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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24
DRESS FABRICS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,.
FEBRUARY 26 and 27.

II HO M AS SONS SONS,
NOS. s22 AND 924 PINE STREET.
Are now offering at reduced prices the Iollowing:-
BLANKETS CHEAP.
l9-4 Blankets, Atwood. s5 80. worth SIS.
IL Do. Do SSS' Ga ga worth worth 80 80
A!so' a full assortment OF Crib ana Cradle Blankets,
LINEN GOODS
I Bsrnsey na TSbie RPs%ask al Qualities
Also. large assortment of Towels. both white and
Napkins and ;yliss IN great variety. cheap.
shrtines The makes OF Linen shirtings 10 wide
Baer S16 tnaa ss piece
have G an & excellent assortment @ Of Linen Lawns
very small advance.
Neat Styles Heayy Marseiles, for Ladies' and Chit
drens wear 20 cents per yard worth sl5 These goods
27inch Medcated All Linen huok TowellIng, s5 cents
Camblic Edgngs and Insertings new and beautiful
assortment just opeenneeSd, eS,rv ooons
We have Just received large assortment of White
BTi,iSnis sii Qualities ana styles, from 4Oc up
Swiss and french MusIns, Striped Musllns, Main
socks Plaid Musns 20 per cent less than formerly.
Just received full and wei selected assortment of
PopliDs, &eiinOes, White Gnec Mohar for evening
Gpassns ana Pslanss gO0a quality and coors cheap.
Also full assortment OF Skirts
Pain Black Alpaca 3lc up
Caiicoes I6c. up. Ginghams. cheap
English French Cbintzes and Percals beautiful
patterns, at a very small advance.
HOSIERY AID MERINO GOODS.
We have larse stock OF Hosiery and anxious to
sell IL OF. We therefore, have reduced the prices
very low figure Ladies' " hite Hose from 13c pair
up. Gents White and Unbleached Hose good quality,
All sizes. Chi drens White and Unbleached Hose cheap.
eood assortment of Woollen hose.
prices.
We have all makes, widths, and qualities of Muslin,
both white and brown
SheetinGs and Pillow Muslns at reasonable prices
A reduction made Tor DOrcas other Benevolent So
cietes, at
THOMAS SIMPSONS SONS
l2emws Nos. 922 and 924 PINE street
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
ED UC a TON a l.
J. K. HAs7lsn. Bgsra,e, 3r5!a caaatn E5.tor.
OF tIlt EaUt...- UIlal DVIUIIIi-.
A Word 10 Directors.

On Tuesday next, the directors Of
Niflin county will be called upon to
elect a superintendent to perform the
duties OF that Office for term Of three
rears. The office has now been in op-
Grafton twelve years, and its good re
suits, when judicious selections have
been made, are apparent to all who
are unprejudiced, and while all, or
nearly all, are ready to admit that the
superintendency has accomplished
much towards perfccting the common
school system, and are anxious that
the best, most talented and most cner-
getic men should be elevated 10 that
position, it is to be feared that many
of the citizens Of Mittlin county do not
fully understand how he is c0mpcnsat-
cd. In the first place, the salary Of
the Superintendent is received directly
from the State treasury. and not, as is
supposed by some, from the county
OF tue forty nine thousand six hun
dred and fourteen dollars that are an
nually appropriated by the State as
Superintendcnts salaries, each county
must pay its full quota. Since there
are siXty-fvc counties, if it were equal
ly distributed, each Superintendent
would receive a salary Of SI63 %.
Now | would appeal to the good judg-
ment Of the directors and citizens Of
Mifflin county, IS it right TO compel our
superintendent to serve for $500,
which is 4, little more than $lG3 less
than the average salary? Is it right
to deprive him the privilege Of attend.
ing educational meetings, and thus
prevent him from enjoying these in
fluences that he so much needs. and
that would contribute 50 materially
to his uSetulncssI Is it right for the
directors, as representatives OF the
citizens Of Mitflin county, 10 pay Heir
Superintendent an inadequate sum,
and compel him to engage in some
other profession that he may obtain q
living, and then, uncomplaiuingIy, as
slst or pay part Of the salaries OF the
seventeen counties in the State that
pay their Superintendent from $1,000
to $1,000 dollars annually! Directors,
citizens, seriously ponder these ques-
tons, and We are satisfied ID leave It
to your good judgment to decide. and
when the time arrives for YOU to act,
we earnestly hope that YOU viii not
only re-elect our present worthy, car
nest, faithful and working Incumbent
but that you will increase his salary
sufficiently to enable him to give It bis .
entire attention. 3.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
Theoretical Bookkeeping
The Commercial Course


5an,htspl7g. C1HE.rgl 4rthElstic P1DIausiip Bvsi-
hGsS t.tE. .aafcnr'. lDmwrrriTl LalC, Lectures
On BfN5aeSs AfairS. LystQJrrciq{ Customs
Fyr5At 0nd Actual Business Practice.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
REDUCED, REDUCED!
p, f. LOOP

AS greatly reduced the prices of Boot,
~ and Shoes. Having a large stock 4
goods on hand, he proposes to sell at redaccd
prices. lie has fine assortment of the best
selection of mems Boots, from 1915 and uP
ward; boots from 200 to 375 youths 80
also women's shoes in great variety and Of
every style, at greatly reduced prices III;
stock of chlldren's Shoes is very large and
ranges from 65 cents upward. An assert
msnt OF gum shoes. We still pay strict Of
tentlon to manufacturing, buying none bat
the best stock, and keeping none but the
most experienced workmen, We consider
our work second to none in town, and have
a good assortment of home made work oH
hand, which will be sold low. lie would ~
Tlfe the public generally to call and e1amnt
ior themselves, and save at least twentyh~
per cent. Work made to order with despatch,
lie has also on hand a fine assortment
mems, Bomen's misses and children's wooen
and cotton HOSE, lower in price than any ~
town. Cali at the old stand, in the rre'@
s1uars sans.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
SYmm s.--cll Culture.

Probably all will agree in regard to
these assertions, namely: That man
may be a giant physically, and be a
dwarf in other respects; that man
may be pre-emincntIy social, and vet
be wanting in other better qualities ::
that q man may bc Newton mental
Iy, and almost a Nero morally: that
a man may, perhaps, be a christian.
but be so deficient physically, socially
and mentally that he can scarcely be
called a man; and finally, that he who
IS the strongest, the most friendly. the
most learned, and is the best man.
really has the most manhood. and i
the only one who comes most ncor
completely fulfilling the great object
Of his creation.
Paui the great apostle to tho Gen
tiles, had symmetrical culture. ITe
was able TO work with his hands and
10 travel on foot, Whether at liberty
or IN prison; among friends or enemies
at home or abroad,-ho was equal to
every emergency. He was heroic when
herol5m was demanded, and vet he
was submissive when submission was
necessary. He was social when socia.
Dlhty was required, and cIoquent when
inc circumstances called for eloQucncc.
lie was a great rcasoncr, and a mas
tGrly writer, as his letters to the
churches show. lie was all things to
All men, that he might thereby Save
some men. He understood and couId
declare the true, the beautiful and tha
so0o, 3 as ne did before Felix and Agrip-
pa and to the Athouians on Mars,
Hlll:-C " Alien, Jctors The P,ttl, ro
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
Probable Existence Of a Great Cavern u
der Lancaster, Pa.

der Lancaster, Pa.
1t is a well settled belief among ma
ny OF the most intelligent residents Of
Lancaster and vicinity that there ex.
lists beneath their city and vicinity a
vast cavern. The most plausible theo-
~ on this point seems to be the fol-
lowing, which VIC clip from the Scien-
rfc American. The writer says:
The city is located within the great
limestone belt extending across the
southeastern part Of the State, and Of
all the geological formations limestone
the most abOunds in cavcrns, many OF
them are known to be of vast extent.
In sinking wells in various parts of
Lancaster city, the bottom crust breaks
through before reaching water, and
the pump is suspended +. ON above by
chains"
There have been several well au-
thenticated cases in the vicinity of the
city Of the earth breaking and cnguIf-
ing farm animals. In two instances
men engaged in ploughing saw their
teams disappear beneath the surface.
and only a tunncl-shapcd cavity re.
mained to mark the spot. Several
shocks, like those Of an earthquakc.
felt in Lancaster last September, are
accounted for by this theory,
Huge masses Of rock breaking from
lie roof Of the cavern and falling into
the depths beneath may cause such
QUak,ug Of the upper crust and dull
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25

the mechanism, that the girl had 4
wooden leg In the evening he return
ed to the shop and followed her homo
to the Rue Montmartre. He after
wards made some inquiries and found
that the girl was engaged to be mar
ricd to q young man named Adrien
D., a@clcrll A week afterwards,
when the young couple with their
friends were about to terminate their
nuptial evening by q modest repast,
to the astonishmcnt of all present, NJ.
Durand entered and seated himself
without ceremony at the table, and
made known the dispositions OF the
will. 1t is almost unnecessary to say
that some additions and improvements
were made in the bill of fare, and the
first toast was to the memory of the
testator The newly married pair have
lust left Paris with the intention Of
spending the honeymoon at Nice"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
Location and Accommodations.

lhe institution j. located III the most central part
o me city and lis accommodations. for extent eIe-
-s""a aa1 consequences. are unsurpassed. All the
rooms have been fitted up in e very best style With
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING HoT-SrS
TELEGRAPH OFFICES, STATIONERY STORE
AHp \ REGULAR
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
M NAISCELLA 1 5 Q A NY
A Strange Story.

The following strange story i o;vor
as authentic in a letter from Paris
Nj. Raimondent, a rich old MISC,
VINO died lately, left 4 will c0ucbcI ~
'neSe terms: / give and baonoatb
an my fortune, amounting now to Ga
325t SOC. in railway s6area - ~.
young girl who, having LOST ,Lo 1aS I,t
eye and the right leg, should nJoo5c ~
and get married to a vounr nam r''lt 81
her own age, handsome. homes al
well educated. If, at the death of ',-'r NV.
friend Durand, whom I appoint ~ =, tLa lI'5
executor Of my will, the pecv1iar;t,- = 7
mention should not have been - y :
with, | wish all my property 10 ~
shared between the various bnrco ~ y.
OF benevolenco in our good citV nf
1aHs. In order to carry this viii -
to execution, II. Durand. who i ai5a -
very rich, sought in vain for sorao .'-,o
timo a young girl who shouId h. ~ =
the condition required bv - " ~ IN III
oayS ago, however, while passina
along the Rue ST. Honore. he barcci,9@
cd IN small linen cap shop . yonno,
@irI who was trying on q cap for a Gus,
TONER and who had not the use If
the right eye. lie went into the ,6on
and asked for some handkcrchlei4, and
US delighted tc Gut ttc jtc.o..a n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
Telegraphing

lhc arrangements for TeiagraPhing are far in ai-
F"nr" OF anything Of the kind ever offered to the
l]'4e. ! regular Telegraph Line is connected with
the institution with twenty branch Offices in various
parts 81 The city here public business Is transacted.
hu ~ "eh the students Of this Institution are per
h!iigG o practice No regular Office practice can be
ld IN any other school Of instruction in the countrv
without which no one can obtain q position as a prac-
teal operator Young men cautioned against the
IePFeNcnt2onS OF those who, without any
-dei iacliit.es, pretend 10 teach Ie.cgraphing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
Special Branches

ag>lfG nad the Hiri,. Mathematics Pl9asgyagbt On
"1f1cafgi Iep7JaaShjy tie ART Of DstsrtiRg Ci,tt.
tsrfst. hoas. Engineering, .Sp7vc.aoq Nrri-
gatioq and TcleJrqDhilr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25

', oacns do do 10
MEMS do cloth tops 275
lie has also a stock OF city work on hand
|uich he will sell very low. and warrants it
% De good for nothing. So, come on. bows
ana glris, and get prepared for the cold.
manufacturing and repairing attended to
q usual. I a large stock Of Trunks, Valises
and Carpet Bags on hand which will hs s0I5
at very reasonable prices. A full stool #
home made work kept constantly on hand At
l0w prices. Billy ,JNUNSON a.
Lswistown, Feb. :, 1866.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-25
SELLING OFF AT COST /!

'HE undersigned having a large stock Of
Z Eastern manufactured Boots and shoes
on hand. offers the same at cash prices from
now RG until further notice is given.
'1'h 8 boots warranted, double solcs from
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
LIST OH SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston. .JuIy, =,
VESSELS UNDER l00 TONS, AND srEAMEps Co. srrsa
WITHIN THE STATE ExoEPrEp

IN the Fort OF charleston, July IL, 1866.
VESSELS UNDER loo TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsrrNa
WITHIN THE STATE, ExCEPrED
STEAMSHIPS.
saragossa. 77s tons Crowcll at Adgers wbarves for
New York, loading. ............... Rayepel 4 Co
Lulu, = tons, Child, at Brown 4 Co.'S wharves Sor
Baltimore, loading. Street Bros Co
Star of the South, tons Reed, at Atlantic wharyes
for Baltimore, loading. ...........W Willis Chisolm
SHIPS.
Southern Rights $50 tons Ross at Gas Company's WIFI
sedberg. Br. tons, Kneall, at Quarantine from Per
namouco. just arrived. ved................... Master
president Fillmore, S94 tons, Luce Mt Atlantic WINS
LOT Liverpool, loading. .......... Willis & Chisolm
n"ena 6S9 toms Conner at Boyce Il Co.'S wharves
LUZ A'erpool' loading. John Fraser & Co.
BARKS
may torh ooo tons Nacomber, at Vanderhorsts whf,
Ahse duardiene tFr 4sG tons. Bjou, at Accommoda.
uon wharf from Havana waiting j Epslow n 90
lockwood (Drl 334 tons. Lowry In Ashley River for
Liverpool, loading. ............. Street Bros X Co
Adde Decker 4+9 TONS Penne in Ashley River for the
Mo dc 10 Plata, loading. street Bros 4 CO
BRIGS.
hnght. 2O3 tons, Blaisdell, at Dennetts wharves
Samuel Lindsey, tons. Wilson, ut Central wharves
from Boston, diFchargiDg. ................ Master
SCHOONERS.
Alba 430 tons, Adams at Central wharves for PbiI,
,,,, oeiPnla oadnR. II Baker h Co.
Wide World. PSI tons, Hidreth, at Adger's wharyes
for New York, loading. w Roach
"apea 2i3 tons Paysen at Kerrs wharves for st Ma
Wenonah, - TONS Tall, at Marshals wharf, for Bat-
more ioading Street Bros Il Co.
Ocean Belle lab tons, Emery, in the Stream for Bath
me- "ai'inB.. ..-.............-G q A Locke Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Mobile Market.

MOBILE July 7.-CorToN The transactions of the
day show more animation In the market than has been
Doteu Tor some tme past. Orders for Northern account
creaied comparatively brisk demand, which resulted
IN saes OF $50 bales. taken by three buyers but with
our material chaLge from our last report Th pur-
Wth the lower grades taken In, but Mtddlings were
scarce at outside figures. while inferior qualities
FelaVey lower. The New ork dispatch repol to
Got9n steady q. SO to 49,, and New Orleans do so
MONETARY AND FINANcIAI-The market onenoa ,b,a
morning with some movement dod and the sales 4
SSooOo were reported at 1884 but after the noon New
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

Iron THE wEBK ENDING, THuRRpAY JULY IL Isss
ooIIoN.-ln consequence OF the very light stook
ransactons In tho staple during the past week have
been very limited and have been mainly on Northern
account There has been irreguarity I'm price In
some grades, but the market has kept at about tbo
prices prevailing at the close OF weekly report
The receipts have reached very low figure amounting
70 only IL bales OF long staple from Florida and 2sS
bales Upland Cotton, since Friday last Tho following
summary will exhibit the sales OF the week On Friday
the 9Th instant about 100 bales wore disposed Of Good
ordinary selling for 26c, Low Middling &c., hddng
81 to &c., Strict Mddling 50 to $40 per pound On Sat
ufday the European news looked for, produced
An indspostion to purchase, which conne tho sales
OF the day to only 80 bales, at unchanged prices On
Monday about 10 bales sold, prices remaining
about. the same-sny 22c. to 25c per pound for re.
packed, az to 2sc pound for Low Midding and 81
to &c per pound for Middling Cotton. On Tuesday
there was good demand, with full but ewhat r.
regular prices the sales amounting 16O bales at % to
.Soc. per pound for Good Ordinary to Low Middling
and 32c per pound for Middng Cotton. On wednes-
day the transactions restricted 40 bales at the
prices OF the day before. Yesterday was some 80
bales sold the market presenting no change in it's
character We quote
Re-paoked. 2o@2so
Ordinary to Good Ord nary. asg2So
Low Middbng .:............-.......3.... .SO@-c.
Strict Iddling
sEA ISLAND OorroR.-There has been q few balea of
this class OF Cotton disposed Of private terms The
market 10 very much depressed and prices low down.
u COTTON nrArEaEsT.
S Is'ld. Uptd. Rice.
StocK on hand sept 1S66........ 382 161O 100
Receits from Sept 65 to July 49, 6sO7 s925O s5ss
Receipts from July to July IL, go IL 2ss -
Total Receipts. pts.................6e $3.50 loi146 1896
Erports ... s. I'd IND Pic.
New York. per steamship Qua
ker City. Observation-Disclosures. 23l
New York. per steamship Mo-
neka. 800
From Sept l, 66, to July 8, '66 6b04 9s3l7 2775
55os s8s77 2775
Total eIports.. s....."............65 .65os ses77 2775
a.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Ph6ncngers.

Per steamship Moneka, for New York-Nrrs Taylor
per- Mrs G AIellory Miss MIR Mccartney, " war
rem and lady, Mrs Emery Shd children, q L Zee.
@ Boland, ] Forsythe and lady Mrs o Hamilton,
Glalsaings Long and La y, Mise Quinn, O F Weaud
Bteersge -. - - - - "
- Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Georgetown, g C-MiEs
chapman Barry, g stoney, Master j 3 Tuck
er' J Maher, LaBruce, n Cummings G. W Ward
capt vaughan, 8 N, and II in eteersge, -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
New York EInrket,

The New York Journal Of Commerce. OF Tuesday, 11th
instant. says:
Tho market presents little more animation In soms
departments Capital is In better demand for call loans
at per cent which is the prevailing rate although
there are exceptional TRANSACTIONS at and 8 per O MT
First-cass business paper B readily placed at 6k to
per cent per annum discount for 80 days rate from
that to per oen.. for so to 90 days
Gold opened this morning at 16SH, fell of to 1872
and continued heavy most of tee day closing at
Silver sells moderately at to % below cold
For Ign Exchange is higher. Loading bankers ask
100 for 90 days sterling bills and 1lOA for short sight
1854 tor commercial; 1osX to 100 for baukers do at
short tght, HOY TO l1O1 Paris at 90 days 1ex TO
08; do st short sight, l1k to O8H; swiss lif to
l2h Hamburg 36K to 374l; Amsterdam <oh to 10 u;
Eisnkfort a2H to 4S; Bremen, 7sK to 70; Prussian
thalers, "a to rs
Stocks were 'irm at the early opening. At tho reRu
lar beard the market allowed increased spirit; prices
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWSJUTY 1a 1899

position to SELL and prices gave way 61. but with
only light transactions.
Advicos from Now Orleans, reporting Now York sight
down to par has had the effect of reducing to
tendency
Tho offering and demand for Now Orleans sight is
light at par.
sterling continues dull and nominal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.

Arrived Weduesdny. [JuLY II
Steamship Lulu, Child, Baltmore-left Saturday, p
III. Corn. Bacon and Mdze. To Street Bros & Co. q A
Il eke 90, Helms. shackelfoad Fraser, w Roach,
Bischof Co. Railroad Agent J Tiedemaun 4
90. Gaiilard Minot.. Mordecai Co. II Oobia a Co II
Gerdts 90, Klein, L echnen & Co, Hart 90, j
Thompson Co. ...'
Arrived YenterdaY. July "a
Brig Samuel Lindsey, Wilson, Boston 20 days Ice
To the Master. and NJ Duryea
Schr United, Anderson, New York - days Mdze
To Shaokelford Fraser, and others. -.
steamer Vance, McGary, Savannah. To J Browne.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Payne, Georgetown. O. bales
cotton 90 terces Clean Rice a bags Rough Rice, so
bbls Rosn, % bbls Spirits Turpeptfne sundries
To Ferguson Holmes. shackelford fraser n Bsch.
OF q Co. Mrs f W Allston, Il Dawson, and others.
AT QUARANTINE
Br ship Sedberg, Kneall, Pernambuco % days. Bal.
last. To the Master.
Cleared Yesterday. July IA
Bteamship Moneka, Marshman, New York - Willis
Chisom.
Went to Sea Yesterday. July 10
steamship Monoka. Marshmnn, New York H.
schr Mary Haskell, Haskell. Wilmington, N c.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Adele, Hail. at Baltimore to sail July II.
John Gibson Young. at Baltimore. to aA
sohr Virginia, Price, at New York, July 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Wilmington Market.
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE July 9.-OoFPEE-The demand Is con.
fined to small lots for immediate wants Of trade and
Is to lee gold.
FLoUR-There is q good demand for new, and several
Of the miers are preparing to grind contracts guam
tty and terms not transpired though
SIS 90 to Is 76 high grades OF Extra for the South
American market Good Howard street and Western do
scrptons are scarce and held lrm choice Northwest
ern is also In limited supply and prices maintained but
Of the stock ia exceedingly dull without hearing OF any
worthy Of special remark repeat quota
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
ConsignesB per south Carolina Railroad
July IL and IL.

bales Cotton, "a bales Yarns 30 bags Peas % bble
Spirits Iarpsntine 6s bbs Rosn Old Iron, car
Lslaue. Webb Aver l. Trumbo, Bischoff & Go. 2 n
RODGERS r. ID CO. B.seli Bro. W Bowling. Behlipg
seligman, L Kenecke, Bergmsnn d Co Bruins & Bee. J
Annn Gmr,ey' A,3 Perry Perry. DeCotes salas
Roach, Froneberger, o AverIll & Son " Carinalt
O'Heill, E Fuller, 81 Rsley. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
THE OLD STERLING REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
THR
GENUINE C0LLETON BITTERS
ESTABLISHED 1916.

THESE BITTERs ARE PURELY VEGETABLE
COMPOUND, and are offered to the public under th
fullest conviction that they will be found safe and sov
ereign REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. wv
They have been trumphanty tested bv numerou
families and Physicians in tie South who have flu nah
ed ample testimony as to their decided excellence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July l1.-CorroN-There ia nothing doing
and but little inquiry. ."
eGoLp-BrokerB buying at lat to 148 and selling at
$50.
Silver 10 steady at 1856 to 40.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
New Orleans Market,

A., new ORLEANS. July 7:-CorroN-T market opened
this morning with fair INQUIRY at about yesterday
quotations, but the movement was checked by tho
Of factors and tho sales were
sequent confined to 600 bales taken by four brokers'
at irregular pricos portion OF the business being at
previous rates. rates. and part at slight imDroyement
still retain It to represent poor mixed lists and
quote as follows Ordinary 25 to 27o good ordinary 20
to SOC, low mfddng 81 to $780, and middlng "a to $780,
STATEMENT COTTON.
Stock on hand lst September, 1866. .taes s5239
neoeSo9 tousy -. .'.'..'.............. !20
s2c,s1o
Oieareu S"-uay 297G
oleared previously. .7l2, ,026-716 DOL
Stock