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GIN-M AKI N G,

NHE undersigned wish TO IN orm the
il Planters of Ponola and the adjoining
counties that they are now prepared 10
do all work in the above line. on the short
est notice and in the best manner-also
running gear can be had at our shop on
the best terms and Of the best quality.
All work warranted not TO be excelIed.
if equalled in the State. Our prices shall
be as low as those of any shop for work
done in the same style. Persons wish
ing. their gins repaired will do we'll to
send them to the shop as early as possi-
BILE. We hope to merit and share lib
eral patronage. o. Shop on the road
leading from Charleston to Ponola. two
and half miles north of Pharsaka.
G. p. HANKS & Co.
April 22. 1913. 6-i2m
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l62 Nassau ST., New-York
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lLLUSTR iTIONS

/ a rortra't ol Henry Clay, I'm
original painting by Linen, e1r.,r,
Prud'homme.
II. A view of the birthplace # r.
ry Clay, IN "lhc SIashes of HAM.
Nlrglnia-cngraved on s;eel.
iii. An Engraved Fac ,Simi,
letter from Mr.. Clay.
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1s,BBls. Rec'ifed wins Ws,''''
Clo do. Brown SOgaf'
10 Bags Rio Coffee; s-;,, nov ~
from Locopolis and for ~ !, smsTeON
pls22 --i9.
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THE
LIFE AMI, SPEECHES
OF
HENRY CLAY
complete N t'eo roiuanr,. o,.
pGges, wv (,
WITH THREE ENGRAv,yc,
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Inc only full and illusira,ppI, ppI,oprielo,,
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This edition will cono,'.s %s 'S't!
l. A MEMOIR OF Hpyp,
clear and glowing, wriI,sa a" CIR
6 Tor tbs work, by HESRY ! Gp,F'sr
Esq. . K1lAa,
ii. The speeches Of VI, ~
1910 to 1912 inclusive. 9, "a. ,,,S'1't E,aV' ta
fully collected from yarioa, oa,.la.'y o.,
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OF them having been onIy :, ys,,-na
the third person-"Mr. Clac FThf
and so, and "he urged &c, NO. ''.a'
giving his own vigorous and 5,,~'l y
dictlon, without interpolation !. y s.'
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all comparable with this. N 9'
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peared. "H'4
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circumstances which called M
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otherwise indicated, a note nr
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cussion.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday. July SD p. M.


The European intelligence has had very favorable
nuence commercial matters in this market Operators
in stocks and cotton appear to-day in good spirits and
quotations for the former show quite improvement
At the old board Long Island advanced per cent?
ton Co. "A Reading Railroad Mohawk Harlem ;
Norwich and Worcester 2; Ohio Skies 4; Kentucky
Skies Farmers Trus7; stonington Ii United States
Bank l vicksburg /; Illinois closed firm at the last
prices The operations at the board were very lin
ited but prices throughout have advanced Long Island
rose per cent; Paterson Farmers Trust II Mohawk
II Norwich and Worcester 2; Illinois I.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Britannia Boston from
Liverpool we have commercial intelligence from Europe
up to the 10th ut The money and Gotten markets Of
Great Britain were in prosperous condition. The rate
OF interest in London continued very much reduced and
government securities commanded very high prices
The reduced three per cents selling ss3 Three
and reduced at 1911 and bank stock at 1885, The
latest political accounts received from the United States
considered OF favorable nature than those
received previously.
There was very little doing in American securities.
Pennsylvania and Louisiana SIS had slightly improved
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LIvEErooL QUoTATI0Ns COMPARED,

This opportune Improvement in the great market for
this staple may the sinking fortunes OF many specs.
lators in both countries The the crop in this
country is pretty well settled and any in the
former activity Of the manufacturers Of Europe or Ameri
ca must have still further favorable efsot prices
The new system Of banking recently proposed by Sir
Robert Peel will doubtless be established without much
opposition The principal oppose the joint stock
and private banks but their influence in parliament is so
limited compared with that Of the Bank Of England that
will not avail The most Interesting subject now CON-
mandng the attention Of commercial circles IL that Of
import duties motion made in the House Of Lords
that committee be appointed with view Of asoertanng
the effect produced by protective duties ON the foreign
commerce. the homo industry the and the gene
raj prosperity Of the country The operation of the
property tax and the immense received from that
and other sources have placed the finances OF the
men In the NEST prosperous condition This has induced
many advocates OF free trade to bring before parliament
the subject Of import duties and to urge liberal
construction of the tariff The defeat of the ministry on
the sugar duties question being considered Of party
principles, has created great deal of bate in beth
houses OF parliament The being reconsdered and
the ascendancy Of the ministry re.established sup
posed the reduction demanded by the free trade party will
not be allowed The foreign trade Of the United states
brought forward evidence Of the dangers Of
protection and the falling of our imports attributed to
restrictive duties The agricuurasts Of Great Britain
was asserted were more extensively protected than any
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Pennsylvania and Louisiana SIS had slightly improved
QUOTATION. Eos AMEnIcAN srocxs X Lorpor

Louisiana SIS have since May 4th, advanced six per
cent Pennsylvania SIS, four per cent Indiana S. fve
per cent There is foundation an
in prices for Louisiana and S. but the ad
vance on Indiana SIS is the debt Of that
State being larger in proportion to its resources &c.
than other in the Union and what more dscourag
ing the government have not taken the step towards
its liquidation The last legislature adjourned without
providing for the payment Of the first cent OF interest
and the financial affairs Of the are daily
growing worse With these facts staring cspitsliss in
the face we cannot conceive what ground there should
be for an Improvement Of FIVE per cent in the London
money MARKET in less than two months.
cotton markets evidently improving although
the quotations show but very slight advance The
manufacturing districts unusually active and large
orders were in the hands Of manufacturers from the East
and West India markets The receipts Of cotton at Liver.
pool for two weeks previous to the departure Of the
Britannia, were very heavy, notwithstanding which
prices were not only frm but improving and the move.
msnts in the market indicated further Improvement the
prevailing opinion being that prices had touched bottom
and reaction would soon take place. The movements
Of cotton in the port Of Liverpool from the 7h to the 18th
Of June inclusive, were as follows:-
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state OF Trade.

AsHEs-We cannot quote pots otherwise than dull at
- OCT 4l2A. Pearls are yet quite firm at 81 so.
BEkswAx-Prime northern yellow sells at 293 q 3Oc.
CorToN-The per Britannia has had the effect Of
making holders arm in their pretensons; but no
transactions have been made to-day The market may
be considered frmer
HAY-The stock of North River bale In this market is
daily accumuating the receipts than supply the
demand. Common qualities sell at 30 S3c
PRovIsioNs-We have no alteration to report in beef
pork. Butter il in active demand, and Orange county
sells at l22 l4c Cheese is quite active, and sells
&c
WHnxEY-Drudge casks sell wanted at 223c The
demand is, however, very limited Western and prison
barrels are held at % 2slc and triAing sales.
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BOOKKEEPING, &c.

". y.
CCOUNTANT, fully informs his friends and the
"A public that he
year rsrocated at No 90 Cedar Broadway
whe he has opered his for
tical Bookkeeping Meicante writing and Commercial
Anthmet c.
ne htters himself that his II instruction. which has
vaiousy sstei ana nnysnally apr vtd ia this ety
for the last nine wall again The support when
u, mer's so Justly eutitle IL. he asked no ,sore
In The study oil DO i-kee.ng pap the
Wscc'l manner compl. set OF ership pooks embrac-
ing all the nerent usi ransacii Of geoi
house he becos IA lar with ali the nsu ins the
set with all the ocnmens relating the books trial oaAncrs
oaiance shees accoun current ADD wIt various ane
cacnla',ons Ia intere discount equation of payments
change, X.
one course Of ru,ton person Of s,od capacity will
become comp Book PR and will re- Give
70 that Ell CT No Is gbt Ia class.
MERCANTILE WHITING "A thorou oh course Of pro-
grrssive essan, pa-sned which will nor it 10 sectr
lu BILE Enforcement Specimens Of truly style
m y he &C the ,
with terms hours &c be obtained the
z q WARSH's WORKS
The sel-nce OF Douhe Entry Book Keeping Simpfrd 18th
edit on, 200 pages pricr 81 80
The art ofsse Entv Book Keeping Improved ID edition.
100 psges sctsv0, Price rs cents,
For sale a. the Book at and at the rooms
Mr. Menh ches his services opening closing or writing
Up sooks. 20 90 1saM suest up stars i've 3tsm
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Domestic Importation.

sawy.srtn-sTiS Peara.es bates ,toa Ml.rals
mna-4 + w Mef.it-l Hands, do JMoncrirf
SAvANNAH Brig Saw nnah-3o cks rice $ urges Clear-
sd sd: T;I%,SI,s % w HILL BIZ Harper 1
Wood IS b les cotton. order
HARLEsvon-Brig Caroiina--Io0 boxss sugar Woo.ey &
Woolsty ck. l3 baies 40 yare Smth Mls
CO., do 5o' ss Ne,e, e9s DO Gr~sawsy,
Leonard 10 bales Wells Spng- C. WcIcott & Stead
Il ,p ord Ti,eson co., pair smiths bellows II II Cos-
s'iss roots 4 L.vey-l box Durham X Dmon-20 coils
bale rope Pet lie < Maan-2o bdls oh las order.
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HAvTfT-ship Tu.kns-l pkg A F,enaye-l Martin fsw.
seh~,", Anersaps, Little Alden co.'s Peek co.
ars:body Riggs Goa Milton socumb-i Richards, Bas-
,et&c!-i nevns cot HASKELL Lib,ars o. Browns
P. IoddIsG grindste,es fds Bos.arge.
iosHccd s3o77 ,krldirg Fers%s bags coffee II smitt-
~ Anew Eson-A pswey--4s<L Hii-235 Passover
8 q order - = $500
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PRrcEs OF PRoyrsroNs
Brighton Cattle Market

july -At market, 400 beef cattle. 10 pairs working
200 sheep and $40 swine 60 beef cattle unsold
PRIcKs-Beef Cattle-We again reduce quotations.
Extra, s.; first quality, $476; second quality 81 26
80; third quality as small number of beef
tie to be driven fifty miles before weighing brought
something more than our highest quotstions.
Working Oxen--No sales noticed
SHEEP-Saes from ST. 10 to So.
SwNE-Lots to pedde, 4&c for sows and 61c for bar.
rows; small pigs &C. At retail, 8 to 63c.
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Proyision Market.

Tn the principal markets there is perceptibe change
since our last The fish market is well supplied and We
notice at Of the uptown meat and fish shops fresh
salmon, in addition to other hsh.
Vegetables Of all kinds are very plenty New potatoes
30. hushel.
Fruits and berries abundant Blackberres are sell
ing ~ the hushe whotleberries the same; currans
los. the bushel We watermelions from the south
and some very poor peaches. Bow applss IL bushel
New corn, eight ears for Is; onions. cents the
bru~ h
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Died.

On Friday morning, 9Th inst after short illness ELI
zABaTH c. wife of f. Browne, late of London aged 81
years.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from SO Leonard street. this after
noon ut O'Clock.
On the 26h May at Edinburgh, Of consumption, JANIS
W. FERRY, aged 80 years, native OF Glasgow for
time resident of this city
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Mons Emile Dausrievy DR. Chs Boushssve Canada, Dr.
Esw Bernados, Philstslphia-l,i in the ssser.se.
5rLRex-bGque Heela-Mr and Mrs CottelI. Miss Jack.
,on. Miss Hi4sirs Miss Mills. Mrs Hixssnon
Mis. Levy. Mr.: Wll,ssns. Mig William. -
Wh%ss,shh chld. lady spS ehlldI:a 20! Bs
d,sn and servant Mrs. Gunby Mrs Nsket Mss Nisbet
M Maar! and Il y. Mn stlwel,, Head. r Ns.tor
Hh Jash:d Mr. s s..srby M Pure M sowdsa
Easteby-3 in the steerage.
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DIR LARDNER'S LYCEUM.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LiBK AIRY
GAS AOSCOPIC EXHIBITION
LlrLkARY AND IGNTIEIL SnlhEEs.

OPTICAL EXHIBIT TON
THIS EVENING, and every Evening during the week
commen ing oclock-Liteiary and scientific So
res-Popaiar nat aopa Of Imp and Inre,,ing Dis
coe ie IN the Arts OF DIS
kaewls dge.
AT Niue oclock-An Exhibition Of Scenic and Telescope
usations, consisng Of Selections Of Illuminated Dof
on Astronomy aud M eoroiogy
Al halipast Nine FIJI. celebrated Gas MICROSCOPE
Apparatus will b. nppied to the exhibition Of extensive
osIec ion Of Entomoogical including
in Drop # Water Mics in hsese, kes in Viar
gar ne Capitalization OF Salts Desomp OF Water
At Ten ocioek-Oplica RecreAtons, consisting OF Ium
mated Dioamas OF Scenery EUROPE and AA-Humorous
aud Fancy Subjects &c &c The exhibition close before
The subject Of the and objects Of
will be varied each evening
Nightly Tickets 50 st for Three Evenings ST.
which, at the option of The holder will admit ,hrse the
same evening. is tire
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Packets 20 sail.


We shall it favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
g Lo%podor. RosEkI slvEY Of our New. Fleet Report
spoLee on their passage Lis. Of their Cargo ARD Fo
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents
arms OF broad will also confer favor by sending this
oce nj the Marine ntegence they obtain. Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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MARITIME HERALD
sailing Days Of the steam ships.
Packets 10 Arrive

th0m LIVERPOOL.
New Yo,k. Z epper June I
LIVERPOOL. Eldridge, June .
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Torooto 0riswold. June l
Westminster. Hovey, June IS
FROM HAvRs
Eranci. LIST, Alnsworth. june 2
v. de IL on, Stoddard, June 10
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SHIP NEWS.

~ Thls Mornings southern Mail.
PHILADELrHA. july 3An Columba, Berry Boston; Del.
phin, Lamb, ana Black Diamond Coz. New Yo,k Below
orca IRON Fieetown; largr Ahp, anknown; slso
fall rugged brig and several schs Cid Belle Creole te Par
RIcHxorD. Jaiy sAr iosephire. Robinson. NOrleaas
CID an, Mauran, WIIIiams. Hanburg.
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YoRIcx

sales OF stocks at Phlladelphia.
FIRST Board, Friday, July $4,000 State So, cap,
7A
sEcorD BoARD, Wedn esday, July $500 State ~,
exp 3ds, 10 200 shares Girard, l4}; i000 Ches Del
IS, 1886, 81,
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Passengers 70 Arrfx,

\, APALAcHicoLA-ecbr swsow-Cspt L J Wood and lady
Mis- Hary 5, ott. Com Hurd. Col j w Babcock Can't
Ellison. Gap. Howard. Hoba.t ! Foster N Strong
Ellis L markham. Master Scctt 1850 :
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AUCTION SALES.

III ouu,1,EHnn, ~ ~, HMIrURE. . Thompson 81 III. r
ern,nse nsmed = the We incIndug Insnn
y nstisn .rpea s,ar Rcrs Sofs. Marble Top Csstrs
Ta.rs, Maj g. AT and Chairs Steel Fire -srs
mahogany Breakfast and Wotk Tab e Dres ing ard Plain
bureaus Looking Glasses Mantle Ornaments Maple Bed.
s~sds. brds nd Bedding
salI Will cemmsnce. " -
Piano torte &csso, IN excellent ins.runeut made bv
Dnbois Bacon y Cham srs. Piano Stool, Cover, nc
AFRO. leh white Ctns and 0rld Tea Set 10 Itsee
VALUAtLr REAL Estate in tn. Eighth Ward OF
the cry OF Bro kiyn w i'll he sold a. public auction AZ
he Mreha.t tscharsc in III city Of New York on Thu-
dty, ire i'm MY 1874 A. O'clock, b. Wikis koiiiss.
.aenoee 100 liable lots 9th s,d.. Of IN. Dad
aH"m the hud avenue, the cityof Brooki,n the
orn"nod .emsery and also lots ths adjoining
aud the Third and IN avenues.
kew the vuabis WaUr Lots or landing place in frout
Of The pr mises yowaqus Bay.
This adj he Of New York OusS-
bs;'ss run 70 the routh and Fulton Fres To nseSsaiss
and 9TH De unite cf location
surpassed Wv OF the city and Bay Of New York al ysy
mode outlay the prssent sale oilers advanageous
oppor atty.
~ ne of .ayment liberal Sale rositive--ute perfect
TAppv The suctiore " Bond stss~ New York or for
hth ogrsphc "a ips Or INFORMATION ~ 70 tus. kc tn
ISAAC 4. DELAPLAlNE, Counselor at La
lY2W m New
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Y pAhD WANTED "A lady with her family. consulting
- OF son and daughter. want board
aole house IN the vicinity Of the Park Two rooms will
Y required Applications BY letter. addressed A. o.
this office, will receive immediate asntio-. is ssjgb
BOY LOST
- mixed hat Of cotton stockings strayed
way from his falhsrs Issidence e Wsshrgt
door from the q King Thursday the July
about Tour O'Clock the afternoon lie the
Of Any information furnished his father. BAR
NEY McDCNOUGH.w will be gratefully awarded the
number l6 ltsrc
10 TRAvELLERs 70 SARATOGA. NIAGARA,
= CANADA NC Just pnbisncd and for sale by T.. Il.
Hand Book" for the Norh most eompets work yet pub
shsd, annef's American lraver, Gaoe through the
United States Tanners Central ravelle Tor the Ndue
STATES together with Pocket Maps Of every description from
y cents to 81 each. is itsnc
r MUvAL.-v BISHOP IT, Importer Of Precious Stones.
~ &c has removed his Office Ne "a No 10 Maiden
Lane he business j. A kOhE Importer OF Musical
~ De cared on N the same establs curing
nr hohe abseuce In Europe. jeyll 3ssrc
RhiTisH BARQuE ADAM CAaR Fur GLASHOW
Spers by vessel requested cir goods
At Custom House this day. is tire
ri Office o BOSS nURSE-sHOk RS-A Public Meet
~ ing Of the Boss HosrShoers Of New York held
Tuesday July sth AZ Miiary ha Bo ~ery at o'clock in
VIII be dcu sed II IL sted th every 5oss will attend
N. DNI oDALE, oecIetAry. l6SSGsm
QUAR- IN lP-I ne Subscriber having taken into
eusiss wall h=rnet b. CONNECTED un er the irm Of JUh
taylor eUNo. JOHN TAILOR.
Albany, Jaiy <th, Isai
NEW ALE-The uadetsgssd will be enabled 70 supply
Their Customers AID otIers superior ice
Alba.y Ale, On luesuay, oh inatdAt
No "a J w.. iAiLoR soSSs..
q 4,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NTBLOs GARDEN -
TA' NIX NJ HT rcii II sole siss'as
Doors opsn At T-Eptsrainments ecmmence At precisely
THIS EvEH TEss isy st !; fD,~m'as' with
rAS 5, .see 6.. D:s:' b sy M III. o,sS
sARAroS a,a0 sfhisas.
NoPotponemsa attn" esablst men, On Of weather
the s, r. from S,gsd..y e the
sides, can be enclosed at a moments notice
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
COLD wAT bsSEsiT 81 AZ sHrIoN WATER
Come all aud deceived Seeing beevins-t
ss . .hy Gu ss
Temple e Enehsa'n.nior positively the time, THIS
60, SATURDAY. yely 9Th.
ss sss
lower bV1fs Private Bons' 9 and = each. Boz .ss
Acting Manager. Mn T,mm suss Manager. Mr.. waieos
THIS svENisG, J,l, 6.
Inc eTfi a af~ YSt NJ! : sS%SF win
interpolation 81 hs.f an hour
M Adj fl''' cE LES r.
Mischief s " MAKING.
= '''s fas %a T; = E i'S:i'' called
CASTLE GARDEN.
SUPERB GALA!
SHOUTS OF ADMIlsAJlON-U UNIVERSAL AP.
WONDERFUL FRENcHMAN,
Whose t4isAt Il. e-d, q, beli.f
ELE Aa AMP AMI s' SxSi * K
Enthusiastic Pleasure At is ut sost height for
DONNA Hs'1 OTTAWA!
Of loud appreciation.
These magui6ee Artists nTce engaged for
saturday, July 9Th.
EXHIBITION OF FIRE WORKS!
For particulars see b,l's # the Day
IL Adm,ttsnes to The whole IS csnis.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EKlAL GARDEN
AND PERPE TUAL FAIR.
Corner nf Rrosdway and Ann street.
SATURDAY July s, lM,.
sfLENDID PERFoRMANCEs
At hapast clock, and - in the evoaing
COLONEL CHAFFIN,
The smallest ARE ofh. age IN the world He 10
| volunteered together vi th The cslebvated
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