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To sail on TUESDAY, 10th Feb at7rx.
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The steamship Morgan.
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Receipts by Railroads.


NO,J 4 G N RR-February 1915 bales cotton
j. W Burbridge &co-l5 do II Mouton &co-lO
bids sugar "a bbls molasses Hare-34 do +,
Grande &co-s2 do 20 hhds sugar ] Adams &co
90 do Leyerich-2O do l93 bbls moasses Is
hf-bbls do A Bower-l3 hides DeBlanc a Beer-5
bbls rice and sundries L rrebonne-2 bales mos,
Hindle-2 do bbs potatoes SKIS do NJ Branch
20 SKIS potatoes Canhepe & Loubens-l0 SKIS corn
SpeariDg &co-l bag moss Walker-l4 hides
Leyy-3l do bdl hides X Gourdain-1l bbls
rice Pessou-l2 SKIS cotton NJ Labusquere- hf.
bales moss Holman &co-2 pkgs hides Suber-
Vellle Gautreaux-2 bbls rice / bdl skins axis
cotton and sundries P Sevn-47 hides R Hare
63 head stock McQuoid & Mehle-sundries to or
der-Totl 20 bales cotton 100 hhds sugar 253
bbls molasses =
N o. O& Gw-Feb. l4-9l bales cotton TO
tn 4 Allen &co--73 Jno Hardie &co-67
W. lIonpsop16p Richardson & Nays P Zig.
5s Alcus, SchercR & Autey-2S Clapp Bros &co-
81 Warren, Crawford &co-3l Payne, Huntington
3co-26 Powell-23 G G Gordin-22 q Adv
&coIl9 Meyer. Deutch weis lie NJ Hitler Geo
10 Lehman, Newgass &co-l0 A Green &co~i2
Summers Branins- kirkpatrick Keith-9t to
Hunt Macauley-9 P Harrison & Sons n Al
lison &co-s Barrett Lesassier-7 Williams 4
SonoS West 4 Wight to Hogan & Patton-7
gents Flower Britton & Moore-4 M Mus.
son &co-3 Crane, Breed &co-3 Lacey. Terry 4
Cos W. Robson-2 Kern & Shearer-2 T6S
Henderson, Ben Gerson-1 Demeritt & Debrill
~ op,s kasonne w II JerVey-45 DxS tobacco to
Hby, Mcdaniel &co-2 ties mdse W Lipscomb~
80 tubs butter 8 bbls butter bbs eggs bbls
beans Lyman-6 ties hams Cobb, Doihonde &
col COW and calf G w Miller-l6 coils rope Jno
I HaTde &co-5l doz brooms Chenoweth, Casey
&co-75. 900 feet lumber Popp Elliott-4OOO do |
Taylor-sundries to order-Total s42 bales |
cotton
U, j G N RR-Feb 1870 bales cotton
:! Powell-69 do Harrison & son-6l VIII. |
liams Son "a Alcus. Scherck & Autey-50 Jos |
Hoy &co-65 Payne, Huntington &co-i2 THU
N Allen &co--4l r L Adams Son-29 Jno T |
Hardle &co"-Z Hunt Macaulsy-20 Battle &
Noble-20 West q Wright-l7 Richardson Nav
Is Lehman, Newgass &co-3 c walmsIey Eco
IA W Person-n w B Tompson-9 Barrett &
Lesasser-S p Higgins &co-9 Jennings, Gates
Sco-7 Summers Brsnins-7 Allison &co-7 |
II Ably &co-5 J & G Cromwell-5 ] n Jensen
Oglesby-9 Pritchsrd 4 Bickham-4G G Cor.
1on-4 Meyer, Deutch Weiss T& Hender.
'on.4 Jno Chafe Bro-2 Warren, Crawford 4
OIL Stewart, Galbrath q Fizer-sundries to or.
ier-Totsl 694 bales cotton
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Memoranda.

situation OF the steamers at Southwest Pass
bar at IL O'Clock yesterday morning: Inside tbe
bar bound out. steamships Alice and Gen Grant:
aground inside, steamship Santiago de Cuba: on,
the bar bound in steamships Bienyille and Cortes
bound out, Mibank
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DOMESTIC PoRrs.

New York. Feb 13-Sailed for New ORLEANS
steamships Crescent City, Holmes; Mariposs
Kemble; Ladona, Hovey; DeSoto, Eaton,
Boston, Feb 6-Clesred for New Orleans. shir
Artisan, Smith; arrived from New Orleans. schr,
VIM Rsthbone, Doane. and Mary 4 Louisa, Davis
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Below waiting Orders.
Ship. Australia. Curren, from Liverpool. in ballast
10 Wheeler, Sheppard Geo.
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Arrived Yesterday.

| AEHAVcU Xe6tef0ays
Steam tug Col Lloyd AspinwA1l, McOarty Havana
left 22d inst. sundries To Willis & Chisolm. Has
put into this port tor supplies and to land pssen
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck. Savannah via Beau
Tort. Hilton Head. &c. Mdze. To j Ferguson ,fIJ-
=, Adgsr Co. Mof1ett wharton, Iitschg,, Cap aa6
Per, w NJ Bird Co, W M Lavvt n, and Order. tn
Cleared Yesterday. ii.s.
schr VIM Mann, Rogers, Jacksonville-H F Baker,
'J:i Sailed Yesterday. IN
Brig!s Brown. Keene, New York. .!l
eohr Constitution, NTH, Jacksonville.
From this Port.
British steamship Cepilla Peace, liverpool May 10.
Steamship Champion Lockwood. New York. May as.
Ship, Pacific, Foss, Liverpool. May IL.
Spanish; brig Maria. ront. Barcelona, Mays a..
~ Cleared for thts Fort. .7'',a u
steamship Magnolia. Crowe1l, at New York, May &c
schr Sarah Cullen. Avis. at Philadelphia, May 49,
.>,- ar; Sailed for this P0rt.t t.ve1 i
Ship Minnie, Robertspn, from Liverpool. May Is.
s- Sh1pnesvs by 'FGscgra,in. S-EA 4
SA7ANNAH.t May 28-Cleared. Enchantress for Bos-
ton. and. Florence Allen for NewEerk.
~ Memo.nu1A. ...5s;3i.Sast
Tho British bark @ Putnam. from Charleston
ier Aiverpoo!s was spoken April a9 lat 49, l2ne4
ssfll LIsr bn VEssEIs sajAf 4
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS POh Z.
FoREIaN
E =; LIVERPOOL. -5ET r. e'C
The Clifton Williams, sailed :, April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May Is
DoMEsTTo !.
III: .T,. M BOsrON. tft.i q kttt3.f rgG
Bark Sicilian. Perciva, up. ......,....,... NAV "a
Schr Anna Glover Ten y cleared. May 1s
Schr N Hawkins. Wyatt, up, April 2S
fAl BELFAGT, ME.
Schr Daybreak, Blake, up. May 1H
ARw Y0ARs ( ~. :. t$ih 10 soo 45
Steanaship Magnolia, Crowell, cleared May 26
Schr Minnie. Hudson, upy. r. Nav l8
Sohr NJ Hicharde; irving, clearea.... Nay "a
u. iil - PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie
Schr Sarah Cullen, Avis cleared May rs
NORFOLK, VA
British bark Maria Webster. cleared. May ~
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Passengers.

Per steam tug Col Lloyd spinwaI, nom Havana-
EdwaIdU Hurns Josn Cailetse, JoBa Para2uele. Juan
Corfea. Landro zeRedss francisco Laserdo. Y Gar
ParAyuelo. Ana Camus. Parayuelo, Ramirez. n
Arbeaga. Francisco Polo, Ana Arheaga, A Fernan.
dee Castelo. Francisco Flores, 0arrido. Luis
Lamar, zepeda, Xepeda. l. Parayuelo, J Carraps.
Parayuelo. Kna R6sslia .Namora. LT'1 :
Rer steamer PINOT Boy, 1rom Savannah VI Beau.
FORT hilton Head. &c-W Purvis, e J Martin, q
Desibopes, ID Harrison,J j KRONER: ii O Whitney,
Cohen, Alpers and W fe, BishoHl. L % Wad-
dell; L Mccormick, Kranen, II Andrews. r
and servant. " 81 Harrison, q Holmes. G'F Lincoln
and wife. d Boer, wlfe and eervant, Miss Bell,
WELL Matthews. Captain O Boutelle and ser-
vaiit. Master 6arnweii, Fiannigan. ii Il Brown,
and g on deck. '
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THEY WHO ARE RICH

they who mind their oHn business Find Nhap-
woman and shs affairs Of another trdable
sthsth buta ndne Of your business if the
minister kis The sisters, or one Of the sis.
ters thus dutSS fhs minister 1t cannot effect you
when man ydstbnow calls on girl you don't know,
or one you doY What If there is kissing behind the
door, In tunnels and when the night t. dark ut the
vestibu,e Of the church. even ever the gab Would
you not DO the same thing II the chance offered
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Il WENT TO THE LAND OF STEADY HABITS. .

II WENT TO THE LAND OF STEADY HABITS"
Iwanted <fo hand several 'sbricks" down to pos.
.erity and was to1d by father that with New Eng
and girl tor WIFE, could raise children. grow
more onions. skin more eels. ysing more psalms.
know MOI Of what was going on Ia the neighbce.
hood, hear more scandal. sleep less nighs. have
more relatives, eat beans, love mysefand hate
others more and get more out or dollar, than my
other Port Of woman this happy country socalied.
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plautation pitters.
WHAT BRICK POM&ROY DID WRITE
AND WHAT 1aE DID MOTT WRITE.

Eight o'oloSk. and he is not here yet How
dreary this little room does seem. ana am 20 lone
some Ten Scioeh. How IWish As wpatd corhe.
It is lonely here With the children asleep once
he loved to stay with me, but now, alas Twelve
O'Clock. and ain so tired, cannot slcepi Ny
heart aches and grows sad. am growing OLD, Per.
hapa May he my face 10 not as far 90 once, but my
heart 10 as warm. though n is often sad
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ONE o'CIOCK.

What charms can hc Add In that foul-scsnted
room, by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards, nlling himself Yith poison tainng his
bfesth, ruhins his niind undermniug his constit n
ton. planting seeds, o. disease. squanderina His
money clouded with smoke, tired with excitement.
Is ths happiness this life Is this our mission9
Oh am 90 tired, do cone home ..
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PLAsNTATIooNi;.' 5 i;.'':It,si ByrTERs. 4.

PLANTAT1OE BIrTERG.
8 ia madei from pure st. Croix Rum and Cahsaya
Bark tknown1h world over for Ks curative proper
ties). sna 6wiM forttey the system against disease
caused byohApgo 6sWhtk ma diet. II you are In.
elinedso dyrpspsis. fty w III you have the ohlls
and fever orany ktpdrsd iseassg pya all nssans take
Plantation Bftters. 1ney are a6ia by ali rugsists
Of repute. .Gaai 4sI L-sst t8sss- 10
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..ytaxIfITT N
LII. xts L5.L -raa.g

AND HE HAD 4 FEMAZn CHILD, S-'-S
Whose name was Hexa BrightWatey. pand who was
twenty Years old; who red stockings, red
garters. metal tipped shoes, green spectacles, and
the preties red hair the world ever set eyes on Or
into. Hexass true New England gal, chewed ,wsds Of
pine guh! una sweetened her broth with o1ions.
HeHfp9 gaan;t so much handsomer than o doll as to
make the doll faint but she Sact,
teihgeaace washes best hola bpt pne; vas great
Fon mailing baby garments, and had her TRUNKS fult
packed away that she might be ready as Wiling
when the evil hour drew nigh as she trusted II would
nom year 70 year. VII .s a5a.',A @ 5s ,..ya
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s'po YOU GO DOWN TOWN 'relNiGHg, MY PET p,
mo darling h6ve labored enough Asy. Why
should fee from heqae, from happineAs. from theef
Life is full short 70 love- too short tSsquander
love the plot oersrh of my heart too we'll No tnr.
ling, my ht art is faS here lot me keep scompsny
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L. 55s~ a5a zls H. si1rI.as, j. osJ,sie
sssss Fs sgsssn Il ss ssts a. 4 asss .
cost: but great value Its dom esio well as medic,
most wonderful I have not been Without It for
e ten anS no 5esS Of can afford
,'1.'J ALEX Il. srEpHENs.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY, .aaEalDI.
m O1N NE.. s''4@is IN 1S--f.''@S
Letter from the Of ia4 late ooysdeI-
ate StQtes.
aso R1oHa1oNp. Va, January IA, 1869.
Jczs Ya., pAnsx q Co., No. 71eo wilhana'strest, New
Of December, 1860. calling my attention. to your
Darbys prophylactic) Fluid. - - N rr,,yG
o. fp. and extens1vely used by. the, surgeons ID
charge Of general hospitals Ia the Confedsraie ser-
ssa With Gssas Ssn . tns
very respeetiaiy. .yeurI oeea.ent servant, \ i
.-s sAM'Ll PRESTON MOORE, M. n; y
THU AsTOaIsR1Neh I n, u u l,s' 81 n ,'.2 !,
ID S I N f ECT,A Mt.
seE Sassa qass.R ea Rsspss g. 'ss
EaSed FOR many years IN the active duties o, the
M %,tS PR only
am wen acquainted with its chemical niemenis 4 -
hile. therefore. cannot speak experimentally Of
hesapsut!o prepexaes a the agents ,oyadin iss
AoHOf autfSiixs nSs to
Its merits as Of high order; ON the whole it
trMAs be considered vssuSbis TO the
Glaze Of articles to which It bslen
These views, may add, are sustained by the testi.
no6y OF many c5rppetent Judges yhp Saya tested
aB properties. Believe me, dear sir
Yours. respectfully.
aAg,.i x "a. MEANS,5M spss LIZ D. IS
GURES BURNS. WOUNDS, ST1N CAS-. dc.
!: sSSss II 50 sAtanAsaA 4MlgsaMssMEoserE4IEA M Y n Al u
meseIs; s JOHN DAnsT y Co.. No. AGO WhhEna-stfeet
Gs.tssmsn.I % received yorf oisculars OF the 1eth
70 the merits Of your Prophylscto FLUID. the pre-
paranon nae been 80 generally used by the proies-
sion ana public at large and SO universalyes
Cd that It seems to me to need no further recon.
mendatton. -
AZ p dsinfectant and remedial agent too. when in-
1t as not exced BY any stniiar preparatson
use perm 0eangantc preparations very extensively
IN this hospital, and cou ID not do without them,
consider youts tue beat and most elegant pfepex-
tion Of the kind manufactured.
ss Respectfully yours, 30,
17s:f NF@P BRICR NJ D
Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital
DUyvIE Gs HaUESD,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
May as tuths8mos Agents for South Carolina.
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svAIrER, MY BOY,

Hars comes & naans who. was once rach. He had
srieodsj ana noney. ana 3 osihe f4saily, ,snd pod
ton. and influences ana sslErespect ana integrity
ana future o. beScse hrxf 1sus. my
hoy, ne don't sooR iiks isnow. Hswss slestSd to an
important offloe. he forgot the lessons hts GOOD
mother taught him. oRnd was aaksd by aesianang
to sell his vote to party Of swindlers he
could not for the life Of hun give articulation to that
httle word, and 70 he FELL sa
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JAMES MARSH. ESQ.

Noe 100 West Ftrst-street New York, says he
has three children. The frat two are weak and
nm h1s vie haylngs been Apshle to nnsse az
attend them; but ahe has taken Plantation Bit
ters Tor the last ten ys.!s sal hes shsla now Is
months old, which abe has nursed Ind reared her.
self, and both are hearty and wels PlRntatton BIT.
ters is invalu66le Is mothers. ~ ~ Y VIZ z. ~
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,,,ra,N Ann YOU DYaTRpTgo, .,,.sy,, !,
Nervous, jAundtsed how spiri.cd, weak. br are you
slok and don't know what aAe you, then try plants-
ton Bitters aad our word for II, 10 win euro you
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"A WINE GLASS Fiji,

OF Plantation Bters, taken three times day before
each meal. will make thas fame Of life again. bum
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence
For ladies IT elegant and gentle stimulant, just
such as they REQUIRE
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: RTHE LADIES BUT KNAw-

y IT0Iy,it i't'rV t! rF'cfTfvti
= M .W THE IApIEs BUT KNEW. x4s..ss, j,
!: What thousands of them ere constantly relasing
TO us we oaridiy behave one half OF the weakness
prostration and Distress experienced by them wouId
vRnish. r
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A1ke q LWYcxuUk In TIM 1kSaSs
JEAN SMoz1Aw. il,
.......-...... .a.. e.
RS we two lee We twN atD wa SEo fcr aye;
An the world ana We Swo and HSaVen 30 our stay.
al tho MSsid 1as EdsD cn0s With rye ~ his side.
Whas's ths worsS, my ,lsss. zdylcyel What can II
am thine and thou art mine; life Is sweet and new.
N the world havo masSet Nhs mark let 1t stand by,
try.
{ y2s{ 80 q;
Liko . yaye1Urk IN the lift, sing, o bonny pr1deI
Ms We two h's We two happy sldo py side.
Taxe . kiss sfrom me, thy msn; now 'no song D0-
uAn Is made sfresh for us, and the brave heart
wipsE u.u "
vxnan $sa asrker days come, and sun win shine,
Thou shat dry my tears, lass and all dry thine.
It's We two. It's we two. while the woride away, lf
Sitting BY the golden sheayes on our wedding day.
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PLANTATION. ,,AITTERs

Observation-Disclosures II .::etI \
Are always purs, rsitab:s. They are strengthening
ana invigoralnRs and afS Exhausted Naure,s great
restorer. Ashsn agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be- excel:ed. ERy
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ConssSnees rper s0utn s,ax oisna fSahroaol
May 86.
291 bales Cotton so bales Donesttcs, leo bo1es
Candles, l4o sacks Bran: To Railroad agent D =
SSosn Crane Boylston b Co. u III Waller 4 Go, g w
Williams %, a D Mulligap, s Wiss Pelzer, Rod
gers & Co. w W Smith, IT. Gerdts b 60. II Bulwina
Ee G HteHens. Courtephy s. 1renholTn. @ 81 Platt,
and Claghorn, Herring h Go.
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PLANTATION nrTrERs.

II PLANTATION BrTTERS. n
This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as tho great health gtyer and re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle, and don,s sleep on
it, Be wise in time. so'd by alI dttgeistsA
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,Guaaasereial.

Charleston Cotton ana Rico Markor.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
4 CHARLESTON. Friday Evening. May 28 g.
Co1TcN. There was o steady and good inquiry
during inc day, the orStations OF buyers being
strioted by the very limited supply of the article
The marKet prices being STEADY and fully sustained
Sales about 3c0 bales, viz: at 2A; 2a 25 SO at
28x; at 26; as at. az 10 at 27A; so Al AK 55
At 20. We quote: A..
1rvHRroo1 CLASSIFICATION. +t' Y.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. .......25 @28M
MiadDne. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY Now York classification we quote:
MiddinR. ....... .27X@-
RIoE-This gr&in was quiet. the day passing
without transactions Of ote In the absence Of hales
we qrote nominally common to fair clean Carolina
A7%@sX; good sA@sKc "a ID.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
torpoH, May 2s-NooD.-C0nse.s e2al. Bonds
9SE.
L1vEArooL, May 2s--Noon.-cotton firm. sales
a0.600 bales Uplandsi 1136. Orleans 11N. Sales
Of the week e3 coo bales. For export 10, ,000. For
speculation t00a. Stock of cotton, Of all classes. In
Liverpool. 429,o00 bales Of which, 1000 are
American.
Afternoon -sto,k ahoat 5o2. .o0o of which, 14o..
600 aRes AMERICAN Upan ds r1114. Orleans IL xx.
Manchester adv cee ATmer. ~ ,E t.'J 7 .'',!,- Il
EyeninR.-cotton olcs.d dull; uplands 11sd.;
Orleaus 1l3Sd.; Gales 1200O bales. Stock afoat b02
600, Of VIII oh 600 ale American. ,.,.,a. ~
DOMESTIC MARKETS. ,-
NEW YoAx, May 2s-Noon.-stocks q shade lower.
Money easy at T. Sterling 4x. Gold s9h. Cotton
eteadyaf 2sX. Turpenrine 46 TO 4ek. Rosn droop.
ing /; strained, common. Sc 42H. fs5.s: ~s'
Evening-Cotton Arm; Gales 1900 bales at 2sAo.
Flour asbade fr1ner and naore doing. Wheat Arrn-
er, but export demand .cheched by advance Of
freights, Corn 1a2c lower. Pork ehade frmer at
SSl so oash Lard ntm; fe' tie lsHa19Ac. Whiskey,
groceries and naval stores unchanged. Freight on
cotton by steam u; ,saM b-39 Money easier at set
per cent. Sterling nrmer; long sa; short lo4. Gold
89%. Bonds active
BALTnspaE, My 9s Cotton firm. Flour declined
no. Wheat lower; choice valley red 81 7oa1 76 Corn
hrm. Oats aud prpvihions dun n TA
C1NdtNNAT1. May 28.-whiskey duh at Sla1 o.
Mess pork held Mt $8l. Bacon held 10 above the
views Of buyers, checking.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s-Provisions firm and unohapg-
LOUISVILLE. May 2s.-Mess pork ss1 so. Should
ers 13Hc. Clear sides 17xc
WILMINGTON, May 2s.-Spirits Of turpentine No
lover. at 42e. Strained rosin 81 76a1 TX, Crude
turpentine steady. 81 70a3. Tar 50 26a230.
AUGUSTA, May 2a-eotton market eteady; eales
l49 bales; receipts 80; middings 2e,1c.
SAVANNAH. May 2s.-Receipts Of cotton for the
week 1901 bales; exports 1870 bales upands and 1856
bales sea islands, to Great Britain $3.50 bales coast
wise 1c42 bales uplands ana 1se bales sea islands
Mashsa aquiet but steady; niddlings a7c: low mid
d1ings acc; sea tslandse unchanged. Sales Of the
week 1896 bales. Stock II. ESQ bales.
Mos1LE, May 28.-Cotton receipts for the week
1887 bales; exports-dreat Britain, 4l92; France,
1851: coastwie 1fss; stock sales Of the week
lo6
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rRailroa6s.'

53,s GENERAL suPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, y s
IN AxD fsSs' 1E4FR 1Rsh = ifag hfsns
W tPASSEEOER TRAINS of the South CaxoE
RAILROAD win run ss Is solloMs sf,sne, ;xs z:aao z
Leave Charlestoh.... 80. :. $50 3. &
Arrive at Augusta. p.
9 Connecting with trains tor Monte eomery, Memphl
NASHVILLE and New Orleans,' via Montgomery al
m 7r FOR COLUMBIA ,'.......
Leave Charaeston. ....s:. 8.e0 4.
q connsedng With wilmington ana Mancbester Raaf
80 Fea iistai sotaaiARLnsroNL.a oas fs''a' G
Lesve Aug06Ga. 900 A. u
Asf1ve at ohsraesecn. .v- o.1!10 p
asss. ~ III $50.
,~-'.s A ~ = esAUaDsTA NiaHT ExPRass - :
- iguNDAYs ,ExoRPTED.tg 1.i..f, :
gLeSvo Onarieston. so p,
Asase s. Agsta; ss .r.;n: =.
and new orleans, Wis Grand Junction.
Leave Leave. 'Angnsta =, p
-'''' " sI coITMBii ;Sis NIGHT ExpREss. aoo a
tSUFDAYs ExCEPTKD)
Leave Oharleseon SOS r. M
Arrive at Columbia. .4.A1 a. M
Columbia Railroad. ~ %'!t lti 2tefS
Leave Columbia. ............. ......... 80 r. M
Af1''' = sn%MERvrIis rXIH. '''So 4
Leave Charleston. e....................3.8 LBS p WI
Arrive at Bummerville. lle.................. $40 p nd
Leave summervlile no A. ~
CAMDEN BRANoa. ''~
Camden and ColuInbta PASSENGER Trains on Mos
DAys, WEDNEsDAvs and sArUhDAFs, connects with
mp and down Day Paa,engers at Kipgvllle, S.s
At coia,nsia. A. n
Leave Columaia.... .......s. ~ ~. 81 r. NJ
11'is s,rn.d, 3. daen d. y II s:
y Aprl 103d; K AZ & General Super,ntendent.;
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DooLY County, GA April 1862.
This ia to certify that was confined to The houee
and most of the hnce to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with rheumatism, for
hve months, and after trying every available RENE.
dy. With no relief. was cured with two bottles OF
DR.. o, s. Prophtt's Anodyne Pain Kill It. each cost
ing hfty cents only; relieved almost Instantly
therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disease. I can say
that 1t is one of the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND.
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cov1NoroN. GA. Julye. 1se7

CovNaToN, GA, July 8, 1857.
DR.. Propatt.-Having use. your Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, cheerfuliy re-
commend it to all persons suffering from Liver af-
feciiops. Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form. I
also recowmend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
rerie dy for that disease. ,1A+ NJ; o, 7, ROGERS