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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. -Evenng-CorroS.-Th sales of
balcs for export and speculation. The market was
buoyant at advance of Id per Id. generally and
closed very firm at the extremest me prices:
demand yesterday, both for cloth and yarn and prices
lsd@1d aboye those of Friday last, India quail
ties exhibited the least advance.
BREADsTUFFs.-The weather has been very fine for
harvesting operations Wheat was in limited demand at
decline of Cd. @3d. per GENITAL chiefly amber,
quay Holders of stocks in store not pressing
sellers Flour in moderate request at late rates for bar
rels. Indian corn in consumpve demand at decline
of Cd. mixed American. Dos Sd a 3os. per 4so lbs.
Circular reports The sales of cotton for the week 49,
500 bales including 81 800 bales to seculaors and
scarcely higher for American, and 4 "a i'd higher for
4ean q ss ain Ear M
lands Mobiles and Texas 18ISd The sales to-day tFri
quiet and unchanged The stock in port estimated at
$4,000 bales, OF which 90 900 are American.
and steady.
BREADsrurFs are duh but steady except Corn, which
is easier
Pnov1s1oSs quiet and steady. Lard is firm at S5
LoNpoN. Sept s. p MConsols close at sg?s % 80 for
SiSI United States tive.twenties 6ss. The bullion in
the Bank OF England has decreased fls7.0Oo.
Market Arm. Sales small account Of scarcity Of
goods. The following Are s the sass c eGs o @
Gix64 27Hc., hand 5000 do. 4sx4S. SO inches pri
vate terms 10000 do. 7cx9O. % inches, private terms
1.-THE Ldtest.1
| ~ - London Money Market.
SEPTEMBER 9.-CoSsoLs opened firm, but closed at q
decline-S91i@8 for money.
Tho discount demand was rather more active but still
moderate The rate in the market for choice bills
was somewhat higher, viz 1905 {, cent.
The weekly bank roturns show decrease of El76 1897
the bullion and gold continued to be Withdrawn from
the bank. -fIi. r4s.
Barring Circular quotes: Bar silver I'D; dollars
So @5s. "a; eagles 76s. 2Ad - ..,., .
LIVERPOOL, Sept. OLA. M.-CoTroN. Brokers
circular says Tho extension OF business recently
manifested in the manufacturing districts the require
ments OF exporters and increased operation In specua
ton, have caused general and active demand for
cotton throughout the week; but though the advces
from America of rather higher quotations. and imme
date prospect Of largo supplies haye tended to increase
the general feeling Of confidence holders have continued
the market freely and prices have only par
request but is scarcely higher than last week Tho
sales Of the week add 113 660 bales includng2 $50
on speculation, and 2S360 for export The quotations
are a' follows sIa assa,,ago Il ,yar ID -
New ORLEANS " ~ ~, ..y!a.. .181d 2kd.
| Mobile. 80. : .............. .I.T.,. ..18x -
Yesterday FdAy tbs business about 10 900 bales
including 5000 for speculation and export The Arket
quiet but steady The stock on hand 10 estimated
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-25

AN ADvANcE.-The Macon and Western Railroad,
on last Sunday, advanced their rates one and a
half cents per mile. The fare is now $3.50 from
Macon to Atlanta.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Arrivals Mt Merchents Hoteg, sept. as. 1905

Arrivals MT Merchants HotcE, Sept. 23, 1865.
Corin. Chersw; Prior, City; H Batcheler 35th
U s A; A Ii Payne, Virginia; L Vorhics Columbia II
Jones." -; Smock, =; Sears, Hilton Head;
p Grierson, Nashville; Anette, New York.
SEPT. H-d Warren, New York; j Dodge, do; w
Gardner do; II Bedford, do; d Johnston. City, s
White, s A; Crandall, -; A Whitney. y a;
DR. Harris, Army Surg Smith, Godsboro'. G; Il
Burger, New York; W s NJ Burger, 1t Col, G; L
Meriman, New York. DJ Roller Columbia; q w Little.
New York; Nicpoth, do; T Dunbrier City.
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w. l.. YANcEY's GRAvE.-Such is the flaming
Albeit went to see the grave of Yancoy. 1t is
marked by no monument. A plain marble slab
lying on a level with the ground, and inclosed by
low iron fence covers the ashes OF the once proud
fire-oatcr. Tic name ''Wm. I. FYancey' ON the
iron gate is the only thing that tells whose bones
.restilIere Strange enough that one so ambitious
during life should, when dying, request his friends
to put no monument to his grave-so strange, in
deed that am disposed to doubt it i'll the case of
Mr.. Yancey, notwithstanding anold citizen tells
me that was the fact ~ .-cf 81
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YORK Steamship Alhambra-313 bales Cotton
bales Wool bale Cotton Yarn, - bales Domestcs,
boxes Mdze and 166 bbls Rosin.
CHESTER September 2l.-Thc unusual movements
Of merchandise and general hustle our streets indi
cate activity i'll markets. Much competition exists in
domestic goods The business done in Chester, during
the past week. has been very large.
We quote Cotton at 1S and 10; Corn GO; Wheat So;
Flour So Bacon l5 TO lS Lard l5 Butter l2l;: Eggs
1875 Peas 60; Molasscs % to 30; Fodder so: Coffee 40
Sugar 20.--Ch,s,,r Standard, 2lSt.
JACKSONVILLE (FIAl, September. 1G-CoTToS.-
following quotations have the ruling figures for
the past week ending 18th inst.
ISLAND
Roller Snncd. 63ColIO
Saw gnncd. 52@S5S
uPI-,SDs.
Ordinary ................ .2SG31
Mddling. .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .32@;35
Middling Fair. .330.37
[.SQpdnndh Herald.
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ExPoRTs.- YoRK.-Tho following is the COM
paratve statement Of the exports exclusive Of
specie) from the port of Now York to foreign ports
for the week ending September 10, and since JAN
uary1: ,
-t.. 1868. 1064. 1865.
For the week.. S264G,37G s5,14s.4s4 s3.70i, ,475
Prev. reported. 1H 79744 l45,SS2,996 1lO,30i,3Sl
Since jan l. w sl27 100 sl51. .4so sn4OOss5e
Price of gold. =. 139 223 ''r 144
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CorroN again irregular and considerably excited;
some were asking Aoc for middng grades at the open
ing but in order to effect sales, wprc obliged to mako
concessions tile market closing rather easier and nearly
nominal at our quotations annexed. The sales were
+, -: =: - Upland. Florida. Mobile ~ O.; z.
Ordinary. 2. .!.!.35w iei'. SO ,+T96'Ac 4g37 -ef
Middling. "a a. AK 40 46Ia
Good MiddlisiR.. 40 -. s.i l46 At s.Is4S Z
,CoPPER.-We note kale5 of 13) 600 bs,, at 3lc for
Baltimore (which slight advancel 32Sc. for Portage
lake, and 32,4c 33c for Detroit Prices for all brands
very hrm and good inquiry prevailed, the mar.
ket closing somewhat stronger, though not qqotaby
higher. aaF 9ri 0;iyni IT ,fs.a 20 t @oh:.c;f
h CoFFER.-The lnitkes Has active and strong, with
good demand from all sources We nptce sales OF the
cargo exam and Lizzie comprising 3084 bage RIO at
i42c, gold. We quote Rio. prime. 22c. good, 2ic q
q c. fair, 19hc @20c ordinary 1ec 918Hc. fair TO
good cargoes, ls1c 20Ac; Java, mats and bags acc.
@27c. Maracaoo, 19c. @22Hc; Laguayra, 2lc @22>Sc,
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SEA ISLAM
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FROM BRAZIL.
Withdrawal of the Parasuayans Acros
the paraun.

New YORK, Dec. 27.-The steamer North America
from Rio Janeiro, Dec. 2, via Pcrnambuco and St
Thomas arrived to-day. The Emperor returned on
the 9th ult from Rio Del Sad causing great rejoicing
Coffee was lower. Flour advancing.
The Paraguayans have withdrawn entirely across
the Upper Parana out of Corrientes. The Brazilian
fleet is at the mouth of the Paraguay The allied
army crossed the river to Correntes and was on its
march to the Parana. near GAIA. 1t will be sent in
vessels that river the point selected for further
operations.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YORK, Dec. .27.-Later news from South Amer
lea via ST. Thomas. to the I'd Dec. is received The
foreth anniversary of the birth of the Emperor was
observed in Brazil with popular regardings The
Emperor released number of prisoners
The American emigrants- chiefly Southerners, rep
resented by Col. Wood, have solicited a site from
them near Rayaguard. 1t lies between two small
rivers, and can have railway connection with the
capital. vast tract of 100000 acres of unoccuped
government land has also been selected. 1t is ex-
pected that the flow of emigration from the United
States lately composing the confederacy. will soon
set in.
There is no change in the position of military af-
fairs. No new battle battle had taken place.
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The New State of Colorado.

ATcHIsoN, KAN, Dec. 27.-Messrs Chafee and
Evans. United States Senators from Colorado
have arrived here, and report uniform confidence
among the people of Colorado in the prompt admis-
sion of that State into the Union; every important
condition of the enabling act having been complied
with. The Legislature has passed joint resolution
requesting the President. if he did not deem himself
authorized to proclaim the State in the Union to
urge its early admission upon Congress. resolu-
ton guaranteeing the ratification of the antslavery
amendments to the Constitution also passed.
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Kentucky Fenians.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2I.-The Fenians of Kentucky
held State Convention at Covington to-day All
the circles but two were represented. Speeches were
made by the State Centre. P Bannan. and others,
and resolutions fully endorsing Roberts Senators,
Secretary of War, and repudiating 0'Mahoney. we're
adopted and signed by all the delegates present.
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Marine niSosfn-s

New YORK. Dec. 2l-The steamship Idaho, hence
for Mobile, is ashore on Bamga full of water. The
passengers and crew landing safely, and with
favorable weather, part of her cargo will be saved
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Dec. 27.-The bark Flora of
Baltimore, is ashore three miles north of Squam In
let. Her cargo of cotton and iron will probably be
saved. The vessel is still tight
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PrOvident Life and Trust Company.

PrOvident Life and Trust Company.
In our columns to-day will be found the advertise
ment of the 'PRovIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY"
of Philadelphia organized by the Society of Friends
in that city. and whose operations are controlled
entirely by the members of that highly influential
and estmable body of citizens whose business opera
tons however. not confined to themselves exclu-
svely, but extended to any others who possess the
requisite qualifications for obtaining Insurance This
Institution. we are informed is entitled to full and
entire confidence of the reliable organi-
zations in the country for insurng lives. 1t has
menced operations under very favorable auspices,
and presents to the Insurers of Baltimore most IN
e1ceptionabe list of names referees, all of whom
with the agents. Messrs. E. j. Richardson Sons, are
we'll known to our merchants and business. men
generally. d14eod-2w
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Explosion of a Steam Boiler.

DUBUQUE, Dec. E-Messrs. Jaeger & Co.'s distil-
lery was blown to fragments to-day by the explosion
of the boiler in the engine room. Most of the EN-
ployees at dinner there being but eight persons
in the building at the time T,c a---~. ae hFIieu'
seriously injured. Loss $4,000; in
surance against fire $4,000.
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Fenian BrOfherhOOd-A Senator's Views
on the Situation.

WORCESTER, Mass, December 26.-P. A Sinnott,
Senator in the Fenian Brotherhood, declares himsel
for Congress. He alleges that the Senators who
impeached the President under arrest five day
previous to their act of impeachment that their re
porters have been guilty of malseasance, and that
O'Mahoney must clear himself of the dirty charge O.
completely with the English Government, and thai
every extravaganza he has committed has been By
the consent of the Senators.
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THE ANXIETY OF NAPOLEON
Max. to be Prevented from Abdicating.

WASHINGTON, Dec. q.
New YORK, December 27-The steamship City of
Washington, from Liverpool the 18TH via Queens
town on the 14th. has arrived.
The steamers Moravian and City of London had
arrived at Liverpool
Governor Eyre of Jamaica, has been suspended
from his functions pending the official inquiry into
the affairs of that island and Sir Henry Stork has
been appointed temporarily in his place. The latter
to sail for Jamaica on the 18th inst The Times
Governor Eyres position Will be that of Cover
nor ION leave"
The Morning Post thinks that Eyre's suspension
may have bad effect on the negroes
At the Fenian Court, on the 18th inst, ODonovan
occupied the whole day in his own defence. He was
insolent and sought to exhaust the Court
1t is rumored the Governor of the Richmond Jail
has absconded.
FRANCE.
1t is reported that France has given England six
months notice to terminate the extradition treaty,
because of the strict formalties required before the
French offender is given up.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria.arrved at Pesth, Hungary,
on the 17th and was received with much ceremony
and enthusiasm. In response to speech by the Bur-
gomaster he said he visited them full of confidence
and expected full confidence in return.
CHINA.
SHANGHAI. Oct. 8.-Burgeoines death is likely to
give trouble. The Chinese Government reports now
state that he drowned while in irons The
American Consul declares that the treaty with the
United States has been violated. Piracy is increas
ing to an alarming extent.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 13.-Cotton-Sales of the past
three days. including Wednesday. 81 900 bales, of
which 900 bales to Spectators and exporters
The market is strong and prices are tending upward
GSttgn deaTgr since Friday
Wheat is in limited demand, and prices are un-
changed; Corn is fat-in some instances Sd lower;
PreyisiopsmBssf is in more demand. for old, Prime
shade easier. Talow is quiet and partially 3@6s
lower.
Produce-The market is quiet
The Latest.
[By telegraph to Queenstown
LONDON. Dec. 14-The Fenian, O'Donovan owing
to his similar conviction six years ago. has been SEN
fenced to penal servitude for life.
A joint note of England and France proposing
certain terms for the settlement of the Chilian diff
culties. was received at Madrid on the 9th The re-
suit was not known.
letter received in Liverpool confirms the state
ment that Stephens is safe in Paris.
The London Observer says that Napoleon is appre-
hensive that Maximilian will follow his Empress to
Europe. and has prevailed upon the Mexican Minis
ter at Paris to proceed to Mexico and endeavor to
dissuade Macmillan from abdicating. He would
sail on the 18th.
The Observer thinks he is not to be intimidated
and that Max. will be in Europe before the new year.
An Austrian imperial decree extends an amnesty
to all convicted for completely in the Polish nsurrec
ton.
1t was expected that the Bank of England would
raise the rate of discount to per cent.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
T,rprpponI Dac 1l-Cotfop-SoIas to-doy On nOn
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AMCSEyIENTS A

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Naiaa Ousen.
with gorgeous scenery, new costumes and fine music
will be presented again tonight.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The Holman Opera
Troupe will repeat Cinderella.
MARYLAND Observation-Disclosures the Wizard,
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SMA0Lnr EnIEnx

New HAVEN, Ct, Dec. 27.-Speaker Colfax is here,
the guest of Hon. N. D. Sperry who gave him din
ner and public reception this afternoon, at which
there was present Gov. Buckingham, Gov Averll and
many other distinguished gentlemen. Music Hall
was crowded to hear Mr.. Colax deliver his lecture
He goes to New York tonight
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A Family Pnisona6

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-To-day, a man named
Mclaughlin and his family consisting of his wife and
three children and niece, poisoned by partaking
OF coffee containing a large quantity of laudanum
which had been placed in it. Mclaughlin and one
daughter narrowly escaped DEATH and the former is
still in precarious condition
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN WEsT.-This morning Captain
Clement 1. West died at his residence, on ii street,
between 18th and 18th streets after short Illness
captain West made many friends by his fine social
ehitect, and was acquainted with humber of modern
Languages. For long time he was Connected with
the was appointed an Assistant Quarterm aster,
With the rank Of Captain, and supsrintended the
gork on the Capitol Extension for conlldeyabls
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An Editor under Arrest

RALEIGH. Dee 2i.-R. W. Waring, editor of the
Charlotte Times, who was arrested by the order of
General Ruger, arrived here this morning The ar
rest made it is said, account of articles that
have recently appeared in the Times 1t is supposed
he will be admitted to bail.
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frnUEa q HxuA-.

San FRAYCfsCo. Dec. 26.-Advices from Arizona
represent that there is constant fighting between the
Apache Indians and the white settlers Twenty
eight soldiers sent out the 1st of September are
missing.
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Important R;mOrs from Washington.

LJFoVIdI IJeoPfICH IUsI.I
WASHINGTON December 26-There are rumors that
Secretary Harlan will resign to be succeeded BY
Senator Dooittle.
1t is reported that the Appropriation Committee
intend to report to the House bill providing for the
assumption of the war debt: of the loyal States by the
General Government.
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Coal MINE EXPLOSION IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The

Pittsburg Chronicle says:
"On Wednesday of last week an explosion of fire
damp occurred in the coal mines of Enoch W. NJ Gin
MIS- near Pottsvi Pa Several men were at work
in the mines, when one of them, David Davis walked
towards a place which was full of sulphur with
naked lamp: Another miner, Benjamin Howard,
who was further in with safety lamp. advised Davis
was no danger. advanced, when the fire damp caught
from his lamp, and terrific explosion ensued.-
Wagons were blown crosswise on the track tools and
huge Jumps of coal were tossed about in all direc
tons and even the earth at the mouth of the slope
was disturbed by the shock: Half keg of blasting
added to the general destruction Five men were
severely and several slightly injured and II strange
that none were instantly killed.
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NORFOLK. Dec. 27.-Joseph Edwards, Baltimore
rough shot at the Oxford Theatre last evening by
soldier, whom Edwards had first discharged
pistol at
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ALARAM MA

New YORK, Dec. 26th.-C. B. Dibble & Co.'s naval
store, on Pearl street, destroyed by fire this
morning The loss is $4,000
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
I'm the selection Of ,oe another important matter
is. that she should write well. lady who neglects
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely, de-
fcent in other essential qualities. ."-CHEsTERFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have. something to hold;
Suitable. too for young and old
Good Gold PenI
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STATE NEWS,
We gather the following Items from the Frederick

We gather the following Items from the Frederick
| Examiner:
PosTMAsTERs APPoINTED-Postmoste Dennison
has appointed Mr. j. D. Main postmaster at Viewer
ton, IN this county, vice H. c. Drill resigned. VIII
county, vice b. Pfoutz, resigned. B. F. Seiiman.
postmaster at GAINESVILLE. Frederick county, vice
Samuel Nixdorf resigned.
| SNAKE.-Mr. John Ebert brought to our Office yes
terday live snake, which he captured crawling
along on the snow in the road leading to the
yolr. 1t was going at brisk and showed fight
when intercepted The presumption is that the rep
Tile was on Christmas frolic and was Just returning
home when captured
REAL ESTATE SOLD.-Mr. Jos. Payne, agent sold
at public sale, on the I'D nst the Boone property
situated in W; Second street. for S5O25 Purchaser.
Joseph NJ. Palmer. Esq.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE following gentle
men have been appointed members of the State Cen
tral Committee of the Soldiers Legion, from Fred
oSR RSuasr Maor O. Homer and
Zimmerman.
MINING BUREAU.-An organization STYLED the
American Bureau of Mines, has been formed in New
York. with the object of bringing more trained talent
to the management of our mining operations 1t will
be managed by board of trustees composed of soma
prominent business men of New York and it will
place AT the disposal OF mining enterprises the SER
vices OF board of experts, including some eminent
engineers and professors of science allied to mining
Ihei functions Will be to examine mining properties
test ores, examine engineers etc. and for this seryice
the bureau Will charge a moderate rate 1t will also
VI Hte .Isell 10 promoting the development of
INNING interests and the exploration of our latent re-
sources.
CoTroN AND ToBACCo.-The Petersburg Price Our
rent of Saturday says The receipts of cotton and to-
bacco per Southern Railroad from August T. 1865 TO
December 22d inclusive, were:
bales.
$50 hhds.
The receipts of tobacco per South-Side Railroad
from August 9, 1866, to December 81 1866 inclusive
were:
l,up- Anuo'
Manufactured ....... 657 tierces.
The Cleveland Herald says: ''From Thad
Stevens speech, infer he thinks all sense will die
when he breathes his last He eharactered President
johnson, and all who believe the resucant States
have not beer out of the Union, as dreaming theo.
yists,"
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THE NEW FIVE CENT CURRENCY,
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1865
Watches.

1865 Watches. 1855
LarmOur Il Co., Light Street.
Have just opened their splendid stock of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
consisting of Enameled and Diamond WATCHES
Patent 4-seconds Timing Watches, Diamond,
Pearl and Mosaic JEwELRY Opera
Glasses, Table Cutlery. Gold Pens
and Pencils, Solid Silver
WARE
Triple Plated Albata WARE, CLOCKS.
FANCY GOODS, ETc.,
AU Ne,o and Beautiful Patterns
RS-We would especially invite persons wishing to
purchase
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
to call and examine our stock. They will find Bar
gains. de15-tf
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Gold Dana

Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders!
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Ladies!
Suitable for Gentlemen!
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen;
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for tcaste-
A Good Gold Penl
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holders
In desk Holders of every VARIETY
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
Ar WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
B.F. BLAKENEY & Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFACTURERS,
de15-tf 125 Baltimore Street, first floor, up stairs
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F ROM WASHINGTON

The Graves Of Our Soldiers.