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EIVE FARMS FOR RENT

have concluded to gait farming on account Of
III health. and otter II my farms ut private rents
Tho Farms situate in Allegheny township.
Somerset county. Pa. Any person wishing to rcnt
will come and examine farms. or consult me by let
ter, at Mount Healthy, Pa.
lanel SAMUEL WALKER
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trR.

BY the following disbursements on orders
issued BY the Poor House Directors:
- By amount paid for provisions, including
II beef, bacon, veal, wheat, rye, &c,
By amount paid tor groceries and mdse
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MARRIED..

PUTMAN-NICKELSoN-Onthe the 25th
of Dec, by B. +. Snyder Esq. Mr.. ".
Putnam and Miss Kate Nicholson, both Of
Somerset county Pa.
IIARKCOM-BAKER-On the Both
day of November, 1873 by JOSH iah Ger
hardt J. p. Mr.. Michael Harlkcom 10
Miss Matilda Baker, both Of Jefferson tp.,
Somerset county, Pa.
UPHOUSE-WRIGHT.-On the 22d
day OF January, 1874, by Josiah Ger
hardt, Mr. Frederick Uphouse to Miss
Annie Wright, both Of Middlecrcck tp..
Somerset county, Pa.
CaSEBEER-SHAULIS.-At the res
idcnce of the brides parents, in Somerset
township, by the Rev. \. NJ MILESTONE,
December %, 1872, Mr.. John Casebeer TO
Miss Matilda Shaulis
CROMWELL-IIOLDERBAUM.- AT
toe residence OF the brides parents, in
Somerset, on December %. 1873, by the
Rev. \. NJ Milestone, Mr.. Harry r.
Crommell, Of Bedford, to Miss Kate Hold
crbaum.
BOWMAN-WALKER.-On the 25th
Of December, 1871. by the Rev. \. NJ
Milestone. Mr.. VIM Bowman 10 Miss
Clara Walker al Of Somerset township.
SAhLOR-BESECKER.--AtS Somerset.
10y the Rev A. Al. MILESTONE, Mr.. Cv-
rus Saylor TO Miss Emma BcsecKer.
RlIODES-SCHROCK the 9TH OF
Feb. uary, 1874, by the Rev. A. w Whct-
stone, Mr.. Alexander Rhodes TO Miss Re
becca Schrock, all of Somerset tp.
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CAsroRIA is more than a substitute for Casio
OIL 1t is the oaiy So fe article in existence which
Is certain to assimiatc the food, regulate the bow
els, cure wlnd-colic and produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need.not cry
aud mothers may rest. ap.il2.
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The Scranton Republican relates the
discovery, by miner, of a copper whistle
embedded in vein of coal, one hundred
feet below the earth. Ii was discovered
by Martin Loughery. working in No. 10
mine, Pennsylvania Coal Company's
works at Pittston. In the centre OF
massive piece of coal he was brakeng. he
found embedded what appeared to be Il
small wood box ofan oblong shape, which,
upon being touched, crumbled into dust,
and disclosed copper whistle with flint
mouth piece, and in shape like the ordina-
ry TN whistles blown by children. The
miner Frightened it up says the RepuJh-
can, applied ii TO his mouth, and made it
sound doubtless for the first time in CEN
turies. The spot where ii lay is about one
hundred feet beneath the surface of the
earth. How many seasons have been
swept over the terrestrial sphere, by the
ever ceasing tide of time, since this me-
mento was laid carelessly aside, by some
hand of a former age. is question to form
food for the reflective mind. The voice
that was wont to charm the single pipe into
music, must have been hushed in the age
OF long ago. Yet the copper whistle re-
mains to attest in favor of the science of
geology. 1t should be preserved in some
of our museums, or by some historical So
ciety, together with a specimen of the
structure in which il has slept for ages.
Who shall say in the face of such fact that
our country has not known a civilization
anterior TO that imported here by Colum-
bus or that race of enlightened human
beings did flourish and fade on this
grand hemisphere ages and ages agos
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CONTINGENT expenses babies.
Spend your money when You make it.
4 LARGE lot Of Rcd sole Leather. at
SNYDER & THIS
The largest assortment of Boots, Shoes,
nd Caters, at Snyder Y THIS.
Mss SADIE PICKING is having an addi-
taa built 10 her house on Main Cross
Street
FINE assortment OF Buffalo Robes on eN-
5i'ioA and for sale, AT The Live Grocery,
g. T. Rhoads & Bro.
VIZ wish that some of our subscribers,
SD, give credit to whom credit is due,
would give cash.
REv W. T. kEAN, Presbyterian, will
'1-ach in the Lutheran Church, morning
Hi evening next Sunday.
HAED-TTNEs come again no more. For
Four at 5 per barrel, for cash, 90 to the
E,1cery and Feed store of Cook Y Becrits.
DEETIsTRT.-Dr Beachy of Cumber-
Ind Is now in Somerset and win remain
lew days. Office nj John Neffs, on In
Street
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ever brought to town. large stock Of Queens
ware. Determined 10 be up to the times in assort-
ment, styles and prices we respectfully solicit a
call from those in want of goods. ieblS
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W y - 81 fticCnlltiefn- neuT.iigli. IOCiN-
jaw palsy. sprains, sweinss, d-breasts, seads,
burns, salt-rheum, ear-aclie, &C., upon the human
frame and Of strains, spayin gals, Sc. upon an
imais in enc year than have 81 other pretended
remedies since thew began. Theyare counter
irritant, On all healing pain relieYer. Grippies
throw away their crutchcs the lame walk, poison
GUS bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed withouta scar. Il is no humbug. The
recipe Is published around each bottle. They sell
as no article ever before sold, and they sell be-
cause 1t does Just what they pretend TO do. Those
who now suffer frcIn rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve 10 suffer If they viii not Centaur Lin
imen'. More than 200 certificates of remarkable
cures including frozen limbs, chronic Rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, &c, have been received. We
viii send n circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting it. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Linimont is
worth one hundred dollars for spavinedor swecnied
horses and mules, or for screw worm in sheep
Stock 0wners-thesc clinimentsare worth your atten-
tion. No family should bewithout them. white
wrapper for family use;' yellow wrapper for an
imals. Sold by all Druggists. Joe per bottle;
large bottles 81 90. ]. b. ROSE & CO., So Broad
way, New York.
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ya mi accumulation Trains daily, except
E-lilTS EIlTt& Trains daily.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Cyrus Brubaker. late of Dale City bor
deceaseil
Letters tcstamentaTy on the above estate haT
ing been granted to the undersigned by the prop
or authority, notice Is hereby given 10 those in
debed to II TO ina Ike immediate pa yment. and those
having claims against 1t will present them TO the
undersigned on the 9th OF February, 1874. al the
eilce Of Cohroth y Ruppel, in Somerset, Pa;
j. l.. W. SEIBERT.
Administrator cum fesfamenio aHHsro.
f,big
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AConnecticut 4 girl has zone insane from
be effect Of being kissed in the dark.
Tom" says, that Somerset girls are not so
zly frightened.
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BRICK, BRICK - BRICK at w.
r. Davis & Bros Works. Building Brick,
10 Brick Pavement Brick, Circular,
Wedge and Cornice Brick
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viii offer at Public Sale. In the Borough Of
Pa.,o Saturday February 18th, ls74. at
C O'clock T. Il. on tho premises. Two lots Of
rtirriii known q the
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private musician, or artif1cer, in either the
regular or volunteer service, shall be paid
bounty at the rate OF eight aud one third
dollars per month; that the payments in
The nature of bounty heretofore made for
the same service to parties applying for
the benefit of said act, shall be deducted
from the amount due under the provisions
OF the first section OF this act, that all per
sons who have died in the service of the
United States previous to the expiration of
their terms of enlistment, or who shall
have been honorably discharged from the
service OF the United States by reason OF
their services being no longer needed or on
account OF wounds received or disability
incurred in the service OF the United
States, shall be considered ashaving served
out their full term of enlistment, or so
much Oft as would have been subsequent to
the 10Th of April, 1866 in computing the
Term OF their service under the act; in the
cause OF the death of any one who if liv-
ing. would have been entitled 10 the bene-
fits of this act, and amount due to such
persons OF this act shall be paid first TO his
widow, if he left one who remains unmar-
ried at the time OF her application: failing
such widow, next TO his children, if anv;
falling the next to his parents or parent,
If any; failing then, next, to his brothers
and sisters, if any; and falling these TO
his administrator; and that the Second
Auditor of the Treasury is charged with
the act. and he shall prescribe such forms
of proof and of applications for the boun-
ties herein granted as may he necessary to
protect alike the Government and the sol
der from being defrauded
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1.., "a -. HEh amusing scene occurred at the
-,-, ''''-e IA Tins place ON Saturday last. A
,i'., n.y., I" very tender years, called to see
.'ii'.gs,@ ''','g was Valentine Tor him. when
s,..' .' '-I obliging clerk that the box was
tf ne started Off with his handker-
-. ~ Ai' eyes giving vent to his
n. iiyHiieni .''1yHieni in yells that might have
- heard square.
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v A n 7 F D
A local Bgea'
and q eanyaSssr
in FEIS CogN-

Our ffresiae Friend. We can give the
proper party good paying ami easily worked
CASH BUSINESS. The tact AMI experience Of al
old agent is not needed 10 be successful. though
We have more experienced agents (secured during
the past two yeaTsl working for rs than any other
house IN America and they continue to work right
along, and uake-BIG salaries The secret Il that
they offer the people BErrxa Inducements ar.l
that We attend more PROMPTLY to their orders.
EMPLOYMENT FOR all at your homes. %
travelling foryous leisure moments OF ysar entire
time Oar Somoina;ion beats the world. Ts-
MOST Tor tie money. YOU can make money
Prontaoie, ..honerable, eongenIal Send yolr att
dress st orce and get novel plans, is.eas, e.e
get particulars, terms. etc. sent free. Address
WATERS co, Publishers Chicago.
d>ra
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

Say, Scvcnty-fve Miles Travel.
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G W. BENFOED will sell mems and boys
.fAing NJ 10 per cent. profit, Tor cash
1T. \ lot Of OycrcOats at cost. Remcm-
the place, opposite the Somerset House.
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Moro AIS PEDLEE will be at the Hill
House on the FIRST Tuesday Of court. Per
a, IN need Of Wooden Goods should call
Ed see his stock. He is also authorized to
r.eC hills that were 10 be paid IN cash.
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ssl-.l .lL a party Of "ye laddics brave and
,siob - IN ,.'lI' enjoyed the pleasure of a
,gS,. '.le y, 70 Jenner X Roads last week.
lF ,5, 'Ieih zen our hoy Tom" They trip
isp,- =. shi fantastic till late hour and
l8, ..lhe nome Just al the break Of day. I"
,1 1yb.,liii'ction Tom" says that .Ien-
ais;. ;,''s''s Is tie place of all places TO go
4ts5 IA. ana that though you were TO
ID 4 i.1,'' 1,'h'een counties you could not
';s. .,,'ei better natured landlord than
'i ihe Gallagher House.
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e-larn that on one day Of last week
-..-a named Dougbcriy from Sand Patch
d ~ .''iA 'hs ihreshing floor Of Mr.. John
g.. uara, in Broiher5yally Up, alighi-
r. a.@n bis head he died from his in
...' lle HcNi day. lie WAS about 20
,aFs ai are.
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COMING home from sleghing party the
cher day, Tom" asked Ibis girl why
.Ia wore a veil over her lips, she naiyely
wlicd. To keep chaps of.
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HlE has been bill introduced into
= legislature of one of oar sister States,
''-'''= .-= ;! acrimi2al offence, punishable.by
-.-'. i'ne and imprisonment, to deface,
,.,'., ,''-'O.,' of write obscene matter upon the
-'.' -'-',., y. any school property. We think
,., " 'ia, Kind should be passed in this
.- "Id ihat il should be strictly en-
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~. .''' =, " re Tor the benefit ofihe Presby-
d +, ~ l''',ich ich OF this place viii be deliver
B. p,- ,-' SoNn Room on Monday evening,
.,5 '.,. w.. ". j. hean. Subject sights
7 DC N Tie Holy Land. Rev. w.
ts,G .''', Las high reputation as a Lcctur
t.,s,i Tc Predict that il will bc rare
ia. 5.'' hop" 10 see the house "jam-
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'aNEHe and others in need oi steam
agnes. portable or stationary, will find
opportunity TO make an advantageous
n. A. .asc. by reading the advertisement of
~, p. "- Acka.E & Son, OF Cumberland
4-', i3 Boz found In another column.
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Ceufaur Linimcut.

There is no pain waich the
Centaur Liniments will not re
lieye, no swelling they will not
subduc, andn lamcness which
they viii not cure. This is
strong language, but II Is tTIe.
They harn nrndnccd Innre currs
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But Sell Oar French OH Chremos.

. Il new ones jast arrived. Sole agents in shis
- eouatJy. rhesc are all beauties Large amt
handsome. Retail Price, q. 80. VIII send you
q 2by mail, post pasd, Inounfed ready for frames
q for IS cents; FOR 81 0u, the hole II for 80
Agents VIII. care TO make fron 100 TO 800 per
. cent should send Eor circulars Of our fast sell
ing useful articles. Address
3 PLUMB & co.
e Ssecas lss South sth ST., PhtLsIeipsts, 7a
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i reporter on an Iowa paper wrote
Yesterday morning winter and spring
,el each other ia the sunrise and each
'-.a l,s choicest iavors on the purple
Tie VA, married next day.
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sib. lie4dial yellow disease is raging
ta Wsan'Fy; Death siares you in the
~ s,"ny co yon delay 90 to the
gysf r.; P,.. ana sela package az Simmons
we - ''"'of, Tor one dollar, and re-
,st re S cause Of this fatal disease.
Ia Sai LiTer in proper order and
Fl 10 danger Of your being aftilc.
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l-Bs ASD SXINs.--The highest cash
plies will be paid by inc for all kinds of
.u> md Nkins.
JOSIAH ZIAMERMAN,
Somerset, Pa.
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PLAIN FACTS.

FgAxKFoRr, Mich, Sept 18th, 1919.
A year ago had bad cough from uh1
Catarrh which had got IN my throat l
tried good many things but got notlihs
to do mc any good until used your GoE.- H
en- Medical Discovery and DR. Sage's "a
tarrh Remedy. They cured me In three
months for which am very thankful.
kuos FIsuERf
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Tgt-Eg1l CITY. Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New
York. and all Points East.
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ArEuTloS of citizen of this county,
a-aining eight hundred names, and pray
a-tgr The repeal Of the local option law,
's presented in the House of Represen-
a.Fe,, m Monday the 9th.
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?it.sblrgh& connsllsville
RAILROAD.
7tty6lTh. Washington & Baltimore
eeSHORT LINE-77
LITER ALTON OF TINE.

,.,ri alter sunday, FEBRUARY 18th, ls7+. Trains
.,.pa,fvlil Depart and Arrive from Depot,
Grant aaa Water streets, as follows:
rlTT~BUEGU TIME. AHBiN q.
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COURT called Monday afternoon, Judge
ull presiding, present Associates Mowry
4l Turner. Upto the time OF our going
lress no business Of importance iransac-
f. Proceedings next week.
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TIE Senate Military Committee on
Wednesday sgrced to report bill equal
izing soldiers bountics. The bill intro
duccd by Senator Caldwell last session will
probably be made the basis Of the new
bin. The bill of Senator Caldwell pro
yides that TO every soldier OF the United
States army Who served at any time du-
ring the rebellion, between the l5thsiay Of
April, 1861, and the 18th of April, 1855,
whether officer. non commissioned officer
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W. W. McKaig & Son,
Cumberland, Md.
Nils
NOTICE.

Is hereby g;vea that Wm. Ii. lIsy assignee of
David Saylor has fled his account in my cffiee
and that the same VIII be presented to the Court
for continuation on Thursday, February 18th, "a.
+. NJ. SCHROCK,
ian2i Prothonotary.
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&0lA = MOxTH-OveP Malf Profit
tDOOO Best selling articles. needed in eveSv
hmiiy. A valuable sample sent on Yeee!pt OF -
cents 10 pay postsye. Address
O. W. SNEAD Co.
dse@ 4tSixth ST., PHtsbHrgh, ~:
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Vrsiun Items.

Aiier snow and freeze. by way of
variety, we were treated 10 another dis
pensaiion of mud. How Jc long for
sprinr
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DUBLIC SALE.

BY motion Of an order issued out Of The Orphans
Court OF Somerset County, Pa, viii sell 81 pub
lie sale, inthe borough Of Somerset, Pa, en-
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II:.

To amount drawn from the Co. Treas
ury on order No. I, issued by the &c.
Commissioners, Z
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A Mrs. Olsen. OF Salt Lake, makes
public declaration that in her opinion
polygamy ID as good for women as for
men, and that she would like three
husbands one 20 live with and love
"ud the other two to help support her.
Ah. ha! There are wheels inside of
wheels. MIR. Moulton is partner of
Gen. Butler. Mr.. Beecher may be of
service to Gen. Butler. Gen. Butler
may be- of service to Mr.. Beecher.
The City Council OF Augusta has ap-
propriated $500 for survey of the S4-
vannnh River from that city to Apder-
son. S. G.
Judge Abner 2. Robertson. an old
and prominent citizen Of Augusta, Ga. i,
died recently. ut his residence, at the
OF seventy-two years.
DR.. Cheney died very suddenly in
Covington, Ga, last Saturday morn.
ing, of heart disease.
Mr.. John NJ. Hirsch, an nged citi-
zen of Williamsburg. departed this life
on the Both ult.
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Office CITY Clerk.

COLUMBIA, S. c., AUGUST 8, 1874.
fFlHE E contract for furnishing MEDICINES
l. to the Aims House, Hospita a and Bene.
iiciaries Of the city, and tho contract for
burying the PAUPER DEAD. including
Collins, for tho ensuing year, will be sward.
ed to the lowest bidder at the next regular
meeting OF The City Council, on TUESDAY
NEAr, tho 11th instant. All bids for the
same must be filed in this Office on or be-
fore IL o'clock NJ. of said day. BY order OF
Council. WALTER X. JONES.
Aug :! Ci:y Clerk.
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AUGUSTA. August 7.-Cotton quiet
and steady; offerings light-middling
16M; receipts III; sales 1856; stock in
1874. by actual count. 1926; 1873.
3.3Ol; weekly receipts 396; shipments
2)0; sales 427; spinners 1913.
NEW ORLEANS, August Cotton
quiet aud unchanged 165G;
net receipts 2S9; gross 425; exports to
Great Britain 159; coastwise SOB; sales
800 last evening 200; stock 19,9S8;
weekly net receipts 1,244; gross 1,73O;
exports TO Great Britain 4,C4l; coast
wise 2.034; aales 3, 100.
BcsToN, August 7.-Colton ea ly-
mlddling l7R; net receipts 2; sales
200; stock 5000; weekly net receipts
Oh; gross 1863; exports TO Great Bri-
tain 40; sales S5I
MOBILE. August 7.-Cotton demand
light-middliug 1G; net receipts IA;
exports coastwise l,3GS; sales sos;
stock 4.7S0; weekly net receipt, 1913:
exports coastwise 544; sales 400.
WEEKLY CoTroN STATEMENT. Ma
con-dull-low middling 141a; weekly
receipts 81; shipments 40; stock 1874,
2.0l4; 1873, 1.67S. Galveston-quiet
and steady-good ordinary 143s; net
receipts 38; exports ooastwise z; sales
loo; stock 3.Sl6; weekly net receipts
l69; exports cosstwise 542; sales 242.
unchanged -middling
l5a; net receipts 8; stock SIS; weekly
net receipts 8; exports ooastwise 81.
Norfolk-dnll and little doing-low
mlddling 1514; net receipts 65; e1-
ports coastwise 93; stock 40; weekly
net receipts l.097; exports coastwise
1,O36; sales 2l0. Memphis-frm and
In good demand; offerings light-low
middling l5244l6; receipts 81; ship
ments AZ; weekly receipts 396; ship.
ments 48l; stock 1874. $3.50; 1878.
7.4l7. weekly receipts l9;
shipments 9S; stock 1874, 4GS; 1878,
a4S weekly receipts and
shipments 30. weekly
su'rs 2 sos; stock $4,000. Philadei-
,hla--6rm-m midiIing Tx; gross re.
celpts 6l; weekly uet receipts 500;
gross LILO. Coiumbus-steady- dy-low
middllng 1874; weekly receipts 46
shipments 1871; sules II; spinners 81
stock 1874. l.24l; 1873. 1,746. Mont.
gomery-dull aud nominal-low mid
ding l474; weekly receipts 2l; ship
ments ~; stock 1874. 6l5; 1873, l.6l5.
Shreveport-dull-low middling 14Ls
weekly receipts So; shipments 81; sales
%.
LONDON. August 7.-Consols 92lI
New 5s 94ls. Eres 2934.
PARIS. August 7.-Rentes 62f 75c.
LIVERPOOL. August 7-3 T. NJ
Cotton Arm-nplunds 81; Orleau.
S2s; rales $4,000, including 5000 spe
culution aud export; sales of tue week
81. 900. Of which $4,000 export and
5000 speculation; stock 1000, in
GLIDING 399, coo American; receipts oi
tho week 47.00O, including 22,OO(
American; stock ufont 38O.OUO ol
which $4,000 are American; actual ex
ports 5000; saies of uplands, nothing
below good ordinary. deliverable Au
gnst, September or October. 8 3-l6
low midding s Z l6@8as; Orleans, no
thing below good ordinary. deliverable
August or September, S2s; sales O
shipments of new crop. on basis O.
middIing uplands, nothing below low
middiing. S3s; sales to-day $500 4 NE
| rlcan.
p. M.-Sales OF nplands, nothing
below low middling. deliverable Au
gust. BIG; sales of Orleans, nothing
below low middling. deliverable Sep
tember or October, 8 ZIG Yarns ant
fabrics at Manchester quiet and firm.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-08
Office CITY Clerk.

COLUMBIA, .. c., AUGUST 3, 1874.
'1lHE City Council will, at their next re-
i guiar meeting. elect CITY SUR
NEYOH for tho eneuing TWO years. All ap.
plications for said position must be filed in
this Office on or before TUESDAY. tho 1lth
instant, at IL O'Clock NJ. BY order OF Coun.
Gil. WALTER Il. JONES.
Aug II CITY Clerk