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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-04

Making close connections with Trains Of Cen
trail and Georgia Railroads, for Savannah. and
all points in Florida, Macon, Columbus, Mont
eo1ery, Mobile, New Orleans, Selma, Chattauoo-
ga, Memphis, Nashville Louisville. Cincinnati
St. Louis, all points South and West:
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked te
all principal points.
C~ Passengers by this route GOING NORTH
have choice OF THREE DIFFERENT ROUTES.
C. BOUKNIGHT. Superintendent.
E. r. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agt.
Mar 90 13-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-04

Va 1SUltJ Vi IhS AI+ -NSN'>~s' oSAA>0S
of the City of New York.
PROFESSOR r. S. NEWTON, NJ. D,
Professor and President Of the Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice" Of
Medicine, Cincinnati, &C.
One of the most eminent medical men of this
age-well known as the author Of the follow
ing STANDARD medical works: Newton's
"Practice of Medicine" Diseases Of Chill
dreu," "Newton's Symes Surgery" SC, in
December number of American Medical Re-
view-page 27S. says:
"Among the more recent efforts to. intro
duce popu larly, some Of tine new remedies,
we notice new preparation compounded by
J. J. LAWRENCE, N. D., Of Norfolk, Va,
which is furnished tc The profession and the
public in any desired quantity. We recently
examined his Laboratory, and became fully
satisfied that all his work is done in the best
manner, By the most approved processes, and
from the best materials, giving as result a
medicine meeting the confidence Of the ply
sicians and the public"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-04

J. NEWTON FoWLES, Agent,
Newberry, s. O..
~ Agents Wasted. Eberd arrange
mcnts will be made With Baen who MEAN
BUSINESS. June % u.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-04

KosKoo is endorsed by the best physicians eV-
eryvhere. Read the following from DR.. Tillery,
successful practitioner Of many years standing
IN thA Old North Sf1fe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
De craaY .oa &Dg@RT SEAS.

Observation-Disclosures fAor-Flhh and sixth col.
AsrRILU " -TwrLrru PAer-F Fourth column
bILL!AhMns- rs ,ELEyIS,n ! 40; & Fourth i.. cq;gnn
BOARD ks AND Lob lrs WAaTED-SEcoNp PAGE
BoAhn AND IolrGIS0 wAHTED-sEcosp PAor--Firs,
RaAE sJa s
spslSk 'sid OPPORTUNITIES TwrLrrn PACE Fourth
aE SEl ssa4 sys
oLEhRsS LEsS1 And sALpssES TWELFTH PAun-TAlrd' col
Hs5 sf"1
coAsT%fsE n'f i@sn ssrnAnsmrs-Frasr PAcrFh and sixth
oeG%n s,s
COUNTY, BoAED-secosD rAaz-Firs, and second oOl-
DWELLING Housas TO LET. FURNISHED AND UN.
fS coumn
kSsSts Ga P@srra ooumo
=kxrhEsS, =M 3 saE.nyEsan pAgE-sesoud column.
FfsANoI d-ELKvHsTn PAsR-rnrd and fourth COL
Eur s.ALE+TwELrrH PAer-slxth column
FsHSoa rAczrouA
BELf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAar-Third and
HELP vWiAaSSHTiEsIp~'iENALAs-r TWELFTH PAer-sccoua
HoRsas cAnRi& iSG les, &o-Fnsr PAcrsecona third
HorElsrsE:osD sS..o 81 is"1i rs@a-Fi.s, column,
HOUSES, Kooas. &C., wAATLD-EtrvEsTH PAGE
ICE ChsAM-FLEsr PAtr-Fourth column.
ev 5EsssS sfS2 HOB cfG fGa RSS
GEN NAL rSaAfE For sALE-sEcoAp PAGE
Third column.
koAE Eau9;s sSr%n ssn,
MACdINERY-TwEtTTn PAGE Sixth column.
nAkBLE MISUNDERSTANDING rAaE-fourth column.
SiscaLtASsUeh5; q; Al me SH
MIsGEt LAskoCs-ELEvrsTn PAGE Fourth column.
SICAL--ELrvESrn ssGESilih column.
YEISONAI-FIksr FACE Eirs column.
fIANOFOhTES- PAGE-Six,h column.
REST T-sEcnsD rAar4 Third co.ig'u.
REAL ESrAT.- 10 EICIthNGE-sSCoAD PAdE-Fourth
column
REAL ESTATE wANrEp-sEcosD PAoE-rourth col.
REWARDS pAGE-rourh column.
Fo urth ani q th couiAts.
SALES Ar AUCTION -SAccSD PAGE-Fifth and sixth
oolumns.
srTUhrIJNs wLETED-FEMALEs-Twr PAer-
ttis, anL second columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NOTICES PAGE-Firs. and second COL
sPoRTiSG-DoGs. BIRDS, So.- FIRST rAGr-seoond COL
STORAGE -ErEvESTH PAoE-sixth column
SUMMER RESUkTS-SECoND PAGE Second and third
TIE TRADEs-TwE.TTH PAGE-Four,h column.
The 4 kF-FIRsT PAer--Second column.
no LET FOR BUSINESS rukPOsEs- SECOND PAGE
= Fourth column.
TRAvELLEks' G IDE-ELEvESTH PAGE-Ffth column.
WAITED To uRCHAsE-ELEyEsTn PAGx-second
YACHTS sTEAMBoArs. ac-ELrvHSrH PAox-second
column.
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COASTWiSE STEAMSHiPs.
)ACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
Through Line to
California and China
Freight and passage greatly


Freight and passage greatly
Through rates. New York to San Franclsoo:-
slss f!ssi 70 C1ss; sI1S s'1ssas' ssos
according to location o. berth.
These rates include behs board and all ncecssares for
steamers Of the above line leave pier q rver foot Of
on 9Th and 2is, Of each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Med
JaX e,.IsIN1 STAR, Captain Aaury connecting with
steamer tgISA viii leave San Francisco August l. 1870.
All freight for Francisco viii 60 as fast. and be re-
csIyed anii ?. NJ. Taeaday, July 5,
facilities Afforded shippers in colec,Og inland eaarces
p. r. BABY. Agent.
EoK HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, AND REVERE DU
Loup, 81 Lawrence river Passage only, having supe
The splendid steamship TrLLIE.
a S ef f0T om As
Parties desiring pleasan, .ni.
Trunk Railway and ys quebec and Montreal return
way OF '''''" and the White A'fsi'i' TSsT
Passage Kvsre du Loap & currency
x NIL sTRihsaf TR bhxAft COMPANY
from gcr No Nor sTy rer O'CLOCK r. n precisely
MsspDs MokEo Sis Snpia4 Sosu j. p Ewssd
colt NBIA Captain i. Van Slice e,.',........ July n
For freight or passage apply to
g. q. WHEELER, Jr., President,
No. b Bowling Green.
L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Steamship Line,
lowing pier No eNorlh river at O'Clock PM, foiows
GO wAstiiNaToN csgcr
Freight received daily Through rates ven Gayeson
lndianOla, Mobile and st. Louis
Cabin passage S5O steerage, s For passage freight
apply to H. 3. CROMWELL L CO, 80 West street
CTEAM CoNMuHICA1IoN
- with
Delaware PeDinRula and Delaware
Breakfa.rr.
The Delaware and New YORK Steamship Company win de-
spatch The steamer WASHINGTON, Captain wsacc, from
per I'll North river Tursiay and trlay NJ
Lowcs Dell taking freight for all points the junction and
hreakwatrr Railroad. For freight aud passage Apply at
GeAsd on pier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GENCY AT SARATO A. =
n BY request OF numerous patients Dr. L. WALES of
the New York Medical nvery has opened an Agency et
l25 Brc1dway Saratoga, Is prepared supply
with the celebrated UNIVERSITY MEDICINES. Medical
advice regarding the OF the various waters free
AGENCIES FOR THE SALE OF THE US1yEEsrry Y
hero these fv rite prescriptions OF the
York Medical College constantly kept large quantities
adyce free Various illustrate! books free.
HrDNUr CO., Herald BuiGing, New York.
BROOKLYN NJ H6hrs snoSn N. aos'n sass s'sss and
Washington streets
WILLIAMSBURG crasa street, +; LIVINGSTON lso
NEWARK, n. J-Dr. J.w. OSBORNE h CO.. 4s2 Broad st
PATERSON n. J.--Dr. NJ. MOSS l67 Main street.
ELizABhTH, n. J.-WHITEHEAD HOOKER, III
Broad street -
RAHMAv, n. J.--J. A. MALLON, 10 Main street
aue, Five Corners.
NEWBuRG, n. Y.-CHAPMAN & CO., Ill Water street
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-NOYES 4 SHEPHERD s0l Chapel
street.
PHILADiLPHIA, Pa-No 1857 Chestnut street.
BAL1IMOkE Md.-No. IL North Holiday street.
WASHINGTON, d. C.--No. Sg Pennsylvania uvonue.
rITIsBC Rti. Pa.-Eo. iS Market street.
uAknlSB RG Pa.--Coraer Second and Walnut srcets
5oSIpN, Mass,-No. 637 fremont street.
Ints AGO, Ill-No Az South State street
81 LOUIS MONO. 20j South Fifth street.
TRol " Y.-No. 2j Wotkyns' Blocx.
sh n Mo- 81 Main street (Crystal Paiacel.
sa"1tsa ns. -Corner Lawrence and Dauphin streets.
hlSln, va NO. Hl6 Broad street.
eAhAIOfH N. Y.--DR. s. WALES, No. 125 Broa dvay.
And S,ep Amor agencies.
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cAaBslA:::...ssI' y%y g TwH w.......Msd, ysy g
~: sSs Xas.
First sas. e .ps p.s';IsFs I .esdss esyaSs Il 70 'qTsass
ihssuf.en ;irsst:. sood for twslve %on,A.' sisa
Wishing % s.nd for Ssf rs"s ic can % ~
a' Appy s1sa hs tC%pan;s DaysS; sa ss.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BREMEN HAvsE,SSn AIIsS;l LONDON.
Tho new, first class and elegant ron mal''eAm'hips
tons and new ~ ASrss qSss soTs Jsy Captain Ernst
5000 tons and 10 S9rsspc%sr' Capt ". NOrdenAo.
and .oc ea e. won
.,,,. . london: M.vre, Bremen and Southampton.
s.uus First cabin ohn sl2S goa
SECOND cabin y goid
For passage or freight Apply to
es Broad street, corner Beaver. New York
DIRECT LINE TO AND FROM FRANCE.
~ "he Hamburg American Packet coiapanys 'roa mail
AILEMANNIA,
ssPsn cn A. ssyenas s gto States mails will
.', rLYNotTii. CfESb6 Rd AND HAMBrRo,
taking passengers ~ London via Pymouh) and Paris (va
First Cabin, slso Second Cabin S7s; s,eerag., $aa
payable m uried States gold coin
TX KtShafpr iH Si Co. 0'0" oI B. 'ff REGARD BoAs,
srSad s Barclay ss.;Sss
N fSI sfEAM 10 E'f fGhIivERrooL AND QUEENSTOWN.
from pier Al North river.
HELyETIA, ,9rigs..."........ sa.ardsy, July 9, 12M
passssss Liverpool or oacena,own~cscn s75 sSs
steerage T2
rsa sns .Ss ss '% rsp
Apply at the company's office Sy = Broadway ,,y.s,
--------------------- --------
y The British and North American Royal Mail steamships,
Sa..is Nednssasy, july % s Wsin.asy july 20
samarn." eanssaay Jnyy Sny,sm'a ;Thnlsday yny2
sG$s' :..wssas:sss ysy Ssss1a:. .;iSS1.dsy: j$y IS
,,, BY the s'ss@'. , S not s.ylsg s,sssase sso
yirs. cabin 70 Paris siaS gos
Return "'A''. By the steamers carrying atscrasc
First cabin ...$sJ, gold Storage "$ao currency
siss5sSs .isls. ron liverpool and Queenstown ana ali
Through Sls Of lneing given for Belfast aassow Hare
nesn po 0'Ae' p0f'' on Tue anu LOT
o%S No. Bow.s e rn, Building
ot',' :" '''A"osHlN ~ Asen"
Ss ASn y .s l LSE o
| ley, lev. !, r..,. ~ " s,'1,a,. - ,n,,,Am
cmy Of CORK Tassasy, July
cy S aSrs ya halifax ns y
AMI Sn;S Saturday and alternate Tuesday FROM
Pe' W. Rates Of PASSAGE.
Payable In gold. Payable IN currency.
First Cabin single berth. .Hv5 stcerage : .. $50
10 paw. s,n,is % hsr,n uS ~ % r,s % %
70 JJa iS.y N 8 snoa To IauSo, " q S'''''''' ~ ~
barh - - 'NsN On ~ N-' N' N''''''''' ~
pa snna:r, ola, - ryavra Ear,,,r, pr,r,,
cnn hc honoht hera M rata. nv
~,ssSs send tsS sSslr friends: D' ,, ~ :, p''''A
For further particular. app, a, The company's once
oohN y. nALf. Agent,
10 broadway, n. Z.
go, ,toycr 49,, m, y,,v.r 70
~ Tne Hrnera lransaannc E2npany 9 mai steamships
pe"ecn NeW iorh Nna ase; Ni ca.ng , =. press Al.
xvsss ca hs r9uis ior 'no continent
1nn ,to'p pea o. ~ No'h r'ef Us vt,
nT1 'Sauruhy Juiy
shLE sr nE rnHis nurmont :saurdsy Augus
Ia s a'o y. ~ - 3 august
To Bros pr Fr CABIN E sido. Sscoad can, M,
~ t,a, IT, 0" ,oat M ss' ~''
10 10 rnris sineinhg ra.way . M ucketl-s.o anu ~.
.hese Meauies no nov Garry "eeraxe PnssenssIs' g.
~ ~ Era. h kvns Nv W , ' .us nou'
bv
LssiJ.. ,Jn,a ,rc,t.s 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS sHoRs
III Trunks and yslsea at the Great Family Shoe Empo
rum $3.50 Dower Bort street. selling 40 per cont
below sroadwsv prices. W. y. BIGFLOW.
ROBERT IRWIN,
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A UYNARDs STORAGE FOR FURNIrrRE PIANos
"A. baggage, &C.. Fourteenth street ,ni ~ nj "a
Bank street eocger. Furniture packed shnpnd or
osed III CITY country. Responsible for breakace "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01

1,ROTTING.-FLEETwOoDr PARK, MORPISAHIA, JULY
2, at O'Clock; match a50o mile heats, In 8; Owners
blk M Kate McGowan, to wagon; j. Murphys b. Lady
WhftmOre, Ia harness.
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EUROPEAN srEAMs IIPs.

THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
J. SAT- to aad from ulasgow and Derry
every Wetnes'iay anf Saturday, .
booking pAsscugsrs at the lowest rates aud Forwarding
them At reduced rates 20 ali railway stations IN
Great Britain, ireland, Norway, Sweien, DenmSk, Ger.
many and America a. ssely, speedily, comfortably snd
cheaply US BY any other line.
,o, .TxrETss' sTFAsKns. "rXTSA" sJnAxEns. oo
EuR0PA....., Sat-, July 9l CALEDONIA. Wed, July 9
INDIA. Sat, July l6 BRITANNIA. Wed, July y
CAMBRIA. Sat, July 90 IOWA. Wed., July 30
A10LlA;ii;. Sat. july 81 PAGAN. ...."wea' Jar q
anu every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter
From pier ~ North riveT sew orS-
Rates OF passage, payable IN currency:-
First cabins. ~, and t7a according TO .ocStion.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, Sl30.
intermediate. nS3; storage. ~.
Certcaes ~ reduced rates. be bought here by those
wishing 70 send for their friends.
ura.ts issued. payable on presentation.
HENDERSON BRoTHrRS.
No. Bowling Green.
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ITO neutrality-suspicious., ELEVATIONS AND
general Specifications for Buildings for Normal College
ana Training school, u be erecc In this city, will be
ceivcd by tho undersigned at the office o. the Clerk Of the
Board Education Of Grand im until
Wednesday, July 20 1e7o, and until o'clock NJ said
day.
For the plans &c. which may be considered by the
mttee the best and worthy OF being adopted premium
Of twelve hundred dc,lars will he paid.
For the second ees premium Of ak hundred dollars.
For the third best premium OF two hundred and nifty
dollars.
Circulars containing the OF the site conditions
&c., be had by applying personally, by note,
SUPERINTENDENT OF buudrrs and Repairs No. N6 Grand
street, third hoor ISAAC BELL,
WILLIAM r. DURYEA,
BERNARD SM TIL,
MAuNUS GROSS,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Comnlittee Normal College, &c.
FZw YORK, June n, 1876.
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SPORTING DOGS, DiRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sae-Medcnes for nil diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng Birds at b. DOVEYSs No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
N. B.-Lades attended by Rrs. Dovev.
EO1 GRAND STREET, ONLY ONE DOOR FROM
OIf Columbia strect-MM. HueON's cheap Gun Pistol.
and Fishing Tac1s 3; re Sssins and repairing In the
manner; 81 years. experience.
THE TURF.
FASHION COURSE SUMNER MEETING.
To be trotcd for July at IN PM. purse $s o00 for
bres that have beat ~ 90 &100 to first, $500
second, 400 to third and sso to fourth arren Page
enters b. Shepherd Knarp, S. w. B0wn ent ch. g.
Locust an Mace enters nedoc Alex. Fatsr enters
c3 Drsadnau.h j. Odikirk enters blk Patchen Chief,
White g. Hl enters oh. WIN. Fl. Taylor VIM. II.
4 Sen enter b. &. Western New York, Hmm Woodruff
enters blk. m. jose Wales.
w. II. SAUNDERS SON, ProprIe,ors.
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spECIAI NOTICES.

T CRAWFORD, N. j.
"A On Mondhy JAY e. Ora nd COLLATION. viii served on
the grounds OF T. r. Lonnsory tSq Az those who dosie
avail themselves to purchase Los pt this magnificent
sould avail themselves OF the hnal opportunity Lots from
RlUO an upwards.
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A EGOSTCRA BIrTFRS--THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
~ quests the public the trade 10 suspend their judg
ment upon the charges maze against him In recent circular
until theCourt, which !nvesga;ns the matter, nders
decision That the resnt the present suit Will be % show
his Innocence ar fasehood of the accusations
him, Ia new certain. +. SCkULTHiIS.
MEN YoRE, June 80, 1870 VI
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M J. DIXON, 27S BLEECKER STREET. FURNIsH HES
. hotels restsurants fairs excursions
with his ceebrsted steam Tee Cream Of a nsyos nj tgc.
per qUats~
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ALLERToN-OnS Sunday, August a. at bis residence
Fordham, N. Y, GEORGE W. ALLERroN, in the 6ith
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral this Wednesday) afternoon at
one O'Clock, without further notice. The remains
will be In attendance the arrival OF the half past
eleven train from Harlem depot, Twenty sixth stteet
ANDEEsoN,-On Friday. August IL, at his resi-.
dence. IA Chicago, OF diabetes, JOHN 8. ANDERSON
In the 41st year Of bis age.
Hi! remains were inferred at Railway, n. j., on
BARNEs.-In Jersey City, on Tuesday, August 10,
LYDIA, infant daughter Of William E. and Lydia II.
Barnes. aged month and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF ner
PARENTS 24o South Fifth street, on Thursday after
BowER:-In Brooklyn, e. D., on Tuesday. August
49, Mrs. SUSANNA BOWER, youngest daughter OF tho
In the 72d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends ofthe family respect.
dist Episcopal church. South Second street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, Brooklyn 4. D., on Thurs
day afternoon, at o'clock
English papers please copy.
BRINCKERHoFf.-At Esopus, on Tuesday, August
I6. WILLIAM r., son Of Abraham and cathar!ns
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BYRD.-At stockbridge, Mass. on Sunday. August
Il, ROBERT p, eldest son OF George J. and Hannah
Friends aud relatives OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral IRON the resi-.
dence OF his parents, No. West Twenty ninth
street, this wednesday, afternoon at two O'Clock.
CAvANNAH,--At Catskill, on Monday, August Is,
CATHERINE CAvANNAu, widow OF william A. Ca.
vannah.
Notice OF funeral herafter.
CosTRIro.-on Tuesday, August 49, STEPHEN Cos
TELLo, a native Of county Clare, Ireland, aged AZ
years.
Funeral leaves - Greenwich street this Cwednes.
day. afternoon, al three O'Clock.
CUSACx.-ln Brooklyn, sunday August II,
ELLEN RopERIcK widow OF Patti Cusack. OF XII.
rush, county Clare, Ireland, In the 9th year OF her
age
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect.
fully Invited to attend tho funeral, this "wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock, from her late residence,
corner OF Myrtle avenue aud Skillman street.
Klrush and Limerick lIrelandl papers please
copy.
DONouog On Tuesday August 10. MARY DoNo-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY. August 1876 +. NJ.
aHADOWS FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY. August 1876 +. M.
SHADOWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Wall street is still exercised over the problem In.
yolved in the relation Of the present war to American
finances. It has been noticed before here that the
popular theory, and the one most generally acted
upon, Is that Prussian successes mean cheap gold
and French successes the reverse. This idea B
founded likewise upon the assumption, equally popu-
lar and unreliable, that Prussan successes mean an
early peace In support OF this theory Is the
ment In British consols which, seeming 10 take peace
as their only basis OF appreciation, .1ucruate with
the veliest senstveness with every report from the
field Of conflict Against these theorists are large
class who believe that Europes diouty is Americas
opportunity to make money. They hold that contin-
uance OF the war means large demand for American
securities ito leave out Of consideration breadsuns)
as the safest and best investment that can be found
and consequently with the appreciation OF our Gre
dit, decline In gold. Slngulary, however, these
are not willing In the face Of peace prospects. to
operate upon the logical reverse of their assumption
and buy gold on the certainty OF its gong up
Others, with much shrewdness. hold that financial
disturbance In one country cannot occur without q
corresponding erect In oil others having business
relations herewith; that the money centres OF the
world are now In such close sympathy, and the ALL
ances Of trade DO complex and extended, that Hnsn
Cal uAStToSS III Ou0 cduuOI mean prosperity any
other; hence, that when monetary disturbances oc-
cur In one all feel the shock. Can 1t be wondered
at, therefore, In view OF this great puzzle, that
DULNEsS PREVAILS,
and that men as much as possible avoid engaging
In operations the result Of which Is dependent upon
events wholly impossible TO DO anticipated, and
which, even II foreseen are capable Of such different
results2 This has been without exception Of the
dullest days this summer or course much may be
attributed to the absence OF very great number Of
leading operators, who are studying nature play.
Ing faro at the various summer resorts. This how.
ever, is not an unusual circumstance, and may DO
expected every year, as they say in the almanacs
"about this time" Owing to the exciting effect Of
the war,
has sustained an interest among dealers longer than
other speculative objects; but, in the uncertainty
now prevailing, not alone ass-t0 the precise
situation Of the belgerents but the particular
interest the Gold Room mas In either, even
1t has ceased to afford much opportunity
for money making or develop any but the most
Indifferent results. Thus to-day the extreme range
Of the premium was one-halr per cent-frOm 118A
to 1l7X. The market towards the close was strong,
upon reports that the engagements for to-morrow's
steamer were over S. 600. 600 and decline in Brit
ish consols. The following were
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

Murried.
BAuM--GoTTHOLD.-On Wednesday, August IT, by
the father OF the BRIDE, the Rev. l. Gothod, ut his
residence, Mr.. FREDERICK II. BAUM, of Kansas CITY
NO., to Miss ROSA GoTTHOLD OF this city.
JEFFERY-HORSs.-In this city, on Tuesday, Aug.
Hss n 10 W tv hes 9' onnGest 20 - m
late Mr.. J. G. Horns, formerly OF Leicester England
WARNER-NIEBUHR,--By the Rev. r. Borvin Lock.
wood, OF Jersey CITY Heights. GEORGE w. WARNER
Of New York, to ANNIE Il. NIEgUHR, Of Jersey City
Heights, N J.
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and heavy, S3c. q $50. So 49, s
market for copper wa. fairly active the do.
mand pclna partly speculative but chiefly for consumption
ana prices were rather higher holders refusing to lake
~ tho close below 2o. The sales fully 900 lbs al
S SoS a. ofG for Baltimore 2oe soc for lake ana ao
oIe gold with sales Of 25 tons slean (ne $40.
"a msna was quiet but unchanged IL value few
gold for common to prime. Foreign iron-scotch pg wcs
rainier better demand ut about gures the market
s,o;ing Ct Sss for ESinto1 $sa SSi 50 engsrnoct
aug HSo TOT Gartsherre the saes tons
$Sc Nv DO Glensarnock At 4A and 800 Egiinon ON
sro terms The supply OF Glengarnook moderate
uSoss Price were ss not qpStaby higher No was
sales sales. were 1000 tons No. i Manhattan on private
erms put a. an advance former quotations. Refined bar
U %as du and nominal =. 7s New rails continued rule
FL currency for American sPg was Suiei exceps for
strait na which was quoted at S6c gold with sales OF
&c., gold and Bancs at S7c. &c. do Without sales Of
momen rates were dull at SO rs 49, gold l. C. char
t cSn ~ Sra 20 " dS for g. eoke SO
l. coke and SSS charcoal erne on private terms
unsettled and prices entirely nominal at our
The demand only for small parcels supply immediate
wants. ~SFS' '-~~'~'"
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NANTUCKET CGNsUs.-The following IA the result
OF tue census OF Nantucket:--Numbcro OF dwellings,
1885, families, l,l60; white males, 1.796; white
females, 2,936 colored males, 81; colorea females,
%; NUMBER OF males over twenty-one years Old
1857, and the total population, A. l3o or these y5
males and lol females arc foreign Dorm. The de.
crease In population SINCE 1905 Is roo or l4}s per
cent,