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Dissolution.

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solved By mutual consent
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Daniel !, Tenney, Esq, Astor House, New York
cured by brandrchs Pills Of Dyspepsia and Costiye.
ness when al other mems used had failed
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gentleman whose father died Of consumption at
20 years was attacked, when abat a. by thu dl-.
.asr. He had cough, night sweats and general de-
biliy. Doctors recommended cod liver oil. but be
wasted away. Al ,ast be determined 10 ne Br nd.
reth's Pills, In TWO months they made ham sound
man Sw&
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For Coaiycness, Dyspepsia and Family Medicine
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East Arlington Temperance House

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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship JW EyerInan. Snyder Philadolphia--
left 26th ult Mdsc. 70 Jno Thco Getty. NMiroad
AGENT. D Ammo & Lyrnr. Bowen Bo! mann
Bros. Il I:ristoll Bisscl n 20 I A Bramisl d To,
] C. mpsen & Co. Cameron, ark ey 4 Co, Al cater.
w IL Cba,e- 80 Dowie 4 Noise, L baneau'
C,apin Drpny & Perry. osErove MeDuh t;nhcn.
JIM us II l. Bro, A " Eckc. Co, N0wiy Go. D
Feitl:naln L. Co. Fo:ar'io aecn, fo,are's Do" :
store T. u tianok, u Ii trubcI, j IL Gfvrr Har' a.
Co ie,selnan u Br'. llolinrS bo0f slo'c .I
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WAGNER L. Monsces. Won eantcn Walhcr: EYa!s
& 'cgswcll, Mcrucr 4 Duckcr. w WeoO' 1 H
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steamship Maryland Johnson. Baltimore go
hours Mdsc. To Mordecai co. Courtenay q
Ire holm. Eairoad Agent. IL Bisehoh Co W
kIarscher \ QlacsenDush, Mantoue co, y +
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slall - M Bird & Co l. Ferguson. stentouse e
20, G 81 Iowu, W Whiiden co. Il b Alcpo"iI
T. ,or, steamer Dictate e. r. !Zcr. ls"drcrs Va. d
Forcus III, Il McEroy, Il Priusle King, Hss u
& 10. ] Steibcr, TAFT Il Rowland, hlkc Co L
you an en-, WAGNER Il Mo sc,s, W FL t!haio' Co.
j Burckmyer, wv >tefftns. 4 NJ Eu!ler. Gerd's
Il 30. w e Bee Co. Corwln GO TO 'iaeman'
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,chr z r Graham Smith, Phi!adelphia-6 da,B
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G Williams & co. HOLMES Calder. Bonna"n n
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&C., j Duya &aon. G hirpar DHwie NOISE,
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10 Adger & Co. JeGords & Co. Claghorn Her.
ring & Co. und order.
Scbr H Godfrey, Scars. Now York via Delaware
Breakwater. Guono. To Ko,r Co, G w Will
liums g. Co, Railroad Agent
schr Nath'i Chase. small, Norfolk. Va-4s hoars.
S7OO hushels Corn To Kerr Co. A...=eH 4: i:
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his present suffering The father Of the BRIDE
groom is thoughtful and pale. He is meditat-
ing his reply to the toast proposed to the
health OF his wife aud himself. There is inf
dread among the men. But the bridegroom is
the most miserable just now. He knows that
when he rises he will not only have to address
those whom he can see, but he will have 10 ad-
dress also whom he can't see.
Servants linger bohind the door to erlticise
tho defamation Of the husband OF their young
lady. Walters stand behind, pctrifed ov ms
abrupt and nervous rising into lmmoVaple
statues, holding glasses and bottles OF cham
pagne. They know their business, DO thcse
| attentive myrmldons. and will listen with Tue
most embarrassing silence. But even when
| tho bridegroom has made his speech MS misery
Is not over When the bride retlres TO cnanee
her dress, all the gentlemen cluster aDo9e
| him and renew their congratulations, maze
c,amorous by tho inspir ng presence OF cnanl-
| n ono. Then he is to say goodbye.
| Tho brides little brother scts up hoWl at
| the loss OF his sister, which no promise OF
pantomimes at Christmas and boxes OF conJu-
ring indictments can silence. Inc mother-ln
law is desolated; she has been crying ever
tho arms of symuathotic old friend, who en-
| treats her tr be calm, in her Christian name,
when the bride gives her a farewell kiss. Tue
father wipes his eyes with the napkin which
he has carried with him from the breakfast
table. Amid misery and congratulations the
bridegroom departs-the most miserable OF
the party. the least OF all to be congratulated.
No wonder the contemplation OF this kind OF
thing sobers man. No wonder an element OF
sadness and doSgedness pervades the actions
and language OF him whose marriage day has
been fixed. He is sobered by contemplated
contingencies. Frankly, we pity the man who
is going to be married. VIE cannot extend the
Same compassion to young ladies'. They can
stand any amount Of tears, of scrutiny, OF hys-
terics. Of speeches, and the waving of fans.
But man, though not born, to be single, was
not born to endure the evils that attend me
ceremony of getting o partner. He has to
thank society for these evils. Yet we shrewdly
suspect good many more men revenge them
selves upon society by not getting married at
all than is dreamt of in the philosophy Of those
who imagine that going to be married is one
OF beings.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, February 26.-coTroN-Our own
ma ket to.t ay, from sunday, has De'D Chiefly on
the ssis of 27c for Northern middIings- lho ma
low lniddlings Very lew 'a!esHof Nort ern MD
dlinss. F.c.ory agents have bought largely from
W.T. houses. Here:Of re their prn ipal purchases
h.y, beer mlde Oh the streets and In Il country
). ippers rave tra sacted 10 large business. The
asking prices have been owe tho limits OF orders
Local ,pe ulators have been all 10 els hut httlc
The disposition OF hol lcrs 10 await higher prices g
us stloig Us tv.r. ihe receipts Ct tic week are
little over O fifth Of those for tn corresponding
week 10 ason Tho road til we're equally as
bad aud ran and m d as ll'nii0l III; lccc!pts
her will not r ach exceeding 90 0OO bales, u they
attain that muant o. the stock 1t ls estimated 3oU0
ba.es ale held by local sp"cuuior. o. Al Is cly LID
section, 9oO0 heavily udv~ncru ON. the ,a,auce ur-
ircumbrre,. The majority Ill mus seruoh 10 nor no.
beiie The tota crop If this season WILL e4e'eo tnat
o. last e 430 393 b2cs il it rearlcs that quantity
Farmer have not been ab t. secure. OWING to tue
rcfus-l of women 10 20 iuto the fields us i"i ny Ia
burerS as they had Ia season. They are using an
abundance of te Il izer-. aud oes des cotton, aro
ulani K enough gr-l" for theirp .rposes.
The 1ol owing aIc the rep rts "i IL warehouses;
for the Woo: saturday On eli >orthcrn mi 'dn.s
26c; salc 81 bales. i'y &c; lies l66 o ,les
Tuesday Ut 27c iair dem md; lie, l94 bIles; Wc J.
ncsdly opened &c. bu by noon ID c'Iilc depressed
and nominal sales 221 baes. lhucsd:> FL nothn g
doing; sales II bales. o-da,s s'es ~! baes. Not
exceeding 40 ae- of Northen niddln Is have be- Il
purcha. Ell during he week. For large lot of cot
tn 27c Tor Northern mid Ilipgs is Q l. asst b isis
which it could b.. secured 1ur following ab ut
The prices t which tho sales Of tO-nay lave been
made: Ordinary 24a24H; good ordinary a25l
low middliuus 26; niduings, Northern, 2G}.; Eood
middlings L7e
w r. house sales for the ok 1921 hal g. Weeks
receipts 567 bales asaln 1885 tho corresponding
week OF last season and S43 the previous week OF
this year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september ]. 1873 .2S0
Receiv'd past week. ...............--.;.SGa -.
Received previously. 42.sS9-4so oSG
1886
Snipped ppreyionsly 90, ,q67-27 721
CIVIL, m hand February a6, 1859, l15
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cuInr.

NEW YORK, February 27.-SprnITs TuRPENTIsR
has ruled dull during the past week. with salcs on
Thursday as low rs &c, at which better demand
sprung up. the markst closing rather better at
&C. The sales arc 1910 bbs at h4a56c merchaneaole
and 55Ha66c for 5 o and bbls. Fate receipts
having been delivered for consumption. bulk OF ou-
stock is asain in the hands OF speculators; exports
bulls; stock $500 bbls.
RoslN->ome material concessions hrving been
made in frelghts there has been an art1ve demand
for strained rosin but bu, ers have found no dfcul
~ it, SUPP lying then selves without advancing pirea
more than &C. the market closing tame at 90 60 Tor
common strained. with hoe al offerings OF the spot
and to arrive. The sales reported amount to $4,000
bbls low grades al 50 40 for black So 4Sa2 90 +or
common strail ed on the spot and So IS to arrive;
81 So for good strained and SO 571a3 TOR No 2; uso
l4oO bbls ut G5 for M and SIS 25a6 IS for pale
aud extra pale. Receipts 47l9 bbls; since lst Janu
airy, 1922 bbls; same time 1868. 1881 bbls. Ex-
ports 1888 bns siuce 1st January. 179 bbs: same
tim. 1865 32010 bols. stock not counted very
heavy.
TAR-Is firm ut full rates; sales Of 1000 bbls a. s37s
for Wilmington. and So 20 to arrive; North County
s3i3?5. Rec iuts 1oJ bbls; since Isl january Ais
bbls; same tms 1868, 1854. Exports l2 bulls; load
ing for Greenock 1907 bbls; Liverpool l000 bb!s.
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schr Paragon wah.n, Hertferd, N c. 22Oo bush
schr Emma, McGralh, conbahss. 21e0 bushels
Rough Rice. TO W Bee Co.
IN The OFFING.
Schr Matthew Kinney. from New York.
Cleared saturday.
Spanish brig Enrique. Madueno, Barcelona and
Markct-Mordecai Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Hyue, Glover, Bucksvile, c-Risley L cre'sh'
ton.
Sailed Sunday.
Spanish brig Enrique. Madueno, Barcelona and
Market.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr hyue, Glover, Bucksyille, c.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, horsey, Baltimore, Feb ~.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New YORK. Feb
27.
Sailed for this Port.
British steamship Pioneer, shuckford, from Liver
pool, Feb H.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
only Sixteen.

Only sixteen. and lying there .;..
Dead dumb beauty-soff. golden Dan'
Hands like the li.y folded and ialr-
Only sixteen.
Only sxteen-faIl bitter tears;
Can G. cd want saints OF such tender 1eas ,,o-s
who have wruneht no ripeness from woes ah' 4eSN
Only sixteen.
ONLY "sixteen" On her &C hn-lid:
Must the sunny hair and sNee' nps De mo-
Ara VIC stuud le.p ess. lor dare foro'df
Only ,ixt-en.
on,v sixto n-why. her books lie hero;
she ia vet but school-gir stretched on the bier,
A sweet childwoman, how dea,hless dearl
Uniy six cen.
Only sirieen-and loved berI-0h,
GOD he knewe,h what only know:
And l MY yer dared lress her sweet lips, so!
Only sixleen.
Only sixteen and lyinc there. ,.,..
Dead, dumb beau y-soit, golden hair;
Hands like tho MY, folded aud fair
Only sixteen.
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Markets by TeIcgrn phi.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Iospos. March l-Noon.-Consols sSH; bonds
quiet and steady at S1H
Eyening.-Censols, 80. Bonds. s2N.
LIVERPOOL, March 1-Noon.-cot on quiet, up
lands i1%d; Orleans 12Nd; sales oOco bales Corr
new sos; oil 3Ie. Oilers unchanged.
Two P. M-Cstton easier, but not lower. Pork
firm at s7s Sd.
EvenIng.-Cottou dull; uplands, 11%d; Orleans,
12hd; sales 5000 bales. Corn, old, Sis Cd; new,
sos Cd.
HAVANA, February 97-sugar fiat and declining;
Nos 10 aud 10 9alalo4. Lard buoyant at 2lha2e.
Flour active at sla12 Bacon advancing at 90 Hams
sailed 81; sugar ou ed %. Freiehts ndrancing for
Southern pors. hogsheads 8. boxes *; molassea
for Northern ports 5}s; southern ports *.
sAs DOMINGO, February 2o.-1hs coffee and sugar
crops IRE short but the tobacco crop shows an in
crease.
HAyRr, March L. Cotton easIer tres ordinaire, on
the spo; II 4oc.'
Evening.-Cotton closed quiet and unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK March 1-Noon.-Money easy at CAT.
Sterling 8. Gold 31H. '62's, 1sH. Cotton duh at
20Ec.
ask Flour dull and d.cliniug-superane state IS 70
nc Is; common to far extra Southern $6 sSa6 20.
Wheat dull and declining Corn less active At an
advance-uew yellow Southern 81 o. Pork irregu-
lar and unsettled-new mess ssl s11la32 25 closing
| at sSI SIX cash Lard fairly hve-kettl' l9al9H.
Mhiskey ea,ier at 95a97 Sugar dull-muscovado
| 13ka1s. Other groceries unchanged, quiet and
dull. Turpentine 54Xa55. Rosin So 4oas. Govern
ments closed stes1ier. '62's II.
BALTIMORE, Ma oh l,-Cotton dull and nominal at
% cents. Flour fairly active at lower rates. Wheat
nominal; no sa'es. Yellow corn steady OF 9Sa9l;
mixed dull and lower at IS Oats and rye sIcadI.
Pork firm at s33 60 Baool firm; shoulders 16%.
Lard 2OH.
c1sotssArr, March Flour and corn quiet aud
unchanged Whisxey dull and unsaleable at over
ss Provisions firm Mess pork held ats39. Bacon
held at lIa14H cehts for shoulders. and Tx for
clear sides. su arcured bans l7halsE.
w1LMsoroN March 1-Turfentne dull at o.
Rosip ou ct and stoIdy at 81 SOIL 60 Crude turpen
tine nothing done. Tar Sc lower al 81 H. No col
| ton O., the market. stork held for adyance.
ACousrA, March 1.-Cotton closrd dull and nom
iosl. sales B5 balo'. Receipts 25- Middlng a7c
Estim ted stock on hand 2o.1Oo bales
SAVANNAH March Lotion dull and no transac
tions. rices nominal Receipts SIS bales. Exports
CO lstwi Q. 42s bae..
MOBILE, Ma, h L-No!hIng doing Receipts ll97
bales; exports 70l.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1 lotion. demard and
supply Unit d. Mlddlings "sk oonts. bal's lCo(
bales Receipts sinos Satur '"y 1880 bllcs; c1ports
1?7s. Gold say htcrliug 43G. New York sigh
u per cent premium. Sugar dull and unchanged
common II 2Ha13; prime 1o1z,15A; yellow clarified
Tx. Molaescs dull! and unchanged; prime SOasl.
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shipne,ya by Telegraph.

WILMINGTON, March 1.-The W P Clyde arrived
from New York yesierday.
", ath-i very cold.
sAvANiAH Maich ARRIVED, bark Mary 6 Reed
from Ha re; schr Jed Fry from New York.
lear, d. bark ronjuiing Jcssie for Liverpool; schr
Edward Haid Tor New York; steamer American TOT
Baltimore.
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BELTING BETTING!

~ ~ u A4N ~ ~ - ~ - AA' ~
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and 5
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, INCH TO II INCH d.
AAIETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOIE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY q CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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OILS! OILS! OILS!

1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MASON's SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNERS tSTRAIFS) OIL.
CAMEKON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 6mo
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Memoranda.

The schr B N uawk'nssWyatt. from Boston for
Charleston, arrived at Holmes Hole. February 24.
The schr j RAYMOND, Higgins. from Hosson for
Charleston, arrived t Holmes Hole February "a.
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Charleston Cotton and RICO WnrKetf
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, /
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, March J. }
CoTTON-Ihe inquiry from purchasers vas
quite light, with tendency in prices rather In favor
of BUYERS Sales about $50 bales, say: at 27I; q
at 2715; III at 2sIlc. Quotations. continued nomi
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Qommerflal.
Exports. .

Exports.
BARCELONA AND A MARKET-Pcr Spanish brig
Enrique-2O2 bales Up and Cotton, 200 bbls
Rosin, 7lG6 White slaves.
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4 "REBED EARL.

Rorn in South Cnrolina-Turns CP
in California and Turns out to "' :"
Lord.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

LvERPOOL
Ordinary to good ordinary. g2a&
Low mlQQnn&.-..
Middlinr, ,..,,..,...........28 .28A@-
BY New York classification we quote:
Low mIddling. .................- .2Staeg-
RICE.-Thi- grain was in good demand at steady
rates. sales 500 tierccs of clean Carolina: IS at
8; ST at sk; IS at 81; s6 ats1z IA at 9-e; IS at
eS; 52 at 1l-lG; 81 at s7zc p Ii We quote COM
mon to fur clean Carolina at sGs's: good, s>sa
SHc
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Business Garps.

ToHN d. AL e x An ID E Il
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. 10 G,road-strcct
RESPECTFULLY sOLIDI1S BUSINESS IN AID.
JusTINa ACCOUNTS Of Merchants and others.
and in WRITING UP AND PosTING their BOOKS.
either in part or whole kc. Janulrys
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f o y E I G. N
Y1UEDnO0T

LIST OF VESSELS
UP, eLELREO AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi
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UonsISnees per south alolIna RAILROAD
March I.

7e7 bales Cotton, n bales omosties 81 casks b.
con. 50 hoxos Bacon. 81 bbls Aaval Stores. crs
Lumber 2 ear. Wood cars Slaves. 10 Railroad
Agent, Ki kuatriok WlIte. Graeser u smith u u
De>aussure. Wardlaw Il tlrew. Pezer, Rodaers
20, q H \ ul;er Il G. W W mt h, Mowry 70, + J
Wiss 4 Co. Rccder Il Davis DoSltnS 20. Frost &
Adgcr I hu. sion & Ho mes. Brodi, Co, Pinckn y
Ur"s, l. Sloiu, johnston Crews Go, Cughorli.
Ho, RIM n Co. u Co,na K GO. B ON iil. G W Will
liams L Co, Goldsmith & son, b Dischof 4 20. u )
Hacker, Ad.er & 60, W Courtney Co.
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PORT CALENDAR.

rnASts OF TuR MOON.
Last Quarter 9Th. u hours :S minutes. morning.
Sow Neon, 18th, 3 luuis. 26 miIutcs. morning.
First Quarter DIST IL hours sc minutes, morning
tull Moon, 9th, hours. IL inlpliiea evening.
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Otal.. -, <oS,7VA AA's,-Et
F,cess in yisible esuppiy.....,... rs 1853
Stock of cotton held by Manch 'ster sninuers as
the mills 7a 600 bales, same time 1853. 1911 ouo
balee. Niddng Orleans. now 12Hd, then sHd.
Upland i Mobile. New
Florida cans iexns.
Ordinary. -a26K -a28H a26% - axf
Good Or
dlnary. -a271 -a27H - akI1 - Azo
Low Mid.
ding. -a28N -a28H - a9o1 - ess
Middhng -a29% -a?9H - a20x sSo
Rales Of the week 10 Gao bales, lnelu ling 1855 10
spinners 1904 to SPECTATORS, and l49O 10 export
ers.
Gross rcceints at this port for the week. q, 4A
bales Since lst september 46s 78j bales.