
-A Washington letter, Of Thursday, to the
baltimore .lmcr,cIa says: ''Mr. O'Connor, Cl
South Carolina, to-day presented petition
signed by one thousand of the citizens of New
born; praying for the passage OF II bill intro
duceI by him last DcccwIbcr to return to the
froedlacu Vf the South their savings deposited
in the Freedman Savings and Trust Company
The biIl is bow in the custody Of the ways end
means coiihii.cc, and will p, ,o5aLly receive some
attention soon. Unless this is done, Mr.. o Con
nor will, ut the first opportunity, offer rcsolu-
upn.t1 ,ab4ilsh- the commissioners, utwhom there
~ arvs. l"il this a." soiIry f7r Ha;T-;-
lately nothing at all. In the m ean,imc the un
fortunate depOsitOrs are unable to obtain any
r@l!et, ms their loss was occnsioncd by the uc
ton OF Congress, SO hy act OF Congress- Mr.
q tonnor believes, redress should come The
bin provides that the commissioners shall, with
IN thirty days after the passage of the act, file
IN The C:hce ot the secretary OF the treasury an
Inventory Oi he assets Of the company, and tla;
sixty days aitcrward the secretary shall sell tho
sa;"c out ut auction, and that out Of the proceeds
Of such sale the bona file dcr0sitors are to b.
In!d As these assets are not sufficient To rn"ci
thr liabilities OF the company, the bill further
provides that $lO,00U,O00, or so much tlcrco,
nf Eecf4fN'y, shall be appropriated io- this rur-
lose. The only quibblc to be made by the opro-
Lcnts of the bill will be on the liability OF iLr
Government, but Mr. O'Conuor is confident that
lie las good case
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Jan q

THG NEwHGHrY i:MrcrioN. .--Ncwhcrry. Janu-
airy l3.---Ihc following gentlemen have been
cicctcl mtcndamt a"d warlcns Of thc town ol
Ncwucrry for thr ycar 1850: intcnInAi. J. =.
Pool. Narjrms j II. Mcfall. d. VI. /. kih-
Ter. George IanetJri ami ID. NJ. Ward. The
election passed of quietly.
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Robbery.

NoDbory.
On Saturday might last some ono broke into
Ic*sra. McIrory Hills Grocery store, through
the back window, and stole two saclis OF flour
nearly half 4 b.: Of Tobacco, some pickles AMI
other articles. 40 clue to the robbers yet.
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I1S3"Onc Of the street lamps exploded last
Monday night, blowing the glass cncascmcmt
into snitkcrccus, AMI arousing the sleeping
citizcus all around.
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Liaknl by q rIulN.

Charley Coleman, blacksmith in the employ
&C Nc>STs Nllcn \ Robinson, while shocm,: II
!! crsc On Monday last was kicked on t!.c l. !; ry
The animal AMI severely injured. The tail end
os even good tempered Horse i. IS uu,afe TO
play with ~ an unio,dc gun or pistol.
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Tho Tim es Looking up.

Tho Times Looking up
The numhrr Of new subscribers received this
month, although not large, is quite encouraging,
particularly as we learn that two or three good
clubs will be scut MS soon.
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Z Fatal Railroad Accident.

On Frlay last, as Munro Eabb, Il brakeman
on the :. |. AMI {. Railroad, was passing along
t." top 0ta car just the tr:in going; uni>r
Smiths Bridge he was knocked from the car by
the bridge and 50 seriously injured that he died
at = o clock the next morIinr
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New Laws,

AN ACr to amend an Act Entitled "An Act TO
punish Persons ior the hrn,ovni or Sccrcling
u forsonaI Property levied upon ~ The Shcr-
III ." other officers, being Act No. 4UI, APP
proved November H., 1873.
Br II ,h""'oi hy the :,cnaic and House Of Rep
rrscnt"iiycJ u. !Ac state oi South Carolina, now
mrt and sitting IN General Assembly, and 10y
the authority ui ,hc same:
That an Net citi;.cl '.An act to punish per-
SONS Irr the removal or sccrvtiug uT personal
property levied on hy the shelII other ui-
GERS Oc hereby amended by striking GU, tho
rrov!:o thereof! So iH"t II Shall hereafter read
That whUsucvcr, with intent to Geiraud, re-
moves or *ccrclcs personal property which has
been attached or levied on by the sheriff or any
other officer authorized 10y law to make such at
!AGAyMsAyh. "E .a .baGl, ,rqX "Cta miF-
ishcd by i" lriaomment i'll the county Jail Tor II
period not less than sky days nor more than
one year, o" 10y fn" of not less than one hun
drci dollars nor more ihan two hitnlrcG.'
Approved December, ii, 1879.
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Removal
Mcssrs. Eiec & Mcclure have moved their cS.
iensivc Stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, &c., into the store lately occupied by
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great "''ac''"" yesterday, ami with better ar
i"hE""irnis hn' an adequate police force every
oouy had luil view Ut the wonder. Probably
5000 persons visited the shipyard daring the
DAY, and TIE display OF ppcAct hsmdAcrchic.S
Was inc i"ii general anI extensive ever known
III thia community. 1t Is known fact That any
ANNA! Is unpleasant while undergoing the pr
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Child Burned TO Death.

GA Tuesday last small coorcl child was
burned to death on the premises Of Mr.. j. W.
Niusor a few milcs above this town. Nc have
not heard the particulars.
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CANDY FIRE Is CHEST Chestcr Janurry
".--Ihc confectionery store of IL. G. Rothrock
was discovered to DC on fire last night at abun;
half past II 20 clock and had it not been for
the quick work oC the fire company. the rrinti-
pnl part of our town would soon have been in
tiamcs. The fire originated III the inside of the
Ht"To, an! is supposed 10 have been causcI Ly
rats cm"nT ihc matches. lhc total loss is
shout : go, covered by insurance. " ,r& o,al
CCgyi,r
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EHLEhsiD AT LAsT.---Wal;cr :. Lynch, who
was arrested IN Augusta III .,v,C...I.,. I"s, ~,
the instance of the Southern Express Company.
and whr has been in custody ever since wa,
released NY order of Judge Encal on SATURDAY
last. The: Express Company il will he rcmcm
hcrcd brought II suit III trOvcr, as il is Ca,,v,i,
against Mr.. Lynch, anl claimed in il that ,l.
Novc:pHcr ., 1878, he was entrusted rs its me.
scngcr at lrmasSCc :. c., with n package uI
money valued at S1j 600. and that instead O!
delivering il To :hc conncSlng messenger at
Augusta he converted ii to hHown use liewas
arrested when the sui; was brought, and unlcr
the law required To give bond in double il,
ranc "t,hc property on To pI olucc it. lie flilci
IN do either. claiming that Il WAS lost. ami Was
placed in Jail, where nc remained until the trial
took place in October. At the trial the iury
founi verdict III tavcr the Express Cumvan"
whCrcL on the defendant moved for n dischar.,r
which was refused on the ground that Tie
twenty days fixed 10y the jury within which tie
property light he returned had not cXuircl
apl because the defendant had not accented the
verdict in the trovCr suit. which found that he
had converted the package After the twenty
days expired he again applied for his Lischarc,
aud agreed TO ACCEPT the verdict agains, hih as
final; not to move for new TRIAL ur to make any
c!iori 10 set il aside. The Court then heard cyi.
drncN tC his ability t" c""v,y ,.;,', IL" ..o,I:
as accepted lay him, and, after argument, pas. cd
the order dischargng him, rs before stated
The case will be taken to the Supreme Court OH
appeal '.
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'PAfEicrE A\n SricIuE.-Lyons. v Y. Jam
uary "a terrible h"mciic and suicide &C.
CURED here today. Miss Francis Iovcv. n very
ligh!y respected young lady Of this place. ru.
tered the store Of Ecr father. Il hat ani far L,al-
er, and in :it Of supposed insanity Shot him,
the ball penetrating his left temple and produc-
ing instant death. Then rclcalimr the pistol.
she went nP stains and shot herself in the same
Place. Miss !!ovcy is slowly sinking, and there
are no hopes Of her recovery.
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Az ACT to Regulate the Recording Of Deeds and
other Instruments in Writing executed with
out the Limits of this State.
lie enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
IcscnatIycs Of The State of South Carolina now
met and sitting i'll Gencral Assembly, and by
the authority OF the same:
That amy deed on other instrument in writing
executed without the limits Of this State may be
recorded i'll the prOrc" office within this State,
if The same be proved i'll due form Of law before
Il notary pubic Provided, liz! such notary
shat! niiiX to the aticsnlion his official seal,
stamped thereon (; and provided further, that tho
official capacity OF the notary public shall be
certified To by the clerk OF a court OF record
Of the county III which such deed or other
instrument IN Whiting was executed
Approved December IS, 1879.
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JOHNSON IIAUOOD,
Cumptro.lcc
COmptroller-Gc1cral

CuLUMniA, Jauunry l., lSSn.
NaM. L'RoY 2. IoWhtES, .ifprW y-EcanyU! N,Uik
CiruIihd:
DEAR SE--l herewith cucosc you certain
corrr% %rrn,cncc between myself and the co,nl,-
troi!rr '-cncint-aS TO l"c proper c;ion nc ga
ken IN regard TO the Supply Act OF the last scs-
sion, and request you to take such proccc,lim rs
rs will III your judgment most spec H. lead to
judicial decision as TO Its validity.
Very respectfully, ". u. SiHrsoN,
Governor.
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\ TrREIELH TRAGEDY ~ Tx >S.--Galveston,
Jam!iprE "A Ttmcs' special from CimLridgc
insane, went TO the residence OF j. \. I.ali. ten
miles east Of there and shot him dead without
the least provoca!iOn. Thence hc went to sam
ucl Tubbs' house and shot him FIVE tmes.-
TuhbS iS not expected to live. $c'ty then went
to Logan farm, informed Logan OF wAa; he had
done, and before he could be prevented placed
pistol - his own head ami blew out his brains.
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WEST PoiNT AND ANEAroLIS. - CoTgrcs sSman
y. Wyatt Aiken, Of the Third Congressional D!s.
trict, informs the ColUmbia Register there will
lie no vacancy in the Naval academy at Annarp-
liz untit June, lSS2, provided the present cadet
f.om HAT district passes his examination. \
vacancy Will occur i'll the West Point .icadcmy
in 1881, At which time John c. Whitaker the
present representative Of the third district. Will
"raluatc Congressman Aiken Will have the
appointment TO West Point, and states that he
wi! order an examination some time mex; sum-
mCr.
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The Union TINES AMI Amcricm Igricaitu-
r'St price S3 5C, or...................... .S3 %
Any'od subscriber renewing and sending
us new name, the above papers to each,
I4Z3"Onc OF the street lamps exploded last
Monday night, blowing the glass cncascmcnt
into smithcrccns, AMI arousing the sleeping
citizcus all around.
nt:A. Farmers who are fortunate as to have
hogs to kill arc complaining Of the unscasona-
bic weather for killing They tell us hogs are
coating their hcpls off, and unless the weather
turns cola enough to kill pretty soon there will
be no cheap bacon this year.
n.y. Our lively friend, Charley Farrar,
represents the large Grocery establishment Of
Austin Nichols & Co., of New York, is in
town. lie always brings something new and
funny from Gotham, to amusc the Merchants
aal their clerk during the dull summer sea-
son.
Tho Times Looking up.
The numhcr Of new subscribers received this
month, although not large, is quite encouraging,
particularly as we learn that two or three good
clubs will Gc scut MS soon
Child Burned TO Death.
Ca Tuesday last small colorcl child was
hurncl to death on the premises Of Mr.. !. W.
Viusou, few milcs above this town. Nc have
not heard the particulars.
Removal.
Mc5srs. Rice ( Mcclure have moved their cx
tensivc Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
rorr So into thn Sturc lalciv ucyuDicl hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-12
THE STATE or TRADE.


prvp,to Oct Flour good demand and 25c per bof
n" Snrfng :. 2IG$s 10 Amber. s. 23a1b; mite " ~
~ - f0gsG New Process ~ 6OG- Rye our -
- ? p. Western 40. ! bIunP, zoa@I 30 30 Pin%
a - n - III Bakers - 75nSo 70 Amor 70 l'3 80 20
St,,e IA inter 81 30 So New foce 4. - az. Nhea
art,ve and higher demand chiefly svrcuia shn, oOV
imam No Hard Duuil cash, IL ~ IA IOVJu Dual No.
,r srrve IBL 1000 bush. DO. cash, II IJ- OoOO
hush 10 November. Al 1874; $1,000 push 90, 81 Itg
sI Il l. Oush. sample While McmgaD, sl"i- ~ W
q, rn fron5 ,ale ,OO bush. Mixed al 4814c: 900
hush 80 do 49s l.3JU bush DO. Doc oats fliet NO
Mixed est ~ 3G2 aJlc barley IN llI .eihAnu
sales car. 4 snada, track. at soc i've htgir,ttl
Freghts 10 YORK by Tal-Nnet. DC; IOfn 2ti oaa
he Canal nei .is-Mheat. &C.; Corn D &c - NeN YORK
~ ilrosd recsius Flour 900 DDs Wneaf, 1lODn bush
nv b 500 bush Lake receptsfOur 1900 obir; Wheat,
IN GUO bush: CHn. 44JOU0 busl; Bar eY lnJl Dush
lroa Flour. 1880 bills; Nhs, 74OOO bush;
Corn IA ON bns1.. Oais 800 BUSH baleS -Ov AVE.
5JD bush BY canal 20 tide watefM heat AZ Oui bbIAi
to~n 40 100 bush In sOre-Wheat $3.50 bush;
Corn 600 bush; Oats, 42pDD bush Barley tOOOO
Sosb'. ave X 300 1ush. Malt l3.lOO bush
t1ticAeo Oct. lI--fOsr qulet and unchanged Wheat
,eff prued strong and higher closed az inside prices
N Eed Winter 9yGrl No. Chicago spring yfc cash
asie November 80 &c. December NO do, 2sc. Re
,ted J5a-uc sales Of Cllcig1 Spfing ht 5o'c n
II IN 4 Noyemter 98sc aSl "a December corn excited
-, opeped strong AID higher closed az inside
1f,rrsr 80 sOsc fv+sc J7
% s.s al iOa. ~ &c S0ycmberi rejected 5sgo Oats
o. eff buI generally higher closing weis a ~ &C. cash
W ber soc December sales at @5's1SO'4c @Ven
&c efeced 2ba26lsc. I've tsirly actFe anu thide
bar NJ ~ 20 Harley fairly active an1 saar hEhcf al
7se Faxseei higher al 81 xba.l ~ fork rreeular
I'm. i,ther and steady closing tetl heah al =
css ss 2U0sls 20 October Si- 4-T@Sl% 40 November
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N EW JERSEY SOU IHEKN KAILW u. =
~ Time Table Of october 1881. Leave New YORK foot Id
y.
For sandy Hook. Branchport SIS. HAS m. $50
p. m.
0.3u d.
Monmouth Beach and Seabrght Via BranchpOrt 500.
s:lO 1910 a. m. $3.50. 400. $50 .. m.
A. Red Bank. for MancLester, Toms River Bar
negaI &c,
1870 D. m-va Red BANK, for Manchester. Toms River
ATLANTIC CITY all stations o Bay-ide
D. m wa Red Bank for all stations Whling's Toms
River, Barneglt &C.
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ror,l. RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
D. Worth P,rer vessels RAJ Ri''~'ti'
80 Ns,~u.v Der II 1850
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. oct II. 1850
AsHrs-oui-t aud uuchangea.

ASHES Oul't aud Ear clrlgncs l34sc.;
stocS here IN drst nants l5js06 sE- ~ were
cho ahe." which aIrivei ava 10. r liam arrived
tOfav Mid aun and uucla gcd ,t. AZ t,rrr an IN
cne,e rf ce': sars 100 nales ~ biles vered
,i,g ia s,r export, and 3fifnr sphNlh - a.,
81 ontr,ct 700 bales eips a. the poitS a. ~ ~
has s~inst s9ubl bales tlls d9y lss "a haies asipst
I3les iast year september /, 'Oo'As" "N'S'' e
ii baNeo asst