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TIE SONG or TIE ANKIL.

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~ ~" 9N'NfiAHp'
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Right merrily ring,
And under the stroke Of the hammer
tunefnl song sing.
Inc heaYing pillows roar
A0u can near their huge lungs painting
outside the open door
,,,
III, lie ilits his sledge on high,
Ihen lets 1t fall on the iron,
Ana the sparks all round him n.y.
WA. ,---
WIN Ieauy voice +! /, answer, s,N sn.,.
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The suicide OF rich miseg Is reported
in the London papers. She was a widow
named Harriet Gray, 81 years Of age. She
was worth over e40000, but was in the
habit OF denying herself the common ne
cgssaries of life. She kept one candle in
tie house, and whenever her nephew
called upon her to see her, she made IL a
rple 10 lieht II, but when he was going
away SIC blew it out as It was her habit
"a NJ IN tho dark. Tho house in which
she lived was in a filthy condition. The
iury returned a verdict Of suicide while in
4 state Of temporary insanity,
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IA correspondent of The Augusta (Ga.)
f]hFoaIde says that the best way to reno
yate old appletrees Is to commence with
GOOD pruning, then serape off al the loose
bark and moss; give the tree a longitude
nal incision through the bark, wash the
whole with strong solution Of soap and
water with lime added, and give good
working out with digging fork around
the roots as far as they extend Spread
lime and ashes broadcast around the tree.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-05-01

A gold nugget weighing not lees Than
two hundred pounds has been found ~
Victoria. It Ne doublnl whether go large
4 Quantity oi tho precious nelal ~ nas ever
.beisTe besp found III ouemass The great
giir,,et Of 1855 weighed only one hundred
and i6rs Al pounda ~ d noticeable that
ri these ereat Jumps 81 gold have been
gsnnd IA Australia, ln 1880 nugget
shegsht II That time 70 be imnense, was
iafnsd up In Peru, but il weighed not
more Than sixty pounds
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AN EASY DRNKER The teetotalers
tell ofbard drinkers, bat the man Of whom the
0na aha Herald tells the following mustbe a dectd.
edly easy drinker notwithstanding his two
quarts at a dfaught
- AcOcknoy, ripeirom old London, wagered
yee etorday that he w0uld drink hall gallon Of
bee Z with out TAX ing the measure from bis head
Or drawing & breath. More forthe fun Of the thing
Than ior anything else his bet was accepted, and
ldj oufnne ent was had 10 the Wyoming House,
where the urbaue oliver stood ready to meet
theft deinands. Alarge water pitcher was had,
nt o which we're earefully decantod two quarts OF
0F ale; bright fdea ugResied itself that tobacco
an q beer always gotoge thet The other party to
The battDokgh ghandlul OF Divers capital cigara.
aud dropped then uBn0tced into Cookhey's
beverage. NAtl Wady,n says the chap, and
/" nall fight" say8 CockneY, and into Il be
pi rched
euzzIs, gure le, waahl DoWnwent tho beer,
an q IN ao outthe fgotiou Of mi mute be cot down
ia . pitch eF empty, 'Didn'tyou meet anything9
Is izsagr innlDg oyHlander mo, says Cockney,
fHfddn T. Old hon Thought come to think
hi don't know batwhat NJ did meeta few ops.
A roar Of laughter f0ll owed, and nB the whine
folded p hlsbet, etfY one was satisfied that tht
fuum0re than. compe enaaied for the loss 81 tht
waBetN
"A Protestant Jubilee is toh3 held mex
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"A Proestantiubteo is toh, heldnoxt
auhnD atRoston,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09
Easton g. Co.'s Cotton Report.


NEW YORK. Februlrv 6:.THE MARKET in our
6l,no upIapds On atur.iay the receipts proved
moderate and the eIports v,ry ligat; private dis
match quoted the Liverpool market excited. and 5sd
hirher. exporters and SPECTATORS bought freely,
and prices were kc higher j1ansits attracted con-
siderable atteutioil and 27lT blrs chlnsed hands.
The sales re ched 1912 bules. ut 2oMc Monday
The absence OF news from rope Murdered bds-
ed to 34s2 bales. tuesday, h- idvance in Liverpool
and rrpor OF light receipts st engtbened ,he mariet
A Ian pc bu,in ss was done at 1Ic advance Oh mid
6linp and &c OH the lower grades Saes S22S bal 8
at 29Isc Wednesday, the market WIS active aud
higher The1e was u good dem nd for e1 ort and
ar ecSlaton but very little buy.ng for SPINNING.
Prices advanced TO 90c Tor uplands AZ The c ose
Sales TO- 400 bales 1hursday-the activity Continued
and h cher prices we're paid, especial ior tra Sit
oottons' The sales were G947 bales, ut So14c Yes
ter,ay toere was some disapp0ln ment about the
ANAL reduction III the Liverpool STOCK aud tht re was
NOT Innch done There mo- Cha age IN prices, but
ssIes conld not have been edecte except at some
conces,iop Holders feeling stropg, Old not press.
sales S7e5 bales, ut S0Hc s,<,
On the week prices here show an adVance OF Iac
ana iyernool IS ABOUT Sld higher. The smallness
nj tha receipts. the continued light exports both
fror, this country and Bombay, nave adoeo ~ Tue
confidence o. holders, aud convinCed Inc most sAep
t1cal that pric could not well e>line.
In our circulars OF the 9th and 10Th January, we
expre sed tho opinion that plante. were holding
back to some extent Sipc3 then we have seen sc
many statements TO the contrary from dneleni
parts of the south, that forced TO behe' thal
cotton has beer forwarded to the ports as last as
possible We repeat our remarks printed in circu'
lar Of Januiy lst, Us giving ore CORRECT we" "
the situation:
"Our adyices from the South, incline Us 10 be
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
L9spos. February ys.-Noon-sonsols ss7S. Bonds
7sx: Sugar firm
LIVERPOOL, February s.--Noon--cotton quiet
and steady; uplands 12'.d; Orleans 12Hd; sales
1900 bales; others unchanged.
Two P M.-cotton quiet Uplands 12Sal27sd;
Orleans 125za12Hd. Lard quiet Pork 97s.
Evenipg.-Eass India cotton closed quiet-up'
lands 121ls12Hd on the spot and lohad ahoat; Or
cans 12Ha12Hd; sales 12.ooo bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK. February S.-Noon.-Stocss dull and
unsettled. Money easy at Sat. Sterling sh Gold
S5a:. Cotton shade easier at S0AaSoh.
Evening --cs.son less active and xc lower; sales
1000 bales at sOIc. Flour irregular and unsettlea'
no decided change. Wheat shade hrmer Corn
heavy; mixed Western s7asoc; viii soutnern ''c'
yellow q. .s2nc. Mess porA $ss 25as5. Lard firm
or. kettle 21a21hc Groceries quiet Iurpenone
.ssssnc. Rosin 50 4Oas 50. Freights active; cotton
by sail ssaa6led; steam 7-1ed. Governments STEADY.
'62's, IS.
BALTIMORE, February 8.-Cotton hrm a. ~ ceh's'
Flour very quiet and nominal Wheat dull; Penn
sylyania red s1a1 05. Corn f'm; receipts smau;
prime white s8a90; yellow $3.50 Oats trm; p-ime
75. Rye 81 65 Pork firm at ssS Shoulders 1sA4
49, Lard quiet at21.
cxcrsNA.I February s-Flour dull; family ~
o5e7 60. Corn dull at 64a65c. Whiskey du IL ana
non inal at s4c Mess pork in speculative dema n q
and held at SSi Bulk meats frner; shoulders lo1s
a1sXc. Bacon bnos ant; shoulders. 15; clear I'D
sides, 17N; clear .ides, lsAc, Only Little out Oh
smoke; suear-cured hams active at l9il9kc.
ST. LOUIS, Peorulry s. ork active - $50 ouao4
Bnlk meats active Packed shoulders l3E Clear
sdes 17,<. Loose shoulders aud hams. to arriVe'
l3x. Bacon firm. City shoulders lax. Sugar
cured hams lsk. Lard quiet. Irimo :srce nomi-
nal at2Ohc.
LOUISVILLE February s.-Mess pork $50. Should
ers lax. Bacon shoulders 15H. celr rib sides
1sH Clear sides 19>s.
WILMINGTON February 8-Spirits OF turpenane
active. with an upward tendency at "a Rosin active
at 81 S5as IL Tu pentine unchanged. Tor hrm a.
s1s5. Cotton quiet at 2sa2s cents.
AUGUSTA, February S-cotton easier. sases SS'
bales; receipts $40; middlings 28c.
SAVANNAH February s.-Cotton opened with
good inquiry, and closed quiet but firm. Mlddhoe
asc: sales 1900 bales; receipts 2327.
Mopux February s.-Cotton closed dull and eas
Ter: low middling Csc; receipts 2l72; sales 700; e1
ports 1895.
NEW ORLEANS, February s.-Cotton weak bu; mo-
lower; midding 20; sales 1890 bales; receipts since
Saturday $40; exports 1900. Gold 3s. Sterling
41X New York sight Il discount. sugar firm
common 1oKa1oH; prime 12A; yellew clarified l4H
a14Z. Molasses active-fair 6iaS5; prime 6SA70.
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Arrived Yesterday.

scbr Sarah Hammond, Wiley, Boston IL days.
Mdse Tow Roach & co, Railroad Agents Mar
SHALL C urave!ey J uens, SicoI. Paul 20,
Hart & Co. X Ripley, J L Adger co. W T nus
sell 4 Co. W T White G " Williams Co, Panl.
Welch & BraDdes. L White. n Drako. Mrs u bast-
ings. Z r Cowperthwait. HopEins McPherson
Co. Railroad Agent. Key Lewis. Il CMpo'n 20
7 Campsen s. o, b stoddard & 20. klincS. Wick.
onberc A. &C, Ferguson, E Stelling, Nleman g
Berger. NJ Luhrs, IreuchaId, QaacSen3ush.
Graver L Go. Wagner 4 Monsees; q Tecets ecsn
Lancer kiDsmln Il Howell. = Hacker, aua Order.
schr Franklin, Swain New YnrK-7 days MdSe.
To Tuppcr sons. H Blschoff Co, G W Williams
Co, L4urey & Alexander, Il Cobla Co. 30 ilnal9
Bros Hart x 60 Cameron Barkey & 90, Daily. Fl
Gerd,s & Co, Johnstoi Ciew- L 20. > keese o.
Il u Burkeu Havenei u TO. w Ya,es. MaSener
| Mons,cS, Bins,nIn Howell. z Lilcntna''
Caussen, a QuacEenbuSb. JefprdS y Co. h,pS y
| GItuou, u VI Martin. j n Robson. Osiepdorf co.
wando Mining aud Manufacturing Co. Experienced
| heavy b " OF rAiu rus
| >chr Florence NUwe !, Fennimore, Woods Hoie-
| DAYS Guauo. 10 ] y Robso
| schr Aselda j. Laura McIrdoo, D1racoa-l1 days.
| Fruit 70 Bart Wir,h.
scbr Deas IRON West Point dill. l25 tlerccs
Rice. 10 j |; PriDge
| steamer Dictator Coxetter, Paatka via Jackson
Vile. Fernandna and savannah. 8! bales Cotton .
bugs Gulno 196 bugs Cotton SEED. &c. 10 j D
Aiken Co, Il G Jackson, Mantoue & GO, pincKney
| Richtou. II Manning, Fraser Dill, q Ii lngrala1n
G son. Murdock. Gi.htms & Mott, kirkpatrick n
| Witte, Stenhouse & Co.
Steamer kmili., Davis, Georgetown, s C. 15l
tisrces Rice l bale Cotton and Sundries. To Shack
elford l. Kelly, Thurston tolmes, ] Prlnglc, W
| G Bee & Co, O'Neill 6; Son. kisey i Creighton.
E Bull, b Klatte & Co, Mrs Hood, Terry Nvlen. ]
Togui.
steamer st Helena. Rumley, Edisto and Rock.
vile. l3 bales Sea Island Cotton, Mdse, and sun.
dries 10 Murray, Fraser dill. j tolcock
Co Gaillard M1notr, Howe, Bischof & Co.
Received from Chiso,m's Mill-3j terces Rice. To
Thurston 4 Holmes.
Received from Benefits Mill-1S3 derces Rice. Te
Bee Go. II 1ngroIanl 4 Son, Muller, MIN
| IN I Sloan.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS February 5.-CoIToN-A close sp.
proximaon shows that about 1000 bales of the stock
here which IS more than 1900 greater than at the
corresponding date last season. is held oy specuat
ois of this region that one-half OF the remainder Is
heavily advanced on-some 60t6 cr To bales are In.
cumbereo There is better disposition to sell, Sqd
some shipping orders nataa he-n ailad. 11lae sales
are much larger than ourinn previous weeks. Hold
ers as n rule are firm in awaiting higher figures.
Active demand. chi; A. for higher grades, 1or the
last two days. About one fifth of the stock Is North
ern middpgs. Receipts have fallen off several hum
ured bales.
The following are the reports of the warehouses
for the week. Saturday. Northern middlnss 26Hc
sales 81 bales; Monday, 26lz 2G1Sc, nominal. sales
sc bales; Tuesday, 26Isa262<c. moderate demand,
mand sales 246 bales; thursday, scave. 27a27hc,
sales 400 bales. The market to-day closed rather
dull; sales 90 bales. no opera ions have been
principally local at the following quotations:
OrdlHary, ,,-.........'.'' 'zo3aaao
Good ordinary....... ............- a1ois
Low middlings. ......... .........- az
Middfings (Northernl. ............2I .2IAaa1h
Good mldd ings. a2o
Warehouse sales for the week 1908 bales. Weeks
recent. 1920 bales against 2814 the corresponding
we of last season, and 2os5 the previous week OF
this year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock CT hand September ], 1863. 2So
Recel ed past week. i,oIO
Received previously S9,l2s-4oSAS
4o,92o
Shipped past week ek....................S SiU
Shipped previously ..."...... ....22,ooo-ZSo9o
Stock on hand February g. 1862 1880
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PaSsen%eTs.

Per steamer Dictator, nom Palatka via Jackson
Vile, Fernsndina &c-B smelling. W D Russell
Rutherford. Ladd and vile, Mr. Smifin and vile,
Mrs Arrow, Mrs Ewart, DR. G Horsey. Hon D L
Yulee and daughter, Captain Dutch, Cohen, Rev
Mr Gar. an, Rev Mr. Emerson, g Smith. DAY
enuort G Witherpe, {, Goodwin, Todd, )
Hurer. A sal edo, Miss Jennings, Miss Rosc, Mrs
Rose, W Christal. Nevins Nix and son, Mrs john
L Philips, and II on deck. ,
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. c
7 n Read Misses Read, DR. II NJ Tucker, amson,
Miss Samson. Z 5 lard w Vaux Miss Bell Lachl.
cote. Miss Miscaly, Mrs Theus. E Thornton,
Hartley, Miss Morse, Capt W stafford. and others
Per steamer st Helena from Edisto and hockVille-
Wescoat Hart, DR. ] Sosnowski, Howe, ana
| II on deck.
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Gonmfrfial.
EXPLOITS.

BOSTON-Per schr Sarah Cullen-140 tierces Rice,
80 bales Uplard Cotton, bbls spirits 1urpen-
tine. l249 bbls Rosin, 2TT packages aides and
Skins.
NEW YORK--Per schr Robert Caldwen-3sS bales
Upland Cotton. bags Sea Island Cotton, 26s
tierces Rice, AT sacks Cotton Seed, 166 casks
Clay 427 bbls Bosin. leo boxes Desccated Pota
toes, AZ bbls Meal. packages Phosphate, 8pack-
ages Mdse, 40 empty Ale Barrels, 3sS empty
Carboys crate Crockery.
BALTJMORE-Per schr G 1reland-136,o0o 1eet
Lumber, 20 casks clay.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Store
Circular,

NEW YORK, February 6.-Duriug the week
spirits turpentlne has been dull and declining, clos
ing weak at 56a561Sc non inalv. In the absence OF
any export or important local demand holders are
not quite go sapguine as a week ago. The sales
amount TO $50 bols at 5G1!a575sc.
RosN--Bas sbar-d the general duness in naval
stores and strained common has declined to 50 As.
There has been some export business even at pre-
vail ng high rates freight. The sales about 1000
bbls ut 50 45a2 Gu for strained common; So 65 for
good strained; 81 70 for No 9; S31sa4k for No l,
and s5Ha5H for pale. Receipts. 1879 bbls; exports,
1868 btls.
TAR-Is qCie. and in very light demand, the late
remarkable advance in Wilmington having had no
effect whnevcr here. We quote North coulty, 50
75a3; WILMINGTON. s31!a37s Receipts, $40 bbls: ex-
ports, 112 bbls.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
.1only q woman's Hair"

Aftar Swift's death there waa found In bus
writing desk a tress OF Stela's hair. On the
caper enclosing it there was written: 'Snly
Woman's Hair
"Only woman's hair?"
A seal, sign,
Nervng the knighuy arm
In Palestine.
.Only woman's hair? ?"
Pesi1e their lore
Pale students lay the pledge,
And strive the more.
"Only wonaan's hair?'
Old men depart,
Fumbiing one little tress
Held to the heart.
"Only. a woman's hair?''
Gage of fond trust,
Buried with Rtalwart forms,
Crumbhng to dust
Only woman's hair?''
Was this gibe-
bitter sneer? If so,
Shame on the sc;lbe!
"Only womaN's hair9"
Was this sigh
Borne on the midnight surge
OF memory?
"Only a womans hair?"
Lo! there lie times
When wailing music cnss
To meeking rhymes.
"OnlS o woman's hair? p?
Strange it appears
That lie should nurse Jest
So many years.
''Only q wou ans hair 2"
Dead Stella's hnir;
II she had meant . jest.
Why all that care?
"Only woman's hair .?
True-nauGht beside:
And yet twas something more
When Stella died.
Only a woman's hair" 2"
womau's hair:
Amoan from out the Past
woman's hair!
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis Boston-courtenay & Tren'
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, New Yerh-wm
sehr Ireland, Townsend, Baltinere-wn Roach
| l. Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
| Schr Minnie Smith. Wilmington, G..
From this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, February
SAM.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion, lockwood. at New York, Feb
Schr Clara, Muliord, at Philadelphia, February s.
Sailed for this Port.
Ship g Z, Winthrop Stewart from Liverpool JAN
Bark David McNutt, McElhenny, from Liverpool,
January 18.
Shipncws by Telegraph.
:, GLASGOW, February s-Arrived, Iowa from New
Nlw YORK, February s-Arrived, steamship Gen.
eral Barnes.
WILMINGTON. February S-Alrived. steamship
Fairbanks from New York.
-: schr John Griffin. Captain Fisher, loaded
with sugar and molasses, and bound from Sagua ia
Grande to Philadelphia, experienced heavy gale on
the Sd instant, She was struck by wAterspouf
which carried away her 1udder, irons and wheel
ropes.
SAVANNAH, February 8-Arrived yesterday, steam
ship st Petersburg from Leith, Scotland; schr Ed
ward Glade from Baltimore
Arrived to day, steamship Hermann Livingston
from New York; Fannie from Baltimore.
Cleared, steam yacht Cricket for New York.
Memoranda.
The Edith. Wheeler, from Liverpool for Charles.
ton, sailed from KinSstown January 81.
The brig Cecilia, from Liverpool for Charleston,
smiled from Ri 'gstown January 81.
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PACIFIC GUANO C0MPANY'S
SULUB B e
PACIFIC GUANO.

YTHIs GUANo DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply in ihe relatlTe proportions oi
the same cl mcnta Of fertility.
Its use during The past four years for the cu'uro
of cotton aud .0rn has given to 1t O character for
standard excellence unsui passed by genuine PERU
wan Guano. and where Seasons or drought lntcr-
gene, II produces large increase OF crops.
Tho pricc at whice this Guano Ia placed Is so
much below that of Peruvian Guano, IS to sutute
il an object OF material Importance to Southern
Agriculture. o.,
enable it to furnish Guano OF the highest value at
the lowest possible cost TO consumer ana inc
hlshes interest of the company is reco2nized IN
this policy. os.,
The Company looks to large sales, sma probtS,
and permanent trade for compensation on capHai
invested.
lima, is Scientific Director TO the Company
which affords sure guarantee of The continued eX
cellcnce of the Guano. None genuine unless orand
I'd with the name oi JOHN s. REESE CO., Gene
raj Agents OF tho PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application. apply TO
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent for the State OF south Carolina,
Nos and2 Atlantic Wharf.
December 10 Dto stutnotho
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Markets
OFFICE OF TBE CHARLESTON DAILY News,
CHARLEsToH Monday Evening" Feb. 8, 69.
CoTTON.-The operations in this article COM
,nerced st very firm rates. some transac ions taxing
place at about 2Oc q fb for middliugs but tue mar
tst b,,cuing quiet buyers succeeded in purchasing
=. o,..,.,,. ,,.,o, ;"es towards the close; sales
about 900 ba es, Of which about .vv were so'u W
Saturday evening, viz: 81 at PIX; Q at 273s; IS
27H; Al at 24; I12 at 2s; 1O4 at 2SA; 2sl at 2ss;
81 at 2s2x; 76 at 2sX; sS at %; % at 2s1sc. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordiaary to good ordinary .27A@2sA
Low middllng.. .1o1aW--
Strict middling .................. .ZS1 1@29E
By New York classihcat, N we quote
Low middhpg. ...........IS54GIS
MiddHng. .ZSt1D<S7a
RICE.-The market for this grain was quiet and
but little done sales 80 tierces o. clean Carolina at
&c p 1b. We quote common to fair clean Carolina
at s1z@sg; good, sH99h; common prime, o14c
p ID.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEE DIS,
PER STEAMER CIMBRIA.

VTEaE TABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBoUs
v ROOTS, &c., viz Early and Largo York Cab
bice EARLY and Late Drumhead. Fa-iy and Late Bat
tersea Early aad Late Flat Dutch, Early May. Early
Sugar Loaf, karly Ok Heart and Green Glaze CAB
basss Drumhead and Green Curlcd Savoys Brown
and Green Curled Kale CauliHower. Brocalli, hRa-
ish Turnips, Bees. Carrots, Spinach, Onion seed,
parsnips, PIrsley Leeks, Lettuce, Thyme Sage, &C.,
&C., Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERANIANs, 80 cents per paper;
Large Pansy or Hea tsease. Largo Double Carna-
tions, Plcotce nnd Phcasants Eye Pinks Mixed Yer
bena Double Bloodred Wallaower. Double Dahlia,
Double Gldowers, Double Balsams. 20 cents per
paper; Scarlet, White and Purple Candituts. Double
t,hnu Iiuks Gilea Tricolor Double Hollyocks,
Clnrka Pulchella Lnrkspurs Sweet William Core
opsis, Poppies Mixed Eemophllla Snap dragon,
Canterbury Bells. Coxcomb, Sweet Misnonetto
Sweet Al, ssunl, Princess Feather, China and Ger
nan Gstcrs. Primrose Zcnnia. Petunia. Portulaca.
Phlo1 Drummondl, Red Valerlap, Running Vines,
&c., &C., 10 CENTS per paper; fine strong and vigo-
rous strawberry Pants, 4 choice collection OF lea
Roses, Double Dahlias, oil colors.
ALSO,
IN assortment of OU-EKGEPING ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements.
For pa!c by JOHN THOMSJN N & CO.,
No. 2:S King-street.
January 10 slath12 Charleston, S. G.
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Cons,gnecs per south Carolina Railroad
February 3.
1888 bales Cotton, % bales Domestics l2 casks
Bacon. cars Stock To Railroad Agent. Brodle
Co, q " Williams & Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co.,
Peizer, Rodgers 4 Co. Reeder Davis, u walter
& Go, Dowling Il co. A Salinas. Frost Adger, W
r Williams. Sowry & Co, E Sloan, Wardaw 4
Carew. Rayenel & Co Ferguson w q Courtney 4
Co " NJ Lawton, kirkpatrick & Witte, Thurston l.
Holmes, " " smith,
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Sales of the week II, 784 bales including 1899 to
spinners I4S42 to SPECTATORS, and 2043 to export
ers.
Stocss in the interior towns January o. 1862 49, 101
bales, against 85 162 bales sume time last year.
Gross receipts at this port for the week. 20,255
bales. Since September ], 400. $40 bales.
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agricultural.
CAUTION.

WE, THE UNDERsIeNEC. gEREBY CAUTION
w Manufacturers, venders. or users, from In
frirglng upon our Patent claims. upon the RICE
Planter as we shill enforce the penalties OF
the law against q ] Offenders.
WAGNER & MATTHEW'S.
Eahr,,orv stuth3
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OILS! OILS! OILS!
BETTING BETTING !!

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5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8. 4. and S
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLC-TIPPED B E Ii
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1G INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, 4 INCH TO u INCH d.
AMETER
sOAPSTONE PACKING, 4 INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKEPS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo