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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-13
D0TY'S WASHING MACHINE,
LATELY MICH IMrRCvEp-ASD THE NV
Universal Clothes Wringer

Improved will. RowELL's PAT,S st Geo WHEELS
and the PArgSr Sror, are now unquesti"nFbly
far superior TO any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented. and willsave TIER cost
twice year, by saving labor and clothes;
The editor of the Point Pleasant Register
who has one Of these machines thus bears tesli'
mony to their worth.
We can knowingly recommend these ma
chimes 10 be Just what their manufacturer rep
resents them. We have had them in regular
use in our own family for over six months,
and VIC find that all the really hard labor ana
drudgery Of washing is entirely dispensed win
by their use. Washing is neat and pleasant
employment for lady with one OF Doty,s
Washing Machines and Uringers. and We
have thought that millionaire, with no De-
pendant heirs upon whom TO bcstow his Tor
tune would become one of the greatest hene'
factors Of his race by endowing fund WIN
which to give one Of these Washing Machines
10 the thousands Of overtasked washerwomtn
which we have in our land. Notice the llher'
al offer made by Mr.. Browning in this adSer'
tisement. There is no deception in his oucT'
and We would be willing to guarantee It's !ut'
ilment to the letter. Let every family when
can possibly do so, buy DUty's Washing Ma
china and Wrinper
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Thomas DHnphy,
Attorney AMI Counsellor AZ Law,
tWarren street.
NaW XaFk

But the onicer vas memorable, and dragged Mr.
Dunphy OF to the Brooklyn Police headquarters!
This was shortly ater 5 o'clock In the afternoon,
and Mr.. Dunphy wns held In the Brooklyn dungeon
until 1 tne following morning. the detectives
meantime closely interrogntng him. imagining that
they had very big thing. Mr.. Dunphy insisted that
himself that he was '" the real original ia.
cobs." tho only Tom Dunphy that he was on the
best OF terms with Mayor O'lill the Hon. william
NJ. Tweed, Peter Brains Sweeny, and alt the other
magnates Of New York politics. But the Brooklyn
detectives derided him with sardonc smiles and in
credulous shakes Of the head, inplying that he
mirht "tell that to tie m7r1nes" Al last one Of
lying; that his true name Gilbert; and that ho
must have an interview with superintendent jour
DIN.
This was just what Mr.. Dunpny wanted. A car.
riage vas oTrtete ed and the "priscner" was driven
to tie Police Central Oelce in Mulberry street but
(about A. M. The marty waited nearly an hour.
and then decided 10 visit Supsrintendent Jourdan =
house IN Prince street. Thither thew fastened and
began assault upon the door, ringing the bell and
kicking the panels. MR. Jourdan, fearing that rob-
bers were besiezing the house. was considerably
frightened, and soon the nei 5hbOrnoot was aroused.
Tile officers, learning that the Superintendent was
street, where he remained until ~ O'Clock yes
terday morninr.
At that hour Superintendent Jourdan and Can't.
Kelso arrived. 1nCir astonishmont may be imi...
ined. Dunphy explained, giving clear narrative
Of tie circumstances which gave rise to the suS.
picion on which he had been arrested. But the ar.
rest had been made IN BROOKLYN, and SgperintenG-
ant Jourdln had no jurisdiction. So Mr.. Dump,
sent back to Brooklyn. and there relsas ed II
= understood that he Will lmiEC lIItcy sue chief II
60 nne fnh ,J S res ma 70,
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WEDNESDAY, Aug. l0.--FLOUR AND MEAL--Wcst-
and state hours very dull l5 sc. hb low
saee $500 obls Al t541Og IS IS Or supeTne - O e. IS
for shp piping exras udng 1880 bOs. AT 81 delivered
and tbSosts5Q for med un 10 choice trade aud amily
brands, including -. LOUIS southern Hours nca'ly
nominal ~ e. $50 for Shipping cNtrls, and $estli0
for bakers and family nours. Rye hUur dull at a. 90
t7.1b Corn meal dull and unsettled.
SCHpMEs-CottOn steady bur quiet midding mp
lands i9lfc, splts turpentine dull 50 hc. Ilos1s
2Skc Two bales new hops sold Al SIC Whisky dall
and nominal at gc@ti, tax paid. Tallow ia fair ie.
mand al sA@lOc. freghts dull wheat 10 Liverpool,
6Sd.
tendency, sales "a 900 hush " 300 e. 32 Tor good 40
2hlwaukee, aud fldOli tl.d5 for Old aud new amber
winter Corn c. lower and fairly actiye sales 500
bush, manly western mixed, at glIs'dc oats, lc
lower and duh sales 2SOOO bush GOpGSc foi new
aud old OHIO, and 500 SIC. Tor aud old western
with new southern aud Jersey In the latt range rye
unsettled. Barley and barley malt quiet ani I'm
TEoUsIoNs-Pork fairly active but lower closing
weak sales 100 bbs NJ k9g15ssO for ncs,, the latter
tls9 W for plain aud extra mess 1leca beef steady
sales leo tcs. at So for prime Bacon dull ans
rather weak snles y bNs. long clear at l5Ac. Cut
meats dun. Dressed hogs in good demand, aud nrrn
We quote at lse.l2Sc. iot cry. Lard on spot wa
business sales 80 tcs. kettle rendered at lie and fof
future delivery 1909 tcs. AZ le1a for August ami son
tenber city quoted AZ lGGiO1c Butter and cheese
dull and dropping, Egg e5A2,c. for fresh
urocERiKs-Couee was more active but still quiet
bags RIO Rice % moderate demand, aud common
Y altits weak sales 100 bags haugoun al toti No
asses SIN dull, and quoted AZ Istlc Tor muscoy1do
ltM sugars very dull fair to good refining, ~ "a 10
salrs ~ mus, AZ lghc. tor Porto Rico lOLc Tor ST.
best crushed. ~ 'NfsN' ~
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q he e TYES oSSy l. sS y! A
The relatives and friends Of the family are resroct
e his grandaiher, lanes NJ Ki6c, s. ia St, % Sfs
dfy nssnISa' r ,gu. T,o,,. ,rr,.,r.
Ell,., Youngest sou Of Ralph and sarah Ellis. AGED
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful.
nviten to nttrnu the funeral lrom the residence Of
EBERLE.-Cornela Eocrlc, daughter OF John q.
o,c,oek from the wesley ii. F. cEurel Tomptas sv..
ENGLAND.-on Wednesday. AUGUST 10. Isabella.
ReaiiVes and rcnds OF Ne aniS are most rpec,
rgliy invited to attend I'd, nc funeral on thursday ~
ays; Mlihogt further invitation. ,,..
la Youngest daughter Of John b. and Charlotte Amelia
Edrldge, OF New Haven. aged months andj days.
IisSaT Ssa.t at IT, odaek = f 81 R cSI9s aS Sa
friends OF The family Respectfully invited To attend.
oGOhMLi ON tuesday. Augusta. john Uornly, aged
fic repds Of the family nre respectfully invited TO
attend ihe funeral, from ks late Jcnct. 80 GosrcE
,MokRIs!oN.ZOn iuesdAy, August 0, Fannie. wife Of
Benlanin Morrison.
Br9oslyn; Thrr.dly AUGUST II, nj ~ oc ocl +. II.
IepS,rma McRcyeS M he III "shT o her se . l'"'
The relative ANA friends Of tie family are invited 20
Ger St. Brookiyn, on Thursday afternoon att o'c pcE
MonmOgth anu Ocean County. n. D.. papers please
oliMoNp.-ou Tuesday evening. August o. Jarncs
The relatives and friends invited TO attend tho
yn on iicay o,cr ,g ne ~ se'Gsh b. bsooh
VIZ hoin,NsoS:-on Wsiac.dy morning. August 10,
pc Keai ny and ,ads re qvop to attend ne m
70; ell West 9'h it, tns JiluIsd.yJ ditainoou. ut
sHEA.--At West Hobokon " j.. On wednesday.
Angasi TO- Julia A. shea, widow OF PauicA Shea ci
l., The relatives and frcrd' oflhe family ara respectful.
" invited 70 attend The ngcr rom tho reside &c II
Friday, Aasu't i, ii ococ&t T. ~ "''' '''''"'"' %"
onMSoiieE The member. OF Mum odze. No. iro y
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his gaantry, liebt the Huttero those fans which
catch animation at his coming, his snlile, whose
awee;ness IL broken by
SLIGHT SURF on SARCASM,
even bis genial grace OF hesitation which converts
what in others would be \ detect into an ADDITIONAL
weapon Of fascination, all contribute to render him
the charm ADD delight " society at Newport, A. in
New York. His jes's. too are all fresh cut, and
have the sparkle OF the Juice them. Some OF our
professional conyersatOnista are always throwing
their ny on the same spot which they happened
last season TO hud splash. Mrs TfavCrs, too Is
one Of those charming women whose native sense
Of the beautiful enables her to enter without
thought into tho instructive feeling Of what is
gentle anil fair. The face. sweet feminine and con
hd.ng. with its grave, Ture lines, has simple dig.
ny which ie specially interesting. 1ravers seated
with her at the evening drive with his bright bunch
O. girls at big back l. family picture OF whicn any
American might feel proud. Should you act with
your accustomed liborality. slia certainly employ
Dr. Doremus to anayze Baltimore aud discover
what ts secret essence is Tor identifying the human
form divine
Aud now, az the season seems with Travers really
to have sot In will leave you for a day TO contoin.
ullte this nroty picture, and, putting my nyisi-
ble cap, I'LL endoavOr unseen to catch its choicest
CLEANS and imprison them on your editorial glass.
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and said, n you want glass OF water ~ on the
mQutel piecc % sald mad Just had drink and lett
the room with that.
MI Russcll-Do you know the hour that young Kelly
was IN the habit of getting M morning.? Al don I
know the hour know my shoes wore always At the
door whcn opened It,
Q.-WhAt tiIne would that he? A.-Not mech after
t-bctwCcnS and u'c,Ock never rose very late.
Coroner Rollns-Do you Know lis ustRl hour tor re.
tlrng A.-No, sir; lie always 10 bel before got
thCie | SUI pose my average luUr was very near IL
U'ci, OK ~ the summon time, ths last sumner.
There being no other witness IN the court room
executing Wi 'am Kelly whose examination the
Coroner said would De long. tic inquest vas ad
Jouruod until halfpast ~ o'clock tis morning.
NEWLY DISCOVERED EvIDgNcs.
II tht testimony now IN the uosscssion Of Conn.
stlur du nne-. q chairman Of tue Vigilance OOtl.
II itso, Shall Tear TIE ttt Of cross examination, 1t
vii oyoitaiu material aprgrrnt conclusions ut the
IGut and wliC., IN Cu:u, CtiOn with the fact
thai Tue dog " has rton ideut feel "a. Lavil. been
IN the siallC Will iut enG, pUbdc feobg, lor
is ~ a voice fIom ,lie grave OF Benjamin Nathan.
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THE UILLIE'S CRUISE.
The Bankers Handling the HaIyurds in
Long Island sound.


The yacht Willie, 20 tons, started on Saturday
from the Battery for a pleasure cruise up Long
Island sound, laden down with Vice-Commodoro
VIM. II. Cornett Of the lone Yacht Club Capt j.
c. Wyman. MT. Hunt, the paying teller OF the I'm,
porters' and Traders Bank, " whom was given the
especial charge Of the centre board haliards Ralph
L. uainwod, corresponding clerk of the same bank.
who assisted him In his arduous duties Counsellors
Geo. c. Dewitt. Jr., and Clarence A. Enbury. the
two handsomest men ia Brooklyn, who wore m o.
quito nets the whole trip to save their com
plexiOn from the sun Commodore Herman
hainwod, jolly Tom. Cottman, pretty Rob
ert Hay, OF Hallen, Hay u Co. Michael
Jacobi. the Pearl street mOAsses broker Philip w
Strouse who was sea-sick all the time Nuncendou
CottmBn, MILDLY from Annapolis leave Of al.
sence. who showed the boys how to sail the boat
Suss. Resented II. Leasing, who slept the whole
VOYAGE Ri. Ensign, Managing Clerk Tor David
David Dudley Fields law lrm and Charlie Bauer
dorf, the great American ELECTROMAGNETIC in
all They stopped at Hye-wheTe the Hon n r. g.
Ecclesne got on board, and fresh supply Of com.
missary was laid in in consequence-at Whitestone
and at Greenwich, where they visited the Americus
Climb. and took part in the anniversary ceremonies
at Luke Cohen's grove, They came down on Mon
day 10 witness the for the Queens cup and got
back to New York early yesterday morning. per
ieetlY sober.
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Gov. Stewards voyage TO China.

AuBURS Aug. 10.-Gov. Seward took the .
O'Clock train this afternoon for San Francisco nc
comuanigd by Mr., Hanson 4. Riscy and his two
daughters, Mr.. Geo. H. Baker financial agent Of the
State Department, and servant. Mr.. seward IL to
be Joined at San Francisco bv Gov. and Mra Ran
dan and the Hon. George T. Seward. Consul. General
to China. and wife, aud all will accompany him to
CHM and India
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DENNET. In Cincinnati. OHIO, on wcdr csday, March
49, 1870 by Judge M. r. Force OF the Court Of Common
Pleas, charles II. Dennct from Mary G. Dcnnet.
,luhsCH-in thi, city, on FRIDAY, July !. lso, By
Bloch Ilirsch.
TEACHER In Cincinnati, ONO. on Wednesday.
March ID, 1S0, by Judge N. r. Force OF the Cont %
Common Pieae, Frederick Teacher fom Esthcs
1Vscher
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RRIED.

M0NTRnes-SFRRELb.--On Tuesday. July q. by
the Rev william Cross. pastor OF ST. johns METHODIST
Episcopal Church. Newman Z. Montross To Miss
Georgina Serfell, all OF this city.
RODMAN-IRNING.-On Wednesday, Augnst ~, by
the Rev Christopher Rhodes Mr. James X. RodInan to
Miss Fanny Irving both of New York city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL T..


"hDSbSpAf' aug. W M'-Ihe Gay mas oeeh
active ana excited IN wal street, the principal i,st"Ics
peihs an auNance IN SHOCKS anu lutther ueohne IN
goo' Inc railway snare market mas oeen ouoyant ana
srohe' on hea'y purchases oy sfonp parues predlcat
Gu upon uhe pI0p"o'"y VI" thc meeting ID shra'ogs
TO-DAY OF inc repteeehhVes OF tne frank roads, wh'
nnaf TesW' IN M aiuIc'ple au1usucnt Vi q" penhnt
olmcWue'' anu rcstoiauoh oi HoiEnt auu passenger
charges upon oash ID iotce Previous 10 INC recent
competition, anu 70 wne" aluAion was maze ID ms
eoiuuin On mohuay nsN inc sclnrV"eih Hnuounoe
"oh' Vn' i"es Nouiu oo ao'ahoeu ~ SOU - VIC
necessary "DETAILS cou'u oc compIe'cu chu.eu e"arp
upNAru .uih IN prue~ni"r'ner s''nuaeu oy ue
ueeIne III Eoiu, Nna tne sowlut con'ieuon 10
oeI'an quarters mat eno en war WI "
sthoI' une' anu 'leoIy "n,on 'ne .ues' n,o'en.ns
mi, ,beo.v admits Of ,trops doubt, u hn, been N.
nro,.lon, ono 30 d, ans no. governed r,ox.r.n,. 4,
w, -, r, 49, ,oa,,n.. a., 49,, -. a.. y
,.o., 60, -, u,s.an ~, r.. ga. vah..,'
~, ., n, a., -, -, -. ,s..-, =, a., a. =
=. - - 10, 49,, ,,.., sr,.,,a.. -, 49,.
-, ,, -. 80, ,.s -, 49,
$3.50. -, - - ~, as.--,, - = -.
S,. -. - ,, -. -. ,s.,- -. -,
- . ~, -, -. 49,. ',.
shhue on from the hgnest nsutos Icaehou'
gold mar ms becn only SECOND m lmDortnnce
.. ..,...,, 80. -. =. ,orar,,. -, -
70 rnh"E tharo-' Ahu va" ic'eFIsl anu NeaN
Before regular Exchange hours Gales were elected
the formal opening. since then speculation
has been favorable 10 lower premium on the German
. ,s., "a -. a.. -, 49,. 1870, -
Weory Wentoheu hUONc' ho prto hhNlhS uechhou 70
li6S. the closing price at p. NJ. This occasioncd
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Live stock Market,

NEW YORK., wednesday, Aug, iO-Ony ? cars OF
uethte hlFtd ana there was nothing dong m beet
CAl,ie Hoilh mentioning. The wholesale meat mark I
Iecliedly weak, and unoFs the TGcclpts should o.
,shi lomorToT ana Friday, prices are likely TO iayo
lnc uuNelb. Nnminally, common 10 prime native
Steers are quolable At l2 Gc n, and Texans NJ SL
,e Tue receipts OF sheep anl lambs were 80 uead
fat HheeP were selling fairy at UNCHANGED prices hui
me mafoci - oyerftcCkcd with lambs. aul IN co wrr.
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How ought live, and what ought IN dos
These questions which can he answered fairly and
satsflt torily by thoroughly scientific phrcuolpg e,
such may be found az $50 Broadway, the Jld phrclO
logical Office OF Fowler Wes.--ddD.
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DnslntSs untitfs.

What rid Itt-Lyon's Kathairon made my hair
soft luxuriant and thick. and Hagan's Magnolia Balm
changed mat slow complexion into marble teauty
sou now see This is emphaticaly the language Of all
who use these articles fine head OF hair and refined
complexion are the greatest attracto ns woman
possess. Tho Katharon and Magnolia Balm are Just
what will give them to you. and nothing else will The
Balm is the bloom OF youth 1t makes lady Of 80 APP
pear but 90 Both articles entirely haiine e. and
very pleasant. They should be in ever lGdy
sion.
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CHEAP CARRIAGFs.-Wood Brothers Co. have
removed to theirnow premises, $40 Broadway one door
below Aston place. and arc selling carriages chealc
than cycr-Ifr.
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There q more active business In State bonds
which was well distributed throu ghout the let The
more prominent dealings were Ia the North Carolina
the Old oeing hrm at ~. new. % special tax. az
and funding act bonds OF isS. rs, New rCnne-stcs
We're strong and advanced y ccut. to 6i9, aud new
Nirsinas to q sona Carnliuas new DAN And July
d. Cluing = cent, to n; GcortiL - steady AZ
81 Alabama 50 selling az gSls1 aud New YORK bounty
hOnde, l9i There aso NOR. activity In city bank
shares, Ocean selling ut -; hank OF state OF New
York. ll3; American Exchange. ll3kGIli; Ninth
Naliona-- n0 and Continental .nJs. Railroad bonds
were strong. with sales Of Central Pacincs ut 50
Unions. $! Ads!A Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy :
cents, no; ROcK Island cents. YJ Chicago am
Northwestern consolidated. s0i OAlo AID Alkals.
sippi conso dated. 50, and Fort Wayne nrsis
i0l The following were the closing street quota
tons OF Union Pacific securities First MORTGAGE S2A
@S2A land grants. 9lsGIS. incomes, Is. a7sk and
stock. 90 100.
90 exircme quotations New York Central stock
huetustei between bia aud s6A scrip, 90AGs9ls /;
Harlem. l5hxalH krls, 22el+.s Reading, S5a!CA (;
Lake Shore S2k@yA WahaSl 50pSl; PttsbuFg. iOsi,
@l0'i Northwestern common 81. '1S2N The prcfe
red 0iIas6A Rock island, 49, fstli st. Paul 6ll,
4OiA 81 Paul preferred 1Ilsd,1A. AMI Oho and Mis-.
sis-lppl, $40 SlS. Investment seNuriues nrin,
with sales Of Illinois Central ~ 1874 Erie pre-.
ferrcd, IS; Michigan Central, lisk; Ch.caco
and Alton, nv the scrip ll3 Morris and EsseN.
~, Hannibal and II. joseph common, l0l, the PIE.
ierrrd ilIit and e. & and / G, l-.r'~i.. Ni-ceila
neous shares were quiet. though Mariposa preferred
was nrm ~ Ps0j Western nIOn Tcysl nrh steady At
SIA anu Pacific NAL wcaS AZ cl5,3L, EXIIcss share,
were dall. with sales OF Wells arEO a CO, 4.
Closing prices at c l.. NJ.
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MARINB INrhLLI0ByCE.

g.. -, MINIATURE ALNAEAC--THTs nay.
sun rises.....5 % sun ectE...i o. Moon rises 81
Hiuu wATEE--rHts DAY
Sandy Hook. II Gov. Island alicu Gate. -
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Eminent medical men In We long held in HIGH
estimation that valuable curative agrnt HELMBoIp's
BUouu they constantly prescribe for diseases Of
the bladder. kidneys, urinary organs srangury. COM
plants incidental to emales. and general prosuaon Of
the system.
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Snstrutilcu.

DENNINGTDN SEMINARY p,rr .i,.r. an
= '--N IINlclass schnul Tor hIih s,v's. "...If
. ', ltu.i' "' sIu.' h.. tulr1utr'l .Ir.-.
""" '''. SO ieI rear, s!.p, neat t'f.u ' .- o.
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A.-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWING..

Ir,es rNd m, gold, lnioruation iufntsi:i m.
highest acs PAID tor douhoous and All ktnIl =; l43
-NN''NeH lAALOR Co, Banker. e
10 wall ~. New YORK
sd ROYAL, HAVANA LOTTERY pr.l-s
~, NV - d.. 49, liulhAtllu nli aishDl Ihs ...t
,l,ra pad lor douboons and an Iiuds II oh an ls
W. a. l., MARC 4 90 lrah.'l4
10 Wal IT,. New York
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A most pleasant sign for the season That Bayard
OF Brokers and most gallant Of gentlemen, william
H. Trayers, has just returned, and he is the sod and
life Of Newport. Amid the dToaTy desert OF drOw-
siness aud dulness, IL was refreshing to fall upon
the green spot at the bar, where, accompanied b
Mr. f. Fame, of the British Legation, q tine, frank
manly specimen of the English gentleman, and
beNy Of bright people, lie was concOeting Campion
cocktail one OF those gentle drinks, Dsraeh says
which the American fancy can alone devise TrGverA
possesses what IL given To few, an Unborn grace OF
manner and power 10 please wnich cannot he pur.
chased or acquired, but Is the giit OF nature. Iis
bighbred Iir, his cordial hand. his gAety, hls wAm
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Mr. Field-Q Did you hear any footsteps 10 Kelly's
room on retiring on Thursday night2 A.-No CIR
heard no noise at Gi everything seemed perfectly
quiet my father spoke In his natural tone, and every
thing seemed the same MS usual
Q-lour inther said nothing nom which you could
ner whether lie had been asleep and NV akened or had
h t,a lying awaken A-ho slr diant Intend 60 g9
walked sideways into his fpQm and ttood By the knot
~ The dn0r, He asked II Washington was at home
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-19

COLUMBIA, 8. o., February 18th.
cotton market has been rather dull durinl
the past week, the sales only amounting
to 290 bales. as fpllove:s % bales ct 22c.
36 at 22111;.s6i as 28; !22 mt 231S; 124 al
234.
New YORK, February ls-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Money easy, at 5(96.
Exchanee-long SO; short 91k. Gold
| 1914. 62s, coupon, 10; Tennessee's, ex.
coupon. 5614; new 1895; Virginia's, ex.
coupon, 81; new N651s; Louisiana's, old,
708; new 69H: lsvee 6's 69z&; 8's 90;
Alabama 8's 94; 5's GO; Georgia 6's 81;
rs 90; North Carolina's. old, 49,. new
26A; South Caroina's, old, 81; new 81.
Wheat dull and 1920 lower. but firm.
Pork frmer-mess 26.75. Lard quiet,
at 154@15as. Cotton dull and de-
cli1ingIAI; Freights steady:
7P: M.-Money easy, at 5@6. Ster-
ling dull, at 81. Gold dnll, at 1875 a
1917. Governments steady. Southerns
dull. Cotton strongly favors buyers,
with sales of 2,1OO bales. Flour un.
changed. Wheat dull, at Moons decliDe-
winter red aud amber Western 1.276
1.30. Corn scarce. Pork firmer-neW
26.75. Lard frmer-kettle 16616k.
Whiskey 5000. Freights unchanged.
Groceries quiet.
BALTIMORE, February 1S.--Cotton
lower, at "a. Flour and wheat steady.
Corn dull-whits 94(995; yellow 93@94.
Oats 53@55. Rye 90@95. Provisions
firmer and prices unchanged. Whiskey
99@1.00.
ST. LOUIS, February 18.-Corn de-
olining-mixed 71972; yellow 72@74.
Whiskey steady, at a. Pork firm, at
27.5O(9T.75. Bacon frm-shoulders
12L@121a; clear sides 16@163l. Lard
dull ana nominal.
CINCINNATI, February 1S-.Corn un-
changed. Mess pork 2725. Shoulders
l2A; no sales; clear sides 16}4@16%.
Lard firm.
MoBILE, February 18.-Sales of cotton
to-day 300 bales-middling 23IS; receipts
l, ,102; exports 2,S65.
AUGUSTA, February 1S.-Cotton mar
ket dull and lower with sales of $50
-middlings 23(023L; receipts 447.
SAVANNAH, February l8.-Receipts of
cotton to-day 1,545 bales; exports 1852;
sales 350-middling 23L.
CHARLESTON, February 1S.--Cotton
market lower, with sales of 400 bales
middling 2324; receipts 567.
PARIS, February 1S.--The Bourse
opened quiet-rentes 73f 45c.
LONDON, February 1S--Noon.-Bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased
Ella. 900, 900. ConsoIs opened at 92saa.
Bonds SSI.
LIVERPOOL, February 1s-Noon.-
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales of
the week 62, 900 bales; exports 1000;
speculation 5000; stock $50. 900, whereof
American is 147, 900; receipts of the week
l5,OOO, of which American is $4,000.