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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-04-19
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IN, 1872.
Religious Services in Bel Air and vi
cinity.

cinity.
SUNDAY, APRIL 21st, 1879.
Methodist Protestant.-Bel Air, 10a A. NJ,
Abingdon 8 P. M. Rev. John Roberts.
Providence 104 A. NJ; Union Chapel,
81 P. M. Rev. r. l.. Lewis.
Prayer Meeting, Bel Air, every Wedlnes-
day evening, at J o'clock.
Christian Church.-Near Clayton, Rev.
+. Marion Hawkins, NJ. D., pastor. Service
every Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Protestant tpiScopaL.-St. Mary's, near
Emmorton, II A. NJ, Rev W. f. Brand.
Emmanuel, Bel Air, 81 p. NJ, Rev. w. E.
Snowden; Rock Spring, 10i A. NJ, Rev. W.
f. Suowden. Trinity, Churchville, / A. M.
and p. NJ, Rev. L. A. Colburn Darling
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Presbyterian.-Bel Air, II \. NJ, and
P. NJ. Rev. f. d. Fiuney.
Methodist Episcopal.-Bel Air, 104 A. NJ.
Glass Meeting.
Roman Catholic-St. Ignatius, Hickory,
every Sunday and Holiday, at 10s A. NJ.
At st. Francis Church, near Abingdon,
on the list Sunday of each month, at III
O'Clock, A. NJ. Rev. p. L. OConnor.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
Boston Markets.

BOSTON, July 81.
CoFFEE.-The market for coffee has been qniet
during the wet K, but prices are steady and STOCKS
are held with considerable lrmneSs. The sales OF
Java have been at 20a22c, gold; Rio at 18hal9c;
Maracaibo at 16Aa19c; Ceylon at l7a18c, gold,
and ST. Domingo Is nominaily 15al8c, god.
COrToN.-The demand for cotton has been quite
limited during the week and prices unsettled and
almost nominal. Crop advces are still favorable
and manufacturers purchase only In small lots,
as wanted. The stock Of The bette grades is
uuite small. The sales have heen at 16al7c for
ordinary, l9a20c for good ordinary, 20hs2lc for
low middling, and 22a22hc for middliDg includ-
ing uplands aud Gulf, closing dull and unsettled.
DoMRsT1os.-There is not much activity to
more active movements at an early day. The de-
cline in cotton will probably lead To lower figures,
but no change Of Importance has as yet taken
place. Woolleps remain about the same. There
Is more inquiry, but sales have not been TO any
extent.
GuNNY BAGS.-Market quiet and prices are
nominally l5al5]sc currency.
GuNNY CLOTH.-The demand for this article
continues to fall short OF expectation. Sales OF
1900 rolls at 18al6Hc per yard, currency, for
prompt and August delivery.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits turpentlne has ed-
vanced. with sales sc 63a55c per gallon, closing
has been In fair demand. With sales OF 6o0R7oo
bbls at So 60a6 per bbi for common and pale.
RICE.-Rsngoon has been quite active, ana
prices have advanced. Sales OF 1000 bags at "a
7kc per ID. Parna has been In fair demand at
7Xa7Xc per lb. Carolina IL scarce. and prices
range from 8ksl0c per ID, as to quality. IL ls
now very generally admitted that the crop OF
rice Will be, at best, ten per cent. thort or last
year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having heard various reports In regard to
repairing Singer Sewing Machines should they get
out OF order, and other reports detrimental to the
Interest OF the Singer Manufacturing Company,
we take this opportunity to say: Since the office
has been under my charge have never sent q
machine to New York to be repaired, and very
much doubt there ever being Singer Machine
sent to New York to be repaired since the office
was opened in Charleston City, about 1st Novem.
Der, 1870. All repairing on singer Machines Is
done at our ofce In this city. Our machine is not
simple, but probably less liable to get out OF order
than any other.
The fact OF the matter is, we have very little re-
pairing to do, 80 there Ia no necessity OF sending
our machines to New York.
Iwlll also state that will prosecute all persons
who make false statements In reference to the
Singer Sewing Machine to the full extent OF the
law. ]. CLARK BRDKLL
Agent Singer Manufacturing Go.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
The Daily Bulletin Of Saturday, August

The Daily Bulletin Of Saturday, August 8
says:
New potatoes are fairly active and steady.
Our quotations are In bulk, In shipping order
soc per Dbl must be added. We quote: Early
Rose, Southern 81 75a2 IL; Long Island s2a
2 so; Goodrich, Southern, slal IL pei, Dbl. In
held firmly. 0iher articles Without de-
olded change. We quote: Green corn
sial rs per 100. Bed onions: per
barrel 50 tOa2 rs; do Connecticut 81 6Oa3
per 100 strings. Cucumbers, Long Island 25c
Der 100. SQUASH, marrowfat, per Dbl, slal 5O.
New turnips $1al so per Dbl. Cab
bages ssal4 per 100. Beels, Jersey, ST. 81.
Tomatoes, Jersey, $lal rs per crate, aud Long
Island 81 GOAL 62 per basket. Egg plant 81 0o
per dozen.
Apples continue plenty and without essen
tlal change Of prices. Peaches are lalrly aet,
i've at about Yesterdays prices We notice the
arrival of lew Concord grapes, from Virginia,
which sold at 9al2c per ID. The California
pears that arrived the first part of the week
are about all sold from second hands and o
lively demand expected for the next car load,
which is on the way and will probably reach
here during the coming week. Whortleber-
ries are plenty and lower. Watermelons ar.
irving freely and also lower. Musknelons
about steady. Pears In liberal supply but
about steady. We quote: New apples sla4 so
per bbl, 25a50c per crate. Wateruelons S30a
Is per loo for Georgia, and sI2a20 per 100 for
Virginia and Delaware. Jersey whortleber-
rles 50 50aS per bushe and 8al0c per quart.
Nutmeg melons $2a3 per bbl. Pears, common
50 5Oa3; do Bell s5a6; do Bartlelts per crate
s3a5. Peaches, Delaware 81 50a2 so per crate,
slal so for baskets; and Jersey 40casl rs per
basket
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
THE UNITED STATES CLAIMS COM
MISSION.
Claims Of the Charleston Loyalists.

Mr.. Theodore ". Parmele, the special commits
soner for South Carolina, of the United States
Claims Commission has been sojourning for
several days at the Charleston Hotel. He is
here for the purpose Of receiving claims
against the United States lor stores or sup
plies taken or furnished during the war for
the use OF the Federal army, a5 we'll as for
the use and loss OF vessels or boats employed
In the military service of the United States.
Cotton claims do not come before him. The
claimant has to prove two things: First, that
bis property was actually used, not destroyed,
by the Federal arms; and second, that he was
loyal to the Union during the whole war.
Mr.. Parmele has taken about seventy-hVe
claims liz South Carolina up to the present
time, aggregating on amount OF two hundred
thousand dollars. OF this number thirteen
claims representing forty-two thousand hVe
hundred and fifty dollars, have been taken III
this city.
The following are the names OF the claim
ants in this city: William Moran, John Moran
Patrick Brady, Edward Reynolds, saoas''an
zanosuera, Archibald McLeish, John kenner-
tv. Martin Caulheld, Michael Mcnamara, Pat-
rick Hogan, Louis F. Klipstein, Julia d. Red
ding and James B. Howard.
The following persons will present CLAIMS
for examination this week: George Jefferson,
Wakfsr. B. Goodman, Daniel McSwiney,
John Slattery and - Grant
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
Cotton and Naval Stores Trade.

NEW YORK, august ..
During the week cotton has declined, with In
creased business for export and home consump-
tion and falling or in sales for future delivery
Sales for the week reached lob 800 bales, OF Wnich
OF 400 bales were for future delivery and 1450o on
spot, or spot cotton, exporters took 924l bales
and spinners 6S{9 bales with nothing on specu-
The naval store trade has been fairly active all
the week. The demand for spirits turpentine has
been for consumption and for rosins wholly spe Gu
lative. The Express says the result OF the week
in this latter commodity is to show sales for future
delivery into three hands larger than can possi.
bly, be produced, hence corner has ruled and
nnWards, The control is said to cover $4,000
barrels 10 the yard here and 5000 ip Boston,
as also 2s, 900 in Baltimore and 5000 In Wilmingt
ton, Export orders are known to be on the
market here and South for about 10000 bb!s.
hence prices In both common and fine rosins Will
be advanced Monday about so cents per Dbl.
Tar and pitch are quite dull. We quote spirits
6oHc; lne rosins S. rs; common. do So 6oa3 rs;
tar IS rs, and pitch So SO. =.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
Passengers.

Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-RS
Strobel, E Schroeder and son, O Jessen, W
Gray, E Thompson, and W Grant.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New YorK-
Mrs DeTrevile and son, Mrs West. Jr, MISS
West, 8 W Maurice, E Gsuvelet, Miss n Trott,
Weiskopn and wife, John Fllghes, Thos Green, 9
D Johnson, W Green, Mrs Hull, 8 Dunlap,
Carpenter and wife, Miss Cochran, O Prior, Miss
Ellen Simmicks, Geo Carpenter, O L Carpenter.
N Read, o Jones, @ e Boggs, J K Mauran, W
Aston, vile snd child, Alston. n Diestel, Mrs
Mcrherson,.E E Dlestel Bagin, A Farrar, Alfred
Mitchell and wife, W O jessup, wife, two children
and nurse, MRS Foskett, Mrs Urogan. h shea,
] Johns. r Marshall, Miss Dunduquest. O Rich,
Mr. Drew, n w Fairchilds, Wesh. Furch9ott,
Mr Sanders, and eight deck.
Per steamship Georgia, from New York-Mlss
Y Farley, W Porter, p Tosle. A FARLEY, J N
Curtis, Jas Van Houten. VIM Van Houten, Van
Houten, Jas Lyons, o Guild.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack
sonYie, Fernandina and Savannah. Ga-Mrs
Holmes, Firth, Johns, J o Rich, NJ A Dun. .
A Fairchlld, Mrs Jones, Miss F Holmes, Miss N
Holmes, W Bradway, Marshall Miss Julia
Lipenik, r Rutledge. and seven deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05

Is Your STOMACH UNEASY MANY dyspep-
tic Cresus would be willing, 1t Is said, to give
halfhi wealth for an easy stomach. Ifthis is
a fact, why do any Of our ''solid men" con-
tinue to endure the pangs of indigestion. Is
it not patent to the whole community that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will cure the worst
case of chronic dyspepsia in sx or eight weeks?
No occasion for the expenditure OF half for
tune; few dollars will suffice to accomplish
the object. Surely every man who Is not
''sand blind" to the great utilltarian of the
day must know that this celebrated vegetable
specific promptly relieves all diseased condi-
tions of the stomach, liver, bowels and ner-
vous system, restores their vIgor and lmparts
regularity to their functions. Is your eplsas.
trium uneasy? Is the vulture, disease,
gnawing at your liver? If so, resort at once
to the Bitters. aug5-mwf3Dsw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The following pieces of real estate were
knocked down to the State Saturday for the
taxes duo on them:
Keith. Susan, 600 acres, Sixth Dis >,
Hart Hamilton j., 470 acres, Sixth
District. ...........- ~ Wv
Leadbelter, Thomas E., 876 acres, Sixth
U1SCr1cC. ..-.....''. ~ ~
This completes the sale. Parties whose
lands have been knocked down to the State
will be allowed ninety days to redeem. All
lands remaining unredeemed at the end OF
that time will be sold at public outcry.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

nhe Protestant Episcopal Cemetery
movement is on foot to establish Pro-
testant Episcopal Cemetery in the SUBURBS Oh
this city, which will be placed under the man-
apement of an executive board, consisting OF
eight laymen and the city missionary oil the
Ep,scopal Church, who will regulate all mat
ters relating to the granting OF the right Oh
interment therein. at meeting OF those In
terested, held on the 18th OF July. the follow
ing gentl amen were elected members OF tne
board: A. a.. Hayden, W. c. Bee, VIM. AIKEN
Henry P. Archer, F. A. Mitchell, +. M.
Grimke, :. S. Buist, Henry E. Young ana the
Rev. J. Mercler Green.
Scholarsnips for South Carolina st"-
dents.
The graduating class of the Parochal Scnoo.
OF the Holy Communion 60 to enter Uhion
College, Schenectady, where scholarships
have been provided for them, through the ilo-
erality of the Rev. DR.. Potter and others, OF
the Diocese Of New York. :.'s
A New Clergyman for tho Diocese.
The Rev. William A. johnson, just ordained
at the Theological Seminary In Virginia, after
a course of three years study, has reported to
tbs bishop of this diocese and entered upon
his charge, the Church Of the Messiah, north
santee. where he had been expected for some
months past.
Travelling Agent for the Record.
The Rev. P. F. Stevens will spend the
months of August and September itinerating
through the middle and upper parts of the
diocese In execution of his offer to further the
interests of the Advancement Society and the
Monthly Record. Rectors and ministers In
charge will help the cause by communicating
with him as to their appointments.
A Charleston Clergyman Sails for Eu-
rope.
The Rev. C. C. Pinckney, rector OF Grace
Church, sailed from New York for Europe by
the steamer of the 9th ultimo. In his alb
seBce the gestry have arranged for services
by the Rev. J. Mercler Green on Sunday morn
ings and special occasions.
Honors to n Charleston Clergyman.
It will give his many friends much pleasure
to know that the Rev. James b. Elliott, rector
of st. Paups, has been distinguished by receiv-
Ing from Hobart College, Geneva, New York,
the honorary degree Of doctor Of divinity. As
the unanimous testimonial of time-honored
cnurcn institution to presbyter laborlng In
distant section, it should be particularly graft
flying to all.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OHARLEsroN NEWS. .
SATURDAY EVENING, August ., 1871.
CoTToN.-There was rather fair inquiry Tor
this staple, but there was general feeling OF
frmness among sellers, which induced them to
only offer at stronger rates. or to decline to sell
for the present; the transactions were consequent
ly reduced to such lots as came within the Views
OF buyers; sales about 175 bales, among which
were II at lex, at 16a<, "a at II, at lsh, 50 at
1sx, 27 at 49, IA at lex, at 1sK; middling grades
| sold at about 1s@lsHc p ID.
RICE This grain was quiet and there were no
transactions OF note, the market showing firm
character.
NAVAL SToRHs-The receipts were 9l bb:s Of
spirits tnrpentlne and 52l bbls rosln. There were
no sales reported. Crude turpentine may be
quoted ut $s15 forVirgln, 27o for yellow dip,
and 81 80 for hard.
FRsTaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi.
aal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
FORK, Kd on uplsnds, Xd on sea Islands; by sail,
nominal on upands, on sea Islands nominal.
To aayre- on nplsnds. Coastwlse-to New York
by steam 50 on uplands and - on seq islands;
81 so p tlerce on rice; GOO bbl on rosln;
by sail nc = b on cotton; - p tierce
on rice; 500 = barrel on rosin; So p on
lum Der; $40 q II on timber. To Boston, by sat,
No 2 fb on upland cotton; rosn Csc; resawed
stun s1o@lo So; phosphate $5@5 so. To ProVi.
dcnce, by sail $40 p II on boards, Hc p ID on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
TO Pllla ,elphis, BY steam 81 q on cotton;
by sail, $SR Il on boards; 50 6o@1o on timber; 50
per ton On clay, and $assa 80 on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by steam hc p b by sail, So 6o97 ?
Y on boards; $s@s so on timber; 50 2b =
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de-
maud by our merchants to take lumber frelghts
from Georgetown, s. O., Darlen and Satilla River
aa., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $Io@l2 p II are the rates on lumber and
boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 24X@24H.
DoHRsrIo ExoHANGH.-The banks purchase
sIght checks on New York al par a premium
and sell at A@h premium. Outside they pur.
chase at l.l8@H premium, and sell at 8.l86x
premium.
GoLp-13k613X.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05
New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, AHBuSI ..
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 254
bbls rosin. 3S do spirits turpen tine. There ls
lI9ht uuairy for spirits turpentine at about form
err prices, although at the cose tHe Market ls
somewhat Irregular. Sales 6l6 bbls GOO bols to
arrIyel at 60a5lc; l3s bbls to arrive at d9Hc The
stock OF rosIn in the yards, as published 10 our
OF which had been sold previously for export and
soapmaker's use. Owing TO the above light sup.
ply. prices have advanced. strained closing at
IS 55a3 CO. with the uside price bid for large lots,
aud small sales made at the outside nRnres.
sales 1000 bbs at So co. and 500 bbs pale at 50 75a
s. Tar continues scarce and firm. Pitch In light
iobbIpg inquiry, but holders very frm, IN sylnpa-
thy with he advance Ii strained rosln, but not
uuotably higher.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-05

CRuMBs.-No business of any importance
was transacted before Judge Graham Satur-
day.
On the 10Th two murderers are to be execu-
ted in Rlchland, and on the 23d another nur-
derer will expiate his crime In similar way
in Lexington.
The Savannah papers are still growing
about the failure of their Northern mails, and
the facetlous Advertiser savagely suggests
that Mr.. Postmaster Trott should get faster
trotters.
There was grand display of the aurora bo'
reals at Columbia on Friday night. The
northern heavens were brilliantly Illuminated.
The suppositlon Is that the glorious news from
North Carolina had something to do with IT.
the display having been gotten up il honor of
the event.