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NV Yonk, July .. 1915.

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uose that have ever teen ....
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Nrr YonK. July 2. 1870.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Household Fur niture
AT Auction.

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Passengers.

Per steamship a., -.attan, for New York-Mrs Rosa
Mills Mrs lravers, A Larren and servant, Mrs Z d
Locke Miss Isabel Locke Mrs Taylor Mrs Z L Davis,
Miss Welsman, Miss L Welsman, Mrs Richardson
and child, L Hanks, Mrs D Hanks and child, Mrs d
sturges and servant, Miss W Hatch, G S:etlens.
lady and childr.n A Davis and lady, Mrs Holmes
and servant, Lawton, lady and child Mrs General
Hmcks child and s.rvant, Mrs A Levy Mrs Dupree,
Mrs Mary Blanche Miss NJ Blanche, G. Mays, w
Nance. Montgomery, Bruins II L Bruins. a Nc
Pherson, NJ Tower, E Cowperthw ait, Il Banks, u
Miller, W T Mason, J McGunie and lady, Miss Mary
Cooper, Miss Matilda Cooper, Callahan, Brennan
Mrs Cosgroye and childron " Culbcrt, Salinas,
n A Hunt, NJ Hubbard, W Irwin, Fl Bischoft T Carr
W Carr j Deus and lady, Becker, Reed, Mrs
Hnuseman and family Mrs Clcary and ch1Id "A WI NIL
son. ] Trouche ] L Kennedy, Miss Oliver, DinSey,
wife and child, McManus, I Doyley, G skelings,
Loames. IL.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka. Fernandina,
Fernandina via Savarnah-Mss McRae. Lieut. Mahoney,
Mrs oumend C Z Hale and lady. Mr. De!oughy and
lady Mrs Faber Mrs Brevertz, Mrs Mcdowell Mrs Ran
dali Miss Oliver, Mr. Weeks MIR Davidson, Mrs Latz
Mrs Sigwald and daughter, and 8 in stserage.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto und Rockville
Lieut. Johnston Wright Mrs Hannahan, DR. Tow nsend
II Simmons, W summons, W II Riggs, Whaley,
= owles. Danard, and 15 deck.
Per steamer w Frazier from Edisto and ROCKVILLE
DR. Towles, Hamilton, Ars Scandlan, and II deck
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29

BOSTON, July A.-coFrEE-In st. Domingo there
have been sales Of 100 bags Jereie on private terms
and prices of this description nominay 1Oa11c per
h. gold in bond In Java the sales have been confined
to small lots at 24o, gold and S5c per h. currency
Rio has been selling at 23sa26c per lb currency in
small lots.
FRuIr-Malaga Raisins have been in better demand,
With sales of 5000 boxes at So rs per box for ayers and
small lots at SIS 75a3 IS per box In African Peanuts
sales of 900 bus in lots at So 60aS and now firm al
sS 10 per bus. Oranges and Lemons have been selling
at SSaO per box The OF bark Boston from Paer
mo- sold at auction follows: 5000 boxes Oranges IN
poor orer at 81 5O and 27oO boxes Lemons at 50 25a
20 per box.
GuNNY BAes-There has been considerable done in
Gunny Bags lots having been purchased to arrive
speculation The transactions comprise $50 bales to
arrive at l6c 15 and 15 gold; and 400 bales ON the
spot at 21c, currency.
GuNNY CLoTH-The market is Lot SO firm for this art
Gle and prices are shade easier ,Saes of 30 bales Of
24Ac, and $50 bales at 24hc, currency.
NAVAL STORES he market for Spirits Turpentine has
teen rather dull with sales at 59a60c and small lots
arrive ut 5Shc . GAL cash. In Tar there have been fur
ther snail sales at s4a4 25 q bb In Rosin sales OF l5G
bbs good No at Sc 12s q bbl Pitch is quiet at 81 tOa
8 p bbl for Southern.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 26-CoTToN-Market firm but
Quiet for want of stock mddng very and held at
AZ cents
Corrxr-Some inquiry to-day, and We understand a
s,ie was made but did not learn the particulars We
quote the market dull
GRAM-wheat was in moderate supply to-day, embrac-
ing 1000 bushels red sod 525 bushels white the market
opsned at about previous days figures but closed heavy
With part of the offerings left over unsold Included in
the sales were 1000 bushels white a prices ranging to
Quality fom 50 to 50 6O red 1000 bushels Inferior
a 95a2 49, 1000 bushels medium at 50 25a235 400 BUSH
els prime at 50 40 1900 bushels choice at So 45 Corn
Offerings only 14O0 bushels white and 1900 bushels yel
low demand good with sales of two lots, 1910 bushels
prime white at 81 25 $50 bushels inferior at 81 49, 200
bushels mixed at u $4,000 bushels prime yellow at
81 l6a1 10; 200 bushels ordinary ut 49, 700 bushels
western mixed at 81 L. Oets-66O0 bushels received,
market lower particularly for new included In the sales
2SO0 bushels old at 9a95c and 1910 bushels new at
1is9Oc Q buehel
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KISSING HER FEMALE COUSIN.

By ALpRIcH
Your coming in last night my lady love. love, Nall
Was somewhat sudden. was helping Nell
To tie the ribbon OF her ringlets:
She nut the crimson of her mouth up-weu,
I'm fissh and blood-and then you, singing, came
Into the room, and tossed your head for shames
saw sort of maiden northern lights
Shoot up your cheeks and tremble in your eyes;
Hike such things. like to zee the wind
Drive frightened CLOUDS scross tne Sizes
Ike the sea, and, when it's easily had,
pretty woman-yery, very mad
I Ike the dangerous and regal air
IYou bear Queens name, and queen you areJ
With which you donned your Thibet opera cioak'
And ciasped 1t with diamond hse star,
Twas charming In my misrcss-but, my lie,
It would not be 30 charming in my vile.
I Ii wild things, as have said. but then
should not like to own them. Who would Dc
Pruprietor OF earthquakes or loose hurricanes
or comets plungng in celestial seasI
Or we'd maid that could. II she should please
Give me n touch of one and all Of thesef
ro.1 pon,t lat a female thunder storm
Brood I'm your eyes, with every nod. and then
dssh Of angry lightning. You have had
Your March and April |; now be June again,
And let your fine cut eyebrows silken span
be brows of promise to your favorite mani
I've had nv laugh and you your pout, and now
you'll spoil that rose bud you twist 1t soil
Give me both hands, that may say. 'dood Bess'
The good Queen Bess whose heart and mind, and face
Teach me TO love ALL women-as race!
30. when pssed your pretty cousin Nell,
ihonored one who taught me to admire
Fair women In their twenties-don't you see?
.Isut Than. dear Bess, as was standing by her,
Her lips quite close-now this Is entire nous
Upon my soul, made believe twas you'll
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
i Aiken, s. c.. Weekly paper under the above title
to be devoted to General Inellisence-Politcal, Com
merciaI Social Literary, and Religious-with Depart
ment of Agriculture, including the Field the Orchar
tho Vineyard, and the Garden. News Summary, te
contain digest Of the important events OF the week
will occupy ton of the paper and particular aten
ton will he gvcl to tho unsettled question OF Labor
best adapted to our condition. and the development
of the resources OF the country III Manufactures Agri
culture, Fruitraising and Vinc-growing.
Terms-S3 year, IN advance.
H. ". RAVENEI, Editor
WD, KIRKLAND Publisher. January q
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HARLEsT sTo'N.

Arrived Friday.
Steamer Ajax. Richardson, Savannah Ballast. To the
Master.
Arrived Saturday.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka, Fernandina,
jacksonville via Savannah. 20 bales Upland Cotton and
Mdze To Ravenel L Co. d kirkpatrlck W Hail
steamer Morgan, Torrent, Edisto and Rockville Mdze
To Roper Stoney Gurney Commins, and others
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer W Frazier, Boyle. Edisto and Rockville
Mdze. To John & Theo Getty.
Steamer st Heleaa, Rumley, Edisto and ROCKVILLE
Mdze. To Murray, aud others.
Cleared Saturday.
staarosb;n Manhattan Woodruff. New York-Courtenay
Steamship Falcon. Reed Baltimore-Courtenay Tren-
schr C4ista, Jones, New York; Baker & Co.
Went to Seassaturdny.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore
Up for this Port.
Brig G Gecry, Conkin. at Boston, July %,
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton at Baltimore. July %.
schr Smith, Tooker ut New 1v York s July 3, 70.
Schr W Pratt, Kendrick, at Boston, July 70.
Sailed for this Port.
The Yole Angler -, from Valencia, juno 1s.
Bark Enrique Oliver, from Havana July l6th lot 81
Johns, N F, via this port
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Shin R Winthrop, Stuart sailed. June
The Tryphena Harding, sailed. May 20
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Johannes Ruter sailed. May ls
VALENCIA
The Yole Angler -, sailed. June 10
4 HAVANA.
Bark Enrique Oliver, sailed. 10
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Scr Lizzie Batcheder, English, cleared. July 10
Schr Z W T-"tt. K"'.dal, cleared July 20
NEW YoRK.
Schr Myrovor, Hughes cleared. July 10
Schr NJ Bramhall, Hussey, up. July 10
Schr Smith, Tooker, cleared. July 70
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, cleared. July 2G
Brig Senorita Linden. ~ ~
Schr Susanna, Packard, July 70
ALEXANDRIA.
schr wenonah, Tall, up. July ~
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Eoreicn-Per Persia.

Wilmer l. Smiths Times, Of July Is, says: "Ihe re,
ducton of the rate of discount by the Bank OF England
from o to per cent although expected for some time,
has not vet taken place. notwithstanding that all the ee-
ments to warrant such course on the part OF the
tors exist and have been in existence Tor torngh past
and the bullion has been increasing to an almost unpae-
ccdented extent while the demand for its use Us been
upon very limited SCALE The Bank returns snow mary
important changes incidental however TO tue dspurse
ment of the dividends and these alterations chiefly
to have influenced tho Directors in retaining tho quota
ton current during the last few weeks The demand Tor
money has slightly increased but there is an abun-
dant supply the open market rates extremely easy
per cent being the quotston for the best shortdaed
paper WHILE in instances business has been trans
acted at ~ cent 1t impossible that the pres
ent Bank minimum can be maintained much longer"
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BOSTON BooT AND SHOE MARKET-For the week end
ing July 25-In the boot and shoe market there has
been continued active demand for all of the heavier
descriptions, and buyers have taken and Contracted for
large stocks for the Western market thus early in the
season. as advance in prices has been anticipated for
all goods manufactured from stock purchased at recent
rates The principal ADVANCE has been on goods made
of wax kip and grain leather, and amounts to about
eight per cent prices Of sixty da since. In calf
boots and shoes there little movement no.
tceabe during the last week. but the demand is slug
oish az compared with that for thick boots and prices
have not advanced than about per cent. There
is fair stock only hand at prescn and manufactu-
rers are working moderately in this line not unticpat
inc very large rado this fall Ladies boots have also
been In rather Light request thus far but the prospect is
now good for early demand and dealers taking the
cue nom other branches Of the trade prices held
about per cent advance for all kinds OF womens and
cbdrens pegged work for fall and winter wear. In the
fine qualities do not learn tina. prices have materially
hand The shipments from the Eastern market for the
week present gratifying increase Of about 5000 cases.
mostly for the Western trade, which, om present a
nearances will take larger stock CT goods this year
than they did last and earlier in the season. Total ship
roen,s nv rail- 2O5O7 Total shipments OF boots
and shoes by rail and sea for the week. 22,o35.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER

rJ,HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequacd by that OF any other in the far-fameo
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such as have secueo
it the high encomiums of all who have used IT, possess
ing it does in eminent degree, catharc durehc
alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phla
delph1a, formerly OF Charleston s.. Q.
PHILADELPHIA, November l5 1859.
lhave been for u year or more past IN tne naDl VI
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring OF Saraoa
Accustomed during the great portion OF my Invalid lie
to use the different waters OF the several fountains
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent nueeu'
upon them much OF the comfort enjoy, am saus-
fed that tho Excelsior Water s as well adapted as Any
other among them, if not co. to the purposes io
which Lcy are generally employed II Is very agreeable
strongly inpregnated with the carbonc acid, hveiy ano
sparkling. can heartily and conscienuousiy
recommend it to all who need gentle catharnc sno
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DlShSVNt, ~. -, ~, :,
Tho Water is put up in Pint and Quart ootties, ailu
packed i'll good order for shipping, Pints IN oohc' "
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes OF two eacn
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The inspection of Flour and Meal in the city Of Bau
more for the week ending July 25th, 1861 were US
follows Howard street I'LL bols City Mills AI2 So!s;
Ohio 1871 bbls; and Family l4Ta bbstoa Mhsat coo
lS5O3 bbls Together with lis bbls Rye Flour ana oVo
bbls Corn Meal. ,....,,,,, -,
MoIAssEs-stock Isht sales; quotations nomnai Us
last reported. ,.o. -. ,u,.o,
PRovIs1oNs.-we have to notice more quiet n narkes
The heavy transactions carly in the week have ed inc
present wants OF the trade and large lots find no huyess
Bacon on Southern orders and local wants. is IN eooa
REQUEST and considerable sales reported N small os IN
Guiding Shoulders at 1S9, rib Sides l43e ana cear ro
I6Eal6sIc Bacon hams enquired for, but at lowe
eurcs than sellers willing to accept but sugar;eured
cenvas.d arc obbng OF 23c Lard is held rmer though
We hear of no sales Western is jobbing ut Balti-
more refined selling quite freely closing at Kegs
Noting reported Mess Pork quote, but nominal at
S25 per bbl H. ,. ,,,,., o .
Arm for both refining and grocery grades quote the
former at II a12Zsc change IN latter grades. Refined
snrars are steady the 6gues quoted yesterday 17c
for hard and for soft white A. and &c less for large
lots. :,
SALT-Remains steady before quoted viz: Liverpool
Fine sSaS TO- do Ground Alum s2l5a2 20 per sack Iurk
Island 58a6Oc per bushel for lots from store.
WmsKEY-Continues dull; no sales, either treo or ~ IN
bond reported; quotations Of any reliability most dli'
cult to name.
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m,. rn.r,,r,on Cotton market,

The Chnrlogton Cotton market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHAR1rsros. Saturday Evening, July ~ 1867
good inquiry prevailed during the day, the grade Of
Low Middng, for which there was some demand being
somewha. frmer, sales % bales viz at a. at a.
q. aax ss IS at 2s 1s at 2sX; Sat "a Il at 2S at
2sx,2s at 26, and 0 on private terms. We quote
Tn,w a,tddlinp ..23H@24h
MiSdiinr .25h026
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The Rennettsyille "JOurnal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
| Eennettsyille S. c. in the eastern portion OF the
State, by sTUBBS l. LITTLE, Proprctors, and oilers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others WHO
wish to extend their business this section OF the Pee
Dec country We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends
Terms-S3 per IL mum, invariably In advance AdVer
tisements inserted ut very reasonable rates. JulyS
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior any have ever seen In
this country or In Europe. .,
eYnression that is needed in music, and Its quality
capable of change to meet every sentiment. This
rsre power and derived from the perfect purity OF
its tone together with its sympathetic elastic and weh
balanced touch.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29

NEW YoRx Day GOODS MARKET-For the week ending
Tuesday July 23-IFrom the Observation-Disclosures
uness has been the rule Of the week In the Dry GOODS
badness Commission houses have done but little, tne
iobbers not much and the auctoneers less But 80 fal
Is the tone of the market goes and the general feeling
there has been decided improvement over last week
There certainly nothing like feeling MOI
any apprehension of lack Of trade when the time sha
arrive for the regular opening OF the fall business Tie
remainder Of July may continue dull, but gradua
change win experienced early in August considerable
goods from which may be inferred that the Light pur
chsses Of the Spring had been pretty well exhausted
Country purchasers will be sure OF hnd1ng here abun
dant stores OF domestic we'll as OF foreign goods when
thew do come; and their large accumulation Will preVen
any large advance In prices. Hardly any changes IN
prices Of domesics are to be noticed. Unbleacheo
sheetings and Shirngs have been inactive, and remain
the same last week. For beached goods tnere mas
been less dea and, but prices are frm stripes and
Ticks are little inquired tor, and only the better
qualities maintain the quoted prices Denims and Cot
tonades not In demand and only the best grades
bring the top prices. There s still an ipdisposidon
ON the part Of manufacturers to throw their Fal
siyles Of prinss the market There good demand
for reasonable styles and the market is well supplied
Deanes are not In great request the purchasers are
holding off for the Fall styles. The demand from tne
clothing manufacturers for Sesas continue good, and
the same may be said Of the Italian cloth and wooens
particularly for cassmeres and satinets In foreign
Goods the market has been very dull, occasioned In
great degree by the actual and repued failures OF some
large importing houses But prices are hrmy MAINTAIN @
ed notwithstanding, and importatons have BEEN 70
sumed though they fall greatly below the imports for the
corresponding period Of 1885, The stock OF German
cloths on hand Is lRrge-but prices are hrmly main
tanned notwithstanding and there Is not likely to be any
falling of rs the season advances.
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consider Ohickering Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tome There 10 .
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers. The
upper notes are remarkable for clearness and purity
which do not find n any other instrument. while the
base is distinguished for power without harshness ano
for magnificent sonority
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad,
J,,Jx

40 bales Cotton 1876 bbls Naval Stores Furniture,
cars Stock Lumber, Mdze &c. To Grcaser, Lee,
Smith & Co, T Webn, Williams X Co, Adams, Frost ~
Co Major L W Ii Reade ] Marshall, Jr, A Robinson
Co. Bruns Gaillard K NIinotr, Pritchcit, Ensow
Co. Dukes [; Co, G Ing,aham, S Z Graham, W Ryan,
D FRANKIE Holmes Stoney, Bloodworth, II Hipsher.
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Q AR d.

tits with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that We publish the following testimonials, which have
bean received by rs recently:
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THALBERG.
GOTTSCHALK.

consider Chickering 4 Sons Pianos, beyond com.
psrison. the best have ever seen In America.
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stock on hsnd and on shipboard.
34,327

Btock ON hand and ON Hnppoaru o1'o1f
Fas1oHra-Contnue dull and unchanged. The offer
igs coastwise still restricted while the shipments to
foreign ports Eare steadily decreasing The rates are as
follows: 10 per ID for cotton by steamer to New York and
Boston, and Nc to Philadelphia; by steamer to New
York and Boston 45c per sack for 9Oc Dol for
four $25 per Dbl for pork and s10a11 per hid Tor to-
bacco By steamer to Liverpool I'd per lb for cotto
and sos Der hid for tobacco BY sail to liverpool
per b for cotton and AS Sd per for tobacco. by sail
n uavre 1 I<c mar In for cotton
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F1oun-Reccipts ore mainly composed of City Mills;
sales of which, II any, are kept private In Ohio or HOW
ard street descriptions there is very little arriving and
sales are entirely Of retail character wlthn our
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.saxannah Market.

SAVANNAH July 26.-CorreN-The receipts OF Cot,
tom spse the 1s have been 1874 bales Up md and
bs!es Sea Island. The Exports in the same time nave
bsen 2S72 bales and AZ bs'ss Sea Islaad Cotton
LEAVING on hand and shpboard not Cleared on tne
aeh instant Of 2e6s bales Upland and $50 bales
Sea Island Cotton.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New NJ 1st 4h. 2sm. even Full NJ. 16th, Oh. SGm even
First O. 9Th, Oh lin. Last .24th 1oh lGn, morn
New Moon S0th. 11h 4Sm., even.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement. They have nvarta.
by been selected and used by all of the worlds dc-
Eo1oeoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.