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A Telegram from London says, -Tfs loan o. Ven
millions sterling Just contracted 81 PARIS, on behsf
Of HoIico, was brought out IN . iOiin that smount
cd almost 10 guarantee on the part Of the Frcnfh
Government and ss u has been absorbed by small
investors In all paris u Rrsnce,h vii rive the poo
pie on the one hand, ard the En- peror Napoleon on
The other, spsci,l incentive 70 use every means
70 rrevon, return 70 anarchy by ne overthrow OF
hsIimilian"
1Bs Chicago fair for the ben.ni Of our returned
soldiers WAS opened. a already announced In tho
brN, on Thursday, With great eeIdt AL TIE civic
societies turned out and, in conjunction With tbe
military, formed grand procession and rsradcd
The town, In honor Of the event. Among the Gu.
rious features OF the fair, 10 lfe-siLed hgure 81
Jsf Davis drossed In the sublime costume OF
|" old mother OH hsr way TO the vel y also NE
I've eagle, "Oid Abs," which vas carried by tho
S.h Wisconsin Infantry, through all me bastes OF
abrse years campaign.
TIM Toronto LsAprn tseceshl says Of President
Johnson's Amnesty Proclamation; "It might In
truth he termed : q proc amstion 70 prevent the
restoration n peace In America IL 10 conceived
In the spirit Of the inienses, hate. It, IN fact er.
cludes everybody In tbs South from the rights OF
| citizenship except the very poor and helpless
thoso who had no mind Of their own sufficient to
| raise them above being anything else than newer,
Of wood ard drawers Of water. II - loaded rte
set n the head Of every man OF position In the
Buuth. A m,n's prosp rity IL even made ba Of
his loyalty" Docs person possess over tHlNo
Worth Of properly IL 10 certain he must have
been rebel. Perhsps there 10 much truth IN the
spposiuon. But would II not be much better TO
forge, ineso things Al the present day than W drag
them into broad daylight"
A circumstance t,nspred among the first acts
Of Mr.. johnson, GU assuming the duties OF Presi-
dent which shows what the public may expect
A. ont seven or oight years sgo person vas Tried
10 Boston, on the charge Of slave .desling. Hc was
sentenced 70 twenty years imprisonment. lie bad
served out siI seven years Of that penalty, when
there strong pressure upon Mr. Lincoln to
pardon him. Several prominent politicians OF 8
,on presented several erienuA,ing facts aud hnal-
~ Mr.. Lincoln consented 10 sign II. H. plseed bis
signature to the document on the day on which be
was sssassinsted, and sont II to the Attorney GEN
erals Office 10 he a,tested and executed. II arIiv-
cd too late TO be attended, TO that day and boore
The ofhco WAS Agan opened, Mr.. Lincoln had
bresthed his lsst. The several Cabinet minister
as matter oil form, presented the unfinished Iuni.
ness thoir departments TO President Johnson and
among this c ass was this pardon, szne I, but not
executed It attracted President Jobnsou's ation-
ton, and he Immediately said, ~ must examine
into this" retaining II for that purpose Upon
making inquiries be had IL cancelled, saying Ma,
no person ever engaged in that business would
get . pardon from hin.
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

CLEAkID.
CHARACTERIZATION Bremen, louisiana Liv-
eTpool; kansaroc, do; JosepAlnC lhGupson BAt-
mon; SE-tha stevens, do, W - Darling, Philad.;
O,Can queen, ArpinWA.l; Fulton, Port Royal,
shlPS-Escort, Liv; Guy hhnnerinc, 81 John, Nh.
BARBS-Isoundins B'llov, Malaga White Wing, Il
AyIes. } lienon, dc; Ihpmis, 'ardenM Thomas
Pope, honr'yiG Lucy Francis uOfee.
BklGS Hermann, Falmouth; Flying Eagle, Cape
Breton; Sherwood llsAaua
sCHOO SERS-Irindee, Demsrare; Ida Della Tor
re- ApslArhicola; A1IiRnn, Hilton Head, baZcLe,
Haiiax; II K Hall Wassinston.
sLoOPs W II Brewer, Bristol; kossuth, Prov.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Carolina Richmond, Va; A II
Bow nan, Fo IIes- Monroe, Cen Ae'rs, Washington
Bette.ly, Norfolk; \aruna, Richmond.
sHlP-Celostil EmpiIe, Ia Ior, foltIes. Monroe,
BARE s-Quudaro, Trinidad Cuba, Lavlnls Cow
Bay. & Is, ItIoAL Ca,ucuas
BKl. ST B,relog, MunianillG Paragon, Cienfuc-
zoe Alilrri s., Mltfu2ls.
fCNOONER~- EuchHntress, Wsshlncton; Loyctt
Pc .coct, OF ho.loc \ opp'e Boston Tor hanvi
4 .ul ph, Coluw Nds; NadAcWc9 al, hLchry; Hume,
Nev London 20. New urL; Jan a. Lac, Waichem;
Oultoi, NCruurF tot B,lp'ul; 10 7 Mlhots, Rondoui
iur b.otou; l,o.CuCc Neu burg for Norsich; sarah
Jane, iou Cut f., 'otN len, hhE tancis, lhilHd
ior Ae- tlNC1; A5ioa, kO-k0nI; j Alien, FhIIa'
do. pn4a ior Nrn,Uc-t'.
slUOI-HlutGc-. NcvhurG for Providence.
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GERMAN masonic LoDGE.-The Germans
Of Uud.on County are orgnnizing n Lodve Of Free
M ons 10 he located In ersey City, and TO be hailed
a. Teuton a Lodge +. A. The officers have b., en-
tion.
CRIME IN JERSEY CIrY.-Thc total number
Of persons committed 10 the CITY Prison in Ieucy
City, for the month ending June lat, vas 1875. OF
thee. 90 were charged with hcing drunk y FOR
drunkenness and dlsOrderly conduct II for stealing
and II en- suspicion Of theft,
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MII.ITARY Y.

vi o. toI,. ma Tho b.'s a. u rshsi
prisons orlRinN burial certificates taken from TIE
dad bUdles o. those lie NAMES they bear. Fee for
~ promptly obtained. Liberal advance, made.
LEFIERrS, HOFFMAN %, Times building, 40
Park Row, New York. sse
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND Dis
~ charged can have their claim for pay, bounty,
elothins aud ration money ,peeily settled By Inns
Or addressing the I. 8. Army Claim Agency Of l.
BROWN CO., 2Part place NY. 9I6
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Too !.a.c iOr classification.

A MALE NURSE WITH EXPERIENCE,
I1vlth God d. ervnco IA Mest sab st Col or :
dave ~
pLACK OR BROWN-THE BEST IN USE.
ID N.IaslS
HAIR ~ l., LAIR DYE.
poee not !nJurc the Iar Or sn. To be hal OF Drue-
ri.ls ,eneralli Poe 5lFri cent? Dor box. Depot
MHoiEhALF AGE.,rb.-D. Barnes n Cos Fl Park
Row; Fraser n Ice, 20 B"ekman st Wheeler III
ChCtry st; Mliera Reed, Isl Allen, cor. anton 81.
ana cor Houston Gnd Aye,p; lioadicy, u Eishth
ave. Porter q FAiIChid, 4lj HuCsOn IT. anu 81 sixth
ave Drugrls's eau a!eo be supplied by Z. \. CRIT
1ENIO y Sixth ave, O
T IGHI PRINTS, BEAUTIFUL STYLE,
IL at LAMBEkl'S, o23 1iIeenwich ~ for 20 cents
New a. lie summer del aimee los cents. flaid mus
lips yery cheap. Goods for boys wear. Also blaek
silks at yery reduced prices. 2g4
m GAFFNEY, AUCTR, SALESROOM 800
l. 18Th ave, viii el this day at oeSek " lhs
stock and fixtures OF the liquor store TO- Nest -tn
At, counters beer pumps KEGS, Gemuohn'' , So5
&c, DC -
\XTANTED-A STEADY MAN 10 kIN ~,
w circular .A. at MELLEB'S KindlinE Wood
laSu, Mott Haven.
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Wa need not fear for tho underplAced man; no
will nnd bis level. 1t is for the overplsced tbs, we
should have misHvings.
MEs are so libeiA and dlsnterested that they
give advice when they need the article far more
than the recipient does.
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MEDICINES.

ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
n be cured Of the desire for H. by .one friend
giving tunbnown II need b.J 10 the drinher Dr,
LELEs FAMOUS TEMPERANCE POWDERS,
Lishth av and 2sl Hudson q, New York Hayes lis
Fulton St and Mines III Fulton ST. Brookfyu. and
gwen on
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old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ descriptions. bought At the highest cash psice,
h. C. " tRAakE- lSl william T.. IA
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THE NEW YORK Sun.

Published daily, sundays excepted.
TWO Dents rrn 'uII-l2 CENTs sLR WEIR
Delivered anyN here "a the city OF vicinity. By
mail ST. DrNIrs per tsdJ,-thIeo months ioI
II 80, six months 80.
'IHE SIN WIS the originator of the Associated
Pres Organization, and has the finest advantage foI
obtaining ness. II coItalns ALL the news OF tine
day In email space-easily read.
Weekly Edition of the sun
10 published every luesday TeIus lin wrapper. 10,
the mail, II desedl THREE CENTS per copy,S per 100
SUBSCRIPTION PRiCE-oSE DOLLAR ran YEAR.
whether by single copy In clubs-ths ebeIpsst pa
per IN The u0rd Postage Daily sun bv mail nc.
quarter 81 20 q yeaf, Postage on Weekly, SCI
quarter, zoe, year pay able where received.
Address all letters 70
MOSES 8. BEACH. Proprietor Of TIM suS,
Corner Fulton aud Nassau su. ny
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PSIA-AST0NISHINGC CURES ARE
- daily made BY the use of that excellent remedy,
DYSPEPSIA ANNHHAToR.

IL has been te'o'e the Public for the last % years.
And whore II has been pcrsevr cd with, and the drcc
tons oilovo-, has never failed In single case. 10
acts scnty upon the bOwet. Swing renewed vigor 70
the stomach aud brace up The whole system eating
AZ II we're new lie Every one OF sedentary habits
should Try H. ana oil who ae troubled With Dyspepsia
should use IL. Depot-46 south second IT WiliaIns-
burFh. 10 be had Of Miller d keeu, lsJ Allen, cor
stanton IT. and cor. Ave. y and llOlston At, " Y; J.
=. Grey, cor my.te and Frnnklin Avcs, EGst Brook
Ign. Price one Dollar pcr bottle. OO
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I
- phia, respectfully inioiIns the public tia. bis
iooms have been at No. ~ Pond st., New York for
over three Yeas where he hiss successfully treated
consumption and all diseases Of the lungs liver, &c,
and they will continue to be there ouly DR..
sCHINCk has no other once IN New York. lie
usual, every Tuesday only, from o A NJ. until
o'clock, p NJ. advice fIeel hut bic medicines may
tors. sbf
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Munc AT CENTRAL PAnK-FIsr Pno-

eRAssg-Araneemeut for the resumption Of sAtnr-
day afternoon concers Z. Central Park hsi been
pleted by the Central Park band under tho leoder-
chip Of II. D. Dodvor-h The following 10 the pro-
gramme for this Afternoon
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31
By the Provisional Governor of the
State of South Carolina.
4 PR QC LA II A TI0N!

w! HEREAS His Excellemy President
w johnson has issued his proclana
ton. appointing me (Benjamn F. Perrv)
Provisional Governor in and for the State
of south Carolina, with power to prescribe
such rules and regulations as may be ne
cessary and proper for conveuing a Con-
ventlon Of the State. composed OF d-le-
gates to be chosen by that portion of the
people OF said State who are loyal to the
United States for the purpose Of altering
oI amending the Constitution thereof; and
with authority to exercise within the
limits Of the State all the powers neces
sary and proper to enable such loyal pso-
pie to restore said State to its const,tu.
tional relations to the Federal Govern
nent, and to present such a Republican
form of State Governueas % will cattle
the State 10 the guarantee :: the United
states therefor, and its people 10 protec-
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Three friends were promenading. a
| number Of years ago, on The Boula-
| wards Of Paris. In the course of con-
vers.tion, one Of them remarked:
Il should like to take q good lun-
cheon, if one could be obtained for
about ten francs.'
II would not care if it were even
cheaper replied another of his
friends:
''And L should like to take anv-
thing which could be called lunch"
added the last friend.
''Whsre can we get ten francs?"
asked the first speaker.
''Hold on!' exclaimed the second
young man; Il have an idea. Come
along with me-
And they went together to u music
store, which they entered, led by the
friend who had 1.-The idea
The young m:n stepped uD to the
music dealers desk and said. ssSir. we
11,1 nave come to offer you a new song.
The words arc by~this gentleman, the
music by the other, and L will sing it.
for you, and accordingly sat down
and performed.
"Well,' said Che publisher, after
havlRS heard the music, 'sI confess
that the song IS very simple, but will
take 1t for fifteen francs"
Ihe bargain was Immediately closed,
ana the three friends enjoyed good
dinner.
Eut who were they? Nobody but
Alfred dc Musset, the poet, Hippolytc
Aionpon, the composer, and Gilbert
Iouls Dupres the tenor of tenors.
The name OF the song was ''LAnda-
louise, and it brought forty thousand
francs to the publisher.
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TOWNSEND e. NORTH

Dee leave to inform their old friends
- and patrons that they will shortly
have u stock Of BOOKS and STATION p
RY, quite sufficient to supply oil demands;
but, for the present, they will keep q
variety store.
They are now receiving and operinc
Paper. uvelSpcs. Pens, Pencils. Tinware,
Ink. Water Buckets. Breorns. Scissors,
Pocket Knives. Matches, Needles Mustard,
extra fine Smoking and Chewing Tohae 90,
Sega"s, Sweet Oil, assorted Jellies Picklcs2
Hyson Tea. Water Crackers, Butter Bis.
cuit. Ginger Cakes, Sugar ard Flour They
vii! endeavor, as fsr as possible. to keep
such articles as are Meedtul until they can
get on their stock cf Booka. Store merit
to Bcdeirs Jplv % J. .
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NEW GOODS

lust received and daily arriving. Libe
y raj discounts made to wholesale
,uyers:
LINEN. SHIRT COLLARS,
NECK TIES. HOOP SKIRTS.
SHlRTlNGS, l.. G. HANDKERCH'FS
CORSETS, MELTON CLOTHS,
CAMBRlC, HEAD NETS,
BROADCLOTH, N.ANSOOK,
Belts and Belt Ribbon, Comii.,
Musllns, Buttons, plain and fancy,
Brushes, Berage Wells, Huckaback.
Needles, Ladies' Shoes, Sugar,
Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Matk tkerel. Cents Shoes, Coffee,
Herring, Frerch Calf Skins, Tea.
Bacon. Raisins, Cheese, Syrup.
Currants, Pepper, Flavoring Extracts,
Citron, Candy, Bitters. Spice, Soap,
Blacklng. Mustard, Tobacco.
Fruit and Vegetable Cans.
Fairbanks Scales, all sizes.
A few doz. pairs superior Specto ces.
JAMES G. GIBBES,
General Commission Merchant.
July % 4
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B0LLNANN BROTHERS

HATE now on hand and are in weekly
n receipt of all grades REFINED
SUGARS, bags of COFFEE, boxes Soap.
Starch, dc. Also. all grades of Hyson and
&oung Hysnn Teas, and every other art;
Gle connect I'd with wholesale grocery.
Our senior partner is resiinc at the
North for the present. and attending in
person to all our purchases, which are for
cash only. We assure our friends and
Gust 'omers that we can and will DO as we'll
by Them "s any other house in this citv
Cotton and all Country Produces viii be
purchased at highest market prices or
taken in exchange for groceries. u
Charleston, S. c., July 60. wf2
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THE UNDERSIGNED

y ESPECTFULLY notify their friends
~ and customers that they have RE-
OPENED their store at their old stand,
No. SO East Bay, corner of Vvndu-
Range. Charleston, $. c., where they will
constantly keep on hand and for sale, al,
LOWES'E MARKET PRICES. a general
assortment of GROCERIES, imported aud
domestic ALES, WINES. LIQUORS and
SEGAGS, Of we'll known brands.
BOl.LMANN BROTHERS.
July 90 wfs
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The Lords Day.
BY SIR E. r. I,yrToI

BY SIR E. B. LYrTON.
Fresh glides the brook and blows the gale
-, Yet yonder halts the quiet mill!
The whirrinG wheel, the rushing sail,
Aow motlonlcSs and still!
Six days Of toll, poor child Of Cain,
Thy strength the slave of want may be;
The seventh thy limbs escape the chain.
a God hath made them free!
Ah, tender was the Law that gave
This holy respite to the breast.
10 breathe the gale, watch the wave,
And know--the wheel may rest.
But when the waves the gcntlest glide
WHAT image charms, to lift thine eyes?
The spirc reflected on the tide
Invites thee to the skies.
10 teach the soul it's nobler worth
This rest from mortal toll is given:
Go, snatch the brief reprieve from earth
And pass u { .est to Heaven.
They tell thee in their dreaming school,
OF Power from old dominion hurled,
When rich and poor, with juster rule,
Shall share the altered world.
Alas, since time itself began
That fablo- hath but fooled the hour;
Each age that ripens Power i'll Man,
But subjects man to power.
Yet every day in seven. at least
One bright republic shall be known;
Mans world awhile has surely ccast,
When God proclainls his own.
Six days may Rank divide the poor,
Dives from thy banquet ball:
The seventh the Father op"s the door,
Ant; holds His feast for all!
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Robert BHyce

M ll.L renew, CD aud after the TWEN.
" TlETH OF JULY. that part of his
former business, which pn,hraccd the sell
ing of GOODS or MERCNANDIZC and
COUNTRY PRODUCE on commission.
His long acquaintance with the business
and wants of this community will give
him some advantages which shall be used
TO the benefit Of his patrons. II" mas
associated with himself hs son. JOHN
EDWARD, and the new firm will be
Ennru as
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The long talked of international
bridge at Buffalo seems about to be
realized. Two million five hundred
thousand dollars has been pledged for
the work, which will consist of u du-
rable and elegant iron bridge to span
the niagara at that point, as well as
Tor the construction Of q grand union
depot building, and the seven miles Of
railway around the city to connect the
Eastern lines with. the bridge. The
contract has been let.
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ROBERT BRYCE az SON.

The undersigned beg leave to call a'tcn-
t'on to the above notice. and TO state that
they will be found near thaold stand, cor
ner OF Main and Banding streets, No. 7
Bryce's Range, where they will -ndeavor
to give their best attention to such busi-
ness rs may he consigned to their care.
ROBERT BRYCE & son.
July Is sws.
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Dissolution of Copartnershin

VIZ. copartnership heretofore existing
a. between the subscribers: under tn.
n"me, style and firm of KELLIAN &
Wing. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. +. W. WING. having purchased
the debts due to the concern and ASSUMED
those due by it. persons having demands
VIII present them 10 him. and persons in.
debted will make pavnent.to him.
ELI kILLIAN,
F. w WING
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G. a. NeuEESr.
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANT.

CHARLESTON, S. C.
An prepared to promptly forward all
4 Merchandize consigned to me, arriving
IN this cny from Northern and foreirn
ports. Also. Consrgnmeuts by railroad TO
be forwarded to domestic or foreign ports
Liberal cash advances made on All con.
s'gnments OF COTTON, RICE, dc. to NV
trends IN New York, Philndel, hia and
D"'Ilhlore. G.. y. NEu FFER.
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The subscriber takes pleasure in recon-
mending his late partner, Mr.. =. w. Wing.
to the support of the former patrons of
the late firm of Killian IL Wing. and of
the public generally. ELI KILLIAN.
July % 11x
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The subscriber having purchased the
interest Of ELI KILLIAN in the above
firm. tn. business vii! hereafter be con.
Quoted by him in his own name. He
respectfully solicts a share Of public pa
tronage. f. w. WING.
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Tho people Of Christ Church Parish
have petitioned the General command
ing at Charleston to remove the negro
troops from their parish.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS
Where a bond is secured by two mort
cages, the stamp duty required to
validate I'll the instruments will be
double Cf governed by the mortgages. J
when it Would have been in the ease
OF one mortgage. Ii. however. thr
stamp appropriate to !, bond be al1ix-
ed to the same, then the bond will be
yalld, though the mortgages might
not be
The Commissioners of Internal
Revenue decides that the attorney or
agent OF the drawer Of Il check may
af1iN q stamp thereto, and cancel Tie
same II daily authorized so to do, s,,ch
drawer being absent But the initials
ol the drawe! should hc used. # :.
chcci> * used before the stamp is
@:liXeL and cancelled, the uScl. is
Liable to penalty; consequently the
attorney or agent shou!l :,i,iX and
cancel the stamp before ;;s,> thereof.
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The late tornado in Minnesota kick
ei ur some queer pranliS. Ii blew
eight oxen over a river 500 yards wide.
1t took all the water out of n pond,
carried it Il mile and then set it down
on Mayor Doran's farm in the shape
OF q small lake 1t blew a mans boots
OIL. Another mans coat was not only
blown short, but actually buttoned
from top to bottom. One old lady
went up like a balloon, was carried
two miles and {. half, and was finally
landed astride a telegraph wire, where
she was found by her grandson and
relieved by a ladder. Judge Morgan
says the wind not only carried off his
dwelling house, but sub-csllar and two
wells.
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~ Mr.. GEORGE Fl. WAITER in
or"nSehurg. 5. C.-prescn, terminus of the
oouth Carolina Rairund-will receive and
forward all Merchandise conSsncL,o him.
both ways. Julv ~ wf7.
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CS! received. a full supply Of DRUGS
~ CH E.MiCALS. GLASSWARE. DYE
~ ffH, PAINTS and LIQUORS of all
KINDS Tor medicinal purposes. &c, which
we otter to the trade Mt lowest rates.
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BACnMAN & WATIES, =

-ATTORNIES AT LAW,
HAVE resumed the practice of their
- profession. CX- Office No. l Law
Range. July 20 wlma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04

stock, Ac $500 600 600 that their entire ,oss Of
actual capital So 500 600 000a larger sur than The
entire federal debt Add 10 this their catstsndnc in
debtednsss remain forever unpaid IL A. OooSS ooD
and we see an entire loss and ind NJ "a hO0
Of the Confederate 70 say nothing Ok the
loss Of human life The ps>aph now Gnd themselves
without money without stavo labor without clothing
and the comforts Of life ntT'3 =
The Boston money market is thus referred 70 by the
Traveller Of the lat inst a4foA ac1
The supply OF money is constantly Increasing All the
Boeton banks (Sorty-four IN number) have organized
undf the "nattona system" which is intended TO esab
sh uniform paper cnrrency, preparatory 10 future
resumption Of specie payments whenever greenbacks
are withdrawn from ciroeation Five per cont the
interest ratio day for rime loans demand and the
best mercantile paper was sold in State street
per ceAt. Tho stock market active than OF
late, ana there wee fun many buyers sellers Of
government bondS railroad, factory, bank, land and
The London 1h.es Of the 2lst ult remarks
The dscomk demand at the bank is moderate for the
period of the quarter In the Stock Exchange TO day
there Pull supply Of money during the earlier hours
at andt half per cent but subsequently three Per
cent 1feely paid for short advances, and some
amounts core obtained from the bank ~ chat rate