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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-10
An Old Lady on Base Ball.

We were interested in listening tc
a conversation between an old lady
and her little grandson, who were
witnessing the Haymaker- red stock.
ing game. 1t was evidently the first
game of base ball the old lady had
ever witnessed, while her grandson,
a bright lad of seven years, was
thoroughly posted in its intricacies.
Grandmother appeared to feel a lit
tie ashamed about being a spectator
to ''sich foolishness," as she fire.
quently stigmatized it, yet she often
applied to the boy for information
on the subject, which he gave with
professional accuracy, employing
terms which were hopeless jargon
to her evidently, for her usual re-
mark was, "Well, that may be so,
but 1 don't know nothin' about it. -
"He's caught him outr' shouted
the boy, clapping his hands excited
ly, as the left field took fly.
"Caught who outF' inquired the
old lady, adjusting her spectacles,
and scrutinizing the ground closely.
"Caught Harry Wright out"
"Well, what was Harry doin' out
there if he didn't want to get
caught? Why don't he stay in?"
"The left field caught him on a
fly, grandma"
Nonsense, Johnny, he couldn't
get out on fly. He might get out
on horse or mule, but how could
he get out on fly? You better get
out yourself, Johnny. l don't un-
derstand nothin' bout it" 70 .'"
"Bully for Allisonr shouts John
ny again. "He's made a home run"
Where's his home? What's he
want to run home for2 Why don't
he stay and play it out while he's
about it p .tsl4 ial- 10
Look out, now, grandma, George
Wright is going to bat?''
"Who is he going to bat? Can't
the boys play ball without going to
batting each other" ~
"Ha, ha, he's sent sky-scraper
and made his second base" a .-
"What's he made it of? He made
pooty fast time runnin', but 1 didn't
see him maxim anything else. Who
did he send the sky-scraper to-the
man in the moon2"
"Sent it to the right field" r tiH
"Well, Johnny, Pm glad he didn't
send it to the wrong field; but I
don't know nothin' tall bout it,"
"Well, there, if Andy Leonard
hasn't stole a baser'
"Stole a base? S'pose he up and
stole the base George Wright just
made. Well, I've hearn say base
ball was dredful demoralizin', and
now 1 know it. They are constantly
runnin' each other, they bat and
they basol, they steal bases, make
home runs when they ought to stay
and attend to business, and great,
big strappin' fellers are caught out
on flies. Come, Johnny, let's CO."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-11-10
What Makes A Man?

What is it that makes a man
Can you tell? We can tell you
what does not. Good clothes dc
not; money does not; handsome
face does not; learning does not
You must have something else to
make a man of. We have seen q
very good description of man
which read thus:
"a beautiful soul, loving mind,
Full of affection for its kind;
A helper of the human race,
A soul of beauty and of grace,
That truly speaks of God within,
And never makes u league with SIM"
This is the kind of man worth
something in the world. We want
q great many more such men than
we now have. Will you not strive
to be such men?
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DISCIPLE CHURCH,

ELDER WIN. SHARP, PASTOR. HOURS
for service II O'Clock, A. n. Sabbath school
9 O'Clock. Evening service * o'clock:-
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at IA
O'Clock.
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RaiIacay Time Tables.
Cleveland. MT. Vernon & Delaware r. R.
Ex, & Mail. Accom-
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r. r.

rE=On and after June 18th, 1870, trains will
leave stations daily, Sundays excepted, as fol
lows: (Train leaving Chicago at 5:35 T. M:
leaves daily.) Grains leaving Pittsburg at
9.55 p NJ, leaves daily.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Phy9icianS.
J. POMERENE, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MILLERSBURG,
Ohio. Ofice-On Main St, 4 doors East of
the Bank Office hours-W ednesdays, from
to O'Clock p. NJ, and on Saturdays from 0
O'Clock A. NJ, to 8 O'Clock P. NJ. 1tf
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LADIES' coRsETs,
LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS,
LADIES' PANNIERS,

Latest styles, and prices to suit,
Ina At the BOOK STORE
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County Officials.
ohur ireetory-
NJ E. CHURCH.

HUGHES, PASTOR, SERVICE EVERY
,bath at l0d O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
n. PRAYER Meeting Thursday evening.
, 1870-04-08

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Etterat nogIe Medlemmer havde yttret
sig &ugaaende no9Ie Punkter blew Diet we'd
taget at oyergiye Sageu til ct UdyIg at 3
MedIemmer.
We'd den senere A@fstemuing ~valgtes
MedIemmerne CIiudinen og McWilIiam
liver med 10 og Hanson med 7 Stemmer.
s, lste Demanding af BeyiIIiugsforslag f,
saalydende
"BeyiIIingsforsIag Til Udgifter under
Budgettet for Communen St. Croix for FL
nantsaaret fra lste April 1870 til Site
Marts 1871 beyiIges:
Under Post F.:
Til Leie af en- S~eil8konnert som Post og
Transporttart0i imeIIem de dan8k-vest-
indiske Ger, indtil en- Dampskibsforbin-
delse kan bIive gjenoprettet, $1,8O0,
HatVdeIen. 5000"
Sagen overgik uden Discussion til eden
Behandling.
Derefter skredes til Valg af 5 Medlem-
mer til Budget-Udvalg, nemIig Medlem-
merne SarauW Og Radcliffe liver med IA
Stemmer, JurS med II, Faber med 10, og
Mcmillan med 6 Stemmer.
Da MedIem McWilIiam udbad sig %fritacet,
for dette Hverv som F0Ige at Diet paa ham
faldne Valg som Nedlem at By%gningsud-
yalget og hans 6vrige Forretninger, sam
tykkede Raadet heri, hvorefter Medlem
Clindinen valgtes med 7 Stemmer.
9, 1ste Demanding af Udkast til Anordning
ON Pension for Enken efter o~fentlig
L@ge paa St. CroiX, DR.. P. L. Krebs,
saalydende
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~. and then washes out the BOWL .pe!orSi he
nartakes Of any liquid. Then he nns mn ooWi
With tea which he takes 'straign., LUZ anu
sa s9sa. q. 'G ths ksistics The tea which they use
10 hroneht from China to San Francisco espe-
n;.Iv f6r them, and is peculiarly fine and deli
cata They drink nothing else, keeping huge
Tai oot of tea constantly in the ,pottoming room,
10 which each applies when thirsty. Charley
Sing occupies a separate table, and enjoys q
fare. Noticing the other evening that ne wore
an elegant pair Of Chinese shoes, asked hum
to show them to me- and he complied readily:
They were made in China and are OF the ueuA
,broGd Chinese pattern. The sofeB are OF white
felt, fully three-fGurths OF an inch thick. WIN
an outer sole Of leather. The uppers are o.
yellow satin covered with black SUE yeIyeI Uus
through, and most elegantly finished ana en-
broidered. On each toe is q beautiful star-i'ke
figure worked In gold thread - ~ III!
TIE SLEEPING QUARTERS.
The largest apartment in the building IS ehe
sleepinp room. q. long. high hall, on each SIDE
and IN the centre Of which, extending the
whole length, are the hunks, arranged like
stsamboss bsEshs fhIes .,ess .aa MgS eHa sa
and closed from observation by calico our
tain, A fine system Of ventilation has been
introduced, and the rpam ia airy ,andnot ~ the
least iclos9 and confined. Each man takes care
of his own bunk, and keeps his clothing neatly
hung up at the head. This hall communicates
NTH tha messy0otD on the nne. SIDE ana the
comfort and decency have been fully met IN the
arrangement OF these Chinese quarters. sna
Their Occupants are fully as Or -.iortabfy housed
as the average Of American laborers. J.,
Many visitors daily make the rounds OF the
ahop aud the !!s.Asiasier Hotel and are mneh
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,fnkity,f bl,is,ock bifsaok.i ihtsd pool,
.s'y,i SsFS ffees AID 4fembiing rtlls were cool,
.IDVch happily our trout;
ntf16Hdfitd beauty for his bride,
I'll: = Ipfof3nge, SIX and silver lawn,
2Tt58HTc one care beneath the tide
-: ,Ssf l tolo!ye YEA and spawn, =
:.cif.kG rfssm their silver sides below,
a.,SsHuW calm the kiss Of thr ,obng glns'
al ,i1naer the bank, with caution SLOW,
peering; poacher wheels
~ fSs anlasfl the bride remains-out on
~ SIas8es the gan her lord impsIe'
And now In weeds OF trouty "oo 4
-, she vags her futile tail.
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o R NEW 70 R &
ION SATURDAY.

: The superior frst-class sid wheel Bteamship
MANHATTAN, II. s. woodruff, Commander, OF
the New York and Charleston Steamshtp Com.
SATURDAY, the 28d July, at l O'Clock P. II.
AF The MANHATTAN ID handsomely and com:
fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table
is supplied with all Of the deicactes OF the New
York and Charleston markets. .5...-,.
"a; Insurance by this Lide half per cent.
- aT Cotton taken TO New York. Liverpool. Boe-
ton, Providence, and the New England manuf8c-
turing towns at lowest msrket rates.
n The Slde-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, X.
W. Lockwood Commander, follows on SATuR-
DAY, July 80, at O'Clock P. M:
juir.s ;.. JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.
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.'wiIniiiRt6i
Receipte%by Railroad; July ~.
=, HiIu 1n1r,u n a M ini r. An Rllp.

1s1 bales cotton 7s bales goods, l4s bbls naval
stores cars wood: 10 G WiWitte,' Graeser d
Smith Marshall, Kinsman 4 Howell. Smith d
Chapeau, " Courtney & co, Sloan Z Seignious,
G W Williams & co, W c Bee 4 CO, A B Mulligan,
Frost & Adger, q Walter co, Aiken q CO.
Goldsmith & Son, and Utsey & Kenyon.
NeRrHEAsTERN RAILROAD.
ala bbls naval stores, cars lumber, phosphate
and live stock, mdse, &c. To Marshall, Jr, Per
zer, Rodgers l. CO, ] A ouackenbush, Biscnon
q co, Wiss & co, IF Taylor & CO, W L Bissel, .
Boyd, Ravenel Holmes, and W Pinceel.
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Chipping.
DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYs
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Chipping.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier <EER.
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal S9160af
street. New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the 6tn
and 2lst OF every mon tn except When tnese
dates fall on Sunday. then the Saturday preced-
/ Departure Of the 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports: Those Of 5th touch at Manzanillo.
. Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China August !, 1870. -.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
60 direct ffom New York to AsplnHal
~ One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free. ,..i.,. 80.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the C0MPANYS TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. F. r. BABY, Agent.
+ july16-lyr
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. c., JULY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, woodruff. New YORK
left Saturday, 4.l6 N. Mdse. To Adger co,
I'D Aiken & co, ] E Adger; d co, ANNE, AZ;
ans, Damon CO. Mrs Armstl0ngs' strong AenS1, asssSn,1 =
4 co, W s Bissell, c D Brahe q co, W Bird 4
co, & Bart & CO, 4 N Bris:ol co, j P Brown, It
| W Bliss, Cameron, Barkley q Coz JCsmpsen co,
carr l. co, Coosaw Mining Company, Dowie, Mo,
\ se Davis, M Drake, Douglas Miller,
Devices, Elias, Forsythe, McComb GO, Furch,
gott Bros, D F Fleming co, Foreman, a
W Gurney, G. odrich, Wineman d co, Gerdts
seton sci % " Hunt, " HARRISON, N A Hunt J Hur-
Tey, rH1.5 9eords I'd co, os jaeger Johnson
Katte + co, O KeTTison, Jr. U Kerr1son, Knight.
Klinck, Wickenberg d co, Krtete i Chapman T
kinsnan nas M l. Howell. Kennerthy, Q ltschgi q
Luhn, Laurey q Alexander, DR. Lannesu, 4
Lawless, E Laftte i co, McLoY kice, Ma
guire, Muller D Wieters, = @ Minor d 60, MAN,
o,Neili, Norris L Baldwin, D o'Nein q Son, osten-
dorff & co, J c ,jemann, ] U'Netl &.Son. c Oasy
Pelzer, Rodgers / co, Paul co, Poppen.
Se'R H5saes, sssss : Railroad agent, Railroad
Agant, Southern Express Company, .stenhouse
CO, D Solitaire, " Shepherd & CO. Mrs G Stackley.
a Stone. Schachte Touhey, A 3 St1llman,
Iens, Werner & Ducker, 8 S Solomons, superln-
tepdent, S Schirmer, Shaw. L Schnpll, Geo a
Trenholm j. Son, R 1homlnson 4 GO, W. Trott,
J FTaylor 4 CO, W Uferhardt, o 8 Subsistence
Department, Walker, Evans 4 Cogswell, WtTth
4 CO. G Walter 4 CO., Werner QUICKER. Wag,
ner, Wsgener 4 Monsees, " Williams co,
L Webb L Wells, Rev Webster, and others.
The NJ. encountered strong SW Winds the entire
pu sSns Anna Stevens, Montgomery, Baltimore
20 days. Coal To the Master, and the Gas
Company. - :. :. ~, ::
ipgs Mtse: To Douglas Nisoet, A McLeish, w
CCour.ney 4 CO, NJ McGorty, W IBoyle, Wage.
ner D. Monsees, and others. 1rf> l.-.s
= Steamer Planter, Foster, Peedee River, via
GEORGETOWN o. 500 bbls naval stores, 1000 bush.
els corn, $50 bushels rough rice, sundries and
mdse. To Rayenel Holmes, L D Mowry Son,
Barden & Parker, JMarshsD, Jr, 8 D Stoney,J e
Adger & 90, shackelford d Kelly, Knooeloch
Small, Nisbet, Bischon & co, Crane, Boy lston
& CO, and Order.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Catharine whiting, Hoves, New
York, July 10. .,f,, .,se
.U-. .....- 'l!f.
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PagsenRers.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York
" N Newman. Mrs s Kennerty, W r Wheelocf,
Franz schwieren, A Courage, G Kerriso1, Jr, Mrs
D Riker, Loicg. C E Chichester; Ely Mss Mss
weston, " simons, IN Rhett, c Brown, hlss
Helm Mrs. Helm, Miss Helm, G 4 F Reed, MIS- n ID
schwartz Master Riker, and steersge.
per steamer Argo, from Edtsto and way Land
ings-Mrs Hanahsn, W Gray, 5 Howe, Mr hcn-
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interior Cotton Markets,

ATLANTA, July 16.-The market closed at
Ice for middiings 16c for low mid dlings; lac for
good ordlusry; Is for ordinary. e..
MONTGOMERY, July 16-Market dull and
nominal; accurate quotations cannot, be given;
low mIddlings 16a16hc.
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THE CHARLESTON ! ;. |. ! nj
New York Rtce Markets.

new fork Hice MAfKe1'i
From the Daily Bulletin, July is: The demand
was rather less aetfve, but the market, any.
tliing{ 1rmer with. very small amounts OF desira-
ble stoak efferng, Sales Of so tIerces Carolina at
sXasc; and 900 bags Rangoon at 7aTHc. Carroll
ma common to good, per cwt., So 25as so; do
prime to fancy do So 75ao; Rangoon per pound
6Ia7X; Rangoon, gold, In bond, do 5s3Hc.
wiIminKt6n Market.
WILMINGTON, July ls-TURPENTINE.-S OF
$50 hbkat 50 IS fpr virgin, 81 25 for yellow dip
= SPIRITS T'URpBNTiNE.- firm, with an up
ward tendency; sales of III bbls at Sake lol
Southern, and l50 bbls at a5c per gallon for New
Fork packages. :. .t.a.u.' -.
RosIN.-l5o bbls sold at 50 5oa3 for NO. l. -
No other transactions reported.
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE.
ia Eaptans ana @ Sysws1ds nd e4am,na a the EGl@&
quality and prices Of our GOODS. Full Welghi
guaranteed. Delivered free Of expense.
WIN, S. CORWIN Il CO.,
No. 276 King street, opposite Hasel
~ Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, New YORK.
jana
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PHRS0NkI; HABITS. OF J0HN.:

{" - - a.ts nh.
These CnnsMel als aS neay o1. 90 Sass. atS.r,nnn
mt dal l9sy attlSSSo SSs s,+S abInt;nne and
and eve9a6 VIZ gs1h GP nnt ~ nmIv tSoroneh,
II bAt1@ ana scInDDed, out mao Wssheu su, esely
W csontng me Wore on 9,e sne tTan t,V1lneS, 10y,
thaN a.s NJ lGs ~
adsy has passe3 tlae some o. Lnen arc 's.h nUs ~
the ample MssnISom s .Ss pet.SSih taSina hath SaiIv
ss.@ S. NJ 3' otssn n ~ than than once % week The,
sSsra thsar hea6s, rom once In tlfteen iays to
ssse anss ~ s,' fSyeS Wseks: each performing the
opsriii6a 5Sf hfs neighbor. It is an amusing
sight % look IN apea eariy " ~ aoonnnSar: sne
I. tSoFdnsai tonsorisi manipulation,
4 ssss sSsrdnu sontii Tith giistening scalps, save
pS YffuS60 p1tpti alarge aas i9ae9 palm of the
A{ IA NrNwn. fn1fYf which grows atress
VI SiaSssS M 63SHnVg. of fashionable bellies FOR It's
: Bra Sh6 pinssiness This isthm, dexterous.
ri SdhSfrcnlaflV braided TIL 1tlressmbles a
roDe. There Is but one mirror in
~ ncrES y. anall one about 1our, inches
rsrnfsi Snirat one end of the back room, but
f s gufdcieHt, as their vanity appears not to
He h6E6yY yYNS1Aoped. tS.-5.sf' -, =,
mo y32s Il 8 Tr.s TO-
o.p,ec,5. i,,,ents1s ma l,ouor. and but
q ns SSfssh ~ S9ygo cCnks nae to.
Yhae1osi Neither are any addicted 10 opium OF
gambling, both 80 long considered distinctive
-h Chinese vices. Either this party ls lar su-
Dertor 70 the ordinary run of the race, or fne
nAzen hnE Seem igrossly slandered, and Lam
incfinetto believe it is the former. Their
vastly superior to, that OF tne CnnameG Wno
are to be found in New, York selling bad Cd.
rsSrsi or doubtful candy. .AsI nave SAID, all
ara kduoAted In their own language, and some
0 1TE9{&S. SL1a!:ISSn 6tUdtea medicine and the
- 49, are can,taf c6essplayers, and re-
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The Kathleen, Lester, cleared. June 10
D0MEs sT1C.
BOSTON.
Bark Eva Flax, Emery, cleared. ......Joly 8
Brig Fanny Jennings, Noble up. july 56
Scnr Gettysburg Smith, cleared. d.......... June 80
a.- NEW YORK.
Bark Lamplighter, Beach, cleared. ...... June %
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up. May II
Schr Myrover, Brown cleared. July
Schr Henry Har.eau, Jones, up......"....July
schr \ " Suish, Tooser, cleared. July IS
%. :. -. PHILADELPHIA -
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, cleared. July "a
Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee, cleared. July !
Schr Irene Messervey, Wall, cleared. July ~
Schr Frank Jameson, Jameson. cleared. July IA
4; BALTIMORE.
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, clearsd.. $1,000. May %
Sehr b Stickney, Fooks, cleared. July
Schr MatoaKa. Pooks, .Jaly l3
RocKPoRT, NE.
Brig Manzanills, Spear, sailed, ...... June 16
WILMINGTON, n. c,
Steamer Gazele, Slocum, cleared. 80. -. .JIly u
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F.'gOMafERgIAE NEWS.
The Ch.rleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
.oee. .re.c. Stores Market. H. Iafa

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
fa,as re.c. Stores Markets IL Iai.
OFFICE CHARLESTON News
TUESDAY EVENING, July l9, 1870. . >,
=. CoTToS.-The better grades OF this article were
somewhat steady, but the lower qualities were
heavy and easier: Sales about 300 bales, say al
l2; at 1s; at H. l. at l6; IA at 1e1l; is at l7H
2l5 az 1870. We quote somewhat nominally:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
:. Ordinary to good ordinary. .......15 @l6is
Low middhng ....................11 @l1H
Strict middling ng.:...................l .ls1<@-
r. jRns,-Fhe: market was? ?nrn;with q moderate
business; sales abost 90 tierces OF clean Carolina
viz: IS tierces at SC; 25 do at sxc p ID.
4, NAVAL STORES There were no sales OF note. $
FaE1aHTs.-ToL Liverpool, by steam, direct nomi.
nal, via New York, 7-lsd on uplsnds; 11;l6d
on sea islands;- by sail we. quote. 7.16d on
upland cotton, and xd p b on sea
Island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; :. by. sail, nominal at xc on pplands
and iX on sea ISLANDS. Coastwise TO
New York, by steam, nc q h on upiards
and No on sea islands; by sail, Sc!, = D on up
lands. To Boston, BY steam, nominal; by sail y
@xc p fb on uplands. TO Philadelphia, by steam,
.xc p h on. .uplsnds;;, by sail, somewhat nolnl.
nal. TO Baltimore, by steam, h@Xc q 10 on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
,ExoHANeE.:-,steFliug GO. day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at Il OF, and sell q: u premium. Out.
side; they purchase at par OK premium, and sell
at u premium.
aoLp.-Buying at 2o@2l. and selling at 22@2s.
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EOR NEW Y0RK-oN THURSDAY

The fast screw Steamship ASHLAND Crow
ell: Commanders will sail for New York on
TTuRspaY: iuiSaist at hslfpast 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
from PIER No 2 UNION WHARvBs. .
i' The ASHLAND viii connect with the Liverpool
Steamship COLORADO. OF Messra- WILLIAMS &
Insurance By the Steamships Of this line Il pc,
cent. - = ', :.
The Steamship OATHARINE WHITING. Howes,
Commander will soil on the following WBpNEs-
DAY, July 27, at O'Clock P. NJ.
For Freight engagements only, apply 10 WAC
NER, HUGER d Co., No. 20 Broad street, or to
WIN. A COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
july1z
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

First Quarter, 5th, II hours, 10 minutes, evenin
Fun Noon, 18th, 5hours,; Is minutes, evening. -.
Last Quarter, 10th, shours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon, 2Sth, hours, 5S minutes morning.
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T>OR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT AMI
PACIFIC LANDING, EDlsTO AND
...!,s... 49, ROCKVILLE.

Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain G. .s%A
c. White, VIII sail for the above =
places as follows: go 8'ai.'il.
TUESDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, for Edlsto
Rockville, Pacific Landing end Beaufort.
THURSDAY MORNING, at g O'Clock, for Pacific
Landing, Beaufort and Savannah.
Freight 70 EGis 20 reduced SO per cent.
]. D. AIKEN CO.,
junl7 South Atlantic Wharf.