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New Orleans Market.

= NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-C,TToN-Ihe movement
today has exhibited little activity any time throughout
Opening with restricted enquiry the market at sub
reccint o teIcgranic adviccs respecting unavorabe
reaction as New York and Liverpool. The supply was
isr and most holders were manifesty disposed to sell
rhe antIcinaon of additional depreciation caused the
withdrawal the principal portion Of the buyers from from,
active operations Hence the sales were extremely ght
bfkols at Irregular but lower prices the market closing
heavy and with strong tendency to greater weakness
With the above remarks quote nom'nallya follows
27c ard Slidding 2saa9. adding, however, that even
running lists Of good staples could not be had at these
figures The sales the past three days sum up 9Ioo
bales takon partly for the Nor but mostly for foreign
export The receipts proper since Friday evening" Tex
Guiding the arrivals from Mobile. Florida and Texas,
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GnA1N.-Wheat-Th offerings to-day were only 750
bushels red and the sales embraced 4J0 bushels Mary
land red 2Oa5 28 latter good, prime or choice Oh
fering; 4OO bushels Pennsylvania red at 81 o. Corn
$3.50 bushels white and 7OUU bushels yellow roeeVed de-
maad active and prices improved two cents on both
prime wIite and yellow embraced LII tho sales were S0OO
bushels fair white 81 23a1 2l 77U0 do prime 81 %:
12UU bushels Western mixed 81 2 of yellow 900 busl-
els Western mixed Sl 20 1910 do 81 26; 52UO bushels
prime Maryland and Pennsylvania 81 23 and for the sue
ceediug two days receipts 81 29al ~ was pad. Oats.
$500 bushels offered and 1870 bushels sold ut 5aI6 cents
nearly the outside price, Rye-A small parcel sold
al 81 ": We quote 81 7Ual IS, Us TO quality.
MoLAssEs-Sales to-day IA puncheons English Island
at &c und 70 hhds CuDa private terms. Market
quite out of stock at the close. Prices nomnay un-
chnpged.
PRovIsIoNs-Are quiet but steady. We quote Mess
Pork S3 60 and retail LOIS S23 "a; Bulk Shoul-
ders held at &c. with buyers at c less; Sides 10
for ioose and packed; Bacon Is firm, with sales at lUa
lOkc for Shoulders; 12I12c for RD sides; l21a122c
for Clear Rib and for short tmc orders l3c; Cear 13a
lSkc the inside figures invariably net cash. Hams 15a
lGc or plan l7al7 Tor sugarcurcd clnVassod Lard,
Western ierces 13Il3Lc for nrgc lots; l3al3Ac for
reta; City 10 iess Baltimore R.nned, in kegs, lGc
RrCE-We quote Uarohns at 10kallkc. al to quality.
Some sales have boon nude ut the inside price. hagoon
Is hold steady ut 9Su9slc.
SALr-wss in BRISK demand to-day for lots from deal.
ers and prices firmly maintained ut 81 0' 70 for tine;
81 ~ for Ground Alum, uud Turks lslnnd 62a65c g
buhhel
SuaAn-we hear of no transactions to-day Market
quiet but prices steudily maintained.
WH1sKEYIn the absence Of transactions to report we
ouote held In bond at 26s28o q gallon. -
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TIE CONSCIENCE FuND.-A remarkable instance
of sconsclence was developed at the United States
Treasury, q fsw days since. Two envelopes were
received from. Cincinnati in the same mail, ad-
dressed to General Spinner, United States Trea-
surer, unoffcially- -one containing $500, and the
alton accompanied either OF them, and there is no
trace discovered of the sender or senders. The
total receipts OF the conscience" fund amount
with these Gums to $45, 900.
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Pnsscn&ers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for Now York-Col Hamil-
ton lady and infant Miss Hamilton, Briggs, Mrs
II Doremus " Elten, Mrs Lyman Warner, + Hubbard
L II Litehfcld, Mrs A Huger, Mrs Huger and chill
dren Mrs L Ashley, Miss Sarah Jewell, Mrs NJ "
NewhsI Miss M Newhal Mrs Capt BARNARD, Miss
Maggie Barnard Miss May Hamilton, Ms Taylor,
Mrs Machinairy, Mrs C Leitchfcd. Mrs r Griiln,
child aud servant, Murphy, Minority, O'Bricn.
Miss Litchfeld, Miss Lichfeld. S lowell and
SON Mrs Etter and child, Mrs 81 Knox, Miss Char
Iott Maefers Mrs Anne Schwacke and infant Mrs Levy
and children, Harvey, lady and children, Kelly.
c NJ Brown, c D Ahrcns, A Kingsbury, Dr Porcher,
Rev & j Porter, Il g Andrews, Lnstedt, " McMil-
Ian Stelliug, Mrs a Adams aud child, Miss Adams,
G. Small w o Jubc, 4 Thomas, G Toy, q w ktibal.
II c Randolph, F Farnswortil, w II TraplAp. Mrs y
Suumerfeld Mrs Baxter, Lyons. ] Shepherd,
l. Jacobs A b siimons. w LidSv, j NJ Howe, L
Terry E McEbroqui, Bailey and lady Mrs Scott,
Klein Miss Por,hcr, l. Virgins, L Mcdonald. Mrs
Stearns. Mrs Judd C Derby, u Wyman. Keller,
Cowell II Wright Capt Paine, Nlachinny. Mrs Srri,
Master Seel C Minznmarer w Foley NJ Geerils"T. Mr.
Mckay L d DAILY, aud i'll steerage.
Per steamship Monoka from New York! } Forsyth.
T NJ Eastetby II Hutchinson. Etc, Fishhournc. p
j Perry Mrs Leckic, L L Plowfen. Sister NJ Xavier.
Sister nj DcSules, kirkpatrick, W NJ SomerS, ID Kohl
man. Jesson, Capt Prince. ~ Pickett, Charles
WithoG Nathans
Per steamer Fannie from Savannah, via Hilton llf al
and beaufur-H,H Mirrcmon, Miss 4irren'on, Strob-
hart. Mrs Schovile, j e Fisk, and III deck.
Per steamer W Frazier from Edsto aiId ROCKVILLE
] w Scabrook q Bates. W q hetilirray. Wright,
w Buff stewart Miss Nellie Waterman, Mrs DR.
Scabrook + Whalcy. Whaley, Major jenkins, u Me
Kec Davis, ALL IL deck
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n. RmitE. a ,hi1hly resteemed citizen Of our Dis
trist on Friday night last, after o few weeks i'll
meas. The debeaSed was not d native Of our Dis
naiyersaiiy esteemed By all who knew him for his
6sEhs intsgI II sexsmpary Christian deport-
me4t494eqHs FressF fAHsgr.
a&S HHf$ Rst MSndaxas iiSS SKg sthej store Of
Mssers' n a Ieffords & Co. of this place, was
burelsriously entered; and large sum of money,
RsSeS s. 9ssn ai having s
,,o;nteS tn mmIatt,. ;haIIoFy by the name Of VIII
ham Thomson. teripoIrIIG in the employment of
1sSotI JTG. EfSs6 IA i6necf the guilty parties, D
se.SssSt for his arrest was taken out but be un
fnTtnnatajy succeeded in eluding the officers, OF
stkfsxV SSs5 his fs1spe, search warrant
81 also obtained. and articles were found which
q So thSsSfSlx hsfjra While fis v1liso contdined
syt;ciss tH9insIie store some time ago,
so,,a = - MsssTs. Ezekiel
Th. y, 49, nv my" issf InoafT and,aIso sew
a,sof 1i,;cb se5sssated fhs fhomson TitI
tSe % robberies sf.fila Rs;irnad Depot tsahich were
suaha nyste siti tiu1e:asi nt IISin::s:
He was formerly tlff slSye OF Captain Joseph
Whitner. of ESfltgtoq;; Afterwards Sergeant IN
The Hf84tth Regiment q. s: G. T., Colonel Frazier.
Ha Isl about five feet eight inches IN height, IN
9li8ekFbeatoq5pay by snRaEo9 q MS nee
u 49 II ybdS, ,4eW 4ye destrEW, ~ feet 1ls-
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Cotton, l6s bales Upland. Cotton, s97 barrels
Rosln, 29s bhls Vegetables, 148 empty Barrels, 81
bales Domesacs, 1s bbls Turpentne. bales Hides,
81 sheets Iron, block Steel B hhds Bones II crates
- Bones: 70 eases Mdze. bbh Mdae :.tersaHsR,
!, shp satASbHa-ls bales .G II and AA :6sles Upland
Cotton SO bales Domesncs, So caPks. Clay, 76 bags
Ginger, 50 -bbls Vegetables, & Pack8geR.
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dRNn i Of rrnE iTnaDi DE,o;nrF.-Thelege

TIE fEdEND OF fHE ThRnDr DEG EaREE.2Thelegend
as it is called, of the Master Mason is one Of tho
most touching and beautiful in the great drama Of
ffs. Founded, as it is, upon the mysteries and
ceremonies OF. the ancient Egyptians, it hus come
down to us as the very embodiment and substance
of Masonry It is the impressive exemplification
Of the birth, the life the duties, the death and Lc
resurrection of man: It.: stamos upon tho intelIi-
cent car MACON the sublime doctrine of the immortali-
ktS astba soul: and it was a!wse provision of all
Gfsnd. Lodges that that degree should never lie
e;yen il, D 1T only, but, should bo completed at
TS omit this legend is to omit the degree itself.
and ior its omission the ordinary excuse, not even
the talent or industry to learn it, is not sufficient
haacnn ri Masonic centuries. It is never changed;
i T Of no for i is nS s speb pe
anil fnrnshes food for tho reflective mind down to
the grave and as simple 6nshs dE%a stands an sns %ns-
So s'ason never ever partcipatei in and forgot it; he
felt its moral upon his soul as though it Were
It inspires solemnity second only to the scene of
death. 49,
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE May y1.-CorToN-The demand has been light
4ony and confined to two brokers, The market is I'M
setIea in absence of news from Now York and abroad
and factors offering have accepted the material decline
on Yesterdays rates. Sales 3U0 bales Mddings 24c
,,one IN Gold or Exchange to-day Currency is still
scarce and consequently Exchange difficult to negotiate
We quoto:
Gold l35a13G.
Sterling l43a1a4 for sixty days, and sight l45
New York sight is rather lower for outside raes-say
Lax discount checking rate par.
. New Orleans Sight pur.
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at sso Netting doing in sscarsassp to-day,
HI s=a,S,. saM.n m.rIsa.g II

sAyANNAH, Nay 8. s.EcorroN.l-Tfe receipts Of Cotton
since April 26h have boon 253 bales Upland and III bales
SEE Island The exports in tho sarne time have been
GOAT bales Upland and 1924 bales Sea Island Cotton s
follows VIZ To Liverpool 545 bales Upland and BIZ DO
Isand TO New York. COZ bales Upland and l07 bales
Sea Island gotton-leavng hand and on NOT
cleared on tue Sd inst stock Of 49, OTIS bales Upland ana
1714 bales Sea Island Cotton. - =. - -. =
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AZ The PhrniT rt' youth to c1,irsc the veins, res
from me asher q rs ioring the Organs Of Genera.
gre. animdea 'Snn go1s tio remorin0 imPotsacy and
meD i y,r ns -";,rcm Debility, restoring Mdnliness
nts n. spsis1, and and fnH rioor. thus proving
oreycome disease. perfect .Elieir or Lore" 70
r,o,;no Sysrn;fv and Bnrrcnness In both sexes. To
,h. yo,,nr njdilr an Rgrt there Is no creator
hno2 th.n this =. Elixir of Life" 1t giycs q now
lease Of lilc cursng the weak md debilitated To
hive renowed strength and vlgor, and tho entire
sysiem to thrill with Joy md pleasure.
Price, ono bottle s.; three bottles Soi sent oy
express to any address, III
Our medicines nrc sold and recommended by oil
.espcctable druggists in every part OF the civilized
cnbc; snne unprlnciped dealers, however. try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. he not
deccved-ask for these medicines ana , take enc no
others If the druggist does not keep them, writo
to us, and wo will send them by express; carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
TO receive letters with full statements IN regard to
sny disease with which ladies or gentlemen arc
aNcie, Address all letters for medicines, Dainph-
lets, or advice to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W. R. MERW1N, 81 Walker st., N. Y.
NAV as mwf lv
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ssA;BoYar. MAJ; ;EAIERSN-The negro King George
Peppel, Of Bonny, proposes to visit Paris. "A cor

sx6:B0YA1k J0AGTCAA1tht: Ao oue62oA mug oSo1 30
Peppel, Of Bonny, proposes to visit Paris. "A cor
RESPONDENT Of the London Sun says:
bGSeAmone the ilIustrious strangers who will grace
the RIhibition lis q sovereign of note,. the
nieRef KING bf Bonny, who, it is said, has a'place
o@structed ofthe bones of vanquished enemies,
Ii4yho can tive human skull to- 1eJ, COO CHESTS
Io drink from as with the loving cup. The king
dom of;Bonnyis situated to the north Of the coast
GGuinea, between the Niger and one Of its confu-
ants It has an army Of TO- 600 men, and 100 pieces
of artillery of English manufacture, The habits
of the people, says French writer, are very simple
and II they do not love one another they love the
Europeans- after their flesh has been
cooked upon the gridiron and if they be fat. This
description reminds me OF question put by tray-
aer to chief OF one Of the tribes OF these nisgers
Tfh tfateler asked if the chiefs people liked the
Fnelish. .sOh yes,' said the chief; and 80 doll
HaSe eaten some, Of them.' They seem to Illus
frate the admonition to Love thy neghbor as thy
SELF His nigger majesty, adds the account, has
not eaten any human beings since his journey to
London in 1861, and the lordsi OF his courts have
followed the example of abstinence. The people,
sn6KfeE stiIf YnsserYe their pldmitIRe taste; but,
ca Hauk QkH recent lay, no natife ct; Bonny :ean
Touch human flesh without tho permission in
writing iof 9ss lord ald:naaster.- The black King,
it is said; VIII bring with him plenty of gold in
barrels; and SO nesdoubt he will be Welcome"
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HAIRLESS DIV.
Arrived Saturday.

Steamship Moneka, Lcbby, New York-lcft Wednes-
dsy. P NJ MdlU. TO Willis Il Chisol:n. Adams Express
20, N Avcril n Son, c d Bralc \ Co. Bsseli Co.
NJ Bird l. Co Block & Loyns, T NJ Cater, g " Clark &
Co. Cartmil Harbeson Co, Castner jacobs, Duval
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q - J = = - :
ahnrlesfon Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
--CHARI.EsToN, Saturday Evening May =, 1851
Sellers were osrng but little Cotton but the market
was irregular sndinsome cases eaer salss los bsles
viz 10 at 90 as sa. as1 ss at a. IA as
24K, 10 at Is and alatasc: :weaaotaA
Low Mddlmg. :. ..........A
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SINiILlA SIMILiRUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
AUTOMATICALLY EpECIEI(,a

JTAVE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE E4PE.
ri RIENCE, en entire success: Simple TTPrompt-Em.
,ient and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
rect|y adapted to popular usso simple that mistasee
,nnnot be made In using them; harmless ss TO be
rec nom dangc. and efficient as to be always rea
,le. They have raised the highest communication ron
,iI. aud win always ronder satisfaction.
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ASTR R0L0 GY.
THE WORLD ASIONBHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTRoLOGIST,
Madame III. A. PERRIGO.

CHE REvALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW;
y She restores TO happiness those who, from ;oicGl
events catastrophes in love- loss OF relations and
friends, loss Of money, &c have bccune dGspondent.
She brings together those long separated gives torna-
ton concerning absent friends lovers, restores lost or
stolen property. tells you tho business you are best
qualified to pursue and in wnut you will be most success-
u! speedy narrage and tells You the very day
you will marry gives y,u hc names, likeness and char
uccriscs Of the person.. She reads yolrrery thoughts,
and by her almost supernatural powers. unvas the dark
and hidden mysteries the future From tile stars We
the rmament-tIc nclic stars that overcome or
pr aOninac i'll tho cunsuration-fron the aspects and
positions OF the planets and the A.. Ill the heavens
ut the time OF BIRTH SHE dedces the future destiny Of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astrolosst on
earth 1t costs YOU but trc you may never asan
have favorable opportunity, Consultation fec, with
likeness and a desired information 81. Parties living
distance consult the Madame by mail with equal
safety and satisfaction 10 themselves, if in person. 4
full and explicit Chart written out, with all inquiries
swcrrd and likeness enclosed sent by mail receipt OF
price abuvr mentioned. The strictest ;esy will be
nlantained aud III! correspondence return or destroy
ed References OF the highest order furnished those de-
sring them. Write plainly tho day Of thu month and
year III Which yon were born, enclosing small lock OF
hair.
Address, MADAME II. a. pERRIGO
2. .. DRAWER 1J3. BUFFALO y. y.
March :) 1y
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EZCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by that OF any other in the fsrfamed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
1t the high encomums Of all who have used It, possess
Ing as it does in an eminent degree, cathartc dursc
Alternative and tonic qualities. 49,
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice Of physic, Jefferson Medical College, phia-
dolphin, formerly Of Charleston, S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is 1885.
I have been for year or more past In h6 habit Of
taking the water Of the "E1celsor Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid Life
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed.
upon them Tor much Of the comfort enjoy, salts
fed that the Excelsior Water Is well adapted any
other among them II not more So to the purposes for
which they generally employed It s very agreeable.
sparkling. = can heartily and conscentously
recommend 1t to all who need gentle cathartc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON N. D.
The Water Ia put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping, Pins In boxes ot
four dozen each and Quarts ID boxes OF two dozen each
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COMMERCIAL.
Imports.
Exp0rts.

cAIBARrEN, CUBA-per brig DslmGnt Locke-1o6 hhda
sugar l0A hhds and 80 ppls Molasses, to Bonsfant
SanS.
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s.POR5r, CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON
New NJ 4th Oh 2On morn Full NJ. 18th, 8h. 32m.morI
First O. 10TH 3h 44m. Last q. 18th, Oh. I'M ever
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tho Beard and Hair in ali almost miraculous mannur It
las been used by the elite OF Paris and LONDON with the
most fattering Names Of all purchasers will
be registered an Il entire satisfaction is not given in
every instance thu money will he thcrrilly refunded
Prico by mail sealed and postpaid ST. Descriptive cir.
culars and testimonials mailed free Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO.. Chemists No. s5 River street Irov N.
Y, Sole Agents for the United Statcs
March 80
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Ha,timore Market,

BALTIMORE, May a.-CoFFEE-Ro is quiet but held
steady; no sacs stock first hands, including cargo ol
brig Brothers, below, 1900 bags.
CorroN-Was dull sales to-day; prices favor buy
ers; quote nominal; Middlng Upland &c.
FLoUR-The market presents no new feature Very
little inquiry and tho sales reported confined entirely to
local trade wants. Stock and lGccpts SMALL and with
prices generally relatively lower than oil other markets
East or West holders relnan firm as before viz:
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Augusta Market

e AUGUSTA, May ay4-CoTToN-T0-day being Saturday
very little done Prices are nomtnaly lower than on
yesterday. Mddng e aSons ~ s1;t osn sa1s
at "a cents and so bales the price OF which we were IN
able TO ascertain The receipts were sS bales.
week ending Saturday, May 18th, 1861, 800 bales
The following the shipments OF cotton oy the ali
fsrents railroads 70. tho week ending befufoay may
4th, 1857: on
South Carolina LSs9
Augusta and Savannah Railroad. lao
Total ShlpmentS. ~'Ss
the following are the receipts Of produce by the dif
ferent railroads during the week ending on Saturday
Fay 4th, 1867: -. :. - -. 40 o.,'o 90,
Bacon, IDS. 1en
Corn bushels. S'do!
Flour, bbls.. ~ 'a
Wheat, bushels. aoe a
doID.-Thc Brokers are buying at lSaalSS and sei-
ling sgSlsprdisfs at LIS are buying a. fs and selling
"
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consignees per south Carolina railroad,

500 bales Cotton, % bales Mdze 80 casks Clay, chr
rnmber Fnrniturr and Sunlries TO Pclut, J X
D Kirkpatrick, c Gravclcy, Thurston Holmes Ward
law l. Carew " Roach j NJ Caldwell 4 Sons, Il Agent
Ravenel Co. Willis Chisolm, NJ Goldsmith 4 Son, .
NJ Eason. Col Low Gibbes 4 Co. Il Rodgers Il Co, G N
Aycrill & Son, W Courtney & Co. Sloan, Assist
ant Quartermaster. G Wuler & Go, G W WILLIAMS
Co II Baker & Co. b r u A L.
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Tho clearances comprise 1914 bales for Liverpool 454
for Gibraltar so for Vera Cruz.
auaAIs Aud MoIAssEs-TlIe receipts Hince yesterday
comprise 80 bids Sugar; Moasses. The supplies OF
the domestic production very Iht but the demand
is limited and only local. lot of II hds choice Louis
ian8 not reled sold at 1910 per Id. Louisiana aloas
ses is quoted nomnaly ut 72c per gallon for prime
Cuba Sugar aud Molasses in good supply, but there
demand aRd in the absence of sales for some time
quotations cannot be given.
ConS-Is in good supply The demand is fair aud tho
market ra Tho sales to-day embrace 20 S sacks. OF
which s. G87 mixed private tOrms, sou ordinary mixed
at 81 37, 1000 mixed and white at 81 36 asl 4 soo9
white 10iiO yellow and yellow mixed 1850 yellow and
white 1000 white GOO whito Inxe and white l5OO yellow
and 500 yellow and mXc nll at 81 40la per buslicl
FnEroHrs-With moro offering for Shipment the rates
coastwisc are uor aud oso for foreign ports are lner
Thoy urc &c per h. for colto by steam fer Now York;
1c for Boston. Steam New York and Boston :5c per
sack for cor 50aG0c per bbl for our and GOa65c for
nork Sail for Liverpool lT-32a9. lGd. for cotton.
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ALL PENCILS ARE srAs,pEl

ALL pESCILS AKE STh3IPFD.
RB- AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. co. n. "
None genuine without ne exact name of the firm
took to It Gmo DeccnbGr Is
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brace 2s75 baes against 4440 during the corresponding
passodiast week ,showng decrease ofl576 bacs The
exports for the period comprise 97O3 bales 1915 Of
were coastwise and 8425 to, foreign ports. i
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of life,

Cnres General Debility, Wedk-
ness, Mysteries in Females,
InlpitaiiOa OF the Heart and
all Nerpous Diseases. 1t ro-
stores new life and vlgor to tho
n.ct. causing the hot blood Of
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CRISpER COMA.
OH size was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tcndrils. soft cntwined,
Euchained the very heart and mind,

CRISPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex into Wavy
and Glossy Ringlcts or Heavy Massive
Cllrls.
J,Y USING THIS ARTICLE LADIE AND GENTLE
ID MEN can beautiiy themselves thousand-iold
It is the only article i'll the world that will curl straight
hair and ut the time give il beautiful GLOSSY ap-
peararcc The CriSper Coma not unlycurs the hair but
nyisortes beauties aud clcascs i; is highly and de-
shtfulIy pcr1umed, and is the most complete article OF
the liud ever offered to the Am, rican public The
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
w l.. CLARK K Co. Chemists,
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