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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the DAT
sOUTHEpN sECURTTIss DULL,


The Southern list was very dull, the only feature
being the continued advance Of the Missouri sixes
which sold ct o. The Tennessees were strong.
Closing street prices were as Tennessee.
ex coupon, 72k TAX; do new. n 72K,
Virginia, ex coupon. 60 q 6e,s; do. new, "a 1874:
DO. registered stock. old, Sc s6M; Georgia sixes,
IS 81; do sevens, e2k . 90; Month Carolina, sex
coupon, As 4s; do. new, ~ 27k; do. special tax,
20 2o,<; Missouri skies, 9sk q 90; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 96s 81; LOUISIANA skies, 0s 70;
do. levee skies, u Q -; do. Fights, IS sG Ala
bama fvcs ca 10; do eiafIts, os 100; South
Carolina sxea 70 n; do. new. January ana
July, Ssk q 50, dc. do. April and October. o. .
Elk; Arkansas SKIES, IS y 60; 90. sevens, 81 a6e>
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount Of exp rts texcluAve OF
specie) from tho port OF New YORK for the week end
Ing July Is, 1871. was $t44o 8Sl
THz RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were tho bids for tho railway
bonds
New York Con g. 1855. ok Tol iA m. 81 DIV sak
hsv vosk Ota "a 1857. W. rsi wAb I'd 49,, ",.. Wx
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sAvANrAU, July Is ls1
actvs middlnss. 1890 Net rscepts. o. stos
'' NEW OnLxANs July Is, ISM
Cotton dull and nominal; middings bic Net receipts
46J bales; gross exports TO avre, 34A cOastw1e
3.2oi. Sales, slA Stock. J,Ssl orta
OswI0o, July Is, ls71.
Flour steady With good Sales 400 bs At "a Co
No spring, III 80 for winter 20 for white wiutefs
% ~ for donbo extra Wheat steady Sales 46 bueeo
extra white Michigan a u 81 No knw.nxes Club hea -
- g. Corn dul sale. 1so bushels Il o and .xo saS
At Oas-none ~ ne market. Barley rye and ps.4
cwI Mifeed unchanged; shorts, 81; shpstuns - ga
mddliugs S2s &S0 per ton uighwncs pc. 9lHc. O.
freghG Flour, vc whoss, 74c.; corn, 90 -
York lumber % 10 the Hudson. VI 20 to New Yokt
asking &C advance grain Railroad neign1e-
Flour, Boston, $50 10 New York. l0o 70 Albany -
Receipts by iAks-a00o bushels eD o00 feet Of uuee
Shipments by canal 900 bushels whoAb 1900 bushels eoAs
a2,D00 feet Of lumber. Hr.1t
CHICAGO, July 10, 1svl
Flour dull prices nominal. Wheat weak and Irregular
No. sprng 81 a 81 lsx, CASH ~ a. scier july as4
stsaay, with moderate demani; 81 1Sx u u, sssse
July; 81 07k seller August Corn n far demand, b1 -
lower declined Ic tkci No mixed 6V,sc bue,
cash; 50 80 60I<c seller July; 60. 600, seller Aus}
afternoon dull ana unchanged Oats quiet but nrDC
No. l8ISo. = &c. kye-No. . shaos easier. t0c -
Barley steady, with moderate demand; lc seller Septe
ber 75c. seller August Hghwuss nrui wanted :: sle
Provisions quiet; meas pork, $4 40, seller July PEI
seller Auguit; Lard lo&c Lys hocs steady ad ~ -
corn 96V bushels oats, II 400 bushels and 100 ho
Shpmens-2OO0 bbs Hour 5000 bushels wheat, 26o0o4
bushels corn 100 bushels 90 bushels bAricy an4
hOR
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STREET QY]TAH]as
ualf.past Five o'Clcck r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July l8-6P.M.
AsBEe.The market continued prices were,
to extent nominal Small alcs progress 10 rs
. 81 20 for pots and 70 Q % IS for pearls
CANDLEs IN light tobbng request at &C. for searo,
cc. l5c for adasntue. 2sc for plain sperm 39c
patent sperm.
CorrEH.-The movement in American ingot continued
small and the market firm at full prices, with further
sales of 100000 lbs At &c. cash. Manufactured steady
with moderate inquiry, at s0c for sheahia:. 8c for
bolts and braziers &c. &c. FOR nai. Coo 2lc for old
nails aud 2fc. for bots
CnsFyRThe market quiet bat firm for all descrp.
tons Cargo invoices held too high admit
1he transactions for obbing fair
extent full prtos Mcssrs Arlen White compute
following stock Of Rio and Santos coffee in the United
states New York, lWsas bags; Baltimore, 69,eS5
New Orleans lW DO. Mobile, LIS do Galveston, 1850
goes lOAo. . 1896: lar do. Tic. q Ike; ;
good do. like. l,c prime do. 12ao 1sc; extreme
for lots, lO4c lzc. gold, b in bond. thirty
to sixty dsys' credit Java government 1sc.
do grass nats lSSc. 22c Singapore 7c lsc Ccyon
l6,ac. Hc: Maracaibo, l5c. l6>sc; Laeuayra, Hc.
lspc Jamaica. I3c. l5hc. ST. Domingo gold In bond
SIC. lOc.; Costa Rics l3sc l7c Manila, LOO I6c.
mexican, isc. l6c Savanila l3c Like Curacao. l3c
. loo. = nl
CorroN.-The demand for on the spot continued
light and In sympathy with adverse reports Liverpool
pces ruled Even the large lots were n-
ssiable. Ths revised quotations subioned arc merely
nominal For forward delivery business in
progress bat Irregular and declining rces the market
closing at reduction Of about Nc Rib The were
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QUOTATIONS. based cotton running quality
than half grade above bsIow the lradc quoted
Galveston 8; New Orleans, 146o Mobile 30 Savannah,
Bsltimers g.; New York. o-tota s5sa Same day last
feIshts FOR foreign pors closed folows:To Liverpool,
BY seann Ma. BY SAIL Nd 32u; TO Havrs, BY siea lc.,
goli SAIL Ac; TO Hamburg by sesm $751; To Bremen, By
nc, gold
TLoUR AND GRAM Receipts-four, as71 bbs; wheat,
1851 bushels; corn, 40 do oats. HiJ3 do The -four
lower There more demand for shipping grades but
Rye hour continued dull small sales of superino were
mate at % 20 Sc a. Corn meal quiet but steady
City sacked meal steady At 81 "a for III 70 for
81 81 for nc se l 81 Tor poted yellow, 81 Is boued
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edu StcuIucT tOOk OuU SSol, "
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was In general steady, with
prices showing slight Improvement The market
closed with the following street prices: United
States currency SKIES ia lax; do. 1881. regis
tered l15h 115M; do. do, coupon, llsX ll5k;
do. fve-twentles, registered, May and November,
113X la do DO. 1862, coupon, do, l14,S Q
l14K; do do, 1864, DO. do. ll3A 1l3S; do. do.
1895, do do. ia max; do. do, registered. Jan.
uary and July 1I21< 113; do. d. 1865, coupon, do.
112x 1l2zS; do. do 1867, do. do. 1l3 l1aK; do.
do, 1858, do DO, l13 ll3H do. ten-forties regis
tered, 1l2}s . lis; do. do. coupon. l13 113H
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market was the scene Of considerable
activity, II not excitement, this afternoon owing to
sudden break OF So per cent in Northwest COM
mon which fell to 65X as against Tx at the begin.
ming OF business. 1t seems bitter La likely
to ensue between the Northwest and st. Paul com.
panies owing their inability agree upon certain
concessions and privileges asked Of each other.
St Paul wanted the shore route between Milwaukee
and Chicago which the Northwest Com pany declined
to part with. HereupOn st. Paul determined to build
independent parallel line between the two points,
and Northwest retaates BY surveying an extern
sion TO ST. Paul. which will materially iniure the Ut.
Paul route = highway to Chicago. 1t will be re-
membered that the interests Of both these great
lines were consolidated and harmonized during the
Henry Keep. but they have been gradually diverg
Ing and are now In open conflict with the advent TO
the respective directions or both roads Of
men antagonstic In their views ana veteran enemies
In tne speculative arena Of Wall street. Northwest
preferred fell to s9K but st. Paul, which seemed
less depressed by the gossip originating la this mis-
understanding a. was less sensitive and yielded
only to 5sK, IS against 59k Later In the day, as II
bad news never comes slngly 1t was reported from
Washington that General PlessontOn had decided
to exact the full amount OF tax claimed from the
New York Central Railroad, leaving tho company
to avail themselves OF the courts for tho
recovery OF what they deemed Overpayment
The "break" In Northwest affected the whole
market unfavorably and produced lower prices In
every direction, tho stocks more sensitive being
Rock Island. which declined TO l01; Union Pacific.
which sold at 27X; OHIO and Mississippi. which went
Cd to A}K, and Erie. which at one time was down
to 2sX. the Injunction the new Issue OF stock to
the contrary Notwithstanding. The market rail- ii
family later in the afternoon, but declined aud
closed weak, with the closing street prices tbs lowest
OF the day.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICEs-
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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CArS AND COACHES.

Tho New Ordinance Regulating Hacks and
Hack Drivers-What the Cab1ics Think
Of II.
In view OF the numerous complaints so frequently
made at the Marshal's Office OF the ext0rtonate de-
mands mado by hacKmen transporting both natives
and strangers about the CITY, the authorities have
prepared some new ordinances and regulations In
regard one and two horse cabs, prescribing what
they shall and shall not do fixing ths rate at which
passengers shall be conveyed from one part OF the
city to the other, and
DIVIDING THE CITY
into ton districts. ss '4.n
The First district embraces that portion Of tho
city south Of Houston street; from Houston street
to Twenty third street constitutes the Seconds the
Third district from Twenty third street 20 Forty
second; that part OF the city from FOrty-secon0
to Fty.ninth street belongs to the Fourth district;
rom Fifty.n:ntn to Seventynnth street constitutes
the Fifth district; from 6eventy-ninth street 10
Ninety sixth street, the Sixth; nom Ninety-sixth to
10th street. the seventh from 10th street to 136th
street. the Eighth; from l36tn street TO 1sStn
street. the Ninth district; while that portion OF the
city between l55th street and Harlem River consti-
tutes the Tenth and last district.
Unless q special arrangement IL entered into be-
tween the driver and passenger tue following rates
shall not be deviated 'front.'
For conveying one passenger IN twoh,rss vehicle any,
wn Sdons 'nS o n nsh ss.ra e. n 10
trct extra each sioppage after the ors
II ia cAb sevcntyave for passenger
For conveying one passenger 10 twohorse carriage rom
WITHIN any OF tne nrs nne districts 10 anotnor DISTRICT ~
IL" cab MI and M" sSms sss twoSor,. We
S SsI I Tor ss,rs ira p as '' ~ - " "
For conveying In ono or two horse vehicle
from tho ms district 10 another twenty-five cents
additional for each district passed through.
tne ms Oh me ~ no s.G .. =. " pc! hcur anu
vshss ri per hour Tor snsc ana 10 ono or two
horse carriages from any cstsc norS OF the third 10 be
computed as per disirict n -.
When carriages hired BY the hour viii b. at the rate
OF VI bo when ~ the DAY 10 computed ~ hs rate Per
hour v,c,~,~
For four passengers or ies ali round the Park 81 through
When hired by the hour ~ per hour be pa.d Il for
three or four hours at the rate Of 20 Where vehicle
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M
For delivery, low mddng, sales were a
follows Last evening August $50 at 60 at II l3sc.
ishc; October 100 :. isc. lOc slsidc 200 isNc
TodayJuy 200 at 1880 August 6o 1880, loo like,
$50 l9ac, l00 At lkc, 900 at u 1Sl6c 6 1885, 400
sq each 4. y:e scgshsf ssPsmSsr go q no -
600 500 ct i9 October loo At 1sc 400 at $780,
LOO at isc; November 100 Isle 100 at 100
bales The quostions Of yesterdays deve-
follows july l9Qc. August, 49, So Septeu,-
her TIC Eoyamber. lS3Ic We uuota -
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JERSEY JUBTICE.'s

John DorrinRer . desperate burglar, who wae
shot while in the act OF rnihg the bedroom OF e.
Mayor Powers brother, Jew aysago In Eswasot
has Deen sentenced dive Years N the state Prison.
His wound Will probably result In the loss OF a.
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THE COURTS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

uteaing watch, was sentenced to one year and six
months In the state Fri on.
hugh McCann pleaded guilty to grand larceny
and was sentenced 70 tue State Prison for three
years and six months.
John NJ Fletcher charged with assault and bat
4erv was discharged bv The Recorder.
Tho Court then adjourned until Tie 18th Inst.
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1t is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease.
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Charleston Hnrbor.

NrmnNHF-
congress is about to make an appro-
priatioa for tho improvement of the
beach channei, id Charleston Harbor.
n relation to ii, the Charleston Meus
editorially remarks :
'Captain Ludlow, as reported in our
washington correspondence, estimates
thai the cost of removing the wrecks
! and The jetty will be about SIS, 900.
tn sum is o mere bagatellc in compar.
sison with athe undoubted and immedi-
ate results which it will produce, and
1 We regret to learn that Major Gilmore
recommends an appropriation of only
$4,000. The difference between the
two amounts will not make or mar the
fortunes of the country, and we hope
mat the larger sum will be given. sena.
tors Sawyer and Robertson now have an
opportunity of doing Charleston a prac.
teal benefit and, and through Charles
ton they will help all South Carolina.
Unless the masquerade bill" occupy
their whole time, the SIS 900 appro.
priation will doubtless pass"
- go fW-H
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Keep IL on Haa,1!

This dread disease requires prompt action (:
as soon as the h%oarse. hollow cough is heard
apply the remedy, and it is easily subdued
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" The Georgetown Times a~pplauds the
first veto of the session, and declares
that Governor Scott "has done wisely
and well in rebuking the prohigate ex-
penditures of the County Commissioners
of Georgetown, in telling them and the
whole State that there is already a tax
on the county 'for one and a half to two
mills more than is required to meet the
current expenses of most other counties
in the State and so far as he is able, he
will put a stopto the wild career of those
who are disposed to indulge in reckless
and Tainsus extravaganza, in the admin
istration Of the affairs of the several
counties in the State"
We agree with our brother of the
Times. But would it not be equally as
uwise" in Governor Scott to administer
uyehnses" for "proHifate expenditures"
TO some pearer home than the George
town County Commissioners 2 For in
stance, woulau't it DO wise, exceedingly
wise in him, to administer a rebnke to
tho Legislature, for ncglccting to appoint
o committee to investigate the amount
drawn fto. the Safe fr ftpas up
,be Stote House We think So
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COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

THIs ARTICLE IS MANUFACTURED
Il by the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
at Charleston. S. c., under superintendent
of DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL. When COM
posted with an equal weight of Cotton Seed,
lis results have been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers. Its economy must
ommcn it to the notice of planters gencr
ally.
For specific directions for composing and
for supplies, apply to j n. ROBSIN.
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
JNO. S. REESE Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec II I'd
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Esaltin, sore, IL d.


These ius'rum.nts have been before the
'H c.r uenr,sy Thir'y years, ard urou
t.rl' .Nse..,lre alone itt.iuct ID, a,5..r' ~
on '.,rs, winch p~roaoarc,s tu,.n un
cqu,iei.
Then TONE combines great power, wee,
ne, and inc SINGING quality, a. wc'!as great
;s,jty of latonalion at'i S"tctnvss through
ou' ;hc cnlire scale.
Titjr TOUCH is plant and elastic and
entirely free from the stiffness found in SO
many Pianos
~ MoRkM >NSlllP they arc uncqualled
ISM none but the very host SEASONED MITE
Ni,L, the large capital en- ployci in oar husi
ness enabling us to keep continually an i'm
mcnsc stock of lumber. &c. on hand.
Al our SoUAuE Phases hnYe cur New I'm
proved Or-~siriug SroiP and tCrNrFE TnErLE.
We would call special attention 10 our
late improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS. PATENTED ArGr>r IL
1850, which bring the piano nearer pcrirc
ton shan has vet been attained.
Every Piano fully warrun;c,! for Five Years.
We have maic arrangements for ihc Snlt
NuoLusNiE AGrNcy for the most celebrate,
PARLOB ORGANS AND VI LOpEONS.
which "" o;Icr. hu.esa.c and Recall, at
Lowest Factory rricns.
VIZ. KNARr & co.
ha,,uore, WI.
sept 10 On
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The Peoples Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
RED COFFEE pnr

NoS' .csbytcri;an Church, RusscN- st.
am happy to ANNOUNCE to the ClTI.
HENS of ~Orangeburg, that | am now PRE-
PARED to SUPPLY Families and Customers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
BAKERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care TO suit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fell
iow-oitizens is respectfully solicited.
THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI.
Mrs. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed. and
hopes her friends and Customers will contin-
ue the same.
She will keep constantly on hand an as
ortment OF FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec 10 3m
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The Greenville (Ala.) Advocate of a
late date contains the following argument
IN favor of the justice of granting d.
II vorces:
1t Is difficult to see how any man of
ordinary intelligence possessed of a soul
could %rretuseto women the right of divorce
from a drunken, brutal wretch, whose
81 very presence is to her like arrows of
steel piercing her wounded, lacerated and
bleeding heart.
Ihe main argument used by the ad-
vocates of the bill was that empty and
oft repeated twaddle whom God hath
Joined together let no mar put assunder.'
We mean no disrespect for the Bible but
simply contempt for the construction
iosplaced upon it. Men and women are
Joined together all over the world, und. r
one form or another, sometimes without
the consent of the parties concerned
ihe kings and lords Of Earope and Asia
up to a very late date have claimed the
right to dispose of the hands of their
sons and daughters in marriage, even
j, while they are children. Frederick the
Great of Prussia was forced into a n.~-
rage Of this kind with .
.espiscd. What did God
lave to do with this2 The common peo-
pie in China of all classes contract for
the marriage of their children, who FIRE
quently never meet until the hour ap-
pointed for the ceremonies to be per-
formed. Does Providence take any hand
in these unions? There, are numerous
'sssiTes which-infuencc people to marry,
but ono Of which has an origin with God.
Love is divine /; but ambition, a%verice,
lust aud selfshness are not.
Nature operates by natural laws aud
not according to the within or caprice Of
any particular individual or nation. 1t
is natural for man and woman to live to-
gether when they love, and when their
habits and dispositions are congenial it
is unnatural when this is not the case.
Love may have existed at the time of
marriage, but habits and temper may
have destroyed that love, and planted in
its stead the seeds of hate, loathing and
contempt. When this is the case would
it not be better to grant them a divorce
than to make them live on earth in a
perpetual hell, whose flames consume
both body and soul?
The above was extorted from the edi-
tor of the Aduocate in consequence of
an attempt that is being made by the
Alabama Legislature to repeal the Di-
svorce Laws Of that State. We agree
with the Aduocate that divorce should
be granted to q woman who is tied to ga
drunken brutal wretch" or for wilful
neglect, or adultry 7; but not for the one
thousand and one causes proposed by
some of our Legislators, we do not think
-
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TIME EXPECTORANT is composed exclu-
IL sively of Herbal and Mucilaginous pro
duets. wlich
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EOR CROuP

No mother should ever be without n bottle OF
the EXrECT0RANT in the house. We have
numerous certificates of its having relieved.
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
MOTHERS BE ADVISED!
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PROHIBITS PAIN KILL Ii.

This is the celebrated mclicinc tina raa
Jerry Davis, Pain Killer out OF Tie nv. ke:.
wherever it was SOLD. Davis made Pro- -',t
change the name from Pair Killer to Ain
hil 1t. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia CT
r"ia o! any klnd IL has no eq Ial togA;its. N
arnsscs, Eurns, or old SCR s, It is
ming you can use as a drcsaer. ~a6r Is
nitGs or sings OF PoisonOY 1ns%ts, il b
Coughs, or Aowel Comp! mtg II Il
indicates its n"iure fully. 4, isEuly.
to pain. Manufactured a3 3D. hy .sss ss
fiELE d Co, Atlanta. Ga "a
all druggists. 81
DooLY CouxTY, GA, An,
It's certify tlet l was con
and most Of The time 10 M
ing the greatest agony
khcnmaljsmL FIR two mtx
was cured with two bot 5000
Prorhitt's Amodync Pain
ing Try cents Gully. 1t
Instantly. ! therefore rQ
highest degree 10 others &
liar disease. csn saw
lnest family medicines n
Yours truly, w.
DooLy .CouSTY, Gu, MM&zMA1zNzk&
O. s. PRorHITT. | 49,
eighteen months, used your Hlfi EffN
! consider II uneoualcd by n iything ar pasz
IN the head, breast, back or side; and s,y
colo ho'h,,ne gives relief half 50 4ui,k As
. "ih NIL. X IL upAbts sENHss
good in tic community in other "a niles Ga
my own. Yours, Sc, D. FoREHAND.
NEWTON Factory, O.. Nov, iSeY.-pr
~Proptitt: Last summon ny horse sprsinsd
ms knee severely, causing the yhoie leg %
swell 10 about twice i satnfi size, aad
rendering him almost helPkss; tRe aprlion-
lions ofyopp Anodyne Pa 1KinIt thorough.
" cured it. JOIN * DAVIS.
CERTIEfATE.
STATE OF GEORGIA, A rtroy Corxr-~
kno" all men by these prl@Tsc. Hhatlhcsa
this day, for value reccuM aid anil 80
ferred TO Bradfiold ( az ie sole rirbt TO
manufacturing Dad svii M nmiiy tGrdioinos,
and have furnished IL ATsiff, The fai rn'
cipGs AVID have autlo Ex the said had
fieid 4 Co, to print, 4 Hive nristedI auN =
Ting taey may see fsks cohesrqihg Inv
and all OF above naWk III aedieiue,. fhs
lsisee,l qstrEoPHTgE6
IN pryssgce OF Tl,aoes T. Jones. RSnl
Crawford Notary PublieS n. 4,
Msnufa Stqred AMI fcp sAs ~ B,.lnmaln,
sac ~ ali 'ii dr. 1sreS' 4 a. es es
Avg -
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Citizens Savings Bank

SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
JNO. b. PALMER, Vice-Presidcnt
JNO. p. THOMAS, "
A. g. BRENITER, Cashier.
j. G. b. SMITH, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON. b. II. RuTLEDGB.
j. p. Thomas. d. RAvgyBL, Jr.
+. w. McMAsTER. Rev. WILLIAM MARTIN
A. {. HASKELL. JEo. D. PALMER.
j. ELI GREGG. THOMAS E. GREGG.
0RANGEBHRG BRANCH,
AT THE
ENGINE HOUSE.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER.
LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. THOS. w. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL s. FIELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
ASSISTANT CASHIER.
JAMES II. FOWLES.
Deposits Of $I.OO and Upwards
Received.
INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITS, and
SIX PER CENT, compounded every six
months, on Accounts.
We will also do an EXCHANGE BUSI-
NESS.
Jan 81 G GIN
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tbs we'll known to
Doctors and to La
dies. that Women are
subject TO N run r6us
diseases pee to
their sex-such as Supp
precision Of the Menses, I,
Whites, Painful Month
ly Periods Rheuma-
tism of the Back and
Womb, Irregular Mem
struration, Hcmorfbage
" A.
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Permcate the very Substance
of the Lungs,
TO CONsUMPTIYEs

producing quiet and composure
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This is the celebrated meIirinc tina van
Ferry Davis, Pain Killer out OF tie u,. Net.
IS wherever 1t was soids Davis made Pral..;,t
the name from PAR. Killer to Fam
!d!l 1t. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia. or
pain OF any kind il has no e9 ,al orAii,s.
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FOR sSTEsMA

IL is o sreci6c-one dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasan. reposc.