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From Rer. J.. b. FeHdGH
ssistant Editor, ChTi.ttI Phil4d4.
have derived decided benefit frUm the use OF
HOolan5's German Eitters. and feel il my priv.
iIere 10 recommend them a. a most valuable
tonic. 10 all who are suffering from general de.
bilitv. or from diseases arising from derange-
rnent Of the liver.
Yours, truly. I. ID. FENDALL.
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NOTICE,

1t il well established fact that fully one.
half of the female portion of our population are
seldom in the enjoyment Of good health, or, to
use their own expression, never feel we'll
They are ianguid, devoid Of all energy, extreme
" nervous, aud have no appetite.
To this class of persons the BIrTERS, OF The
TONIC, il especially recommended.
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CAUTION.

Hoofauds German Bitters are counterfeitsd.
See that the Signature Of G.. " JACKSON i.
on the wrapper Of each bottle. All others are
counterfeit.
Principal Office and Mandatory at the Ger.
man Medicine Store, No. 6II ARCH Street
Philadelphia, Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly e. u. JACKSON L co.
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DEBILITY,

KN4UTtlnT from NWTSt WUIItNtTf
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor Hard.
ship, Exposure, Fovcrs &C.
There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. 4 tone and vigOr is
impaired TO the whole system, the appetite ia
strengthened food is enjoyed the stomach iii.
gests properly, the blood is purified. the com.
plexion becomes sound and healthy, the yellow
tinge is eradicatcd from tho eyes bloom is
given to the cheeks and the weak and nervous
invalid becomes a strong and healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
upon them with all its attendant ills, will find
in the Use Of this BIITERS or the TONIC. an
elixir that will iustl new life into their veins
restore in n measure the energy and ardor of
moro youthful days, build up their shrunken
forms, and give health and happiness in their
rpn1iuinr wears
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, November 2sth, 1858.
i by the following schedule on and after the
3Jth day Of November lS65-Wheeling time;
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LEAyEs WBT-LEAyu
Wheeling Grafton
daily at. o.. s.OoAE daily al. 90. Aa5r n.
Cameron. IS FairmODt.-.. 55
Warrington g.li Warrington. 6l5
FairmOut ...lUO CAMERON. Is55 %
ARRIVING AT AREyTSG At
Graftsn at..-ll.0j Wheeling At. g:z
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
ELsT-LEAyE wsT VA r. 0. D.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daily at ...IO.5o AZ daily at. SEQ Pm
ARRIyEs Al Bellair....... $50 Do
Grafton. i.1)P.N. AEHvEs At
Cumberland. Cambridge. 7J5 "
Harper'sFry 2SA.E. Zanssville... 903
Baltimore -. 6:jj Newark .....lGB 90
Wash'tnCity 80 Columbus lElO 4 y
Except Sunday. Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAyEs WEST VIA c. 0. D.
daily at. 5.sor.N daily at. SG X
AERIvEs At Bellair......-lGE1 "
Grafton. lOOJP. n. ARHVn At
Cumberland. $40 A. n. CambrdEe..- ZIP n
Harper 7 y 7:50 ZAnesyi!is ID
Winchester. .... Newark .... ilJ "
baltimore ....II.IO cOluru bus. . 51S "
wash City .l2s2JP.M
MAIL TRAIN
EAr-LEAyEs WEST. VIA c. o. u.
Wb,eIiRg Leaves Wheeling
daily *. g.Z5PK dzily IT. so 4 X.
AEErgEs At BelLair----.-- ~
Grafton .--... 40 A. n AkEi's AZ
PaTkersburg llsl0 CanSrlags-- - ~ = .
Cumberland. 80 LAnesTiI3s s--. ~. -. q.
Harper's z ryl249 n. SeT2rk .--' igeSEE
HagerstOvn-. 80. CGiain ses II HOn.
Winchester go. 0uhS4yI -
Wash tnCity 6zlD days e11'P
Baltimore f.B
Sundays excepted. IL eguns-,ions
Trans 90 .,. tSe -. for PsllSdslphiA, New
York and BOstsz- AT 80 80
,,yton CIV lor All D0iats sSath- -..---
s,,,,i 8bio trains HAks direct Connection Al
Gentr1l ~ yII al points Yves, and E0rthEeSt-
C9I 4ss - 70 al principal points can b. procured
a Tie JOHN L. WILSON,
XAstsr u TrahspOrtaiiOn, BAlttmOrs.
z I. DEYRLRS,
povjD General A. gent, WkeslinE.
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
AND
HOOnand'S Germam Tonic.

PREPARED By DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thirty.fve years since they were first intro.
duced into this country from Germany, during
which time thew have undoubtedly performed
more cures and benefited suffering humanity
TO n greater extent, than any other remedies
known To the public.
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The stomach, from a variety of causes, such
as Indigestion, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility,
etc, is very apt to have its functions deranged.
The Liver sympathizing as closely it does
with the Stomach, then becomes affected. the
result of which is that the patient suffers from
several or more of the following diseases.
Constipation, Flatulence Inward Piles, Full.
ness of Blood TO the Head, Acidity Of the Stom.
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full.
nessOr Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructations;
Sinking or Ffuttering at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or
Sufocating Sensations when in Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency of Per.
spiration, YollsWness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, etc, Sud.
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagininss Of Evil, and Great Depres-
sion Of Spirits.
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Clear Bacon sides.
{ HOGSHEADS JUST RECEIVED AND
y for sale by
nJv5 n REILLh-
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II II &c T. -

Aooaand German Bstteus, per bot'le.-...:l %
Ealf dozen, 90. DJ
HOohand German Tonic pat Up in quart bot
ties. = " per bottle. or a half dozen FOR s. 80
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The sufferer from these diseases should exer
else the greatest caution in the selection of a
remedy for his case, purchasing only that which
he is assured from his investigations and inlui.
ries, possesses true merit, is skilfully com.
pounded, is free from injurious Ingredients and
has established for itself reputation for the
cure of these diseases. In this connection, we
would submit these well. know rem slie5-
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These remedies will eiTectually cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility Chrsnic DiarrhGa, Disease
Of the Kidneys and all Diseases arising from a
DisoIdcrcd Liver Stomach or Intestine.
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=
~ Dc not forget 20 examine well The art.
Gle EJa buy, in order to get the genuine
Z. III. LOGAN a. CO.,
Wholesale Agents for West Virginia
FOR SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS AND SToREkEEPERS
EVERY WHRRE
uov7s Tt, Tn Sat veov
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Exports Tor the Week ending Thursaay y
April rs.
April 16

Exports for the week ending Thursday
April rs.
MATANzAS-Per schr David Faust-7A, 600 feet
Lumber.
BoSTON-ger schr n Naylcr-S77 tons Phos.
b. phate Rock. Per schr Hawkins-2l6
bales Upland Cotton, 26 tierces Rice "a caaks
0lsy. u hhds Bottles. 6 cases Bottles. pipe
Bones, 20 boxes Mdse, ITO tons Iron, 60, rolls
Mating and Top Buggy.
STOCKTON. ME-Per schr Magellan-75, 900 feet
Hewn Timber.
PROvIDENCE,R r I-Per schr N W Megee-1s6, 600
feet Lumber.
NEW YCRK-Per steamship Charleston-Ie6 bales
Cotton, rs uerces Rice. 25 casks Clay, IA bales
Yarn, $40 bbls w getabies, IA packages Sundries.
Per steamship SaraQOssa-267 bales Upland
Cotton. t5 bales Yarn, lb9 bales Waste, Al sacks
Dried Fruit. 80 pbls Molaeses. 80 casks Clay, 81
empty Barrels. LOT packages Vegetables Al
Turtles. :. Per steamship Champon--I83 lierees
hice, iS3 bales Cotton. "a bales Yarn. 11S pkgs
sundries, 164 Empty Barrels ard Al8 pkos
vegetables. Per schr Francis Hatch-68 O0D
feet Pitch Pine Lumber. '
....Per scbr Hattie Coombs-s7 0oo Saat pitch
Pine Lumber. 19.0 600 feet Timber -'o--
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship W Eva,rosn a
sacks Dry Fruit, IS bales Yarn, 17l bales Cntior
Z" u bales Rags, bale Wool, A tierces Rics
Packages. Per schr Rlla Matthewes-Io4O On0
600 feet Flooring Boards, 900 feet Timber ~
Per echr 81 squire--1zO.0 600 teet Flooring.
BALT1MORR-Per steamship Sea 6u---kA tfsrcea
Rice. 81 bales Upland Cotton, 81 bags Rags, lis
bhls Guano hhds Cocosnuts, 10 racks Peanuts,
Peas, and kundrtes. Per schY e q frwin-250
tons Phosphate Rock
NORTHERN PORT-Per schr VIM Msnn-12O..
coo fee Flooring Boards. g ,..
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKErs.

LONDON. April 15- Noon-Consols osx. Bonds.
ex coupons. 8lh.
LIVERPOOL. April 15-Noon-Cotton quiet and
steady; uplands 12Xd; Orleans 121ad; sales 10000
bales. Corn 2ss Sd. Bacon 62s Sd.
HAVANA. April 1b.-Sugar advancing; sales at sXa
9A, for No 10.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 16-Noon.- TX. Gold
S2A. Cotton quiet at 2sAa2sc. Turpentne steady
at 491sa50c Rosin Arm at 50 4716a2 62h
Evening.-Cotton easier; sales 2Oo0 bales at 28s<c.
Flour dull! ct ncon's decline. Wheat steady. Corn,
mixed Western. 8Ahas8H. Pork S31Aa31L. Lard
19a19N Groceries quiet and steady. Turpentine
491Sa50%. Rosin 50 A6a8. Freights dull; on cotton
by steam 3-16. Governments 6rm; 62's 2016; Ten.
nessee's 81, new 65X; virgnia's 565S; North Caro-
lida's 602l; Louisianas 721; levees TO- Money easy
at per cent. currency to gold; prime paper per
cent sterling Arm at 7a<a7X. Stocks clos ed Arm.
BALTIMORE April 15.--Cotton Arm at 28}6a28A.
Flour family active but prices weak. Wheat dull;
prime red 50 loa2 2o.r Corn Hrm atssas7. Pork
quiet at 982. Bacon Arm; shoulders 1Ah. Lard
19H. whiskey o..
CNoNNATI, April 15.-whiskey hrm at 90: de.
mand light. Mess pork $40 30; country $50; little
offered. Bacon in better demand; shoulders 10;
clear sides 1854 ssugar cured hams 1eA19. Lard firm,
183Ssl9M.
sr. LOUIS. april 15.-.whiskey quiet at s7xess.
Provisions steady. Mess pork ss0has1. Shoulders
1SH. Clesr sides 1dsx, Lard closed buoyant.
WILMINGTON, April ID. Spirits turpenttne lower.
at Is. Rosin quiet at 31 75aS. Crude turpentine
steady at 81 eOa0 10. Tar unchanged. Cosson moth.
ing doing. '
SAVANNAH, April 1t.--cotton quiet but firm; mid
dlings 27c; sales 6A7 baies receipts so8; exports
coaetwise, ITO.
AuaUsTA, April 15.-Cotton quiet; sales A67 bales;
receipts 167; noiddltngs 27a27Ac
NOZZLE, April --Cotton-demand limited; mar
ket quiet and Arm; sales 1860 bales 400 after the
close yesterday; low scsng 27c receipts TOO bales
exports $50.
New OnLnANs April 1b.--Cotton " lower; mid.
dlings 28As28N cents; sales 1900 bales. Receipts
2Sb bales; exports 1907. Gold 32s1. Startling 4211
Commercial 1Ns42. New York sight exchange Va
u per cent. premium. Sugar frmer; common 1OM
a1iA; primo 13NalA. Mola.ses scarce; fermsnt.
ing bE. \es 44k
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Pride, Miss e 9
Parker, Mrs p
tarker. Miss 81
cage. Mrs d D
Pearce, Annie g
lPinckney, Ade-
j line
lPerson, Miss Z
IPugh, Mary Ann
IQuinby, Mrs A
Reeves. Mary
IRyap, Rose
| Rivers, Mrs g
Ross Charity
Roberts. Miss l.
Roare, Betsy
Robinson, Hagar
Sarey, Miss w L.
lSoubiates, Sarah
|Seabrook, Mrs w
|Scarbougher,
| Eliza
Seabrook, Mrs w
W
Sanders, Mrs L @
Stevens, Mary j
Stevens, Mary u
Symes, , Clara
Smith, Mics e NJ
Smith, Mrs @
Simons. Alice E
Simmons, Mrs @
r
Simmons. Katie
Tognerio, Gather
inc
Townsen, Mrs L
Tucker, Mre T.
Taylor, Miss b L
Taylor, Mary A
|Vanderhorst,
/ Miss NJ T.
| Walker, Miss v r
Vades, Ann
Wells, Mics 81
Webb, Mrs w 81
lWilkerson, Ber-
/ niah
lWilt, MissA
| Wilson. Mrs z L
IWilliams. Susan
j
Washington, y
Miss r
Write, Miss G
Wragg. Mrs M A
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

Iron THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1859. ]
COrTON.-Although there has been for some
time past many elements at work calculated to lower
the price Of the staple, among which are the unpro
table result of manufacturing in England the con-
sequent lessening Of the consumption, and the de.
pressing effect caused by the general belief prevail.
ing outside of the cotton region that the article is at
too h 'gh figure, inducing cautious buying and q
stinted use of the bre notwithstanding the depres.
sing effect arising from the operation Of these causes
the staple has continued to maintain good prices,
and outside of the effect Of possible civil and nan.
cal commissions Its future looks sound and healthy
Prices during the period under review have been
steadily maintained. and even showed o somewhat
hardening tendency, the English market opening
at 1870, improving to l21zd; at New York, which
commenced at 2S16, the staple sfaned to 2sZ@D29c,
and at this point midding upland, which began at
27h. hardened to 27A@2sc % fb.
The transactions and prices at Liverpool and New
York for the week have been as follows: On FRIDAY
April 8, the former closed dull and unchanged sales
1000 bales. uplands 12&dyarns and fabrics at Man.
chester reported dull; the latter was unchanged.
sales $500 bales at 2s16o On Saturday, the former
was firm. but not quotaby higher, sales 5000 bales,
.fsHas 1875; tic latter irm, saies 5000 bales
at 28hc. On Monday. the former was hrmer, but
not higher sales ~ 600 bales. upands 12d the lat
ter was firm, sales 450O bales at 2s3Sc On Tuesday
the former was active; sales 600 bales uplands
12H@12Hd; the latter was firm, sales 5000 bales
at at28h@2SAc % fb. On Wednesday, the former
was hrmer, sales IL 900 bales uplands 12kd; the
latter was 10 better and more active, sales $500
bales at 28X@29c. Yesterday the former was quiet
sales 10000 bales. uplsnds l2Ad; the latter was
quiet at 20x@29o D ib.
Inc stock OF cotton at present In sight is as fol-
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.5inaueia! an0 Commercial.
Tn. Uharles,on a,onoy market.

The charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY, April 10, 1869.
The market remains almost the same as at tho last
report There was general stagnation in business
circles aud no transactions wore effected that would
materially change the quotations. State Bank bills
have made slight advance on previous rates. A
sale Of $4,000 new South Carolina bonds issued in
exchange for bills of the Bank OF the State, was
made at 58H. South Carolina Railroad stock, whole
shareg, As to 45, halves 2c; Northeastern Railroad
first mortgage bonds, SO; Charleston and Savannah
Railroad stock 1920 Some sales were made at the
fret figure, but holders arc stiff at "a to as.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Sea DirRc.

There are certain things-as a soldier, ghost,
The income tax. gout, an umbrella for three
That hate; but the thing that hate the most
Jea thing they call the sea.
If you like coffee with sand for dregs,
decided hint Of ealt in your tea
And fishy taste in the very eggs,
BY all means choose the sea.
And If, with these daintes to drink and e,t,
You prefer not vestige of grass or tree,
And q chronic state OF wet In your feet
Then recommend the sea.
Once met q friend in the street,
With wife, and nurse, ana oniIoren '"ree-
Never again euch sight may meet
AS that party from the sea
Their looks were sullep their steps were slow;
Convicted felons they seemed to be-
care you going to prison, dear friend ?" "Oh, no
We're returping-from tine seal'
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PassexaGcr crss

Per steamship saragossa. for New York--Mrs n
Anderson. Miss Anderson, Miss 8 Titus Mics
Eicking, n MeyerdHk, Baptist Yoesten. Andrew Ar.
mold and lady. Hopkins and lady, o d d Fraser,
Miss Margaret Sattery. and 8 In stcerage.
Per ateanship y w Everman, for Philadelphia
w Nelson, Mrs Dole, Henry stratton, ) d James,
w Palmer. wife and four children.
Per tteansr rmilie, from Edsto. &c--Mrs ] q
Baynard. cLiid and nurse, Miss E swinton Mrs n
Hcabrook, 61tss Duva1. Col W Whaley, A III Mid
dleton, DR. k Cook, w Hume and wife, ana oshers.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS rom

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS rom
go n EIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship X Winthrop. Stewart. clear. Il .... M arch 8
The Royal Charlie, Anderson, sailed 49,. M arch 8
The Clifton, - up. up.....................M March l6
Bark Helen Sands, Otis, sailed ........ March Is
NAYAGUEZ, r.
Schr Ellen. Carr up to sail. ........... March 25
MATANZAs.
British scbr Lion Mcclellan, up. March s
DO ESTIO
BOSTON.
Brig VIM Robertson. Reed up. March 4
Schr Sarah Hammond, Wiley cleared. March 80
Schr p Bonney, small, cleared. ....... March 20
Schr James Crocker Currler, cleared. April IL
SEW YORK.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, CID. ...April 12
Schr NJ Morales, Newman, up........... April G
Sehr Argus Eye, Thompson, up. April 2
Schr Col Cook, Bearsc cleared. March 18
Schr Jessie CLARK, -, up. March II
schr Mary Stow, Rankin, cleared April 12
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in tho Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending APRIL 10, 1869,
and printed officially in THE DAILY News, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the Cty
of Charleston. r
A9-Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are ''Advertised"
49, Office hours from A. NJ. to P. M. On Sun
days, from 8 to 6 P. M.
( STANLEY g. TROTT. Postmaster.
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AJ- Persons depositng letters in the Postoface
viii please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Once. Aprit l8
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present In sight is as fol-



Excess IN visible supply. 82,232
Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now Sc, 600 bales tune 1885, 25O 600
bales. Middling uplands now l21zd then 12Ld.
The arrivals at this point continue to fall off, and
were bags islands and Forid is and 2197 bales
upands, against bags Islands and Floridas and
1885 bales uplands the week before and 28 bags sea
islands and Floridas, and 1888 bales uplands for
the same period last year.. The receipts have been
from the following sources: Say Of uplands, per
South Carolina Railroad. 1915 bales: PER Northeast.
ern Railroad 1855; from the Peedee 80; Georgetown
6; santee a. or Islands, from Florida 8. santee
bag. n
The transactions and prices prevailing in this
market for the week were as follows;
On Friday, April 9th, the inquiry was moderate
and purchasers were generally expecting conces-
sions but with light Offering stock, sellers remain.
cd steady sales about 100 bales ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at 26@2eA. low middlng 27@
27M, middling 273k, and strict naaddnns 27Xc "a M
On Saturday. the demand was limited hut prices
were without change sales 260 bales, quotations
unaltered.
On Monday, the rather better aspect OF other mar
kets caused Q frmer feeling and better demand:
sales 800 bales. ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at 28@27. low middling 27x, middune 27k.
and strict middling 27Ac y fb.
On Tuesday. there was good inquiry prevailing
prices being very full and firm sales 600 bales.
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 2ex@27
lew middling 27H. middling 276@27A, end strict
mddling go % ID.
On Wednesday there was a good demand and
prices advanced 40 v fb sales ESQ bales. ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at a27x low mid.
ding 27}. middling 27a1a2sc o ib. ="
Yesterday the article was quiet but steady; sales
$50 bales, viz at 49, 65 ct 266 at ASK; AZ at 27
6S at 27S; 10 at 27; 81 at 27S; ct 27s SO ut 27x
81 at %; Q at ASK. We quote:
LrvELPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary ...... ..26}k@D27M
Low Middnng.. ng.....e............. .271f@-
Micdhng 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .27MD28
BY New York classification we quotes:
Low middltng.. ................s. ..27&0-
SEA ISLAND CoTToN.--The arrivals Of this quality
Of the staple has been almost nominal amounting TO
only bags Of islands aud Floridae for the week.
against bags the week before, and 28 bags for the
same week last year. The very Hat condition of the
market for this ARTICLE which mas prevailed for some
time past. has continued during much Of tho week
Just closed and tuyers exhibited but little inciina-
ton to enter the market unless at heayy
But mctors IN some cases having shown better dis
position to meet purchasers, some 10 70 40 bales
changeh bands ct somewhat lower rates-compoon
fior'das seing ct tOa8Sc, and common Carolina sea
ishnds Mt $50 y H. Yesterday there was rather n
reliable rates to be given.
RrcE-rho arrivals OF Carolina rough have bean
ight and will be small for the balance OF the aa.o
as tho crop is nearly oil on the plantations. Tia
transactions have been limited during the week.
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vyal,ntngto,a market,

WILMTNGTON. April 1A.--TuRpKNTgNR.--OnIy
about 90 bbls received and changed hands at 90 20
for SOFT and 81 60 for hard, per ESQ pounds.
SPIRITS iURPRHTINE. no sales reported. HoYne
private transac,Ious we taken place. hut the psrs
hculars could not be obtained. 3f
RosM.-s sales reported Of 900 bbls at 81 90 for
strained and No 2, and 80 bbls at % for No /.
IAR --76 bbls changed hande as 50 20 per bbl.
grades. fsS 49,. fF NV
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per soutn Caa olana Maalro@ q
ApxAl 1E.

q 2l6 bales Cotton. "a bs es Donestcs 5Sl bushels
ber. car stock. To Railroad Agent, PeIzer, Rod
,s gers y CO; O. gr9at Adger, M,wry Co IhMraton
90. q II Walter q Co, IS Jenn,ngs & co. VI " Smith.
r A chagal. Buh,e e. Rhodes, b Gerdts Co, Oiag
horn. Herring & Co. q w 6teffens J l. Shepherd,
and n & w Devices
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wOMBN,S LIST

!, Allston. Louisa
. Albright, Ellen
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Barry, Mrs @
Barnett, Miss B
BepRy, Nancy
Bell, Miss N 8
. Benson. Mrs S s
: Bellenger, Mrs E
Bennett, Anu
Bono, Mrs A
Bray, Mary r
Brownfeld, Lucy
Burnet, Miss
Burns, Miss v
Byrd. Miss e j
Brown, Emily
Brown, MISS L
Branch, Mrs M
, Baker, Mrs R B
Carr, Mary Ann
Carter, Mary
Camel, Mary
Jane
Campbell, Mary
Cherry, Annie
element, MISS :
E
Clauson, Mrs j
CosGrove, Ellin
Corheld, Jenny
Conway, Darcus
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Crawford, Mrs F
Darcy, Emma
Dawson, Annie
Daires, Mrs J
Daus, Caroline
Dawson, Caroline
Devigo, Miss 8
David, Mary
Deal. Mrs j O
Edward. Binah
Egsn, Miss @
Egan, Miss @ e
Nnigan, Mrs A
Gambati, Anna
Gebeken. Miss j
Glover, Mrs s
Goodrich. Kate S
Grant, Miss l.
Green, Peggy
Green. Betsey
HAMILTON, Miss
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