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ATTENTIONS!

lr AIlEN stOMis
E-gyTHE Iarges, spd mS.t slmpIs|
1870 selection Of. ,mniii,
FURN ITUR iEri.
in Westminster, u now being ,rIer,4i 10 N
public. by IRA r.. eRut,Sf;, 10 M NEV|
AND C0MMOpl0US ~
/. m jr1RE ROnNS,,.s
located about Que hundred yarls East RI n
Railroad Depot, and nearly oppo.it. N
Catholic Church, txfy E- Nm
HIS Stock has been purchased il phis|
delphia fur the cash, nen consists Vt II
latest and mostimproyed STYLES, viz:
PARL0R SUITS,
Tete-a-tetes, Sofhs. Marble top Cluster an
Beauqnet Tables, Snriag.seat Chairs; ais
Chamber Suits, Consisting ,of splendid
finished Round Cornerci Brislead.. Mars
top Dressing bureaus, Marble top knclos
Wash Stands ei4.irss Essalss
t-r iai aGHIf RaS.'
His selection 81 Cane and Wood seai Chs
is large and Of the mos substantial make.
He will keep constantly on hand a ls-
aud very superior Stock Of Furniture Of
own nalnia.ciHre.As a. !. -,
Being IN pos.sasion Of new Aiai sey \
CANT HEARsE, he II prepared Ia hrsa
C0FFlNS and nttepd Funerals ~ the .hod
est notice, at prices that viii slwap n
satisfaction. 'ga'gsHey 'Nss-f's
H. keep. ar.o large al and g. wei j,e,seI
49, STOVES. u = ~
which he ran recommend 4. NJ.
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Peter ID. salGikesell.
/ 81 wHoLFsAlE 4 REgAll ,pFAisa M
iBooTsnsH Shoes A,TsaecAPs,
dose Grocsries, Liquors aud Leather.

~ = - - = = y = f5Al%r - |fl1E a II %
dpf@ Groesriss, Liquors and Leqsker.
81 - . ana -~-s.aR .'f,es.B,k
HAyING jnst returned from sihe Cite.
IL nj Philadelphia aud Baitimere, with
the largest and best quality Of articles in hi,
line ever before offered for mIe In, Carroll
County, respectfully informs his friends and
the citizens ofthe County Generally, that hs
4 still Mt the old sthnd, nv doors above
the Railroad, and will keep cssfstsitly n,
hand ut Wholesale and Retail, q wen \,
sorted sock Of Mens' Boys mud Children.
B007S And sIT0Es.
Mems, Boys aud cbiIdrcifs Hats and Cam,
81 MI si1cs ond qualities also 4 SEIZED variety
Of Ladies' md Misses i,oois and Shoes, Al
ofwhieh viii be sold at the lowest ga.h prices,
0cEhLEs. rfi
A large Stock always kept on hand. such a.
Rio and Java Coifces, Extract Of Cofie,
Teas Of all kinds, Crushed and brown Sugar,
Synps and Sugar House Molasses, Bakins
do, Baking Soda, Sal Soda. Rice.' Peppry
Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard, (,inge,
Mace, Indigo, Starch, Maddcr. Alnm. scan
Cream ofTartcr, Fish, Bacon, Eard.G. X
Salt, FINE sal,, by the Bushel OF Sack, CoJ
Oil and Lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, Sesnrs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Consisting ofPortand Malaga Vines, French
Brandies, Holland and Co1nIry Gin, N.,II
Rum. Old Rye, Monongaheln and good Coz
per-distilled Rectified whiskcys,f iGins,r
Brandy, &c; also large lot Of Bottl1d Lie
uors, consisting of French Brandy, Bottled
In fS51, Ginger Brandy, ABlackbersy, viii
Cherry and Raspberry 5mndie,, Port Win,
PrnE, intended for Medical rsrpcrct.
LEA7IiER, SHOE FINDINGS, DC.
A large stock Of l.eaihcr always krpt O,
hand, embracing Sole aud Upper Heather
Calf Skins, Tampico and MudrAs, Grained
Morocco, ladies French Finest Morocco
Pink Innings, Bindings, 8e.; also well :.
lected stock Of Shoe Findings sizs all Ii.
differ numbers II Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread
Shoe Strings, Shoe Knives; Rasy,., rsten,
peggipg Avis, Sewing Avis, iisett Pc
giug Ayl Handles, Lasting, f.oekSs,Ss Nail,
Brisucs, Sand Papct, Gpuns, Lasts, Hook.
Hammers Pinchcrs, knippers, Peg Gu,,ef,.
lsubbers, Tyelets, &c. ssi bsasssss
A<f5 CEDAR AREI
Consisting of Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, She
BlackiDg aud Brushes, Wash boards. &c.
py-N. bah Goods to be Wholesale
or retailcd to suit p,Irohasers9il
nayH He returns his thanks 9arshe librr.
patronage extended to him, and will N
everything in his power to merit lis cnntis
uancc. PETER b, MlKESEiI.
dcc7-ly.
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Great improvement I'm Sewing
ivai a 'aduq 'saacnines, sdT :
Umpire Shuttle: Machine

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y siaito Patented Fetuuary "a. tsgo, ~ ioi
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.Ssnf't'tag End lttfecfion CoBlbihcSf.
-h Il Las 4 stra;oIt nct.slo oa ;an,..
action makes the d. ock or SLpi,|e S,;tchfs
which Will NETftIER RIP nnr RiVEi
and a alike an Lotb sides nerIorn,s net,;..,
sewing On every descr;,,t;on ~ material i,on,
Leather 10 the fincst Sa,lsook Muslin. with
eottYoasNpSp Or SIX thread, from the soOrsest
iiayiur pclSct ~ n 49,, rf,c w.ttrr,
and the lciis,, possible friction, il runs al
smooth as glass, mud is emphatically a nai .
n, .NOIsEI,rsss MACruIyr,d 's
~ -. - W r.''''''''' ,at5a
y requires Hfiy per cent, less power TO
d i' q then any otherinachipe in ihemarket.
\ glri iWelve years OF ege can work i stead.
y, without ialigne or injury 70 health
ITS Strength and wonderful simplicity OF
construction, renders i utmost impossible 10
&c, OUT o. order and Is guaranteed by the
company y glyg ent'rc satisfaction.
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H#H
TIME undersigned has just returned from
1 the city of Philadelphia with tho largest
md bert selected stock of Ladies' Misses
Children's aud Gcutlonens Boots & Shoes
ever brought to this nas knt. Ny stock con,
fists h part OF Ladies and Misses "a,
Custom made Glove hid Dalmorils, ~
Lasting Caters, Morocco Balmorils, ~
Polish Boots, OH Goat Balmorals. and Chill.
drens Shoes also Gcntleintn's Boots and
Shoes, such as Mems Calf Custom -inade
Boots, Congress Gaitcrs, hace Bants, Bro.
gans, Nip aud coarse Boots & Sliocs Of hll
kinds. Being an experienced Mauhfaeturcr
myself | have bad all the above stock made
TO order, and for the express purpose to
suit this market by celebrnied aud well
known Boot and Shoe Manufacturer a
Philadelphia, which for style, finish, dara.
bility, comfort and elasticity to the feet. are
superior 10 all others and arc the hes, fitting
patterns that can be found. q ~.
! have taken great care IL. the getting up
Of my stock. aud can lwarrnnt every article
TO be What ], i represented or the loss viii
be upon me. ] therefore invite the especial
attention OF the Ladies aud Gentlemen of
Westminster and Carroll county 10 INV stock
of Goods which will b. SOLD NJ mufh lower
figures than the same goods can dc had
elsewhere u e"0H AH' ifs 'TaNl
Come Que. come all. aud examine for
yourselves. No charges made for showing
Goods. rst - au-r
oct 4, If n. S. RGkERT.
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Augusta nInrkcf.

AUGUSTA August 25.-REMARKH- generally
han improved somewhat last weeks buRiueRB There
10 como demand for Ropc and BsRginR niso In Tics.
CoTroH-Thc past week has been cIrumcly dul there
worry cautious IN consideration OF Liverpool advices
which noto decline OF I'd, and lleayy receipts from
Amcrcs; at tho sAme time receipts from other
have been large.
Accounts from tho growing crops arc conflicting
though for few days past thcy have assun oil uniform
character { om Alabama, Msaiesippi. Iouisians and
TeIas; which ara altogether unfavora6le.
Alabama seems to hRvo suffered less the rnvngca
OF the worm and caterpillar thu the other named states
In tho In tho carly summer was very
dateftng but through June and July tho continued anu
excessive ra'ns prevented planters from paying much
attention to tho killing Of gra neccssary, an, tho
consequence In TINT many hayo become dRRuBtcl with
Cotton rnisIng. especially tho new beginners.
In our state fear tho recent rains, which will
cause the month Of August '67. to bo memorable for
up TO this time. had been very promising.
Duting tho past week there hayc been sales OF 395
bales, while the receipts are 29i bales.
SKCuRTTIEs-Thero Inns been demand this week
for securities OF oil kinds Sales Of Georgia Railroad
Stock in email lots, n 85 Old stato per cent bonds
7S New per cont bonds State mortgage 85; City bonds
dull-sales at 6oa62; Montgomery and West Point
bonds, lst mortgage, B2H.
EcHAsaE-Our only National Bank ahll continues 10
supply its customers with sight checks par door
rates par to discount Very limited amounts timc
exchange Offering.
AUGUSTA. August ;4-P M.-aoLp-Buying at 40
and ceiling Mt 142
SuyEn.-Duying at I30 and selling al 133
CorToS-Mhrket dull and pricca nominal Salcs OF
the dsy as follows: at 23ts; at "a; ut 2iH, IL
balcs at 2Ih cents. Total sales Is ba!cs Receipts l3
bales.
wHEAr-Red. 81 75a1 IS; White 81 soa2.
CoRH-sl 30al 35
BAcoN-Unchange1.
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Passengers.

Per steamahin Manhattan. for New York-Mrs Er-
cleson, Mrs Hevclcy. brewster Mira Heed, bliss
Babbttt. Mfss Ieo Smith, Mrs IAtz AIrs ID McNamer
VII tinB, Ingraham, Jr. II struck, q Bollows,
Duproy. s w Wood, Capt W L Costc, " l. KonIrirk,
F D Hsyne, Waller, Mis- Hubbard, Mrs wneman,
uiss Annie Brewster. Mrs Heed, Mrs q Lamb,
Miss AMMO Smith. Mrs BERNARD, Mira Fitzgerald
q L do kandamic. Dennis, Enston q Holmes, q q
Hughes, HiArets. + Kaphnm. Capt Hamilton, Flynn,
Whelan, Miss DlersoI Miss Rosa Dibblc. Miss Lille
Huger. Mrs Babbitt, IIensins, Rev II Adams
and lady, III Bernard, saunders, and Mira Stone,
4 Il billings " Small, " Pock @ Hoffman. Capt J. N
CoIetter, . Hughes Jr, II J,aco Is WooI l. Wet
sell, and II Bteersge.
Per stcamahip Emily II souilor, from Now York
Mrs Taylor " Grnln. U II Clauasen wifc and
Shna5en MohIena wife and child. Mrs seei and sou
ONoill " Drake. Itov r W Moore, Kllno r. 0etty
stoorage. e' ~ .
por steamer City Point, from paI.t.a. y,n rcn,n.
Gha; 1aeksonviile. and savannah-Miss GiLbes Miss
WINDSOR ieeman, u bradley. Mrs PoindoItcr Mira
5rlsbie Rev Iafer and LADY. Hammond Foster a
seSen, eS Mrs sayo, @ Fcrson and lady, LeoHc;d
" ts1 steamer 81 Helena from Ed.,o and Rockville
,u, MurTay aud lady, Col Wbaley W f. hIiicl " T
h.n, ~ Whaley, Donncau, " q Bomar Shoni
Cordes and II deck, "'' " A AiieA' "
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market for other descriptions however. IN quiet with
uuly u ,nDcnte inquiry. Thu transactions To-day cn-
braco 1916 EarlR oi which Gs mixed al 81 U7h; 1000
white al ~ IL aid 2IU yellow. in vir al 81 Is ir
bushcl.
DacUx-A lot Of 10 tcrccs chulre sugar cured hams
rld to-day at 2Jc pcr h. II is In light supply un h.,
bling dem md anu holders askii. IIc for Should.
lS for clear sides, aud lSa1Je for suur crol hams
according ~ quality.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Eife,

~ &: :::;: &C; &:
+, eAsSA aged, causing tho hot blood Of
~ hS fnJn;I tlies youth to course tho veins, res
LIT f,anJ nf @ Vth tnrlng tho Organs Of Genera
T,tc Tfs 20 do%i fion, pstnorfn0 Inpottncy anu
fhtE EhIir rejHrtn WSNty, rsH0rn0 lfnnhneS
nfe the syiteBt aud and full rf90r, thus proving
ortreorte dit1Se. perfect "Eiirir of Lore" To-
moving .Stcrififu and Barrcnness In both sexes TO
tho young, middle nGed anil aged there Is nngISster
boon than this Elixir Of Life" II gives a new
.ehse OF lifc causing tho weak and debilltated to
bnvo removed strength and ylgor, and tho cnttro
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price. ono bottle e.; three bottles IS; sent by
express 10 any hidros,
Dur medicines nre snld and recommended by all
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globo; somo unprIncIpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap aud worth
less compounds in or,ler TO mako mUnpy. BE not
drccivcd-ask for these medicines md tako no
others II the druggist dnes not keep them, write
To- us and we will send them By express, carefully
packed, FREQ rrom observation. We will be pleased
To receive letters with full statements In regard 10
any disease With which ladies OF gentlemen arc
silcted Address all letters for medicines psmph.
lets, or advice, To the sole proprietor, a
Dr. W. R. MERWIR, 81 Walker st., N. 7,
MAY mwf1y,
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NHTE HAVE USED GAIIIaHhN'S PILLS. AND FIND
w that they will do all that Is claimed for then and
chccrfnlly recommend them to public favor.
7. II. WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Alabama
J. ". A. SASDFORD. Atty Gent of Alabama
ROBr. DOUGHENTY Judge supreme Court Ala
From THOMAS j. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court
have used GAI.LIdnAN'S PILLS on MY plantation
tor Fever aud Ague AMI nd them all that claimed
them. THOS. J. JUDGE
Montgomery, Ala. September %. 1883
lowspEs County, Alabama.
GALLlGHAE'S FEVER AND hGUE PILLS will ln.
Thry decidedly the best medicine for Chtlls md
tmes tile price. ia. CHATHAM.
AMEnicus. April IL, 1867.
One box Of GALTIGHAN'S PILLS cured perfectly
t.lls aud Fever ever saw. 4. q. RONALDSON
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ca
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July .. 1866.
Messrs. BLUNT HaIE-GESrs; have used your
0ALLlGHtSS PILLS OH two ocrn.ions for Chills and
Fever an find that they effect all that they arc intend
cd TO u They tho beat remedy for tile disease That
have ever .S consider them rS.'Ss1y tiR!'
Grand Sec. tirand Lodge OF T. and 4. NJ Of Alabama
ALnASY Ga, March II, 1861
have used GALLIGuAN'S PILLS in forty cnsesri
best Fever and Aguo Pill put up.
A. q. FAINT.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON. DY
GOODRICH. NvISE.IAS 4 CO.,
No. i63 Meeting street.
DLOUST * HALE,
PROPRIETORS
May IL emo Montgomery, Ala
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
On hand and on shipbo'd not cleared. 5oio a o.,
New Orleans nIGrket


NEW ORLEANS, AuguHt 21.-CorroH-Tbo r,ovo
mont to-day has boon resricted being connnod IN for
scattering fota intended for tho completion of
uneIecuted ORDERS Tho market VISA sparinsly suppe3
and factors continued 6rm. although generally mo,e
willing SELL but the bulk Of tho buyers held soof
throughout Tho depression prevailing ut Nov York and
Li7 erpoo In connection With the improved tono Of The
crop accountsI Inducing the bolef tnt prices will de-
cline later In tho month. Under these circumstances
the days trlpEacons have been limited amounting to
barely $50 bales tikon by four brokers at rather u0-
tod but unchanged tprces tho market closing dull at
quotations..
with the above remarks wo repeat nomnally as fol.
loss: Ordinary 21a2a, Good Ordinary 24A. Low Mid.
ding 2eHs- and MiddlIpg 2ska-. Late IN tho even.
lot Of 800 bales changed hands. but bio
70 uAoe u, We forbeAr TO include It In our sales
H sTATKAIHT OF COTTON.
STOCK on hand september I, 1885. bales lo2 oS2
noccaNoo pdhy. dhy.,........................ o.
AddldonA bales made frum wrecked. looae
burnt and damaged Cotton, ptciinra
samples 1ss2a-77o, ,1s4
ss1, ,2l6
Cleared prcvoualy. $50 1894 lof
Stock on hand and on nhipboard .....,,., ~ no
CoAH-1hero IL como domand for yellow and ys1oy
mixsd, the supply Of which u ys3 much reduced Tho
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cnnuuencc, dni btnta thctr COM
plants In full. treat all Female Complaints,
anil prepare Medicines suitable for all dscases 70
which they aro osu1Jcct-Thirty-twop page pamphlet
IN o sealed envelope, FREQ
Tho Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at ~
Innl FREQ Of postage, In an ordinary letter, free
from observation, By addressing the solo proprietor
Dr.. W. r. MERWIN, 81 Walker 3d., N. Y.
N. B.-Cherokee Pills No. 2 arc prepared for
special cases when mlldcr medicines fall these
Iro sent by mall freu Of postage. receipt Of S5
the price Of tuch bop.
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Consignees per south Carolina rsntirona q
AtD uf

August "a.
278 bales Cotton 10 baes Yarns 80 bbls nud $40 bags
Flour cars Wood &c. To Iailroad Agent Street Bros
Co, Arnold Small Co. II Bense. Stenhouso & Co.
Courtenay & Trenholm, Hcnery III Kuck, screyeil
& Nisbet. " Dukes. Dougiass, L Druckcr, dibhcs
& Go, Goldsmith a Son, Rhet Son.
Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad,
August 2f.
2GI bbls Naval Stores. bales Cotton cara Lumber
car Stock Mdzc. &c. To d Kirkpatrick, Galarti
Minot g Pritchett, Robnson & Co, hIazyck
Bros, ID Stonoy, Adgcr& & Co, q II Ingralam n hon.
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MARINE NEWS.
nosr oE Gl.anLEsToN
Arrived saturday,

Arrived SntursIuy.
Steamer City Point Adkins. Palatkn, vim Ferrnn.
dim. jacksonville nn,l Savannah Mdzc. To lnvencl
60. Roper Stouey. Il Togn = Parker, : ScIirmcr.
10 niilnUr. Il A Caldwell. + Fuller. T Pinkcrson
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Emily Is souder. Lebby. Now YOrk-lcn
press Co. il Dlstol Co. hates Co. Dis,cii Co,
i1camisll Il TO- D0ylcsi0n. Bollmnuu Drus. Drown
4 IIyer. l3ocsch. " brown Co. Crane, Boyleston
l. Go, Carl Kopf & Jclyoy. 4 NJ Cater ii Goblin 4 Co.
COsgrOyr. " II ChlfNc a Cook 4 20, Cameron, Bark.
Icy & Co. CIacius wittc, q " Clark 4 Co. J. Colen 4
Noise II Daily silarkclfor & Kelly. D Fleming & Co.
W Gur1Icy. Mrs I 4 Gnlllnrd, Holmes Book store
toorich, WincnIan Il 20, ar1nlus. q Goodwin, e u
llcnnr. II II Hubbard. a Hunt, Jollston Crews l.
Co. JeiIorls Co. II Katto & Co. Khnck wickcnhcrg
Go. krcto Chapman, Koruallrrns, II II Knee q
ID & Marsh. laurcy Alexander, Lcngnck * Sell A
stetii, Marion. II Never. AInntoue Co. Muller
Marscller. McComh 4 Go. s Il nIarrllal Nichrions
lcim Ostr1ltorf Co. q Pesrcc y Paul & Co Parker
son. W Russell TO. Russell. ii Rulgcrs Co ~
Itoach; Strauss. Yances Co. Stone, sehncll Co,
Iicr \ DucIcr, Tcklcman & Co. q Yotgr J Wiley DR.
II NJ Sampson I. Wciskolf, Dr W Williams, Dr & NJ
wctt,rlorn Rev u l. carIoza. Itciis, LaTorre. Nc
10y Ricc II Martin, D.ock Loyns, N 4 Kline q 1,
oNcil', Hunt 4 Bro.
Steamer St Helena, noylc Elis,o and Rockville.
Mdzc. 10 J II Murray, " (iurncy, G II Hoppock u
Sthnc'l Co, j Howe.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Msnntian. Woodruff. Now York-Courtenay
lrcnholm.
Wont to Son Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Wootl,nll, New York
Bark AMMO Kimbali. Lincoln, Boston.
Went IL Sen Yesterday.
Schr Lizzie Batrhcldcr, English Boston.
From this Port.
Schr Susanna. Packard. Wilmington, N c, August %.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship George Il Upton. liich. from Boston, August
81.
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2c, 1867.
From the Ne,p Orleans Sunday CrrseenLl

From Tho Ms. poems Of tho late Edward +. Mo,
ead
What wcTo Garth without the sunshine
Cleaning Oh lis varied hucR?
What wero hppc without thu promise
Love hUdB forth 10 fancy's vicwsf
What wrro life without the sparkle
Rising from cnjoymcnt's sea7
Como tho Buushtne-cOmc tho shadow
Where thou art there will be.
Darkiy may the alornl-slouds gather.
Dsrklicr roll the angry tide;
Wrapped IN gloom the HhadOwy heaven.
Care. tho phantom, by my side:
Sill while feeling waHdera over
Chords thy voice Inns touched In mt,
Earth may spread It's snarcH b.fore me-
Whero thou att tucro will no.
Pleasures beam may wnnton ncar ME,
Lcwdy brckoning awuy,
Where tho unbldden fruit awniteth
Fair ns in primeral day;
But wlhlp memory cnsts q halo
Der the sunny pas: and thce.
Yainly shall tho tempter urge me
whcro thou nrt thcro will bo.
Mansfield, April !, 1865.
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WEIILI.

Yonr Pianos arc guperor to any hsyo ever ,oo, &,
this country or In Europe. 49, -
hsve nsys. YER ht.rd tono 80 perfoos u yields ever,
capable OF change to every sontiment rb,a I.
rare power and Is derived from the perfect uurjtv of
balanced touch. ~ u Son
POZNAHSIII.
During The past eight yeAr1 have constsntIv pI.voa
upon he 1usty celebrated krArd Panos yours sre te
only Instruments that hage founl eIter Isre or IN
EUROPE TO equal them In all their points Of oTceloneo
II may be estisfsctory 70 patrons and friends
smong the largo 70 state that Testimonials hAYo
been received rom ali the leading artists who have
vftod or Arc now residing In the United states fov OF
whose names, beatdos those above NO append:
LEO. DE- MKYRl. / C3t1sThv HhTTRR
ALE a sED JAZZ }. DENEDIUr.
H. EIAaNDEhb0H. NJ SrHAKO8cH.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many othors.
6khT BY NAIL.
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0OTTaCIIALK.

Ioonsider ohlcferns sens' Pianos supsrIor TO any
In the world. ~ ~
They arc unrivalled for thor sInng qualities aud fur
the harmonious roundness OF their toua There IL q
perfect homoBonety throughout all tho regstora Tho
upper notes are remarkable for and purity
which do not hnd In other instrument while tho
base distinguished for power without hArsnoss ANA
for amAgnlncent eonorily.
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Stock on hand August l6, 1867..... LOTT 6ol
On Friday tho market quiet and firm with but
few salesaay 7s bales Miilings 26Ha27c. Saturday
and Mondny dull days. with few saes Tho market
on Tuesday was dull and heavy with light TRANSACTIONS
and Mdolngs quoted at 26hc. Tho of tho week tho
market continued very quiet with ow transactions
Addings remaining on basa OF 26a26Sc. To-day Cot
ton iB moro ecady. with Middlings quoted ut 26c
RIcE.-The market hns upward tendency. Stock
ID quito small, whilo the demand ia only tho rciul
way. Prime Carolina In lots is held at 1lA 19Hc;
rough 81 rs 3 per bushel.
slLT.-Prics have un upward tendency. md Tho
stock less than at last quotations. demand having
been brisk. In largo lots say sacks we quote
60 and ranging at - IS TO according TO quantity
LunDER AND TpdBEn-The market is very dull, as 10
rats have arrived during the past week and therc
demand for either Rhpping timber lumber. Tho ex-
ports OF timber for the past week have been fec
Of which 129866 were shipped to New York. 10 GS5 10
Csdz and ~ 900 TO Darien Tho shipments Of lumber
amount to s9 23 feo OF which U.s. 500 were sent to New
York t26s2s to cadz. 100000 TO Ro Jnneiro and 200
900 10 Fa River, hiass
FnH1oHTs freights TO Liverpool by sail direct ore
offering, and quote nominally jid square and I'd
for round bales The New York steamers have reduced
tho rate via New York TO T1Gd upland and 016d for
sea ialand. Cotton to New York &c; round sc. To
Baltimore and Phlladelphla 81 80 q bale and domestcs
6Cc; The above ratcs for steamahips. calling vessels
taking for lees rates. Lumber freghts are nominal and
nothing 10 being done ofany extent.
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