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per south Carolina Railroad,
|i February IA, ssl

Consignees per south Carolina Railroad,
February II, ssl
285 bales Cotton 1B bales Mdze go bans Grain IL sks
Clay cars Lumber. IL Stock, DO. ITO Dayia II
Rodgers Co, L n Aver & Co. Adams, Frost & Co. @ n
Smith Co. City Railroad, T N Whitaker Willis Chis
olm, Mckee. @ " Williams & Co, r r Agent Rob
crts l. Co, u Turner, 8 Boylston Robson Mowry
Co, Ihurston Holiness @ Hopley Il Co. j Fraser 4
GO. w H Armstrong, Walker, Mulkni. Daily o
Tiefcnlial = .rEt! .I.. s r., Nh rS'' /
ConsIgnoea per Northenstern Railroad,
itsva,.r - i. February IA. III Hg E
23S bales Cotton car stayes Mdro, &c. To shscke,
Go. Bacot, " @ Courtney Co, BA & J 2 Earloy,
W q Whildon Co, q W Williams 4 90. ] Il J Kirk.
Co, Chisom Bros, W Ryan. Rodgers & Co. Pinciney
Bros. Smith bohinson. Kendall Dockery. W Ben
mott n Co. md Order. '-ff'r - ~ ~ ~ ~
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for tho yycck ending Thnrsdny,
,, February II.

LS-INI',s -, ,itts. FonRIoN. 'i..
LNERPOOI-Pcr Br steamship plonecr-t97 bales 1
and 1923 bales Upland Cotton. II packages Mdze.
RUATAN, HON-Pcf schr Emmn pakcr-12OO0 feel
Lumber, 5000 Shingles, and Sundrics.
DARhCOA AND a btARKET--Pcr schr drnpc shot--15,-
0O8 feet Lumber. - 81
PALMA hAJORCA-Per Span brig Elvirs-72.ooo feet
Lumber. - ''r... .i
--s.,, I'll. DOMESTIC =
BosTof-Per brig Anna Torrey-37 tcrces Rice, 2s7
bales Cotton. 81 bbis osn, 6J bbls Spirits Turpon-
tne l0s hhis Clay. 80 tons Irr A. Packages
NEW Yokk-per soPpehiP Cariott,-s bses 8 and $40
bales upAnd Cotton % uercca Icc, crate CrockeIy,
I3oIcs.. :. :. Per steamship Saragossa-lsl bacs
md 3S2 bales Upland Cotton, II bales Yarn. bale
Leather, 2 bblE Metal 10 pigs Lead l65 packages
sundrics... Per sehr Matte ETaber-45 bngs and
a7 bales Upland Cotton, IL tereos Rice, a!s bbls
Rosin IS casks Wine, IL Olts Tobacco 10 bbls Tar,
e43 BecI Darrcls 8 Sear Idzo cratos Rope. Siege
Guns. .Pcr steamship Moneka--105 6crccs Rice
9sl bnles Upland Cotton, OF bales Yarn and Domes
Hcs 244 packages Sundrics.
JERSEY CITY-Per schr Paragon-l10.OOo feet Lumber
DALT1MOREs-Per steamship Lulu-1s4 bales Upland
Co,tonp 20 terces Rice. 46 bags Barley, bales Skins
10 600 feet Lumber
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Rea,slafO,.,

Cure StppresIed, Etcessire and
PdffifaI MenstrRdifon, Green
Sictness, Nerrous and Spinal ~
Jecttons. i'dtna In no BdcI, Sfct-
.Headdche, Gfddfsess, and all dis.
cases that spring fron. frregulnrity,
By rVmeyipg the cause ,Apd all the
nro perfestly taie In all cases, es-
, cepf. tehe1 forbidden by dfree-
lions, and are ea,y 10 administer,
n .they arc nicely .suQdr coated
They should bo Ia the hands Of
every Maiden,, Wife, pnd Mother
~ the land. :, IL J = -
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cnupE TunrEN1IsE-IIus gained 25e. on primo hard,
20 bbls selling ut s. 80 for Bon and 81 % for hard
CoIToN-Is sctIvo, and prieea shade bettor. We
quotS sales Of z bales At 70. ordinsry 2 for low
1iMpEn-ono raft Boll at 90 70 for oralunryl.1
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort DO
Poetting. z K Collins, D .Wigtony A Bucthart II
Hayward. Larttn, p Dixon, D wiggins, Major Ii
Kirk, 6r Dnsoh, Fraser, N, D B Baione. L
Leadbotcr, Col Dan Rice Mrs Dan Rico A RaainnA Mrs
Rasnna Miss RaEnna. T ] Ard. Mira Ard, a Gray and
LADY. Ds Shirley and servant GEoen, Emile, L
Gres4sh, and 10 deck 49, - 49, =, = n ~
Por steamer Fannie, nom Georgetown, C-hfiss Y
EsrioH, Tobey, Miss Rmins Herottr W r Ford IIard
" T Tucker. Mi.s TncteT, Miss hoso D Il Pringle
DR. Tucker II Kendrck, and men from the stesmshfr
City Of Bath, burned nt sea 80 EI .,!,E7- : =
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
pomr OF Q HARLEsTon Fl
Arrives Yesterday.

Steamship whirlwind. Fargo Philadelphia, yls Chsi.
toll, y wlckenbeR Walker. ". D Heriott 4 Co, G
Cochran, " Roach, Armstrong Il GO, MoGorty
Degnan. Agsnts Cameron, BARLEY Co. Dr. John
May. Bollmann Bros, Ferguson Il Holmes, Charleston
GAG Gas 90, " X areenneld, Q " stenenn Z CO, WGAR
Railroad CO, II Ehrlek J II Seeger Douis & Moiso ]
Adger 3 Go. o P PoYpenhen. Hancock, Claeius
Mfe, PHnglo, aman d Co, II Cohen, Hhslo
Caihotfn 4 90. Johnson Q 90, P Il Cohen, Holmes L
oaaG5 Dewing Bnrdett Go, Mrs Ann Ross, r Whit
ney, BruWn aHyer. Mrs Mary Dsvant q Glover, +
Papfnln, MARION, 4 Oliver. Russoll Chlso,n
Bros, 2 sinklef, JR "a Z Yoanc, browne; 3efords
ganten, y Iolmcs Stewart y Thonpaon %, CITY
Railroad, Smith & Tovcr; II 81 Nathan, L3lns, Ffost
Eli Kelers Go. Wickerthsm & lang, q Bergneli, y
Slatery, A Dischof Co, Byrne FogAfty, II dordtn
chon CoJ u Yoiiers, Mrs I a. shetfesso, We Tsot,
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Notwithstanding doing; offerings comprised OF
small parcels and mostly inferior quaity nothing nt
traetiso to buyers; quotations quito nomlnal Corn
30O0 bushels white and II. 200 bushels Jow offered; In
cuded In the sales 1000 bushels mixed who al 97c
asl, and 1900 bushels fair TO primo nt s1a1 o. 1900
bushels yellow nt 95agSc bulk ut 96a97 Rnd for Fes
Point delivery V7nosc Oats23oo bushels received, but
no sales reported.
MoL.ssEs--salcs Of 81 bbls lower grado Now Orleans
at 70c per gallon. No other transactions reported.
pETRoLKuM-wc hear OF transactions I'm Crude
Refined is quoted at 2Sa29 eta, IN bond.
pROyIsfoSs-Tho demand for Bacon Is active, and
stock In hands Of dealers lfBh-prccs soady nj ii cts
for Shouders 1875 cs for Sdcs IL cs for clear rib do
Hams l6al7 cts or Bulk Shoulders VIC notice salc OF
90 casks TO aryo Mt oE cts Mess Porksales 2OJ bbs
Western at sal 60; 20 do S21 76 Iar a12 ctB for
city, and Western hold mt 13 ct8-
Hous-Drcssed very and 1lrm of SO q 100
at which last sales wcro made
RcEIa quiet but held s,cndy at loial cts for Caro-
lima.
SALr-With steady fair demand quote for lots from
dealers via Ground Alum 81 2oa2 %; anc sS 2dalh.
nnd Turks Island C0c s..| ts-..
SUoAH-Markct steady but inactive wo hsvo only to
report Gales Of 10 hhds Dcmcrara, pan, l3Hc;
hhds English Island l01Sc; do Porto Rico II &C.
wnIsKEY-Thc market Is still unsettled; snlcH of FREQ
reported at "a co. but for outside lots still lower figures
accepted.
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80, 900 PIANOS.

In the construction OF which they have every
known and valuable Improvement They have inyaris
bly, been selected and used by all Of tho worlds ae
E1oodpsd gIeat artisa who have Waited this country
professionally, both for private aud public use.
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THE cHA;RLEsTos nj MARKET. ,ii

ron 1uE WEEK RspIso THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1867
CoTToN.-Tlo demand for tho staplo has been steady
during tho week. at ratcs which haye occasionally uc
tunted to To- q fb.. according to the changes in tho
Liverpool market Prices hnvo been well sustained. and
tho closing ratce, yesterday vary but Hto from those
prevailing at tho end OF tho week before. Tho fol-
lowing LIS n report of tho business Of tho wcck:
On Friday, tho sth inst, there fair demand In
the carly par of tho dsy and buyeru operated to tho
e1ent OF 220 bales tho basis Of rrcyous prices
3l@s1Xc h. for Mladlins cotton but ct latcr hour
intelligence ofa decno In tho Liverpool market Of I'D
having been reported, tho market hero camo to stand
for tho remainder Of tho day.
On Saturday, buyers having secured q reduction in
price to exient OF half TO cent b tho market
became active. and abou. As balos changed handsMid
ding Cotton being quoted at 3oHc , prices rather
Strengthening at the closS under better intelligence om
Liverpool rsl. .-i M st-
On Monday with q fair demand, tho market advanced
half TO ono g b-sales AGO bales Middpg Uplands
selling at Sic. y fb. .H
On Tuesday tho market was active but unchnng-
ed-salos 800 bales. biiddlins Cotton Ole. q Ib.
On Wednesday thsre WAS moderate demand, buyers
purchasing about 412 bales at previous rates.
Yesterday thoro but limited inquiry with sales Of
17s bales-ssy at 2s; 2sh at % % at so at
3oH 90 at 3oh 2a 81 at Six GO at 81 % at 81
Tho market closed fnt We quote noninaly:
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Ieonsder ohictering sons' Pianos superior to an,
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They u4rlyaed for their singing qualities and for
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peffect homogenoy throughout all tho registers The
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which do not and In any othor lnsrumsnt, whia the
base distinguished poWer Without harshneas and
TOR magnificent sorority. Hl...f 7s.T 4 ~ :
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THALBERG.
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consider Chckerng i Cons Pianos, beyond com.
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r THE MARION ST1K.

TsribLnHED NEARLY TwfErY I Z; YKxRs AGO: IA
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IMPORTANT oER:?ifIoArEs.

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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and lumber
from tho Port or Charleston, from sept'er
LIST to February II. 1867. ..f'r'E.- r.
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EUROPEAN TEsTIn1on1ALs,
Recetued during the mo,4h Of AUGUST, 1865

Received during the month Of august, 1866.
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convey to Messra Cheserne the erprs sion Of nv
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PunAIELpuIA. 10th Month. 18th DAY. 1867
REsPEorRD Fn nEND;-My daughter has been much
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CA RD.

It's with feelings OF pride American manufacturer
that wo publsh tho following testimonials. which have
been received by recently: n
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SEA ISLAND CoTroT.-Thorc has been good demand
for hs oass OF Cotton and tho unsactions have amount
cd 10 about TOO bales at rates which show change
nom Tho prices previously prevailing. We quote Com
mon ss@70; Medium. 5000 Fine, s1@l 40 q ID. EI-
tra and very inferior sometimes sold above and be-
low quotations. Flordss selling at 5o@s5c. q
lb., as In quality.
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. IIPd. Uprd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1885,. 235 $500
Receiyed from Feb. 2 to Feb. IS,
6I..... ...............-...... 4eI 1880 40!
Received previously e09e 92266 6.773
Total Receipts. s,82l ISL 7,2sl
EIronrs. S.Fd Up'd. Rice.
IL, .G7. ........ 7s4 1855 1T
Prafioupiy. ..... 1884 ss.I2s $3.50
s,o1s $3.50 6,ss7
Total exports. a01B $3.50 6,se7
Stock hand and shipboard... so3 l5,s92 1881
...t 81 aAnE TIME LAsr TEAR
Stock on hand scpt1, 1906 ......... sG2 i.elO 100
Received from Feb. 10 IL, Co.,. 344 29Is 197
Received previously 2e52 6l,74e 17S5
To.Al receipts. :. ..o,oas 6s,ssl 2oa2
From Fob. to
preaiousy...... y...... 2,s2a6 47.iso l.sii
..
2,s2s 4s,le7 1,e25
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LONDON. January u, 1866
LONDON. August "a, 1850.

Hetirs. CAieterin1 q Som: r. -
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III SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER,

VlHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequnllcd by thst OF any other In tho far-ancd
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such hayo secured
the high encomiuns OF all who havo used H. possess-
Ing rs II docs, III an eminent degree, catharc durotc
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON NJ. D., Professor
Practice OF Phyaic. Jefferson Medical College. phla
delphn, formerly Of Charleston, s. c..
PHILADELPHIA, November is, 1855.
hnyo been for year moro past In the habit Of
taking the water Of tho Excelsior Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion my invalid iic
to the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that valley dependent indeed,
upon them for much OF tho comfort enjoy, salts
hed that tho Excelsior Water is we'll adapted any
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sparkling. can heartily and conBcientiously
recommend Il 10 oil who need gentle catlnrtc and
dureEc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON S d.
Tho Wafer In put up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed IN gool order for shipping, Pinta In boxes oi
four dozen cch aud Quarts in boxes OF two dozen eac
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sIHiIi.IA sIHIiLiBUs GURANTuR.
s", HUMrHREYs' :: !.

n. .eI'; 40, .HUMFHREYBE :! u u. y n .||
IOmGOpATHIC SPECIFICS .lp.l
Lave PROVED. FROM THE most AMPLE RIPE.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

In tho Port OF Chnrlcston, February IA, 1867.
vKssEIs UNDER 100 TONS AND STEAMERS coAsrIHo
WITHIN TIE STATE EIcEPTED. itE
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8. T,.-.1880..-X.

Another wonderful Ingredient, OF great use among
the Spanish ladies Of south America upartng beauty
to the complexion and britsncy the mind is vel un-
known TO the commerce OF tho world, We withhold
ia name for tho present.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 81 = l,Is MarLst. s.

s..g :. nstSis sSs
jor higher ralcs thoreby initina tnnsactons 10 ia
bbla Samhonj 50 FOR ssfafIod and MOI p ina
sa1Hrls 9unSasfs,'r ~ occurred. Of
fes aro fc At &c., but Motors hold Arm At without
displaying any anxiety TO press their stocks 90
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Georgstssvn Market.

GEORGETOWN. February is-corru1.-oco Se,es
and uptards Arrived since our last issue-moay for
ahipmont We quoto frorn % to 90 cents. Z. fss3t
TnIBIn-Sale5 of eorns lon sticks ranging frona 20
oento Per cubio foot, fair null drnbers a 80 = s
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-27

OILING THE SEA.-An experienced sea
Captain writes to the New York Herald
that he has been at sea for twenty-eight
years, and Master of vessel for the last
ten years, and during that time he saved
the vessel under his command twice by
"oiling the sea- He writes that "when
the Master of ship canrot get out of a
storm-that is, when ship is disabled and
he has to take the hett Of the gale-if he
has oil on board, start two or three gallons
over the side of the ship. This will give
ship smooth water to the windward, and
then the oil allowed to run drop by drop
is all that is required, for as soon as the
sea comes in contact with the oil it breaks,
and the ship is in smooth water as long as
the oil is allowed to run. In 1864, the
heaviest gale of wind | ever saw, lost all
my sails, then the rudder; and know the
vessel could not have ridden the sea for an
hour if l had not had oil ON board. Five
gallons or OIL lasted me fifty y-siA hours, and
this saved the vessel, cargo and lives on
board. Let the ships of heavy tonnage
have two iron tanks of forty gallons each,
one on each side, with faucet so arranged
that the oil can be started at any time;
| small vessel, ten gallon tanks, and all
ships boats tanks of five gallons each,
well filled, so that in case the ship founder
or burn, the boats will have oil to smooth
the sea in case of gale. With these tanks
of oil aboard of ships and and good man
for master-one who knows the laws OF
storms and handles his ship so as to get i,
out of the centre of the storm, you will
have no more laundering of good ships a,
sea, the loss of many lives and millions Of
money.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-27

WEATHER PREDICTIONS FOR APRlL.-The
month enters sunny and brighton few
days-though there may be slight change
about the 5th, after which the weather is
again generally fair and somewhat mild
changeable near the l4th, in character
with the month, and perhaps downfall or
or about tho l7th-Passins showers the
25th and 2Sth, with probably rain, hail and
claps Of thunder.
The venal or Spring Quarter begins thi:
month, (Nlarch) when the sun enters tht
equinoctial sign, Aries; and according te
accurate calculation this will be on Thurs
day, the 2lst Of March, at forty minutes
otter o'clock in the morning.
Welcome days of pleasant weather,
Welcsme sunshine, welcome green.
Flow'r and blossoms meet together
Joyous Spring again is seen. 3.
Eastman, March 10, 1866.