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bags Potatoes. lear Mules. Wood, cars Lumber
&c; TO = Rodgers Co, Coakley, Utsey l. Kenyon
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boxes Ordnance, boxes Tobacco. Mdze, &c. To- No,
Iver. Prttchett. Graeser Lee Smith CO. aaaoet
Co. W. Ryan. B & EARLY, Adams, Frost & e. j a
Norwood, Caldwell Son, Rodgers L Co q Williams
Bacot Gen W W Burns, Capt + II Parker Miss 4 Ste
Dhens, G Heacock, and Order. n = = -
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e ess nss 'a ais 10.
s. T.-1seO-X.
a few bottles Of FI.As7A11oH BtrrEss
VIII cure Nervous Headache. & q.
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Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Psn owes the Eyea. n ':->
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sallow conple1ions Weak Bowels, &a
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IL estimated tkat seven-tenths Of si sdnlt ailments
con the entire syste and exhibit above symptoma
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years IN she treatment Of Feyer and Ague Dyspspss
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stewards sod by the Jesuta for tae enenoss p1ses Of
de-s and nnsly made public By IolfsSV1 Kine s1,
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1SoSA oA AAuO ceO -Z3ooUi
Tho exports 72O5 bales exclusively for Liverpool
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs..The receipts since Saturday
include 49, hogshcas of the former 1879 barrels End 81
hafbarrels Of the latter. The market was firm and
demand very fair with sales Of 356 hogsheads ~
barrels, and 80 habarrcs within the following range Of
prices For sugar l2sal22<c for seconds 13a134c for
fair Is als9e for fully fair 14e for choice; 14c for
asses 7oc for common and 77asoc gallon for strictly
primo. The 80 half-barTels classed fermentng
prime, and they brought Soc q gallon.
FIR EIaHTs.-There is now plenty OF room in berth.
both foreign and coastwise while offerings for shipment
only modcraao, and rates dropping We now quotes
By steam to New York, 11c for cotton and 81 per bb
for -four By steam to Boston, Ike for cotton and 81
per bbl for flour. by sa to New York and Boston, 1a
1c for cotton and 75asoc per bbls for -four. By steam
to Liverpool I'd for cotton by sai, aa111G; and by
sail to Hnvre, hial 5-16c for cotton. .r
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New York Dry Goods Market.

\ NEW YORK, February 20-The market is moderately
active sales being in small parcels Of assorted goods;
@ but @prtspasaons q are making for larger trade which
are very hr in prices and have entire faith active
spring trade Brown sheetings and shirngs show
activity and prices gthenng heavy goods
In bleached shirnga and eheenss the fine grades are
active and firm; low grades d supply Dfis are
wanted for home use princpally Stripes and ticks
N UNITED request and prices not very firm Heavy
den1ms also are in request Printing Cloths show more
activity and Prints brisk Of sale small parcels Of
varied assortment. Prices steady Iitnehams are
VEL Ten to DO; desirable styles are very arm Desirable
prices well sustained There is good and well assorted
supply OF attractive designs in the market VA
Deslrabls styles Of spring shawls well To do The
supply Is large and prices steady italian cloths
good request The clothing trade IS buying broadcoths
to some extent but jobbers ssrinely and
cassmeres wanted and these sell at some sIieht ad
vance; other weak and Irregular and Holders
desrous to sell. Sanets very dull Fannels are quiet
Blankets also are in small request Foreign Goods are
much more active The stock presented Of spring goods
1s lasge and and prices hr Dress goods are
3nnoh more actave silks OF hne grndes sen well De-
LANES and alpacas are also active Woolen goods move
yetyey slowly Some large sales dress goods mostly
British have been made at very satisfactory prices to
the sellers; the goods were very desirable
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GARD:

I'll with feelings pride as American manufacurer,
been received by MS recently: '---. .-- IN
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
On hand and shipboard not cleared 81, 400

y 1I9f11. Nh WilmtnstOM Market. --1W
WILMINGTON, February 23.-The market has ruled
:,s..c 9,,ic. Ec- all tions of produce
aud scarcely anything has been done in the way Of sales
The following are all that we can hear Of
RosN.-Sales Of l51 bbls, at So 12h for common; -
do at SO 37 for strained common 100 do No Mt So 7
and oil do at 81 5O s5 40a5 so for No In quality
MoLAssEs-Ihe cargo of crop Cuba received on
yesterday is selling from wharf ut in bbls; 55a57
in erces. and 50a55c per gal in hhds in quantity
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a FEW WORDS OF COMMON y.
Is, SENSE.


How few there who ara not subject to Some aecion
OF the lungs or respSaory organs who by neglectin
Pe1nontory synptoms sggravate tho complaint, until
Of the paaent and anxiety and distress to friends 'Cny
cold "a slight soxo troot!s Is the needless remark
Of many when affected. Yes "Only cold was the
thoughtiess expression Of thousands whom Death las
marked for his prey 2G - ---'.
Forewarned-Forearmed should be the motto forever
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed by an sv
feRng from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption. Rele -
within their reach; and neglected, Gatal conseqv 80
ensue-a hfe Of misery's daily, hourly struggle 20
tstence contest In which there be but ~ ;t
Death [N-9II s1I1 M Z, NE VICTOR
= Does. IL not sppal the strongest mind tr .x,,,
result csused by neglect Then Why do srs Ga tno
cufe can be offered, when timely Us
your ears When the danger fs 20 n+aS uGsaeo m
avoid 1T MARsnEHs PHcToRAL aIaT hee ~ I.os
With SUCCESS IN nearly million o. casea anS a. oeeo
by the Medical Faculty as the most rronons anu ts
clons reeay tnae scientific fesearsn has d3scVsea p
and Consumption tha case is nnt Colds Influenza
Even when the sufferer Is In the last stagse ss
rene1 ~ usang th1a preparation One botte rsI con
Vice tne uaostnfauuloua, that the merits on this
ss9 oy n9 means exaggerated; in fact Hl far s,r
49, - eSSaes pestoHed upon 1t by thous1nde who have
~ sas Dy iss samely use. guarantee accompanies
- Sso LII oea1s are instructed In every inatanca
Heve .- ,s#'. S AA pit4AEa5aon faas TO res
, Prepared by T. W. MARsDEN, No 81 Brcaavxv Kav,
J: Price. 50 cents smalf bottle; 81 large s.ze.
ss.i ", GOODRICH, wREMAN CO,
M osi ana si DOWE & NOISE, si
And BY an Retail Druggists. N.
- s1at''s4 oes d smo
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. February 21.-CoFFEE-There were
sales reported to-day 1000 bags out of bark Sir Huph
rey Davys cargo, to West-te1ms not rnnspred 900
bags ex brig Fayorite, privute terms The market
is firm with stock in first hauds reduced to II 900 bags
Rio. We quote fair to prime Bio 16a19c, god fair to
prime cargoes 11a1sc gold, in bond; Jaya 25a251Sc;
Iaguayra, 173ka16224c, gold ,s-
CoTroN-We have again to note very dull market;
buyers and sellers views being wide apart Quote Mid
ding Uplands held at SIC; no sales:
FLouR-Tne market again du1l no demand for
Shipment and sales confined to small lots trade
prices generay but especially for spring wheat
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NJ: The ll. Charleston Cotton 1aeFket.7 5a
OFFICE oE THE CHARLESTON DAnH NEWS
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening; February 2s, 1851
31e naaxket was Inactive and transactions limited.
Sales LOS balas 2aat s IL st ask 94s2s 80 al 80
snd 2s 9. sox:: We quote nom1nauy:
Ley Ley Maddling. 800
ftrct MA ai;nc Az = : 500
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Augusta Market.

. ~
137 and selling At 140. 1''10Ae ouSAnR u
snvRR-Buytng 10 and selling 1S4 @
STooxs AID BoNDs-Qufet. SHzE.-5 HIM 4+:.E9,,,
Oo1ToE-Ifanesctons have been few todav ma .ha
ma1xes dnA and dsctntng We are unable to give nnn
ons On account Of the unsettled condition Of the mar
g a. ss2 - s.es 80 Ct 2s q and
goTE-Yestarday (Fridsy), the following sales wara
III. The receipts were 151 balas. 1 1s ''a ~' -
. Mobile Market.
MOBILE. February -CoT1or.-There has been =
MIR da1onnd to-day, with Improvement In the innnirv
aoous Md Some Few Baea were made oasIy in tina
oaY eo1noWhat nelou oar quotahone, but hctos vera
TO- make the concoosioas ,dnrnnnded
~ puye4 Ssleg 1000 bales the market edoxtna oufat
nsS seeSdy A4-a6q3zc 1or Mtddtfn9a u x ;.s5 800
@oa9fx1rx1o FtNAHc1A1.-dold has been dnu but
faanar osesttaed IN prices Is 3ea8sk
- onacneS OF 9aarhhg moderate and WIZ 4. bet
Hssas ssa 41ss1.1 no ba
I. 1as apply of Hexs York sehs Erohanee continue,
saa VIA q good demand rates. arueHn Ann al e
cnSs1ng ana SaE ddsoouot buying.
n Rew Orleans: :1Inr7eat., ssas @
Il 4EWE 0RIRAASs Eebruary -Oorrox-.Aa t,,a ~.
% r. anjcs nj the ,n,s
e0aH Monday ofover 0OOo balea feASs,
tw0 Ao11 None purehaatng x200 bales ths boot,s;
p p0<coases Wu1s made at httle easder rates fb1n
slst IN riss' s.si:
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ANTE-NIOFs1'11m I1PII;AFEis.
lFrons the Neso Fork Sunday Aercu1y.l

ON bENsAbdIS F. BUTLER. -
Here lies great hero who shirkcd bloody strife;
He passed in a bottle some years OF his life;
But ere hssHas bottled. much plunder he gained,
Which, In spite OF rornonsnnce, he always retained;
IN It grew to maxim. beyond all debate. x
That no Butler eer took such good of the plate;
And when vessels OF silver wero missing, 'Alack,'
sshed the cgners 't,eyre hidden in Benjamin's sock
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GRAI-Wheat scarce, with offerings aud sales only OF
100 bushels choice Maryland white s. 30 200 do fair
prime red s. 05a3 10 Corn-1420 200 bushels white
5000 bushels yellow received market firm for white:
II 900 bushels good to prime sold ut 9Soo5 cts; 5000
bushels mixed and damp soas2 cts $500 bushels yellow
brought 03a95 cts, and $500 bushels damp 91a92
Oats26o0 bushels sold at 81 cts No further sales
Rye.
Notice given that the Flour and Corn E1chunge
would be open to-day t22d) for business usual
Mo1AssEs.-The cargo Of c. c. Colson, from Matanzas
consisting Of 442 hhds AZ 6eres 10 bbls taken by
the trade yesterday private terms give runee
Of the market follows: For Cuba cnyed 45a4s cts;
Muscovado 4Sa55 cts; Porto Rico 65a65 cts English
Island 42u70 cts aud New Orleans 70as5 per gallon
PRov1s1oNs-The market ie steady and firm for Bulk
Meats with sales Of 10000 lbs eades to arrive at 1Oc
80 hhds Shoulders ut ec 900 Tbs do at &C. B
is active; sales 80 casks clear lib Sides 1Sc do
Shoulders in lots at 11o 40 do rib Sides l2a12c; Hnns
selling at 16a17c latter price best
brands Mess PorkSales 50 bbls at S2l 5Oa2l 75 35
bbls prime Mess at $40. Lard 25 tcs Wcslcrn 1T 1o
I Hoas- Dressed quoted at s9a9 25 per 100 lbs.
SALT-Contnues firm for Liverpool Ground Alum at
So 20a2 25 do fac IS Is per sack lots Dealers
Island is higher; quote 60a62c for large and small
1ota f3 ~ @$;3,s IS n. .}.#.s237I = 7-7-1 -~-
sueARs-With Light imports, Late heavy sales and re-
duced stock, the market clo firm at an advance Of c
We have only TO report 20 hhs English g1ocery
11sc; Caba 6nd English Island, fair to gQpd refining
1076a10Ac. months ; do fair to good grocery, 1O5a
1lc net; do prime to choice, 1l5<al23Sc net; Porto
Rico common to good grocery, l0ssl04c net; prime
to choices net; New Orleans fair to prime none
HavaaA No. II, 1114s: months; Brazil, 107la1lc.
\ hear Of sales, snd prices nominauy
sRtae as last quoted. Held in bond at 25as0c .1i
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ON fARsoN BRowsnza3E-
Safe at 1nst beneath tho sod
Lies this bogus :'nlan Of God"
In the State of Tennessee .@5.g
None could swear SO hard as he;
While blaspheming at a mark
Fate shifted out his vitul spark. &
Probably he's gone to-wel1.
Ono would hardly like to tell.
ON THADDEus STEVENS.
This sepulchral stone below
Lies the South's malignant foe;
His unchristian, hend-lke hate
Zen her ruin could not safe.
AS abe Qutvered in the dust
. At her broken heart he thrust.
Gentlo reader, know you why
he was thus her enomy2
Twas because OF private ills:
Lees battaliops burned his millsl
i
" ON BENJAMIN WADE.
Renowned for blasphemy and cantng,
Wade In the balance and found wanting.
The odds are millions to pin
7. He's not an Upper Benjamin
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
THALBERG's OPINION.
consider ohiokering & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
partson. the best have seen in Anerics 50'@
Chairman Of jury on Musical 1nstrnmsnta
CA RID.
thst We p1nah the following testimonials which have
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Reoeiued during the month Of Auguy, 1855.
LONDON. July rs. 1857.
pleasure In enclosing document signed BY the drat
yotr PlSnoe in such high estimation ioide nv cerA
eae that felt It ny duty to take OF them with
70 Europe to sscertan the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho encioaed certificate win prove how
unanimous they have boon on the subject. fbeg to
tne to you. 1. n n ~ '--~ 11N1' - s1A'l1S
have the honor 70 be- san'sns2 Yys ysps. = % tql
LONDON. January H. 1856
M1 DEAR s1a: have great pleaaure in asking youto
convey 70 Messrs 0hieker1ng the EXPIRE aion Of my
not merely tho best instrument Of American m1nufao
nIe that have tried but one Of the uest Grand Piano
the Messrs Chickering may well be proud Of havsne
nD1
would be very difficult 70 aurpaas in any part of tas
Dear siF, very ainoere1y yours,
Firm q oolIard ool,,rd. risno-torte 9saufaosasers,
LoaDer, August "a. 1865.
MY DEAR s1a:. A. you going back to the United
Mss so9 TN T.s me pss to The the
their Grand Panodorteas good iast,v.nent laisI
Wishing you, &a-, re1natn everh 1ly,
Firm .aa.a .. Bscsawood soas Pssnoforse Ganatae
-. Lospos, July DO. 1856.
aEz9s: 1haye been invited by Messrs ooll.rd to
Try S1na 10 ssa 5 and
iend Mr.: @. D. Coliard That it Ia the finest H.
Believe zae, ge1temen, most fAithnally yours,
:: J.L HATToH.
51" to AessTs. CAtckeyiso Sons:
u...-.- -,..s, 1oxooN. su}y q. 1855; !;
ohicterng 3 sons Of Boston aud New York. SaVs
much pleasure IN ezytng TO its general excellence
touch f6r q
consider 1t q really GRAND P1ANoFonrE, DsczpEp
zh4SEA ae5DAs6 3D. Is a1sIo e'9s SsaoapI ssh4'10a1
: !y5Rs 5sSS Hsszp1or. i: S$SSS SSsSsS$Ss! sfSsHh
l. "a. w RaLEE. Prof OF Conserva.oire de
ans safalsS ai sI5aARpa- AETaUh seRaki oHAppE1.
s7Bsa4 saz HAz4HsHh sH ss fsaSs5 SSs7 6en
~ ss
70 Msss.s a'.Si .hss
are the greaest possible depth richness and volume 81
perfect evennssa throughout the entrs scale: snd
above ~ draon Q, SOUND and
moss deHcato or powerful touch. = 's uA''1 20
During the past forty three ysars this has manu-
s'sore0 t.,,-! 81 ' III 4 p ~ AL .
,fff 10000 PLANoa,sis4 Nus.
In shs OF which they have introduced svery
by bean selected ana nsed By all Of sSe Vorid:s ao
ko.oteaged great arsts who hsve Waited this oonntly
professionally, both fot private ndpuhno Vse:
6s9aA5 5M1 as@4# $yI es3.Sg : sg+s4% % s1s4,t Ii,
IN }s% " H. ;g VI -!4$r
condder Chicker1ng T. Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pariaon, tina best beve ever seem in Alusrica
.i ~ s!s..s.l So S- Y.
+ ssr..ts '+.,sss;. \. - '.s.+ss
fs- &c .,$ z NJ. sSrrurar.r ATr E1 3&s t5$5
'>'>1 ! 4 :, '.a>.'' -; Y
in ss vsl s'ns Paano' superior . any
They unztvaned Tor their singing qualities and M
tho h.smonioas Fouadneas Of thsr sone Thsrn ID =
...:.... vn,,, q: ....
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the Last few days; but tho demand being good
sales ec it Of course became Arm though quite steady
large sacs took place In spite Of no faot that decine
was reported in tho Liverpool market Saturday, md Of
bales. " Eg li ,s15a. 'sz.7..' a.
ALL perceive that whatever tho receipts may be
thie ~eak md the next there will be rapid falling
of But ntuo while and cotton will a be Of first
hnnds. The following may DO given still tho rates
2eaoSho; low niddng. 3oas0c, and mddling 3la3l Ec
2 b. Receipts for last three days at this point 12ic6
bales against C630 bales for tho corresponding days
last weck-an increase Of 5527 bales.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT. g.-.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1866. bales 102 13s
hece1ved slnce saturday... .7.3a9 S.
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IMPORTANT 1ERrTi,rIrdArsul: !:

,1.s... KoozEsEEa s \. Deeembsr d, 1s61.ss
1rer nom Dyspepaa fhree four yeaRa ana hsd 20
seaad9n a . ny Irofes1ton Anops s1nonfhs ago
nov nesrly we'll man y have reconamsnded Gsm I'm In
several cases; anal % far ~ kncv Always V5 sicns
penons. am, respectfully yozra, M.
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:, y ---T"--l y
WEHL1..

Your Paaos are .uperior to any hsvo ever seen IN
have never heard tone perfect: It yields every
expfesdon tAss y needed TN music and tn quality
capable OF Change to n1eot every sentiment Ihia In
ssfe Eower and 1s dsvs3 from tho perfect purity Of
t Tone together with ~ sympatheo elastic snd ven
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W s. TT 2RllY 5t;:.5

AnothT Wonderful angredisnS OF Rress uaa. snanns
tne OF so1tH America inparfra bc64S
nown 20 me commerce Of tho World and 10 VithoM
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THALBERG'S OPINION.
consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best have In America - {
8. THALBERG,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instruments,
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Among the ohieAponts OF excellenoe OF the Ohtokar
ing Papos OF w4 speak the renowned artists their
the greatest possible depth richness and volume Of
tone combined With rare hriliancy olesrness and
shove an surprising duration of sound the pure and
sympAthetc quality of which changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. l.-017'5--''
During the past forty three years this rn has manu-.
eotured +; ~ i.-- , ftN "a Nv d
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LoHDoH. January II, 1856.

James II. Wehli ESQ.,: - v
MY DEAR srR: have great pleasure In asking youto
convey to Messra. Chokertng the EXPIRE son Of nv
highest approval Of their instrument is consider
not merely tho best instrument of American msnufnn
ture that have tried but of the uest Grand Piano
fortes that has ever under my observation: and
the Messrs Chickerin9 may well be proud Of hav1oc
turned out from thsir mandatory An instrument
which, for touch. quality, power and workmanship it
wide world .>l10T ~ NJ $.1 " = -
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Reoelued during the month Of Auguy, 1865.
LONDON. July rs, 1867.
AEssRs OH1cKEn1Fa & SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the nrat
oomPoees, musicians and professors Europe held
yotr Pisnoa In such high estimation ipide my certh-
cate that felt duty to take one OF them with me
to Europe 70 ascertain the opinion my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate win prove how
unanimous they have boon the subject beg to
forward at the came time, letter received from my
friend, Mr Co1lard which must be crafty.
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MY DEAR SIR;. A you are going back to the Initaa
etstes must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Messrs- chtckertng. Tell them delighted With
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Wishing you, &a-, remain evert, lily,
Wa a r. BROADWCOD
Firm Of I. Brosdwood & sons Piano-forte Manufac.
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