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Soluble Pacific 0uauoeaoi

$46 Cash, $53 Time. Without Int&rssson
DAClFIC GUANO COMPANIES, CON
l. POUND ACID PHOSPHATE .Ot
LIME for composing with cotton SSedn
$50 cash, S85 time, without intsrsat.b 40.
To accommodate, plapters, they can
order now and have uptiI Ist April to d.
eide whether they will take ut tins or cash
price. When delivered from factory by oaf
load. no drayage will be charged. 0 Rhis
gnano is now 30 welt known in ali the
southern States Tor it's remarkable. ELECTS
as an agency for increasing the products n
labor az not to require special recommend
alton from us. It's use for nine carr pA&t
has established its character for reliable
excellence. The supplies put into matk6t
this season are. as heretofore. prepir21
undtr the superintendcncs ,ot DIR. '6L,
JULIAN kAvENEL, Chemist Of the Com
pany. at Charleston. &c. hence, pIantess
may rcst aesured thatits quality and coM-
positioffis precisely the eame as thaAh hssvL
tofoi e.spld. j. N. ROBSON, n,y
Agent for South Carolina. Charleeton, s, @.
JOHN 5. REESE& CO.,
Nov "a this Gener.l Agents, Baltimore.
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Thadvel)iqsof Mr Wm. A. Thomas.
OF Spsrtanbprg. was dc stroycd by an
accidental f,re on the 25'h plk
Mr.. James Pilkinson, OF Wayne
County, N. O., was rawed TO death by
q mule. one day, y,lsst7veekit ~
The Grand Royal Aroh Chapter, A.
E: NJ, convened in Charleston. on the
9th.
Mr.. A. B. Page, of of1Niohols, }, Marion
County, lost 700 barrels rosin1 ~ Gre,
few days ago. - -. ''tt ,'' '4'r' ~,
33 deaths in Charleston for the week
ending the 9Th Awhisss 9; colored "a.
The bonded debt OF Augusta is
S1,800.0OO e-aa =
Mr.. wm. Powell, Of Maritou,, died
last week. ,.,-r
The key to an uncertain gait-whis
key. IT
A tea set-the Chinese. 90 y
Twisted hemp cures felobs.
A poor relations cerb-uncle.
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New, Choics'snds frssnt q dds

81 :<,Ar MY SCOHB; on. u 1in atyAet,
n04k two door4 below PHaSIx ottioe.
SS26 is once mofe open, 1hsfs ny
the lire. choice aid Yres6.
CELEnY, Eating and Planting POTHwES.
Malaga GRAPES. French p RuNES. ORAH.
BERRIES, Bologna ahd Fresh Pork
SAUSA0EJ, French C0NFHor1ONHR1
and many other articles. Csl1 and SEQ ~
stock. MRS. C. HOPFMXS.H
Jan Ia --.---L L...-l.--- - . -
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for the furnishing OF fresh beef be de.
ferred to next regular meeting.
Adopted.
Bills, presented by the following par.
ties. Slz: Cooper & Taylor. Indspend-
ent Steam Fire Engine Company,
Postmaster. I. II. Coleman, G.. G..
Newton. Union Herald, e. r. Stokes,
Daily Union. e. O. Washington, South
ern Warehouse Company, W. b. Star
ling 4 CO.. W. b. Stanley, A. Nj.
Boozer. L0rick 4 Lowrance, W. d.
Love & Co., NJ. Dooley, r. L. Bryan,
John G. Dial, r. T.. Plumer, Caroline
Davis, A. Richardson, Kinard & Wiley,
NJ. E. Carr aud Betty Douglas were
referred to Committee on Accounts.
Committee on Guard House reported
back tho reports of Chief of Police for
November and December, examined
aud foun1 correct.
Alderman Push moved that any per-
son who shall arrest or cause the ar
rest OF any person or persons using
sling shots within the city limits shall,
upon conviction OF said person or per.
sons, receive one-half tho net funds
accruing from such conviction.
adopted.
Alderman Brown moved that the
City Council bay seven horses for the
usn OF tho Gre companies. Laid on
the table.
+. s. Bontwright, with permission,
made some remarks relative to new
Alms House. &c, which were received
AZ information.
BY Alderman Davis-Tbat the com.
mittee appointed by the citizens of the
city Of Columbia to investigate the
becks aud pnpers Of the City Council
be requested to report, as the citizsus
arc anxious to know the condition oi
Its affairs. Carried.
Alderman Thomas moved to recon.
slider the motion Of Alderman Davis.
Adopted.
Council adjourned.
RICHARD JONES. City Clerk.
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The WAR IN CUBA.-If the Spanish
authorities in Cuba fail to suppress the
rebellion now, they might as we'll
abandon the attempt. They have been
six years doing nothing, and say Ha.
yana dispatches. that Captain q General
Ooncha will direct the campaign per-
sonally. and that indemnity is to be
rendered to loyal subjects. II tho in
surgents can withstand these measures
OF confiscation aud attack, sustained
by reinforcements from Spain, they
will prove that they are entitled to re-
cegnition and able to obtain their in
dependence. We doubt that General
Concha will do more in person than
he has achieved by his deputies.
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Tire is a man in the condemned
cell III Paris who cannot be- gulllotined
until the authorities ascertain bis
name. He WAS condemned by O naue
since found to he false, and there is
no precedent for the execution of u
man whose ZANE ia not known. 60 he
must wait.
MIR. james Ennis, o we'll known and
highly esteemed citizen of Columb bus,
Ga, died on last Wedn esday. His
kindness as member Of the Colnmb
Sanitary Commission will be. remem-
berod by many Confederates while
around Atlanta
1t is conceded that the Spanish peo.
pie have accepted the young King
more from weariness of war, than from
loyalty to his race. and if he gives them
peace, it is not likely that they will
complain. even if submission is to be
the price.
Offenbach is 81 years old; is q
slightly built. refined looking gentle
man, with a general aspect of ill health
and melancholy. He has written go
operas, comprising 250 acts, and has
originated u new school in music.
A woman living near the Richard
Niue, in Morris County, N. j., lost by
the burning of the emigrant ship Cos.
patrick eight brnthers, two sisters and
her mother, besides several other near
relations.
There ure ut least three deaconesses
in the English Established Church.
Two ladies were recently admitted by
the A:chbishop of Canterbury, and
one some time ego by the Bshop OF
Ely. tsf
a oirouit preacher. in Missouri
prayed for rain one night at a farmers
mouse, aud the farmer, who had u
horse race arranged for the efnext day,
was 80 uad that he turned che good
man uut Of doosssW -
A "Constnnt Kasder" of the New
York Herald proposes to contribute 81
towards u fugds6f $4,000 to induce
President Grant to resign. lie thinks
Thousands Of other. persons in New
York alone will Join him.
More houses haze been built in
Camden during the past year than in
any year within the memory Of the
oldest lnnaDltant. .-1.
Mr.. Louis Bramlette, of La1iens.
au octogenarian, was dragged fromlhis
home and robbed by q negro ON lhe
Sd instant. &"
Judge Il. J. Mackey was very lsnient
with 3 Lancaster bigsmist. He sem
fenced him to six months imprison.
ment-one month for each wife.
Richter says, "Gray hairs seem to
my fancy like the light of soft
moon, silvering over the evening OF
life"
Hats turned up in front arc designed
cxclusively for ladies in their teens.
Hats bent back on the left side are
worn by old aud young elegantes.
The power OF love receives fresh
illustration in the case Of q Montreal
giil who sold her new bonnet 90 that
her lover might buy q pair of skates.
The dwelling of James Harris, Q re-
spectnble colored citizen of Sumter,
was destroyed by an accidental FIRE q
few nights ego.
A California man pounded his wife.
was fined 800, and he sold her silk
dress to pay the fine.
Collectors know when their work is
dun.
Spain took little Bourbon on New
Years Day. ~ l5&F E -
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The Grand Jury of Marion County
declares the jury law to be nuisance
That is where their heads were level.
The ignorance or venality of one man
can deprive County of court for a
whole year. On numerous occasions
have we known of lawyers, witnesses
and jnrors being brought to the court
house towns, at great public and pri-
Vata expense, only to find that court
could not be legally held because of
tho stupidity of jury commissioned
There should be change made that
would render such things impossible
Union. Herald.
UNITED STATES COUNT. CHARLEsToN,
February 9.-rhe petition Of .. l..
Cheney. bankrupt, for u homestead,
was referred to Registrar Jaeger.
Stephen Owens was approved of ms
trustee of James Hs McFadden, bank.
rupt. The report of John f. F,cken,
Esq, on tho petition Of Ann J. San
ders for dover, was confirmed. The
petition of John P. Elken, of Fairfield,
for voluntary bankruptcy, was referred
TO Registrar Cluwson.
The latest chrome story comes from
down East. where q Sunday school
teacher said to one of her pupils
Johnny. why don't you invite your
friend Billy to come to Sabbath school
with yon?" Johnny looked up with u
grin full of intention, and equally full
of teeth. and said,, II know yer,
teacher; you want to get Billy inter the
class. SOS yon Gun get q chrome for q
new scholar" ,tJ-:. a1
In Franco q man, awakened in the
night BY thieves in bis house, called
for assistance so Justify, that his neigh
bors came from every side. Those
from one side, in the obscurity, opened
fire on those from the other side, and
the compliment was reciprocsted 80
effectively, that four persons we're SO
wounded as to endaDger their lives.
Naturally, the thieves escaped.
T. K. Cree and George A. Hall.
General Secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association, of this city,
started. to day, on an extensive tour
through the South, upon an invitation
of the Georgia and Alabama Associa.
tions, to increase the interest in special
work :oE young men.
The Government printing Office has
contracted with Boston, Philadelphiu
and New York paper manufacturers
for s5. 600 reams Of paper for use dur.
ing the current year. The bureaus
nust all have, their say in print, and
the dreary patent Office reports must
be printed by the ton. ar
Mr.. Brown. OF Kentucky. says that
il he should speak of what was "pu.
sillaDimous in war. inhuman jp peace.
forbiddipg in morals. and iniauous in
politics, he shoald oall it Bntlerisina
Mr.. Young John Brown .oliK KentuoIy,
puts is words together ysry we'll. !"
0Old 1auma Merry, Who used 10
minister to the wants OF peanut lovers
ct the corner Of Meeting and Society
streets. Charleston, died suddenly,
yesterday. OF age and infirmity.
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scrsyesn s. Hlo1lnEse, 3 ga 4 Z. !.
.a.'sa4!,HiEzy. n rsssis.,.:,..ss, s,''' !, : J.
.gr !, sAYAHHAH, "a ~ ls5l

r THIS long an5tsyorsbly,knowp Ho2As,
pleasaptlyI sitpsted on Jq4pepn EauSbs,
paired, And hSviSf fxifSs ilS dspsfiissts
Ailed With competent, polite anfitsstsn-
tive employees, offers 10 ths. t<ayllipg
public comforts unsur assed by Any
HnUse IN the Southern States.
Fob II -,
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Auct1on

A AnCt1oa eaaIGs.
Sale Of Valuable Watches, He'd as ,OoRaas-
RAJ on Deo's Due to Citizens BdcisDs
Bank, Of Coiup,6ia.ais "A
D. G PE1X0Tr0 &S0M, AuctionesFs
he above articles nil be sold THIS DAY,
Post Office. Terma cAeh: % Feb ltI
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Ho! for Vaientins's Day.

Ho! for Vaiontins's Day.
~ VALENTINES - che time 10 shost.i,
sNESb FDYs. ! iT'H
AOROBATS1 o0N1c6Ela whole oiiSss
within Itself; dThS 'Pefforminso GAsUaisA
!'s7S WIZ sSsa Ssa iSh iSakKs. GAN rs. So 4a.!s
Feb 8 .'S 7t','} i'rsb "a
All, goods marked "down ava ssEIas sper
cont. at Hardy Solomos's.s,,
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Professional.
nR. II. GREEN offers his prSressiooAf
~ services to the citizens Of, aoluinbia
Plain street. Fab II f1O
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ForlrSRle> ia. r.awasli
S HAVING cbaagedO nay reaideuce, I
saiiS desire to aeu my -HQUHE in Colun-
10 avoid r.nssa .ns al r IL R%ss G1s
Esq, at the Central n Natiouat BA243 rEoE
1.'a bRFFtzEB,,Ah
Jan 81 16 ia Ohnrfotts, 1t. o.
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Columbia Lodge, No. 1O8. A. r. II.
"A AN Extra Uommunication,o Of this
win be hold THIH eDhnradayl ]
1T ] o'cloch, In ,Natonto
Hall. The n: n. Degree Will be con
Fcrred. BY order OF the W. H.
Feb IL l Il. p. NOSES. Secretary.
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Red Grape Shawl.
THE lady that exchangsd her Si,Iwa ifSr
Il another, At the Rtd 81 Il Club yB slL IAN
rectify the mistake by calling, 81 MY,
Bryan's Boot store. Feb liz
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~ArSrS tuotS"Stn6 t2nStck!y WInub,
warmer, cloudy and rainy weather.
For,the Gulf States. falling barometer,
Southeast winds and rain. followed
Tonight In Texas by q severe cold
.'Nofther;" and in the Eastern Gulf
States by geld Northwest winds.
OHARhnsroN, February IO.-Arrived
-SteA mships Charleston, New York:
D. GaFoiBy, Baltimore; schooner 81.
T. Potter, New York.
WAaH1NoToN, February 1O.-The
President sent the following nomina.
tions TO the Senate: John A. Camp.
bell. of Wyoming Territory. to be
Third Assistant Secretary of State;J.
NJ. Thsyer. of Nebraska, to he 90.
vernon of Wyoming Territory; William
b. Colpcil, OF Alabama. to be Receiver
OF sHublic Money, at Huntsville, Ala.
The President has ~ithdraw wn the no.
mination'of Ridge Paschsl as Collector
OF Cnstems ct Corpus Christi, and,
thesetofe, the present. Collector re-
Mains. The Senate has confirmed the
no1iuatiops ~ John N. I6ayer. TO be
Governor OF Wy6ming;e W. H. a.
OlsItop, Unitsd Ststes, Attorney for
Western Distffcs Of tEfkanSis: James
- LJgang Ukited HtatsSss 1faxshal for
Western District OF. Ask5fSae: Isadoro
BlumsrtASIs ColleS u q Gdstap1s st
81. Mstka 3as Alss & s 56yH HGuis
P0atmaAA6f AE Ping s6l6 GiS, ~
In me Hsdal6 fSSl = tSSfSg az 1torth
NORTH; ;CafSlins Legislas G ssSs sskinR an
appropriation for the erection Of q
post ONCE and ff3tfatnyn hcns,aa p Ma.
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ket."
Alderman Purvis also gave similar
notice.
Petitions of c. Deal and ". 1. Hall
were referred to Committee on Street
Department.
Petitions OF John and Harriet Epe.
lish, E. Pollard, NJ. A. Holmes, Vigi.
liant Fire Engine Company and New
England Linen Hose Company, re-.
ferred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
Petition Of W. Adkins Was, on mo-
tion Of Alderman Purvis, granted, pro-
slded that he pay the addition on Ii.
cense paid last year and for the badge.
Notice OF appeal from Silas Davis
was, on motion OF Alderman Simons.
laid on the table.
Communication from Dr.. Hydrick,
relating to claim Of Roystta Rabb. was
referred to COMMITTEES ou Aims House.
On the petition of II. D. Reed
against tho decision of his Honor the
Mayor. Alderman Purvis moved that
said decision be sustained. Adopted.
Communication from Melton &
CLARK. on motion of Alderman Thomas,
was referred to Committee on Wsys
and Means. |,,E,
One from EageinSe, Ofamer was Il, 10. :
ferred to Committee on Guard House.
Copy of letter to Columbia Wster
Power Company, relative to delivery
Of old Water Works, Was received as
information.
Alderman Carroll moved that the
COMMITTEES on Ways and Means, With
the City Treasurer, be empowered to
raise 2279. (srohitect's estimate. for
the purpose Of enclosing bell toxsrson
fnew City Hall. the money to, be paid
only on tho order OF the architect a.
the work progresses. Adopted.
| Alderman Pugh moved that the bids
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10 90 Od, 10 10 lOS July IL 81,
II 1.l6: August 17]]s, II 5.32; Septem.
Der nominally 1875.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10-Cot
ton quiet and tirm-mid(llinR 15L;
net receipts 6.650; gross $3.50; sales
s. 500; stock 296. 739.
SAVANNAH. February lO.-Cotton
frm-middling 1915; net receipts
8. 3.273; gross 3.28S; exports France
5, l40; coastwise 887; sales 2,469; stuck
80. 500.
MOBILE. February 10.-Oo.ton
steady-middling Is; net receipts 682;
gross 682; exports coa,twiso TIT; sal es
l 800; stock 64,l71.
NORFOLK. February 10.-Ootton
firm-middling Is; net receipts l .482:
sales 275; exports oosstwise $50; stock
6.573.
ME,iPH1s, February 1O.-Coiton firm
and in good demand-middlingl Is;
net receipts 1.039; gross 1,Ol1; Gales
1000; stock 60. .SOl.
WILMINGTON. February 1O.-Ootton
flrm-middliDg 14A: low middling
~; good ordinary IA; net receipts
374: sales 298; stock 800.
PHILADELPHIA, February 10.-Cot.
ton qniet-mtddling l5N; low mid.
ding 15L; good ordinary l4L: net
receipts 3U2; gross 349.
CINCINNATI, February lO.-Flour
quiet and steady. Corn frmer-67@
E6S. Pork quiet but firm-19. OO.
Lard--steam irregular. at l3 OOM
ID 20; kettle steady. ct l4kal4N.
CHARLe.roN. February M:-C]ot.on
nniek n nd Staad ~ ~ iSai;., :, 1Ea,sT
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

IoyIOS. July 6-l23O D. m-Iuted states 90 ponds,
ls67s loo p; Ere Railway shares, l22i
IINTErOO July 6-l23O j.. m-The COTTON market ~
frmer Miding Uplands, y sd; Middllng orleans, TED;
sales including 900 for speculation and expert
sales on Mdng Jpands nothing below Good Or
binary deliverable July and August at sl DO nothing
Low Middlngs deliverable july ana August at 81;
cepis o. the past three days have been $4,000
quarters including 4StOO American -. y.
LONDON July 60 m-Paris dispatches quote Renes al
LIS gRroo July Go D. m-Sales OF Cotton the basis Of
Uulands nothing below Low Middlng dClNerahe
september aud October at sd sales OF shipments OF the new
cro, basis Of Middlng Orleans, nothing below Low
Niing at Sled. Bacon, 90 . cwt for Long CLEAR Md
dnys - -.-,..
Red spring; SAG for California Club. Corn 81
3 per quarter Mixed Western Peas 40 quarter
FGGSXFoET July $3.50 m.United States Fivetwenty
bonds, JssIs.
IvfRroo July $3.50 m.-sales Of Cotton, the basis
~ Mddng Cplands nothing below Low Middins, deliver
able July and August at 7sd also sales OF the same at
lid do. deliverable August and September at sied
do do deliverable September and october at red OF the
sales today 500 bales American.
LONDON. July O. mrhe amount OF bnlllon gone mo
he Of England ON balance today il 4 l27,OOD.
LONDON, July TO p. mParis dispatches quote Rentes at
64 francs
I0NDoN July 6-5 D. OF shipments OF the
Cotton the basis Of Mddng Upiands nothing below Low
Mdding. at III .,,,
Manchester IL steady.
LONDON. July observation-disclosures 1inseed, bO6a509
whale Oil f3idf34 10 = ton. Linseed OIL. "a 3 cwt
LIVERPOOL July 6-Eyening.-Spirlts Turpentine, ~ Ga
q,
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ccpsp and Minnesota Family 81 2?@t6 Pennsy,yan,a
7s Wheat inactive Red q 2s%sd 30 n" drn " -
active Yellow Western Mixed Sc Oats s,ronEe e
lobhers ct about previous quotations Whisky he'd q, y ~
and Bradford County Extras 25e2Gc; do 90 frs, s go
Fine grades hrm NewYork Fancy 2el2ac Nov 6Grs
Eggs irm Pennsylvania NcwJcrsey and Delaware Fresh
2092lo. Western do, l9T20c.
ST LOUIS July 6-Flour dull and unchsnged ysry t,s
sales 81 assasi 80 July 81 2I'sSsl 9sS h SsGnr
sales at zoe, August Oats higher, car lots No SS2S
Rye held firmly nothing doing WHISKY STAY az ~ nj
naiy unchanged Bacon quiet only small (onoing sales
Lard held higher Summer l22 asked l2ac bid Receipts
Flour 90 6hlr.' Wheat. 10000 bush; Corn, l2oOo
bush: Oats. Is, 900 bush.
TOLEDO July 6-Four steady Wheat lower and In fait dc
rnand No White Wabash 81 IS; No White Michigan.
a 81 Extra do, 81 2s Amber Michigan, cash and July,
i Is; septe%Cer, 81 2s corn-Mish Mixed 7s,c July,
I3rc August 1850 September Tic. Low Mixed. TIA a
2 Grade Damaged Coo 0s,s ;acs ss seis1
Der Soc FTghts DIN unShangsa 6co 2l
Wheat 1000 bush Corn s geo bush Oats 1 1000 II esi s
dun 81 47a for Strained Tar steady at u TO-
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Essa. Hor;,:s.
NtlW.YORK SUPREME 90

,NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
n OF KiNgs.-RoBERT q. GRECO. plaintin avsIn.t
tU RLI~S IL. JACKSON, SARAH A JACKSON his vtfs
GH1a,. Y g. REYN9Lps ANNIE wHrTENACK, and
Com IN TO The and sael, them You
hi, ,ton VIM n Will BE- ed In the Clerk Of the
Snpremr Iourf ounty Of Kings at the City a
said COM plant on the 'nscrbe at his oce No. Bowery
snnns on Won eTcIas Of the day service and
yon a to answer the aid complaint within the time sors
said plaintiff In this action VIII apply ~ the Conrt for
relief demanded in the complaint Dated NewYork May ~
1875.
EA ACKER, PlsintiHs ttt0rssy, No. Bowery.
The complaint the above entitled action was tins day hlea
Of the Clerk o. the County OF kings In tho City
3rooklyn.-Datad New York. May 10, 1873
r. A. AckER, Plaintiffs Attorney. l Bowesy. n. r.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CnI AGO, July 6CArnK Recepts 1000 head seaHy
Stock.rs' ~ 1888 rs Native Butchers. ~ aDasi 90
Thru gn So 70: Colorado sierra - 5oaSJ %
shipments, 4.50C head go 49,, -. .,u,
ioGs-Ive receipts Of four DAYS $500 head prices agh
Light 81 100S7 3d. Heavy, SO 7jd$7 ~; shpmoh's
1900 head. o-o.,
snREr dull. nomnaly So 759$i 2j receipts. go head.
ST. LOUIS Mo- July 6.-Iive Hogs firm demand exceeds
supply sales Stockn 50 500 81 20; ship 20 Ego 90
Bacon grades Sc 6O6k6 90 Butchers 81 SOHSf % re
ceipts 200 Cattle firm all grades above common tending
INV ard: sals Good Native steers 81 IS Fair 80 % $50
Good Texans, 80 so Fair. 81 1898 Medium % oo"
So 62la; Common. 81 25a$2 30 receipts, 500
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SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of

THE INTERN A1IONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, dc
Embellishments for money demand contract Com.
not ser To the Defendant Yo are hereby summoned and
Office OF the Clerk Of the CITY and County of New
York house In said city, and 10 copy u
said complaint the subscribers their
Offices No - William Street within twenty days after tho
this exclusive OF the day " such
service fail the said complaint within
the aforesaid the pantih In this action VIII take Judg
for the Of three thousand hundred
and fortythr and ioo dollars with interest rom the
eight hundred and seventy FOUR
besides The costs and OF this Dated Juno
18TH 1873.
81 william street, ~ Y
The complaint entitled action duly filed in
Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF New York In
Comfy the 22d day T June.
1s75.-New. York. June 20, 1873
MORRIS. BILLINGS CARDOZo. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-woo quiet; supply increasing
Ohio Pennsylvans and West Virginia and an Owe
AS15Oc x 4sa5Oc. Medium, J0dJ2 l2c; Coarse. 4odiSc
Work Michigan Indiana AMI Western fine 80 as
Goo; CUnbing Unwased. AZ Canada combing Doc hlne
Unwashed, 32d34c. Coarse aud Medium unwashee 5o@
doc: Tub Washed, 500J2 &c. Colorado Wasaet, SdoVc
Colorado Unwashe 81 G2jc Extra and Merno Pulled 4GG
Medium 2S03.c; do Coarse, 81 2jc California Fine ana
Medium, 28Q32c.; do. Coarse 81 d2Oc.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEwYoRK. Tuesday, July q. 1878.
Arch. Johnson held his usual semi-wcekly
sale to-day at his establishment. Tirtccnth-st between
University place and FiftE-ave Below give the
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Gorses, Carriages, Garness, ST.

A AT COST.-TO close business, my fine
IA stock OF CARRIAGES OF my make, In reposi
tory No 1il West Broadway. store must be vacated by
July CHARLES GRUB
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LIVERPOOL MARKET-JULY


Receipts OF Wheat Liverpool for week ending July
ports 50 OOj quarters from Pacific ports
quarters from other sources $3.50 quarters Receipts
vi Corn $3.50 quarters
LONDON MARKET-JULY 6.
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