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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-04-23
AN ORDIN .ANCE

To AMEND AN ORpINANcE TO RAISE
SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL YEA r &C.
BE it ordained &c: 'nd ,sIsA
-. That the Clerk OF To,lncii shall collect all
taxes and licenses.d oRi 'prod W
9. That in leases where tho ownership of
property has changed since the last assessment,
the Clerk shall enter such property ii, the name
of it's present owner.
3. That in cases of improvements and better
.mcnts ofprol'ery since the last assessment, and
prior to the first day of April, 1874, the Clerk
shall add to the amount at which such property
has been assessed, the value of such improve.
mcnts or bc,tcrmcnts, to be asccrtaincd upon
oath of the owner of such property, filed with
the said Clerk. Proridsd, that when the value
returned by the owner be deemed by the Clerk
to be less than the real value of such improve
ments, ,thc Clerk shall refer such return to
Council, who shall then assess the samc.
j. w. MOSELEY,
Mayor,
II. WILLIAMSON, Clerk, Pro tenn.
Ratified on the llth day of April, a. y. 1874
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The New York herald., 1874-07-16
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Reflection Of the Chicago
Fire in Wall Street. ).
"A Victory for the Bull
Side in Stocks.
GENERALLY DULL MARKETS.
WALL STREET,


WEDNESDAY, July 15-6 =. NJ
Tho most Interesting development Of to-day's
Business was the sharp reverse which the bear
PARTY suffered In the quick return which stocks
showed after the nrst reports OF the Chicago fro
had been c0ntradioted. The "bears" were early
ION hand, evidently having read the morning pa
perA and made brilliant sally upon values In the
nrst hour, especially directed against Western
railroad shares Corrected advicea however, con.
Raining the sober second thought OF daylight upon
she situation as contrasted with the midnight re-
Election OF roaring flames and the remlniscent
scare, rallied the ''buus" with q spirit they have
not shown tor weeks, who not only thereupon re-
tisted their antagonists but carried the war into
Africa, giving the bear leader
AN UNUSUAL AND UNEXPECTED TWIST.
snere was some hasty covering, and It Is said this
ls not completed, while the new spirit shown BY
Che 'bulls" in the face Of such alarming news
made the market OF to-day, although restricted in
respect to dealings, one Of the nrmest and most
confident we have had for weeks. 1t demonstrated
. fact that was not before fully recognized-viz.,
shat the bull spirit In not yet wholly driven out OF
yshe market, and that the recuperatve forces &C
work elsewhere throughout the country are Qui-
ety but steadily impressng themselves upon the
Gone OF Stock Exchange operations. The "bears"
&o-day did not have 1t all their own wav az usual
when any alarming news was presenr to startle
dealers, but on the contrary were met squarely on
khe issue and handsomely beaten. The dealings
twere not large so many being absent at Saratoga
and Long Branch, whittier they had gone not an
ncipating Chicago IRE. The total sales were
eA750o shares distributed as In the following table,
Vhich also shows
b
The New York herald., 1874-07-16
GRAIN DELIVERY.

A discussion Of the new code OF rules proposed
for regulating the receipt delivery and grading Of
grain arriving at this port was had yesterday at
the Produce Exchange. Many Of the leading deal
ers were present. Mr.. L. F. Holman occupying the
chair There seems to be general acquiescence In
the propriety OF the new rules, with, perhaps o
few minor notifications. Many OF the merchants
believe that their adoption would materially re-
auce tne cnarges un a ,eCevea neie anu I'm ~
important trade counteracting the strenuous ex-
ertions making on behalf OF other seaboard cities
great West which eventually 60 across the Allan
tic for consumption. .I
The New York herald., 1874-07-16

The demandwss very light and in order TO effect sales
market CLOSING sSIsMfc Il . Ss
:s; y;T' rSSn ss.h' 81 w 8 q; pa
G ed " % %spsn Corn h wa: fairly ssvs sbH
,s! S.ssd s r. ,ss III ys s
@ sshsr s IKE 'ss' Sss $ .SHss
e o pen
.yy.nl. a. q is delivered. Barley neglected and
ass ut m..s
for sstr.essa but little sstsnton sn were
unsettled generally fayorins the shipper The sngage
s1:5% IL Il ss$sn
sHi ?, Y S::i I & :. IS
Norwegian bark hence to Bristol with SO quarters Of
$s ssSs;n s,5 ssass At IS
" oS az a. Z hsfs vsS.s e s.e
T.n g dS % With
s e q Of %
snss ts1%s w'n ' cases Of l'naso
os ShoS %sf @ 70 81
IgorsnGc. GrS@csry gee anstes met with isir trade
and s'sg
sssy Ne 6slsss. 5s::s s'ss m ansli.A Islands
ss O. closing @ ss a.
The market for rosn was quiet and steady strained
S Il; IS Ss :: W 500
ssS.s sss
:tssSy sas decline nesissa y:ssrdsy ;apsssd f.
ssGs q IN %0psa 1ai 1ps s
% S.hss hs TaH Ma: a M s @
ssss dsi!yssy ssr!:s points
ssSs.ys ss t.Sssss Ss.s S;ass; ss
mss .qss int
as pork W. % a 5s
sR0' Bacon nv dealt Win
s% Ne r:Sss
& smsh lots to the trade Values were steady The sales IN
s sIjss s. 81
ana city
aay ea
81 ss SSsb e sS Ss @ tor n
S
i s y %Isss isssfs:. 9:
Ss iS Iiis eo%
aSs
changed in vaiue.
nominal Fair to good Cuba Muscovado quoted at nc.
&c. We heard sales made to-day but note tran
action made within day or two Of 675 hhds. OF scant
hned was quiet and scarcely SO Arm; ggoted at at
crushed and lt5sc. nc. for powdered. We quote :
Cubx-Rehn,ns, inferior to common, 7c 7Sc fair to
pSS spSeery N fair & 8 good &c ssse prime to Choice
Z sac centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos 5to IS 8sc.
Aass ssa Ssssi S.
s az e y e = a. Z ' fSe
prime & ss sroeery IT. fair to chSiss &c HsNS
Dutch standard Nos 70 TO- shcss SIC, Msrila-su-
nerior ard extra SUPERIOR; '1Ac. Itc' ',u
IN oobing lots TO the amounto 90 srces Of Caro-
quality anaa.o bags Of aanCoon at &c aSNS per o
sale Of rs uerces at 13 9l6c. per lb.
TALLow.The market was quiet and steady. The sales
include 40 hhds Of city at 6c and 000 ba Of outside
AZ &c. = e1sc. per lh ~ l...s. Hl b.
ness reported and the market closed steady Sales @
bbl at 9sc. chiefly at the higher price and clos
ing at
The New York herald., 1874-07-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS
EINANCIA.

STOCK PRIVILEGE ON ALL THE ACTIVE
The New York herald., 1874-07-16
CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Lower-Flour Quiet
Wheat Lowcr-Corn Firmer-Oats De-
cidedly Higher-Pork and Lard Un-
changed-Grocerfes Dun-sugar Ea-
sfer-Freights Qufot-Petroleum Dull
and Nominal-Nava1 Stores Steady
Whiskcy Closed stoady. . t.1,,i Il
WEDNESDAY, July 16-sP.M
The markets were stin irregular. In some de-
partments there was some ACTIVITY, but in others
less. In dry goods there was some business In
hardware the market Was decidedly more active
and business this fall will undoubtedly foot up
large. On 'OhanGe the markets were irregular.
Flour was quiet, wheat was dull and lower, corn
was active ana nrmer Oats were scarce and de.
oidedly higher. whiskey quiet, pork and lard
quiet and unchanged. Freghts were quiet and
easy. Cotton was dull and easier, both for ..spot,
ana "future.n Groceries were dull but nominally
steady, with the exception Of raw sugar, which
was shade easier Petroleum was neglected and NOM
inaL Naval stores quiet but steady.
CoryHr-The market for Rio duh and entirely
nominal. Concessions frcm the appended quotations
would have been ssary in order have effected
sales Mild coffee also dull, and transactions con-
nned to unim portant jobbmg lots We quota.-Ro
ordinary csrsoeA is,<c. 2oc.; mir do. 2oAc. 2lc
sSSn creme dG Esnss sS S o si'e MG
Ras % af aS Sr'ii i mats sc 2 ceSio .
Fs Fsso siso si.'s sis SSaIs s asss
can ,sIS 2SS :kSG ssyaniia isc 2c cnracOs isc
Cores ne offered irssly e without buyers
oereS 70 sxporsfs s sFasuresS Ss wsSs sDcSs da
The New York herald., 1874-07-16

le,sc 800 st IS q s2o 400 at lec 800 at ls 70 s,. oc
Is issec. 2oc al i 7lsc November i0at Is s3c De.
cemDer 100 Is 1890, 2D at i6Ic., 100 at l6 3gc
cepts AZ the pSr,s were as iolows-Galveston baesi
lss Wilmington, 49, Norfolk 656; Ne York 2is; Pha,
dephia 81 Total, CO. bales This day last week. L59
!hasTfo hsv,e, BY sail Ac; 10 Hamburg, BY steam,
pc. compressed To Liverpool, by steam. blSd. I'd
FIoua AND pGRAIs-ReceiptsFlou 1921 bb,s wheat.
Isl ss7 bushels: corn, 2O4a7e bushels; neal 500
quiet at unc hanged figures The sales including all
Kinds foot about 800 bb at prices within range
sold Of 600 sbs At 8. q for Brandy.
and baltimore also, 700 sacks OF Baltimore at 81 S8
The New York herald., 1874-07-16

Yhe quoauops are based on cotton IN store running
the grade quoted. The sales were : 77 ~
Por futsfs delivery .; iddng the sale. have
August lOc0 at i6hc 200 at ID l5s2c september 400
At 10 s2c 800 ss lSsc ocs9esr % Sc at le 1880 No
is7iec Total 6,loo bales kxctsnger5lSc paid to ex
o%io o'ciocs ~ x~uiy Hs 100 100 At il a loo az loo short
notice. l6c August 800 at 10 7i6c 800 AZ Is 1890 80
100 ioc, 100 le SSc 200 at 70 ils2c, 2oo al 10
5-l6c 500 at l6 ll-}2c., 600 at 10 5lGc. Septem-
ber 200 at 10 23-s2c., 100 at 10 ll6c., so at i6
U-32c.. 800 at l6 llj6c. 500 at 6 2,2c. 2iD0 at
The New York herald., 1874-07-16
II AND LOWEST PRICES.

GOLD WAS DULL Q
and steady, opening at 1oeX and closing at los,t
The carrying rates were IN to per cent and Dor
kowing dat The customs receipts were $269, 900
Che payments by the Assistant Treasurer $3.50, ,oOt
on account Of interest and 1000 In redemption o
Gve.twenty bonds
The New York herald., 1874-07-16

Stocks 21 per cent from the market parts Of 500;
shares the Contracts the last week have
paid GOO per cent on the investment full partlc
and explanatory pamphlet application
The New York herald., 1874-07-16

was dull and at the close lower, leaving on at A.
10 Asex for good to prime names bankers six
day sterling, and demand at AssH 4so. Thel
wis q rumor on the street OF the further success
sui negotiation OF q new railroad loan to the e.
cent Of f6OO 900. 1u
The New York herald., 1874-07-16
HAVANA MARKET.

r,.I.v s.ol ,L-l- HAVANA, July IL 1874
Spanish gold ?5s 2eo Exchange quiet and weak; on
the United States, sixty days currency, 29 l30
mum short sight 13i l35 premium; sixty DAYS gold,
1872 1J3 premium; short sight, 1855 l57 premium on
London, lbs l57 premium on Paris 1N l56 premium.
oh .hlr. EUROPEAN MARKETS ..-4 41I "a q
LONDON 'PRopuoH MARKKr-LoNDos, July 15-Eveh-
ing-Caicutta linsecd. 69s Liseed OIL f vs. ELS per
tun- tf At .f ~ a ,fu ~
w J ---->o- n
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errible and Fatal Coal Oil burning
az n School KN Ia clifton.

NASHVILLE June T. - Miss Salie Smith,
aged about seventeen years, a student Of
female school at OAKLAND, n.y., was fatally
burned last night during school exhibitions ser
vices. She Was standing on the stage, near q
coal oil lamp, which exploded and AZ ence
nveoptd her in flames. She AZ ence rushed
mons the m, most n them escaping by win
COWS and doors. Her father in endeavOIing %
S. We her had his hands seriously burned. Her
hysicisrs this morning report thai she is dying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

NEW COUNTERPART OF THE FIFTY CENT
SCRIPT "A new counterfeit Of the recent issue
Of hfty-cent script has just made its appear
abce. 1t Is ore-sixteenth OF an inch shorter In
lenr til and width than the genuine, and the line
connecting the two upright lines OF the letter n
N the small words engraved, engrdcing and
printing at tie end of the script Is reversed In
very instance bot one. In the counterfeit
there Is DO distinction between the white era
sat and shirt bosom OF Samuel Dexter, while in
the genuine they are well defined. It is likely
to deceive In The evening or with the rapid
money changer Boston Hereld.
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The Crisis i'm France.
The Virgfnfus Amfr Again.

POslTlON OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
NEW YORK, June 12.-In papers laid before
the British Parliament I'm regard 10 the Viz
ginius affair, wax q letter dated February 10th,
from Gran vile 20 the minister at NJ adrid, say
ing: "Her Msjesty's government do not take
ground complaining of the seizure Of the Vir-
ginius nor Of the dets ntion Of the passengers
and crew. The real ground OF complaint, Her
Msjesty's government hold, Is that even assum.
ing the veesel to have been lawfully seized. and
Gre properly detained, there Was no justihca
ton for their summary execution after irregu.
lar proceedings before q d-umhead court mar
tial. No possible aspect Of the character Of the
Virginiue and her crew could authorize or pal
late such conduct on the part OF the Cuban au
thorities There was no pretepce for treating
such an expedition as piracy jGre qentiHea.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June nv siuia stx=e, old, 81;
Virgil lee consolidated, 81: do. eX-cOup yn, a..
Wet Ni'siuiss, II, bid tO-csv.
BALfksbE, June l7.-Cptton dull and nominal,
LOS @H. Flour cuil ana strsdy; prices unchanged
West quiet hut nin; prices uGchAns. d.
Corn hrE--Nlite hern, = G9i, elbow sOathern,
q. mixed western excited and ifregul Anew, sl-
It'd old, SD bad. O~ts nTmer for vastsrn-
southern, saga ver<rn mixed, 6lC65s; do.
white, 81. RJe dun, i o. Hay unchanged. Pro-
yisions uucbeReed; gObbins sales only; no round
lots offering or sei,g Western butter dull, ls@2s,
Ky urohal esd. euesr uDChaI ged.
INV YORK, June li.-StocEs dull. Money, q.
Geld IL Excl scee, long, <s6: short, <9l. Govern
mepfs Gull.
NEw yors, June Il Flour quiet. wbssi dull.
Oyrt lie higher.
IoNDoN, Jute Il, If0 ,. u.-sew York Cen
tIsl, ~, preferred, 49H.
LoSDos, Jgle y. .. n..The rae Of discount in
oTen nsrket Tor three months bills IL 81 per cent
IN.
LoNDor, June " & m.-The amount ~ bu.
lion ne {. o. tie bsnk 81 suglsnd on bals-ce
to-day is klO7 0W Erie. EHA Paris aispztche
quote rentee o. g fra1o. 81 o-Bttmes.
Los DON, June y, 4>p o, m;1Bcsd Of ls5s, ola
lOe 1867 lp15 ex-futere-f: 10 o., los. New yrk
Cent? Al, 5q1s. Erie pref rr-d as
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THE NEAGHER.

Mpsnissros, D. g June j. uSs. len Z. n
PIOBA BIIIrIss.-For New Knglsuf, light rains
prevail Cur lbs the day, with ssht changes m tea
sel sture and fa.iisg barometer. For the middle
-ts.es sna tie lower lake reeio-, partly clou "
weather and lorsi rains, with southwest 20 nortS-
west vfros, followed By lower femeerataTe AID
eastern Tennessee and Alsbsm>, Us ht rsia. south
Eess 90 northwest winds tow-r tcmperature a.
western Terrersee sud the Ohio vsll-y, clear 90
partly cloudy wssiher duriug ths day light OF
Continued high barometer. For the uppsr inks
Ttejop ~ the nOstkw -. clear OF fair ve.fhe-,
grsdusiy thiftng sOu b. stationary OF rlsieg
rsiure and rising. followed b. fslii8e baron
tter in the upper lake r-girn, aid sfsffanary or
falling tsTcmetsr 90 the northwest. The upper
chic, the central Mississippi and lower Missouri
rivers IN fse during he day Caut % arr signals
cohtinne az Alpsna, Or and Haven. Toledo. Cleve-
Jan end D. troit and are ordered Tor Erie, a,os
Roche sftr and oswegO.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Wall stress To-day.

NEW YoRK, june Il The Posts financial article
ssys: mcLey Is 3a3 for call loans and sldsts fBr
prime ercantle paper, the supply " which e very
noderaie: The stock market ODenei ct. sdy, ex-
oept for Irie. hiCh Wa = lower. From he Op-c-
ing Prices tbs sensrsl Iist advanced = 60 =;
ard has alice coclinad 4 70 =, through
cut EIie has been nOticesbiy weak Coz.
erbmert bonds were Gull aud steady. Ia state
boz de business was confined 90 Tennsssess, which
were s.esdy. All sales 81 gold have been Il uO7s q
nlS On e u lOSBs the rstes have bean Sat 80 4
carTyire. FOreiEn tNrhs uge shares the geners Al
dGllIess, with 49, and 49i - n03.nal rate. Tor
prime bsbkers serliU aid as 5stJtSs aud 0ls :
sctusl
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The COTTON CoNGREss.-The convention OF
the cotton interests at Augusta, G g., yesterday
mapped out plans for organizing a national
cotton exchange, with established rules as to
grades, standards and packings. They also
made rules for accurate reports from all cotton
growing localities, which shall be the reliable
authority Of the trade. The system of regula.
tons proposed look towards a thOrou IN govern
uent of the whole business, bat they cannot be
perfected before next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

IT IS PaoBABLs that Mr.. M'ags, lately
relieved from duty as chief of the Special
Agerts' division OF the Treasury Department,
will b. assil ned to du'v in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
by all the members excepting the Secretary OF
the Navy and the Secretary of the Interior.
The Interior Department was represented By
General CoWCp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

TIE sTkIKING MINERS at Nelsonvilie, OHIO.
have been confronted with four hundred col
ored men who have been brought from the
southern states to take their places. The feel
ing On this account IS so bitter that riot is i'm
minent. ard is only prevented by the colored
men being armed and the interference of the
state suthoIitits to rreseIye peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

ATT NEW YORK REGATTA yesterday. the
Tidal Wave won the schooner prize OF the first
class, without time allowance, making the race
In hours 40 minutes and 10 seconds. She also
won the Bennett challenge cup, beating the
Idler, with time allowance, by about four
minutes. The schooner Magic won the first
prize OF the second class. Other prizes were
won by the sicop Oracle. OF the fret class, and
the sloop Wsyward, Of the second class. The
Magic won the race in hours II minutes and
10 seconds; the Oracle In 4 hours IS minutes and
81 seconds; and the Wayfarer n hours 30
minutes and % seconds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

90 he divinity lectures at Yale are here
after 20 include course on the preservation of
health. This is theology indeed.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNCE.-The receipts from this
sourcs to-day were s257 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

THR SENATE Committee on the District of
Columbia did not hold a meeting to-day, no
quorum beins present
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THE SoIRJY BILL.-rEe Committee of Way
and Means this morning considered the Senate
amendments TO the moiety bill, and nor-con-
CURED in nesrly all the new features added by
that body to The bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

PROFESSOR Hermann was presented to the
President just before cabinet meeting to-day,
and was cordially received. The Professor pro
duced cigars ard other like com forts FROM until
then, unknown pockets of the President, which
caused much merrment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

TBE HOUSE Elections Committee to-day con
sidered resolution requesting the judiciary
Committee to report a bill disqualifying from
the CfiCe Of delegate in Congress any person
who shall be known to be guilty OF pOlygamy
A formal ote was OsipOned until Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-12

TERRIBLK LIsHTSIsG STeRM.-There was
terrific storm of thunder and lightning with
heavy rains in New Jersey Wednesday evening.
The lightning has not been equalled for years.
driver living in YreelaDd avenue, at Pster-
son, who was sitting on his bed at the time, was
struck by the lightning, 1t leaving Q blue spot
sitting rigid corpse, bolt upright IN the bed
The house Of Mr. Lee also was struck by the
fluid, entesDg the dining room, where the fami-
" were at tea, tearing of the plaster, boards
&C., aud passing out through the kitchen, with
out hurting any body. at Passaic q valuable
hone In yandensep 8 stable was killed
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Governor Dix Endorses the Presis
dents Ffnan cial Policy.

NEW YORK, June 12-Generai Dix has I'D
dressed letter Ia the President fully endors
ing his financial policy, and concluding SIS fol-
ADOPT your plan, an satisfied that t viii prove
an effectual remedy for our financial embsfrass-
ments.n
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New YORK Notes

PoLICKMKH AS THIEVES AND RUFPIAEs.
INV YORK, June PA policeman was dis
missed from the force yesterday for robbing q
man on the street, and another has been COM
mitttd without BAH to await the result of terri
BILE injuries he inflicted on q man with his club
CLAsPING HANDS AT WEST POINT.
At the annual NEE ting of the alumni associa-
ton of Wet Point Academy. yesterday, q reso-
lutioD was adopted inviting all the graduates OF
the academy, both north and south, to join in
the anniversary dinner next year.
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PRRsoNAL--SuperviSor Tutten has been In
this city for two or three days. He will leave
to- night tor Philadelphia. Gen. n. P. Bank.
will deliver the or alton at the dedication of the
solCiers' monument in Fitchburg, Mass, on
the 9th instant
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EaPcN SERlEGs AND BATHS, W. VA,
OPEN JCNEI.
These are AK aliue C arb sted Waters, contain
Ing alec Iodine ard sal Of LyJhis- "A
III di-ease. in which they have proved YE14S
Of L0'able ffCAcy ar: l..iE
i. Of the Kidney q Y adler.
2 hhsun atism aud Govt,
g. Acid Dysps psis.
4 sOr.e d.seas Of the skin, and wonderfully re-
storative the Finale cpnssiEIi, q when eIfssbls0
or prnstTsttd " special msiaties. Fer proof
here,f see medical Testimony n panLhIAt
There is no Ensr SUNNI = C inns il. tie world. The
BATHING Is SUPERB.
lso, very tne S1 phs-r aud Iron Springs Il hand.
RDeu -fsCioUs ard airy acc m nodsti-ns suFe-
Tior. SRI, : Is A. q SIS peG week; : IS 20 500
month, states fully IN pamphlet, with ell other
particulars. Apply tC-
i.3-wta FBtZjER SALE, PrOprie,ors
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NAVAL OBDERs.-COmmander S. Livingston
BreCse ordered 70 equipment duty at Norfolk
navy yard. Lieut.. Edward W. Remey ordered
TO Newport, X. l., for instruction in torpedo
duty. Con msndeT George A. Stevens detached
from equiv ment duty at the navy yard, Nor
folk, and ordered be in esdness for sea service
Lieut. Commander Charles +. Schmitz, anC
Lieuts. Lewis Kingsley, #. o. Il. BECKER, ana
L. WOodman ordered to the Colorado.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
LE0EABDToWN, PINEI POIST, MAR
STALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT.

These Excursions, 20 tulsr the mast two sesso
will be Iesumed SATURDAY, IT.
June 18th. Ea&hH
Tie sIltnfid steamer Gecrgiarna
will leave the 7ih rect wharf al .. m. EVERY
ShTC hDAl during the season, and returning leave
FONT Lookout al 8 .. N Sunday, arriving at Wash
ingtCn at Q. III. Monday.
5 ate Room tickets for sale at Office OF W. O. v
NJ. @ 4. Railroad, NJ. sos Penusy lvsoia ave
Hound Tip Tickets, S2O For sale only at the
boat.
E. NIGH FLNGALE, Agent,
Jel-3m 7th street Wharf
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COMMANDMENTS Senate, in executive
session, confirmed the following nominations
j. G. Bancroft Davis, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipOteutiary to the German + umpire
from July /, 1874, when the resignation 0
George b. ncIOft takes effect. Harvey W
Scott, coil, ctor of customs, Willamette, ore
COn. Gul'ord Wiley Wells, United States at
toTLey northern distr.c c. OF Mississippi.
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NOMINATIONs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to day -
Robert NJ. ReynOlds to be minister resident OF
the United States at Bolivia; Lucien G.. Hene-
berger TO lie assistant surgeon L. ). navy;
John ). NcClary, of Nebasks, receiver public
moneys, Norfolk, Nebraska; Ole Peterson
OF Minnesota, receiver of public money, st.
Cloud, Minnesota; j. y. Brewer, of Minnesota
register lsI Office, St Cloud, Minnesota.