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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
THEsUBsCRIBER:wI wILLsell on wEDNEs-

TT'HESU SUBSCHIBEK.W WILLseII on WEDNEB-
l. DAY, the
4th DAY OF MARCH, 1858,
the farm on which he now resides, situated on
the Mt. Pleasant & Martinsvilie Plank Road, two
miles from Mt. Pleasant and seven miles from
1859 ACRES, is well watered living water in
every field, an excellent stock-and grain farm,
with fair proportion of good timber
The improvements are a GOOD BRICK RESI-
DENCEt TWO TENANT HOUSES, Grst and
Saw Mill, an excellent Young Orchard of select
ed fruit. 1t is in neighborhood that is highly
moral and intelligent and with the conveniences
OF Churches and good Schools. ..Ul
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. M.
TERMs--One- third cash, the balance in five
equal annual payments, with interest. Posses
sion given on the LIST day of April 1868. Ad-
dress n SOLOMON BRACK ON,
.. Belmont County, Ohio.
Post ofice address Mt Pleasant, Jefferson
County, Ohio.
Feb. Is, lS6Ss3wA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James r. Brady & Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, who are now con-
vertng 7-3Os of the June and July issue return
ing 5-2Os by Express or by mail as registered
letters
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

IN THE I'D DAY OF JANUARY, 1865 the
~ Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio,
declared the estate of William McNichols, deed,
to be probably insolvent. Creditors are there,
fore, required to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned for allowance, with
In six months from the time above mentioned,
or they willn be entitled to payment.
JOHN Isle, Admir-
OF VIM. McNichols, decd.
Jan. 30, ls6S-3w
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Ainantial and Commercial.
Prices of Government Securities

GOLD closed in New York on Tuesday even
ing at l43A.
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gfw Advertisements.
T7S6. rHo'fH0r'" 1868.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
1856.


The largest daily paper In the state OF Pennsyl-
yania, enters the SIND year OF its existence with
Increased facilities for dissent mating the cur
rent news OF the day, aud for rendering good
political service in The Important PresIdentiai
Canvass Of 1888. The forthcoming SESSION OF
por9ant held since The Of The ss Govern
mont, and the proceedings will be anxiously
watched by the Intelligent masses In view ef
The proprieiors Of the GAZETTE have made ar.
raDgements for daily dispatches and letters dur
rsspondsnt, Who EN- Enjoys e he confidence confidence and and
friendship Of the leading members Of the SEN
ments, and the leading politicians who frequent
Washinston SO that readers con depend on re-
The proceedings Of the state Legislature, ,atfts
forthcoming session, will also,prove interesting,
come up for legislation. The GAZETTE will
keep at the state Capital, during the entire ses-
who will promptly report the proceedings BY
II is the only political journal Of Pittsburgh
which faithfully reflects and steadily advocates
the principles held by the Union Republican
Party, and interpreted by aloyal Congress.
sold at twelve dollars per annum, while It's price
is but eight. being the cheapest as well as the
largest newspaper in the Common wealth.
With the enlargement, every department has
been strengthened. The high character Of its
editorial columns will be maintained, and all
questions Of public importance will be fearless
The news department will be kept up to the re-
quirements OF the day, and In condensed items
Will faithfully mirror all the worthy
Of note Of City. State County and world at large,
OF live, enterprising and first class sfamily and
commercial newspaper.
Ample space has been reserved for market re-
ports, which can at all times be relied upon as
correct, as the current quotations for manufac-
lures, iadTm9;prod1cts 9p cattle &c. &C. are daily
The river news is collected with care, and will
N int ffVnfr fan .,ftl
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Allsgheny Cattle Market.
From the Pittsburgh Commercial.

: - - ~ THURSDAY, February 6. 1888
CArTLE-The offerings during the week were
moi large. ranging from 700 TO $50 head The de-
nj and was fair and prices We're steadily main
tained for local purposes, with a limited enquiry
s%r .ssood fat cattle for shipment. Upon the
Whole the market favored sellers. with slight
advance being serceptable towards the close
nriees OF cattle. purchasers in the neat market
have been complaining for some time @ at 1.-THE the
high prices they have TO p ior eaI, h D9. wsn hnt
have right to complain, as they IN all cases
have to pay the difference. The extre,i.e Prices s
were as follows: Extra retailing cattle sor.r et
sc 00ae 70, gross common TO medium 80 0OCa7
% bulls and stockers 80 0O@5 % 4 .ewt. The
operations for the past three weeks were ~ fell
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.aa,stuSstratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
~ Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
was appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator OF the estate of John Darrah, decd,
late of said County.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed To make immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them within one year from this date.
DAVID HARRIS, Admir-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13
Misffllanfpns.
n. O. Sugar and MOIasSeS.

WE HAvE now IN sroisE AND AND
90 bbls. Choice N, o. Molssses,
20 hhds. Fair tofrime N. o. Sugar.
Also, just out Of smoke
10000 bs Sugar Cured Hams,
1000 Plain
1000 Shoulder
Which we offsr TO the trade st lowest market
rates. n. T.. RHODES a SON,
Jal6-t Bridgeport, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

WE learn from the Delaware (o.) Gs-
zette, that Captain Amos Glover has
purchased, In Delaware County 800 acres
of land, for $1,000. dad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

TEAcHER's sExAMINATIoN, at5t. Clairs-
Vile Saturday Feb. 20. 1868 at the usual
hour
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

A MIsTAKE.-Twow weeks ago we pub
lished notice, to the effect that Crozier
Sharp, of Harrison County, was shot in
Missouri, while in the act of stealing
horse. This proves to be mistake, as
we learn from the Cadiz Republican, that
Mr.. Sharp is living in Harrison County,
quietly attending to his business. We re-
gret the occurrence of the mistake, and
take this early opportunity to correct it,
BALLoU's MAGAZINE for March, is on
our table, with the following contents:
The Skaters; Constantinople; The City
of Jerusalem; About Kamtschatka |;
March; Parlor Magic; Christ Church,
Salem Street. Boston; The Three Napo-
Icons; So as by Fire; When?; Lottie's
Piano; After Midnight; The Captains
Wife Exiled How went into Vicks-
burg The Order of the Avenger My
Old Man; Maude Vandelyn's Bridal
Dress Only Waiting Mr.. Jakes, the
Packman; Second Love; To Grief; Chas.
Grayson's Wife; The Mystery; Our
Young Peoples Story-Teller, and Our
Picture Gallery.
Terms 81 so per year. Address Elicit,
Thomes & Talbot, Boston, Mass.
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Life is Warm I! Death is Cold!
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consump-
ton, and Liver Com
plants.
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D.


B''tIdtr'9, Monroe Street, Wheeling, Wea Va
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D..
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING PHYsIcr-
l. AN for all DISEASES OF A CHRONIC SATyKE
incident TO the human family, viz:
DISEASE OF THE AIR PASSAGES.
Nasal Catarrh, Ozena Asthma and Consump-
tion, as well as all diseases OF the Heart ana
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Dlarrhea, D<s-
entery, Consumption, Plies, &c, and all
AFFECTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SrsrKN.
Irritation, Spinal Cord. Epilepsy. ahorea. Men.
ralgia and Nervous Debility, and ali affectleus
arising rom
IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD.
Scrofulous Sores Enlarged Glands Ulcers and
Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism, White
swelling, &c. His system Il the only true AnS
successful one for the treatment of all
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALRs
Painful, Profuse and Suppressed Msnsiruatiop.
pathetic accoInpaniments, such PalpitatioH
OF Heart. Loss OF Appetite, and General Dstih.
ty, &c. Special attention given to all
DISEASES OF THE GgNITo-URISARY OESAsA
viz: Inflammation Of Kidneys and Bladder.
Dr1bbiing and Scalding Of Urine DihiSltt Free
quent and Painful Urinatinn. Gravel and Dia-
belts, Ghonorrhea, Gleet, ,Stricturs and syphilis
SperriatOrrhea and Impotency, and all Nervous
Affections consequent upon YOUTHFUL ISDIs-
CEErIoSs. The Doctor is able at Ill times to giv.
satisfaction as TO result Of trca tment, &c. Com
munications confidential, and pronptly Is noticed
Medicines. cash. \ guaranty given in all cases
where a personal and direct examination ia
male Oiice hours-I p VI. to . p. ~ send ie
cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse.
.eiS
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Private Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL at private
sale, one Flouring Mill, in good running
order. Also. Eight acres of land, two dwelling
other conveniances attached also abundance OF
coal on said land. wish TO sell ON account OF
my health falling me. For terms address
-rrr j. MILLER,
Feb. 6, Is6S-2ws ~ f~-'-'~'I' - N~'''o'
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ansuraufe.
j. M. 8. CRAFTY.
Insurance Agent, Bellaire, d.

ID EPRESENTING THE OLDEST AND MOST
~ wealthy Companies in the country.
FTe. Otzsh AsseLs.
TItna Hartioru 800 900
Home, new York;, 36j0O0O
Mortn America, PhlladelphiA...........- 1,750,O00
Har,iord OF 175000s
Lorllaru, rev ork lt5UDD0
Home, .................,.'. s0I00S
Iys. =, - Chsh Assefs.
Mutual Life New York 900 OOG
Etna Life Hartfofd.....
Northwestern Mutual Life NIwo;ua,;is SSeySooo Soso
Travellers, Hartford Iife Academy. SOO0Oe
To those who seek reliable insurance these
companies offer unsurpassed Inducements. De-
on the most favorable terms. losses euuitabIy
adjusted and promptly paid. Prompt attentiok
given to applications for insurance.
Hh j. NJ 9! CRAFTY, Assat;
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Just Received and for Sale,

BY ROBINSON. STURGEON a co.
O00 BBIS. PATToN's CHOICE FAMILY
ANtO FLOUR.
g g SSI.. SSI. Hslsey,s p No. Buctwheas Flour.
30 Bags Good 10 Prime Rio Coffee,
10 choice Laguira
10 bbls. choice Drfps syrup.
Bridgeport, Jan. 2 Is8SI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

EvERYBODY Is ex-
II pected to settle with
yEPsoEs', opposite the
Post Office, at the begin
ming OF the year, and or
der some Of their fine
goods, which are war
ranted TO give entire
satisfaction. de26
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-13

CETTLEMETssEMY.
- ANNUALLY.-Call
and see the new stock
Of Goods, and pay for
what you have got, at
JEPaONa.
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Commercial.
nonI min. stock and Bond Market

CHARLESTON. March y, lSes.
During tic past week the free supply oi 1oneS NV
demands for speculation and investment cave
a strorr upward tendency 10 the market, and our
CLOSING rates today arc in all cases IN advance oi
the rates OF Saturday last. The highest prices were
NOT in eycry instance maintained to the close anu
tho to,s or be market last night was somewhat weak
This was caused by the rapiditJ Of the advance OF
the early partof tue week, and feeling that holders
nigh; be tempted 10 throw their stocks on the mar
ket with the hope of getting in at lower rates when
money became tighter.
In South Carolina Railroad Securities transactions
have been numerous. and the market was very buoy
ant. Stock has advanced twelve dollars Six Per
Cent. Bonds seven dollars, and Seven Per Cents
about three dollars.
Charleston City Stock has advanced nine dollars'
and the Fire Loan Bonds five dollars. City Bills
close At 81.
State Bonds toldl are irmer at an advance OF two
dollars, and stock has advanced four dollars.
Bills Receivable have been in active demand, and
are quoted at SS or an advance Of three doars.w
an upward tendency.
Peoples Bank and First National Stock are better
and Northeastern Railroad Certificates have moved
five dollars in the right direction.
Gas Stock is higher, City Railroad is at par ana
Memphis and Charleston Bonds ere selling at az
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THE DAILY NEW =.
ron,e Night, Come Light:

Thou iariy maid!
riobt IN thy stars and hrehles; anu orile
Th, n;rbtireales aud katydids, to sing
se-enade
For her, for aer,
Thou shal; plait twilights in her clouu 81 La
And each my love thine attitude and ar
I'LL daylight stiI.
Steal to her side:
Fold the warm shadow OF thy Jealous -
Over her cheeks, over her oosors $ ch''
But not TO hide.
No dew intruGe,
To chill her temples with otficious pearis,
Nor breeze, to tumble in pert, hoydeh c"
Her classic snood.
acndrnaiden pale!
AWAY, r,,. Goddess in a moonlight vest:
That be her bodice; but for oil the rest
Thy chastest vel.
come! come!
Make of nv lady's eyes tw.a brida! stars
A constellation in her wlndow-ous'
To guide me home.
The iorest-oee
Finds ever his own well-beloved hover
True 10 her trysting and the nuptiai ho"-'
And why nc >e?
With jocuna 0.'s
The mockng.bi-d would celebrate ne nlgt''
And Jack.o'.ianthorn bends his ray to hsh'
My way along.
Do thou thy best,
Tbou graceful Night, to deck my bride, M queen
Lend her thy shadows, and thy silver sheea'
She hath the rest.
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On Wednesday there was fair inquiry, the mar
ket being firm, but without important alteration.
Sales 700 bales, Ordinary t" Good Ordinary being
quoted 2O@oSc., Low n al. at o4@241sc., Mid
ding at 25G25zc, and Strict Middling at 26c. 3 H.
Yesterday the market was inactive, sellers being
inisposed to lower their rates, or buyers 10 give
quotations; there was in consequence but small
business transacted, say only about l0obale6, VIZ:
at 2O; at 81; Sat ok; IL at %; at 2SA; Is at
at 23E; Is at "a; "a at 24zc. The transactions were
too light to establish prices, but we continue pre-
vious rates somewhat nominally. We quote:
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining N the Postoihce at
Charleston, for the week ending MARCH u, 1858,
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston:
R-Persons calling for Letters Advertised Should
state that they are advertised"
ss- Office hours from ga. NJ. to P. NJ. On Sun
days, from to P. II.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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DOMESTIC.

NEW YORK-Per steamship AIoneka-7 bags S !
and 29o bales Upland Cott5n go terces Rice, l5l
bales Domestics and Yarns, 125 sacks Peas, 80
casks Clay, 10 hhds Hides, and Sundries. Per
steamship Miami-1I55 bales Upland Cotton
Per steamship Matanzas-46s bales Upland l,a COT
ton, s bales Yarn, o62 tierces Rice. bales MOSS,
boxes Furs, IL packages snndries, = casks
Clny, =. Per steamship Manhatan-lc osies l
and sS2 bales Upland Cotton, 2l4 terces Rice "
bales Domestics. 43 Cases, l3 hbls Potatoes, 1t
packages Sundries Per sohr Clara Montgom-
e-y-S0. 600 feet Lumber 25000 feet Timber.
Per schr Young Teazer-5201 Railroad Ties, 20
logs Timber :. - Per steamship james Adger.
% bags Sea Island. Cotton, 61S bales Upland
Sundries. ~.
ton, 100 bb!s Spirits Turpentine, 800 bbls Rosn'
10 hhds and 75 tons loose Iron.
tons Cotton Seed, O,o0O feet LUMBER
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
March 12.
M L,o1oc ro.ton AGE hrsboI,

601 bales Cotton, 4665 bushels Grain, 40 bbs EGGS
cars Cattle car Mules. To q Walter & Co,
Courtney Co, G W Williams & Co. Fuller, E Il
Rodgers Co, Willis & Chisolm, J Colcock, Street
Bros & Co, Sloan, ] D Aiken & Co. R Prin-
Caldwell & Son, W Roach, A seaqo, West Jones,
F & Jackson, Campsen & Co, Gravely, NJ Gold
smith & Son, j Kerr, ] N Tideman Co, Utssy
Kenyon, J May, N Jackson. Mantoue & Co, ste1,
Webb & Co, G N Averill J Colclough. Kanapau5 &
Kendrick, R Mosely, J Eanckel, Yelling, Nal
lonee, F Baker s; Co. Cameron, Barkley 4 GO.
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Market. i.

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE March 1o.-CoTroS.-With no
change in cable advices from Liverpool except re-
duced sales, market has been dull ana Tregular
We have only to report sales OF - oaes MldaInS a.
&c, and 90 bales Low Nidding at 24c. Ma1set
closed NOMINAL for Upland as follows: Ordinary 2:c.
Good Ordinary 23c, Low aIiddling 24c AIiddhne 25c
CorFEE.-Our market is inactive, but holders hrm.
We report sales of 940 bags ex +. &, wright, ana
resale OF an invoice Of COO bags, per steamer south
America, both on private terms
FLoUR-Was more active to-day both for export
and local wants, and prices firmly maintained; IN
cluded in the sales we're 500 bbs CITY Allls nlsn
grade Extra a S12 300 bbis standard shipping do at
S1l; 200 bbls Winchester high grade Extra at So;
$50 bbls Howard-sreet do at Sl1 25as11 75 150 bbs
do Super at SO 75a9 81; $50 bbls City Mills Super
at $40 25 200 bbls Northwestern super at 50 5O
in all 1865 bills. Market closed steady at quota
TONS
GpAE-Wheat was in moderate receipt to-day, and
mostly water borne comprising 1850 bushs white and
1000 bushs red; Pennsylvania scarce; market was
cts higher for Southern-ircluded in the sales were
500 bushels choice Virginia Valley red at So 9U 26U
bushs do at s5 HOO bushs good Maryland at 81 10
500 bushs white at S2 IS; 250 bushs do. at SO So
small parcel Of strictly choice white brought 80
Corn-Oferngs to-day light, about 5000 bushels white
and 1000 bushels yellow; demand active, but the
scarcely of freight room prohibits purchases ior ior
OF $500 bushs prime Maryland white ct 81 10; 2OOO
bushs mixed and!good at 81 llal "A, as 10 quanly-
2400 bushels yellow at 81 20 HOO busns do at 81 ~
214 bushs inferior mixed ct 81 H. Oats-louO Dusns
offered, but no sales reported. Rye-525 bushs re-
ceivea, 100 bushs only reported sold at 81 80 per
bushel.
MoLAssEs-No sales to-day.
PRovIsIoNs-The orders for Bacon from the South
continued Free and there is also fair local jobbing
demand. Sales to-day foot up $50 to 200 casks in
Guiding Shoulders at 12lc nib Sides IA and clear
nib Sides 15c in regular packages; old sugar pckgs
are filed at Ac less all round. Hams are steady at
1saoOc for Baltimore sugarcured, OUTSIDE for best
canvassed. Mess Pork is quiet but held steady at
SIS 25a25 so . bbl. Lard dull and nominal at l61sa
iGNc-only jobbing sales No change il bulk meats; !;
prices nominal In the absence OF sales but at full
previous prices. .,,
R1cE-ReInains quiet, for Cnrolirn at II 1Aa11 &c.
Receipts and stock small.
SuaAR-With some inquiry from the trade and
for refining report sales Of 474 hhds and GO tics
Cuba ex brig Brisk. on private terms G59 boxes; e3
steamer Liberty, at 11Ac-all for refining; 81 hhds
and tcs French Island, damaged. at 101Sc.. With
increased stocks prices slightly favor buyers but no
ouotable change; repeat ior tair to good refining
i1lza1lAc Ger lb.
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PasSengcrS.

Per steamship James Adqer, for New Tork,Nlss
L Smith, Hiram Harris, Mrs McBulver and ser
want, Miss Newbold, Mrs ANordhausen, Mrs Becker @
M Doscher and three children, Chas Abel, Black,
] Brown, j Maxwell, J Williams and steerage:
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. via Beau,
fort, Hilton Head, Blutfton, &c-Thos Church ana
wife. q Inorahame and wife, J r Rigby W Hopper,
Chas Day. Z J Myers, Martin, Heriot, Jri
Klein, Hentschell, Mrs Bennett, Miss Annie Ben
nett Miss " Ashburne, and deck.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
&~A THE NMAN LINE, SAILING
Nk2SE4G5 sEM.wEEKLY. carrying the q.
LE7Ms5K1Ro g. Mails, consisting Of the following.
steamers: y
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE, s
By THE MAIL STEAMERS sAIIIse EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
LIST Cabin to London. .lo5 steerage TO London. s5
Let Cabin to Paris .15 Steerage TO Paris. 4
Passage by the Monday stelmers-First Cabin SEQ,
gold; steersge $50; payable in o. 8. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
s20 Steerage, $40; payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre, Hamburg,
Bremen, &C., stmoderate rates.
steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
$40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per-
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company'st
offices. JOHN 6, DALE, Agent
No. 15 Broadway, New York
February 20 emo
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ezr Persons devositing letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without ;he stamp letter
cannot be mailed, bu; VII ae sent to the Dead Letter
Oi6ce March u
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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
tEurcl, -.


LIyERPooL-per Norwegian bark Nordboer-3G
bales Sea Island Cotton, 1915 baes Upland Cot
ton, SIS bbls Rosin, and 40 ass Cotton seed
Per ship Calcuita-3-3 bags ana 2S0+ paies
Crland Cotton. 1ai sacks Cotton secd. Per
bark Helen Sards-l44 LagS Sea Island Cotton,
1913 bales Upland Cotton.
HAyRE-Per schr Nar;stene-73 taes s ard l74S
bales Upland Cotton, tierce Rice, Boxes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-13

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Goy, McNelty, Savannah, via Beau
fort, Hilton Head &C. bales Cotton, 50 paGs
Ground Nuts, 1877 bags Cotton Seed, &C. 10 JonR
Ferguson, G q Ingraham & Son, Railroad agent a
BischoR, Col AIelch, Dennis. DR. Parker, d
Heyward, Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co, 1 PoS,er, T..
Litschoi, " Harrison, Southern Express co, COL
cock & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship james Adger, Lockwood, New YORK
Bark A Helen elem sands, Otis, Liverpoo-street Bros &
Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New YORK.
Steamship Matanzas, Ryder, New YORK, March ~.
Schr D Talbot Packard, Boston, March &.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship vicksburg, Benton, from Providence Men
scbr Henry Allen, Tatem, from Providence March 4.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Maria Lunt Tracy, at Baltimore, March .. :
Memoranda.
The steamship James Adger, which started from
ber wharf Yesterday Tor New York, came to ancnor
in the Roads in consequence OF heavy sea on the
Bar.
rne schr Grape Shot, Bonneau, from Charleston
for New Orleans, was spoken February 2stn, of Key
West.
The schr NE Clark, before reported wrecked at
sc1tuate. was sold on Monday for S54S. AL the car
90 had been landed and delivered IN Boston
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-13
Marine uems.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. March l3.