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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05
"A FLORAL +AHR
OF TIE
0rangcburg Agricultural and Me


cllanical Association.
Will be held Mt Orangeburg in the Fair
Building May 18th, 1877, ut Which time
Premiums will be awarded to successful
competitors as follows.
For the largest collection ofIIot House
Plants by one person.
For the best collection as above.
" 2d best Z"
For tic best collection of Fancy Leaf
Geraniums
For the best collection of Zonal Gcran-
iums.
For the best collection Of Double Geran-
For the hest collection Scented Geran-
ums.
For the best collection of pclargoniums.
- Roses (cut flow
For the bcs, collection of Fuchias.
Pansics.
I" Native Wild
Flowers (arrangcd
For the largest collection Of Vegetables
b. one pers IN.
For the best collection of the above.
For the best collection of C:lbbages (rot
less than three heads.)
For the best Strawberries.
For the best Raspberrics
Worthy articles other than the above
named will be awarded premiums.
Premiums will not he awarded unless
there be q Fair Competition.
Articles Will be received for Exhibition
from 0 o'clock Wednesday morning May
10th, to 10 o'clock Thursday morning May
18th. The Doors will be opened to Visi-
tors fioru 10 o'clock a. NJ, to Z p. ii ;, and
from Z. NJ, to l2 p. NJ.
No charges made for Entering Articles
for Exhibition.
Refreshments Of Ice Cream, Cake, Fruits,
&C.. will be furnished inth Building.
Admission 23 cents.
For further particulars apply to
Board Of Directors
CAPT. ]. L. MOORER.
MIR. ". W. CUTLER.
DIR. W. S. BARTON.
DIR. j. G.. HOLMAN.
MIR, II. RIGGS.
MIR. J. c. PIKE.
MR.. +. IZLAR.
KIRK ROBINSON.
Secretary.
apl 81 It
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Receivers Sale.
In COMMON GEnunG COUNTY
Lewis kceiIe Plaintiff
Henry C. Smith ct aiDefcn,!ants.

Henry c. Smith ct al Defendants.
BY virtue Of an order Of said Court made
in the above action, and with the consent
of the Counsel engaged in the cause, will
sell at the Store OF Smith, Keene & Co. in
Pine Grove Township Orangebnrg County
or Wednesday the 9th day of May 1877,
the following T. opcrty for cash: Stock OF
General Merchandise, consisting Of articles
usually kept in country store, lease Of
premises on which Sturc-house stands:
Tools and Implements used on Turpcn-
tine Farm, lot ofTurpcntine Boxes, Steam
Engine and fixtures, Cotton Gin and fix
lures, Cotton Screw, Buggy and liarncss,
Wagon and Harness, Three Mules, Corn
and Fodder. Cord Wood, Slaves &c. &c.
No Article will be delivered until paid
for.
J. WALLACE CANNON,
Receiver.
april 81 St
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
By AUG. B. KNOWLTON. ESQUIRE J p

By AUG. B. KNOWLTON, Esquire, J p.
Whereas, Geo. Boliver, c. e. p. and G.
5. hath made suit to me, to grant to him
letters Of Administration de bonis non Of
the Estate and effects of Joseph Johnson,
late of said County deceased.
These are therefore to cite and atlnonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said Joseph J Johnson decd, that they
be and appear, before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Orangeburg, c. H.,
on 18th Of June next, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause. if any they havc, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this ith day Of
May Ammo Dolnini 1877.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
[I"s Judge Of Probate.
may 5 3ta
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

We record with a great deal Of
sorrow the intellegences of Dr.. T. A.
Elliott's sickness. AS weg go to press
he is said to be better and it is be
earnestly hoped that he Will soon be
up und with his friends.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

The sidcwa ks III Brascl,ville are
undergoing repairs. Mr.. Reddish
ahe energetic Inten'lant, is always
making some improvements in the
t"wn over which lie SO ably prrsi,les
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

The Mt@s and z;ourter's correspon-
dent says'bat Capt. Dibble is likely
to be elected u the House ii place Of
straker. k'eer.r Capt. Dibble is ono Of the
first lawyers Of the s!ate, a shrewd,
far.seclng man, an indcfatigable
worker and would make >&st-ratc
representative.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

Mr. ~. i Li.hlfuot traded off his
grays f"ra pair of beautiful bays.
He can now lay 'clainl to the fnc.t
g'nir nj horses i'll the county.
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Read notice Of ,,r. B. b. Lee; til,

Read notice Of "r. B. b. Lee, the
good looking Secretary Of Captpin
Frcdcrick's Company. We hope that
the members Of thi, fine organization
will not let it die now that we have
Hampton. They have full liberty
now to muster, parade or do anything
within the law, the delunct Chamber
lain and Gcicna,gutlcr Grant to tic
contrary notwithstanding. Let every
man of Capt. Frcderick's Company
be here runctualIy on the 1l'h in
slant.
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The FlaIl of the Elect II ook and
Ladder Company is nearing compile :.
tion: When finished il will he large
and airy enough for all the uses Of
the Company.
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Let our friends keep in mind the
Floral Fam. It will be grand
affair if A,c people will take The
iproper interest iii it.
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Attention is directed 10 the law
firmof Knowlton and Wannamaker.
Th is is a strong team and deserves
we'll Of the public. Judge Knowlton
is lawyer Of xtensive legal knowl-
edge and experience, while Capt
Wannan:a!sor IS widely known for
his intellig cncc and power as II speak
cr. We wish the new firm success.
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Court the third Monday i'll this
month. 1t is thought a large amount
Of business will be attended to.
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The Orangchnrg Insurance Society
of Orangeburg, S. G., was organic, d
on Sd inst. For further particuars
we call attention 10 their advertise
ment III this issue.
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Let the people resolve to send Il
good man to the Legislature in place
Of Straker.
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There was slight fall of hail at
this place on Monday last.
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Too many resolutions won't do
We could have told somebody SO long
ago.
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sasportas has heen avenged, anl is
as happy us q June bug.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

Mr.. Samuel Byrd, near Branch
vile, has cotton chopped out. Who
can beat this?
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All the Democratic State officers
are now in possession Of their Offices.
Elliott. Cardoza and Carpenter, have
been retired to private life forall
time to come in South Carolina.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

Bill Sain treated hi friends to an
interesting performance on Thursday
morning INST.
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We learn that charAdes and tab
leaux are in preparation for our pco-
PIE.
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Mr. John Cartmill's store and plan
tation in the fork has the incest aud
contest air Of uny we know Of.
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FLOWERS, SWEET FLOWERS

ITO "
Mrs. Capt. Briggmann will accept
our thanks for All esquiskely ar
ranged boqeet Of flowers.
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We hear complaints from all sides
about the dry weather.
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Governor Hampton's message will
DE published in our next issue. It is
a statesmanlike document, free from
partisan bitterness. and abounds in
recommendations and suggestions for
the good Of the whole people.
Boat riding Oil the bosom of the
majestic Elisto, in the sweet moon
shine, is now the order Of The night.
Byron says the devils in the moon
for mischief, but wo could never see
it in that light.
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Why do not printers succeed 10 the
same extent as brewers /? Because
printers work for the head and brew
crs for the stomach; and where twenty
men have stomachs but one has
brains.
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Our merchants are complaining of
dull times.
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10 GA T..
Horse race this afternoon.

Sore eyes abound now from dust.
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Thus fathers sre at times short-sightcd,"
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DIS TO $40 PER- DAY AT
eD Home. Samples worth 81 free. Stinson
Co., For, land, Name.
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SUN UMBRELLAS.
HOSE,
II ATS

- q 2 =
Ladies, Misses and Children'a Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmcd in all the
Latest Styles and Shapes from 25
cents up.
Hats for men, Hats for Boys in
Straw, Wool, Fclt, and --latest
Styles.
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Our merchants are complaining of
dull times.
There was a slight fall of hail at
this place on Monday last.
We hear complaints from all sides
about the dry weather.
Sasportas has heen avenged, anil is
as happy as q June bug.
Court the third Monday i'll this
month. 1t is thought a large amount
Of business will be attended to.
We learn that charAdes and tab
leaux are in preparation for our peo-
pie.
Air. John Cartmil's store and plan
tation in the fork has the incest aud
contest air Of uny we know Of.
Bill Sain treated h s friends to an
interesting performance on Thursday
morning Inst.
! . l.. 20.
Mr.. Samuel Byrd, near Branch
vile, has cotton chopped out. Who
can beat this7
Let the people resolve to send Il
good man to the Legislature in place
Of Straker.
Too many resolutions won't do
We could have told somebody SO long
ago.
/. FLO WERS, SWEET FLOWERS
Mrs Capt. Briggmann will accept
our thanks for All esquislely ar
ranged boqeet Of flowers.
Let our friends keep in mind the
Floral Fam. It will be grand
affair If tire people will take the
;r,rrt,or
Mr.. ~. Il Li.'hlfuot tr:.ded off his
Irays fur n pair OF beautiful bays.
He can now lay claini to the hne.t
H'nir nj horses i'll the county.
-------.na=r>. -saza@--.
! he sidcwn ks in Braslclwille are
undergoing repairs. Mr.. Reddish
Hhe energetic Inten.lant, is alwavs
making some improvements in the
t"vn over which he SO ably prrsi,les
Tie FIall of the Elect II ook and
Ladder Company is nearing compile /.
tion. When finished it will he large
and airy enough for all the uses Of
the Company.
The Orangehnrg Insurance Society
of Orangeburg, S. c., was organic, d
on I'd inst. For further particulars
we call attention 10 their advertise
ment i'll this issue.
All the Democratic State officers
ARE now in possession Of their Offices.
EIliott. Cardoza and Carpenter, have
been retired to private life for all
time to come in South Carolina.
Why do not printers succeed 70 the
same extent as brewers Because
printers work for the head and brew
crs for the stomach; and where twenty
men have stomachs but one has
brains.
Governor Hampton's message will
DE published III our next issue. It is
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Va III AlAu'l'loli ltuilc cuCll anu every
one Of them blessings on them y
displayed the most un.irng zeal, ener
gy, and devotion to their duties and
interest ia our cause, which resulted
i'll most abounding success.
The next proceeds ofthe various
departments, n statement OF wh;ch is
annexed d-demonstrates shat, despite
the short notice and the pre-occupa.
ton of some Of the ladies in behalf Of
another worthy cause, our success
was beyond all expectation. This
pecuniary success was equalled only
by the thorough enjoyment amongst
the audience.
Everything was enjoyed, it seemed,
on account Of tile cause, and for our
sakcs.
The Committee congratulatcs the
Company upon its complete succers,
and bids itnever despair, nor talter
while the ladies thus stand by and
support it with their smiles and bless
ings
In conclusion tho Commit &c
recommend the adoption of the follow
ing resolution
Rcsolucd, That the "Elliotts" feel
and hereby ssay to express their
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-04
INIsht Assoelatod Press Report.

A London dispatch says dispatch
received this morning, dated at Erie
roum, Sunday, says the siege OF Kars
was raised on that day, aud the Russ
sian forces are now retreating toward
the frontier.
Kerougujevatz says the skuptschina
opened here to-day, Prince Milan's
speech was very guarded. He express
ed confidence that Servian blood shed
In the last war would not be in vain,
and that the fate of christians IN Tur-
key Is now In more powerful keeping.
He said that on his recent visit TO
thank the czar for his protection OF
Servia, the czar assured him the Ser
vans would never cease to be objects
of his paternal solioitude. Prince
Milan invited the skuptschina to pro
ceed IN its legal work with the greatest
ciroumspection, since any false step,
or ill.c0nsidered resolution, might
Jeopardl2e the hopeful prospect open.
ing out before Scrvia. The present
government has strong majority In
the skuptschina.
The house of commons sat from four
o'clock yesterday afternoon to seven
this morning, chiefly In committee on
supply. There were eighteen purely OBJ
structiye divisions, aud several at
tempts to count out the characteristics
Iailed. These proceedings have greatly
impeded business tor several sessions,
aud may lead to an alteration OF the
rules OF debate, curtailing the privi-
leges OF members.
The Daily News correspondent ut
Simnitza, who IL strongly pro.Rus,ian,
sharply criticises the recent operations.
He says the retreating Turks were not
promptly followed, and though the
crossing was effected on Wednesday,
1t was only on Saturday that General
Sckobeloff's Cossacks went to Verna,
the whereabouts OF the Turks. Mean
time the bridge was completed, aud
the Russian forces was able to attack
on the flank from Rustchuk and Nike
polls. Access from Simnitza to the
place of embarkation was suffered to
remain difficult task-down steep
blufi-and no attempt was made to
improve the communications.
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might Associated Press Report,

The weather IL very threatening.
Secretary Evarls returned this morn
ing.
Secretaries Sherman and McCrary
are absent.
Nothing done in the cabinet regard
ing foreign appointments.
The treasury, on Thursday, will prob
ably sell $40 100000 bonds.
Governor Mccormick represented
the treasury in the cabinet to-day.
Colonel French, of the second artil-
lery, has been promoted, vice General
Roberts retired.
The secretary OF the navy has issued
an order declaring ten hours n days
work, but greater or lesser times are
legal.
The president has commissioned the
following postmasters Shuford, Min
cola, Texas; chamberlain, Belton
Texas; Wilson, Lynchburg, Virginia.
WASHINGTON, July 3. The instruc-
ton issued to General Trevenc, COM
mauder OF the Rio Grandeur con-
nectiou with the orders to General
Ord authorizing him TO follow Mexi-
can marauders across the riyer--are
positive. General Vrevene is instructed
to resist such invasion, but the Mexi.
can war department takes care to eX-
plain that such resistance could not be
considered an act of war against the
United States. Trevene il instructed
to send commissioner TO General
Ord to explain these views and assure
him Of the willingness on the part of
Mexico to observe the eXtradition
treaty between the United States and
Mexico, and at the same time u deter.
minatiOn to maintain all her rights
under the laws of nation. The or
der also states that General Mala Is
fully empowered to treat on the sub-
ject at Washington.
Secretary Evarts submitted to the
cabinet to-day, President Dia2's order
to General Trevene, ordering him to
resist with force any invasion Of Next.
co 10y United States troops, authorized
by instructions to General Ord. The
Mexican order was discussed, but no
action taken. General Malta has not
vet had an interview with Secretary
Evarts, concerning his recognition as
minister Of the Diaz government. He
may be received by Secretary f. arts,
on Thursday. There IL M indication
that Mata will be received as Mexican
minister, or that the instructions to
ord will he modified. The admins
tration will act slowly and cautiously
In receiving new minister from
Mexico.
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CAPITAL ITEMS.

A tailed session ~ the Legislature
Not A. All Probable Ward, D,Wei
a 90, shoF' Ia - finai settlement
special IA The iioraldl
AUSTIN, July B, The appraisement
and inventory, ut huntsville, OF the
penltenilary property Ia completed,
The total valuation OF the property
turned over by the late lessoes Ia two
hundred and ilfty.threo thousand,
seven hundred and hIty'eight dollars,
which viii cause Mossrs, Ward, Dew
ey \ Co., to fall In debt to the state In
a dual settlement, General w. l.,
Gotoh and Mr., llardeman represented
Messra, Ward Dewey ~ Co., aud Col.
onol Gibbs being the umpire In the
above Appralsoment, MeSSrs, Harde.
man aud Gibbs unite in the above dc.
clsion, Helm dissenting, Governor
Hubbards management Of this insti.
tuition 80 far Ia u success.
There will be no called session OF the
legislature unless an imperative neces.
sity M contemplated by the oonstitu.
ton, demands II, which necessity IL
not ut present deemed probable, SEN
sational reports 10 the contrary not1
withstandiDg,
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HERE AND THERE.
Admiral Trcnchard Transfers his Flag
from the Hartford 10 the POwhH titan.

Admiral Trcnchard Transfers his Flag
from the Hartford 10 the Powha stan.
FORTRESS MoNRoR, July 3. Revenue
cutter Hamilton arrived this morning.
Secretary Sherman called on General
Getty, commander, and was received
with a salute. The steamer P0whattan
arrived at 10 o'clock this morning aud
sauted the flag Of Rear Admiral Tren-
chard At IL o'clock frenchard trans.
ferred his flag from the Hartford to the
POwhattan.
A steamer Burstcd Her steam pipe.
KEoKuK, Ia, July THE steamer
Red Wing, bound for St Louis, burst
ed her steam pipe. Three killed and
several hurt
A Medical Practitioner Dead.
BALTIMORE, July 3.--Prof. Nathan
II. Smith, u surgeon and medical prac-
tiLioner, died this morning, aged 81
years.
nacing nt Dexter Park,
CHICAGO, July Sat Dexter park
to-day, one-eighth mile, Lightning
won, Adventure second; time l:5l.
The rider of Bonnie Bessie was thrown
and killed. In the two mile race But
Ter won. Bill Bruce second, Verdigris
third; time 1881.
About Those Missing Books.
NEW ORLEANS, July ga witness
testified before the auditorial investi.
eating committee that the missing
books Of the auditors Office were pack
ed up and delivered to Marshal Pit
kin's chief deputy, Stockton. The GUS
tomhouse committee called on Mar
shall Wharton, who promised to insti.
tute search and to restore TO the
state any missing records found In the
customhouse. Experts report nearly
one hundred and fihy.six thousand
dollars in the hands Of tax collectors,
audited, but not paid into the state
treasury.
Ffre ana Failure.
LONDON, July 3.-Loy's spinning
and weaving factory at Rouen, France,
burned this morning. Three hundred
aud fifty.three employees are out Of
work.
II. Clason q Co., merchants, trading
at Bombay, Liverpool and Stuggart
have failed. Liabilities reported al
$4,000.
LONDON, July "a large block Of
warehouses were burned to-day. Loss
100000.
EDIsBURGH, July S.-The Pfesbyte'
rlan council opened here to-day. Ser
mon was preached by Prof. Flint, o
Edinburgh Universallst.
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The Siege Of karS Raised and
tho Russian Forces are
Rotreatlng,
The Dllat0ry Tactics OF the Russian
Advance on the Danube Brings the
CEar 10 the Front,
Prince Milan Confident thai Sorylan Blood
Shed In the Last War VIII Not be In
vaIn-The Prospects are hopeful,
nacMAhon's order 10 the koIdtcry
causes - Tremendous Sensation in
Paris


Parts,
Noon Associated Press Report
LONDON, July 3.--The Times Bel.
grade dispatch says the skuptsChna
will declare the independence OF Servia.
The Times Bucharest dispatch says
the Russians have occupied TirnOva,
the ancient capital OF Bulgaria Prince
Tltheskask has proclaimed provi.
sl0nal government Of the province,
aud tax collections are ordered. The
Russians are pressing on behind Tir
nova towards the Balkans.
The latest reports indicate that only
tho CossacIs' advance had reached
Tirnova, and that the ear himself
would move nearer the front, for the
purpose OF pushing the reduction Of
Rulschuk.
A Bucharest dispatch remarks upon
the dilatory tactics of the Russians
since they crossed the Danube. The
dispatch says the position they occupy
Is very admirable for defense, and the
timo allowed them by the Turks has
enabled them to bring up men and
guns enough TO defend II, For two
days the situation was critical but now
they occupy the hills In force The
Russians have practically gained an
immense bridge.head,
Many bishops who were about To
leave Rome delay in their departure
on account OF the pope's health.
The clerical and Bonapartists papers
are delighted with President McMa.
hons order, issued on the occasion OF
the review in Bots dc Bologne. 1t has
caused u tremendous sensation.
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DlsIntogratlon Of tho Cabinet
Probablo---Hayos lrratod
Over Louisiana Affairs
The First Gun on the lilo Grando MAY
Start the Hue and The Gray for
MOnleEumas capital,
General Treycno Ordered to Resist With
Force any Invasion OF Mexican Terri
tory by United States Troops,


~ Heitou'
Noon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, July 3. II In claimed
IN high circles that the speeches
during the presidents visit to Boston,
were composed with II view TO exclude
political or other significance.
Commissioner l4adue has taken pos.
session OF the agricultural department
The cotton interest Will Ice glad to hear
Mr. Dodge.
The New York Heralds special 70.
ports dislntegration IN the cabinet,
Rumors are that Key finds he can re-.
lieve the president by reslgning, and
McCreary, secretary OF war, In view Of
the expression OF bis Iowa Coustitu.
ents, is bound to resign.
The president Ia irrated over the In
dictmeut of Wells aud Anderson for
perjury IN connection with the Louis.
laua returning board. The presidents
idea was that all matters OF this char.
aoter were condoned 10y the Matthew
Foster bargain.
Agricultural Commissioner Watts,
after consultation with Simon Cam
eron, declines the invitation to resign,
and his suspension comes before the
senate. There will be muddy water
about the 10Th OF October.
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BEgLrN, July s.-specie decreased
nine and one-quarter million marks.