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"a nye,year old girl died in Bosson. on

1A .nye-year old girl died in Boston, on
THURSDAY OF starvation sarr3D .5rssssr af
o1lt is said some Of the people Of Lynch
burg, Va, have decided TO camp cut for the
summer on account Of the high rents.
~The night between High and Low Church
Churches In New England. a' iats'-1ll-r p 2
~The State treasurer OF New Hampshire
receives asalary1of only 500, and1is obateed 70
give bond OF SOD, 900. .r.f,
THE Cincsnnau Inqairer tells % Young
maAarrested in thas city sAfor attenptsng %
Kiss lady whom he had hsen eosrtang for
- A young kdS Of Brswnnsid, Ne, re-.
which haa- hsen there z1or nIneteen yearA-
sincs abe We q We ye&fSolG
i fit1 G9lgsnh asIE.Iit 70 tsAas st@a eaI oi htr !
.ao.ssss sfai bsIsbisGsD q
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MICHIGAN LUMBER AND HER OLIMATR-Ir
is announced that Michigan abounds in forests
OF SPLENDID trees. The lumbermen of the
State are doing all in their power 70 strip
these beauties from her, so much so that in
the opinion OF scientific men, the climate IS
seriously Affected by it. Crops are said 70 be
and the absence OF fertilizing rams is like wise
attributed 10 the wholesale removal of these
forests The Legislature Is endeavoring 10
from taxation.
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THE SUICIDAL MANIA-Four women have
committed suicide in BROOKLYN during me
past week. three Of whom have taken Paris
green. and the other arsenic. The use OF
laudanum, II appears, has been almost entirely
abandoned by those desirous of entering the
realms OF death. The last case is that of Nrs
Mary Bassett, residing at the corner of Hadson
and Fulton avenues, who committed fslo ds 10
Friday night, by taking a dose Of Paris green
". \. Zee, ExpreSS. March IA q -.
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CoLoRsD TESTIMONY III rs stated in the
Easton. Maryland, Gazette, that the frat case,
In that judicial circuit under the civil rights
bill, occurred IN the late term Of the Caroline
court when colored persons testified ON an
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REMARKABLE RIMPLEMKNr-Before Alder.
man Beitler, yesterday afternoon, was ar
raigned man known as Henry Chickey, alias
&reenX he vas arrested some days ago at
w ainat street wharf, with lot of burglars
tools in his possession. One of these tools is of
remarkable construction, richly meriting a
patent to the inventory were its application
devoted TO legitimate purpose. Imagine g.
trident, like that which mythology places in
the hand ofNeptune. Fancy the middle tooth
to be an anger, and the outside teeth to be
knives, with handle to the pole that could
be inserted In brace, or moved as An auger is
moved, and the implement is before the reader
With ~, man, in a few minutes, couId cnt q
cireu lar hole in a door or window of sufficient
dimensions 10 permit the entrance Of a full.
sized man. Chief of Detectives Lanon tried IL
yesterday npon stout plank, and, with ali
MS experience. marveiied at the efiicienoy of
the instrument. The accused was held for a
1urtner nearing W eek from to-day. BY that
time, is hoped, his history and antecedents
VIII oe better understood. With such tools as
he was found provided WITH defendant couid
cut tnrougn any door In Philadelphia, not iron
'Gdzede. e. = ~ :. ; - -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- ADJUSTMENTS.
~ WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
u. b. .PHILLIPs Ps..-.LEssBH AND MANAGER.
Nest brilliant Reception and Positive Success
efths Distiasuishsd Vocalist and Actress,
Who vii, appear LADY DON. g.
fais shH ffaS SisP4Yy isP4y1 aS.Esgs Eyss1Ss Ag;
historian Suriek9rs iek9Srssf1ff,wouru, 1f
-..,,..t NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvanis avenue, near Winards' Hotel.
Continued success Of the brilliant young Amsri-
= Miss RAoHEL JOHNSON Ek
supported y Nh the boSiAls5 AGAGTpS AfGHTspS rrsssdian'
Whose efforts the pass three nights have met with
the
sh.l'''ar'R RcsEo sssi'n, ASS j1LEEF LIEfE:Ff'd'
ss Snnss ;Y;..-..,. Mis-; Rachel Johnson
ss:s et sE sE:. ID oHsfsssss'sI
DRY GOODS, &c.
S1LL1HG OFF lATC COST.
Having Just received our new and well, selected
MILLINHRY GOODS,
sLAOIe, (reai and imtation.)
EnBROIDERIEs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
f.y..rt U 100 BUTTONS. &C., &c. =,
,es-.iH.t. May we hsll sell our " Vi
1HrIRE STOCK. From THIS DATE. AT COST
GALL AND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS.
Z. LENZBERa h CO..
46 Market Space. under the Avenue House.
NH 28-lm- gsf
WOOD AND COAL.
COAL OoALii -
Best WHITE ASH at So, by the ton. All sizes,
Saved :sd Split pislw phk lwoaoD, s's .s per cord.
Long Oak, es per cord. ..r
ton OF Coal sold By me always weighs .240 lbs.
e&y Corner 4th and g streets,
COALl OOALiI ----. = ------
AT oREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
ofoes tons OF 2,2Ao lbs, delivered In any Part Of
Chestnut White Ash, 81. -.s
htoYe, Egg and furnsce White Ash, $500.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at oar Once; or at the Wharf,
g. p. BROWN 4 SON,
ja2b-u A65 9Th street, between 4 and y.
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IA law has recently taken effect In Mis-.
souri, making ID a'misdameanor, punishahle By
fine and tmprisoauent, for man 20 abandon
his wffeor chfldren under'twelve years or age,
or to neglect or fefpse % maintain and provide
for them. "ss ~ s.S-,T ssf
"a German girl who died IN Qi1cinnati
the other day, after living on charity for .
away IN her room; .oi,Soo ofrvAjoh Was IN
geld.,sTs:iGa a q = I1CEfhO@ sAH1sE ). :
"a Nav YORK eosssspendsnt ofsn Ens.
lish paper states ssthat ~ ladies OF Boston fSr
outstrip the lhdfss 0f Now York-" i g,ssrs 1eg
Il ,EENHa11S ~ u
! gsasTte e tna Etfz 1aNfes
4 LINK q asssH ILL fsf
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DUTCH GAP CANAL FILLED UP.-rhis speci-
men OF the engineering skill Of Ben Butler ia
about 70 become one Of the things that were
Mr.. Henry Cox, who owns the lands on each
side OF the "ditch," on yesterday finished all
ing In crosfing-way at its upper end and
Just where IL receives the waters OF the James
This wagon road is twelve feet wide on the
top, and Is about ten feet above high water
mark. Mr.. Cox was desirom OF eultiyating
TINS 'lsland, which Is one OF the most fertile
fields on the lower James, and had 10 nj in
this embankment TO enable him to get access
TO il.
The city authorities at one time spoke OF
deepening this channel so that ft could be used
for vessels, and there has been some talk OF a
Joint stock company 70 improve 10; but while
they have both been delaying action, Mr. Cox
Rich m0Hd DsSDdfck
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BLOOD OF PoULTRY.-Dr. Mercarel has EN-. .
ployed successfully the warm blood of chick.
ems, turkeys and ducks in cases Of great
poverty OF blood and extreme languor and de-
bilty The blood taken from the animal is
ture OF sand hath. The patient, aftet sWaI.
lowing 1t, may take spoonful OF cherry
brandy or, sherry wine. Another writer says
that ne has often directed, In eases of diabetes
OF calfto be taken at the moment OF its es.
cape from the bleeding animal, and also
chicken,s blood of the same warmth; or aftar
1t has Icougulated IL may be cooked with broth
andahayored with sa1tand spices. al II =
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nvv RnM1a-

= The weather, daring the most Of he past
week, has been unfsvorsble 70 uaae- asd eur
mel chants have sssn .soberly and anxiosAiy
LOOKING Tor q change II has NJ length come;
ent too late, IL 10 fearea,ste make mp fully for
what has been loet Three months. the best
part OF the season, are past. Probably not
has been done in the aggregate which was ez-
pected. There must now be a great rush, or
many goods must 20 over 70 the coming sea
son. The country is not generally overetocked;
but merchants in the interior have leaned bv
experience that there is no use in accumulat-
ing goods for q future market. They win buy
as they sell, and they watch the weather, the
price OF eold. foreign news, the cotton ma rket
and other matters which AFFECT their business
with most becoming ssgacity. We note the
following in regard TO leading styles Of goods &.
overstock, except q few favonte makes, prices
favor the buyer. Bleaehed goods are hrm, and
In good demand for leading styles; but others
less desirable are lower and somewhat neg lect-
ed. Stripes and ticks are steady, with only
moderate demand. Prints are selling very
freely, without any Quotable change tp prices,
except for best spring styles, which are in
great demand and are cleaned out Immediate
are dull and heavy. Denims are shade low
er, and sell only moderately. Corset jeans.
except Tor best makes, are neglected and low
er. printing -eloths are steady, with less sales
than last week. 9inghams are wanted only
OF best makes, and such sell well. Printed
lawns continue dull Of sale; but more favor
abie weather, IL is believed, will soon help
tntse goods. Rolled laconets are pretty firm
in price and sell well. Cambrics are in mod :
crate request At unchanged quotations, excepr
tor inferior makes. Silssias are wanted ~
steady prices Italian cloths are selling more
freely. MuslIns delaine continue very active
for best spring designs; others are neglected
and lower Broadcloths are not selling as free-
~ as was anticipated, and prices are lower
Cassimeres. best makes, continue in demand
at full prices. Carpets are In fair demand a.
nrm prices. Foreign goods are in overs,ock,
except Tor newestdress fabrics, exposition .
styles. .Out-of-town buyers will now ind a
full and complete assortment OF the richset
dress-goods, probably, ever exhibited in New
fork-N r. Independent, to-day.
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4r~~..-r. q. T.s.~
whe hsss conducted the PavDSroiins SoH sannsss
i.he this method Of shsnii ps their pssron:o q
Ssn ana beg ssvs 70 call their st,sDsoD to The
fsct that We still continue 10 make the ad
~ Messp spGs Bond. s s5,ssI 0s
S.es. oi dsSc.is and Sscnrisg. sSeS % VII .i..Ss
preseryssies of wearing Apparel ss % esery YER eHc ds
yanees are made, guarsatesine when required
against moth, and always againstibjury Having
latse waIehoyse In composition with our, :eice.
make the highest advances for days, weeks or
that owing 70 the large capital employed in our
business. We can make sdvances at such rates Of
until the of sa months ssr sSer ne fGsSs cr
ing ample notice through the various city Jour
with ss are never lost IL their T redemption is ss
sired. We call especial attention 70 our arrange
country. Which an 'e o
fifteen years has brought to perfection. Dspos.
% .s.. e sssy
yste apartments for con6ds ntiai business H. b.
Hshmeut in this city. Refer to any old resident Of
Washington. Remember HERZBIRGT Loan
81. nf5se street. between u ;sd s:h
TNHH OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM or
otG1ResssSR sSpR RAEFsFFSkERs sAEE sFSkER Hrsr.
near Pennsy ylvania avenue,
Ofer the highest cash advances On all kinds Of
tine desired. st re easonaSie rates. " IA
Bushes strictly cOpndentiaI;
fe eH-ly .+
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J
Fer a'Oo a. = German or French ohrrsomo. hrs
Fss ~ su.6aas4 leo. los 10 s,lrs. D..
: --.--. 3r hf- > -17' .7rfiG4
. bra a7sr7eeL .lfr1- ere fr zr'tygG .5 4 z
. .ls.H q =3a -4 = f8fa 80 o l0D e5.t
BY buying works OF art in large Quantiti va
are enabled to give parties purchasins from us
the ssAs kind efsnsrsvinss that are sold in any
store, for the same s1tice; and. in sddftiop,- we
viii give certificate which entities the holder tn
an interest In the award Of premiums for each
dollar invested in the purchase. 'a', ~ yt',f.s
Address all orders and eomnraicasiensso. sli
, 80 KEHEEpY co.. siss : &c 81
3ss Psnna. avenue, Washington. D. O.,
/ .sss fs9i bas : .fsf ..ya af La. n.x 90
.aa5AeZAEJ 'IGDa1-azI,
{ ,,-. sij lsqlsaitr sa = hgnial y saiTsa
- -----s- :. L. : : ~ 70 sgetI1 Eas
a. an : PSI - s5asH ssey ~ ,5s.IesIi e -. >
SPECIAL soTIoH g 80 s4s e ,,,ss, 81
To shs military esrssnisstiss influencing the
largest sale sf sssisvinss vili BE- prsssnssd &
hssdsons 1ssimsnsal Standard. rs Nj AdAu
Parties pureAasisS 1nsrayinss win please "a
wise he ssssss 10 which regiment, 10. thss de-
siss 70 ssslIt thsir pszchas. ~ ~ aA@dY =
gness sssiriss sst = aesahIuili sssls for
tn1osDo4eAo IA C1cs 20 IA4vInn1seelD
4 ,elQsS Si.ts sSaaT - Etqsa1 4 !
bsssf zoTtI SEED sgcr g, saa wsa 8 ca
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ter1I - " - n 80 9 -. ifa = = g
eve a9 sTsts tcsssa al zee .ed a. q ~
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sssgRsssSSsA .ssgssSssAsS ASEa Esss15AsEE:,, sS1E5AE,

.,5s 81 a'aas4 aal' 6ua ,ss,ss X 1srrso mesaa
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SHOCKING OCCURRkNCK IN PHILADKLPHrx
On Wednesday evening q distressing accident
occurred at a dwelling, No. 7l9 Water street
between Brown and Coates streets, Phiiadei.
phia, by which German named Henry
Lange, and his two boys, Frederick and John.
lost their lives. Mr.. Lange was a butcher, ana
Manufactured sausage meat. He used a large
ketle in the cellar for boiling the hogs. While
Mr.. Lange and his tive boys were fixing the
fires on Wednesday evening, one Of the han
came down with q crash. The beiling water
was scattered in all directions, completely
deluging the three persons. Their shrieks a.
tracted the attention OF the neighbors, who
took Mr.. Lange and his boys into an spper
room. Medical aid W as summoned. but with
out avail. All three OF the unfortunate beire.
died In short time after the occurrence
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BROWNE 80 sMITH!Rs.
ATTORNEYSAND co OUNSELLORSATIlW
AND SOLICtrOks FOB TIE
BUREAU REFUGBES. fREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS.
once No. 476 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. fe 2-ly
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsTON.

Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore-leit August 20,
PM, 81 hours to the Bar. Mdze To Mordecal GO,
Courtennay Trenholm: Agent Soatnsfn a. s1
81 Rodgers l. Co, B O'Neil], N Bird Co. Briggs,
Agent, G Averin Son, D Paul L Co, VIM Knoblock,
WIZ Chafee, Feldman, Brahe Co, VIM Roach,
& CO, Jackson, 6 W Williams Co. ] H jerks, Agent
steamer City Point, jennings. Thomlinson co, Z
Adger Co, 81 Gerdts Co, J Cook Co. Porcher 4
Henery, Otis Phillips, MarscheT, John aens' r. r
G Whilden 90, 8 Rhett Son, ] W Ar.lstrong,
Cameron Barkley & Co, Claussen. r K
Agent and others. The F. experienced heavy south
east winds, with high seas and heavy rain.
Schr NJ B Bramhal, Hussey, New YORK, III days.
Mdze To W Roach, D A ANIME, Adams, Damon Co.
G Averin Son, Bollmann Brothers, Bisseu co,
Bischof, q Bischof l. Co, c u Brohe Co, Buck
Co. F Bernhardy, III Butler, Cosgrove, Caldwell
L Son, Dowe l. Noise, Duyal Son, dawson u VIC q
Co, L Agent Goodrich, wineman co, II Gerdts
L Co, Hart l. CO, W Harrison Son, Hurkamp co,
Jefords Co. Jennings, Thomlinson Co, Jancovtch,
Klatte Co, Keip, Klinck, Wicken berg Co, 1 j
Kerr Co. Kor1ahr9ns King Gl9SGn n's aarsy Mn1is
Nimitz Co, L Meyer, O'Nell, Ostendorf co,
Geo Pritchett, Ravenel Barnwen, Reils, u II Il
Agent W Russell, Street Brothers Co. S schirner,
Vincent, W Williams & Co, Werner Ducker, L
Weiskopf A Walker, and G W Clark & Co.
Schr E Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore. days. Corn
and Mdze. To P Locke, R Agent, Campsen Co,
r M Butler Kerrison, Porcher & Henery e
Blohme, Won He lien, and N Robson.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah via Sea-
brooks Beaufort &c. Mdze, &c. To John Ferguson,
Cohen. Hanckel l. Co, Mckay Campbell, Jasper Law,
AAQ NJ, Rayenel CO. d Harrlson, and Southern
Express Company.
Steamer Fannie. Peck. Georgetown C-2O hhds Su-
oar 90 hhds Molasses, and Sundres To Shackelford
Kelly, Risley & Creighton. ano others
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, PHILADELPHIA August 90.
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ct 25c Rye-S75 bush offered with sales Of $50 bush at
81 50; 15O do 81 40; 175 bush AT 81 10
MoLAssEs-We notice the sale OF 343 mas Cuoa MUS
covado OF 4aa51 cts per gallon.
PRov1s1oss-We notice sales to-day of 100 tcs city Lard
at IS cts and 80 casks Bulk shoulders at IL CTS Inc de
mand for Bacon for consumption continues steady and
prices same as yesterday, viz for Shoulders 13lal3
cts Rib sides l54a15 cts and clear rib 16i4a1G}s cts
Mess PORK nominal ut $24 50.
RIcE-Market remains inactive. Quote Rangoon ga
OK cts and ,arolta II 11Sal2 cts-both nominal.
SA1r-we quote prices steady at the advance notced
Yesterday viz; For Liverpool Fine S3a3 20; do Ground
Alum SO Oa2 25 per SACK Turks Island 5Sa60c per bush
el for lots from store though only nominal in the ab
sence OF transactions, ,,,.
SUeKa-We report to-day sales Of 50 hhds Porto Rico
at l23SalSkc; 134 do do l3hc Market closed nrm ~
WHIsKEY-Dull and without quotable chang sun
held in bond at S0a35c per gallon tree nominal a - per
gallon.
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CONTINUED ABusE.-Every mail comes freighted
with abuse Of toe Era. Why is it Why should
this Journal more than any other, have such walls
OF wrath poured on its devoted head2 Are We any
worse than others2 Have not we the same right
to our opinions? and have not we the same right
to express themp Then why single out the Era
for sbusep There is no reason, unless it be the
advocacy Of cause we were profoundly convinced
was fight and just, and should succeed, with an
esrnestness and vigor commemorate with our
honest convictions. No amount Of abuse will in
fuence us to abate our lsbors in behalf OF recon-
struction and the Union.-ARdntd Nelo Era.
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cHERoKEE INJECTION,

doe, not fail to cure Gonorrhea, Gleet and all hu.
cous Diseharoes In Male or Female, curing recent
easss In from one to three days, and Is especlaly
accommodated recon IN those cases Of Fiuor AtbNs or
Wits In Fe,ncles. The two medicines USED iE
conjunction will not fail to remove this dsagreeaole
co1naint md In those cases where other ueulcinst
have been used without success
Price. EsssSg 1sss;iss One Bottle g. Three Bottles
The Cherokee Cure" Z" Remedy" and "In1ee-
t;on ars to be found in oil we'll regulated drug
stores and are recommended BY. physicians ana
druggists all over the world for their intrinsic wol.a
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
Toortbless compounds-in order to make money
in ploce Of these. Be not dsceioed. II the drug
sts viii not buy them for W, wricc to us, and we
will send them to you by express, securely packed
and free from observation. We treat oil diseases % 70 te
wbich the human system is subject and Will Dc
neased to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore
Ladies' or gentlemen can address US in perfect con.
Fdsncs. We desire to send our thirty-two page
ynamnhlst free to every lady and gentleman IN the
and Address all letters for pamphlets incidence:
az advice, to the sole proprietor {
1Dr ". B. MERWIN. 81 Walker St" N. Y
Isy ~ tulNa!h
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ConsiGnees per South Carolina Railroad,
Au0uat ar

bales Cot on 14S bales Domestics 400 sacks Wheat
so bbs and sacks Flour "a bbs Naval Stores cars
Lumber &c. To Agent, Street Brothers Co,
well, G II Walter & Co. Hunt & Brother G W Williams
4 Co, o Martiudale, Mowry & Co, II Rodgers Co.
WV Smith, Adams, Frost & Co, T A wilbur, r A
Caldwell. Lieut. Neide, NJ Goldsmith & Son, Graeser,
Lee, Smith 4 Co, Stol, Webb Co, G Hacker. and E
WelInp
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. August -CoTToN-There are no fsles re-
rortad today. Quotations nominally unchanged.
MorrrA1Y AND FnANc1AI-Ths market continues dull
st previous rates. say:
S.srdng-aIty days $50, and sight Isl:
New York Sight prem checking, and par to u prem
buying.
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DR.. RIGHTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR
n. Eeae,,cs Of Iife.

&: &; z: /: {: { !; :; :
S% aged, causing the hot blood Of
ne PheniT rises youth to course the veins, res
from ne ash1 o. M toring the Organs Of Genera
s. GnnnaaIea 'S Ia., tion renorin0 Impotency and
,sts rf;SJr ,sitnSn Del1lty, restoring Nominees
ais he svsts,n and and full pi0or, thus proving
oueycon.e disease. perfect "E2irir of Loue," re-
moving Serility and Barrenness 10 both sexes. 10
the young middle aged and aged there Is nogreatee
boon than this Elixir Of Life" 1t gives new
lease Of life, causing the weak and debitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle g.; three bottles u; sent py
express 10 any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists In every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprincipied dealers, however, try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and Wortn.
less compounds In order to mako money. Be net
deceyed-ssk for these medicines and take no
others II the druggist does not keep them, wr1te
to US, and we will send them BY express, carefully
hacked, free from observation. We will be pleased
TO receive letters with full statements In regard to
sny disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address ell letters for medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker stp n. 7,
May2 mwf1y
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PASSENGERS

Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah. via Sea.
brooks and Beaufort-A Saunders, Heinsius. Mrs
Bibbitt, Miss Babbitt. Mrs Wilder, Gen Gill, U
Belamy, Geo Holmes, and on deck. ,
Per steamer Fannie. from Georgetown. CDR Dan
Turner, DR. " Magl, c P Brown, " Puadt, Master
Pundt Gen M Manigault, Johnson, Isaiah, +
Eishburne and Is on deck.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction of which they have introduced er
known and valuable improvement They have invaris-
bly, been selected and used BY oil OF the worlds 40
knoueoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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WEIILI.

Your Pianos superior to any have eIer seen ID
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone perfect 1t yields every
expression that is needed In music, aud its quality Ia
capable of change to meet every sentiment. This 10
rare power and derived from the perfect purity OF
its tone, together with Its sympathedc elastic and ven
balanced touch.
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Baltimore Market.

pAITTNORE, August 21.-CoTTEE.-Market con-
nuos dun and quotations nominal as last reported, In
corrox-Is dun, no sales worthy Of note. Quotations
nouins at % 8Hc for Middhng, and 7a27h for low do.
FIoun-Remains unchanged. Very little activity on
the part Of buyerS Holders firm, without quotable
hanae Only sales reported to-day were 100 bbls City
Mills standard Extra at $40 25; 100 DO super ~ l2h
Western and Howard street descriptions dull
GzAM-Oferings Of Wheat to-day were comprised OF
4l6O bushels wha and 74OO bush red demand good for
prime and prices &c higher Included In the sales were
400 bus white common TO prime, at $2a2 b0; medum
90 81 s5 5000 oush red ranging from "a 10 90
ior inferior to PRIME Virginia Valley; medium 70 good
grades % Soa2 Is Corn was steady; 5000 bush
whts sold At 81 1Oal i2 5000 bush tar to prime white
Al s 6 only lot Of Oh bush at the latter; $50 bush
yellow q is; 1877 bush do prime 81 1s Oats-Receips
Continue large; 1900 bush offered to-day; market de-
e r; OO0 buah sold, ranging from 50 to 70c
1r good 70 choice 1400 bush ct the latter inferior sold
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-24
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,(
CHAaLKsroN Friday Evening, August 2S 1857. !
Purchasers out Of the market being unwilling to
opersts in the staple uness at decline. No sales dur
ing the Day. Quotations nominal