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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22
Boston Market.

BOSTON February 17.-CoTToN-The market for
cotton has bee quite dull tho past w,ek aud prices
have eased of with free arrivals mostly on manu-
facu, ers account. The stock OF hand has been in-
creased to about 10 600 bales A. SINNERS huyo also
largo supp y. the receipts ayrra ing upwards VI
10 Or0 bales per week since The 1st oil January. TIE
demand has been confined to sma lots. and We
quote ordinary 21a28c; good ordinary ut 2Si29c; low
midllius at 29a2yIsr, aud middlluS at :95?a3Unc q
tb inc .uling urards and Gulf. The market closes
dull at these prices.
FISH he demand for Goldfish las improved aud
the M lrkrt is steady und firm. \ he saies OF m:-
tium and large have been 81 5U 2j per q'l, in-
cluaine G.. or.C; AMI small have lceI selling SO 81
a6 Der utl In hako sales 1t s. 20 Loose, pnd So per
nti packed; and pollock at - 1sa3 per q Mackcrel
are quite firm and TO colnLa ID ful prices
in suall lois he sales hLvc been ut S9Iuz1 80 ior
No ba, aui So 50i2i tor no shore, aLa 2' a:id
81 are sea C, and prices quite nomii.l. Pdcscd
herring have been in ir Lolusi with 8. es ut IS 60
40 per bb us to quality. herring are se lug
Ut 3Ja4jc for scaled and 80 /. In Simon nothing
has bccu jouc aud p:iccs ar uCml,a,i: tho same.
GuSNY BAGs-ihe market IS firm, wiLn sacs OF
400 laies at lG,ial71lc curr,Dcy.
GuNSY CLOTH his sr.lce IS quite firm. and
prices arc again shade higher. III" sdos comprise
$50 uaics at 9c gold i'll bond; and 4Oj cs ut IL
per yard currcrcy--nuw held for higher prces
NAVAL SToRE:- spirits turi' ntinc there nave
been salcs OF small lots at 63 60; cr gallon held at
the lstter pr"o to arrvc. lar il dull! with sales Oh
500 bbr at 50 I0a3 rs per bb In rosn salcs OF c0O
is No ut quoted prices Pitch is quoted 4. 50 10
ASA per Dbl.
EicE-Ma ket firm with moderate sales OF SlsaS34c
tor Ranaoun, and 92lal01< for Carolina stocks are
be d principally alb We the views of BUYERS.
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The GUANo IsLaNDs.-Secretary McCulloch
has prepared circular to collectors OF customs
relative to the suano islands appertalning to
the United States 10 tho circular is subjoln..
ed corrected list Of tn guano islauds bonded
under act of August 1S, 1856, and the atten-
ton of collectors is directed to said islands
with a view to the proper enforcement OF the
laws regulating intercourse Herewith. The
law requires that no guano shall be taken from
the said islands. locks or keys, except for tho
use of citizens OF the United States, or of per
sons resident therein. The act of July, 1866,
partially suspended this prohibition. The law
also provides that the introduction Of guano
from said islands, rocks or keys, shall be re-
gulated as tho coasting trade between. the
different ports OF the United States, and the
same laws shall govern the vessels concerned
therein. And as the laws of the United States
forbid foreign vessels from engaging in the
coasting trade. and commercial intercourse
with these islands thus form a part Of said
trade, collectors are requested to use oil Iigi-
lance to prevent any lnrrac,ioS OF any law or
regulation on the subject. The list nnnHHers
about seventy-fye islands, designated by
name, latitude and longitude.
correspondence Baltimore Sun.
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passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-W 2
Jones. NJ, nike, allen. Warmer and lady, Nd
Jamson and lady R Paine, " Towne, l. Archer, E
Miller, Z u >tenp. NJ Burger.
Per steamship James Adger, from New York
Manning Mrs Williams, Mrs Fitzpatrick. 6
Brown, W Fay, Moss ] Armstrong, and in
steeraae
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jackson
willie, Fernandina. &c-S Marshall, Q Adams.
Rev j c Miller, Mr. Bernard. DR. Herndon. Captain
Duryea, D Gregg. Mrs Hastings, NJ Pepper,
81 sci oomaker, Il B Levcnworth, Goficr, : Rouse.
D Hayward. Miss Hayward and servant. Master
Hayward, J aIunroe, Captain T ] Lockwood, Capt
] Richardson. Mrs Roach, L ompklns, Ihayer,
G A Seaver. S Al Leddor and wife, Scoheld, T
Scofeld. Mrs Jones, smith, Miss Haines. D B
Hayward, T Armstrong, Il Jones, MIR Comstock.
Mr. Smith, NIr whito. and % on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort,
Hilton Head and tdisto-A Gage and wife Mrs stick.
ney. u Ridgeley, ] Chlpley. Lowder. Ball,
J W Autley, E >myrk, Miss NJ E Hall, Miss DIX
ter. Mrs Carroway and two children Estabrook,
T D Eason, B Pape, Miss Bryce III Pohizer, Mr
Fripp. Barnwell, J Albers, Harden, Mrs Mat
thews, C Adams. W Whaley, Mitchell, Mr. 1an-
non, idr Fogartlo, J Stubbs, and q on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, February 2O-P. M.-Sugar e9s 6l.
LIVERPOOL. Feb uary y2;-Noon.-coi;on dull; up
lands l1Ad; Orleans I'D. Sales 5000 bales. Corn,
old. 32s; uew 3oi I'd.
Evemns.-Cotton qliet; uplands 11s4d; Orleans
I'D. Sales 7OuO bales. Lard 7Gs. D.con 5Ss. Tai
low ASS Cd.
HAyRE. February. 2p.-Cotton closed easicc but
unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoEK. February 2U-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money easy at SAT. Exchange 91s. Gold 53H Gas,
AK. Cotton 2s2l cents.
Evening.-Monday will be gencral holiday in
financial and commercial circles. The ease In money
is very marked. Offerings are large, and banks and
money lenders are anxious to make interest over
Tuesday. Extreme rates 4a7; bulk of transactions
at SAG. The bank statement Is regarded as unfavor
able The loss in specie is attributable to tho great
demand for customs durirg the wcrk. The heavy
decrease in deposits is ATTRIBUTED to falling of In
loans specie ami legal tenders. Sterling quiet and
steady at s%as1S Gold s3}l. S2s, l4aia14's. state
securities firm and in better dcnand. Cotton closed
armer with fair demand; sales 1900 blles at 29c.
Flour very dull; snperfne Stat So 75a6 %. wheat
heavy; winter-3a5c lower. Corn heavy without de-
cidcd change WGiskey quiet Polk unsettled and
lowe. s3l 50l3o. Lard lowo", i9EalsSc Naval
stores and groceries quiet Frei%nts dull
BALr1NonE February oo-cotton dull; nomlnalll
2S,S cts. Flour steady. Wheat very dull. Corn
steady. OTIS and rye unchanged Pork s33 Co.
Dlcon shoulders 15ysa151i. virginla's, insc'ioed,
Old, 50s5l; 'GGs, 54iaa5j; CTS. 81; North Carol
mas old, ex coupon, Ci; row', S9i: bid. 6l asked
WILMINGTON, February 2O.->pirits of turpentne
quiet at s5 80. Go.ia f;m,r al 81 .5lG so. Crud"
turpentine steady at 81 SOIL 80 lar steady at So.
Cotton duii.
AUGUSTA February 2o.-Cottou without mater al
change unless it be that holders exht'it moro firm.
ness and offer their stocks sparngly; nidd,ng nomi-
nly 26ai ,27; sales l49 bales; receipts III bales.
sAvANNAu, February % Cotton irregular aud
prices have been no-.lnal closing with better feel
ing; midJling 27,l sales 1000 bales; receipts 1272
cxporis-coastwise 1920, Liverpool 4763.
MOBILE, February 2O.-Sales 1000 bales and firm
low m ddling 26lla26x; receipts 5e6 bale:; exports
33j bales.
New ORLEANS, February 0.-Cotton in fair de-
m1pd; improved x; middlng 27'sa27st; sales $500
b,es: receipts 115s balee; exports a55s bales. Gold
81. sterling 4514. colDu ercial 43lsa44'5. New
York sight u premium. Sugar In good demand
common 12a14 prime IA 1sal5: Yellow Clarified le1l.
! Moasses steady; prime ISAe!'
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Gommerfial.
Exports.

Exports.
PosTON-Per schr i Hammond-24s bales Cot
ton. 212 te:ces Rce 81 Db!s Resin. 70 hhds
6 bbls and 90 tons Iron, trunk and boxes
Mdse, cask Phosphate Rock.
NEW YURK-Per steamship Manhattan-a65 bales
Upland Cotton. 81 baes sea Island Cotton;
so tierces Rice. IS bales Yarn, SO bbls syrup A
packages sundr,es, so empty barrels.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-S3a ue rces
Rock, II bales Rope Cuttings, packages sldes
and Rags, s bsles Va n, IS packages Dried Fruit
&c, is, 900 feet Boards Sc empty Barrels.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
In Menorian.

To there ne.er bark on the heavenly shore,
with Sapphire sides aud Golden oar
And breeze ss soft as poets rhyme
To watt thee adown the river OF time
Thus. darling come from ,ne I0s [UseiY s'i;t eves
Would thy voice be missed in the angel as Dans'
Would the unaylng roses. tht blossom there
Fade for the want ofa cheruo's carer
Then. darling, stay, on the shadowy shore,
Tho we see thee on earth never more. never more
Z.
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ConsISnees per >outn CalolIna NaIiroa1
February go

739 hnlcs Colt III. 81 bales Dom sites, siT bushels
Grau u oils Syrup. Ito bbs Naval -tore-: 10 ca 8
Wood . cars ia tie. To Ra lroad Ageut, w an,
w ~ Courtney, Frost l. Adser, ] L sloan. Pelzcr,
Rodgers & Co. q W.ler L. Co. Dow ing & Co, j
Marshall, Rttder Davis, Brodls e. Co, Johnston,
Crews Il Co, & " Williams & 10, r sharp 4 10, L
] W.ss, Graeser & .mtl,, Gi2"':c:4:. Herrln9 70.
West Jones, Goldsmith & SoL. ' LIiNiukc,
Eracke B O'Neill,
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There was an earthquake in Alexandria,
Va, between the hours OF one and Two, on the
night of the 18th instant. at taat very date
and time OF night, during violent storm OF
wind and rain, q strange sort OF rumDling ID
the distance was heard 10 New York and 6rook-
iyn. It had the sound OF thunder over Staten
Island. The movement in Virginia was &C
oompanied by the same ruubling noise.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
February 90.

100 bales Cotton, SO bbls Naval Stores. 60 bushels
Rice, cars Lumber, Wood, stock, Mdse, &c To a
snyth Reeder Dpvs, j Adser & Co. Mowry L
Co, Kirkpatrick White, " Williams Co,
Emanuel, Walker, Evans Cogswell, Kendall q
Harkins, Caldwell Soma. Mazycks l. Salters, W
Bowling. Bischof l. Co. j A Quackenbush, L Cohen
L Co, q j Fuller, " Z Ryan, Nachnnan Co, Frlpp
& u, draeser e. smith, Won Dohlen. Wiley, Kali
road Agent.
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gIcnlOra ndd.

Tho shin souibern Rights, whi@h cleared at Nor.
folk. on Friday last tor Liverpool had on board q
cargo Of 7qg bales Upland Cot on. 63l bbls flour;
1000 bbs Rosin. 1i5U bags Bark, Z hhds sumsc' and
0,OUO bushels Corn
The schr Minerva, Collins which cleared at Ha.
vaua Fet ruary IL for Boston, will probably touch OIL
this port.
The Wilmington IN C) Journal OF Saturday last
saws: ,,.,.
ported as having gone ashore on Frying Pan Shoals
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WiImington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 2O.-TURPESTINE-Is
in moderate request Sales Of $50 bbIs ut - 90 Tor
soft, and 81 g. Ior hard per 28- lbs.
SPIRITS lURPENTINE-Salcs tu-dar Of % bbls at
81 c 81 do at SIC aud 10 do free on boaru at 52}sc
per rallon-thc market closing uta1l &c.
ROsIS-ls III better demand and the market closes
at o shade advance Sa OF 1906 bb,s at 81 rs for
sracd Il 80 for strained and No ., 81 S0a1 81 f.
No o and SGl6 so Tor pale.
TARIFFS BIB changed hands at So per bbl.
CorroN-No sales reported.
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Ayers Catllartic Pills.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
pHYSlC,
ArcSo compos d that disease within tho rance o:
their action eau rarey Withstand OF evade th":a.
Their penetrating properties sclrctl "na cie;nse'
and invigorate every portion oil tue human organ-
ISM correcting its diseased action and restoring us
healthy vilalities. As conscqu ncc Of tneSe pro-
pe, ties the Invalid who 1s boweu down with PAIN or
phy.cal debility IS astoushcd to find his health or
energy restored by remedy 1t once so simple OF q
iuviu'g.
Not Only do they cure the everyday complaints
of everybody but ul,o many formidable aud danger-
ous diseases The agent below named is rleased to
furnish gratis my Amer eau Aim mac, containing
certificates of their cures and directions fol their
use in the following complaints Costiveness,
Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder OF
stom. ch, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
Inaci l. of the Bowels. Flaiulency, Loss OF Appe-
tlte Jaundice, and other kindred complaints. aris.
ing from low state OF tho body or obs ruclion Of
its functions. They arc IN excellent alternative TOR
the renovation OF the blood aud the restoration OF
tone and strength to the system debilitated by dis
ease.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. j. T.. AVER & CO..
Lowell, Mas.
Sold at wholesale by DOWIE Il NOISE,
Charleston, S. c., aud by Retail Druggists every
where. fnw3mos DSc De'eroer 70
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Tuesday night last. proves to be the Samuel Eddy,
of Staten Island, Captain Cathcart, bound from
Georgetown, G. 10 New York, laden with lumber or
three miles from the point Of Cape Fear, and will
prove total loss. On Wednesday morning the crew
abandoned her and took refuge on Smiths Island
beach. from whence they were taken yesterday by
the steam tug Alpha, Captain Plat and car! led to
smithvle. The Alpha went previously 10 see what
could be done for the vessel but could not board her
on account Of the heavy sea.
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W1InrxGroN, February 2o-cieared, Lucille for
Baltimore. , .. .,,;, r -,
sAvANNAH February 2o-Arrived, steamship Leo
from New York. .,..,. ,,.u,.
FSnar Ceclc, Montevitlco brig ELLEN Maria for New
York; echr Thomas / Parker i"r frovi once, Il i )
steamships Tonawanda, for Philadelphia; Mont9oIn'
ery and san salvator for N'w York
Weather heavy; rains last night. Wind NE.
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Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.

Charleston Cotton nnu ISice murAce'
OFFICE OF TIE CHARI ISTON DAILY News
UHAnLEsroy Saturday Evening, Feb. 20, GO. J
coTrON.-The business in lis article was
limited with an inclination to safer prices, but sell
lers were not freely Offering and ths disposition to
await further events before accepting current rates
prevailed to large e1toat; sales about 800 o'les
say: 81 at 2H l0S at 2j;2s at 81; 35 at 274 81 ot
PIX; % at 271S. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ....... 2GA9.GM
Low Didd]tnS.... ......-I;dW--,<
MldQl1ug. ...-.-'1s"%-'i
By New York cll llssiicaticn we quote
Low middling. 271zG 27I
MIddliu9. W
RICE-The demand for this grain continued
stesdy and good at frn rrlc's; sales 165 aer'es
clean Ca, oliua say: 1o9 iercos at sssc; 25 at S'
We quote common 10 fair c.eln Carolina ct Sl4@Ssc;
good S5S@S1lc.
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Consignces per Charleston nnd Savan-
nah Railroad, February 20.
Cotton Rice, Mdse, &C. To " P Bowling Co.
" Bee / Co Blake. P Huguenln' b Rnett
L Son. F Ferguson Cunningham.
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IN OCEAN RACE.
Close and Exciting Contest between two
First-elass Ocean steamships-TheR Re-
suit.

The great trial Of speed between the steam
| ship City CT Paris, of the Inman line, and the
Russia, Of the Cunard line. which has just
taken place, has been one Of the closest con-
/ tests Of the kind on record. The race was won
by the City Of Paris By Just fortyJfue minutes
result which attests the wonderful perfection
and power which has been attained in the man.
utacture of steamship machinery. we copy
from the New York Commercial Advertiser the
| following particulars of the race:
The steamers Russia and City of Paris az
rived at Queenstown early on the morning OF
the 10th inst, the Russia at o'oo anu JIG oi'S
Of Paris at 5 o'clock.
nm tbe 10Th inst, at Las P. NJ, and the Russia
at $50 P. N. The CITY of Paris thus beat her
antagonist forty five minutes, as the following
''''' ''''N Left New York. ARID at LiverpI
E,y e, PARIS. so TO- aS H. Feb 10, 6: o AM
TINE OF F..sSAGE.
Days. Hrs. Min.
Eus.1s r1ss Ds rar's...: Is co
In favor of tho City of Paris...:.. 90 As
The Russia is commanded by Captain Cook,
and the City of PARIS by Captain Kennedy,
both frst-class seamen and old Atlantic ma vi
gators for their respective lines. The vessels
ar Of iron, and both were constructed In Glas-
gov, the City OF Paris IN 1866, and the Russia
in the following year. The motive power Of
the former consists of two horizontal trunk
engines and sheis shlpriggeo: the latter has
one direct acting engine, and Is 1sgcd as q
bark.
The following are the dimensions of the ves-
sells:
CITY of Paris -. a76O sjs feet 40 feet 26feet
Russia. 1859 1853 feet 43 feet effect
II is understood q good deal of money de-
pended upon this contest. and consequently
much interest is felt by those pecuniarlly IN
terested in the result, and also by the friends
of each line. The Inman line, to which the
City OF Paris belongs, is ANXIOUS to secure the
British mail contract, and as means to that
end. are endeavorng to show o schedule OF
shorter passages than the Cunard Company,
which has always e1joyed the mail carrying
between this port and Liycrpool.
The result Of this run 70 Liverpool, although
showing quite sufficient to settle all side bets,
is not enough to mark any difference IN the
speed Of the two steamers, but 1t Will intensity
the contest for supremacy between the COM
petitors tor the British mail subsidy, which
the law enjoins shall be given to those steam
ers that make the shortest trips across the
Atlantic. CT or
Az we have received but the bare fl:t OF
their arrival. we canuot tell whether the steam
ers had to depend upon their engines entirely
ar were enabled. by favorable winds. to use
their sails. Ii the latter, the City OF Parls had
an advantage as being ship-rlgged she could
spread more canvass than her competitor. In
a few days, however, the vessels logs will ar
rive, when all the particulars will appear.
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interior Cotton Markets.

UNION, February 16-Cotton 26Nc.
SELMA, February 17.-Market dull and no de.
mand. No sales.
MONTGOMERY, February 19.-Market very quiet
and dull; prices nominal at t25a2oHc. NO sales
ORAEGEBURG, February I9.-Sales for the week
IS b.les. We quote ordinary PAX; low midding
25%; middling 96c.
CHERAW, February 19.-sales this week 1O5 bales
Mt 24Ha97c, at the close the tendency IS to lower
prices. We quote "a to 26Ac.
MACON, February 19.-The market is nearly alta
stand. The receipts are JIG bales; sales II oaiee;
none shipped. We quote middlings at 257aa26c.
COLUMBUS, February 18.-Most of the s1les yes
terday were mixed lots--averaging low middings.
All purchases were made by shippers The market
was very dull and late private telegrans were de-
pressing. Northern middlings nomlnally 26Hc.
Wa-chouse sales 102 bales. Receipts 142 bales.
COLUMBIA, February 2O.-At the beginning o.
the present week cotton op ed with good demand
at 2SHc f r middng. Since then the unfavorabe
accounts from Liverpool have had very decreasing
effect the marge and from day to dav prices have
reccded, and at the end OF the week have further
downward te ndeucv. Strict middlings are now quot.
ed at 2T}Sc The sales of the week were 4 bales,
as follows: 70 at c6 16 at 26H; 70 at 26 81 ut 26
l27 at 81; "a ut 27A at 27js 70 at %; l6 at 9S
Augusta Cotton Market.
AUGUSTA, February observation-disclosures
dull and depressed, aud holders arc net offsrli
their stocks free y. At the close buyers of red 2G ~
for middlng, hut holders manded 2G24a27; sales
25e baes; receipts 296 bales; sales OF the week are
1852 bales, and receipts 8, IA baes.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1868. 80. i COG
Receipts since to date. e........n........796sf ... ~,
Exports aud home consumption. .61.s0S
Stock on hand to-day. .19. 40O
Receipts last season. from September l, 1867, to
February II, 1868, were 1886 bales
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<s's::s';';; sss::%ss;sa. a''' m" '''
PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN TIE WHOLE
history of medicine has anytmng won 30 WHEY aaa
so deeply upon the confidence OF mankId "a as
this excellent remedy for pulmonTy compn,n's: D.
Through long series OF years, ana ahonS Wos' Va ~,
the races OF men it has risen higher and hgner IN
their estimation as II has become pelter AnomH. ~.
uniform character and lower 10 cure lne vntious VI
fcctons of the lungs and throat nave innoe huom9
as n reliable protector "ganst them. Whiie aaap'ca
to milder forms of disc SO and to young Children 1t
ls at the slmo time the most cnectual rensuy suat
can be piyru for Icipleut consumption ana Inc oan'
rnrou, affections of the throat and lungs. as pro
SisIon aratnet sudden attacks OF Group 1t snoulti De
kept Oh hand In every amiy and indeed rs an are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, III SHOULD
he proyi,led with this npidotc for them.
Although settle CONSUMPTION u thou!nt lncura'
bio still great numbers OF cases whcrc the olseuse
sconcj settled hlye been completely cured, anu
the pat.ut restored 10 sound health by tne CHERRY
pEcroRAL so complete is its mastery over t1e dis-
orders of the Lungs and Curoat, that the most oD
siinatp of them yield to l.. Vn nothing cse couia
r,sch them, under the CHERRY PEcTohA tncS suo'
side and disappear o, 1900. ,,roto,
ton from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved aud often wholly cured
by 1t. 49,. o,,-,.
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by taklrg inc CHEH'
ny pEcronAI il. small and frequent doses.
SO geueralr are its virtues known That we neeu
not publish the certificates "f hem herc or 40
than assure tho public that Its qnshlics IRE lu'iy
ms aintnno,.
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Nashville Market.

NAsHvILLE February Ns.-rorroN-Liverpool
to-day declined I'd, and New York &c, but there
was more activity IN New York than there has been
for several days past Our market closed quiet, with
some demand fer the better grades We quote ordi-
NE riye a summary OF tho transactions OF the DAY:
Receipts SEQ; sales 24s; shipments 250.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohi
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Melnnhia Market.

MEMPHIS, February 7-CoTToN-Inquiry was
acaiu light and mostly speculative ut 2Sc for mi !.
ding, 10 which there but little res ousc until
aftor the receipt Of Eastern intelligence cf decline,
whcn offeriucs brcamc bettec aud some factors
submitted 10 decline. sales werc aboat loco
bales. Including 1s5 strict low middhn2 1T "a 1916;
&c low lnddlng ut 2714c; log do at EXC; l08
do at oTl;c; $50 barey low iliddlinS IL 27c; 8!
low lnidd ug at a71sc; 20 good middlng u, nc:
az, III and - midliins at 2SIlc; 10. I2 and 10 do
at 2sc st1c mid ling at 2SiSc. In the evening IN
ouiry was at basis cf 27c Tor low midd ing, when
thc sale of $50 'ales occurred. Factors exhibited
no particular anxiety 10 realize, aud, r. is not
much demand frcn. tho interior Tor .aoney, alo
rather disposed to oe firm han Otherwise
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n,e,,.c,i tnr this For,
SnIpncws by Telegraph.

Steamship Magnolia. crowel, at New York. Feb Is
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oArs-we heard of the sale of LOO bushels Of oats
from wagon at 621sc.
CopNFR. cepts to-day the llrgest of the season
Anticipated arrivals arc having tendency to dcpress
prices and tho market working easlcr ut tho
close though not quotably lower. We repeat 60s83c
tor ear 63465c for sheed and 78a8oc Tor sacked aud
delivered in depot
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Aupusta COTTON MnrI.et.
Savannah Weekly Cotton Market.

Receipts last season. from September ], 1867, to
February II, 1868 were IS 1856 bales
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Drugs, Gbemifals, Gif.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

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