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cnsrssssonc cotton and hiss Market
orPlcR or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
6 OHlrrfsfus,W Wednesday Evening" August IL.
corrox-Ths sficls ysHuist with IN easier ter-
dsncy IN prices the buainea being only on the most
limited scse; sales Is bales VIZ: at ~; at 2Sh;
stSox; k.tslHe.. We quote somewhat nominaiy:
IIyKRpooL CLASSIFICATION.
@ Ordinary 70 good ordinary ...l..!2S g~
IoR mtddhnG. g
MiddhnR ....s.s .s&>fH-
By New York clasdncatrn We quote
Middlipg, nominaIy .........".-S2 g.
Rpcu-There wore no transactions Of note, but the
srsin continued hrm. We quote. nominAIly, com-
y non % air eIsaa Carolina 81 7x@s; good sK@shc
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Consignees per Northeastern Railrosd
PassenRerD.

Per steamShip M.snolra, for New YosiaHon 1t.i g
Walker, Mrs McNsnus Mrs Ktlbride, . e'sas ,aas
Ring. Lannesu and lady, 3 IMnton, Srs LIS, an:
lon and rhl1d Gregg siss Stanley. Miss M,..
carey Eoos and .sE 1ss ssaxS Mss Mcin
erney. ] Luther " Morris and In steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via Beau
fort BlutYtop, Hilton Head, &c-Georgs Robinson,
r Sanders, Henry, NJ solomops TFnil-
lnni' ] Lewis, O Pharoue, Mrs HARRISON and sons,
Mrs Alice HARRISON, and Miss Rosna Harrison.
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JTOLMEs q MACBETH.
40. 80 Broa d-street,
Charleston. SC
BROKERS', AUCTIONEEBs. REAL ESTATE

GENERAL uMMiSSION AGENTS
Will attend to Renting and Collecting OF kents
and purchase and sale CT blocks, Bonos dold,
Silver and Real Ests;e.
ALSO,
10 the Purchaee OF Goods and Supplies for partie
in the country upon reasonl able terms.
Japu'ry1 Vr
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
~ W1LHING on. euxuss 1o.-1uRPENTNE-Oply
20 pols rscslved. which went at S. for virgin and
- 60 for yellow oip p 280 bs.~
SIIR1rs URPENTNE-is . shade hi. her. and the
market cos' steady Gales IS bb.s at 8Sk cents;
177 bbIs at S8k cents and 1!S bbs New York pkgsJ
at - cents p gaCn. sales aso Of l000 bbls on phi
Rosm-sales of 2ls Tbs at 81 60 for strained and
TAs-ss obls changed hands At 50 2s p bbl
Macon Market.
!, MACON, August 9-CoTros-The sales to day
.moint to baies; receipts none; shipments bales;
Tha ,aes ior the week sum mp 81 bales; receipts 81
heie,: sh hpments g. asles. Middllngs are quoted at
:; xlooN COTTON srArENKSr.
/. Stock September 1st, 1868........... ~ I.S2o
Recatved thus week.. ............. SV .o .o,
Receiyed previously. .............s. oo'ooa-'o o'f
= r;S,.,..'.- - $500
T0fd..... ..........''''ss''''' IN
sstpped ia,,o"sIs ,ns wses .:..... ss77o-Sass2
Stock on hAnd... ..".. .....'
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no BU SIN Il > 5 N IN.
ThE SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED At SUMTER, $. C.,

Il ONE OF TIE BEST pAFrIs IN 1HE Up.
COUNTRY; has large circulation, and affords si.
perior advantages as an ad, ,rtispg medium. lerm'
low. Adjres UARR 4 O>TEES,
Fe,ruary % Propr'ato"a
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Druas, GhtmifaIs, Gtf
4prn9S} U9tMIlals1 VII
mr.. o.. s. PROP H T r 8
FAMILY MEDICINES
CONSISTING OF his CELEBRATED
LIVER MEDICIN E,
AN01YNE Palm KILL III,
ANTIBuIoUs PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
PURIFYING PILLS.

TIE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. s..
PROPHITr, Ii. D., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estsb
liahed for them an eavtable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining staes as the majority OF persons
living In tie south are predispo-ed to dsesse of the
Liver, it Is granted b1Pn intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches Of our people are due
TO orssnic or functional arrangement Of that impor-
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and And.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which in nine cases out Of en-,
Is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Cohc.
Sick Headache Rheumaism, Constipation. Men.
strual Distinctions, &C., 20 common among our
people. Earache, Toothnche, Acute Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind fee before
PROPnITT's PAIN KILL 1T
Ike chat before the wind.
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paOpaIr1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Prophin-Bavtne used this medicine snA.
GENTLY long to test its virtue. snd to satisfy my own
mind that it is an invaluable remedy tor Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be signay benefited. he has been, by its use, ge
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
,recommepd 10 them the use Of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

:: George Peabody.
: BIZ OLIVER WENDELL HoIARs
p.n.rupt-onr pockets inside ont
%nrty q; xorJs 10 speak his praises
vorcest and Webster up the sp"ut'
Dead broke Of f,u iatory phrase
But Yhy WITH Howery speecnes tesse,
with vain superlatiyes dust ess nun
Has language better words than these
The friend Of all bis rsct-aod bless himI
A dmple prayer-but words more sweet
BY human lips were sever uttered.
Since Adm len the country seat,
Where angel wings around him hottcred.
The old look on with tear.dfmmed eyes,
.,lhe Children cluster TO sress him,
And every voice unbidden criee-
IIbe friend OF oil his race-God bless him
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81. ". ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conference.
DooIY COUNTY, GA April, 1857.

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1857.
This is to certify that was confined to he house.
and most Of the tiTe to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumatism. for
1--we mouths, and aztec trying every available rene.
dy with no relief was cured with two bottles OF
Dr.. q. prophit's Anodyne Pam Kill IT, each cost
ing fifty cents only; 1t relieved NE almost instantly.
r therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree TO
others suffering from similar dise1se: I can say
that It is one oil tho best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly. W. A. F0REHAND.
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spaUPHyLAcric FLUID.

DARBY's PRUPAYLACTIc. FLUID.
Letter from Hon. Ale1 II. S.phess, Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvrLLI, Ga september 29. 1855
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is an article OF little
cost but great value Its domestic rs well as medi-
cinal uses are numerous, while Its spec!alies are
most wonderful I have not been without 1t tor
ten wears, end no head of family who can afford
to have It should be without It.
ALEX. q. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDl.
CINE.
Letter from tie Surgeon. General of n. late contder-
ale States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1859.
JOHN DAnBY Co., No. leo Wilham.street, New
York: ar,
Gentlemn-I have received your letter Of the 18th
OF December, 1866, calling my attention to your
iDarby's Prophvlactic) Fluid.
most cheerfully stste that the Fluid was furnish
ed 10, and extensively used by, the surgeons in
ch rpe of general hospitals In the Confederate ser.
vice with great benefit to the patients-a the sur.
peors making favorable reports great deal OF 1t
was used In the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAMG PRESTON MOORE, ID. D,
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81 Loum. August 1l-whstey 81 10. Pork as4 rs
Bacon quiet am unchsn- ed.
IounyuIE, August II Flour firm. Superhne
q IS. Provisions n1m Mess Pork $s& Shoulders
1sc. Clear sides 1s,ka1sxc. Hams 22a2s',c LARD
nav. 9Oc. Keg 2lhc. whiskey 81 os. Provisions
Arm.
:t-TnxmcTos, August 1l.-spid.s turpentiDe firm
uith advancing tendency-ssKc. Rosin u 76aL
Crude turpentine quiet at 81 6eas.
AUausrk. August II Cotton market dull. sales
bales. Receipts balea Middiing s1k. The late
heavy ard continued rsius cause rust In cotton in
various sections Of the State.
SAVANNAH. August II Receipts balee. Exports
324 bales. No market.
NOZZLE, ADJUST 1.-The cotton market quiet.
fales rs kales to one buyer. Low middling SOC.
Receipts II bales.
:. oNxw ORLEANS August l1.-Ct ton in fair de.
nand.- ea,es $40 bales. Low middlpg Soc No
middling In this market. Receipts 800 bales. E1-
,porh to Hsxre 1871 bales sugar-common 11a12c
Prime l4ke Molasses. reboiled 65t7oc. Whiskey
81 loal H. Gold SAX. sterling As1s. Ysrk sight
exchange ut par
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A. wEsIBRcoK.
prrxiv co,yry. "a, september %.

PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September %, 1858.
DR.. O. s. Prophin- have used for the last
two wears in nv family YOU Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill II, and your Female Topic, and have no
fears in saying that they are the beet medicines IhaSe
ever used for the Liver ami Stomach Neursigc and
Rho umatic Affections, Headache Cole, and pains OF
eyery klnd are subdued by them. After uslDg the
medicines so long. cheerrullY recommend them TO
any and every one, and 10 all that are afflicted as The
best and safest remedies for al the diseases for
which they are recommended, &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WHIdHF:
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EEvE AND AGUE e.

FROM WEIGH MANKIND sUFF RR
over o large part CT the globe, is the
consequence Of diseased schon In
the system; induced by the; poison.
Iops miasm Of vegetable decay. This
eIhalatlon ia evolved ty the action
OF. solar beot on wet sots and rises
nth fha urafArp van0F f0m IT.
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plaatatisn ipattrs.


A CLIO HIoUs CHANG
THAT ANY s1cK MAN SURVIVED The
treatment Of fifty years ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kin.
The lancet, calomel cantharidies and drastic pur.
gatives we're thea the order Of the day. The phy.
sic.an played into the hands Of the apohecary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
noon and night with prostrating medicines We
i've in more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance Of supporting Nature in Its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNICS
that rally lie vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these allies of Nature.
in its battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is,the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and dsbiita!ed. As cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stomachcs As q remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex arc especially subject, 1t Ia
superaeding every other sdmulsnt and nersine.
In all climates, tropical temperate kgd its acts
as specific in every species of disorder which un.
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever it is introduced 1t be-
comes O standard artcle-a medicinal staple. Dug.
Rists although their profit upon 1t is email, and 1t
absolutely ssary to keep preparation f,r which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody will
accept substitute. 1t is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as 1t
Is advertised its best aversemsnt is the benefcinl
result which uniformly follow, its use Every bottle
sold iusures the sale OF at least haHs dozen more.
Unlike other stimulants 1t brlces and fortifes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which 1t produces upon tbs
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srASFoRpv1ILE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct l, 1857.
DR.. o. S. Poph,tt-Dear str-lms IL TO cermy
that I have used your Azue Pills for The LAST ten
ere and have never failed 10 cure The Ague IN
single instance with them. They slWtys break the
chiils the first day that they arc given can recon-
mend them as being the pest aauei medacine mat
have " .r found and they leave no bad effects follow
Ing them, as QuiDiBe. &C. - -
Yours respectfully. A. WESIBhCOA-
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CONVECTION, Ga, July o.. 1867.

CONVICTION, GA, July 8, 1857.
DR.. Pophtt.-Hsying used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheeruly re-
commend It to all persons suffering from Liver az
fections Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form. !
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
rene dy for that disease. o. I. R0GERS.
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DIR. PROPHITT's FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, With its associates, ie safe and
certain remedy for all durable diseases to which Fe-
males alone are liable II Is AFRO an excellent pre-
ventative OF Nervous Bliponcss, or Nervous Dis
asee In either male len ale 1t s powerful Ner-
vine Tonic. setting UP full and tree circulation
throughout the system. -.-.-
AlI OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
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Markets by Telegraph =
foRE1aN MARKETS.
LonDoA, august II Neon -consols s2H. BONDS
stesdy ct ssH. 9u,pentine 2es eda9es I'd.
Irvx11oo1. August n-Noon--cotton . shade
armer. Uplardsl2X. Orleans lsa,sKd. sa!es r.
.iOopehessa Breadstu1s nrmer. Com sos. e 4
Aferno, n-cotton unchanged. Breadstufs quiet.
{ Lard dull st 73s. - -
Evening Cotton firm. Upanas lsd. Orleans
18s13Kd. Sales II 0c0 bales
DOMESTIC MARxKTs.
new Yoax August 1t-Noon.-Noney steady at
as7. Sterling eN. God s5x. cotton quiet at Sshc.
--searnenfins i7xrIsc. Rosin arm Common ~ Is.
Strained 50 sOa1 81 80 -@A>
Eveuirg. Cotton more active. Sales ,2co0 bales
st 3.xo Flour Gu1. superhue ss eOae 60 Com
'c mo to t.ir ex1 Southern 50 sea7 g. Wheat dull
"a e ls lover during the Day Corn slightly hvors
s- Suyet,. ro,k quiet st sss 2s Land hrmer. Kettle
Fdai 1u,2oze. tW1n.iey s1I2k aroceries and naval
store. quiet and steady. Governments slosed heavy
/ : Southsrns duli Money active steA7. Starring 10.
"a coo dyl n s., Stocks tyefirh md unsettled.
~, .. bAIrnsonz, August IL otton quiet and un-
- changed. Flour quiet and sfeisy. Wheat hrm.
M zC6o q red 81 coal TO- 6ood 4ssf Corn hru.
Whits 81 10 Yelov 81 l2a1 l6. Provisions not 80
,rs4oae, but prices are wen maintained. whsfey
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'COSTAR'S'

"Costar's'' Hat, Roach, 3d.. Extermt's.
"Costar's" Bed Bug E1terminators.
"Costar's" tonly pure) Insect Powder.
"Only Infsllible Remedies known"
'1s Sears established IN New York."
10000 Boxes and Flashs manufactured daily"
"lil Bewareiii OF spurious limitations"
IAN Druggists ip CHARLESTON sell them"
For 81, 81, ss md s5l lsizes, Address -
@COsTAR" COMPANY.
No. 10 Howard-street, Eew York.
sold IN CHARLESTON, 8. c.. by
GOODHicIJ, wINEmAy & cO.
March % - pAo o-l"l r..HOlyr
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! Drugs, Gh.mitals, uif. :

IL Os UO.
~-''' -.s CURES
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PORT CALENDAR.

.PaA Es OF THE NOON.
New Noon, 7th, 4 hours. 16 minutes. evening.
First Quarter, l4th. hour. 10 minutes, morning.
Full Noon 2lst IL hours miputes evening.
LAST Quarter SOtb, hours, SO minutes, morning.
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The following is one Of thousands Of testimonials
that ere daily received BY the Manufacturer:
R1cHMoNp Va. November %. 1853:
DEAR oR-Ihe "1obacco Antidote" prepared oy
you accodinR to the Iecei It you have submitted to
me, and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is purely vegefsb entirely hal mess. and contains
nothing ia the least Injurious. II is not dsseeaole
to the taste and a home article, hope you Will
meet With ready sale II, and believe that 81 the
directions followed. 1t will do al you clsimed tor
it. JOHN DOVE, NJ. D..
e. Price so cents pr Bo-. Tho usual discount
to the Trade.
Hr For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR soUIH CAROLINA.
June
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Wsaainst'ake.

Take four paaHds Of hns four.
four pounds 0f fresh butter, siii tWa
pouniis ofp0wdrrsi sugar, aud graie
10 il a quarter of an Vanee OF NAT,
meg break eight eggs fy0iss and
whites sel'araisiyl fir each pound of
foar, wash and pick fhur pounds II
cRrranls, whiel, lry before the tiro
blanrh a pound of sweet almonds.
and vlop lhom very dnelyi take also
a pound ofeaRlied lemon -peel, ani,
tho same Ct oFaRge-peel, chop
ped hnely, aud y pint of brandy,
Crush the butter between yOur
hands, 60 as 10 reduce il 10 a ereaR;
then bgat il np with the sugar for n
quarter OF aT hour; beat az tho
whites of lhe eggs 10 hne fro,h,
and then mix them with tho butter
aud sugar leat NJ also the yolks
for hall an hour al least, and mix
them la; put in the four and nu,,
meg, and beat il mp; then pour in
the Brandy, aud mix well ia tho
cnrrant, aud almonds, Pour IL intn
a baklng-lln, with the eandiotl,pee
in layers; then set il in tho oven;
when Il las risen aud BECOME brown,
cover il with paper, lest il should
burn, and closl tho oven I'LL IL is
quite done. ... -H'fg
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pan,lon, thoughts.

You may joke when you please, II
You are careful 10 please when you
Joke, N
A iool.gcncrally loses bis estate
before he finds his folly.
Tho use of money is all the ad.
vantage thorc is in having money.
II you would not have atliiclion
visit you twice, listen ut once To
what it teaches you. ....
Intense study of tho Bible will
keep any writ from being vulgar
IN point Of style. -.s,i,r
A man passes for n sage il be
seeks fOr wisdom--if ho thinks he
has found IL he is a fool. ... ...
lie who is right and doing right,
necl not stop to inquire who or
what stands with him. r-.
Prentice says water rcldcns tho
rose; Jack Frost the toes aud whis.
ky lhs nose, .-,rs t,sia.gF
Into the composition of every
happiness enters the thought ofhav-
ing truly deserved it, .r..v
4 patient is undoubtly in u very
bad way when his disease is acute
and his doctor isn't. as
People seldom improve when they
set up no other models than them
selves to copy after, r.If
Think little of yourself, and you
will not be injured when others
think little you. ar. re
Goldsmi,h thought people should
write Their own fat.ering epitaphs,
and then live mp to them, r..D
Reforming the worlds like patch,
ing an old coat, which will soon
need another patch; yet ifit were not
for reIormcrs the world would
always bo out at the elbows. ..st,
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JENNY LIND AND THE BIRD.--I
remember hearing II stage drivers
story Of jenny Lind when she was
riding inithe country. A bird of
brilliant pIumage pel'ched onya tree
nearas they drove slowly along; and
trilled sout such q complication of
sweet notes as perfectly astonishcd
her. The coach stopped, and reach
ing ont she gave one of her finest
roulades.5I Il he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arch
ed his head on one side and listened
deferentially; then, as if to excel his
famous rival raised his graceful
throat andqsang song of ripping
melody that made Jennyrapturous'y y
clap her hands in ecstasy, and quick
~, 90 though she were before u
severely critical audience in Castle
Garden, delivered some Tyroleaai
mountain strains that,set the echoes
flying, whcrcupon Little Birdie took
it up and sang and trillcd and sang
till Jenny in happy delight acknowl-
edged thatth pretty woodland war
Bier decidedly out -caroled the great
Swedish nightingale. ~" ''',
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should nol trouble himself about ilie
money, for he had a perfect right 10
Keep il. Then, as soon as Class
was gone he took a nili N nllN
ilorins, pnI on his hat, Gnd gave
them 10 lLs dag Ia hring lack lhe
stolen money 10 his irlehd Nan
Groien, .I.
Nov" thought NaR liesrsn,
when upon reaehing tho house he
found lhe window open, on aec0pnt
of the warm weather, III l send
Oppas in by the same way hs got
the money, he will know right OF
ifhe can jump that lngh,f
Upon reaching tho window sill
lao therefore said "oppas, hop,
Jump np, qaiekr With one jump
ho was there. aud waited loT orders
wagging his tail. .'
Mynhocr Van Bosren heard a
loud cry Of aslonishmeht, bu, when
tho dog turned 10 him he beVkoned
TO him TO jump inlo tho Office, which
no did, upon which he himself went
into the oiiico, 1Hr u..I l
Van Groien was not little AS
tonished whom 10 saw hts friend .
dog with a roll of money in his
mouth. Van lIoeron soon solved
tho mystery to him. LHl7UH
They laughed n great deal about
tho affair, but Mynheer never leit
tho window open amer that when
ho LEFT the ollicu, until ho had u lit
tie lattice affixed TO il, lie did not
trust oppas, for ho thought he
might again get hungry for an ex-
tra meal, and try TO place himself
in possession Of il by similar means.
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Vana, Volunteers W,rs sailed vgt
quiet Mas RESTORED aboul lhe san,s
Iimo. Shots from small aTRs wen
fired against firls Cahanas aud M
msro Cuatero, The firing WHs
kept up nntll one 0'sioel, bat When
tho VO.unleers alganrel the enemy
bad disappeared Shols were OK
changed hero saturday letween
natives and volunteers, amer which
tranquility was restored, Captain
General Dnlee issued a proclamation
saying while jnsl.re viii be renderetl
10 all, severe punishment will follow
tho violation ui 0rler Four killed
and many waunlol In tho affair al
tho theatre Friday night. t.a.
No business on Saturday, on ae'
count at the excitement,
The Banco dol uomcrco has re-
sumed under an arrangement with
the creditors, doisrring fhll pay
menis,
Advices from san Domingo are
conflicting; tho whole coast is eS'
cited and appears unsettled.
liaex Is negotiating loan of two
million pounds sterling, the col.
lateral bcing the copper and coal
mines of SANTANA aud tho guano on
Alta Vcla. 1t is expected tho con,
tract will DO closed this week, when
tho Eugllsh war vessels will proceed
to Samana aud Alta Vcla 10 protect
the grants,
HAvAsA, Jan. 25 -Four soldiers
were assassinaled Sunday. Great
uneasincss exists. .f"'.
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Tho beautiful extract below is
from tho pen of Hon. George S. Hill.
lard: lHTr o1i p. 'i.'.
81 confess that increasing years
bring with them increasing respect
for 9 en- who do not succeed III life
as those words ere commonly used.
Heaven is said to be II place for
those who have not succeeded on
earth, and it is rarely true that eles
tial graces do not thrive and bloom
in tho hot blaze of worldly prosper.
ity. Ill success sometimes arises in
supcrabundance Of qualities in
themselves good-irom conscience
too sensitive, q taste too fastidious,
sclf-tOrgetfulness too romantic, Il
modesty too retiring. | will notgo so
laras to say, with living poet, "that
thc,world lnowsnothing of its great
est men," but there are forms of
greatness, at least excellence, which
"die and make no sign" there are
martyrs who miss the palm but not
tho stake; heroes without the laurel,
and conquerors without the tri.
umph!" aars .faass "o''1