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r. ~ FAsseaRcT9. #r 5.{5
Per steamship Granada for New York-M McIuerpay
lady and Guild. Capt R T Brown, W H1l, W Ffmey,
j, Capt Hare and lady. N Hunt smith, Mrs 6
Aeay and two children, selig1nar O O Chandler Y
3 Morrtss and Lady. Levy, Latz E Jennison, 81
Rtker Miss Frank. Mrs Steubner, Wilson, Rodgers
Ghald5. en- Iennay. " Kennedy M Ross, Mrs Enston,
Per steamship souder, from New York-o Never.
Wentworth, Kicker, A D Kicker, Miss Gale, j
Babcock, Cornelson, J Ribble, Miss Blackham,
Murray, Capt, NJ Harris Bowen, and Others 80
Fer steamship Sea Gull from Balhmore-Mrs Waugh an
and child. ~; t. ). IN. ''-.-e'''
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort, SC
- w Bordwe1 Euists and 2 ladies, Mrs Mcrri.
SOD, Il Hail. 4 C Davis, W Balm, W Broderd q sad
aler 1 3 > Johnston, Hewins, Dewhurst r M ul-
Per steamer " Frazier, from Edisto and Rockville
Col d Smith, Hoppock, Il Dash, W Seabrook J
Seanrook Sc W Murray, " Whnley, NJ whaley, Major
L Everson, g Holmes, Jr, q Coicock. and Z deck
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were published in Thornbury Parish Church Be-
tween Edwin Murphy and Charlotte Byefleld the
motner OF Murphy rose in the body Of the church,
cited Irish accent, tIt is my son. I forbid the
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s AK RocNKsrEa, n. December z8 1861.
Serar from Dyspepsia for three four yeara ad had
abandon my profession About three months 500 I
now nearlys well II have Recommended them In
several cases and, far know always with gtsnaI
beneAt am, respectfully yotrn, ST'"T-S'.sS
~ tS fs.f fs.f 5:tF'+ fs=E Rev.J. g. .UATHORN.gt
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!; MARINE NEWS.
PORT of c cHARLEsTon. H
Arrived Saturday,

Br bark Blanche, Campbell, Liverpool 54, days Goa
and Mdze TO Order. Ravsuel = %. chisoim Bros>W
sproke the Br brig New Zealand, nom Ponce bound
to 81 yenqs tsaq n days New zeaaad
and compelled to start he deck load Is tighten tht
bore awsy for St Thomas, "
schr Mary Ella Thomas, Boston. Ii! dayst Ice. Il
se6r sarah BTuen. crswfo1d. philadelpha, Is days
Coal and Mdze. TO e j Baker Co. s Rhe+t + Son
Heinitseh shepherd Cohen. Kinoi WcSenbere %
Co. Bischof & Go. Camaron, Barkley Co, J Tuoney
Robson Bisshe g. Fea'as Tro se sn;
Order The Sarah Bruen experienced heavp gales los
oats. s: 70 F Baker c. Agent s Y Butler, 3
schr Hopkins, soper, Baltimore. days. Corr
% snd Raad Mdze, s,oa TO- Baker e. AGENT
st,sst Azofn 1s Son 60 eeosEsh Winsman durney
M e; Gsnpssa e. Hfa ss CO, s91 b
Co, j " sprague / Bro, and others . ", T'> g.
II 5S Arrived Yesterday n. s5s.
Steamship sonder, Lockwood New York Go hours
press GO, q Asrahams 4 Sons, Bates CO, Bissen
Cos1 &C. ! =; Bets Block = Loyns Barbot, " M Bird
rom Barley s CO. Cohen. Cobia i Co, Mrs r Car
sghsa, ntcs. ceu5:nay q ceryn Co. canae. Mr.
Dawson CO. Dawson CO. Dawson OF md 1rate a :
4 Due. Dowie ! Noise, E David, " Eckel. faiF i
Foey aeSts & Co anrney axaRer aS%ss aaoah
Wineman Co, JW HARRISON, ! Hurkamp Co, g a
Re9ssy 4sn ao@es bsdI
Klatte : Go. Johnston. Crews Co, Kinsmsn & Howell
Iirstt kresss &c T Knoek9 Klsate Gbapman Ianges
aann Mrs @ ludie9s Lengniek sel; Mscomb Co. Mar
man. Miines Wilbur Mon snon oo MsRay MSRS
Campbell ca ,s Maule TN Murphy. Mose1Io Mantoue
\ j F Il Slafep ~
aeagsrs C, Read { @. y Roach. ) II Robson :
Schroeder, Sivey i Seligman, Strauss, Vancss Co
Stsa6eE yaat " sns ssn s%a %a1a &C. it. stssns
Williams see Go %sss w msssep
Harvey, g w Williams 3 Co. Wagener, Heath 4 Mon
aess,,Y xglssss, T.. orde5 der, and others
ssan nr0ns T0 MoSdesa Sas &c GSuftenay Trenholm
6latte : CO. Hart Go. aerdts CO. oobia Co,
land oaen Son, Esson Bro u9eP pasoen M N
9uiRn 9snn Quinn Rsysns1 Co. Reyensi Basnwen
zones webb chatee, and aaa othars. 30 ~es' :
man & Co. Mure = Go. Ghisom Broe Feb 18th, e1pe.
ahited cargo and put the ship on
her beam ends, with rail water was Obliged to
April 1c Charles Sharp coored COOK Of The MISSOURI,
native Of New York aged AZ years. died on board the
Bremen barE Everhard Dehua, Hohnhoz, Liverpool. %
IS day days u, ballast t. To aeplsy Co.
Nimits, 3 Bschon CO. BoNen. E B stoddaEd % CO. o.
4 McNe: 5oeds 90. Mehztans l. Wohltmann. ca a
Son. as C. eoRe aenss o csdss e.
angsT, n K9sma u + Howe Wagener Heath Mo1sees
ans5 s 81 5aeason. MIA
M euler, K1ng d1ooon. Order, and othara
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ASA OURRIN.

si PHnADE1RHIA, 10th Month, 18th Dsy. lsea
REsPEcrED FRiEHD-My daughter has been much
benehtted by the Of thy Plantation Btttsrs Thou
wtltsena me two bottles more. ..zi
2 Thy friend, s,gy. & ~; a. ASA UURRIN
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DRUGS, cAEMlcALs, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER,

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be nnequaled by that OF any other the far-fameci
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
1t the high encoums of all who used it. possess
Ing as it doos in eminent degree cathartic iuretc
Alternative and tonic qualities. -, I'M = :, r.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Practice Of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phia-
delph1a, formerly of Charleston, S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November l5, 1866
have been for q year more past in the habit Of
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring of Saraopa
Accustomed during tho great portion Of my invalid lie
to use the different waters of the several which
boil along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them tor much of tho comfort enjoy am salts
fed that the Excesior Water well adapted as any
which they are generally employed very agreeable
strongly impreRnated with the carbonc acid, lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscientiously
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartic and
diuretic. SAMUEL, HENRY DTCKsON NJ n
The Water is put up in Pint aud Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping Pints in boxes Of
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes To dozen each
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Exrorfs.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Gran ada-l80 bales Is and
bales Upland Cotton, 81 ues Domestics no bbls
aosan ~ PACKAGES sutadr. IS bbis Green Penas
harce Rce. 8 boxes Dries Fruit =
PHILADELPHIA-Per stearnshfp ; W Evermsn- 40
bales Cotton, 50 caskB Rice, 20 bales Paper Stock
bale Rags bale Psper Cuttings, Is bales yarn. Cs
casks Clay bbls Rodn, I0 empty Barxeis, as 5oO0.
%g feet Lumber. x a SGF ,t--%--
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= Ii""1b .s+TtS ,s3 80 ~ sEt5ss ~ N
New York Market. EF#
MONEY MARKET. >N''l i'g' ~, q,

The New York 1ossat oasmerce, Of Friday April u
says $4y $ 4 @ S-ss Az N 5s3 NJ .7 \. 5s;#a
Money Is In good demand at very ratios Of interest
large amount has been loaned miscellaneous sec1-
rites and as It Is called n there great deal
aoans fs3s ys2 n. -
tlat8a PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK; April n11.-BRRApsruBys-Th ii markat
for: State and Western flour is ten to fifteen cents
assghs5 sagsis On the seod grades while the other
Sales were made Of 1890 bbls I q. $40 25aia a5 for
sTPeTane State; 81 2sa12 50 for era state;
Sl2 Goals 40 for good to choice do SO 25al1 IS for
superane Michigan. Indiana Ohio, Iowa, ac;. and
81 soa1a 10 for s1s 2al4 choice extra DO
brands Of round hoop Ohio at SO IS
s1sa14 50 for spring. and s15a1s for winter closing
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

,.-ta- j. ~: : J! . [
Received during ne month Of august, 1885,,
MrsFas. OH1cnnna & soss-Genis: have much
pleasure IN enclosing document signed BY the arst
conpoaers, musicians and professors IN Europe held
y9u5 Pianos in such high estimation (uide my certia.
ee that felt it my duty to take OF them with me
Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren The enclosed certificate win prove how
Us t aney have been on the subject beg to
friend. Mr. oollard which sure must be eratify
fhs7s the honor to be- gentlemen. yenr. very truly.
'' JAMES N. WEHLL
as LoaDos January IA. 1856,
Ny DEAR sn: have great pleasure in aaking you.o
highest approval Of their instrnment
not 1sre1y ne best instrument Of American naanufao
ture that have ed but Of the uess Grand Piano
forses that has ever come undery observation; and
the Mesars. ohiokerlne may xen be proud Of having
turned out from their luauufactory an instrument
xoad ysfs . suspsss In any psrs 81 shs
Dsar s,r. vary aincofely yours. 5.
Firm Of oorard oo,lard P1snoforte Msnufsotnsern
JONES H. WeAH, E.q:. s. lA1s1s. =. - 200
MY DEAR s1a: ~ you, arc going back to the United
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Finn Of I Broadwood & Sons, Ptsnesso1te M.n;usc.
turers, London. t-194.S+ ..2 4s 4S$55i - r9S
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GETs: have Just been invited by Mesars Coilara "a
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Believe me- gentlemen, most faithfully yours
III HATToN.
TesonaIs from TIE stsnotstsAed Ar1sts il, Es.rops
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Having played upon Fiauo-forte made by Mesars
Chicker1ng & Sons, Of Boston and New York haye
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For sweetness and brilliancy of tone deltcacy of
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consider it really GRAND PIAHo-roRrE AND DxCmEn
II TEE BEST HAVE SEEM OF AMERICAN MASuYAoruBE
ARABELLA a ELLA GODDARD. laIULO REnoNDL i
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SYDNEY SMITH. - oarts Icondon -
Among the chiefponts 81 e1oellance Of ths Chickar
ing Pianos Of which speak renowned ARTISTS iheir
cnneranatoxy testimonials to the Messss Chickerinc
are the greatest possible depth richness and volume OF
tome combined with rare brintancy, clearness and
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above A. ssurpraing duration of sound. the pure and
nympathetc qualityof which changea under the
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During the past three years this dr1n has manu-
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NJ Paul de Cassagnac, son Of the editor Of the
Pays. was hied IN z Paris on the 9th Of March for
Journalist, and wounding him. After some very
complimentary speeches from the; Judge and the
Advocate General to- n. de Cassagnac (whose
father 10 staunch Government Deputy he was
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s, T.-186O---X..

"a smile was on her up-hsath was In her look
strength WAS in her eep. and In her tEnds-PIANTA.
BIIvERa', Z.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SINIILlA SINllL[BUS 4URANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
E1OMEOPKTEIlC SPECIFICS

thONAxksVT1A111JC
uAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPE.
Ii R1EECE, m entire success: :Sirnple-P-ompt-Em.
oient and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
cannot be made In using them; harmless OF to be
tree from danger and efficient be always relia
ble. They have raised the highest com from
an and will always render satisfaction. y
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GAR. ) v. RI ~. >

II is with feelings OF pride American manufacturer
been received by us recently: iii.l:S7, ~ Z 80
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s. T.---186Q.t---X.

Another wonderful inRredient OF great use among
the Spanish ladies' Ct South A1nesica: mpsstng beauS
known 10 the commerce of the world nndcwe withholt
tn name for the present. 1rg 7g
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

when by the use Of DIR. JoINvILLEs ELIXIR you
can be cured permanently, and ct trifing cost
The astonishing success which has attended this o
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness
General Debility and Prostration, Loss Of Muscular En
ery potency, or of the consequences of youthful
ndiscteon renders it the most valuable preparation
ever discovered. p El+t %aG@I-. 1850 w. =
It will remove all nervous affections depression er-
Gtement incapacy to study business loss of memo
ry confusion thoughts of self destruction fears Of in
sanity &C. It win restore the appetite, renew the health
OF those who have destroyed it by excess OF ev
pracdces -EN1 : u +1111. ~ - -
Young Men, be humbugged more by .tQuack Doc
ors and ignorant piactoners but send without delay
Tor the Er and be at restored 10 health and ha
piness perfect Cure is Guaranteed every instance
Price 81. or four bottles to address So 777
One bottle is sufficient to effect in all ordinary
cases. stv y tgJ..- ga, ~ 1-! 4. -
ALSO, DR. JONvHLE's SPECIFIC PILLS. for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorrh@s aleet Ure-
tra1 Discharges Gravel, Structure and all affections OF
the Kidneys and Bladder Cures effected In from one to
I'VE days. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless the systen and nauseate @
stomach innpregna.e the breath No change Of det
Is necessary while using them, does their action IN
any manner interfere with business pursuits Prize s.
per box. ttj IN. }tss& 7.G 7 II" ,''-
Either Of the above mentioned articles will be sent to
any address, closely scaled and postpaid by mail OF
express on receipt of price Address all orders to
Z sE-5t BERGER. SHUTS CO., Chemists
March30 " No. 2S5 River street Trt1v
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i COMMERCIAL

szag Imports. - - Ezs z55 ~
LIVERPoOL-Per ship M1seouri-29s9 bars r r r,on
nto Order 100 bags Prepared Clay to Chisosm Rrns.
81 tons % Coa to Order; g crates Earthenwas. to Or.
100 casks Bottled Ale, TO W Bee CO: 100 cases
Bottled Beer, to Green, Trspman e. CO; 5cratee}
Chtso1m Bros, & Es.t # -- 80. tSs; - -
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few bottles OF PLANTATION BTrrERs ~.
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold E1trenaitiea and Feverish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fstid Breath
Elatnlency and Indigestion. ~
4i iSgs43" Nervous Affections. g.5. ".g N A. IA.
sEs" Excessive Fatigue and Short Brexth
So Pain over tho Eyes. -3.. H-g rs.&s@ S@i
" Mental Dependency.
Prostrahon: Great Weakness.
sanow Complexion. Weak Bowels. SO
Which are the evidences of -a& s0 lr '-l5saIr 4
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It estimated that sevente OF ell adult ailrnent
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
eecreonB Of the liver overhovinR the stomach po
con the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long reaearch we are able to present the
remarkable for these horrd diseases
the world hss produced Within year over s1
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLAHIAT1oE BIrrERs and not instance OF complaint
has come to our nowledge! - ---s. -
It Ia amost efectual tonic and agreeable stinuont
suited to all conditions of LIFE ', .y5l7 a
The reports that relies upon mineral substances fo1
Its active properties, wholly false. For the satis
tacton OF the pnblic and that patients may consult
their phyactans. we append List Of its coreponents
CALIsAVA bAnK.-UeIebrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fewer and Dyspeuafa
Weakness, etc. TWAS introduced into Europe by the
afterwards sold by the Jesutts 1e e,oy.os p7ee o.
ts otoa t0est IN siioer under thename of yests
d1s. and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
OF France. humboldt makes especial reference to tts
febrifuge qualities during his south american travels
OAsoARILIA RARk-Eor dtarThpa. cohc and diseases
of the stomach and bowe!s. H. - ~, ;
DAaDRIIoF-For Inflammation Of the lons and drop
tcal affections. e. "s'-f- !'.-' -;S ~
oHAMon11E FIowERs-For.e enfsebled digestion. &s.s
LAvENDER ELowERs-Arolnstic, stmulant and tonic
highly invigorating in nervous debility. t S-'
r. WnIEnaRKENLFor ncrofula rheumatism - I.
AH1ssr-An aromatic. .Ncarmtnative; creating fenh,
lnuscle and milk; much used By mothers nursnR.
Also cove-huds, orange carraway. oorsnder, snake
- &
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,.. MuRDERs N BRYAN CouNTY.--We learn from gen
temen who arrived in this city yesterday morning,
that tEo murders have been committed in Bryan,
near Station No. 2, within the past two weeks.
The first case occurred nearly two weeks since. a
man named Ryals had sold q wagon for s25, for
which he got an order on q Savannah house. He
took this to store and got $40 worth OF goods and
SIS cash; With this he Estarteds toward; home,
some eight OF ten miles distant, in company with q
negro named Tony Axon. Tony says he left him
when in two or three miles of home, as he lived
just by. Ryals never reached his home, but his
body was found several days after in the bushes,
badly decomposed and much eaten by dogs and
The second case was q few days since. It ap-
pears that a NrHope, from Florida, who is re-
ported to have had a bad reputation, had been for
to go to Florida. He suddenly disappeared and
day or two after was found dead IN the woods,
with Two gunshot wounds in the abodmen. NJ
mants say that suspicion points rather, strongly
towards certain negroes. w. Savannah AdrertiseT.
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TIE BALTIMORE PRESENTATION CoNoHRT. Sever
al arrests have been made in Baltimore OF parties
connected with this affair, charged with obtaining
money under false 3pretences from funds belong-
ing to the Association. Those arrested are L. T.
Palmer, Principal Manager; J; j. H. Schiers Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. J. T.. Hammond, Presi-
dent; Mrs. E. A. F. Meares, Treasurer; Patrick
Curtis, Clerk; and Mr.. E. A. F.. Meares. " A. full
investigation has not yet been had, but the parties
have been bound over for appearance before the
Grand Jury. 4. -. : .5..
It is much to be regretted that such IN occur
renee should have happened, or that having hap.
Pened, it should be made public for we cannot but
believe that the detection is only in part and can
not be taken ag - an evidence Of corruption in the
whole body: There are, we doubt not, many hon
orable and benevolent gentlemen associated in the
management Of the enterprise, on whom no shadow
Of reproach can fall, and who should not be held
strictly! accountable themselves for the default
OF their officers. The great regret is the evil
effect 1t will have upon a truly benevolent OBJ
ject, and the distrust which the public must feel
hereafter in all charitable enterprises OF the kind
In the end the South, for the benefit of which the
scheme was first inaugnrated, will be the only
sufferer: Yet the facts, as they have been thus
far developed, should not materially affect the
pocket nerve Of thinking persons, as, from the
evidence thus far adduced the defa1cation has not
only not been with the association as q body, but
was first exposed by it's more upright officer e. and
the prosecution against the parties will be con-
Quoted by the body as whole. We are confident
that the results Of the Investigation, when heard
will fully sustain this opinion and VIII serve not
only to restore, but to increase the confidence
previously felt by the public in the purity and
honesty OF the enterprise Whining ton Journal
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Mobile Market,

N.s8f'.s QNOb11e MArket, .--T.E
y MOBILE, April -Corron-There has been lpht
demand to day, and With the market poorly eupped
sales were resttictad to 800 bales. Adiddnep 25
MONETARY AND FIANo1AI-There ia little change to
note IN the market today except further advance in
goid. We quote After the close private
teeerams from New York reported large sales at
an adyance OF over three points to-day. -
ssernng continues with wide range in rates. nccord-
20 easa of paper We quote sixty day bills at orn
New York Sight is quoted u prennno cbac1n a.. =
par to premium buying outside -: =.
GGommercial Gon Francs s2h. and bank s73S. 3sl
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& THAl,RER4.
No. 4.Ilo,lN. HHp ID 2 ~ &"
GE%NBCHALK.

! consider Chiokering 4 Sons Pianos beyond com.
parison, the best have over seen In America @ Z.
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Mxsaaa P. q. DRAKE 4 Co:-Please send US another
twelve cases OF your Plantation Btters. morning
sppetzer they sppear to hsve superseded everything
else. and are greatly esteemed 7!lst.e CO =
55 Yours, t-;s rs GAGE Il WATTB.4
Arrangements now completed to supply any dc.
mAnd for this article, which has net heretofore been
The pubic rest assured thSt In no case VIII the
perfectly pure standard OF the PzAErAT1oN
sspsatsre on ssess plate engraving, eases be ea-
:! ,.7s{ III yEi: 80, = Il,
Any Fesson p7eendnQ TO sell PLANTATION BrrTxRo sn
baaE OF By Ne odon ssopGier avid iaposeT. Beedrs
Of Teled boes See thdz our fssuate Stomp II Uzmo.
TIIA1KD epe5y cork. H. .,-t
Sold by all frooers and Dealers throughout
tho onntrY.Et s.S.-
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THALBERG's OPINION.
consider Ohickar1ng + Sons Pianos, beyond com
par1son, the best have seen in America.
t'5--%9. ~ -5l'ts1" SSN5 IA g. THhLBERa,
Chairman OF Jury ON Musical INSTRUMENTS,
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coUIE1sH EIouR-ls IN moderate request at former
rates Salea were made Of $50 bbls ut Sl2aSl34O for
common and $13 20aS176O for extra and h1ntly brands
&CAIIToHHIA FLoUR-Thereis good business douo at
f1A Prices We notice sales Of 500 bbls and sacks at
q @WHEAT-The market fis quiet, but an advance az
one 70 TWO cent? has been maintained. The sales ara
190oO bush No: 2 Mflwauhe at $260aS267 and $1,000
bush white California at 33. Is. ref
0A1sAre less active sales were made of busb
At 72ha74c for Western, and 7Sc for State sF.Ts
CoRN-The market is not no active prIcea nra how
sveF ruling shout 1c higher. The sass foctup l22 600
bush at 81 30a1 81 for shtpping. Western mixed in
mixed, and g so far new yellow jersey -
CovrEE-There Is little more doing in RIO er CON
tAst; 800 bags do ex Hebe; IN Baltimore about $40
bags e1 Adslsino Pandargast 900 bagp ex Str Hum
nhtey zd the greater part the cargo Of the
WARWICK NIL on.prtvata TERMS =
CoTroA-The n1arket renaains without material change
The sales are to speculatofY ana
include 1470 bslea We quote - -