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GRAIN-Wlcat ESQ bushels only offered; market quiet,
will sales of 150 bushels white at 81 49, lUU bushels
So 80; $40 bushels fair red So ua3 II, and several
small lots PENNSYLVANIA at S3a3 O5. CUrn-U,U bIslI-
els white aud 2Uu bushels yellow offered included in
the sales were bushels 81 al 81 closing dull
81 25a12G; 500 bushels primo yellow at 81 10 35O
bushels Western Mixcd ut 81 26 OatsGOu bushels Of
fercd market better sales Of JD bushels ut 7a75 cs
RYE scarce 100 bushels sold II >. is per busLc Weather
stormy and market generally closed quiet good deal OF
the white Corn Offering remaining over unsold.
MoLAssEs.--The only sale reported to-day 20 hls
Porto Rico to the trade price not given; market Tor
Cuba quetand unchanged
PRovIsloSs-aiarket quiet hut steady. Bulk hIcats
are offered al SIC tor Shoulders arrive Sides held
1Ol.c loose and 1Jslc packcd-ro sales. bacon is in
good jobbing demand with sales OF 30 hds Sides terms
not transpired 50 do in lots ut l2a12c for rib, 12a
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count Of tho illness Of the Princess Of Wales. The
great grievance OF her Royal Highncss was that
she could not sleep. Not poppy juice, nor man,
dragora, nor all the drowsy syrups of the royal
medicine chest. could medicine her Royal High
ness to that sweet sleep she had before. But she
had happy thought and got seven hours OF tho
balmy by taking glass of bitter beer from the
famous vats of-tortures shall not compel us to
say whom.
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Tho trial of C. C. Williams, the spiritualist, at
Norwich, Conn.,, who in January last starved his
Child, girl of thirteen, nearly to death, COM
menced on Tuesday. The evidence shows that he
kept her in a cold room on water Cruel for three
weeks and for three days gave her no food: He
gagged her for speaking to him, aud with his al
leSel paramour. a niece of Horace Mann, cowhid.
cd her some IT, enty-hve times. The girl escaped
by jumping from u third story window into snow
bank. Tie girl testified yesterday. The defencs
admits the facts, but pleads insanity. The case
goes to tho jury to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Souder-35 bags $
and 26l bales Upland Cotton, OIL bbis Kosn, % bales
Yarn and Clo6h, sO bbs Vegetables I3T Packages' >,
PHILADELPHlA-Per steamship W Evormnn-il
bales Cotton Al casks Rice, IS bales Yarns ~ casks
Clay, 9 Dbs Rosin 50 bbs Spirits Turponune, .
bales Rope Cuttings. IS coils Rope 1s7 Rallroad
Wheels, AZ bbls Vegetables lO0 empty Barrels, 6oVoo
feet Lumber. ard ~ pacA'gcs Mdze.
RICHMOND, YA-per scur Loui2a Hatch-itJ Ions ola
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JAPANESE. Tonight tho celebrated Japanese
jugglers open for three nights at Music Hall:
They arrived in town yesterday, and they attracted
much attention in the street today dressed in the
" all they see, and note everything-stylo of
houses, kind Of trees. vehicles, etc. and transfer
being accomplished draughtsmen: Their heads
are bare, with the hair shaved well back from their
forcheads, aud coiled up in pig-tail arrangement
on the top: Their over-garmen; is long loose
mantle or gown, which is clumsilY tucked up to
keep from the pavement. Tho one-sidcd way in
which they wear this gives them IN awkward ap-
pearance. To add to their uncouth appearance,
they wear large sandals Of wood, fastened across
the foot by strap, and resting on clogs on inch
and half high.
They are stopping at the City Hotel, where they
have arranged their rooms in Japanese style. On
tho mantcl Shelf is candle kept constantly bull-
ing before long strip Of pictured bamboo; On
each side OF this are brass stands of queer shape.
For beds they use silk mattresses, which are
emptied and filed afresh every day. For pillow
they use little Iest OF mahogany about five inches
high, with cushions on top On this they rest tho
back of tile neck, letting their heads dangle over
bchind.-Ne,o Haoen Register.
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Tho Japan Trado.

3; The San Francisco Bullet has an interesting
article upon this subject. It appears that the to.
tai value Of exports from Yokohama during tho last
year, was SIG, 1885, 10 and Of imports, S10592, ,Al
making; the total commerce OF the port $26, 778,
45l The exports consisted principally OF silks,
cotton and teas the silks alone reaching value Of
learly $12 000 600. The imports consisted princl-
pally of; woollen and cotton goods broIdcloths,
velvets, iiron arms slips, naval stores, ammuni-
ton and Liquors. The foreign trade Of Yokohama
is divided between the Americans, British, French,
Dutch, Prussian and Swiss, but the British get by
far the most Of It, having last year, So 037 040 OF
the exports, and 81, ,763 $50 Of the imports making
total of sic, ,SO1, ,190, or about twothirds Of tho
whole commerce Of the port. The Americans had
only IS OILS, ,S07 of the exports and s99671 OF the
imports; making a total Of s., OH 52S, or little
more than one-sixth Of tho whole. The french
have nearly the same proportion OF the trade.
The days OF British supremacy in this trade are,
however, numbered. Communication between this
country and Japan, byway Of San Francisco, is
the most direct, and the Pacific States alone can
supply most of the staples which are in the list OF
imports at Yokohama. California and Oregon
woolen goods, California liquors, leather and
leather manufactures, will so forward freely, not
to speak Of the gold. silver and quicksilver which
will be demanded for consumption and exchange.
The Bulletin thinks that tho imports and ex-
ports will assume much wider range. "Ordors
have already been received in this city for many
articles never before sent to Japan, and the appi-
cations for freight by the Colorado which sails for
Yokohama again on the Sd of April, far exceed her
capacity, o largo proportion Of them being for
Japan
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
lIYERpOoL,
Shin Amelia Conner. sailod March 70
3r bark File dc lAir, Evans, cleared. March 3D
SOUTHAMPTON.
Tho Allen, Marcu, sailed. 8
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, Me.
Brig Proctor, Coombs sailed.
BOSTON
Schr Marion Gage. Shohle. cleared. ~
Schr Richard Yaux, Powell, April ~
NEW YolT.
Schr Smith, Tooker, cleared. .........Apr1i ~
Schr Iowa, Chase up. Apru 20
Schr Helene. Alden, April 20
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Paapsco, Neff to sail. May
Schr Foanng Sea- North cleared APrii =.
Schr Shiloh -, April Ia
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. Notes ON the Soath.

..5S.ss.S ,,oo, ,,tharod florers ebal1 ha
Ana A'%oat a9s1 ,Ipsk pI9s tWist Ws YOU and me.
Notes an the Sonth.
:;, - r:..- Ir...,a sI;tou ~ +ho
WILLIAM o' 1himh' ssq.' SleT aoe ooOoi " WV
New York journal Of Commerce., has lately re-
t,rned to New York from m extensive tour in the
80, :-..L,;..;a IL ohsor,o+;one i, b;s
soatn' Ht4lA - Huoa'ne LILO oD'ea
paper. EEne following ID tne second ot 'le seiiee'
and will 6a read and apprec lated by our Southern
anu W. -. ',sN'> ''f1N
Peope. ..---..Y .,ou.;,,,, &c
The curious aspect y PIesenseut a. so9
the soutnefn Gh Pss =, sre lstv
srss Ssns. prees 0qs hay Is an article
great demand in parts of Georgia L. was selling III
BY the paie 9 q Lew SeGAa aSG @s :. H.
ouh ordaarg trade fa to operate and there is
s no n9Ws 3. 1e 1sasnSs = for ths
~ :. - ,ot ~. su,s 4a,,aat
are PLAINLY co9paletso so,tb tos % na5tber
%onsy On which uedsrsake business:
does nog yeseI aSaa Ut Mnr4Sarn man
once tne ans%er Was, Nor.neln LII, LII.
wishes 70 aeii nay nete ne nst eo1 sia mtS ~
s Load ana peuaie ~ ous Dae y Dy @ us,e, ,, 20 dO
ls TS;S .om ;rc;SentaI ,,i'stra.
ton tena.Idireotly to the great and prominent
point which u.s. Toriny the attSn1a VI =,
men, namely tne oPen.ne' ioi o"p''S''
the Soufh..' h..'.-s. l. ..,;..,;,.s /. ,,o-a
There was neVeL oAeaeu .t ~ ,,eaas oniv y
promising 1eio o. MYesL9ns' 1 ~ IT, Iii
aylst no,,S;ai;+u vhstber
Welcomes VIII s,oHs .ns ~ residsnts r. mattars
tnsy So@s 81 IL The not,ca faith of the Northern
nothing Maas .ls a;r aaIm @ q sI ps wecon-
man tsaaicai y Tha hsbsd stataInents
ed al6 Wa recelxseu: pupnseu IT,
TO the CONTRARY ol tnls aye apsotuseiS uhue
Northern IawaS gers oIunA u .aS M;Sh
becomes =; a. To- 90 On
ment, ItW Sener1uy Pun..tsuo1 ~ .a.o ~ s - -
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There ia Aid to be- movement for indie
pendence in that part Of British America kno IN as
the Red River Country, lring north OF Dakotah.
and subject atprcsent to the control of the Hudson
Bay Fur Company, whose only interest IN it con-
sists in its supply Of furs. 1t has population OF
ten thousand is 4 tine agricultural region, anu
trades now so far as 6tradcs at all, with the in
habitants of Minnesota on its southern border.
Tho United States Government has csta bllshed u
postal route to it's southern boundary, and placed
y postoiice and custom house very near tho line.
I he consequence is that thoy buy all their sup
plies of cotton anu other goods from tile United
States. THO inhabitants are getting up sharp
agitation as to their condition, insisting either
upon greater care and attention from tue English
or Canadian authorities, or clSo upon indcDend-
encc, with the right OF dsposng of themselves as
movement as one Of Importance, and Likely to lead
to interesting results.
TRUTH FROM AN UNLOCKED F IN QUAITER.-Ihc
Republican paper most decidedly and unqGaillied-
ly against tile Military Bill is the Cincinnati Com
| mercial. It considers the Bill all extreme and
dangerous measure, it not great crime against
| liberty and says:
s'rIo grullutincs of France did not drip with
semby were cruel in their TERMS but because they
established irresponsible tribunals with unlnitcts
powers but none, not even the Committee ON Pub
| lie Safety was SO irresponsible or so powerful as
this dictatorship which we propose to install over
| one-third of the American nation. It no colsld-
orations of general Justice will make Congress
pause one thing at LEASE should make them care
ful. Ii this despotic power is to be IN the Prcsl-
dents hands, and if ho is what they believe Inn,
the sharp edge of tho sword may be turned toward
tho loyal men OF the South, instead OF tue repe.s
| for IL Iyo drawn
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Mcnorundn.
Tho schr Reporter Coombs from Rockport for Charles
ton, arrived ut Holmes Hole, April e.
FALMOUTH E. April 15.-Tho American SLIP President
FILLMORE ,bctorc reported by cabeI Luce FROM dasgow
for New York iig ron Guundcrod in lat 81 ~ NJ lon %
W. The crew were taken of oy the bark syrian star, OF
Yarmouth s. from Portland for London. Part OF crew
we're transferred the Maria Scamlnc!, which fessel
landed them here this morning.
LIVERPOOL April 15.-About 1lS bales cotton have
boon landed since lust report from tho Confidence from
Chareson thoy sent direct to Fethard aud nre
put into carts without touching the quay
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TENPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN AANUM
RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

I,oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS IN THE
J. CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY Ia BREATH.
| ING, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEnIORRHAGE aud a affections OF the Lungs.
This great vlyiyer is offered to the public that all
who will avail them elves ofits remedial power may be
benefited.
It only requires fair trin 10 confirm its invaluable
agency in fusng through each cbannel OF the human
organization restored vitality It tinyiHoratcs and cm-
bucs tho Lungs with IL ahful clastoty restores warmth
which their essential ecment rouses tho sluggish ves-
ses into activity; heals tho affected lobes puriaes and
enrchcs The blood regulates the circuation induces
and easy respiration, ad cxpels through its admin
sirao eac and every concomtant disorder present IN
tho m.Iady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
! deemed hopeless and incurabe.
This compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
narcotic emctc properties, which unfortunately are
ulways nployed essentials IN every preparation for
Cough or Lung a4cGton-a mistake which too ofien in
its irritating aud dobating consequence only con-
ces to much general arrangement 0f the system, de-
stroyng appetite nnd creating injurious nerSos cx
element auglnenting suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits.
Under the influence OF this approved aud invaluable
Spcc1c tho most distressing Cough yields difficulty III
breathing and pains aud subside, hemorrhage
IL arrested, and health and strength rc-cstablished
PRICE FOR SINGLE Hottie S1.21
Sold by the PROPRIETOR, northwest corner SOClEII
AND MEETING 81 REEFS, aud the principal Druggists
April2 1y
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sToN.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ann Deas from West Point MIL. 1S bbls Rice.
To Clifford 4 aIattlicwcs:
steamer Enilic, Davis Georgetown, C: Mdzo. To
" W Shackeorj.
Steamer " W Frazior. Torrent Edisto and iockvine.
10 bales Cotton, and SIlse. 10 j &T dotty, Ropcr
Stoney W Mcclure. Hammond, aad others
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship 3 Souder, Lockwood, New York-Wtllis
Chisom.
Steamship J Evcrnan. Tuttlc, Philadelphia b.
kur Il Co.
schr Louisa Hatch, Gregory, Richmond, Val Enslow
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship z D Souder, Lockwood. New York
Steamship j W EvcrmaD, futile, Philadelphia.
Schr NJ Wheaton, Ireland, Georgetown, g.
Schr Heath, Williams, Georgetown, T.
From this Port.
Steamship Monekn, Lebby, New York, April.
Schr Lilly trsucis, Now YORK, April %.
schr Waring. smith, Newport, X !, April u, for
orders.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New NJ 4h Oh 2Um. morn Full NJ. 18th, Sh. 32m.m morn
First o. I0lI 3h. 44n Inst G. 18th, Oh I'm even
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE FOLLOWING ACT OF
| tho Legislature passcd tho 2Qth duy of Decenber,
1866 all persons concerned hereby notified 10 caq at
this Office un take out the required license mpdlately
W. II, SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
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AN ACT FOR THE DETER PROTECTION OF sEAMEN AND
IMMIGRANTS IN THE FORT AND HARBok OF CHARLES
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Drs. RAOUL s. LYMAN,

November thstusmo Agent for Charleston.
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Dr.. W. A. CH!Lns, Surgeon OF the Tenth Vermont Be-
eimeut writcs:-"I wish cvery soldier hsd bottle Of
Plantation BitterR. They tho most effective, per
feet and harmless tonic ever used.'
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Masonry neither offers to take the
place of christianity nor dose it claim,
further than its iDjunctiOns to obey i'm
plicitly all moral laws may Justly entitle
It to such claim, to be her hand-nsaid. 1t
does point BY symbols and by emblens,
as plain and as clear as noon-day's sun,
to The Stone iUhich the builders set at
naught, and which has become the
foundation stone, the KEY IN the n1ighfy
arch, in the spiritual building. 1t re.
quires an implicit belief of the existence,
and an svOwal OF individual trust
IN God That same Star in the
East which guide the ancient Magi, is an
emblem of our Order, Know thyseh -
is one Of its first lessons. Our duty to
God, to our 'neighbors and ourselves,
are its imperative commands and re-
quirements. Brotherly Love and Truth,
Faith, Hope and Charity, are leading
features in it's economy. Its evidence,
its theories, its required practices, come
nearer the christian institutions than
any other moral associations in the
world the spread Of her principles, the
diffusion OF her teachings, would have a
better effect than any other system which
man can devise, to put down utterly to
annihilate, that acerbity, and bitterness,
and rancOr, which are too frequently the
bane OF the political and religious
world, and keep the best portions OF
society distracted and torn asundeT.-
Perkins.
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Peep irtO brigham YOUng's SsrRgiiO.
The Salt Lake City correspondent OF
the Buffalo Express says:
But let US seek q field of interest.
Here on our right hand are the private
grounds OF him who Tuleth in Zion,
Brigham Young. Twenty acres he owns
in the heart OF the city, where are pleas
ant walks and floral beauties, surrounded
by q wall Of stone Within this iu-
closure are three princely mansions,
where live his thirty wives and number
less progeny. Each If these houses car
ries a name that disorder and confusion
may not arise in the camp of Israel.
They are the Bee Hive House, Lion
House and White House on the Hill
This mighty vail is designed TO shut out
the world, to exclude inquisitive sight,
but we shall venture To describe the
scene within. 1t is the hour Of sun
set, gliding the mountains with rap
turous light. We approach the mas
sive iron ga-es, and, unlike MnOre's
disconsolate Peri, we are permit
ted to enter the domestic par
adise. Strolling leisurely along the
grassy walks cur attention is attracted
to the singular movements Of an elderly
woman, her hair strssked with silvery
threads, yet with q step firm and elastic.
This evenings air is inviting, and she
seems TO enjoy its freshness. In her
hand is an open book can il be " Griffith
Gsunt; or, Jealousy ?'') which closes
with a uervoUs twitch of the hands, as
her fading eye rekindles, with a look
that would seem to say, "Oh, how !
despise you ~ This woman, forty years
ago, became Brigham Young's first wife.
But who can be the victim of that ma
lignant scOrniug? What poor mortal is
being crushed between her clenched
teeth? Can it be I, only a locker -on-s
harmless and unoffendiug Gentle? No. |
But We hare discovered the study
Of her hste--the bObun upas that
has been planted in her side. Yonder
Is clGster of trees they are
aspen and maple and under their
thin, yellow-tinged tops is 3 bright !
eyei woman Of twenty summers, who
now leans upon an old mans arm. By |
what power we know not, but, as Ill
drawn by magic hand, our steps are df- |
rected thitherward. The now mistress |
Of the heart and situation flashes win |
some looks ard breathes poetic words |
be, old man that be is, ana slave of sen
sualism, treads the floor Of bis own par
adise, aud smiles approving glanees.
This man is Brigham Young, and this /
woman his very last and much the pret- |
test wife. No wonder that that old /
creature" looked the disagraeable. Per- |
hsps there are Others peeping from be- |
hind damask curtains who are also l
the loss OF their place in that |
Did mans affections.
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All Bills are Discontinued.

sell from this day for nothing but the CASH
or the week.
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CANNON making is now the principal
business in E1rope. Krupp, Of Essen,
Prussia, has orders on hand for guns to
the aggregate number Of 2200, and the
total value of s., 100000. Krupp has now
turned out altogether $500 steel guns of
the value Of S., ,250, 600.
THE New Bedford, Mass, Mercury
records this instance of muuiticence /:
" An appeal recently made to q religious
society not more than q thousand miles
of, in behalf of benevOlen enterprise,
was met with a donation OF three dollars.
or this sum one dollar was given by the
sexton of the church, one by the bell
ringer, and the third represented the
millionaires ia the pews."
A WOMAN had her pocket picked on
the Hudson river railroad train, and as
she was poor her misfortune excited con-
siderable SYN pathy. There was no clue
to the thief, but three gentlemen, who
placed great reliancs on physiognomical
ludicatious, went through the train on a
wager 70 see if they could detect the
thief by his eOunteBance. On comparing
notes, it was found that the three, un-
known to each other, had selected the
same man, and on consultation with the
conductor they learned that their sup
posed piek-pOcket was New York alder
man.
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. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

L'YRESE CCumandery, No. 1. Meetz sth Mon
a a-ufu n Hac
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ATTbW IUUIIW8 at Il Ut8s
AlpaCas ST cts.
LinSeys at 10 cts.
0Snaburgs at s cts.
polsines at ) cts.
t04 White Wool Blankets at 90 cts.
keR's Calf BeWed Boots At 81 25.
Aen's Wax BrOgans at Is cts. a1#
NOmen's shoes, all styles, AZ 10 cts.
Coats spool Thread We throw in. -.
Sens While Shirts, 40 cts.