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ORDINATION.-On Sunday nicht last Rev. Mr. Qirardoau ordained the following named colored mon ss olden, ol the Zi< n Presbyte? rian Oburoh : P IUI 'Prescott S m'. Robinson, Wm. Pnce, Wm. Spcncor, J. Alorrison, and John Warren. CHANGES IN THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.-Dr. E. H. Kellers has resigned thu position of City Phyaiciau of Health District No. 8, and Dr. Ti. IiBbby, Jr.. has boon appointed in his place. Dr. Radinsky has boen appointed tor Hoalth "District No 4. vice Dr. F. G. Simona, who as? sumas charge of tho city hospitals. M>T TnuE.-Tho report having boen circu? lated that President McCabe requested tho escort of tho polico for tho clubs on Saturday last, wo ta o pleasure in stating that the re? port is entirely withe ut truth. Mr. McCabe, Uko evory othor true citizen, did not see the necessity of an escort ot police, and did not desire it under anv oircumotancos. - PABADE OF NKQUO Mi UT An Y COMPANIES. The DeLano.v R flo Guards, and tho Liuoon ?Light Infantry, two colored military com pa? nie*, went ou a maroon yesterday nio.-nmg to Gibbon" Farm, where a flag was presented to fie former company by R. C. D.-Lsrge. Per aamptoiy orders were issuod by Mayor Pi'Is Fbury for the companies to disband before Settling the cit- -- THE WroOfla' HOHIJ.-We have been re? quested to nam Od?eiiiEens ?Kamst the aotB of some impostors, - hu ato ??Ito?**n* ?uD" ?oriptions tn the name ut Mn Snowden, president of tho Widows* Home. No ono is authorized to mskfi 'olieetions in thai nome. Indue timo the bom d of control propose o appoint a proper ytsrron to collect tho yearly subsoriptlooB, but of this due notice '.-'A be given, and tho nanoo of tho perron appointed Will he published. M HEXING OF THE CoTrON AN? RtOE FACTO IIB. At the me o tm g of tho faotort, held at Doon yesterday, a committee of two were appointed io examino the proceedings of previous meet? ings and the reports ot committees, and pre? paro a statement, io bo pro jen cd to the Cham? ber of Commerce and the Board ol Trade. Ar? rangements bave been made with the under? writers atid wharf owners by which a reduction in the rates ol insurance and wharfage waa ef? fected. The teetora wero of the opinion tb at by this reduction a large amount of business -would be transacted, and JbaileBton enabled lo competo more favorably with her sister .oiues a. momorial lias been prepared, and trill be pr esonted io O.itined to Dight, in whiob it is shown that tho taxes imposed on cotton and lioe in tbis oily aro in excess of those paid in other Atlantic ports and i ill, if inst dod upon, tend to divert tho liado from Cbar.es ton, and cause hor to loan not only tho taxes, -but the profits derived from otner Bources, which are participated in by every branch of industry. CQINEBB TM M I O rt A no J -Tue following ls an ox'met of a lotior received from a highly re respoo'able p an'or residing no ir Grahamville 8. C., by his factors in this city: ; Oenbftneii-l suw in ina CHARLESTON Maws, a tow divs ugo, a notice thai a ur. Jo? seph-waa in Uiiullo-luu mulling arra n gem nts to import Uni noue labor?i s, i supp me t.efure February noxt. Will yod very mn h ooline one by engaging thirty of them for me at price, for gcod farm laborer?, nol exceeding ono JiMored dollars ger JJ ar. mid for fire yeera if possible. one ur two tii?sp>.ak Engh-h. We cannot get about bore th<i uiiu-hfieeoth part of ?he labor wo bad before thc war; and our lands ?re a mere wasts. I bavo open lauds unoush to employ turee han dr ed chillest-,.nd if ail were cultivated would yield twelve baudrudorflrteen hundred bales cotton, besides three ot lour thousand baahola-nce. 'Awo hundred bu bois rico and tien-y or twenty-five bales cotton, ?^HXka?/ai%pnu4rv? bushols oom. vidi cover all tba, yili,ttpa year, be liarvested from these latida I Aria from ten miles above here to the ?eaboard-ihirty-fivo milos-there ls ecaroely ?ne planier, if any. as wah off sa mvaelE. l ox oepi, of ooorso, the few planters of nee ou tide landa. 1 into no di alu but that moat or the planters would be wiUir.fr to give ibo W of one-half or twu-tbirds of ? hoir landa to bave the balance wi ll orUtt vated for them. Io ? te w years more, nnleea a great change tokos place, Slanting win atop altos-drer in thia seeti?n.' am obliged to plant the poorest of my ianda, near my residence, to secure my crop from theft, 1 don't expect tobe able to save over three-fourths from the shops, with all the yigi lanae that I can nae. OIT? SAVANNAH GTTBSIS. f 8 TILL LA KO ER OUT POU RI Nil OF THE OTTI- * ZBNB-NO DT8 TUBB A.N OS-CONFERENCE ! WITH TBE MAYOR. , ArnngMttenU for the Game-Tue Billi. ' tary on Hand-Tito dame-Full Re? port ot* the Inning;*-Offlclal Score- j Previous Games-Knthnslaatte Do? t m o ii a tra I lon-Th? Supper. 7 BB THIP TO MOUNT PLEASANT TO-DAY. 1 ' 1 i Yesterday. I Tho mrmibors of the two dabs aroao carly and 1 woro gratified to find every proapoctofa fino < day for the gamo. After rodding Tun NEWS, and thereby being put in good humor with themselves and thc rest of mankind, thoy par- i t< ok ot breakfast, aftor wbioh they sallied out and amused thomselvos in every conooivablo : manner until about one o'clock, when they re SB8onibled at the hotel and partook ot dinner. Than thora was strapping on of outlaudish shoes with spikes in them, and shifting of plain citizen's clothing for tho serviceable- uni? forms of their respective dubs. At two o'clock throe omnibuses arrived. In one iras placed the batd, tho Carolina and Sa vaon&h nines in the othorr. Thoy wero then driven to The Cronndi, Those, as heretofore stated, wore at the foot ot Broad-btreet, and enoioaed with a rope. Ia sido of tho rope, at short intorvals, wero sta? tioned a small force of police, armed nit h their Winchester r.fles. lubido of this cordoo of Bontmola roundsman patrolled. These senti? nels bad orders not to permit any one to come inside of the ropes without the permission of tho committee appointed tor that purpose. A abort distance from the grounds the main body of the polico, under Captain Hendricks, was stationed. Two companies of United States infantry, under Major Ovilaby, woro at tbo Guardhouse to bo on hind in case their servltfcB wero needed. The arrangements for tho pre? servation of order were perfect, and daring tbe entire day there was not. we are gratified to state, the leas- disturbanoo. At the western side of the grounds two tents wore pitobod for tbo use of tho members of toe clubs. On the opposite, side of the ground was another tent, devoted to the s corers of the oraba. A Canis renee with tho Mayor. So general were tue apprehensions of a dis? turbance that about noon a body of prominent oitizsus. numbering about fifteen, called upon Mayor Pillsbury at bis office, with a view of co? operating lith bum in the preservation of the pnblio peace. They were courteously received. Tbe Hon. J. B. Campbell and the Hon. A. G. Magrath briefly stated the maia object of the visit. They alluded to the feverish state of feeling thal prevailed in the community, grow? ing out of the exciting events of Saturday evening, and urged upon tho Mayor the pro? priety of avoiding so manifest a provocativo to au outbreak as might be given by the presence of au armad force on the ground where the mutch gamo was to bo p'.ayod. They earnestly counselled such a modifl-ation of th? police arrangements as might at least keep any body ot armed mon out of sieht ot tho clubs. If this course wore token thoy wero willing to pledge themselves that no violation of the peace should occur. Tho Mayor said iu reply that as tho execu? tive of tho city government he o-iuld not relin? quish, his right au J responsibility in the mat? ter io tho preservation of the peace to any body of citizens, however goud their intentions or however great their influence. Ho then briefly reviewed the facts of too riot of the 2Gtb ult., viewed from his atand-pciot, and the events that preceded and led to the excite? ment or Saturday, defending his own action throughout. Ho suggested that it tho gentle? men thou pres nt bad Been flt to use their in? fluence to prevent the second invitation to the havannah Club, the objeet whtch thoy had so much at heart, viz., the preservation of the peaoe, would have been muoh moro surely aud easily attained. In conclusion, he mentioned the police arrangements whiob had been made, and which bad boen communicated to the clubs. These arrangements bad been decided upon after serious and Bobor oonsidoration, and be could see no good -reason why they should be changed. A long discussion ensued; Messrs. Campbell, Magrath, Butledge, Tupper, Gour.?in. Walker and otb irs,- pressing the withdrawal of the armed police, At least from public view. Thu Mayor, however, was '.IL?iovaoi?. Finally, he said tl: at tho taunts of the publio prints os to bis being "powerless" to maintain order, had made it a matter of pi Ide with bim to show ttia ' tho city authorities could and would en? force the 'if?? n?? tberefc"3. "pumeiy DM pos? itively declined to tallow the couasel which bad been offered. As tbe risuoi? Wet o about to withdraw, the Mayor added distinctly, that inasmuch a? oertaiu colored companies bad boon parading du.nDS the morning in the up? per part ot the city,*h,? would state that be had sont positive orders that u.>ev ohonld at onoe disband above Shepherd-street ,ftna disperse to their homes. The Assemblage. . When tbe clubs arrived ou tho' ground, abont half-past two o'clock, there were pre ont about three hundred whites and not more than foriy negroes. TbO erowd of citizens rapidly in? creased, apd by the time that'the first innlugs was well underway there were fully twenty-five hundred. Tho negroes did not assemble in large numbers at any time during the game; the largest numbor prosont at any one timo, iooludiug boys and females, could not bave been more than four hundred. No oituien * ho has tho interest of bis Hiato mid city at heart could look upon (hat assemblage, composed as it was of tbe young, tbe m.ddlo-jg?d. and tue old men of all c?aseos of Society, without feeling proud of lt-proud that ibero was such anoutpoaring ot the people to soe that the guests of the city about 1 not be insulted. As. an instauoe of Ibo enthusiasm of all classes in regard to this matter, wo would siato what occurred among tho omploveo? of both the South Carolina and Nonhoasicrn Rid road Companies. Thoy dcm uni o J . i tue to witness tho match game ol baso b ill, but were lo'nsed, although thoy expresse 1 tlioir willingness to havo their pay duduo e l. Then anxiety to be present ?t tbo gama ovoroami ad other scru? ples, and all work was stopped atl P. M. Ihe ?ame. The game wa? oelled at 2:40 P. M., the Sa? vannah Club winning the toss, ?al ?ending the Carolinas to the bat. FIRST IR H nt OS, B Maguire (ad off for the Carolin*?, with a bell to a right 'field, abd mada hts socou J b <se end stole home B. Ton ney, on a grounder to short field, mode bis first ?nd earns home OD e passed ball. F. W. Meyer WU tho first vic? tim, being pat oat o i foul fly by Flanders. W. HeaUu followed and wont out on a foul bound to Flanders, Two oct tor the Carolinas. J. C. Ila us ton next took thu bat, and on a BTonndorto abort field, made his first and earn? home on an over brow to Schafer. 8. MoNelty, on a Uli to abor- flo.d made bis first and came hpme on a' passed ''ball'. O. J. Toabsymade his first on a grounder, and hts third on a passed ball, coming home on Boyoea strike. J. P. Boyoe, who noxt look hold, sent a flt.? bali to lett field taking bl? .eeoad, ?ad wu brought safely borne by 3cb.Mb.to. E. F. Schaobte, on a grounder to ' ihort flold. made hia flrat, and on an i >Tertbrow by Flandern, made bia third, i ?omino; safely borne on a passed balU i Maguire again took tho bat and roached bia i inst on a low grounder to abort, coming home safe on ll. Touhey'a atriko. B. Touhey made ita second a fly to toft aud was broi ght homo jy Meyer, who made his flrat on a fl JO bali to -entre field, but was left on bia second by Hee liu, who again fell a victim, hoing put out at Lit et by MoNolty. Carolina's score 9 runs. G. j. Kimball took up tho bat for the Savannah's, ?pening with a fluo ball to right, upon which ho ando h'a flrat. W. F. May came boldly lo tho scratoh, but was taken In by U' shu on i full bound. J. It. Flaodcrs was stopped at Irst by Schachte. MoNulty made his first on a. hall to centre, brought Kimball homo, aud carno home himaelf on a passed ball. E. L. Board waa dono for by Schachte at first. Ea ranrsah's sooro. 2 runs. Game standing, Caro? linas 9; Savannahs a. Tbero was nothing marked in the batting or fielding in thia in? iagi. SECOND INNINGS. Houston lcd off lor tho Carolinas, and was decapitated by MoNulty attir?t. AlcNelty next took the bat, and on & ball to right fluid mado hia first. D. Touhey, on a low grounder to loft field, made hia flrat, ond sont MoNeliy to sec? ond. Boj co waa put out on a foul by Flanders. Schichte, on a wall dolivoiel a .d hoary at.oko to loft field brought MoNolty aud D. Toahoy home aud took hts third. Maguire mado bis brat on a grounder to alton atop, whioh was badly fielded, oed carno home on a passed ball by Flanders. B. Touuey, ou a good fly to left, mado his first, and weut io third on a passed ball. Moyer etruok to contra making hia first, and remained there with B. Toohey ot) third, Hoalin being put out at first by MoNolty-4 runs. Noidingor, of tho Savannahs, tuen stepped up, aud, on a flue fly to right field, made a home run, the first of tho game. Bosivnal waa atoppoJ At flrat by 6ob.ach.te. Schafer made bia first, and waa brought home by Siurterant on a> fine ball, Sturtevaot m ?king hia aocond and coming homo ou a passed bail. Kimball waa next iu aud waa phi out at second by B. Touhey. May put a bail to abort* iu han?aomo atyle, baiting hia flrat,v paaaed to his third OD a passed bali, and com? ing borne on Flander'a atrike. Flanders. MoNolty .?nd Beard eaou seo -od a ruo. Neid liogor waa left at flrat. Boaigoai being pat out on a foul by Heslin-7 Baus. Somoa Carolinas, 18. ba vanuatu, 9. THIRD WNINUH. Houston a?aili took the bat for the Caroli? nas, and, on a froud ? grounder to lelt field, made his aocond, and went to third on a pass? ed ball. MoNoItT was taken at second baso on a very pretty left-handed ca oh by Beard. One out. V. Touhey, on a fiuo fly to centre, brought Houatou homo and mado hts second, coming hom m au overthrow by Flanders. Sobaobte put a .teat fly to May, which ho failed to lula. Sohaohte took hia first, oreptronad to third, aud w?a brought homo by Maguire, who male bia first, and carno homo on an over tnrow. B. Touhey was allowed to take bis first, on a muff by Beard ai left field. Mover, Hoa hn. Bouaton and McNelty eaob made a mn. D. Touhey waa forced from his boae hy Boyeo and put out at aecoud. Boyeo made a run, dchaobto being loft on third byMairuire, who waa put out at first-ll runs. Tkshafer took bold for the Savannah boys, making a run. and was followed by Kimball and Slav, who did ditto-Sturtevant, Beard and Boaignal falling vioiiras. MoNulty and Flanders wero left on tbs bases-S runa. Score-Carolinas, 24; Sa? vannahs, 12. Up to thia time the game bad run ia favor of the Carolinas, who were in high glee and aecmed to huve things all tboir own wa v. Thia put the Savannah buya ou their mottle, sod they mido np their minda to have another Bbake for it. The sun wan very bright, which interfered with tho operations ot the balders, This had much to do with the occasional miff? that were made. VOUBTR IN MINOS. B. Toohey and Healin wero tho only play?n who scored runa in this inuing; Meyer being put out at around, Houston and D. Touhey at flrat. MoNsity waa left on his aecoud-2 iuna Sehafer tben opened the ball for the Savau naba. He oamo to on a fly to ttagD'ro i md Pturtevant struck out. Kimball, May Fl andora nod MoNulty ea?h HOor*^ Beare* re oeived mitigated ai*;oll0ttt boing'put out a flrat, .-i ^una. Seora-Carolinas, 28; Savau nabs, 16. ITFTB rs NIKOS . ? Boyce, of the Carolinas, made bia flrat, bn WAS Dat out on bia second by Kimball, wh muffed Schachte'8 boll, BO giving him bia firs base. Sohaohte was brought safely home o; Maguire, wbo took his flrat on a low ball t abort, and came home on a passed ball. B Touhey waa neatly taken on tho fiy.by Kimball Two out. Meyer made his first, but wa stopped at third, leaving Heslin on firs b.ao-2 rues. The Savannah boya wer '?."."_ --ike. Noidlinger took his first oi now wide ?>?..._ three strikea, sad came uj-? ?n a P*61* ball. Boaignal and Btardeva?? dia> boUe' and each made hia flrat> beiog brougn* *oai by May. Schafer came to grief on a foul b. Hoaliu, Kimball do. cn first by Sohaohte, ant ? MuNulty do. do. by Sohaobto May and Eland tra were left on tbo basea-8 mos. Score Carolinas, 28. Savannahs, 19. tura i NNIN'08. The Carolines carno In, uni want oat on tb< one-two-three order. Hemm und Hountoi were put oat on second,and MoNolty tbnaami on a foal fly to Neldliager. No rous I Th? wuite washing Innings? (tba only one io tbi game) of tbe Carolina?, cheered the hearts o (be Oro-eia boya, uni they went tb the bonn base with new p>uek. Beard led off wb b a bili tc righi field, makiog ina fimt and coming bom? b> Njidlihger. Boaignal, Schafer. Kimball ant Fl an dora ca oh scored a run. MoNulty mad* a boms ran, wbiob was greeted with cheers Bear 1 and Muidlinger cac h acored twice; whin Sturtevant tell Oil a fnol to Heslin, May a first by Sohachto, andB 'signal ?it homo bose 9 rutis. Score-Ca mini in, 28. -avaunaba 28. the announcement of tl io sooro causee groat cheenng. Ali bands worn ready for i longtiflght. lap sunnas sinking. Hud tbt weathor as pleasant au though it wore mad? to' der. NJW was expected to com. the tup of war. ; ny VE NTH IN MI NUS. Hie Carolinas sent up D. lnulioy, who wai slopped on iii et by Mi Nulty. Boyeo nen took tbe bat, and mado a bomo ruo, Sohachto, Magniro, 1-, Toohey, Mayer, HCBIID, Hooatoo, MoNolty each made a rou, ??oyoo waa finely taken on a fool Uv by N".ii JI ingar, and Souachtc waa tak.< j on a fly by Boardat loft Deni, Ton waa a I haodaome catch-8 rana. The Havan ? nabs thea took theo* tom. tbe following ram boin? adored: Beaafer, 4; Kimball, 4, in cl adi og a borne rou'; Flanders, 8; May LMoNulty, 8. Including a flame ran; td, 2; Ne i dil og er, .1; Rosigad, 9. on? ot them being, 'a clear bomo rot); Star teran! ?V Bo?rd airodk out. Buoignal wai pat oat at AMI, and Mo No itv. oat on ii ti ike. al? fi un s 29. ?coro-Us roi nuis* 96;' davon, nab a 67, 10 expianatiori of this toraiog of tba tablee, lt may be m?ujioat?d that the fielding of .thc Carolinas in this inning WM very lo?te, nc activily boing displayed. Up to tbe seventh mninn the Caro li nu played m ooh better than at tba last rnaiih witta tho Savannah olnb. Had they bald ap and played aa wall aa they did daring the flrat ala In Lingo, ttaev ooojd nm anta? >*u bradly be ai cu. rho 9avanru b olab played fully up to Ibu mark >f the last match, particularly during the last mungs. 1 h -re wera no ospeciaMy noteworthy [Mints In tho frame outside or those already tiven. SOORB. Tho following ie tho ofBoial score: SAVANNAH. CABOUXA. O R.\ O. B. Kimball, p.9 8 ilbvulre.". s.1 6 May. c r.....9 71 vouhsy, R . 2h....l s Flandcra. c.1 OiMevor, r f.3 a Ur.Milty, 3b.2 7 ffeshn. o.4 9 Brard, lb.4 fl Houston, c. f.3 4 Nct lllngcr. 3b.O 71Uortelty I. f. .2 4 I BoalLFoal.'s. s.5 41'louhey, !> , 8 ..3 3 ' Bohifor. r. f.S 7?Boyce, p.3 4 btnrtevant, 1 t.3 GB'hachU, lb.1 5 Tobi.21 IM! lolal.ai ae Inui-gt..TT7f ? rg~P?" I ? I 6 I O'] 7" I 'J o tal Savannah.I 2 I 7 I 3 I 4 1 3 I 9 129 I 67 Carolina.| fl j 4 |ll | 9 j '1 | 0 | 8 | 36 Tjmnlrr- -M r. #.. J. Riafee, ot Alert Ba*o Ball Olub ? corore-Meas ?. W. H Turner, of havannah Ba e Ball Club; U. F. T upper, of carolina i*aio t d I Club. Flies caught-Kimball, 1; Beard, 9; Maguire, I; UcNulty. 1. ellen totaled Kimball, 1; May. 1; Beard, 9; hebafer. 1; Murtev.ut 1; Alauuire. 2; Me i er, l; Bott-too, 1; schacht?. 1. Fouls ?ti ucl: ->avinnih. 31; carolina. 15 Momo rona-Kimball, 1; McNulty, 1; Boslgusl, 1; Boyce, 1. Balls called bavaDUah. 0; arolina, IC. Pia cd halls-?. annuli 18; Carolina, 18 Time ot gama-3 hour* lu minutes Oaroo played on Carolina grounds. Dat?, August 18, 1869. It ct urn to tue Hotel. Jnet os tho sun concluded to COSBO looking; at the gamo, and in 0 moat unclever manner disappeared, the pame waa called and a Bitnu! tnneona nub of tho crowd wan made towards tho umpire and score? to aaoertain Ibero, suit. This was announced, and ihres cheers and a tirror for tho t .'arohiia Club wore proposed and given with a will by tho Savannabs, whiob the Carolinas returned with equal boan inca?. Throe cheers and tigers were then given for tbe cities of Savannau and Charleston. The tbiee omnibuses were then ordered np and tho band and dabs placed iu them. Tho band commenced to play aa they moved off, and continued until their arrival at tbo hotel. Ihoy wore followed tho entire way by tho citizens who walked on tho sidewalks, while about three unndred negro mon, women and children, rm in the middle of tbe street, now oheenog for the band and then for the Ravanuab Club. Along the ronte, which WDB up Broad aud Meeting streets, the ladies and gentlemen saluted the clubs with waving ?ofhandkerchiefs and'other manPostatioh'rof del ghi, which were returned by cheer after cheer from the mom bera in and on top of the .buses. Arriving at tate Hotel, Three cheers aud a tiger were proposed by President UoUabe for the Savannah Club. These and more were given, when Mr. G. C. Kimball proposed tbroo for the Carolina Club, which were RI von, aud, on motion ot Captain George f upper throe times throe obeorn were given for Georgia. The baud waa then cheer? ed, and the assemblage, or rather as many of them os could be paJKed 10, went into tbo vest?bulo, when, in responso to repoate? oalls for "Dixie," the band played it, und followed it with the "Bouuio Blue Fla*," tho cheers whiob greeted these favorito tunes ott drown- 1 lng the music. IttO Supper. After the bj nd had played several tunes, tbe throng gradually disperse J, tbo me m bo ru of the clubs to their rooms to prepare for the supper. Tully had noon requested to prepare thia supper at the Vigilant Engine Bou-o, but it was afterwards decldod ;ihat it should be sprea.1 at tho Charleston Hotel, Ur. Jackson, tho proprietor, kindly placing the ladies'or I dtnary at the service of thu club J for this pur I poso. At half-post nine o'clock ibo club) aud in? vited gueete were fumed ia line by President McCabe, and arm inarm tho m om 00 rs marched into the snppor room 'wuoro a bouotiful sup? ply ot liquids ? nd solids awaited to be devoured. President MoUobe gava toe nig .ml to fall to, winch was dune without fnttherorders. After some little timo had beouspent in this pleasant manner, Preaidont McCabe, with a few'remarks presen1 ed tho oham?pion ball to tba -avannah Club. Preaidont May recdiv.-d the bill in behalf of the Savannah club, and tendered their thanks for thc, howiablo reception and kind treatmouk Reneral?y received at the hindu of the ?Vionna Club and the citizens o? UhATi'^ton. - Loud calls wero made for Mr. Kimball, wbd responded tn a abort apeeob, thanking the Ca? rolina CI'ib and the oil nene for their ovation (o tho Savannah Club, and io the uamo of the Savannah dob and iho cit ??ons of Savannah inviting the Carolina Club to visit tho Forest City at an early day, when they would (rv to oboe by deeds the gratitude they felt for the treatment they bad received. Remarks were stier wards ruado lr? Mr, Sobaohte, Major Willis, >?d Others, and the assemblage dup^reed Ar * ,ato hour, after bar lng spant a n?CMt dolighMtd oven inp. To-Davy. The elub3 will snead tbe day at Mount Pleasant. lu the of tomoo u there will bea friendly game. Tho re will be Tarions otbei amusements and the timo will bo spout most pleasantly. The bonr for leaving the oily ia 10 o'c look. Tbe Savannah Club will leave for home) on the steamer Dictator (ins 0 von in 5, thornier (Jamie*. flnhj'^tlod Are ibo eeores of the four gamea heretofore p*'**0** between theolubs of 1 barlee ton and Barannau. ???. <>. the uva ?a?n?e Which i>?6 thn* farbMn P-Mf*. If tbe totals ot the five gaT068 06 adJed- J* *m be seen that they foot up o.!*6 bundreclj ?nd flovuity-aevou for SaTan?ati ?ud J*"8 "^Wfreti and sixty-five for Ch J rles ton. rax mur OAK* Was played in S ivan a tb, 00 the 4th or Ju-T, .1868. between tbo Alert Club, of Ch ar lea ton, and tho Forest Ci ty ci un, of Havannah tx S Ki non, a. a........a a feb ebie, lb.a .1 H unh-, ?i.4 j Heslin. e.4 boyce, p.s 1 Kiaka r. f.4 - 1 Cooke. Ll.?a 2 Wallioe. 8i.4 1 Cou kim, e. f. .,..9 ic Tova!.;Jr le Toaxrr om. O. R 'Vi sen, lb.3 8 itt ubali p.1 '4 i ii, s. s..........B a de inn-, lb.1' 4 .Ir.D ,nald, *.6 .8 V. I tm i p. e- '.2 8 I J*-ey. I".4 8 .owdy, r. 1.8 9 ?eh if rr. 3o.1 4 To'st .97 27 /roii?vi...| 11 I 9 I 8 | 4 | 6 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 0 |Tolal Forest Uity.J o 10 1 1 ?' I o' I fl I 8 I 7 I 0 I ?a Alert.I 3 I 2 I 0 I 0 ?.3 j l -\ ? I I j ? t to Flt. a eau ht-Koroit om:. Wtiioo, 1 ; Kimball, li ?eil, 1; A'ert : K sion. 8; encht? 2; stubbs, 1; Wal ace. 1. Fou. Als- MuDonaid, of < o est city, 3; Ue<lhi, of lim Aiort. 8. 1 atckra on utrok. - Het llti, of tbe dert 8. Homo OMS-MoXn Lv, ol .fie roruit Mtv, 1. -corers-K. 1, no? rd, for Foro at Ctry; P L. Daffy, (ox1' Alni Cm pi re- Wm. A. Evan*, Kx elsior. of HroOiOyn, New, York. Timo Of fame-a boura, 15 minnies ' Tm AKODWD OAKS Was played botween ibo Forest City Olub and the Alert Club, to Charleston, on tho 81 b,ai September, 1868 : ?u.-?> roaxsT cmr tun. ?-i ., -?Jj, . ?ft . . flt , : ? M. O ?MoKuit?. 2b...a S {seton as.7 2 itioin, I. r.4 1 tattild, e..? 9 .y. lb.1 1 -oes et.....a I Cuquiuc. i.......i : o-acbie lb... ...8 0 McDonald, 1...81 : onk i 1,1.ti.s Bj Board,8o.0 ? -tibold.s 1 <>.*??? e.I J?ihwWti.4 4 arlBe, ri.1 1 io,oe. p.4 4 V?u.B.s.1 a .oakwood.r f.....4 8 Total......... ?a ai Total..,M 21 /flails..i| , % I S I 4 I 5 I 8 I 7 (Total f^intty.I 8 I P l.* I U l 1 I S I 4 , 18 AW t.j 5 |l9 ||9 I 6 I 6 j 4 I 1 I 81 | FMes eaugtrt-^Torost City I ?lc!ttal?,'lt'^slitn??/ ! llMrDonad, 9: Alert: taatob, 1; Cook, 1: cotntchte, 81 He#lm, 9. Fitei mt.sod- stubb., 01 ihi Alert lt of iheroreit Oityt ueBuliy. Il ucOooa d 3; Volt man, 6; eoqa tt, I; Beard, 9t UrsTaa,l| Beb, 1 Faute ttrnr-k-Avart, 91t romt Oliy. 18. Out on foulj-Foreit m.yt MetfnltT, 3| May. 1} Roi], 1| Al?rti kasaon, li Meabn, lt Bo. cai, li Loakwocd, 1. lett on bues- Vorrat City? G ri mn. ?; Oolqultt, 2; day 1? Alert: rt tubbs, a. Pu sod balle- Oraren, or Forest Ol y 14; Healtu, or Alert, IQ. V ?me runs M cNu I ty, ot F?rest City, 3 TILE THIRD QAME Wan played on Christmas day, In Savannah, between tho Forest City and Mort Clubs. ALEUTS. i soaawr om. O. R. O. R. Faet?n, a. a.0 7 Kimball, a. a..3 7 Hudson, r. f..a 4 dcNolty. r. f.a 7 Bealla, o.O u Uar. o.3 5 Cou kiln. I. I.a 7 Kin?. L I.S S DO.NCC. 3b_.3 0 Heard. 9b.1 3 Stubbs, c. t.e a .Hoke, o. f.0 8 11.tlhews.lb.4 4 Voltmao. lb.a 7 Mi:'ulre, 3b.S 0 ROM, 3b.4 3 Woodhull, p.1 0 schafer, p.4 3 Total.37_4C_Total.37 ?j 1 mlmtfTTTI?T pTT~a I 4 |"o~|"tt"|~7 | B pT,r0Ml Fo.OBt Oliy] 0 I 1 I 0 7 I 4 I 7 IIB I 1 I l I 42 Alert.J 4 I 9 I 7 3 I ? | U |ll | ? | 3 | 48 foorrrs-O. H Winner, for the alert; B. F. Bing barn, tor the Fore t v itv Umpire-Andrew J. Pock, ol the Bagis Club ot Now York. THE rou I ITU o A MK Wea played on tho VJ6.li of July, 1869, in charleston, between tho Savannah ?HUD. of Savannah, and tho Carolina Club, of Charles? ton. H AYAS HAH CLUII. O. Kimball, ab.1 May 3b.3 Plunders, a. s.3 ll. io u, lb.I Netdhuger, o.S H* haler, e. f..3 Dasher, p.S ttOMRnal. 1. f..3 Menota, r. t.3 Total.17 9b o AIM UKI cum O Maaulrc, s. s.3 M o> oso, r f..4 Ho i.ton C. f.3 Ms.vur, Sb.4 nd -ert?n. 3?.S Ui-Meliy, 1. f.3 rooney, p.3 - n i ..ll. Ol, n.3 .:h?ehto, lb.3 R. ? 1 1 a 1 1 2 1 a 3 Total.27 17 inning/....\ I | a | 3 U 4|6|OI7|8|0| io al 8 I 0 I 9 I a I 3 I S I 35 a I a J ali 1 a I o I 17 Carol IUD .. .( 3 Umpire-Mr. W. G. r.bsrltoi, of avauu*b, nco NIH-Mr. W. F. Bingham, of Xcvannah B. B chin, and B. F. luiipajvot . aronui Pa-ssd ball-- . vaonah 7; OaroHEa, 7. Uoute runs-Egleston, ol Oarolioa. 1. Ply rttout-a-savannah, 13; Carolina, lt. Missel catches-bavaunah. 13; Carolina, 4. Timo ot game-3 hours 16 mlauios. CRUMB?.-A dispatch was roceived yestorday by Messrs. James ?dger & Co., from New York, stating that the Manhattan was past? ing the Highlands at 2.30 P. M., bound in. The steward of a British bark, lying off Ben njtt's Mills, received the compliment of black eye from tue captain as a reward for in? toxication. Complaint was made to Magistrate Miahaw by the aggrieved steward, who vainly endeavored to get his sailing papers quashed. Wo learn that Messrs. Bavonel & Co., in con? nection with Messrs. J. Adger & Co., have made a reduction of twenty-five per oeot. in tbo freight from New York to this oity, on measurement and many other goods. This arrangement goes into operation by tho steam? ship leaving New York on the ll h. Notwithstanding tbo general quiet that pre? vailed yesterdav morning, mounted policemen scoured the oity, and two companies of United States infantry were brought from the Citadel and safely sheltered in tho Guardhouse, to bo on hand in case of a contingency. Their ser? vices were not required, and Mayor Pillsbury eau now obew the bitter cud or reflection on bia oouduct. l here was a strong rumor on Broad-street, yesterday, that Qovcrnor Scott had tolegraph od from Washington to nave the match game of base ball stopped. MEBCANITLE PBUCTINO. -All kinda of mer? cantile printing, snob as oironlara, letter beads, cards, bill beads, statement*. &?., for oount ing-rooms and offices, promptly executed in the neatest style and at the lowest rates for cash, at TBS Nows Jon Oman, No. 149 East Boy._ Ii UH I fi K S ti N O T I V K H Ma. A. bonds. C. KAITBIV advertises tor Qtato Liam KEADINO POR THE WAU* WRITHES.- 1 Oar friends in the conn tr y who desire to obtain light reading for the warm woatber, at strictly popular prices, are retened to the ad;^rtise meut of Mr. C. C. Bighior, tho vo-y enterpris? ing and trustworthy K, ng-s tro.;c dealer <n books and periodicals or all kind;f Q|fl |?Bt *lll be round to include BomNJ('QLD(R to nuit overv taste, and it Beems to ft marvel bow he can afford I to aond bv_ t>ook* by mail over the ooontry, post-paid, at the ndiculously low prices named. Sturts ana /urmstjinrj (Bom. BT Y O U lt S H Ml 1 H AT o 9T CHA***-* TBE OR KAT DEPOT FOR GENTS' F?BNISBTNQ QOODS LIN BK AND PAPER COLL ABS DBA WEBS 0*\*LL QUAL?TIES JJJB^N AND c>APER CUFFB HOSIERY, IN CODTON ANDIn^ THREAD NECK tlB? ANDC??VAT8 UM HUELLAS I? OBEAT VARIETY Ac, Ac., he, bBIBTft reaity made and made to order. Direc? tions lor measurement sent by mau. SCOTT'S ! asntlemao's Furnishing store. Joly 8 Meet*ng-stnv?t, opposite thc M <rbcr. san ?moa BLACKWELL'S m ?t fe w NO. ?IO It I V (i- VI II ll, K T, OM door Ix-tow Market ?RKA-? lt KDUCTIUH IN PBIOB9 OP 80ABFS TIBS H A S DB ERO BT BFS UHUERWKAB. 4c tar TRY rr. GOODS. Jury 3S / tUAIllih? rofl AU Ult! tl I. I U H At ? WAREHOUSE- AND SEED STORE. A(JBWCL i URAL IUPLRUBNT.% OABDSI 8MBD8, tU. ?LLEED?'S THAN8PLANTER FOB BALE. Oin. E. PIBABBB, Mar h M ,M Mcetuiavrtreet, okaile* ton. (Hutton Cits.. p?U BAI.I9IU COTTON. HLLON'S UNIVERSAL WROUOHr IRON TIE. IMPROVED. THIS FAVORITE TIE MATE OP THF. BEST in ?Mtv of iron, and possomi's ud-antnpos for tho iconomical ballon of cotton mon important to tho planter, ni" -i hint nd factor. For palo tn larg" an J small lo'? (of a bundle) at rc laced Tatra WILLIAM ROACH A CO., August 9 Imo A oente for Homh Carolin?. ?lnuliantons. B, UK I V KU PA Bl I Li Y li fl H 1?, PACKE? nv. PROCTER Ss GAMBLE, CINCINNATI KS? ? Mi li $M il k m tCf Ask roar Grocei for our Br?nd of Lard in ttacse Packnges. Packed tn 3 tb. 6 lb, 10 ? Caddies; CO rb Csns for shipment, Obespsst mods for rolling Lard, fand for Price List. ?-old br Grocers In t: Un. rle? ton. Ats? 79 DAo atutbSmo STAIR RODS, BBGHZE, FBI (ULT, A Poroolixln, M.n|>m yO CUawdn), wnw m pinar DROP FIXTURE, wuica ff AS wo armina. Tho Original and eely Math Hxtar* Olia. It can be applied to any Stair Kort, olther .Hound or Fl ut, sod irovunts its slipping 'rom tts place. Ask tor tho PaUBt Drop Firtnre, ?OLD BT AU Carpet Dealern? AND BUY NO cm rsi AIM, BEAK AITS eura STiAII?. H=?T a /V-A'-iilS, Par Hotels, Reatanrants and Public Buildings, MANUFACTURED BY , W. T. fit J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St, HX E gTAttLlSHHD.lSIS, THE MARION CRB3CENT, MARION, 8, C. tnrai.tHBCT. WEEKLY BY . fli 8. Jt. MCMILLAN. Proprietor ? _ r TBE OHESOENT, BEIN? TBE prSOTTAfl?B and successor ot :he old district paper, is the oldest ???i""' '* 1118 01* ern ?*rt oi ,b0 ""tats. ihTbrsecem is tne a^lsor of Marlon ??Th3erCr??eantbsssIar?can'l gruwiog circula Eon aroona Oin be t peopleof tho Peedee Oountrv lue Orescent Is the best advertising medium ta thia P. cnon. """ Always addtesa C5E^CENJ'n August 10 imo_"arion, *. O. Til CS ?TAI* ANO 80U1HE3N BEAT. ESTATE ADVERTISES. As au adverting medium, offers faepitles to Mer chant" ^ruES, AU-blni.ts. Ac. ot spending , their busiusn. uasuroaass?t ?? - J wr-^jai? -? -j -uuuiern its circulation ii fut becovlnp aem-rsl. Res] Fatale anent?, and parties int. re-ted in the pnrchaae or sala of real relats wil And it to their advantage to commit lis columna snd advertise therein ss we are.effec-.lng atrtuiii<iment? hv which ourpaLerwiU envolato lar?i',yamooct Northern cai Hallets. Information tim,lin? to the development of our mineral, ra intiiac turing and agrien Itu ral rwourro- - descriptive ot climate, soll, k i -solicited ?nd t?ank luMy 'ecelved from sny ?potion. Terms cash.- ?3 a ye*r? ? copy gratis 'o sny ons sending six soosenbere; a club . f tez, $2 so each. Bates ol advertising HoenaL Address " W. J. MoKEBRALL, M Marlon.. H C. tkiiraaiiD. gOUTH. CAUOlilNA tlAlLUUAU. tl tN Kit M. hOPeiilNTKNl,?...!- bl-Fnji, i . 4inABLsisxOjf, h. C, April 9, .n*9 < ON AND AFTEB ?O? DAT. APBLL 11T?I TUS PAbS?-~.?HB TBAlNH ?{ tb,* Wnnih f'uni ? s M?a road vriu rur ftj ?olio?* s "H FOB AUQDbTA. . Leave unsriooton..-,.f^lo ? g Arri TS si Aniraits.,,,, Y"?A?5 f' M aff^rm^?a^ 1,0:08 for Monl ornery, Mcmphi, ' FOR OOLnMBf A, <4svaChaitemon......t...........,..P.?0 A. a Arrvs Af Cflltlmi.ia.,.it.IO P. Al Connecting w<:h Wilmington and Afsncbeeter Bil road, iiir Cannieu trsio . . ? , Fwlt AHI, EUT OK. Letvs Ammna.....?.On A. * Arrive at Charleston.s.in p. hf i Leave Cnlnraoia.7 Iff A. V Arrives? Char*-**<m,.a JU P. A ADUflSTA NtiHIT EXFUCM fc"lniTP EXCr.VTEO . n tesve OtjarieMon...7.>t< t?. M irrito st Aiipn?t.f.,.Mo ).y Ooniincitne with iron? tor Memphis, Ntii,ilii iiiii Lou Orl<-au? V J 'j?vu i Junction, ' suva Augusta.;..?.tr i\ > arriva st Chailnston...l.in'. A. \ iOi.I'MHIt NKIHl KJCPUP^-jt, (RUHUAYP f-xcnrrrji.' f.esve Cbsncstou .r.es p, y ? Arrtv? 41 o ri lr. mn i..f.\. f, Oonncetlogi- unaaye excpircl. with Hrceii*il1e av [oin ?bl*, nailnvid. i eave t.!umbu......?.Ga V. * Arrive at Charteirtmi.....e. it A. V N IIMKUVIU.V i HAIN. Leave.C'tuu-linion.,..?.55P. S Arrtv? it Knrame.rvllrs. ?.iOJ?. .?. Loa vi Sum mr rv Ills."..T.fo'a. v Arr. vs st Chsrlsstmi.A. y . , OAKDEN HUANun. , . Cam den and 4 nlumtM > Piusens er Trans on Mos BATS, WXESESTuva and PATTTBTJATS, connect? aub up and down Day Pssteogars at Blngnll?. L?*tB OamrtMi.....A86 A. At, Arri eal Oolainbta.ll.?? A.M. Leave Uolnmbts....,v.%t% *>.M srrlv? st Camden.,.7.9.1 p. n, A'sjnert. H. T. PI AK>, Aflrtl M> .deners I su^nBienrtent. jpnOTOOHAPH COLrOttlNU. {?moa* winRi?O TO HATS paoroanAPBti tin tad with cars and tait? can bar? their orders promptly D?ed bylesvlng them at Holmes' Book House. Wf tten dtreetioas should ia each cass bs IP v?n M to thu itjH Of coloring pi sf erred. JuljM arcot' J.HC??OH Sutra. 'ulindi, Heavy Twilla and Caisimeret, 0~n dtrtkirli, frc. BY JOHN G. MILNOR & CO. 'HIS DAT. 17ih instant, st 10 o'elook. wo wlU sell al oar Anctloo Salesroom, No. ISA Meeting-street, , Desirable INVOICE- OP QOODi, rociIvoU por stromcr saragossa: Fancy Printed BEAVEB-. fancy Cseilmorcs, Mack Satin?is Heavy I willi. Eon lack* Joann. Fan y and Mourning Print?. Bine Denim?, Hblrttng tripa?. Hlesyhcd aud Drown mirtino*. Itlue Ribbed udershlrts, C. V. hblrts and Diawera, Hickory hirts le a ' Penr.it?. Horn and Lasting Coat Bat? ons, Brown and Colored Canton Flannel Hairpins. oy Witches. Mantillas, Halmo ai Hoso, Brown snd -Ilieu Ralf Ho?e. White Hose, Ar. Conditions cash. August 17 Assignee's Sale. BY A. H. ABBA HAMS & SONS, No 35 llnjneitrffl, ly direction of A. H. ? brahams. Assignee oC Charlo- Mad -cn we will offer for salo, at Auction.. nu WKDNBSDAY. t0C23tll Inst int. nlll O ClOCk. at our sale-room. No. 35 Hivar-slrset, A well lolocled stock ot IMPOIt I ED AND HO rlrSTIO CIGARS, TOBACCO, I'lPcf. Ao , Ar.., ss OHO WS! - bales HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO - cases Leaf Tobacco, of various qualities - boxes chewing I otiarco Variety Brauds Ktuokliig Tobacco - boxe? Imported Cigars - box s Domestic Clears - Fino AB>nrtment oi Ueerecbaum and Taney Pipe? - roams Wrapping Paper ALSO, - 1 lil?. FINK BOUHUON AND CABINET WHI-K'Y. Term?-All smounts under 1200 costa; all over tba! amount 30 md CO dajs, with approved J cc uri - ty, interest added. Ui~-svtumiih Ropubllcaa and Augusta Constf tuiionallst copy tour times, snd Bend bill to .'ourler o UV.?._hu h-4 wi_August 17 Dam?, Shoulden, Sidtt. $c. BY LAL UK Y ?V Vt r X ANDEtt. THIS DAV, the 17th inst: nt. will bo sold in our Siere, No. 1S7 Kast Rsv. at 10 o'elook, SOO t-UGAK-t UBUD ll AMS 300 ^uaar-oared (boulders 100 Bacon .-?Ides 300 i loee? Neck Bacon and Fat Strips 20 bbls Pork sod Beef BO Inbs Lsrd. Conditions cssh._Augnrt 17 Provisions, Jr e. BY B. & A, P. TA LOWELL THIS DAV. the 17th instant, wi ll be sold before our btore, st half-post 0 o'clock, to close sales, 0 barrels PIUS' FBBF 3 barro s Tongues 7 barrels Extra Floor 1 barrel Hess Beef 3 b ? if chests Tea 3 kegs Extra Lard 10 tubs Butter 1 ba rel Vinegar 1 barrel bslt. AISO, BAGGED HAHS sad beoond Quality Shoulders. Conditio na cai h._August IT General Assortment of Household sAtrniturt. KNOX, OA.iY & CO., Ko. IBB Meeting-street, Will seU THIS DAV, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., ss above. Conditions cash._August 17 Bullir and Hams. BY HENRY C0B<A & CO. TH18 DAV, ot 9 o'elook, tn front or our blore, wUl be roii, 10 kegs Choice BUT ' BR IA tti-ress >o4ST-cured Hems. Conditions cssb. August IT ^HocDinetq, (?asuno?, ?ftc. I > HfENIX IRON WORKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. SUCCESSORS TO V A H B II O N Af CO., Engineers BoUermaker? &c? Vo*. 4, 6, 8,10 and 13 PRITGHA BD^STRESTE, (NF.All THE DUT DOOK,) Charlestori, S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARIN?, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. BICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING, IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS. CASTINGS OF EVERT KIND T?( IRON Oft DR ASS. ..* guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOREE of a? good quality and power, sud at as low rates a ran be bsd tn New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AO EN rs FOB Ashcroft"? I. ow-wal IT Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT SECUM'l? AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW W A i Kit IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY A J TE S ns o TO. slay 17 oso Amos F R nw ? TA? 350 . bone (tower inc'Udlng th*^ eeienrsteJ Coritas cut-oJf r.ugmeB, -Hui Yslvs Sut. Honor- Engines Portable Engi'.ee. fcc, ?Iso. ?'nU tar H?ls? and Bang *taw Milln, Rncrar Os ne i ia. "ha ting Pulley?. Ac. Latia and shingle Uflls Wbesl and Corn Mill?, circular .sws Baiiinu, ic. BonaT' lor descriptive Otrculsrsnd . Pries List, WOOD A HANN KiEAU tvNGIVB CO.. Tebruary IS fluids Uhr?, Now fork. J y IC . KIOMA. H'S, GOLDEN REMEDIES. A-K FCRNO OTHEB, 1AKE NO o PH IIB, ANO you will eave Hms heslln a .cl .n,m,.y ' .11110 REWARD lor sny csse of disease in say stage which they rill io care. Dr. un ii . ir? HOI Dr M DAI.SAMNO. 1 cures Ulcers. Ulcerated Kore throat and Mouth, foro I ye. i'II tuiioona or Ikln Eruption >, 'to ip-<e Odored Klutcbee, oreoea.of ibo -cslp -crof lia, ; ts th?' pre. unt He ne, va tor, A Lernt ive sud Blood Purifier known, removes sd dWeai-s from the .ystem, snd leave- tbe blood pure and health . Kr. MOB\U'.- GOLDEN it A L- A Af No. 3 cures Mercurial AOWtlnns, tihrum? Ism In ?til lt form? whether I om mercury or ?thor can?.'?; g. v0 < Imuie* diatu relief in al) casu*. No d e lug .,.?. ?hsry X hovo thousand* of ''ortifle.it. s oro vi tu tbs raireeu lons cures effeeleo by these hem-dla*. Price of eltbeUvNo. 1 or No. 3, IS per bolt) ,?>r .wo boules for ff. Dr BICHAU'S GOLDEN AN TI DOTH, a ?sie spetv dy. p sasant snd radical care f r si. Urinary Do raueme?it?.aeeoiiipeniod whh foll cirectiota Prk? 99 per bohle F i . Pr. BICHAD* GOLDEN tiLIXIH D'AM'ICB, ? isdleslsnre for Survoos or Gen-ral itsM li?, in os? or . cong; imparting en. rs? with woads ital effect. Price IA i sr bot tie, or two bottles for $0. j; On receipt ol pri?e thens Bemedi. s will be shipped1 to'any ploee. Pro ?opt attention paid to ali corresA dents. Nona genuine wtibout h^ nsaas oi- ..ps. HU HAU'. 3CLHHN BKMEDIBM. O. H. BIOHABV*A Kola Proprietor,", blown lo glass ot tot les. . . W AddrfSU J DH. HI CH A-DR. No.'MS Varick-streei, Nsw York i Office Hour? from 9 A M. to 9 P. M. ObrvU'hrsidnt. ' ' ly Jar) 8 y^riLLi? s? CHIVOLA. FACTORS, COMMISSION MKIWJHANT? ? ' OD SniPPINO AGENTS, NTLX. ATTEND TO THE PERO HAHR, SALB AHB IBIPHXNT (to Foreign an? Doce ?site Ports) ed XOTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STOKER. ATLANTIC WHARF, Ch ar 16? loo. 8. a a. WILLIS.a. H. OUlBOUt Ossa jeras