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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, April 8.
vEsrxLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTINa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Camilla Brl 795 tons, Peace, at Boyce Co.'S wharf,
for Livernool, loa6ing-R Mure Il Co,
Champion, 141S tons, Lockwood. at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
SHIPS.
Musconeus tBr), T91 tons Groves, at Boyces wharf,
for Dalhousie. N :, ready-R Mure 4 Co..
Amelia GSS tons. Boreham, at lantic wharf, Tor Lf
erpool waiting-Patcrson Stock.
Pacific. G35 tons, Foss, ut y Railroad wharf, Tor
Liverpool, loading-W Smith Il 70.
Richard iJI. gs5 tons, Wood, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, from Liverpool, wltins-Mastcr.
BARKS.
ARA IHri ish G39 tons, Fullmore at Vanderhorsps
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Raverel & Go.
The Queen IBrD, G9S tens, Cook, in the stream, for
Quebec, rcldy-R Mure Co.
Harriet Il Hu.scy, G6i tons, Ulmer. in the stream,
ior Liverpool, ready-W Roach L Co.
Dalkch lBr, s4s TONS Anderson, in the Stream, from
Loudon, waiting-R Mure 4 Co.
David McNutt tBrL 5o2 TONS McElhenny, at Brown
Il Co.'S wharf, from Liverpool, waitng-R Mure
w. BR1Gs.
Florcncta lspan) 40 tons, Font at Palmetto wharf,
from Havana, to DO rcpared-J Enslow & Co.
Teresina Br). 245 tons, Ellis. at Marshalls wharf, for
Queenstown aud Is Market. loading-R Mure l.
Co.
Cecilia B 2O2 tons, Bi.rup, nt Boyce Cos wharf,
for Cronstadt, loading-k 7 Walker
Courier (Brl 209 tons. Jenkins. of Marshals wharf,
from Port Talbot, diechargiDg-R Walker.
Aanzanillo. 1853 tons, Magune. in Ashley Hiver for
Northern Port. loading-Olney & Co.
wharf. for Bucksville, c, ready-Ris.ey
Creighton
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r. ,ns,snees per South Carolina Railroad
April g..

April 8.
900 hales Cotton, &C bales Domestics. 10 cars
W. ~ and uH car stock. To Railroad agent, G
ye1tar WCVa 20 Pelzer, Rodgers Co, Fripp Mey,
Downs M1yy Co. EFGsi FmtS AaSeS, ssnss aC'a
s stnlu r. r. " r Williams & Son, j NJ Caldwell &
so0s " I WehS, G Follin. King & Gibbon, Clas-
horn Herring e Co ard J d Laftte.
consisnees per Northeastern Railroad
April 8.
Il bales Cotton, 245bushcls Rough Rice. Tobacco,
~ Ravenel & Co. d Bischof & Co, Quacken-
bush. B sloan. c b; uce, E Bull Pelzer Rodgers
h Co. Jetfords 4 Co, D Alexander, L Cohen 90,
Kendall & Dockery, Geo Williams s &c. > Caid-
uSi' 4 Sons, Mrs Mitchell, McManus. Reeder &
nsvis q 81 Waite, & Go and Geo Pingree.
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RailrDa0s.

SUPERINTENDENTHF OFFICEJ
SAVANNAH ANo CHARLESTON RAILROAD CoAPANY,i
MnL-sTREET DEPOT. CHARLESTON, april 6. 1869.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY 18th APRIL, THE
~ TRIWEtKLY TRAIN will leave Charleston on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at 600 A. 81.
Arriving at Coosawhatehie. at 1880 ID.
REToRNING
Leave Coosawhatchie on same days, at 1880 Z. NJ.
Arriving in Charleston. on.............n nt 6:00 Z. b.
Connections by Hacks with WATERFORD and Beau
Ecrt.
Fleiphts received up to o'clock. P. NJ , on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, forwarded by
next Train. @. 8. GADsDEN,
April6 Superintendent.
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wOMEN,S LIST.


| Aimar, Miss NJ
| Allstoli, Mrs a
| Amair. Miss A
| Ankron, Mrs ]
| Arnold. Mrs NJ :
| Babb, Nancy g
Bailey, Mrs F NJ
| Barfeld, Emma
Beaudrot. Mrs Z
| Bentham. Miss c
| Bloodgood, Miss
| Il o
| Bloodgood, He.
| len
| Black, Chloe
| Bonnoitt, Lena
Bowens. Lydia
Bollwinke), Ca
| thari.a
| Boylin, Della
| Bringloe, Mrs
! Saml
| Brenan, Mrs
| Brennan, Julia
| Brooks, , Mary
Berdo, Sarah
| Burke, Tyra
| Burckmyer, FL
| len
| Buggs, Laura
| Brown, Alice
| Brown, 1yra
Brown, Mrs L
Brewn, Mrs N
| Cart, Mary
| Cabrock, Mrs Al
| Cunningham, Al g.
~ ]
Calder. Agnes
Campbell, Mrs F
Campbell, Mrs W
Campbell, Mrs M
Chichester. Mary
Chase, Jane
Chapman. Mrs r
CARY, Mrs L
Cosgrove, Miss c
Cele, Miss z
Cook, Jane
Cordes, Eliza III
Colman, Mrs P
Coulbeart, Miss
NJ
connyen, Mary
Cooper, Mrs w {
Craig, Mrs f
Culpatrie, Molly
Curtis, Mrs E
Chisolm, Miss +
Davis, Mrs b 8
DeRacken, Annc
Dixon, Mrs T
Drirer, Miss Ruth
Dray ton, Eliza
Dunn, Mrs O
Eason. Mrs z A
Ellis, Miss J
Espey, Sarah V
Fearrell. Miss
July
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NoTz.-Wc have deducted from New Orleans
25633 bales Upland, from Mobile 0s92 Bales from
Savannah 345s bags Sea Island and ?27 bales Up
land-and from Charleston 251G bags Sea Island and
179 bales Upland the quantities received OF those
ports from Mobile Florida, Texas and Savannah
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Marine Aews.

Port of Charleston. April 9.
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5-16 80 n! s,S; IS at 7-16 "A at s1s. Yesterday
about $50 ierces were so d, say IS at 1l6; 80 at
8H; TG at 8Hc q tt. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at 7,<@sx; good sH@s15- We note
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Exports of Rice. Naval Stores and I'm
Der from the Port OF Charleston, fro.n
September L to April 9. 1869
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IHe IoHU"IH" sIateIHeul oI tue bI0CH Vr eV''OI1 u
present in sight is probably nearly correct:

Total. 1,3lG 672 1,290365
Incraasa II, visible sunnly 26 307
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFlCE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, Feb. 16. go. !
COTTON.-This article during much of the morn
ing was characterized by the same absence Of busi-
which had been the prevailing feeling for
several days, but at late hour several purchasers
having entered the market for the purpose of filling
special orders, operations to the extent Of about $50
bales took place. generally the basis OF about 28c
" lb for low iddling; but the staple closed still
settled, holders remaining firm while there lit
tie disposition on the part OF buyers to enter the
market unless at concessions. Tho transactions
were: at 261; rs at 27; 70 at 271; 81 at 27; ITO
at %; 73 at 2SI; 18 at 28hc. Our quotations are
nominal and only apply to the business of the day,
say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..27A@27M
Mfddnng. g.........................2SL .2SL@-
BY New York classification we quote:
Middlng. @
RICE.-This grain some request but prices
had an easier tendency; sales about 108 tierces of
clean Carolina sly 1865 ierces at S5S 16 at 50. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at aAQDS1d;
good S%@szSc u 1b.
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Arriyea YesterdnY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-left
- inst. Mdse. To James Adger & 90, E Adger
Co. g Aimar, c D Ahrens Co. A II Abrahams
Andrews & salvo, Archer. Ell D Burkett u Brahe
@ e0 nisss sgsss agent sr1sto bgTctmyes
Bates & Co. HsBischoff & Go, III Il Cowperthwait, J
Communism & Caldwell, Cameron, Barkley &
CO. Clancy, j Il claussen. G Cook, eas McpuG q
Cohen. Chaplin q CO. 7 Cater D Carr Co, II
DAILY. I David. Dawson, Mrs DeLeon, Doug
las Miller. Dowie D. Noise, Duval & son, Ed
gerton & richards. G Dreyer. Entelman, Fair
ly & Co, L Fals g. co. Feldmann Co. 8 Fass, J
Ferguson, Fer na Flaum Fleming M CO. Furchgott
G Goodwin, j Grayer Co, q Graveley, Good.
rich, Winemon Co. Il Gerdts l. Co, g Il Gruber, 9
Goldstein, w harral, Hart Co, J w Hsrrisson, Il
Henry, Heeseman & Bro, F Horsey, J Il Hillen, J
Hurkamp co, N A Hunt, Hyman Co. A Illlng. J
Jar, Jeffords \ GO. Jennings. 1homhnson & Co. 9
Wickenbere & Ce. gncss.ooil & small Kreite &
Chapman, LANCER, Lafitte & Co. L H l., r L Mu.
riilo. Litschgi, ; Leyersen: 9 Madsen. Marion w
FL Muller, J g Minor Co. Muller Nimitz GO,
Murphy & Little McLoy \ Rice, Naehnan & Co, N
.Gsa son oss ass SHsi son oseDdor Sssil
GO. W Paddon, Parry Little, Patterson & stock.
Paul. Welch 4 Brandes. 8 & u Pearson, r prin.
Seffens Co, y Solornons, L SchelI, r Il schroeder
W steele, Z stodoard s. Co. J NJ swinton, Sou.
@ sens sSnten
ner Monsees Walker. Evans & cosswell. Werner
Ducker, j w Walker, w l. Webb. West & Jones' T.
Weiskopf, Willis & Chisolm, A W Williams G. w VIII.
iams & Co. II White, II Wilson, w u Whilden 8.
Co. M Wohltman, w Yates, Zpgbaum, Young
GO. s Q Railroad Agent and others. Strong SOUTH
erly winds the entire passage.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, savannah via Beaufort,
Button and Edisto II bales Cotton, % Iron Rollers.
25 sacks Coffee, Ga bags Groundnuta, aud Mdse. 10
Ferguson. H Baker g. Co. II Wagner, wardIaw
Carew. A Graver. Mantoae 4 Co. W M Lawton,
M Bird d Go, w n Harrison, Ravenel g. Co MRS
Caroline Pope, southern Express Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr vraie, Mason, Philadelphia--H r Baker & Co..
Schr Kanduskeag, Wyatt. Freeport, Me, via George
town, y CIV Roaoh & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Brisish ship Scetswood, Yeaman, Liverpool via Ner.
folk, Va.
Schr Ada Andrews, Robbins, Baltimore.
sTss Erom this Fort.
British ship Gorilla, Jones, Norfolk, va Feb H.
Schr Minnie, Smith, Wilmington, N q, Feb is.
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BKAfN AND MUSCLE.
N1 s~--<---~ i-r'fF tNl
@ The NrOOd for each.

DR.. Albert Bellows book, elbow not to be
Sick, )" has some good suggestions about food.
We quote portion Of what he says in regard
to
BRAIN WORKERS.
It has been proved by analysis that the more
active the brain, the more phosphorus is used
using up more on Sundays, and lawyers on
court days, than at envy other times, and yet
our professional mon have lived as other men
live eating what has come before them with
out considering whether the elements they
take are adapted to develope stupidity or men,
tal vigor; eating, perchance. such stupefying
articles as ham or fat pork, and white bread
and butter while making or preaching SER
mon, and such phosphate food as trout and
other Ash, with unbOlted bread, vegetables
and fruit, when idle or rusticatings But lit
tie observation would show vast difference in
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THE DAILY NEWS.
An Old Poem.
Bx GEORGE wTTHER.
I16l2.1

1921
Shall I, wasting in despair,
Die, because women's fe!r?
Or bake pale my cheeBs with care,
Cause another's rosy are?
Be che fairer than the day,
Or the dowery meads III May,
II she be not 30 to me,
What care how fair she be?
Shall my 70 ,]ish heart be pained,
Cause see q woman kind,
Or well disposed nature.
Joined with q lovely feature?
Be she meeker, kiDdor, than
Turtle dove or elican,
II she be not so to me,
What care l how kind she be?
Shall woman's virtue move
Me to perish for her love?
Or her well-deserving known,
Make me quite forget miro own?
Be she with that goodness blest,
Which may gain her name Of best,
If she be not such 10 me,
What care how good she be?
cause her fortune seems too high,
Shall play the fool and die?
Those that bear noble mind.
Where they want of riches find.
Think what with them they would do,
That without them dare to WOO:
And unless that mind l see,
What cure how great she be?
Great, or good, or kind, or fair,
Twill no'er the more despair.
If she love me, this believe,
will die ere she shall grieve:
If she slight me, when I WOO,
can scorn and let her go;
For IL she 100 not so for me.
What care for whom abe be?
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five of the European sovereigns are bachelors
one has been divorced, without going to Chica;
go; twenty-six Of them are married, especially
the Sultan Of Turkey, and six have loet their
cOnsOrts by DEATH.
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Wilmington Market.
Rassen%ers.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-A r
ler r P Herzberg. Quintard, Z Mills vii.
lard j Hewlett, Mrs w White. J Eush and
wife, Gudkoff, M Bradford, Mrs willard.
M Hewlett, NJ Lee, 81 Morris, Powell, + d
Walker, and IA in steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort,
Hilton Head and Bluffton-J Osendorf, Fl Bur-
gess. B w Rogers, F Clark, Col Lyford, Mr. Amory.
7 Delaney Mathieson, Wiwell, S Leitch. c K
Williams w Bennett, snallwood g Bomes,
G s EdWards. E Hutchinson, r 8 Marshall, j
Matthewes. Pope, and IA on deck
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COnstgmeesHcr south CaR OHM Railroad
February Nc.
$40 bales Cotton, SO bales Domestics, 16 hhds Ba-
con, 6S bbls Naval stores, z Lumber, ! car
Stock. To Railroad Agent w O Courtney & Co, G.
a Walter co, I Z , Robson. Pelzer. Rodgsra n Co.
Brodie 60, q w Williams Go, w d Williams h
Son, Z Sloan, w Ryan, Frost & Adger, Kirk.
patrick Wit'e. Reeder y DAVIS, Mowry u co, q w
Steffeps & Go, Thurston & Holmes, II Cobia & Co.
COmsigmees per Charlestoa nna savam-
nah Kailrasa. February 10.
Cotton, Rice. Potatoes. Mdse. go, TO "a An
drews, w b Minott, Il Adger, w Small w r Dow.
ling, J Adger u Go. T Kanapaux Hunt Bros &
Go, Pringle. Stoll, Webb g. 90, H Bischoff A Co.
Bee b Go, KlRtte & Co,
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Memoranda.
LIST OF VESSELS


FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship r Winthrop, Stewart, sailed .."..... Jan 20
The Edith Wheeler sailed. Jan IL
British bark David McNutt, McEhenny, sid. Jan l8
Bark Harriet Hussey, Holmes sailed ...Jan IA
British brig Cecilia Blstrup, sailed. Jan 6
HAvRE.
Ship Pacific Foss, sailed. Jan
PORT TALBOT.
The Courisr, Jenkins, sailed Jan IL
MEsTIc.
BOSTON.
Schr b Hawkins. Wyatt. up. Jan 25
Schr Mary Haskell, Barbour, cleared. 49,. Feb 10
NEW YORK.
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, up..................Fe Feb IL
Schr Marion Gage Shepherd, cleared. Feb 13
Schr w Godfrey. sears, cleared. Feb IL
Schr Iona, Kendall, cleared. Feb 13
Schr @ Hulse, Hildreth, cleared ...... Feb IL
Schr Koret Crocker, cleared. Feb 8
schr Enchautress, Covert Cleared Feb 6
SCnT MdVlueN l1enuey, -, up.... .teD 1
Schr Trade Wind -, Observation-Disclosures Feb 13
PHILADELPHIA.
steamship P.ometheus, Gray, sailed. Feb IA
Schr Clara milford, cleared Feb s
Schr Annie Iarton Erlnk, cleared Feb 10
BALTIMORE.
steamship Falcon, HOrscy, to sail. Feb ID
Steamship Maryland, Johnson sailed. Feb 15
ocnr Alce u lace, -, up. .Feb Ii
Scnr CanpDell, IOrry, up. .keb Ii
Schr Rachel seaman, High cleared. Feb &
Schr Laura, Ceombs. up. Feb 8
Schr G Grove Weaver, cleared. ........... Feb 8
Schr c T Mayo, Mcmillan, cleared. .......... Feb II
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GonlulerfiaI.
Exports.

PHILADFLPHIA-Per soho vraie-416 bales Cotton
10 bales Rags, 10 tons and IL hhds Iron, 10, OOU
feet Lumber. 25 casks Clay, 100 empty Barrels
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Markets by Telegrap pm.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, February lG-Noon.-Ccnsols unchang-
ed. Bonds 29
FRANKFORT, February 1G.-Bonds 49,
LIVERPOOL, February 1c-Noon.-Cotton declin.
ing; uplands 12Ad.; Orleans l21sd Sales sOoG
bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK. February 16-Neon.-Money active al
z. Sterling, o. Cole, 35. COS, 152l. Cotton dull
at 291ac.
Evening.-Cotton dull and heavy; sales 900 bales
| at 291ac. Flour dull and 5a1Oc lower; superhne
STATE, SIS 80a6 40; common to fair extra Southern
Sc 05a7 10. Wheat heavy. Corn slightly favors buy
ers; white Southern, 93a93; new Southern
mixed. 93c. Pork frmer; new, $50 5Oa32 rs; OLD,
S32aS2 25. Lard shade frmer. Whiskey quiet
and unchanged. Rice dull. Sugar firm; Porto
hlco, 131a. Muscovado 124a131s; Havana, 1874
lac. Molasses firm; New Orleans, s4a8sc. Turpen-
tine 5Ga56hc. Rosn. So 45a8 5O Freights declin-
ing; cotton, by steam, 14d.
BALTIMORE, February 1G-Cotton unchap ged
Wheat firm. Corn firm; prime white s5 yellow
s0a92 Oats firm. Rye nominal. Pork sS3as3 5O
Shoulders 15A. Lard 2O3sa2l.
CINCINNATI. February 16-Flour and corn dull.
Whiskey firm at s5. Provisions frmer on the part
of holders with more inquiry. Mess pork held at
$685. ard 90 Bacon shoulders 141s clear sides 17s<
ST. LOUIS, February 1G- Whskey dull at CSC.
Bacon dull; shoulders 1870; clear sides 49,. Lard
dull Pork unchanged
LOUISVILLE, February 16,-Mess pork s33. Lard
20a2nhc. Shoulders 1424c; clear RIB sides 174c;
clear sides 1870. Flour S5 75a6 25. Whiskey s5c.
WILMINGTON, February l6.-Spirits turpentine
dull Rosin quiet at ST 75a1 co. Crude turpcntine
declined lOc- 81 8Oa2 90. Tar frmer at 50 85. Cot
ton dull-nothing doing.
AUGUSTA, February 16.-Cotton Let and demand
light; sales $685. middlings 27I. Receipts 627.
SAVANNAH, February 16-Cotton closed dull and
irregular; sales 400; mddlings 28a2s14c. Receipts
1868. Exports to Liverpool 5229; coastwise e19.
MOBILE, February 16.-Coi,on sales 100 bales;
quiet and dull; low middlings 27li; receipts 1878;
exports 715.
NEW ORLEANS February 16 Cotton unsettled
and 'Gc lower. Middlings 2s14a2s]s cents. Sales
1000 bales; receipts 1922; exports 1873. Gold
Sterling 46sl Commercial bills 45Ha4614. New
York sight exchange par. Sugar firm; common 12M
prime 141aa15; yellow clarified l6. Molasses active;
prime 75a76.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. February 16.-TuRPENTINa Has
declined 1Oa20c day. with sales of Loco bbls So
for soft and 81 e5 for bard per 2s0 lbs.
SPIRITS TUnPENTINE-Market dull and prices dc /.
clined 1c; sales of 309 bbls at 52c per gallon
RosIN-Dull sales of 722 bbs at 81 Is for strain.
ed; 81 80 for No. 2, and So so tor No l..
TAR-Is in moderate request. and prices unch ang-
ed sales of 800 bbls at 50 rs per bbl.
COTTON.-No sales.
ConS.-A cargo of ], 200 bushels received and sold
at 81 f2h per bushel.
MoLAssEs.-Sales OF cargo Of 265 hhds Cuba on
private .erms.
PRAs.-1LO bushels COW sold from vessel at 81 10
per bush,l.
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shipnews by Tclcgraph.

NRw York, February 16-Arrived, Adriadne, Re.
becca Clyde Louisa Moore.
SAVANNAH February 16-Arrived, steamship Ton
AMANDA, Philadelphia.
Cleared. steamships America, Baltimore; Hatteras,
New York; ship Chapman, Liverpool; barks
Francis Bourneuf Bristol; seaman, Liverpool /;
Gtorge & Johanna, Bremen; schrs Lizzie Batchel-
der. baltimore; G Thomas. New York; w i Det-
wiler and q Eiivcll, Philadelphia.
McmOrn nGd.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, s, c., TO FEB'RY l6.
ARRIVED
February 1e--Brig Osprey, Outflow, Barbados.
February 12-Schr Pacific Bragg, Hartford, N C.
CLEARED.
February 9-Schr VIM Slater, Smalley, Newbury-
port. Mass.
February 16-Schrs Emma B Shaw, Shaw New
York; Pacific. Bragg, Newbern, N c; Samuel Eddy,
Cathcart, New York.
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Sailed tor this Port.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, from Philadelphia,
Feb IA.
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OILS! OILS OILS

1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LAID OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. / LARD
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MASONS SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNERS (STRAITS) OIL.
CAMERON. BARKLEY Ss CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January emo
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BETTING BETTING /!

5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
$50 DOZEN TOLLMANS BELT HOOKS
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THE CUB4N PRIY-1TEER.
W1LNISaroS. October |

WILMINGTON, October s.
This morning the case of the Cuban priva-
teer was carried before General Allan Ruther--
! ford, United States Commissioner of the Dis
! trict Of Cape Fcar. Judges Person and French
appeared for the government, and Geo. Davis,
Esq, and Judge Q. p. Meares for the defend
ants. The parties were arraigned on the
charge that they did accept and exercise a
commission to serve foreign people in war,
to witt the people Of Cuba against the people
OF Spain, country with which the United
States are ut peace, and did fit out
and arm, or did procure TO be fitted
fitted out and armSa, within the limits Of the
United States, o certain ship or vessel called the
Cuba, with intent that the said vessel shall be
employed In the service Of the people of Cuba
10 cruise and commit hostIlities against the
people of Spain, and did enlist and serve on
board Of said vessel, with intent to cruise and
commit hostilities against the people of Spain,
In violation of the statutes of the United
States, and the acts Of Congress of April 20,
1910. The government pressing the matter,
the parties were not required to give bonds
for their appearance, but were placed in the
custody Of the United States Marshal, Ncff, who
released them on parole on their personal as
surance that they would not attempt to leave.
The counsel for the government made the
point that the vessel had been fitted out in the
United States, as charged in the Indictment,
TO cruise and commit hostities aguinst
government with which the United States
are Mt peace, and to make It prtna
Jdcie case they asked for continuance to
allow time to secure the presence of witnesses
for the government from New York and WASH
ington. Counsel for the defendants opposed
the motion for continuance, contending that
the United States had no right to hold them
as the vessel was commissioned by regular
~ organized government, the Republic of
Cuba; that she put into Smlthvllle in distress,
and that 1t was contrary to the laws of nations
to detain her. Commissioner Rutherford de-
decided that 1t was prima tdcie case, and
granted the government until Monday, the
l1th instant, at IL o'clock, to produce wit
nesses. ti.