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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June l9.-BARK.--we notice the sale OF
i60J boss Quertron No TO arrive, at $S4 to be strict
" choice. Quote No. q $2ts26 p ton T. o. b.
CoyFEE-The market remains dull for Rio. To sales
worthy Of notice. Quotations nominally unchanged.
CorroN.-wo continue to report quiet but steady
markct with sales of 46 bales good ordinary at 24k cts
Quote middling upland 26a26h cts.
FIouR-Our market remains dull and almost nomna!
a regards prices There buyers except for retail
wsste We notice sale OF 500 bbls. City Mills Corn
Mca ut SIS g. Rye Flour Is dull ranging as to quality
nom 81 rs 10 Is 25 We give quotations as follows:
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ConnRnees per South Carolina Railroad


go bales Cotton, bales Yarns, II bales Hay 20 bbs
sprts Turpentne As bbls Rosin, cars Lumber, car
Wood, and sundries. To Ebaugh Mallonee, wharton
& Petsch, A Robinson & Co, NJ Caldwell l. Sons, q
NJ Bristol & Co P Shuckmsn, Jefords l. Co. Wiss
L Co, G Walton l. Co, G Witie, W Williams, G "
Williams Co. Mowry 4 Co, " P Hall, d L Jefters Co.
Courtensy & Trenholm, P Mulkai, F Horsey
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xsSSSzMMWN,ilI4 Cures General DebftatN, FeGf-
~ &; 4: g !: {; (; {:
AZ the Phenf1 rises youth to course the yelnh fes~
from The Gshes QT US torinp the Organs or Genera
ire. animated tgan fion, Ternepin0 Lmpottncy ana
nsv Sle-so S;,,a co. DeJiiity, restoring Nominees
nn ~ I.IW ,.n nns and FIJI pi0or, thus proving
on.,eon,s @ gisec:e perfect aEiieir Of Loce" re-
moving Stsrility and Barrenness Y ppth ,oot.r
the young, mddle-aged, and age;, 'ne'o i 20
hon thnn this Elixir Of Lif"." 1t gives nea
ieose OF lie, causing the weak and dsIihtatea 20
baye renewed strength Dnd vigor, and tho enliro
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure. ~
Price, ono bottle f9; three bottles vi 'enf oy
express to any address cs-.,a.sh hv al,
Our medicines are sold and recomnenoed M rHy,ad N s
respectable druggists In every part OF tne cx.en ~
piobe: some unorncipled dealers, however, uU 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and woin
less compounds In order TO make money. pe nss
decsiyed-ssk for these medicines sna take i,o no
otfera II the druggist does not keep tnem, Wiz Wiz
to ua and we will send them BY express cateIu5
hacked. free from observation. We Will % piesseen
70 receive letters with full statements in regard 70
sny disease with which Indies or gentlemen ssp
afflicted Address ell letters for medicines parnpa-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor
DR. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker stu n. y
u.,os WIN ly
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,

DuR1JsHEp IN wINNsBoRo' g. c., AFFORDS A
nroftable medium for the advertising public oil
Wo respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutual
0e''en' aAlLLARD, oEsPORTEs WILLIAMS.
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waIminrton nInrket .

WILMINGTON, June M.-TuapENTnE-Is in as; A
usad and has further advanced sh: de- Sales OF 20 M
bbs ut s. IS for virgin and yellow Dip and u o'h iof
sp1nrrs TuRpRN41NE-Sales to-day Of 21S bbls ut 81
cts and u do IN bblsl at B2h cts p gallon.
Rosa-Ssles OF 224 bbs ut 81 76 tor staaea5 % "a
"a for No q; a 2sA 80 for No and "a 1886 Tor Pae
Coas-A lot Of 800 bushs!s sold from vessel st u y
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consider ohiotering Sons Pianos iupsraar 70 "a,
In the world. 9a "a-s
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There u
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers. The
upper notes are eparkable for clearpess and purity
which do not find in any other instrument while the
base L. distinguished for power without hasshness ana
for magnificent sonpHs3
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an.1s-The storm Of yesterday was doubtless tnju.
rous In its effects on Wheat but the cool bracing wind
to-day was the best possible corrective, and encourages
the hope OF bountful harvest. There were but b22
SEQ bushels prime Cumberland Valley Pa red at 81 S6
and 16O bushels fair Pennsyvania do at To- No re-
ceipts or sales OF Maryland CornS5O0 bushels white
and 5000 bushels yellow comprised tho ohcrtngs Mar
and saes Of $500 bushels prime white at o.
500 bushels good do at 81 06a1 on; 5000 bushels good to
nri1e yellow ut 81 08a1 TO- 1000 bushels Western mixed
at 81 Oats1s00 bushels offered, with 500 bushels re-
HXY-Is dull varying IRON s25 to 30, as to quality,
MoIAssEs- Nothing reported. Prices without quoable
pnoy11oss-Mess Pork is weaker; we notice sale Of
so bbs to day at SO So but mostly held higher Lard
dun; quote I2Ha13 cts to quality. Bulk Meats aro
held firm at cts for Shoulders and II cts for Sides,
notice sale Of rs tcs shpping Hams at 10 cts Bacon
Shoulders and Sides fair demand for tho South
and prices steady; sale OF Is casks Western to the
trade at 9H cts; smaller lots range cts and for
CITY smoked 10 cts; Western Sides, rib, x cts; City IL
AJAX cts; clear nib lax cts.
sALT-Continues steady as before reported for lots
from Dealers viz: For Liverpool Fine $3a3 10; Ground
Aiur "a 10 per sack and Turks lsnd 68a60 cents per
bushel.
suaAR-wss In more active request to-day, both for
refining and the trade and p1ces maintained; the sales
enbraced cargoes OF schooner Joseph Segar, non Ma
tanzas. 2S7 hhds and 160 boxes ut uHc. and George
Burnhsm from do 377 hhds l60 boxes a Ike, both for
rening 225 hhds Porto Rico, In lots taken by the trade
at II lHsl2xc; hhds Deinerars vacuum pan l4c.
{ REruKD SuaARs-Are steady on the basds OF 16Hc,
for hard crushed and 15h for white soft.
WHIsxBY-No transactions that we can learn, and In
their absence continue to quote held in bond ct Soasc
per gallon.
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P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
Anil 40 mwfIvr
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
GA r. D..

It's with feelings Of pride as American manufacturers
that We publish the following esmonias which have
bean received BY as recently:
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Champion. for New York-C Keeler.
G Loper, E Hope, Miss Blake, Mrs O'Donnell Mrs
] b Hunt, Cutter, ONeil, C L Franklin, George
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The Greenyille MOuntaineer

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT u So sai PEI
/ wear In advance Advertisements inserted ut usual
-, - S' G. Z. ELFORD,
Nav IN Editor and Proprietor
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Augusta Market.

< AUGUSTA, juno e2a-FnAsc1AI-GoLD-In good de-
snsnS. brokers are buying at 1877 and selling at 1SS
aTyrn-Brokers buying ut 128 and selling at 49,
SorroN-In consequence Of the incement weather TO,
49, little was done-not enough to warrant report
oxh g.rtet An bales were Sold follows: ct 16;
"a; st 2s; II st 2sH; and bales OF 24c No
Sepeipss.
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no SAILORS OR 1mnIsKANTs.

NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS.
HOTEL Oh BoARDING-HoUsE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March IS, 1867. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature, passed the Goth day Of December:
1856 all persons concerned are hereby nohhed 70 eau
is Oce and take out tho required license immodatey.
WAC o--oN ~ W. H SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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THALBERG.
GoTTsCHALiK4I.. &.

oonxder Chichering & sons' Pianos beyond COM.
parson, the best have ever seen In America
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT sToN.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday
schr Rhodella Blew, Peterson, Norfolk, va IL days.
Steamer Dictator Coxeter, Palatka, VIA Jacksonviie
Fernandins and Savannah ! bale G,ttSp. o. o9 ne nesd
Beef Cattle Horses Packages, e r, 10 AIKEN w.
steamer Pilot Boy McEelty, Savannah, via = Hilton
Head and Beaufort Mdze TO Ferguson Holmes
Som Kng Co.. nes
steamer W w Frazier, Boyle Edisto and RockVl9e. 1s
,esse 70 Jno L Theodore Getty, Roper stoney, WIN
Gurney and others.
IN THE oFFINa.
har. sunposed to be the File de PAr. from Liver.
pSi schr Il Tier from Philadelphia.
Two schooners, unknown.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion. lockwood. New York-coursenay
st.an,shIp saragosss, crowell, New York-Ravenel g.
Co.
Went to Seq Yesterday.
Steamship saragosss, Crowell New York.
s,oonshin se, Gull. Dutton, Baltimore June "a.
schr d palmer, Palmer, Baltimore, June 10.
Cleared for this Port,
scbr Jonas smith, Nichols, OF New YORK. June ia
Sailed for this Port.
u,n D = wintprsr sts.art, from liverpool June 6.
consionees per schr Maine Law fro" bos,Cn Harvsy
Creighton, A Gage & Co, W Aimar, Wee
Bischof Werner Ducker, G W Steftens 70,
Levin Jr z Cowperthwaite, Mackey Baker, Rev
W LAWS P L Guilleman, Schirmer, John Tuomey,
R Agent W G Whilden Co, Georgetown Steamer
Agent Gruber Martin Browne schrmer; Ghisolm oll
Brothers G W Clark Co, Thompson Co. Q 6rsVely'
Toppan & Gary, White.
Menhornndn.
aRxxsocx. June 6-The derelict bark Toscano, Of
Bath s. which was picked up at sea, abandoned oy tne
Kate Troop, about two months since, and towed 70
Ouoenstown and since sold to Glasgow hrm, passed up
TO Glasgow this morning. sho Will be lifted out or sea
| there.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
Re- LIVERPOOL.
Shin Winthrop, Stuart sailed. June
Br bark File de PAir, Evans, sailed. May IA
The Tryphenis, Harding, sailod. may -
- NEWPORT, ENG.
Shin Annie Kimball Lincoln, sailed. May 81
The Coming, Hookaway, sailed. ~
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Isabella Weeks, up. June
NEW YoRE.
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols cleared Juno IL
Schr Lilly Francis, up. may
Schr Americus, Moss up. ..duhe 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Alliance Kelly sailed June II
Schr II Tiers, Hoffman, cleared. June IL
BALTIMORE
Schr Foaming Sea- North, cleared. June
Schr Cranmer Cranmer, cleared .......-. juno II
/
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

TS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM
| TER, S. c., by GILBERT & FLOWERS, Proprietors
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF Job Printing executed IN the n"a"s
styIe and greatest a! j!srstch Hspamne1 p
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TBMPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN AkkUM
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PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

T1oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS IN THE
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This compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Reoetued during the month Of Ausua, 1855,
LONDON July 26, 1857.
Mrssas oucxEame b soss-aents: have much
Composers. musici.ns and protessorsn Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation trsds my oertn-
cate that felt duty to take one Of them With me
10 Europe to ascertn the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate viii prove how
unanimous they have been ON the subject, beg %
forward, st the same time letter received nom my
friend Mr. -Oollard, which must be crafty.
have the honor to be. gentlemen, yers. VERY ql,
LoaDoa, January H. 1855
James II. WehI, Esg.:
MH DIAa sm: hsys great plessurs M N a.sns yogsS
highest approval Of their instrument II consider
not merely the best instrufncnt OF American anufso
tories ths. has ever come under my
the Messrs. Chioksring may well DO proud OF having
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would be very difcult to surpass In any part Of As
vide world. ." 81
Dear SIR very 'n's,SII SHig Zeq5'' 3 'oonnAHp,
Firm of oollsrd oallard paaotorts Aanufscsurszs,
London.
LONDON, August a. 1865.
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Hsytne played upon Pisno.forte made by Messrs.
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DRUGS, cHEMll AIS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

THE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that Of any other in the far-famed
valley Of Saratoga Its virtues are such as have secured
the high encomiums Of all who have used IT, possess.
ing does in IN eminent degree, catharc, diurec,
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, II. D., Professor
Practice Of Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
delphia, formerly of Charleston s. G.
PHILADELPHIA, November 15, 1865.
have been for year or more past In the habit OF
taking the water of the Excelsor" Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid lie
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them for much Of the comfort enjoy, am sas-
aed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted as any
other among them, not more to the purposes for
which they generally employed It very agreeable
strongly mpregnsted with the carbonic acid, lively and
sparkling. = can heartily and consoienhousy
recommend it to all who need gentle catharic and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, ID. ID.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping, Pints In boxes OF
four dozen EACH and Quarts IN boxes OF two dozen eacn
SOLD AT WHOLESALE By
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$4,000 PIANOS.

In tho construction of which they hsve introduced every
Known and valuable improvement They have invaria-
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Mobile Market.


MoRuE. June 2s.-corros-There has been fair
demand amongst four brokers to-day, and notwithsano
ing the meagre supply offering, the movement mas sa
wear Up TO the Close 900 bales changed hands, which
must be added 200 bought after the count was mace
Quotations remain unchanged-ay naas Oh s.S sI ~.
Tivernool Middlng The stock in first hands as taken
nv the brokers to-day shows nearly 600 bales ihs
OF course does not represent the amount the pick
cries.
steriirc~sirE days l4s and sight lat.
The banks check New York Sight at premium ana ana
bankers par; buying ratio for commercial ohis q oS
francs nominslly 8 90.
New Orleans Sight par to y discount.
New Orleans Market.
NEW oRIFANs June 1s-corroN-The market to.
day. although less active, has exhibited tar aesres
animation throushout We repeat our auo'uTs a, ~ MIA
lows 9fnaSy s9a Soa2S Manr SSoa sa Tho ss would
have boen gre,er had not tho scarcity OF the hgher a
prevented several ss1s or S@yeIs s past three
days comprise $500 bales, taken partly ior ue
North, but mostly for foreign export The receipts
proper since Friday evening excluding the arrivals nom
Mobile Florida and Texas which arc included In tnelr
respective STATEMENTS aggregate lSli oales aess
dnrine the corresponding period last week, showing
81 ~ ass osss M Of VbcS were to foreign
| NNN STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September /, 1o2 os2
II aan
Received previously. '44'ieo-'47'ooN
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose
and damaged Cotton pickinss, samples ooo ~, oor
i'''|'-'ol,Ooo
sso.Os7
Cleared to-day. ,oa ono -aI ono
| Exported previously.
han, 76,77s
There were not any exports of cotton To-Day;
| SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Twenty- hhds. suSat
have an received from the coast since nc
Mo,nsses There s some demand for Louisiana sugar
hnt There s very little in market and only retah pus
ness il doing in consequence at 13Ac 10 Tor prme
and 14c for choice About 125 hhds have sold az tnese
nrices Choice Porto Rico is retailing at 13hc; larger
lots would fetch 1885, lot of 130 hhds Cuba su&ai
| sold on private terms. We quote Cuba sugar: ne
Snine eades boxes and hhds., 10Aa11hc.: MuscoVaao
hhds groccrs grades, nAal3c; Cuba, oo1es NOS, ~
and ia Hkal1Ac Nos. Is and IA, l2a12%c. NOE 10
90 l4hal5,Ic. Cuba Molasses held ut f3sasoc- .
ga lon. ,r,. ,,a . ot,1
ConN-we baye again 10 noto dull market and 81 SUI
further decline Of 6a1Oc per bushel There were saes
$3.50 sacks Of which 500 MIXED ut Soc, 700 yellow m
ed 100 mixed, 500 yellow mixed and 400 white ml1ee
Mt 9Oc 200 yellow mixed at 95c 800 white mixed az soas
1000 white at ST. and $50 choice white at d 10 Pc
busheL ,a rh
| FRrIaHrs-The market is dull and unchanged I'M
rates ara c per b for cotton by steam for New Yofk any
Boston: &c for Philadelphia Steam for New fork any
Eeton roc per ack for corn, 900 per bb for nour any
81 as ff perk and $10a11 per hid Tor TOBACCO Sean
for Liverpool va for cotton; sail l6S2aNd For hs'r
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8. T.--1880.--X.

"a xmile wss on her up-heslth Was In hes looi
strength was In hsr step, and In hsr hAnds-fhAH1A
r1oa RIrrEnan
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
nv. Essenre of Life,

Cures Genera! DebtatA VIZ.
ness, Hysterics IN Femdtss
PaIpitafion ofMe Heart and
all NERVOUS Dtse1ass. IT r.
stores new life and ytgor 70 ne
Sa5 ..n,,no tha hot blood Of
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Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile of ou
signature steel plato labe with our private stam
over the cork.
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NO. 2O2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists Physicians, Grocers
Saloons and country Hotel-dealers.
April IS tnstulyr
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aRxxsocK juno 6.-The derelict bark Toscano, OF
Bath which was picked up at sea- abandoned oy tne
Kate Troop about two months SINCE and towed to
Queenstown and since sold TO Glasgow hrm passed up
TO Glasgow this morning. sho will be fitted out for Sea
there.
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is TO change your calculations and make
different arrangements. Don't look to youi
fathers money for respOctabiliiy or ior sup
port when you grow up TO be man, aud
look out sharp that it don't lead you to
choose the profession Of gcnf'cmat.
Theodore was suddenly "in hurry to
get home with tho eggs" anil be drove on
not only with the eggs, but with several
new idcas-idcas than crc this, II Is to be-
hoped. have led him 10 decide upon somc
other profession than that of "Gn msoe,,
pied gentleman "-IbrcnoiogirU joDtnai