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DRUGS; cHEMICAIs,E1
SARATOGA
''EXCELSI0R' SPRING WATER.

9 = ~ Z =
yuyHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED To
be unequalled by that Of any other In the faramed
valley OF Saratoga It's virtues are auch az have secured
e t fioh eacomius Of all who have used IT, posseas
ine ss it does in an eminent degree catharc, durcc
alferstiye and tonic qualities. -
: From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, P11a-
deiphis. formerly Of Charleston, 8. G.:
PHuADE11H1As November 1b, 1885.
have BEEN for year or more past In me hatat OF
Accustoed during the great portion Of my Invalid ate
to use the different waters Of the several fountains Tcn
mon them tor much Of the comfort enjoy am saHs
ed that the E1celaior Water is well adapted as any
other among them, not more co. 70 the purpose, Ior
which they generally employed ts very
Sparkling. can heartily and consctent1ousy
recommend 1t to all who need gentle eat6arnc &c ana
diurenc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, MI
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed In coed order for shipping Pnfs IN no1es on
four dozen each and Quarts In boxes OF two dozen eacn
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.CAR RID.

tits With feelings OF pride g srcan
been received by us recently: .3isfs; .sia.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF .cHARLEsToE.
Arrived Yesterday.

Brig Logan, Anderson, New York, 10 days. Corn
and Mdze. To Willis l. Chsoln, G Ojemann, W Har-
1isson & Son, IA P Caldwell, @ R R Agent, Renne.
ker & Glover, Stefens Co, Marshall, Bolmana
Bros, Bischoff & Co, Dowie Noise, Walker, Agent
H Gerdts & Co, r Kerr & Co. E R Cowperthwait, Ca-
cius & Witte, l. Davis Kinsman Howell, Bart l. Writ,
Averin & Son, LANCER. O'Neill, Hastie Calhoun
l. Co, C Graveley, White, " L Webb, D Aiken CO,
jennings Thomlnson Co. J 0'Nein Son, West
Co. Hart 4 Co, Marshall, Burge Bowen, Dewing, Bur
kett & Co, c II Noise, J Schirmer, Won Santen, L
Weiskopf D Jacobs, and others.
schr saihe Mears, Pine, Norfolk Va, days. Corn. To
Street Bros & Co.
sloop Exchange, Msgrath, Edisto. 9 bales Cotton
To II Kegler.
soop Alice, Birk, Rantoles 7s1 bushels Rough Rice
To Rayenel L eo
IN THE OFFNG.
Ship Southern Rights, Ross, Liverpool,
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Br bark Yumuri, Thompson, Liverpool.
From this Port.
Brig Manzanilla, Nagune, Wilmington, N C, Feb o.
Schr Volant, Dodge Baltimore, Feb g.
Schr Nellie Tarbo1, Pendleton New Orleans, Feb Is.
Up for this Port.
Schr Monawa, Dissoway, at Baltimore, Feb 25.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship saragoBss, Groweu at New York, Feb 2S.
Schr Trade Wind Hoffman, at New York, Feb %.
Schr R Caldwell, Mccormack at New York, Feb %.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February ry2L-CoTToN-The market
to-day has been dull and inactive throughout The de-
cline at Liverpool in connection with the increased de-
preston prevailing at New York. exercised an unfavora
BE influence on the buyers, fey OF whom
exhibited a Wi1lngnessto operate even at figures ma
tarially below yesterdays rates Hence the transac-
Hons have been Of restricted character, comprising at
the close barely $500 bales mostly intended for the com
pleon Of uneIecuted orders Twelve brokers parucpa-
ted in the business. Prices were quite irregular tue
majority Of the limited sales effected however being at
figures No per lb below the ruling rates. and IN accord
ance Herewith now quote as follows Ordinary 2ss
NfidGlinQ 31n-c.
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THALREHG.
GOTTaCHALK.

consider Chickerng + Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best I hGve ever seen In America.
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COMMERCIAL.
M. .,aetoa Cotfnn Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY " News SI
cH.RLEsroS Tuesday Evening, February 26 1851. }
The market was quiet and weaker in consequence OF
uptavorable intelligence from abroad Sales 1ls bales
saw 15 ut 27 at IT at % 81 at 2s 20 at 2sA ~
at 90 Prices were irregular and quotations nomnaly
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St. Thomas wv. IL Market.

st. Thomas CIV. l.. MaTI<et'
ST. THOMAS, February 1S.-LuMBER AND SHINGLES
Va have still no arrivals of Lumber to report and but
two small lots Of sh nges-one of 25 NJ, No. l. sold at
s. So and another of 10 NJ cedar ex Startled Fdcn, on
T. There is continued demand for all descriptions OF
Shingles.
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boon than this Elixir of Life" 1t gives a now
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system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles s.; sent BY
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
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elobe sumo unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines snd take no
Others If the druggist does not keep them, write
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any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
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SI,IILIA sINILlBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS

evAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1PE.
I'll RIENoE, an entire success: :simple-P.onpt-k
tectly adapted to popular simple that mistakes
cannot be made IN using them 30 harmless aH to bs
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DuRopEAs YHsr1mosnALs, &.

Sta, L,.y-'ts .'.lN.
Reoetoed during the naonMsor August, 1888.
....,s.S.9s.=,.. 'r.gr-.. LoxDou. July Is, 1867.
MEssaa ome.1sa sozsIasna: have b. s;1 m%sa %sa
compooers muhcisns and prutesaors In Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation tutde my certd.
cae Chat fet my duty TO take one OF than Win me
brethren. The enclosed certificate viii prove how
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forward, Ut the same time leetsr received from my
friend, Mr.. Oollard whiahI am sure must crafty
I have the honor to be, gentlemen. youls very EulH
Iosnos January Il. 1863.
James II. WehH, Esq.: .t.E! :. J. :
MY DEAR srn: + hare great pleasure In saing youto
convey to Mesars. 0hiciering the e1pre. non Of my
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not merely the best Instrument Of American manufac
te that have tried but one Of the uest Grand Piano.
the Messrs ChickerinR may well be proud Of having
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LONDON, July 20. 1855.
Xessys Oickerisa d Sons:
gents: have Just been invited by Messrs. Coard 70
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friend Mr. G. D. CoArd, v1: That It In the 0nest In.
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to Acsns. Ohicktris11 d Sons: -y!5,st5.a;
alaissy Lospoa, July ~, 1855.
Having played upon Piano-forte made BY MesEs.
Ohicksrtng Sons, Of Boston and New Yotk, have
For sweetness aud brilhancy Of tone, dehceoy o.
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider It really GRAHD P1ANo-foRr1. AHD DxoDEp
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RENE FAYARaER Director Of Monday 'Oon,
SYDNEY SMITH. carts, Londor. - -.
Among the ohisfroints Of excellenoe OF this Ohieks
ing Pianos OF which speak the renowned artists In thei1
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most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortyt years this firm tas manu-.
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Portrait Gallery:

-
,,,e,sentaaI the n,;,o,;tv nor; ,arort
oo1A1, At'o
ofthe New Orleans massacre concfudeo nls report
with brief sketch Of the character and anteoe-
denss 81 Sns ies ssss ~
onftba IN satxm,1pratky r Of the Union:s 49,
+ba o.sana;;i,a leader - oY The Com
he;,c tSa nresi1ent of the Convention.
paa eSsn tSenath nt aIleeianoa to The rebal gov
LEI at Sa e1act nhraseooSy If which WI Be
elneas'. o nasa %e go ~ fhe test;mSnv
1oISI ym p1eT W7chsal Hahn nEomnant leader
ap1 ~ q ofca.
to15ar g and had takan snisr oath of allegiance
a s1sn ofc;sTa5 as orator r, nresentme Con-
taSa-ata fsea to- rebal regiments when about to
!; .osrch 1o..oc W eoainst the Union armies.
nS4 sf rs,tlar narhans thA most iiinentia
hsI imse,f IN ann
- rais1 co,nnanv inols5n
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They hare 1nvaris.
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds
knooleaed great artistic who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public usO.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1852.
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has been mnoh
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation Bltters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more
Thy friend, Asa OURRIN.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

IMPURTANT UEKTIFIUATES
ROCHESTER,, N. Y /, December 20, 1861.
MesBrs. P. q. DRAKE b COL have been great sui.
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years. ard had to
abandon my profession About three months ago
tried the Plantation Btters and to my great JOY am
now nearly q well man. have recommended them IN
several cases. and aa far as know always with signal
benefit lam, respectfully yours,
Rev, J, g. OATHCRN.
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Mennoranda.

Tho schr Eliza Frances Sawyer, from this port for I
timore, arrived at Fortress Monroe, Feb %.
The schr Lewis Muord, Mosander, which left Phtla-
delpha the oath October bound to Havana, and ar
rived at Charleston in Distress repaired and went 20
the 9th Dec encountered heavy gales, dis.
masted and put into St Thomas on the 10th January,
where she was condemned Hcr cargo was being reahp-
ped on the brig Alice Wood, on the 4th Feb. .s =;
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
New Il. 4h, Oh. 5Gm. Full NJ 18th, 2h. 21. even
First O. 11th Sh. 20m Last @. 26t 6h. 12m. morn
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Mobile Market.
s~ss<
, ,of tho xunnk Q1Sn hnlas-

MONETARY AND FIEANc1L-Gold and Sterling were
quiet up to day before yesterday when an advance In
coin ct New York caused corresponding movement
here and with good demand dealers put up their
figures, and today the market closes firm at 1S7al
Sterling has been In good demand also, tor TWO DAYS
mast, and is quoted at the close at 145a147.
The checking rate for New York Sight has been uni
formly i q cent discount and buying 1a1 q cent dis
count but to-day there is better feeling IN the MARKET
and rates close stiff at IS discount
New orleans Sight has ruled steadily at par to dis
count with the general transactions at par.
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srArEsrENr: OF COTTON.

The elearances COMPRISE 655 Dales or eW o''o
for Liverpool
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts are very smal!
and are confined to 81 hhds Sugar1S6 bhs and 81 half
and we have to note very quiet market with sales OF 80
hbds Sugar. and 1o) bbs MoIasscs at 12Ac tb for low
fair Sugar. 13Hcfor strictly good fair l2c for poor
seconds 13Hc 1or good seconds and 1880 for yellow
clarified; and SOC o gallon for prime Molasses:
FREIaETs-We note a quit but steady market The
rates are Na1c q for Cotton by steam tor New York
and nc for Eavre
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New York Prize Association,

No. $50 BROADWAY, N. r
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELODEONs SEWING
'.zf- MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SlLVEAcr
WARE. FINE. GOLD AND K.
- =. SILVER WATCHES,
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Augusta Market


AUGUSTA, February 25.-The business OF the Past
week was more quiet than It had been for some time
past as most Of planting friends are nusy
for the coming CROP and in consequence or tne
decline in cotton but little has been pressed on the mar
ket for sale. ,..., .
In securities of different kinds there is but little oV
ing Money is scarce and but little seeking investments
Hhe political aspect is death to trade.
GOLD AND SuvER.-Our market is STEADY. ana pfices
have this week had an upward tendency Gold is selling
at 139a1i0, and silver at l35.
ExctIANaE-Checks the North and STATE soo py tne
Bank par. Outdoor rates Is TO u on:
CorroN-The market has been quiet during tne oay'
and sales made at epser prices than on yeseraay
1872 bales as follows: Eat 49, at 27, at 27h % at
at 2sS 81 at 49, % at 29, and II at 80 Receipts 4o
bales
= COTTON s rEMENT FOE AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG
Stock on hama September l, 1885,. 9'oee
Received since last statement. Sot
Received previously .4S,o1o-oo'zso
1881
Exported since last statement. ............. $40
d.preyiousy .4o'2fA'4'o
Stock on hand February 25, 1857. ls,4o8
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, February 22-CorToN-The demand to-day
has been confined chiefly to two brokers' Factors were
offering sparingly ao refusing safes below quotations.
although lots purchased below our figures
The market closes quiet and easy,
Ordinary $1,000. ~'-gSao
Good Ordinary gHo
Low Mtddhng. ............ gya9
lddlng.. ...s. .....@'7a@soo
~ Tho l1a1s
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s. .--1860---X.

"a sraIe WIS ON her Np-heath WAS 10 her look
strength was In hsr STEP and In her hands-PlAHrA'
Hyor, Rrrrpraa
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wEaLI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever seen In
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone perfect; 1t yields every
expression that s needed In music and its quality Il
capable Of changet to meet every sentiment This Is
rare power is derived from the perfect purity OF
balanced touch.
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s. T...18e0...X.

Another wonderful Ingredient Of great use among
the spAn.sh ladies Of south Amercs, tmparng beauty
known to the commerce of the world, and We withhold
its name for the present.
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DE-. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of life,

3SS$MSsaNbNhllzxy Cures General Debility, Rsok-
&SSWzEL mesa, Hyaerics in Females,
8852hRZ/I P0lpitation Of the Heart and
III (I8M&8#% all Ner0ous Diseases. It re-
@IsS&2S9- stores new life and vigor to the
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During the past eight years have constantly playet
upon the justly celebrated Erard Pianos; yrs are the
only instruments that have found, either hero In
Europe to equal them in all their points Of excellence
It may be satisfactory to our patrons and tiends
been received from all the leading artists who have
visited residing In the United 9ates few OF
whose names, bssides those above, we append:
LEO. De MEYER. GUSTAV SATTER.
ALFRED JAEL. ]. BENEDICT.
81. kANDERsON. d. STRAKOSOH.
3. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many othera.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE Lists
SENT BY MAIL,
, 1867-11-29

W. have TO crave the Indulgence of our
subscribers and patrons; for having issu-
ed only a haIf-sheet, due on last Saturday,
which number was, however, subsequent
IL distributed.
The news from 81. Thomas, which we
publish now was received rather late
for the last paper. When we say rather
late, we beg to be understood in a proper
light! and hope not to be cenSured too
rashIy since the excuse we have to offer
is this not hands sufficiently at this
moment at work; owing to sickness
among the small staff we possess. More
than that, necessity compeIs US at present
to paste two sheets OF paper together, In
order to have one large enough, to print
on the usual stock Of printing paper
being in ST. Thomas, where we get our
supplies, and not being able, just now, to
obtain them, so we must remain satisfied.
The comparison then-that some men
make of our little establishment with
larger ones, where there is capital, ample
support, and a zeal for a good cause-is
uncharitabIe, since no such facilities exist
here. We wish we could boast of some
charity-we mean the friendship and sup
port of some influential persons in the
community.
, 1867-11-29
AUCTION.

AT Request Of the Royal Depot
III Officer, will be sold at public
Auction on
next IL o'clock noon in the Royal
military Depot:
Some Cashiercd Articles, among
which military frock Coats, broad
Cloth and duck Trousers, Powder
bags, | set harness etc. etc.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, Goth
November 1867.
&. SaraUW.
, 1867-11-29
FRIDAY, 29ru NOVEMBER 1867.

SINCE the late tribulalion, things here
are coming ro~und-bUsiucSS being now
resumed but of course not. with the
activity and energy as it was previous to
the sad calamity. The confusion, cX-
element, fear and trembling, that natu-
rally cnsucd the cvcr-memorable day Of
the 18th instant, are yet wildly on the
minds OF all the people OF this Island, st.
Thomas, aud wherever else the disasters
have happened. The distress caused TO the
inhabitants of West End-the heavy sea
not having any barrier to stop It's I'M
petuositv-n0 reef to break II oH-bollcd
up and loamcd misunderstanding
everything before it-shaking the tounda-
lions of the large dwellings, aud rcmoy-
ing the smaller ones, carrying them
to no short distance from where they
formerly stood. Indeed! taking all the
circumstances into account, this melan-
choly affair has unucryed almost every
body; in so much, that none Of our cor
respondents has been able 10 scnG US a
line.
There have been several slight shocks
since and yesterday morning at about
five O'Clock, d pretty smart one was felt
here in town, as we'll as IN me country,
and, doubtless, in West End also. Where
and when this sad a~ffliction from Heaven
is to have an end, surpasses human ma
ture and the wisdom of man to tell. The
Earthquakes have lasted now II days
without even one days interruption. Up to
yesterday and to this morning shocks
have visited us, and some pretty severe
ones too, much to the dismay and alarm
of all, whose misfortune, nay whose
consolation it is, to feel the just chas-
tiscment of an offended God. But His
mercy is great and it is the duty OF the
Christian to place confidence IN HIM;
therefore, it is worthy Of all, to adopt the
Holy Command Watch and Pray More
so, when the ~rumbling noise and the
oseillating motions of the troubled sea-
, 1867-11-29

were heard, as was the case here last
night and during this morning.
The regular communication between
this Island and ST. Thomas has been ma
turally interrupted as there is but one
schooner now making trips TO the latter
piace-the other packet-boats not being
able, just TOW, to recommence sailing.
Patience and everything will, we sim
cerely trust, be restored TO order, tram
guilty and quiet.
Before closing this article it is our
duty to mention, how more penitent and
pious people of all classes have become
since the late catastrophe. Divine service
has been held in this town, and we learn
also in West End, in all the churches
every afternoon; and well attended.
The Minister of the Danish Lutheran
Church holds Divine Service in the yard
of the Barracks and, we understand, in
tends to do so on Sunday next for both
congregations, at the usual hours. The
shops were all closed on Sunday last,
and the greatest reverence observed.
, 1867-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENT


PFTER Bcgjering af den Kongc-
z ligc Depot Officer, vii yordc
bortsoIgt we'd offentlig Auction
d. A. KI. 10 midday i Diet Kongelige
militaire Depot
Casserole Artilleri- Munderings- og
Inventariesager, hvoriblandt Vaaben-
frakker, Kledes- og Ravndugsbuxer,
Krudtstekke, L Set Selet0i m. IN.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir,
26de November 1867.
e.. SaraWW.
, 1867-11-29
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Postage on letters to this Of
fee from West End or st.
Thomas must be prepaid, or
no notice will be taken of
them.
, 1867-11-29
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from goth to goth Nov.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1867-11-29
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