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Don Piatt relates thai distinguished
member of CONGRESS- called on President Lin
coin one night soon after his first Inauguration
and found him immersed in pile of papers
concerning postofice IN q small town in
Ohio. "Giad to see you, sit down" he cried.
Here's Q little Office haze filed and untitled
dozen times" Can I be Of any service to
is, / had just made up my mind to give it to
the fellow whose papers weigh the most. That's
as good a way as any--so here goes" The
papers were weighed, and the lucky applicant
Laviug the heaviest lot Of foo!scap received the
appointment. =
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WASHINGTON.

GENERAL BUCKNER-GRANT's GARNET.
WARRINGTON, February 23.-Revenue to-day
$171, 900.
General Buckner is here.
The recusant witnesses, Bell and Reave,
have been romanded to the custody of the
sergeant-at-arms, to await the pleasure OF the
committee.
Grant declared publicly to-day that no mill
tary or naval officer would be in his Cabinet.
Notwithstanding the increase in the coored
registration, the citizens ticket was elected in
GEORGETOWN.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

There has been two days snow storm at
Buffalo, New York.
The Louisiana Legislature has authorized
the sale of 5000, 900 Of levee bonds.
The press OF Lisbon almost unanimously
condemn the movement for the union of Spain
and Portugal.
The Fourth National Bank Of Philadelphia
has closed. The deposits amounted to $780,
600. The failure Is attributed to the defalca-
tion of the cashier.
The steamboat Persia, from New Orleans
to Louisville, was snagged on the Mississippi
on Saturday, and great part Of her cargo lost
Passengers and baggage saved.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TUE STATE Capital.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS s-ADJoURNMENT PRO-
POSED ON THE FOURTH OF MARCH.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEws.]

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS.
COLUMBIA, Februar, 23.-IN THE SENATE, the
bill to renew the charter Of the Charleston An
cient Artillery Society was passed, it's title
changed to an act. and ordered to be enrolled.
The following received third reading and
were sent to the House: The bill to regulate
the distillation of liquors; the bill to incorpo-
rate the Wateree and North Carolina Railroad
Company; the bill to further am end The act
incorporating tho University of South Caro-
lima.
Allen introduced bill to incorporate the
Charleston Loan Company.
Arnim introduced bill to recharter the
bridge across the Savannah River at Hamburg.
The bill to provide lien on buildings and
lands to parties furnishing labor and materials
thereon, also the bill to recharter the Young
iners Ferry, were read the second time and or
dered to be engrossed.
Hayne introduced resolution to adjourn
sine die on the fourth Of March. Ordered for
consideration tomorrow.
In THE House, the Senate resolution to ad-
journ sine die was tabled.
The following were introduced By Dennis =
A.bill to incorporate the Charleston Loan Com
pany; by Stober-A bill to am end an act in
cooperating the Village OF Marion.
Feriter presented memorial of the citizens
of Cheraw in favor of granting aid to the
Chatham Railroad Company.
The following were passed and sent to the
Senate: bill to incorporate Carmel Church,
Pckens County; d bill to renew the charter of
the Ferry across the Congaree River.
A bill to provide for the revision and consoi-
dation Of the Statute Law of the State was
read second time and ordered to be en-
crossed.
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY THURsDA

PASSAGE REDUCED 10 SI5.
): t.-'-s-4s: The SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP
lStSYp 70 MAGNOLIA, Captain CRoWELI. will
: %tIEksfR leave Vsnderhorst's Whar on THURs
DAY, February 25th, at 4 O'clock P
NJ ~ :
February % RAVENEL h CO. Auenta
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE sARROR
~ THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND COM
~ FORrABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
Z@Awill resume her trips to historic points in
-S"..a@the harbor, and will leave Government
Wharf daily at len A. NJ and Three p. NJ.
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG
Oecemoer 10 omo captain. Oh board.
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Several Democratic papers have given up
the ghost. Among them we may name the
nal. Others Will have TO follow. We think
Ichabod is writtea upon the door-posts of the
Democratic party. fi4
tFlom the New York Tribunel
We see it announced that the Charleston
Mercury has suspended publication. There
could scarcely be more suggestive fact. The
Mercury has always been the organ of the aris.
tocracy Of the South, and has always represent
ed the extreme sentiment of Southern slave
driving aggrandizement. Before the war it
was the earnest enemy OF the Union. During
the war it championed the harshest measures: !:
and since pence it has been the implacable foe
of every honest attempt at reconstruction.
Edited by member Of the noted family of
Rhett, it has fully represented every principle
Of which the Rhetts have SO long been intrepid
and consistent advocates. Its suspension,
therefore. indicates that the .sarstocracy" is
dead; that tho First sFamiies'' Of the South
can no longer support an organ; and that as
political fact their empire is past. We are sor-
ry for MIR. Rhett, and for the suspension of his
enterprise; but the death of the Charleston
Mel curry is o sure sign Of the dissolution OF
all that remains of the proud and exclusive
class that dwelt for SO MANY years in South
Carolina, and relgned over the whole republic.
Irrom Forney's Philadelphia Press
The Charleston Mercury has already ceased
publication. "Let us have Peaoen 2FEG
[From the Wilmington, N. o., Journal.1
We regret to learn Of the suspension. or this
able and valued journal. No paper has been
more identified with the history of South Caro-
lima and the whole country than the Charles
ton Mercury, and It's absence will be felt in
many households. Always ,admirine tho abaJi-
ty, fearlessness and sincerity with which It ad
yoca,ed and detendt d It's principles, we have
frequently differed from it during the war aud
sine. We sincerely regret the necessity
which compels it's supension, and feel that but
few papers would be 80 much missed. either in
the sanctum or among it's friends and patrons.
From tne Auausts, Ga. constitu.,onanst.l
NEwspAS}R oHAHoEs.
In comiiaon with thousands in the South, we
deeply regret the suspension of the Charleston
Mercury, and trust we shall have The pleasure
newed, revived, immortal.
lFrem the Huntsville. Ala. Denocratl (.
THE cHARI.EsroN MERCURY.
We deeply regret to learn that this able and
consistent exponent Of States Rights and the
true principles Of constitutional liberty and nm
daunted defender Of Southern freedom and oiv-
ihgation has suspended. The South cannot
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AMI i-lNERPOOL STEAMSHIP
6.f~A-xr THE FIR>TCLASS IRON SCREW
I1INlY'$>11s1I Steamship GOLDEN HoRN, r. j
[G1l1LE1S1H0 BLAcKLIN Master having one-half
rlS@Ess- her cargo engaged aud going on
board, Will meot with dispatch for the above port
to sail on or about the goth ns ant
For Freight engagements apply to
February9 ROBT. MURE & CO.
TxAVELEKS PASSING TutiDUGu
CHARLESTON EN- ROU lie TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
a.<r-k1sSMa Aud other places, should not ia:
Ga5rrsX TX. to lay in their supplies of PROvIs.
S-.LiHxLGISiH~ IONS, CLARE1S, CHAMP AGNES
zzs:-szk.s1,u sk.s1,u GORDIALS, BRANDIES, WITS
KIES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates Of Wild Game. Devied Entremets, Ham,
Iurkev, Lobster. ETC., for Llncheous sand wiches
Travellers Repast &C.
H5-Send for catalogue
VIM. s. CORwIN & CO.,
No. 275 King street.
Between Wentworth and Bcaufan
Charleston, i. O.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 20th streu:.
New York October2s
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FOR LIVERPUuL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

s.,S~S-ny, THE STEAMSHIP PRUMErHE
HaGs@Y ~ Ss1 US, Cap ain A. b. GRAY will leave
>-elIXflsItS1K North Atlantic Wharf tor Pnlladel-
-=Eseer=saassz:slr ph1a on TUESDAY AFTERNOON Feb
ruary 20 at = O'Clock
Insurance can be obtained this steamer at s6
per cent. ="
For Freight apply to
JOHN Il THEO. GETTY,
fepruary ~ North Atlantic Wharf.
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), Ney York classification we quote :
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, April 26-Noon.-Consols sS74; oonos
sox. Turpentne SIS.
LIVERPOOL, April 26-Noon.-cotton dull; up
lands 12d; Orleans 1ad; sales 5000 bales Flour 2ls'
Afterpoon.-cotton dull; uplanas ll%al2i; Or
leans 12,<al2kd. Lar dull and unchanged.
pAfternoop.-Cotton closed dull; uplands I'd; Or
leans 12l1d; sales 5000 bales.
HAvnE, April 26-Cotton dull, both on the spot
and aaoat; on the spot II 44,5c; aaoa! If 42'sc
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 26-Noon.-Money easy at 4.
Sterling sH. Gold S31s. Cotton at 2sha2sAc. Tur-
pentine 4s1<s4e. Rosin Arm; strained common s2 So
a2 67h
Evening.-Government closed advancing. South
ems arm. Money quiet and easy at to 7, with e1.
csphons at 8. Prime psper 7 to 10. Sterling S;S to
~. Gold S33s to $685. Stocks closed firm after
much activity. Cotton unchanged; sales 1000 bales
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn closed
n CONT III 10T71a0a7s' N-i" 49,
Kettle 1s3 to 19H. Whiskey % to ~. Rice urn er'
Carolina Q. Sugar unsettled a1d dropping. Coffee
Arm. Molasses quiet. Turpentine quiet. Rosn
fra at So IS to 50 5S. Freights dull cotton py sah
x, by steam X.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-cotton dull at 2sc. Flour
duIl: medium and high grades declined &c. "heat
lower; prime valley red 50 O5. Corn dull; white soc;
yellow sSas5c. Pork quietat s32. Bacon arm. Lard
1sxc, Whiskey &c. virginias, old inscribed, 6o7s;
6Ts. so. North Carolinas, old 81; new 81 bid.
cmcrsNAr1, April 26.-WhisSey quiet at soc.
Ness pork, sSl11aslk. Bacon unchanged Lard
heavy at 1ss1Shc.
sr LOUIS, April 2e.-whiskey offered at &c. but
no buyers. Pork. sslasi3E. Shoulders, 1s4; clear
sides, 17Tc. Lard nominal.
: LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Mess pork Ssl 81. Laro 10
alsxc. Shoulders sixc. Clear sides l7hc. Whis-
key s1se2c.
WILMINGTON, April 26 6-Turpentine 4S1ac. no
sin fun at 81 90a2 Crude turpenhne steady at d
7os4 Is. Tar steady at 50 40. Nothing doing in
cotton.
AUGUSTA. April 26.-Mrket dull; sales los bales;
receipts 81; middlings 2sa26H.
SAVANNAH, April 26.-cotton dull, prices irregu-
tsr; iddling 27a97; sales 500 bales; receipts 656
bales.
NOZZLE, April 2s--Sales OF cotton 400 bales; low
rniddiings 2e1 cents, with demand du and limited.
Sales bales. Receipts 1885, Exports 6e3.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26. Cotton quiet middlings
20 to asx cents. Sales 1000 bales Receipts since
Saturday s7s6 bales. Exports 6s9S. Gold S414.
Sterling AK. New York sight to 4 per cent.
premium. Sugar dropping; common TO 1l1i;
prime 1s1S. Molasses: fermenting SO to 55.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Ours.

II rharcsd on beautiful summer nlGnt. .,,ro
when the moon was young "uen 'A0
And tho SIossons slept in the tender nght'
" snd dreamed Of the zelhyrs slens,
Tho. 1nndrous spell il our home was ~Iou9:',
- Ia. a.ss ar,d fears and bewidering thought,
D, D.. - nIp }pirv aower that an angel brought
From the gates OF Paradise.
Tho south wind aut!ered its perfuned wings,
And esssyed tie song that the bulbul sings;
And the frefy sparkled in mystic rings,
Like laprps at q fairy ball;
The young leaves, whispering sweet and low,
In tongue that only Dryads know,
Made love to the waves that danced be,ow
To the chant Of the waterfall.
The cloud.ships lay 10 he far-of West,
With their masts and spars and sails at rest'
Or faoated along in an idle quest
Of some bright Elysian isle;
And fairy gondolas here and there
Novel down the streams OF The upper ur.
And moored their prows to the SHADOW s'air
Of some Gothic palace-pile
so the hours Of that summer night were 'oio'
The starlight faded from river anu %oto, o,5
And morning, in garments OF pultp.e 1-N
Awakened the sleeping eartp': e,ir
Bnt the cherub FORM with It's face SO i1N''
Crowned with glory OF GOLDEN nalr, .h.ro
Like the morning sunshine eieamue 'n'
Sill nestled beside our heartn.
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aa-o ,,a;nr,,,v a4,ictino. have been radically
tney wele IN ae every section
OF the country, tnat tae puon' oa, '''i'e'' AeeN
informed OF ts virtues OF f tbe most
o poison Is s1 this unseen une
% 81 h o11 oraanan, nnSermines the constitution
and invites the attack Of or ,S,ss ssin
without exciting suspicion o. l.S .he and
II seems m 70 So Deeea avorsbe OCCASION rapidly develops
INTO one or otuer ol us m The latter ubercles
sa,. % I,Jdon Sooate In the lungs or heart or
tnmors formed in the liver or it shows its presence
by eruptons on the skin or foul uceradons on some
par, oi ~ me 9 o0Sy 0yRSaPaR1LLA is advisable even
hottie OF tnis of d,seose annear per-
when no active SYMPTOMS 9l oaseasS 1or o-oi1v
sous ahle;e WIN & Ine oUS y, ienGth cnre by he
nee of tbis SARSAPaRILLA: ST. Anthony's Fire,
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nR pRopa1Tr.s FEMALE TONIC.

This Medicine, With its associates is o safe ana
certain remedy tor all curable diseases to which re-
males alone ara liable. II is also an excellent pre-
ventative of Nervous Bliudness, or Nervous Dis
eases in either rlale or cIalo It is powerful Ser-
vine Tonic, setting up full and iree circulation
throughout the system.
AL OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
+. S. BURNUAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent, Charleston, S. c.
Prepared only By DR. o. S. PRoPHIrT.
April 1G stuth6mos Covipgton, Ga.
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PassenGers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. vim Jackson
vile, FernaDdina and Savannah Howard, Mr.
Dellifeld J Burling and wiie ] Mcintyre, s
Price " Blake, Miss Mccall, Miss Herman, Mr.
Sneed W Lamotte. and 5 Whitman and Troupe.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. 5 c.
Divine j r EaeterlinR, C r Anderson. G W Forster
" Mustard, W Lachicotte, Ford, A Jacobs, II
Samson, I NJ Collins, w NJ Pryor, W NJ Richardson,
Munneryn. Sican; C F Croft. Ham, T =
Munnerlyn. Ham, " Emanuel o Steele, F'z-
slmons, X Iza,d, W Martin. NJ Merriwesther, j
Brown. r Walker. Dickinson. s " Rouquier.
] Mckay Brown. A Pudigou DR. NJ Forster.
Miss DeLesseline, Mrs Middleton, Jr, child
and nurse. Mrs Hayward. Miss Izard McQuads,
Tilton. " Sellers. S lizard, W Burke, A &
Trenholm, wife and child, White, Miss Kate Haz-
zard, Mrs Macbeth. Mrs P Lachicotte and
family Miss Tltor two Masters Tilton. and others.
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Bombly the public dispatches gave the exports as
$4,000 for wc,k ending Sd april; 900 week ending
9th; and $4,000 week ending l7ih; together lG4 o00
We have seen dispatch dated 23d, from W. watts
& Co. Liverpool, which says the total export from
Bombay to Europe tor the thrce weeks OF april are
l23OO0 There have been received at the ports since
LIST September, 1874 ,126 bales OF which exporters
rave taken LIS s54 bales: spnners 4700 and IT.
Socks have increased 225 254 bales. Deficit IN re-
caipts as compared with last year. 1866 bale 8.
Deficit in shipments to Liverpool .I6,sJo paies'
Upland L Mobile. New
Florida. Orleans 1eAaS.
Ordinary a25A - a251s- a25A a2o
Good Or ,o7.
dlnary.- ae6s - a26A- az ">3
Low Mid .oo,> oe,>oosn
,,;aiiic. % 90 I22aoss. osa;a29 % a294 23Ila291s
So,os of tbc week 4.OU bales, including 414O to
spinners. 1899 to Spectators, and 1852 to export
So,, r.ceirts at this port for the week, 64S0
N[Vs9 teNe-EI cs,..I,,al,er h5l az5 bales.
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A. WESTBROOK.
pursAM COUNTY, GA. September %, 1aGs

PUTNAM COUNTY, GA September =, !pGs
DR.. o. S. Prophit -su-I have used for the last
two wears in my family your Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It. and your Female Topic, aid have no
fears in saying that they the best medicines have
ever used for the Liver and Stomach: Ncura'g ana
every kind are subdued by them. After using the
medicines so long. cheerfully recommend shcm 20
apy and every one and all that are afflicted, as ihe
best and safest remn6ies for all the diseases ior
~n'cn Yonrs ,nsy y-ss,actiulIv sso JAMES WRIGHT.
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ConsIgnees per South aIolIna Isaiiroad d
April &c.

4sI bales Cotton, sc bales Domestics, lsl bble Ma
val Stores, 13 cars Wood. cars Lumber. 10 aail
road Agent. Hopkins. Mcpherson CO. Downing
Co, Graeser & Smith, Mure Co, Marshall, Pei.
ger, Rodgers & Co. Mowry & Co. W Courtney l.
Co, A salinas, Goldsmith & Son, DoEie Noise
W u Whiiden 4 Co. A Mulligan N Robson, G W
Williams & Co. 1hurston Holmes, Walter &
Co. Frost Adger, Kirkpatrick witte, " " Smith,
and Litschgi.
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NJ. W. AIsNOLDp
Of the Georgia Conference.

DOOLY COUNTY, GA April, 1907,
This Is to certify that was confined to The house.
and most of the tire to my bed, and suffering the
Greatest agony imaginable with Rheunluiism for
fiye months and after trying every available reme
ay. with no relief, was cured with two bottles Of
Dr. o. s. Prophins Anodyne Pam Kill II, each cost
ing fifty oenis only; it relieved me almost instantly
I therefore recommend it in the highest degree to
others suffering from similar dise1se. 1 can say
that 1t is one OF the best family medicines now out
certa,n. Yours truly, W. A. EOREHAND.
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ITO UsIN Ess MEN.
THE SUMTER NEWS,

PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, s. T.,
IA oNE, OF THE BEST PAPERS IN The UP
COUNTRY: has a large circulation, and affords sll-
perior advantages as an advertising medium: Terms
iow Addrcs DARR & OoTEEN,
Fabrrnrv % Prop1etors-
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Cov1SGToN, GA, July 9, 1867:

C0V1NGTOS, Uh july % IoUI:
DR.. Prophit-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheeriuy re-
commend it to oil persons suffering from Liver af-
feclons, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentcry Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. Y. l. EOGEhS.
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sr.sronpy1nrE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. l, 1sG

STANFoRpvnLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. l. 1867.
DR.. o. S. Proph,n-Dear Sir-lhiS is to certify
that have used your Agl1e Pills for the last ten
yeIrs, and have never failed 10 cure Tie Ague In
single instance with them. They always break the
chis the first day that they are given. can recon-
mend them as being the BEST ague lnediclne that
have .yer found and they leave no bad effects follow
ing them, as Quinine. &c. ,,,,,.,,,,,1,o,,
Yours respectfully. A. WESIBhOOh'
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U,HE FXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. s. PRO.
PHITT, N. D., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an e3viable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining States AS the majority of persons
living in the South are predispoed to dsease of the
Liver is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to org ,nic functional arrangement of that impor
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which in nine out of en-,
is at the bottom Of the Coupbs, Dyspepsia, Collie,
Sick Headache. rheumatism, Constipation. Men
strual DISTINCTIONS, &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Toothache Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T
like chaf before the wind.
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Giigars, Gebatfu, &f.
j. MADSEN'S
CIGAR MANUFAC TORY
And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE,
No. s14 K1NG-sTREET CORNER SOCIETY

CONSTANTLY ON HAND LARGE STOCK OF
u American and Imported LEAF TOBACCO, for
cigar manufacturers as follows:
]. CONNECrICUr LEAF, from fne favored hl'
ing at 12z cents per pound, and self work at 20 cls
per pound upwards to the finest seecton OF wrap
pers, at ST. per pound.
3. NEW YORK STATE sERD-fne, leafy wr .p.
pers from IS cents upwards to so cents per pound;
s. OHIO LEAF-wrappers from 20 cents upwards
L. A hne assortment Of. SPANISH LEAF, from
81 10 to 81 Is per the bae;l upwards to nice wrap
peIs at So PER pound. .,-,
As The Leuf Is bought direct from the planters, ]
am able 10 sell as low as auy Northern house.
CIGARS,
Of our own manufacturing. The following brands
always on hand:
"La Corona de Espano," at S25 per Nj
"Partigas mt S35 per II.
..B Uplnann' III vana) at $50 per NJ
"Figaro" spanish seed at S6J per M.
"Figaro" lgt uuine Havana), at S75 per VI.
&C. NJ" tgenuine SpInlshl ut $SU per Al.
"Ibc Last Sen n:ation," Cigar which lights itself,
made OF Havana Tobacco. at $50 per NJ.
Imported Cigars of oil grades.
genuine Spanish Cigar cIn always te naa al re-
tail io- 10 cents.
of SMOKING TOBACCO,
fine assortment for sale at manufacturers prcet
Genuine Durham and other celebrated brands al
ways on hand.
CHEWING TORACCO,
As FIG, NAVY aud PLUG TOBACCO at all prices
and
PIPES, Of all descriptions.
Merchsuts and Cvnsuuers are respectfully invited
TO erye call as can supply them with everything
IN the tobacco line at the lowest price.
Price Current will, by request, be forwarded any
where. J. MADStN.
April 10 1mo
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PRoPH1r1,s L1yEK MEDICINE.

Dr. Prophia-Hayine used this medicine sufa-
GENTLY long to test its virtue. md to satisfy my own
mind that it is invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundrens
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be signay benefited, as he has hsen sy its use, we
deem 1t duty VIC owe 10 this .liliUflunatc elias to
recommend 10 ihen1 tae use of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members of
his family the greatest relief.
II, kDNnr n
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cular.

cular.
NEW YORK. April 2A-SPIRrTs TURPESTNE-
Opened very dull and the decline noed IN our last
continued down to 47c, between which and 4sc con.
siderable business was done; but later the market
rallied under brisk shipping demand. closing very
firm at 4sa5Oc, merchaptable. The sales amount to
1855 barrels {of which 1900 for expor at 4Ia50c
merchantable, aud 49Isa49 shipping. Receipts 1893
barrels. Exports 65S barrels
RosIS-lhe sales aud resalcs amount to $1,000
bbs at 50 s5ao 45 for black 81 45a2 IS for common
strained So 55a2 G5 for good strained; So 6Ta2 30
for NO. q; s3a4zs tor No. l. aud include aboutA 10
pale and extra pale at s5Iaa9h. closing firm at the
highest quotations. The stock Of low grades in first
hands is quite small while the export demand, US in
dicatcd by sales is very heavy, yet recei ers as
general rule, meet buyers at their prices hence
the failure to establish important advance. New
pale comes in slowly and shippers manifest no dis.
position to concede the extreme prices demanded
except for extra fine lots. IN consequence the mar
ket is duil but we look for an active business, when
prices settle to shipping basis Receipts O,39S
bbls. Exports II, ,69I bbls.
TAR.-There is an active shipping derand at the
decline but retail business is very dull. We quote
Wilmington thin s3lsi as It runs. s33s selected
shipping So 60; north county s2za2; recsipts 69tG;
exports 5192 bUls.