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North Carolina 1,a1ns.

- /.
Cot D. Barry, formerly1one of the editors
o. the Wilmington Dispatch, died in that city on
the 18th instant OF consumption, in the 18th
Jear.pf his age. -. -. -. ,tI
ASRuMoR.-It was rumored on the streets yes
terdsY that the order assigning Col Miles to the
command OF this Post, and transferring Captain
Frankland his osn1nAnd to Raleigh, had been
The arrival Of negro troops had induced our
citizens TO- believe that the pleasant official rela-
lions existing between; Captain Frank and this
cosnmmity ware about to be ended, hut this rumor
inspires. the, hope that such is not the case.
AaMe pemarked several days ago, no little de-
pends upon the moral character Of the comman-
dants, for such as enjoy the confidence Of the peo
pie can: exert so much more influence for good.
As Captain Frank holds the respect and admira-
ton otaH who have had any intercourse with him,
1t would be unfortunate to have him leave.
sE55a :.b4ass - Wilmington Dispatch.
DEsrTurIoN n NoRTH CARoLIaA.- Bonn
ford, Assistant Commissioner Of the Freednen's
Bureau f6r the State OF North Carolina states that
there are, at least six thousand persons IN North
Carolina suffering from want Of food, Of which
bushels Of corn were distributed during the
month, sent by the Southern Belief Commission
OF New York city. The distribution by the Bureau
Of Government rations was as follows: To hos
tas sass 81. e!phaa asXiums 10 1ss115 destitute
6khtkVS. .ltCClUENT.--N0 Qeeply regret 10 lo8rn
that our worthy toWnsman Mr.. Franklin Moring
met NTH s serious accident the other morning.
While engaged IN painting tbs house OF Mr. VIII
m'OYat1nan, he accidently fell to the ground from
conadarable height, badly facturing his leg.
u hoped that alnputatien may not become me-
oeesakpf pfsatdz2 O. Es.. q - $
TaH FmSf N MAsKsr.-We were shown recent
y at the: office OF Messrs. Russell. Ellis & Cox,
samples Of lot OF pale rosin distilled from new
virgin turpentine, the first aippings Of the season,
BY MessrsS> >:Esit. & Lesssne, at Elizabethtown,
Bladen county::s The lot, consisting OF but eleven
barrels, arrived son the steamer Governor
Worth .and WAS disposed OF at So per barrel, being
OF very superior quality. It affords us pleasure
70 chronicle such evidences Of the enterprise and
indnstry of the inhabitants OF our section. We
are informed that the distllers mentioned above
sent the trstneWrosin tomarket last season.-Ibid,
Mr.; Adridge Of the firm of Adridee g. Co..
Baltimore last week for the purpose Of LAYING in a
stock Of goods, which he did, and was about start
ing for home, when he was seized with illness. At
the Fountain Hotel, where he was stopping on
Saturday morning, and expired during tie evening
OF that day. The remains we're prepared in
proper manner TO be forward to his home i'm North
SSAoAAAae' y, fs.5=.e-' 'ss.-es
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wilminxton, Market.

-WuMINGTON,: March .26-TuRPENIuE-Asrket
steady salee Of lS2 bbls atS4 for yellow DIP 81 70 for
hard p 280fbs - pgg ii.sils Ei.& !.'s.- - :. -
Sp1BITs TuHPEHTHE-Sales OF only 81 bbls at TIC y
RosN-only 20 bbls low No. sold at 81 p bbl:
TAH-Has advanced &c, and 10S bbfs sold ut 81 Is p
Dbl.
Corros-sales Of 80 bales at 26a26Xc for low mid
ding 27a27H 10 for middling and go for strict mddng
CoRp.-z20o bushels changed hands from wharf at
81 Is O. bushel. ;, :, = ..v-g =: =
OArs:-saies from wharf of 200 bushels at 75c. aud
1000 do, at 72Hc q bushel. . -, =, =. =.
HAY.-A lot Of 40 bales Northern received at IL
TnIa Of eight RATS at So IS 9bas rs for ordi
nary, STAT so for fair. {, IL - 'iz
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n,, c,,.,,..+,, 1,o,,on mlarket.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening" Marcn 1o' 4oo''
The market opened unsettled, with buyers onerlhe
about 2ec for Middng Cotton. and sellers asking about
soc few bales being sold at irregular rates. Later in
the day one seller disposed Of about 160 bales on the
basa 2sxc. for Middline Cotton Total sales ITO
bales VIZ: 2at u.s. at 2s SO at a. GO at 2s at 2Sh,
20 at %, and 45 at 2sHc. We quote; -.
nrd,norv @27K
Low MiddGng ...................:...S tg@oH
Mtdding .1s7sg-
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The Ranger says: sHere in Texas, for the last
twenty years, We have known good Southern born
men, by the sweat Of their brows, make moro corn
worked negroes, and live much better than many
large shareholders. It is all nonsense to say that ID
white men cannot cultivate tho soil OF the South.
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.ass .-H-
Mobile Market,

MOBILE Msrch 22-Businesa this week has not been
at AM brisk although Soma few heavy orders were made
In certain branches &hste next to nothing doing
Se hsd weather probably had some efsct upon t1ade.
Int there were other cascs operating to cause depres
sion The receipts In cotton were few hundred bales
during the week 1T prices ranging nom f1I
mdddGngs-most sales at inside quotations. ;Ihe god
.rfet has been very scant and Large ota eonH nos be
bought under 1885, The MARKET coeed steady at
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GOTTSCHALk.

consider Chictering Il Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They unrvaed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious ronndness OF their tone. There Is .
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for olearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument while the
base distinguished for power without harshness, and
for magnificent sorority.
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England feels the want Of more sold

Beavers are infssting the streams IN tho vicinity
of Natchez, Miss.
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The clearances comprise 50 bales for Now York, and
8,833 for Havre
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-only 16 hhds. Louisiana sugar
have been received since yesterdays no nolasses The
supplies small but the maj ket Is extremely dull
We have not any salcs to report from first hands, and
very little is doing at retail We quote good common
sugar 12sc H. fair &c., good fnr 13 prime la
1896, white clarified l5%c. Fermentng molasses 65
6Ga67 1c. prime 7Sa8Oc gallon There is nothing do
ing in Cuba sugar cargo of 1888 hhds and 81 tcs Cuba
moasses and OF hds and 68 tcs sold on private
terms We feel secure in quoting 65iaa551sc gallon
by the cargo
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CHARLE TON.

Arrived Yesterday.
scbr Emma Baker, Palmer, Ruatan, Honduras, 12 days.
Fruit TO David i LANCER.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Smith, Tooker, New York-Wm Roach.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Granada, Binaley, at New York, March 70
Brie Webster Kelly Haskell, at Now York, March ~
Sohr L d Hopkins, Ioper, at Baltimore Marcn zo
Cleared for this Port.
schr Iousa Frazier, steeman at Baltimore, March 23
From this Port.
Steamship E souder, Lockwood. New York March 70
steamehtp saraaossa, Oroweu, New York, March 70.
steomehp Quaker City West, at New York, March &c.
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CARD.

4tis With feelings OF pride u American manufacturer
been received BY us recently: s,i2ia .'ii7f s!5,
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CHER OKEE.. E...PlLLS,
Or Female Regulator,

49,. VI II CHsS%SC As%S e~s~tS~s3 -.s.-..
! I ! ! ! ; ! ( {
~ - Cure Suppressed, Eacessire and
...AR . Painful Afenstrtation, Green
80 ~ 5- Sickness, Nerpous and Sptndl AZ
fections, Paina Sas tho BiiGk Stc1;-
oA = lHeadache Giddsness, and Ill din.
eases that spring IRON. frregular!ty,
+: CyFMl - by removing the cause and all tho
RAPj effects that arise from It. They
! arc perfectly safe in all cases, eap-
! .YEHSEB : = cept eohen forbidden by direc.
i % lions, and are easy ta administer,
! IS as they arc nicely sugar coated.
! -sRVslAt$4 They should DO In the hands .of
sk4t1A every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
- In the lind.
kNNS Ladies' can address rs in perfect
- confidence, and state their oonl-
plaints In flill rs we trest ell Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
which they arc esubject-Thirty-tw page pamphlet,
The Cherokee Pills arc sold by all druggists at 81
Dor box, or SIX boxes for IS; or they are sent by
mail, free Of POSTAGE in an ordinary lettor, free
from observation, BY addressing tho sole proprietor
Dr. W. 3. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. 7.
B.-Cherokee Pills No. Q are prepared for
spec;al cases, when milder medicines fall these
are sent by mail free Of postage, on receipt Of $h
The p,toe Of each bon.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
March 20.

bales Cotton, "a bales Domesics % bales Waste.
So bags Cotton Seed cars Cattle, car Mules, car
Lumber, car Wood &c. To g Williams ,i9 Co; r L
Chisoim Jas Caldwell l. Sons ] Sloan, E Wiss &
Co, w:B Williams, J + Prlngle, { KirkpaEick,
Wardlaw l. sUarew, " 9 Courtney & Co, R Agent Jno
Fraser 4 Go, Cohen, Hanckel Co, Johnston, Bruins
& Bee, NJ Goldsmith l. Son, Mulkai, II Datiron. "
Dowling. Coakley, E N Brodie, Wharton 8 Petseh,
Fraser Il Dill L DeSaussure Thurston & Holmes, " G
Gerald. E Adger b Co, Holmes & Calder.
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LONDON, JAuus II, 1885, {.

80 -, LONDON, Jauus II, 1886. &.
James II. Wehli, Esq.,: ss,a- = - -,
WY DEAR SIN: have great pleasure In \ ag youto
convey to Messrs Chiokesng the e1rrefn. y Of my
highest approval Of !heir instrument It r. zoonsder,
not merely the best instrument OF American msnuno
tre that have tried but OF tho dueat Grand Piano.
ortas that has ever come under my observation; md
the Messrs OhiokerinR may we'll be prond Of having
turned out nom their manufaotory IN instrument
which, for touch, quality, power snd workmAnsh1p 1t
would be veEy dhcult 70 turpsss In any part Of the
Wide world. .,...sar..-.s, =,..-y--- ..rr =
- Dear sir, very sn6efely yours - =
: s. 80. @iaE ~ OHd6. y. OOLLARD,
Firm Of Collard oollard Psnoforte Manufacturers,
London. i :, , . s,s s.''f.;is1f
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SINlILIA SIN1ILlBUS CURANTUR.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

CIAYE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPK>
I'll R1ENOE, an entire success: Simple-P,ompt-
tectly adapted to popular useso simple that mistakes
cannot be made III using them 40 harmless a. 10 be
Tree from danger and efficient Is to be always rea
pe They have raised the highest commendation from
Ill, and win always render satisfaction. .,si
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LONDON, August ~, 1866.

James II. WshH, Esq:
States, must beg you to remember me kindly TO the
Messra. Chickering. Tell them wusi delighted With
their Grand Plano forte -ds good On 'sstTnet @sk
az ,uo. eper t.rasl out both tn touch andtsr.t =;
Wishing you, DC, remain n eys.t. @ s,n ays ,s.,..j
Firm OF I. Brosdwood Sons Psno.forte ManufAo.
-, n - -: -: -----Ei y & Ii T. lH
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COMMERCIAL.

London has an economic funeral company"
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THALBERG.

consider Chlokerngi i Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best have ever seen In America.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New NJ. 6th 4h. 18m morn Full NJ Goth, Sh. 35n morn
First O. 18th 8h 27m morn Last O. 28th 2h. 26m. morn
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THALRBRG's OPINION.
I consider ChickerinR sons' Pianol beyond COM
f.t'--' f..'-,"' g.. THALBERa,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instruments'
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-GoTToN.-The market
opened this morning subject to the same Influences that
prevailed e.tsrday 10 which may be Buperadded the
receipt at later hour Of additional unfavorable ad7ces
from New .ork and Liverpool. The offerings were fair
throughout, and most factors evinced willingness to
SELL but we're generally adverse to yield to the extent de-
manded by buyers. while tho latter, In view of the
marked dulness prevailing in the leading markets, were
manestly indsposed to operate at present prices, be-
nevng that later In the week. orders be executed
more advantageous terms Under these circumstances
the sales were limited footing up barely 500 bales at
prices indicating slight falling of, but not quotabe
decline. With the above remarks We repeat as follows:
Ordinary, 2751a-; Good Ordinary, 28ha-; Low Mid
ding 2sha-; and Middlng, 30Ha-, tho market clos
ing heavy, and with tendency to greater weakness.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand LIST September 1866. bales 082
nece!'eo to-uay .........'.............. iloo
75s,1Y6
Cleared previously. $685. 556-537439
DUCK Ou .alo, to1
The clearances comprise 50 bales for Now York, and
8,833 for Havre-
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. 16 hhtls Louiisann sugar
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Raoetnea d,..tno Sae month Of August, 1858.

Reoetoed during ths month Of August, 1885,
-, =. y LONDON, July 25, 1867.
Mkssps. OH1okranar & soxa-aanto, have much
plessuro Ia enoosing document .Ngned by ths dfss
oompoeers nusiclans and professors Id Eroperl held
yor pisnos in suoh high estimation t1ds my oerth,
csta that felt my duty 10 take ons Of them with me
70 Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professionA
breshian. :, The enoIosedb certificate VIII prove nov
ui,suimoui they have bean on the subject. begAto
forward, 1t the same time, letter received nom my
friend. Mr. oollard which am Eure must grsaV'
ing 10 you. sa l...F. -. -.
hSyo the honor TO be- gentlemen, yours very truly,
- eI''o#..c,- JAMES NJ WEHL
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"a ssSle IN on hm 10 -lsal1 - m 1Ms ~
srGsth. .wsetn4he sesE.. xHB- In 1E h0ieG-
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PHl1AnHPH1A. 10Th Month, lfth Day, 1864
RxsPrcTxD FRnaD:-My daughter haa bean muck
beneated BY the use Of thy Plantation HttsrA Thou
wilt sand me two bottles more. %s-' - 9
Thy friend, = AHA oURRIH
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Kessrs. Ckckeriza d Sons: : g. - :
GENTS: Ihsve just bean invited by Messrs Oolard to
try Grand Piano.forts manufactured By you, and
have no hesitation In endorEng the opinion Of my old
friend Mr. O. D. Colard viz: That It is the finest In
strument I ever played on. ze -. - ..z =
]. L. HATT0N,
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1NfVHIANT UE&Tu1CXTEA - - .,-,,I1
RocH1s1lA: N. Z, Deoemoer 39 1851.
Mes1A p. H. Q1AKH b Oo>-I hAvs bean Rxeaa t0is
ror nom Dyspetsa for three or tour ysaxs ana had 70
abandon my profsssion. 81 About thros months aRo
tried the Plantation Bttsrs, and b my E1ea4 1oyIa
several cases, and. fsr know Always vim agnA
benefit lam. respectfully youfs,
Ray. J. g. OATH0RN. t3i
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement They hAve lnvaria
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds ac
xosoedoed great artists who hnve Waited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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WHITE PINE coMPOUNDI

II offered to the afflicted throughout the country,
aer having been proyoi by che iet Of eleven years n
the Mes England States whore its merits have become
as well known the tree from which, In part IL derives
It's virtues.
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TEE pr.r yrxrnArEp AND Mosr Lu1rnous sLsff'
INC CoAcass A0-lN THE WOnADEN soeo"ps
~ All nj sht trains this railway.
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How LosG WE MIGHT Professor
Faraday adopts Flourin's physiological tbeo,
~ that the natural age Of man is one hundred
yea. The duration of life he believes to be
measured by the time of growth. When
once the bones and eiyphyses are united, the
body grows no more, and il is at twenty years
this union is effected in man. In the camel
it takes place at eight in the horse at five
in the hon at four; in the dog at two; in the
rabbit at one. The natural termination Of
life is FIVE removes from these several points.
Man, being twenty years in growing, lives
five times twenty, that'is, one hundred; the
camel is eight years in glowing. and lives FIVE
time eight years, that is TO say, forty years !;
the horse is five years in growing, and he
lives twenty-five years and so with other
ness lives everywhere from eighty to enc
hundred years. Providence has given to q
man century of life, but he does not attain
it because he inherits diseases, eats unwhole-
some food, give license to passions, and per-
mits yexations to disturb his healthy equi
pose. He does not die, he kills himself.
The learned Professor divides life into two
equal halves, growth aud decline, and these
halves into infancy, youth, virility and age.
Infancy extends to the twentieth year youth
TO the fiftieth, because it is during this period
that the tissues become 6rm virility from
fifty to seventy>fve, during which the organ
ism remains complete, and at seventy five
old age commences, to last longer or short
err time, MS the diminution of reserved forces
is FASTENED or retarded.
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The White Pine Compound.

at early in the spring Of 50 that this compound
was igihated. A member Of my family was afflicted
with irritation OF the throat, attended with dss-
grecHbs cough had ior acme months previous thought
that preparation having for ia ass the insids bark OF
white pine might be compounded ~ 10 be very usefHi
In disesses OF the throat aud longs To test tho valus
of II In the alluded TO- compounded small quan-
THY OF the medicine that bad been planning, and gave
IL In teaspoonftl doses The result was exceedingly
gratifying within two days irritation Of the throas
removed the cough subsidized and speedy cure sas
effected. soon after this sent some to lady In Lon
donderry, N ii who had been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough, occasioned by sudden cold and had
raised mucus sfreaked with blood 6he soon found re.
lief and for She took about ten ounces Of
II, and rot veil y b. Clark Esq, editor OF the MAD
chester Daily Mirror made trial OF the same prepArA
ton In the cold and cured tmmsdf
steiy He highly pleased with the results, sna
fore tho public, that he finally persuaded me to give u
NAME and send IL abroad 10 benefit the suffering. In
November 1855, first advertised II under the name Of
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there bad been wholessled In Manchester alone one
hundred dollars WORTH where IL took the lcsd OF ali the
cough remedies IN the market andit still maintains that
position There In good for this Ii very sooth-
ing and healing In its nature Ia warming 10 the stom-
aeh and pleasant withal 10 the taste and exceedingly
cheap.
ASA remedy for kidney complaints the White Pine
Comp Stands nnritaled 1t not originated for
that purpose but potson In using u for cough was
only cured OF the cough, but was also cured 81
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing rhce nAt e
cdrn tai discovery many thousands hsye use y 'or tpe
same com plant and have been completely cuted.t
The above written by DR. Polsnd, 10 isoo ripse
then as in Manchester the white PINE compound mas
tax 81, the lead Of all CoHk remedies ~ we'll a. prepa
ration for the Of Kidney difficulties, in every city
town, village and hamlet throughout tue New England
States . .
| ectusl.
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Ihave tested these Drops In my practice over ten
years. and do not hesitate to say that nothing bss yes
been developed by medical research that n1 power
fully, positively and larmles.iy, in cases Of female r
regularity doe this meticue. IL all recent IL
fails, while thousands who have been long suffer-
indebted to il for IL boon Of health to-day.
Although powerful and positive they perfectly
sarnilsss, and may be used ut all times except When
specially forbidden In ths directions.
They baye been extensively employed by smnen
physicians in France AID England, well In my
practice. ten years. and have yet TO hear Of tn
nrst instance Of failure could give you Testimonial
IL their efficacy from ladies all the Northnrn ~
Western states they not III their private.
Over 100000 bottles have been sold the past year. and
hope and trust many sufferers have been benefited
| well that remedy potent 10 removed
obstrcc lions may be used for bad purpose but
that where one bottle - thus used ten may fall into
| tho hands OF really needy sufferers.
TO all who suffer from any rreEuurity; painful din
cult excessive Offensive obstrnecd Menstruatiop
Lncorrhea, the train ofdii that follow would
say. try bottle Of Dr.. Lyon Frech Periodical DTops
Being fluid prepa a,on their action IL dir cct and
positive than any pill or powders. Explicit directions
bearing my facsimile, accompany ench bottle.
They may be obtained Of nearly every druggist IN this
country, or by enclosing ths price 70 Q. o. CLARK
GO, New Haven, Ct General Agents for the United
| States aud Canada.