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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH CHEAP

H4vtuk seeE3ed 5u1ns NJ DR.. AELPORT. II ~
WasLtIx xnn st, Tor the purs-,se Of pracsisln< pEa
1IelAY In sc1trs'. aEi arTAuled W:tl hiu u
do hts Artificial w"'k. | tr.ikn to dAvote s2.ciai
atrr.io7 shis trpar.MFu. u the pTufersf,n. 4nd
VIII. sLcre{ats, s'tcr I}+crab+r 1s-, lusert pA:s
c. erts:s As 4 teeth che1p as easd wesk eaa
elevs here * oE:L.ri II liz .a.rr time, Il 81 uAo-
tee 70 n, rtaia he TepIa:oc sa l9ox korne hy
tL1r U:her. tE teEf.et1a VI H9tkiAo4ap- aaf&otnJs
a1d tle HA.l.1l aSseafsarr Vt / .lic!sltctts.
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CHICAGO LIVE STUCK mARKET,

ThcRspAy FvKxISd, Dc T.
The following tAh'+4 4lt.,T tEr dsy rvrrip,4 and
eipa rn:t aee drr,r thu tn,
tbs. stt,&atted b5 The settrtnJ of tic unun otJ-k
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port al lhirnAo.
ANkIFfH.,..-........Er .Ertr 2
Fs '1r-tes Trc4na.n. -, Il IT rig 'f'' u Z :ts
ht.1 tE1 ars
Eetr tSruipE etsr. Linz F;+f. 110 c3e vts1.
Stlr ttta, Mtt.pI. b. Z Per, 81 rtA WoAd
eetr Mellter, hrtAiu. 70 t'us coal.
Alt.ccItanr0us ftrlns.
CoNMEreE or rnkxI.A-1he fottaHt1K il ssat :.
trt 1t tn. sttr1 and ttpAsti1,s Dt Tritts shc
lrii " Tuiedu dE1tnk the month 1t SuvtuIttI.
IRrIYAIA
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and Siie.f wtre r.'r'nsily unchRrsst. Nc eoI;.ale
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II! ier ilAtt. Guarant-e TO-, =. aud E.T,e-. Gt4 q
WOOD The d+taa d 70 Y Oh Y a. 3s'- All the f,tl-
i,utnR pritts tr1p1r heid! E~ern. - 70 a:ut0;
marle IlE1pSilE1. hickory sItea9lsl0: s1zss- - q
t3s IN ...-..
1xOOL~ Rec-ivea. II 80 1T; saier<e. "a A.. naI.
KLINE to rrprIt He d-nAtEe:. IN rsrF OF the
fset TIA. tte rrlr not Aife. rtlc are eosn3ssA
Is rlk nrEn. A. T. ll0~E:
Gb WAtf<j e1fr4 tlt @aE
nm ci K 4 "a eotdistnr ll4ht .41A u:
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fk,rs N: Lc,z1 Eo<d coz dssou LIE
fkrc ~ i,ru had e.ndtipE. lie
fu,r+ cp..te itehs "a "a t.e
Firter er srte -Gt md dt1ry IA1.e
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eHttn- No Chan-c t,et rEaee In the trre u,aIk-i,
liz dr.:. nd c,7Ls. ll-lt, aud 'tts. VIZ *
,J ., III = eh .Ar rnel.4r:el. tn y: 10
~ e. c-ster were .a,a- Nt - als, br si,te-!t
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tAAps1LE
Jstres II. IioslIs y Fr:tl. Elm H. Cossetf. Eer-
t,!C' III sasuu pslk for psiDttG. DamaEes a-sesscA
Al $s.ttt- 1h11 MAS an acI:,u ~ Recover for tnr
lL:-l3i.lmcEt OF IN agreement 10 sell the north
west qu.tter 9! Sectlol ~ ~. 10, cootasninI III
:cits, nj tue HIice vi sV 1'cr acre. Tlc safe MA
tusfLed 10 hare teen made By defendant i Agents.
Nhlrr.c i True. II auulo s.cA tuat the p1o7et1J
~1& g1teu IN tof tbie to 1nO IeAi eatatc hou-ts-
ltr oLe Iaaltd aid McssKe- JnlncA Il. NcCs "a.
Within 4 bite! Gethsd--pcIhaps M hour OF so-Mr.
setdAnt It clcr sent word 10 Wnlpplc i True. In
foru lpE inen that lhe prupcttE wx4 disposed o.
Eat tlss a:so hAt trade q sale, hut bad rot re-
II WAS Asa.c.l II te the la~ tbs. the 1tvice o!
cuus tel ~1i Lot eIcuse pEe2ca OF rontra-',
wss1sto,e. 7 isIeDasnt ienI, ra:cy 1einsc1 u
ltur rts, mAde BY Wb.rr:e i True, ~ his agents,
TT. being duly au!her.zec. tA.u he xo71d bc Ia
l,le for The 1oss and dAne 81 Resulting iron such
1eiusai, The dauases ~uu,u I. u.ade up b.
1nc esd tenoe tst eea the pr.cr canisscsed 10 {:
Nhrn tie contract snolld have I2en performed.
Cnoei our statute, the contract Ior tie safe OF
1aad should ls III Wiling. bli II not ueces,sty
10 Be- IN air II ipe1s 81 ,ae - ~ 81 s,ton q
pi'lc.asl ana agent, autcorzea ard existing Ut
,n' y 9:1,;oe 9,Is OF ne csatr+es ns,s
On ,hc ae;caian,, sui p:a,s1.o @ eou,a .eeosei. s!
nst y. hasinx authorized wnspp'e 4 Tsae to
Sci. Of 10 vel tn1oaeh a.o:aes agent, tnen, a
1hou9h Nhlpple IRE msde sac. II beiort
1ass , maae Any smot..*,um u ~rit:oz Of sae
tne pIeatI, sna aos1sa w.ppe "a: Tfse q e
tnen lneI we're sstoppsa . nom p .resi'ns 10 mzE.
stating upon waat terms pasl, Wi ssli DOE ! no
constitute u conrac. blnany upoa htu uuul II
sssspts s;ss tae s.a
made . Mia Contract AMI Wn1pp,e Trae '1 wer sa
CoEnix2ht Of the fscr, tsen lcess lA&Ler bad e.
right TO execute cou. .-acr.
TIE sa.c BY the nr1ocpbs nt properly H:rea Int
The char &C OF an aselt 10, a,tr, u reyoc uoa 9
nnS hnFSY ~ hA ytNA fnt hts sY-A~ n
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R[ Al ESIAlk,

wss1antcr deeds conveying city sad suburban
property, Hn1!u seven ml s1 Of the Court uouit,
b,d Tor rccotd cn THURSDAY, Dec. ?:
E,sLt It, uur e OF Morgan II, n I, eox,to
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CHIQAE0,HOQK BLANp PACIFIC RAILROAD.
pTro1-por. Ys1 Bu1en End sherman atreex>
= Ticket O16ne 81 6e1th Cl2tk t.1n<k-
Pacific Day y.E1Y1e4a.....-....... n:MAm fl@pM
Psrine Nsht tss-..-.......tt1i do pm- 3:@s1 a
Pe1u AeedoEne Il af1rhea 70 80 I'd
An eseEaat G.zfassi though 70 Osoat7l Blada and
sunday e1eea.st fs.tassay x1ese:sa akaaaxr
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Exports for the Week ending Thursda y
February IL.

Exports for the Week ending Thursday
February IL.
FOREIGN.
LIvERrOoL-Per N G bark Gauss-9l0 bags Sea
Island Cotton, 1891 bales Upland Cotton, tcs
Beeswa1 .. Per British bark Monueguash-
7baes S md l34s bales Upland Cotton, 1902
bits Scsip, 40l sacks Cotton seed.
DOMESTIC.
BOsToN-Per schr Sarah cullen-l4O iierces Rice,
90 bales Upia-d Cott n. bbls spirits Iurpen-
tine, l249 bb,s Resin, 217 paoEoges Hides and
skins.
NEW yonK-per steamship Maguolia-sS bags Sea
leland and 1858 bales Uplaud Cotton, OF bales
Yarn, o23 tcs Rice, 6t bbls Rosin, % pigs sum
dries ~ Per steamship james AdEer-li bags
Sea Island Cotton, Il65 bales Upland Cotton, lOo
ticrces lice a bales Yarn, 81 pa kages Sundrles.
Per steamship Manhatar-SS bags Sea
Island Cotton 1O4G bales Upland Cotton. 100
bales Yaru ITO tierocs Rice. 154 packages Fruit,
and ,undries. Per steamship Saragossa-
70 b:gs Sea Island Cotton, S83 bales Upland
Cotton, So tierces Rice, SS packages Sundries.
....Per schr Robert Caldweli-SSS bales up.
land Cotton, bags Sea Island Cotton. 2S8
tierces Rice, ATT sacks Cotton Seed, 166 casks
CLAY, 42T bbls Rosin, 1s0 boxes Desiccated Pots-
toes. 40 bbls Meal. 6 Lackages Phosphate, pack
ages Mlse ITO empty Ale Barrels, 39i empty
Carbeys. / crate Crockery. Per schr Josiah
Whitehouse-2l5.0c0f feet Pitch Pine Lumber
PHILADELPRIh-Per steamship Piomeiheus-l43
tierces Rice 523 bales Upland Cotton. and Sum
drie-.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-60s bales Up
land Cotton, $50 derces Rice, l4O0 bushels
Rough Rice 48 bales Yarn, 90 bbls Rosin. IA
bales Hides, Is rolls Leather, casks Nader
and Suudries. 80. Per schr A G lreland-l35,-
600 feet Lumber, 20 casks clay.
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Markets by Telegraph
FOREIGN MARKETS,

FORElGN hARhEIc.
LONDON, February y1l-Noon.-sccuriies unchaug
ed Sugar buoyant at SIS Cd. Taow quiet at Ass 81.
LIVERPOOL, Feb -uary 11-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady Up!ands 1214dal27d; Orleans 12Aa
1oXd Sales 10000 bales.
Eyening.-Cotion frmer. Uplands 12ada121Sd;
Orleans l2lsa1251s. Sales OooO bales. Lard fat
Talow 16s. Turpeatine declining. sugar excited; /;
op the spot 3ss Cd; a1oat 2Ss Cd.
HAvRE, February 11.-cotton quiet; on the spot
If ACC; aHoat Ii 44c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. February 1.-Noon. Flour 10 loc
better. Wheat shade firmer. Cora to &c better.
Pork hcavy and lower. new mess $50 25l32 SO. Lard
declining; in barrels 20a as0sS. Cotton unchanged
ut aOAasoh. 1u-pen;ioe quiet and firm 57ha6s
Rosin steady ut 50 5oa2 co. Frcights quiet.
Evening Cotton steady; lies $500 bales 80 a30 &c
Flour shade frmer, prizes about the same. Wheat
a2c better; white southern SO Corn firm; new mixed
Western 81 o.; New Orleans white 86c. Pork ire
gular; mess $50 5oI93; prime s26a27 so. Lard lover
at 2OAa2c. Sugar excited; heavy sulcs; Havana l2A
ais cts; Muscovado 12a1S cts. Naval stor. quiet
Freghts dropping; on cotton, by steam. Aa5-l6d.
Money easy; on call SAT per cent; discounts 7aS;
erlulB Soiu W % 1o/c SSoSho
heavy and lower.
BALTIMORE. February 11.-Cotton firm. Flour
dull and irregulnr. Wheat dull; Pennsylvania rcd
81 sOAl IS. Coru firm; White sol93 yellow s7as9.
Oats dull. Rye hsm. Provisions Grm. Pork s3A
Shoulders l51a16. Lard 81.
tNcINSAT1 February 1l.-Flour and corn dull
Whiskey hrm and i'll good demand at s5. Provisions
dull unsettled and nominal; bu'k meats neglected;
shoulders 13H.
ST LOUIS February 11.-Whiskcv, aic. Proyi.
sisns on ct Pork s33 1aa34. Bacon shoulders,
l41a15c.
LOUISVILLE, Fc5rua 1l-Pork 80. Lard 20Ha
d. Bacon shoulders Il; clear rt IS; clear sides
ls,z. -lour 5>4a6I. Corn cox. wniskcy 94as5.
WILMISeToN, Febl uary 11.->p:rts OF turpcntine
6SH. Rosin quiet. Turpeuilne steady. Tar steady
at 50 G5.2 II. Cotton dull; nothing dong.
AUousrA, biuary 11.-t;otton dull and nc rninal
sales AGO bales; receipts GAO bales; middlings 2Sc
SAvANNAH, February IL Cotton quiet but finn;
sales 400 bales; middlings 2sc; receipts 2474 bales
exports asa biles.
MOBILE I. bruary 1l.-Colton dull. Sales 200
bales; low middlings 272!a2S cents. Receipts 81
bales; exports 81.
NEW oRLRANs, February 1l.-Cotten easier. Mid.
dhngs 1sxa2e. sales 24J0 bales. Receipts 52l7.
Exports SOOO Gold s5al. Sterling AK. CONNER.
cial 48k York sight exchange Aa7s discount. Su-
gar active and higher Common 10Hal1. Primo
1sHa14 Yellow clarified 1AHslAX. Molusses ac-
tive and frmer. Faii 65a65. Prime G7a70. Choice
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February o.-1U1PENTrR-Ifas
declined 10a2nc Sales of 633 bbls at s. 80 for soft
and So l6 for hard, p 28o lbs
krrnrTs TURrENI ns.-Little or no stock in first
hands, and consequently there is scarcely anything
dong. One small lot sold at 54c p gallon.
Ros1S.-O1ly so bbls changed hands at 81 80 for
strained.
TAR--Sa,es of 200 bbls at So 65 q bbl
CorToN.-0ne small parcel sold at 2S1ac for mid
ding.
:, coaN.-1sOo bushels sold from vessel ats1 p Sc
lbs. -
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OFFICI4-L.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Ghxzaeston, for the serk ending FEBRUARY IL,
1a69 and printed officially in THE DAILY News the
Iewspaper having the largest circulation in the City
OF Charleston,
asrPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state tha. they are "Advertised."
~ OHice hours from A II. to 2. IL. On sun
days, from to P. M.
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DAILY NEWS.
Ea1th1ess.

We swung at anchor. where the wave u
Showed great e.-banners far below:
The waters rippled up to lave
Her hand, that with its bracelets gov
hung toying with the trembling tide,
That Joy, to kiss SO fair Wrist;
In the dim distance waste and vide.
The white sails glimmer'd through the mist.
There was a silence on the sea,
A silence that would not break;
90 sweetthat cen it seered to me
To hoat and for my l.1y's sake
To weave my fancies into rhyme,
That she would praise some happy day;
For then no fateful after.tme
Had come to sweep my dreams away.
'Twere well it had been but dream,
And yet trusted in her truth;
Her soft eyes had all evil gleam
That slew me, and che knew no ruth.
And still the white sails pass the shore,
And melt into the purple air;
But she will watch them never more
AS faithless as her face was iair.
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Passengers

Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-B Col
Inns. @ Pitcher, Baucs, J Powell. " Heriot.
Mrs Avery. & shaw, A Oliver, Safer and
wife. Camp, Swords. Miller conner,
Per steamer City peint from Palatka. via Jackson
vile, Ferrandina and sayannah p Mccormick,
T prain, Mr. Sutton and lady, Mr. Newbold. Mr. Bow
ard 8 Cramp. A Reddick. F W Gray. s Weld
Drapers Miss Tupper, L Baynard. a Curiel n
Iawter Mr. Harrington, Mr Bonnen, II Llthrop,
and 10 on deck
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financial aub Commercial.
The Charleston Money Market.

The CRurIcstOn money murKets
ssY.xxs7-I y Ia THURSDAY. February II, 1869. ;.
Quotations have suffered no material change since
the last report The market was generally dull
during the wees and the demand for securities linn
tied. Southern bsnk bills are commanding better
price, and generally higher than the last luoa-
tons. South Carolina Railroad shares are held OF 45
to AZ for wheles and 221s to 23s for halves City
stock was held at so to 61 few transactions being
nede above the former figure. State bonds have ap-
preciated and old arc n to 49, state stock is quoted
at 64 to &C. Gas stock has advanced fraction There
are no other changes worthy of note.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
in the Port of Charleston, February IL

In the Port of Charleston, February IL.
vrsesLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsriSG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Godcu Horn, = ions, Blacklin, at Boyce 4 Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure co.
CHAMPION 1419 tons, lockwood. at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loading-Janes Adger & CO.
SHIPS.
scotswood Br 745 tons, Yeaman, at Boyce's wharVes
for Liverpool. loading-R Mure Co.
Pedro P.andolit Spanishi, 82i tons, Amenguai 81
Atlantic wharf for Liverpool oad,ng-W Han.
Richard III, S8j tons, Wood, 1t Accommodation
wharf, from Liverpool. waiing-Master.
Musconeus (Brl, 791 tons. Groves, at boyces "narf
f.om liverpool waiing-R Mure l. Co.
Amelia 6ss tons. Boreham, at Atlantic whar.' Ior Af
erpool waitiug-P1tte-son Stock.
Graham Policy, 75s tons, Burgess at Atlantic wharf,
from Antwerp, waitns-Patscrson Stock.
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@- Persons depositng letters In the Posto1ice
viii please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stanap letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. February IL
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
February III.

70 bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton, 400
bushels Rough Rice. IA bols 1sr. Mdse, L.. 10
& co. " z Ryan, Z Cohen Co. Mszyci.s sal,ers,
HASTE, Calhoun 4 Co. Bschoff & Co. G W Williams
Co r " Emanuel, Iugraham 3; Son, a Pritchard
Railroad Agent and Order.
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Conslgnees por south Carolina railroad
February IL.

7oS bales Cotton, 95s bushels Grain, "a casks Ha-
con, car Wood, cara Lumber, car stock. To
Railroad Agent. Pelzer, RodRers & Co, W O Court
ney Co, tiraeser. Lee. smith Co. Reeder L Davis,
r Il 4 W Devices. q " Williams & Co, ] y Moore,
" Hyan, ] Sloan. b Wiss, j Prinslc, b
waiter Co. 1hurstop Holmes, israel II I
walker, D KIacke Clsshorn, Herring / Co, Il
Cobia & Co, Il w Stefens Il Co.
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MEMS LIST

] Mckinney, Ed
Jas ward
j McNamara, John
J, VIM. B
Nelson. Master
|, W A Charley
:, Viii Nordmyer, Died
rich
,mes O'Brian. Sargent
70. Ramon Oldenbuttel. o Jno
} B Orne, Lamon
CL Parsons, Charles
Col W Parsons, C NJ
Iackters Patrick, Allen
IN, Rem Pennington, Rev
JE
d Perry, Isaac
nm. Heinrl lPltzel. "
nd, DR. AjPortwig. F
Polaeka. Genl
4 Posey. Jessy
mes Pritchard. George
: Co W
George Proctor, Sanford
, T A P
Wilhelm Reed, George A
Redpsth, DC
!, Merz & Reynolds, = Edwd
!, r s REYNOLDS, E T
}, Dick Robelon, Richard
/ & Bate. B s
Roche, John
C G. 4 Robinson, has
Rutlandt, J
EJ Russei, A j
Angus lSchwnub. E "
,e, Will E Ih-ckert, J 81 L
>chlondorf, Hen
Edward r. L
Charley |Schnibbe, Cars
son, NJ a ten
Capt HiSchhresser. L
Scarpa, Joseph
G P Schlondrrf n
,harles Single OF, Dick
Pompey tfreedmanl
Shannah IN, Mi
i, John " chael
lev Ran Sim, Thomas
singleton, Thom-
8 as
3enry Smith. Master
il.iam Robert
5, Patrick Spark, william
William Sperry, Charles
O, DR. A
F itarbuck, G Fred
solomon ,Stillman, Alfred
John (oo;'dl
1 P IStrobel. j M
Thomas Turrell, L W
Jacob Tuerthtermonne.
!, Sam Wilhelm
!, z Vou Sprecken, a
] " walsh, William
Tohn W lWeatherhorn. Mr.
Alexan- Wilson, Christie
pher
|, Master Wightmann, " S
Winstock. B
on, B " Whitehurst, Csp
aptain Richd
Thomas Wilson, Isaac
sepjamin Wheeler, Hon w
an, Will A
Witherspocn,
AW Isaac
Capt tSLlWhite. Taffy
Martin White. Prince
Lewis Wilson, ] r
, Michael Wilkins. George
, Michael Wrane. Patrick
Id, Angus Zealy, c ]
p .IOhO
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wOMBN,S LIST

Adams, Mrs l.
Adams, Jane
Aiken. susan
Anderson, Mrs J
F
Anderson, Molly
Armstrong, Mrs
NJ
Artson. Mrs E
Baynard, Mrs I
Bacot. Mrs E
Bsbcock. Sarah
Ballesta. Minnie
Barfeld, Emma
Bee, Betsey
Bekotter, Amelial
Benford, Mary
Jane
Black; Mary st
Clair
Black, Rosa |
Bordeaux, susan
Bringioe, Carrie
Brownfeld, Mrs
b
Brodrick, Mary |
Bruter, Doliie |
Brewer, Mrs r al
Burns, Miss h
Burns. MISS NJ
Butts, Eliza
Butler, Susan
Jane
Burk. Julia NJ MI
Browne,-Anpa |
Brown, Mrs F
Brown. Matilda
Brown, Mrs A |
Casey, Secelia !.
Caldwell, Emmal
Callaahan. Bessy
Car: on. Charity
Cadet, EbZa II
Cannon, Farnie
Chapman, Jen- !!
ME Il
Charles, Sallie II
Clerkley, Emma|i !
CLARKE, Mary Il
. Uvacuman, MissIs !
Collins, Annie II
OOulns, Jane III =
Closhan, Mary !.
Creighton, Mrs d
John II
.Crlgmiles, Mary
Curtis, Mrs NJ ] Il
Dawson, Mrs c L
Davie, Harriet
Davenport, Annll
Davis, AIargt z
Duwane. Mrs E lC
Dixon. Margt IC
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SEA ISLAND CorToN.-The arrivals of this quality
Of the fibre show o falling of and we're 152 bags
aeainst 1s9 The week before, and 231 for the same
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Arrived Yesterday.

schr Louisa, Ancrum. Cooper River. 724 bushels
Rough Rice. To g Cart
scbr A Deas, from West PoiLt Mill s6 tierces
Rice. To Cohen. Haackel 4 Co.
Steamer City Point, McNelty. Palatka. via JACKSON
vile, Fornandlns, Savannah, &c. 27 bales Gotten,
&c. To J D Aiken & Co, CIvedo. " Lawtonr
Maptouc & 10, Il Happoldt, >hackelford 4 Eel y,
" Southgate. G Carr l. Co. Pinckney Bros. D
Darlington, Bredenberg, q Hartress, q Vol
lers. G Co, w Fehrenbach. Gourdin. Matthies-
sen & Co. Gibbcs l. Co. Stenhouse 20, Order, and
Others
Steamer Planter, White Cheraw, q C. 14S bales
Cotton, and Mdse. To Ferguson, Mowry Co. g
W Williams l. Co, Kirkpatrick & Witte, Graeser, Lee,
Smith Co, Ihurston Holmes, screyen Nso-t
q Walter l. Co, shaokeford Kelly Caghorn.
Herring Co, C White, Il q Harney. " Chafee
u Co.
Rooeived from Chisom's AIill-106 Hcrces Rice,
bage Sea Island Cotton. To W Bee Eco. } Prin-
gie Chisolm BIos, Courtney Co. Roper
stoney, Muller, Ni,uitz Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, crowell, New York-Ravenel &
British bark Msnneguash, Murra:, L'verpool-R
Mure 4 Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. New York.
Steamship Fa.cou, Horsey, Baltim re.
British bark Monnegulsh, Murray, Liverpool.
From this Port.
Steamship Saragossa Ryder New Yors. Feb o.
Steamship Manhaitln, Woodruff: New York, Feb ..
steamship Prom .theus. Gray, Phi:a lelphiI, Feb 8.
ship Owe2o Post, Liverpool Feb S-21 days.
Brig Rosi,a, Sust, Garth igena. Jan 90
Schr Char ca E Raymond, Higgins, Boston, Feb 8.
Sci Abbott Lawrence, Ooer, Providence, Feb 6.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Promctheus. Gray, at Philadelphia, to
leave Feb 49,
Cleared for this Port.
schr as Grove Weaver. at Baltlmsre Feb 9.
!s8hr Kore,, Crocker, ut New York, Feb 0.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

sOyerland to manufacturers.
NoTE.-Wo have deducted from New Orleans
Is. .572 bales Upland. from Mobile GS2o oaes from
savannah 1850 bags Sea- Island and 80. bales UP.
lond-and from Charleston 22l5 bags sea Island and
1853 bales Upland the quantities received ut those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and savannah
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12
Shipncws by Telegraph.

Shipncws by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH February II 11-ArrIved. steam zach Az :
pinwall, New York; ship Britannia Havre.
Cleared, steamship Fannie and ship Japan for Bal
tin,ore: schrs George somers for Nassau River ;.
Fla: Edward Kidder tor Darien; Cattlwamteak 70
Satilla River; Louisa for Providence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

The Br;tish bark David McNutt. McElhinney. fro m
LIVERPOOL tor Charleston, WIS of Great Ormshca
January 81.
The scbr Union Flag, Naloney, sailed from Provi-
dence. RI, February i. for RiIer's Island to load
fish cuano for Charleston.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-07
The Best Variety known

The Best Variety hnOWn
, CONTINUOUS AND PROLIFIC bearer from the
n first OF June until frost; rich, sub-acld Favor,
hne size strong grower, vigorous habit. Altogether
superior to any other known variety. Price ~ per
dozen The undersigned arc the General Agents for
southern Illinois. Counties along and south ofo
a NJ. H. r. OF whom, or their authorized agents ai
plants berries southern Illinois must be ordered
From large amount 81 tcstimony.the following an
dayits give idea oithc estimation IN when us va
riety is held by those familiar with it, superior char
scteristics;
State Of Michigan, Cdnty Of Monroe, IS:
Fenelon Scranton, being duly sworn,
deposes and saith, that ne Is acquainted
with the Mexican Ever Bearing Straw.
berry Plant, and that he has propagated
the saii Strawberry for three years, and
finds IL to be a rich, high flaw red fruit,
very prolific I'm its bearing, and stout,
healthy plant, and perfectly adapted TO
this climate. And this deponent further
satin that he has cultivated said Straw
berry for three years on his premises,
and that with unparalleled success, and
that the said Strawberry commences
its bearing In early summer,
and continues bearing until the
frost cuts the vine In the fall, and have
even gathered fruit from the said vines
when the ground was covered with snow,
by having previously covered the vines
with straw; and further this deponent
saith not. i.l FENELoN SCRANTON
Subscribed and sworn to. before me,
this 10th day az April, a. ID. 1858. Y
~ifl ALoNzo CURTIss,
rilH Justice OF the Peace.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-07
MEDICAL.
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EUREKA T0NICl tIsra
w lad sl,qb n9sd bad an ~ a"u 20
Nnd,s Rheumatic linament!


Now hasa reputation over all other remedies before
the public for the reason has cured many cases thar
have bafled the skl Of our most eminent physienn.'
and pronounced inenrsble by them all. Persons sur
ferng with Dyspepsia, Ind gestion s'ck or Ner 'ous
Headache, hills and Fever, Typhoid and Biiious re-
vers, CoughrSlSds. Consumption Rheuma''hm, Seu !,
rsia rws do, Bssas ?. Bach s,,.s ss0 ss,s :.
proeursHbottle each Of these 'nvsu'iAoe' -
dies and DO restored al once to perfect health. ~
ID EUREKA TONIC " good for Debility ron, az,
cause 1t has no equal as Female Remedy u S S;a
Digestion and purlhes the Blood ana P'e.,.S 10 10,
ease cloansinethe system OF limpurites when 'e'
remain, produce a sailow complexion ana ur'ns ~
disease thai makes life one OF misery. WOODS nie
ka Tonic is compounded OF the pures. segs's"e -
tracts and n pleasant t. take, and mild IT'S Ainoh
on the system. ,
Try one bote-it viii keep your Liver and stomach
right, and prevent bIousness. ~ a.
HH l4 w. INWARD, Oo'ihs0n' ny
A. r. WHITAKER. - 1880 u1 dui ~
Wholesale and Retail Agent. Cairo, Illinois.
And for s'le by Druggists generally Haf'i-'n'
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